Malappuram is a city in the Indian state of Kerala, spread over an area of 58.20 km². The first municipality in the district formed in 1969, Malappuram serves as the administrative headquarters of Malappuram district. Divided into 40 electoral wards, the city has a population density of 1,742 per square kilometre.
Malappuram consist of 3 natural divisions, lowland, midland and highland. The low land stretches along the sea coast, the midland in the centre and the highland region towards the East and North eastern parts. The topography of the district is highly undulating; starting from the hill tops covered with thick forest on the East along the Nilgiris, it gradually slopes down to the valleys and the small hills, before finally ending on the sandy flat of luxuriant coconut groves in the west.


Introduction
Paths (t2dPath) are spline-based line segments which you can constrain an
object to. Think of them like a rollercoaster track - a path could be
laid down to resemble a series of complex movements, and can then have a
car placed on it to move and follow its curves. Paths are good if, for
example, you have a sawblade that you wish to have move around the edges
of a platform. Through simple properties, you can set the sawblade to
follow the path around the platform forever.
Creation
Open the Create Panel by pressing cmd-c or tapping on the 'Create'
tab. Find the 'Other' drop-down section at the bottom of the Create
panel. Here you will find the Path Object.
Click on the Path Object and drag it into your Scene. Release the mouse
button when you have found a proper location for the path. The path
object now exists but it has no nodes. A path must have at least two
nodes to be valid. Click the mouse on where you want your path to start,
and again where you want your path to end.
Now press Enter to close the Path Editor. You have successfully created a path that can now be have object mounted upon it!
If you need to edit the path once it has been placed, select the Path in
the Scene Editor, move the mouse-cursor to the top of the Path Object
so the Edit Buttons display, and click on 'Edit this Path' to re-open
the path editor. Just as before, press Enter when you are finished
editing.
Properties
Torque 2D ships with 3 types of paths, and has the capabilities for
the user to add in new types. Each Path Type refers to a different
mathematical way of representing the path, and directly effects the way
path angles are handled.
LINEAR - The default path type. Creates sharp edges with no
curves or smooth tweening. A Linear path can be a line segment with a
specific beginning and end - this is the only path type that is not
required to loop.
BEZIER - The edges of a Bezier path can have their curves
individually edited. Simply drag the white handles next to each curve.
Smaller curves will be sharper with a more direct movement, while wide
curves will have a slower, smoother movement.
CATMULL - The edges of a Catmull path are determined dynamically
by the placement of each node in the path. This is good for when you
need a very smooth path, but do not require direct control of every
individual node in the path.
CUSTOM - Custom allows for new mathematical path variations to be
programmed into the engine. Refer to the engine programming
documentation for more information on Custom Paths in Torque 2D.
Script Representation
new t2dPath() {
pathType = "CATMULL";
canSaveDynamicFields = "1";
Position = "68.105 9.227";
size = "866.210 681.546";
CollisionMaxIterations = "3";
AlphaTestValue = "-1";
node0 = "203.389572 350.000000 0.000000 10.000000";
node1 = "334.140015 313.904816 0.000000 10.000000";
node2 = "347.630157 95.000000 0.000000 10.000000";
node3 = "501.209991 -56.554741 0.000000 10.000000";
node4 = "177.447021 -331.545715 0.000000 10.000000";
node5 = "-365.000000 -192.493683 0.000000 10.000000";
node6 = "-148.391357 230.000000 0.000000 10.000000";
nodeCount = "7";
objectCount = "0";
};
Conclusion
From reading the Path documentation for the Torque 2D editor, you
should now understand how to create a path in your Scene, and how to
mount objects to that path. You should also understand the different
types of paths offered by default in the Torque 2D editor. |


|
||||||||||
| PREV NEXT | FRAMES NO FRAMES |
| Packages that use Base64Variant | |
|---|---|
| com.fasterxml.jackson.core | Main public API classes of the core streaming JSON
processor: most importantly JsonFactory
used for constructing
JSON parser (JsonParser )
and generator
(JsonParser )
instances. |
| com.fasterxml.jackson.core.base | Base classes used by concrete Parser and Generator implementations; contain functionality that is not specific to JSON or input abstraction (byte vs char). |
| com.fasterxml.jackson.core.json | JSON-specific parser and generator implementation classes that Jackson defines and uses. |
| com.fasterxml.jackson.core.util | Utility classes used by Jackson Core functionality. |
| Uses of Base64Variant in com.fasterxml.jackson.core |
|---|
| Fields in com.fasterxml.jackson.core declared as Base64Variant | |
|---|---|
static Base64Variant |
Base64Variants.MIME
This variant is what most people would think of "the standard" Base64 encoding. |
static Base64Variant |
Base64Variants.MIME_NO_LINEFEEDS
Slightly non-standard modification of Base64Variants.MIME which does not
use linefeeds (max line length set to infinite). |
static Base64Variant |
Base64Variants.MODIFIED_FOR_URL
This non-standard variant is usually used when encoded data needs to be passed via URLs (such as part of GET request). |
static Base64Variant |
Base64Variants.PEM
This variant is the one that predates Base64Variants.MIME : it is otherwise
identical, except that it mandates shorter line length. |
| Methods in com.fasterxml.jackson.core that return Base64Variant | |
|---|---|
static Base64Variant |
Base64Variants.getDefaultVariant()
Method used to get the default variant ("MIME_NO_LINEFEEDS") for cases where caller does not explicitly specify the variant. |
static Base64Variant |
Base64Variants.valueOf(String name)
|
| Methods in com.fasterxml.jackson.core with parameters of type Base64Variant | |
|---|---|
abstract byte[] |
JsonParser.getBinaryValue(Base64Variant b64variant)
Method that can be used to read (and consume -- results may not be accessible using other methods after the call) base64-encoded binary data included in the current textual JSON value. |
int |
JsonParser.readBinaryValue(Base64Variant b64variant,
OutputStream out)
Similar to JsonParser.readBinaryValue(OutputStream) but allows explicitly
specifying base64 variant to use. |
abstract void |
JsonGenerator.writeBinary(Base64Variant b64variant,
byte[] data,
int offset,
int len)
Method that will output given chunk of binary data as base64 encoded, as a complete String value (surrounded by double quotes). |
abstract int |
JsonGenerator.writeBinary(Base64Variant b64variant,
InputStream data,
int dataLength)
Method similar to JsonGenerator.writeBinary(Base64Variant,byte[],int,int) ,
but where input is provided through a stream, allowing for incremental
writes without holding the whole input in memory. |
| Constructors in com.fasterxml.jackson.core with parameters of type Base64Variant | |
|---|---|
Base64Variant(Base64Variant base,
String name,
boolean usesPadding,
char paddingChar,
int maxLineLength)
"Copy constructor" that can be used when the base alphabet is identical to one used by another variant, but other details (padding, maximum line length) differ |
|
Base64Variant(Base64Variant base,
String name,
int maxLineLength)
"Copy constructor" that can be used when the base alphabet is identical to one used by another variant except for the maximum line length (and obviously, name). |
| Uses of Base64Variant in com.fasterxml.jackson.core.base |
|---|
| Methods in com.fasterxml.jackson.core.base with parameters of type Base64Variant | |
|---|---|
protected void |
ParserMinimalBase._decodeBase64(String str,
ByteArrayBuilder builder,
Base64Variant b64variant)
Helper method that can be used for base64 decoding in cases where encoded content has already been read as a String. |
protected int |
ParserBase._decodeBase64Escape(Base64Variant b64variant,
char ch,
int index)
|
protected int |
ParserBase._decodeBase64Escape(Base64Variant b64variant,
int ch,
int index)
|
protected void |
ParserMinimalBase._reportInvalidBase64(Base64Variant b64variant,
char ch,
int bindex,
String msg)
|
abstract byte[] |
ParserMinimalBase.getBinaryValue(Base64Variant b64variant)
|
protected IllegalArgumentException |
ParserBase.reportInvalidBase64Char(Base64Variant b64variant,
int ch,
int bindex)
|
protected IllegalArgumentException |
ParserBase.reportInvalidBase64Char(Base64Variant b64variant,
int ch,
int bindex,
String msg)
|
int |
GeneratorBase.writeBinary(Base64Variant b64variant,
InputStream data,
int dataLength)
|
| Uses of Base64Variant in com.fasterxml.jackson.core.json |
|---|
| Methods in com.fasterxml.jackson.core.json with parameters of type Base64Variant | |
|---|---|
protected byte[] |
UTF8StreamJsonParser._decodeBase64(Base64Variant b64variant)
Efficient handling for incremental parsing of base64-encoded textual content. |
protected byte[] |
ReaderBasedJsonParser._decodeBase64(Base64Variant b64variant)
Efficient handling for incremental parsing of base64-encoded textual content. |
protected int |
UTF8StreamJsonParser._readBinary(Base64Variant b64variant,
OutputStream out,
byte[] buffer)
|
protected int |
ReaderBasedJsonParser._readBinary(Base64Variant b64variant,
OutputStream out,
byte[] buffer)
|
protected void |
WriterBasedJsonGenerator._writeBinary(Base64Variant b64variant,
byte[] input,
int inputPtr,
int inputEnd)
|
protected void |
UTF8JsonGenerator._writeBinary(Base64Variant b64variant,
byte[] input,
int inputPtr,
int inputEnd)
|
protected int |
WriterBasedJsonGenerator._writeBinary(Base64Variant b64variant,
InputStream data,
byte[] readBuffer)
|
protected int |
UTF8JsonGenerator._writeBinary(Base64Variant b64variant,
InputStream data,
byte[] readBuffer)
|
protected int |
WriterBasedJsonGenerator._writeBinary(Base64Variant b64variant,
InputStream data,
byte[] readBuffer,
int bytesLeft)
|
protected int |
UTF8JsonGenerator._writeBinary(Base64Variant b64variant,
InputStream data,
byte[] readBuffer,
int bytesLeft)
|
byte[] |
UTF8StreamJsonParser.getBinaryValue(Base64Variant b64variant)
|
byte[] |
ReaderBasedJsonParser.getBinaryValue(Base64Variant b64variant)
|
int |
UTF8StreamJsonParser.readBinaryValue(Base64Variant b64variant,
OutputStream out)
|
int |
ReaderBasedJsonParser.readBinaryValue(Base64Variant b64variant,
OutputStream out)
|
void |
WriterBasedJsonGenerator.writeBinary(Base64Variant b64variant,
byte[] data,
int offset,
int len)
|
void |
UTF8JsonGenerator.writeBinary(Base64Variant b64variant,
byte[] data,
int offset,
int len)
|
int |
WriterBasedJsonGenerator.writeBinary(Base64Variant b64variant,
InputStream data,
int dataLength)
|
int |
UTF8JsonGenerator.writeBinary(Base64Variant b64variant,
InputStream data,
int dataLength)
|
| Uses of Base64Variant in com.fasterxml.jackson.core.util |
|---|
| Methods in com.fasterxml.jackson.core.util with parameters of type Base64Variant | |
|---|---|
byte[] |
JsonParserDelegate.getBinaryValue(Base64Variant b64variant)
|
int |
JsonParserDelegate.readBinaryValue(Base64Variant b64variant,
OutputStream out)
|
void |
JsonGeneratorDelegate.writeBinary(Base64Variant b64variant,
byte[] data,
int offset,
int len)
|
int |
JsonGeneratorDelegate.writeBinary(Base64Variant b64variant,
InputStream data,
int dataLength)
|
|
|||||||||||
| PREV NEXT | FRAMES NO FRAMES |


Google School is a redesign of Google Calendar's mobile application to suit a student's lifestyle.
learn more
Google School keeps the features students use most in one place so students can keep organized and
maintain a productive and healthy lifestyle.
The app maintains the student's school schedule, extracurriculars,
and planned goals in the calendar section. The next upcoming event is listed at top and add notes to each event to have easy access to what you need.
Students can keep track of their goals and tasks for each class in the to-do section. After completing each
to-do, students can swipe to check it off and update how many goals and tasks you have left for the day.
Students can maintain their drive with lectures, readings, and homework in the drive section. Tasks can be linked
to the specific file for easy access. As the use of technology is increasing in student's life, Google School helps
keep track of everything in a simple design and encourage students to stay organized in order to reduce the
anxiety and stress.
Below is a design prototype of what Google School would look like as a mobile application with some of the few ideas I had discussed.
In the future, I hope to implement a design to make Google School more tablet friendly by adding a type of file that supports styluses for things
such as notetaking. In addition, I wanted to make setting push notifications an easier process for upcoming important events such as exams rather
than having to add it directly to the calendar students can easily add notes to the already made events for that day and add a push notification
to update them when exams are about to come up.


SwitchActor
The SwitchActor is no longer understood.
We recommend the BasicActor instead.
To use the SwitchActor implementation, load thresh.so
and create an actor of type SwitchActor.
SwitchActor
In addition to the messages understood by the
ThresholdActor,
the SwitchActor understands the following messages:
- Eval
- SendAndEval
- SetInputs
- SetInput
- SendData
- SetTestVals
- SetTestVal
- SetGates
- PrintAll
- Add
- Subtract
- Init
- Switch
- RollOverflow
- ResetOverflow
- MultiEval
- AssertGates
- SetCombine
- Case
- IfTrue
- IfFalse
- AddMessage


|
Brooklyn | |||||||
| FRAMES NO FRAMES | ||||||||
| SUMMARY: NESTED | FIELD | CONSTR | METHOD | DETAIL: FIELD | CONSTR | METHOD |
java.lang.Object brooklyn.util.guava.Maybe
public abstract class Maybe
Like Guava Optional but permitting null and permitting errors to be thrown.
| Nested Class Summary | |
|---|---|
static class |
Maybe.Absent
|
static class |
Maybe.AbstractPresent
|
static class |
Maybe.Present
|
| Method Summary | |
|---|---|
static Maybe
|
absent()
|
static Maybe
|
absent(java.lang.String message)
Creates an absent whose get throws an java.lang.IllegalStateException with the indicated message. |
static Maybe
|
absent(java.lang.Throwable cause)
Creates an absent whose get throws an java.lang.IllegalStateException with the indicated cause. |
java.util.Set
|
asSet()
|
static Maybe
|
fromNullable(java.lang.Object value)
like Optional#fromNullable(Object)#fromNullable(Object), returns absent if the argument is null |
java.lang.Object
|
get()
|
boolean
|
isAbsent()
|
boolean
|
isAbsentOrNull()
|
boolean
|
isPresent()
|
boolean
|
isPresentAndNonNull()
|
static Maybe
|
next(java.util.Iterator iterator)
|
static Maybe
|
of(java.lang.Object value)
|
static Maybe
|
of(Optional value)
|
static Maybe
|
of(Supplier value)
|
java.lang.Object
|
or(java.lang.Object nextValue)
|
Maybe
|
or(Maybe nextValue)
|
java.lang.Object
|
or(Supplier nextValue)
|
java.lang.Object
|
orNull()
|
java.lang.String
|
toString()
|
Maybe
|
transform(Function f)
|
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object | |
|---|---|
| java.lang.Object#wait(long, int), java.lang.Object#wait(long), java.lang.Object#wait(), java.lang.Object#equals(java.lang.Object), java.lang.Object#toString(), java.lang.Object#hashCode(), java.lang.Object#getClass(), java.lang.Object#notify(), java.lang.Object#notifyAll() |
| Method Detail |
|---|
public static Maybe absent()
public static Maybe absent(java.lang.String message)
public static Maybe absent(java.lang.Throwable cause)
public java.util.Set asSet()
public static Maybe fromNullable(@Nullable java.lang.Object value)
public java.lang.Object get()
public boolean isAbsent()
public boolean isAbsentOrNull()
public boolean isPresent()
public boolean isPresentAndNonNull()
public static Maybe next(java.util.Iterator iterator)
public static Maybe of(@Nullable java.lang.Object value)
public static Maybe of(Optional value)
public static Maybe of(Supplier value)
public java.lang.Object or(java.lang.Object nextValue)
public Maybe or(Maybe nextValue)
public java.lang.Object or(Supplier nextValue)
public java.lang.Object orNull()
@Override public java.lang.String toString()
public Maybe transform(Function f)
Brooklyn Multi-Cloud Application Management Platform
brooklyncentral.github.com. Apache License. © 2012.


Home
Sales
Location
About
Contact Us
Pat Salmon Cookies
Adding a new location
Location Name
Minimum Customers/Hour
Maximum Customers/Hour
Sales cookies/Hour


Details Of Buhari’s Meeting With APC Governors Emerges
by George OgboluPresident Muhammdu Buhari on Monday met with governors elected on the platform of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Plateau State.
The meeting was the 3rd Federal Government -Progressive Governors Forum parley on policy synergy.
Naija News reports that Buhari, during the meeting, reiterated that the Federal Government was committed to improving the welfare of Nigerians.
Buhari, who was represented by Boss Mustapha, Secretary to the Government of the Federation, said that his administration was proud of the achievement of bringing the nation’s economy back on track from recession.
“In recognition of the importance of humanitarian affairs and disaster management, I recently created a new ministry headed by a minister of full cabinet rank,” he said.
“This underscores the focus of my administration in ameliorating the challenges (present and future) faced by Nigerians, especially the vulnerable ones.
“Records abound to show that the Federal Government since 2015, has made tremendous progress in different sectors and we are determined to do more.”
The president stated that his administration is determined to tackle insecurity in the country.
Buhari stated that due to the support of state governors, his administration has achieved so much.
“I am confident that together we will achieve our objective of building a united and prosperous Nigeria.
“Let me commend your contributions at sub-national levels, to the socio-economic, cultural and political development of Nigeria.
“Analysis have shown that the economic growth is a product of the harmonious collaboration of all tiers of government, particularly in a federal set-up like ours,” he said.


100 jumps in 30 seconds! Chinese teenager creates Guinness record
Another Chinese participant smashed his own record by managing to skip the rope 228 times in the "most alternate step skips in 30 seconds" event.
by Trends DeskIn a feat exuding speed and hand-feet coordination, a Chinese teenager wowed all by doing a hundred jumps in less than a minute, mere 30 seconds to be precise, in an international jump rope contest.
Competing at the 6th Double Dutch Contest, the boy, identified as Wang Shisen managed the clear the rope 100 times in 30 seconds, creating a new Guinness World record.
Watch the video here:
Wang was not the only one to secure a Guinness world record at the event. Another Chinese participant smashed his own record by managing to skip the rope 228 times in the “most alternate step skips in 30 seconds” event — breaking his own record of 208 skips that he set way back in 2016.


{% extends 'base.html' %} {% load static %} {% block content %} Welcome to Text Analyzer Add your text below to perform desired operations on it {% csrf_token %} Actions you can perform : Find word Remove Punctuations Capitalize To Lowercase To Uppercase '.' To New Line Email Addresses Links Sentiment Analysis Check Grammar Analyze Clear Default Text Back To Home Generator {% if emptyText %} {% endif %} {% endblock %}
Add your text below to perform desired operations on it
Actions you can perform :


Blogs BootCoder Blogs Tech Blogs Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 Week 5 Week 6 Week 7 Week 8 ENUM CheatSheet Cultural Blogs Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 Week 5 Week 6 Week 7 Week 8 Week 9 Miscellaneous Favorite Sites


To register for the event:
1. Register yourself on the competition platform: Bitgrit Competition Platform
2. Fill up the registration form: Bitathon 2019 Registration Form
Bitathon is an initiative to unite hackers and students from various universities in Malaysia for an intensive 48-hour session that will allow students to collaborate and solve a business case through the application of programming.
🗓 6th-8th September 2019
Participants will need to submit & complete in an
online hackathon on bitgrit's platform.
Top 10 teams will
be invited to compete in the final round. 🎊
🗓 27th-29th September 2019, Malaysia
Venue: To Be Announced Soon 👀
Any college student, pursuing undergraduate, post-graduate or PhD, can be a part of Bitathon.
No, there's no registration fee.
Acceptances are rolled out individually. If more than 50% of the team is individually selected, the entire of the team gets selected. If not, please contact us immediately so that we can review your team again.
Unfinished or unimpressive (so you think) projects should be presented anyway!
Not to worry, most people don’t! We’ll have team formation and ideation events geared towards helping you find people to work with.
Then we're so glad it will be your first ever! It’s helpful to have some programming or technical experience, but it’s not a requirement. We’ll have talks, mentors and workshops to help you with your project.
We has always been a huge supporter of gender equality and empowerment. We've treasured swag exclusively for girls to promote and encourage their participation. Gotta grab em' all girls!
No. In the interest of fairness, students should not be working on their projects before Bitathon begins and we will not allow participants to work on pre-existing projects.
We can’t guarantee reimbursements for everyone, but we don’t want money to keep you from experiencing the Hackathon. You’ll get a reimbursement amount along with your invitation. Let us know if you still need help making your way to the venue and we’ll see what we can do.
Safraz Petkar
Project Manager, bitgrit
+91 83692 77298
bitgrit Inc.
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Ain Najwa Arbain
bitgrit Campus Ambassador
+6017 6522766
Asia Pacific University
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Noor Jasmine Misni
bitgrit Campus Ambassador
+6011 11210996
University of Kuala Lumpur
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Anagh Rao
bitgrit Campus Ambassador
+91 73965 00000
Indian Institute of Information Technology, Allahabad
anaghrao@gmail.com


on
Understanding LSTM Networks
Traditional Neural Networks fails to generalize well for sequence data. Recurrent Neural Networks are a type of neural networks that have loop within them and works well with sequence data.
But the Recurrent Neural Networks works well for problems with short term dependencies. For example we want to predict the next word in the sentence “i drank apple __” RNNs work well in this context but fail to generalize the words in a sentence that has long term dependencies like “the cat, which already ate…was full” and “the cats, which already ate…were full” LSTM’s works really good for long term dependencies. In Standard RNN’s, the repeating module have very simple structure usually a single “tanh” layer whereas LSTM’s have four neural network layers interacting in a very special way. The key to LSTM’s is the memory cell state, horizontal line running on top of the diagram.
LSTM’s have ability to add or remove information to the cell state, carefully regulated by structures called gates.
The first sigmoid layer outputs numbers between 0 and 1, describing how much of each component should be let through. “0” means “let nothing through” and “1” mean “let everything through”. for example, if we would like to forget the gender of the old subject and update to new gender of another subject. The first sigmoid layer looks at “previous cell activation” and “input at the current time step” and outputs a value between 0 and 1.
In order to update it involves two steps: first a sigmoid layer called input gate layer decides which values we will update and next “tanh” layer creates vector of candidate values that could be added to state. In next step, we will combine these two and create and update to the state.
Next, we need to output. The output will be based on our cell state but filtered version. First we run a sigmoid layer that decides which parts of the cell state we are going to output. Then, we put the cell state through ‘tanh’ to push the cell state values between (-1,1) and multiply it by the output of the sigmoid gate, so that we only output the parts we decided to.
Variation of LSTM
A simpler and powerful variation of LSTM is called GRU(Gated Recurrent Unit). It combines the forget gate and input gates into single “update gate”. It also merges cell state and hidden state, and make some other changes.
References:
- http://colah.github.io/posts/2015-08-Understanding-LSTMs/


@* game Template File *@ @main("Life Game") { Your browser does not support the HTML5 canvas tag. } { }


Allwebco Template
This template includes three picture galleries in 2 versions, both with and without Paypal order forms. The header logo is a global plain text logo you can edit in Notepad. A graphic logo .jpg option i sincluded so you can use your own graphic logo image. All menus, sidebars and the footer and header are plain text global files so you can update all your pages at one time. The included search is a site search powered by Google and does not require any special scripts to be setup in your hosting account.
View this page with a graphic logo.
Colors and Formatting
This template includes six color themes. Colors are easily, globally changed for the entire template by editing the plain text colortheme.css with your choice. Instantly change the color of your website. Template font sizes and colors, page buttons and menu colors and fonts are all set in global CSS files for easy formatting updates. YOu can also setup your own custom color theme. If you are creating your own theme some graphics editing will be required.
Features
Plain text global menus, global sidebar areas, header and footers are setup for easy website updates. The drop menus can be setup 3 deep for larger websites. A sample multi-level menu file is included with the download. Or any menu item can be set as a plain button with no drop menu. The sidebar search can be switched off, setup as a Google search or, 3 options are included for a site search. The sidebar scroller is displaying 3 basic HTML pages and is updated like any other template page. The right sidebar can be switched off if not required. View the step by step instructions.


Keptile is only the most awesome piece of software you've ever seen.
Let Keptile make your life easier...
Handles multiple projects and allows for collaboration with other users.
An intuitive graphical interface compatible with desktops, tablets, laptops, and mobile devices.
Synchronize it with your dropbox account for more flexibility and productivity.


{% extends 'base.html' %} {% import "macros.html" as macro %} {% block content %}
{{ source.description }}
Visit website


These tests exercise advanced expressions
| Multiple Expressions (5) |
Hide |
Show |
Pulsate
Click me to see an alert.
Mouseover to change my border
|
| Multiple Actions (5) |
Click me to see an alert, change my border, pulsate me, change my text
and change my color to green
|
| "After" Test (unit=s) |
Click me and I will disappear after 2 seconds
|
| "After" Test (unit=ms) |
Click me and I will disappear after 1.5 seconds
|
| "After" Test (unit=notdefined) |
Click me and I will disappear after 3.1 seconds
|
| "If" Test |
Click me to see an alert, change my border, pulsate me, change my text
and change my color to green (only if you say so)
|
| "else" Test (message) |
Turn color green |
Turn color blue
Hello
|
| "else" Test (state machine) |
State Valid |
State Invalid
Hello
|
| Dynamic element property |
Click to run
Waiting on click...
|
| Dynamic javascript property |
Click to run
Waiting on click...
|
| Dynamic javascript property, with leading and trailing whitespaces |
Click to run
Waiting on click...
|
| Dynamic javascript property, with whitespace all over the place |
Click to run
Replaced by 2 when test passes.......
|
| Dynamic javascript property by calling function |
Click to run
Waiting on click...
|
| Children based conditions |
|
| Selected with embedded quotes |
|
| Message with right hand side of a parameter equal to the name of an input. | Click to run |
| Correct message ordering in local service broker |
Click to run
|
| Local message listeners should not match remote messages |
Click to run
|
| Test message conditionals (guards on the message payload) |
|
| Message payload is not passed correctly into the script action | Click to run |
| Use Id in an expression for input | |
| Test this.data in expression | Click to run |
| Programmatic "on" expressions | Failed |
| Programmatic "on" expressions as array | Failed |
| Programmatic condition listener | Failed |
| Programmatic on expressions using functions | |
| Programmatic on expressions using functions (event) |
Click me
|
| Programmatic on expressions using functions (else in message) |
Click me
|


{extends "layout.html"} {block "page-content"}
You can edit your settings here, just complete the form below.
Click here to change your admin password.
If you forget your password, just empty the app/password.txt file, it will display the "Installation page" with the prompt for the admin password. (you won't loose your already-written pages)
You can protect this platform against bruteforce attacks by adding a captcha verification. When trying to log into the admin zone, this will ask to check a box (or to select similar pictures, or to retype letters) in order to verify that you're not a robot.
You can get your public and private keys here : reCAPTCHA Google
This will replace the text in the header.
These fields will add a copyright section in the footer with a link if you specify a URL.
We strongly recommand that you keep the "utf8" encoding.
(comma-separated)
If you want to have some statistics about your visitor traffic, you can add the Google Analytics script in your documentation, so you'll know who came to read it, how much time they spend on it, which pages are the most visited..
You can get your Tracking ID here : Google Analytics


{% extends '_main.html' %} {% block page_title %}{{ application_nice_name }} - {{ block.super }}{% endblock %} {% block breadcrumbs %}
{% endblock %} {% block head %} {{ block.super }} {% endblock %} {% block content %}{{ application_nice_name }} will be automatically stopped after two hours of inactivity
{{ loading_message.title }}
{{ loading_message.body }}
Remember you have a personal responsibility - alongside DIT’s corporate responsibility - to protect data.
If you’re unsure about what you can and can’t do, contact the Data Protection team<EMAIL_ADDRESS>or talk to your line manager.


A Victorious Union
by Oliver Optic
Chapter III: “A Bivouac Near Fort Morgan”
Additional Information
- Year Published: 1893
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: United States of America
- Source: Optic, O. (1893). A Victorious Union. Boston, MA: Lee and Shepherd Publishers.
-
Readability:
- Flesch–Kincaid Level: 9.0
- Word Count: 2,227
- Genre: Adventure
- Keywords: 19th century literature, american literature, blue and the gray, civil war
- ✎ Cite This
Downloads
The expedition landed about two miles east of Fort Morgan. The sea was not heavy, as it sometimes is on these sand islands, and the debarkation was effected without any difficulty. At this distance from the defences of the bay not a person was to be seen. The fog banks still swept over the waters of the gulf as during the latter part of the afternoon, and if any number of persons had been near the shore, they could hardly have been seen.
“We are all right so far, Mr. Graines,” said Christy, as the bowmen hauled up the boat on the beach.
“It is as quiet as a tomb in this vicinity,” replied the engineer, as he led the way to the shore.
“Now, my men, haul the boat out of the water. I think we need not use any of our small force as boat-keepers, for we can hardly spare them for this purpose, Mr. Graines,” Christy proceeded very promptly.
“It does not look as though the boat, or anything else, would ever be molested in this lonely locality,” replied Graines, as the men lifted it from the water.
“Now carry it back about half a cable from the shore,” continued the principal of the party. “If one or two strollers should happen this way, they would not be able to put it into the water, though four men can carry it very easily.”
The whale boat was borne to a spot indicated by the lieutenant, and left as it had been taken from the surf. Everything in it was arranged in order, so that it could be hastily put into the water if circumstance demanded a hurried retreat from the scene of operations. Near the spot was a post set up in the sand, which might have been one of the corners of a shanty, or have been used years before by fishermen drying their nets or other gear.
“Do you see that post, my men?” asked Christy, as he pointed to it, not twenty feet from the spot where the boat had been deposited.
“Ay, ay, sir!” the seamen responded, in low tones, for they had been warned not to speak out loud.
“That will be your guide in finding the boat if we should get scattered,” added the officer. “Now, do you see the two stars about half way between the horizon and the zenith?”
“Ay, ay, sir!” answered Weeks, the oiler. “The Band of Orion.”
“Quite right, Weeks,” added Christy. “Fort Morgan lies about west of us; and a course from there in the direction of the two stars will bring you to the coast and the boat. Every man must act for himself to some extent, and you are expected to be prudent, and use your own judgment. It will not be safe for us to keep together, for a dozen men seen all at once would be likely to awaken suspicion.”
“If there is not a crowd of men over by the fort, we can hardly expect to avoid coming together,” suggested Weeks, who proved to be avery intelligent man, with excellent judgment.
“I cannot tell whether or not we shall find any gathering of men in the vicinity of the fort,” replied Christy. “We shall be obliged to govern ourselves according to circumstances. If you find any number of people over there, you can mingle with them. Some of you are very good scholars; but if any of you are disposed to indulge in fine talk, don’t do it. Make your speech correspond with your dress, and let it be rough and rude, for that is the fashion among the laboring class in this region.”
“I suppose sea-slang will not be out of order,” said Weeks.
“Not at all. Simply consider that you are sailors and laborers, and do not forget it,” answered Christy; and he was confident that he had selected only those who were competent to conduct themselves as the occasion might require. “Now, Mr. Graines, tell off five men—any five.”
The engineer called off five of the seamen, whose names he had learned from the list given him by his superior officer.
“Now these five men will each choose his partner, who is to be his companion while we are on shore, and who is to act with him,” continued Christy. “I do not know yet any better than you do what you are to do; but if you are called upon to do any difficult or dangerous work, remember that you are American seamen, and do your best for your country. If you are required to do any fighting, as I do not expect you will, our success depends upon your strong arms and your ready wills. You will do your whole duty, whatever it may be, and do it like true American sailors.”
“Ay, ay, sir!” came in a unanimous voice from the knot of men, though in subdued tones.
“Call the first name again, Mr. Graines,” added Christy.
“Weeks,” replied the engineer.
“Select your man, Weeks.”
“Bingham,” said the oiler.
The names of the other four men who had been selected were called in turn, and each of them selected his partner, each one of course choosing his best friend, if he had not already been appropriated.
“Now, my men, Weeks and Bingham, the first couple, to be called simply ‘One’ when wanted, and they will answer to this designation, will start first. The next couple, to be called ‘Two,’ will follow them; and so on, the other pairs coming in order,” continued Christy, designating each by name and number. “Two will start in ten or fifteen minutes after One, as nearly as you can guess at the time, for it is too dark to see watches if you have them.”
“Are we to choose our own courses?” asked Weeks.
“No; I was coming to that next. Each couple will stroll due north usnearly as he can make it out, till they come to the waters of Mobile Bay. If you see any houses or tents, avoid them, and keep clear of any collection of people before you reach the vicinity of the fort. The bay is the first point you are to reach; then follow the shore to the fort. If you meet any person, talk to him in a friendly way, if necessary, and be as good Confederates as any in this region, even inside of Fort Morgan.”
Weeks and Bingham took up the line of march in the direction indicated, and soon disappeared beyond the rising ground in the middle of the neck of land, which was here about three-eighths of a mile wide. A quarter of an hour later Lane and McGrady followed them. While they were waiting, each of the pairs gave a specimen of the dialect they intended to use. McGrady was an Irishman, educated in the public schools of the North, and his language was as good as that of any ordinary American; but now he used a very rich brogue.
Every man followed his own fancy. Lane had lived in the South, and “mought” and “fotch” came readily to his aid. The Crackers of Florida, the backwoodsmen of North Carolina, the swaggering Kentuckian, the wild Texan, were all represented; and Christy could easily have believed he had a company of comedians under his command, instead of a band of loyal Northerners.
The executive officer and the engineer had decided before this time to keep together; and, as soon as they had seen the second couple depart, they set out on their wandering march to the fort in a direction different from that of the others of the party. They walked directly towards the fort, for Christy intended to make his examination of the ground to the eastward of the fortification, on his way to some spot where he could ascertain what vessels were at anchor between the point and the Middle Ground. He discharged this duty very faithfully; and before he reached his objective point he was confident he could draw a map of the region, with what information he had obtained before, which would meet the requirements of Captain Breaker.
“What’s that?” demanded Graines, suddenly placing his hand on the arm of his companion, and stopping short, as they were approaching the crown of the elevation.
A fire was burning on the ground in a depression of the surface, which doubtless concealed its light from persons in the vicinity of the fort, if there were any there. Around it could be seen four men, as the two officers looked over the crest of the hill, who appeared to be engaged in eating and drinking; and they were doing more of the latter than of the former, for the bottle passed very frequently from one to another.
“It looks like a bivouac on the part of those fellows,” said Christy in a low tone.
“But who and what are they?” asked Graines.
“They may be deserters from Fort Morgan, though if they were they would hardly bivouac so near it,” replied Christy, who did not seem to his companion to be at all disturbed by the discovery of the men. “They are more likely to be sailors from some intending blockade-runner at anchor off the point, who have come on shore to make a night of it; and they appear to have made considerable progress in the debauch.”
“They are not soldiers, for you can see by the light of the fire that they are not dressed in uniform,” added the engineer.
“This is the third year of the war, and uniforms for the soldiers are not particularly abundant in the Confederacy.”
“We can’t see the waters of the bay till we reach the top of the knoll yonder, and we don’t know whether there are any vessels at anchor there or not. But we can easily avoid these fellows by keeping behind the ridge till we get where they cannot see us.”
“I don’t know that we want to avoid them, for I should like very much to know who and what they are. They must be tipsy to a greater or less degree by this time, for they do twice as much drinking as eating,” answered Christy, as he advanced a little way farther up the hill. “They have a basket of food, and I do not believe they are mere tramps. They are more likely to be engaged in some occupation which brought them to this point, and I think we had better fraternize with them. They may be able to give us some valuable information; and it looks as though they were drunk enough to tell all they know without making any difficulty about it.”
“Do you think it is quite prudent, Mr. Passford, to approach them?” asked the engineer.
“When we come on an excursion of this kind we have to take some risk. If I were alone I should not hesitate to join them, and take my chances, for they must know something about affairs in this vicinity,”replied Christy in a quiet tone, so that his answer might not be interpreted as a boast or a reproach to his companion.
“I am ready to follow you, Mr. Passford, wherever you go, and to depend upon your judgment for guidance,” said Graines very promptly. “If it comes to a fight with those fellows, I beg you to understand that I will do my full share of it, and obey your orders to the letter.”
“Of course I have no doubt whatever in regard to your courage and your readiness to do your whole duty, Mr. Graines,” added Christy, as he led the way to the summit of the elevation. “Now lay aside your grammar and rhetoric, and we must be as good fellows as those bivouackers are making themselves. We are simply sailors who have just escaped from a captured blockade-runner.”
“I don’t see anything around the fire that looks like muskets,” said the engineer, as they descended from the elevation.
“I see nothing at all except the provision-basket and the bottles,”replied Christy.
“But they may be armed for all that.”
“We must take our chances. They are so busy eating and drinking that they have not seen us yet. Perhaps we had better be a little hilarious,” continued the lieutenant, as he began tosing, “We won’t go home till morning,” in which he was joined by his companion as vigorously as the circumstances would permit.
Singing as they went, and with a rolling gait, they approached the revellers.


NIF Objects | Compound Types | Enum Types | Basic Types | File Versions
| Number | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 0 | TT_TRANSLATE_U | Means this controller moves the U texture cooridnates. |
| 1 | TT_TRANSLATE_V | Means this controller moves the V texture cooridnates. |
| 2 | TT_ROTATE | Means this controller roates the UV texture cooridnates. |
| 3 | TT_SCALE_U | Means this controller scales the U texture cooridnates. |
| 4 | TT_SCALE_V | Means this controller scales the V texture cooridnates. |


Intro Pre-Launch Pre-Claim Basic Flow Claim Examples Normal Claims Launch Day Two Weeks Post Launch One Month Post Launch Six Months Post Launch Last Eligible Claim Day (~1 year post launch) Whale Claims (1,000 BTC <= claim < 10,000 BTC) Launch Day Two Weeks Post Launch One M...


Hint <IP_ADDRESS>.
Since each district has 9 voters, the minimum number of votes needed to win is 5. Any votes over 5 for the winning party are considered “wasted” votes for that party. In District 1, the Heart party wins with 6 votes, thus the Heart party has 1 wasted vote in that district. All votes for the losing party in a district are classified as wasted votes.
in-context


Hey everybody!
My name is Matthew, above is a photo of my son Davin and I. I've been a resident of Washington state for 15 years after moving here from Virginia. Prior to attending Code Fellows I worked as a class A Rv technician for 3 years. I spent most of my life moving around as an Army brat and I love playing golf.
Here are five things I take with me when I go camping
Tent
Sleeping bag
Flashlight
Beer
Dry clothes
My Ten Favorite Movies
- Baby Driver (2017)
- Argo (2012)
- Mad Max: Fury Road (2015)
- Zootopia (2016)
- Dunkirk (2017)
- The Dark Knight (2008)
- Thor: Ragnarok (2017)
- The Godfather (1972)
- Gravity (2013)
- Manchester by the Sea (2016)


Weather Dashboard
Search for a City:
Search
Temp:
°F
Wind:
MPH
Humidity:
%
UV Index:
5 day forecast:
Temp:
°F
Wind:
MPH
Humidity:
%
Temp:
°F
Wind:
MPH
Humidity:
%
Temp:
°F
Wind:
MPH
Humidity:
%
Temp:
°F
Wind:
MPH
Humidity:
%
Temp:
°F
Wind:
MPH
Humidity:
%


Before beginning the Epicodus program I was somewhat of a jack of all trades and had spent time in a variety of trades in my early twenties. Having gone to a Ida B Wells school for social justice for my highschool education. I was excited to start my path in college. Unfortunately life has a weird way of doing things and I had to drop those dreams and enter the workforce. After working in service industry, event production, and construction for the last five years. I finally decided after the pandemic that life is too short and I needed to pursue higher education. I was fortunate enough to hear of Epicodus through a friend, and having a love for computers and gaming on my PC, immediately felt it would be the right path for me.


Welcome to the tutorial section, in this section, you will start to learn how to read the time properly, accurately, and fast. This tutorial has been created to ensure that you understand properly about reading the time both on any digital or analog watches. If you feel that you still dont understand the concept on how to read the time, feel free to repeat the whole tutorial section.
ENJOY


{% extends "base.html" %} {% load custom_tags %} {% load static %} {% block subtitle %}{{ project.name }}{% endblock subtitle %} {% block css %} {% endblock css %} {% block scripts %} {# Script for ratings #} {# Script to activate the carousel #} {% endblock scripts %} {% block content %} {% include 'page_heading.html' with heading=project.name %}
This project was initiated on {{ project.created_on }} and will end on {{ project.deadline }}
You've contributed: {{ user_contribution|currency }}
{% endif %} {% else %}You must be logged in to fund to this project.
{% login_link %} or {% signup_link %}
{{ project.community.description }}
{{ project.about }}


Information
- At the beginning, the server delays while generating the final network, this operation can be repeated if the resulting network is not connected
- The first time you enter navigation may take some time to load
- The game starts with 40000 starts with 1% probability of being inhabited with planets to share, sell or both, also there are 100 players distributed in 10 teams
- Only the captain can finish the game
- To change the probability and find more easily stars to trade with change the following backend fields:
- DatabaseInit.java: line 80: prob = 2; line 90: nStars = 40;
- GalaxyGraph.java: line 17: private final int MAX_EDGES = 40; line 18: private final int MAX_VERTICES = 40;
In maintenance


{% extends "base.html" %} {% block scripts %} {% endblock %} {% block title %}Store{% endblock %} {% block content %}
This shawl is perfect for a cool spring or summer night. It is approximately 27” at it's longest point by 57” The yarn has a nice drape, sheen, and soft feel. It can even be worn for a night out on the town. The shawl comes in a beautiful royal blue color.
Knitted in summer of 2016, made with Yarn Co., 100% silk yarn. It measures approximately 15” at it's longest point, by 48” wide. This shawl would make a great accent piece to jazz up any outfit. The silk yarn has a beautiful drape and a lovely soft feel. The shawl comes in a lovely heather light blue color.


The Crimson Fairy Book
by Andrew Lang
“The Death of Abu Nowas and of His Wife”
by Andrew Lang
Additional Information
- Year Published: 1903
- Language: English
- Country of Origin:
- Source: Lang, A. (Ed.). (1903). The Crimson Fairy Book. London: Dover Publications.
-
Readability:
- Flesch–Kincaid Level: 5.8
- Word Count: 1,813
- Genre: Fairy Tale/Folk Tale
- Keywords: wit
- ✎ Cite This
Downloads
Once upon a time there lived a man whose name was Abu Nowas, and he was a great favourite with the Sultan of the country, who had a palace in the same town where Abu Nowas dwelt.
One day Abu Nowas came weeping into the hall of the palace where the Sultan was sitting, and said to him: ‘Oh, mighty Sultan, my wife is dead.’
‘That is bad news,’ replied the Sultan; ‘I must get you another wife.’ And he bade his Grand Vizir send for the Sultana.
‘This poor Abu Nowas has lost his wife,’ said he, when she entered the hall.
‘Oh, then we must get him another,’ answered the Sultana; ‘I have a girl that will suit him exactly,’ and clapped her hands loudly. At this signal a maiden appeared and stood before her.
‘I have got a husband for you,’ said the Sultana.
‘Who is he?’ asked the girl.
‘Abu Nowas, the jester,’ replied the Sultana.
‘I will take him,’ answered the maiden; and as Abu Nowas made no objection, it was all arranged. The Sultana had the most beautiful clothes made for the bride, and the Sultan gave the bridegroom his wedding suit, and a thousand gold pieces into the bargain, and soft carpets for the house.
So Abu Nowas took his wife home, and for some time they were very happy, and spent the money freely which the Sultan had given them, never thinking what they should do for more when that was gone. But come to an end it did, and they had to sell their fine things one by one, till at length nothing was left but a cloak apiece, and one blanket to cover them. ‘We have run through our fortune,’ said Abu Nowas, ‘what are we to do now? I am afraid to go back to the Sultan, for he will command his servants to turn me from the door. But you shall return to your mistress, and throw yourself at her feet and weep, and perhaps she will help us.’
‘Oh, you had much better go,’ said the wife. ‘I shall not know what to say.’
‘Well, then, stay at home, if you like,’ answered Abu Nowas, ‘and I will ask to be admitted to the Sultan’s presence, and will tell him, with sobs, that my wife is dead, and that I have no money for her burial. When he hears that perhaps he will give us something.’
‘Yes, that is a good plan,’ said the wife; and Abu Nowas set out.
The Sultan was sitting in the hall of justice when Abu Nowas entered, his eyes streaming with tears, for he had rubbed some pepper into them. They smarted dreadfully, and he could hardly see to walk straight, and everyone wondered what was the matter with him.
‘Abu Nowas! What has happened?’ cried the Sultan.
‘Oh, noble Sultan, my wife is dead,’ wept he.
‘We must all die,’ answered the Sultan; but this was not the reply for which Abu Nowas had hoped.
‘True, O Sultan, but I have neither shroud to wrap her in, nor money to bury her with,’ went on Abu Nowas, in no wise abashed by the way the Sultan had received his news.
‘Well, give him a hundred pieces of gold,’ said the Sultan, turning to the Grand Vizir. And when the money was counted out Abu Nowas bowed low, and left the hall, his tears still flowing, but with joy in his heart.
‘Have you got anything?’ cried his wife, who was waiting for him anxiously.
‘Yes, a hundred gold pieces,’ said he, throwing down the bag, ‘but that will not last us any time. Now you must go to the Sultana, clothed in sackcloth and robes of mourning, and tell her that your husband, Abu Nowas, is dead, and you have no money for his burial. When she hears that, she will be sure to ask you what has become of the money and the fine clothes she gave us on our marriage, and you will answer, “before he died he sold everything.”’
The wife did as she was told, and wrapping herself in sackcloth went up to the Sultana’s own palace, and as she was known to have been one of Subida’s favourite attendants, she was taken without difficulty into the private apartments.
‘What is the matter?’ inquired the Sultana, at the sight of the dismal figure.
‘My husband lies dead at home, and he has spent all our money, and sold everything, and I have nothing left to bury him with,’ sobbed the wife.
Then Subida took up a purse containing two hundred gold pieces, and said: ‘Your husband served us long and faithfully. You must see that he has a fine funeral.’
The wife took the money, and, kissing the feet of the Sultana, she joyfully hastened home. They spent some happy hours planning how they should spend it, and thinking how clever they had been. ‘When the Sultan goes this evening to Subida’s palace,’ said Abu Nowas, ‘she will be sure to tell him that Abu Nowas is dead. “Not Abu Nowas, it is his wife,” he will reply, and they will quarrel over it, and all the time we shall be sitting here enjoying ourselves. Oh, if they only knew, how angry they would be!’
As Abu Nowas had foreseen, the Sultan went, in the evening after his business was over, to pay his usual visit to the Sultana.
‘Poor Abu Nowas is dead!’ said Subida when he entered the room.
‘It is not Abu Nowas, but his wife who is dead,’ answered the Sultan.
‘No; really you are quite wrong. She came to tell me herself only a couple of hours ago,’ replied Subida, ‘and as he had spent all their money, I gave her something to bury him with.’
‘You must be dreaming,’ exclaimed the Sultan. ‘Soon after midday Abu Nowas came into the hall, his eyes streaming with tears, and when I asked him the reason he answered that his wife was dead, and they had sold everything they had, and he had nothing left, not so much as would buy her a shroud, far less for her burial.’
For a long time they talked, and neither would listen to the other, till the Sultan sent for the door-keeper and bade him go instantly to the house of Abu Nowas and see if it was the man or his wife who was dead. But Abu Nowas happened to be sitting with his wife behind the latticed window, which looked on the street, and he saw the man coming, and sprang up at once. ‘There is the Sultan’s door-keeper! They have sent him here to find out the truth. Quick! throw yourself on the bed and pretend that you are dead.’ And in a moment the wife was stretched out stiffly, with a linen sheet spread across her, like a corpse.
She was only just in time, for the sheet was hardly drawn across her when the door opened and the porter came in. ‘Has anything happened?’ asked he.
‘My poor wife is dead,’ replied Abu Nowas. ‘Look! she is laid out here.’ And the porter approached the bed, which was in a corner of the room, and saw the stiff form lying underneath.
‘We must all die,’ said he, and went back to the Sultan.
‘Well, have you found out which of them is dead?’ asked the Sultan.
‘Yes, noble Sultan; it is the wife,’ replied the porter.
‘He only says that to please you,’ cried Subida in a rage; and calling to her chamberlain, she ordered him to go at once to the dwelling of Abu Nowas and see which of the two was dead. ‘And be sure you tell the truth about it,’ added she, ‘or it will be the worse for you.’
As her chamberlain drew near the house, Abu Nowas caught sight of him. ‘There is the Sultana’s chamberlain,’ he exclaimed in a fright.  Be quick and spread the sheet over me.’ And he laid himself on the bed, and held his breath when the chamberlain came in. ‘What are you weeping for?’ asked the man, finding the wife in tears.
‘My husband is dead,’ answered she, pointing to the bed; and the chamberlain drew back the sheet and beheld Abu Nowas lying stiff and motionless. Then he gently replaced the sheet and returned to the palace.
‘Well, have you found out this time?’ asked the Sultan.
 ‘I must get to the bottom of this before I sleep! Let my golden coach be brought round at once.’
The coach was before the door in another five minutes, and the Sultan and Sultana both got in. Abu Nowas had ceased being a dead man, and was looking into the street when he saw the coach coming. ‘Quick! quick!’ he called to his wife. ‘The Sultan will be here directly, and we must both be dead to receive him.’ So they laid themselves down, and spread the sheet over them, and held their breath. At that instant the Sultan entered, followed by the Sultana and the chamberlain, and he went up to the bed and found the corpses stiff and motionless.  ‘Give them to me, then,’ said he, holding out his hand. ‘You cannot give them to anyone who needs them more.’
‘Oh, Abu Nowas, you impudent dog!’ exclaimed the Sultan, bursting into a laugh, in which the Sultana joined. ‘I might have known it was one of your tricks!’ But he sent Abu Nowas the gold he had promised, and let us hope that it did not fly so fast as the last had done.


Real-time information about shuttles is only available for buses operated by the MBTA. Shuttles operated by third-party carriers will not appear on the map. Bus icons indicate which rail line the shuttle replaces, however this information may not always be correct, and not all shuttle buses may be tracked. Buses may be tracked on the map as they travel between the shuttle route and garage, so appearance on this map may not always indicate that the vehicle is accepting passengers. Route shapes are not available for emergency (unplanned) shuttles.
Learn more about the data
from the MBTA. Find this project
on GitHub.


Re-enter username/password
Enter Access Token Enterprise Setup
No account yet? Sign-up at GitHub
Save
Cancel
You can generate access token at GitHub


{% extends 'hr/base.html' %}
{% block head %}
{% endblock head %}
{% block content %}
Hey, {{ character_name }}
{% if member.status == 'Guest' %}
If you want to join, create a new API key with the button,
set it to not expire, copy it in below, and hit the Apply button.
If you already have a character in the corp, put its name in the other box. All character names are case-sensitive!
{% else %}
You've put in an application, and its status is {{ member.status }}.
{% if not member.reddit %}
If you have a reddit account, why not link it?
{% else %}
You've linked your reddit account /u/{{ member.reddit }}.
{% endif %}
{% if member.main %}
You've stated that your main character is {{ member.main }}.
{% endif %}
Come and join us on Discord, the out-of-game
communication platform that we use to keep in touch and up to date. You'll need to get on
as part of the application process, so click here to join.
{% endif %}
{% endblock content %}


Mechatronics for Human Assistance
Introduction
In this research, a networked mobile assistive system (NMAS) that integrates a physical assistive device with a high-speed wireless body sensor network is proposed. The proposed system provides a complete and active health care system to benefit the users (e.g. elderly people, patients with Parkinson’s disease and stroke) and improve the management strategy of the health care provider (hospitals, physical therapists). Various research topics are under investigation, including sensor and actuator design, human motion capture and analysis, control of the rehabilitation device over real-time wireless network, and clinical test of the wireless human motion monitoring system. This is a joint research project with computer science researchers from University of Texas, Austin (UTA) and physical therapists from University of California, San Francisco (UCSF).
System Structure and Hardware
|
Structure of the NMAS |
Hardware developed for the NMAS |
Research Topics
Development of Smart
Shoes
Development of Wireless
Joint Angle Sensor
Passive Exoskeleton Design
for Human Motion Analysis
Design and Control of a
Compact Rotary Series Elastic Actuator (cRSEA)
Control of the
cRSEA over Wireless Network
Researchers
| Wenlong Zhang | Graduate Student | ||
| Chen-Yu Chan | Graduate Student | Homepage | |
| Kan Kanjanapas | Graduate Student | ||
| Recent graduates: | |||
| Joonbum Bae | UNIST, Korea | Homepage | |
| Kyoungchul Kong | Sogang University, Korea | Homepage |
Sponsor
National Science Foundation (NSF)


Maker of the marketing website
Front-End Engineer
Back-End Engineer
Team Lead, makes the moves and calls the shots
Data Scientist


鹊桥. Photographed at the Landscape Arch in Arches National Park.
Sunrise at Bryce Canyon National Park.
Milky Way in Zion National Park.
Milky Way over the Watchman in Zion National Park.
Sunrise at Lake Tahoe.
Comet Neowise.
Waltz under the stars.
Sunset on Emei mountain.
Sunrise.
Star trail
Perseid meteor shower
Palace of the pope in the old city of Avignon.
Peking University.
The lake with no name.
Computer DIY
Rain in New York City
Pumpkin Drop
My first Milky Way photo at Great Smoky mountains
The eclipse: diamond ring
The eclipse: totality
Handmade stamp.
Handmade stamp.


--- layout: archive title: Zulip Chat Archive permalink: /stream/113488-general/topic/github.20mathlib.20repo.20tag.20q.html ---
I've only just noticed that I can change the tags on my mathlib PR's. I currently have three PR's, all tagged "changes requested", and I made the changes. Is it then Ok to remove these tags, or should it just be maintainers who tag stuff?
No, it's appreciated if you remove the tag and add request-review
So just to be clear (it's the holidays and I'm trying to get into the habit of making more PR's when I find holes and generally being a good mathlib person) -- if I make a PR (typically it will be small or a docstring PR), I tag it with "request-review" and then one or more people make some comments, and maybe someone changes the label to "changes requested", and then if I can deal with all the changes requested I push again and then change the tag back to "request-review"? The last thing I want to do is to start being annoying with tags, I've never used them before and haven't been watching how the community has adopted them.
That looks right. I think it'd be hard to be annoying with tags unless you started setting a bunch of random PRs to "ready-to-merge".
Yes, I think it's super helpful if everyone is proactive (and "optimistic") about changing tags. I often filter by tags to find what needs looking at.
Similarly, I think it's great if PR authors click "resolve conversation" themselves, for anything that feels safe. It's always confusing if you come in as a second reviewer, and have to read conversations to decide whether they are resolved or not.
{% endraw %}Last updated: Apr 24 2020 at 19:02 UTC


Summary statistics about the anonymization applied.
Legend:
Information loss - The metric refers to the amount of distortion that has been introduced to the dataset by generalization. Information Loss is inversely proportional to the utility of the dataset.
Optimal generalization - The number of generalization hierarchies defined for each attribute.
Equivalence class - An equivalence class in a table, is the set of all rows in the table for which all the attributes, other than the sensitive value, have the same value after anonymization.
Query the original and anonymized datasets by entering a SQL query below.


Rheumatism Center / Krampe Schmidt Architects BDA
- Curated by María Francisca González
- about 15 hours
- version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"? Architects: Krampe Schmidt Architects BDA
- AreaArea of this architecture projectArea: 13200.0 m2
- version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?YearCompletion year of this architecture project Year: 2013
- version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?ManufacturersBrands with products used in this architecture project Manufacturers: DTS Dachtechnik, Finish, Fliesen Lepping, Steden
- Architect in Charge Krampe Schmidt Architects BDA
More Specs Less Specs
Text description provided by the architects. The patient as customer. New Rheumatism Center building in the Ruhr area. St. Elisabeth-Gruppe GmbH, Rhine-Ruhr Catholic Clinics operates hospitals and geriatric care facilities in the Ruhr area. As a part of this group, the Ruhr Area Rheumatism Center is a130-bed specialized rheumatism clinic.
The existing rheumatism clinic offered no possibilities of expansion in the Herne-Eickel location, where the care sections and therapy areas were housed in two buildings spaced apart. A plot of land could be found in Herne-Wanne for the necessary new building. The almost level plot offers an ideal way for developing a rheumatism center, as patients can utilize the entire plot without barriers. The task here was to build a modern specialized hospital of high architectural quality with the necessary therapy areas under one roof.
Urban development concept
The plot of land in Herne-Wanne is located in a mature residential neighborhood, bordered on the west, east and south by multi-story apartment buildings. To the north of the hospital lies a residential area with single-family homes. A wooded area facing Rathausstraße (considered during planning) occupies the western plot area.
The building was developed parallel to Claudiusstraße and its height is oriented toward the southern Claudiusstraße housing development. On the western side lies the three-story square structure with a centrally arranged inner courtyard. A one-story building (with an inner courtyard too) is attached to the east. The main entrance lies on the southern side and faces Claudiusstraße. Supply and disposal, as well as the necessary parking spaces of the Rheumatism Center, lie on the eastern side.
Utilization concept
Ground floor: Central hospital pharmacy for the entire Elisabeth-Gruppe, laboratory, offices, staff changing rooms, storage spaces and building services.


SUFI 1's Contact
Login
|
Register
You can contact us at
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>or
You can contact us at
If you want any help related your account mail us at
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>if you want any other kind of info you can ask at
info@sufi1.com


Privacy Policy
Introduction
This Privacy Policy sets forth our privacy practices for collecting, using, and disclosing a private information of users collected through our Service.
This policy applies (i) immediately to users who utilize the Service on or after the Effective Date and (ii) on the Effective Date to users who utilize the Service before the Effective Date. Any person who does not agree to be bound by this Privacy Policy should not utilize the Service.
Please contact us if you have any questions or comments about our privacy practices or this Privacy Policy. You can reach us online at [email protected].
please read this privacy policy carefully. by accessing or using the service, you acknowledge that you have read, understood, and agree to be bound to all the terms and conditions of this privacy policy. if you do not agree to them, please exit, and do not access or use, the service.
Types of Information We Collect
Roburst Network collects the following types of Information through the Service:
- User Identification Number (ID);
- User Account Information (name, e-mail, password);
- Financial Account Information (credit card type, last four digits of credit card, user identification number in the billing agency; all information related to payments for last 12 months);
- Transaction Information (all information related to transactions that you conduct on the Service and your interactions with the Service);
- User Content;
- Internet Protocol (“IP”) address, type of operating system, type of device and other information collected by Google Analytics;
- Crash log.
Mechanisms for Collection of Private Information
Roburst Network collects Private Information (i) upon a user’s creation of a User Account, (ii) upon logging into the Service, (iii) upon interactions with the Service, and (iv) upon receiving information of the billing agency and (v) when you communicate with Roburst Network through the Service.
When you access our Service, we may place data files known as “cookies” on your computer or other devices. We use cookies to recognize you as a user of the Service.
In case of Roburst Network or Sketch crashes, Roburst Network creates and automatically sends to us a Crash log.
Purpose of Collection and Use of Private Information
Roburst Network uses Private Information to:
- operate and improve the Service (incl. debugging and error correction);
- administer your use of the Service;
- provide user support;
- communicate with users;
- target offers to users;
- to provide or offer software updates and product announcements;
- and administer and carry out our obligations under contracts and to comply with the law.
As of the date these Terms went into effect, we use Google Analytics. You may learn more about the privacy policy of Google Analytics here and about how to Opt-out this service here.
Disclosure of Private Information
We may disclose your Private Information to:
- Our service providers or business partners, which may use the Private Information for the purposes described in Section 4;
- any person to enforce our rights or protect our property; to protect the rights, property or safety of others; and
- Roburst Network’s employees and outside professionals (such as lawyers and accountants) for the purpose of auditing, compliance, and corporate governance.
Storage and Security
We may transfer your information to, or maintain it on, computers located outside of your state or country, in a location having laws that are less protective of your privacy. If you are located outside the United States and choose to provide information to us, be advised that Roburst Network is located in the United States and processes your information in the United States. By using the Service under this Privacy Policy and the Terms of Service, you consent to the transfer of your information to the United States.
We will retain Private Information only as long as our business needs require. We will then destroy or render unreadable any such information upon disposal.
How we store and secure your private information is also explained in our Terms of Service.
No Responsibility for Privacy Practices of Third Parties
This Privacy Policy applies only to the Service. It does not apply to sites that have linked or are redirected to or from the Service (“Third Party Sites”), regardless of whether or not such link or redirection is authorized by Roburst Network. Third Party Sites may have their own policies regarding privacy, or no policy at all. Roburst Network is not responsible for Third Party Sites and you use them at your own risk.
Accessing and Correcting Private Information
You may correct or update certain of your Private Information via the account screens of the Service.
Changes to the Privacy Policy
Roburst Network reserves the right to change this Privacy Policy. Such changes may be announced to you either by email and by the posting of the revised policy on the Service. By continuing to use the Service after those changes become effective, you agree to be bound by the revised Privacy Policy.


Click here to go to the corresponding page for the latest version of DIALS
dxtbx.model.goniometer¶
-
class
dxtbx.model.goniometer.
GoniometerFactory
[source]¶ A factory class for goniometer objects, which will encapsulate some standard goniometer designs to make it a little easier to get started with all of this - for cases when we are not using a CBF. When we have a CBF just use that factory method and everything will be peachy.
-
static
from_dict
(d, t=None)[source]¶ Convert the dictionary to a goniometer model
- Params:
- d The dictionary of parameters t The template dictionary to use
Returns: The goniometer model
-
static
imgCIF_H
(cbf_handle)[source]¶ Initialize a goniometer model from an imgCIF file handle, where it is assumed that the file has already been read.
-
static
kappa
(alpha, omega, kappa, phi, direction, scan_axis)[source]¶ Return a kappa goniometer where omega is the primary axis (i,e. aligned with X in the CBF coordinate frame) and has the kappa arm with angle alpha attached to it, aligned with -z, +y, +z or -y at omega = 0, that being the direction, which in turn has phi fixed to it which should initially be coincident with omega. We also need to know which axis is being used for the scan i.e. phi or omega. All angles should be given in degrees. This will work by first constructing the rotation axes and then composing them to the scan axis and fixed component of the rotation.
-
static
known_axis
(axis)[source]¶ Return an goniometer instance for a known rotation axis, assuming that nothing is known about the fixed element of the rotation axis.
-
static
single_axis
()[source]¶ Construct a single axis goniometer which is canonical in the CBF reference frame.
-
static


The Morning After: Audi's E-Tron Sportback has a 'carpet of light'
And Sony is applying AI to gastronomy.
by Richard LawlerHey, good morning! You look fabulous.
The LA Auto Show is in full swing, so we've got electrified vehicles from Audi, Karma and Lincoln to discuss. A fourth Star Trek movie has found its writer/director, Sony is investing in AI for gastronomy and, last but not least, we have the list of Game Awards nominees. Enjoy your Wednesday.
And still has some headroom for passengers in the rear.
Audi's E-Tron Sportback adds style and range to the line
Audi's third EV is this E-Tron Sportback. While the inside is similar to its other electric SUV, the sleeker design is meant to make the vehicle more stylish and, as a bonus, makes it more aerodynamic. That, along with tweaks to the battery pack, gives it more range, as it's targeting an EPA-estimated 220 miles per charge compared to the regular E-Tron's 204.
The Sportback is also Audi's first vehicle to feature digital matrix LED headlights. If you live outside the US and get one of these, then when you're on the highway, it will use micro-mirror to create a "carpet of light" illuminating the ground ahead in your lane. The Audi E-Tron Sportback will be available for purchase in Europe in spring 2020 and the US after that.
This isn't the Tarantino Trek spin-off.
Next Star Trek movie will be written and directed by Noah Hawley
While Hawley is so far best known for his work on FX TV series Fargo and Legion, he made his feature-film debut earlier this year on Lucy in the Sky. Now he's reportedly slated to write and direct a fourth Star Trek movie in the current run, with actors Chris Pine, Zoe Saldana, Zachary Quinto and Karl Urban all returning.
Celebrating 10 years of 'Angry Birds'
This Angry Birds 'Venting Machine' is made for you to attack
From mobile game smash hit to entire multimedia franchise, Angry Birds has decided to celebrate its 10th birthday with a venting machine you can, well, lash out at. Coated in red foam to protect your angry fists, the Venting Machine will only be available for one day -- Thursday November 21st, between 12 PM and 8PM -- but it'll be hard to miss with WWE star The Big Show putting it through its paces. For raging at the machine, you'll get a little reward, too.
Get ready for robot gastronomy.
Sony AI unit launches to push R&D in gaming, cameras and food
Sony's new AI department is going beyond Aibo. A new arm, spread across Japan, Europe and the US, will first focus on gaming, imaging and gastronomy. The latter addition will follow up on a concept video shown last year focused on 'robot gastronomy', so hopefully it will result in some interesting applications of AI and food -- so we can all shut up about our Instant Pots.
Your Daily Podcasts joins Spotify's expanding list of algorithmically generated playlists.
Spotify will give you podcast recommendations in a daily playlist
Running alongside what it says is "exponential growth" in podcast listening, Spotify has added a new recommendation feature called Your Daily Podcasts, to keep those listeners listening. It's a regularly refreshed list of recommended podcast episodes, based on previous listening habits.
The recommendations include new episodes of listeners' favorite podcasts, sequential episodes of older podcasts, standalone episodes and timely episodes from daily updating podcasts. In a smart twist, Spotify promises to help listeners avoid spoilers by recommending trailers or pilot episodes of story-driven podcasts before later episodes.
'Settlers of Catan' is getting the 'Pokémon Go' treatment.
'Catan' AR game could ride on Niantic's tech
A product page, source-code sleuths and TechCrunch tipsters suggest that Niantic is partnering on Catan: World Explorers, an AR title based on the classic colony-building game Settlers of Catan. While the game's mechanics aren't completely clear, it looks like it really is an attempt to squeeze Niantic's basic formula into Catan's world of hexagonal grids, road building and resource trading.
But wait, there's more...
- Amazon's Fire TV IR blaster brings voice control to entire home theater setups
- Karma's latest supercar concept boasts neck-snapping power
- Lincoln's 2020 Corsair Grand Touring will offer electric all-wheel drive
- NVIDIA's RTX Studio driver speeds up ray-traced V-Ray rendering
- This 'Jedi: Fallen Order' lightsaber is also a motion controller
- 'Death Stranding' and 'Control' lead Game Awards nominees
- Vizio's SmartCast TVs will get an update for Disney+ in December
- Google Assistant's latest feature is a personalized audio news feed
The Morning After is a new daily newsletter from Engadget designed to help you fight off FOMO. Who knows what you'll miss if you don't Subscribe.
Craving even more? Like us on Facebook or Follow us on Twitter.
Have a suggestion on how we can improve The Morning After? Send us a note.


Easy, flexible routing for Leaflet
Routing and addresses are tightly coupled. Perhaps the most common use case for routing if to get from address A to address B, where the user does not necessarily know the geographic location of those addresses. Since the routing software can only route between locations, latitudes and longitudes, the software needs a way to look up the coordinate of an address. This process is known as geocoding, looking up the latitude and longitude from an address string.
Likewise, it is common to put a waypoint on the map, and let the system look up the address of the waypoint. This is known as reverse geocoding, mapping a geographic location to an address string.
Although crucial to routing, Leaflet Routing Machine does not come with a builtin geocoder or reverse geocoder. There are quite a few geocoding services available, and instead of Leaflet Routing Machine choosing one for you, it lets you connect to the geocoding service of your choice. Luckily, adding geocoding is easy.
In Leaflet Routing Machine, geocoders work as a form of plugin. Geocoders must be written to conform with the interface used by Leaflet Control Geocoder (from the same author as Leaflet Routing Machine). This means that by simply including the file Control.Geocoder.js, it will be possible to use these geocoding services
Once you have a geocoding service loaded, you need to tell Leaflet Routing Machine to use it.
This is done by adding the option geocoder
to the control's options, specifying the geocoder
instance to use:
L.Routing.control({
waypoints: [
L.latLng(57.74, 11.94),
L.latLng(57.6792, 11.949)
],
routeWhileDragging: true,
geocoder: L.Control.Geocoder.nominatim()
}).addTo(map);
See Leaflet Control Geocoder's API for more information about the classes used, and their options.
Adding a geocoder will change the way the control works in two major ways:
1) Input fields for the waypoints' addresses will be added to the control's panel 2) Moving a waypoint by dragging it in the map, for example, will automatically look up the address of the new location and update the address field
This is an example of what it looks like:
Leaflet Routing Machine supports autocomplete (or type ahead, as it's sometimes called), meaning it
can try to suggest addresses as the user types in an address field. To use this feature, the
underlying geocoder service must support it. Support is added by giving the geocoder a method
called suggest
, which takes the same arguments as the geocode
method.
Note that the perhaps most commonly used geocoder, Nominatim, does not have autocomplete, since its usage policy explicitly forbids it.
Below is an example of autocomplete/type ahead, with Mapbox's geocoding service (currently works best in the U.S.). Go ahead, select one of the addresses and start typing. When you pause for a bit, suggestions based on what you've typed so far will appear.
As mentioned above, a reverse geocoding will be made every time a waypoint's location changes, to reflect its new address. But what happens if there is no address for the location? This typically happens the waypoint is placed outside inhabited areas, like in the woods, mountains or similar.
For these cases, Leaflet Routing Machine has a fallback that generates a waypoint name. By default, a representation of its latitude and longitude will be used, like "N38.1086, W122.1762".
If you want to override this behaviour, you can provide the option waypointNameFallback
, which is
a function that given the waypoint L.LatLng
should return a name. Here's an example of how to replace
the default with sexagesimal format of the location:
L.Routing.control({
[...]
waypointNameFallback: function(latLng) {
function zeroPad(n) {
n = Math.round(n);
return n < 10 ? '0' + n : n;
}
function sexagesimal(p, pos, neg) {
var n = Math.abs(p),
degs = Math.floor(n),
mins = (n - degs) * 60,
secs = (mins - Math.floor(mins)) * 60,
frac = Math.round((secs - Math.floor(secs)) * 100);
return (n >= 0 ? pos : neg) + degs + '°' +
zeroPad(mins) + '\'' +
zeroPad(secs) + '.' + zeroPad(frac) + '"';
}
return sexagesimal(latLng.lat, 'N', 'S') + ' ' + sexagesimal(latLng.lng, 'E', 'W');
}
})
For some cases, you might want to use a geocoding service that is not supported by Leaflet Control
Geocoder. This can be done easily by implementing the same interface (contract) that for your
service. IGeocoder lists which
methods you need to implement; optionally you might want to add suggest
as well, as mentioned
under the Autocomplete heading above.
Then simply pass your own geocoder instance to the geocoder
option, just like the examples above.


Students from all around the midwest will be spending the weekend building everything from their first website, to drones you can fly with your wrist, and we'd love it if you joined!
Join a community of students making new things, solving new problems, and sharing what they learned along the way.
Learn from mentors excited to help people with any skills or interests, and attend workshops that will get you started.
Major League Hacking © defines a hackthon as an “invention marathon”. Anyone who has an interest in technology attends a hackathon to learn, build & share their creations over the course of a weekend in a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere.
HackISU has great opportunities for people that are new to programming. In fact, we encourage new programmers to come because hackathons provide an opportunity to gain experience. As a new programmer at HackISU, you will learn a lot in a short amount of time, be challenged, and build something awesome.
No, HackISU is open to all students enrolled in a university program.
We will reimburse gas receipts for carpooling cars up to $100.
We have plenty of air matresses for you to sleep on, but think about bringing your favorite pillow and a blanket to keep you cozy while you sleep.
For starters, bring your laptop and charger. Bring your cell phone and charger too, and a power splitter if you have one! In addition, bringing a water bottle, pillow, and any other accessories you would bring to a sleepover would be a good idea.
There can be anywhere up to four people per team. Be sure to collaborate on Devpost as a team on your project!
Nope! We will have sessions to help people find team members, as well as an idea generation workshop to help people think of ideas to work on for the hackathon. So you should sign up regardless!
Yes. The only thing you need to worry about is coding; let us take care of the rest. Breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks, and plenty of drinks will be provided throughout the competition at no cost to participants. We will be providing vegetarian options as well. If you have a specific food allergy, be sure to specify in the application.
No, but all your coding and work must be done at the site of the competition.
No, contestants are not allowed to work on their apps before the 36-hour period. If you want to prepare for the hackathon, focus on gaining experience with and knowledge of the tools you hope to use to build your project.
We welcome any undergraduate or graduate student! You don't have to be in a computer-related major or even an engineering student.  You can come with a team, hack alone, or create a team. If you are hacking alone and want to find a team, we will help you find other participants to pair with.
Teams will demo their application to a panel of judges, who will deliberate on their favorite submissions to choose the winners.
We follow the MLH Code of Conduct
Email us at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>with any other questions!


the and for that The with are time number model infection immune which agents Fig infected population between first infectious cohort from This can spread weak second one agent exposed have peaks peak behavior individual inter-cohort results influenza this data susceptible strength {background case connections pandemic rate distribution parameters strain runs our seasonal stochastic two cohorts shown over recurrences strong structure ;():–. connected contact fraction given margin different each study used was {border-style ODE connection mean more their values Influenza function px;} than these virus #ffffff;} []. chosen probability agent-based individuals into other within against become corresponding distributions due infection. models not see simulation were ABM Sciences cohorts. increase intra-cohort model. small well Health course how larger only through transmission additional been cohort. degree dynamics flu inoculation many occurs parameter sample seen show there Fig. SEIR after both features few immunization initial large leads lower modeling occur people single strains such value Individual Infectious Medicine Table cases discussed has period randomly same season taken times total while work (TIF) (the Click For LINK Model While al. also average days defined equations file. here infections matrix samples simulations size time, well-defined Available Biology Figs Journal There [], being but define details effect higher immunological increasing infection, interval investigate occurrence out provides px; represent reproduction result scale season, they uniform various when {font-family Modeling case. decreases described ensemble epidemiological fluctuations font-size found from: immunity infectious) left model, much network note present presented profile range rates recurrence relatively right scales series simulations. sum those transition using where Bartlett CDC Cij Disease Each Immunology: Mathematica Since Stochastic Vaccination according agents, all becomes becoming cohorts, compared correspond data. differential display distributed double; dynamical even examine example, groups increased. known leading level low maximum number, original panel random rare recovery recurrent response season. section. separation since state text. then time. vaccine variations very weakly who will would Agent-Based Analysis Control Inter-cohort Life Ohio Our Public Research United Viral border-color border-width case, cases, change cohort, consistent contrast day days. depend dependence depends describe determined deterministic discrete diseases earlier events find health hierarchical histograms infectivity information lead life longer made makes number. numbers numerical pathogens peak. possible probabilistic profile, remains reproductive roughly section, separated set shows similar simple smoothed solid; spreads states stochasticity strength. studied succeeding timing transitions vary {font-style {font-weight > Biology. Columbus, Diseases. Histogram However, Immunization Inoculation Mean Methods One Orthomyxoviruses Parameters Proceedings Reports. Sample Systems These Varied When Wiener above. across assumed averages based because before bold characteristics characterize characterized checked choice choose clearly computationally connections, connectivity connectivity. contacts contrast, courier; detailed difficult duration during early effective effects. either elements em; epidemic evolution feature fewer follows: important increased infected. inoculated just later length less mathematical means next observed obtained ordinary out-degree per pt;} qualitative quantity recover report reported sciences several slow specific spread, standard state, statistics strength, strongly studies successive suppression system them throughout thus use variability variation varied varying virus. viruses: wave years


Carolyn Maloney becomes House Oversight Committee’s first chairwoman
by Marisa SchultzShe’s now Madam Chair.
Manhattan Rep. Carolyn Maloney became the first chairwoman of the powerful House Oversight Committee Wednesday after an election by her Democratic colleagues.
She beat out Virginia Rep. Gerry Connolly by a vote of 133-86 in a closed-door caucus meeting to succeed Rep. Elijah Cummings, who died Oct. 17 in the midst of the House’s impeachment inquiry.
Maloney, 73, had already won the influential recommendation of the Democratic steering committee on Tuesday in a four-way race that also included Rep. Jackie Speier (D-Calif.) and Stephen Lynch (D-Mass.).
“I am deeply humbled and grateful to my colleagues for entrusting me with the chairmanship,” said Maloney. “I’m honored by this opportunity to do more for the American people and will do my best to follow the honorable example that Chairman Cummings left for us all. There’s much work to be done, and I can’t wait to get started.”


Our agency was created to bring the best ideas, skills and knowledge together. At LIVET we have confidence in our philosophy brought on by years of industry experience. We are brave and positive and so are the choices we make.
Lyft four dollar toast unicorn pork belly microdosing scenester, tousled pinterest live-edge lo-fi artisan disrupt echo park cold-pressed la croix.
Subway tile waistcoat pug blog YOLO kickstarter godard master cleanse iceland. Fingerstache palo santo fam, paleo locavore gastropub stumptown.
YOLO subway tile ennui squid raw denim VHS cliche prism coloring book adaptogen aesthetic copper mug kitsch roof party.
Health goth prism kitsch yuccie slow-carb, synth marfa. Neutra gastropub leggings tilde green juice.

Our team is here to help you because we know how.
Maria has created LIVET, which has become her living dream. She is our Creative Director, she is never afraid of trying new things. Her sketches are very neat and helpful. Maria is a good planner.
Jaime is the soul of out team and he is our leader. Jaime worked in many places until he found LIVET and fell in love with it. He is the one to bring the best ideas on board, pushing us to try new things.
Katrina is the most experienced member of our team. She has a great set of skills in Web Design and photography. She also is responsible for graphic and print design in our agency.
We dedicate time to learn new things and improve what we already can do. It's necessary in order to provide the best services for out clients.
We had an honor to collaborate with some well-known brands.
We love to hear from our visitors. Whether it's a query about a project or a small question, drop us a line, we are right here to answer it.
2749 Walnut St
Denver, CO 80205
555-123-4567
info@livetagency.com


Recipe 13.6. Bundling Files in a MIME MessageCredit: Matthew Dixon Cowles, Hans Fangohr, John Pywtorak ProblemYou want to create a multipart MIME (Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions) message that includes all files in the current directory. SolutionIf you often deal with composing or parsing mail messages, or mail-like messages such as Usenet news posts, the Python Standard Library email package gives you very powerful tools to work with. Here is a module that uses email to solve the task posed in the "Problem": #!/usr/bin/env python import base64, quopri import mimetypes, email.Generator, email.Message import cStringIO, os # sample addresses toAddr =<EMAIL_ADDRESS>fromAddr =<EMAIL_ADDRESS>outputFile = "dirContentsMail" def main( ): mainMsg = email.Message.Message( ) mainMsg["To"] = toAddr mainMsg["From"] = fromAddr mainMsg["Subject"] = "Directory contents" mainMsg["Mime-version"] = "1.0" mainMsg["Content-type"] = "Multipart/mixed" mainMsg.preamble = "Mime message\n" mainMsg.epilogue = "" # to ensure that message ends with newline # Get names of plain files (not subdirectories or special files) fileNames = [f for f in os.listdir(os.curdir) if os.path.isfile(f)] for fileName in fileNames: contentType, ignored = mimetypes.guess_type(fileName) if contentType is None: # If no guess, use generic opaque type contentType = "application/octet-stream" contentsEncoded = cStringIO.StringIO( ) f = open(fileName, "rb") mainType = contentType[:contentType.find("/")] if mainType=="text": cte = "quoted-printable" quopri.encode(f, contentsEncoded, 1) # 1 to also encode tabs else: cte = "base64" base64.encode(f, contentsEncoded) f.close( ) subMsg = email.Message.Message( ) subMsg.add_header("Content-type", contentType, name=fileName) subMsg.add_header("Content-transfer-encoding", cte) subMsg.set_payload(contentsEncoded.getvalue( )) contentsEncoded.close( ) mainMsg.attach(subMsg) f = open(outputFile, "wb") g = email.Generator.Generator(f) g.flatten(mainMsg) f.close( ) return None if _ _name_ _=="_ _main_ _": main( ) DiscussionThe email package makes manipulating MIME messages a snap. The Python Standard Library also offers other older modules that can serve many of the same purposes, but I suggest you look into email as an alternative to all such other modules. email requires some study because it is a very functionally rich package, but it will amply repay the time you spend studying it. MIME is the Internet standard for sending files and non-ASCII data by email. The standard is specified in RFCs 2045-2049. A few points are especially worth keeping in mind:
Not surprisingly, given all of these issues, manipulating MIME messages is often considered to be a nuisance. In the old times, back before Python 2.2, the standard library's modules for dealing with MIME messages were quite useful but rather miscellaneous. In particular, putting MIME messages together and taking them apart required two distinct approaches. The email package, which was added in Python 2.2, unified and simplified these two related jobs. See AlsoRecipe 13.7 shows how the email package can be used to unpack a MIME message; documentation for the standard library modules email, mimetypes, base64, quopri, and cStringIO in the Library Reference and Python in a Nutshell. |


catfish(1) catfish(1) NAME catfish - A gtk2 file search front-end with support for several engines SYNOPSIS DESCRIPTION catfish is gtk2 python application that provides a graphical front-end to the many different search back-ends such as locate, slocate, tracker, beagle, strigi, pinoti, and find. AUTHOR This manual page was written by Cody A.W. Somerville <cody-<EMAIL_ADDRESS>for the Ubuntu GNU/Linux system. catfish(1)


Our application is accessible via "https://ixnsearch.z22.web.core.windows.net/"
In order to start the chatbot, enter any message e.g. "hi", the chatbot will then prompt further for you to give another response. You can type "help" to view instructions on how to use the chatbot, same help is provided below:
Example commands:
Searching for projects:
Project keywords - e.g. "show me projects that use AI"
Location - e.g. "List all projects in London"
Organization name - e.g. "show me projects by IBM"
Contact - e.g. "List projects led by Joseph Connor"
Devices used - e.g. "Show projects that use IOS devices"
See more results:
To see the more results from your search, simply ask the chatbot!
e.g. "show me more projects" or "are there more results?"
Learn more about a project:
Once you’ve searched for a project, click on it to view more detailed information. You can click the buttons on the cards to view individual sections, or ask the chatbot for information you can't find e.g. "show me the ethics assessment"
Monthly cost of database (2 vCores, 50GB storage): £46.43
Monthly cost of chatbot app service: Free


Company
- Snap Inc.
- Jobs
- News
Community
- Community Guidelines
- Safety center
- Support
Advertising
- Buy Ads
- Brand Guidelines
- Advertising Policies
- Promotion Rules
Legal
- Privacy Center
- Cookie Policy
- Copyright
- On-Demand Geofilters
- Terms
- On-Demand Geofilters Terms
- Community Geofilter Terms
- Lens Studio Terms