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Network interfaces discoveryNetwork interfaces discovery — Utility functions to discover local network interfaces |
#include <interfaces.h> gchar * nice_interfaces_get_ip_for_interface (gchar *interface_name
); GList * nice_interfaces_get_local_interfaces (void
); GList * nice_interfaces_get_local_ips (gboolean include_loopback
);
These utility functions allow the discovery of local network interfaces in a portable manner, they also allow finding the local ip addresses or the address allocated to a network interface.
gchar * nice_interfaces_get_ip_for_interface
(gchar *interface_name
);
Retreives the IPv4 address of an interface by its name
|
name of local interface |
Returns : |
a newly-allocated string with the IP address |
GList * nice_interfaces_get_local_interfaces
(void
);
Get the list of local interfaces
Returns : |
a newly-allocated GList of strings. The caller must free it. |


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I have no shortage of information to fill this page. My list of hobbies has only increased in the face of the COVID-19 quarantine
I painted a lot in middle school but fell out of the hobby in favor of other activities. Last year, I was put in an art class and it sparked my desire to paint once again.
Below are 3 of my favorite pieces.
I started crocheting at the end of July 2019. I had knitted before but not crocheted. What had inspired me to start crocheting was seeing someone crochet a temperature blanket. I didn't know what it was at the time, I just loved the colors. So I asked her how she chose the colors and she explained to me that it was a temperature blanket. A temperature blanket is a blanket that's colors are based upon the weather. The creator chooses a set amount of time to make the blanket. Her's was Jan-Dec of 2019. Mine is my senior year, Aug 2019-May 2020. Then they choose a color range based on the temperature of their area. I have 9 yarn, each representing a 5 degree increment. Lastly, they just crochet each row of the blacket based on the day's temperature and the corresponding color.
Below is my color/temperature key and my blanket as of March 31st.
Cooking is a hobby that was sparked by qurantine. I had always enjoyed cooking bit felt like I never have enough knowledge or time. Quarantine provided me the time, so I hunted the knowledge. I have recently become vegetarian so most of my meals have centered around tofu, but not all of them.
Below are 3 of my favorite meals that I have cooked


Well I should start of by saying all dosages are prefaced with 'at least'. I make this point because I still don't entirely recall how much of what I had that night beyond a certain point. I do know the dosages listed above where at the minimum what I had.
This experience took place about 1.5 weeks ago. I'm 21 and until the past year I was a firm anti-any type of substance believer. That being said the past year has been experimental and I have done things I regret I hadn't looked into before hand. The main reason I write this is I hope somebody someday will come across this account before they do something without knowing the possible results. I came here looking for help to piece together my experience and found reports I wish I had read. So here is mine:
The night was a usual one for me and one of my two roomates: Lots of cannibus. We chilled out for a while and my friend who does a lot more and has tried a lot more (subsance wise) than I have asked if I wanted to get down on some valium with him. Not really knowing what it was I agreed after trying to get a few details out of him. One- because I had never heard anything especially negative about valium before, or anything for that matter, 2- I didn't want to appear the 'chicken' (I realize this in retrospect) and 3 - because I had been itching to get into something more shall I say 'altering' than cannibus.
So he had a small sheet of them and gave me two and he took two, which we took orally. They were white so I suppose they were 2.5mgs each. This was about 11:00 pm. After a little while I broke out the Blackberry brandy and we polished it off. I just filled up the empty bottle and poured it out into cups to see how much it was, I guess I had about 2 cups worth since it was just the two of us. We did it shot by shot and after the first couple combined with the cannibus they rest of the alcohol went down supprisingly easy for me.
[Erowid Note: Driving while intoxicated is dangerous and irresponsible because it endangers other people. Don't do it!]
Around 12:15 am we went out driving (mistake #? of the night) to a friends to get some more valium. By this time I was feeling something, which was if nothing else the alcohol but I suspect the first dose of valium had started to kick in because I recall feeling quiet complacent with everything. Including the fact that at some point I was driving very sporadically as was my friend.
When we got back home I remember that I had started to snort at least 2 more of the valiums, as I saw my friend doing it earlier, though my first 2 I had taken orally.
By 1:00 ish I only have partial comprehension of what is going on because I had a lot of alcohol (for me) and the valium had made me very VERY complacent with everything. We are driving, almost hiting guardrails, going off road etc. But it was weird because my feelings towards what was going on were very 3rd person. Like I was aware that some things were not right but I didn't particuraly care.
This is about as much of the night as I remember. After this point in the evening the next thing I remember is waking up in the hospital with an iv in me. People that were aware of what happened that evening thought it was maybe for dehydration. I refer to these people as opposed to what the hospital said because the hospital treated me like an animal and would not tell me anything short of I was allowed to remove the iv and other patches and such stuck on me. And that I needed to leave immediately - as I repeatedly tried to find out what the hell had happened and where my friend was.
To wrap this part of the experience up, I sustained only superficial wounds meaning as bad and as numeriful as they were nothing serious had occured to me. However my car's clutch was completely destryoed, out of gas and numerous parts had been stolen in the time between me being brought to hospital and the tow company being called (air filter, cd player) Also to this date there are large scratches running from the front left bumber to the drivers side mirror that have yet to be explained though it looks like we had hit a guardrail or something not a direct hit but had drove up along side of it or something. My friend had been arrested for driving under the influence.
The main part of this story or what I want to say to anyone considering using valium for first time: be careful about mixing it with alcohol, and beware of extreme complacency. I say this because that was the main feeling I had from what I can remember. I just remember realizing I was snorting a substance into my nose, when a year ago I hadn't as much as touched a cigarette. Its the worst feeling in retrospect because I remember thinking at one point how great it was to not care about anything and that I would have (and may have) done any substances available at the time.
As far as physical effects, my friend told me I had completely went down like I had no control of my legs when I stepped out of the car, which is weird because while I was sitting I had no recollection of a feeling of loss of muscle control. Like I said I didn't sustain serious injury that night but I feel I was very lucky because we were driving around quite drunk. Which I feel awful about the more it sinks in- the lack of concern about anything extended to possible consequences and to what might happen if we were to endanger anyone else.
I don't recall much of what happened between the point when I snorted the valium and waking up in the hospital aside from a shocking amount of complacency. I don't know if it was because it was my first time or becaues of the alcohol I had that evening but my friend reports aside from throwing up all over myself, driving erratically, and collapsing, I was 'speaking in tounges' to this date I have not been able to get much more out of anybody.
I am just trying to warn anybody who might be looking into using it. not because I think its bad but make sure to think twice before you mix it with alcohol and make sure you are with people who wont let you make bad decisions, i.e. driving while boozed up and under the influence of valium for the first time. It would seem that I am very biased now towards using valium, and for the most part I am. There is the potential I feel for stress relief - just know what you're getting into.
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.


FACT CHECK: BJP MP Manoj Tiwari burst firecrackers despite pollution in Delhi?
by Times Fact CheckHighlights
- A photo showing BJP MP Manoj Tiwari burning a firework is being shared with a misleading claim.
- The claim that is being made with the photo is that despite rising pollution in Delhi, Tiwari indulged in burning fireworks.
- Times Fact Check has found that the photo is from 2014.
CLAIM
A photo showing Delhi BJP chief and Lok Sabha MP Manoj Tiwari burning a firework is being shared with a claim that despite rising pollution in Delhi, Tiwari indulged in burning fireworks.
A Facebook page that goes by the name 'I.T & Social Media Cell Congress' shared the photo with a caption in Hindi that loosely translates to, "This is Manoj Tiwari, MP Northeast Delhi. He's busy burning firecrackers. Despite Delhi's current situation, he has no mercy. We feel ashamed that the people of Delhi chose him as an MP."
Below the photo showing Tiwari burning what looks like a firework known popularly as 'Fountain' is a screengrab of a tweet made by Tiwari from his verified Twitter handle. The tweet, in Hindi, translates to, "My eyes are burning in Delhi today. Yours?"
Journalist Shahbaz Ansar tweeted two photos of Tiwari. The first one shows Tiwari wearing a pollution mask and the second one is the same one showing him burning a firework. Sharing these two photos, Ansar said what translates to, "On one hand, Manoj Tiwari observes a fast against pollution, and on the other hand, his twin brother could be seen bursting crackers. May no one get such a useless brother."
The tweet has been liked by over 3,100 Twitter users.
TRUTH
The photo showing Manoj Tiwari burning a firework is from 2014.
VERIFICATION AND METHODOLOGY
A simple reverse-image search on the image will lead you to an article published on Daily Pioneer on October 29, 2014, carrying the exact same image.
VERDICT
Times Fact Check has found that the photo showing Manoj Tiwari burning a firework, that is being shared widely, to be from 2014. Hence, the claim made along with the photo that Tiwari indulged in burning fireworks despite rising pollution in Delhi is false.


Hi,
In today post I want to say something about tagging/categorizing tests. Which, depends on a framework. Each of one implement it in a different way.
I want to focus on tagging tests using Machine.Specifications (through the Subject attribute) and Mspec.Runner as a test runner. As a continous integration system I use TeamCity. So altogether I would like to answer the question whether categorization/tagging is worthy of our attention.
Tagging tests. Should we do it or not? I assume that as elsewhere, where there are two possibilities, there are also two schools. One says that tagging is bad because the whole test in the output window does not looks like a ‘poetry’, because it’s difficult to call ‘poetry’ something like this:
Definitely better in this case looks simply:
On the other hand we have the information at the beginning of test what class/functionality is tested and we have a possibility to group tests somehow. That information about what class/function test leads me to ‘school’ n2.
So how to tag correctly tests in Machine.Specifications? We should add the attribute “Subject” on the test class that looks like this:
Thanks to that in Mspec.Runner or test report (on TeamCity) we could see a beatiful information about which test was run and whether it passed. This format is as follows:
Are there any problems that tagging tests solves?
Suppose that we have situation like this. We have two classes that have different tasks (functional) in the same folder. The behavior of these classes for an empty string as an input is the same, both should return 0.
So the code for these two classes looks as follows:
The code looks okay, resharper test runner tells us that tests are green, great! We commit our changes to our version control system, we look at our CI system (in this case temcity) and we see a single test. One test? But we have two tests, Resharper shows green badges, everything should be okay! What is the problem? Mspec.Runner interprets these tests as the “same” due to the fact that they have the same “name”, although it fires them, but they are grouped in a single test. Therefore, on TeamCity the test will have a note
How to fix it? By adding a subject attribute to the test classes!
But if there are any cons while tagging tests? Well, yes, when you make a mistake mspec runner will not improve for us tagged test and the result for the above mentioned error will be the same.
In summary, I think the option of tagging testing is very helpful and allows you to add another level in the case of grouping tests, especially when the number goes in the number of hundreds/thousands. In addition it allows to more easily locate the possible source of “problems” of red tests.
Thank you for reading :)


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Chemical Contentedness, with a side order of perma grin. That's the best way I can think of to describe TFMPP. Most accounts that I've read before seem to indicate that the reporter was left somewhat unimpressed by this compound. Though often compared to MDMA, it felt more to me like a clean lsd-25 tab sans visuals (although I would get an occasional flash image of a person standing in the periphery of my vision, which always turned out to be some object like the vacuum or my drums).
After about 2 hours into it, and having been toking throughout, I was in a good place. Not happy per se, certainly not that drunken state of chemicaly induced amor of xtc, but definitely wearing a smirk (my cheeks hurt from too much smiling). I stared into the concrete walls, breathing ever so lightly, in my basement. Gestaults connect and fade away from the nooks and crannies in the cement blocks. At this point I feel confident that the experience has leveled off at a comfortable peak. It is about 3 hours into the experience now. I sprinkle an ever so small amount of 5-MeO-DMT on some Shiva Haze bud. Certainly less than 5 mg was used. Something was a bit off beforehand, like an impossibly crooked picture frame on the wall. Something was askew somewhere. The addition of the 5-MeO-DMT however seemed to even things out.
The latest Modest Mouse cd was sqeaking out of my crappy computer speakers and it suddenly sounded amazing. Very much like MDMA now! Movement is enjoyable. 5MEO always gives me a rush feeling in my chest and a sense of tactile pleasure to my limbs. This coupled with the contentedness of the TFMPP is rather close to MDMA in my experience. I was able to drone into intuitive states while playing guitar. Definitely enables my creative side, without overhwelming my body to the point of not being able to play straight. Slight jaw clenching throughout. Not a problem. After 9 hours and a little bit of 1,4 butanediol and sleep comes easily. This definitely merits further studies.
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.


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“RuPaul doesn't need this much makeup.”
A spritely young woman (whose name we do not yet know) sits down with Lorelai. They exchange banter and lip gloss. Are they sisters? Friends? We're about to find out.
* Although active in other mediums, RuPaul is listed as a "TV" because television brought his name to the masses and was most likely the way Rory would have come to know about him.
** RuPaul's first national exposure was in 1989 in The B-52's music video "Love Shack" (Wikipedia). This episode aired in 2000, so the reference year is listed as 1989-2000. See timeline view by clicking the year.


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Place your html in ]]> element.
A collapsed panel displays summary information. Upon selecting the collapsed panel, it expands to display the full expansion panel.
Upon selection, a collapsed panel expands, allowing users to add or edit information. Helper text may be added to the panel to assist the user.
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Expansion panels are best used for lightweight editing of an element, such as selecting a value for a setting.
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Sets label of [TdExpansionPanelComponent] header. Defaults to "Click to expand"
Sets sublabel of [TdExpansionPanelComponent] header.
Toggles [TdExpansionPanelComponent] between expand/collapse.
Hides icon and disables header, blocks click event and sets [TdExpansionPanelComponent] to collapse if "true".
Event emitted when [TdExpansionPanelComponent] is expanded.
Event emitted when [TdExpansionPanelComponent] is collapsed.
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I feel incredible grateful to have the opportunity to attend Facebook's hackathon and conference 2019 for free, yes, tickets, hotel and flights included.
I'm always thinking of fun ways to do things. I wondered, how can I make people remember me when they meet me. So, I decided that because it was a Facebook event I wanted to create an Augmented Reality with Spark AR using my business card
At first I imagined to use a 3D model avatar and some 3D model buttons where people could click on
The AR app opens to a regular camera, Vuforia (AR software) identifies the specific image that is on the data base and with the help of Unity3D we apply the molecular structure image that belongs to that specific image.
Visit Vuforia AR Image Targets to know more about how Vuforia works
AR is definitely going to change how we look at things in the real world. Being able to create such a creative and educational app felt like a great accomplishment. I hope I will be able to expand my knowledge more and create even more challenging applications.


*** User 2017-05-05 21:03:53.984 ***
21:03:53.984 [info] Disabling blocking sync...
*** User 2017-05-05 21:03:53.989 ***
21:03:53.988 [info] Configured peer_service_manager partisan_default_peer_service_manager on node 'node-1@MacBook-Pro-de-Anne-France'
*** User 2017-05-05 21:03:55.523 ***
21:03:55.523 [info] Enabling membership...
*** User 2017-05-05 21:03:55.524 ***
21:03:55.524 [info] Disabling blocking sync...
*** User 2017-05-05 21:03:55.529 ***
21:03:55.529 [info] Configured peer_service_manager partisan_default_peer_service_manager on node 'node-2@MacBook-Pro-de-Anne-France'
*** User 2017-05-05 21:03:57.033 ***
21:03:57.033 [info] Enabling membership...
*** User 2017-05-05 21:03:57.035 ***
21:03:57.034 [info] Disabling blocking sync...
*** User 2017-05-05 21:03:57.039 ***
21:03:57.039 [info] Configured peer_service_manager partisan_default_peer_service_manager on node 'node-3@MacBook-Pro-de-Anne-France'
*** User 2017-05-05 21:03:57.311 ***
Joining node: 'node-3@MacBook-Pro-de-Anne-France' to 'runner@MacBook-Pro-de-Anne-France' at port 62975
*** User 2017-05-05 21:03:57.311 ***
Joining issued: 'node-3@MacBook-Pro-de-Anne-France' to 'runner@MacBook-Pro-de-Anne-France' at port 62975
*** User 2017-05-05 21:03:57.311 ***
Joining node: 'node-2@MacBook-Pro-de-Anne-France' to 'runner@MacBook-Pro-de-Anne-France' at port 62959
*** User 2017-05-05 21:03:57.312 ***
Joining issued: 'node-2@MacBook-Pro-de-Anne-France' to 'runner@MacBook-Pro-de-Anne-France' at port 62959
*** User 2017-05-05 21:03:57.312 ***
Joining node: 'node-1@MacBook-Pro-de-Anne-France' to 'runner@MacBook-Pro-de-Anne-France' at port 62946
*** User 2017-05-05 21:03:57.313 ***
Joining issued: 'node-1@MacBook-Pro-de-Anne-France' to 'runner@MacBook-Pro-de-Anne-France' at port 62946
*** User 2017-05-05 21:03:57.373 ***
Waiting for join to complete with manager: partisan_default_peer_service_manager
*** User 2017-05-05 21:03:57.374 ***
Finished.
*** CT 2017-05-05 21:03:57.374 *** COVER INFO
Adding nodes to cover test: ['runner@MacBook-Pro-de-Anne-France']
*** CT 2017-05-05 21:03:57.383 *** COVER INFO
Successfully added nodes to cover test: []
*** User 2017-05-05 21:03:57.384 ***
Case finished: sql_simple_uncontracted_latency_test
*** User 2017-05-05 21:04:04.433 ***
21:04:04.433 [info] Application lasp exited with reason: stopped
*** User 2017-05-05 21:04:04.435 ***
21:04:04.435 [info] Application partisan exited with reason: stopped
=== Ended at 2017-05-05 21:04:04
=== successfully completed test case
=== Returned value: ok
Test run history
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Breaking: Senate Approves Increase In VAT From 5% To 7.5%
by Oladipo AbiolaSenate Approves New VAT Rate
The Nigerian Senate on Thursday, approved the request from President Muhammadu Buhari to increase Value Added Tax (VAT) to 7.5%.
The approval is part of the general amendments in the Finance Bill which seeks to amend seven Acts of the National Assembly relating to taxes payable in the country.
Naija News reports specifically, the aspect of the bill seeks an increment of the value-added tax from five per cent to 7.5 per cent.
Other areas affected by the bill are the Companies Income tax, Customs and excise, Petroleum Profit Tax, Stamp duties, personal income tax and Capital Income tax.
It is understood however that some Senators opposed the passage of the bill, noting that it will increase the sufferings and pains of Nigerians.
Those who opposed the bill include Senate Minority Leader, Enyinnaya Abaribe, and Senators Ifeanyi Ubah, Gabriel Suswan and Abba Moro.
This online medium, however recalls that the Minister of Finance, Zainab Ahmed had previously stated that the increase in VAT is targeted at making more funds available to the state governments for project implementation and specifically for the payment of the newly approved N30,000 minimum wage to workers.


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{% extends "base.html" %} {% load staticfiles %} {% block jumbotron_title %}
A quick guide
{% endblock jumbotron_title %} {% block extra_css %} {% endblock extra_css %} {% block content %}DetectMe app let their users train detectors taking images and annotating them. We present here the public API of the DetectMe app. The API purpose is twofold: on one hang it let the users access the data from public and their own detectors (name, number of training images, support vectors, weights,...) as well as the annotated images data associated (images, annotations, gps position). On the other hand it let the users access to the real time detections remotely.
DetectMe server stores the data about the detectors created as well as the annotated images. The public data API let's you receive the data contained in a detector as well as the annotated images in JSON format. You can use your favourite framework to access the data. Furthermore we have developed the Matlab libraries to make the effort painless.
DetectMe provide 3 different data structures that can be accessed: detectors, annotated images and support vectors.
Detectors
id:
Detector public ID. name:
Detector name. target_class:
Detector name. author:
User who last trained the detector. is_public:
Flag indicating if the detector is public. average_image:
URL of the average image of the detector. uploaded_at:
Timestamp when the detector was uploaded to the server. is_deleted:
Flag indicating if the detector is deleted. Must be always True
. average_rating:
Average rating given by the users to the detector. weights:
SVM weights for each of the features. Number of features given by the next parameter. Stored with double precision. sizes:
3 dimensional array indicating the sizes of the features. First two components indicate the height and width of the HOG features and the last one indicates the number of different hog features using (31). See the documentation for more information.parent:
In case the detector was created retraining a public one, public ID of that detector. Otherwise null
.created_at:
Timestamp when the detector was created on the device.updated_at:
Timestamp when the detector was updated on the device.number_ratings:
Number of people that have ranked the detector.number_images:
Total number of images associated to the detector taking into account all the inheretinace. Annotated Images
id:
Annotated image public ID. detector:
Detector public ID. image_jpeg:
URL of the image on the server. image_width:
Resolution width of the image. image_height:
Resolution height of the image. box_width:
Annotated box width. Float between 0 and 1. box_height:
Annotated box height. Float between 0 and 1.box_x:
Annotated box x position of the top left corner. Float between 0 and 1.box_y:
Annotated box y position of the top left corner. Float between 0 and 1.location_longitude:
GPS longitude where the image was taken. location_latitude:
GPS latitude where the image was taken. motion_quaternionX:
X coordinate of the quaternion when the image was takenmotion_quaternionY:
Y coordinate. motion_quaternionZ:
Z coordinate. motion_quaternionW:
W coordinate. Support vectors
The support vectors are returned with just one field support_vectors containing a JSON string. This JSON contains a dictionary of support vectors and its weights. For each support vector, "label"
indicates the label of the support vector, and "weights"
its weights. The number of weights per support vector correspond with the number of features of the SVM. See the documentation for more details.
To get just the JSON information of a specific detector, you first need to know the public ID of a detector. You can obtain the ID of a detector in its detailed view of the and the app and the web. To obtained it with curl type in the terminal:
$ curl http://detectme.csail.mit.edu/detectors/api/201 { "id": 201, "name": "hands", "target_class": "hands", "author": "adria", "is_public": true, "average_image": "average_image/hands_average_image.jpeg", "uploaded_at": "2014-01-22T17:56:57.128Z", "is_deleted": false, "average_rating": 3.0, "weights": "[-0.007774271733618613,-0.1150926115034901, ... ,0.1100269825119174,0.1681116880540463,0.2686900083582726,-0.01774940191480756,-0.2526562328418914,0.1011166588333134,0.005985405603673943,-0.02146811771647911,0.005403190346242447,0.1973689913439872,0.1908833684336373,0.1976436135490752,0.01125792164217517,-0.168711432518017,5.462616673335679]", "sizes": "[7,8,31]", "parent": null, "created_at": "2014-01-22T17:56:53Z", "updated_at": "2014-01-22T17:56:53Z", "number_ratings": 3, "number_images": 37 }Browsable API
The previous command will only allow you to access public detectors. If you want to access your private detectors as well, you will have to authenticate yourself. The authentication method used is basic access authentication. For example to access to the tester private detectors:
$ curl -u tester:tester http://detectme.csail.mit.edu/detectors/api/201
On the following examples we will omit the authentication but remember that without it you will only have access to the public detectors.
We have implemented the API with the Django Rest Framework package. This package also allows you to the API to return a fully web-browsable HTML representation. For example, try to access the previous URL directly in your browser to see what happens:
http://detectme.csail.mit.edu/detectors/api/201
The list of all the public detectors can be obtained with:
$ curl http://detectme.csail.mit.edu/detectors/api/ [ { "id": 293, "name": "lamp", "target_class": "lamp", "author": "supernan312", "is_public": true, "average_image": "average_image/lamp_average_image_2.jpeg", "uploaded_at": "2014-01-28T00:41:07.923Z", "is_deleted": false, "average_rating": 0, "weights": "[0.06941780882921939, ... , -0.03801274715344526,-0.0440870543104124,-0.01682527284996809,0.02397107234742005,0.007658464492699956,1.342294990906015]", "sizes": "[7,8,31]", "parent": null, "created_at": "2014-01-28T00:40:42Z", "updated_at": "2014-01-28T00:40:42Z", "number_ratings": 0, "number_images": 1 }, ... ]Browsable API
Remember that if you want the list to include your private detectors as well, you will need to authenticate yourself.
Each detector has a set of annotated images associated with it that have been used to train it. You can access the information stored in this images with:
$ curl http://detectme.csail.mit.edu/detectors/api/annotatedimages/fordetector/201/ [ { "id": 1072, "image_jpeg": "annotated_images/hands_annotated_image.jpeg", "image_height": 480, "image_width": 360, "box_x": 0.3403751, "box_y": 0.271831, "box_width": 0.3755869, "box_height": 0.3443661, "location_latitude": 42.3616800858711, "location_longitude": -71.0910852939372, "motion_quaternionX": 0.747675, "motion_quaternionY": 0.2492315, "motion_quaternionZ": 0.3015933, "motion_quaternionW": 0.5365699, "detector": 201 }, ... ]Browsable API
The actual image in JPEG format can be accessed through the "image_jpeg"
field of the JSON.
In inheritance, just the images of the last training are returned. This means for example that if a public detector with 10 images have been retrained with just one image, this last image is the only one returned. To access to all the ancestry images, you can achieve it in a recursive fashion by accessing the parents images.
$ curl http://detectme.csail.mit.edu/detectors/api/supportvectors/201/ { "support_vectors": "[{\"label\":-1,\"weights\":[0.009084593,0.01268152, ... ,45303,0.005386756,0.3407807,0.1002774,0.1972223,0.2946981,0.02159446,0.0337317,0.006480988,0.4,0.2849261,0.3949687,0.4,0.04345109,0.02103199,0.1230799]}]" }
Be careful when querying for the support vectors for a detector as the result can be quite big. Usually the detecotors have around 150 support vector with each of them storing around 2000 weights with double precision.
One of the coolest features of the DetectMe app is the possibility to stream the detections you are doing with your iOS device directly to the browser or any other framework that can handle connection using the Web Socket protocol. A web browser is one of such frameworks capable to handle de Websocket connection.
When in streaming mode, the iOS device behaves as a WebSocket server accepting connections at the port 9000. The connections are only allowed within the same network range (i.e. under the same wi-fi connections) between server and client for security reasons.
When the client (i.e browser, matlab client,...) connects to the iOS device, it begins receiving detections when the user pushes the "stream" button. At a speed of about 4 FPS, for each frame the server sends a JSON object with the following fields:
imageBase64:
The JPEG image encoded with the base64 format. bb:
An array of different bounding boxes representing each detection done in the image. Each bounding box contains the following fields describing the detected bounding box with relative measures (i.e. a float number between 0 and 1) . xcord:
X coordinate of the top left corner of the detection. ycord:
Y coordinate of the top left corner of the detection. width:
width of the detected bounding box. height:
height of the detection bounding box. Suggestion: take a look at the javascript code of the stream page to see a working example.
We have developed a Matlab library that includes all the functionality explained so far.


KaTeX is a fast, easy-to-use JavaScript library for TeX math rendering on the web.
KaTeX is compatible with all major browsers, including Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Opera, Edge, and IE 11.
KaTeX supports much (but not all) of LaTeX and many LaTeX packages. See the list of supported functions.
Try out KaTeX on the demo page!
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...

You can also download KaTeX and host it yourself.
For details on how to configure auto-render extension, refer to the documentation.
Call katex.render
to render a TeX expression directly into a DOM element.
For example:
katex.render("c = \\pm\\sqrt{a^2 + b^2}", element, {
throwOnError: false
});
Call katex.renderToString
to generate an HTML string of the rendered math,
e.g., for server-side rendering. For example:
var html = katex.renderToString("c = \\pm\\sqrt{a^2 + b^2}", {
throwOnError: false
});
// '...'
Make sure to include the CSS and font files in both cases.
If you are doing all rendering on the server, there is no need to include the
JavaScript on the client.
The examples above use the throwOnError: false
option, which renders invalid
inputs as the TeX source code in red (by default), with the error message as
hover text. For other available options, see the
API documentation,
options documentation, and
handling errors documentation.
Learn more about using KaTeX on the website!
See CONTRIBUTING.md
KaTeX is licensed under the MIT License.


Macro: COMMON-LISP:WITH-COMPILATION-UNIT¶
Affects compilations that take place within its dynamic extent. It is intended to be eg. wrapped around the compilation of all files in the same system.
Following options are defined:
:OVERRIDE Boolean-Form One of the effects of this form is to delay undefined warnings until the end of the form, instead of giving them at the end of each compilation. If OVERRIDE is NIL (the default), then the outermost WITH-COMPILATION-UNIT form grabs the undefined warnings. Specifying OVERRIDE true causes that form to grab any enclosed warnings, even if it is enclosed by another WITH-COMPILATION-UNIT.
:POLICY Optimize-Declaration-Form Provides dynamic scoping for global compiler optimization qualities and restrictions, limiting effects of subsequent OPTIMIZE proclamations and calls to SB-EXT:RESTRICT-COMPILER-POLICY to the dynamic scope of BODY.
If OVERRIDE is false, specified POLICY is merged with current global policy. If OVERRIDE is true, current global policy, including any restrictions, is discarded in favor of the specified POLICY.
Supplying POLICY NIL is equivalent to the option not being supplied at all, ie. dynamic scoping of policy does not take place.
This option is an SBCL-specific experimental extension: Interface subject to change.
:SOURCE-NAMESTRING Namestring-Form Attaches the value returned by the Namestring-Form to the internal debug-source information as the namestring of the source file. Normally the namestring of the input-file for COMPILE-FILE is used: this option can be used to provide source-file information for functions compiled using COMPILE, or to override the input-file of COMPILE-FILE.
If both an outer and an inner WITH-COMPILATION-UNIT provide a SOURCE-NAMESTRING, the inner one takes precedence. Unaffected by :OVERRIDE.
This is an SBCL-specific extension.
:SOURCE-PLIST Plist-Form Attaches the value returned by the Plist-Form to internal debug-source information of functions compiled in within the dynamic extent of BODY.
Primarily for use by development environments, in order to eg. associate function definitions with editor-buffers. Can be accessed using SB-INTROSPECT:DEFINITION-SOURCE-PLIST.
If an outer WITH-COMPILATION-UNIT form also provide a SOURCE-PLIST, it is appended to the end of the provided SOURCE-PLIST. Unaffected by :OVERRIDE.
This is an SBCL-specific extension.
Examples:
;; Prevent proclamations from the file leaking, and restrict ;; SAFETY to 3 – otherwise uses the current global policy. (with-compilation-unit (:policy ‘(optimize)) (restrict-compiler-policy ‘safety 3) (load “foo.lisp”))
;; Using default policy instead of the current global one, ;; except for DEBUG 3. (with-compilation-unit (:policy ‘(optimize debug) :override t) (load “foo.lisp”))
;; Same as if :POLICY had not been specified at all: SAFETY 3 ;; proclamation leaks out from WITH-COMPILATION-UNIT. (with-compilation-unit (:policy nil) (declaim (optimize safety)) (load “foo.lisp”))
Lambda list¶
(sb-c::options &body sb-c::body)


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This is a simple and free service to help users automatically create hashed lists from a textfile. The service allows users to upload a text-file. The service will calculate the SHA256 checksum for each line of the textfile, and save the results to a downloadable location. The user will be given a link to download the results.
This service is provided as a convenience to users, no other guarantees are made, however, to ensure the security and privacy of your data:
The source-code and setup instructions for this project are visible on Github at http://github.com/pmarkert/freehashservice. The project is hosted inside of Amazon AWS. The equivalent functionality of this service can also be accomplished on a local computer using any Mac or Linux workstation by following the instructions in this stackoverflow article. tl;dr - run the following command from a terminal prompt:
while read line; do echo -n $line|shasum -a 256 | awk '{ print $1 }'; done < file_to_hash.txt >hashed_results.txt


ImgurScrot Release
29 Mar 2015So, bit of code I wrote while halfway going mad arguing with API’s at BrumHack in order to retain my sanity a little. This really, really, simple piece of code basically just takes a screenshot using PyScreenshot and uploads it to imgur using the imgur api.
Now, to use it, just run it. You will need “pyscreenshot” and “requests” installed, which are both available via Pip. The rest is stdlib python. All it does is take a screenshot, upload to imgur, and print the URL you can access the image. Grab it from github here.
I guess I will first take the time to explain how the python screenshot library is used. See the following commented code block to see how it does its magic.
Nothing complex about this, if you are interested in the hows and whys of the pyscreenshot modules inner workings, I suggest you have a look at its source code or something.
Obviously, we want to store our image for just long enough to upload it, and writing a tempfile as I originally did is really ugly and tends to be non portable across platforms as tempfile locations vary. So… We want our image as base64, in order to upload it. How do we do this…
Now, because the python imgur library seems to be hideously broken at the moment and I simply could not get the bastard thing to work even with its own samples, I simply decided to use python-requests to manually make my API calls.
In order to upload the screenshot, we need to send an Authorization header with our ClientID in it, as part of a POST request containing the base64 encoded image and a title for it. We
get back a JSON response containing the URL to our image. In this example, our “image title” is Screenshot-
Well, that concludes the explaination of how it works. Have fun :)


dini
is a library written in D Programming Language
that allows you to read and write INI
files.
Why ini
?
INI is widely popular, lightweight key-value text configuration format. While being very simple to learn and edit manually it is also very fast to parse.
In contrast to JSON
, which is also commonly used for configuration purposes, ini
allows to embed comments, while JSON
does not. And as for YAML
, ini
is much more lightweight and simpler. It looks roughly like this:
Features
-
Easy to use
API is fairy simple and straightforward and allows you to lower-level to get more control.
-
Rich support
dini
supports features such as section inheritance or variable lookups. -
Configurable (
>= 2.0.0
)Since
v2.0
you can define custom quotes, comments and use custom type to store values.Also, if you don’t like current model tree, you can write your own eaisly using
INIReader
.


edu.internet2.middleware.grouper.rules
Classes
RuleApi
RuleCheck
RuleDefinition
RuleElUtils
RuleEngine
RuleIfCondition
RuleSubjectActAs
RuleThen
RuleUtils
Enums
RuleCheckType
RuleIfConditionEnum
RuleThenEnum
Exceptions
RuleVeto


locate
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sort of
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skip
all like last
clear
add notes:
confusing intersection
construction
bridge or tunnel
save
do nothing
crossing
notes for "sort-of" ramp:
slope
surface
drainage
close


Basic container -->

Basic size is 100%, but limited to 1280px, but you can remove this limitation by adding "full", or give it back with "limited".
| Value | Description |
|---|---|
| limited 1280px width | |
| limited | limited 1280px width |
| full | full width |
Rows, are simply flexboxes with a basic configuration

Rows cant have any values
The columns are 12 by default, and take the width according to the number of columns.

Here too it uses its full potential when mixed with breakpoints.

Here you can also change the number of columns in the configuration.
| Value | Description |
|---|---|
| 100% width | |
| 1..12 | (100 / 12) * $ width |
You can also push and pull your columns.

Here you can also change the number of columns in the configuration.
| Value | Description |
|---|---|
| 1..12 | push or pull (100 / 12) * $ left |


| identifiability {mgcv} | R Documentation |
Smooth terms are generally only identifiable up to an additive constant. In consequence sum-to-zero identifiability constraints are imposed on most smooth terms. The exceptions are terms with by
variables which cause the smooth to be identifiable without constraint (that doesn't include factor by
variables), and random effect terms. Alternatively smooths can be set up to pass through zero at a user specified point.
By default each smooth term is subject to the sum-to-zero constraint
sum_i f(x_i) = 0.
The constraint is imposed by reparameterization. The sum-to-zero constraint causes the term to be orthogonal to the intercept: alternative constraints lead to wider confidence bands for the constrained smooth terms.
No constraint is used for random effect terms, since the penalty (random effect covariance matrix) anyway ensures identifiability in this case. Also if a by
variable means that the smooth is anyway identifiable, then no extra constraint is imposed. Constraints are imposed for factor by
variables, so that the main effect of the factor must usually be explicitly added to the model (the example below is an exception).
Occasionally it is desirable to substitute the constraint that a particular smooth curve should pass through zero at a particular point: the pc
argument to s
, te
, ti
and t2
allows this: if specified then such constraints are always applied.
Simon N. Wood<EMAIL_ADDRESS>## Example of three groups, each with a different smooth dependence on x ## but each starting at the same value... require(mgcv) set.seed(53) n <- 100;x <- runif(3*n);z <- runif(3*n) fac <- factor(rep(c("a","b","c"),each=100)) y <- c(sin(x[1:100]*4),exp(3*x[101:200])/10-.1,exp(-10*(x[201:300]-.5))/ (1+exp(-10*(x[201:300]-.5)))-0.9933071) + z*(1-z)*5 + rnorm(100)*.4 ## 'pc' used to constrain smooths to 0 at x=0... b <- gam(y~s(x,by=fac,pc=0)+s(z)) plot(b,pages=1)


Queries with one comparison operation may be improved with either a key or range index, depending on whether the attribute being compared is also the primary key.
If pkid is the key in the /exampleRegion region, creating a key index on pkid is the best choice as a key index does not have maintenance overhead. If pkid is not the key, a range index on pkid should improve performance.
SELECT DISTINCT * FROM /exampleRegion portfolio WHERE portfolio.pkid = '123'
With multiple comparison operations, you can create a range index on one or more of the attributes. Try the following:
- Create a single index on the condition you expect to have the smallest result set size. Check performance with this index.
- Keeping the first index, add an index on a second condition. Adding the second index may degrade performance. If it does, remove it and keep only the first index. The order of the two comparisons in the query can also impact performance. Generally speaking, in OQL queries, as in SQL queries, you should order your comparisons so the earlier ones give you the fewest results on which to run subsequent comparisons.
For this query, you would try a range index on name, age, or on both:
SELECT DISTINCT * FROM /exampleRegion portfolio WHERE portfolio.status = 'active' and portfolio.ID > 45
For queries with nested levels, you may get better performance by drilling into the lower levels in the index as well as in the query.
This query drills down one level:
SELECT DISTINCT * FROM /exampleRegion portfolio, portfolio.positions.values positions where positions.secId = 'AOL' and positions.MktValue > 1


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| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| com.sun.jini.fiddler |
Provides the server side of an implementation of the lookup discovery service
(see
). |
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
(package private) class |
ActivatableFiddlerImpl
Convenience class intended for use with the
ServiceStarter framework to start
an implementation of Fiddler that is activatable, and which will
log its state information to persistent storage. |
(package private) class |
FiddlerImpl
This class is the server side of an implementation of the lookup
discovery service.
|
(package private) class |
NonActivatableFiddlerImpl
Convenience class intended for use with the
ServiceStarter framework to start
an implementation of Fiddler that is not activatable, but which
will log its state information to persistent storage. |
(package private) class |
TransientFiddlerImpl
Convenience class intended for use with the
ServiceStarter framework to start
a transient (non-activatable, non-persistent) implementation
of Fiddler. |
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
private Fiddler |
FiddlerImpl.innerProxy
The inner proxy (stub or dynamic proxy) to this server
|
(package private) Fiddler |
FiddlerRegistration.server
The reference through which communication occurs between the
client-side and the server-side of the lookup discovery service
|
(package private) Fiddler |
FiddlerProxy.server
The reference through which communication occurs between the
client-side and the server-side of the lookup discovery service
|
(package private) Fiddler |
FiddlerLeaseMap.server
The reference to the back-end server of the lookup discovery service
|
(package private) Fiddler |
FiddlerLease.server
The reference to the back-end server of the lookup discovery service
that granted this lease (the granting entity).
|
(package private) Fiddler |
FiddlerAdminProxy.server
The reference through which communication occurs between the
client-side and the server-side of the lookup discovery service
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
private static Fiddler |
FiddlerRegistration.ConstrainableFiddlerRegistration.constrainServer(Fiddler server,
MethodConstraints constraints)
Returns a copy of the given server proxy having the client method
constraints that result after the specified method mapping is
applied to the given client method constraints.
|
private static Fiddler |
FiddlerProxy.ConstrainableFiddlerProxy.constrainServer(Fiddler server,
MethodConstraints constraints)
Returns a copy of the given server proxy having the client method
constraints that result after the specified method mapping is
applied to the given client method constraints.
|
private static Fiddler |
FiddlerLeaseMap.ConstrainableFiddlerLeaseMap.constrainServer(Fiddler server,
MethodConstraints constraints)
Returns a copy of the given server proxy having the client method
constraints that result after the specified method mapping is
applied to the given client method constraints.
|
private static Fiddler |
FiddlerLease.ConstrainableFiddlerLease.constrainServer(Fiddler server,
MethodConstraints constraints)
Returns a copy of the given server proxy having the client method
constraints that result after the specified method mapping is
applied to the given client method constraints.
|
private static Fiddler |
FiddlerAdminProxy.ConstrainableFiddlerAdminProxy.constrainServer(Fiddler server,
MethodConstraints constraints)
Returns a copy of the given server proxy having the client method
constraints that result after the specified method mapping is
applied to the given client method constraints.
|
(package private) Fiddler |
FiddlerLease.getServer()
Returns a reference to the back-end server of the lookup discovery
service that granted this lease.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
private static Fiddler |
FiddlerRegistration.ConstrainableFiddlerRegistration.constrainServer(Fiddler server,
MethodConstraints constraints)
Returns a copy of the given server proxy having the client method
constraints that result after the specified method mapping is
applied to the given client method constraints.
|
private static Fiddler |
FiddlerProxy.ConstrainableFiddlerProxy.constrainServer(Fiddler server,
MethodConstraints constraints)
Returns a copy of the given server proxy having the client method
constraints that result after the specified method mapping is
applied to the given client method constraints.
|
private static Fiddler |
FiddlerLeaseMap.ConstrainableFiddlerLeaseMap.constrainServer(Fiddler server,
MethodConstraints constraints)
Returns a copy of the given server proxy having the client method
constraints that result after the specified method mapping is
applied to the given client method constraints.
|
private static Fiddler |
FiddlerLease.ConstrainableFiddlerLease.constrainServer(Fiddler server,
MethodConstraints constraints)
Returns a copy of the given server proxy having the client method
constraints that result after the specified method mapping is
applied to the given client method constraints.
|
private static Fiddler |
FiddlerAdminProxy.ConstrainableFiddlerAdminProxy.constrainServer(Fiddler server,
MethodConstraints constraints)
Returns a copy of the given server proxy having the client method
constraints that result after the specified method mapping is
applied to the given client method constraints.
|
static FiddlerAdminProxy |
FiddlerAdminProxy.createAdminProxy(Fiddler server,
Uuid proxyID)
Public static factory method that creates and returns an instance of
FiddlerAdminProxy . |
static FiddlerLease |
FiddlerLease.createLease(Fiddler server,
Uuid serverID,
Uuid registrationID,
Uuid leaseID,
long expiration)
Public static factory method that creates and returns an instance of
FiddlerLease . |
static FiddlerRegistration |
FiddlerRegistration.createRegistration(Fiddler server,
Uuid registrationID,
EventRegistration eventReg)
Public static factory method that creates and returns an instance of
FiddlerRegistration . |
static FiddlerProxy |
FiddlerProxy.createServiceProxy(Fiddler server,
Uuid proxyID)
Public static factory method that creates and returns an instance of
FiddlerProxy . |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
FiddlerAdminProxy.ConstrainableFiddlerAdminProxy(Fiddler server,
Uuid proxyID,
MethodConstraints methodConstraints)
Constructs a new
ConstrainableFiddlerAdminProxy
instance. |
FiddlerAdminProxy(Fiddler server,
Uuid proxyID)
Constructs a new instance of FiddlerAdminProxy.
|
FiddlerLease.ConstrainableFiddlerLease(Fiddler server,
Uuid serverID,
Uuid registrationID,
Uuid leaseID,
long expiration,
MethodConstraints methodConstraints)
Constructs a new
ConstrainableFiddlerLease instance. |
FiddlerLease(Fiddler server,
Uuid serverID,
Uuid registrationID,
Uuid leaseID,
long expiration)
Constructs a proxy to the lease the Fiddler implementation of the
lookup discovery service places on a client's requested registration.
|
FiddlerLeaseMap.ConstrainableFiddlerLeaseMap(Fiddler server,
FiddlerLease lease,
long duration,
MethodConstraints methodConstraints)
Constructs a new
ConstrainableFiddlerLeaseMap
instance. |
FiddlerLeaseMap(Fiddler server,
FiddlerLease lease,
long duration)
Constructs a new instance of FiddlerLeaseMap.
|
FiddlerProxy.ConstrainableFiddlerProxy(Fiddler server,
Uuid proxyID,
MethodConstraints methodConstraints)
Constructs a new
ConstrainableFiddlerProxy instance. |
FiddlerProxy(Fiddler server,
Uuid proxyID)
Constructs a new instance of FiddlerProxy.
|
FiddlerRegistration.ConstrainableFiddlerRegistration(Fiddler server,
Uuid registrationID,
EventRegistration eventReg,
MethodConstraints methodConstraints)
Constructs a new
ConstrainableFiddlerRegistration
instance. |
FiddlerRegistration(Fiddler server,
Uuid registrationID,
EventRegistration eventReg)
Constructs a new instance of FiddlerRegistration.
|
ProxyVerifier(Fiddler innerProxy,
Uuid proxyID)
Constructs an instance of
TrustVerifier that can be
used to determine whether or not a given proxy is equivalent in
trust, content, and function to the service's innerProxy
referenced in the class constructed here. |
Copyright 2007-2013, multiple authors.
Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0, see the NOTICE file for attributions.


This week I learned three fun skills: how to print a shirt, how to sublimate, and how to use UV printer.
Download: Puzzle
I put the picture of my homecoming date and I in the Coredraw and use UV printer to print it. I gave it to her as an extra gift.
Download: Cup
For the sublimation, I design the image by putting the Juventus logo and add 3 lines on each side. Then I printed it by using the Coredraw. The mechine I use is sublimation.
After I printing it, I put the mug in the cool water to cool it down. It's one of my favarioute products so far.
It looks very cool, not only cool to look, but also cool to use.
Download: Shirt
For printing shirt, we were not allowed to use any image online that has copyright, because this shirt was for commercial competition.
So I deisgn my own. I use the photoshop and put the title that WRA gets and set the color green. I print it on the Brother GT-361 printer.
Sadly, I made a mistake in printing the first line, stating that WRA is the best private school in Ohio.


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|
User's Guide: Avails Validator Release
1.1
Contents:
- Overview
- Functionality
- User Interface
- Using the Validator
- Selecting Processing Options
- Running the Validator and Interpreting Output
- Editing XML
- Overview
- Launching the Editor
- User Interface
- Saving Changes and Re-Validating
- Format Conversion
- Overview
- Converting XML to XLSX
- Converting XLSX to XML
- User Interface
- Running Scripts
- Functionality
- Writing Command Scripts
- User Interface
1) Overview
1.1) Functionality
The
Validator
is a standalone application that is intended to be used during the pre-processing of an Avails Metadata file.
Capabilities include:
- Validates that one or more Avails files are in conformance with the Avails
specification.
- Validation of Avails file in either XML or XLSX format.
- Optional checks for conformance with applicable best practices or similar
guidance.
- Integrated XML Editor with linkage to any errors or warnings detected.
- Conversion of XLSX formatted Avails into XML.
- Conversion of XML formatted Avails into XLSX.
- Ability to run in a scripted mode for batch processing of multiple files.
- Installers for Windows, Mac OSX, and Linux platforms.
1.2) User Interface
Figure 1: Validator UI
The user interface is shown in Figure 1. From top to bottom, the main components are:
- Menus providing access to generic capabilities. The primary one is the "Processing"
menu. This allows the user to select the types of validation checks to be performed and the
level of logging output desired.
- The Tool Bar, which is used for:
- selection of one or more files to be validated, and
- access to the integrated Manifest Editor.
- The Logging panel used to display and filter the messages resulting from the validation
process
2) Using the Validator
2.1) Selecting Processing Options
- The first step is to configure basic options and preferences (e.g., logging output).
This is done via the check boxes in the Processing menu (Fig 2). The user may:
- filter validation-related messages based on their severity and
- enable or disable informational and status messages.
Figure 2: Validation Criteria Menu
- The next step is to select which files will be validated. There are three mechanisms
provided:
- Use the Open File... menu item to select an Avails file in either XML or
Excel format:
- The Recent.. menu item may be used to select from a history of recently
accessed files.
- A left-click on the 'File' text area (to the right of the button)
will pop open a File Chooser dialog.
If a directory is selected, all Avails files found in the directory will be processed.
Alternatively a single file may be selected. Note, however, that if the selected source is
a directory containing multiple Avails files, then all files will be validated against the
same set of options.
2.2) Running the Validator and Interpreting Output
Once all validation options have been set, the validation process may be executed via the
RUN
button. When the validation process completes, the results will be displayed in the Logging
panel (see Figure 3).
Figure 3: Validation Results
The navigation pane on the left side allows the user to select a sub-set of messages to
be displayed on the right side. Messages are hierarchically grouped first by the Avails file
they apply to, then by the severity level, and finally by the type of validation check resulting
in the message (e.g., CMD). The levels, in order of decreasing severity, are:
-
Fatal
: Indicates the inability to perform any processing on a file. For example, attempting to
process an Avails based on an unsupported version of the schema would result in a FATAL
log entry.
-
Error
: a problem that must be corrected. An example would be the absence of a required property
or the use of an unrecognized value for an enumerated type (e.g., an invalid language
code)
-
Warning
: a problem or inconsistency that does not have to be corrected but may be worth looking
into. For example, a Transaction with more than one SuppressionLiftDate terms is
contradictory but may still be processable by a retailer.
-
Notice
: indicates that a recommended Best practice was not followed (e.g. the use of
non-EIDR ID values for IDs)
-
Debug
: diagnostic output that should only be produced when requested by Movie Labs.
The last type of log entry is an
Info
message. These are used to provide a user with summary and status information about the file
being validated. The generation of Info messages may be enabled or disabled via the
Processing -> Logging
menu (see Fig 2 above).
Icons are used to indicate the most severe problem found in any branch of the message
hierarchy. For example, Figure 3b shows that only one of the two files that were processed
contains errors.
Figure 3b: Severity of Log Messages
The message display pane on the right provides a table showing all the messages in which
ever branch of the message hierarchy has been selected in the navigation pane. Some log messages
will provide additional information via tool tips. Where possible, this will include
references to specific sections of the documentation that cover the identified problem.
The interpretation of the
Line
entry will depend on the type of Avails file being processed. For XML files it will be the line
number in the file while for XLSX files it is actually the row number in the sheet being
processed.
The displayed log messages may be sorted by means of a left-click on any of the column
headers. Subsequent left-clicks will reverse the sort order.
By right-clicking on the message display pane, a pop-up menu may be accessed (see Figure
4). Available actions are:
- show the XML associated with the error in an Editor window [for XML-formatted Avails
files only],
- clear the entire contents of the message log, or
- save to a file the currently displayed group of messages in CSV format
Figure 4: Message Log Pop-up Menu
The saving and/or clearing of the log file are simple operations and the user interface for
both of these is self-explanatory. Usage of the Editor is covered in detail in the next section.
2.3) Editing [XML files only]
2.3.1) Overview
The Avails Validator includes a built-in XML Editor that may be used to correct any errors found
during the validation process. Note that this is not intended to provide a full-featured XML
authoring capability similar to those provided by tools such as XML Spy or Oxygen-XML. Rather it is
focused on providing an easy-to-use and integrated capability for quickly correcting errors and
then re-running the validation tests.
The Editor UI is implemented as a separate window (see Figure 5). Multiple Editor windows
may be opened at the same time, with each displaying a different XML file. Note, however, that
there may only be one Editor window for any given file.
Figure 5: XML Editor
2.3.2) Launching the Editor
There are three ways to launch the XML Editor:
- As described in Section 2..2, an Editor may be launched by the context menu displayed
when the user right-clicks on a log entry.
The editor will scroll the display to the line associated
with the log entry.
- An Editor may be launched by right-clicking on the file name displayed in the navigation
pane: .
- An Editor may also be launched using the EDIT button in the tool bar:
When an editor is launched for a specific Avails file:
- if an editor window for the file has not been previously accessed, a new Editor will
be created and displayed.
- if an editor for the file already exists but has been minimized (i.e., iconified) by
the user, it will be opened and brought to the foreground.
- if an editor for the file already exists, it will scroll to display the selected
line in that file.
- if the log message used to access the editor does not have a specific location
associated with it, or the editor was launched using the Menu Bar, the current line will
be set to the first line in the file.
2.3.3) User Interface
The Editor window has the following components:
- a text pane which uses colors for syntax highlighting,
- a menu bar providing access to the available editing functions
- line numbers displayed on the left edge that includes markers indicating errors and
warnings, and
- display of status messages across the bottom of the editor window.
These are shown in Figure 6.
Figure 6: Editor UI
The status messages are linked to the marker icons displayed along side the line numbers. A
single left or right click on a marker will result in the associated log entry being displayed
in the status panel.
2.3.4) Saving Changes and Re-Validating
To save changes, simply use either the pull down menu or the
<Ctrl>S
shortcut. Once the Avails file has been saved the XML may be re-validated.
The changed Avails may also be saved under a new name using the
Save As
menu option. If the Avails is saved under a new name then the user must explicitly identify the
new Avails file as the Validator's
Source
before it can be validated. Also it is important to remember that the existing Editor
window will still be displaying the original Avails file. In order to edit the newly saved file,
the user must:
- select the new file as the source file to validate,
- run the validation, and then
- select one of the resulting log messages to open an Editor window for the new XML
file.
3) Format Conversion
3.1) Overview
The Avails Validator provides a translation capability that may be used to convert an
Avails file from one format to another. The current version of the software supports the
following conversions:
- from XML (v2.1 or v2.2) to XLSX v1.7
- from XLSX (v1.6 or v1.7) to XML v2.2
- from XLSX v1.6 to XLSX v1.7
Regardless of the specific conversion being performed, the following guidelines apply:
- An Avails file must be valid before it can be translated. The Validator UI
will disable the Translate option for any file that contains validation errors or
has yet to be validated.
- Any Avails file generated by the Translation function should be validated
before using. Translation is a best effort capability. Due to inconsistencies when
translating between different formats (e.g. XML to Excel) or different versions of the
same format (e.g., Excel 1.6 to Excel 1.7) the translated Avails may not be valid even
though the original Avails file was.
The following sections provide more detailed guidance for specific conversions.
3.2) Converting XML to Excel
The Excel format requires the Avails to be organized by
Asset/WorkType
in that the contents of a spreadsheet will consist entirely of Movie-related or TV-related
Avails. The conversion process will, therefore, generate for each XML document a single Excel
workbook containing exactly two spreadsheet: one for movies and one for TV. Note, however, that
the Excel standard for Avails requires a workbook to contain a single sheet. The user is
responsible for splitting the generated Excel file into two separate workbooks with one
spreadsheet each.
The Avails XML schema supports all of the capabilities and constructs defined by the EMA
Avails Metadata standards. In contrast, the semantics supported by the Excel version of an
Avails are very limited. As a result, information present in an XML file may not be supportable
in an Excel file.
Not all XML Avails will, therefore, be supportable as an Excel file. The following
limitations should be considered when converting XML Avails to the v1.7 Excel Avail format:
Avail:
- Avail/Disposition/IssueData is not supported by the Excel format and will be
dropped.
-
Avail/Licensor/Display
is the only Licensor-related data supported by the Excel format. Other attributes and
properties (e.g., contact information) will be dropped. The same limitation applies to
Avail/ServiceProvider
- The Avail/ShortDescription field is not supported by the Excel format and will
be dropped.
Asset:
- The Excel format limits an Avail to a single Asset. Any additional Asset
elements will be dropped.
- The Excel format will only support a sub-set of WorkTypes.
- For TV-related Avails, the Excel format will only allow a standard series >
season > episode structure. It does not support mini-series, collections, or volumes.
The WorkType must be either Episode or Season.
- A Movie-related Avails is restricted to Assets with a WorkType of Movie,
Short, or Collection.
Any Asset with a WorkType not listed above will be dropped.
- In Excel, a BundledAsset is only allowed when the parent Asset has a
WorkType of Collection. Multiple BundledAssets are supported.
However, only the BundledALID field is preserved during translation. All other
information, such as SharedEntitlements, is lost.
Asset Metadata:
- VersionDescription is not supported by Excel.
- The ReleaseDate data in Excel is limited to just the year. Month and day
fields are dropped when converting.
- The Excel format only supports a subset of the ReleaseHistory information
available via the XML format:
- The only ReleaseTypes supported are 'original' and 'DVD'.
- The DistrTerritory, Description, and ReleaseOrg will
be dropped.
- XML allows multiple Rating elements but Excel is limited to a single Rating.
- The Rating/Region data in the XML is dropped. The Excel structure assumes
that the Rating/Region is the same as the Transaction/Territory.
Transaction
- The Excel format limits an Avail to a single Transaction. Any additional Transaction
elements will be dropped.
- Territory is optional for an XML Transaction but is required for
Excel.
- An XML Transaction may specify multiple Territory elements. The Excel
format, however, restricts a Transaction to a single Territory.
- TerritoryExcluded is not supported in Excel.
- An XML Transaction may specify multiple AssetLanguage elements. The
Excel format, however, restricts a Transaction to a single AssetLanguage.
- The following Transaction-related fields are not supported in Excel:
- RefALID
- ExperienceCondition
- OtherInstructions
- An Excel Transaction must have exactly one Term of the
following type:
WSP
,
DMRP
,
SMRP
,
Tier
,
LicenseFee
,
Category
, or the
TPR-
form of one of the other allowed
termNames
.
- An Excel Transaction may have exactly one SRP Term
3.3) Converting Excel to XML
The Avails Validator can translate an Excel Avails file based on either v1.6 or v1.7 of the
template into an XML Avails. The process is fairly simple as the XML format will support any
Avails structure that can be specified via Excel. The sole issue is that an XML Avail requires a
ShortDescription
which is absent from the Excel version. The translator will therefore create a description that
indicates the XLSX file and worksheet that the XML was generated along with a timestamp. The
full syntax is:
generated XML from {file-name}:Sheet_n on yyyy.mm.dd.hh.mm.ss
3.4) User Interface
To translate a file:
First validate the file using the normal mechanisms. Correct any errors
identified.
Open the pop-up menu via a right-click on the file name displayed in the
navigation pane:
Figure 7: File Context Pop-up Menu
If all validation errors have been corrected, the 'Translate' action will be
enabled.
Selecting '
Translate
' will result in the display of the Avails Translation Dialog:
Figure 8: Avails Translation Dialog
The checkboxes should be used to select one or more output formats. A checkbox will be
disabled if the software does not support conversion from the input format to that particular
output format.
Output files will saved to the indicated folder. The
Name Prefix
will be concatenated with the Avails version to create the file name. For example, the
settings shown in Fig 8 will produce a single output file with the name
Avails_Translation_test_v1.7.xlsx
.
The translator will log any changes it makes to the Avail specifications as a result of limitations
in the conversion process (see Sections 3.2 and 3.3). Figure 9 shows an example output:
Figure 9: Avails Translation Log Report
4) Running Scripts
4.1) Functionality
Validation of multiple Avails files may be performed using scripts that can specify any of
same options and settings available thru the user interface. A script may easily be used to
process a set of manifests with specified sub-sets being handled using different options. All
results are automatically displayed in the GUI's log display but the script engine supports the
option of also writing the log to a file.
4.2) Writing Command Scripts
4.2.1) Structure
A script file is written using the JSON
syntax. The structure for a validation script is as follows:
- Command: should be specified as validate . The validation command has OPTIONAL
sub-elements followed by a list of files to process.
4.2.2) Examples
The following is an example of script that validates two files plus any additional Avails
found in a specific folder and then saves the message log in a single output file:
{
"validate":{
"pathPrefix":"./AvailsDemos/",
"logging":{
"level":"Warning",
"output":"./scriptLog01.xml"
},
"avails":[
{
"file":"si_tests/CMM_BBB_v0.1.xml"
},
{
"file":"si_tests/CMM_Sita_v0.1.xml"
},
{
"file":"studioFoo"
}
]
}
}
The next two examples illustrate the use, or non-use, of the
pathPrefix
. In the first example, all relative paths are resolved using the present working directory as
the base. Both
foo1.xml
and
foo2.xml
should therefore be in the
pwd
.
{
"validate":{
"avails":[
{
"file":"foo1.xml"
},
{
"file":"./foo2.xml"
},
{
"file":"/foo3.xml"
}
]
}
}
In the next example,
foo1.xml
and
foo2.xml
are still co-located but are now in in a sub-directory of the directory containing the script
file.
foo3.xml
should still be in the same location as the previous examples since it is specified using an
absolute path.
{
"validate":{
"pathPrefix":"./AvailsDemos/",
"avails":[
{
"file":"foo1.xml"
},
{
"file":"./foo2.xml"
},
{
"file":"/foo3.xml"
}
]
}
}
4.3) User Interface
Selection and execution of a script is via the
Run Script..
menu entry. Script files are not selectable using the
File
text-entry field used to specify an Avails XML file.
Once a script file has been selected the execution is automatic. It is recommended that the
contents of the log display be cleared prior to executing a script. Failure to do so will result
in any previous messages being included in the saved log file.
Figure 10: Script Selection and Execution
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## on a Shoestring
[@bensmithett](https://twitter.com/bensmithett)
## Once upon a time...
- One huge CSS file
- No real structure
- New features? Kinda just added stuff to the bottom
## OOCSS
## SMACSS
## SUIT
## BEM
## North
## Sass
## Less
## Stylus
## Bootstrap
## Inuit
## Susy
## Singularity
## The basics
Solid, scalable, maintainable CSS architecture.
### app.scss
```scss
@import "vendor/normalize.css"
@import "base"
@import "components/*"
```
## [Normalize.css](http://necolas.github.io/normalize.css/)
Starts us on a level playing field.
## _base.scss
```scss
*, *:before, *:after {
box-sizing: border-box;
}
a {
color: green;
}
```
```
.page {}
.header {}
.comment-box {}
.avatar {}
```
#### Rule #1
### Each component has its own file
```bash
components/
_avatar.scss
_comment_box.scss
_header.scss
_page.scss
```
Keep components directory flat
When I see
<div class="comment-box">
I know its styles are in
components/_comment_box.scss
(kinda makes source maps redundant)
#### Rule #2
### A component has no knowledge of its context
```scss
.avatar {
display: block;
> img {
display: block;
max-width: 100%;
}
}
```
#### Rule #3
### Components can have subcomponents
```scss
// components/_comment_box.scss
.comment-box__avatar { ... }
```
```scss
// components/_profile_box.scss
.profile-box__avatar { ... }
```
```html
<div class="comment-box">
<div class="comment-box__avatar">
<a class="avatar" href="#">
<img src="...">
</a>
</div>
</div>
```
```html
<div class="comment-box">
<div class="comment-box__avatar">
<Avatar />
</div>
</div>
```
```css
.comment-box__avatar {
position: absolute;
top: 10px;
left: 10px;
height: 50px;
width: 50px;
}
```
#### Rule #4
### Minimise depth of applicibility
```scss
.comment-box {
a {
color: blue;
}
}
```
```scss
.comment-box {
> a {
color: blue;
}
}
```
#### Rule #5
### Components should be small & disposable
If a class doesn't fit on a 27" monitor without scrolling, it's too big!
```
.comment-box {
...
}
.comment-box__avatar {
...
a {
...
}
img {
...
}
}
```
### Everything is a component
### Each component has its own file
### A component knows nothing about its context
### Create sized, positioned containers for other components with subcomponents
### Make small, disposable components
```bash
stylesheets/
app.scss
_base.scss
vendor/
normalize.css
components/
_comment_box.scss
_header.scss
_page.scss
...
```
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ABIGAIL DAY
02.22.18
A sea of umbrellas made its way across campus as students rushed to escape the gloomy day the Athens weather granted them. The rain fell in sheets. The wind cracked against the windows of Lindley Hall’s castle-like expanse on a dreary Feb. 14 afternoon. The noise from the sidewalks became quiet as students and professors retreated into coffee shops and classrooms.
Inside a cramped lecture hall on the third floor of Lindley, damp umbrellas at their sides, about 20 Ohio University faculty members gathered to discuss their concerns about the university’s financial past, present and future.
They spoke with apprehension in their voices, riddled with concern about potential layoffs and raises, wondering if the university’s fluctuating enrollment will affect their jobs. All of their concerns built up to what they called the ongoing university “budget crisis.”
The university budgeted for $53.2 million in operating results for fiscal year 2018 — a decline of nearly 50 percent from the prior year.
Ask the OU administration what defines a budget crisis, and they’ll say it’s not really a crisis at all. Ask the faculty members sitting in Lindley, and the mood is somber.
Loren Lybarger, president of the OU chapter of the American Association of University Professors, stood in the front of the room and listed off the items of chief concern.
Repercussions from the tightening budget are seen as urgent matters from faculty. The effects are being seen much sooner.
“Firings. Shrinking of the faculty through attrition and non-replacement. Loss of academic programs, potentially. And a whole host of other possibilities,” Lybarger said. “And this is the message that we’re getting from Wilson Hall.”
Cutler Hall, the crown jewel of OU’s campus, is perched just next door to Wilson, which houses the College of Arts and Sciences — a college hit especially hard by budget constraints. Despite the proximity of the two buildings, Lybarger said, OU President Duane Nellis is painting a “very different picture” from his Cutler office.
“He sounds much more optimistic,” Lybarger said. “He’s talking about investing and honors programs and giving the faculty a raise. So it’s not at all clear where things lie exactly.”
Inside Cutler, the mood is starkly different. The urgency that exists among faculty members is diluted. The vice presidents speak of optimism and plans for growth academic programming.
Vice President for Finance and Administration Deborah Shaffer stressed that, on many metrics, the university is stronger than ever. Though demographics have been changing, she said, enrollment is at an “all-time strength level.” Market shares have been increasing. Despite “failing” facilities, the university is investing in capital projects.
“I wouldn’t call it a crisis,” Shaffer said. “The analogy I would use is similar to the market — we’re going through a correction period. That’s the best analogy to think about what’s happening to the university.”
But whether it’s termed a crisis or a correction period, fear of cuts to faculty and academic programming have tensions running high on campus and have prompted a host of questions. The rift between the administration and faculty members is one for how the “crisis” should be handled.
A university budget is a living, breathing document. It’s thousands of pages of spreadsheets and numbers that change constantly, pored over by top administrators, scrutinized by board members and ultimately, impacting every facet of what happens on campus.
There’s no simple way to break down the many factors that play into its flux and flow.
Interim Executive Vice President and Provost Elizabeth Sayrs knows people want answers to the uncertain future quickly. But the “better answer,” she said, takes time and conversation.
“I think one thing that’s hard for anyone to understand ... is that when you think about your budget at home, you know how much you’re going to bring in every month. You know how much the rent is. It’s very clear,” Sayrs said. “The university budget is not like that at all.”
Public universities in Ohio are receiving less funding — or “state share of instruction” — from the state. Throughout the past 15 years, the level of state support for public universities decreased from 35 percent of OU’s total budget to 20 percent. On top of that, Ohio Gov. John Kasich’s 2017 state budget included a freeze on tuition increases for public universities.
“This is a higher education dynamic,” College of Arts and Sciences Dean Robert Frank said. “The way Ohio does its budget makes it very hard to plan, because you’re held hostage until June of every other year.”
The university, however, is still able to increase tuition for the class of 2021, because the freeze would not impact students on guaranteed tuition.
In January, the OU Board of Trustees voted to increase tuition for the next cohort of students by 1.3 percent, or about $155 per year. The board also approved a 3.5 percent increase in residential housing rates on the Athens campus, as well as a 2 percent increase in rates of campus culinary services, according to a previous Post report.
As the state draws back on financing higher education, schools like OU face widening gaps in revenue and expenses. Factor in elements such as inflating health care costs and deferred maintenance — the backlog of major maintenance projects — and problems arise.
“You can see how costs are going to increase when revenue isn’t increasing,” McLaughlin said.
Another problem stems from what Shaffer calls “changing demographics” in enrollment.
The most recent freshman class enrollment of 4,045 students was 264 fewer than the previous Fall Semester enrollment numbers. Meanwhile, the university saw 87 fewer transfer students than it was originally budgeted for.
“Not a lot, but it’s enough when we were projecting a little bit of growth,” Nellis said. “You know, a couple hundred students from in-state — that’s $2 or $3 million just like that from tution, let alone the other revenue for residence halls.”
If there’s one observation that seems to ring true to both faculty and administrators alike, it’s that a lack of communication has soured the budget planning process and led to widespread confusion — or “gloom and doom,” as Lybarger put it.
“One of the problems I think that we’ve encountered collectively is the lack of information,” Lybarger said. “The lack of transparency about the severity of the crisis and about what the administration is understanding to be the response that it will take.”
Meanwhile, McLaughlin said a significant part of the confusion stems from miscommunication both among the administration and between the administrators and faculty.
That sentiment is one that echoes in Cutler Hall.
“I do think we could have done better collectively,” Shaffer said. “And when I say ‘we,’ I’m not necessarily saying Cutler Hall, but we as an institution need to do better communicating.”
In December, Nellis, not yet a year into the presidency, said budget issues have been “one of the big challenges” he has faced in office. He wants the university to be able to give raises to faculty, staff and graduate assistants whose pay has been stagnant.
“And that’s a challenge, given the budget situation,” he said. “But it’s really important.”
The likelihood of the layoffs that Lybarger spoke of remains largely uncertain, according to the administration.
In April 2017, the Finance and Administration department eliminated 12 positions, leaving five university staff members without jobs. The layoffs were coupled with $4.9 million in cost reductions submitted by administrative offices, in addition to $4 million in anticipated reductions in the next two fiscal years, according to a previous Post report.
The budget gaps that need to be rectified could ultimately lead to changes in personnel, Nellis said, although it’s “still too early” to determine the scope of potential layoffs.
 “But I can tell you that, as far as I can tell, people are working very hard to minimize or avoid that.”
In an effort to prepare for potential budget cuts, Sayrs said academic colleges were asked to consider how a 7 percent blanket reduction to their budgets for the next fiscal year would impact their operations. All academic support and administrative units are already reducing their budgets by 7 percent in the next three years.
“We’re really working hard to understand in infinite detail what the scale of the problem is,” Frank said. “Which may seem like it’s an easy thing to figure out. But you’re projecting into the future, in order to make decisions now. Telling the future is a real challenge.”
Frank said the size of the reductions is “up in the air right now” — colleges, however, have already begun looking closely at cuts.
“We all know we don’t have a final budget,” McLaughlin said. “But we’ve already had to make decisions within our units.”
Whether state funding will improve, Shaffer and the budget planning team make no certain plans. The share of the state budget, she said, is the university’s “new reality.”
“I wish I had a crystal ball,” Shaffer said. “We are not planning for it to get worse, but we’re not planning for it in any way to bail us out or change.”
With the shuffling of positions and ongoing searches within the higher level of university administration, some faculty members question the likelihood of change. McLaughlin, however, has faith in OU leadership.
“I spend a lot of time with these people. So maybe I’ve drank the Kool-Aid,” McLaughlin said. “But I have some optimism there in the sense that I have faith right now that we have a president and (provost) who are probably going to do the best we could expect in the climate.”
Shaffer thinks some of the “angst” coming from faculty goes back to a desire for facts.
“I think people are hungry for information,” Shaffer said. “And we’ve been working to get that information and education out and as people get that, they're more able to focus.”
But the information is largely inconclusive, for now.
Lybarger fears that if faculty shrinks, the shrinking of academic programs will follow, and the university’s standing will be negatively impacted.
While messages from Cutler Hall exude hope, Lybarger said the dean of his college is sending out “nothing but doom and gloom.”
And that doom and gloom — the uncertainty surrounding layoffs, raises and enrollment — has faculty members wondering what the future truly holds.
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I have gone through a process of immense changes and growth - Davido
- Nigerian singer, Davido, is set to release his new album titled A Good Time
- The singer used the opportunity to pen down an emotional note about his life on social media
- According to Davido, he has gone through stages of immense changes and growth
Change is a constant thing in life and many individuals sometimes do not believe how much they have grown until they reflect on past events.
Well, it seems popular singer, Davido is going through a reflection phase as he recently penned down a lengthy and emotional post on social media regarding his growth.
The Risky singer is set to release another album in a few days and he shared the album art on his Instagram page. The singer then reminisced on his life in the last seven years, how he loved and also lost people in his life.
Davido explained that he has gone through stages of immense changes and growth as he has fought battles on a spiritual, emotional and even political level.
Davido’s manager Asa Asika praises singer, calls him hardest worker in the game
The singer wrote: “It’s been a long 7 years. A lot has transpired in my life since my debut album ‘Genesis’, and I, David Adeleke (aka Davido) have gone through a process of immense changes and growth. In sad times I lost close family and friends (RIP) and in my happiest times I’ve created lives (Imade, Hailey & David Jr). I fell in love and got engaged to my PHENOMENAL fiancé, Chioma. I’ve fought battles of all kinds and on all fronts: spiritual, physical, mental, emotional even political.
With less than 48 hours left of the 7 year wait for the album of the century; A Good Time reflects on the ability to trust the timing of your life, enjoying the best moments & persevering through the worst ones. There’s no time like the present and it’s A Good Time to be alive, to be a PROUD AFRICAN and to fight for the freedom of one another - in unity. This is my album cover art and it reflects the culmination of my 7 year journey in audio/visual form, I present to you, “A Good Time”. OUT Nov 22!!!”
Mummy of 3 loading - Singer Dija reveals on social media
See his post below:
Very moving note.
In other news, Legit.ng reported that Davido's manager, Asa Asika, took to social media to praise the singer. According to Asa, Davido is the hardest worker in the game.
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Data Scientist Handbook
Dookyung Kim
2018-06-30
Welcome
This is the webside for “Data Scientiest Handbook”. This book will teach you how to do data science with R: You’ll learn how to get your data into R, get it into the most useful structure, transform it, visualise it and model it. In this book, you will find a practicum of skills for data science. Just as a chemist learns how to clean test tubes and stock a lab, you’ll learn how to clean data and draw plots—and many other things besides. These are the skills that allow data science to happen, and here you will find the best practices for doing each of these things with R. You’ll learn how to use the grammar of graphics, literate programming, and reproducible research to save time. You’ll also learn how to manage cognitive resources to facilitate discoveries when wrangling, visualising, and exploring data.
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UK-bound ship returns to Netherlands after 25 migrants found onboard
by EuronewsAt least 25 migrants have been found stowed away in a UK-bound ferry on Tuesday, Dutch police said.
The migrants were discovered aboard the Britannia Seaways cargo ferry after it had already left the Dutch port of Vlaardingen, prompting the vessel to return to its point of departure.
Police said the migrants had been hiding in a refrigerated container and that they are receiving medical care.
The origins of the migrants is not known, and images of the stowaways being led to busses show mainly young men.
Police told Dutch national broadcaster NOS that they had detained the driver and he was being questioned over his possible involvement in human trafficking.
The ferry had just embarked on a run across the North Sea to Felixstowe in southern England.
The discovery comes a month after 39 Vietnamese migrants were found dead in a refrigerated truck near London.


to achive a blockchain designer positon and to enhance my knowledge.
to be useful for the organisaton and society
| Sno. | Instituion | Degree | Passed out |
| 1 | Pragati engineering college | Engineering | 2020 |
| 2 | Aditya junior college | Intermidiate | 2016 |
| 3 | Aditya school | S.S.C | 2014 |


Nora & myself are packing up and shipping off to Austin, TX in late March. It was a tough decision, full of bittersweet realizations and reflections on good experiences, but it's time to move on and start a new chapter.
PigCat is kinda glad too.
The LivingSocial UX team is my second family. I almost can't bear the thought of being apart. They have been mentors, peers, resources, but above all, friends. Whatever the distance, it doesn't matter, these people are as close to my heart as it gets and I will miss them dearly.
It's not "good bye", it's "see you around". DC has done so much for me and I can't wait to see what happens next.


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To make the paste, place the coriander seeds, cloves, cinnamon and cumin seeds into a small frying pan and cook for 1-2 minutes or until the spices start to release their oils. In a spice grinder or pestle and mortar blend the toasted spices, shrimp paste and a tablespoon of cold water until smooth (you may need to add a little more water). Add the remaining ingredients, one at a time, blending well after each addition until the mixture forms a thick paste.
Preheat the oven to 160C/140C Fan/Gas 3.
Place a large, flameproof casserole over a medium-high heat. If the solid coconut cream has risen to the top of the tin, use this, or else pour in 125ml/4fl oz coconut milk and cook, stirring constantly for 3-5 minutes, until it separates. (If it does not separate, add the optional olive oil). Add 60g/2¼oz of the curry paste and fry, stirring constantly, until fragrant, about 1-2 minutes.
Add the venison and fry for 2-3 minutes until browned all over. Add the remaining coconut milk, reserving 2 tablespoons for the garnish. Increase the heat and bring to the boil. Add the palm sugar, fish sauce, tamarind purée, bay leaves and cardamom and return to the boil. Add 100ml/3½fl oz water to almost cover the venison and keep it moist.
Cook in the oven for an hour or until the venison is nearly tender. Add the sweet potato, cover and return to the oven for a further hour, or until the potato is tender.
Serve the curry with steamed rice topped with the chopped roasted peanuts and the coriander.


The EM algorithm is a powerful tool for computing maximum likelihood estimates with incomplete data. This package will help to applying EM algorithm based on triangular and trapezoidal fuzzy numbers (as two kinds of incomplete data). A method is proposed for estimating the unknown parameter in a parametric statistical model when the observations are triangular or trapezoidal fuzzy numbers. This method is based on maximizing the observed-data likelihood defined as the conditional probability of the fuzzy data; for more details and formulas see Denoeux (2011) <doi:10.1016/j.fss.2011.05.022>.
| Version: | 1.0 |
| Imports: | FuzzyNumbers, DISTRIB |
| Published: | 2018-08-16 |
| Author: | Abbas Parchami (Department of Statistics, Faculty of Mathematics and Computer, Shahid Bahonar University of Kerman, Kerman, Iran) |
| Maintainer: | Abbas Parchami <parchami at uk.ac.ir> |
| License: | LGPL (≥ 3) |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| CRAN checks: | EM.Fuzzy results |
| Reference manual: | EM.Fuzzy.pdf |
| Package source: | EM.Fuzzy_1.0.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: EM.Fuzzy_1.0.zip, r-release: EM.Fuzzy_1.0.zip, r-oldrel: EM.Fuzzy_1.0.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: EM.Fuzzy_1.0.tgz, r-oldrel: EM.Fuzzy_1.0.tgz |
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