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Brent Simmons is still frustrated because so many sites Daring Fireball links to are inaccessible because of the massive amount of traffic it brings. Making your WordPress site Fireball-proof is not hard and anyone who can’t find the minimal amount of time to do it probably shouldn’t be self-hosting in the first place.


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You would give them: {{ counterTradeBook.name }}
A trade has been proposed for: {{ currentTradeDetails.book.name }}.
Here are this users books that you can choose from.
Click on to complete the trade. You may also choose to send them a message.
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Send a message to the user with userId in book object.


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February 5, 2018
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Wow, this thing actually works! Needless to say getting this set up wasn’t the most fun thing I’ve ever done, but it’s done so I can’t complain. Anyways, welcome to the site! I intend to post a lot on here. From development updates for things I work on to music production tutorials and everything in-between. Maybe even some web design, who knows?!
So why “0px”, and why “.moe?”
Well, 0px because I feel like it’s a name that’s 50% web development and 50% design/art. Which, to me, has a nice balance. Plus I’m absolutely terrible at coming up with names. As for the .moe, I recently got back into playing osu!, that japanese-esque rhythm game (it’s great, you should check it out). And while I’m not particularly a fan of Anime—I’ve seen a few and have my favorites, but I’m not really into it—I can still appreciate the music and enjoy the game.
I then thought a .moe domain would be a “cool” way to stand out a little bit since everyone nowadays has either .com, .io, .net, or .ly. You know, break up the monotony a bit. Will this be a good idea for the future? Who knows! Do I think it’s cool now? Ehhh. Alright, I have to get back to fixing annoying DNS issues. I might also change this site or the 0px site a little more, so apologies if things look different next time!
Stay well,
– Judah


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Validation
Before using a piece of a data you typically want to validate it first. Validation takes many forms and really depends on where the data is coming from and where the validation check is being done. If you’re passing data from one class to another via a function call then maybe some light validations are warranted (i.e., null checks) but if you’re receiving data from an external source you typically need to scrutinize it further.
Spring provides a light specification around validating Beans with a lot of the implementation provided by Hibernate.
Read: spring.io: Validation Read: hibernate.org: Hibernate Validators Read: tutorialspoint.com: Spring MVC - Hibernate Validator Example Read: mkyong.com: Combine Spring validator and Hibernate validator
The Trash/Error Bag Pattern
Although not an official design pattern Spring’s validation framework follows a technique called an error bag. The idea is named well because you basically create a “trash bag” object that you pass around to interested parties that will put their “trash” or errors into the bag.
- The trash bag is an instance of Errors.
- The interested parties your implementations of Validators.
The Validator Interface
The whole point of the Validator interface is to validate an object. Here is an example of a simple Person POJO.
import lombok.Data;
import lombok.NoArgsConstructor;
@Data
@NoArgsConstructor
public class Person {
private String firstName;
private String lastName;
private String gender;
private Integer age;
}
I used a library here called Lombok that helps generate boiler plate code like getters, setters, hashcode, equals and toString.
We can create a Validator to validate a Person given whatever business requirements we have. For the purpose of brevity I’m only going to show one validation here. You can view the entire UserValidator.java in the Journey Through Spring exercise.
public class UserValidator implements Validator {
@Override
public boolean supports(Class<?> clazz) {
return Person.class.equals(clazz);
}
@Override
public void validate(Object target, Errors errors) {
Person person = (Person) target;
if(person.getAge() != null && person.getAge() < 21){
errors.rejectValue(
// the first parameter is the name of the field we are validating, reflection
// will be used to get it's value.
"age",
// the second parameter is an arbitrary errorcode that I came up with to
// represent a failure in this validation.
"underage",
// the third parameter is the default human-readble text that represents this
// type of failure when the errorcode lookup cannot be resolved.
"You are not old enough."
);
}
}
}
Error codes are discussed below and they are typically used to lookup the human-readable message text from a MessageSource.
Running the Validator
To run the validator you need an implemention of Errors. There are a few implementations and we’ll use BeanPropertyBindingResult because thats what Spring MVC would normally provide you.
Errors result = new BeanPropertyBindingResult(person, "person");
userValidator.validate(person, result);
if( result.hasErrors() ){
result.getAllErrors().stream().forEach(System.out::println);
}
After running a Validator the Errors bag can be inspected for results. You can even pass the Errors bag to multiple validators.
Errors result = new BeanPropertyBindingResult(person, "person");
personNameValidator.validate(person, result);
personAgeValidator.validate(person, result);
// etc
// now you have a collection of errors from all the validators
if( result.hasErrors() ){
result.getAllErrors().stream().forEach(System.out::println);
}
Think about separating validators as it may or may not be a good idea depending on what you’re trying to accomplish.
Validation with Annotations (JSR-303)
It is also possible to define validations as annotations directly on the properties of a Bean. This can be convenient for simple validations like null checks, lengths, or even more complicated custom validations.
import lombok.Data;
import lombok.NoArgsConstructor;
import javax.validation.constraints.*;
@Data
@NoArgsConstructor
public class Pet {
@NotNull
@Size(min = 2, max = 25)
private String name;
@NotNull
private String type;
@NotNull
@Max(30)
private Integer age;
@NotNull
private Integer weight;
}
Now you just need to apply the @Valid annotation on your payload in a Spring Controller to have Spring run the JSR-303 annotation validations.
@PostMapping("/pets")
public Pet addPet(@RequestBody @Valid Pet pet){
// code
}
We haven’t defined anyway to inspect the Errors so Spring will return a payload that looks like this by default if a validation fails.
{
"error": "Bad Request",
"errors": [
{
"arguments": [
{
"arguments": null,
"code": "type",
"codes": [
"pet.type",
"type"
],
"defaultMessage": "type"
}
],
"bindingFailure": false,
"code": "NotNull",
"codes": [
"NotNull.pet.type",
"NotNull.type",
"NotNull.java.lang.String",
"NotNull"
],
"defaultMessage": "must not be null",
"field": "type",
"objectName": "pet",
"rejectedValue": null
}
]
}
If you want to do something with the Errors then have Spring inject a BindingResult object for you (it extends Errors). Spring will handle the binding in the same way you did it before manually.
@PostMapping("/pets")
public Pet addPet(@RequestBody @Valid Pet pet, BindingResult result){
if( result.hasErrors() ){
result.getAllErrors().stream().forEach(System.out::println);
}
// code
}
Read: jcp.org: JSR 303: Bean Validation Read: wikipedia.org: Bean Validation Read: developer.ucsd.edu: Java Validation API (JSR-303)
Custom JSR-303 Annotation Validator
To make a custom JSR-303 validation you need two things - an annotation and a corresponding ConstraintValidator.
Here is an example of a custom annotation called @PetId that we’ll use to validate that a Pet ID takes the format of 5 digits followed by a dash then two letters (i.e., 12345-AZ).
@Target({ElementType.METHOD, ElementType.FIELD})
@Retention(RetentionPolicy.RUNTIME)
@Constraint(validatedBy = PetIdNumberValidator.class)
public @interface PetId {
String message() default "{com.example.PetId.message}";
Class<?>[] groups() default {};
Class<? extends Payload>[] payload() default {};
}
Here is the corresponding ConstraintValidator.
import javax.validation.ConstraintValidator;
import javax.validation.ConstraintValidatorContext;
public class PetIdNumberValidator implements
ConstraintValidator<PetId, String> {
@Override
public void initialize(PetId petId) {
}
@Override
public boolean isValid(String value, ConstraintValidatorContext context) {
return value != null && value.matches("[0-9]{5}-[A-Z]{2}")
&& (value.length() > 3) && (value.length() < 14);
}
}
Important: Spring will initialize ConstraintValidator’s as a Singletons so only one instance will ever be created for each type. Do not store state anywhere here.
Read: baeldung.com: Spring MVC Custom Validation Read: dolszewski.com: Custom validation annotation in Spring
ErrorCode, MessageSource and ResourceBundle
Externalization of error messages is just as important as application properties. The process by which you do this is slightly different, instead of properties you have messages and instead of calling them property files they are resource bundles. This is an important step to making your system maintainable and support localization. To accomplish this you need a file somewhere in your classpath that is formatted as a key/value pair and loaded into the system as a ResourceBundle.
The entire process of mapping codes to message text is called message interpolation.
Read: spring.io: Internationalization using MessageSource Read: baeldung.com: Spring Boot Internationalization Read: wikipedia.org: Java Resource Bundle Read: oracle.com: ResourceBundle Read: oracle.com: ResourceBundle Concept Read: jboss.org: Message Interpolation
Hibernate Validation.properties
Hibernate validations will by default source their defaultMessage from a file on the classpath provided by Hibernate Validator called Validation.properties.
messages.properties convention
There are several ways to load a bundle and Spring provides a very convenient property called spring.messages.basename where you can set the location of the files. Spring Boot is smart enough to assume convention of course so by default it will look for messages.properties and load that as a resource bundle for you. Here is an example of a simple resource bundle:
Bundles support Locale change with the format messages_XX.properties, where XX is the locale code.
src/main/resources/messages.properties
# Override default Spring Validation Field Error Messages
field.required=Required field
field.max_length=Field cannot be greater than {0} characters
field.min_length=Field cannot be less than {0} characters
underage=You are only {0}, you must be at least 21!
This is currently broken in Spring.
API Error Framework
If you’re building a more sophisticated API then you would want more control over how the error responses are generated. This means mapping every type of exception into your own ApiError facade.


Methods that are too long may be confusing, and are a good sign that refactoring is necessary.
Use the Maximum statements per method field to specify the maximum acceptable number of non-comment source statements a method might have.


Make sure your Christmas party doesn’t end in disaster!
With Christmas around the corner, many of us will be looking forward to (or quietly dreading!) the annual festive staff party.
The Christmas work do often involves plenty of alcohol - which can lead to unfortunate consequences for those who over-indulge.
John Merry, head of employment law at Lanyon Bowdler Solicitors, says employees and employers need to be mindful of their responsibilities to avoid some potentially awkward conversations when everyone is sober and back in work.
He says: “The key point is that a staff party, although usually outside working hours and away from the employer’s premises, will still be part of the ‘work environment’, which means the employer will be at risk of liability for employees’ actions.
“Over the years we have dealt with cases involving punch ups, an axe-wielding employee, and the scaling, and bringing down, of a large Christmas tree - so there is plenty of reason for employers to beware!
“It stands to reason that the more alcohol is consumed, the more chance there will be that standards of behaviour will slip. For this reason, employers might be wary of offering a free bar - but not doing so when one has been provided before can be damaging to staff relations, and the alternatives can have their own dangers.
“Some staff events with high levels of drunkenness that I am aware of have had a cash bar - which encouraged many employees to get ‘tanked up’ before their arrival.
“Similarly, a free bar for a limited time can encourage binge drinking. In contrast, a free bar, excluding shots for example, can actually result in more measured consumption.
“The most important thing is for employers to remind staff in advance of a Christmas party that they want everybody to have a good time – and as part of that, alcohol consumption will not be accepted as an excuse for misconduct.”
For more employment law advice in Shropshire, visit https://www.lblaw.co.uk/services-for-business/employment-law-for-employers


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Unified Back Buffer (UBB): UBB is available only on Quadro GPUs (Quadro NVS GPUs excluded) and is enabled by default when there is sufficient video memory available. This can be disabled with the UBB X config option. When UBB is enabled, all windows share the same back, stencil and depth buffers. When there are many windows, the back, stencil and depth usage will never exceed the size of that used by a full screen window. However, even for a single small window, the back, stencil, and depth video memory usage is that of a full screen window. In that case video memory may be used less efficiently than in the non-UBB case.
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OsmAnd app is designed with quite a large number of default features, however, there is a possibility to add even more. There are plugins often available for free that are intended to help with specific situations. You can download a tool for better parking, winter sports locations' maps, etc. Here, we'll review some of them briefly.
Online maps plugin allows you to put new layers of information onto your map. Choose the map source by yourself and add up to two layers to map's main view. The plugin's helpful for smaller areas if you don't need a whole map of the country.
| Price: free | Details |
This plugin allows you to see the information about heights of the terrain (contour lines) and see its visualization by enabling the hillshade. If you combine these two features, you'll get both the information in numbers and its visual representation. Regular, contour and hillshade maps are three different types of downloads.
| Price: paid | Details | Download |
This feature allows you to record your trip and save it as a GPX file. It uses your phone's GPS to track your movement. You can view the route you've traveled, send it to OpenStreetMap project or upload it to external services.
| Price: free | Details |
These maps are intended to help you navigate at winter sports locations. They contain the information about sports facilities, ski pistes, and even approximate track complexity.
| Price: free | Details | Download |
Just like land OpenStreetMap, Nautical charts are open-source maps. They provide you with the information about seas, rivers, harbors, etc. including sailing routes, dangerous areas, ?areas where it's allowed or not allowed to sail or dock, etc. They are no substitute for official nautical charts sailors are required to have on vessels, but can be a great additional tool.
This plugin helps you save memories during trips and connect them to your route. Take photos, make videos? or audio notes. You can also export them to view in different software.
Want to edit the map by yourself? Take a glance at OSM editing plugin. OsmAnd uses the maps created at OpenStreetMap project, a collaborative community of volunteers who make maps and update them. If you'd like to try it yourself, just enable the plugin and update the information about the points of interest at any location. For wider possibilities, please join OpenStreetMap.
This tool allows you to measure the distance between two or more points connected by straight lines, make and edit GPX files.
It is a plugin called to remind you of your exact parking spot and the time when your parking time runs out (optional). This is especially helpful when you travel to a new location.
This plugin allows developing and debugging. You can test voice promting, imitate locations and see rendering performance. This plugin is for developers. Go to Settings - Plugins and choose Enable.


| Modifier and Type | Interface and Description |
|---|---|
interface |
GridController
Interface for the Controller of the Model View Controller design pattern.
|
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
Action(MessageRenderer m)
Call this from client code using a super() call.
|
Actor(MessageRenderer m)
The constructor for the
Actor |
Affordance(EntityInterface theTarget,
MessageRenderer m)
Parameterized constructor for
Affordance . |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
SWInnerWorld.initializeInnerWorld(MessageRenderer iface)
The method for initializing the
SWInnerWorld |
void |
SWWorld.initializeWorld(MessageRenderer iface)
Set up the world, setting descriptions for locations and placing items and actors
on the grid.
|
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
SWAction(MessageRenderer m)
Constructor for the
SWAction . |
SWActor(Team team,
boolean canUseForce,
int hitpoints,
MessageRenderer m,
SWWorldBase world)
Constructor for the
SWActor . |
SWActorWorldable(Team team,
boolean canUseForce,
int hitpoints,
MessageRenderer m,
SWWorldBase world) |
SWAffordance(SWEntityInterface theTarget,
MessageRenderer m)
Constructor for the
SWAffordance . |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
Absorb(SWEntityInterface theTarget,
MessageRenderer m)
Constructor for the
Absorb Class. |
Attack(SWEntityInterface theTarget,
MessageRenderer m)
Constructor for the
Attack class. |
Buy(SWEntityInterface theTarget,
MessageRenderer m)
Constructor for the
Buy Class. |
Dip(SWEntityInterface theTarget,
MessageRenderer m) |
Enter(MessageRenderer m,
SWWorldBase inworld,
SWWorldBase outworld,
SWActorWorldable host)
constructor of
Enter action |
Exit(MessageRenderer m,
SWWorldBase inworld,
SWWorldBase outworld,
SWActorWorldable host)
constructor of
Exit action |
Fill(SWEntityInterface theTarget,
MessageRenderer m) |
GetMoney(SWEntityInterface theTarget,
MessageRenderer m)
Constructor for the
GetMoney Class. |
Leave(SWEntityInterface theTarget,
MessageRenderer m)
Constructor for the
Leave Class. |
Move(Direction d,
MessageRenderer m,
SWWorldBase world)
Constructor for
Move class. |
Take(SWEntityInterface theTarget,
MessageRenderer m)
Constructor for the
Take Class. |
Thrown(SWEntityInterface theTarget,
MessageRenderer m)
Constructor for the
Thrown Class. |
Train(SWEntityInterface theTarget,
MessageRenderer m)
Constructor for the
Train Class. |
Transfer(MessageRenderer m,
SWWorldBase inworld,
SWWorldBase outworld,
SWActorWorldable host)
constructor of
Transfer action |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
Blaster(MessageRenderer m)
Constructor for the
Blaster class. |
Canteen(MessageRenderer m,
int capacity,
int initialLevel) |
Force(MessageRenderer m,
int init_forcepoints)
Constructor for the
Force class. |
Grenade(MessageRenderer m,
int hp)
Constructor for the
Grenade class. |
LightSaber(MessageRenderer m)
Constructor for the
LightSaber class. |
Money(MessageRenderer m,
int hp)
Constructor for the
Money class. |
Reservoir(MessageRenderer m,
int hp)
Constructor for the
Reservoir class. |
Shop(MessageRenderer m,
int hp)
Constructor for the
Shop class. |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static BenKenobi |
BenKenobi.getBenKenobi(MessageRenderer m,
SWWorld world,
Direction[] moves,
int init_forcepoints)
Singleton to make sure to instantiate ONLY ONE Ben in the game.
|
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
Droid(Team team,
int hitpoints,
java.lang.String name,
MessageRenderer m,
SWWorldBase world)
Create a Droid.
|
Droid(Team team,
int hitpoints,
java.lang.String name,
MessageRenderer m,
SWWorldBase world,
SWActor owner)
Second Constructor if the initialization had allocated the owner.
|
Player(Team team,
boolean canUseForce,
int hitpoints,
MessageRenderer m,
SWWorldBase world,
int init_forcepoints) |
Sandcrawler(Team team,
int hitpoints,
java.lang.String name,
MessageRenderer m,
SWWorld world,
Direction[] moves,
int width,
int height) |
TestActor(MessageRenderer m,
boolean canUseForce,
SWWorld world)
Constructor for the
TestActor class. |
TuskenRaider(int hitpoints,
java.lang.String name,
MessageRenderer m,
SWWorld world)
Create a Tusken Raider.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static void |
CatchNeighbours.catchLocals(SWActorWorldable actor,
MessageRenderer m)
This is the public static method that implementing catching SWActors
|
static void |
CatchNeighbours.releaseInnerActor(SWActorWorldable actor,
MessageRenderer m)
This is the public static method that implementing releasing SWActors
|
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
SWGridController
Concrete implementation of the
GridController . |
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
TextInterface
IMPORTANT
This UI is no longer required and is not compatible with the controller.
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It's common to sometimes feel dizzy, lightheaded or off-balance, and it's not usually serious. See a GP if you're worried.
Dizziness includes feeling:
Dizziness usually goes away on its own. But there are things you can do to take care of yourself while you're feeling dizzy.
lie down until dizziness passes, then get up slowly
move slowly and carefully
get plenty of rest
drink plenty of fluids, especially water
avoid coffee, cigarettes, alcohol and drugs
do not bend down suddenly
do not get up suddenly after sitting or lying down
do not do anything that could be dangerous while you're dizzy, like driving, climbing a ladder or using heavy machinery
do not lie totally flat if you feel like things are spinning
If you have other symptoms, this might give you an idea of the cause. Do not self-diagnose – see a GP if you're worried.
Dizziness often goes away after you're treated for something else. For example:
| Dizziness symptoms | Possible causes |
|---|---|
| When standing or sitting up suddenly | sudden drop in blood pressure (postural hypotension) |
| Feeling off-balance, losing some hearing, ringing or other sounds in your ears (tinnitus) | inner-ear problems |
| Feeling off-balance or like things are spinning, feeling or being sick, sometimes after a cold or flu | labyrinthitis |
| After starting new prescription medicine | side effect of medicine |
| With symptoms like hearing loss, double vision, blurred vision, numb face, arms or legs | decreased blood flow to the brain, possibly from clogged arteries (atherosclerosis) |
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Chorus completes first phase of fibre build on time
by ChorusChorus completes first phase of fibre build on time and on budget
Chorus has today announced that a nine-year project to bring 28 towns and cities world-class broadband has been completed – on time and on budget.
Chorus today joined Communications Minister Kris Faafoi for an event in Auckland to mark the first phase of the Ultra-Fast Broadband (UFB) programme completion by connecting the last piece of the fibre network.
Chorus CEO, JB Rousselot said New Zealand’s fibre network is the envy of many countries around the world.
“The Chorus team has done a fantastic job delivering this massive programme of work.
“Many countries around the world would give anything to have our fibre network.
“There is no question that access to extremely fast broadband makes a significant difference to the lives of New Zealanders, and this initiative shows how passionate Chorus is about improving connectivity.
“I want to thank both the previous and current governments for backing the project so enthusiastically. New Zealand has shown how a public-private partnership can work very well and deliver an extremely cost-effective outcome for taxpayers.”
In building the first phase of UFB, Chorus laid about 28,000kms of fibre cabling.
With the first phase of the fibre build now complete, Chorus continues to work on the second phase, UFB2 and UFB2+, taking fibre to a further 300 or so communities.
Mr Rousselot says it is encouraging that so many New Zealanders are using the fibre network, with uptake continuing to exceed expectations.
When Chorus began the fibre rollout, the contractual target was to achieve 20 percent uptake by the end of 2019. Uptake is currently sitting at more than 55 percent.
“One of the main factors that has highlighted the need for fibre is the huge spike in data use on the fibre network.”
Back in 2011 when the build started, the average household was only using 12GB of data a month. Fast forward to today and now it’s 279GB. Fibre users are consuming even more data, averaging 360GB a month.
“As we’ve seen with Rugby World Cup, the growing consumer adoption of video on demand services drives significant growth in data usage. That’s all the more so when people watch live sports events online.”
Some key fibre statistics:
• Total length of fibre cable laid: 28,000kms
• Length of individual strands of fibre laid: 2.2 million kms
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A. Applicability of Part II
§88-251 Applicability. The following provisions of part II shall apply to this part:
(1) Subpart A, except the definitions provided in section 88-21, unless expressly adopted in section 88-261;
(2) Subpart B, except sections 88-45, 88-45.5, 88-46, 88-48, 88-52, 88-59, 88-59.5, 88-61, and 88-62;
(3) Subpart C, except sections 88-71, 88-72, 88-73, 88-74, 88-74.6, 88-75, 88-76, 88-80, 88-83, 88-84, 88-85, 88-87, 88-88, 88-96, 88-97, and 88-98;
(4) Subpart D, except sections 88-112 and 88-113; and
(5) Subpart E. [L 1984, c 108, pt of §8; am L 1987, c 117, §3; am L 1990, c 104, §3; am L 1998, c 151, §12; am L 2004, c 179, §23; am L 2005, c 58, §17; am L 2006, c 169, §26; am L 2007, c 215, §18; am L 2008, c 47, §10]
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2.1 Preservation and Demography
Generally, preservation of the sample is fair, although there is differential preservation between and within tombs. Remains from Tombs 1 and 4 exhibit the best overall preservation. Individuals with poor preservation were generally incomplete, highly fragmentary, or the bones had undergone significant taphonomic degradation.
For each tomb, the minimum number of individuals (MNI) was determined by considering repeated skeletal elements and matching commingled remains based upon diagnostic indicators for age and sex, as well as general appearance. In some instances, especially if the remains were highly fragmentary, a large portion of the remains could not be assigned to any particular individual (e.g., Tombs 3 and 7). Human remains recovered from the tomb complex (up to the 2006 field season) represent an MNI of 35 individuals (see Table 1).
2.2 Paleopathology
2.2.1 General Observations
Due to diff erential preservation, paleopathological data are not reported for nearly one-third of the sample. Also, because of time constraints, paleopathology was not recorded for the individuals from Tomb 8. Of those observed, 13/21 individuals exhibit some type of pathological lesion.
The most common pathology is periostitis, which is commonly found in archaeological cemetery samples (Ortner 2003). Periostitis occurs in 6/21 of the observable sample and more frequently on the lower limbs, although the upper limbs are also aff ected. Both active and healed lesions were observed. Porotic hyperostosis, another lesion commonly reported in archaeological skeletal samples, is uncommon in the Umm el-Marra sample. Porotic hyperostosis is often considered a result of anemia, although its etiology is likely more complicated (Walker et al. 2009). No cases of porotic hyperostosis on the cranial vault occur; however, cribra orbitalia—porosities on the orbital roof—occur in 2/21 individuals.
2.2.2 Selected Cases
2.3 Dietary Reconstruction
2.3.1 Stable Isotope Analysis
2.3.2 Dental Wear
2.4 Dental Nonmetrics
Dental nonmectric data were collected using the UADAS recording system (Scott and Turner 2000). Population distance was measured using Smith’s Mean Measure of Divergence, or MMD (Smith 1977). The MMD has become a well established method for anthropologists using nonmetric traints to investigate biological distance between populations (Harris and Sjøvold 2004). Soltysiak (2011) provides an R script for calculating the MMD.
| SOU | LL | KM | AI | EN | AS | LER | JT | UEM | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SOU | 0.00000 | 0.17423 | 0.07711 | 0.02062 | 0.09878 | 0.51591 | 0.45097 | 0.24715 | 1.67747 |
| LL | 0.17423 | 0.00000 | 0.10572 | 0.06543 | 0.02985 | 0.16781 | 0.09523 | 0.10818 | 1.28277 |
| KM | 0.07711 | 0.10572 | 0.00000 | -0.02865 | 0.01760 | 0.19850 | 0.24307 | 0.32065 | 1.79021 |
| AI | 0.02062 | 0.06543 | -0.02865 | 0.00000 | -0.07538 | 0.08728 | 0.19567 | 0.07651 | 1.80810 |
| EN | 0.09878 | 0.02985 | 0.01760 | -0.07538 | 0.00000 | 0.07474 | 0.08974 | 0.15814 | 1.74441 |
| AS | 0.51591 | 0.16781 | 0.19850 | 0.08728 | 0.07474 | 0.00000 | 0.02527 | 0.18342 | 1.46623 |
| LER | 0.45097 | 0.09523 | 0.24307 | 0.19567 | 0.08974 | 0.02527 | 0.00000 | 0.12811 | 1.52949 |
| JT | 0.24715 | 0.10818 | 0.32065 | 0.07651 | 0.15814 | 0.18342 | 0.12811 | 0.00000 | 1.25275 |
| UEM | 1.67747 | 1.28277 | 1.79021 | 1.80810 | 1.74441 | 1.46623 | 1.52949 | 1.25275 | 0.00000 |
Also of interest is the significance matrix.
| SOU | LL | KM | AI | EN | AS | LER | JT | UEM | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SOU | 1.00000 | 0.00523 | 0.16586 | 0.88139 | 0.12800 | 0.00000 | 0.00000 | 0.00021 | 0 |
| LL | 0.00523 | 1.00000 | 0.00372 | 0.61627 | 0.54867 | 0.05027 | 0.00062 | 0.02086 | 0 |
| KM | 0.16586 | 0.00372 | 1.00000 | 1.00000 | 0.68468 | 0.01361 | 0.00000 | 0.00000 | 0 |
| AI | 0.88139 | 0.61627 | 1.00000 | 1.00000 | 1.00000 | 0.56539 | 0.10508 | 0.55820 | 0 |
| EN | 0.12800 | 0.54867 | 0.68468 | 1.00000 | 1.00000 | 0.40909 | 0.01097 | 0.00223 | 0 |
| AS | 0.00000 | 0.05027 | 0.01361 | 0.56539 | 0.40909 | 1.00000 | 0.73422 | 0.04283 | 0 |
| LER | 0.00000 | 0.00062 | 0.00000 | 0.10508 | 0.01097 | 0.73422 | 1.00000 | 0.00005 | 0 |
| JT | 0.00021 | 0.02086 | 0.00000 | 0.55820 | 0.00223 | 0.04283 | 0.00005 | 1.00000 | 0 |
| UEM | 0.00000 | 0.00000 | 0.00000 | 0.00000 | 0.00000 | 0.00000 | 0.00000 | 0.00000 | 1 |
Also of interest is the standard deviation matrix.
| SOU | LL | KM | AI | EN | AS | LER | JT | UEM | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SOU | 0.08426 | 0.06239 | 0.05565 | 0.13820 | 0.06490 | 0.10336 | 0.04772 | 0.06666 | 0.06900 |
| LL | 0.06239 | 0.04422 | 0.03644 | 0.13056 | 0.04977 | 0.08572 | 0.02782 | 0.04682 | 0.04936 |
| KM | 0.05565 | 0.03644 | 0.02896 | 0.12668 | 0.04334 | 0.08045 | 0.02028 | 0.03980 | 0.04228 |
| AI | 0.13820 | 0.13056 | 0.12668 | 0.23607 | 0.14516 | 0.15183 | 0.12073 | 0.13067 | 0.13382 |
| EN | 0.06490 | 0.04977 | 0.04334 | 0.14516 | 0.06158 | 0.09054 | 0.03528 | 0.05171 | 0.05538 |
| AS | 0.10336 | 0.08572 | 0.08045 | 0.15183 | 0.09054 | 0.13952 | 0.07443 | 0.09056 | 0.09436 |
| LER | 0.04772 | 0.02782 | 0.02028 | 0.12073 | 0.03528 | 0.07443 | 0.01184 | 0.03160 | 0.03415 |
| JT | 0.06666 | 0.04682 | 0.03980 | 0.13067 | 0.05171 | 0.09056 | 0.03160 | 0.05160 | 0.05341 |
| UEM | 0.06900 | 0.04936 | 0.04228 | 0.13382 | 0.05538 | 0.09436 | 0.03415 | 0.05341 | 0.05664 |
References
Ortner, Donald J. 2003. Identification of Pathological Conditions in Human Skeletal Remains. San Diego: Academic Press.
Walker, P. L., R. R. Bathurst, R. Richman, T. Gjerdrum, and V. A. Andrushko. 2009. “The Causes of Porotic Hyperostosis and Cribra Orbitalia: A Reappraisal of the Iron-Deficiency-Anemia Hypothesis.” American Journal of Physical Anthropology 139 (2): 109–25.
Scott, Richard G., and Christy G. Turner. 2000. The Anthropology of Modern Human Teeth: Dental Morphology and Its Variation in Recent Human Populations. New York: Cambridge University Press.
Smith, Cedric AB. 1977. “A Note on Genetic Distance.” Annals of Human Genetics 40 (4): 463–79.
Harris, Edward F, and Torstein Sjøvold. 2004. “Calculation of Smith’s Mean Measure of Divergence for Intergroup Comparisons Using Nonmetric Data.” Dental Anthropology 17 (3): 83–93.
Soltysiak, Arkadiusz. 2011. “Technical Note: An R Script for Smith’s Mean Measure of Divergence.” Bioarchaeology of the Near East 5: 41–44.


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| virtual S | Evaluate (const S &x, const C &u) const =0 |
| virtual void | FromRos (const SR &res)=0 |
| const ControlBound< C > & | GetControlBound () const |
| void | Initialize (std::unique_ptr< ControlBound< C >> bound) |
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| virtual SR | ToRos () const =0 |
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The Runtime UI is part of the game4automation prefab. It can be enabled and disabled in the Game4AutomationController, which is a script on the top level of the game4automation prefab.
The Runtime UI looks like this:
The Runtime UI will be, if you compile your project to any destination platform, part of your delivered Digital Twin. The Runtime UI can be customized by yourself and extended with the standard Unity UI components if you wish.
Connection Status
New in Version 2019.3 is the connection status switch in the top menu bar. It is the icon with the plug which can be in connected or disconnected status.
If you toggle this button the connection status will be switched between Connected and Disconnected. All game4automation objects which are based on the Game4AutomationBehavior class can be enabled or disabled based on this connection switch.
The main usecase of this switch is to have one model which can run in Simulation mode, where everything in the model is controlled by included scripts and in Virtual Commissioning (Connected) mode, where some scripts might be disabled and interfaces are enabled. With this option you can decide this on a very detailed level for every component.
For this all game4automation components have the property Active this property can be one of the following
| Value | Description |
|---|---|
| Always | The script is always active, independent from the connection switch |
| Connected | The script is only active when the connection switch is set to Connected (the plugs are connected) |
| Disconnected | The script is only active when the connection switch is set to Disconnected (the plugs are connected) |
| Never | The script is never active and always disabled |
| Don’t change | The script enabled status is not changed based on the Connection Switch |
If you implement your own behavior components you need to implement your enable and disable logic of your script into the standard methods OnEnable and OnDisable. The interface base classes already have this and call automatically OnConnect() and OnDisconnect().
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Mouse
The scene mouse navigation is controlled by a script which is attached to the Main Camera, which is part of the game4automation prefab. With the SceneMouseNavigation properties you can change the behavior and speed of the mouse navigation.
Touch
The touch navigation, which is mainly used for mobile devices, is also attached to the Main Camera. With the properties of the TouchInterface script you can control how the touch interface is behaving.
First Person Controller
New in Version 2019.3 is a included First Person Controller. You can move in the scene like in a First Person Shooter game.
The First Person View is enabled and disabled by the button with a mouse or a person in the top bar of the runtime ui.
The first person view is active when the button looks like this:
During the First Person View you can control the view with the following buttons:
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| Mouse movement | changes the direction of the view |
| W | moves forward |
| A | moves left |
| D | moves right |
| S | moves backward |
| Y | person goes into knees |
| Shift | movement is faster |
Runtime Inspector
The runtime inspector is meant for debugging or inspecting in detail component properties. You can change these properties but the properties are not changed when you leave the simulation mode. This means that the runtime inspector is not meant to replace the Unity Editor. You can open the runtime inspector with the Arrows on the left hand side of your screen:
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When Ant-Man and the Wasp (2018) hit theaters last year, I, regrettably, didn’t see it. Along with being a sequel to one of the weaker films in the Marvel Cinematic Universe1 (MCU), it was the franchise’s third installment that year.2 When I finally got around to watching it on Netflix, however, I was pleasantly surprised to discover that it culminated in one of the MCU’s best climaxes. Instead of the standard large-scale battle against a superpowered villain, the film concludes with a small-scale car chase that sees the heroes pursuing and evading common criminal Sonny Burch (Walton Goggins) and superpowered villain Ava, a.k.a. Ghost (Hannah John-Kamen).
The film is set in San Francisco. Hank Pym (Michael Douglas); Hope Van Dyne, a.k.a. The Wasp (Evangeline Lily); and Scott Lang, a.k.a. Ant-Man (Paul Rudd), are utilizing their shrinking and enlarging technology to search the Quantum Realm for Janet Van Dyne (Michelle Pfeiffer)—Hank’s wife and Hope’s mother. Unfortunately, the team is forced to split up due to the arrival of Sonny and Ghost. Sonny plans to steal and profit off of Hank’s technology, while Ghost seeks to drain Janet of the energy that she amassed in the Quantum Realm. While Hank navigates the Quantum Realm to find Janet, Scott and Hope attempt to keep the Realm’s entrance—which they’ve shrunken down for safekeeping—out of the hands of Sonny and Ghost.
While Hank’s journey through the Quantum Realm is important, the slow speed and ease of his quest don’t justify spending too much time on it, and as a result, the film spotlights Scott and Hope’s dire struggle instead. The climax’s sharp focus frees up space to explore the endless possibilities provided the heroes’ tech. When Sonny’s men aren’t falling over due to Hope shrinking their motorcycles, they are swerving away from the giant Hello Kitty Pez Dispenser she hurls at them. Additionally, the urban environment of San Francisco proves to be both a major asset and a major hindrance: while at one moment, Giant Man gets a burst of speed by riding a pickup truck like a scooter, at the next, a narrow alleyway halts his pursuit of Sonny.
Even though the chase moves at a brisk pace, it’s quite easy to follow. With a white paint job and a yellow grill, Sonny’s car stands out from the black ones driven by his henchmen. Likewise, whenever someone or something changes size for the first time, the score cuts out. The sudden absence of music spotlights incredible feats such as Hope shrinking the car or Scott becoming giant, which would have otherwise been lost amidst the action.
The villains at the center of the car chase serve as effective foils for each other. Both antagonists appear selfish at first, but Ghost becomes sympathetic once its revealed that she’s dying of molecular disequilibrium, and the only cure is obtaining Janet’s energy. While the process could kill Janet, Ghost feels justified, as she blames Hank for her condition and troubled family history.
While there is a nice contrast between the two villains, I feel that it could have been highlighted further with more distinct performances from the actors.  In order to capture Sonny’s sinister disposition, Walton needed to go beyond the occasional cackle and sneer and be more melodramatic. As is, Ghost and Sonny are both well written characters, but neither one makes a lasting impression.
Despite featuring an imaginative car chase, where people and objects shrink and grow before the viewer’s eyes, Ant-Man and the Wasp is currently one of the lowest grossing films in the MCU. As such, it’s not surprising that Ant-Man wasn’t featured in Marvel’s recently announced slate of upcoming movies and television shows. If Ant-Man and the Wasp never gets a sequel, I hope that its creative action lives on in future MCU films.


Mere Paas Tum Ho: Fans rejoice at Savera Nadeem’s dramatic entry
by Entertainment DeskMeray Paas Tum Ho has undoubtedly become the most popular TV serial of 2019, with the star-studded cast witnessing a revival altogether. The themes showcase betrayal and defiance, as one woman leaves her husband for another man, who also cheats on his first wife with this married woman. The entire scenario automatically creates a hero of Humayun Saeed, the man betrayed by both.
A recent episode showed Adnan Siddiqui being slapped by Humayun Saeed after which a series of memes were witnessed on social media. Users could not stop lauding the moment as some claimed it was the only thing they had been waiting for.
However, the producers hinted at a ‘surprise entrance’ in the show last week and the new episode witnessed Savera Nadeem as Shehwar’s first wife, Maham, making an unforgettable entrance with a bang (quite literally).
In the recent episode, Mehwish (Ayeza Khan) had finally managed to convince Shehwar to marry her and after she gets ready for her nikkah, Maham enters.
Turns out she had just returned from the US to discover her husband’s marriage plans, following which she enters Ayeza’s bedroom and slaps her saying, “I am Shehwar’s wife.”
Ayeza Khan called it the “slap of the century” on her Instagram account.
While fans also lauded the moment, flooding social media with memes yet again.
However, someone finally said it.


The Haunting
The Haunting (1999)
WARNING: May contain spoilers
Rating: * * out of * * * *
Rated PG-13 for some horror violence.
Starring: Liam Neeson, Catherine Zeta-Jones, Lily Taylor.
This version of the classic 1963 movie of the same name is messed up. The original was based on the terrifyingly creepy novel by Shirly Jackson entitled 'The Haunting of Hill House'. The 1963 version scared the wits out of me, even at my age of 15. It takes your imagination on a ride, and does not show anything. No ghosts, no monsters, no violence, nor no gore. It is a genuinely scary movie, that stands as a classic to me.
Now comes the 1999 version. Which supposedly had a 90 million dollar budget. I can see why with the creepy set, scary effects etc. But what it doesn't have that the first one did, is the terror. Don't get me wrong, this version has it's moments, and I did jump many times. But the writers of this movie, totally trashed it and messed it up. Especially the ending, I mean come what's going on there? That never happened in the original movie.
Liam Neeson plays a doctor who is performing a study for people who cannot sleep. He chooses three people: Eleanor a timid young woman (Lily Taylor), Theodora a sexy woman (Catherine-Zeta Jones), and Luke (Owen Wilson). He invites them to an old house by the name of Hill House. Which was built by old Hugh Crane. He tells them it is a test, to see how they sleep at night. But as they begin to see things aren't so easy.
First while Nell (Elanor) is sleeping, she hears bangs and thumps. She and Theo (Theodora) feel cold, while their door is almost being broke down by something mysterious. And the fact is, what we don't see is what scares us the most. Soon Nell starts hearing child's voices, and learns the owner of Hill House Hugh Crane, was once married, and took children from his mill to his house and killed them. She hears their voices, 'Eleanor, Eleanor help us please, help us'. 'Follw us Eleanor'. She realizes, the house is trying to tell her something.
But the other people in the house do not believe her and thinks she is just going crazy. But after a while, they realize the house is the problem. Not them but the house. Now first of all allll the stuff happens to Nell. Which like the original it happened. Then the others start to figure it out, and they see stuff move and hear ghosts. Unlike the original, the first had no ghosts to see, had no special effects, or nothing. It made you imagine what it was which is the scariest thing.
Now though I did like the special effects, after awhile I got tired of em. I wanted to see some scary stuff, I wanted to be scared. Sadly I wasn't as scared as the first made me. Especially the ending, which let me down completely. The acting though not first-rate was good, especially from Catherine Zeta-Jones and Lily Taylor. The set however, saved the film from being a total washout. It seemed as though you were there, the set was alive, and it seemed real een though it wasn't.
So bottom line: If you loved the original, and you want this to be just as good, wait for video. Special effects are good, but overdone, acting ok, scares are there but not adundant enough. Go see 'The Blair Witch Project' instead, which is the best horror movie ever made. And I can't wait to see it again.
Reviewed: August 2, 1999 by Brandon Herring. Brandon Herring Movie Review Heaven (http://www.geocities.com/hollywood/movie/3160/moviereviewheaven.html
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"If I have seen farther, it is by standing on the shoulders of giants" − Isaac Newton
"All of physics is either impossible or trivial. It is impossible until you understand it, and then it becomes trivial" − Ernest Rutherford
"If I have seen farther, it is by standing on the shoulders of giants" − Isaac Newton
"All of physics is either impossible or trivial. It is impossible until you understand it, and then it becomes trivial" − Ernest Rutherford


Across: 1. Ben serving badly, blowing victory for amateurs (9) 6. Sat on backside, so plainly cut back (5) 9. Scams rely on 16 to supply 1 across (5) 10. First error is team accepting vicious rogue (9) 11. Any less awkward after one's studies? (8) 12. Where you'll see many folks from 2 eat around one (6) 14. Strange policy: hosting major games for amateurs (7) 16. Ace among equestrians as they rushed in (7) 18. Very big, but not a good colour (3) 19. Make Dotty second drink (7) 21. Stewed plums, an alternative way to get some colour (7) 23. Break into raucous lead, interrupting horn (6) 24. Scams are designed to make a killing (8) 27. Learn sets carefully, as this will make you less error-prone (9) 28. Unclear image on front of book and writing on back perhaps (5) 29. Makes stitches, turning row? (5) 30. He inflicts great pain, wedging fellows between craggy peaks (9) Down: 1. Vicious one 3, sour after 3 comment (9) 2. see 26 3. Vicious one is lost as sanity destroyed (5) 4. Firmly lodged revolutionary in new den after rent sorted (10) 5. Some preciser Balkan ethnicity? (4) 6. Abundance of our spin getting spun (9) 7. Ultimate self-harmer dies, I.C.U. failing (7) 8. Penny has desire to leave (5) 13. Saltpetre spa's serenity keeps one in the wrong place (10) 15. Gives data to Apple? To U.S. organisation?! (9) 17. see 23 down 20. National broadcast airs lie (7) 22. Telling the teller might give you access to this (7) 23,17. Group who carried out 24 at 12 14 village back 5 temple reconstruction (5 9) 25. It may be rattled by hawk, as a 5 is rattled (5) 26,2. Men stage wry production for 14 hosts in 1972 (4 7)


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Simon Williams
Simon is the DevOps Transformation Lead and Engineer at Capgemini, and has implemented a number of serverless applications for different clients.
Talk: Accelerating Business Delivery With Serverless
A two month journey from inception to delivery for two websites, for a multi million pound business using serverless. Covering why serverless, challenges, organisational response, process change, development cycle, DevOps integration, traditional vs. serverless infrastructure and the final success.
Back to the agenda


Coordination 07
9th
International Conference on Coordination Models and Languages
Program
Committee:
Co-Chairs
Amy
L. Murphy, ITC-IRST, IT& U.
of Lugano, CH
Jan Vitek, Purdue University, USA
Members
Nadia
Busi, University of Bologna, IT
Vinny Cahill, Trinity, IE
Paolo Ciancarini, University of Bologna, IT
William Cook, University
of Texas, Austin, USA
John Field, IBM,
USA
Chris Gill, Washington
University, USA
Aniruddha Gokhale, Vanderbilt, USA
Chris Hankin, Imperial
College, UK
Mike Hicks, University
of Maryland, USA
Valerie
Issarny, INRIA, FR
Christoph
Kirsch, University of Salzburg, AT
Doug Lea, SUNY
Oswego, USA
Toby Lehman, IBM, USA
Alberto Montresor, University of Trento, IT
Oscar Nierstrasz, University
of Bern, CH
Anna
Philippou, University of Cyprus, CY
Ernesto
Pimentel, University of Malaga, ES
Giovanni Russello, Imperial
College, UK
Jim
Waldo, SUN Microsystems, USA
Herbert Wiklicky, Imperial College, UK
Steering
Committee:
Chair
Rocco
De Nicola, University of Florence, IT
Members
Farhad Arbab, CWI, NL
Paolo Ciancarini, University
of Bologna, IT
Chris Hankin, Imperial
College, UK
Jean-Marie Jacquet, University of Namur, BE
Amy L. Murphy, ITC-IRST,
IT& U.
of Lugano, CH
Antonio Porto, New University of Lisbon, PT
Gian Pietro Picco, University of Trento, IT
Gruia-Catalin Roman, Washington University Saint Louis, USA
Carolyn Talcott, SRI International, USA
Jan Vitek, Purdue
University, USA
Herbert Wiklicky, Imperial
College, UK


Detailed Description
HiTechnic Gyroscopic Sensor
Function Documentation
| float HTGYROreadCal |
( |
tSensors |
link ) |
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Retrieve the current offset for the gyro
- Parameters:
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| muxsensor | the SMUX sensor port number |
- Returns:
- the offset value for the gyro
Definition at line 186 of file hitechnic-gyro.h.
Read the value of the gyro
- Parameters:
-
| muxsensor | the SMUX sensor port number |
- Returns:
- the value of the gyro
Definition at line 88 of file hitechnic-gyro.h.
| float HTGYROreadRot |
( |
tSensors |
link ) |
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| void HTGYROsetCal |
( |
tMUXSensor |
muxsensor, |
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int |
offset |
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| |
Override the current offset for the gyro manually
- Parameters:
-
| muxsensor | the SMUX sensor port number |
| offset | the new offset to be used |
Definition at line 164 of file hitechnic-gyro.h.
| void HTGYROsetCal |
( |
tSensors |
link, |
|
|
int |
offset |
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) |
| |
Override the current offset for the gyro manually
- Parameters:
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| link | the HTGYRO port number |
| offset | the new offset to be used |
Definition at line 152 of file hitechnic-gyro.h.
| float HTGYROstartCal |
( |
tSensors |
link ) |
|
Calibrate the gyro by calculating the average offset of 50 raw readings.
- Parameters:
-
| muxsensor | the SMUX sensor port number |
- Returns:
- the new offset value for the gyro
Definition at line 128 of file hitechnic-gyro.h.
Variable Documentation
Initial value: {{620.0, 620.0, 620.0, 620.0},
{620.0, 620.0, 620.0, 620.0},
{620.0, 620.0, 620.0, 620.0},
{620.0, 620.0, 620.0, 620.0}}
Definition at line 61 of file hitechnic-gyro.h.


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PLANTEK Productivity Consulting Inc.
Mailing Address:
436-470 Granville StVANCOUVER, British Columbia
V6C 1V5
Location Address:
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A Canadian consulting and training firm specialized in Operational Efficiency, Industrial Engineering and Project Management. Serving a broad and diverse client base that includes manufacturing, construction, healthcare, IT, and service-oriented organizations. We engage in demonstrable capacity-building relationships with our clients by (a) providing case-specific consulting, training and coaching services or (b) facilitating the adoption and deployment of strategic goals. PLANTEK also undertakes transition projects to carry out company-wide transformation initiatives in areas such as "Lean", "Six-sigma", or projectizing products and services. Please contact us for an exploratory conversation.
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Company description
541690 - Other Scientific and Technical Consulting Services
541990 - All Other Professional, Scientific and Technical Services
611430 - Professional and Management Development Training
Product / Service / Licensing
Who - Ideal for middle managers and anyone assigned to lead internal or external projects of approximately $200,000 of value or less. A more advanced version of this training workshop is also available on request.
What - The content of this workshop covers practical processes, methods, tools and techniques that guide the project manager from initiation to completion of the assigned project.
How long - This is a one-day workshop
Who - Useful for senior-middle management. A modified version of the workshop is also available project site crews and shopfloor personnel for providing actionable awareness and improvement training.
What - This workshop introduces the underlying concepts of lean as a competitive strategy. Participants will learn how to identify and remove waste from production and support processes. They will appreciate how waste elimination streamlines value creating processes, leading to greater agility, flexibility, customer satisfaction and competitive profitability.
How long - This is a 4-hour or 8-hour workshop, depending on intensity and covered scope.
Who - Organizational leaders who have decided to introduce "Lean" into their organization, and are seeking systemic appreciation of "Lean" as well as the best deployment strategies.
What - This workshop begins with introducing the philosophy of "Lean", its supporting organizational culture, the relationship with mission, vision, values, strategic goals, and reward system. Following the coverage of such foundational concepts, an introduction into common elements of a "Lean" system is provided, as well as deployment strategies and some of the pitfalls to watch for during implementation.
How long - This is a 4-day workshop.
Who - A must-take for senior and middle management of every non-mass-producing organization aspiring to sharpen their competitive edge and achieve operational excellence.
What - This workshop provides modified concepts and methodologies of Lean, which apply to job shops, short run producers of HVLV goods and services as well as custom-making operations. It builds on our Operationalizing Lean workshop.
How long - This is an 8-hour workshop, including a refresher on the basics of lean systems.
Who - Ideal for anyone who aspires to set up a new business activity as an entrepreneur.
What - The content of this workshop is highly practical. The workshop is designed to facilitate guiding the participants into building the core components of a new business, one step at a time. Topics include goal setting, and strategizing to achieve initial goals. The audience will obtain practical advise on how to put the necessary business elements in place to end up with an up-and-running enterprise that is aligned with their vision and expanded capabilities.
How long - This is a 3-day workshop.
Who - Engineers, technologists and managers who engage in solving challenging problems and/or leading continuous improvement initiatives.
What - This workshop equips the participants with the knowledge required to systemize problem-solving processes. What are the drivers and inhibitors of creativity? How can creative intelligence be enhanced? The content includes practical lessons and activities using TRIZ, the theory of inventive problem-solving, as well as TRIZ' effective toolboxes that inspire problem-solvers to find feasible answers.
How long - This is a 2-day workshop.
Who - Project managers, coordinators and those who engage in scheduling small-to-medium size projects. Participants with prior training in project management will benefit most although brief refresher pieces have been incorporated in the content.
What - The participants will become familiar with the way MS Project can assist in project managers in crafting effective plans which can accommodate a great deal of customization and flexibility. The participants will have the chance to gain hands-on experience by practicing the use of several interesting and crucial features of MS Project, for various purposes, such as resource allocation, progress tracking, customized reporting, and budget-schedule performance analysis.
How long - This is a 2-day workshop.
Who - A cross-functional team of 6-8 people who represent the operational processes that participate in the value stream being examined for improvement. We will assist in the team selection process.
What - The participants will receive the necessary orientation to prepare them for participating in the event. Our facilitator will guide the team through the steps required to take stock of the current state of the chosen pilot process, through measurements and focused observations. Once the current state is mapped, the group will be able to see clearly the pockets of "waste" as defined by "Lean", as well as other signs of deficiency. The team will then map out a future state for the process, identify and prioritize the small-medium size projects that are needed to bridge the gap
How long - This is a 4-5 day workshop.
Who - A group of people who work in a common area.
What - Our facilitator will work shoulder-to-shoulder with the staff on the floor and walk them through the 5S steps. The content includes an orientation piece at the front-end of the event.
How long - This is a 1-2 day workshop, depending on the size of the pilot area chosen.
Who: This workshop is ideal for project managers, site supervisors, trades team leaders, as well as the administrative supporting staff. Our experience shows that mixing these groups in one room enriches the discussion and allows for various perspectives to be shared and examined in a collegial and non-threatening environment.
What: By taking this workshop, the participants will be able to
Understand the concept of productivity and its competitive effect in construction projects
Learn what causes and what hinders productivity in construction activity
Be sensitive in spotting and eliminating wasteful activity and improve productivity on the go
Track, evaluate and modify non-value-adding movements of on job-sites
Appreciate how productivity could be incorporated in project plans and how one could help
Become familiar with the metrics used to measure productivity for incremental improvement
How long: Depending on the intended intensity, this workshop could be delivered in one day or two days and combined with job-site activity
2250-Track Materials, Railroad
3990-Materials Handling Equipment, Miscellaneous
4940-Miscellaneous Maintenance and Repair Shop Specialized Equipment
C115-Industrial Buildings
C120-Non-Building Structures
C122-Highways, Roads, Streets, Bridges and Railways
C213-A&E Inspection Services
C214-A&E Management Engineering Services
H000-Technical Representative Services
L000-Technical Representative Services
R000-Professional, Administrative and Management Support Services
R001-Specifications Development Services
R002-Technology Sharing/Utilization Services
R005-Technical Assistance
R006-Technical Writing Services
R007-Systems Engineering Services
R008-Engineering and Technical Services (incl. Mechanical, Electrical, Chemical, Electronic Engineering)
R014-Operations Research Studies / Quantitative Analysis Studies
R019-Other Professional Services
Technology profile
Consulting - Training - Coaching - Transitional Contracting
Market profile
Alliances:
Strategic alliances:
We are eager to discuss project partnerships and/or market alliances in any of the countries listed below.Industry sector market interests:
- Construction
- Manufacturing
- Service Industry
- Transportation
- Aerospace
- Automotive
- Food and Beverage Manufacturing
- Furniture and Wood Product
Geographic markets:
Actively pursuing:
- Argentina
- Austria
- Bahamas
- Brazil
- Chile
- China
- Colombia
- Cuba
- Dominican Republic
- Germany
- Greece
- Guatemala
- Honduras
- Hong Kong
- Hungary
- India
- Indonesia
- Italy
- Japan
- Korea, Republic of
- Malaysia
- Mexico
- Nicaragua
- Paraguay
- Peru
- Philippines
- Singapore
- Taiwan
- Thailand
- Trinidad and Tobago
- Turkey
- United Arab Emirates
- United Kingdom
- United States
- Venezuela, Bolivarian Republic of
- Viet Nam
Sector information
Key / Major clients:
ManufacturingService
Transportation
Capital Projects
Success stories:
We invite you to visit our website www.plantek.ca for information on our profile, approach, projects, testimonials and much more.Testimonial:
Available on www.plantek.caInternational capital projects:
Please contact us for details on our capital project experience, which covers a broad range technical diversity, scope and contractual models. We have worked closely and successfully with clients, suppliers and stakeholders from North America, Asia, Europe and the Middle East.Third-Party Information Liability Disclaimer
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Contacts
Contact information
Description
Company description
541690 - Other Scientific and Technical Consulting Services
541990 - All Other Professional, Scientific and Technical Services
611430 - Professional and Management Development Training
Products, services and licensing
Product / Service / Licensing
Who - Ideal for middle managers and anyone assigned to lead internal or external projects of approximately $200,000 of value or less. A more advanced version of this training workshop is also available on request.
What - The content of this workshop covers practical processes, methods, tools and techniques that guide the project manager from initiation to completion of the assigned project.
How long - This is a one-day workshop
Who - Useful for senior-middle management. A modified version of the workshop is also available project site crews and shopfloor personnel for providing actionable awareness and improvement training.
What - This workshop introduces the underlying concepts of lean as a competitive strategy. Participants will learn how to identify and remove waste from production and support processes. They will appreciate how waste elimination streamlines value creating processes, leading to greater agility, flexibility, customer satisfaction and competitive profitability.
How long - This is a 4-hour or 8-hour workshop, depending on intensity and covered scope.
Who - Organizational leaders who have decided to introduce "Lean" into their organization, and are seeking systemic appreciation of "Lean" as well as the best deployment strategies.
What - This workshop begins with introducing the philosophy of "Lean", its supporting organizational culture, the relationship with mission, vision, values, strategic goals, and reward system. Following the coverage of such foundational concepts, an introduction into common elements of a "Lean" system is provided, as well as deployment strategies and some of the pitfalls to watch for during implementation.
How long - This is a 4-day workshop.
Who - A must-take for senior and middle management of every non-mass-producing organization aspiring to sharpen their competitive edge and achieve operational excellence.
What - This workshop provides modified concepts and methodologies of Lean, which apply to job shops, short run producers of HVLV goods and services as well as custom-making operations. It builds on our Operationalizing Lean workshop.
How long - This is an 8-hour workshop, including a refresher on the basics of lean systems.
Who - Ideal for anyone who aspires to set up a new business activity as an entrepreneur.
What - The content of this workshop is highly practical. The workshop is designed to facilitate guiding the participants into building the core components of a new business, one step at a time. Topics include goal setting, and strategizing to achieve initial goals. The audience will obtain practical advise on how to put the necessary business elements in place to end up with an up-and-running enterprise that is aligned with their vision and expanded capabilities.
How long - This is a 3-day workshop.
Who - Engineers, technologists and managers who engage in solving challenging problems and/or leading continuous improvement initiatives.
What - This workshop equips the participants with the knowledge required to systemize problem-solving processes. What are the drivers and inhibitors of creativity? How can creative intelligence be enhanced? The content includes practical lessons and activities using TRIZ, the theory of inventive problem-solving, as well as TRIZ' effective toolboxes that inspire problem-solvers to find feasible answers.
How long - This is a 2-day workshop.
Who - Project managers, coordinators and those who engage in scheduling small-to-medium size projects. Participants with prior training in project management will benefit most although brief refresher pieces have been incorporated in the content.
What - The participants will become familiar with the way MS Project can assist in project managers in crafting effective plans which can accommodate a great deal of customization and flexibility. The participants will have the chance to gain hands-on experience by practicing the use of several interesting and crucial features of MS Project, for various purposes, such as resource allocation, progress tracking, customized reporting, and budget-schedule performance analysis.
How long - This is a 2-day workshop.
Who - A cross-functional team of 6-8 people who represent the operational processes that participate in the value stream being examined for improvement. We will assist in the team selection process.
What - The participants will receive the necessary orientation to prepare them for participating in the event. Our facilitator will guide the team through the steps required to take stock of the current state of the chosen pilot process, through measurements and focused observations. Once the current state is mapped, the group will be able to see clearly the pockets of "waste" as defined by "Lean", as well as other signs of deficiency. The team will then map out a future state for the process, identify and prioritize the small-medium size projects that are needed to bridge the gap
How long - This is a 4-5 day workshop.
Who - A group of people who work in a common area.
What - Our facilitator will work shoulder-to-shoulder with the staff on the floor and walk them through the 5S steps. The content includes an orientation piece at the front-end of the event.
How long - This is a 1-2 day workshop, depending on the size of the pilot area chosen.
Who: This workshop is ideal for project managers, site supervisors, trades team leaders, as well as the administrative supporting staff. Our experience shows that mixing these groups in one room enriches the discussion and allows for various perspectives to be shared and examined in a collegial and non-threatening environment.
What: By taking this workshop, the participants will be able to
Understand the concept of productivity and its competitive effect in construction projects
Learn what causes and what hinders productivity in construction activity
Be sensitive in spotting and eliminating wasteful activity and improve productivity on the go
Track, evaluate and modify non-value-adding movements of on job-sites
Appreciate how productivity could be incorporated in project plans and how one could help
Become familiar with the metrics used to measure productivity for incremental improvement
How long: Depending on the intended intensity, this workshop could be delivered in one day or two days and combined with job-site activity
2250-Track Materials, Railroad
3990-Materials Handling Equipment, Miscellaneous
4940-Miscellaneous Maintenance and Repair Shop Specialized Equipment
C115-Industrial Buildings
C120-Non-Building Structures
C122-Highways, Roads, Streets, Bridges and Railways
C213-A&E Inspection Services
C214-A&E Management Engineering Services
H000-Technical Representative Services
L000-Technical Representative Services
R000-Professional, Administrative and Management Support Services
R001-Specifications Development Services
R002-Technology Sharing/Utilization Services
R005-Technical Assistance
R006-Technical Writing Services
R007-Systems Engineering Services
R008-Engineering and Technical Services (incl. Mechanical, Electrical, Chemical, Electronic Engineering)
R014-Operations Research Studies / Quantitative Analysis Studies
R019-Other Professional Services
Technology
Technology profile
Consulting - Training - Coaching - Transitional Contracting
Market
Market profile
Alliances:
Strategic alliances:
We are eager to discuss project partnerships and/or market alliances in any of the countries listed below.Industry sector market interests:
- Construction
- Manufacturing
- Service Industry
- Transportation
- Aerospace
- Automotive
- Food and Beverage Manufacturing
- Furniture and Wood Product
Geographic markets:
Actively pursuing:
- Argentina
- Austria
- Bahamas
- Brazil
- Chile
- China
- Colombia
- Cuba
- Dominican Republic
- Germany
- Greece
- Guatemala
- Honduras
- Hong Kong
- Hungary
- India
- Indonesia
- Italy
- Japan
- Korea, Republic of
- Malaysia
- Mexico
- Nicaragua
- Paraguay
- Peru
- Philippines
- Singapore
- Taiwan
- Thailand
- Trinidad and Tobago
- Turkey
- United Arab Emirates
- United Kingdom
- United States
- Venezuela, Bolivarian Republic of
- Viet Nam
Sector
Sector information
Key / Major clients:
ManufacturingService
Transportation
Capital Projects


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--- title: CORS Support layout: page pageOrder: 11 section: 'Mock Server' subsection: true sitemap: priority: 0.7 changefreq: 'monthly' lastmod: 2018-11-16T16:00:00+01:00 ---
MockServer and the proxy has support for CORS. By default CORS support is enabled for the REST API and disabled for all other requests (such as when expectations are matched).
When CORS support is enabled the following headers are added:
Access-Control-Allow-Origin: "*"
Access-Control-Allow-Methods: "CONNECT, DELETE, GET, HEAD, OPTIONS, POST, PUT, PATCH, TRACE"
Access-Control-Allow-Headers: "Allow, Content-Encoding, Content-Length, Content-Type, ETag, Expires, Last-Modified, Location, Server, Vary"
Access-Control-Expose-Headers: "Allow, Content-Encoding, Content-Length, Content-Type, ETag, Expires, Last-Modified, Location, Server, Vary"
Access-Control-Max-Age: "300"
X-CORS: "MockServer CORS support enabled by default, to disable ConfigurationProperties.enableCORSForAPI(false) or -Dmockserver.enableCORSForAPI=false"
CORS support can be enabled for all enabled for all requests-responses by enabling the enableCORSForAllResponses property.
ConfigurationProperties.enableCORSForAllResponses(true)
java -Dmockserver.enableCORSForAllResponses=true -jar "~/Downloads/mockserver-netty-5.5.0-jar-with-dependencies.jar" -serverPort 1080
var mockserver = require('mockserver-node');
mockserver.start_mockserver({
serverPort: 1080,
systemProperties: "-Dmockserver.enableCORSForAllResponses=true"
});
}
CORS support is enabled by default for the REST API. CORS support can be disabled the REST API by disabling the enableCORSForAPI property.
ConfigurationProperties.enableCORSForAPI(false)
java -Dmockserver.enableCORSForAPI=false -jar "~/Downloads/mockserver-netty-5.5.0-jar-with-dependencies.jar" -serverPort 1080
var mockserver = require('mockserver-node');
mockserver.start_mockserver({
serverPort: 1080,
systemProperties: "-Dmockserver.enableCORSForAPI=false"
});
}


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selection.merge
d3.matcher
d3.selector
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