GUI.Show
Syntax
GUI.Show (widgetID : int)
Description
Shows a widget specified by widgetID. Used in conjunction with GUI.Hide to show and hide widgets. Hidden widgets cannot get events (i.e. respond to keystrokes or mouse clicks). If an active text field (see text field) is hidden, then any keystrokes in the window will be ignored.
In most cases where a widget is to appear, then disappear, then appear again, it is advised to create the widget once and hide it until it is to appear, whereupon GUI.Show is called. When the user is finished with the widget, the widget is hidden using GUI.Hide. This saves the overhead of creating and disposing of the same widget several times.
Example
See GUI.SetDisplayWhenCreated for an example of GUI.Show.
Status
Exported qualified.
This means that you can only call the function by calling GUI.Show, not by calling Show.
See also
GUI.Hide.


Storyboard POCreatorLargeModel
Start: At first we instanciate a Model
University university = new University().withName("StudyRight University"); Room mathRoom = university.createRooms().withCredits(6).withName("Multiply").withTopic("Math"); Student joan = mathRoom.createStudents().withName("Jane Doe"); Student peter = mathRoom.createStudentsTeachingAssistant().withName("Peter Teacher").withIn(mathRoom); mathRoom.createAssignments().withContent("1*1").withPoints(2).withStudents(joan); university.withStudents(joan, peter);
Step 1: Now the corresponding Pattern is generated
POCreator poCreator = new POCreator(); PatternObject po = poCreator .createPO(university);
Step 2: Now we want to rebind the patternObject to the University model and look for the matches
po.rebind(university);
Check: The PatternObject has a match true
Check: The University is the Match of the PatternObject StudyRight University actual StudyRight University
Check: The Pattern contains as many PatternObjects as Objects were created in the University Model 5 actual 5


Functions | |
| bStatus_t | SM_InitiatorInit (void) |
| Initialize SM Initiator on a master device. | |
| bStatus_t | SM_StartPairing (uint8 initiator, uint8 taskID, uint16 connectionHandle, smLinkSecurityReq_t *pSecReqs) |
| Start the pairing process. This function is also called if the device is already bound. | |
| bStatus_t | SM_StartEncryption (uint16 connHandle, uint8 *pLTK, uint16 div, uint8 *pRandNum, uint8 keyLen) |
| Send Start Encrypt through HCI. | |
| bStatus_t | SM_ResponderInit (void) |
| Initialize SM Responder on a slave device. | |
| bStatus_t | SM_NewRandKey (uint8 taskID) |
| Generate a key with a random value. | |
| bStatus_t | SM_CalcRandomAddr (uint8 *pIRK, uint8 *pNewAddr) |
| Calculate a new Private Resolvable address. | |
| bStatus_t | SM_ResolveRandomAddrs (uint8 *pIRK, uint8 *pAddr) |
| Resolve a Private Resolveable Address. | |
| bStatus_t | SM_Encrypt (uint8 *pKey, uint8 *pPlainText, uint8 *pResult) |
| Encrypt the plain text data with the key.. | |
| bStatus_t | SM_GenerateAuthenSig (uint8 *pData, uint8 len, uint8 *pAuthenSig) |
| Generate an outgoing Authentication Signature. | |
| bStatus_t | SM_VerifyAuthenSig (uint16 connHandle, uint8 authentication, uint8 *pData, uint8 len, uint8 *pAuthenSig) |
| Verify an Authentication Signature. | |
| bStatus_t | SM_PasskeyUpdate (uint8 *pPasskey, uint16 connectionHandle) |
| Update the passkey for the pairing process. |
Calculate a new Private Resolvable address.
| pIRK | - Identity Root Key. | |
| pNewAddr | - pointer to place to put new calc'd address |
Encrypt the plain text data with the key..
| pKey | - key data | |
| pPlainText | - Plain text data | |
| pResult | - place to put the encrypted result |
Generate an outgoing Authentication Signature.
| pData | - message data | |
| len | - length of pData | |
| pAuthenSig | - place to put new signature |
| bStatus_t SM_InitiatorInit | ( | void | ) |
Initialize SM Initiator on a master device.
Generate a key with a random value.
| taskID | - task ID to send results. |
Update the passkey for the pairing process.
| pPasskey | - pointer to the 6 digit passkey | |
| connectionHandle | - connection handle to link. |
Resolve a Private Resolveable Address.
| pIRK | - pointer to the IRK | |
| pAddr | - pointer to the random address |
| bStatus_t SM_ResponderInit | ( | void | ) |
Initialize SM Responder on a slave device.
| bStatus_t SM_StartEncryption | ( | uint16 | connHandle, | |
| uint8 * | pLTK, | |||
| uint16 | div, | |||
| uint8 * | pRandNum, | |||
| uint8 | keyLen | |||
| ) |
Send Start Encrypt through HCI.
| connHandle | - Connection Handle | |
| pLTK | - pointer to 16 byte lkt | |
| div | - div or ediv | |
| pRandNum | - pointer to 8 byte random number | |
| keyLen | - length of LTK (bytes) |
| bStatus_t SM_StartPairing | ( | uint8 | initiator, | |
| uint8 | taskID, | |||
| uint16 | connectionHandle, | |||
| smLinkSecurityReq_t * | pSecReqs | |||
| ) |
Start the pairing process. This function is also called if the device is already bound.
NOTE: Only one pairing process at a time per device.
| initiator | - TRUE to start pairing as Initiator. | |
| taskID | - task ID to send results. | |
| connectionHandle | - Link's connection handle | |
| pSecReqs | - Security parameters for pairing |
| bStatus_t SM_VerifyAuthenSig | ( | uint16 | connHandle, | |
| uint8 | authentication, | |||
| uint8 * | pData, | |||
| uint8 | len, | |||
| uint8 * | pAuthenSig | |||
| ) |
Verify an Authentication Signature.
| connHandle | - connection to verify against. | |
| authentication | - TRUE if requires an authenticated CSRK, FALSE if not | |
| pData | - message data | |
| len | - length of pData | |
| pAuthenSig | - message signature to verify |


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Say you have an array for which the ith element is the price of a given stock on day i.
If you were only permitted to complete at most one transaction (i.e., buy one and sell one share of the stock), design an algorithm to find the maximum profit.
Note that you cannot sell a stock before you buy one.
Example 1:
Input: [7,1,5,3,6,4]
Output: 5
Explanation: Buy on day 2 (price = 1) and sell on day 5 (price = 6), profit = 6-1 = 5.
Not 7-1 = 6, as selling price needs to be larger than buying price.
Example 2:
Input: [7,6,4,3,1]
Output: 0
Explanation: In this case, no transaction is done, i.e. max profit = 0.
Only care about positive profits. Take the frist item as base and scan to the right. If we encounter an item j
whose price price[j]
is lower than the base (which means if we sell now the profit would be negative), we sell j-1
instead and make j
the new base.
Because price[j]
is lower that the base, using j
as new base is guaranteed to gain more profit comparing to the old one.
/**
* @param {number[]} prices
* @return {number}
*/
var maxProfit = function(prices) {
let max = 0
let base = prices[0]
for (let i = 1; i < prices.length; i++) {
const profit = prices[i] - base
if (profit > max) {
max = profit
} else if (profit < 0) {
base = prices[i]
}
}
return max
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In my free time I like to take on various projects such as learning Python or analyzing malware. Hands on projects allows me to understand concepts of computer science and networking at a fundamentally deeper level, which I think is all the more important for me if I am to purse this as a career path in the future.
When I get the time, participating in competative enviornments such as a Capture The Flag competition allows me to hone and demonstrate the skills that I know and learned.
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Please enter a natural language command to draw the shape. Example: Draw a(n) [shape] with a(n) [measurement] of [amount] (and a(n) [measurement] of [amount]). Please also see examples below on how to draw a specific shape.
You can draw a circle with either mentioning radius, height or width. When you specify height or width, it draws the circle with half the radius of that height or width value.
Examples:
Draw a circle with a radius of 100.
Draw a circle with a height of 100.
Draw a circle with a width of 100.
You can draw an oval with mentioning both height and width, since oval has different height and width value.
Examples:
Draw an oval with a height of 100 and a width of 200.
You can draw a triangle with mentioning either height or width or both height and width. When you mention both height and width (different values), it draws an isosceles triangle. When you mention just height or width, it draws a regular triangle with same sides.
Examples:
Draw a triangle with height of 100.
Draw a triangle with width of 200.
Draw a triangle with width of 200 and height of 100.
You can draw a square with either mentioning height or width, because a square has same height and width.
Examples:
Draw a square with a height of 100.
Draw a square with a width of 100.
You can draw a rectangle or parallelogram with mentioning both height and width which also differ in value, since both rectangle and parallelogram have different height and width dimensions.
Examples:
Draw a rectangle with a height of 100 and a width of 200.
Draw a parallelogram with a height of 150 and a width of 250.
You can draw a pentagon or hexagon or heptagon or octagon by mentioning the length of its sides.
Examples:
Draw a pentagon with a side of 200.
Draw a hexagon with a side of 150.
Draw a heptagon with a side of 120.
Draw an octagon with a side of 100.


TestMethods should be declared only in test classes to maintain organized code.
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Money Play. How should Red play 44?
pips Red=91 White=101
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
Red could play safe here with 21/17(2), 7/3, 5/1 but then how does he proceed? There will be a lot of problems in bringing the remaining checkers home.
He does much better to play 21/13(2), despite leaving a direct shot. If the shot is missed he will have a lot easier job bringing home the checkers. 21/17(2), 7/3, 5/1 is an error.
Nack Ballard pointed out that if you advance Red's anchor to the 20-pt then the safe play and the running play are virtually equal. It is interesting that advancing the anchor one point can make such a difference.
He does much better to play 21/13(2), despite leaving a direct shot. If the shot is missed he will have a lot easier job bringing home the checkers. 21/17(2), 7/3, 5/1 is an error.
Nack Ballard pointed out that if you advance Red's anchor to the 20-pt then the safe play and the running play are virtually equal. It is interesting that advancing the anchor one point can make such a difference.
1. Cubeful 2-ply 21/17(2) 7/3 5/1 Eq.: +0.091 0.604 0.064 0.000 - 0.396 0.046 0.000 2. Cubeful 2-ply 21/13(2) Eq.: +0.090 (-0.001) 0.616 0.044 0.000 - 0.384 0.038 0.000 3. Cubeful 0-ply 21/13 21/17 7/3 Eq.: -0.099 (-0.190) 0.542 0.064 0.000 - 0.458 0.090 0.001 4. Cubeful 0-ply 21/13 7/3 5/1 Eq.: -0.114 (-0.205) 0.533 0.084 0.000 - 0.467 0.104 0.002 5. Cubeful 0-ply 21/5 Eq.: -0.128 (-0.219) 0.516 0.095 0.000 - 0.484 0.090 0.002


Democracy 2.0 - Because we need a new system to cope with today's new challenges
March 16 2009, 12:01 AM
"Democracy: a system of government by the whole population or all the eligible members of a state, typically through elected representatives"
Today we are facing challenges that are bigger than us: the climate crisis and the financial crisis. Our governments are mainly unable to cope with these new challenges. For the majority of them, they are stuck with short term decisions. They spend tax payers' money to save failed industries.
We need to rethink our democracies
Our Occidental democracies are based on paper. Political parties are sending their program on paper. Citizens vote on paper. But paper is expensive. Paper takes time to be printed and more importantly paper are essentially a one-way communication channels.
As a result, citizens can only vote every 5 years or so.  As our memories used to be short, they can basically do whatever except during the last 6 months before an election.
In current democracies, there are almost no interaction with citizens and with expert. Collaboration is limited.
Voting paper can't be personalized
On top of that, paper cannot be personalized.  They all have to answer the same questions. They all have to vote for the same people. And as every human, these people are good for some subjects but can't be good for solving all the different issues we are facing as a society.
I would love that our governments ask us much more our thinking. But they can't do it on paper. It is too expensive and they would need to spend too much time to educate the whole population to make sure they can take a good decision (look at all the debates about the European Constitution in France!).
What I want is a clever democracy. I don't wanna be asked about what to do regarding agriculture policies (I'm not a farmer), I don't wanna be asked about what to do regarding education at this time (I'm not a teacher, I have no kids). But, I do wanna be asked about what to do to foster entrepreneurship, about what to do make our institutions more efficient. For the rest, I trust my fellow citizens who are more directly impacted or have time to dig into the subject.
You can't ask to everybody their thinking about everything. But this remains unthinkable in our current democracies.
It's not about left and right wing anymore, it's about communities
People used to gather behind this simple paradigm: you are whether a socialist (left wing) or a liberal (right wing). But this leads to useless competition and decisions based on the politic party you support instead of your real skills to fit the job as a leader.
This means that our leaders don't have to collaborate with the best people out there to make our society work better. They have to compete, they have to be winners and make the other lose next elections.
In a Democracy 2.0, Citizens could participate in chosen topics
From parliament members to community managers
What we need is leaders that will collaborate with people expert in their field. We need leaders who won't pretend to be able to give answers to all subjects of our society. Tomorrow's new leaders need be closer of their communities. They need to foster the debates, be more transparent, in one word; they need to be "Community managers".
In a Democracy 2.0, parliament members should ask as Community Managers
Democracy 1.0 relies on paper, Democracy 2.0 will use the Internet as the new paper
Today we have a new technology at hand: The Internet. For the first time in human history, we can put together a majority of citizens through a two-way communication channel. Why not using this to build a new paradigm of democracy?
It is cheap and it allows personalisation. Citizens would be able to choose in which subjects they are mostly interested. They will not be bothered with unfamiliar topics. But they will have a lot of things to say to things which would impact them directly.3782 views and 1 response
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Mar 12 2011, 6:05 AMPattaya Rag responded:The rich and powerful are happy with the existing system as it is easy for them to ''influence'' elected officials to do their bidding. These groups just want a form of government that puts their needs before the needs of the voters. It's a form of government that we normally associate with third world countries but is in fact the current form of government in the U.S. and Britain.
Until this failing of modern democracies is addressed nothing else matters.


Now that you have a working knowledge of the JavaScript language, it's time to start creating richly interactive application frontends!
One of the nicest things about JS is that it comes with a fairly easy-to-use and fantastically powerful graphical UI toolkit: the pair of HTML and CSS.
Since this is a class on JavaScript, though, the HTML and CSS will be provided for you. Proficiency with HTMLCSS will come with lots of searching for how to do specific things, so don't get frustrated if you can't figure it out immediately.
You will, however, need a halfway decent text editor to work with actual source files. If you don't already have one, I've listed a few recommendations below. Try writing some HTML in each to see which one you like best!
Suggested Readings
- JavaScript and the HTML DOM - Intro JS 2014
Sections 1, 2.1, 2.2 but skip Example 7 and focus on the jQuery methods, 2.3, 2.4, 3-3.1
Just get a basic understanding of what HTML and CSS do, the structure of the DOM and the types of CSS selectors. These are essential to making a web app GUI. - CSS Selectors - w3schools.com
The "Try it yourself" examples capture the essence of what you need to know about HTML & CSS. - jQuery Tutorial for Beginners - impressivewebs.com
"Selecting Elements in JQuery" through " Adding, Removing, and Appending Elements and Content" - [Optional] Events, Forms, and Animations - Intro JS 2014
We'll be covering events and forms more in the next class, but if you want to get started now, just skim the tables in section 1.1 and read 1.2
Suggested Text Editors
- Atom by Github
Built using web technologies. Looks like Sublime text. Has lots of packages. - Brackets by Adobe
Built using web technologies and has some nice conveniences for web developers like inline CSS editors and automatic reloading your your code. Also has a really cool extension called Theseus that allows you to visually debug your asynchronous code. - Vim
Highly configurable and speedy. Never leave your terminal or move your hands off the keyboard!
Exercise
Selectors
A web GUI starts with a framework of HTML and CSS is built up or modified using JS. Whether adding or modifying elements, the first step is to get a reference to an existing HTML element (loaded from file or previously created by JS). When adding, the desired parent or sibling is selected. When modifying, the element itself is selected.
Almost always, selection is done using CSS selectors. In the next questions, you are asked to provide the CSS selector string that selects the desired element(s) loaded from the HTML document, below.
Output:
- Widgets
- Gigawidgets (Out of stock)
Enter the string containing the correct CSS selector. Click on the "What did I select?" button to see your selection outlined in pink, above.
-
Select the element with ID "mainContent"
-
Select the element with class "products"
-
Select all li
elements
-
Select the first li
element
-
Select only span
s with class"products"
-
Select only span
s that are children of thediv
with ID"#mainContent"
Modifying CSS Properties
There are two ways to dynamically change the presentation of an element. The first is by adding or removing class
es and the second is by directly modifying the element's style
attribute.
Here are some lo-fi rules for deciding whether to use style or class modifications:
Modify classes when:
- Many elements must receive the same modification
- Many CSS rules must be applied at once
- You know ahead of time what the CSS rules should be
Modify styles when:
- Only one element is going to be modified
- The applied style should take precedence over previously applied rules
- The new CSS rules must be dynamically recalculated
Setting styles
'green'
by directly editing the Element object. Select it by its ID using style.backgroundColor property.
• • •
$
and then set its style using the css
method.
• • •
"#mainPanel"
with class "user-list"
)
Hint: use toggleClass and the
"hidden"
class.
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- The Esteemed Rob Miller
- Nick
Adding and Removing Elements
Adding
In most cases, the elements you add to the DOM will be created using template function. Just so they're not a magical black box, try your hand at implementing one. We'll look at some examples of templating systems in the Advanced Topics class.
The playlistTmp
function takes an array of song objects of the form
<ol>
) of class "playlist"
with list items of the format "Title - Artist, Album"
.
Example output is shown below:
- Title - Artist, Album
- Title - Artist, Album
append
it to the ol to which the "playlist"
class has been added
Hint: set the text of an element by modifying its
innerHTML
. jQuery provides the html
convenience method.
• • •
Hint: use remove after selecting the
parentElement
.
- Death Crystal-free Widget
- High-fat Widget
- High-sodium Widget
Onward, into the browser!
Download this HTML page and follow the instructions contained within.
After successfully running the
checkExercise1
function, you will receive a token. Paste it here to complete this task:
Edutainment
Game
object.


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public interface Discoverer
Provides the entry point for service discovery. Apart from the constructor it
has one method: listServices
which returns the list of
descriptions of services matching the specified filter strings.
An implementation SHOULD return the results in a random order if there is more than one result to avoid any tendency to overload particular services while leaving others idle.
There are three filter strings: serviceFilter
,
dataFilter
and authzFilter
which act together
to restrict the set of services returned. Each of the filter strings uses
SQL92 syntax as if it were part of a WHERE
clause acting to
select from a single table that includes columns as described below for that
filter type. SQL92 has been chosen because it is widely known and has the
desired expressive power. Multi-valued attributes are treated as a set of
values.
Three strings are used, rather than one, as this clarifies the description of
the functionality, avoids problems with key values being themselves existing
GLUE attributes, and facilitates implementation as it makes it impossible to
specify constraints that correlate, for example, service and authz
information. Only the following operators are permitted in expressions not
involving multi-valued attributes: IN
, LIKE
,
AND
, OR
, NOT
, =
,
>=
, >
, <=
,
<
, <>
in addition to column names,
parentheses, column values as single quoted strings, numeric values and the
comma. For a multi-valued attribute, the name of the attribute MUST have the
keyword ALL
or ANY
immediately before it,
unless comparison with a set literal is intended. For each part of the
expression, the attribute name MUST precede the literal value. An
implementation SHOULD try to give an informative error message if the filter
string does not conform. It is, however, sufficient to report in which filter
string the syntax error was found.
LIKE
operator matches string patterns:'%xyz'
matches all entries with trailing xyz'xyz%'
matches all entries with leading xyz '%xyz%'
matches all entries with xyz being a substring
The ESCAPE
keyword can be used with LIKE
in the
normal way.
Column names are not case sensitive but values are.
No use-case has been identified for the operators >=
,
>
, <=
, >
to be
applied to strings. An Implementation wishing to support these comparison
operators on strings MUST select a collation sequence. Alternatively, an
implementation CAN treat all string comparisons as true, or reject them as
invalid SQL.
Column names in the serviceFilter
are:
Capabilities
ImplementationVersion
Implementor
InterfaceVersion
Name
RelatedServices
Site
Type
Uid
Url
ANY Capabilities = 'org.ogf.saga.service.job'
Site IN ('INFN-CNAF', 'RAL-LCG2')
Type = 'org.glite.ResourceBroker' AND Site LIKE '%.uk' AND Implementor = 'EGEE'
ANY RelatedServices = 'someServiceUID'
Note the use of the ANY
keyword in two of these examples as
|Capabilities| and |RelatedServices| are multi-valued.
Column names in the the dataFilter
string are matched against
the service data key/value pairs. No keys are predefined by this
specification.
If values are specified as numeric values and not in single quotes, the service data will be converted from string to numeric for comparison.
Data attributes may be multi-valued. If a dataFilter
string
does not have the correct syntax to accept multi-valued attributes, and a
service has more than one value for an attribute mentioned in the filter,
that service MUST be rejected.
source = 'RAL-LCG2' OR destination = 'RAL-LCG2'
RunningJobs >= 1 AND RunningJobs <= 5
The set of column names in the authzFilter
is not defined.
Instead the list below shows a possible set of names and how they might be
interpreted. Each of these column names could reasonably be related to an
authorization decision. Implementations MAY reuse the attribute names defined
for the org.ogf.saga.context.Contex
class.
It is expected that many of the attributes used in the
authzFilter
will be multi-valued.
VO
is assumed to be multi-valued
are:ANY Vo IN ('cms', 'atlas')
Vo = ('dteam')
Note the use of the set constructor in both examples. Being a set, ('aaa','bbbb') is of course the same as ('bbb', 'aaa').
The listServices
method is overloaded: the last parameter the
authzFilter
may be omitted. If it is omitted the authorization
filtering is performed on the contexts in the session. This is quite
different from including the authzFilter
parameter with an
empty string which means that there is no authz filtering.
| Field Summary |
|---|
| Fields inherited from interface org.ogf.saga.SagaObject |
|---|
NO_WAIT, WAIT_FOREVER |
| Method Summary | |
|---|---|
List<ServiceDescription> |
listServices(String serviceFilter,
String dataFilter)
Returns the set of services that pass the set of specified filters, an implicit authzFilter is constructed from the contexts of
the session. |
List<ServiceDescription> |
listServices(String serviceFilter,
String dataFilter,
String authzFilter)
Returns the set of services that pass the set of specified filters. |
| Methods inherited from interface org.ogf.saga.SagaObject |
|---|
clone, getId, getSession |
| Method Detail |
|---|
List<ServiceDescription> listServices(String serviceFilter, String dataFilter) throws AuthenticationFailedException, AuthorizationFailedException, BadParameterException, NoSuccessException, TimeoutException
authzFilter
is constructed from the contexts of
the session. Note that this is different from an empty
authzFilter
, as that would apply no authorization filter
at all.
serviceFilter
- a string containing the filter for filtering on the basic
service and site attributes and on related servicesdataFilter
- a string containing the filter for filtering on key/value
pairs associated with the service
AuthenticationFailedException
- if none of the available session contexts could successfully
be used for authentication
AuthorizationFailedException
- if none of the available contexts of the used session could
be used for successful authorization. That error indicates
that the resource could not be accessed at all, and not that
an operation was not available due to restricted permissions.
BadParameterException
- if any filter has an invalid syntax or if any filter uses
invalid keys. However the dataFilter
never
signals invalid keys as there is no schema with permissible
key names.
NoSuccessException
- if no result can be returned because of information system or
other internal problems
TimeoutException
- if a remote operation did not complete successfully because
the network communication or the remote service timed outList<ServiceDescription> listServices(String serviceFilter, String dataFilter, String authzFilter) throws AuthenticationFailedException, AuthorizationFailedException, BadParameterException, NoSuccessException, TimeoutException
serviceFilter
- a string containing the filter for filtering on the basic
service and site attributes and on related servicesdataFilter
- a string containing the filter for filtering on key/value
pairs associated with the serviceauthzFilter
- a string containing the filter for filtering on authorization
information associated with the service
AuthenticationFailedException
- if none of the available session contexts could successfully
be used for authentication
AuthorizationFailedException
- if none of the available contexts of the used session could
be used for successful authorization. That error indicates
that the resource could not be accessed at all, and not that
an operation was not available due to restricted permissions.
BadParameterException
- if any filter has an invalid syntax or if any filter uses
invalid keys. However the dataFilter
never
signals invalid keys as there is no schema with permissible
key names.
NoSuccessException
- if no result can be returned because of information system or
other internal problems
TimeoutException
- if a remote operation did not complete successfully because
the network communication or the remote service timed out
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Mr. Thompson Background - Represents the 5th District of California (Napa, portions of Contra Costa, Lake, Solano, and Sonoma counties) in the US House of Representatives. Member of the House Intelligence Committee since 2007. Brief summary of relevant voting record:
Date
Bill
Vote
2001
Patriot Act
Yes
2006
Patriot Act Reauthorization
Nay
2007
Protect America Act
Nay
2008
FISA Amendments Act
Nay
2011
PATRIOT ACT Extension
Nay
2012
FISA Amendments Reauthorization
Yes
2012
CISPA
Yes
2013
Amash Amendment
Nay
Restore the 4th Attendees:
Zaki Manian(Palo Alto)
Gary Scott( San Francisco)
Casey Chartier(Santa Rosa)(RTF Santa Rosa Contact Person)
Mr. Thompson Background - Represents the 5th District of California (Napa, portions of Contra Costa, Lake, Solano, and Sonoma counties) in the US House of Representatives. Member of the House Intelligence Committee since 2007. Brief summary of relevant voting record:
Date
Bill
Vote
2001
Patriot Act
Yes
2006
Patriot Act Reauthorization
Nay
2007
Protect America Act
Nay
2008
FISA Amendments Act
Nay
2011
PATRIOT ACT Extension
Nay
2012
FISA Amendments Reauthorization
Yes
2012
CISPA
Yes
2013
Amash Amendment
Nay
Restore the 4th Attendees:
Zaki Manian(Palo Alto)
Gary Scott( San Francisco)
Casey Chartier(Santa Rosa)(RTF Santa Rosa Contact Person)
Mr. Thompson Background - Represents the 5th District of California (Napa, portions of Contra Costa, Lake, Solano, and Sonoma counties) in the US House of Representatives. Member of the House Intelligence Committee since 2007. Brief summary of relevant voting record:
Date
Bill
Vote
2001
Patriot Act
Yes
2006
Patriot Act Reauthorization
Nay
2007
Protect America Act
Nay
2008
FISA Amendments Act
Nay
2011
PATRIOT ACT Extension
Nay
2012
FISA Amendments Reauthorization
Yes
2012
CISPA
Yes
2013
Amash Amendment
Nay
Restore the 4th Attendees:
Zaki Manian(Palo Alto)
Gary Scott( San Francisco)
Casey Chartier(Santa Rosa)(RTF Santa Rosa Contact Person)


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| MATLAB File Help: prtClassMatlabNnet |
prtClassMatlabNnet Support vector machine classifier using the MATLAB neural network toolbox (requires NNET toolbox) CLASSIFIER = prtClassMatlabNnet returns a neural network classifier using the MATLAB NNET toolbox (additonal product, not included) A prtClassMatlabNnet object inherits all properties from the abstract class prtClass. In addition is has the following properties; complete documentation for these properties can be found in the help for the newpr.m function in the MATLAB NNET toolbox. Si, TFi, BTF, BLF, PF, IPF, OPF, DDF % Example usage: TestDataSet = prtDataGenBimodal; % Create some test and TrainingDataSet = prtDataGenBimodal; % training data classifier = prtClassMatlabNnet; % Create a classifier classifier = classifier.train(TrainingDataSet); % Train classified = run(classifier, TestDataSet); % Test subplot(2,1,1); classifier.plot; subplot(2,1,2); [pf,pd] = prtScoreRoc(classified,TestDataSet); h = plot(pf,pd,'linewidth',3); title('ROC'); xlabel('Pf'); ylabel('Pd');
| Superclasses | prtClass |
| Sealed | false |
| Construct on load | false |
| prtClassMatlabNnet | Support vector machine classifier using the MATLAB neural network toolbox (requires NNET toolbox) |
| BLF | See help for newpr |
| BTF | See help for newpr |
| DDF | See help for newpr |
| IPF | See help for newpr |
| OPF | See help for newpr |
| PF | See help for newpr |
| Si | Number of layers in hidden element |
| TFi | See help for newpr |
| dataSet | The training prtDataSet, only stored if verboseStorage is true. |
| dataSetSummary | Structure that summarizes prtDataSet. |
| internalDecider | Optional prtDecider object for making decisions |
| isCrossValidateValid | True |
| isNativeMary | True |
| isSupervised | True |
| isTrained | Indicates if prtAction object has been trained. |
| name | MATLAB Neural Network |
| nameAbbreviation | MLNN |
| nnet | The base neural network |
| showProgressBar | |
| twoClassParadigm | Whether the classifier retures one output (binary) or two outputs (m-ary) when there are only two unique class labels |
| userData | User specified data |
| verboseStorage | Specifies whether or not to store the training prtDataset. |
| crossValidate | Cross validate prtAction using prtDataSet and cross validation keys. | |
| get | get the object properties | |
| kfolds | Perform K-folds cross validation of prtAction | |
| optimize | Optimize action parameter by exhaustive function maximization. | |
| plot | Plot the output confidence of a prtClass object | |
| run | Run a prtAction object on a prtDataSet object. | |
| set | set the object properties | |
| train | Train a prtAction object using training a prtDataSet object. |


by Akianonymus
Posted on August 10, 2019 at 12:00 PM
Qualcomm currently has several flagship processors. The Snapdragon 855 is the processor for high-end smartphones while the Snapdragon 855 Plus is the processor for high-end gaming focused smartphones. Qualcomm also has Snapdragon 8cx processor for Windows laptops. While all of them are great, they fall behind Apple’s A12 processor in terms of performance. Recently, benchmarks of Qualcomm’s upcoming Snapdragon 865 processor was spotted online.
As you can see from the image above, the Snapdragon 865 has secured a multi-core score of 12,915 which beats every other phone so far including the Apple iPhone XS Max. This benchmark was ran on a device with 6GB of RAM with base frequency of 1.8 GHz. We expect the final version of the processor to run at much higher frequency resulting in even better performance.
Can Qualcomm finally catch up to Apple in processor performance? We will come to know in December this year.


The Axe Core Playground
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View the code on Github.
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Who am I?
- Raymond Camden
- Developer Advocate for IBM
- Sign up for Bluemix here: ibm.biz/BluemixATX
- Blogging at raymondcamden.com
- Tweeting at @raymondcamden
Thanks!
@ericbobbitt
Assets
https://github.com/cfjedimaster/IonicServicesPresentation
Agenda
- What do Ionic Services require?
- Discuss each Ionic Service
What You Need
- Latest version of the CLI
- Signup at apps.ionic.io (free)
Ray, show them checking the version at the CLI and then the web site.
Preparing an App
- Create your app (or pick an existing one)
- Add the platform web client:
ionic add ionic-platform-web-client
- Upload the application to the Ionic Platform:
ionic io init
- Aside:
ionic config build
Ionic Users
- "Support" service
- No authentication
- Helps you with Ids
- Just a data storage type system
Ionic Users
Ionic.io();
// this will give you a fresh user or the previously saved 'current user'
var user = Ionic.User.current();
// if the user doesn't have an id, you'll need to give it one.
if (!user.id) {
user.id = Ionic.User.anonymousId();
// user.id = 'your-custom-user-id';
}
//persist the user
user.save();
Ionic Users
var user = Ionic.User.current();
user.set("name", "Conan");
user.set("age", 42);
//persist the user
user.save();
console.log(user.get("name"));
What is Push?
- Messages (text/data) from a server to your app
- Messages can be sent to specific users
- Requires(*) external setup (Google/Apple)
- Only testable on real devices
What does Ionic give you?
- A library to register for and respond to push messages
- A console + CLI + REST API to send push messages
- The ability to ping a server on registration/unsub
- The ability for your app to know it opened up via notification and load a state (with params) on notification
Requirements for Ionic Push
- The Stuff I Already Mentioned
- A Push plugin:
ionic plugin add phonegap-plugin-push
- External IDs/certs (optional, but required for production)
.run(function($ionicPlatform) {
$ionicPlatform.ready(function() {
Ionic.io();
var push = new Ionic.Push({});
push.register(function(token) {
console.log("Got Token:",token.token);
});
});
})
iOS/Android Stuff
- Do "stuff"
- On iOS:
- You'll do the cert/prof/etc dance
- You install the cert via cli:
ionic push --ios-dev-cert
- On Android:
- You'll do the simpler setup
ionic push --google-api-key your-google-api-key
ionic config set gcm_key your-gcm-project-number
Push Message Options
- To specific users (instead of tokens)
- For a later time
- Push items like sound, badge, etc, are documented on the Push plugin: https://github.com/phonegap/phonegap-plugin-push
What are Analytics?
- Data about the type of users using your app
- Data about how users are using your app
- Data about specific paths (people who did X, Y, Z)
What does Ionic give you?
- A library to do this
- A way to automate collection
- A way to view reports
Requirements for Ionic Analytics
- The Stuff I Already Mentioned
- Slight modification to code
- A "register" call
Demo
Ray, show analytics1
Custom Tracking
$ionicAnalytics.track(name, data);
Demo
Ray, show analytics2
More Analytic Stuff
- Global properties feature
- Customize how often data is sent
- ion-track directive
<button class="button button-positive"
ion-track-tap="Tap Face"
ion-track-data="scopeData">Tap Here</button>
What is Deploy?
- Ability to update your application...
- without doing an app store release!
- Abilty to undo that update
What does Ionic give you?
- A library to do this in your app
- A way to deploy new versions (and roll back)
- A way to deploy new versions to select channels
- A way to view deployment history
What is supported?
"small text updates or other non-binary updates"
What is supported?
- Text (html, JS, css)
- Graphics (images, sound files)
- Basically everything under www
What is not supported?
- Anything outside of www
- Plugins
Requirements for Ionic Deploy
- The Stuff I Already Mentioned
- A plugin (ionic-plugin-deploy)
- Code to check for an update and/of do the update
var deploy = new Ionic.Deploy();
// Check Ionic Deploy for new code
$scope.checkForUpdates = function() {
console.log('Ionic Deploy: Checking for updates');
deploy.check().then(function(hasUpdate) {
console.log('Ionic Deploy: Update available: ' + hasUpdate);
$scope.hasUpdate = hasUpdate;
}, function(err) {
console.error('Ionic Deploy: Unable to check for updates', err);
});
}
// Update app code with new release from Ionic Deploy
$scope.doUpdate = function() {
deploy.update().then(function(res) {
console.log('Ionic Deploy: Update Success! ', res);
}, function(err) {
console.log('Ionic Deploy: Update error! ', err);
}, function(prog) {
console.log('Ionic Deploy: Progress... ', prog);
});
};
Doing Updates (V1)
ionic upload --note "purple bar"
Then deploy from the site.
Doing Updates (V2)
ionic upload --note "purple bar" --deploy=production
Service Based Compilation
- Think PhoneGap Build without Adobe
- 100% CLI based
- Alpha Alpha
- New Feature: Security Profiles
- Remember everything I showed you will be different tomorrow
- User system
- REST API


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I have been very fascinated by the reports of salvia. I have smoked marijuana on and off for more than 30 years, and in the past I have experimented with most other hallucinogens. I have had some great 'learning' experiences from good LSD trips and I have had a few bad trips, from low or non-quality drugs and bad mushrooms. I have been no longer interested in anything other than marijuana, I find it energizing, creative and beneficially introspective. It helps with my ADD and depression. The only problem is its legal status. Sad, how a simple common plant is treated.
A bit on me - I'm in my late 40's and I'm a professor.
I bought some 10X and some 20X standardized salvia from a well respected site. Frankly, at first I did not expect much. I have sought a legal alternative for marijuana and this seemed to be something worth trying based on all the reports I have read, as well as scientific evidence (especially a paper on it's beneficial effects on depression) so I figured I would see. Indeed I did. Truthfully, I was blown away.
I followed the repeated recommendations to carefully choose a setting and reduce external distractions. This is wise advice. I can't imagine someone trying this while driving or doing anything else. Here in my comfortable living room, on a rainy afternoon, with just some ambient music playing in the background I gave it a try. I placed a pinch of the 10X, perhaps a medium to large sized hit, in the brass bowl of a bamboo bong, no water. I made myself comfortable and lit it up with a butane lighter. it burned quickly to white ash. What followed was amazing.
Within about 20 seconds, the oriental carpet in front of me split. Half went up, half went down. In the next few seconds, Everything swirled to the right and the next minutes dissolved into a totally convincing vision, difficult to describe but as vivid as reality.
I was in an M.C. Escher-like city, multiple archways made of repeated red, white and green colors. The city was dynamically forming in front of me. I was on the edge of a canal, looking across at someone, though I cannot say I knew who it was. The archways were dynamic, literally forming in front on me, folding and repeating. There was a blue sky beyond this arched city, and though it was strange and new, it was beautiful.
I suddenly realized that the archways were formed from a fabric of humanity, that's the only way I can describe it. Each set of arched 'blocks' was another person. I told myself, 'this is the other side', and I was convinced that this was the structure from what the reality I had known was built from. The arches folded and I realized that I too was going to be subsumed into one of the arches as the dynamic construction approached all around me. I felt as though this was it, this was real and I accepted that I would become part of the fabric of these circular repeated forms. I was willing to give up all that I knew with only a bit of remorse, but it was so beautiful and different that I easily accepted it. It was more real, and seemed to be the truth 'behind' our everyday banal world.
The patters of rain on my window were the textures on the arches, it is so hard to describe, but this vision was so real, maybe more real than any LSD venture I have ever had. I was sure that I would be 'folded' into the architecture I envisioned, never to return to the life I had known. It was as if I had found the other side of what we know, it was that convincing. There was a bit of fear, but as I said, I was able to accept it.
But then I came back to myself, I stared down at my hands on my lap, my pipe had fallen to the side. My vision was still a bit swirly. On the TV across the room, there was a graphic with circles in it and I was sure that the TV was still showing me the circular arches I had seen so clearly. I realized that the colors of the arched city were the same as the couch and pillows I was sitting on. It all seemed to come together.
As I came out of this brief trip, all I could say was 'holy shit', 'unbelievable', 'wow...'
 Soon I felt a bit chilled.
The effect was maybe a hundred times more intense than anything I expected; so vivid, and so completely enveloping of my visual and aural senses. And it was only one hit! I anticipated having to smoke a bunch, but afterwards I looked at the remaining gram of 10X and realized what a powerful and valuable herb this was. I can not yet even imagine what a big hit of the 20X will be like.
A little later in the day, I tried another very, very small pinch of the 10X, perhaps one-quarter of what I had smoked earlier. I clearly felt and saw the 'swirl', everything twisting to the right, but I was clearly able to maintain my conscious mind and experience the effect in a somewhat objective manner. Within a few minutes, all was clear again.
It is amazing how salvia affects my senses - - I can see why others say it will question your sense of reality.
Brief advice: be comfortable, be happy and have no distractions. Do not leave your space or try to interact with anything you know. Just stay in your mind and take your time. Salvia grants a true experience. It is not for anyone looking for a social drug or mood enhancer. It is not an everyday smoke like reefer. It is definitely for special occasions when you have time and space in the right setting. If you buy salvia, value it. But don't screw up, because I can easily see why it could be outlawed.
Thank you herbalists! Good luck!
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


Computing notes
A few configuration related things from migrating to the new laptop.
Clipboard and Vim
vim clipboard - install vim-gnome “+y and”+p interact between vim and global clipboard, and y, shift+insert work within terminal.
make a repository bare so it can be pushed to (as opposed to moving to it’s working directory and running a pull). From stackoverflow:
mv repo/.git repo.git; rm -rf repo
cd repo.git
git config --bool core.bare true
Lab Notebook
It would be nice to be able to browse my flickr research images and see which ones have been embedded in what lab notebook pages automatically.
Unfortunately,it seemsthere is no way to track ping backs on flickr images? Meanwhile did configure flickr’s stats utility, which seems to give only detailed stats (including inbound links) over the past 28 days. The Flickr API app statr claims to log the rest, though won’t resolve full referring urls without pro account, and neither of these are proper pingbacks of linked photos.
Misc
Richard McElreath recommends reading this.
Phylogenetics
- Prepare notes on QuaSSE for seminar. See Mendeley copy.
- Updated MCMCtools, for some basic QuaSSE exploration. Roxygenize documentation and add some convenient priors.


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**FOR the good of the public health, it is highly desirable that all predjudice against beer should be removed. This prejudice is held exclusively by people who do not drink beer — *AND IT IS FOR THEM ESPECIALLY THAT THIS ADVERTISEMENT HAS BEEN PREPARED*.**
Beer is the mainstay of practical temperance and provides a mild and wholesome beverage.
It contains an immense amount of nourishment in a delightfully refreshing form.
It is not only most palatable, but is a wonderful aid to digestion.
It is a type of food which is very rapidly absorbed into the circulation and requires preliminary digestion, but is easily oxidized in the tissues, thus affording a valuable source of energy.
*The greatest Physicians and Scientists the world over advocate the moderate use of beer.*
Prof. Chas. Fred'k Chandler, Chemistry Expert of Columbia University, on Octber 5th, 1914, said...
"Beer is one of the few foods that is free from bacteria. BEER and BREAD are both made from. Bread contains water and is solid. Beer contains water and is liquid. Yeast makes both more palatable and digestable. And only when taken in large quantities is beer intoxicating.
Dr. Henry Davy, Pres. British Medical Society, London, Eng:...
"Beer, bread, and cheese for a meal is infinitely more scientific than the American meal of bread, tea, and jam."
Prof. Aldolph Struempel, Vienna, Austria:...
"Because his brain was starving his body from overactivity I prescribed beer and bread for Mr. E. H. Harrbman, to give him added energy, build tissue and give more strength. "
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Is absolutely PURE because it is brewed under conditions which have reached the highest degree of perfection. The very best quality ingredients are used; the most sanitary conditions prevail in every department of the Brewery assuring a WHOLESOME and NUTRITIOUS beer of unsurpassed quality. Every bottle is absolutely pure when it leaves the Brewery and must be absolutely pure when it reaches you.
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This are utilities exposed by MobX which might come in handy at some point. But most probably you won't need them. Ever.
Constructorless class that can be used to register and emit events. Mainly here for internal purposes.
```javascript const eachSecondEvent = new mobx.SimpleEventEmitter();
setInterval(() => { eachSecondEvent.emit(new Date(), Date.now()); }, 1000);
// fires each second eachSecondEvent.on((dateObject, epoch) => { console.log(dateObject, epoch); });
// fires only once eachSecondEvent.once((dateObject, epoch) => { console.log(dateObject, epoch); });


Kogi election: Dino Melaye threatens to report Governor Bello, others to ICC
- Senator Dino Melaye promises to report politicians who he accused of being responsible for the election violence in Kogi state to the International Criminal Court
- The Nigerian lawmaker says what occurred in Kogi state was more of a civil war than an election
- The senator alleges that 16 people have so far been killed in the election violence in the state
Senator Dino Melaye has promised to report Governor Yahaya Bello and other politicians in Kogi state to the International Criminal Court (ICC) over the alleged violence that occurred during the senatorial and governorship election in the state.
Melaye, who is currently battling to get re-elected in the National Assembly, is trailing his opponent, Smart Adeyemi in the Kogi west senatorial district rerun poll.
But the lawmaker, in a post on Twitter on Tuesday, November 19, said what occurred in Kogi state was more of a civil war than an election.
Nigeria sliding back to era of dictatorship - PDP reacts to Kogi, Bayelsa polls
Melaye alleged that 16 people have so far been killed in the Kogi election violence. The senator, when citing an instance of irregularity in Okene local government, said the total number of votes INEC allocated to the APC exceeded the number of Voters Registration Cards (PVC) collected.
"What we had in Kogi is no election, what we had was a civil war that has claimed 16 lives so far. I will report Bello, Smart Adeyemi. Taofik, Speaker Kolawole, and Sunday Faleke to the international community and then proceed to Hague. This I promise, "he tweeted.
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Meanwhile, Dino Melaye has released videos to show that the election conducted by the Independent National Electoral (INEC) to fill the vacant Kogi West senatorial seat on Saturday, November 16, was rigged.
Kogi election: SDP governorship candidate calls for cancellation of poll, gives reasons
One of the videos released by Melaye on his Twitter page shows men with guns invading a voting centre and destroying ballot boxes.
In another video, someone could be heard lamenting that a helicopter was used to disperse voters while some hired men came to ransack the centre with guns.
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I've recently been obsessed with constellations and LEDs, and I wanted to incorporate these items in a project. I used these ideas in fabricating a lamp for my room.
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Uddhav Thackeray to be next Maharashtra CM
by Mrityunjay BoseShiv Sena president Uddhav Thackeray is set to take over as the new chief minister of Maharashtra.
At the crucial meeting of Shiv Sena, NCP and Congress, there was unanimity over the name of 59-year-old Uddhav, the son of a legendary charismatic leader and orator Bal Thackeray, who fought for Marathi-manoos and the larger cause of Hindutva.
"There is a unanimity among ourselves that Uddhav Thackeray should lead the new government," said NCP founder-president Sharad Pawar, who presided over the meeting.
When asked whether Uddhav would be the next CM, Pawar said: "maine aapko bataya na ek bar (I did tell you once)".
The finer details of the government would be announced on Saturday at a news conference.
When asked about the same, Uddhav, who was accompanied by his son Aditya and close aide Sanjay Raut, said: "When everything is decided we will share the details together."
Meanwhile, governor Bhagat Singh Koshyari, who was supposed to go to New Delhi for the Governors' Conference, has decided to stay back in Mumbai in view of the emerging political situation.
The Congress and NCP have kept the letters of support and signatures of MLAs ready for the Shiv Sena to formally stake a claim.
Formal and informal meetings are scheduled in Mumbai overnight and on Saturday morning for completing the final draft of the common minimum programme, which was one of the big challenges as Shiv Sena and the Congress-NCP had been on diametrically-opposite sides of the political spectrum.
Shiv Sena ended over 30-year-old ties with the BJP and came out of the NDA fold fighting with its ally over the post of CM.
This is for the first time that any member of the Thackeray family will assume any post of power. Otherwise, in the past, the Thackerays had controlled governments through what is known politically as "remote control".


Alexis Laignelet
I am a PhD student in the Department of Computing at Imperial College London, where I work on smoothing techniques and implicit gradient methods. My PhD supervisor is Panos Parpas. I also work with Nikolas Kantas and Grigorios A. Pavliotis from the Department of Mathematics. This follows a MSc in Machine Learning from Imperial College London.
In June 2020 I joined JPMorgan as a intern in the AI & Machine Learning program.
From 2014 to 2018, I worked at Eiffage, as a Structural Engineer. I used to design bridges and large factories. I also worked on time series datasets of the monitoring of Millau's Viaduc.
I have a MSc in Civil Engineering from Ponts ParisTech. I also have a MSc in Applied Mathematics from Mines ParisTech.
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Wage War
Featuring Jean Grae
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This page demonstrates some relatively new capabilities
in Jmol relating to
incommensurate modulated structures
(msCIF data). Some interesting features highlighted include
easy manipulation of data arrays for tabulation, the animated
GIFS created using the CAPTURE command, the dynamic
measurements, and a few more goodies that you can find
in
plott.spt. Oh -- and the modulations being visualized as
phased "vibrations." See
Jmol.zip
-- Bob Hanson Dec 12, 2013


Every three.js project needs at least one HTML file to define the webpage, and a JavaScript file to run your three.js code. The structure and naming choices below aren't required, but will be used throughout this guide for consistency.
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html lang="en">
<head>
<meta charset="utf-8">
<title>My first three.js app</title>
<style>
body { margin: 0; }
</style>
</head>
<body>
<script type="module" src="/main.js"></script>
</body>
</html>
import * as THREE from 'three';
...
Now that we've set up the basic project structure, we need a way to run the project locally and access it through a web browser. Installation and local development can be accomplished with npm and a build tool, or by importing three.js from a CDN. Both options are explained in the sections below.
Installing from the [link:https://www.npmjs.com/ npm package registry] and using a [link:https://eloquentjavascript.net/10_modules.html#h_zWTXAU93DC build tool] is the recommended approach for most users — the more dependencies your project needs, the more likely you are to run into problems that the static hosting cannot easily resolve. With a build tool, importing local JavaScript files and npm packages should work out of the box, without import maps.
Install three.js and a build tool, [link:https://vitejs.dev/ Vite], using a [link:https://www.joshwcomeau.com/javascript/terminal-for-js-devs/ terminal] in your project folder. Vite will be used during development, but it isn't part of the final webpage. If you prefer to use another build tool, that's fine — we support modern build tools that can import [link:https://eloquentjavascript.net/10_modules.html#h_zWTXAU93DC ES Modules].
# three.js
npm install --save three
# vite
npm install --save-dev vite
npx vite
The page will be blank — you're ready to [link:#manual/introduction/Creating-a-scene create a scene].
If you want to learn more about these tools before you continue, see:
Later, when you're ready to deploy your web application, you'll just need to tell Vite to run a production build — npx vite build. Everything used by the application will be compiled, optimized, and copied into the dist/ folder. The contents of that folder are ready to be hosted on your website.
Installing without build tools will require some changes to the project structure given above.
We imported code from 'three' (an npm package) in main.js, and web browsers don't know what that means. In index.html we'll need to add an [link:https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/script/type/importmap import map] defining where to get the package. Put the code below inside the <head></head> tag, after the styles.
<script async<EMAIL_ADDRESS><script type="importmap">
{
"imports": {
"three"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"three/addons/": "https://unpkg.com/three@<version>/examples/jsm/"
}
}
</script>
Don't forget to replace <version> with an actual version of three.js, like "v0.149.0". The most recent version can be found on the [link:https://www.npmjs.com/package/three?activeTab=versions npm version list]. Because import maps are [link:https://caniuse.com/import-maps not yet supported] by some major browsers, we include the polyfill es-module-shims.js.
We'll also need to run a local server to host these files at URL where the web browser can access them. While it's technically possible to double-click an HTML file and open it in your browser, important features that we'll later do not work when the page is opened this way, for security reasons.
Install [link:https://nodejs.org/ Node.js], then run [link:https://www.npmjs.com/package/serve serve] to start a local server in the project's directory:
npx serve .
The page will be blank — you're ready to [link:#manual/introduction/Creating-a-scene create a scene].
Many other local static servers are available — some use different languages instead of Node.js, and others are desktop applications. They all work basically the same way, and we've provided a few alternatives below.
Command line local servers run from a terminal window. The associated programming language may need to be installed first.
GUI local servers run as an application window on your computer, and may have a user interface.
Some code editors have plugins that spawn a simple server on demand.
When you're ready to deploy your web application, push the source files to your web hosting provider — no need to build or compile anything. The downside of that tradeoff is that you'll need to be careful to keep the import map updated with any dependencies (and dependencies of dependencies!) that your application requires. If the CDN hosting your dependencies goes down temporarily, your website will stop working too.
IMPORTANT: Import all dependencies from the same version of three.js, and from the same CDN. Mixing files from different sources may cause duplicate code to be included, or even break the application in unexpected ways.
Out of the box, three.js includes the fundamentals of a 3D engine. Other three.js components — such as controls, loaders, and post-processing effects — are part of the [link:https://github.com/mrdoob/three.js/tree/dev/examples/jsm addons/] directory. Addons do not need to be installed separately, but do need to be imported separately.
The example below shows how to import three.js with the [page:OrbitControls] and [page:GLTFLoader] addons. Where necessary, this will also be mentioned in each addon's documentation or examples.
import * as THREE from 'three';
import { OrbitControls } from 'three/addons/controls/OrbitControls.js';
import { GLTFLoader } from 'three/addons/loaders/GLTFLoader.js';
const controls = new OrbitControls( camera, renderer.domElement );
const loader = new GLTFLoader();
Some excellent third-party projects are available for three.js, too. These need to be installed separately — see [link:#manual/introduction/Libraries-and-Plugins Libraries and Plugins].


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CHRISTMAS
Santa continues his tour of Tipperary with Clonmel visit
The man with the white beard is on his rounds in Tipperary, and the annual visit from Santa and the switching on of the Christmas tree lights at the Old Bridge, Clonmel takes place this Sunday, December 1 at 6pm.
Boys and girls are reminded to have their letters written to Santa in advance of the big day, which is only just under four weeks away.
Everyone is welcome to what is always a very enjoyable community day at the Old Bridge.
For more What's On in Tipperary read Tommy Fleming to appear in concert at St. Mary's Church in Irishtown Clonmel


1 Samuel 21:13
And he changed his behavior before them, and feigned himself mad in their hands, and scrabbled on the doors of the gate, and let his spittle fall down upon his beard.


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Makes you wonder how many cool things people would have written for the native Intel GPU instruction set if there existed supported interfaces for it. All the programming information has been out there in Intel-provided open source drivers for many many years.
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Challenges, Community, and Inner Strength.
Each value above bolsters the other. For some, challenges in isolation may work best for them. But for me, I need a community to make overcoming a challenge that much more meaningful. With challenges in front of me and a community on my mind, I can fully tap into inner strength, a strength that I can feel proud about for years to come.
In general, I try to live up to these values. Agree 5 (highest score possible).
I'm an attorney by day and programmer by night. (You may compare me to batman if you like.) So the last topic that someone asked me for advise was on immigration. But I'm going to have to refer that case out.
When I think of my values, I feel centered. I know that this is how I operate internally. Whether it can help me mediate Stereotype Threat is unclear. Entering in DBC is the challenge that I value. However, I currently do not feel the community just yet. To properly explain why the lack of community can prevent me from fully achieving functionally useful values that can overcome my enemies, I'm going to make up a game analogy.
Let's convert my personal values into a game with three variables. Variable one (challenges) initiates the player's energy bar, variable two (community) adds energy to the player's energy bar, and variable three (inner strength) is the SUPER mode when the energy bar is full. When I'm in SUPER mode, I can defeat anything, including the dark warlord "Inferior" ( Stereotype Threat). But when the energy bar is not being added to (low energy or empty bar), I'm merely alive in a game of challenges. Not dead, not amazing, just alive in the game.
One can imagine that merely being alive may not defeat one as mighty and as consuming as the dark warlord "Inferior." So ultimately, I cannot confidently say that merely thinking of my values will mediate my stereotype threat if any will exist in DBC in the future.
I'll have to see if I can get into SUPER mode by tapping into a sense of community. Because when I'm SUPER, nothing will stand in my way.


Property cordoned off in Invercargill
by Laura SmithA property has been cordoned off in Invercargill and several police vehicles are parked outside, including what is thought to be a forensic van.
A nearby resident said police had dropped off a letter a few days ago that stated three vehicles of interest had been spotted in the area.
The property is behind a high school.


openaq.OpenAQ.cities (**kwargs) |
Returns a listing of cities within the platform. |
openaq.OpenAQ.countries (**kwargs) |
Returns a listing of all countries within the platform |
openaq.OpenAQ.latest (**kwargs) |
Provides the latest value of each parameter for each location |
openaq.OpenAQ.locations (**kwargs) |
Provides metadata about distinct measurement locations |
openaq.OpenAQ.measurements (**kwargs) |
Provides data about individual measurements |
openaq.OpenAQ.fetches (**kwargs) |
Provides data about individual fetch operations that are used to populate data in the platform. |
openaq.OpenAQ.parameters (**kwargs) |
Provides a simple listing of parameters within the platform. |
openaq.OpenAQ.sources (**kwargs) |
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Tcl_CallWhenDeleted, Tcl_DontCallWhenDeleted - Arrange for callback when interpreter is deleted
#include <tcl.h>
Tcl_CallWhenDeleted(interp, proc,
clientData)
Tcl_DontCallWhenDeleted(interp, proc,
clientData)
Tcl_CallWhenDeleted arranges for proc to be called by Tcl_DeleteInterp if/when interp is deleted at some future time. Proc will be invoked just before the interpreter is deleted, but the interpreter will still be valid at the time of the call. Proc should have arguments and result that match the type Tcl_InterpDeleteProc:
typedef void Tcl_InterpDeleteProc( ClientData clientData, Tcl_Interp *interp);
The clientData and interp parameters are copies of the clientData and interp arguments given to Tcl_CallWhenDeleted. Typically, clientData points to an application-specific data structure that proc uses to perform cleanup when an interpreter is about to go away. Proc does not return a value.
Tcl_DontCallWhenDeleted cancels a previous call to Tcl_CallWhenDeleted with the same arguments, so that proc won't be called after all when interp is deleted. If there is no deletion callback that matches interp, proc, and clientData then the call to Tcl_DontCallWhenDeleted has no effect.
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Source code for lcc.api.stars_handling
import os
import random
from lcc.data_manager.status_resolver import StatusResolver
from lcc.db_tier.stars_provider import StarsProvider
from lcc.entities.exceptions import QueryInputError
from lcc.utils.helpers import progressbar
[docs]def getStars(queries, lcs_fold, query_path=None, progb_txt="Querying stars: "):
"""
Get stars from query text. According to format of the query text different
methods are called.
1.QUERY:db_name:query_file_in_inputs_folder
--> Remote database is queried (db key is name of connector class)
2.stars_folder_key:number or stars_folder_key:float_number or stars_folder_key
--> Light curves from folder according to first key is loaded
(according to settings.STARS_PATH dictionary). All stars are
loaded if there is no number and ':', in case of integer after
':' just this number of stars are loaded and if there are float
number after ':' this percentage number of all stars are loaded.
"""
ORDINARY_QUERY_KEY = "QUERY:"
stars = []
for query in progressbar(queries, progb_txt):
query = query.strip()
if query.startswith(ORDINARY_QUERY_KEY):
stars += getStarsFromRemoteDb(
query[len(ORDINARY_QUERY_KEY):], query_path)
else:
stars += getStarsFromFolder(query, lcs_fold)
if not stars:
raise QueryInputError("There no stars. Your query: %s" % queries)
return stars
[docs]def getStarsFromFolder(single_path, lcs_fold):
"""
Get stars from folder/s. If path is iterable (case that more folders were
given, light curves from that all folder will be loaded
Parameters
-----------
single_path : str
Name of the folder of lightcurves from "light_curve" directory (specified
in settings).
Returns
--------
stars : List of Star objects
Stars from the folder
"""
p, restr = _check_sample_name(single_path)
try:
st = StarsProvider().getProvider(
"FileManager", {"path": os.path.join(lcs_fold, p)}).getStarsWithCurves()
stars = _split_stars(st, restr)
except KeyError:
raise IOError("\n\nThere no folder with light curves named %s." % (p))
if not stars:
raise Exception(
"There are no stars in path with given restriction %s " % single_path)
random.shuffle(stars)
return stars
[docs]def getStarsFromRemoteDb(query, query_path):
"""
This method parsing the query text in order to return desired stars
from remote database.
Parameters
-----------
query : str
Query text contains db_key and query file separated by ':'
Returns
--------
List of Star objects
Example
-------
_getStarsFromRemoteDb("OgleII:query_file.txt") --> [Star objects]
query_file.txt:
#starid;field;target
1;1;lmc
10;1;smc
"""
try:
db_key, query_file = query.split(":")
except:
QueryInputError(
"Key for resolving stars source was not recognized:\n%s" % query)
queries = StatusResolver(
os.path.join(query_path, query_file)).getQueries()
stars = []
for query in progressbar(queries, "Querying stars: "):
starsProvider = StarsProvider().getProvider(obtain_method=db_key,
obtain_params=query)
stars += starsProvider.getStarsWithCurves()
return stars
def _split_stars(stars, restr):
random.shuffle(stars)
num = None
if type(restr) == float:
n = len(stars)
num = int(n * restr)
elif type(restr) == int:
num = restr
return stars[:num]
def _check_sample_name(star_class):
if "%" in star_class:
parts = star_class.split("%")
if len(parts) == 2:
name, ratio = parts
try:
ratio = float(ratio)
except ValueError:
raise Exception("Invalid float number after '%' %s " % ratio)
return name, ratio
else:
raise Exception(
"There have to be just one '%' special mark in the star class name.\Got %s" % star_class)
elif ":" in star_class:
parts = star_class.split(":")
if len(parts) == 2:
name, num = parts
try:
num = int(num)
except ValueError:
raise Exception("Invalid integer after '%' %s " % num)
return name, num
else:
raise Exception(
"There have to be just one ':' special mark in the star class name.\Got %s" % star_class)
return star_class, None


1. Overview¶
1.1. General Principles¶
The Yada Framework is a collection of libraries, patterns, tools, code snippets and best practices to speed up web site development.
The main focus is on productivity and the approach is to use proven and known technologies in a repeatable way, so that each new project is easier to develop and maintain.
Another goal is simplicity as defined by the KISS principle. If something is very powerful and exciting and complicated to use, it won’t find a place here.
The technology stack is as follows:
java
Tomcat
Spring WebMVC
MySQL
Hibernate
Thymeleaf
HTML/CSS
Javascript
jQuery
Tools used:
Eclipse
Gradle
Sphinx
You may think that some are old or obsolete technologies only because they’re not very much hyped anymore, but for the purpose of increasing productivity, there’s nothing better than something that has been around for years or decades and is still being used and maintained: developers will spend less time around bugs, architects will know when to use what, testers will have plenty of tools at their disposal.
Todo
TO BE CONTINUED…
1.2. Documentation Contents¶
- New Eclipse Project
This section will guide you through the setup of the development environment: installing Java, git, MySQL, Eclipse. It will then show you how to create an Eclipse project with a database and a web server.
- Internationalization
This section shows how easy it is to cope for different languages
Todo
TO BE CONTINUED…


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Zelensky's envoy rules out Crimea's forceful return
According to the official, the Ukrainian government is talking about political and diplomatic solutions in the context of Crimea and Donbas.
The Ukrainian president's permanent envoy for the Autonomous Republic of Crimea, Anton Korinevych, says Ukraine is not considering the use of armed forces to liberate Russia-occupied Crimea.
According to the official, the Ukrainian government is talking about political and diplomatic solutions in the context of Crimea and Donbas.
"We understand the occupied territory of Crimea is very militarized by the Russian Federation," Korinevych said in an interview to the online publication lb.ua.
He added the representative office of the president of Ukraine was completing an analysis of the number of weapons in Crimea.
"I think we will soon publish this report and discuss this issue with government agencies and international partners. For example, ships of the [Russian] Black Sea Fleet are equipped with the Kalibr-type ship-launched systems, and the Bal and Bastion coastal missile systems are deployed on the peninsula, and they're also talking about the Iskander [ballistic missile] systems. Let's hope that after presenting this information to international partners, sanctions and pressure will sooner or later give a result," Korinevych added.


ATTN, Dear friend, On behalf of my colleagues and I,I write this letter with great pleasure. Your information were given to me by a member of the South African Export Promotion Council (SAEPC) who was with the Black Economic Empowerment Commission (Government)delegation on a trip to the United States during a bilateral conference talk to encourage foreign investors.I have decided to seek a confidential co-operation with you in execution of a business transaction hereunder for the benefit of all parties.Within the Department of Mining Resources where I work as the Director of Project Implementation,with co-operation of two other top officials,we have in our possession, an overdue payment in US funds.The said funds represent certain percentage of the contract value executed on behalf of my Ministry by a foreign contracting firm,which we the officials over-invoiced to the amount of US$18,300,000.00(Eighteen Million, Three Hundred Thousand UnitedStates Dollars) . Though the actual contract cost has been paid to the original contractor,leaving the excess balance unclaimed.The Government of the Republic of South Africa believe that private investment in general,and foreign direct investment in particular,are the real engines for sustainable economic development,for which reason it has continued to encourage investment in the key growth-oriented sector of Mining with sincere determination to pay foreign contractors all debts owed to them,so as to continue to enjoy close relationship,and a mutually beneficial co-operation with foreign governments and non-governmental financial agencies. As a result we included our bills for approvals with the co-operation of some officials at the Department of Finance and the Reserve Bank of South Africa (RBSA).We are seeking your assistance to be the beneficiary of the unclaimed funds, since we are not allowed to operate a foreign account. The changing of beneficiary's information/details and other forms of documentation upon application for claim to reflect the contract money and its approvals will be secured on behalf of your company or your good self.I have the authority of my colleagues involved to propose that, should you be willing to assist us in this transaction your share as compensation will be 30% while my colleagues and I shall receive 60%, and the balance of 10% shall be used to reimburse all expenditures, taxes and miscellaneous expenses so incurred.It does not matter whether or not your company does contract projects of the nature described here. The assumption is that your company won the major contract and subcontracted it to other companies.More often than not, big trading companies and firms of unrelated fields win major contracts,and subcontract to more specialized firms for execution. This business itself is 100% safe, provided you treat it with utmost confidentiality. Also your Specialization is not a hindrance to the successful execution of this mutual beneficiary transaction. I have reposed my confidence in you and hope that you will not disappoint us.Kindly notify me by email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>for further details, upon your acceptance of this proposal. Your Sincerely, Engr.Idris Moha.


Europeans march against sexist violence
by EUobserverDemonstrations against domestic violence and other gender-based attacks were held in several European cities, such as Paris and Brussels, during the weekend ahead of the UN International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women on Monday. According to the European Commission, one in three women in the EU aged 15 or over has experienced physical and/or sexual violence, while one in two women has experienced sexual harassment.


Guard Cadmon:
I appreciate your interest, but the Ketra Orcs are some dangerous characters! You wouldn't stand a chance against them!
(Only a character of level 74 or above may undertake this quest.)


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Stop running!   You are more than a conqueror! You were born to win! Instead of throwing in the towel every time you are challenged, it is time to step up to the plate and defeat what has been defeating you.
As believers, I believe we often forget that the power of God has been made available to us in our daily lives. Much like Paul in 2 Corinthians 12:9-10, we try to avoid dealing with challenges that come our way. When we are not avoiding them, we try to play God in our own lives and do it all in our own strength.
Our salvation is not based on our works, but on our believing! It is all through faith. Remember upon the finished work of the cross, the Grace and Power of God was made available to you and me as we accepted the sacrifice of Jesus. IT IS FINISHED! When He uttered those 3 words on the cross it gave us access to that Grace and Power. What good news!
Again, we find Paul asking God each time to take away his weaknesses, his frailties, his mess-ups, only for God to respond; “My grace is all you need. My power works best in weakness.” This would have angered many of us. We want to be free instantly.
Take a look at Titus 2:11-12 (AMP) “For the grace of God (His unmerited favor and blessing) has come forward (appeared) for the deliverance from sin and the eternal salvation for all mankind. 12 It has trained us to reject and renounce all ungodliness and worldly (passionate) desires, to live discreet (temperate, self-controlled), upright, devout (spiritually whole) lives in this present world.” His Grace is Power! It instructs us, equips us and empowers us
It is by the grace of God that we are destined to conquer, destined to win. It is not by our own might, nor by our own power, but by the Spirit of Almighty God. Take a lesson from Paul today and be a winner! From this point on, learn to boast in your weaknesses and allow His Grace and Power to be manifested in your life.
Father, forgive us for running from our challenges. I pray that we will begin to face every obstacle head on knowing and trusting that you have already equipped us with the Grace and Power needed to overcome every obstacle in Jesus Mighty Name Amen.
What are you afraid of?
Are you ready to embrace those fears and allow the power of God to be made known in your life? Do you realize the need to deal with your fears before moving forward?
Reaching for the Stars
As we got further and further away, it [the Earth] diminished in size. Finally it shrank to the size of a marble, the most beautiful you can imagine. That beautiful, warm, living object looked so fragile, so delicate, that if you touched it with a finger it would crumble and fall apart. Seeing this has to change a man.
Space, the final frontier. These are the voyages of the Starship Enterprise. Its five-year mission: to explore strange new worlds, to seek out new life and new civilizations, to boldly go where no man has gone before.
As I stand out here in the wonders of the unknown at Hadley, I sort of realize there’s a fundamental truth to our nature, Man must explore, and this is exploration at its greatest.
Placeholder text by Space Ipsum. Photographs by NASA on The Commons.


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The High School experience is all about involvement and time management. There are many things to remember. In 9th grade, you need to remember to be yourself, join clubs and sports, and maintain good grades. In 10th grade, you need to remember to prepare for the SAT and ACT, keep involvement in clubs and sports, take advanced classes and incorporate time management. In 11th grade, you need to remember to study for the SAT and ACT, plan for recommendation letters, apply for scholarships and summer programs, finalize community hours, and start college essays.In 12th grade, you need to rememberdeadlines for college applications, applying for scholarships, and have fun in the last year of high school!


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Ok, many people have visited my site in the past several months searching for info on Lombard support in Tiger. This is because I posted earlier about my running the WWDC version of Tiger successfully on my PowerBook G3 Lombard. Until now, the Lombard has been supported by each release of Mac OS X. In fact, the performance seemed to improve over each release. Naturally, Lombard users want to take advantage of the new features found in Tiger. Unfortunately, I am sad to report that the installer would not allow me to install on my Lombard, explaining that it was not a supported machine.
I cannot explain specifically why Apple chose to cut out the Lombard in Tiger. I doubt that Firewire hardware itself is technically necessary to run Tiger. Many Lombard users may not have the DVD drive, or have the 333Mhz version which is arguably long in tooth now, but many of us are still using quite solid 400Mhz machines (or 466Mhz in my case). Again, I cannot say exactly why Tiger does not officially support the Lombard, but perhaps it is best. Ever since installing Gentoo PPC on my Lombard, I have thoroughly enjoyed the performance boost. Panther is of course still a very fine OS, as well. I expect it will be well supported for some time to come.
In the meantime, someone may find a way to trick the installer into installing on the Lombard. (Someone always does) And when they do, I will be interested in reading about it.
I do hope this helps the Lombard users out there who had been wondering about this.
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I just received the SCSI Ethernet adapter I ordered using eBay. It is a Dayna SCSI Pocket/Link and I’m very excited about it! It is powered via ADB and comes with an innovative cable that can connect to DB-25 SCSI or HDI-30, meaning I can use it either on my old Mac Classic or on my PowerBook 165c. I haven’t gotten the drivers installed and working yet, but I’m very anxious to do so. Just another way of connecting my old Macs to my network and keeping them useful. ;)
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First of all, let me say that I have not been posting very frequently because of the recent move and all the unpacking and other work involved with that. I’ve gotten a lot done on the new house and my wiring job looks great! I have wired 9 Cat5e connections throughout the house and patched them in to a nice panel in the basement. It’s a nice project.
I’ve made a little bit more progress working on my goal of having a fully-functional computer museum/lab set up at home. I’m trying to make my really old Macs a bit more useful by networking them with the rest of my machines. Some of the oldest Macs do not have Ethernet, but only Localtalk networking available. By installing the Localtalk Bridge control panel on my fastest 68k Mac, I was able to get my Mac Classic to communicate with my Linux server running netatalk using a Localtalk cable connected via printer ports on the two Macs.
My next step is to install NetBSD on my IIsi and set up macipgw so that I can route MacIP to my Classic over Localtalk. That’ll be exciting! I’ll keep you posted.
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I just wanted to take a moment and plug our realtor. For those of you who don’t know, my wife and I just bought a house near White House, TN, just North of Nashville. Steve Wright of Love and Yount Realty was exceptionally helpful throughout the entire process and continues to be involved now more than a week after closing. We just don’t have enough good things to say about him, so we recommend that if you are looking for a realtor in this area, Steve is your man. You can visit his website to learn more or go ahead and email him.
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Jolene and I took a picnic lunch and drove down to the Natchez Trace Parkway last Sabbath. It was a beautiful day (though perhaps a bit chilly) and we had been meaning to see what the Natchez Trace was like. We drove through historic Franklin and Leiper’s Fork to get to the parkway. We didn’t travel too far south on the parkway, just to the Garrison Creek area. The dogs played while we ate our lunch and when we were done, we hit the trail. The hiking trail was quite enjoyable with some beautiful views. There were several creek crossings and the dogs just loved it.
The thing that was perhaps the most impressive, however, was the parkway itself. It was one of the most scenic drives I’ve taken. The parkway is fairly unique in that it remains mostly isolated from the roadways around it. There were only a few exits we saw in the 30 or so miles of it we traveled to the northern terminus in Nashville. We should be posting some pictures on our website shortly.
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Cultural Anthropology
What Cultural Anthropologists Do
Cultural anthropologists study how people who share a common cultural system organize and shape the physical and social world around them, and are in turn shaped by those ideas, behaviors, and physical environments. Cultural anthropology is
hallmarked by the concept of culture itself.
The Importance of Cultural Anthropology
Social anthropology plays a central role in an era when global understanding and recognition of diverse ways of seeing the world are of critical social, political and economic importance. Social anthropology uses practical methods to investigate
philosophical problems about the nature of human life in society.
Today there are four main career paths for anthropology graduates:
- Academic Careers; on campuses, in departments of anthropology, and in research laboratories, anthropologists teach and conduct research. They spend a great deal of time preparing for classes, writing lectures, grading papers, working with
individual students, composing scholarly articles, and writing books. Academic Careers
On campuses, in departments of anthropology, and in research laboratories, anthropologists teach and conduct research. They spend a great deal of time preparing for classes, writing lectures, grading papers, working with individual students,
composing scholarly articles, and writing books.
- Corporate and Business Careers; many corporations look explicitly for anthropologists, recognizing the utility of their perspective on a corporate team. A corporate anthropologist working in market research might conduct targeted focus groups
to examine consumer preference patterns not readily apparent through statistical or survey methods. These anthropologists use their research skills to talk to consumers and users of technology to find out how products and services could be
improved to better meet the needs of consumers.
- Government Careers; state and local governmental organizations use anthropologists in planning, research and managerial capacities. Contract archaeology is a growing occupation with state and federal legislative mandates to assess cultural
resources affected by government funded projects. Forensic anthropologists, in careers glamorized by Hollywood and popular novels, not only work with police departments to help identify mysterious or unknown remains but also work in university
and museum settings. The federal government is one of the largest employers of anthropologists outside of academia. Possible career paths include: international development, cultural resource management, the legislative branch, forensic and
physical anthropology, natural resource management, and defense and security sectors.
- Non-profit and Community-based Careers; non-governmental organizations, such as international health organizations and development banks employ anthropologists to help design and implement a wide variety of programs. However, these aren't the
only opportunities available. Many anthropologists work in local, community-based settings for non-profit agencies. Sometimes, they work through community-based research organizations like the Institute for Community Research. Other times, they
might work for established
organizations in a community like the YMCA, local schools, or environmental organizations.


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A promise is an object that lets you wait for a value to be delivered to it.
Deliver a value.
# File lib/thread/promise.rb, line 30 def deliver(value) return self if delivered? @mutex.synchronize { @value = value cond.broadcast if cond? } self end
Check if a value has been delivered.
# File lib/thread/promise.rb, line 21 def delivered? @mutex.synchronize { instance_variable_defined? :@value } end
Get the value that’s been delivered, if none has been delivered yet the call will block until one is delivered.
An optional timeout can be passed which will return nil if nothing has been delivered.
# File lib/thread/promise.rb, line 49 def value(timeout = nil) return @value if delivered? @mutex.synchronize { cond.wait(@mutex, *timeout) } return @value if delivered? end
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Shows how to combine different event delegated tooltips into a single instance, by customizing the items and content options.
We realize you may want to interact with the map tooltips. This is a planned feature for a future version.