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by Staff ReporterThe Delhi High Court has quashed two orders of the Delhi Pollution Control Committee (DPCC) levying Environmental Compensation (EC) of ₹42.6 lakh and ₹12.4 lakh on two industrial units respectively for operating without valid consent.
Justice Navin Chawla asked the DPCC to consider the contents of the two petitions as a representation against levying of the EC and take a decision after reviewing the pleas.
The High Court said if DPCC order would be adverse to the petitioners, it should not be implemented for two weeks to enable them to avail the legal remedy against it.
The two industrial units, in their petitions, said the orders were passed by the DPCC without issuance of any show-cause notice or an opportunity of hearing to them. They also sought direction to authorities to de-seal their premises and hand over the possession to them.
The plea filed by Ajay Kumar Pandey, who was running a factory of jeans dyeing and washing, challenged the DPCC order dated August 29 that directed the closure of the unit and levying EC of ₹42.6 lakh on him. He was running the business of washing ready-made garments on the premises.
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Principal Cast: Treat Williams, Fammke Jannsen, Kevin J. O'Conner, Wes Studi
Written and Directed by Stephen Sommers
Let's remember what movies were primarily made for. Entertainment.
That remembered, does Deep Rising succeed?
Yep.
For those of you who don't know the plot, I'll paraphrase something I read. Pirates, Sea monster, you figure it out. Have we seen all of this before? Done Better? Well, yeah, but who cares? This movie is a fun ride that resembles a carnival haunted house. A group of disposable people run, swim and run some more from tentacles with teeth. They have guns that never run out of ammo (Cool!). Some of the action sequences are quite innovative actually. There are even a few laughs in here (especially that final shot). The actors aren't taking themselves or the movie seriously, so why should we?
If you're a Sam Raimi fan, you'll probably have a good time here. I kept waiting for the Treat Williams character to say "Groovy."
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This is a collection of Oberon-7 extension modules based on some of Karl Landström’s OBNC extended library but implemented to be compatible with Mike Spivey’s Obc-3 compiler.
The follow modules have been ported from OBNC’s extended library.
| Name | Description | Documentation |
|---|---|---|
| extArgs.m | Access argv, argc in Oberon | extArgs.def |
| extConvert.m | Convert ARRAY OF CHAR, INTEGER, REAL | extConvert.def |
| extEnv.m | Access environment variables | extEnv.def |
I’ve kept the names of Karl’s modules in order for them to function as a drop in replacement for projects where I need compatibility between OBNC extended code and Obc-3 compiler.
While obc-3 supports several file extensions for Oberon files I’ve found it easiest to adopt Mike Spivey’s convention of using .m
. When not using obc-3 in a project I prefer the .Mod
which is traditional in the Oberon System’s community. This also makes it clear that they are not the same modules as I wrote for use with OBNC.


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whether we also want to touch topology, I don't know. Let's wait to hear the opinion of @Reid Barton
My only question about bundling functions with their properties is what the plan is for when we want to combine properties. For example, take continuous homomorphisms between topological groups.
FYI: I changed the topic of this discussion.
Can we use unification hints for this? I.e. so I can use group him lemmas for ring homs etc.
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Ariyasāvaka is often found translated as noble disciple.
It is a compound formed with the words ariya and sāvaka. Ariya is said to refer to the generally approved and esteemed customs and ideals of the Aryan clans. It covers the racial, social and ethical aspects, translated as noble. And sāvaka means hearer or disciple.
Noble disciple, though grammatically correct, seems to indicate the disciple as the noble one. But note that for the arahant (also a disciple) 'just' sāvaka is being used, which makes it a little odd; first be named noble and then not is normally not seen as a good thing. Another rendering is disciple of the noble ones but again, for the arahant 'just' sāvakā is being used. In other words, if for the arahant 'noble' falls off it is a bit odd to then use it in 'disciple of the noble one(s)'. Thus both translations leave some oddness by trying to assign noble to a person.
But noble here stood for the social and ethical direction. It is about the hearer, learner of the good, the highest, righteousness, of all of those traits for which Aryan stood example. Ariya is here used as brand generification so to speak. Ariyasāvaka then means something like 'disciple of the good', and how lovely is that? Even when the Buddha's words are gone you can set things as nobler, higher, not to admire but to advance to. Since the arahant is done with going, that direction towards the good does not apply.
To stay close to common translations I use disciple of nobleness.
Ariya (adj. --- n.) noble.
---sāvaka disciple of nobleness.


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The Inform library files contain about three hundred routines, almost all of which are “private” in the sense that they are difficult for designers to use, not useful anyway, and subject to change without notice as the library is maintained and rewritten. The routines in this appendix are those which are “open to the public”. Designers are encouraged to make use of them.
Achieved(tasknum) |
see §22 |
Signals to the library that task number tasknum
has been achieved, so that points may be awarded if it has not been
achieved before.
No return value
AfterRoutines() |
see §6 |
This should be called in the action routine, such
as TakeSub
, of a group 2 action, such as Take
,
once the action has taken place but before anything is printed. It
runs through the after
rules as laid out in
§6.
Routine returns true
if
the action has been interrupted by some other rule, false
if not.
AllowPushDir() |
see §15 |
Used only inside the before
rule for a
PushDir
action, this routine signals to the library that
the attempt to push an object from one place to another should be allowed.
No return value
Banner() |
see §21 |
Prints the game banner. Normally unnecessary, but
should be used soon after if your game suppresses the banner at the
Initialise
stage.
No return value
ChangePlayer(obj,flag) |
see §21 |
Cause the player at the keyboard to play as the given
object obj
, which must provide a number
property. If the flag
is true
, then subsequently print
messages like “(as Ford Prefect)” in room description
headers. This routine, however, prints nothing itself.
No return value
CommonAncestor(obj1,obj2) |
see §3 |
A routine used internally by the library when working
out visibilities, and which might as well be available for public use.
Returns the nearest object in the object tree which (directly or
indirectly) contains both obj1
and obj2
, or
else returns nothing
if no such object exists. For
instance if Bedquilt contains bottle and the player is carrying a lamp,
the common ancestor of lamp and bottle is Bedquilt.
Routine returns The common ancestor or
nothing
.
DictionaryLookup(word,length) |
see §34 |
Takes the word stored character by character in the
array word->0
, word->1
, …,
word->(length-1)
and looks it up in the story file's
dictionary.
Routine returns The dictionary value
(e.g., 't'
, 'a'
, 'k'
,
'e'
will return 'take'
) or zero if the word
isn't in the dictionary.
GetGNAOfObject(obj) |
see §37 |
Determines the gender-number-animation of the short
name of the given object obj
.
Routine returns The GNA, which is
a number between 0 and 11: see table of GNA values in
§34.
HasLightSource(obj) |
see §19 |
Determines whether or not obj
“has light”,
i.e., casts light outward to objects containing obj
: see
§19 for a more exact definition.
Routine returns true
or false
.
IndirectlyContains(obj1,obj2) |
see §3 |
The condition obj2 in obj1
only tests whether
obj2
is directly contained in obj1
, so
that lamp in player
would fail if the lamp were in a
rucksack carried by the player. IndirectlyContains(player,lamp)
would return true
.  See also the
library routine CommonAncestor
above.
Routine returns true
or
false
.
IsSeeThrough(obj) |
see §19 |
Determines whether or not obj
“is
see-through”, i.e., allows light to pass through it. An object is
see-through if it has transparent
, or supporter
,
or enterable
(unless it is also a closed container
).
Routine returns true
or false
.
Locale(obj,tx1,tx2) |
see §26 |
Prints out the paragraphs of room description which
would appear if obj
were the room: i.e., prints out
descriptions of objects in obj
according to the usual rules.
After describing the objects which have their own paragraphs, a list
is given of the remaining ones. The string tx1
is printed
if there were no previous paragraphs, and the string tx2
otherwise. (For instance, you might want “On the ledge you can
see” and “On the ledge you can also see”.) After
the list, nothing else is printed, not even a full stop.
Routine returns The number of objects
printed in the list, possibly zero.
LoopOverScope(R,actor) |
see §32 |
Calls routine R(obj)
for each object
obj
in scope for the given actor
. If no
actor
is given, the actor is assumed to be the player.
No return value
LTI_Insert(position,character) |
see §36 |
Inserts the given character
at the given
position
in the standard library array buffer
used to hold the text typed by the player, moving subsequent text along
to make room. (This is protected against overflowing the buffer.)
No return value
MoveFloatingObjects() |
see §8 |
“Floating objects” is Inform library jargon
for “objects which use found_in
to be present in
several locations at once”. This routine adjusts the positions
of objects across the whole game, ensuring that they are consistent
with the current states of the property found_in
and
the attribute absent
, and should be called after any
game event which has changed these states.
No return value
NextWord() |
see §28 |
Finds the next dictionary word in the player's input,
that is, the word at position wn
in the input, moving the
word number wn
on by one. (The first word is at position 1.)
Routine returns The dictionary value,
or 0 if the word is not in the dictionary or if the word stream has
run out, or the constant THEN1__WD
if the “word”
was a full stop, or the constant COMMA_WORD
if it was
a comma.
NextWordStopped() |
see §28 |
Finds the next dictionary word in the player's input,
that is, the word at position wn
in the input, moving
the word number wn
on by one. (The first word is at position 1.)
Routine returns The dictionary value,
or 0 if the word is not in the dictionary, or the constant THEN1__WD
if the “word” was a full stop, or the constant COMMA_WORD
if it was a comma, or −1 if the word stream has run out.
NounDomain(o1,o2,type) |
This routine is one of the keystones of the parser,
but see also ParseToken
below: the objects given are the
domains to search through when parsing, almost always the location
and the actor, and the type
indicates a token. The only
tokens safely usable are: NOUN_TOKEN
, for
noun
, HELD_TOKEN
,
for held
and CREATURE_TOKEN
,
for creature
. The routine
parses the best single object name it can from the current position of
wn
.
Routine returns nothing
for “no match”, or the object matched for a success, or
the constant REPARSE_CODE
to indicate that it had to ask
a clarifying question: this
reconstructed the input drastically and
the parser must begin all over again. NounDomain
should
only be used by general parsing routines and these should always return
GPR_REPARSE
if NounDomain
returned
REPARSE_CODE
, thus passing the buck upwards.
ObjectIsUntouchable(obj,flag) |
see §32 |
Determines whether any solid barrier, that is, any
container
that is not open
, lies between
the player and obj
. If flag
is true
,
this routine never prints anything; otherwise it prints a message like
“You can't, because … is in the way.” if any barrier
is found.
Routine returns true
if
a barrier is found, false
if not.
OffersLight(obj) |
see §19 |
Determines whether or not obj
“offers
light”, i.e., contains light so that its contents are visible
to each other: see §19 for a more exact
definition.
Routine returns true
or false
.
ParseToken(tokentype,tokendata) |
see §31 |
This is the library's own “general parsing routine”,
and parses the word stream against the specified token. Because some
of these tokens require too much setting-up work to parse, and anyway
are not very useful, only two token types are open to the public. If
tokentype
is ELEMENTARY_TT
, then tokendata
must have one of the following values: NOUN_TOKEN
,
HELD_TOKEN
, MULTI_TOKEN
, MULTIHELD_TOKEN
,
MULTIEXCEPT_TOKEN
, MULTIINSIDE_TOKEN
,
CREATURE_TOKEN
and NUMBER_TOKEN
. Alternatively,
tokentype
can be SCOPE_TT
and tokendata
must then be a “scope routine”.
Routine returns GPR_FAIL
if
parsing fails; GPR_PREPOSITION
if a match is made but results
in no data; GPR_NUMBER
if a match is made, resulting in
a number; GPR_MULTIPLE
if a match is made, resulting in
a multiple object; GPR_REPARSE
if the parser has had to
rewrite the text being parsed and would now like parsing to begin again
from scratch; otherwise, an object which the parser has matched against
the text.
PlaceInScope(obj) |
see §32 |
Used in “scope routines” (only) when
scope_stage
is set to 2 (only). Places obj
in
scope for the token currently being parsed. No other objects are placed
in scope as a result of this, unlike the case of ScopeWithin
.
No return value
PlayerTo(obj,flag) |
see §21 |
Moves the player to obj
, which can either
be a location or something enterable
. If flag
is false
, then run a Look
action to print
out a room description: but if flag
is true
,
print nothing, and if flag
is 2, print a room description
but abbreviate it if the room has been visited before.
No return value
PronounNotice(obj) |
see §33 |
Resets the pronouns to the object obj
.
This means that all pronouns which can match against the object are
set equal to it: for instance, “Aunt Jemima” would match
'her'
but not 'it'
, “the grapes”
would match 'them'
and so on.
No return value
PronounValue(pronoun) |
see §33 |
Finds the current setting of pronoun
, which
has to be the dictionary value of a legal pronoun in the current language:
in the case of English, that means 'it'
, 'him'
,
'her'
or 'them'
.
Routine returns The setting, or
nothing
if it is unset.
ScopeWithin(obj) |
see §32 |
Used in “scope routines” (only) when
scope_stage
is set to 2 (only). Places the contents
of obj
in scope for the token currently being parsed,
and applies the rules of scope recursively so that contents of see-through
objects are also in scope, as is anything added to scope.
No return value
SetPronoun(pronoun,obj) |
see §33 |
Changes the current setting of pronoun
,
which has to be the dictionary value of a legal pronoun in the current
language: in the case of English, that means 'it'
,
'him'
, 'her'
or 'them'
.
No return value
SetTime(time,rate) |
see §20 |
Set the game clock (a 24-hour clock) to the given
time
(in seconds since the start of the day), to run
at the given rate r: r = 0 means it does not run, if
r > 0 then r seconds pass every turn, if r <
0 then −r turns pass every second.
No return value
StartDaemon(obj) |
see §20 |
Makes the daemon of the object obj
active,
so that its daemon
routine will be called at the end
of every turn.
No return value
StartTimer(obj,period) |
see §20 |
Makes the timer of the object obj
active.
Its time_left
property is set initially to period
,
then decreased by 1 at the end of every turn in which it was positive.
At the end of the turn when it was zero, the timer is stopped and
the object's time_out
property is called.
No return value
StopDaemon(obj) |
see §20 |
Makes the daemon of the object obj
no
longer active, so that its daemon
routine will no
longer be called at the end of every turn.
No return value
StopTimer(obj) |
see §20 |
Makes the timer of the object obj
no
longer active, so that its time_left
routine will no
longer be decreased and time_out
will not be called
as originally scheduled.
No return value
TestScope(obj,actor) |
see §32 |
Tests whether the object obj
is in scope
to the given actor
. If no actor
is given,
the actor is assumed to be the player.
Routine returns true
or
false
.
TryNumber(wordnum) |
see §28 |
Tries to parse the word at wordnum
as
a non-negative number, recognising decimal numbers and English ones
from “one” to “twenty”.
Routine returns −1000 if it fails
altogether, or the number, except that values exceeding 10000 are rounded
down to 10000.
UnsignedCompare(a,b) |
The usual >
condition performs
a signed comparison, and occasionally, usually when comparing addresses
in memory of routines or strings, you need an unsigned comparison.
Routine returns Returns 1 if a
> b, 0 if a = b and −1 if a <
b, regarding a and b as unsigned numbers between
0 and 65535. (That is, regarding -1
as 65535, -2
as 65534, …, -32768
as 32768.)
WordAddress(wordnum) |
see §28 |
Find where word number wordnum
from what
the player typed is stored.
Routine returns The ->
array holding the text of the word.
WordInProperty(word,obj,prop) |
see §34 |
Tests whether word
is one of the dictionary
values listed in the array given as the property prop
of object
obj
. (Most often used to see if a given dictionary word is
one of the name
values.)
Routine returns true
or false
.
WordLength(wordnum) |
see §28 |
Find the length (number of letters) of the word
numbered wordnum
from what the player typed.
Routine returns The length.
WriteListFrom(obj,st) |
see §27 |
Write a list of obj
and its siblings,
with the style being st
. To list all the objects inside
X
, list from child(X)
. The style is made
up by adding together some of the following constants:
NEWLINE_BIT | New-line after each entry |
INDENT_BIT | Indent each entry according to depth |
FULLINV_BIT | Full inventory information after entry |
ENGLISH_BIT | English sentence style, with commas and ‘and’ |
RECURSE_BIT | Recurse downwards with usual rules |
ALWAYS_BIT | Always recurse downwards |
TERSE_BIT | More terse English style |
PARTINV_BIT | Only brief inventory information after entry |
DEFART_BIT | Use the definite article in list |
WORKFLAG_BIT | At top level (only), only list objects which have the workflag attribute |
ISARE_BIT | Prints “ is " or “ are " before list |
CONCEAL_BIT | Misses out concealed or scenery objects |
YesOrNo() |
Assuming that a question has already been printed,
wait for the player to type “yes”, “y”, “no”
or “n”.
Routine returns true
for “yes” or “y”, false
for
“no” or “n”.


SOUNDS AND MUSIC
SoundFromBuffer
LoadSound
LoadMusic
PlaySound
PlaySoundTimed
PlayMusic
PauseSound
ResumeSound
PauseMusic
ResumeMusic
DeleteSound
DeleteMusic
FadeMusicIn
FadeMusicOut
MusicExists
MusicIsPlaying
SetMusicVolume
MusicVolume
SetMusicPosition
MusicPosition
RewindMusic
SetSoundChannels
NumSoundChannels
SoundIsEnabled
SoundExists
ChannelIsPlaying
ChannelIsPaused
SetChannelVolume
ChannelVolume
SetSoundVolume
SoundVolume
SetChannelPanning
SetChannelDistance
StopMusic
StopSound
QueryAudioSpec


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Hi,
I've got an emonTx which is working fine with a single clamp.
However, when I plug in an AC-AC adapter (the one from the store, and the calibration value in the default sketch looks right according to the photos on the wiki) and use the emonTx_CT123_Voltage sketch, I get some really strange values back:
http://f.cl.ly/items/1Q1g2S2v0T1z0B3U0c3u/Screen%20Shot%202013-03-04%20a...
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Ian
Re: AC-AC Adapter
It looks like the first line is the voltage. You just need to divide by 100 as it's transmitted in integer form as volts x 100.
Re: AC-AC Adapter
Yeah, I assumed that - and the bottom one I assume is the usage in watt - but it looks a bit low (current cost and normal emonTx with clamp was showing about 400 odd) and a negative number which I don't get!
Thanks,
Ian
Re: AC-AC Adapter
It will be negative if you have the CT clamp the wrong way round.
Re: AC-AC Adapter
The wrong way round? - how can it go the wrong way round when it just goes round the cable?
I've never had negative numbers before....
Ian
Re: AC-AC Adapter
Take the clip off and turn it 180 degrees and reattach it.
A bit hard to explain, if the cable runs horizontally and you put the clamp down over the cable, take it off and put the clamp on upwards.
I dont understand the technical details but without the AC-AC adaptor the emontx has no way of working out the direction of flow of the electricity, with the AC-AC adaptor it can, therefore with the adaptor ftted you need to make sure the clamp is attached the correct way.
Re: AC-AC Adapter
Ohhhh!
So i've never noticed it before because it doesn't matter normally - but then when you connect the AC-AC adapter, the direction of the clamp suddenly matters?
That makes sense! :)
Thanks,
Ian
Re: AC-AC Adapter
Try reading this: http://openenergymonitor.org/emon/buildingblocks/ac-power-introduction


Preface
Basics
- Introduction
- Enumerated Types
- Proof by Simplification
- Proof by Rewriting
- Proof by Case Analysis
- More Exercises
Induction: Proof by Induction
Lists: Working with Structured Data
Poly: Polymorphism and Higher-Order Functions
Tactics: More Basic Tactics
- The apply Tactic
- The apply ... with ... Tactic
- The inversion Tactic
- Using Tactics on Hypotheses
- Varying the Induction Hypothesis
- Unfolding Definitions
- Using destruct on Compound Expressions
- Review
- Additional Exercises
Logic: Logic in Coq
IndProp: Inductively Defined Propositions
- Inductively Defined Propositions
- Using Evidence in Proofs
- Inductive Relations
- Case Study: Regular Expressions
- Improving Reflection
- Additional Exercises
Maps: Total and Partial Maps
ProofObjects: The Curry-Howard Correspondence
- Proof Scripts
- Quantifiers, Implications, Functions
- Connectives as Inductive Types
- Programming with Tactics
- Equality
IndPrinciples: Induction Principles
- Basics
- Polymorphism
- Induction Hypotheses
- More on the induction Tactic
- Induction Principles in Prop
- Formal vs. Informal Proofs by Induction
SfLib: Software Foundations Library
Rel: Properties of Relations
Imp: Simple Imperative Programs
- Arithmetic and Boolean Expressions
- Coq Automation
- Evaluation as a Relation
- Expressions With Variables
- Commands
- Evaluation
- Reasoning About Imp Programs
- Additional Exercises
ImpParser: Lexing and Parsing in Coq
ImpCEvalFun: Evaluation Function for Imp
- A Broken Evaluator
- A Step-Indexed Evaluator
- Relational vs. Step-Indexed Evaluation
- Determinism of Evaluation Again
Extraction: Extracting ML from Coq
Equiv: Program Equivalence
- Behavioral Equivalence
- Properties of Behavioral Equivalence
- Program Transformations
- Proving That Programs Are Not Equivalent
- Extended Exercise: Nondeterministic Imp
- Additional Exercises
Hoare: Hoare Logic, Part I
Hoare2: Hoare Logic, Part II
- Decorated Programs
- Finding Loop Invariants
- Weakest Preconditions (Optional)
- Formal Decorated Programs (Optional)
HoareAsLogic: Hoare Logic as a Logic
Smallstep: Small-step Operational Semantics
- A Toy Language
- Relations
- Multi-Step Reduction
- Small-Step Imp
- Concurrent Imp
- A Small-Step Stack Machine
Auto: More Automation
Types: Type Systems
Stlc: The Simply Typed Lambda-Calculus
StlcProp: Properties of STLC
MoreStlc: More on the Simply Typed Lambda-Calculus
Sub: Subtyping
Typechecking: A Typechecker for STLC
Records: Adding Records to STLC
References: Typing Mutable References
- Definitions
- Syntax
- Pragmatics
- Operational Semantics
- Typing
- Properties
- References and Nontermination
- Additional Exercises
RecordSub: Subtyping with Records
Norm: Normalization of STLC
LibTactics: A Collection of Handy General-Purpose Tactics
- Tools for Programming with Ltac
- Identity Continuation
- Untyped Arguments for Tactics
- Optional Arguments for Tactics
- Wildcard Arguments for Tactics
- Position Markers
- List of Arguments for Tactics
- Databases of Lemmas
- On-the-Fly Removal of Hypotheses
- Numbers as Arguments
- Testing Tactics
- Check No Evar in Goal
- Helper Function for Introducing Evars
- Tagging of Hypotheses
- More Tagging of Hypotheses
- Deconstructing Terms
- Action at Occurence and Action Not at Occurence
- An Alias for eq
- Common Tactics for Simplifying Goals Like intuition
- Backward and Forward Chaining
- Introduction and Generalization
- Rewriting
- Inversion
- Induction
- Coinduction
- Decidable Equality
- Equivalence
- N-ary Conjunctions and Disjunctions
- Tactics to Prove Typeclass Instances
- Tactics to Invoke Automation
- Tactics to Sort Out the Proof Context
- Tactics for Development Purposes
- Compatibility with Standard Library
UseTactics: Tactic Library for Coq: A Gentle Introduction
- Tactics for Introduction and Case Analysis
- Tactics for N-ary Connectives
- Tactics for Working with Equality
- Some Convenient Shorthands
- Tactics for Advanced Lemma Instantiation
- Summary
UseAuto: Theory and Practice of Automation in Coq Proofs
- Basic Features of Proof Search
- How Proof Search Works
- Examples of Use of Automation
- Advanced Topics in Proof Search
- Decision Procedures
- Summary
PE: Partial Evaluation
- Generalizing Constant Folding
- Partial Evaluation of Commands, Without Loops
- Partial Evaluation of Loops
- Partial Evaluation of Flowchart Programs


How have Food Imports to the U.S. changed over time
This project involves understanding how have Food Imports to the U.S. changed over the past 20 years. As Americans have become wealthier and more ethnically diverse, the American food basket currently reflects a growing share of tropical products, spices, and imported gourmet products. Seasonal and climatic factors drive U.S. imports of popular types of fruits and vegetables and tropical products, such as cocoa and coffee. Through this project, we aim to provide a better understanding of what the trends are and how they have changed over the past few years. Further, we aim to extract insights that can help answer the reasons for such changes and how have the various food groups been affected over the years.
The data is taken from USDA’s Global Agricultural Trade System (GATS), which allows users to query their dataset on several criteria. We have 20 years of import data comprising of over 135,000 records, with 47 food products and 254 trading partners. After pulling the data from GATS, we had to normalize our data and group our food products into categories so as to present an easier way of visualizing our data. This visualization provides an idea of what products fall under which category.
Given our data, we provide an overview of how imports of various food categories which are encoded by color, have changed over the past 20 years, from 1998 - 2018, both by quantity as well as value.
Globalization contributes greatly to feeding Americans. While the population has increased roughly 19%, the imports have grown nearly 300%. Trading relationships with our neighbors to the North and South have always been high due to proximity, but the reduced cost of shipping have contributed to increasing competitive advantages countries like China and the number of food imports have increased dramatically.
In order to understand food imports in detail, select the year and countries in the heatmap
to get the details of the products imported.
You can also select multiple countries in the heatmap and get finer details.
The current visualization shows the imports of the Fruits and Vegetables category for the
year of 2018 between Mexico and Canada and compares the value of various products under this
category that were imported.
NOTE : To select multiple values, hold the Command key (on Mac) or Control key (on
Windows)
This visualization helps gain an understanding of how the imports have changed over the
years, from 1998 - 2018.
In order to use this visualization, first select the categories and years to get the product
details and then select the
products to get the top N countries by import values details. You can vary the value of N.
NOTE : To select multiple values, hold the Command key (on Mac) or Control key (on
Windows)
This visualization provides a way to look at the forecasted import values for those products in the future.


So basically headsets of old came with TRS 3-ring connectors, and they had separate connectors for headphone and mic. Most desktops still have these two ports separated.
However, newer earphones with mics as well as new headsets come with a single TRRS 4 ring plug. So to use them with 2-port sound cards, we need a 1:2 female to male splitter.
https://www.amazon.in/gp/product/B08BCKN299/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1
But if you have a laptop with a single TRRS jack and a headset with a single TRRS plug, it seems to be a toss-up whether it will work or not. I spent the longest time thinking it just didn't support mics and I would only have to use USB mics. Turns out a single thingamajiggy in linux just "activates" an existing inbuilt functionality.
Why is alsa. Why is Pulseaudio.
Anyway:
sudo vi /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base.conf
to the bottom of the file, add the lines:
options snd-hda-intel model=,dell-headset-multi options snd-hda-intel position fix=1
And reboot the machine. It should trigger the internal mechanism that asks whether you plugged in headphones, a mic, or a combi-headset when you do now.
Backlinks: Linux Stuff


Ryan Randall
2021-10-15
If you'd like to follow along, browse to: https://www.ryanpatrickrandall.com/talks/cyoat.html
Do you want to:
I'm pretty sure you didn't want to ruin the surprise.
Here's some text.
Scroll down for another choice.
Do you choose to:
Here's some other text.
Swipe right to see what happens!
Upsides
Downsides
Choose Yr Own Adventure Test Time


- signInAnonymously(FirebaseAuth) - Static method in class phoenixlib.io.rxfirebase.auth.RxAuth
-
Create an observable which emits AuthResult
for FirebaseAuth#signInAnonymously()
.
- signInWithCredential(FirebaseAuth, AuthCredential) - Static method in class phoenixlib.io.rxfirebase.auth.RxAuth
-
Create an observable which emits AuthResult
for FirebaseAuth#signInWithCredential(AuthCredential)
.
- signInWithCustomToken(FirebaseAuth, String) - Static method in class phoenixlib.io.rxfirebase.auth.RxAuth
-
Create an observable which emits AuthResult
for FirebaseAuth#signInWithCustomToken(String)
}
- signInWithEmailAndPassword(FirebaseAuth, String, String) - Static method in class phoenixlib.io.rxfirebase.auth.RxAuth
-
Create an observable which emits AuthResult
for
FirebaseAuth#signInWithEmailAndPassword(String, String)
.


Welcome to my Final Project! For this project I tried to connect nostalgia, a feeling helping me through quarantine, to the feelings I have been having throughout this time stuck in my room. Each drawing is something nostalgic with a twist to provide insight on the experience that I have been having recently.


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Designed by and for biomedical researchers, The Harvest Stack is an open source BSD-licensed toolkit for building web applications for integrating, discovering, and reporting data.
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Harvest comes with an HTML5 web client backed by a set of discoverable REST APIs.
Created by the Department of Biomedical and Health Informatics at The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia Research Institute, Harvest addresses the unique needs of biomedical researchers.
Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Child Health and Human Development (NICHD), National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders (NIDCD), National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute (NHLBI), and others have funded Harvest applications.


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Historically, Paraguay has not valued education highly. During Alfredo Stroessner Mattiauda’s presidency (1954–89), education initiatives took a backseat to economic concerns and the task of controlling political adversaries, and teacher salaries fell to extremely low levels. The constitution of 1992 attempted to remedy the long neglect of education. Article 85 of the constitution mandates that 20% of the government dibudget be designated for educational expenditures. This measure, however, has proven to be impractical and has been largely ignored.


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Ulises Rojas @ Spécialiste UX
Planning a help center
06 June 2013
How to fail a form
04 March 2013
Planning a coupons section
07 February 2013
Planning a sitemap IA structure
05 February 2013
Creating a website inventory
04 February 2013
Creating a user flow
04 February 2013
Planning a cultural site
28 January 2013


Okay, I'm going to start with something simple. I am not a drug addict. I smoke cigarettes, occasionally I'll smoke some cannabis when I'm with friends. Once per two months or so is about right. Although, occasionally, I will take pills in order to help me that day. For example, a Ritalin to focus on a class.
A few days before the last day of school earlier this year, I bought two pills from a trusted dealer. Approximately 5 mgs. of Klonopin, a drug that I had tried once before. I had taken a .5 mg. during work, to help me get through the day, after being upset, depressed and angered. It simply made me feel better. But each of the pills I had just inherited was 2.5 mgs.
On the last day of school, I brought a dozen white roses in. I was giving three to this teacher I adored and she adored me, on behalf of my friend and I, apologizing for being assholes during her rookie year. I handed a few more out that day, and I noticed that I had one left. I was to hold onto this one, because it was special, for one girl, K. After I handed out roses to their appropriate owners, I returned to my homeroom with an orange soda, and reached into my pocket.
'What's that?' I remember my friend Alan asking as I popped it in and followed it up with a nice, refreshing drink of orange-ness.
'It's a Klonopin,' I said. I had expected, at that point, that I would just feel good. I had already phoned my father and told him that I'd call him later and have him pick me up early from school, and let me go with my friends. So, all I had to do was attend the awards ceremony, at ten-thirty, and I'd be fine.
About an hour after that, I start to lose my memory. I remember feeling a complete release of all my nervous feelings, all my shyness completely draining away. The first thing I actually remember happening, though, is me following one of my teachers around for about ten minutes, for no reason. He's really cool, probably a stoner, too, but I didn't care.  When he did so, I apologized, and decided to walk away and find someone else to bother. I ended up in another teacher's room, one who really didn't care for me. There were several people in there, one wielding an acoustic guitar. I begged to use it and he finally gave in.
If my memory serves me correctly (and it might not), I remember playing a few requests, then, in the middle of Simple Man or Freebird or something, releasing this fantastic acoustic solo that made everyone turn and look at me. I think I remember now that I was sweating oddly, a nervous sweat, maybe, I don't know. After I finished the solo, I returned back to the chorus of the song, and continued, and got an applause. I finished the song, smiled, waved, and attempted to leave the room. But the teacher didn't like that. So I sat down next to this girl that was impressed by my work. I thanked her for her gratitude, and we began talking about drugs. I told her what I was on, and how I didn't even know what was going on at the time of the solo, and she laughed, saying it was pure talent. Most of what you've already heard was remembered within a couple weeks after this had happened. But the awards show is just now starting to peak in my head.
Later on, we were escorted to the awards show. I sat in the back pavilion area, and watched from above. I don't remember who I was sitting with, but I do remember them calling out one of the perfect attendance awards, and the person not going up. I had tried for PA this year, and started to freak out, thinking that it was me, and it was all an accident. I even considered approaching minutes later, until I was informed that it wasn't me. Also, the highlight of the whole event, was when one of my friends, Kyra, went up on stage, tripped and fell in front of the whole school. It was hilarious, and now that I'm remembering it, a smile is brought to my face, seeing hers smash onto that wooden floor.
After the show, I quickly went to one of the computer rooms, and played for awhile.  After several minutes of doing something (I DON'T REMEMBER!!), I heard my name ring over the intercom. I laughed, and danced out of the room, the teacher inside staring at me with a signature 'WHAT THE FUCK' look.
'Where are you going?' He asked.
'They just called my name!' I said innocently. They did. He didn't believe me, go figure. Luckily, one of the others using a computer vouched for me.
'Trust me, that's him.' He said. I smiled and thanked him, then walked to the office. Trying to look as sober as possible, I told them that I was called down, and I was leaving. The secretary waved me on, and I walked to my locker, grabbed my bag, and saw my friend Cindi in the lobby.
'Hey, will you give me a ride to Krystle's?' I remember asking. She told me that was fine, and I walked to her car. As we were getting in, my friend Starkey walked up, and asked if he could tag along. Still holding my rose, I jumped in the backseat, not wanting to fight for shotgun. I believe we stopped at our work, McDonald's, but I'm not sure. I sat in the back of the car and smoked a cigarette, waiting for Cindi to come back. When she did, we continued on our long drive out.
As we were going, I recognized not a bit of where I was, but continued to look outside. I was told a few weeks afterward that Starkey had been telling Cindi about his supposed 'daughter'. I knew about this already, but him releasing this information to others was a bit shocking. Nonetheless, my focus was outside. Trees moved in a slow-to-fast-to-slow motion, staggering in speed and length of such.
Finally, we arrived at K's house, and I knocked on the door. Nothing. I knocked harder, louder, faster, stronger. Still nothing. So I found a piece of paper and wrote her a short message, and left the rose on the door. That was supposed to be the end of my day, drive out to my house, probably sleep, and that's it.
Instead, I decided that it would be a good time to visit my just-out-of-surgery friend, Heather.  She'd 'be back soon'. We waited around, while her grandmother talked to us about... something.
When home, I sat around, until I received a call.  By now, I was starting to feel a bit better, I was a little light-headed, but I still had the fast-to-slow-motion effect going on. Austin decided that he was going to bring a friend up, and I agreed, as long as they were out by a certain time. Several minutes later, they were there, and my brother was doing dishes, for some reason. They walked in, sat on my couch, and we were talking for awhile, until Austin and this girl, Jaime, started making out on my couch. The fast-to-slow-motion was suddenly gone, but now, I was hit with an incredibly-uncontrollable arousal.
 We made out for a few minutes before I stood up, and offered to take her up to my parents bedroom. I don't remember what happened after that, but I was told (by many others) that I took her up there, where she proceeded to give me a blow job, hand job, and let me tit-fuck her. Why I did this, I don't know. After awhile, Austin stormed out, and she left. I was informed later that she was crying about it, having just broken up with her boyfriend hours before. After that, I don't remember, because it involved my family, and I'm afraid to ask.
All-in-all, the effects were complete lack of anxiety, I suppose you would say, alterations in time and experiences in time, and an uncontrollable horniness. Also, a dwindling memory of the events that took place in this long high.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


var name="Tina"
var greeting = "Hi, I'm "
println(greeting + name)
==> "Hi, I'm Tina"
def greet( name:String ) = {
println(s"Hi, I'm $name")
}
greet("Tina")
==> "Hi, I'm Tina"
"Door.open = true"
"Door.open = false"
var names=List("Jan","Kim","Sarah")
def double_name(a:List[String])={
for (a <- names){
var names = a+a
println(names)
}
}
double_name(names)
==> "JanJan KimKim SarahSarah"
var a = 3
a ==> Int = 3
def times_two(){
a=a^2
}
times_two()
a ==> Int = 1
times_two()
a ==> Int = 3
there's an obvious way to make this more predictable
"Door.open = true"
"Door.open = false"
Not Stateless
class Door(var name: String,
var open: Boolean) {
def open_door(newDoorState: Boolean): Unit =
open = newDoorState
}
var door = new Door("MyDoor",true)
door.name // "MyDoor"
door.open // true
door.open_door(false)
door.name // "MyDoor"
door.open // false
class Door{
var name="MyDoor"
var open_status=true
def this(name:String, open_status:Boolean){
this()
this.open_status = open_status
}
override def toString = {
"%s is open is %s.".format(name, open_status)
}
}
println(new Door)
println(new Door("MyDoor",false))
trait Status
trait Open extends Status
trait Closed extends Status
trait Door[S <: Status]
object Door {
def apply[S <: Status] = new Door[S] {}
def open[S <: Closed](d: Door[S]) = Door[Open]
def close[S <: Open](d: Door[S]) = Door[Closed]
}
val closedDoor = Door[Closed]
val openDoor = Door.open(closedDoor)
val closedAgainDoor = Door.close(openDoor)
phantom-types
// example 1
class Person(var _first:String,var _last:String){
var age = 0
def first = _first
def first_=(value:String) {
println(s"First name was set to $value")
_first = value
}
def last = _last
def last_=(value:String) {
println(s"Last name was set to $value")
_last = value
}
}
val p = new Person("John","Smith")
p.first // "John"
p.last // "Smith"
p.first_=("Christian")
// ==> First name was set to Christian
p.last="Sadilek"
// ==> Last name was set to Sadilek
Collections: Scala has mutable & immutable collections
// example 2
val numbers = List(3, 10, 6, 8)
numbers.map(number=>number*2)
numbers.map(_*2) // same result
def doubleIt(number: Int) = number*2
numbers.map(doubleIt) // same result
// using map
numbers.map(_+ " is a number")
// using foreach
numbers.foreach(println)
// foreach takes only function as argument - returns nothing
numbers.foreach(_>4)
numbers.filter(_>4)
Collections continued
// using groupBy
val strings = List("Donny","testing","test1")
// group them based on property length
val byLength = strings.groupBy(_.length)
byLength(5)
byLength(7)
// group by first character
val byChar = strings.groupBy(_.charAt(0))
byChar('t')
strings.exists(_.length>10)
Mutable maps
val map = scala.collection.mutable.Map("a"->5,"b"->0)
map("a")+=1
map
map("c")+=1 //Error
map("c")
val map = scala.collection.mutable.Map("a"->5,"b"->0)
.withDefaultValue(0)
map("c")+=1
map("c")
Maps on sequences
val data = 1.to(12)
def calculation(number:Int)={
println("calculating"+ number)
Thread.sleep(500)
number*2
}
val res = data.par.map(calculation)
Given a list of words, you want a list of Lists with all anagrams together. You can exclude short words.
val words = List("kitchen","thicken","the","ababab",
"testing","bababa")
//expected result:List(
// List("kitchen","thicken"),
// List("testing"),
// List("ababab","bababa")
//)
Given a list of words, you want a list of Lists with all anagrams together.
val words = List("kitchen","thicken","the","ababab",
"testing","bababa")
//expected result:List(
// List("kitchen","thicken"),
// List("testing"),
// List("ababab","bababa")
//)
//Solution:
words.filter(_.length>4).groupBy(_.sorted).values
var list = List[String]("a1.png","a2.amr","a3.png","a4.jpg","a5.jpeg","a6.mp4","a7.amr",
"a9.mov","a10.wmv")
//required output : List("a1.png","a3.png","a4.jpg","a5.jpeg")
val extensions = List("jpg", "png")
list.filter( p => extensions.exists(e => p.matches(s".*\\.$e$$")))
list.filter(x => x.endsWith(".jpg") || x.endsWith(".png"))
var test = List("some","cat")
var words2 = "the cat sat".split(' ').toList
var result = words2.filter(word => test.exists(item => item.contains(word)))
// subset on List("some","cat") in ("the","cat","sat")
println(result)
val a = "Smith Adams Crawford"
val names = a.split(" ").toList
names(1)
val people =List("Susan Specter","Edward Day","Billy Jean","Che Guevara","Lenhardt Peterson","Lauren Crawford","George Smith","Priscilla Adams")
// subset on people with surnmame in names
people.filter( name => name.contains(names(1)))
people.filter(x => names.contains(x.split(" ").lastOption.getOrElse("")))
.foreach(println)
// res0: List[String] = List(Lauren Crawford, George Smith, Priscilla Adams)
// something is Scala regular expression
val Something = """(\d+)(.*)""".r
val Something(age4,name4)="123abc"
"123abc" match{
case Something(age,name) => println(age)
}
case class Person(age:Int)
val person = Option(Person(100))
val age2 = person.map(_.age+5)
age2.getOrElse(0)
val person2: Option[Person] = Option(null)
val age3 = person2.map(_.age+5)
age3.getOrElse(0)
def doStuff(p: Option[Person]) =p match{
case Some(person) => println("here is "+ person)
case None => println("no person")
}
doStuff(person)
doStuff(person2)


HERE WE COME
John McGinn not booking holiday as he reckons Scotland will reach Euro 2020
by Robert ThomsonHE jetted off abroad to miss the last European Championships.
But John McGinn is confident he WON’T be holidaying next summer.
The Aston Villa midfielder kept his superb run of goals for Scotland going by slamming home two in the 3-1 victory over Kazakhstan.
McGinn, who has now scored seven in the last six games, admits he couldn’t watch the tournament in France three years ago because we were the only Home Nation not invited to the party.
There’s every chance Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland will join Wales and England at next summer’s competition, so McGinn knows failure in the play-offs next March is NOT an option.
He said: “It was tough in 2016 and to be honest I didn’t watch much of the competition.
“I was on the periphery of the squad at the time and know how close we got to qualifying only to fall short. So with everyone else there, it was so hard to watch.
“I went on holiday, I was out of the country and spent my time chilling out instead of watching it. I managed to avoid it as much as I could.
“I haven’t booked a holiday for next summer because I believe we’ll get there.
“For a long time it has been Scotland sitting on the sidelines when other teams are playing in major championships.
“There won’t be another country in the Home Nations who are craving getting to this Euros more than us.
“We just want to give the fans, the loyal supporters who turn out to watch us, something to shout about. Getting to a major tournament for them is the aim of everyone.
“It is up to us to change things, we know we have good players but it’s only us who can change it.
“You have to be able to handle the pressure of playing for Scotland and take that burden on our shoulders.
“For a long time you were watching the highlights and seeing the lads play well for their clubs every week, but we were not contributing enough in a Scotland jersey.
“I don’t know why that was, but you are starting to see a difference now.
“We were a squad and a nation battered for confidence at the start of the campaign but slowly and surely we have built it up.
“Getting a strong end to the campaign was massive, we have had three wins in a row now and we’re looking forward to the play-offs.
"In the second half tonight you saw a Scotland team again and hopefully in March we can keep it going.
“We just go back to our clubs now, focus on playing as well as we can in the league and then be fit and ready by the time the play-offs come.”
McGinn went 15 games without scoring for Scotland but a goal against Russia in September opened the floodgates.
A hat-trick against San Marino followed, while a strike in Cyprus and the double against Kazakhstan give him an impressive tally.
And on chances presented to him, the ex-Hibs man admits he could have had another match ball to keep.
He said: "I feel like I’m going to score in every game now and I think I could have had a hat-trick.
“It’s odd. I went 15 caps without a goal. I think that is right. And it was annoying me. Then I got the goal against Russia and it just seems to have come from there.
“I have never had a run of scoring like this before, Naisy has helped as he links the play and I can feed off the scraps.
“Hopefully I can carry it on, if it is helping the team and the campaign I am delighted.
“If I can carry it on into the play-offs, I think it helps the way the team is playing.”
Steve Clarke was hit by a spate of call-offs once automatic qualification from the group was beyond Scotland.
The likes of Andy Robertson, Kieran Tierney, Kenny McLean and Ryan Fraser will be desperate to be involved next year.
And McGinn added: “We have a lot of players to come back, we are fortunate to have the likes of Andy Robertson, Kieran Tierney, Ryan Fraser and Kenny McLean.
“Hopefully they will all be fit for March and we will have a really strong squad.
“The players who have come in have made it difficult for the gaffer, it will be up to him what he does when he watches how everyone is playing.”


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A simple queue that runs one Promise at a time in the order they’re added.
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Parameters
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The array of promises to run.
Return Value
A promise whose task runs all the given promises and produces either an array of all the given promises’ success values, or the first error among them.


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Before patches can land in any of the frameworks in the repository, the layout regression tests must be run. To run these tests, execute the run-webkit-tests script.
WebKitTools/Scripts/run-webkit-tests
It's handy to put the WebKitTools/Scripts directory in your shell path so you can type commands like run-webkit-tests without specifying the path to the script.
The script will dump the render trees for all of the pages and diff the results against the expected correct results. If no differences are found, then the patch has passed the tests. If any tests fail, then the patch cannot be committed until the discrepancies in the tests are resolved.
Regression tests must be run on Leopard, since the expected results checked in were generated on Leopard.
If you are making changes to JavaScriptCore, there is an additional test suite you must run before landing changes. This is the Mozilla JavaScript test suite.
The JavaScript tests cover the functionality of the core JavaScript engine. This includes the following JavaScript objects:
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Execute the "run-javascriptcore-tests" script:
WebKitTools/Scripts/run-javascriptcore-tests
The script will run all the tests and summarize how the results differ from what is currently expected.
After all the test runs have finished the results of tests are saved to actual.html. The script the compares these results from your local tree against what is expected to pass/fail from the tip of tree. If there are any regressions caused by your changes you'll be made aware of them. If you fixed a bug that caused an existing failure, you'll also be made aware of what specific test your fix affected.
So you fixed a bug that fixed a test. This means you've now set a new baseline for the tree as a result.
cp actual.html expected.html
When you land your changes, the baseline (expected.html) will be updated in the tree.
It's not the end of the world. Go back and fix your bug and re-run run-javascriptcore-tests as many times as necessary.


GRUB BOOTLOADER
“A bootloader is the first program that runs when a computer starts. It is responsible for loading and transferring control to the Linux kernel. The kernel, in turn, initializes the rest of the operating system.”
- From Arch wiki
Ubuntu using Grub 2 as its bootloader.
We have installed the Grub bootloader while installing Ubuntu in Module 2. Now we can configure it to fit out need.
The file /etc/default/grub store the settings of Grub. Grub bootloader is a very important component of your system, editing it is a dangerous task.
After editing it, run bellow command for the change to be applied.
sudo update-grub
This file /etc/default/grub is rather short and does not have too much space for you to customize, as you can see mine here:
GRUB_DEFAULT=0
#GRUB_HIDDEN_TIMEOUT=0
GRUB_HIDDEN_TIMEOUT_QUIET=true
GRUB_TIMEOUT=1
GRUB_DISTRIBUTOR=`lsb_release -i -s 2> /dev/null || echo Debian`
GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet splash acpi_osi=Linux acpi_backlight=vendor pcie_aspm=force drm.vblankoffdelay=1 i915.semaphores=1"
GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX=""
GRUB_BACKGROUND="/home/dat/GrubBackground.png"
*The main options you can change in this file are:*
1. The default OS which Grub will always chose to boot first.
When you see your Grub boot menu, from the top down will all the entries. The order will start with 0 for the first entry, 1 for the second and so on..
To specify the default boot entry change the line below:
GRUB_DEFAULT=0
This mean I am choosing the first entry as default.
2. Hide Grub menu (only if you mainly use one OS on your boot menu)
To hide the Grub menu when boot, uncomment this line:
#GRUB_HIDDEN_TIMEOUT=0
3. Change time which Grub menu will be waiting you to select entry:
GRUB_TIMEOUT=1
- GRUB_TIMEOUT=-1 : It will not auto boot but waiting for user to select an entry.
- GRUB_TIMEOUT=10: this will wait for 10 second, change the number for how long it will wait.
4. Change kernel parameters:
GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet splash acpi_osi=Linux acpi_backlight=vendor pcie_aspm=force drm.vblankoffdelay=1 i915.semaphores=1"
In various cases, especially when you are using a Laptop, for some function can work as expected, you have to specify the kernel parameters. You can do it with Grub by edit the line “GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT=…”.
Mine on the illustrating line above, it is for the LCD display of my desktop can work out right.
Each laptop/ PC might need specific kernel parameters. So please do research it yourself. I show it here because editing kernel parameters using Grub is such a important feature.
5. Change Grub background:
This is the most exciting thing with this boring configuration activity. Changing the background of the Grub booting menu.
GRUB_BACKGROUND="/home/dat/GrubBackground.png" #Just specific the path where your background image is stored.
In Ubuntu 14.04 LTS I was surprise that I had to add this line manually, but it worked wonderfully.
*FINAL WORDS:*
With all of of these edits, please note that there are no spaces on any lines (except when in double quotes).
And remember to update your Grub with sudo update-grub for the change can take effect.


These tracks display chromatin immunoprecipitation (ChIP-seq) evidence as part of the four Open Chromatin track sets (see below). ChIP-seq is a method to identify the specific location of proteins that are directly or indirectly bound to genomic DNA. By identifying the binding location of sequence-specific transcription factors, general transcription machinery components, and chromatin factors, ChIP can help in the functional annotation of the open chromatin regions identified by DNaseI HS mapping and FAIRE.
Together with DNaseI HS and FAIRE experiments, these tracks display the locations of active regulatory elements identified as open chromatin in multiple cell types from the Duke, UNC-Chapel Hill, UT-Austin, and EBI ENCODE group. Within this project, open chromatin was identified using two independent and complementary methods: DNaseI hypersensitivity (HS) and Formaldehyde-Assisted Isolation of Regulatory Elements (FAIRE), combined with these ChIP-seq assays for select regulatory factors. DNaseI HS and FAIRE provide assay cross-validation with commonly identified regions delineating the highest confidence areas of open chromatin. These ChIP assays provide functional validation and preliminary annotation of a subset of open chromatin sites. Each method employed Illumina (formerly Solexa) sequencing by synthesis as the detection platform. The Tier 1 and Tier 2 cell types were additionally verified by a second platform, high-resolution 1% ENCODE tiled microarrays supplied by NimbleGen.
As a background control experiment, the input genomic DNA sample that was used for ChIP was sequenced. Crosslinked chromatin was sheared and the crosslinks were reversed without carrying out the immunoprecipitation step. This sample was otherwise processed in a manner identical to the ChIP sample as described below. The input track is useful in revealing potential artifacts arising from the sequence alignment process such as copy number differences between the reference genome and the sequenced samples, as well as regions of poor sequence alignability.
Other Open Chromatin track sets:
This track is a multi-view composite track that contains a single data type with multiple levels of annotation (views). For each view, there are multiple subtracks representing different cell types that display individually on the browser. Instructions for configuring multi-view tracks are here. ChIP data displayed here represents a continuum of signal intensities. The Iyer lab recommends setting the "Data view scaling: auto-scale" option when viewing signal data in full mode to see the full dynamic range of the data. Note that in regions that do not have open chromatin sites, autoscale will rescale the data and inflate the background signal, making the regions appear noisy. Changing back to fixed scale will alleviate this issue. In general, for each experiment in each of the cell types, the UTA TFBS tracks contain the following views:
Peaks and signals displayed in this track are the results of pooled replicates. The raw sequence and alignment files for each replicate are available for download.
Metadata for a particular subtrack can be found by clicking the down arrow in the list of subtracks.
Cells were grown according to the approved ENCODE cell culture protocols.
To perform ChIP, proteins were cross-linked to DNA in vivo using 1% formaldehyde solution (Bhinge et al., 2007; ENCODE Project Consortium, 2007). Cross-linked chromatin was sheared by sonication and immunoprecipitated using a specific antibody against the protein of interest. After reversal of the cross-links, the immunoprecipitated DNA was used to identify the genomic location of transcription factor binding. This was accomplished by sequencing of the ends of the immunoprecipitated DNA (ChIP-seq) using the Illumina (Solexa) sequencing system. ChIP data for Tier 1 and Tier 2 cell lines were verified by comparing multiple independent growths (replicates) and determining the reproducibility of the data. For some cell types, additional verification was performed using the same immunoprecipitated DNA by labeling and hybridizing to NimbleGen Human ENCODE tiling arrays (1% of the genome) along with the input DNA as reference (ChIP-chip). A more detailed protocol is available here.
DNA fragments isolated by ChIP are 100-200 bp in length, with the average length being 134 bp. Sequences from each experiment were aligned to the genome using Burrows-Wheeler Aligner (Li et al., 2010) for the GRCh37 (hg19) assembly.
> bwa aln -t 8 genome.fa s_1.sequence.txt.bfq > s_1.sequence.txt.sai
Sequences from multiple lanes are combined for a single replicate using the bwa samse command, and converted in the sam/bam format using SAMtools.
Only those that aligned to 4 or fewer locations were retained. Other sequences were also filtered based on their alignment to problematic regions (such as satellites and rRNA genes - see supplemental materials). The mappings of these short reads to the genome are available for download.
The resulting digital signal was converted to a continuous wiggle track using F-Seq that employs Parzen kernel density estimation to create base pair scores (Boyle et al., 2008b). Input data has been generated for several cell lines. These are used directly to create a control/background model used for F-Seq when generating signal annotations for these cell lines. These models are meant to correct for sequencing biases, alignment artifacts, and copy number changes in these cell lines. Input data is not being generated directly for other cell lines. Instead, a general background model was derived from the available input data sets. This should provide corrections for sequencing biases and alignment artifacts, but will not correct for cell type specific copy number changes.
> fseq -l 300 -v -b <bff files> -p <iff files> aligments.bed
> fseq -l 600 -v -b <bff files> -p <iff files> aligments.bed
> fseq -l 800 -v -b <bff files> -p <iff files> aligments.bed
Discrete ChIP sites (peaks) were identified from ChIP-seq F-seq density signal. Significant regions were determined by fitting the data to a gamma distribution to calculate p-values. Contiguous regions where p-values were below a 0.05/0.01 threshold were considered significant.
Data from the high-resolution 1% ENCODE tiled microarrays supplied by NimbleGen were normalized using the Tukey biweight normalization, and peaks were called using ChIPOTle (Buck, et al., 2005) at multiple levels of significance. Regions matched on size to these peaks that were devoid of any significant signal were also created as a null model. These data were used for additional verification of Tier 1 and Tier 2 cell lines by ROC analysis. Files labeled Validation view containing this data are available for download.
Release 2 (August 2011) of this track adds 34 new experiments including 17 new cell lines.
These data and annotations were created by a collaboration of multiple institutions (contact: Terry Furey)
We thank NHGRI for ENCODE funding support.
Bhinge AA, Kim J, Euskirchen GM, Snyder M, Iyer VR. Mapping the chromosomal targets of STAT1 by Sequence Tag Analysis of Genomic Enrichment (STAGE). Genome Res. 2007 Jun;17(6):910-6.
Boyle AP, Davis S, Shulha HP, Meltzer P, Margulies EH, Weng Z, Furey TS, Crawford GE. High-resolution mapping and characterization of open chromatin across the genome. Cell. 2008 Jan 25;132(2):311-22.
Boyle AP, Guinney J, Crawford GE, Furey TS. F-Seq: a feature density estimator for high-throughput sequence tags. Bioinformatics. 2008 Nov 1;24(21):2537-8.
Buck MJ, Nobel AB, Lieb JD. ChIPOTle: a user-friendly tool for the analysis of ChIP-chip data. Genome Biol. 2005;6(11):R97.
Crawford GE, Davis S, Scacheri PC, Renaud G, Halawi MJ, Erdos MR, Green R, Meltzer PS, Wolfsberg TG, Collins FS. DNase-chip: a high-resolution method to identify DNase I hypersensitive sites using tiled microarrays. Nat Methods. 2006 Jul;3(7):503-9.
Crawford GE, Holt IE, Whittle J, Webb BD, Tai D, Davis S, Margulies EH, Chen Y, Bernat JA, Ginsburg D et al. Genome-wide mapping of DNase hypersensitive sites using massively parallel signature sequencing (MPSS). Genome Res. 2006 Jan;16(1):123-31.
ENCODE Project Consortium, Birney E, Stamatoyannopoulos JA, Dutta A, Guigó R, Gingeras TR, Margulies EH, Weng Z, Snyder M, Dermitzakis ET et al. Identification and analysis of functional elements in 1% of the human genome by the ENCODE pilot project. Nature. 2007 Jun 14;447(7146):799-816.
Giresi PG, Kim J, McDaniell RM, Iyer VR, Lieb JD. FAIRE (Formaldehyde-Assisted Isolation of Regulatory Elements) isolates active regulatory elements from human chromatin. Genome Res. 2007 Jun;17(6):877-85.
Giresi PG, Lieb JD. Isolation of active regulatory elements from eukaryotic chromatin using FAIRE (Formaldehyde Assisted Isolation of Regulatory Elements). Methods. 2009 Jul;48(3):233-9.
Lee BK, Bhinge AA, Battenhouse A, McDaniell RM, Liu Z, Song L, Ni Y, Birney E, Lieb JD, Furey TS et al. Cell-type specific and combinatorial usage of diverse transcription factors revealed by genome-wide binding studies in multiple human cells. Genome Res. 2012 Jan;22(1):9-24.
Li H, Ruan J, Durbin R. Mapping short DNA sequencing reads and calling variants using mapping quality scores. Genome Res. 2008 Nov;18(11):1851-8.
Song L, Crawford GE. DNase-seq: a high-resolution technique for mapping active gene regulatory elements across the genome from mammalian cells. Cold Spring Harb Protoc. 2010 Feb;2010(2):pdb.prot5384.
Lee BK, Bhinge AA, Battenhouse A, McDaniell RM, Liu Z, Song L, Ni Y, Birney E, Lieb JD, Furey TS et al. Cell-type specific and combinatorial usage of diverse transcription factors revealed by genome-wide binding studies in multiple human cells. Genome Res. 2012 Jan;22(1):9-24.


I am a Senior Computer Vision Scientist at Amazon Berlin. I worked as a Postdoctoral Researcher at Computer Vision Laboratory (CVLab), École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL) from March 2018 until October 2019.
I received my B.Sc., M.Sc. and Ph.D. degrees at Middle East Technical University, Turkey. During my M.Sc. and Ph.D. studies, I was advised by Prof. Dr. A. Aydın Alatan.
My research interests include but not limited to video understanding, multi-modal image/video representation learning, (visible and infrared) object tracking, recognition and (weakly-supervised) detection, deep metric learning, 3D object understanding (3D cloth fitting, 3D shape recognition and extraction).
erhanguendogdu[at]gmail.com
Senior Computer Vision Scientist
Amazon
Berlin, Germany


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“Do you have any last words?” The warden said to the inmate.
"I would like to give love to my mother, sisters and brothers” Freddie Webb replied, “and let them know that I am thinking of them right now and I want to thank God for giving me such a loving family. To the victim's family: I hope you will find it in your heart to forgive me as I have forgiven you. I'm ready, Warden."
Webb is one of the 554 people that has be executed in Texas since it became legal again in 1976. His last words are written down in Texas’ history book for Texas is one of the only states that keeps public record of last words of inmates.
 That is what happened to me when I ran across the Texas death row inmates’ last words. There were last words that were spiritual. There were last words that were remorseful. There were last words that were assertions of innocence. And there were some that were silent. My goal is to visualize their last words for you here.
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Body image, the subjective picture or mental image of one's own body, as defined by Merriam-Webster. Body image is less of the actual physique of one’s body but more of what they see it as when they look in the mirror. It doesn’t have to be what everyone else sees but what one believes about about their appearance. This includes one’s height, weight, shape, ect. High or even obsessive concern of an “ideal” body image is sadly a very common thing these days, especially among teens.
Self esteem is is one’s confidence in their self worth or abilities. It can sometimes be based on how you think other people view you. A low self-esteem can come from things like comparing yourself whether it be your looks, weight, or body type to others. Having a high self-esteem is considered to be one of the most important factors in our mental According to Psychology Today, Having a high self-esteem is considered to be one of the most important factors in our mental.
Social Media Social media, applications that enable users to create and share content or to participate in social networking. Some of the most popular ones are Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, and Snapchat. They have good impacts like giving inspiration, but it also has a side that can get pretty ugly . You’ll hardly find people’s “bad” pictures on instagram because everyone tries to upload their best moments. Not only that, but many public figures edit/ photoshop their pictures before posting to portray this “perfect” image of themselves with the “best” body, hair, skin, etc. Teens see other people’s best moments and edited images compare themselves and and down themselves in thoughts they aren’t good enough.
An eating disorder is the illness of irregular eating habits and/or severe concern about one’s weight or shape, 24 million people suffer from an eating disorder. Many eating disorder cases that occur among teens often develop due to a negative body image. According to Neda, common symptoms of eating disorders include: Appears uncomfortable eating around others, Frequent dieting, Extreme concern with body size and shape, Frequent checking in the mirror for perceived flaws in appearance, Extreme mood swings
In conclusion Body image is often times affected by social media, and a negative body image can lead into have low self-esteem. Many people today, mostly teens fall into the hole of depression and unknowingly acquire eating disorders to fit the “ideal” body type. As trends come and go and “ideal” body types are praised while others are shamed.


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We will assume that you already have Python, pip and Git installed and running on your particular OS, if not please do so before completing any of the instructions below.
To get Pelican up and running, you will first need to clone our repository
$ git clone https://github.com/Python-Monthly/Python-Monthly-Website.git
Go into the project folder
$ cd pythonmonthly.github.io
The next step is to create a virtual environment within which to run Pelican. This is optional but highly recommended. If you do not have 'virtualenv' installed, do so by typing the following
$ pip install virtualenv
Once installed, run
$ virtualenv venv
Activate the newly created virtual environment
$ source venv/bin/activate
Now we can install all the required components for the project
$ pip install -r requirements.txt
You now have everything you need to test and contribute to our site.
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Not as in Free Beer
Plugins, by definition, use WordPress GPL codebase.
They are considered derivatives.
So are themes.
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--- layout: default title: "We Don't Want Your Money" author: name: Jon Cram url: http://webignition.net ---
Hosting Reborn is an enterprise where people exchange money for services. And strange as it sounds, we don't want your money.
Of course that's not strictly true - without money coming in there would be no Hosting Reborn. So what I mean to say is that your money is not what I'm looking to acquire.
That still sounds a bit odd, so let's try this: earning money is not the goal but instead a by-product.
There's a subtle but important difference between having a goal of earning money and having a goal of something else that happens, as a consequence, to earn money.
The goal of earning money goes something like this:
We want to make money, so let's create a product and then charge people for the it.
Our goal is more aligned with:
We want to make a product so useful that people will be pleased to pay money for it.
This is a very important belief at Hosting Reborn. The main focus is always the product, not the money.
If the product is not good enough, if the product doesn't make your life easier, if the product doesn't disappear into the background and let you get on with what's important to you, if the product doesn't fit around your world, then we don't deserve to take your money from you.
Seriously, we don't deserve it. The money is your way of showing your respect for the service you receive. If you don't feel the service you receive is a fair exchange for the cost, why should we take your money?
For a service, if money's the goal there's always going to be conflict between the business and the customers.
If a service you subscribe to (satellite/cable TV, ADSL/cable broadband, telephone landline) is unavailable for a day or so, do you want a refund? Do you expect to get a refund? Are you entitled to a refund? Will you get a refund?
The answers are commonly: yes, perhaps, no and no.
Do you want a refund? Of course! If I'm paying £20 per month for ADSL broadband and it is unavailable for two days, in what way does my provider deserve the full £20? If I get 28/30 days of service in a given month, should I not pay £18.67? In what way does the provider deserve £1.33 for two days of non-service?
Do you expect a refund? I generally don't, I'm afaid. I think I've been conditioned into thinking this is normal.
Are you entitled to a refund and will you get a refund? No, you're generally not. Take a look at your terms of service, your contracts and your agreements. Your provider will certainly ensure that they're not liable for any interruptions to the service they provide.
Hardly sounds very fair does it? If something doesn't work out right for you, if something is faulty and doesn't provide, within reason, what you expect, you still have to pay whether you like it or not. Hopefully you're too tied into the service, or the friction of changing providers is too great, that you'll stick with it whether you like it or not.
Perhaps you can appreciate now why we don't want your money. We need your money to make Hosting Reborn happen, but if in any way it fails you, we can't deserve your money.
If we don't help you, if you don't find in Hosting Reborn something great that makes things easier, can we consciously take and enjoy your money and pretend we don't care?
If something goes wrong, or if any way Hosting Reborn is not right for you, would you want a refund? Would you expect a refund? Are you entitled to a refund? Will you get a refund?
Yes, to all questions. If we haven't given something of value to you, where you are the only person capable of judging the value, in what way could we expect you to give us something of value in return?
 We won't ask why, we'll just give you your money back.
Unless, of course, you've done bad things or are simply trying to take advantage of us. After all, that's only fair, isn't it?


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Density cubes visualize a spatial distribution of an object, for instance of the N-O midpoints of a spin label. They can be derived from experiment, MD simulations, or computations within MMM. Density cubes can be visualized at different intensity levels, whereas absolute levels are normalied to maximum density and relative levels to the total integral of the density. For instance, one can viszualize the space where the N-O midpoint of a spin label is with a probability of 90%.
See menu File/Load density.
See menu File/Display density.


BlueCap is an iOS app that provides Central and Peripheral Bluetooth LE functions and implementations of some BLESIG profiles and profiles for the TiSensorTag. The supported functionality includes a scanner for Bluetooth LE peripherals that can be configured to scan promiscuously or for specified services. It will recognize if the peripheral provides services using included GATT profiles and correctly serialize and deserialize data. In peripheral mode BlueCap can emulate any of the included GATT profiles or an iBeacon. In iBeacon ranging mode beacon regions can be configured and monitored.
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BlueCap
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Mars Mission
Mars Mission is a programming puzzle game for iPhone and iPod Touch. Program a Mars exploratory rover to complete missions. Using a simple programming language players write programs that allow the rover to navigate terrain obstacles, collect soil samples and place sensor instrument pods. Programming fun for everyone.
iOS Apps
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BlueCapKit
BlueCap provides a swift wrapper around Core Bluetooth and the following additionally functionality. A DSL for specification of GATT profiles. Bluetooth LE device manufactures can provide implementations of their GATT profiles for distribution to developers and developers can easily implement GATT profiles for their Bluetooth LE devices. Connectorators and scannerators provide management of peripheral scan and connection events such as timeouts, disconnect and connect and finally, a futures based asynchronous interface for peripheral, service and characteristic discovery, characteristic read and write and characteristic value update notifications.
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Simple Futures
iOS Frameworks
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bluecap-arduino
Arduino
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Agent XMPP
Agent XMPP is the first Ruby application framework for writing automated XMPP clients that support Messaging, Ad-Hoc Commands and Publish Subscribe Events. Out of the box you get authentication, authorization, contacts and management statistics. Applications can be written with just a few lines of code.
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zgomot
zgomot is a Ruby DSL for composing music as programs. Programs generate MIDI streams that are rendered by audio software such as GarageBand and Ableton Live. It provides abstractions that easily allow programming of algorithmic music. This includes using Roman Numeral Notation to represent a melody and applying sequences of transformations to produce notes.
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ruby-freenect
ruby-freenect is and FFI-based Ruby wrapper for the OpenKinect library. It supports Video, IR and Depth frames, LED control Tilt control, Accelerometer output


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| Wednesday | 09:00-11:00 | 13:00-15:00 | 18:00-20:00 |
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