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Reworks paymentsCC validation and some RPCs. Also fixes -reindex bug that was preventing chains reindexing and forcing resync. Ready to add tokens, just needs a snapshot for each tokenid to be written to populate the vectors.
`73fd951` added protection from corrupted old version tar... - dimxy
`9590769` corr check for corrupt val - dimxy
`406e54a` returned isprint check - dimxy
`0df3d51` Merge pull request #1479 from dimxy/migration-g... - jl777
This looks to me like a piece of a panic stack trace followed by a signal stack trace.
That is, the signal might have happened after the panic and not during a normal operation of MM.
In such cases the panic is more interesting to us. Panic stack traces might be large, one might need to redirect the log to a file in order to fully capture them (using tee maybe).
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I am constantly referring to several shell scripts to help with PostgreSQL, so this blog post is merely a brain dump on how I find it easiest to install and configure for local Drupal development. These settings should be tweaked moving to staging or production, they are mainly done to help the developers.
sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get upgrade sudo apt-get install postgresql phppgadmin
Start by switching to the postgres superuser:
seanh@wiifmonthego ~ » sudo su - postgres
postgres@wiifmonthego:~$ createuser drupal Shall the new role be a superuser? (y/n) y
and change their passwords:
postgres=# alter user postgres with password 'crazylongpassword'; ALTER ROLE postgres=# alter user drupal with password 'password'; ALTER ROLE postgres=#\q
When in development, I often find myself dumping, restoring, dropping and re-creating databases all the time, so I find having to remember the password to be frustrating. Luckily PostgreSQL lets us trust certain users when coming from certain domains.
sudo vim /etc/postgresql/9.1/main/pg_hba.conf
Add in your development user with the method 'trust'
# Database administrative login by Unix domain socket local all postgres peer local all drupal trust # TYPE DATABASE USER ADDRESS METHOD
This is needed to stop any unwanted network traffic to your local development box
sudo vim /etc/postgresql/9.1/main/postgresql.conf
Uncomment the 'listen_addresses' section
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------ # CONNECTIONS AND AUTHENTICATION #------------------------------------------------------------------------------ # - Connection Settings - listen_addresses = 'localhost' # what IP address(es) to listen on;
In order to make the above changes take effect you need to restart the service
seanh@wiifmonthego ~ » sudo service postgresql restart * Restarting PostgreSQL 9.1 database server
These gems I use a lot.
createdb -p 5432 -O drupal -U drupal -E UTF8 testingsiteone -T template0
dropdb -p 5432 -U drupal testingsiteone
pg_dump -p 5432 -h localhost -Fc -U drupal --no-owner testingsiteone > /tmp/testingsiteone_$(date +"%Y-%m-%d_%s").pgdump
pg_restore -p 5432 -h localhost -Fc -d testingsiteone -U drupal --no-owner < /tmp/path-to-the-file.pgdump
Are there any other steps you normally take when setting up PostgreSQL for Drupal development? If so, let me know in the comments.


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Emajjin Children's Foundation is a registered charity operating solely through a group of dedicated volunteers. We avidly promote partnerships with the community. We value your participation and feedback!
Snapd: Emajjin Children's Foundation 4th Annual Gala - Jazz Night
Snapd: Emajjin Children's Foundation Annual Gala 2016
November 2016Emajjin Children's Foundation supports Canadian charities that focus on children with disabilities or those who are disadvantaged. A new charity is chosen every year to be the recipient of their fund-raising efforts. 2016's recipient charity is Sleeping Children Around the World. The gala took place on Wednesday October 5, 2016. Legendary hockey player Dave Dryden was the guest speaker.  Unique gifts, sports tickets, golf packages and much more were available for bidding.
ProSoft Employee’s Foundation Recipient of Belden’s Matching Gift Program
June 20, 2016Giving back to the community can be a worthwhile endeavor, an opportunity to improve the lives of others and a chance for an individual to be an active part of their community. For ProSoft’s, Anil Sanwalka, senior engineer, philanthropy has taken on a new level of importance. Sanwalka and his wife, Jyoti, are the founders of the Emajjin (EE-MAJ-JIN) Children’s Foundation, a recent recipient of Belden’s matching gift program.
Sanwalka, who joined ProSoft in 2012, and his wife established the foundation nearly three years ago after being
inspired by their special needs child.
The couple wanted to create a foundation centered on providing assistance for children’s charities
through a focus on fundraising. Each year, Emajjin selects one partner charity to benefit from the foundation’s
yearly fundraising campaign. In 2015, Emajjin partnered with the Pathways to Education organization. The foundation
was able raise over $20,000 for Pathways to Education after receiving a contribution from Belden’s matching
gift program.
After reading about the matching program in a letter from John Stroup, Sanwalka reached out about having Emajjin selected as a recipient of the program.
“I didn't know anything about the matching gift program and then I got John's letter describing the it,” said Sanwalka. “I reached out to John with an email and within a couple of hours, he had responded to me. I got an email saying we were eligible to do this and that was it.”
The selection as a matching program recipient happened to coincided with Emajjin’s annual fundraising gala. Each year, the foundation holds a fundraising gala focused on that year’s chosen charitable partner. At Emajjin’s 2015 gala benefiting Pathways to Education, Sanwalka was inspired to drive more donations, after knowing that Belden would be matching Emajjin’s donations
“While we were at the gala, I was thinking about Belden doubling my contribution, so I went up on stage and said I'll match anybody who puts in up to $1,000,” said Sanwalka. “Within five minutes, I had $1000. So I said I'll go up to $2000, and I got that. So with my individual contribution, the attendees’ matching contributions and Belden's matching contribution, we raised over $9,000 in total donations.”
The funds donated to Pathways to Education will allow the non-profit to continue to ensure that Canadian students finish high school. The mission of organization is to identify at-risk students and work to develop plans to provide those students with needed supplies to make sure they graduate high school.
Following the success of the 2015 fundraising campaign for Pathways to Education, Sanwalka said he looks to continue the work of the Emjjain Children’s Foundation in funding charities making a difference in the lives of children.
“My wife and I have been very fortunate in our life, we have everything we could every need, and you see so
many people that have needs that can't be met. There are people who have the capability to help those individuals,
who have ability to do great things and just need the funds. Our goal is provide these good causes with the funds
to do these things.”
Dean Artists Management
October 2015Dear Jyoti,
Many, many thanks for allowing TOT and our young artists to be part of this amazing evening. From all
I could observe, it was a great success and I have
no doubt exceeded your goals as a fund-raising project.
You and your colleagues have done a great service. And the coverage you so kindly gave us in
your programme
is much appreciated; it helps raise our profile with an audience we might not otherwise have a chance to reach;
a great opportunity for
our company!
With all best wishes
Henry I.
Director, Concerts Division
Dean Artists Management
PATHWAYS TO EDUCATION CANADA
October 9, 2015From: Kate G.
To: Jyoti S.
Subject: Thank You
Good morning Jyoti,
I wanted to reach out and congratulate you on a fantastic event on Wednesday.
Thank you so much for including Pathways in the celebration and for all of the effort and thought put into the
evening. We are so appreciative of the Emajjin Children’s Foundation’s support.
Wishing you a wonderful long weekend and a happy Thanksgiving,
Kate
DEVELOPMENT OFFICER
PATHWAYS TO EDUCATION CANADA
The Sanfilippo Children's Research Foundation
October 2014We are in awe of the efforts you and your team from the Emajjin Children's
Foundation went to to create
such an amazing event and raise these funds
for the SCRF. $15K is huge and will be a huge help towards
making these
clinical trials possible. The words Thank you just doesn't seem to be
enough to
convey our appreciation for all you have done, but I'm saying
them anyways!
Thank you , Thank you to your whole team. It was a great memorable night
for us and our family.
We were thrilled to be a part of it and the
recipient of your generosity and love.
Warmest regards to you all.
Sincerely,
Elisabeth L.
Director, The Sanfilippo Children's Research Foundation


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Trait that provides some basic syntax sugar for Mockito.
Companion object that facilitates the importing of MockitoSugar
members as
an alternative to mixing it in.
Companion object that facilitates the importing of MockitoSugar
members as
an alternative to mixing it in. One use case is to import MockitoSugar
members so you can use
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Trait that provides some basic syntax sugar for Mockito.
Using the Mockito API directly, you create a mock with:
Using this trait, you can shorten that to:
This trait also provides shorthands for the three other (non-deprecated) overloaded
mock
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LITTLE MURDERS A film review by Randy Parker Copyright 1996 Randy Parker
RATING: ***1/2 (out of ****)
Cable channels like Bravo earn their keep by offering cinematic gems which have been buried under pounds of blockbusters and sequels--for instance, LITTLE MURDERS, the 1971 film adaptation of Jules Feiffer's off-Broadway play. Until it popped up on Bravo's schedule, I had never heard of LITTLE MURDERS, which is strange because the movie definitely deserves attention.
Directed by Alan Arkin, LITTLE MURDERS is an utterly unforgettable and provocative pitch-black satire. The movie is set within the violent confines of New York City, and it presents a grim world of neurosis and paranoia.
LITTLE MURDERS chronicles an unusual romance between the unlikeliest couple. Marcia Rodd is a high strung, head-strong interior decorator; Elliott Gould is an apathetic, socially-withdrawn photographer (who specializes in shooting dung). Gould is a social misfit of the highest order--painfully passive and shy. The two meet when Rodd rescues Gould from some thugs who are beating him to a pulp outside her apartment window. Gould is too indifferent to fight off his assailants so Rodd jumps in and knocks them away with her purse. It's not quite love at first sight, but it IS the beginning of a turbulent relationship.
Rodd sees Gould as someone whom she can mold into her ideal mate. She starts by forcing him to have fun: they golf, play tennis, go bowling, and ride horses. Love is in the air. Well, sort of... Rodd falls in love with Gould, and Gould ... well, Gould doesn't know what love is, but he finds Rodd "comfortable." And before you know it, she has brought him home to meet her parents, despite his protestations that he doesn't like families.
The dinner with Rodd's family is hysterical beyond belief--the movie's piece de resistance. Rodd's mother, father, and brother make for one of the strangest families ever captured on film. Vincent Gardenia is priceless as Rodd's conservative father. Her dense mother, played by Elizabeth Wilson, is a walking cliche who is constantly spewing platitudes, like "It's always darkest before the dawn" and "How far better it is to strike a match than curse the darkness." Jon Korkes is weird enough to give you the creeps as Rodd's off-the-wall brother. I couldn't figure out if he was supposed to be retarded or just incredibly immature: he looks 25, but he has the mentality of Bart Simpson.
LITTLE MURDERS is bursting at the seams with the grotesquely absurd. Every character is weirder than the one before. Donald Sutherland, for example, has a small but juicy role as the radical preacher who marries Gould and Rodd in a decidedly unorthodox ceremony. Sutherland, sporting a hippy-look with long hair and beard, comes across as a demented, modern-day Jesus-figure--one who gleefully denounces marriage and mocks love. The actors perform their roles with obvious relish and gusto, especially director Alan Arkin, who briefly appears on the scene as a mad detective.
It's tempting to praise each performance in LITTLE MURDERS as a tour de force, but it's really more accurate to say that the entire movie is a tour de force--of writing, directing, AND acting. The laughs pile up on top of one another, but just when you least expect it, LITTLE MURDERS does an about face and turns serious, deadly serious, with some shocking plot twists. As a result, the film is both brutally funny and brutally disturbing.
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Then, after this step, there will optionally be more steps to establish the connection.
There is currently three alternative ways to connect your Jenkins master
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There are different pros and cons for each connection method. Depending on your environment, choose the one matching your needs. More detailed prerequisites are provided once you select a given method.
docker exec
,
all by using the Docker API.
The agent does not need to be able to reach the master through the network layers
to communicate ; all will go through Docker API.
docker run
command with the right secret.
And the remoting agent will establish the connection with the master through the network.
Hence, the agent must be able to access the master through its address and port.


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{% include anchor.html edit="true" title="Compact the database" hash="compaction" %}
{% highlight js %}
db.compact([options], [callback])
{% endhighlight %}
Triggers a compaction operation in the local or remote database. This reduces the database's size by removing unused and old data, namely non-leaf revisions and attachments that are no longer referenced by those revisions. Note that this is a separate operation from [`viewCleanup()`](#view_cleanup).
For remote databases, PouchDB checks the compaction status at regular intervals and fires the callback (or resolves the promise) upon completion. Consult the [compaction section of CouchDB's maintenance documentation](http://couchdb.readthedocs.org/en/latest/maintenance/compaction.html) for more details.
Also see [auto-compaction](#create_database), which runs compaction automatically (local databases only).
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#### Example Usage:
{% include code/start.html id="compact" type="callback" %}
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{% endhighlight %}
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{% highlight js %}
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} catch (err) {
console.log(err);
}
{% endhighlight %}
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{% include code/start.html id="compact" type="promise" %}
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}).catch(function (err) {
console.log(err);
});
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{% include code/end.html %}
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Helium
In 1868, Pierre J. C. Janssen travelled to India to measure the solar spectrum during a total eclipse and observed a new yellow line which indicated a new element. Joseph Norman Lockyer recorded the same line by observing the sun through London smog and, assuming the new element to be a metal, he named it helium.
| Atomic Number | 2 |
| Relative atomic mass | 4.003 |
| Melting point | Unknown |
| Boiling point | −268.928°C |
After hydrogen, helium is the second most abundant element in the universe. It is present in all stars and is a colourless, odourless gas that is totally unreactive. It was, and is still being, formed from alpha-particle decay of radioactive elements in the Earth. Some of the helium formed escapes into the atmosphere, which contains about 5 parts per million by volume.


| 004:176 Khan | : |
They ask you for a legal verdict. Say: "Allah directs (thus) about Al-Kalalah (those who leave neither descendants nor ascendants as heirs). If it is a man that dies, leaving a sister, but no child, she shall have half the inheritance. If (such a deceased was) a woman, who left no child, her brother takes her inheritance. If there are two sisters, they shall have two-thirds of the inheritance; if there are brothers and sisters, the male will have twice the share of the female.  And Allah is the All-Knower of everything." |
| 004:176 Maulana | : |
They ask thee for a decision. Say: Allah gives you a decision concerning the person who has neither parents nor children. If a man dies (and) he has no son and he has a sister, hers is half of what he leaves, and he shall be her heir if she has no son. But if there be two (sisters), they shall have two-thirds of what he leaves. And if there are brethren, men and women, then for the male is the like of the portion of two females. Allah makes clear to you, lest you err. And Allah is Knower of all things. |
| 004:176 Pickthal | : |
They ask thee for a pronouncement. Say: Allah hath pronounced for you concerning distant kindred. If a man die childless and he have a sister, hers is half the heritage, and he would have inherited from her had she died childless. And if there be two sisters, then theirs are two-thirds of the heritage, and if they be brethren, men and women, unto the male is the equivalent of the share of two females. Allah expoundeth unto you, so that ye err not. Allah is Knower of all things. |
| 004:176 Rashad | : |
They consult you; say, "GOD advises you concerning the single person. If one dies and leaves no children, and he had a sister, she gets half the inheritance. If she dies first, he inherits from her, if she left no children. If there were two sisters, they get two-thirds of the inheritance. If the siblings are men and women, the male gets twice the share of the female."  GOD is fully aware of all things. |
| 004:176 Sarwar | : |
(Muhammad), they seek your verdict. Tell them, "God commands this concerning your kindred: If a man dies childless but has a sister, she will receive half of the legacy. If a woman dies childless, her brother will receive the whole legacy. If a childless man leaves only two sisters, both will receive two-thirds of the legacy. If the heirs are both sisters and brothers, the share of a male will be twice as much as the share of the female. God explains His Laws to you so that you will not go astray. God knows all things. |
| 004:176 Shakir | : |
They ask you for a decision of the law. Say: Allah gives you a decision concerning the person who has neither parents nor offspring; if a man dies (and) he has no son and he has a sister, she shall have half of what he leaves, and he shall be her heir she has no son; but if there be two (sisters), they shall have two-thirds of what he leaves; and if there are brethren, men and women, then the male shall have the like of the portion of two females; Allah makes clear to you, lest you err; and Allah knows all things. |
| 004:176 Sherali | : |
They ask thee for a decision. Say, `ALLAH gives HIS decision concerning `Kalalah. If a man dies leaving no child and he has a sister, then she shall have half of what he leaves; and he shall inherit her if she has no child. But if there be two sisters, then they shall have two-thirds of what he leaves. And if the heirs be brethren - both men and women - then the male shall have as much as the portion of two females. ALLAH explains this to you lest you go astray and ALLAH knows all things well.' |
| 004:176 Yusufali | : |
They ask thee for a legal decision. Say: Allah directs (thus) about those who leave no descendants or ascendants as heirs. If it is a man that dies, leaving a sister but no child, she shall have half the inheritance: If (such a deceased was) a woman, who left no child, Her brother takes her inheritance: If there are two sisters, they shall have two-thirds of the inheritance (between them): if there are brothers and sisters, (they share), the male having twice the share of the female. Thus doth Allah make clear to you (His law), lest ye err. And Allah hath knowledge of all things. |
Concepts/Themes Covered: تنظيم العلاقات المالية > الميراث Organizing Financial Relationships>Inheritance
This tool uses eight English parallel translations for the Holy Quran imported from Mr. Clay Smith. You can also visit Qurany Concepts for browsing the Quran themes or topics. If you want to search the Holy Quran for keywords, please visit Qurany Keywords.


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Unafffiliated
Assistant City Attorney - Senior City Attorney's Office City and County of Denver
Bachelor's Degree in Political Science, Minor in Legal Studies Juris Doctorate Degree Harvard Kennedy School of Government - Executive Education - State and Local Senior Management
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I have spent the entirety of my legal career in public service. I have served as an attorney in both the legislative and executive branches at the state level and in both the legislative and executive branches at the municipal level. Outside of my professional career, I have not engaged in political organization or advocacy, due to my work responsibilities with legislation and elections.
I donated $25 to Michael Johnston's senatorial campaign in February of 2019. Other than this donation, I have not been politically active.
I am a member of the Governor's Sickle Cell Advisory Board. As an unaffiliated voter and a government attorney, I have not participated in any other of these types of organizations.
As an unaffiliated and somewhat apolitical voter, I have a keen interest in ensuring that legislative districts are drawn fairly and in accordance with constitutional requirements. I served as a staff attorney to the 2011 Reapportionment Commission. In that role, I saw firsthand how important it is that districts be drawn fairly and with community input.
I have been a government attorney for 13 years. I've worked both for and with both political parties on a myriad of issues. Whether I'm working with attorneys, elected officials, or laypersons, I'm able to communicate effectively and achieve results.
Again, as a government attorney with 13 years of experience, I've repeatedly analyzed issues logically and rationally. My legal skills, drafting skills, and ability to help officials and constituents solve problems is well respected by leaders in both political parties. I've worked in two branches of government at both the state and local level.
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About anything and everything having to do with testing in the world of Scheme.
The schemetest
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subscribe)
is the primary place for discussions on the topic, and specific
projects (prior to their being elevated to SRFIs).
Some relevant repositories can be found in the schemetest
GitHub
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I'm a Software Engineer with 6+ years of experience in iOS, mobile and web development, including 3+ years of experience as Software Engineer in Big Tech, 2+ years in a small startup where I was part of a 3 people iOS team where all the responsibilities were divided equally, and 2+ years in my startup where I created and maintain an iOS app, a Flutter app for Android, a web app and the API.
I'm Experienced in all the steps needed to create a mobile application, from design to the release in the App Store.
I've been doing my own apps since 2019. Some of them are in the App Store, a couple of them are in the process. In the apps section, you will find a list of my apps.


Jerry Maguire (1996)
Grade: 60
Tom Cruise struck gold again with this feel-good romantic comedy, landing another Best Actor Oscar nomination. "Jerry Maguire" was one of the most successful films of 1996, and "Show Me the Money" became one of the most annoying catch phrases of that year. While the Oscar nomination for Cameron Crowe's screenplay was undeserved, the supporting performances by Cuba Gooding, Jr. and Jonathan Lipnicki make the film worth seeing.
The first half of the film has the theme 'See the sports agent hit rock bottom'. Jerry Maguire (Cruise) works for evil conglomerate Sports Management International. He writes a memo condemning corporate greed, and soon is fired. All his clients but one are stolen by arch-rival Bob Sugar (Jay Mohr). His sole remaining athlete is wide receiver Rod Tidwell (Gooding), who is talented but has an attitude problem.
Now broke, Cruise breaks up with his violent playmate Kelly Preston. On the rebound, he takes up with single mother Dorothy (Renee Zellweger), who lives with her son Ray (Lipnicki) and world-weary older sister Laurel (Bonnie Hunt). Cruise loves exuberant, nerdy-looking Ray more than Dorothy, leading to much pouting and trauma on her part. But no worries, a happy ending for all concerned is inevitable.
Maguire's career is initially destroyed by his manifesto, which contains such blasphemy as 'less clients, less money'. Writing the memo is perhaps the only moment his character seems emotionally honest. He clings to Tidwell out of desperation, marries Dorothy out of guilt, and returns to her apparently because Tidwell caught a touchdown pass. While Cruise can convey frustration well, he is otherwise flat, and is outperformed by his supporting cast. Gooding makes Cruise look stiff, while Zellweger makes him seem obliging but disinterested.
The Academy Awards loved "Jerry Maguire", however, nominating the film for Best Picture. Joe Hutshing was nominated for Best Film Editing, while Gooding won the Oscar for Best Supporting Actor.
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One of my earlier works using a graphics tablet. I was thinking of drawing a elemental mage which have the power of nature that's why the main color is green. And green is my favourite color by the way. As then until now I can't draw backgrounds so the background is a google image.
This drawing is drawn using a mouse. Using Paint tool Sai's linework layer and given the fact that I'm not an artistic person, I struggled to finish it. But in the end I've still drawn a ben 10 looking character.
This is a compilation of some characters I've drawn back then. The characters are named (from the left) Stack, Imback, Katsuki(from BNHA), and the last is a drawing of myself. And every one of them is drawn using a mouse. The background is from google , of course.
One of my recent works. This piece is appropriately named Rush because it is a rush work. And the pose is influenced by the anime Detective Conan. It is a pose that the main character of that anime always do.
This drawing is named Bat, because the chracter originaly have a bat but I removed it due to my inability to draw a human arm. The coloring technique use in this piece is different from the others because I tried greyscale coloring.
This is a drawing I made in commemoration of halloween. The background is influenced by a sunset I saw while I'm travelling on october 31, and the character is influenced by a game called Skyrim, they are a race called Dark Elves in the game. This is my most recent drawing as of now.


China Bans all Token Offering Financing Activities, Price of the Virtual Currencies Decline
“Regulatory authorities said ICO is an unauthorized illegal fund-raising that may involve in illegal sale of tokens, financial fraud, pyramid schemes and other criminal activities.”
On Sept. 4th, 2017, seven government authorities including the People’s Bank of China, Cyberspace Administration of China, Ministry of Industry and Information Technology of the People’s Republic of China, State Administration for Industry & Commerce of the People’s Republic of China, China Securities Regulatory Commission, China Banking Regulatory Commission and China Insurance Regulatory Commission have all come together to issue a Joint Statement, echoing the committee’s stance on how ICOs are a form of unauthorized illegal fund raising.
According to the Statement, all organizations and individuals are now prohibited from raising funds through any ICO activities. From the date of the Statement (Sep. 4), those who have completed ICOs should make arrangements for refunding and manage the risks properly.
The Statement defines ICO as a practice of unauthorized fundraising which may involve illegal sale of tokens, illegal issuance of securities, illegal fund-raising, financial fraud, pyramid schemes and other criminal activities. The Statement said that the tokens or“virtual currencies” used in ICOs are not issued by the authorized organizations, therefore they do not have the same legal status as the fiat currency, thus they cannot and should not be circulated and used as currencies in the market.
ICO financing activities have emerged in large numbers this year and were misused by ill-intentioned speculators. Some ICO projects are highly suspected of financial scams that disrupted the economic and financial order. Recently, people are waiting for the regulatory policy for ICOs and there were different speculations from the outside until the policy was formally released. In the last few days, the reports on ICOs have caused a stir in the virtual currencies and Blockchain field. People witnessed the most striking and direct consequence is the sharp decline of the prices of the digital currencies.
Following the release of the Statement, many investors said, “it’s time to sell out all my digital assets!!”. Some on-going projects announced that they would exit the market according to the national laws and regulations, the completed ICO projects will arrange the refunding affairs, and some oversea projects have also officially prohibited Chinese to participate in their token-sale activities. The prices of the virtual currencies have fluctuated wildly since then.
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Hello, I'm Sarvjot
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I am nineteen year old programming enthusiast and my interest lies in Web Development using Node.js and Competitive Programming using C++( sometimes Java).
I did my schooling from Motilal Nehru Public School,Jamshedpur. Computer Science,Mathematics and Physics were my favorite subjects in High school. This interest in programming led me to persue a technical degree, particularly software engineering.
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layout: game-page
title: Panarctica
year: 2022
semester: Fall
description: "300 years from now, the surface of Earth is a frozen wasteland. You play as Lefty, a pirate aboard an airship called The Campbell. Panarctica is a vertical slice and proof of concept of a first-person shooter set in an ice age with zeppelins. It shows how a typical mission will look if the player pursues the piracy character arc.
If you want to read more about the game development process click here."
tags: Windows Singleplayer
# tag options: "Windows", "Mac", "Linux",
# "Singleplayer", "Multiplayer",
# "Controller-Compatible", "VR",
# "Game-Jam"
project_members: {
Matthew Lucien Komar: "Team Lead, Programming, 3D Modeling, Texture Art",
Kai Diel: "Lead Artist",
Andrew Knowles: "Lead Programmer",
Steve Lu: Lead Designer,
Larry Chen: Programming,
Vishant Raajkumar: Programming,
Weiwen (Andy) Jiang: UI Art,
Joyce Zhang: "Concept Art, 3D Modeling",
Sydney Zhang: 3D Modeling,
Isabel Fleck: "Concept Art, Texture Art",
Grayson Ticer: "Concept Art, Texture Art",
Lucas Hurley: "Concept Art",
Basil Collis: "Sound Effects",
Jonathan Frantz: "Music",
Emma Jiang: Producer,
Alexis Giauque: "Programming",
Minjune Song: "AI Programming",
Professor David Kosbie: "Prof's Voice Actor",
Alina Chen: "Aimy's Voice Actor"
}
stage_game_path: panarctica/
builds: {
Windows: Panarctica_01_12_23_3.zip
}
thumbnail: Thumbnail.png
top-img: Thumbnail.png
screenshots: [
Panarctica_4.png,
Panarctica_1.png,
Panarctica_2.png,
Panarctica_3.png
]
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Imagine being so oppressed that you must ask a central bank permission to have anonymity + pay them for the privilege! "Anonymity vouchers"!
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I've recently gotten excited about crosswords. I occationally challenge myself to try to build something in a single flight, without using the internet, documentation, or downloadable packages. It's a fun way to stay sharp and force myself to dig a little deeper into language features. I recently tried to build a crossword editor on a flight home to NYC from my parents' house in Nevada (just over 4 hours).
It does stuff like apply the symmetry rules automatically, which is fun I guess. If I wind up using it I'll finish the sharing feature, which I think is the most glaringly missing feature. Use a dot to fill in a square.
Be careful when resizing, it completely wipes the board.


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true if the signature scheme is supported.


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In JBehave, there is a separation of concerns between Scenario and Steps classes:
Even if each executable Scenario Java class can be configured independently, it is good pratice to collect the configuration that applies to all Scenarios in an abstract (i.e. not executable) base class:
public abstract class TraderScenario extends JUnitScenario { // Define how to resolve textual story or scenarios file based on the Java class private static ScenarioNameResolver resolver = new UnderscoredCamelCaseResolver(".story"); public TraderScenario(final Class scenarioClass) { super(new PropertyBasedConfiguration() { @Override public ScenarioDefiner forDefiningScenarios() { return new ClasspathScenarioDefiner(resolver, new PatternScenarioParser(keywords())); } // Define the scenario reporters @Override public ScenarioReporter forReportingScenarios() { return new ScenarioReporterBuilder(new FilePrintStreamFactory(scenarioClass, resolver)) .with(CONSOLE) .with(TXT) .with(HTML) .with(XML) .build(); } }); // Define the Steps configuration StepsConfiguration configuration = new StepsConfiguration(); configuration.useMonitor(new SilentStepMonitor()); // use new PrintStreamStepMonitor() to debug step matching issues configuration.useKeyWords(new I18nKeyWords(Locale.ENGLISH)); // use different Locale for different languages configuration.usePatternBuilder(new PrefixCapturingPatternBuilder("$")); // could use different char (e.g. '%') to identify parameters in annotation patterns configuration.useParameterConverters(new ParameterConverters( monitor, new DateConverter(new SimpleDateFormat("dd/MM/yyyy")))); // defines custom converter for Date objects with format dd/MM/yyyy // Define the Steps used by the Scenario class addSteps(createSteps(configuration)); } // Here we are instantiating Steps as POJOs protected CandidateSteps[] createSteps(StepsConfiguration configuration) { return new StepsFactory(configuration).createCandidateSteps(new TraderSteps(new TradingService()), new BeforeAfterSteps()); }
If we wanted to use an inversion of control container to compose our Steps with all its dependencies, all we'd need to do is to override the createSteps method using a different StepsFactory and use that as your base Scenario class. For example, to use with a Spring container:
public abstract class SpringTraderScenario extends TraderScenario { public SpringTraderScenario(Class scenarioClass) { super(scenarioClass); } @Override protected CandidateSteps[] createSteps(StepsConfiguration configuration) { ListableBeanFactory parent = new SpringApplicationContextFactory("org/jbehave/examples/trader/spring/steps.xml") .getApplicationContext(); return new SpringStepsFactory(configuration, parent).createCandidateSteps(); } }
Once we have a base Scenario class, all we need to do is to extend it providing the name of the executable Scenario class that maps to the textual scenario file. For example, to map to trader_is_alerted_of_status.story using the resolver defined above:
public class TraderIsAlertedOfStatus extends TraderScenario { public TraderIsAlertedOfStatus() { super(TraderIsAlertedOfStatus.class); } }Note that JBehave follow the configuration-by-convention approach, by which a default value of the configuration element is provided and can be overridden, if so desidered.
While Scenarios are designed to be highly configurable, they come with a default behaviour for the most useful configuration. Configuration is the main interface for configuring all the components of a scenario.
The configurable elements of the scenario include:
StepCreator: Represents the strategy for the creation of executable steps from a given scenario definition matching a list of candidate steps. The default implementation is UnmatchedToPendingStepCreator.
ScenarioDefiner: Loads scenarios contained in a story from a given scenario class. The default implementation is ClasspathScenarioDefiner.
ScenarioReporter: Allows the runner to report the state of running scenarios. The default implementation is PrintStreamScenarioReporter.
ErrorStrategy: Allows to define the strategy for error handling. The default value is RETHROW.
KeyWords: Allows to specify the keywords used. The default value is I18nKeyWords.
JBehave provides two useful base implementations that users can extend to override only the elements that differ from default behaviour:
MostUsefulConfiguration: provides default configuration that most user will find appropriate
PropertyBasedConfiguration: overrides default configuration via system properties
Steps can also be configured to a high degree via the StepsConfiguration. Among the elements that can be configured are:
StepPatternBuilder: defaults to PrefixCapturingPatternBuilder.
StepMonitor: defaults to SilentStepMonitor, useful to either debug the step matching or to describe the steps being performed to some output.
ParameterConverters: facade for collecting user-defined ParameterConverters.
KeyWords: defaults to I18nKeyWords.


VarResolvers and VarResolverSessions
The main class for performing variable resolution is {@link oaj.svl.VarResolver}.
Two methods are provided for resolving variables:
- {@link oaj.svl.VarResolver}
- {@link oaj.svl.VarResolver#resolve(String) resolve(String)}
- Resolves variables and returns the results as a simple string.
- {@link oaj.svl.VarResolver#resolveTo(String,Writer) resolveTo(String,Writer)}
- Resolves variables and sends results to a writer.
Var resolvers can rely on the existence of other objects.
For example, {@link oaj.config.vars.ConfigVar} relies on the existence of a {@link oaj.config.Config}.
This is accomplished through the following:
- Context-objects - Objects set on the resolver.
- Session-objects - Objects set on the resolver session.
The following two classes are identical in behavior except for which objects they can access:
- {@link oaj.svl.VarResolver} - Has access to context objects only.
- {@link oaj.svl.VarResolverSession} - Has access to context and session objects.
Context and session objects are set through the following methods:
- {@link oaj.svl.VarResolverBuilder#contextObject(String,Object)} - Context objects.
- {@link oaj.svl.VarResolverSession#sessionObject(String,Object)} - Session objects.
- {@link oaj.svl.VarResolver#createSession(Map)} - Session objects.
Both kinds of objects are accessible through the following method:
- {@link oaj.svl.VarResolverSession#getSessionObject(Class, String, boolean)}
Var resolvers can be cloned and extended by using the {@link oaj.svl.VarResolver#builder()} method.
Cloning a resolver will copy it's {@link oaj.svl.Var} class names and context objects.
// Create a resolver that copies the default resolver and adds $C and $A vars.
VarResolver myVarResolver = VarResolver.DEFAULT
.builder()
.vars(ConfigVar.class, ArgsVar.class)
.build();


This article covers how to set up a KI project and start working with data with kitools. If you need to install and configure kitools, please see this article.
A KI project is a directory that will contain all the data, analysis scripts, and analysis results for your project. In addition to a local directory of analysis artifacts, a KI project is also linked to a space in Synapse where metadata about your project and results are stored.
To initialize a KI project, you simply need to point it to an existing directory that you would like to use, or provide a path to a directory that doesn’t exist yet, and answer a series of interactive prompts:
Create KiProject in: ~/my_ki_project [y/n]: y
KiProject title: kitools demo
Create a remote project or use an existing? [c/e]: c
Remote project name: kitools demo
Remote project created at URI: syn:syn19550300
KiProject initialized successfully and ready to use.
Here we specified our KI project title to be “kitools demo” and indicated that we want to create a new Synapse project to store data and results related to our analysis, also with the name “kitools demo”.
Once you have initialized a KI project, the next time you enter your R or Python environment and load the project, instead of initializing, it will load the project.
KiProject successfully loaded and ready to use.
You now use this KI project object, p
, throughout your session to perform all your KI project operations.
You may have noticed in the KI project setup that it informed us that the associated Synapse space created has a URI: syn:syn19550300
. All objects in Synapse, including project spaces, files, etc., are identified by a Synapse ID, in this case, the project is identified by "syn19550300"
. You can navigate to any Synapse object by appending this ID to the URL https://www.synapse.org/#!Synapse:
. For example, you can visit the website for this Synapse project through the following link: https://www.synapse.org/#!Synapse:syn19550300.
The prefix syn:
of the Synapse URI syn:syn19550300
is used to differentiate Synapse from other potential content nodes that may be supported by kitools in the future.
What is the result of creating a KI project? As we have seen, it creates an associated Synapse space (or associates an existing Synapse space) to house data related to the analysis, but additionally it sets up a file structure in your local project directory:
~/my_ki_project
├── data
│ ├── auxiliary
│ └── core
├── reports
├── results
└── scripts
The “data” directory and its subdirectories are where data will be stored locally. The “reports” and “scripts” directories are empty directories that you can use to store analysis scripts and reports. While you can organize your reports, results, scripts, and auxiliary data in any manner you would like, the core data directory and its subdirectories should not be changed, as they are typically pulled from Synapse and treated as “read-only”.
The file “kiproject.json” stores all of the project metadata, including the project title, the Synapse space URI, and a listing of all datasets associated with the analysis and where they are located on Synapse.
With kitools, you can either associate a local dataset or a remote dataset with your KI project. After associating a local dateset, you can push this dataset to be synced with your analysis Synapse project. After associating a remote dataset located somewhere on Synapse, you can pull that dataset so that it is available for you to analyze locally.
Typically to start out, you will identify one or more remote core datasets on Synapse that you want to use in your analysis. As mentioned previously, all files on Synapse have a unique identifier. We can associate a remote file or directory of files on Synapse with our KI project by calling the data_add()
function with the appropriate Synapse ID.
data_add()
For example, we have created a “mock” core data Synapse space located here. These datasets are simply for demonstration purposes and are based on a sample of the openly available Collaborative Perinatal Project (CPP) data.
If you navigate to the “Files” page of the Synapse space (by clicking “Files” tab on the page), you will see a directory listing of studies.
Suppose we want to associate the following file with our KI project: Files -> CPP -> sdtm -> subj.csv, which contains subject-level information for 500 of the CPP subjects. If you navigate to that file in Synapse, you will see that it has a Synapse identifier of syn18670920
. This is what we use to associate the data with our analysis.
We use data_add()
to add this data to our analysis, with the identifier syn:syn18670920
as the first argument, then specifying that the data_type
is “core”, and then giving this file a name
, “cpp_subj”. The name is optional and is another way to refer to the file other than the identifier.
The data_add()
function returns an object that provides some information about your data. If you print this object, you will see some of this information:
Name: cpp_subj
Date Type: core
Version: [latest]
Remote URI: syn:syn18670920
Absolute Path: [has not been pulled... use data_pull() to pull this dataset]
NOTE: this print functionality isn’t yet in the master branch.
Now that the file has been associated with our analysis, as we saw in the printout, we need to use data_pull()
to pull the data to our local KI project, using the name or URI to indicate the file to pull.
Downloading [####################]100.00% 51.1kB/51.1kB (403.9kB/s) subj.csv Done...
To look at what is returned:
NOTE: open issue: should it be project resource instead of string?
Now we can see in the printout that the file is available for us to read at data/core/CPP/sdtm/subj.csv
. Note that the directory structure for this file on Synapse is preserved locally.
Calling data_pull()
with no arguments pulls any resource that needs to be pulled and will return a path or list of paths to these files.
To see what files are associated with our analysis, we can use the data_list()
function.
┌─────────────────┬─────────┬──────────┬─────────────────────────────┐
│ Remote URI │ Version │ Name │ Path │
├─────────────────┼─────────┼──────────┼─────────────────────────────┤
│ syn:syn18670920 │ │ cpp_subj │ data/core/CPP/sdtm/subj.csv │
└─────────────────┴─────────┴──────────┴─────────────────────────────┘
This shows us the Synapse URI of the remote location of the file, the path of the local file, its name, and a version. If the version is blank, it means that you always want the latest version of the file associated with your project. To associate a specific version of a file with your project, you can use the version
argument to data_add()
.
In addition to adding and pulling individual files, you can also add pull entire directories. This is done in a similar way to adding and pulling files.
If you want to pull a directory, you can navigate to the directory in Synapse, find the directory’s URI, and supply that to data_add()
.
Here, let’s add all the files in the Files -> CPP directory. This directory has the URI syn18670524
.
You can use data_list()
to see what this now looks like. Remember that to actually pull the data to your local project, you need to use data_pull()
.
Downloading [####################]100.00% 311.6kB/311.6kB (631.6kB/s) analysis.csv Done...
Downloading [####################]100.00% 121.6kB/121.6kB (14.7MB/s) anthro.csv Done...
Name: syn:syn18670524
Date Type: <kitools.data_type.DataType>
Version: [latest]
Remote URI: syn:syn18670524
Absolute Path: ~/my_ki_project/data/core/CPP
We can now look at all the files that are associated with our analysis:
┌─────────────────┬─────────────────┬─────────┬─────────────────┬─────────────────────────────────┐
│ Remote URI │ Root URI │ Version │ Name │ Path │
├─────────────────┼─────────────────┼─────────┼─────────────────┼─────────────────────────────────┤
│ syn:syn18670524 │ │ │ syn:syn18670524 │ data/core/CPP │
│ syn:syn18670601 │ syn:syn18670524 │ │ docs │ data/core/CPP/docs │
│ syn:syn18670613 │ syn:syn18670524 │ │ fmt │ data/core/CPP/fmt │
│ syn:syn18670645 │ syn:syn18670524 │ │ import │ data/core/CPP/import │
│ syn:syn18670652 │ syn:syn18670524 │ │ jobs │ data/core/CPP/jobs │
│ syn:syn18670661 │ syn:syn18670524 │ │ raw │ data/core/CPP/raw │
│ syn:syn18670669 │ syn:syn18670524 │ │ sasmac │ data/core/CPP/sasmac │
│ syn:syn18670677 │ syn:syn18670524 │ │ sdtm │ data/core/CPP/sdtm │
│ syn:syn18670918 │ syn:syn18670524 │ │ analysis.csv │ data/core/CPP/sdtm/analysis.csv │
│ syn:syn18670919 │ syn:syn18670524 │ │ anthro.csv │ data/core/CPP/sdtm/anthro.csv │
│ syn:syn18670920 │ │ │ cpp_subj │ data/core/CPP/sdtm/subj.csv │
│ syn:syn18670920 │ syn:syn18670524 │ │ subj.csv │ data/core/CPP/sdtm/subj.csv │
└─────────────────┴─────────────────┴─────────┴─────────────────┴─────────────────────────────────┘
Setting all
to true lists all files, whereas the default is to only list files or directories that have explicitly been added with data_add()
.
Now that we have downloaded some core datasets, let’s do a quick analysis, create an analysis artifact, and push this back up to our KI project Synapse space.
Let’s load the anthro.csv
file which contains anthropometric data for subjects in our sample of the CPP study, and summarize the number of measurements per subject.
As we saw in our data listing, we can access the subject-level data with the relative path data/core/CPP/sdtm/anthro.csv
.
NOTE: this is where we would use a method data_path()
to get the full path to a file by its name/URI
library(dplyr)
in_path <- file.path(p$local_path, "data/core/CPP/sdtm/anthro.csv")
cpp <- readr::read_csv(in_path)
cpp_summ <- cpp %>%
group_by(subjid) %>%
tally()
path <- file.path(p$local_path, "results/cpp_summ.csv")
readr::write_csv(cpp_summ, path = path)
import os
import pandas
from collections import Counter
in_path = os.path.join(p.local_path, '/data/core/CPP/sdtm/anthro.csv')
df = pandas.read_csv(in_path)
cpp_summ = pandas.DataFrame.from_dict(
Counter(df.subjid),
orient='index').reset_index()
cpp_summ = cpp_summ.rename(columns={'index': 'subjid', 0: 'n'})
path = p.data_path + '/artifacts/cpp_summ.csv'
cpp_summ.to_csv(path, index = False)
Here we have read in a core dataset, done some simple analysis of tabulating number of measurements per subject, and have saved the result out in data/artifacts
.
We want to share this dataset so that it is registered with our analysis and available to others. Any local data that we create can be placed in any of the project’s subdirectories. In this case, it makes sense to put this analysis result in the results
folder. We could put it in a subdirectory as well if we want to be more organized. When we push the data, it will go the the Synapse space associated with our KI project in a matching directory there.
We have placed the summary data artifact in the location pointed to by the variable path
. We can call data_add()
with this path to associate this local file with our project.
Name: cpp_summ.csv
Date Type: artifacts
Version: [latest]
Remote URI: [has not been pushed... use data_push() to push this dataset]
Absolute Path: data/artifacts/cpp_summ.csv
Note that we are told that the file has not been pushed.
We can push the file simply by calling data_push()
using its name.
##################################################
Uploading file to Synapse storage
##################################################
Uploading [####################]100.00% 2.8kB/2.8kB cpp_summ.csv Done...
Note that if you call data_push()
without any arguments, all files that haven’t been pushed will be pushed.
Now when we list the files associated with our analysis, we see cpp_summ.csv
.
┌─────────────────┬─────────┬─────────────────┬─────────────────────────────┐
│ Remote URI │ Version │ Name │ Path │
├─────────────────┼─────────┼─────────────────┼─────────────────────────────┤
│ syn:syn18670524 │ │ syn:syn18670524 │ data/core/CPP │
│ syn:syn18670920 │ │ cpp_subj │ data/core/CPP/sdtm/subj.csv │
│ syn:syn19550584 │ │ cpp_summ.csv │ results/cpp_summ.csv │
└─────────────────┴─────────┴─────────────────┴─────────────────────────────┘
Auxiliary datasets are data that you may have found outside of the core datasets that are useful for augmenting your analysis, but are not artifacts of analyzing data. For example, perhaps you have found weather data for regions for which you have data in your core datasets. To add an auxiliary dataset, you can place all relevant files in a subdirectory inside the data/auxiliary
directory of your KI project. Then you can call data_add()
and data_push()
just as you did with the artifact data in the example above.
To help you make sure all of the data files you have produced in your analysis have been tracked, a utility function show_missing_resources()
will find all local files that have not been tracked in your project.
For example, suppose that you saved a file data/auxiliary/weather/forecasts.csv
but haven’t data_add()
-ed it yet.
WARNING: The following local resources have not been added to this KiProject.
- data/auxiliary/weather/forecasts.csv
If you would like to disassociate a file with your analysis, you can use data_remove()
and pass in the remote URI or name of the file. This will disassociate the file, but will not remove the file from the file system. You can then manually remove the file.
For example, suppose we do not want to track the data/core/CPP/raw
directory. Looking at data_list()
with all
set to true, we see that this has a Synapse URI of syn:syn18670661
.
The default behavior when adding a remote file is to always pull the latest version. However, if your analysis depends on specific versions of data files, you can
If you wish to pull a specific version of a file, you can use the version
argument when you call data_add()
. You can view what versions of a file exist by looking at the file in Synapse.
As a rule of thumb, when working with files in KI projects, it is best to avoid hard-coding absolute paths. This makes your code more portable when sharing with others.
Loading/initializing your KI project requires you to specify the path to the project. To make your code portable, we recommend that you first create the directory and then launch R/Python from within this directory, so that you can load your KI project with a relative path to the current directory, "."
.
For example, suppose your KI project is located at /home/me/my_ki_project
.
Good practice:
Bad practice:
This is a bad practice because this is not necessarily where the path will be on other user’s computers when they are running your code.
Rather than hard-coding absolute paths when loading data files associated with your KI project, specify paths using your project path helper functions.
For example, suppose you want to load the file /home/me/my_ki_project/data/core/subj.csv
.
Good practice:
In this case, we are referencing an existing registered file by name and getting it’s full path back with `data_path().
NOTE: data_path()
as illustrated not implemented yet…
Good practice:
In this case, we are appending the relative file’s path to the project’s local path. This is a useful way to construct paths when saving data.
Bad practice:
Again, this is a bad practice because it is not portable.
Note that in Windows, there are 3 valid ways to specify an absolute path.
For example, the following three paths are the same:
"C:/home/me/my_ki_project/data/core/my_file.csv"
r"C:\home\me\my_ki_project\data\core\my_file.csv"
"C:\\home\\me\\my_ki_project\\data\\core\\my_file.csv"


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Here is a complete and fully operational application to upstream energy data from the Olimex Energy Shield (based on ADE7753) to Pachube for the Nanode board, or equivalent Arduino with ENC28J60 ethernet IC. This is a vastly improved code from MCI original code provided on the Olimex website. The pachube datafeed hang/interruption has been somewhat solved and will be introduced to our small wind turbine test site shortly (adding watchdog timer, further decoupling caps and voltage regulator heat sink for Nanode5 board, adding reboot & timeout indicators in EEPROM to trace hang issues).
Unfortunately, the Olimex energy shield is far too expensive for large scale rollout. Let’s hope that my code and your contribution will help raise sales volume and consequently reduce prices. Indeed removing the real time clock, the SD socket and the ZigBee socket from the Olimex board with cut down significantly its price, knowing that the ADE7753 IC costs only US$2. If anyone is working at producing a cheap energy shield with ADE7753 or improved versions using ADE7880 and ADE7953, or another shield for precise In/Out battery current for off-grid systems (e.g. using shunt and precise SPI ADC), I'll be happy to contribute and develop code for Pachube datastreaming. Having such cheap and precise energy shield for NanodeRf would be a killer. Ken, what about a NanodeRF with ADE7753 integrated on the board? This is a really easy task.
Note that the apparent and reactive channels have been disabled for the time being as I have not found a precise and economical way of doing the calibration. Dedicated energy meter calibration instruments such as Fluke are hugely expensive. I propose to open a thread to discuss means to achieve energy meter calibration.
Pachube/Nanode/ADE7753 - Energy Metering to Pachube
Submitted by Guest on Sun, 15/01/2012 - 16:12Here is a complete and fully operational application to upstream energy data from the Olimex Energy Shield (based on ADE7753) to Pachube for the Nanode board, or equivalent Arduino with ENC28J60 ethernet IC. This is a vastly improved code from MCI original code provided on the Olimex website. The pachube datafeed hang/interruption has been somewhat solved and will be introduced to our small wind turbine test site shortly (adding watchdog timer, further decoupling caps and voltage regulator heat sink for Nanode5 board, adding reboot & timeout indicators in EEPROM to trace hang issues).
http://code.google.com/p/ardugrid7753/
https://pachube.com/feeds/40385
Unfortunately, the Olimex energy shield is far too expensive for large scale rollout. Let’s hope that my code and your contribution will help raise sales volume and consequently reduce prices. Indeed removing the real time clock, the SD socket and the ZigBee socket from the Olimex board with cut down significantly its price, knowing that the ADE7753 IC costs only US$2. If anyone is working at producing a cheap energy shield with ADE7753 or improved versions using ADE7880 and ADE7953, or another shield for precise In/Out battery current for off-grid systems (e.g. using shunt and precise SPI ADC), I'll be happy to contribute and develop code for Pachube datastreaming. Having such cheap and precise energy shield for NanodeRf would be a killer. Ken, what about a NanodeRF with ADE7753 integrated on the board? This is a really easy task.
There are other related projects at:
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Note that the apparent and reactive channels have been disabled for the time being as I have not found a precise and economical way of doing the calibration. Dedicated energy meter calibration instruments such as Fluke are hugely expensive. I propose to open a thread to discuss means to achieve energy meter calibration.
Kind regards,
Thierry


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MNIST Example¶
This example is based on Training a neural network on MNIST with Keras and is used to help prove the correct performance of our model (as it renders the same result).
The code to test on MNIST is available on GitHub within examples/mnist_dataset.py
First lets import whats needed:
import tensorflow.compat.v2 as tf
import tensorflow_datasets as tfds
from cvnn import layers
import numpy as np
tfds.disable_progress_bar()
tf.enable_v2_behavior()
Load MNIST dataset:
def normalize_img(image, label):
"""Normalizes images: `uint8` -> `float32`."""
return tf.cast(image, tf.float32) / 255., label
ds_train = ds_train.map(normaconda lize_img, num_parallel_calls=tf.data.experimental.AUTOTUNE)
ds_train = ds_train.cache()
ds_train = ds_train.shuffle(ds_info.splits['train'].num_examples)
ds_train = ds_train.batch(128)
ds_train = ds_train.prefetch(tf.data.experimental.AUTOTUNE)
ds_test = ds_test.map(normalize_img, num_parallel_calls=tf.data.experimental.AUTOTUNE)
ds_test = ds_test.batch(128)
ds_test = ds_test.cache()
ds_test = ds_test.prefetch(tf.data.experimental.AUTOTUNE)
Create and train the model:
model = tf.keras.models.Sequential([ # Remember to cast the dtype to float32
layers.ComplexFlatten(input_shape=(28, 28, 1), dtype=np.float32),
layers.ComplexDense(128, activation='cart_relu', dtype=np.float32),
layers.ComplexDense(10, activation='softmax_real', dtype=np.float32)
])
model.compile(loss='sparse_categorical_crossentropy', optimizer=tf.keras.optimizers.Adam(0.001),
metrics=['accuracy'],
)
model.fit(ds_train, epochs=6, validation_data=ds_test, verbose=verbose, shuffle=False)
Finally, this code will render the following output:
Epoch 1/6
469/469 [==============================] - 6s 12ms/step - loss: 1.2619 - accuracy: 0.7003 - val_loss: 0.6821 - val_accuracy: 0.8506
Epoch 2/6
469/469 [==============================] - 8s 17ms/step - loss: 0.5765 - accuracy: 0.8602 - val_loss: 0.4727 - val_accuracy: 0.8802
Epoch 3/6
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Epoch 6/6
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To assert the code works correctly, we have done 1000 iterations of both cvnn model and Keras model. The following box plot shows the results.
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if is_timeseries:
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bioRad
Details
BioRad's class objects
bioRad uses the following class objects for storing radar data:
pvol, a polar volume: consists typically of a set of polar scans, collected at different elevation angles, that together sample the full aerial volume surrounding the radar
scan, a polar scan: a 360 degree radar scan at a fixed elevation in polar coordinates. One scan typically contains multiple scan parameters.
param, a polar scan parameter: one of the observable quantities recorded within a polar scan, such as reflectivity (DBZH) or radial velocity (VRADH).
ppi, a Cartesian plan position indicator: a projection on a Cartesian grid of a polar scan or a polar scan parameter
vp, a vertical profile: typically biological data extracted from a polar volume by vol2bird.
vplist, a list of vp objects.
vpts, a vertical profile time series: a time-oredered list of vp objects for a single radar.
vivp, vertically integrated vertical profiles.
The common summary, is, dim, and Extract methods are available for each of these classes.
Plot methods are available for ppi, vp and vpts objects
Reading radar data
bioRad can read radar files in
ODIM
format, which is the implementation of the OPERA data information model in
HDF5 format,
or a format supported by the
RSL library, such as NEXRAD data.
bioRad's class objects are organised very similar to the OPERA data information model.
Raw (level-II) weather radar data is read with the function
read.pvol, which returns a
pvol polar volume object.
Use the function
rsl2odim to convert RSL (e.g. NEXRAD) radar data into ODIM HDF5 format.
Mapping and projecting radar scans
Funtion
ppi can be used to project polar scans or polar scan parameters onto a user-defined Cartesian grid
Function
map can be used together with
basemap to overlay radar data with all kinds of publicly available map and satellite data.
Processing weather radar data into vertical profiles of birds
bioRad contains an implementation of the
vol2bird algorithm, which
processes polar volume data into a vertical profiles of birds (VPB).
vol2bird requires a locally running
Docker daemon.
vol2bird outputs a vertical profile object (
vp) in R,
and can store the vertical profile object in an ODIM-complient hdf5 format on disk.
Stored hdf5 profiles can be read from disk with
readvp (for a single file) or with
readvp.list (for a list of files)
For users running their own installation of vol2bird outside R and Docker, the function
readvp.table
is provided to read vol2bird's stdout (standard output) into R (after piping the stdout to a file).
Organizing, analyzing and plotting vertical profile data
Vertical profiles (
vp objects) can be combined with
bind.vp into lists of vertical profiles (
vplist objects).
Vertical profile lists (
vplist objects) can be converted into vertical profile time series (
vpts objects) using function
vpts.
regularize can be used to project a
vpts object on a regular time grid.
This is typically done before plotting a vertical profile time series.
plot.vp can be used to make a plot of a single vertical profile.
plot.vpts can be used to visually summarize vertical profile time series,
both in terms of density and speed, which can be visualized simultaneously (with colors and speed barbs).
Conversions into numbers of migrating individuals
To convert radar reflectivity into densities of individuals, a specific radar
cross section per individual needs to be assumed, which is set with
rcs.
By default, a radar cross section of 11 cm^2 is used, which is the average value found
by Dokter et al. during a full autumn migration season in Europe at C-band.
mtr combines reflectivity and speed into migration traffic rates within user-defined altitude bands
mt calculates migration traffic: it integrates migration traffic rates over time and altitude, to find the total number
of individuals passing a radar station in a certain time period
cmt calculates cumulative migration traffic.
Conventions
NA
Maps to 'nodata' in the ODIM convention: value to denote areas void of data (never radiated)
NaN
Maps to 'undetect' in the ODIM convention: denote areas below the measurement detection threshold (radiated but nothing detected). The value is also used when there are too few datapoints to calculate a quantity.
0
Maps to 0 in the ODIM convention: denote areas where the quantity has a measured value of zero (radiated and value zero detected or inferred).
It depends on a radar's detection threshold or signal to noise ratio whether it safe to assume an 'undetect' is equivalent
to zero. When dealing with close range data only (within 35 km), it is typically safe
to assume aerial densities (dens) and reflectivities (eta) are in fact zero in case of undetects.
Other useful functionality
suntime calculates runrise and sunset times
checkDocker checks whether your local Docker daemon is running correctly
elangle gives the elevation angle(s) of a polar volume or polar scan object
beamheight gives the radar beam height, for a certain elevation and range.
beamwidth gives the radar beam width, for a certain range.
Example datasets
SCAN: example object of class scan.
VP: example object of class vp as generated by vol2bird.
VPTS: example object of class vpts.
profile.h5
: example hdf5 file containing a vertical profile generated by vol2bird. Locate this file in your local installation with system.file("extdata", "profile.h5", package="bioRad")
. Read it with readvp.
volume.h5
: example hdf5 file containing a polar volume. Locate this file in your local installation with system.file("extdata", "volume.h5", package="bioRad")
. Read it with read.pvol.
VPTable.txt
: example standard output of vol2bird piped to a text file. Locate this file in your local installation with system.file("extdata", "VPtable.txt", package="bioRad")
. Read it with readvp.table.
References
Bird migration flight altitudes studied by a network of operational weather radars, Dokter et al., J. R. Soc. Interace 8 (54), pp. 30--43, 2011. DOI 10.1098/rsif.2010.0116
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Frank Dobson dead: Former Labour Health Secretary dies aged 79
Frank Dobson was MP for Holborn and St Pancras from 1979 until 2015 and served as the first Health Secretary of Tony Blair's government during his long political career
by Joshua Taylor, https://www.facebook.com/dailymirror/Former Labour Health Secretary Frank Dobson has died at the age of 79.
The Yorkshire-born politician resigned from the House of Commons four years ago, having serving as Holborn and St Pancras MP for 36 years.
He was replaced by Sir Keir Starmer, now the shadow Brexit secretary.
Mr Dobson was Tony Blair's first Health Secretary after the landslide Labour victory in 1997.
The former leader of Camden Council was Labour's candidate at the mayoral election in 2000 having been persuaded to go for the newly created job by Mr Blair, but ultimately lost out to Ken Livingstone.
Announcing his passing, a family spokesman said: "The Dobson family, is sad to announce the death of Frank Dobson, former MP for Holborn and St Pancras and secretary of state for health.
"His family would like to thank all the staff at the Homerton University Hospital for their outstanding expertise, commitment and care in the last few months and also the staff of York Hospital for his previous excellent care.
"He also greatly appreciated the support of his many friends and former parliamentary colleagues."
Current Health Secretary Matt Hancock said on Twitter: "Just heard the news that Frank Dobson has passed away.
"From one health secretary to another, thank you for your years of service and devotion to our health service."
Mr Dobson entered the Commons the same year Margaret Thatcher became prime minister.
Following his unsuccessful bid for City Hall at the turn of the millennium, he returned to the backbenches and spoke out against a string of party policies including the Iraq War, top-up fees for students, the marketisation of parts of the NHS and longer detention without charge for terror suspects.
Following his decision to step down in 2015, the West Ham supporter said at the time: "It has been an honour to represent the people of Holborn and St Pancras for all these years and to have made at least some contribution to making it a better place to live.
"I am proud of the people I represent. They get on together and help one another.
 Common sense and human decency have prevailed.
"It has been hard work keeping up with the needs and aspirations of local people and helping resolve their problems. My constituents have been slow to chide and swift to bless."
He leaves behind his wife Janet and their three children.


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5 Repository¶
5.1 About the repository¶
The repository is the link between your entity object and your database, through the Query
object.
It also bear the responsibility to intialize Metadata
related to your entity, to learn how to map your database object.
5.2 Creating Metadata¶
As an example speaks louder than words:
use CCMBenchmark\Ting\Repository\Repository;
use CCMBenchmark\Ting\Serializer\SerializerFactoryInterface;
use CCMBenchmark\Ting\Repository\MetadataInitializer;
class SampleRepository extends Repository implements MetadataInitializer
{
public static function initMetadata(SerializerFactoryInterface $serializerFactory, array $options = [])
{
$metadata = new Metadata($serializerFactory);
$metadata->setEntity(Sample\Model\City::class);
$metadata->setConnectionName('main');
$metadata->setDatabase('world');
$metadata->setTable('t_city_cit');
$metadata
->addField([
'primary' => true,
'autoincrement' => true,
'fieldName' => 'id',
'columnName' => 'cit_id',
'type' => 'int'
])
->addField([
'fieldName' => 'name',
'columnName' => 'cit_name',
'type' => 'string'
])
->addField([
'fieldName' => 'capitalCity',
'columnName' => 'capital_city',
'type' => 'bool',
'getter' => 'isCapitalCity',
'setter' => 'capitalCityIs'
]);
return $metadata
}
- Some details:
- fieldName is the name of the property of your entity
- columnName is the name of the column in your database
- type is the type of your variable; among one of the following :
int
double
string
bool
datetime
json
The types bool
, datetime
and json
are a bit special because they are dependent of database so they can be serialized / deserialized with some options:
Note
Available since version 3.2
- the getter key allows to change name of the getter, by default it is getFieldName
- the setter key allows to change name of the setter, by default it is setFieldName
Note
Available since version 3.4 only with the Pgsql driver
- sequenceName allows to choose which sequence to use to retrieve the autoincrement value
5.3 Serializer¶
5.3.1 About the serializer¶
Serialization is the operation which transforms PHP data into understandable data for RDBMS. The reverse operation is called unserialization
Serializer allow complex type management like bool
, datetime
and json
.
- The boolean type is considered a complex type, because the way they are stored in the database differs depending on each RDBMS
CCMBenchmark\Ting\Driver\Pgsql\Serializer\Boolean
CCMBenchmark\Ting\Driver\Mysqli\Serializer\Boolean
The datetime type is considered as complex because it transform DateTime object into understandable format by RDBMS
The json type is complex because it translate data array into string understandable by RDBMS
5.3.2 Serializer configuration¶
Serializer is configured by serializer_options
key
addField([
'fieldName' => 'tags',
'columnName' => 'tags_name',
'type' => 'json',
'serializer_options' => [
'unserialize' => ['assoc' => true]
]
]);
Please take a look at the source code of each Serializer to see available options.
5.3.3 Writing a serializer¶
You can write your own serializers and inject it into the repository definition by using serializer
key
The serializer must implements interface CCMBenchmark\Ting\Serializer\SerializeInterface
and/or CCMBenchmark\Ting\Serializer\UnserializeInterface
. If you want implents both interfaces, you must use CCMBenchmark\Ting\Serializer\SerializerInterface
The interface CCMBenchmark\Ting\Serializer\SerializeInterface
transform a value into a data understandable by DMBS. The interface CCMBenchmark\Ting\Serializer\UnserializeInterface
authorize the reverse operation
addField([
'fieldName' => 'tags',
'columnName' => 'tags_name',
'type' => 'json',
'serializer' => Bouh\Awesome\Serializer::class
]);
5.4 QueryBuilder¶
We can need chaining queries, a QueryBuilder can be used. Ting provide it through aura/sqlquery
.
$repository->getQueryBuilder(Repository::QUERY_SELECT);
or
$repository->getQueryBuilder(Repository::QUERY_INSERT);
or
$repository->getQueryBuilder(Repository::QUERY_UPDATE);
or
$repository->getQueryBuilder(Repository::QUERY_DELETE);
Documentation available on https://github.com/auraphp/Aura.SqlQuery
5.5 Queries¶
The Repository provides several methods to perform common queries easily.
5.5.1 Find an object by it’s primary key¶
$repository->get(3)
5.5.2 All items¶
$repository->getAll()
5.5.3 An object according to one or more properties of the model¶
$repository->getOneBy(['propertyName' => 'Sylvain']);
5.5.4 An object collection, according to one or more properties of the model¶
$repository->getBy(['propertyName' => 'Sylvain']);


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