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Outputs a set of harmonics with varying amplitudes.
- Amp 1 ... 32
- The amplitudes of the first 32 harmonics. Harmonic 1 is the fundamental.
- Get
- Loads the amplitudes from the provided source
- Source
- The incoming harmonics to load from
- Get
- Extracts the first 32 harmonics from the given source.


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Whip up these pretty individual meringues with any seasonal fruit for an easy dessert that serves lots of people.
Preheat the oven to 110C/225F/Gas ¼. Line a baking tray with greaseproof paper.
Beat the egg whites in a bowl until stiff peaks form when the whisk is removed. Slowly add the caster sugar, whisking well after each addition, until the mixture is smooth and glossy.
Carefully fold in one-third of the icing sugar, then repeat with the remaining two-thirds.
Spoon the meringue mixture into a piping bag and pipe 18 small dollops of meringue onto the lined baking tray. Make a small hollow in the top of each meringue with the back of a teaspoon (for the filling to go in), then bake in the oven for 1½ -1¾ hours, or until cooked through.
Meanwhile, for the filling, blend the mango slices and lime zest to a purée in a food processor. Stir in the pulp of one of the passion fruit.
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Andrew says he has ‘no recollection’ of meeting Jeffrey Epstein accuser
The Duke of York also told BBC Two’s Newsnight he ‘kicks himself’ on a daily basis for seeing Epstein after the American’s conviction.
The Duke of York has said he has “no recollection” of meeting the woman who claims she was forced into a sexual encounter with him.
Andrew also said that he “let the side down” over his relationship with paedophile Jeffrey Epstein as he gave a “no holds barred” interview with BBC Two’s Newsnight programme.
During the interview, filmed at Buckingham Palace on Thursday, the duke faced questions about his links with the disgraced financier, who was found dead in his prison cell in New York earlier this year where he was being held on sex trafficking charges.
Virginia Giuffre is one of 16 women who say they were abused by Epstein, and she has previously claimed in court that she was forced to have sex with Andrew when she was 17.
Andrew told the BBC: “I have no recollection of ever meeting this lady, none whatsoever.”
He was asked by presenter Emily Maitlis for his response to claims by Mrs Giuffre, then known as Virginia Roberts, that “she met you in 2001, she says she dined with you, danced with you at Tramp Nightclub in London.
Ms Maitlis added: “You don’t remember meeting her?”, to which Andrew replied: “No.”
Mrs Giuffre’s allegations were struck from US civil court records in 2015 after a judge said they were “immaterial and impertinent”.
Buckingham Palace has branded the allegations “false and without any foundation” and said “any suggestion of impropriety with underage minors” by the duke was “categorically untrue”.
In the BBC interview, Andrew also said that his continued relationship with Epstein after the 66-year-old’s release from an 18-month prison term in 2010 for prostituting minors “let the side down” for the royal family.
He said: “I stayed with him … and that’s the bit that … I kick myself for on a daily basis because it was not something that was becoming of a member of the royal family and we try and uphold the highest standards and practices and I let the side down, simple as that.”
The full interview, Prince Andrew And The Epstein Scandal: The Newsnight Interview, will air on BBC Two at 9pm on Saturday.
Ms Maitlis said on Twitter it was a “no holds barred” and “no questions vetted” interview.
It will be the first time the duke has answered questions on his relationship with Epstein.
In 2015, he used a public appearance at Davos in Switzerland to deny the claims.


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Installation¶
Dependencies¶
indictrans requires cython, and SciPy.
Install dependencies:¶
pip install -r requirements.txt
Direct Install¶
pip install git+git://github.com/irshadbhat/indic-trans.git
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pip install git+git://github.com/libindic/indic-trans.git
Clone and Install¶
Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/libindic/indictrans.git
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git clone https://github.com/irshadbhat/indictrans.git
Change to the cloned directory:
cd indictrans
Run setup.py to create installable source:
python setup.py sdist
Install using pip:
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SUCRALFATE RxNorm: 10156 ATC: A02BX02 |
VITAMIN K ANTAGONISTS CLASS CODE: B01AA-001 |
Decrease of the digestive absorption of the vitamin K antagonist |
Precaution for use Take the sucralfate at a different time from the vitamin K antagonist (more than 2 hours apart, if possible). |
SUCRALFATE RxNorm: 10156 ATC: A02BX02 |
DIGOXIN RxNorm: 3407 ATC: C01AA05 |
Decrease of the digestive absorption of the digoxin |
Precaution for use Take the sucralfate at a different time from the digoxin (more that 2 hours apart, if possible). |
SUCRALFATE RxNorm: 10156 ATC: A02BX02 |
FLUOROQUINOLONES CLASS CODE: J01MA-001 |
Decrease of the digestive absorption of the fluorquinolones |
Precaution for use Take the sucralfate at a different time from the fluoroquinolones (more than 2 hours apart, if possible). |
SUCRALFATE RxNorm: 10156 ATC: A02BX02 |
THYROID HORMONES CLASS CODE: H03AA |
Decrease of the digestive absorption of the thyroid hormones. |
Precaution for use Take the thyroid hormones at a different time from the sucralfate (more than 2 hours apart, if possible). |
SUCRALFATE RxNorm: 10156 ATC: A02BX02 |
PHENYTOIN (AND, BY EXTRAPOLATION, FOSPHENYTOIN) CLASS CODE: N03AB |
Decrease of the digestive absorption of the phenytoin |
Precaution for use Take the sucalfate at a different time from the phenytoin (more than 2 hours apart, if possible). |
SUCRALFATE RxNorm: 10156 ATC: A02BX02 |
SULPIRIDE RxNorm: 10239 ATC: N05AL01 |
Decrease of the digestive absorption of the sulpiride |
Precaution for use Take the sucralfate at a different time from the sulpiride (more than 2 hours apart, if possible). |


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Titans: Warner Bros. Reveals First Official Look at Nightwing Suit
by John RidlehooverWarner Bros. Studios hosted a Super Suit Workshop Open House event where guests were treated to a look at Dick Grayson's Nightwing costume for Titans.
Photos of the costume depict a comics-accurate suit, featuring Nightwing's signature black padding and bright blue symbol across the chest. The costume is designed by specialty costume designer Laura Jean Shannon with the support of her team and built by Creative Character Engineering. Official photos released by Warner Bros. feature the Nightwing costume alongside suits for Jason Todd's Robin, Wonder Girl, Aqualad, Hawk, Dove, Ravager and Deathstroke.
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RELATED: Titans' Bruce Wayne Is the World's Biggest Deadbeat Dad
Dick Grayson will make his debut as Nightwing in the Season 2 finale of Titans. The finale will be Episode 13 of Season 2 and is set to release on Nov. 29, with the finale fittingly titled, "Nightwing."
Grayson took up the identity of Nightwing in the Tales of the Teen Titans comic series by Marv Wolfman and George Perez. The character has appeared in many animated DC series, including Young Justice and Teen Titans.
RELATED: Titans Photos Pit Father Vs. Daughter in Deadly Confrontation
Streaming now on DC Universe, Titans Season 2 stars Brenton Thwaites as Dick Grayson, Anna Diop as Kory Anders, Teagan Croft as Rachel Roth, Ryan Potter as Garfield Logan, Curran Walters as Jason Todd and Conor Leslie as Donna Troy, with Minka Kelly as Dawn Granger, Alan Ritchson as Hank Hall, Joshua Orpin as Superboy, Chelsea Zhang as Rose Wilson, Chella Man as Jericho, Drew Van Acker as Aqualad, Esai Morales as Deathstroke and Iain Glen as Bruce Wayne.
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“G.K. Chesterton said somewhere that if a book does not have a wicked character in it, then it is a wicked book. One of the most pernicious errors that has gotten abroad in the Christian community is the error of sentimentalism—the view that evil is to be evaded, rather than the more robust Christian view that evil is to be conquered. The Christian believes that evil is there to be fought, the dragon is there to be slain. The sentimentalist believes that evil is to be resented.”
—Douglas Wilson, “Forward”, Omnibus IV, page IX.


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This is the course page for the parallel processing unit of the “Computational Economics Boot Camp.” This “camp” consisted of two courses, three credits each: Math 513R and Econ 413R, taught in 2013.
Welcome to the “Computational Economics Bootcamp” section on parallel programming! Below I have included outcome objectives, assignments & labs, class video lectures, and reference material.
- Class Text: A Python Introduction to Parallel Programming with MPI
- Video Lectures: Parallel Programming with MPI, using Python and mpi4py
Outcome Objectives—
Prerequisite Material
This material is a prerequisite to these labs.
- comfortable with the unix command line evirnoment
- learning the bash shell
- ssh and scp (learn to use them efficiently)
- compiling and running programs
- the VI editor
- Fulton Supercomputer
- learn the SLURM scheduler on the Fulton Computers
- submit standard serial jobs as well as parallel jobs
Parallel Programming
- overview and essentials of parallel computing
- Amdahl’s law
- data parallel v. task parallel
- parallel programming with MPI (taught with mpi4py)
- intro to MPI
- Point-to-Point communication
- Collective Communication
Survey of existing parallel libraries and tools
- brief overview of PETSc
- overview of large data formats, such as HDF5
Dealing With Large Datasets
- HDF5
- Parallel and Normal HDF5
- H5Py
- Relational Datasets v HDF5
Assignments and Labs—
Assignment A (Prerequisite Assignment):
After you have obtained an account with the Fulton Supercomputer, watch the following instructional videos:
The first videos can be found on Youtube, through the BYU Supercomputing Channel and through my channel:
On the BYU Supercomputing Channel, watch these videos:
- Connect to FSL using SSH
- Submitting Jobs Using qsub
- BYU’s PBS Script Generator: Note that we will be using MPI. He mentions it a few times in this video. What he says about it will be useful to know.
- Job Scheduler
On my channel, watch this video:
On Monday, we will talk about these and get everyone started on Fulton.
Fulton Job Submission Assignment
To further help you get up to speed, watch these two videos to demonstrate how to efficiently use ssh (through PuTTY and winSCP) and for some guidance on using the Unix command line.
- Fulton Supercomputing and Tips for Using PuTTY and winSCP
- Unix Tutorial and Other Misc Info about using the Fulton Supercomputer
Now complete the following mini-project. You will submit your first parallel job on the supercomputer: Job Submission Assignment
You will need the following file. Click to download: testJob
MPI Assignments:
At the end of the week, all exercises from the class text A Python Introduction to Parallel Programming with MPI will be due. This includes the chapters “An Overview of Parallel Computing,” “Introduction to MPI,” “Point-to-Point Communication,” “Collective Communication,” etc..
HDF Labs:
- HDF Assignment 1 Here you will learn the purpose of the HDF and HDF5 formats and deleop some hand’s on experience with them. For this assignment, you will need this file: testHDF_AssignP1.zip
Note about Labs:
When turning in labs, you should submit them using standard Python documentation style (PEP 8 — Style Guide for Python). Good style and documentation is an important aspect of writing code and is a good habit to have. Too many times have I come back to my own code and not been able to remember exactly what it did and how it did it. Remember, “Code is read much more often than it is written.” Include many comments, plan out what your program will do ahead of time (so that it’s clear what your program takes in and what it returns), and make sure that it looks nice and readable.
Class Video Lectures—
- Lecture 1: High Performance Computing with Python. Why Parallel? Why Python?
- Lecture 2: Introduction to MPI with Python and mpi4py part 1
- Lecture 3: Introduction to MPI with Python and mpi4py part 2
- Lecture 4: Point-to-Point Communication with Python and mpi4py
- Lecture 5: Collective Communication with Python and mpi4py
Reference Material—
Class Text:
- A Python Introduction to Parallel Programming with MPI. A short introduction and tutorial to distributed memory computing with Python. Although HPC projects should usually be written in faster, compiled languages, like C or Fortran, Python is an excellent tool for algorithm development and proof of concept. This is especially true in parallel programming, where code becomes especially complex.
Using the Fulton Supercomputer:
- Fulton Supercomputing Lab Website
- BYU Supercomputing Youtube Channel
- Extra Video Tutorials (my Youtube Channel)
Learning MPI:
- Parallel Programming with MPI. Book website. This also contains a link to a free online manual on which the book was based.
- mpi-forum.org provides useful documents
- API reference for mpi4py


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KomodoWorld23-Jan-19 06:04 PM
I had the impression they're indeed doing something like Oracle CC for Ethereum, but the real world data part is blockchain agnostic and usable by other projects
"Chainlink is Blockchain Agnostic; Sell Directly to Every Network. Ethereum, Bitcoin, Hyperledger, and other leading blockchains are supported."
TonyL23-Jan-19 06:09 PM
Seems they have good tech and it's open-sourced.
It's a platform (Ethereum) usage project while Komodo is a platform itself.
Just wonder maybe they will want to use Komodo platform when check how cool is OraclesCC(edited)
jl777c23-Jan-19 06:10 PM
oracles CC implements a data market, so by adding some REST api on top of it, can do the same
KomodoWorld23-Jan-19 06:11 PM
yeah reading further, they provide the tools to become data provider and to feed the data to different blockchains. Komodo could do the same
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TonyL23-Jan-19 06:18 PM
Some standardised oracles data protocol, API enpoints and GUI/CLI tools would be great yeah
KomodOracleLink ! (edited)
Meyse23-Jan-19 06:34 PM
I want a football betting platform on Komodo
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jorian23-Jan-19 07:27 PM
make one
jl777c23-Jan-19 07:28 PM
we will be adding a lock/release ability into oracles CC
We're less than a month away from Unpacked, where Samsung will unveil the Galaxy S10 line, but the leaks show no sign of letting up. Today, Twitter... by Aatif Sumar in Applications, Galaxy S10, Leaks, News, Samsung
what is funny is he sent it dirrecly to the binance hot wallet
like it's not a trading account
jl777c24-Jan-19 12:45 PM
if something costs you negative amounts, it means you gained it
Cryptoon24-Jan-19 12:46 PM
I know
Just pointing it out
must be nice getting 30k just like that
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴24-Jan-19 12:46 PM
LOL @ "just like that"
CHMEX24-Jan-19 12:48 PM
should be somebody linked to binance I guess or maybe he / she donated 1m in KMD to them
passcombo.com 🏴☠🏴24-Jan-19 12:49 PM
I just figured out how to make BTC price negative
death penalty worldwide for possession and people will pay to get rid of ?
Cryptoon24-Jan-19 12:51 PM
@CHMEX could it also be that the 'whalebro' address is just another binance cold wallet?
CHMEX24-Jan-19 12:54 PM
Yes I did speculate about that a while ago by definition it is not cold when you touch it. But sure sounds like.
Also CZ announced once they will have new "cold" wallets and send small transactions to it to test. there is a tweet someplace. That happened to this address....
So who knows.
meatspoon24-Jan-19 01:09 PM
@passcombo.com 🏴☠🏴 what happens to the price of things that are made illegal? If governments decide to outlaw weed/meth/coke, does the price go up or down? When governments outlaw short-barreled rifles or shotties, what happens to price? In short, governments making things illegal ALWAYS inflates their value.
dukeleto24-Jan-19 01:11 PM
alcohol prohibition in the USA has a lot of fascinating lessons in that regard
meatspoon24-Jan-19 01:11 PM
Yup. I was gonna add that one to the list
dukeleto24-Jan-19 01:11 PM
in many places, organized crime lobbied for alcohol to be illegal, so they could make much more money from it
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴24-Jan-19 01:13 PM
If governments decide to outlaw weed/meth/coke, does the price go up or down?
depends on where you live
red phosphorous meth is much cheaper than desoxyn in many places
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meatspoon24-Jan-19 01:14 PM
Here comes the pink pony to set us all straight and tell us we are wrong.
these guys representing a multi million/billion dollar asset
and I mean wtf
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴24-Jan-19 01:24 PM
asset cost/value means nothing to people
just think of:
beat-co-neeeeeeeeeeeeeeect(edited)
passcombo.com 🏴☠🏴24-Jan-19 02:07 PM
there is difference between "making sth illegal" and "making death penalty for possession", especially when you are able to track "possession" which can be harder for material goodies, can however be easier for BTC? Are you able to actually track BTC user or not (if you really want to)?
me? just asking questions
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴24-Jan-19 02:11 PM
what on earth are you talking about man?
a prolonged conversation with 15 micro-conversations in the middle of it
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passcombo.com 🏴☠🏴24-Jan-19 02:11 PM
well my bet is gov can know you got BTC on your computer - if it really wants to
yes, you do so ?
and unless open hardware is not already a project gov-sponsored
by CIA/FBI/KGB
yo ucheck all transistors manually on microscope ?
can be guaranteed they are not infiltrated(or owned) by some govs agencies ?
maybe on current level tech it can
but it's a niche, and when a niche goes mainstream gov will infiltrate it or destroy(edited)
that's why we need decentralize govs
and egenry sources more then crypto
currently I view money as energy-exchangable token


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MARYLAND, WHOSE MARYLAND?
When I insist that Maryland is a "Southern" state, my Georgia-born girlfriend only smiles and gives me that patronizing "poor, deluded man" look. But, though it may not be considered so in Georgia or Alabama, Maryland is a "southern" state by virtue of being below the Mason-Dixon Line and having a large slave population -- 87,189 according to the 1860 census. We're accustomed to thinking in terms of "states," for obvious reasons, but thinking on that scale doesn't allow an accurate picture on the level of communities, families, individuals. It's possible to speak in broad terms of four regions in Maryland, which renders its behavior more comprehensible. 1. Southern Maryland, the nucleus of the colony, founded as a refuge for English Catholics (the counties are mostly named for saints) was, in 1860, a declining region of slave-labor-reliant tobacco plantations with a stagnant economy and a drooping population. 2. The Eastern Shore (birthplace of Frederick Douglass and Harriet Tubman) was so isolated from the rest of the state that it sometimes talked of breaking off and uniting with Delaware. The convoluted coastline of that drowned river valley made a natural haven for smuggling and bred a generally defiant sort of local culture. It had been settled upward from the mouth of the bay in the 17th century, and was united by ethnic and economic ties with Tidewater Virginia. The number of slaves there had been declining, as the economy diversified from tobacco into fruit-growing, and the free black population was large and economically important. Legislative attempts to restrict the economic freedom of blacks in Maryland were thwarted by slave-owning Eastern Shore men, who knew the importance of black freemen to their region. I should mention that my ancestors were among the Eastern Shore slaveowners who set their chattels free in the period 1790-1840, though the results were not happy. 3. The western end of the state, the Catoctin Mountain valleys and rolling farmland, had been settled by people who had arrived there through Pennsylvania, largely of German ancestry, and it retains its cultural affinity to the North. There were few slaves here. 4. In the middle of it all was Baltimore, which was the fourth largest city in America in 1860 (behind New York and Brooklyn, which were separate entities then, and Philadelphia) with 212,418 inhabitants. Its industry surpassed that of any other Southern city. Its port shipped coal from the western counties and textiles from the city's mills as well as tobacco and grain. A visitor who had arrived in 1860 later recalled that "Baltimore had Northern characteristics of finance and commerce which greatly resembled Philadelphia, New York or Boston, but culturally and socially Baltimore had Southern ties which were most evident." It reminds me of John F. Kennedy's quip about Washington, D.C.: "A city of Southern efficiency and Northern charm." The city in 1860 had 52,000 foreign-born residents -- 28 percent of the total white population. It had been a hotbed of Know-Nothingism in the 1850s. It had 25,000 free blacks as well as 2,218 slaves. For various reasons, Lincoln was not a serious candidate in Maryland in the 1860 election. He got only 1,211 votes statewide, though I don't know whether there was any one county where, as someone has suggested, he got no votes. It is possible, and if there was such a county, Charles is a good candidate. Instead, the contest was between Bell and Breckenridge, or, as it was commonly expressed in the newspapers of the day, "Bell and Union, Breckenridge and Disunion." The discredited state of the Know-Nothing movement in Baltimore seems to have been the deciding factor, however, and it cost Bell (who was not sufficiently distant from it) the Baltimore vote. Breckenridge carried the state, but his margin was less than 1 percent. In the crisis after Lincoln's election and the S.C. secession, Maryland tried to steer a neutral course. Despite widespread Southern sympathy, the state had a "latent unionism," in the words of one historian. It also faced the prospect of being the principal battlefield, if war was to come. It was an off-year for the legislature, and the governor was a wiley character named Thomas H. Hicks, a slaveowner from the Eastern Shore who had at one time or another belonged to every major party in the state. He pursued a policy of "masterly inactivity" in declining to call a special session of the legislature. Between the election and the Sumter attack, state committees called for a convention of border states, actively supported the Crittenden Compromise (which would have restored the Union with a constitutional guarantee of slavery) and sent delegates to the Washington peace conference in February, 1861. On April 19, the first large contingents of Union soldiers (about 2,000) entered Baltimore by train, on their way to protect Washington, D.C. They had to change stations from the Philadelphia, Wilmington, and Baltimore line to the B&O, which entailed marching from President Street to Camden Street, and along the way the 6th Mass. regiment was attacked by a secessionist mob that was a mix of "wharf rats" who would fight anyone, for any reason, and some of the leading citizens of the city. In the gunfight that followed the Massachusetts troop lost 42 killed and wounded and 12 citizens lay dead and scores were injured. That's where the song comes in. James Ryder Randall, a Baltimore native then teaching in Louisiana, read about the incident in the New Orleans "Delta" newspaper, and saw in the list of wounded citizens the name of his old college roommate Francis X. Ward (Georgetown '59), a prominent lawyer who had led the citizens' charge on the regiment. In his indignation, Randall hastily penned a poem about the subjugation of his home state, which was published in a Louisiana newspaper a few days later, soon set to music, and, as "Maryland, My Maryland" became a favorite rallying tune for pro-Southerners in the state. It is rather inflammatory, as a state song (the "Northern scum" line, especially), but I don't find anything particularly racist in it. Perhaps someone else can.
I George W. Brown, Baltimore's mayor, was a non-partisan reform politician who had run against the corrupt Know-Nothing organization and fought mob rule in the city. He denounced disunion and personally stood at the head of the Northern troops as they marched through the furious crowd of Baltimore on April 19, 1861, risking his life to preserve order. Of Maryland, he wrote after the war: "Her sympathies were divided between the North and the South, with a decided preponderance on the Southern side." Lincoln's proclamation calling for militia after Ft. Sumter was received "in Maryland with mingled feelings in which astonishment, dismay and disapprobation were predominant. On all sides it was agreed that the result must be war, or a dissolution of the Union, and I may safely say that a large majority of our people preferred the latter." "After the President's proclamation was issued, no doubt a large majority of her people sympathized with the South; but even had that sentiment been far more preponderating, there was an underlying feeling that by a sort of geographical necessity her lot was cast with the North, that the larger and stronger half of the nation would not allow its capital to be quietly disintegrated away by her secession." The men who tried to lead Maryland into secession were not a solid set of die-hard slavery advocates. Slavery in Maryland was a moribund institution. A meeting in favor of secession, held April 18 in Baltimore's Taylor Hall, was chaired by T. Parkin Scott, who "was a strong sympathizer with the South," Brown wrote, "and had the courage of his convictions, but he had been also an opponent of slavery, and I have it from his own lips that years before the war, on a Fourth of July, he had persuaded his mother to liberate all her slaves, although she depended largely on their services for her support. And yet he lived and died a poor man." The federal government felt sufficiently unsure of Maryland's allegiance that it issued an April 27, 1861, order for the arrest and detention of anyone between Washington and Philadelphia who was suspected of subversive deeds or utterances, with its notorious suspension of habeas corpus. This led to the Merryman case, and the Supreme Court's failure to get the authorities to enforce its rejection of the administration's move. Hicks then called the legislature in the northwest part of the state, where unionism was strongest. Though the legislature did not vote to secede, it approved a resolution calling for "the peaceful and immediate recognition of the independence of the Confederate States," which Maryland "hereby gives her cordial consent thereunto, as a member of the Union." The legislature also denounced "the present military occupation of Maryland" as a "flagrant violation of the Constitution." When Roger Brook Taney, U.S. Supreme Court Chief Justice, dared to stand up to Lincoln over the arbitrary imprisonment of Maryland citizens, Lincoln wrote out standing orders for Taney's arrest, although they were never served.[1] But when the Maryland legislature lodged a sharp protest with Congress, Seward ordered a lightning raid across the state that jailed 31 legislators, the marshal of the Baltimore City Police Force and the Board of Police Commissioners, Mayor Brown, a former Maryland governor, members of the House of Delegates from Baltimore City and County, the 4th District congressman, a state senator and newspaper editors (including Francis Scott Key's grandson). Ft. McHenry (of "Star Spangled Banner" fame) had a darker chapter in these days as the "Baltimore Bastille." Many of those arrested by federal officials were never charged with crimes and never received trials. In the fall, Lincoln arrested allegedly disloyal members of the state legislature (Sept. 12-17, 1861), to prevent them from attending a meeting that could have voted on secession. But Maryland was not really safely in the Union until the November state elections. Federal provost marshals stood guard at the polls and arrested known Democrats and any disunionist who attempted to vote. The special three-day furlough granted to Maryland troops in the Union army, so they could go home and vote, further rigged the election. The result, not surprisingly, was a solidly pro-Union legislature. The next year, state judges instructed grand jurors to inquire into the elections, but the judges were arrested and thrown into military prisons. Maryland rewrote its constitution to outlaw slavery in 1864, and put it to popular vote on Oct. 13 of that year. It passed, but just barely, with 30,174 in favor of the change and 29,799 opposed. As for military records, the most reliable figures seem to be 60,000 Maryland men in all branches of the Union military, and 25,000 as an upper limit for Marylanders fighting for the South. Exiles organized a "Maryland Line" for the Confederacy, consisting of one infantry regiment, one infantry battalion, two cavalry battalions and four battalions of artillery. A great many Marylanders, however, were dispersed among other Southern units, especially those of Virginia (Co.H, 7th Va.; Co. B., 9th Va.; Co. G., 13th Va.; Co. B., 21st Va.; Co. E, 30th Va.; Co. E, 44th Va., and so forth). Kevin Conley Ruffner's "Maryland's Blue & Gray" lists 23 Confederate unites, other than the Maryland Line, in which Marylanders fought in significant numbers. There was no official recruiting of Southern regiments in Maryland, of course, and the infrastructure of bounties and relief, so essential in a long war, was unavailable to Maryland men who fought on the side of the South. It may also matter, when considering the enlistment figures, that Union Maryland troops were often raised with the express intention of being kept within the state, as home guards. A sense of unreliability tainted the Northern Maryland regiments. The general in charge of the prison camp at Annapolis wrote to the War Department requesting a regiment for guard duty there, but added that he would "prefer to have [one] from a free state, or at least not a Maryland regiment, which might be likely to sympathize with deserters and affiliate with the people around them." And in 1864 a colonel complained that the Maryland troops guarding the lower Potomac were "too lenient toward blockade runners and secessionists who keep good liquor." 1. It is surprising to me how rarely this is mentioned. I've only seen it twice: in Frederick S. Calhoun's official history, "The Lawmen: United States Marshals and Their Deputies" (Penguin, 1991, pp.102-104) and Harold M. Hyman, "A More Perfect Union: The Impact of the Civil War and Reconstruction on the Constitution" (Knopf, 1973, p.84). Their sources are two different manuscript collections, which makes the claim that much more reliable.
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Create HTML prototypes for GOV.UK. Includes common templates and patterns.
Resolves complex scheduling conflicts for appointment booking systems
Accessible country selector with type-ahead. Handles aliases and typos.
Frontend assets for production-ready pages on GOV.UK.
Regex library for validating common government data types


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Volumetric rendering Example
This example shows how to use QCustom3DVolume items to display volumetric data.
Running the Example
To run the example from Qt Creator, open the Welcome mode and select the example from Examples. For more information, visit Building and Running an Example.
Initializing Volume Item
The QCustom3DVolume items are special custom items (see QCustom3DItem), which can be used to display volumetric data. The volume items are only supported with orthographic projection, so first we make sure the graph is using it:
m_graph->setOrthoProjection(true);
The following code shows how to create a volumetric item tied to the data ranges of the axes:
m_volumeItem = new QCustom3DVolume; // Adjust water level to zero with a minor tweak to y-coordinate position and scaling m_volumeItem->setScaling( QVector3D(m_graph->axisX()->max() - m_graph->axisX()->min(), (m_graph->axisY()->max() - m_graph->axisY()->min()) * 0.91f, m_graph->axisZ()->max() - m_graph->axisZ()->min())); m_volumeItem->setPosition( QVector3D((m_graph->axisX()->max() + m_graph->axisX()->min()) / 2.0f, -0.045f * (m_graph->axisY()->max() - m_graph->axisY()->min()) + (m_graph->axisY()->max() + m_graph->axisY()->min()) / 2.0f, (m_graph->axisZ()->max() + m_graph->axisZ()->min()) / 2.0f)); m_volumeItem->setScalingAbsolute(false);
By setting the QCustom3DItem::scalingAbsolute property to false
, we indicate that the scaling of the volume should follow the changes in the data ranges. Next we define the internal contents of the volume:
m_volumeItem->setTextureWidth(lowDetailSize); m_volumeItem->setTextureHeight(lowDetailSize / 2); m_volumeItem->setTextureDepth(lowDetailSize); m_volumeItem->setTextureFormat(QImage::Format_Indexed8); m_volumeItem->setTextureData(new QVector<uchar>(*m_lowDetailData));
We use eight bit indexed color for our texture, as it is compact and makes it easy to adjust the colors without needing to reset the whole texture. For the texture data we use the data we created earlier based on some height maps. Typically the data for volume items comes pregenerated in a form of a stack of images, so we are not going to explain the data generation in detail. Please refer to the example code if you are interested in the actual data generation process.
Since we are using eight bit indexed colors, we need a color table to map the eight bit color indexes to actual colors. We use one we populated on our own, but in a typical use case you would get the color table from the source images:
m_volumeItem->setColorTable(m_colorTable1);
We want to optionally show slice frames around the volume, so we initialize their properties. Initially, the frames will be hidden:
m_volumeItem->setSliceFrameGaps(QVector3D(0.01f, 0.02f, 0.01f)); m_volumeItem->setSliceFrameThicknesses(QVector3D(0.0025f, 0.005f, 0.0025f)); m_volumeItem->setSliceFrameWidths(QVector3D(0.0025f, 0.005f, 0.0025f)); m_volumeItem->setDrawSliceFrames(false);
Finally we add the volume as a custom item to the graph to display it:
m_graph->addCustomItem(m_volumeItem);
Slicing into the Volume
Unless the volume is largely transparent, you can only see the surface of it, which is often not very helpful. One way to inspect the internal structure of the volume is to view the slices of the volume. QCustom3DVolume provides two ways to display the slices. The first is to show the selected slices in place of the volume. For example, to specify a slice perpendicular to the X-axis, you can use the following method:
m_volumeItem->setSliceIndexX(m_sliceIndexX);
To actually draw the slice specified above, the QCustom3DVolume::drawSlices property must be also set:
m_volumeItem->setDrawSlices(true);
The second way to view slices is to use QCustom3DVolume::renderSlice() method, which produces a QImage from the specified slice. This image can then be displayed on another widget, such as a QLabel here:
m_sliceLabelX->setPixmap( QPixmap::fromImage(m_volumeItem->renderSlice(Qt::XAxis, m_sliceIndexX)));
Adjusting Volume Transparency
Sometimes viewing just the slices doesn't give you a good understanding of the volume's internal structure. QCustom3DVolume provides two properties that can be used to adjust the volume transparency:
m_volumeItem->setAlphaMultiplier(mult); ... m_volumeItem->setPreserveOpacity(enabled);
The QCustom3DVolume::alphaMultiplier is a general multiplier that is applied to the alpha value of each voxel of the volume. It makes it possible to add uniform transparency to the already somewhat transparent portions of the volume to reveal internal opaque details. This multiplier doesn't affect colors that are fully opaque, unless the QCustom3DVolume::preserveOpacity property is set to false
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An alternative way to adjust the transparency of the volume is adjust the alpha values of the voxels directly. For eight bit indexed textures, this is done simply by modifying and resetting the color table:
int newAlpha = enabled ? terrainTransparency : 255; for (int i = aboveWaterGroundColorsMin; i < underWaterGroundColorsMax; i++) { QRgb oldColor1 = m_colorTable1.at(i); QRgb oldColor2 = m_colorTable2.at(i); m_colorTable1[i] = qRgba(qRed(oldColor1), qGreen(oldColor1), qBlue(oldColor1), newAlpha); m_colorTable2[i] = qRgba(qRed(oldColor2), qGreen(oldColor2), qBlue(oldColor2), newAlpha); } if (m_usingPrimaryTable) m_volumeItem->setColorTable(m_colorTable1); else m_volumeItem->setColorTable(m_colorTable2);
High Definition vs. Low Definition Shader
By default the volume rendering uses the high definition shader. It accounts for each voxel of the volume with correct weight when ray-tracing the volume contents, providing an accurate representation of even the finer details of the volume. However, this is computationally very expensive, so the frame rate suffers. If rendering speed is more important than pixel-perfect accuracy of the volume contents, you can take the much faster low definition shader into use by setting false
for QCustom3DVolume::useHighDefShader property. The low definition shader achieves the speed by making compromises on the accuracy, so it doesn't guarantee each voxel of the volume will be sampled. This can lead to flickering and/or other rendering artifacts on the finer details of the volume.
m_volumeItem->setUseHighDefShader(enabled);
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Phones and tablets do not have the benefit most desktops and laptops do, which is a large input device called the "keyboard". Virtual keyboards offered by mobile devices are physically smaller and usually more tedious to operate, but the great news is that HTML5 has already standardized a handful of input types which make them easier to use.
Taking advantage of the various HTML5 input types is extremely beneficial to the overall user experience of your app. It’s a small detail web app developers should be aware of, and with just minimal effort it makes a massive positive impact on the way your user interacts with forms. For example, if the user needs to enter a telephone number into your app, then their virtual keyboard should show a telephone keypad instead of keyboard with characters they'll never need to enter.
Not every input's expected data type is the same, and as such, it’s important to know which input to use and when. We’ve listed all the currently supported input types (links on the left) to help you when designing great app experiences.
Note: The virtual keyboard examples to the right are only images, and not actual working keyboards.
First up is the Text Input, the most common input type used. The code is pretty standard, and if you’re used to web development this input isn’t anything new. This is also the fallback if a device does not support a certain HTML input type.

  Username <input type="text">
The Email Input should be used anytime you require a user to enter an email address. It’s important to take advantage of this input type because it offers a much smoother keyboard experience, displaying the @
and .
characters within the initial keypad for quicker typing.
 Email <input type="email">
The Tel Input is a very unknown and underused input type. It displays a full numeric keypad, which makes for a great user experience when all that is required from the user is numbers. Take advantage of this one!
 Telephone <input type="tel">
The Search Input doesn’t do anything too different from the text input except change the standard “go” button to read “search” instead.
  <input type="search" placeholder="Search">
The Number Input is another way to offer numbers for your users. The difference between the number input and the tel input is that also offers easy access to special characters and symbols. However, if you only need numbers entered, it’s best to stick with the tel input.
 Number <input type="number">
The Date Input should be utilized for when a user is asked to enter the month, day, and year. The mobile keyboard will offer a nice interactive panel for easy entering.
 Date <input type="date">
The Month Input will trigger a keyboard experience similar to the date input, however it leaves out the “day” option. Use this input when your user only needs to enter the month and year. A perfect example would be for taking credit card expiration dates.
 Month <input type="month">
The Password Input is another commonly used input in normal web development. It hides the characters so nobody else can see what the user is typing.
Also note that it's becoming common practice to give users the option to show actual characters with the text input instead of hidden password characters. It’s up to you to decide if/when it’s applicable to use.

  Password <input type="password">


It was Sheldon's version and his best number. But you can prove that there is a better number, or agree with Sheldon. You can return any number. Use the code for proving - your number is the best!
This mission is simple to solve. You are given a function called "checkio" which will return any number (integer or float).
Let's write an essay in python code which will explain why is your number the best. Publishing the default solution will only earn you 0 points as the goal is to earn points through votes for your code essay.
Input: Nothing.
Output: A number as an integer or a float.
Example:
isinstance(checkio(), (int, float))
How it is used: This mission revolves around code and math literacy.