About Me
I am very passionate about electronics, particularly embedded systems.
I studied computer engineering and work with basic ARM processors and FPGA's in my free time,
I also have education in 3D modeling and enjoy working with 3D printing and other robotic systems.
I am currently in my first year of Utah State University's Master's of Engineering in Computer Engineering.
I am specifically emphasizing in embedded systems, VLSI design, and Computer Architecture.
I enjoy learning new programming concepts and creating new capabilities for electronic systems.
Work Experience
| United States Air Force |
Electrical Engineer |
| August 2020 - Present |
I created software implementations of communication protocols occasionally designing hardware adapters when needed.
I also reverse engineered data captures to analyze protocols |
| Brigham Young University Idaho |
Digital Systems TA |
| April 2019 - July 2020 |
I helped create a constructive learning environment for students to help them learn the basics of
Digital System Design using FPGA design with Verilog |
| United States Air Force |
Computer Engineer Intern |
| January 2020 - April 2020 |
I researched internet protocols and how they could be implemented in a customized environment.
I also reverse engineered circuitry and gave constructive design feedback. |
Education
| Utah State University |
M.E. Computer Engineering |
| September 2021 - Present |
I am actively pursuing a Master's degree in Computer Engineering with emphasis on
Embedded Systems, VLSI Design, and Computer Architecture |
| Brigham Young University Idaho |
B.S Computer Engineering |
| September 2018 - July 2020 |
I graduated Summa Cum Laude emphasizing in embedded systems and FPGA programming.
I also participated in my BYUI branch of the Tau Beta Pi National Engineering Honors Society.
I was very dedicated to my classes but also found time to participate in
Ballroom Dance and other campus activities. |
Volunteer Experience
| Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints |
Missionary |
| May 2016 - May 2018 |
I lived in various cities in Uruguay, sharing my religious beliefs with others to help them and
their families find greater happiness. I also did community service projects regularly and developed
great communication skills. I enjoyed my service there and appreciated the cultural and other
experiences that I had. I found meeting new people, learning a new language, and sharing life
experiences to be one of the most rewarding times of my life. |
| May 2018 - Present |
I also regularly participate in my local religious group fulfilling a variety or roles at various times including
helping religious leaders organize activities and meetings and teaching adult and children classes |
Skills
Programming Languages
- Verilog / System Verilog
- C/C++
- C#
- JavaScript
- Java
- Python
- x86 Assembly
CAD and CAS Programs
- Cadence Encounter
- Synopsis
- SolidWorks
- Fusion 360
- AutoCAD
- LTSpice
- Mathematica
- MatLab
Communication
- Spanish
- Public Speaking
- Teaching
- Group Coordination


Lady price dimension
Video that shows the friendly connivance between the Police and the fascist groups by the “Unit of Spain”.
Policía fuera de servicio
Spanish policemen beasts beating journalists yesterday in another day of brutal repression
Some of the police violence against demonstrators, journalists and passers-by in #Catalonia in past 5 days
Police in riot gear fired rubber bullets, and used batons and police vans to disperse a few hundred young protesters


| DOSE: |
15 g |
oral |
Nutmeg |
(ground / crushed) |
This is my account of ingesting a good deal of Nutmeg and having nothing (yes, nothing) extraordinary happen.
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Tuesday, July 15, 2003
12:44am - I took a fuckload of Nutmeg, what I would guess was about 15 grams or so, and threw it in a smoothie I made out of Ice Cream and Milk. The texture of it completely faded. I ate most of it, but there was a lot of nutmeg goop stuck on the sides and bottom which I didn't finish. For that reason, I have no idea how much nutmeg I actually took.
1:13am - I just got out of the shower and I begin to prepare for a long night waiting for the first sign of effects to kick in. Nothing yet. Not even the slightest hint of nausea; however, I did just have my frist nutmeg burp. I'll report back in an hour or sooner.
1:45am - I laid down to read, and over time I began to feel slight senations in my stomach that lean towards unpleasantness. It's nothing unbearable... yet. I'll go back to reading for now.
2:11am - I'm starting to think that the stomach 'sensation' I was feeling earlier was my imagination, as it's all but gone now. It may not be though. Who knows. This will most definitely be the first time I ingest a drug and have to wait more than two hours for even it's initial effects to take hold.
2:42am - Still nothing. I'm going to look up some Nutmeg trip reports and see what majority of them waited this long for the slightest sign of the drug.
2:56am - I've been reading some reports, and I'm pretty sure this is more than normal. Actually, I knew it was when I ingested. It's just that the first time I used Nutmeg nothing happened. I chock it up to not taking enough, but this isn't fresh nutmeg. It's pretty old and was in my kitchen for a long time before I decided to use it. I don't know if that has anything to do with the trip. I think I'm just getting anxious. I guess it's understandable when you have to wait up to 4 to 5 hours for the effects of a supposedly really intense hallucinogen. Also, based on the color of my poo, I would guess the Nutmeg is doing what it's supposed to in my body. I may scoff at this tommorow, but I think the worst side effect Nutmeg causes is severe anxiousness while waiting for the effects to kick in.
3:22am - Weird, my pupils seem to be constricting rather than opening up. Still, no 'real' effects yet. I won't update anymore until or if I notice anything 'real.'
5:44am - I sat down to watch a movie and some pretty bad nausea started to overwhelm me, so I just layed down and sat still. It's passed now, for the most part. It's been a solid 5 hours since ingestion and not one single positive effect. Even the negative effects weren't supernatural as the horror stories say. I bet if I ate 15 grams of any spice I would trip this hard.
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This was the second time in which I've done nutmeg yielding nothing worthwhile or by any means 'psycehdelic.' I understand many people have tripped on Nutmeg, but for some reason or another it does not work for me. Lately I've been curious to know if anyone else has experienced anything like this.
It seems that I'm on a streak for this kind of thing. A few months back I tried Dramamine (Dimenhydrinate) twice, both times yielding no results. All the drug did was make me immensely tired. Nutmeg is the second drug that seems to not affect me. I have successfully used mushrooms, dxm, and the datura seedpods, so I do HAVE the ability to trip. heh.
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.


- 1 1/2 cups milk
- 1/2 cup mascarpone
- 1/2 tsp pink salt
- 1 lb Black Mission Figs
- 1/2 cup brown sugar
- 2-4 tbsp water
- 1 1/2 cups heavy cream
1/3 granulated sugar2 egg yolks- 1 lemon, juice
- 2 tbsp tarter
- 1 cup honey roasted pecans, roughly
chopped
THE BEST FOOD BLOD ON THE WEB
POSTED ON 15 DEC 2013 / DESSERTS
For the fig-swirl: Melt butter over medium heat in a saucepan. Add brown sugar and stire to dissolve. Halve all of the figs and toss in the saucepan with water and lemon juice. Cook over medium heat, stirring frequently, until you have a chunky-jammy mixture. Add salt with one or two stirs, set aside and let cool completely.
Ice cream: In a small pot over medium heat, combine milk, and granulated sugar until sugar is completely dissolved and the milk is just barely lukewarm. Whisk in the egg yolks. Set mixture in the fridge and wait until the fig mixture is cooled.
Using an ice cream machine, pour liquids into the frozen basin and process according to manufacturer instructions, i.e., let spin and thicken for 20 minutes before adding mascarpone, fig jam mixture, and the nuts. Continues to process for +/- 10 minutes. Pour semi-frozen mixture into a pyrex dish or glass tupperware. Freeze for at least two hours before serving.
Food enthusiast, photography fan. Add a ounch of raw foodism and that's pretty much who I am.


Import
To import data from another website (like a netbank), you can do
this (well, not guaranteed to work with any website...):
- Add this link to your bookmarks:
- Go to your netbank site, open your list of transactions. Then click on the bookmark and follow the instructions.
- Copy the exported code here:
- Press .


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class ValidationListenersHelper : ValidationListeners
An implementation class for the ValidationListeners interface. Contains override interface methods and setter methods which we give body to call in the implemented methods.
ValidationListenersHelper()
An implementation class for the ValidationListeners interface. Contains override interface methods and setter methods which we give body to call in the implemented methods. |
fun onAttributeMissing(parentElement: String, attributeName: String): Unit
Method for informing when attribute are missing. |
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fun onManifestMissing(): Unit
Method for handling Manifest element missing. |
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fun onMetadataMissing(): Unit
Method for handling Metadata element missing. |
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fun onSpineMissing(): Unit
Method for handling Spine element missing. |
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fun onTableOfContentsMissing(): Unit
Method for handling table of contents element missing. |
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fun setOnAttributeMissing(attributeMissing: OnAttributeMissingListener): Unit
A setter method that gives the body to call in the overridden onAttributeMissing method. |
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fun setOnManifestMissing(manifestMissing: OnElementMissingListener): Unit
A setter method that gives the body to call in the overridden onManifestMissing method. |
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fun setOnMetadataMissing(metadataMissing: OnElementMissingListener): Unit
A setter method that gives the body to call in the overridden onMetadataMissing method. |
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fun setOnSpineMissing(spineMissing: OnElementMissingListener): Unit
A setter method that gives the body to call in the overridden onSpineMissing method. |
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fun setOnTableOfContentsMissing(tableOfContentsMissing: OnElementMissingListener): Unit
A setter method that gives the body to call in the overridden onTableOfContentsMissing method. |


by Greg Hemphill ★ @hemphill
The Web Accessibility Initiative of the W3C
Strategies, guidelines, & resources to make the Web accessible to people with disabilities
Tends to answer the question “What should we be doing?”
Tends to answer the question “How do we accomplish it?”
Accessible Rich Internet Applications
ARIA is a gap-filler for HTML semantics. It is used when semantic elements in HTML fall short of providing contextual meaning.
It is preferred to find a semantic way to use HTML over ARIA elements, but ARIA is there when HTML falls short.
role
attributearia-
prefixed attributesAn ARIA pre-determined list of roles
role
attribute makes the element's context obvious to assistive technologies
Increases navigation, and other functionality for each role

content here...

content here...

message goes here...

Aid assistive technology in navigating the page.
application
banner
complementary
contentinfo
form
main
navigation
search
Landmark Role
role="application"
“A region declared as a web application, as opposed to a web document.”
The main function of the application role is to allow your app to use custom shortcut keys.
If your page is only using the brower's default shorcuts, then avoid using the application role.
Landmark Role
role="banner"
“A region that contains mostly site-oriented content, rather than page-specific content.”
“Site-oriented content typically includes things such as the logo or identity of the site sponsor, and site-specific search tool. A banner usually appears at the top of the page and typically spans the full width.”

The Grocery Website Specialists

Landmark Role
role="complementary"
“A supporting section of the document, designed to be complementary to the main content at a similar level in the DOM hierarchy, but remains meaningful when separated from the main content.”

Weekly Ad

Ad item 1

Ad item 1

Weekly Ad

Shopping list item 1

Shopping list item 2

Landmark Role
role="contentinfo"
“A large perceivable region that contains information about the parent document.”
“Examples of information included in this region of the page are copyrights and links to privacy statements.”

© 2016 Webstop.com, Inc. All Rights Reserved

Privacy Policy

Landmark Role
role="form"
<form>
“A landmark region that contains a collection of items and objects that, as a whole, combine to create a form.”
<form>
tagsLandmark Role
role="main"

“The main content of a document.”
“This marks the content that is directly related to or expands upon the central topic of the document.”
“The main role is a non-obtrusive alternative for "skip to main content" links, where the navigation option to go to the main content.”

Weekly Ad

Ad item 1

Ad item 1

Landmark Role
role="navigation"

“A collection of navigational elements (usually links) for navigating the document or related documents.”

Home

Recipes

Landmark Role
role="search"
“A landmark region that contains a collection of items and objects that, as a whole, combine to create a search facility.”
<form role="search">
Site Search
<input type="search" name="site-search">
<button type="submit">Search</button>
</form>
application
banner
complementary
contentinfo
form
main
navigation
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<!doctype html>

<title>Title of your page</title>
<meta charset="utf-8">
<meta name="description" content="description of your page">

Title of your web site

Home

Recipes

Contact Us

<form role="search">
<input type="search" placeholder="Site Search">
<button type="submit">Search</button>
</form>

Main content & page title

Awesome content here

Sidebar

Complementary content

Footer

Information about the site and page

© 2016 Webstop All Rights Reserved

Privacy Policy

by Greg Hemphill ★ @hemphill


--- layout: post title: Amazing Finish in the Men’s 10,000m at the 2011 Daegu World Champs date: 2011-08-28 19:40:32.000000000 +01:00 tags: - race - athletics - 10000m - World Championships type: post published: true ---
I watched this live this morning on the BBC and must say I was on the edge of my seat. This was probably the most gripping 10,000m race I've watched and oh so close for Mo Farah. I think if he leaves his kick until 400m to go (instead of about 500m in this race) he'll get the Olympic gold.
Pete Larson makes an interesting observation about the stride rate too...
During the final straightaway to the finish, if you start when the race time is at 27:04.5, Jeilan takes 32.5 steps over about 9 seconds to the finish line, for a cadence of 216.67 steps/min. Over the same distance, Farah takes 31.5 steps in about 9.3 seconds, for a cadence of 203.23 steps/min. What this suggests is that Jeilan was able to ramp up his turnover during the final stretch to catch up to and pass Mo Farah just before the finish line, whereas Farah’s turnover remained consistent. The one additional step gained by Jeilan by ramping his turnover up was enough for the win!
My money is on Mo Farah for the Olympic Gold in 2012. I'm not putting it on one of my birth-countrymen - the Saffer got lapped!!


GroupBox QML Type
GroupBox provides a group box frame with a title. More...
| Import Statement: | import QtQuick.Controls 1.4 |
| Since: | Qt 5.1 |
| Inherits: |
Properties
- checkable : bool
- checked : bool
- contentItem : Item
- flat : bool
- title : string
Detailed Description
A group box provides a frame, a title on top and displays various other controls inside itself. Group boxes can also be checkable.
Child controls in checkable group boxes are enabled or disabled depending on whether or not the group box is checked.
You can minimize the space consumption of a group box by enabling the flat property. In most styles, enabling this property results in the removal of the left, right and bottom edges of the frame.
To add content to a group box, you can reparent it to its contentItem property.
The implicit size of the GroupBox is calculated based on the size of its content. If you want to anchor items inside the group box, you must specify an explicit width and height on the GroupBox itself.
The following example shows how we use a GroupBox:
GroupBox { title: "Joining for?" Column { spacing: 10 CheckBox { text: "Breakfast" checked: true } CheckBox { text: "Lunch" checked: false } CheckBox { text: "Dinner" checked: true } } }
See also CheckBox, RadioButton, and Layout.
Property Documentation
This property holds whether the group box has a checkbox in its title.
If this property is true, the group box displays its title using a checkbox in place of an ordinary label. If the checkbox is checked, the group box's children are enabled; otherwise, they are disabled and inaccessible.
By default, group boxes are not checkable.
This property holds whether the group box is checked.
If the group box is checkable, it is displayed with a check box. If the check box is checked, the group box's children are enabled; otherwise, the children are disabled and are inaccessible to the user.
By default, checkable group boxes are also checked.
[read-only] contentItem : Item |
This property holds the content Item of the group box.
Items declared as children of a GroupBox are automatically parented to the GroupBox's contentItem. Items created dynamically need to be explicitly parented to the contentItem:
Note: The implicit size of the GroupBox is calculated based on the size of its content. If you want to anchor items inside the group box, you must specify an explicit width and height on the GroupBox itself.
This property holds whether the group box is painted flat or has a frame.
A group box usually consists of a surrounding frame with a title at the top. If this property is enabled, only the top part of the frame is drawn in most styles; otherwise, the whole frame is drawn.
By default, this property is disabled, so group boxes are not flat unless explicitly specified.
Note: In some styles, flat and non-flat group boxes have similar representations and may not be as distinguishable as they are in other styles.


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Class Summary |
| AllContentModel |
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| CMAny |
Content model any node. |
| CMBinOp |
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| CMLeaf |
Content model leaf node. |
| CMNode |
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| CMUniOp |
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| ContentLeafNameTypeVector |
A light-weight class that stored the leaf names and types from a DFAContentModel |
| DFAContentModel |
DFAContentModel is the derivative of ContentModel that does
all of the non-trivial element content validation. |
| ElementWildcard |
ElementWildcard is used to check whether two element declarations conflict |
| Grammar |
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| GrammarResolverImpl |
This class embodies the representation of a Schema Grammar
pool. |
| InsertableElementsInfo |
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InsertableElementsInfo is a simple 'data packet' class that is used to
get information into and out of the validator APIs that allow you to ask
what kind of elements can be inserted into a particular place in an
element's content model. |
| MixedContentModel |
MixedContentModel is a derivative of the abstract content model base
class that handles the special case of mixed model elements. |
| SimpleContentModel |
SimpleContentModel is a derivative of the abstract content model base
class that handles a small set of simple content models that are just
way overkill to give the DFA treatment. |
| XMLAttributeDecl |
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| XMLElementDecl |
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| XMLValidator |
This class is the super all-in-one validator used by the parser. |
| XMLValidator.OrderedHashtable.Entry |
Hashtable entry. |
| XMLValidator.XPathMatcherStack |
Stack of XPath matchers for identity constraints. |


Preamble
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If you don't have said authorisation, you should refer to the proper authority for more information on the matter.
I am only providing a generic tool, you are the one who decides what you do with it and that take the responsability of using it !
No data is sent over the internet while using this tool as everything is done inside of your browser using JavaScript.
However, for legal reason, you should refrain from using this tool if your file contains sensitive informations unless you have received authorization from the appropriate authorities to avoid any potential legal issue on your side.
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What I do
"Traditional software development is based on the closed-world
assumption that the
boundary between system and environment is known and unchanging. However, this
assumption no longer works within today’s unpredictable open-world settings, which
demand techniques that let software react to changes by self-organizing its structure
and self-adapting its behavior."
Luciano Baresi, Elisabetta Di Nitto,
Carlo Ghezzi: Toward Open-World Software: Issue and Challenges. IEEE Computer 39(10):
36-43 (2006)
Sharing this vision, I mainly work on three main challenges.
First, to increase software resilience, you have to make software
variants usable, to change
from one variant to another, and particularly, to tolerate these changes unexpectedly.
I'm interested in the intricate details of handling dynamic software reconfigurations (e.g.,
quiescence, component decoupling)
at both the component and architectural levels. I've mostly focused on dynamism in distributed
component-based frameworks like
Kevoree and the use of model-driven engineering techniques
at runtime also nammed (models@runtime).
As a second challenge, you have to model software variation points
and handle variability modeling issues. For this challenge I work on the common variability
language initiative and I try ;) to contribute to the Familiar project.
As a third challenge, I work to adapt model-driven engineering to
this open-world assumption. Indeed, the closed world assumption is adopted by many modelling
framework such as the Ecore defacto standard language since complete control of information
about the modeled software systems is a strong requirement. . To work on that, I work within the
K3 framework and try to support unespected
change and variation point in the language design.


While I don’t particularly care what our politicians are lying about, it’s nice to keep up with the news a bit to somewhat understand what your drunk MAGA uncle is complaining about. Scrolling through social media especially makes me a bit uncomfortable seeing how many people treat politics as a game.  There are a few telltale signs and mannerisms to determine someone’s ideology online. Now I know what you’re thinking: “Gee man isn’t stereotyping kinda bad?” Rest assured, this is only generalizing.


Iterating over data structures is something that we have had to do a lot, and when dealing with multiple languages it's handy to have a one-stop-shop for the different ways to iterate and access data in different structures
| Iterating Over Arrays in Ruby |
| One of the most common methods used to iterate over structures in Ruby is the each method: |
| array.each do |x| array.reverse end |
| This takes each element in the array assigns it a placeholder of 'x', and then executes the block in the each method. In this instance, it is taking every element in the array and reversing it. |
| Iterating Over Hashes in Ruby |
| Just like arrays, Hashes have an each method as well that allows us to manipulate both the key and the value in an hash |
| hash.each do |k, v| k.upcase v.downcase end |
| This takes each key in the hash and gives it a placeholder 'k', and then takes each key's values and gives them a placeholder 'v'. It then executes the block of code on the key, value or both. |
When using the each method, you can either put the block of code on one sinlge line, or use multiple lines like above. If you use one line, you can place everything inside curly braces like: array.each {|x| x.upcase}
Another common way to iterate is to use the map/map! methods. These methods take the elements in the original array and copies them into a new array. The destructive version of the map method, map!, takes those elements and replaces the original array.
| Iterating over an Array in JavaScript |
| Javascript doesn't have a built in function like Ruby, so iterating over arrays takes a little more effort, but here is an effective way to do it |
| while(i=0; i < array.length; i++){ array[i].reverse(); } |
| This uses a counter to go through each element in the array, and for each element it adds 1 to the counter. It will continue going through the array as long as the counter, 'i', is less than the array length. |
| JavaScript also has objects, that resemble Ruby hashes in that they have properties and values. The properties and values of objects can be accessed, regardless of how nested the properties are. |
| friends = { Jim: {age: 26, school: "OU"}, Steve: {age: 30, school: "OSU"}, "Kim": {age: 22, "school": "Tulsa"}, "Carla": {age: 25, "school": "ORU"} } |
| To access Steve's school using dot notation: friends.Steve.school To access Carla's school using bracket notation: friends["Carla"]["age"] |


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Reading Plan Generator
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Starts or switches to Help and displays the specified custom Help topic. Use HELP with custom Help files to create your own Help system, which can be used just like the built-in Microsoft Excel Help.
Syntax
HELP(help_ref)
Help_ref is a reference to a topic in a Help file, in the form "filename!topic_number".
Help_ref must be given as text.
Remarks
Microsoft Excel for Windows does not support the use of Help files in the text file format for custom Help.
In Microsoft Excel for the Macintosh, custom Help files are plain text files or text files with line breaks.
Tips
In Microsoft Excel for Windows, the following macro formula switches back to Microsoft Excel when Help is active:
APP.ACTIVATE()
The following macro formula closes Help when Help is active:
SEND.KEYS("%{F4}")
Examples
In Microsoft Excel for Windows, the following macro formula displays the Help topic numbered 101 in the file CUSTHELP.DOC. The Help window remains open if the user switches to another window or application.
HELP("CUSTHELP.DOC!101")
If the custom Help file is not in the current directory, specify the full path along with the name of the file. For example:
HELP("C:\EXCEL\CUSTHELP.DOC!101")
In Microsoft Excel for the Macintosh, the following macro formula displays the Help topic numbered 101 in the file CUSTOM HELP:
HELP("CUSTOM HELP!101")
If the custom Help file is not in the current folder, specify the full path along with the name of the file. For example:
HELP("HARD DISK:EXCEL:HELP:CUSTOM HELP!101")
Return to index


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The stability view shows comparison of test results with regard to previous nightly.
The color coding of the comparison:
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active
- PanDA job still running.
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- there is no previous test to compare with
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ok
- Athena and sub-steps of both current and previous tests are succeeded;
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warning
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warning_b
- Athena step of both tests succeeded, but the current test went further
i.e. at least one of sub-steps failed which is farther than failed sub-step of the previous nightly test;
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warning_w
- Athena step of both tests succeeded,
but at least one sub-step of the current test failed sooner than the failed sub-step of the previous nightly test;
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alert
- Athena step or PanDA job failed.


Catty: ...Being built was HIS idea somehow.
Having a corporeal form is pretty nifty. You can do stuff like walk and talk. Sometimes, however, you run into a problem: you have no body worth noting. Perhaps you're a robot who's been reduced to a Heart Drive, a ghost who has to possess someone, or an alien who luckily can regenerate From a Single Cell.
This is the trope you need if you have to construct your own body before the nifty stuff you plan to do can be done.
Unless the person bringing themselves back to life is also able to conjure up extra clothes to go with it, they very well might be Naked on Revival.
Compare and Contrast Clone by Conversion, Enemy Without, and Tulpa.
Examples:
- Ronin Warriors: Talpa had to (re)build his body during the series.
- Cell from Dragon Ball Z starts out with a powerful body, but is programmed to "perfect" it by absorbing Androids 17 and 18. He then becomes a case of From a Single Cell; he regrows his own head halfway through his fight with Goku, and survives self-destructing thanks to a tiny scrap of him remaining (which surprises even him).
- Monster Rancher had the first two seasons where Moo is trying to dig his body out of the ice while, conversely, the Heroes search for the Phoenix.
- In Inuyasha, an early Monster of the Week was a mask that wanted a body. The bad news: it caused its wearer to decay rapidly (as in, from human to crude oil in seconds.) Needless to say, it soon saw our hero in action and decided "There's a body that's tough enough."
- The Godhand from Berserk. Since they are not part of the physical plane and therefore have no physical bodies, they have to manifest through some material in order to make a presence in the physical world. But every 1000 years, they have the opportunity to reincarnate themselves into the physical world with a corporeal body. Femto does this at the very end of the Conviction arc, being reincarnated as Griffith again, but with the full powers of his Godhand form at his command.
- In Watchmen, after Dr. Osterman is disintegrated, he spends some time slowly learning how to use his new powers to reconstruct a physical body to inhabit. Downplayed in that he doesn't actually need a body; it's purely for the convenience of other human beings. If you destroy it completely, he can just make a new one. Since he already figured out how, he can do it almost instantly now.
- In X-Men Cassandra Nova appears to be Dr Xavier's Evil Twin. She's actually his Superpowered Evil Side that escaped before his birth and built itself a new body.
- Hardware: a Wetware CPU skull has a bit more life than previously imagined.
- Hellraiser: Frank Cotton built his body from a single drop of blood (and a few bystanders).
- Virus: An alien energy being uses machine and human parts to construct bodies for itself.
- Watchmen: In both the film and the original comic, Dr. Manhattan rebuilds his body from elementary particles following getting trapped in an Intrinsic Field Subtractor... twice.
- Ultron in Avengers: Age of Ultron uses a heavily damaged body of the Iron legion as his first physical form. After a short fight with the titular heroes, his body is destroyed and he sends his programming to a lab in Sokovia where he creates a proper body to take down the Avengers. He tries to create an even perfect body later, which instead gets stolen by the Avengers and used to create Vision instead... who is the reason they're able to defeat him.
- Ego from Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 originated as a Brain Monster floating in space and then spent millions of years constructing his planet body.
- The novelization of Solo says that L3 used to be a generic R2D2 style astromech droid until her owner forgot to replace her Restraining Bolt after cleaning her sensors. She used his workshop to build a bipedal body then increased her memory to hold star charts and download all known cases of droid freedom legal cases.
- Journey to the West: The monkey king started as a rock.
- Harry Potter: The Myth Arc of the first four Harry Potter books covers Voldemort's various attempts to take a physical form, and ultimately rebuild his own body, culminating in his confrontation with Harry in Goblet of Fire. Subsequent books cover his ascent to power.
- In the Star Trek Expanded Universe book of fan-submitted short stories, Strange New Worlds V, Commander Riker falls victim to a seed of Armus, which has been growing inside him for years and tries to pull a Grand Theft Me.
- In the Percy Jackson and the Olympians series, the good guys are trying to stop Kronos from rebuilding his body (which was torn to pieces long ago) and returning to the world.
- In Einsteins Bridge, The Hive have taken over several worlds by making tiny robots by light though tiny wormholes that builds into new Hive on that world.
- In the in-universe dwarven myths of Discworld, their creator Tak wrote himself before he could write the world and the laws.
- The Things from the Dungeon Dimensions are implicitly this. Nothing but an empty void on the inside, they attempt to construct bodies from what they observe of Discworld. Unfortunately their inexperience shows, as they don't always emulate living beings with their new bodies, and even then the features derived from living things don't always take after the freshly dead.
- While they start out with living forms, the elves and gods (Vala and Maia) of Tolkien's The Silmarillion must construct new bodies for themselves before they can interact with the world when their old ones are destroyed. Gandalf, Glorfindel, and Sauron (until he lost the ring) are notable examples of characters who resurrect themselves in this way.
- The Master in the new Doctor Who "The End of Time".
- In Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles, the heroes discovered that Skynet was sending Terminators back in time to ensure Skynet's creation.
- In Kamen Rider ZO, Doras was initially seen as a small sphere who absorbed various metal objects around him in order to take on his monster form.
- In Kamen Rider Double, the T-Rex Dopant is a head with legs until pulling in all manner of objects to form into a massive dinosaur.
- Power Rangers S.P.D.:
- Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue: Though gaining a new body wasn't her main goal, Queen Bansheera was still sealed away and when brought into this world, her body was incomplete because the ceremony was interrupted. She spent much of the series as a face in a barely mobile chunk of rock until she absorbed one of her generals to complete her transformation. Just one of many Bad Boss moves that would lead to Diabolico's defection.
- In Lexx, His Divine Shadow was the essence of the last Insect. He body surfed through different human hosts to establish the Divine Order, all the while feeding and nurturing his dormant original body. At the end of the first season, he feeds the entire population of his empire to his original Insect body and reunites with it so he can wipe out what's left of humanity in the Light Universe. The fully healed and rested Insect is so powerful that even the Lexx's planet-destroying weapon can't hurt it.
- Savitar in The Flash (2014) is this due to a Stable Time Loop. It turns out that at some point in the future, the Flash creates 'time remnants' of himself to pull a Me's a Crowd against Savitar. Savitar kills all but one, who is able to survive and help Barry seal Savitar away in the Speed Force. That time remnant, out of jealousy for not being treated like the "real" Barry by his friends afterward, goes dark side, and becomes none other than Savitar, who would eventually end up traveling through time, becoming the enemy he was created to defeat!
- Brainiac's sentinels in Krypton arrive via interstellar distances in a egg like Drop Pod to evaluate a planet for collection with Puppeteer Parasite and Flunky Boss strategies even regenerating From a Single Cell to call Brainiac himself like a Hive Drone.
- Call of Cthulhu Dreamlands supplement, adventure "Pickman's Student". A proto Great Old One named Ghadamon spends the adventure slowly taking over the body of a human being so he can enter the waking world.
- In Exalted, The Fair Folk —eldritch maelstroms of passions from outside reality— must take an Assumption to enter Creation, lest they will be Calcified. Such form tend to be dramatic to the extreme: an indescribably beautiful lady, a towering man-beast monstrosity, or an artist whose performances moves hearts (and steals souls).
- Demons in Monte Cook's World of Darkness assemble bodies from inert materials when first arriving on Earth, though it doesn't show unless they're killed or projecting their minds: they're shapeshifters whose default forms are walking Brown Notes animated by eldritch energy.
- In Transformers mythology, Primus and Unicron made themselves planet-sized robotic bodies in order to better fight each other.
- Zelda II: The Adventure of Link: The baddies are planning to resurrect Ganon... using you as a sacrifice.
- Dr. Doppler of Mega Man X3 is revealed to have been corrupted by Sigma, who is now a computer virus, and being forced to build a new body for it to inhabit.
- Undertale: As mentioned in the page quote, Mettaton is supposedly a robot built by Alphys, but he seems to have his own personality and even turns against Alphys' plan to stop you from leaving the Underground. You can find enough clues to reveal that he is not actually an artificial being, but a ghost monster possessing a robot, and that Alphys helped him become famous with his Tin-Can Robot body, and later built his EX body at his request.
- Kid Radd: The Seer wanted to build a body in the real world so he could survive the destruction of the Internet and go on to destroy everything in the universe. He was defeated before this could happen.
- In The Order of the Stick, Xykon, being a lich has the ability to regenerate from his phylactery if his body is destroyed (which it is, at the end of the first arc). It takes a while, though.
- In Schlock Mercenary Petey is this to the evil Ob'enn. He went from a backup copy of the AI of a destroyed ship to being the nigh-omnipotent Fleetmind.
- Ben 10: Vilgax spent most of the first season in a tank regenerating.
- Jackie Chan Adventures: Shendu had to (re)build his body during the series.
- SWAT Kats: the episode known as Unlikely Alloys has a tiny repair robot balloon up to Very Humongous Mecha size after assimilating a lot of technology, then it's creator.
- Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1987): Krang is obsessed with getting his robot body working.
- Megatron spends the first season of Transformers Animated as a head attempting to build a new body. He eventually recovers the damaged-but-still intact original, and fully repairs himself using the stolen Allspark Key.
- X-Men: Evolution, Apocalypse.
- Superman: The Animated Series: The entity Karkull possessed a random thief, then transformed the daily planet building, and had his mook "children" possess daily planet employees in one episode.
- Gems from Steven Universe, as the name implies, are sapient gemstones. What appears to be their body is just a magical projection that has their stone embedded within. If the body is damaged sufficiently, it completely breaks down but leaves the gemstone, which creates a new body as soon as it can (and there will be small cosmetic differences.)


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speedify¶
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speedify.
SpeedifyAPIError
(error_code, error_type, error_message)[source]¶ Error thrown if speedify gave a bad json response.
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speedify.
set_cli
(new_cli_path)[source]¶ Change the path to the cli after importing the module. The path defaults to the cli’s default install location.
Parameters: new_cli_path (str) – Full path to speedify_cli.
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speedify.
connect
(server="")[source]¶ Tell Speedify to connect. Returns serverInformation if success, raises Speedify if unsuccessful. See show_servers() for the list of servers available.
Parameters: server (str) – Server to connect to. Returns: dict – JSON currentserver from speedify.
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speedify.
connect_closest
()[source]¶ Connects to the closest server
Returns: dict – JSON currentserver from speedify.
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speedify.
connect_public
()[source]¶ Connects to the closest public server
Returns: dict – JSON currentserver from speedify.
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speedify.
connect_private
()[source]¶ Connects to the closest private server
Returns: dict – JSON currentserver from speedify.
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speedify.
connect_p2p
()[source]¶ Connects to a server that allows p2p traffic
Returns: dict – JSON currentserver from speedify.
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speedify.
connect_country
(country='us')[source]¶ Connects to a server via the 2 letter country code See show_servers() for the list of servers available.
Parameters: country (str) – 2 letter country code. Returns: dict – JSON currentserver from speedify.
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speedify.
connect_last
()[source]¶ Connects to the last server
Returns: dict – JSON currentserver from speedify.
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speedify.
disconnect
()[source]¶ Disconnects. Waits for disconnect to complete
Returns: bool – TRUE if disconnect succeeded
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speedify.
connectmethod
(method, country="us", city=None, num=None)[source]¶ Sets the default connectmethod of closest,p2p,private or country (in which case country is required)
Parameters: - method (str) – The connect method.
- country (str) – 2 letter country code.
- city (str) – The city the server is located.
- num (int) – The server number.
Returns: dict – JSON connectmethod from speedify.
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speedify.
login
(user, password)[source]¶ Login. Returns a State. returns the state if succesful
Parameters: - user (str) – username
- password (str) – password
Returns: speedify.State – The speedify state enum.
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speedify.
logout
()[source]¶ logout. returns the state, desc=LOGGED_OUT is a success
Returns: speedify.State – The speedify state enum.
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speedify.
show_servers
()[source]¶ Returns all the servers, public and private
Returns: dict – JSON server list from speedify.
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speedify.
show_privacy
()[source]¶ Returns privacy settings
Returns: dict – dict – JSON privacy from speedify.
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speedify.
show_settings
()[source]¶ Returns current settings
Returns: dict – dict – JSON settings from speedify.
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speedify.
show_adapters
()[source]¶ Returns current adapters
Returns: dict – dict – JSON list of adapters from speedify.
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speedify.
show_currentserver
()[source]¶ Returns current server
Returns: dict – JSON currentserver from speedify.
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speedify.
show_user
()[source]¶ Returns current user
Returns: dict – JSON response from speedify.
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speedify.
show_connectmethod
()[source]¶ Returns the connectmethod related settings
Returns: JSON response from speedify.
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speedify.
show_state
()[source]¶ Returns the current state of Speedify (CONNECTED, CONNECTING, etc.)
Returns: speedify.State – The speedify state enum.
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speedify.
show_version
()[source]¶ Returns speedify version
Returns: dict – JSON version from speedify.
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speedify.
adapter_priority
(adapterID, priority=Priority.ALWAYS)[source]¶ Sets the priority on the adapter whose adapterID is provided (show_adapters is where you find the adapterIDs)
Parameters: - adapterID (str) – The interface adapterID
- priority (speedify.Priority) – The speedify priority
Returns: dict – JSON adapter response from speedify.
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speedify.
adapter_ratelimit
(adapterID, ratelimit=0)[source]¶ Sets the ratelimit in bps on the adapter whose adapterID is provided (show_adapters is where you find the adapterIDs)
Parameters: - adapterID (str) – The interface adapterID
- ratelimit (int) – The ratelimit in bps
Returns: dict – JSON adapter response from speedify.
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speedify.
adapter_datalimit_daily
(adapterID, limit=0)[source]¶ Sets the daily usage limit in bytes on the adapter whose adapterID is provided (show_adapters is where you find the adapterIDs)
Parameters: - adapterID (str) – The interface adapterID
- limit (int) – The daily usage limit, in bytes
Returns: dict – JSON adapter response from speedify
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speedify.
adapter_datalimit_monthly
(adapterID, limit=0, reset_day=0)[source]¶ Sets the monthly usage limit in bytes on the adapter whose adapterID is provided (show_adapters is where you find the adapterIDs)
Parameters: - adapterID (str) – The interface adapterID
- limit (int) – The monthly usage limit, in bytes
- reset_day – The day of the month to reset monthly usage (0-31)
Returns: dict – JSON adapter response from speedify.
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speedify.
adapter_resetusage
(adapterID)[source]¶ Resets all the stats on this adapter back to 0. Starts both daily and monthly limits over, if set.
Parameters: adapterID (str) – The interface adapterID Returns: dict – JSON adapter response from speedify.
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speedify.
ports
(tcpports=[], udpports=[])[source]¶ sets port forwarding. call with no arguments to unset all port forwarding
Parameters: - tcpports – List of tcp ports to forward on
- udpports – List of udp ports to forward on
Returns: dict – JSON settings from speedify
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speedify.
mode
(mode="speed")[source]¶ Set ‘redundant’ or ‘speed’ operation modes
Parameters: mode (str) – “redundant” or “speed” Returns: dict – JSON settings from speedify
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speedify.
encryption
(encrypt=True)[source]¶ Sets encryption on or off.
Parameters: encrypt (bool) – Encrypted on or off Returns: dict – JSON settings from speedify
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speedify.
jumbo
(mode=True)[source]¶ Sets jumbo MTU mode on or off.
Parameters: mode (bool) – Jumbo MTU on or off Returns: dict – JSON settings from speedify
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speedify.
packetaggregation
(mode=True)[source]¶ Sets packetaggregation mode on or off.
Parameters: mode (bool) – packetaggregation on or off Returns: dict – JSON settings from speedify
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speedify.
killswitch
(killswitch=False)[source]¶ sets killswitch on or off. (Windows only)
Parameters: killswitch (bool) – killswitch on or off Returns: dict – JSON privacy response from speedify
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speedify.
overflow
(speed_in_mbps=30.0)[source]¶ sets overflow threshold.
Parameters: speed_in_mbps (float) – Overflow threshold in mbps Returns: dict – JSON settings from speedify
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speedify.
dnsleak
(leak=False)[source]¶ sets dnsleak on or off. (Windows only)
Parameters: dnsleak (bool) – dnsleak on or off Returns: dict – JSON privacy response from speedify
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speedify.
crashreports
(report=True)[source]¶ sets crashreports on or off.
Parameters: report – crashreports on or off Returns: dict – JSON privacy response from speedify
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speedify.
startupconnect
(connect=True)[source]¶ sets whether to automatically connect on login.
Parameters: connect (bool) – Sets connect on startup on/off Returns: dict – JSON settings from speedify
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speedify.
speedtest
()[source]¶ Returns runs speed test returns final results. Will take around 30 seconds.
Returns: dict – JSON speedtest from speedify
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speedify.
transport
(transport='auto')[source]¶ Sets the transport mode (auto/tcp/udp).
Parameters: transport (str) – Sets the transport Returns: dict – JSON settings from speedify


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EZ
Rules
You must identify the XSS injection entrypoint in this website and exploit it.
You must call the
flag()
function with the proper parameters.
Tested on
Firefox
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Url
Url Input.
It supports the protocols: http
, https
const input = Input.create('myInput: url');
input.setValue('http://www.google.com');
Property Summary
| Property Name | Description | Defined by Default | Default Value |
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| maxContentSize | maximum file size of url's content in bytes | 5242880 (5mb) |
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| exists | checks if the url is valid | ||
| allowedExtensions | specific list of extensions for the input (this check is case insensitive) example: ['jpg', 'png'] |
All properties including the inherited ones can be listed via registeredPropertyNames
Method Summary
| Public Methods | ||
| public |
Returns the url extension (for instance: jpg) or empty string |
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Returns the headers |
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| public |
Returns the url protocol |
| Protected Methods | ||
| protected |
async _validation(at: null | number): Promise<*> Implements input's validations |
Inherited Summary
| From class Input | ||
| public static |
Creates an input instance. |
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Registers a new input type to the available inputs |
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registerProperty(inputClassOrRegisteredName: string | Input, name: string, initialValue: *) Registers a property for the input type (also available as |
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registeredInput(name: string): Input Returns the input type based on the registration name |
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Precision Farm Management.
We want to make it easier to manage farms by improving the way farmers are able to collect and use information. So, we're writing some simple, free, open-source mobile apps that sync across everyone on a farm through existing cloud services like Trello and Dropbox.
See how OpenATK can work on your farm.
You can join the mailing list, fork us on GitHub, read the docs, and watch progress on Trello.
There are many precision agriculture tools out there for measuring agriculture: yield, locations, seed population, etc. What is missing is the ability to manage agriculture: track planting progress, plan fall tillage, decide which fields to spray first, etc. Many existing management platforms require a farm to adapt their farm to software, rather than enabling them to use software that adapts to their farm.
Apps that Work
Spend time farming, not reading user manuals and typing away endlessly on that little phone keyboard. We design our apps from the farmer's perspective, minimizing the number of screens, clicks, swipes, and confusing messages that you have to deal with. Open the app, do what you need, then go right back to some real work.
Apps that Work Together
Each app is designed to work just fine by itself for a specific job. Use only the apps that help you, leave out the ones that might complicate things. The apps you decide to use will work together by sharing information among themselves where sharing makes sense.
Apps that Work with Everyone
If everyone on your farm has the same information when they need it, it is more likely to be correct and useful. Each of our apps synchronize everything securely between all the devices on a farm, so everyone has the same list of fields that need to be chiseled, the same list of fields to plant, etc.
Apps that Work Forever
It's hard to look at the past ten years of information for a field if your record keeping software company went out of business two years ago. We take a different approach: we store information in ways that you can use without the need for our apps. Planting dates are in spreadsheets, rocks to pick up are in a simple list on Trello.
Apps that Work Securely
No one but you should have access to your information. We store things in any cloud service that you already trust: Google Drive, Dropbox, Trello, etc. Each app can use any one of the existing cloud services that you may already use. Your information as private as the best cloud security can provide.
Look through the current apps to see if any might work for your farm. We're adding more all the time.
You can join the mailing list, fork us on GitHub, read the docs, and see the development roadmap on Trello. And, of course, you can always email us for more information.
Docs
Each app has its own development resources: functional specs, UI mockups, documentation, and code. Click on any app above to access its information.
Process and Design
Our development process starts with functional specifications. If you don't know what those are, here's Joel Spolsky to explain it.
Identify the types of users who will use the app (limit it to about 3 or so), give them names, and then provide user stories about how they might use the app in daily life. Then add in user interface mockups (Balsamiq works great) showing all the main screens a user will see. Here are some of our mockups for Tillage App and Rock App.
Then we'll start writing code, updating the functional specs as things change during development.
There are also shared libraries available on GitHub to ease the process of adapting your app to any particular cloud storage. When adapting an app to synchronize via the cloud, be sure to design the backend storage format to be human-readable outside your app if possible. Since users are welcome to manually change any backend data, be sure to make any parsers or data loaders as tolerant as possible.
Ideas for Apps
If you've got an idea for an app, a great place to start is by writing up a functional spec on Google Docs to tell us how you think the app might work and who you have in mind to use it. Send a link for it to the mailing list to get some feedback and convince the community to get it on the roadmap.
July 17, 2013
We're going live! We're all Android for now, but We've got our first three apps: Rock App, Tillage App, and Trello App. We also have a shared Trello library that handles synchronizing data between generic apps and Trello. There are many, many more things to do including:
We are actively seeking contributors for this project and ISOBlue, so if you like either the concept or any of our apps, please contact us for more information.
A special thanks for all our support this far:


Sixty-Two Personnel Dismissed In 2019- FRSC
by Oyindamola OlubajoNo fewer than sixty-two personnel of the Federal Road Safety Commission (FRSC) have been dismissed in 2019, over corruption allegations.
This was disclosed by the FRSC corps marshal, Boboye Oyeyemi, while speaking with newsmen in Abuja on Friday, November 22.
Oyeyemi said: “These consist of 14 officers and 48 marshals with several others receiving various degrees of punishment in accordance with the provisions of the FRSC regulations on discipline.”
Oyeyemi also added that the investigation of 172 officials was currently underway following collaboration with the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC) and the State Security Service (SSS).
Speaking on efforts to curb corruption among its officials, the corps marshal said: “I wish to use this opportunity to urge members of the public not to hesitate to report any wrongdoing by the FRSC personnel for proper disciplinary actions, as the corps will not condone bribery and corruption from any of its personnel,”


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essentially a long paper on the relationship between analog and digital, particularly in the light of goodman’s languages of art.
there isn’t really a distinction between analog and digital, according to nelson.
and von neumann said that the digital might be embedded in the analgo, and vice-versa. the “fineness” which results in digitality only happens by going through transient states.
the example of mount fuji as an analog (mark making as pictorial scheme, in which there is no syntactic or semantic differentiation—as opposed to scripts, or scores, for instance)
“a [symbol] scheme is syntactically dense if it provides for infinitely many characters so ordered that between each two there is a third.” -> infinitization and interminability. everything matters.
what Richard Wollheim calls the two-foldness of pictorial representation, its requirement that we attend both to the inscription (typically a flat painted surface) and to the projected correlate (such as a figured scene) in order fully to interpret the painting.
still, painting is mark by mark, that is: digital
discontinuous correlation: when symbols aren’t correlated in space or time (like it would be in an analog clock), but only in thought (like a digital clock which jumps from 11:59 to 12:00)
after the computational explosion, analog and digital aren’t so different anymore: the analog and digital modes are now wholly continuous (in an artistic “co-mingling” (Ludwig Seyfarth))
the difference now lies in the intent of the creator: what she’s taken to be dense and replete (or not) in the inscriptions of her preferred media
it used to be that the analog would constitute the artistic analogy, but now it is the digital
[BOOK] David Marr, Visions: A Computational Investigation into the Human Representation and Processing of Visual Information -cognition meets art history
digital analogy <-> analog digitality


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Dreamlanders
In our group there is four of us who are:
We are producing an internet page
to show what is happening in activity week.We are showing pictures from
the trip to Dreamland Margate on Monday the 22nd of june.
Play Park
Our project is based on a park with no mechanical machines in it. In our group we have:
So far we have made a swing, the
round-about, two benches, A table and the monkey bars. We have the pond
and the sand pit to do. We think that they should have a play park similar
to ours on the Dreamland site at Margate as there is not many kidies rides
at Dreamland.
Lunch Time
Our group decided to design a high energy, low in fat and nutritious packed lunch for 14 year old children. The lunch should be suitable for after the have been on rides etc. The people in our group are:
Dodgems
We are working in a group of two:
Our project was based on a school
trip to Dreamland Margate on Monday 22nd june. We were given a choice of
various ideas, we could develop including rides, promotional videos, posters,
packed lunches etc. We decided to base our project on the dodgems at Dreamland.
We had a slow start but finaly started to speed up as we got more productive
ideas. In two days we produced several designs and have begun the wooden
structure of our dodgem cart ready to produce a vacuum formed replica.
T-Shirts
In our group there is:
We are making t-shirts as promotional
adcertisment for Dreamland Margate.
Run Away Cake
In our group there is:
We are making a cake with a liquorish
railway track with a train on it.
Carrousel
In our group there is:
We are making a merry-go round with
horses. Stacey is making a poster to advertise the merry-go round and Amber
is making a box for it.
Brochure
There is only one person in this group who is
And he is creating a brochure to
advertise Dreamland Margate. The brochure will include alist of the rides
and their ratings etc.
Log Drop II
There is three people in this group who are:
They are making a real working water
flume, they got this idea from the log flume at Dreamland margate.
Childrens Slide
There is only one member to this group which is:
And he is making childrens slide
with a roaring dinosaur on top.
Log Flume
There is two people to this group who are:
They are also making a working log
flume.
Party Time
To this group there is five people who are:
This group is organising a make-believe
party at Dreamland Margate and they are naming the food after the rides.
Waltzer
There is five people in this group who are:
This group is making a waltzer like
the one at dream
Animal Park
To this group there is three members who are:
This group is making a park with
an animal theme.
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The GEP Explorer¶
Access GEP Explorer services here.¶
Overview¶
The GEP Explorer is an open access, interactive, online platform that allows overview of electrification investment scenarios for a selection of countries. The scenarios present how to achieve universal electricity access in two steps. The first step is an outlook for a 5-year investment strategy. The second is ambitious full electrification by 2030. The user is able to easily move through 144 scenario permutations to meet the access goals.
The GEP Explorer allows customized rendering. The user can select base maps and other available layers that illustrate the country’s electrification status quo and overlay them with results from the electrification investment scenarios.
The number, type and parameterization of electrification investment scenarios along with their inherent assumptions derive from the annual GEP update. The process is open to everyone!
Note
GEP Explorer is open source. That is, it can be configured and used locally and independently of the online server. More information is available in the interoperability section.
Target Audience & Objective¶
The GEP Explorer aims to support first-order engaging discussions between:
- High-level country counterparts (politicians, government officials, managers)
- Financiers and Investors
- Consultants
- Practitioners
- NGOs and IGOs
It can also be used to provide investment outlook info for regular processes. Possible examples include the IEA WEO, WBG GTF, WBG SEAR, UN-HLPF, EMP-Africa, EMP-Asia Pacific etc.


Balboa Coin
DRAFT
Authors
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- Aldo Antinori
- Ira Miller<EMAIL_ADDRESS>License
CC-BY-4.0
PURPOSE
This paper is the digital dollar section of the Panama Glass Vision Plan. The authors are not endorsing it as a political platform, but simply proposing a possible path to be considered. This document is “living,” being edited prior to and during the Panama Glass summit by the organizers, speakers and student helpers.
ABSTRACT
Balboa Coin (abbreviated [XBC] 1 ) is a digital token that captures the value of trade infrastructure like canals, roads, and ports. Though the long-term plan is to abstract and expand to cover a larger region, this paper will propose an initial model with only Panama and the Panama Canal.
By implementing a digital token for Panama Canal access, the canal administrators could save tens of millions of dollars a year in fees, reinvest a large portion of profits, and pay dividends to every Panamanian. Panamanians would receive a Universal Basic Income and universal banking services on their cell phones. Balboa Coin would allow the spender a discount and other advantages when paying for Canal access, incentivizing use by shipping companies.
Implementation
Key Distribution
Each Panamanian Citizen would be required to register an official [RSA] 2 signing key with the Tribunal Electoral. Telecoms could also be delegated as agents for this activity, requiring a unique cedula number for each Balboa Coin enabled sim card.
This is similar to the way that Estonia issues digital IDs as part of their [e-residency program] 3. Like Estonia these keys could be embedded in an [openPGP] 4 compliant chip inside the cedula, or a separate chip could be made in smart card, USB, or sim card form factor.
Estonia was less than diligent and used old, [non-standard implementations] 5 in their cards. Specifically, their RSA keys were only 1024 bits, whereas we would recommend 4096 bit keys. Exacerbated by this poor implementation, [a weakness] 6 was identified in 2017. This did not instantly break every key, but required Estonia to freeze the digital signing system.
Since the chips are physically embedded in the ID cards, re-issuing keys means re-issuing every ID. Panama should learn from this mistake by utilizing a separate key which is uniquely tied to a cedula number, but not actually embedded in the card. Such a system would allow cards to be reprogrammed and reprovisioned with a simple visit to the issuing telecom or the Tribunal Electoral.
Canal Payments
Canal payments are currently processed through the banking system, with multi-day settlement times, and significant fees. Balboa Coin payments would be cleared in seconds and have zero fees. Naively assuming the bank fees are 1%, savings of $10 million could be achieved for every $1 billion in canal payments.
User Applications
Two applications would need to be developed for the payments to flow. The first would be a wallet app with which all users could send and receive Balboa Coins. The second would be a canal admin application, for issuing invoices and running reports.
The Balboa Coin ledger, and governing documents would be immutably stored using the free and open source [guld filesystem] 7. This is not the only distributed hash tree that could be used, as other countries are building off of Ethereum and other platforms. These are not, however, compatible with digital identity signing schemes like RSA, and are not able to assign custom fee schemes due to scaling limitations.
Manual Fallback
TODO: Describe a method where users without cell phones or general access to digital networks could access their accounts. Could be through a government window or agent like a bank.
Finances
Costs
By utilizing open source and mature technologies, Balboa Coin could be executed at a very low cost, on the order of $40 million to set up the whole country, or roughly $10 per person.
| Item| Cost Estimate | | openPGP sim cards| $30 million| | Software Development | $5 million| | User Onboarding| $5 million|
openPGP sim cards
These special sim cards will turn each Panamanian phone into their digital cedula, and Canal interface. This will allow all Panamanians with access to a cell phone and a cedula number access to the Balboa Coin system. Since there are more cell phones than people in Panama, this should cover the entire population.
The estimate of $30 million is based on a cost of $7.5/sim. In Panama $2-3/card is standard, but we’d have to add openPGP support and formally verify both the | hardware and firmware.
Software Development
A wallet app for people, and a separate Canal admin app would be needed.
The wallet app could look like any online banking or cryptocurrency wallet. Using open source standards, multiple wallets could even be developed, to reach different users. For example, the banking app [Nequi] 8 and blockchain wallet [jaxx] 9 could both be integrated, and could send Balboa Coins to each other.
On the management side, there are lots of enterprise users of blockchains to learn from. Dubai and Russia have both recently expressed plans to issue digital dollars (actually dirhams and rubles) on the Ethereum blockchain.
The Central Bank of Barbados issued a digital dollar on the Bitcoin blockchain in 2015 with the help of Bitt. Bitt recently published a plan for [Central Bank Multilateral Clearing Facility] 10. By issuing a digital dollar that meets cryptographic technology standards, Panama would be able to enter into bilateral and multilateral exchange agreements with direct, real-time clearing of transactions. No central bank is actually needed.
All Balboa Coin users would also be able to access international peer to peer payments and exchange with counterparties in Barbados, Dubai, Estonia and other digital dollar standard countries.
User Onboarding
A lot of education will need to be done, as well as the logistics of getting everyone’s digital keys registered. Users could either be onboarded through the Tribunal Electoral their telecoms. The cost of $5 million is in need of further analysis with more data from experts.
Revenues
Year 1
In the first year, the Panama Canal Authority continues to operate the canal as usual. At the end of the accounting year, if any profits have been made, those profits will be put in the Balboa Coin Trust, and 1 XBC coin will be issued for each $1 deposited. These new XBC coins would be evenly distributed to every Panamanian citizen with a cedula, effectively paying them a dividend as owners of the Canal.
For 2017 the canal revenues were [$1.909 billion] 11, so we could expect 1.909 billion XBC to be issued at the end of year 1. Since there are [3.753 million Panamanians] 12, each would receive 508.65 XBC. Each of these XBC would be backed by $1 which would be held in the Balboa Coin Trust. This represents 1.2 months at minimum wage of $416.
Year 2
In the second year, the Panama Canal Authority would add XBC as an additional payment option. If a shipping company is able to acquire XBC on the open market, buying from Panamanians, they will be able to make faster, preferred payments for the Canal.
Meanwhile, the Balboa Coin Trust would have $1.909 billion to invest. Obviously this trust must be managed conservatively, investing in stable assets like gold and bonds. Strictly no Crypto Kitties!
If a conservative yield of 3%/year is achieved, a profit of $57.27 million would be realized on $1.909 billion. This exceeds the estimated setup costs for the program, paying it off completely in year two.
Years 3+
Over time the Balboa Coin Trust would accumulate a larger surplus, rolling over any interest payments or bond yields on the principle and adding profits.
Year 12
Public debt was $23.466 billion in 2017. Naively assuming public debt and canal profits stay relatively equal, the Balboa Coin Trust will have one dollar for each dollar of public debt by year 12.
Government Budget
Theoretically, the government budget impact could be neutral, if 100% of the Balboa Coin Trust was lent to them as bonds at zero interest. In the 3% bond yield scenario described above, that 3% would be paid by the government to the Balboa Coin Trust, another neutral action for the public sector as a whole.
Balboa Coin Trust
The Balboa Coin Trust would operate with a strict $1:XBC mandate. It would be required to keep all of its accounting records in the chosen distributed hash tree, and would do a full audit once a year when the new dividend is issued.
Social Impact
Universal Basic Income
“Universal Basic Income (UBI) can be described as a form of unconditional transfer payment to the entirety of the populace, without means testing or work requirements. It is an idea that is garnering heightened interest in debates across the political spectrum as a possible method of dealing with those prognostications that caution against a dire future of extreme inequality driven by both socioeconomic and technological factors.” - [Universal Basic Income: A Review] 14
Financial Services for the Unbanked
Every Panamanian would gain access to basic financial services using the Balboa Coin wallet application. In 2014, the World Bank estimated that only [44% of Panamanian adults had bank accounts] 15, so this would more than double access to financial services.
Furthermore, the financial services offered by Balboa Coin would be zero-cost. Compare to bank and money transmitter fees of up to 10%, which disproportionately impact the poor.
Glossary
- Distributed hash tree - An immutable data structure that allows perfect triple entry accounting, like a blockchain or blocktree.
- Balboa Coin - A token backed by US$1, which can be redeemed for passage of the Panama Canal.
- XBC - The ISO-compliant currency code for Balboa Coin.


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Constructors & Destructor
public
nothrow
Screen
()
public
~Screen
()
Member Functions
public
nothrow
void
GetDimensions
()
public
nothrow
void
MoveCursorTo
(
int
row,
int
col)
public
nothrow
void
Refresh
()
Member Variables
public
int
cols
public
int
rows
public
int
textRows
Constructor& Destructor Details
Screen Constructor
public
nothrow
Screen()
Definition
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~Screen Destructor
public
~Screen()
Definition
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Member Function Details
GetDimensions Member Function
public
nothrow
void
GetDimensions()
Definition
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MoveCursorTo Member Function
public
nothrow
void
MoveCursorTo(
int
row,
int
col)
Definition
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sted/Main.cm
Refresh Member Function
public
nothrow
void
Refresh()
Definition
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sted/Main.cm


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The parameter ‘vote’ can be either a single string representing a candidate, or a dictionary representing a set of preferences cast by a single voter.
For a unique vote, add the number of times it was voted for.
This method differs from the add_votes method in that there is more than one vote being cast, each with potentially many vote counts.
Count all votes cast for all candidates.
Determine the winner, if one exists.
This is a wrapper for the method of the same name on the IVotingMethod implementation class.
D.has_key(k) -> True if D has a key k, else False.
D.items() -> list of D’s (key, value) pairs, as 2-tuples.
D.iteritems() -> an iterator over the (key, value) items of D.
D.iterkeys() -> an iterator over the keys of D.
D.keys() -> list of D’s keys.


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