Before Change
"Can only declare an entry_point if no source binary is specified.")
if not isinstance(platforms, (list, tuple)) and not isinstance(platforms, Compatibility.string):
raise TargetDefinitionException("platforms must be a list, tuple or string.")
if not isinstance(interpreters, (list, tuple)):
raise TargetDefinitionException("interpreters must be a list or tuple.")
self._entry_point = entry_point
self._inherit_path = bool(inherit_path)
self._zip_safe = bool(zip_safe)
self._interpreters = interpreters
self._repositories = repositories or []
self._indices = indices or []
self._allow_pypi = bool(allow_pypi)
self._ignore_errors = bool(ignore_errors)
if isinstance(platforms, Compatibility.string):
self._platforms = [platforms]
else:
self._platforms = platforms
self._platforms = tuple(self._platforms)
PythonTarget.__init__(self, name, [] if source is None else [source],
dependencies=dependencies,
provides=provides, exclusives=exclusives)
After Change
// TODO(wickman) Consider splitting pex options out into a separate PexInfo builder that can be
// attached to the binary target. Ideally the PythonBinary target is agnostic about pex mechanics
def __init__(self,
name,
source=None,
dependencies=None,
entry_point=None,
inherit_path=False, // pex option
zip_safe=True, // pex option
always_write_cache=False, // pex option
repositories=None, // pex option
indices=None, // pex option
ignore_errors=False, // pex option
allow_pypi=False, // pex option
platforms=(),
compatibility=None,
exclusives=None):
:param name: target name
:param source: the python source file that becomes this binary"s __main__.
If None specified, drops into an interpreter by default.
:param dependencies: List of :class:`twitter.pants.base.target.Target` instances
this target depends on.
:type dependencies: list of targets
:param entry_point: the default entry point for this binary. if None, drops into the entry
point that is defined by source
:param inherit_path: inherit the sys.path of the environment that this binary runs in
:param zip_safe: whether or not this binary is safe to run in compacted (zip-file) form
:param always_write_cache: whether or not the .deps cache of this PEX file should always
be written to disk.
:param repositories: a list of repositories to query for dependencies.
:param indices: a list of indices to use for packages.
:param platforms: extra platforms to target when building this binary.
:param compatibility: either a string or list of strings that represents
interpreter compatibility for this target, using the Requirement-style format,
e.g. ``"CPython>=3", or just [">=2.7","<3"]`` for requirements agnostic to interpreter class.
:param dict exclusives: An optional dict of exclusives tags. See CheckExclusives for details.
// TODO(John Sirois): Fixup TargetDefinitionException - it has awkward Target base-class
// initialization requirements right now requiring this Target.__init__.
Target.__init__(self, name, exclusives=exclusives)
if source is None and entry_point is None:
raise TargetDefinitionException(self,
"A python binary target must specify either source or entry_point.")
PythonTarget.__init__(self,
name,
[] if source is None else [source],
compatibility=compatibility,
dependencies=dependencies,
exclusives=exclusives,
)
if not isinstance(platforms, (list, tuple)) and not isinstance(platforms, Compatibility.string):
raise TargetDefinitionException(self,
"platforms must be a list, tuple or string.")
self._entry_point = entry_point
self._inherit_path = bool(inherit_path)
self._zip_safe = bool(zip_safe)
self._always_write_cache = bool(always_write_cache)
self._repositories = maybe_list(repositories or [])
self._indices = maybe_list(indices or [])
self._ignore_errors = bool(ignore_errors)
self._platforms = tuple(maybe_list(platforms or []))


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Amazon Black Friday deal cuts Harry Potter Hogwarts Express LEGO set price
A Dumbledore-grade Amazon Black Friday deal is available for today only
by Robert JonesAmazon Black Friday deals have so far delivered some incredible price cuts, with everything from tablets and laptops, through phones and cameras, and onto smart speakers and toys getting big price drops.
And, one of the biggest toy price drops we've seen is this limited-time Black Friday deal on the stunning Harry Potter Hogwarts Express Train LEGO set. The deal, which is live for just one day (Saturday 23 November), delivers the set with a very welcome 36% price cut.
The LEGO set itself will appeal massively to any Harry Potter fan as it lets you build and then play with or display the Hogwarts Express train, as well as the railway bridge and Platform 9¾. In addition, it includes a large selection of minifigures, including Harry, Ron, Hermione, Remus, Scabbers, a Dementor and, yes, the big one, the Trolley Witch.
It's also a very approachable set for younger builders, as it is made from a firmly mid-tier 801 LEGO pieces, making it very Christmas gift friendly.
The full details of the deal can be viewed below:
Lego Harry Potter Hogwarts Express Train Set | was £74.99 | now £47.99 | Available at Amazon
Now this is a deal that Dobby the house elf would approve of as it apparates the simply lovely Harry Potter Hogwarts Express Train Set into your hands with a fat 36% price cut. That means that instead of having to pay £74.99, for today only, you can pay just £47.99 instead, which is a straight £27 saving. Free delivery is included.
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Amazon is not the only retailer slashing prices for Black Friday on LEGO, either, with UK retailer John Lewis also getting in on the action. Right now, for example, it has 20% off many brilliant sets, including the perfect partner to the Harry Potter Hogwarts Express Train set above in the Harry Potter Hogwarts Castle set.
In addition to Harry Potter LEGO, there is also something for the older builder, too, with the LEGO Star Wars Ultimate Collector Series Millennium Falcon reduced along with the LEGO Creator James Bond Aston Martin DB5. The full details of the deals can be viewed below:
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- Established: MHS 2017 - This is a phone setup & configuration page for teaching new programmers. Large portions of text, & the majority of phone screenshots come from the official FTC Wiki: FTC WIKI
The Cyan Circle shows the extra settings menu The Red Circle shows the autonomous selection menu The Green Circle shows the teleop selection menu
Settings, Restart Robot, Configure Robot, Program & Manage, Self Inspect, About, Exit Details explained below.
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This guide will help you setup your Android Devices.
You will need to have two FIRST-approved Android smartphones for the control system. One phone will be used as the Robot Controller, the other will be used as the Driver Station. By establishing unique names for your phones, you can ensure that your phones will be communicating with each other rather than other teams’ phones at meets and tournaments. The official rules of the FIRST Tech Challenge require that you change the Wi-Fi name of your smartphones to include your team number and “-RC” if the phone is a Robot Controller or “-DS” if it is a Driver Station. A team can insert an additional dash and a letter (“A”, “B”, “C”, etc.) if the team has more than one set of Android phones. If, for example, a team has a team number of 9999 and the team has multiple sets of phones, the team might decide to name one phone “9999-C-RC” for the Robot Controller and the other phone “9999-C-DS” for the Driver Station. The “-C” indicates that these devices belong to the third set of phones for this team. Note that it will take an estimated 5 minutes per phone to complete this task.
1. Using the Android App Drawer, locate the "Settings" icon. Click on "Settings" icon to display the Settings screen.
2. Click on "Wi-Fi" to launch the Wi-Fi screen.
3. Touch the three vertical dots to display a pop-up menu.
4. Select "Advanced" from the pop-up menu.
5. Select "Wi-Fi Direct" from the Advanced Wi-Fi screen.
6. Touch the three vertical dots to display a pop-up menu.
7. Select Configure Device from the pop-up menu.
8. Use touch pad to enter new name of device.
If the device will be a Robot Controller, specify your team number and "-RC". If the device will be a Driver Station, specify your team number and "-DS". You can also set the Wi-Fi Direct inactivity timeout to "Never disconnect" and then hit the "SAVE" button to save your changes. Note that in the screenshot shown in step 8, the team number is “9999”. The “-C” indicates that this is from the third pair of smartphones for this team. The “-RC” indicates that this phone will be a Robot Controller. 9. After renaming the phone, power cycle the device.
The FTC apps are available to download for free from the Google Play store. You will need to have your Android phones connected to a Wi-Fi network that has Internet access before you can access the Google Play store. You will also need a Google account to be able to download the apps from the Google Play store. Note that it will take an estimated 7.5 minutes per phone to complete this task.
1. From the Android Wi-Fi screen look for the name of your wireless network (“CE_NET” in this example) and touch the wireless network name to login to the network.
2. Specify the password using the touch keypad and hit CONNECT to connect to this wireless network.
3. Find the Google Play Store icon on your phone and click it to launch the Google Play Store app.
4. If you haven’t signed into your Google account yet, follow the onscreen instructions to log into your Google account. If you don’t have a Google account, follow the onscreen instructions create a new account.
5. In the search window of the Google Play app, type in the words “FTC Robot Controller” to find the Robot Controller or “FTC Driver Station” to find the appropriate FTC app for your phone.
6. Tap on the app in the Google Play listing to bring up the installation screen. Follow the onscreen instructions to install the appropriate app for your phone.
Important note: When you install the FTC apps, only install one FTC app (FTC Robot Controller or FTC Driver Station) per phone. You should avoid installing both apps onto the same phone. Doing so can cause Wi-Fi connection problems. You should only install the FTC Robot Controller app onto the phone that will be the Robot Controller and the FTC Driver Station app onto the phone that will be the Driver Station.
7. After you have successfully installed the app, you shouldforget the external wireless network on your phone.Go to the Android Wi-Fi screen, find the name of the currently connected network, and tap on the network name to bring up a pop-up box with info about the network.
8. Click on the "FORGET" button to forget the wireless network.
For the FIRST Tech Challenge competitions, it is important that you place your Robot Controller and Driver Station phones into Airplane mode but keep their Wi-Fi radios turned on. This is important because you do not want any of the cellular telephone functions to be enabled during a match. The cellular telephone functions could disrupt the function of the robot during a match. Note that the screens displayed on your Android Devices might differ slightly from the images and it will take an estimated 2.5 minutes per phone to complete this task.
1. On the main Android screen of each smartphone, use your finger to slide from the top of the screen down towards the bottom of the screen to display the quick configuration screen. Note that for some smartphones you might have to swipe down more than once to display the quick configuration screen, particularly if there are messages or notifications displayed at the top of your screen. Look for the Airplane mode icon (which is shaped like an airplane) and if the icon is not activated, touch the icon to put the phone into airplane mode.
2. Placing the phone into airplane mode will turn off the Wi-Fi radio. If the Wi-Fi icon has a diagonal line through it (see Step 1 above), then the Wi-Fi radio is disabled. You will need to touch the “Wi-Fi” icon on the quick configuration screen to turn the Wi-Fi radio back on.
Once you have successfully installed the FTC apps onto your Android phones, you will want to establish a secure wireless connection between the two devices. This connection will allow your Driver Station phone to select op modes on your Robot Controller phone and send gamepad input to these programs. Likewise, it will allow your op modes running on your Robot Controller phone to send telemetry data to your Driver Station phone where it can be displayed for your drivers. The process to connect the two phones is known as “pairing.” Note that it will take an estimated 10 minutes to complete this task.
1. Using the Android App Drawer, locate the "FTC Robot Controller" icon. Tap on the icon to launch the Robot Controller app.
2. Verify that the Robot Controller app is running. The "Robot Status" field should read “running” if it is working properly.
3. Using the Android App Drawer, locate the "FTC Driver Station" icon. Tap on the icon to launch the Driver Station app.
4. Touch the three vertical dots on the upper right hand corner of the main screen of the FTC Driver Station app. This will launch a pop-up menu.
5. Select Settings from the pop-up menu.
6. From the Settings screen, look for and select “Connect with Robot Controller” to launch the Connect with Robot Controller screen.
7. Find the name of your Robot Controller from the list and select it.After you have made your selection, use the back-arrow key to return to the Settings screen. Then press the back-arrow key one more time to return to the main Driver Station screen.
8. When the Driver Station returns to its main screen, the first time you attempt to connect to the Robot Controller a prompt should appear on the Robot Controller screen. Click on the “ACCEPT” button to accept the connection request from the Driver Station.
9. Verify that the Driver Station screen has changed and that it now indicates that it is connected to the Robot Controller. The name of the Robot Controller’s remote network (“9999-C-RC” in this example) should be displayed in the Network field on the Driver Station.
10. Verify that the Robot Controller screen has changed and that it now indicates that it is connected to the Driver Station. The Network status should read “active, connected” on the Robot Controller’s main screen.
After you have configured your Android phone, you will also have to make sure that your phone is in developer mode. Enable the Developer Options and USB debugging before you install apps onto the phone using the tools that are included with Android Studio. Go to Settings > About phone on the phone, and then tap the Build number seven times. When you first connect a phone to your computer with Android Studio running, the phone might prompt you if it is OK to allow the computer to have USB debugging access to the phone. If this happens, make sure that you check the “Always allow from this computer” option and hit the OK button to allow USB debugging. The Android Developer website contains information on how to enable Developer Options onto android phones. https://developer.android.com/studio/run/device.html#device-developer-options
Before you can communicate with the motor, servo and sensors that are connected to the Expansion Hub, you first must create a configuration file on your Robot Controller smartphone, so that the Robot Controller will know what hardware is available on the Expansion Hub. Note that it will take an estimated 20 minutes to create the configuration file, configure a motor, configure a servo, and configure the color and touch sensors.
To start, you will need to create a configuration file on the Robot Controller:
1. Power on the Expansion Hub by turning on the power switch.
2. Plug the Type B Mini end of the USB cable into the USB mini port on the Expansion Hub.
3. Plug the Type A end of the USB cable into the OTG adapter.
4. Verify that your Robot Controller smartphone is powered on and unlocked. Plug in the USB Micro OTG adapter into the OTG port of the Robot Controller phone. Note that when the OTG adapter is plugged into the smartphone, the phone will detect the presence of the Expansion Hub and launch the Robot Controller app.
5. The first time you connect the Robot Controller smartphone to the Expansion Hub, the Android operating system should prompt you to ask if it is OK to associate the newly detected USB device (which is the Expansion Hub) with the FTC Robot Controller app.
6. Touch the three vertical dots in the upper right hand corner of the Robot Controller. This will launch a pop-up menu.
"Important Information!" You might be prompted multiple times to associate the USB hardware with the FTC Robot Controller. Whenever you are prompted by your phone with this message, you should always select the “Use by default for this USB device” option and hit the “OK” button to associate the USB device with the FTC Robot Controller app. If you fail to make this association, then the Robot Controller app might not reliably connect to this Expansion Hub the next time you turn your system on.
7. Select Configure Robot from the pop up menu to display the Configuration screen.
8. If your Robot Controller does not have any existing configuration files, the screen will display a message indicating that you need to create a file before proceeding. Hit the “New” button to create a new configuration file for your Robot Controller.
9. When the new configuration screen appears, the Robot Controller app will do a scan of the USB bus to see what devices are connected to the phone.
It will display the devices that it found in a list underneath the words “USB Devices in configuration.” You should see an entry that says something like “Expansion Hub Portal 1” in the list. Your Expansion Hub is listed as a Portal because it is directly connected to the Robot Controller phone through the USB cable. If you do not see your Expansion Hub Portal listed, check the wired connections and then press the Scan button one or two times to see if the phone detects the device on a re-scan of the USB bus.
10. Touch the Portal listing (“Expansion Hub Portal 1” in this example) to display what Expansion Hubs are connected through this Portal. Since we only have a single Expansion Hub connected, we should only see a single Expansion Hub configured (“Expansion Hub 2” in this example).
11. Touch the Expansion Hub listing (“Expansion Hub 2” in this example) to display the Input/Output ports for that device. The screen should change and list all the motor, servo and sensor ports that are available on the selected Expansion Hub.
Now that you've created a file, you will need to add a DC Motor to the configuration file. Important note: At this point, although you have created your configuration file, you have not yet saved its contents to the robot controller, you will save the configuration file in a later step.
1. Touch the word "Motors" on the screen to display the Motor Configuration screen.
2. Since we installed our motor onto port #0 of the Expansion Hub, use the dropdown control for port 0 to select the motor type (Tetrix Motor for this example).
3. Use the touch screen keypad to specify a name for your motor (“motorTest” in this example).
4. Press the Done button to complete the motor configuration. The app should return to the previous screen.
You will also want to add a servo to the configuration file. In this example, you are using a standard 180-degree servo.
1. Touch on the word Servos on the screen to display the Servo Configuration screen.
2. Use the dropdown control to select “Servo” as the servo type for port #0.
3. Use the touch pad to specify the name of the servo (“servoTest” for this example) for port #0.
4. Press the Done button to complete the servo configuration. The app should return to the previous screen.
The REV Robotics Color Distance Sensor is an I2C sensor. It actually combines two sensor functions into a single device. It is a color sensor, that can determine the color of an object. It is also a distance or range sensor, that can be used to measure short range distances. Note that in this tutorial, the word "distance" is used interchangeably with the word "range". The built-in IMU is internally connected to I2C Bus 0 on each Expansion Hub. Whenever you configure an Expansion Hub using the Robot Controller, the app automatically configures the IMU for I2C Bus 0. You will need to add another I2C device for this bus to be able to configure the color sensor.
1. Touch the words I2C Bus 0 on the screen to launch the I2C configuration screen for this I2C bus. The Expansion Hub has four independent I2C buses, labeled “0” through “3”. In this example, since you connected the Color Sensor to the port labeled “0”, it resides on I2C Bus 0.
2. Look at the I2C Bus 0 screen. There should already be a sensor configured for this bus. The Expansion Hub has its own built-in inertial measurement unit (IMU) sensor. This sensor can be used to determine the orientation of a robot, as well as measure the accelerations on a robot.
3. Press the Add button to add another I2C device to this bus.
4. Select “REV Color/Range Sensor” from the dropdown selector for this new device. Use the touchscreen keyboard to name this device “sensorColorRange”.
5. Press the Done button to complete the I2C sensor configuration. The app should return to the previous screen.
The REV Robotics Touch Sensor is a digital device. The Touch Sensor is HIGH (returns TRUE) when it is not pressed. It is pulled LOW (returns FALSE) when it is pressed. Notice that we are configuring the Touch Sensor on port #1 instead of port #0. This is because when the REV Robotics Touch Sensor is connected to a digital port using a standard 4-wire JST sensor cable, it is the second digital pin that is connected. The first pin remains disconnected.
1. Touch the words Digital Devices on the screen to launch the Digital I/O configuration screen.
2. Use the touch screen to add a “Digital Device” for port #1 and name the device “digitalTouch”.
3. Press the Done button to return to the previous screen.
Once you have configured your hardware, you must save the information to the configuration file. If you do not save this information, it will be lost and the robot controller will be unable to communicate with your hardware.
1. Press the Done button to go up one level in the configuration screens.
2. Press the Done button again to return to the highest level in the configuration screens.
3. Press the Save button.
4. When prompted, specify a configuration file name using the touchscreen’s keypad (use “TestConfig” for this example).
5. Press the OK button to save your configuration information using that file name.
6. After the configuration file has been saved, touch the Android back-arrow button to return to the main screen of the app.
7. Verify that the configuration file is the active configuration file on the main Robot Controller screen.


Deforestation turns once vibrant areas and vegetation into desolate and barren lands. The results of such processes are that incidences of food insecurity, land degradation, and climate change proliferate. However, deforestation can be fought against through various conservation and mitigation measures.
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I'm A Celebrity fight erupts among entire camp as Jacqueline and Nadine pull out
The I'm A Celebrity main camp descends into chaos as tensions rise when Jacqueline Jossa and Nadine Coyle refuse to put their names in the draw to be sent to jail
by Kyle O'SullivanIt all started so harmoniously...but now a massive fight has erupted between the entire I'm A Celebrity camp.
The main camp descended into chaos when two of the campmates, Jacqueline Jossa and Nadine Coyle, refused to be sent to the Jungle Jailhouse.
After achieving eight stars in their Bushtucker Trial, new campmates Cliff Parisi and Andy Whyment became Outlaws and were sent to the Jungle Jailhouse.
The main camp had the opportunity to be "good, bad or downright ugly" - and either keep all the food themselves, or choose to feed the outlaws with their share of food.
The twist with the second option was that two campmates would have to join the outlaws in the Jailhouse - but tempers flared over a difference in opinion.
Andrew Maxwell and James Haskell both agreed they were happy to go to the jailhouse, while Kate Garraway and Ian Wright also said they would sacrifice themselves.
Former footballer Ian suggested they should draw straws, so the group picked out named water bottles to decide who would go.
However, Jacqueline said it was "scary" and admitted she did not want to leave the main camp.
Kate asked if she would rather not go, while Ian said she didn't have to, but Jacqueline confessed: "Yeah but it’s not very heroic."
Comedian Andrew Maxwell did not see the funny side and insisted everyone should be in the hat.
He said: "I think it has to be everyone in, I don’t think it’s fair to count yourself out."
Rugby star James said Jacqueline should not be forced to go, but Andrew argued: "It’s an ordeal that has to be shared."
Andrew turned to the former EastEnders star and said: "It’s not back to Snake Rock, it could be anything."
Giving her opinion, Adele Roberts added: "I think it’s just anybody that’s up for it. If anyone wants to stay they should be allowed."
Tensions quickly began to rise in camp as Jacqueline and Nadine both expressed they did not want to take part and would prefer to remain in Main Camp.
Talking in the Bush Telegraph, Andrew said: "Jacqueline and Nadine said they didn’t want to go and erm…that’s the end of that…"
The comedian could not understand why Nadine and Jacqueline wouldn’t put themselves up like everyone else.
Eventually, the campmates picked their named water bottles out of a bag and it was decided that Kate and Andrew would go to the Jailhouse.
But that was not the end of the drama, as Jacqueline said James didn't mind going if Kate wanted to stay.
However, they all agreed to stick to the original plan so Kate and Andrew left camp to join Andy and Cliff at the Jungle Jailhouse.
Caitlyn asked the rest of the campmates if they knew who Andy or Cliff were, so Roman Kemp explained who Kirk from Coronation Street was.
* I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here! airs on ITV at 9pm


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Laura Ingraham says 'the two dominant strains' in today's Democrat Party 'spell disaster'
by Victor GarciaLaura Ingraham took aim at the Democratic presidential field Monday night, criticizing the two options within the party.
"The two dominant strains in today's Democrat Party spell disaster for them and for America," Ingraham said on "The Ingraham Angle." "Heaven forbid, if they ever get power back. Now, one faction is the European style globalism represented by Biden and Bloomberg."
BLOOMBERG WON'T COMPETE IN EARLY VOTING STATES IF HE RUNS FOR WHITE HOUSE
Ingraham reminded her audience of Michael Bloomberg's time as New York city's mayor.
"We saw this philosophy in action during Bloomberg's nanny-state style rule of New York City as mayor," Ingraham said. "Big Gulp sodas and cigaret smoking anywhere had expanded Beijing like bike lanes and restaurant smoking bans good."
Ingraham then slammed Joe Biden.
"Well, as for Biden, while his party went left, he gradually abandoned his working-class Catholic roots," Ingraham said. "Today, he's basically a far less wealthy, less literate and less competent version of Bloomberg."
The host pointed out the alternative was the "far-left" side of the party.
"Another faction, though, is closer to Hugo Chavez style socialism. It's the favorite of the party's emerging brain trust," Ingraham said. "And it provides its passion, all the energy. Of course, I'm talking about Bernie and AOC and all the new radicals who think life is one long college campus sit-in."
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Ingraham also dismissed the rest of the Democratic field and their platform messages before pointing out that every Democratic candidate is promoting policies that "don't work."
"The problem for the Democrats is that whichever direction they take now, the policies underneath it all, they don't work," Ingraham said. "So Europe is running away from socialism. America is going to run toward it. OK. And then what? Hope for better employment numbers, higher GDP? Unlikely."


R port of Angus Johnson's open source library Clipper. Performs polygon clipping operations (intersection, union, set minus, set difference) for polygonal regions of arbitrary complexity, including holes. Computes offset polygons (spatial buffer zones, morphological dilations, Minkowski dilations) for polygonal regions and polygonal lines. Computes Minkowski Sum of general polygons. There is a function for removing self-intersections from polygon data.
| Version: | 1.9-1 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.0.0) |
| Published: | 2018-07-27 |
| Author: | Angus Johnson [aut] (C++ original, http://www.angusj.com/delphi/clipper.php), Adrian Baddeley [aut, trl, cre], Kurt Hornik [ctb], Brian D. Ripley [ctb], Elliott Sales de Andrade [ctb] |
| Maintainer: | Adrian Baddeley <Adrian.Baddeley at curtin.edu.au> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/baddstats/polyclip/issues |
| License: | BSL |
| URL: | http://www.angusj.com/delphi/clipper.php, https://sourceforge.net/projects/polyclipping, https://github.com/baddstats/polyclip |
| NeedsCompilation: | yes |
| Materials: | NEWS |
| CRAN checks: | polyclip results |
| Reference manual: | polyclip.pdf |
| Package source: | polyclip_1.9-1.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: polyclip_1.9-1.zip, r-release: polyclip_1.9-1.zip, r-oldrel: polyclip_1.9-1.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: polyclip_1.9-1.tgz, r-oldrel: polyclip_1.9-1.tgz |
| Old sources: | polyclip archive |
| Reverse imports: | eulerr, spatstat, SubgrPlots |
| Reverse suggests: | deldir, maptools, surveillance |
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Over-zealous web developer looking to land a demanding position within a fast-paced company. My drive to expand and apply my existing knowledge and experience serves as the basis of my future career as a web developer.
Website dedicated to Artists searching for available Open Mics around Nashville, Tennessee. Currently converting from an Ionic Framework to a website using Bootstrap.
Tinder style application for craft beer enthusiasts.
Feel free to email me for help with personal websites, potential employment, or to just say hello!


Dinn:
This island was only just discovered, and it's already clear that it's unlike anywhere else. There are enormous, vicious creatures who live here.
Of course, there are people who are curious to find out more...
Ask about those people and their interest.


About me
I'm a man with passion for my family, programming, AI and rainy days. Here I want to share some info about me, my skills, interests, thoughts and contact infos. I hope you will enjoy this journey. I appreciate your visit!
I think that start with some short bio shoulde be appropriate. I'm from Slovakia, lovely little country at the heart of Europe. If you will be nearby I definitely recommend a visit. Most of my life I spend at Košice, the second largest city at our country. Here I studied from kindergarden to university. During mine times at elementary school I visited astronomy club. When I think about it now, it is strange because from these years I never look at starry sky with courious and amaze eyes. I like literature, especially fairytales from Hans Christian Andersen. Sometimes I also try to write my own stories and on rare occassions also poetry. I also believe that without woman can't be a good story and because of that I marry love of my life.
During university years I join my path with Siemens Healthineers where right now I'm working as Machine learning engineer.
Timeline
Bachelor thesis
Fault estimmation of actuators.
Master thesis
Diagnostics of dynamical systems.
School project
Q.bo robo chase.
School project
Optimizing spiking neural net parameters with genetic algorithm.
Website
Custom website for local pizzeria with admin interface.
GitHub
My github repositories with AI some web stuff and their combination.


By default Easy brings some delimiters, which are the easy delimiter and the common delimiter that is used by Vue.js, Angular.js, and others.
The delimiters open a space in HTML to execute some javascript code, it means that we can execute any pure js code variables, function, ternary operatiors, etc. It only need to return a value.
Whenever data is an Object it turn it to JSON.
To use this delimiter just do the following: -e- [Content] -
To use this delimiter just do the following: {{ [Content] }}
To use this delimiter just do the following: {html{ [Property] }}
Which is used to process html snippets passed by a property.
We can check all the available delimiters in property instance.delimiters. These values is unalterable by this property.
You can define your own delimiter, has you wish (we'll talk about this later).


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| Classifier
Classifier interface.
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| AbstractClassifier
Abstract classifier.
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| Classifier
Classifier interface.
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| CostMatrix
Class for storing and manipulating a misclassification cost matrix.
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| Evaluation
Class for evaluating machine learning models.
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| IteratedSingleClassifierEnhancer
Abstract utility class for handling settings common to
meta classifiers that build an ensemble from a single base learner.
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| MultipleClassifiersCombiner
Abstract utility class for handling settings common to
meta classifiers that build an ensemble from multiple classifiers.
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| ParallelIteratedSingleClassifierEnhancer
Abstract utility class for handling settings common to meta classifiers that
build an ensemble in parallel from a single base learner.
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| ParallelMultipleClassifiersCombiner
Abstract utility class for handling settings common to
meta classifiers that build an ensemble in parallel using multiple
classifiers.
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| SingleClassifierEnhancer
Abstract utility class for handling settings common to meta
classifiers that use a single base learner.
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| Class and Description |
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| AbstractClassifier
Abstract classifier.
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| Classifier
Classifier interface.
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| Class and Description |
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| AbstractClassifier
Abstract classifier.
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| Classifier
Classifier interface.
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| UpdateableBatchProcessor
Updateable classifiers can implement this if they wish to be informed at the
end of the training stream.
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| UpdateableClassifier
Interface to incremental classification models that can learn using
one instance at a time.
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| Class and Description |
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| AbstractClassifier
Abstract classifier.
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| Classifier
Classifier interface.
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| Class and Description |
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| Classifier
Classifier interface.
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| ConditionalDensityEstimator
Interface for numeric prediction schemes that can output conditional
density estimates.
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| CostMatrix
Class for storing and manipulating a misclassification cost matrix.
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| IntervalEstimator
Interface for numeric prediction schemes that can output prediction
intervals.
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| Sourcable
Interface for classifiers that can be converted to Java source.
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| Class and Description |
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| Classifier
Classifier interface.
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| Class and Description |
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| AbstractClassifier
Abstract classifier.
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| Classifier
Classifier interface.
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| ConditionalDensityEstimator
Interface for numeric prediction schemes that can output conditional
density estimates.
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| IntervalEstimator
Interface for numeric prediction schemes that can output prediction
intervals.
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| IterativeClassifier
Interface for classifiers that can induce models of growing
complexity one step at a time.
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| RandomizableClassifier
Abstract utility class for handling settings common to randomizable
classifiers.
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| UpdateableBatchProcessor
Updateable classifiers can implement this if they wish to be informed at the
end of the training stream.
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| UpdateableClassifier
Interface to incremental classification models that can learn using
one instance at a time.
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| Class and Description |
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| AbstractClassifier
Abstract classifier.
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| Classifier
Classifier interface.
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| SingleClassifierEnhancer
Abstract utility class for handling settings common to meta
classifiers that use a single base learner.
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| UpdateableClassifier
Interface to incremental classification models that can learn using
one instance at a time.
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| AbstractClassifier
Abstract classifier.
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| Classifier
Classifier interface.
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| ConditionalDensityEstimator
Interface for numeric prediction schemes that can output conditional
density estimates.
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| CostMatrix
Class for storing and manipulating a misclassification cost matrix.
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| IntervalEstimator
Interface for numeric prediction schemes that can output prediction
intervals.
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| IteratedSingleClassifierEnhancer
Abstract utility class for handling settings common to
meta classifiers that build an ensemble from a single base learner.
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| IterativeClassifier
Interface for classifiers that can induce models of growing
complexity one step at a time.
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| MultipleClassifiersCombiner
Abstract utility class for handling settings common to
meta classifiers that build an ensemble from multiple classifiers.
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| ParallelIteratedSingleClassifierEnhancer
Abstract utility class for handling settings common to meta classifiers that
build an ensemble in parallel from a single base learner.
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| ParallelMultipleClassifiersCombiner
Abstract utility class for handling settings common to
meta classifiers that build an ensemble in parallel using multiple
classifiers.
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| RandomizableClassifier
Abstract utility class for handling settings common to randomizable
classifiers.
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| RandomizableIteratedSingleClassifierEnhancer
Abstract utility class for handling settings common to randomizable
meta classifiers that build an ensemble from a single base learner.
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| RandomizableMultipleClassifiersCombiner
Abstract utility class for handling settings common to randomizable
meta classifiers that build an ensemble from multiple classifiers based
on a given random number seed.
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| RandomizableParallelIteratedSingleClassifierEnhancer
Abstract utility class for handling settings common to randomizable
meta classifiers that build an ensemble in parallel from a single base
learner.
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| RandomizableParallelMultipleClassifiersCombiner
Abstract utility class for handling settings common to
meta classifiers that build an ensemble in parallel using multiple
classifiers based on a given random number seed.
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| RandomizableSingleClassifierEnhancer
Abstract utility class for handling settings common to randomizable
meta classifiers that build an ensemble from a single base learner.
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| SingleClassifierEnhancer
Abstract utility class for handling settings common to meta
classifiers that use a single base learner.
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| Sourcable
Interface for classifiers that can be converted to Java source.
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| UpdateableClassifier
Interface to incremental classification models that can learn using
one instance at a time.
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| AbstractClassifier
Abstract classifier.
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| Classifier
Classifier interface.
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| SingleClassifierEnhancer
Abstract utility class for handling settings common to meta
classifiers that use a single base learner.
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| Class and Description |
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| AbstractClassifier
Abstract classifier.
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| Classifier
Classifier interface.
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| Class and Description |
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| AbstractClassifier
Abstract classifier.
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| Classifier
Classifier interface.
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| Sourcable
Interface for classifiers that can be converted to Java source.
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| AbstractClassifier
Abstract classifier.
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| Classifier
Classifier interface.
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| IteratedSingleClassifierEnhancer
Abstract utility class for handling settings common to
meta classifiers that build an ensemble from a single base learner.
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| ParallelIteratedSingleClassifierEnhancer
Abstract utility class for handling settings common to meta classifiers that
build an ensemble in parallel from a single base learner.
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| RandomizableParallelIteratedSingleClassifierEnhancer
Abstract utility class for handling settings common to randomizable
meta classifiers that build an ensemble in parallel from a single base
learner.
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| SingleClassifierEnhancer
Abstract utility class for handling settings common to meta
classifiers that use a single base learner.
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| Sourcable
Interface for classifiers that can be converted to Java source.
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| UpdateableClassifier
Interface to incremental classification models that can learn using
one instance at a time.
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| Class and Description |
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| AbstractClassifier
Abstract classifier.
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| Classifier
Classifier interface.
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| Class and Description |
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| AbstractClassifier
Abstract classifier.
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| Classifier
Classifier interface.
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| Class and Description |
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| Classifier
Classifier interface.
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| Classifier
Classifier interface.
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| Classifier
Classifier interface.
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| Class and Description |
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| Classifier
Classifier interface.
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| Class and Description |
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| Classifier
Classifier interface.
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| Class and Description |
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| Classifier
Classifier interface.
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| CostMatrix
Class for storing and manipulating a misclassification cost matrix.
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| Evaluation
Class for evaluating machine learning models.
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| Class and Description |
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| Classifier
Classifier interface.
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The following can be used to insert an image of BLOB type into an
Oracle database.
Note that (1) the table in the database is created by
CREATE TABLE pictures (
pic_id int,
pic_desc varchar(100),
pic BLOB,
primary key(pic_id)
)
(2) an SQL sequence in the database is created by
CREATE SEQUENCE pic_id_sequence;
Please input or select the path of the image!


--- layout: post title: Tmux command-completion at bash prompt! tags: - tmux - autocomplete - command completion - bash ---
After checking out git’s amazing git command-completion and my recent discovery of how to implement your own command-completion for bash scripts, I began to wonder why tmux didn’t have this feature. After some searching, I found that the tmux installation includes a script file for command-completion in bash! In the tmux-1.8 distribution, you should find a folder titled “examples" which contains a file “bash_completion_tmux.sh". Just source this file in your .bashrc and you’re done!!


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This class represent a marker dictionary as a vector of MarkerCodes. More...
#include <highlyreliablemarkers.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| bool | fromFile (std::string filename) |
| Read dictionary from a .yml opencv file. | |
| bool | toFile (std::string filename) |
| Write dictionary to a .yml opencv file. | |
| unsigned int | distance (MarkerCode m, unsigned int &minMarker, unsigned int &minRot) |
| Return the distance of a marker to the dictionary, D(m,D) (Equation 7) Assign to minMarker the marker index in the dictionary with minimun distance to m Assign to minRot the rotation of minimun hamming distance. | |
| unsigned int | distance (MarkerCode m) |
| Return the distance of a marker to the dictionary, D(m,D) (Equation 7) Same method as distance(MarkerCode m, uint &minMarker, uint &minRot), except this doesnt return minMarker and minRot values. | |
| unsigned int | minimunDistance () |
| Calculate the minimun distance between the markers in the dictionary (Equation 9) |
This class represent a marker dictionary as a vector of MarkerCodes.
| unsigned int aruco::Dictionary::distance | ( | MarkerCode | m, |
| unsigned int & | minMarker, | ||
| unsigned int & | minRot | ||
| ) |
Return the distance of a marker to the dictionary, D(m,D) (Equation 7) Assign to minMarker the marker index in the dictionary with minimun distance to m Assign to minRot the rotation of minimun hamming distance.
The rotation refers to the marker passed as parameter, m
References aruco::MarkerCode::size().
Referenced by aruco::HighlyReliableMarkers::detect(), and minimunDistance().
| unsigned int aruco::Dictionary::distance | ( | MarkerCode | m | ) | [inline] |
Return the distance of a marker to the dictionary, D(m,D) (Equation 7) Same method as distance(MarkerCode m, uint &minMarker, uint &minRot), except this doesnt return minMarker and minRot values.
| bool aruco::Dictionary::fromFile | ( | std::string | filename | ) |
Read dictionary from a .yml opencv file.
References aruco::MarkerCode::fromString().
Referenced by aruco::HighlyReliableMarkers::loadDictionary().
| unsigned int aruco::Dictionary::minimunDistance | ( | ) |
Calculate the minimun distance between the markers in the dictionary (Equation 9)
References distance().
Referenced by aruco::HighlyReliableMarkers::loadDictionary().
| bool aruco::Dictionary::toFile | ( | std::string | filename | ) |
Write dictionary to a .yml opencv file.


iCalendar is the standard Internet format for exchanging calendar information. It's supported by most calendar software including Google Calendar, Hotmail Calendar, Outlook, Apple iCal, and Lotus Notes.
When you use a standard calendar program to manage your web calendar, you solve two problems at once. The program can produce an HTML widget for display on your web page. It can also produce an iCalendar feed that enables that same information to appear automatically on other sites.
It's ironic but true that most web calendars are not produced by standard calendar programs. That means they're not available in iCalendar format. Instead they're available only as HTML, or sometimes PDF. People can view these calendars, but computers can't automatically exchange them and combine them.
If your calendar doesn't have an easy/obvious button or link to export iCal, then the answer is probably "it's not," but you should search your documentation (of your Web calendar) for "iCal" or "iCalendar" to make sure. You can also contact the vendor that makes your web calendar and ask them.
Some iCalendar-compliant programs can export an iCal file to your local computer, but can't automatically publish that file to the web as a "feed" available at a URL. To enable automatic transfer of your calendar you need to use a program that provides a feed. There are three general kinds of these:
"Cloud-based" calendar programs. Because programs like Google Calendar and Hotmail Calendar run "in the cloud" their iCal exports are automatically available as feeds. They also provide HTML widgets that embed in web pages. That makes these two programs ideal for publishing calendars that you write once, and make available as HTML for people, and as iCalendar for computers. Here's a tutorial on publishing iCalendar feeds using Google Calendar or Hotmail Calendar.
Desktop calendar programs. Some of these can "export to the web" -- notably Outlook and Apple iCal.
Content management systems. The WordPress blog publishing system, for example, can be outfitted with a plugin that enables you to write your calendar once, then publish as both HTML for people and iCalendar for computers. Unfortunately most CMSs that include calendar modules don't support iCalendar. If the calendar page produced by yours doesn't display an iCal link or button, check the documentation (or ask the vendor) if there's a way to turn that feature on. And if not, ask the vendor to add the feature! iCalendar has been an Internet standard for a dozen years. It should be supported.
The key benefits are:
Increased engagement. Visitors to your site can use their own personal calendar programs to subscribe to your iCalendar feed. If you're a school, for example, and you make your sports schedule available that way, a parent can see a child's soccer schedule alongside his or her own personal and business schedules.
Less work (and free advertising). Other sites can syndicate your iCalendar feed. If you're promoting a concert or a church supper, you'd like to type the information once for your site, and then have it appear automatically in other contexts. An iCalendar feed makes that possible. And if one or more other sites subscribe to your feed, it's automatic. You enter the event once, on your own calendar, and it propagates to those other sites.
No training costs. Many people already know how to use common iCalendar systems, like Google Calendar. They use them to manage their own personal and professional calendars. If you leverage that knowledge for the public calendar on your website there's nothing new to learn.
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Category to easily retrieve the 'data' member of the error object. More...
#import <JSONRPC_Extensions.h>
Properties | |
| id | data |
| return the 'data' member of the JSON-RPC error when an error is returned by the WebService. |
Category to easily retrieve the 'data' member of the error object.
This only has a meaning if this error object conforms to the JSON-RPC 2.0 specification, paragraph 5.1, e.g. the object in the 'error' member of the WebService's response is a JSON object with three fields:
{ code: /* a Number that indicates the error type that occurred */, message: /* a String providing a short description of the error */, data: /* A Primitive or Structured value that contains additional information about the error. The value of this member is defined by the Server */ }
- (id) data [read, assign] |
return the 'data' member of the JSON-RPC error when an error is returned by the WebService.
This returns the 'data' key of the NSDictionary corresponding to the JSONRPCErrorJSONObjectKey of the userInfo dictionary. This this userInfo key does not exist, is not an NSDictionary or does not contain this 'data' key, this returns nil.


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Mi Organic Solid T-Shirts now on sale in India - Gizchina.com
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If you have been following Xiaomi for a long time, you might be aware of the company’s wide range of products. They not only sell smartphones but smart TVs, rice cookers, umbrella, toys, shoes, and many more products spread across various categories. One such product is Mi Organic Solid T-shirt, which has now been made available in India at ₹499.
The new Mi Organic Solid T-shirts are made of 100% pure organic cotton according to the company. The cotton used in making these T-shirts have been grown without using any artificial fertilizer or pesticide. Thus, these Mi-branded eco-friendly T-shirts have also been certified by the Global Organic Textile Standards for authentic organic cotton usage.
The Mi Organic Solid T-shirts will be only available in Black and White colours. As far as sizes are concerned, it will come in S(small), M(medium), L(large), and XL(extra-large). To make things more interesting, these T-shirts will feature label tags with Tulsi(holy basil) seeds which can be planted by the buyer. Also, the product will arrive in Cora Cotton bag which is 100% cotton and biodegradable. Moreover, the bag can be washed and reused for other use.
You can buy the Mi Organic T-shirts at ₹499 from Mi.com, Xiaomi’s official online store. Like any other lifestyle products from Xiaomi, it will be made available at Mi Home flagship stores across India in the near future.


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Unlimited Games. How should Red play 41?
pips Red=143 White=115
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
This is a very close decision.
We can discount the super-safe 8/3 as that takes a checker beyond both the bar and the 5-pt, where it could usefully live.
8/7, 6/2*, taking a tempo and the safe 13/8 are tied in the rollout.
The best play, but only just, is 13/9, 6/5. This attempts to counter-prime White. It wins more games but loses more gammons. The rollout has it as best by 0.016 equity points.
In real terms any of the three plays is OK and it is partly a matter of style which you choose.
We can discount the super-safe 8/3 as that takes a checker beyond both the bar and the 5-pt, where it could usefully live.
8/7, 6/2*, taking a tempo and the safe 13/8 are tied in the rollout.
The best play, but only just, is 13/9, 6/5. This attempts to counter-prime White. It wins more games but loses more gammons. The rollout has it as best by 0.016 equity points.
In real terms any of the three plays is OK and it is partly a matter of style which you choose.
1. Cubeful 2-ply 13/9 6/5 Eq.: -0.749 0.357 0.076 0.002 - 0.643 0.258 0.030 2. Cubeful 2-ply 13/8 Eq.: -0.756 (-0.007) 0.326 0.073 0.002 - 0.674 0.202 0.015 3. Cubeful 2-ply 8/7 6/2* Eq.: -0.777 (-0.027) 0.348 0.094 0.003 - 0.652 0.270 0.029 4. Cubeful 2-ply 13/9 8/7 Eq.: -0.816 (-0.066) 0.348 0.071 0.002 - 0.652 0.266 0.030 5. Cubeful 2-ply 8/3 Eq.: -0.829 (-0.079) 0.314 0.071 0.002 - 0.686 0.206 0.016


Properties Related to Art Filter
Art Filters
Name and Function
| Property Name | Function |
|---|---|
| RECENTLY_ART_FILTER |
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Property Value
| Property Value | Description |
|---|---|
| POPART | Pop Art |
| FANTASIC_FOCUS | Soft Focus |
| DAYDREAM | Pale & Light Color |
| LIGHT_TONE | Light Tone |
| ROUGH_MONOCHROME | Grainy Film |
| TOY_PHOTO | Pin Hole |
| MINIATURE | Diorama |
| CROSS_PROCESS | Cross Process |
| GENTLE_SEPIA | Gentle Sepia |
| DRAMATIC_TONE | Dramatic Tone |
| LIGNE_CLAIR | Key Line |
| PASTEL | Watercolor |
| VINTAGE | Vintage |
| PARTCOLOR | Partial Color |
Access Permission
| Wi-Fi | Bluetooth Smart |
|---|---|
| Read/Write | Read/Write |
Supported Shooting Mode
| iAuto | P | A | S | M | ART | movieP | movieA | movieS | movieM |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| OK |
Part Color Hue
Name and Function
| Property Name | Function |
|---|---|
| COLOR_PHASE | Hue for partial color Partial color, which is one of the art filters, makes a picture grayscale except area(s) similar to the color configured by this property. Partial color also works as a picture mode. This property is valid when TAKEMODE property is set to ART, and RECENTLY_ART_FILTER property is set to PARTCOLOR. Another case is when COLORTONE property is set to PARTCOLOR. |
Property Value
| Property Value | Description | Color Sample |
|---|---|---|
| 0 | Hue Pattern 0 | |
| 1 | Hue Pattern 1 | |
| 2 | Hue Pattern 2 | |
| 3 | Hue Pattern 3 | |
| 4 | Hue Pattern 4 | |
| 5 | Hue Pattern 5 | |
| 6 | Hue Pattern 6 | |
| 7 | Hue Pattern 7 | |
| 8 | Hue Pattern 8 | |
| 9 | Hue Pattern 9 | |
| 10 | Hue Pattern 10 | |
| 11 | Hue Pattern 11 | |
| 12 | Hue Pattern 12 | |
| 13 | Hue Pattern 13 | |
| 14 | Hue Pattern 14 | |
| 15 | Hue Pattern 15 | |
| 16 | Hue Pattern 16 | |
| 17 | Hue Pattern 17 |
Access Permission
| Wi-Fi | Bluetooth Smart |
|---|---|
| Read/Write | Read/Write |
Supported Shooting Mode
| iAuto | P | A | S | M | ART | movieP | movieA | movieS | movieM |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| OK | OK | OK | OK | OK | OK | OK | OK | OK |
Art Filter Variations
Overview
- Art Filter Variations allow users to customize each original filter with different moods and effects.
- Each art filter has a different number of variations and some filters have no variations.
- These camera properties are valid if TAKEMODE is not ART and COLORTONE is set to a value related to art filter.
Art Filter Variations and Sample Images
| Original | TYPE I(or No Variation) | TYPE II | TYPE III | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pop Art | Super-saturates colors, creating brighter, more vivid photographs. | Fluorescent colors are less prominent than in Type I, but color contrast has been enhanced to create a more striking image. | NA | |
| Soft Focus | Creates a dreamlike quality giving photographs a surreal look. | NA | NA | |
| Pale & Light Color | Brings soft, flat light and pastel coloring to photographs. | Type II is more reddish and overexposed than Type I | NA | |
| Light Tone | Brightens the image, and its darker areas, providing more detail. | NA | NA | |
| Grainy Film | Produces a gritty black-and-white film quality. | Type II has less contrast than Type I, optimizing the image’s impact. | NA | |
| Pin Hole | Darkens the outer edges of a photograph, thereby enhancing the subject in the center and bringing the photograph to life. | The contrast is softened using more bluish hue than Type I. | The contrast is softened using more reddish hue than Type I. | |
| Diorama | Gives users a miniature model photo feeling by narrowing the depth of focus and enhancing color and contrast. Type I gradually strengthens the top and bottom blurring at the focus point of origin. | Type II gradually strengthens the left and right blurring at the focus point of origin for portrait shots. | NA | |
| Cross Process | Offers an unexpected look to images and videos by changing the color and contrast of subjects. Using this mode can result in surreal otherworldly images. Type I gives a cyan hue. | Type II gives a magenta hue. | NA | |
| Gentle Sepia | Gives your images and videos a soft, warm sepia cast similar to historical images from the early days of photography. The sepia tones are softer and the blacks are a true black, unlike traditional sepia images. | NA | NA | |
| Dramatic Tone | Provides a daily landscape with a dramatic impression. It applies local changes in contrast to the image to represent the real space in a fictitious style by creating unrealistic tones of light and darkness. | Type II adds a monochromatic effect. | NA | |
| Key Line | Enhances the edge lines of the image to make it look more like an illustration. | The edge lines are further emphasized than Type I. | NA | |
| Watercolor | Eliminates darker areas in the image to daringly represent bright color tones on a white canvas to express a world awash in color. | Type II attenuates the contour lines so that contours are instead represented by gradations in color tone variation. | NA | |
| Vintage | Gives a nostalgic expression to casual everyday scenes, transforming them into "a special photo that has stood the test of time.” Type I produces faded colors created when light leaks onto film. | Type II produces faded colors to create the nostalgic feel of an old photograph. | Type III produces softened tones for a sophisticated feel. | |
| Partial Color | Emphasizes a specific part of the photo, done by choosing one specific color and leaving all the rest in black and white. Makes your photographic subjects more impressive.Type I keeps colors in natural gradations based on the selected color making the subject stand out. | Type II maintains a small amount of color for the non-selected colors creating a unique effect. | Type III keeps only the selected color for a stronger emphasis of a single color. | |
Property Value
| Property Value | Description |
|---|---|
| TYPE1 | TYPE I |
| TYPE2 | TYPE II |
| TYPE3 | TYPE III |
Supported Value for Each Property
- If cell is OK, corresponding property in rows can set corresponding value in columns.
Property Value |
TYPE1 | TYPE2 | TYPE3 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Art Filter | Property Name | |||
| Pop Art | ART_EFFECT_TYPE_POPART | OK | OK | - |
| Soft Focus | - | - | - | - |
| Pale & Light Color | ART_EFFECT_TYPE_DAYDREAM | OK | OK | - |
| Light Tone | - | - | - | - |
| Grainy Film | ART_EFFECT_TYPE_ROUGH_MONOCHROME | OK | OK | - |
| Pin Hole | ART_EFFECT_TYPE_TOY_PHOTO | OK | OK | OK |
| Diorama | ART_EFFECT_TYPE_MINIATURE | OK | OK | - |
| Cross Process | ART_EFFECT_TYPE_CROSS_PROCESS | OK | OK | - |
| Gentle Sepia | - | - | - | - |
| Dramatic Tone | ART_EFFECT_TYPE_DRAMATIC_TONE | OK | OK | - |
| Key Line | ART_EFFECT_TYPE_LIGNE_CLAIR | OK | OK | - |
| Watercolor | ART_EFFECT_TYPE_PASTEL | OK | OK | - |
| Vintage | ART_EFFECT_TYPE_VINTAGE | OK | OK | OK |
| Partial Color | ART_EFFECT_TYPE_PARTCOLOR | OK | OK | OK |
Access Permission
| Wi-Fi | Bluetooth Smart |
|---|---|
| Read/Write | Read/Write |
Supported Shooting Mode
| iAuto | P | A | S | M | ART | movieP | movieA | movieS | movieM |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| OK | OK | OK | OK | OK | OK | OK | OK | OK |
Art Effects
Overview
- Art Effects make Art Filters more fascinating by adding effects and emphasizing images and movies to express creativity beyond the photographer’s imagination.
- Available effects vary with the selected filter. Property of Art Effect is defined for every Art Filter.
- These camera properties are valid if TAKEMODE is not ART and COLORTONE is set to a value related to art filter.
Art Effect Type and Sample Image
| Art Effect | Property Value | Description | Sample |
|---|---|---|---|
| No Effect | OFF | ||
| Soft Focus | FANTASIC_FOCUS | Blur the focus while maintaining the core. | |
| Pin Hole | TOY_PHOTO | Reduce the brightness of the peripheral area. | |
| White Edges | WHITE_EDGE | Defocus the four corners of the image in white. | |
| Frame | FRAME_JAGGY | Add a stylish frame around the image. | |
| Starlight | STARLIGHT | Produces an effective trace of light in a night scene etc. | |
| Blur (TB) | MINIATURE_VERTICAL | Gradually strengthens the top and bottom blurring at the focus point of origin. | |
| Blur (LR) | MINIATURE_HORIZON | Gradually strengthens the left and right blurring at the focus point of origin. | |
| Shade (LR) | SHADING_VERTICAL | Add bands of shadow on the left and right to make the image spread outward. | |
| Shade (TB) | SHADING_HORIZON | Add bands of shadow on the top and bottom to make the image spread outward. |
Supported Value for Each Property
- If cell is OK, corresponding property in rows can set corresponding value in columns.
Property Value |
OFF | FANTASIC_FOCUS | TOY_PHOTO | WHITE_EDGE | FRAME_JAGGY | STARLIGHT | MINIATURE_VERTICAL | MINIATURE_HORIZON | SHADING_VERTICAL | SHADING_HORIZON | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Art Filter | Property Name | ||||||||||
| Pop Art | ART_EFFECT_HYBRID_POPART | OK | OK | OK | OK | OK | OK | OK | OK | - | - |
| Soft Focus | ART_EFFECT_HYBRID_FANTASIC_FOCUS | OK | - | - | OK | - | OK | - | - | - | - |
| Pale & Light Color | ART_EFFECT_HYBRID_DAYDREAM | OK | OK | OK | OK | OK | OK | OK | OK | - | - |
| Light Tone | ART_EFFECT_HYBRID_LIGHT_TONE | OK | - | - | - | OK | - | OK | OK | - | - |
| Grainy Film | ART_EFFECT_HYBRID_ROUGH_MONOCHROME | OK | - | OK | OK | OK | - | - | - | - | - |
| Pin Hole | ART_EFFECT_HYBRID_TOY_PHOTO | OK | - | - | - | OK | - | - | - | - | - |
| Diorama | ART_EFFECT_HYBRID_MINIATURE | OK | - | - | - | OK | - | - | - | - | - |
| Cross Process | ART_EFFECT_HYBRID_CROSS_PROCESS | OK | OK- | OK | OK | OK | - | OK | OK | - | - |
| Gentle Sepia | ART_EFFECT_HYBRID_GENTLE_SEPIA | OK | OK | OK | OK | OK | - | OK | OK | - | - |
| Dramatic Tone | ART_EFFECT_HYBRID_DRAMATIC_TONE | OK | - | OK | OK | OK | OK | OK | OK | - | - |
| Key Line | ART_EFFECT_HYBRID_LIGNE_CLAIR | OK | OK | OK | OK | OK | OK | - | - | - | - |
| Watercolor | ART_EFFECT_HYBRID_PASTEL | OK | OK | OK | OK | OK | - | - | - | - | - |
| Vintage | ART_EFFECT_HYBRID_VINTAGE | OK | OK | OK | OK | OK | OK | OK | OK | OK | OK |
| Partial Color | ART_EFFECT_HYBRID_PARTCOLOR | OK | OK | OK | OK | OK | OK | OK | OK | - | - |
Access Permission
| Wi-Fi | Bluetooth Smart |
|---|---|
| Read/Write | Read/Write |
Supported Shooting Mode
| iAuto | P | A | S | M | ART | movieP | movieA | movieS | movieM |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| OK | OK | OK | OK | OK | OK | OK | OK | OK |
Art Filter Bracketing
Overview
- Toggle for using each art filter in art filter bracketing.
- Valid only if TAKEMODE is ART and RECENTLY_ART_FILTER is ART_BKT.
Property Name
| Property Name | Description |
|---|---|
| BRACKET_PICT_POPART | Toggle for using Pop Art filter. |
| BRACKET_PICT_FANTASIC_FOCUS | Toggle for using Soft Focus filter. |
| BRACKET_PICT_DAYDREAM | Toggle for using Pale & Light Color filter. |
| BRACKET_PICT_LIGHT_TONE | Toggle for using Light Tone filter. |
| BRACKET_PICT_ROUGH_MONOCHROME | Toggle for using Grainy Film filter. |
| BRACKET_PICT_TOY_PHOTO | Toggle for using Pin Hole filter. |
| BRACKET_PICT_MINIATURE | Toggle for using Diorama filter. |
| BRACKET_PICT_CROSS_PROCESS | Toggle for using Cross Process filter. |
| BRACKET_PICT_GENTLE_SEPIA | Toggle for using Gentle Sepia filter. |
| BRACKET_PICT_DRAMATIC_TONE | Toggle for using Dramatic Tone filter. |
| BRACKET_PICT_LIGNE_CLAIR | Toggle for using Key Line filter. |
| BRACKET_PICT_PASTEL | Toggle for using Watercolor filter. |
| BRACKET_PICT_VINTAGE | Toggle for using Vintage filter. |
| BRACKET_PICT_PARTCOLOR | Toggle for using Partial Color filter. |
Property Value (common)
| Property Value | Description |
|---|---|
| ON | Enable |
| OFF | Disable |
Access Permission
| Wi-Fi | Bluetooth Smart |
|---|---|
| Read/Write | Read/Write |
Supported Shooting Mode
| iAuto | P | A | S | M | ART | movieP | movieA | movieS | movieM |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| OK |


TuitionTracker Options
Tuition per Quarter:
Calendar ID:
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1) Read the frequency label on the MOTE.
2) If the frequency label is missing, you can tell what type of device you have by looking at capacitor C13 (MICA2) or C12 (MICA2DOT).
if C13/C12 IS NOT populated (capacitor missing), then the device is built to operate in the 868/915 MHz range.
if C13/C12 IS populated (capacitor present), then the device is built to operate in the 433 MHz range
As yet, there is no processor accessible setting (in EEPROM, FLASH or other) that indicates the device's operating frequency band.


Some stuff about Billy Miller
Beliefs I believe in believing in:
- Trump
Should not be president
- Hummingbirds are vicious creatures.
- We should all strive to find harmony within our lives.
- In all things; proper preparation prevents poor performance.
These are a few of my favorite things
- My son Cannon
- learning
- Artistic achievement
- creating something new and original
- The natural order of things
- Pirates
A few of my favorite places I have been
- Okinawa, Japan(I lived here a year)
- From there I got to see many places in Japan. Most notably Tokyo, Hiroshima and Mt Fuji.
- Thessaloniki, Greece
- Brisbane, Australia
- Amsterdam, Netherlands


# Theres a Zap for That
Using Zapier to automate your WordPress workflows.
Why use automation?
- Make Less Errors
- Reduce Labor Costs
- Increased Visbility
- Improve Scalability
- Better Organization
- Better Communication
# Better Customer Service
Typical Automation
Action
Processor
Service
Custom Developement with APIs
API - Application Programming Interface
## What is Zapier?
![Zapier Homepage](images/zapier/zapier-homepage.png)
## How can I use automation?
![Blue or Red Pill](images/zapier/pill.gif)
Zapier WordPress =
- New Comment
- New Taxonomy
- New Custom Post Type
- New Post
- New Post Status
- New User
- New Comment Status
- New Category
- New Post Format
- New Author
- New Media
Zapier WordPress =
- Easy Digital Downloads
- AffilaiteWP
- Gravity Forms
- Contact Form 7
- WooCommerce
- Ninja Forms
Zapier WordPress =
- New Order
- New Affiliate
- New Customer
- New Affiliate Creatives
- Affilite Visits Converts
- New Form Submission
- Customer Updated
- Order Refunded
- Affiliate Payouts
- Customer VIP
Zapier WordPress =
## Before we dive in
![Zapier Pricing](images/zapier/zapier-pricing.png)
What is a "Zap"?
- Trigger
- Filter (Optional)
- Action
- Filter (Optional)
- Action (Optional)
# Examples?
![Yep](images/zapier/yep.gif)
### Order Deadline Reminders
#### Set Google Calendar Reminders when an order is paid for
![Packages Tossed](images/zapier/packages.gif)
### New Gravity Forms Submission
#### Send it to Slack!
![Slack Is Awesome](images/zapier/slack-is-awesome.gif)
## I've got pages of these...
### Should we just go check out the app?
Customer Outreach
When a customer crosses a certain lifetime value, put them in a queue to be contacted by someone
# So what do you want to Zap?
### Lets see if we can do this.
## What do you want to Zap?


Utilities to help add simple animations. For custom and complex animations look into the Angular animations doc.
Import individual animation utilities as needed into the component that will contain the elements you want to animate.
Replace the "TdAnimationUtility" stub variable in code setup below with the respective animation utilities you decide to equip.
Invoke the utility functions with a required anchor name and optional configs in the component's metadata. The anchor name is used to attach the animation to an arbitrary element in the template.
Use TdRotateAnimation
to rotate any element based on a boolean state.
Typescript:
HTML:
Typescript:
HTML:
The anchor name is used to attach the animation to an arbitrary element in the template.
Duration the animation will run in miliseconds. Defaults to 250 ms.
Degrees of rotation the dom object will animation. A negative value will cause the animation to initially rotate counter-clockwise. Defaults to 180 degrees.


Test modifiability of native event objects in relation to event bubbling
Click on any of the checkboxes to test event bubbling avec du event object modification...
Also: when you press a key, the keydown event will be tagged and reported here. We check if the browser
and/or jQuery are re-using their event instances...


PittBike
A visualization for pittsburgh bike exploration
Station Overview
Bike distribution balance viz
Trip time schedule viz
Customer trip duration viz


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During my life, when I have been the happiest and most satisfied, the following values come to my mind:
For each of these values, I try to live up to them in my general life: Disagree 1-----2-----3-----4-----5 Agree
Coolness under fire is a value that, I think, is very often overlooked. Being able to keep yourself together in a crisis is a test, one that I always try to pass. I consider myself to be a fairly even person, and if I have a lot going on in my mind you probably can't tell. I think of this as an advantage because it allows me to continue to function and get whatever it is that I'm doing done. This is a value that I think lends itself to helping make the other values on this list a reality.
People tend to come to me for advice, or even just to unload on. I think this is a testament to my values of Friendship, Credibility, Insight, Truth and Coolness Under Fire. One of the last times a friend came to me for advice was on her boyfriend issues (somehow this happens alarmingly often). She was coming to me because she knew that I would keep her confidence and offer her exactly what she needed to hear (even if it wasn't what she wanted to hear). We talked for a while and she left with a better feeling about what she had to do.
I could see holding to my values as a way to combat stereotype threat. Holding onto my autonomy and credibility will help me to know that it doesn't matter what other people think, it's about what I think of me. Forming friendships will help me to cross any barriers that may be there and help to contribute to the diverse culture at DBC. If I'm really feeling down and all of that isn't enough, then a trip to the gym or some mindless Netflix is probably the best cure.


{% extends "base.html" %}
{% block content %}
{% if user.is_staff or volunteer and volunteer.trained %}
Dashboard
{% include "timeslots/partials/datepicker.html" %}
{% if volunteer == None and not user.is_staff %}
Minor Error
Nothing too major, but your account doesn't seem to be set up as a volunteer! Please ask an administrator to check your account configuration.
{% for instance in commitment_instances %}
{% include "timeslots/partials/commitment_instance_row.html" with specify_volunteer=user.is_staff specify_client=multipleclients %}
{% empty %}
You haven't scheduled any visit dates.
{% endfor %}
{% for pattern in opening_patterns %}
{% include "timeslots/partials/opening_pattern_row.html" with show_status_label=True %}
{% empty %}
{% if user.volunteer and user.volunteer.clients %}
Your clients don't have any scheduled openings
{% elif user.volunteer and not user.volunteer.clients %}
You don't have any assigned clients; Please contact an administrator
{% else %}
No recurring openings scheduled
{% endif %}
{% endfor %}


Berkeley DB-5.3.28
libnl-3.4.0
These libraries support programs in this book. If desired they can be built in the order presented below.


IHC seeks answers from PTI govt over presidential ordinances
by Our CorrespondentISLAMABAD: The Islamabad High Court (IHC) on Wednesday issued notices to the federal government and Attorney General Anwar Mansoor Khan on a petition filed by Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) MNA Mohsin Ranjha challenging the promulgation of ordinances by the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) government.
MNA Mohsin Ranjha’s counsel Umer Gillani stated that as per Article 89 of the Constitution, the president is only authorised to issue ordinances when the government needs to respond to an emergency situation.
“We want the authority of the president to be explained as per Article 89,” said Gillani.
Chief Justice Athar Minallah questioned the counsel whether the opposition raised this issue in the National Assembly, to which Gillani responded, “Yes, we have written to the speaker against him.”
The chief justice then asked the counsel how ordinances are used in India, to which Gillani responded that they are only used in special situations.
According to the petitioner, ordinances can only be issued in an emergency situation and legislations cannot be made through ordinances.
“The obvious reason why the federal government rushed with these ordinances is that it did not want to meaningfully engage with the opposition in the Parliament,” stated Gillani.
“This represents a completely unconstitutional and authoritarian approach to govern and is against the spirit of our federal, democratic Constitution.”


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About Us
Vision
To behold people get rid of negative beliefs about life and themselves.
Mision
To advocate for children rights and Women's Power in a Powerful world While promoting stimulating SELF-LOVE with the help of Mental Health Care.
Core Values
Honor
Impact
Growth


Research Methods for Global Studies
Class 5: Quantitative Analysis - Inferential Statistics
John Palmer
Descriptive Statistics Review
Assignments
- Read: Agresti & Finlay Chapter 5, by Thursday lecture
- Write: Each group should compile list of sources that will form core of literature review on your topic. There should be at least as many sources as members of the group and each member should write a short (~1 page) summary of one of these sources. Turn this summary in through Aula Global by 10:00 AM on Friday.
- Quizzes: Quiz 2 will be available until 10:00 AM on Monday. Quiz 3 will be available starting at 10:00 AM Friday and also open until 10:00 AM on Monday.


All Classes
CorsFilter
Customer
CustomerDAO
CustomerResource
EntityManagerProducer
HelloWorldEndpoint
Job
JobDAO
JobResource
RestApplication
Todo
TodoDAO
Worker
WorkerDAO
WorkerResource


UX & Information Architecture study - 2020
Information Archiectecture Redesign
The project aims to improve the user experience and findability
and discoverability of information of Ischools (Information
science schools). We compare and analyze the information
environments of three ischools and provide critical
recommendations and redesign.
My role
UX Designer
Tools
Figma, Miro, MS office suite and MS teams
Content inventory & audit
First, I conducted a competitive analysis in terms of
generalized topologies and audiences, general organization and
content, navigation, labelling and search system.
I also compared the sitemap of each competitor by taking note of
these: 1) how many total pages they have, 2) where is the bulk
of the content and 3) what common and unique pages are
Content modelling
When analysing the navigation of websties, we followed Keith
Instone's navigation stress test methods.
Based on the findings and IA principles, we generated the ideas
about how we would redesign the navigation system.
Suggest & Redesign
..and there are more tasks to be done!
We will also analyze the search system if it is designed considering
that the amount of content will continew to grow and adress its
scalability. In addition, we will focus on the most critical
redesign recommendations identified through our competitive
analysis, content audit/inventory, and search analysis and design
sitemaps, wireframes and some sample pages.
Reflections
..and there are more tasks to be done!
We will also analyze the search system if it is designed considering
that the amount of content will continew to grow and adress its
scalability. In addition, we will focus on the most critical
redesign recommendations identified through our competitive
analysis, content audit/inventory, and search analysis and design
sitemaps, wireframes and some sample pages.
..and there are more tasks to be done!
We will also analyze the search system if it is designed considering
that the amount of content will continew to grow and adress its
scalability. In addition, we will focus on the most critical
redesign recommendations identified through our competitive
analysis, content audit/inventory, and search analysis and design
sitemaps, wireframes and some sample pages.


COVID-19 INDIA TRACKER
Total Cases
Active
Recovered
Deceased
STATEWISE DISTRIBUTION OF CASES
STATEWISE DISTRIBUTION OF CASES
State/UT
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as per
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ACTIVE CASES
DAILY CASES TREND ANALYSIS


public enum UsbAccessor extends java.lang.Enum<UsbAccessor>
| Enum Constant and Description |
|---|
INSTANCE |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
boolean |
close(int devNum) |
boolean |
closeAll() |
UsbDeviceConnection |
connection(int ch)
Gets UsbDeviceConnection by a hierarchy device number
|
UsbDevice |
device(int devNum)
Gets UsbDevice by a hierarchy device number
|
boolean |
deviceIsConnected(int devNum)
Check whether a device is connected or not
|
UsbEndpoint |
endpoint(int devNum,
int intfNum,
int epNum)
Gets UsbEndpoint by a hierarchy device, interface and endpoint number
|
void |
getPermission(UsbDevice device)
Gets an USB permission if no permission
|
int |
getPid(int devNum)
Gets devNum device's PID
|
java.lang.String |
getSerial(int devNum)
Gets devNum device's SerialID
|
int |
getVid(int devNum)
Gets devNum device's VID
|
void |
init(Context context)
Initializes USB Manager
|
UsbInterface |
intface(int devNum,
int intfNum)
Gets UsbInterface by a hierarchy device and interface number
|
UsbManager |
manager() |
boolean |
openDevice()
Connect a USB device
|
boolean |
openDevice(int devNum)
Connect a USB device by a hierarchy device and interface number
|
boolean |
openDevice(int devNum,
int intfNum,
int ch)
Connect a USB device by a hierarchy device and interface number
|
static UsbAccessor |
valueOf(java.lang.String name)
Returns the enum constant of this type with the specified name.
|
static UsbAccessor[] |
values()
Returns an array containing the constants of this enum type, in
the order they are declared.
|
public static final UsbAccessor INSTANCE
public static UsbAccessor[] values()
for (UsbAccessor c : UsbAccessor.values()) System.out.println(c);
public static UsbAccessor valueOf(java.lang.String name)
name
- the name of the enum constant to be returned.java.lang.IllegalArgumentException
- if this enum type has no constant
with the specified namejava.lang.NullPointerException
- if the argument is nullpublic void init(Context context)
context
- MainActivity's contextpublic UsbManager manager()
public UsbDevice device(int devNum)
devNum
- hierarchy device numberpublic UsbInterface intface(int devNum, int intfNum)
devNum
- hierarchy device numberintfNum
- hierarchy interface numberpublic UsbEndpoint endpoint(int devNum, int intfNum, int epNum)
devNum
- hierarchy device numberintfNum
- hierarchy interface numberepNum
- hierarchy endpoint numberpublic UsbDeviceConnection connection(int ch)
devNum
- hierarchy device numberpublic boolean deviceIsConnected(int devNum)
devNum
- hierarchy device numberpublic boolean openDevice()
public boolean openDevice(int devNum)
devNum
- hierarchy device numberpublic boolean openDevice(int devNum, int intfNum, int ch)
devNum
- hierarchy device numberintfNum
- hierarchy interface numberch
- channel numberpublic boolean close(int devNum)
public boolean closeAll()
public int getVid(int devNum)
devNum
- public int getPid(int devNum)
devNum
- public java.lang.String getSerial(int devNum)
devNum
- public void getPermission(UsbDevice device)
device
-


My name is Brendan Whitman, I'm from Cleveland, Ohio and I currently attend Miami University studying Computer Science. I will be graduating in May of 2019 with a Bachelor's degree and will be starting my career as a software developer at Enfusion Systems in Chicago.
I created this website to streamline the networking process, and allow colleagues and potential employers to be able to quickly and easily learn more about me and my skills.
During my internship at RoviSys in Aurora, Ohio I was assigned to an internal-use web application using Angular 5, written in TypeScript, and connected to a MS SQL database. The purpose of this application was to help manage product keys for a small (~20) number of customers. Previously these customers would email the contact within the company a unique code in order to activate, but with the application that I built they would be able to access this website and enter the code online to activate or deactivate their software. This was my first experience in web development and I felt like it was an extremely valuable introduction to the field.
Close ProjectMy senior year at Miami, I took CSE 287 - Intro to Graphics. During the second half of the semester we were assigned a project of using the C++ code base we had worked on to create a demonstration involving a moving camera, multiple light sources, backface removal, and maintaining a different view angle vs travel angle. The project can be seen on my github here.
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The compiler is allowed to temporarily modify data in memory. Normally, this problem may occur only when overlapping communication and computation, as in Example 0 , Case (b) on page 0 . Example 0 also shows a possibility that could be problematic.
Example
Overlapping Communication and Computation.
USE mpi_f08 REAL :: buf(100,100) CALL MPI_Irecv(buf(1,1:100),...req,...) DO j=1,100 DO i=2,100 buf(i,j)=.... END DO END DO CALL MPI_Wait(req,...)
REAL :: buf(100,100), buf_1dim(10000) EQUIVALENCE (buf(1,1), buf_1dim(1)) CALL MPI_Irecv(buf(1,1:100),...req,...) tmp(1:100) = buf(1,1:100) DO j=1,10000 buf_1dim(h)=... END DO buf(1,1:100) = tmp(1:100) CALL MPI_Wait(req,...)
REAL :: buf(100,100), local_buf(100,100) CALL MPI_Irecv(buf(1,1:100),...req,...) local_buf = buf DO j=1,100 DO i=2,100 local_buf(i,j)=.... END DO END DO buf = local_buf ! may overwrite asynchronously received ! data in buf(1,1:100) CALL MPI_Wait(req,...)In the compiler-generated, possible optimization in Example 0 , buf(100,100) from Example 0 is equivalenced with the 1-dimensional array buf_1dim(10000). The nonblocking receive may asynchronously receive the data in the boundary buf(1,1:100) while the fused loop is temporarily using this part of the buffer. When the tmp data is written back to buf, the previous data of buf(1,1:100) is restored and the received data is lost. The principle behind this optimization is that the receive buffer data buf(1,1:100) was temporarily moved to tmp.
Example 0 shows a second possible optimization. The whole array is temporarily moved to local_buf.
When storing local_buf back to the original location buf, then this implies overwriting the section of buf that serves as a receive buffer in the nonblocking MPI call, i.e., this storing back of local_buf is therefore likely to interfere with asynchronously received data in buf(1,1:100).
Note that this problem may also occur:
Note also that the methods
Note also that compiler optimization with temporary data movement should not be prevented by declaring buf as VOLATILE because the VOLATILE implies that all accesses to any storage unit (word) of buf must be directly done in the main memory exactly in the sequence defined by the application program. The VOLATILE attribute prevents all register and cache optimizations. Therefore, VOLATILE may cause a huge performance degradation.
Instead of solving the problem, it is better to prevent the problem:
when overlapping communication and computation,
the nonblocking communication (or nonblocking or split collective I/O)
and the computation should be executed on different variables,
and the communication should be protected with the
ASYNCHRONOUS attribute.
In this case, the temporary memory modifications are done
only on the variables used in the computation and cannot have any
side effect on the data used in the nonblocking MPI operations.
Rationale.
This is a strong restriction for application programs.
To weaken this restriction, a new or modified asynchronous feature
in the Fortran language would be necessary:
an asynchronous attribute that can be used on parts of an array
and together with asynchronous operations outside the scope of Fortran.
If such a feature becomes available in a future edition of the Fortran standard,
then this restriction also may be weakened in a later version
of the MPI standard.
( End of rationale.)
In Example 0
(which is a solution for the problem shown in
Example 0
and in Example 0
(which is a solution for the problem shown in
Example 0
),
the array is split into inner and halo
part and both disjoint parts are passed to a subroutine separated_sections.
This routine overlaps the receiving of the halo data and the calculations
on the inner part of the array.
In a second step, the whole array is used to do
the calculation on the elements where inner+halo is needed.
Note that the halo and the inner area are strided arrays.
Those can be used in non-blocking communication
only with a TS 29113 based MPI library.


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