Gilgeous-Alexander, Bazley lead Thunder over Pelicans
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) - Shai Gilgeous-Alexander had 23 points and eight rebounds, and the Oklahoma City Thunder beat the New Orleans Pelicans 115-104 on Saturday.
Dennis Schroder and rookie Darius Bazley each added 17 points for the Thunder. Danilo Gallinari scored 16 points and Chris Paul finished with 15 points and nine assists.
JJ Redick scored 17 points for the Pelicans, who were coming off their only victory of the season. The Pelicans played most of the game without leading scorer Brandon Ingram, who left midway through the second quarter with an injury.
Gilgeous-Alexander scored 10 points in the first seven minutes and had 18 at halftime. Bazley scored eight points in the third quarter, getting extra minutes with starter Terrance Ferguson having to sit out with flu-like symptoms. The Thunder took a 94-86 lead into the fourth quarter.
New Orleans cut it to 104-101 with 5:10 remaining on Redick’s 3-pointer, but Paul and Gallinari responded with back-to-back 3 and Schroder took control of the game in the final minutes on defense as Oklahoma City pulled away.
The Thunder missed center Steven Adams for the second straight game due to a bruised knee and went to a small lineup for a good portion of the game due to foul trouble for centers Nerlens Noel and Mike Muscala. Jahlil Okafor took advantage for the Pelicans, scoring 15 points and grabbing 12 rebounds, but he was ineffective down the stretch as New Orleans fell to 1-5.
Ingram, who was averaging 26.8 points, appeared to try and intentionally foul Gilgeous-Alexander on a drive to stop play, but didn’t get a whistle. A few seconds later, on a dead ball, he came out of the game and went straight to the Pelicans locker room with an apparent head injury. He did not return to the bench for the remainder of the game, finishing with just seven points.
New Orleans is already missing rookie No. 1 pick Zion Williamson, who is recovering from knee surgery.
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Pelicans: Lonzo Ball injured his ankle in the third quarter but was able to return to the game. He finished with 10 points, eight rebounds and seven assists. … This was the first professional meeting between Pelicans guard Nick Alexander-Walker and Gilgeous-Alexander, cousins who played in prep school together. Alexander-Walker checked in at the 3:17 mark of the first quarter to guard Gilgeous-Alexander. He didn’t allow Gilgeous-Alexander to score in their first encounter but did pick up a foul trying to cover him.
Thunder: Adams is listed as day to day. Noel again was the starter in his place and blocked six shots in 23 minutes of action. … Billy Donovan made his first coach’s challenge of the season on a goaltending call against Noel in the second quarter. Donovan lost the challenge as the call was upheld after replay.
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UK weather forecast: Met Office extends rain warning as 2 inches set to fall in day
The remnants of Tropical Storm Sebastien are set to slam into the UK and the Met Office severe weather warnings say torrential rain could put more homes at risk of flooding
by Chris Kitching, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/chris-kitching/The Met Office has extended its severe weather warnings as the UK braces for torrential rain and fresh fears of flooding from the remnants of Tropical Storm Sebastien.
Up to 2in of rain could fall in some places in less than 24 hours and there are fears that the system will bring 50mph winds and huge waves.
Two yellow warnings for rain have been issued - one which covers South West England and South Wales, and the other which affects North East England and Yorkshire.
Many places in those regions have already been hit by disastrous flooding this autumn.
As heavy rain batters the country for 48 hours, people living in the warning areas should be prepared for the possibility of severe flooding of homes and roads, travel disruption and power cuts.
Severe weather will first strike South West England and South Wales as a large area of heavy rain moves north-eastwards across the UK.
The warning for those areas will be in place for 33 hours - between 6am on Tuesday and 3pm on Wednesday.
The Met Office said 10-20mm of rain will fall "quite widely" while up to 40mm is possible over high ground and in spots where showers are particularly frequent.
It said: "A broad area of heavy rain is expected to move north-eastwards across this region during Tuesday.
"Heavy showers then follow, these probably heaviest and most numerous on and near coastal areas, especially in Wales and South West England.
"Conditions also quite windy at times, especially in coastal areas where gales are likely.
"Given already saturated ground following recent rainfall this brings the chance of further flooding and travel disruption."
The yellow rain warning for the North East and Yorkshire will be in place for 24 hours from 6am on Wednesday.
The Met Office said many places will see 20-33mm of rain, but 50mm is possible over higher parts of the Pennines and North Yorkshire Moors.
It added: "Rain is expected to become more persistent during Wednesday and turn heavy at times.
"The location of the heaviest and most persistent rainfall is still somewhat uncertain and the warning may be updated in the coming days."
As of Monday morning, the Environment Agency had issued four flood warnings for places where flooding was expected and immediate action was required.
Those four areas are: Groundwater flooding in Barrow upon Humber; Low Barlings and the Short Ferry Area; low lying properties in the Upper Hull catchment; and Roam Drain and River Hull at Hempholme.
Almost 50 flood alerts - meaning "be prepared" - were issued across England.


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It’s common for a lot of numerical information to be encoded in strings, particularly in file names. Consider a series of microscope images of cells from different patients detailing the patient number, the cell number and the number of hours after biopsy that the image was taken. They might be named like:
img_names
#> [1] "patient1-cell1-0hours-after-biopsy.tif"
#> [2] "patient1-cell1-2.5hours-after-biopsy.tif"
#> [3] "patient1-cell2-0hours-after-biopsy.tif"
#> [4] "patient1-cell2-2.5hours-after-biopsy.tif"
#> [5] "patient1-cell3-0hours-after-biopsy.tif"
#> [6] "patient1-cell3-2.5hours-after-biopsy.tif"
#> [7] "patient2-cell1-0hours-after-biopsy.tif"
#> [8] "patient2-cell1-2.5hours-after-biopsy.tif"
#> [9] "patient2-cell2-0hours-after-biopsy.tif"
#> [10] "patient2-cell2-2.5hours-after-biopsy.tif"
#> [11] "patient2-cell3-0hours-after-biopsy.tif"
#> [12] "patient2-cell3-2.5hours-after-biopsy.tif"
For some crude reason, you might just want all of the numbers:
library(strex)
str_extract_numbers(img_names)
#> [[1]]
#> [1] 1 1 0
#>
#> [[2]]
#> [1] 1 1 2 5
#>
#> [[3]]
#> [1] 1 2 0
#>
#> [[4]]
#> [1] 1 2 2 5
#>
#> [[5]]
#> [1] 1 3 0
#>
#> [[6]]
#> [1] 1 3 2 5
#>
#> [[7]]
#> [1] 2 1 0
#>
#> [[8]]
#> [1] 2 1 2 5
#>
#> [[9]]
#> [1] 2 2 0
#>
#> [[10]]
#> [1] 2 2 2 5
#>
#> [[11]]
#> [1] 2 3 0
#>
#> [[12]]
#> [1] 2 3 2 5
It seems to have missed the fact that 2.5 is a number and not two numbers 2 and 5. This is because the default is decimals = FALSE
. To recognise decimals, set decimals = TRUE
. Also, note that there is an option to recognise scientific notation. More on that below.
str_extract_numbers(img_names, decimals = TRUE)
#> [[1]]
#> [1] 1 1 0
#>
#> [[2]]
#> [1] 1.0 1.0 2.5
#>
#> [[3]]
#> [1] 1 2 0
#>
#> [[4]]
#> [1] 1.0 2.0 2.5
#>
#> [[5]]
#> [1] 1 3 0
#>
#> [[6]]
#> [1] 1.0 3.0 2.5
#>
#> [[7]]
#> [1] 2 1 0
#>
#> [[8]]
#> [1] 2.0 1.0 2.5
#>
#> [[9]]
#> [1] 2 2 0
#>
#> [[10]]
#> [1] 2.0 2.0 2.5
#>
#> [[11]]
#> [1] 2 3 0
#>
#> [[12]]
#> [1] 2.0 3.0 2.5
It’s also possible to extract the non-numeric parts of the strings:
str_extract_non_numerics(img_names, decimals = TRUE)
#> [[1]]
#> [1] "patient" "-cell" "-"
#> [4] "hours-after-biopsy.tif"
#>
#> [[2]]
#> [1] "patient" "-cell" "-"
#> [4] "hours-after-biopsy.tif"
#>
#> [[3]]
#> [1] "patient" "-cell" "-"
#> [4] "hours-after-biopsy.tif"
#>
#> [[4]]
#> [1] "patient" "-cell" "-"
#> [4] "hours-after-biopsy.tif"
#>
#> [[5]]
#> [1] "patient" "-cell" "-"
#> [4] "hours-after-biopsy.tif"
#>
#> [[6]]
#> [1] "patient" "-cell" "-"
#> [4] "hours-after-biopsy.tif"
#>
#> [[7]]
#> [1] "patient" "-cell" "-"
#> [4] "hours-after-biopsy.tif"
#>
#> [[8]]
#> [1] "patient" "-cell" "-"
#> [4] "hours-after-biopsy.tif"
#>
#> [[9]]
#> [1] "patient" "-cell" "-"
#> [4] "hours-after-biopsy.tif"
#>
#> [[10]]
#> [1] "patient" "-cell" "-"
#> [4] "hours-after-biopsy.tif"
#>
#> [[11]]
#> [1] "patient" "-cell" "-"
#> [4] "hours-after-biopsy.tif"
#>
#> [[12]]
#> [1] "patient" "-cell" "-"
#> [4] "hours-after-biopsy.tif"
What if we just want the cell number from each image?
n
th numberWe know the cell number is always the second number, so we can use the str_nth_number()
function with n = 2
.
To be more specific, you could say the cell number is the first number after the first instance of the word “cell”. To go this route, strex
provides str_nth_number_after_mth()
which gives the n
th number after the m
th appearance of a given pattern:
There’s also a convenient wrapper for getting the first number after the first appearance of a pattern:
Now what if we want the number of hours after biopsy for each image? Looking at the image file names, we’d need the last number before the first occurrence of the word “biopsy”.
To extract all of this information tidily, use a data frame:
data.frame(img_names,
patient = str_first_number_after_first(img_names, "patient"),
cell = str_first_number_after_first(img_names, "cell"),
hrs_after_biop = str_last_number_before_first(img_names, "biop",
decimals = TRUE
)
)
#> img_names patient cell hrs_after_biop
#> 1 patient1-cell1-0hours-after-biopsy.tif 1 1 0.0
#> 2 patient1-cell1-2.5hours-after-biopsy.tif 1 1 2.5
#> 3 patient1-cell2-0hours-after-biopsy.tif 1 2 0.0
#> 4 patient1-cell2-2.5hours-after-biopsy.tif 1 2 2.5
#> 5 patient1-cell3-0hours-after-biopsy.tif 1 3 0.0
#> 6 patient1-cell3-2.5hours-after-biopsy.tif 1 3 2.5
#> 7 patient2-cell1-0hours-after-biopsy.tif 2 1 0.0
#> 8 patient2-cell1-2.5hours-after-biopsy.tif 2 1 2.5
#> 9 patient2-cell2-0hours-after-biopsy.tif 2 2 0.0
#> 10 patient2-cell2-2.5hours-after-biopsy.tif 2 2 2.5
#> 11 patient2-cell3-0hours-after-biopsy.tif 2 3 0.0
#> 12 patient2-cell3-2.5hours-after-biopsy.tif 2 3 2.5
strex
can also deal with numbers in scientific and comma notation.
There are a whole host of functions for extracting numbers from strings in the strex
package:
str_subset(ls("package:strex"), "number")
#> [1] "str_extract_numbers" "str_first_number"
#> [3] "str_first_number_after_first" "str_first_number_after_last"
#> [5] "str_first_number_after_mth" "str_first_number_before_first"
#> [7] "str_first_number_before_last" "str_first_number_before_mth"
#> [9] "str_last_number" "str_last_number_after_first"
#> [11] "str_last_number_after_last" "str_last_number_after_mth"
#> [13] "str_last_number_before_first" "str_last_number_before_last"
#> [15] "str_last_number_before_mth" "str_nth_number"
#> [17] "str_nth_number_after_first" "str_nth_number_after_last"
#> [19] "str_nth_number_after_mth" "str_nth_number_before_first"
#> [21] "str_nth_number_before_last" "str_nth_number_before_mth"
#> [23] "str_split_by_numbers"
Of course, all of the above is possible with regular expression using stringr
, it’s just more difficult and less expressive:
data.frame(img_names,
patient = str_match(img_names, "patient(\\d+)")[, 2],
cell = str_match(img_names, "cell(\\d+)")[, 2],
hrs_after_biop = str_match(img_names, "(\\d*\\.*\\d+)hour")[, 2]
)
#> img_names patient cell hrs_after_biop
#> 1 patient1-cell1-0hours-after-biopsy.tif 1 1 0
#> 2 patient1-cell1-2.5hours-after-biopsy.tif 1 1 2.5
#> 3 patient1-cell2-0hours-after-biopsy.tif 1 2 0
#> 4 patient1-cell2-2.5hours-after-biopsy.tif 1 2 2.5
#> 5 patient1-cell3-0hours-after-biopsy.tif 1 3 0
#> 6 patient1-cell3-2.5hours-after-biopsy.tif 1 3 2.5
#> 7 patient2-cell1-0hours-after-biopsy.tif 2 1 0
#> 8 patient2-cell1-2.5hours-after-biopsy.tif 2 1 2.5
#> 9 patient2-cell2-0hours-after-biopsy.tif 2 2 0
#> 10 patient2-cell2-2.5hours-after-biopsy.tif 2 2 2.5
#> 11 patient2-cell3-0hours-after-biopsy.tif 2 3 0
#> 12 patient2-cell3-2.5hours-after-biopsy.tif 2 3 2.5


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The Java Persistence API (JPA) is a new programming model under EJB3.0 specification (JSR220) for the management of persistence and object/relational mapping with Java EE and Java SE. With JPA, developers can easily develop java applications that perform operations on relational database management systems using java objects and mapping. In that way, java applications developed using JPA are not only portable across different platforms, but also applications can be easily developed using simple yet powerful programming model provided by JPA. This greatly improves application maintainability against ever changing database world. JPA insulates applications from all the complexity and non-portable boilerplate code involved in database connectivity and operations.
Apache Geronimo uses Apache OpenJPA for providing Java Persistence API implementation to Java EE applications deployed in the server. Even though JPA is a part of EJB3 spec, it is independent of it. Hence, JPA can be used in JavaSE, web and ejb applications in the same uniform way. Think of a JPA implementation, e.g. Apache OpenJPA as a driver for JPA (JPA driver) similarly to what a JDBC driver is for JDBC.
The below section illustrates developing and deploying a JEE application client that uses JPA to access and manipulate database data residing in an embedded derby database.
In order to develop, deploy and run the application, the following environment is required.
The article has the following sections.
To download the complete application, click on link
1. Start the Eclipse IDE and create ApplicationClientJPA
java project.
Right click on the Project Explorer Window and click on New > Java Project.
Provide ApplicationClientJPA
as the name for the Java Project.
Click on Finish.
Right click on the Project and click on the Properties option which is the last option in the menu.
This will open up Properties Window. Click on Java Build Path => Libraries tab on the right hand side.
Click on Add External JARs button and browse for geronimo-jpa_3.0_spec-1.1.1.jar
file which should be in <geronimo_home>/repository/org/apache/geronimo/specs/geronimo-jpa_3.0_spec/1.1.1
. The jar file is only to compile entity and entity client classes you're about to create. Geronimo provides the jar at runtime.
Select the file and click on the Open button.
This will add the library to the build path. Click on OK.
2. Create META-INF
folder in the project. Right click on the project and click on New > Folder
Provide META-INF
for the folder name and click on Finish.
That's all! the setup required for developing the application client is over.
1.Right click on the project and create a Account
java class as follows.
Provide name for the class as Account
with a package name as sample.jpa.appclient
. Click on Finish.
2. Copy the below contents to the Account.java
.
3. Similarly, right click on the project and create another java class by name AccountClient.java
. Also, provide the same package name sample.jpa.appclient
.
4.Copy the below contents to the AccountClient.java
.
The AccountClient
obtains EntityManagerFactory
object first and then creates an EntityManager
object from the factory. The EntityManager
object thus obtained is Application Managed EntityManager object. The Persistence scope of the EntityManager is by default Extended
. Since the application client runs in a different JVM from the server, the transaction type is RESOURCE_LOCAL
. Hence the AccountClient
must use EntityTransaction
to demarcate the transactions.
1. Create persistence.xml
file in the META-INF
folder as follows.
Right click on the META-INF
folder and click on New => File.
Provide persistence.xml
as the file name and click on Finish.
Copy the below contents to the persistence.xml
.
2. Similarly, create application-client.xml
file in the META-INF
folder as given the previous step and copy the below contents into the file.
Since we are using JPA annotations to declare the resources, we do not require any entries in the file.
3. Similarly, create geronimo-application-client.xml
file under META-INF
file and copy the below contents.
1. Export the Java Project to a jar file Start the geronimo server and open the admin console http://localhost:8080/console
.
Click on Embedded DB => DB Manager on the Console Navigation portlet. This will open up DB Viewer and Run SQL portlets on the right hand side as follows.
Enter AccountDB in the Create DB text box and click on Create button. This will create a new Database AccountDB and will be listed in the DB Viewer portlet.
In the textarea SQL Command/s: which is on the Run SQL portlet, enter the below SQL command, and select AccountDB in the Use DB combo box, and click on Run SQL button. This creates the Account1 table in the AccountDB database.
Insert some sample rows in the table using the below SQL statements by following the same outlined procedure above.
2. Export the Java project by name ApplicationClientJPA.jar
as follows.
Right click on the java project and export it as jar file.
Select Java => jar
Click on Next and provide the jar file name and destination folder as below and click on Next.
In the next screen click Next. In the Jar Manifest Specification wizard, select sample.jpa.appclient.AccountClient
using Browse button. This is the class that has public static void main(String[] args)
method which is the application entry point.
Click Finish.
3. Deploy the application client as follows.
Change the directory to <geronimo_home>\bin
.
Submit the below command
<geronimo_home>/bin>deploy.bat --user system --password manager deploy <location_of_the_ApplicationClientJPA.jar>/ApplicationClientJPA.jar
1. Run the application client as follows.
The application performs the following operations. Use the script client
(.bat or .sh) to run the application client.
<geronimo_home>/bin>client AccountJPA/AccountJPA-app-client/3.0/jar list
<geronimo_home>/bin>client.bat/sh AccountJPA/AccountJPA-app-client/3.0/jar create 2222 Joe NewYork BranchX 20000.0
<geronimo_home>/bin>client.bat/sh AccountJPA/AccountJPA-app-client/3.0/jar update 2222 30000.00
<geronimo_home>/bin>client.bat/sh AccountJPA/AccountJPA-app-client/3.0/jar delete 2222.
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== !
Tip | Not a closed list, not a recipe! Rather, these are essential building blocks for a strategy of value creation based on data. |
Predicting crime
Predicting deals
Predictive maintenance
Risk missing the long tail, algorithmic discrimination, stereotyping
Neglect of novelty
Amazon’s product recommendation system
Google’s “Related searches…”
Retailer’s personalized recommendations
The cold start problem, managing serendipity and filter bubble effects.
Finding the value proposition which goes beyond the simple “you purchased this, you’ll like that”
Clarivate Analytics curating metadata from scientific publishing
Nielsen and IRI curating and selling retail data
ImDB curating and selling movie data
NomadList providing practical info on global cities for nomad workers
Slow progress: curation needs human labor to insure high accuracy, it does not scale the way a computerized process would.
Must maintain continuity: missing a single year or month hurts the value of the overall dataset.
Scaling up / right incentives for the workforce: the workforce doing the digital labor of curation should be paid fairly, which is not the case yet.
Quality control
Selling methods and tools to enrich datasets
Selling aggregated indicators
Selling credit scores
Knowing which cocktail of data is valued by the market
Limit duplicability
Establish legitimacy
Search engines ranking results
Yelp, Tripadvisor, etc… which rank places
Any system that needs to filter out best quality entities among a crowd of candidates
Finding emergent, implicit attributes (imagine: if you rank things based on just one public feature: not interesting nor valuable)
Insuring consistency of the ranking (many rankings are less straightforward than they appear)
Avoid gaming of the system by the users (for instance, companies try to play Google’s ranking of search results at their advantage)
Tools for discovery / exploratory analysis by segmentation
Diagnostic tools (spam or not? buy, hold or sell? healthy or not?)
Evaluating the quality of the comparison
Dealing with boundary cases
Choosing between a pre-determined number of segments (like in the k-means) or letting the number of segments emerge
Intelligent BI with Aiden
wit.ai, the chatbot by FB
Close-to-real-life speech synthesis
Generating realistic car models from a few parameters by Autodesk
Generating summaries and comments from financial reports Yseop
A video on the generation of car models by Autodesk:
Should not create a failed product / false expectations
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Just got my Arduino running and reporting data to my local EmonCMS server.
What I get in:
- Voltage
- Current
- Power
I'm logging Power to my feed (works OK, exporting cvs file has all the data in it)
But can not get Power to kWh to work it's always 0.00 (even in the cvs file).
What am I doing wrong?
EDIT: and the size on the feed tab does not change from 0.00 kb but the file on my Pi is getting bigger with all the data in it.
EDIT 2: and the Updated is always at "NaNs ago" on the Input tab I get "Xs ago"...
Is the power to kWh not working because there is a time problem ?
Re: EmonCMS can't get Power to kWh to work / log...
Thank you!
Install redis and I get the PONG respons! Do I need to restart anything? My server/emoncms to get it working?
Re: EmonCMS can't get Power to kWh to work / log...
The PONG response indicates its running, but rebooting after installing is always a good idea.
Re: EmonCMS can't get Power to kWh to work / log...
Did a restart/reboot on my Pi but still have no Power to kWh feed it's at 0.00.
Re: EmonCMS can't get Power to kWh to work / log...
Depending on the power value in your feed, it will take some time. But you should see something (more than zero) after some time has passed. (it should start incrementing fairly quickly)
Re: EmonCMS can't get Power to kWh to work / log...
Still at 0.00 after 10mins. :(
Power currently at 1kW
Re: EmonCMS can't get Power to kWh to work / log...
Almost forgot - settings.php needs to be edited. Set redis_enabled = true
Re: EmonCMS can't get Power to kWh to work / log...
It's enabled by default!
Re: EmonCMS can't get Power to kWh to work / log...
Can you show us your input processing?
Have you deleted/replaced/renamed any feeds or inputs?
Paul
Re: EmonCMS can't get Power to kWh to work / log...
This is my Input tab
I delete few power to kwh feeds on the power Input and on the Feeds tab
Edit - deleted duplicate post - BT
Re: EmonCMS can't get Power to kWh to work / log...
What feed type and interval did you select?
If you click the blue "Node1: Poraba v kWh" button on your processlist and zoom in to the last hour or so is there any graphing?
I would try creating a new one to test call it TEST just to avoid mix ups and move it up above the existing one on the processing chain, make it phpfina with 5 sec interval, within a minute or 2 it should provide a value and graph, (I just tested to be sure)
Which version of emoncms are you running? and on what?
Paul
Re: EmonCMS can't get Power to kWh to work / log...
1. I get 0.00 plotted on the graph from the start of logging.
2. Created a new feed TEST still the same problem 0.00 (phpfina 5s).
3. Don't know the version but it was download on the 15th this month (8.5 in file name).
Its running on a Raspberry Pi B+ up to date.
Re: EmonCMS can't get Power to kWh to work / log...
The version is at the bottom of each page, v8.5 comes in 3 variants.
Did you download a ready-to-image, follow a guide or install from git?
Running on a Pi (without a hdd) you should be using a low-write version which will need a "feedwriter" service running, do you get a response to " sudo service feedwriter status "?
Re: EmonCMS can't get Power to kWh to work / log...
Im running a normal version on my portable HDD.
Installed it from git v8.5.0
FIXED: I had to do as described in the Upgrading instructions (sudo pecl install redis).
Now I'm getting the Updated time (Xs ago in green) and 0.02kWh and going up...)
Thx for the help!
Re: EmonCMS can't get Power to kWh to work / log...
Based on what you've told us I can't really think of any good reason for that feed not to work, you could persist and experiment with some other feed types, but I think a couple of users have found that version "buggy" although I don't recall any specific issues like this, you could try switching branches to either the stable v8.4.0 or the more widely used v8.5.2 extended version,
Re: EmonCMS can't get Power to kWh to work / log...
Fix it!
Now have a new one :) on the "My Electric" tab "Save" button does nothing!
Re: EmonCMS can't get Power to kWh to work / log...
Interesting. I never install any of the PECL modules, yet I've never had an issue with that particular feed.
Re: EmonCMS can't get Power to kWh to work / log...
The PHP-redis module is not installed via the debian packages, that needs installing via PECL,What version you running Bill? I wonder if something is different in v8.5?
Paul
Re: EmonCMS can't get Power to kWh to work / log...
I run 8.4.0 on an OVH Virtual Private Server, and 8.5.2 on a Pi at home.
But, I've not installed the PECL modules since version 8.3.x, maybe earlier, can't remember for sure.
Re: EmonCMS can't get Power to kWh to work / log...
where can I download the My Electric (app/module) can't find it on git. Nor if I download the latest build it not in the modules folder?
Re: EmonCMS can't get Power to kWh to work / log...
Simon - are you using the app module? if so did you run Admin => update & check after installing?
Re: EmonCMS can't get Power to kWh to work / log...
Where do I have to copy the app-master folder?
Re: EmonCMS can't get Power to kWh to work / log...
Just clone from within the emoncms/Modules folder
Re: EmonCMS can't get Power to kWh to work / log...
Ok but now I get "Database is up to date - Nothing to do"
Re: EmonCMS can't get Power to kWh to work / log...
@ Bill - I'm not sure either way, v8.5 may differ to v8.4 or v8.5.2XT perhaps, it's a new one on me I always install php-redis as I use a script so wouldn't be aware of any change.
Re: EmonCMS can't get Power to kWh to work / log...
@ Simon - what do you get with " ls -la /var/www/emoncms/Modules/app " (assuming that where your emoncms is)
Re: EmonCMS can't get Power to kWh to work / log...
Upps :) My mistake! Created a folder called "apps" not "app" :)
Now everthing looks to be working.
Guys you are fast in responding to posts and helped me a lot!
100x THX


IN & OUT
RATING: ***1/2 (out of ****)
Paramount / 1:28 / 1997 / PG-13 Cast: Kevin Kline; Joan Cusack; Tom Selleck; Debbie Reynolds; Wilford Brimley; Matt Dillon; Bob Newhart; Gregory Jbara Director: Frank Oz Screenplay: Paul Rudnick
"The Birdcage," 1996's Mike Nichols-directed remake of "La Cage Aux Folles," must be considered as a landmark breakthrough for gay-themed films. For a type of film that is not generally known to be embraced by certain factions of the movie-going public, it earned both soaring audience word-of-mouth and cleaned up at the box office to the tune of $120 million. Now, about a year-and-a-half later, another step is being taken to get the genre into the mainstream with "In & Out," and although it's not as solid or polished as "The Birdcage," it's still an unequivocal success on all sides.
The movie takes place in Greenleaf, Indiana, the kind of conservative, naive midwestern province whose marker boasts that it's "a great big small town." Prominent high school English teacher Howard Brackett (Kevin Kline) entertains his classes by telling students about past pupil Cameron Drake (Matt Dillon), a local hero who made it to Hollywood and is now the odds-on favorite to claim the Best Actor Oscar at the upcoming Academy Awards ceremony. Win Cameron does, and while accepting his award, he bestows his thanks upon Howard. Everything goes like clockwork until Cameron tacks on a two-word final thought to conclude his gratitude: "He's gay."
The phrase is met with gasps by the residents of Greenleaf, all attentively staring at their television sets, their jaws on the floor. But no one is more shocked than Howard himself, who's viewing the ceremony with fiancee Emily (Joan Cusack), his girlfriend of three years. His sexuality is immediately called into question, resulting in rather large problems for both his personal and private life. Complicating matters further is the presence of Peter Malloy (Tom Selleck), an investigative journalist for "Inside Entertainment," a tabloid TV newsmagazine that decides Howard's on-the-air "outing" is a worthy story to follow. Also in a tizzy are his parents (Debbie Reynolds and Wilford Brimley) -- who see his impending marriage as a birthright -- his principal (Bob Newhart) and a few of his male students, who begin to wonder if Howard's interest in them was ever something more than educational.
"In & Out" is written by Paul Rudnick, an openly gay humorist who penned the script to "Addams Family Values" and has a monthly column in "Premiere" under the alter-ego of Libby Gelman-Waxner. His most recent project, an adaptation of his own hit play "Jeffery," was well-recieved by those who had the opportunity to see it but failed as the crossover it was likely intended to be. This project will probably make up for that -- because Rudnick doesn't confine himself to one hot-button issue, he playfully tweaks many of them.  What else can be said when Steven Seagal is in the runnings for an Oscar opposite Cameron -- albeit for a film called "A Snowball in Hell"? A few plot elements seem too coincidental, but "In & Out" never quite isolates itself in reality. Only the finale becomes too preachy for its own good.
A sterling cast appears to be having an immense deal of fun with Rudnick's acid-glazed one-liners. This is one of Kevin Kline's best performances since "A Fish Called Wanda;" he deftly balances the satirical side of Howard with the human one, and creates a wonderful, realistic comedic character. Those in supporting roles have great moments as well. Even the usually low-key Selleck manages a surprise sequence with Kline that will have Jerry Falwell reaching for his Tums. If "In & Out" has a scene-stealer, though, it's got to be Joan Cusack. Her interpretation of Emily's Ms. Havisham-esque personality merits serious Oscar consideration, especially in a great, wacky Cusackian moment where she throws her hands up in the air and exclaims, "Is everybody gay? Am I in 'The Twilight Zone'?"
"In & Out" is a prime example of how to do a farce right, from writing to acting to timing to editing. What remains to be seen, though, is how well this type of film will play with the absense of such a nationally accessible star like Robin Williams. Will people go see "In & Out" for its broad comedy and make it a "Birdcage"-sized hit, or be put off by such potentially edgy material and send it the way of "To Wong Foo"? Whatever happens, smart audiences will pack themselves in and not stay out.
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To design the interface for Open Contractors, we started from the ground up, interviewing journalists and activists who worked with this data to figure out what questions they would like answered more easily, and what data they considered most important.
After spending time talking to practitioners at the Washington Post, the Intercept, The Project on Government Oversight (POGO), The Wall Street Journal and The BBC, we determined that the vast size of the database and the clunky means USAspending provided for downloading were some of the biggest barriers journalists faced when using this data on a deadline.
In essense, they were caught between three equally bad choices.
The graphical interface: The GUI provided by USAspending allows for fairly easy searching, but only provides a small subset of data, which is often not enough for deep analysis. When accessing the data through the search portal, you cannot open more than one contract at a time (even if you use different tabs), and downloading the contracts will only provide you with about a tenth of the 220+ columns that are in the raw dataset. Many interesting stories are found in the columns not provided.
The bulk downloader: Provides CSV files, but the files are often far too large to be easily used in a typical spreadsheet application like Excel. It casts a wide net that needs to then be worked with and sorted afterwards. Therefore, if a journalist is looking for all the contracts provided with a certain parameter for the past 15 years, and does not know or have access to tools like SQL, this can be a very difficult task.
The API: Provides data in XML format, which is difficult and unwiedly to use, even for more seasoned data folks. Learning how to use and pull data from an API, then using the XML data that results from that query is above the level of most journalists.
Early concept drawings focused on context making, graphic representations of data and sharability of information.
But we knew we wouldn’t be able to understand how we would actually represent the data without creating the actual application.
So to start prototyping the functionality of our new application, we broke off a small subset of the data and began building a Flask application. Flask is a simple Python framework that would help us quickly mimic the functionality of a more robust application framework without creating technical debt.
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The Flask application also allowed us to work on the functionality of the site, the general visual sensibility and the graphs and charts, as the database was being built.
To work properly, Open Contractors needed to fully take apart and rebuild the federal procurement database. The data as we received it came in the bulk flat CSV format. But to make the data more usable, we needed to turn that into a relational database. That would allow us to more easily map the relationships between companies, agencies, contracts, product or service codes, and any number of parameters contained within the database.
To do this, we downloaded a subset of the data, then began to map out the individual entities contained within the data. For example, there were many columns in the dataset related to the company that received the contract, so we bundled them up to create a separate ‘contractor’ table, that could be linked to from within each contract that it had received.
This created a relationship between each contract and the company that received it, so that they were now all related to one individual entity.
However, this was not an easy process. It’s not simple to be able to say one company mentioned in one contract is the same company as one mentioned in another contract. Companies change their names over time, or they change their addresses, so it’s difficult to be sure of these connections over time.
We decided to use the DUNS numbers–names given by the Dun and Bradstreet corporation–to start our entity consolidation. A company is given a DUNS number for every individual location they have. For example, the FedEx across the street from your place of work would have a different DUNS number than the FedEx across town. Large corporations may have hundreds or thousands of locations across the country, and therefore may have just as many DUNS numbers. However the contract data provides a ‘parent DUNS’ field that can often help link many of these disparate locations.
Companies can also change DUNS numbers when they move, and we have not yet found a solution for this. We have been exploring ways to confirm the entity consistency with outside databases that do this sort of work, like Open Corporates, but haven’t yet found a way to do this without a high chance of error.


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Syntax error, server didn't understand request.
Tried to reach an URL where a login/password pair was required.
A high number within this item could mean that someone (such as a hacker) is attempting to crack, or enter into your site (hoping to enter a secured area by trying different login/password pairs, for instance).
Tried to reach an URL not configured to be reachable, even with an login/password pair (for example, an URL within a directory not defined as "browsable".).
Tried to reach a non existing URL. This error often means that there is an invalid link somewhere in your site or that a visitor mistyped a certain URL.
Server has taken too much time to respond to a request. This error frequently involves either a slow CGI script which the server was required to kill or an extremely congested web server.
Internal error. This error is often caused by a CGI program that had finished abnormally (coredump for example).
Unknown requested action.
Code returned by a HTTP server that works as a proxy or gateway when a real, targeted server doesn't answer successfully to the client's request.
Internal server error.
Gateway Time-out.
HTTP Version Not Supported.
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| MSIE 8.0 | 11 | 19.2% |
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| MSIE 6.0 | 3 | 5.2% |
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Skyrocketing real estate prices make finding an affordable home difficult for many South Floridians. This tool shows where you can afford a home and how school quality, safety and annual value growth compare. Here's how to use it:
With , you can afford a in ZIP codes.
Hover over a ZIP code for more information.
Experts say you should, at most, spend three-and-a-half times your income when buying a home.
since 2014.
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There are in this ZIP code with an average grade, determined by the Florida Department of Education, of .


Located well inland on the Delaware River, Philadelphia has had a turbulent history.
Position 39°52'N, 75°12'W (Fort Mifflin)


FULL STACK JAVA DEVELOPER
Hello I'm Rakesh G Hulgur. I'm from Davangere, Karanataka. I have completed my Post graduation in Master of Computer Application in the year 2020.I am a person with confidence and patience. Now I am looking for a creative and challenging position in an organization that gives me an opportunity for self-improvement, while contributing to the growth of the organization with my skills.If you are seeing for a person who can handle things well then I will a better choice.
Obstacle Avoiding Robot Car Using Arduino & Ultrasonic Sensor project is base on IOT platform
Click For More InfoSARA the Voice Assistant project it is based on Android application development and provide personal assistant using voice recognition.
Click For More InfoStudent Information Management System is a web application which is aimed to provide an individual information of each student that are stored in database.
Click For More InfoThis is a website project of my own Portfoilo juzt by using front-end technology like HTML, CSS, Bootstrap4.
Click For More InfoSmart Events is web application which is aimed to provide information about upcoming Events and what’s happening in the city.
Click For More InfoLooking forward to pursue a
career as a Full Stack JAVA Developer and help
the
organisation
with the needed skills to grow professionally and personally.
I will be glad to answer your mails & Calls.


Here will be slides advertising apparel
Archon Clothing is cool!
He's a pretty cool guy.
description.


Using around ninety metrics related to the look and feel of an instagram post, we've begun to quantify the aspects of an image that make up its style. Applying this analysis to the ecosystem of 1and1 brand influencers, we can see that there are influencers who are more or less consistent with the 1and1life brand, as it exists on instagram at the moment.
The graphic below charts the similarity between different influencer accounts, as well as how similar they are to the 1and1 brand. The darker the color, the more similar two accounts are. There are clearly two groups of accounts, one in the bottom left and one in the top right that have distinct styles. The differences between these groups is something that we are looking into, which might lead to some interesting insights!
Numbers are great, but we want to build tools that supplement, not supplant your intuition. Seeing the pictures that actually make up the dataset is import for building up those gut feelings, so select an influencer from the dropdown below to see some of the images that are most and least consistent with 1and1life's visual style.
Select an influencer to see the pictures that are most and least consistent with 1and1life's style.


Trustworthy Accurate Donor Communication Tracking
# of People Who Donated
Total Donations
Charities Served


The goal of the state of the art is to establish an inventory of the existing technologies and to see their underlying potential of their utilization in the project.
The solar cells generate electricity by absorbing sunlight thanks to the photovoltaic effect.
In space at Low Earth Orbit, the sunlight is not filtered by the atmosphere. The efficiency of a solar panel depends of the wavelength of the photons that it can absorb. Therefore, in a space context with a larger wavelength of photons available than at Earth, the technology used for the solar cells has to be able to absorb the maximum amount of photons. More, since the area available of the solar panel is strongly limited on the CubeSat (each side size 100 cm², and has to integrate solar cells but also sensors and wires). The triple junction technology solar cells have a layer well adapt to a large wavelength area with an absorption wavelength from 300 nm to 1700 nm. This option but also other types of technology have been study in the State of the Art document.
The energy produced by PV panels has to be stored partially to deal with the eclipse period in which there is no more sunlight, and so no more electricity production.
Batteries are generally the preferred method of energy storage for CubeSats. There are several factors to consider when choosing the dimensions and technology.
The nominal voltage has to be line with the buses voltage required by the modules supplied by the battery.
The energy density determines the size of the battery compared to the needed energy
The maximum discharging current limits the maximum number of modules running at the same time. This also limits the maximum consumption of any single module.
The self-discharge will affect the battery capacity, so it must be taken into account when deciding the total capacity.
The charging time of the battery minus the oversize part cannot be longer than the sunshine time, or else it will be a lack of electricity during the eclipse.
The thermal charging and discharging range are linked to the spacial conditions, and must be line with the thermal regulation modules to provide optimal or minimal operating conditions
The maximum number of cycles depends on the length of the space mission. As the capacity of the battery diminishes over time, one can choose to over-size the battery or to choose a type which has a higher number of maximum cycles.
Many kinds of 1U batteries already exist. The power stored in each of these batteries is about 10 to 30 Wh.
The ECE3SAT team considered different type of battery technology, including chemical batteries. The maximum energy density and watt-hour per kilogram rate with a correct price are the Lithium batteries (in the chemical battery technology). This technology is usually the one which is used in CubeSats.
The lithium batteries (Li) can be divided in two categories. Lithium Polymer or Li-Po, and Lithium Ion or Li-Ion. These two categories have both advantages and disadvantages comparing with the other.
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When the electricity has been generated by the solar panels. It has to be manage by the PCC modules. The PCC has to distribute the electricity, to the battery to store it or directly to the modules to use it. PCC has also to protect modules against over-current and reverse-current. To do so, a microcontroller, several MPPT modules and regulators will be integrate in the circuits.
Microcontroller has to fit with the need of communication with the OBC thanks the I2C buses, of electricity distribution control with digital outputs for the electronic switchs and of measure of battery level of charge using sensors.
There is two main architectures for CubeSats which are centralized and distributed. Each one has several advantages and disadvantages. According to a survey on 25 CubeSats led by university or affiliated university whose purpose was to determine what type of architecture was implemented, 80% of the CubeSats used centralized architecture while 20% used distributed architecture.


[define title]Apache Account Utility: Send Reset Password Email[end][# ][define body]
[end][define messagebox] [if-any message][message][else]Enter your Apache User ID and we will send a password reset email to your<EMAIL_ADDRESS>address. The email will be encrypted to your public PGP key, if your profile identifies one.
If the email doesn't arrive, email root@ for assistance.
If you have lost access to your registered email address, you will need to file an additional ICLA with Secretary. Follow the directions for submitting an ICLA.
Include your current Apache id on the ICLA and mention in your cover email that you are requesting a change to your email address.
[end] [end][# ][include "layout.html"]


Well, my friend Zoe and I didn’t make it ‘till midnight, but we did hang out for a while. Zoe ate some crackers while I enjoyed my teething ring. When it was time for me to go to bed, Zoe even gave me a little kiss. Well, it was more like she banged her head into mine and held it there for an uncomfortably long period of time, but I appreciated the sentiment.


{% extends 'home.html' %} {# By default, the menu not included but I'll make it in a way that it's possible to reveal it #} {# TODO: Make something practical be able to reveal the menu #} {% block content %}
{{ classroom.name }}
{{ numberOfStudents }} élèves
{{ numberOfLessons }} matières
{% for delegate in delegates %} {{ delegate.user.first_name }} {{ delegate.user.last_name|upper }} {% endfor %}


${head}
${title}
${body}
<#list sitemap.sections as section>
${section.name}
<#list section.entries as entry> <#if entry = page>
${entry.title}
<#else>
${entry.title}
#if> #list>
#list>
Supported by


Before Change
pipeline_tree.append([node.name] + primitive_args)
// Skip past the primitive"s args
[next(iterable) for x in range(arity)]
else:
pipeline_tree.append(node.value)
return pipeline_tree
After Change
stack = []
for node in ind:
stack.append((node, []))
while len(stack[-1][1]) == stack[-1][0].arity:
prim, args = stack.pop()
tree = prim_to_list(prim, args)
if len(stack) == 0:
break // If stack is empty, all nodes should have been seen
stack[-1][1].append(tree)
return tree
def generate_import_code(pipeline):


Header¶
Headers provide a title and labels for faceted plots. A header’s title describes the field that is used to facet the plot, while a header’s labels describe that field’s value for each subplot.
By default, Vega-Lite automatically creates headers with default properties for row
and column
channels of a faceted view.
User can set the header
property of row- or column-field definition to an object to customize header properties.
In addition to the header
property of a row- or column-field definition, users can also set default header properties for all headers with the configuration object’s (config
) header config (config: {header: {...}}
).
Documentation Overview¶
- TOC
Header Properties¶
// Single View Specification
{
"data": ... ,
"mark": ... ,
"encoding": {
"row": {
"field": ...,
"type": ...,
"header": { // Header
...
},
...
},
"x": ...,
"y": ...,
...
}
}
To customize header, a header
object in row- or column-field definitions can contain the following groups of properties:
General¶
liqid template: like ".. altair-object-table::"
{% include table.html props="format,title" source="Header" %}
See also: You may also use guide-title
and guide-label
style configs to customize common styles for axis, legend, and header labels and titles.
Labels¶
liqid template: like ".. altair-object-table::"
{% include table.html props="labelAngle,labelColor,labelFont,labelFontSize,labelLimit" source= "Header" %}
Title¶
liqid template: like ".. altair-object-table::"
{% include table.html props="titleAnchor,titleAngle,titleBaseline,titleColor,titleFont,titleFontWeight,titleFontSize,titleLimit" source="Header" %}
Example¶
This example uses header properties to change the font size of this faceted plot’s title and labels.
Header Config¶
// Top-level View Specification
{
...
"config": {
"header": { // Header
...
}
...
}
}
The header
property of the top-level config
object sets the default properties for all headers. If header properties are set in row- or column-field definitions, these config values will be overridden.
The header config can contain any header properties.


Prince Harry to deliver Queen's personal message to England stars before World Cup final
Prince Harry has jetted into Japan to watch England take on South Africa in the Rugby World Cup final in Yokohama
by Andy Lines, Russell Myers, https://www.facebook.com/AndyLinesDailyMirror/, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/russell-myers/Prince Harry flew into Tokyo last night to join 25,000 English fans ready to roar their side to victory in the Rugby World Cup final.
He will visit the England team before they take to the field and deliver a personal good luck message from the Queen.
It reads: “Your performances during the tournament have delighted supporters, and inspired many people throughout the country.
“I send my congratulations on reaching the 2019 Rugby World Cup Final, together with my very best wishes for a memorable and successful match.”
Prime Minister Boris Johnson said: “The whole country is behind you – through every kick, ruck, lineout and maul. Come on, England, bring the World Cup home.”
The match against South Africa is England’s most important since the 2007 final against the same opponents, who were then victorious 15-6.
Thousands of England fans were at the Bronze match play-off between Wales and New Zealand, which was won by the All Blacks 40-17.
During the first half yesterday a huge chant of “Oh Maro Itoje” could be heard from England fans. The powerful lock forward has become an iconic hero.
Tickets for the match are selling for £10,000.
Viewing figures could break a 16-year record for ITV. The audience hit 10 million for England’s win against the All Blacks last week but it is thought up to double could tune in. John Parker, 64, of Weymouth, Dorset, said: “I can’t wait. Japan’s been so welcoming. I think we can win.” He has been staying in Yokohama and enjoying a beer at the local rugby club.
Tom Trafford, 67, of Doncaster, said: “I want to win the final but it doesn’t really matter as it’s been an extraordinary experience.”
Harry, patron of the Rugby Football Union, also sent a message before the game.
He included a photo of son Archie in a Red Rose jersey and wife Meghan revealed she will be dressing him in an England onesie.
The last, and so far only, time England won the Webb Ellis Cup, was in 2003, against Australia.
When asked if he had received support from the Royal Family, flanker Sam Underhill said: “Not personally! As a group we’ve had a couple of messages from Prince Harry .
“He showed his little lad in an England shirt, so that was a nice touch. I’m still waiting on my personal message!”
The Duke is also scheduled to meet Japanese para athletes before the 9am game.
And fans of Sale Sharks will be toasting the champions – whoever wins. The Premiership rugby union side from Greater Manchester has four of its players lining up in Japan.
Tom Curry will start for England and Faf De Klerk and Lood de Jager are in South Africa’s starting 15. Sale’s Mark Wilson is on England’s bench.
English clubs Saracens and Bath also have players from both countries in the squads.
Sale’s head of media Sam Diamond laughed: “We are guaranteed a winner!”
Meanwhile, Wales captain Alun Wyn Jones, 34, who has been shortlisted for Player of the Year, insisted he is not ready to retire yet.


Hello there! :)
Histogram plot
Gauge, yay!. Useful on streaming data.
A line plot
Graph for the osciloscope, useful only on streaming.
Here will be the pieplot
For the parallel coordinates


-
.hLoadData(Mode1 Property)
-
The ".hLoadData" property can be used to send key/value pairs to the server.
-
When set as a string, the request is made as a "GET";
When set as an object{}, the request is made as a "POST".
Syntax
$A([
{
hLoadData: {
firstName: 'Bryan',
lastName: 'Garaventa'
},
...
}
]);
// Or
$A.reg.myObj.hLoadData = {
firstName: 'Bryan',
lastName: 'Garaventa'
};
Required:
-
The "mode" property must be set to 1;
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The "source" property must include a valid resource path.
-
.hLoad()(Mode1 Handler)
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The "hLoad()" callback is immediately processed after the get/post request.
-
Syntax
$A([
{
hLoad: function(responseText, textStatus, XMLHttpRequest, dc){
// Do something
},
...
}
]);
// Or
$A.reg.myObj.hLoad = function(responseText, textStatus, XMLHttpRequest, dc){
// Do something
};
Required:
-
The "mode" property must be set to 1;
-
The "source" property must include a valid resource path.
-
.content(Mode2-6 Property)
-
The ".content" property specifies the content to be rendered.
-
Syntax
$A([
{
hSuccess: function(options, data, textStatus, XMLHttpRequest, dc){
dc.content = data;
},
...
}
]);
Important
-
When the "mode" property is set to either 0 or 1, the "source" property must be used to assign content or to provide a resource path.
Required:
-
The "mode" property must be set to either 2 through 6;
-
Depending on the value of the "mode" property, either the "source" or "ajaxOptions.url" property must include a valid resource path.
-
.hGetData(Mode2 Property)
-
The "hGetData" property can be used to send key/value pairs to the server during a get request.
-
Syntax
$A([
{
hGetData: serialize(form),
...
}
]);
// Or
$A.reg.myObj.hGetData = serialize(form);
Required:
-
The "mode" property must be set to 2;
-
The "source" property must include a valid resource path.
-
.hGetType(Mode2 Property)
-
The "hGetType" property identifies the return Data Type of the get request.
-
Supported values:
-
"xml"
-
"html"
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"script"
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"json"
-
"jsonp"
-
"text"
Syntax
$A([
{
hGetType: 'html',
...
}
]);
// Or
$A.reg.myObj.hGetType = 'xml';
Required:
-
The "mode" property must be set to 2;
-
The "source" property must include a valid resource path.
-
.hGet()(Mode2 Handler)
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The "hGet()" callback is immediately processed after the get request.
-
Syntax
$A([
{
hGet: function(data, textStatus, dc){
// Do something
},
...
}
]);
// Or
$A.reg.myObj.hGet = function(data, textStatus, dc){
// Do something
};
Required:
-
The "mode" property must be set to 2;
-
The "source" property must include a valid resource path;
-
The ".content" property must be set for the new content to be rendered.
-
.hJSONData(Mode3 Property)
-
The "hJSONData" property can be used to send key/value pairs to the server during a get request.
-
Syntax
$A([
{
hJSONData: {
firstName: 'Bryan',
lastName: 'Garaventa'
},
...
}
]);
// Or
$A.reg.myObj.hJSONData = {
firstName: 'Bryan',
lastName: 'Garaventa'
};
Required:
-
The "mode" property must be set to 3;
-
The "source" property must include a valid resource path.
-
.hJSON()(Mode3 Handler)
-
The "hJSON()" callback is immediately processed after the get request.
-
Syntax
$A([
{
hJSON: function(data, textStatus, dc){
// Do something
},
...
}
]);
// Or
$A.reg.myObj.hJSON = function(data, textStatus, dc){
// Do something
};
Required:
-
The "mode" property must be set to 3;
-
The "source" property must include a valid resource path;
-
The ".content" property must be set for the new content to be rendered.
-
.hScript()(Mode4 Handler)
-
The "hScript()" callback is immediately processed after the get request.
-
Syntax
$A([
{
hScript: function(data, textStatus, dc){
// Do something
},
...
}
]);
// Or
$A.reg.myObj.hScript = function(data, textStatus, dc){
// Do something
};
Required:
-
The "mode" property must be set to 4;
-
The "source" property must include a valid resource path to an external JS file;
-
The ".content" property must be set for the new content to be rendered.
-
.hPostData(Mode5 Property)
-
The "hPostData" property can be used to send key/value pairs to the server during a post request.
-
Syntax
$A([
{
hPostData: {
firstName: 'Bryan',
lastName: 'Garaventa'
},
...
}
]);
// Or
$A.reg.myObj.hPostData = {
firstName: 'Bryan',
lastName: 'Garaventa'
};
Required:
-
The "mode" property must be set to 5;
-
The "source" property must include a valid resource path.
-
.hPostType(Mode5 Property)
-
The "hPostType" property identifies the return Data Type of the post request.
-
Supported values:
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"xml"
-
"html"
-
"script"
-
"json"
-
"jsonp"
-
"text"
Syntax
$A([
{
hPostType: 'text',
...
}
]);
// Or
$A.reg.myObj.hPostType = 'xml';
Required:
-
The "mode" property must be set to 5;
-
The "source" property must include a valid resource path.
-
.hPost()(Mode5 Handler)
-
The "hPost()" callback is immediately processed after the post request.
-
Syntax
$A([
{
hPost: function(data, textStatus, dc){
// Do something
},
...
}
]);
// Or
$A.reg.myObj.hPost = function(data, textStatus, dc){
// Do something
};
Required:
-
The "mode" property must be set to 5;
-
The "source" property must include a valid resource path;
-
The ".content" property must be set for the new content to be rendered.
-
.ajaxOptions(Mode6 Property)
-
The "ajaxOptions" property can be used to configure an AJAX request.
-
All available options are designed to mirror the
jQuery AJAX Options
for convenience.
Syntax
$A([
{
ajaxOptions: {
url: 'query/playlist.php'
},
...
}
]);
// Or
$A.reg.myObj.ajaxOptions.url = 'load/myPlayer.php';
Important
-
The "source" property is ignored when processing an AJAX request.
Required:
-
The "mode" property must be set to 6;
-
The "ajaxOptions.url" property must include a valid resource path.
-
.hBeforeSend()(Mode6 Handler)
-
The "hBeforeSend()" callback is immediately executed before the AJAX request is initiated.
-
Syntax
$A([
{
hBeforeSend: function(options, XMLHttpRequest, dc){
// Do something
},
...
}
]);
// Or
$A.reg.myObj.hBeforeSend = function(options, XMLHttpRequest, dc){
// Do something
};
Required:
-
The "mode" property must be set to 6;
-
The "ajaxOptions.url" property must include a valid resource path;
-
.hSuccess()(Mode6 Handler)
-
The "hSuccess()" callback is immediately executed after the AJAX request is processed.
-
Syntax
$A([
{
hSuccess: function(options, data, textStatus, XMLHttpRequest, dc){
// Do something
},
...
}
]);
// Or
$A.reg.myObj.hSuccess = function(options, data, textStatus, XMLHttpRequest, dc){
// Do something
};
Required:
-
The "mode" property must be set to 6;
-
The "ajaxOptions.url" property must include a valid resource path;
-
The ".content" property must be set for the new content to be rendered.
-
.hComplete()(Mode6 Handler)
-
The "hComplete()" callback is immediately executed after the AJAX request has completed.
-
Syntax
$A([
{
hComplete: function(options, XMLHttpRequest, textStatus, dc){
// Do something
},
...
}
]);
// Or
$A.reg.myObj.hComplete = function(options, XMLHttpRequest, textStatus, dc){
// Do something
};
Required:
-
The "mode" property must be set to 6;
-
The "ajaxOptions.url" property must include a valid resource path;
-
.hError()(Mode6 Handler)
-
The "hError()" callback is executed when an error is thrown during an AJAX request.
-
Syntax
$A([
{
hError: function(options, XMLHttpRequest, textStatus, errorThrown, dc){
// Do something
},
...
}
]);
// Or
$A.reg.myObj.hError = function(options, XMLHttpRequest, textStatus, errorThrown, dc){
// Do something
};
Required:
-
The "mode" property must be set to 6;
-
The "ajaxOptions.url" property must include a valid resource path.
-
.request(Mode2-6 Property)
-
The ".request" property contains the last XMLHttpRequest object returned by an AJAX request.
-
Syntax
$A([
{
runAfter: function(dc){
var XMLHTTPRequest = dc.request;
},
...
}
]);
// Or
var XMLHTTPRequest = $A.reg.myObj.request;
Required:
-
The "mode" property must be set to either 2 through 6;
-
Depending on the value of the "mode" property, either the "source" or "ajaxOptions.url" property must include a valid resource path.
-
$A.load()
-
"$A.load()" is a shorthand method for pulling content from an external resource and injecting it into a container element.
-
Syntax
$A.load( ( 'div.container' || document.getElementById('myContainer') ), 'files/core/s4.htm', {}, function(responseText, textStatus, XMLHttpRequest){
// Do something
});
-
$A.get()
-
"$A.get()" is a shorthand method for pulling content from an external resource and executing a callback.
-
Syntax
$A.get('files/demo/insert.php', ( '' || {} ), function(data, textStatus){
// Do something
}, ( 'GET' || 'POST' ) );
-
$A.getJSON()
-
"$A.getJSON()" is a shorthand method for pulling JSON data from an external resource and executing a callback.
-
Syntax
$A.getJSON('http://whatsock.com/json_resource', {}, function(data, textStatus){
// Do something
});
-
$A.getScript()
-
"$A.getScript()" is a shorthand method for pulling external JavaScript into the DOM and executing it.
-
Syntax
$A.getScript( ('js/helpers.js' || 'http://whatsock.com/js/helpers.js' ), function(data, textStatus){
// Do something
}, (disableAsync = true or false) );
// Or
$A.getScript('FilePath.js');
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$A.post()
-
"$A.post()" is a shorthand method for posting data to a server and returning a callback.
-
Syntax
$A.post('http://whatsock.com/post_data.php', 'name=Rincewind&occupation=WIZZARD', function(data, textStatus){
// Do something
}, ( 'GET' || 'POST' ) );
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$A.ajax()
-
"$A.ajax()" is a shorthand method for executing an AJAX request and returning a callback.
-
Syntax
$A.ajax( {ajax_options} );


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__construct(array $haystack)
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hay(array|string $array): Arr
Initialize the Arr object staticly.
Initialize the Arr object staticly.
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public
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has(mixed $key): bool
Check if array key exists.
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This is the reference documentation for Objective Lua.
Major points of interest ara:
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WITNESS LIST Business & Industry Committee May 2, 2003-8:00A HB 2646 Against: Heyer, Connie (Texas Community Associations Institute) HB 3285 Against: Evans, Richard (TX. Assoc. of Business) On: McAnally, Scott (Research & Oversight Council on Workers' Compensation) Shipe, Robert (Texas Workers' Compensation Commission) SB 611 Against: Huffman, Jeff (Texas Credit Union League) SB 853 For: Winn, Buddy (Texas Assoc of Appraisal Districts, Tax Assessor-Collectors Assoc. of Texas)


PMD users organise peaceful rally at Hong Lim Park to voice concerns over abrupt PMD ban
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Some Personal Mobility Device (PMD) users are organising a peaceful rally to voice their concerns over the Government’s recent ban on PMD use on public footpaths. The rally, which is set to take place on Saturday, 23 Nov from 5pm to 10pm at the Speakers’ Corner at Hong Lim Park, is hosted by All Singapore Stuff – a social media page with nearly half a million followers.
The event description states: “Come and speak your mind at Hong Lim Park. Let Lam Pim Min and the other ministers know that they are taking away our livelihoods by taking away your PMDs. This is a peaceful rally to revert the ban on PMDs on 23rd November 2019. 5PM – 10PM. All Singaporeans and PR are welcome, just bring your IC or Passport to join in.”
The PMD ban, which was announced on 4 Nov and went into effect the very next day, prohibits PMD users from using public footpaths. Those who flout the ban will face fines of up to S$2,000 and/or imprisonment of up to three months, after a grace period ends on 31 Dec.
The abrupt ban left food delivery riders who rely on PMDs to make a living in the lurch and hundreds of food delivery riders have been flocking to PAP MPs’ Meet-the-People sessions, seeking an alternative solution.
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Food delivery riders have lamented that the ban, which was imposed after a spate of accidents between PMD riders and pedestrians, will severely curtail their incomes and have held that the bulk of clashes between PMD riders and pedestrians are not caused by food delivery riders who use their PMDs for work, not play.
Meanwhile, an online petition calling for the reversal of the Government’s sudden ban on the use of PMDs has garnered over 25,000 signatures.
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Beloved in the Lord Jesus Christ, PLEASE ENDEAVOUR TO USE IT FOR THE
CHILDREN OF GOD.
My name is Mother Doris Killam 63years old woman from United States of
America. I am married to Engineer Pitt Killam who till his death Worked
with Willbros, a U.S oil Engineering firm here in Nigeria, we were
married for Thirteen (13) years without a child.
He died on Saturday, 18 February 2006 after my late husband Eng. Pitt
and Eight (8) other foreign oil workers were abducted by militia groups
active in the Niger Delta Region of Nigeria, on the process of
negotiation by the Nigerian Government and the Militant Group
unfortunately, my
husband Eng. Pitt Killam died, before his death, we deposit a sum of
$2.5 Million Dollars which was proceed of a contract work he just
concluded with the Nigerian Ports authority.
PLEASE FIND FACT ON THE INFORMATION FROM THE WEBSITE BELOW.
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After his painful death I decided not to re-marry or get a child
outside my matrimonial home. My Doctor told me that I would not last
for the
next three months due to cancer problem. Though what disturbs me most
is my partial stroke as a result of high blood pressure.
Having known my condition I decided to donate this funds to church or
better still a Christian individual that will utilize this money the
way
I am going to instruct herein. I want a church or individual that will
use this money to fund churches, orphanages and widows propagating the
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took this decision because I dont have any child that will
inherit
this money and my husband's relatives are not Christians and I
dont
want my husband's hard earned money to be misused by unbelievers. I
dont want a situation where this money will be used in an
ungodly
manner, hence the reason for taking this bold decision.
I am not afraid of death hence I know where I am going. I know that I
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me
your
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the
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Your presence is kindly requested at 5pm on Saturday, October 30, 2021 for the wedding celebration of Dr. Lauren Spiegel and Mr. Eric Dudiak.
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Another hotel option located nearby.


Masterful tale of misery and hope in toxic environment of refugee camp
DUBAI: US model Kendall Jenner teased her fans on social media by asking her followers whether or not her and Palestinian-American DJ Fai Khadra should start a family.
“Everyone in favor of Fai and I starting a family say ‘I,’” the 24-year-old wrote to her 119 million Instagram followers.
In the picture, Jenner posed with her nephews, Saint West and Psalm West, with Fai snapping one of the photos.
The pair have been spotted together on more than a few occasions in recent months, causing media outlets and fans alike to suspect they are a couple.
In October, Jenner set the rumor mill alight when she attended the wedding of singer Justin Bieber alongside the 28-year-old.
“We don’t date, he’s just my date,” Jenner jokingly posted on Instagram, alongside a mirror selfie with the older brother of DJ twin duo Simi and Haze.
Meanwhile, Khadra is set to touch down in Dubai this December for the upcoming eighth edition of Sole DXB. The Saudi Arabia-born musician and occasional model is being flown in by E-retailer Farfetch, and will be DJ'ing at the event. He will join the likes of other renowned guests including singer Justine Skye, who will be performing live, Moroccan photographer Hassan Hajjaj and Canadian artist Petra Collins to name a few.


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A Tool for the Synthesis of Symbolic Controllers
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Computation of the transition function of symbolic model/abstraction. More...
#include <Abstraction.hh>
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| Abstraction (const UniformGrid &state_alphabet, const UniformGrid &input_alphabet) | |
| constructor with the abstract state alphabet and abstract input alphabet (measurement error bound is set to zero) More... | |
| template<class F1 , class F2 , class F3 = decltype(params::avoid_abs)> | |
| void | compute_gb (TransitionFunction &transition_function, F1 &system_post, F2 &radius_post, F3 &avoid=params::avoid_abs) |
| computes the transition function More... | |
| template<class F1 , class F2 > | |
| std::vector< state_type > | get_post (F1 &system_post, F2 &radius_post, const state_type &x, const input_type &u) const |
| get the center of cells that are used to over-approximated the attainable set associated with cell (with center x) and input u More... | |
| void | print_post (const TransitionFunction &transition_function, const state_type &x, const input_type &u) const |
| print the center of cells that are stored in the transition function as post of the cell with center x and input u More... | |
| template<class F1 , class F2 > | |
| void | print_post_gb (F1 &system_post, F2 &radius_post, const state_type &x, const input_type &u) const |
| print the center of cells that are used to over-approximated the attainable set (computed according to the growth bound) associated with the cell with center x and input u More... | |
| void | set_measurement_error_bound (const state_type &error_bound) |
| set the measurement error bound | |
| std::vector< double > | get_measruement_error_bound () |
| get measurement error bound | |
| void | verbose_on () |
| activate console output | |
| void | verbose_off () |
| deactivate console output | |
Computation of the transition function of symbolic model/abstraction.
It implements in compute_gb the computation of the transition function based on a growth bound. Additionally, it provides the functions print_post and print_post_gb to print the center of the cells that cover the attainable set which is computed from the growth bound.
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constructor with the abstract state alphabet and abstract input alphabet (measurement error bound is set to zero)
| state_alphabet | - UniformGrid representing the abstract state alphabet |
| input_alphabet | - UniformGrid representing the abstract input alphabet |
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computes the transition function
| [out] | transition_function | - the result of the computation |
| [in] | system_post | - lambda expression of the form [] (state_type &x, const input_type &u) -> voidsystem_post(x,u) provides a numerical approximation of ODE solution at time tau with initial state x and input u the result is stored in x |
| [in] | radius_post | - lambda expression of the form [] (state_type &r, const state_type& x, const input_type &u) -> voidradius_post(x,u) provides a numerical approximation of the growth bound for the cell (with center x, radius r) and input u the result is stored in r |
| [in] | avoid | - OPTIONALLY provide lambda expression of the form [] (const abs_type &i) -> boolreturns true if the abstract state i is in the avoid set; otherwise returns false |
The computation proceeds in two loops. In the first loop the cornerIDs are comuted, which represent the cell IDs that cover the over-approximation of the attainable set:
corner_IDs[i*M+j+0]
= lower-left cell ID of the integer hyper-interval of cell IDs that cover the over-approximation of the attainable set of cell with ID=i under input ID=j
corner_IDs[i*M+j+1]
= upper-right of the integer hyper-interval of cell IDs that cover the over-approximation of the attainable set of cell with ID=i under input ID=j
In the second loop the data members of the TransitionFunction are computed.
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get the center of cells that are used to over-approximated the attainable set associated with cell (with center x) and input u
| system_post | - lambda expression as in compute_gb |
| radius_post | - lambda expression as in compute_gb |
| x | - center of cell |
| u | - input |
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print the center of cells that are stored in the transition function as post of the cell with center x and input u
| transition_function | - the transition function of the abstraction |
| x | - center of cell |
| u | - input |
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print the center of cells that are used to over-approximated the attainable set (computed according to the growth bound) associated with the cell with center x and input u
| system_post | - lambda expression as in compute_gb |
| radius_post | - lambda expression as in compute_gb |
| x | - center of cell |
| u | - input |