I'm A Celebrity's Dec Donnelly drops huge hint about show's final
The final date for the popular ITV show has not yet been announced, but host Dec teased when the latest series will end
by Sonia Sharma, Charlotte TuttonFans of I'm A Celebrity went into a little panic when Dec Donnelly hinted at the 2019 final date.
Dec and co-host Ant McPartlin dropped news about how long the series was on for on ITV, with it launching last Sunday.
Almost all the stars have entered the jungle including Caitlyn Jenner, Jacqueline Jossa, Ian Wright, Roman Kemp and Kate Garraway.
There are two new arrivals set to enter the camp, with reports that Coronation Street's Andy Whyment and former EastEnders star Cliff Parisi are the mystery stars, reports The Mirror.
Now, Dec has let slip to fans how long they can expect to see their jungle favourites on screen.
While there's plenty of time left on the show, fans already don't want it to end with many tipping it to "fly by".
Dec said to pal Ant that there were still 20 days to go on the show.
With Australia between 8-10 hours ahead of UK time, it's not clear whether they meant 20 days from Monday or Tuesday.
Either way this is the usual amount of time for the ITV jungle series, which last year ended on Sunday, December 9.
This time around, judging by Dec's confession, it's likely to finish on Sunday, December 8.
Taking to Twitter , viewers confessed they weren't quite ready for it to finish even with weeks until then.
One fan said: "20 days to go, it’ll fly by," alongside a crying face emoji.
Another tweeted: "Dec saying 20 days left think I just nearly threw up."
A third added: "20 days left omg."
Meanwhile others were fully aware that was a long amount of time, with one fan commenting: "It’s day 2 Dec..."
I'm A Celebrity continues at 9pm on ITV.


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OutStream Class Reference
Output Stream for writing files.
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#include <DPXStream.h>
List of all members.
Public Types |
| enum | Origin { kStart,
kCurrent,
kEnd
} |
| | file pointing positioning offset
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Public Member Functions |
| | OutStream () |
| | Constructor.
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| virtual | ~OutStream () |
| | Destructor.
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| virtual bool | Open (const char *fn) |
| | Open file.
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| virtual void | Close () |
| | Close file.
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| virtual size_t | Write (void *buf, const size_t size) |
| | Write data to file.
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| virtual bool | Seek (long offset, Origin origin) |
| | Seek to a position in the file.
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| virtual void | Flush () |
| | Flush any buffers.
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Protected Attributes |
| FILE * | fp |
Detailed Description
Output Stream for writing files.
Member Enumeration Documentation
file pointing positioning offset
- Enumerator:
| kStart |
beginning of the file
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| kCurrent |
current file pointer
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| kEnd |
end of the file
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Constructor & Destructor Documentation
| OutStream::~OutStream |
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Member Function Documentation
| void OutStream::Close |
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| void OutStream::Flush |
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| bool OutStream::Open |
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Open file.
- Parameters:
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- Returns:
- success true/false
| bool OutStream::Seek |
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offset, |
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origin | |
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Seek to a position in the file.
- Parameters:
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| offset | offset from originating position |
| origin | originating position |
- Returns:
- success true/false
| size_t OutStream::Write |
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Write data to file.
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| buf | data buffer |
| size | bytes to write |
- Returns:
- number of bytes written
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The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:


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A prerequisite case study for
Design 4 San Diego (D4SD) 2017 Civi Design Challenge
In an effort to solve complex human problems using human-centered design, UCSD announced a city-wide civic challenge for San Diegans to tackle.
My team's topic was on traffic. How can we solve traffic, a phenemenon that exists because people, cars, and cities exist? Our solution was not a solution
that resolved traffic, however, we shifted gears from that to "how can we improve and enhance commuter experience while in traffic?" In the end
we came up with "Carnnect," an car application that would use Vehicle-to-Vehicle (V2V) communication to create a network and community of users stuck in
same traffic to interact with one another, keeping each other positive, entertained, and less stressed.
Design Challenge + My Role
How might we enhance commuter's driving experience while in traffic? For my role on the team of 2 others,
I was the main user researcher as well as the visual designer who made conscious decisions throughout the challenge to figure
out important elements that would best portray and communicate our problem space, user research, prototypes, and final solution.
The Problem Space + Observations
Before tackling the issue head-on, we had to know the local traffic scene, infrastructure as well as the behaviors of cars/drivers.
We wanted to get a holistic view of traffic so we made three different drives on the 5 freeway both ways: one in the morning, one in the late
afternoon, and one at night. We tried to empathize with those stuck in traffic through different times in the day. Traffic isn't solvable with
our current technology, infrastructure, and knowledge thus we looked toward mitigating the frustration that users faced while stuck in traffic.
Understand: Taking Two Perspectives
There were two main proponents in understanding traffic behavior and experience: professionals whose jobs are
to relieve traffic congestion and normal everyday citizens who experience traffic on a 9-to-5 day basis. In the initial
week of the 5 week long project, we had contacted various professional traffic engineers/city-planners as well as looked
for potential user interviews around the local La Jolla region. The everyday commuters, we interviewed 8 different people of
various age, occupations, culture, gender, and race for a more accurate, holistic understanding of their traffic experience.
We also were fortunate enough to have been invited to a local traffic engineer industry located in Downtown San Diego.
1. Commuters
For commuters, we interviewed a variety of ages, gender, occupations, and cultures about their experiences in traffic such as where they
encountered traffic, "giving us the grand tour" of their daily lives through traffic, as well as some of their driving behaviors.
After interviewing commuters, we did a root cause analysis on why commuters get frustrated in traffic and dug deeper to understand the reasoning
behind the frustration. What was it that made traffic so infuriating for drivers? We also created a context chart for various driver behaviors such as
talking to the person next to them, stretching at a stop, talking on the phone and so forth. This helped us better understand driver behavior as well as
design a solution to accommodate them.
2. Chen Ryan Traffic Engineers
I was able to get into contact with two Chen Ryan employees who from there we were invited into their
office space to interview more traffic engineers each with their own area of expertise.
We interviewed four different traffic engineers all part of the Chen Ryan mobility company located
in Downtown San Diego and asked each of them specific questions regarding local San Diego traffic such as existing
issues including infrastructural limitations, governance and policies revolving around driving, driver behavior, current solutions
being implemented, as well as future solutions such as autonomous vehicles, vehicle-to-infrastructure technology.
Personas
Personas were essential to making sure that we had the right problem and were heading towards creating the right solution
for traffic. We had to understand the stakeholders involved in the issue, as well as the types of personalities, occupations,
behaviors, etc involved in the process. We came up with two main personas: The Optimizer and The Avoider .
Convergent Ideation: Brainstorming + Narrowing Down
With the knowledge we gained from interviewing professional traffic engineers as well as scrutinizing various academic journals and articles on traffic congestion,
we realized that traffic was unsolveable with our current limits in technology, infrastructure, and manpower. While we might not be able to solve traffic, we can definitely
make the experience of those stuck in traffic much more comfortable. Therefore, we wanted to transition from trying to solve traffic to mitigating the frustration and anger
that drivers in traffic felt and potentially channel it into something positive and productive. In class, we held a brainstorm ideation session in which
other teams assisted in throwing out ideas in how we would be able to implement our idea of enhancing the commuter experience. Below is some samples of the questions we asked
in order to understand driver behavior in and out of traffic.
Prototype: Low Fidelity Live Action
In making a paper prototype of our application "carnnect", we were able to better understand the interface and interactions
that a user would make as well as behaviors and decisions that our users would encounter while driving in traffic. In using Carnnect,
the user would have to be first stuck in traffic (stuck in less than 20mph speeds). If that condition is met, carnnect will detect nearby
users also using carnnect. Once connected, users will be able to decide on the "game" they will play together which includes and is not limited
to "caraoke," "discussions," "music," "podcast," or "games," keeping all users satisfied and giving them the potential to create memories on the road
to keep.
Design Specs + Moodboard
For our design specifications, we created a branding guide similar to that of the colors of the UC, which uses the navy blue and gold which are colors
that respectively represent sleek, cool modernity as well as royalty and luxury in a combined effect for a calming, feel-good design when we completed
our poster.
Prototype: High-Fidelity Mock-up
In the high-fidelity mock-up of the "Carnnect" app, we wireframed the actual interface of how the Carnnect app would look, feel, and interact
with the user. With this, we were better able to visualize and understand user's interactions with the app, with others in traffic, as well aside
consequences and safety concerns with using an app like this.
Carnnect
This last section illustrates the final product of our entire design process; a giant 36' by 56' poster outlining our design process of
posing the design problem, interviewing various stakeholders, storyboarding and prototyping, as well as implementing the final solution and
communicating the idea through this visual medium. While discussing with my group members and collecting and analyzing
all the data we gathered up to this point in the project, I was able to design the poster along with various iterations of it
to best convey our problem space as well as our proposed solution of "Carnnect."
At the end of the 5 week project, we had to give a one-minute pitch to an audience of professional
and industry designers as well as our peers and after that we held a design fair where we'd pitch our idea and solutions to the various attendees. Our poster
and solution were well-received, however, some had issues with the feasibility of the vehicle-to-vehicle connectivity which we had not done enough research on.
This was an aspect in our project that we could have spent more time.


Nyzo version 515 (commit on GitHub) improves performance of the verifier and reduces the time required to resynchronize with the blockchain after a verifier outage.
This version primarily affects the verifier. While some of the modified code paths are used by the sentinel, this version does not affect operation of the sentinel significantly.
In BlockManager, a set containing all current- and near-cycle Node objects has been added.
The methods for retrieving in-cycle identifiers have been changed to return a reference to the local object instead of a copy of that object. While this does expose the local objects to modification by other classes, it eliminates the processing and memory overhead related to the copy. The method that returned the set of all current- and near-cycle identifiers has been replaced by a method that returns the set of current- and near-cycle Node objects.
In the updateVerifiersInCurrentCycle() method, the identifier sets have been changed to use concurrent sets, and building of the set of Node objects has been added.
The minimum interval between requests for missing block votes has been changed from 2 seconds to 1 second to improve recovery speed after blockchain-tracking problems.
Request of missing block votes has been replaced with the block-with-votes request used by out-of-cycle verifiers. Request of individual missing votes requires one message to be sent to every verifier in the cycle. The bundled block-with-votes request requires only a single message.
In the Message class, the new set of current- and near-cycle nodes is now used for broadcasts. Instead of iterating over the entire mesh and checking each node for cycle membership, iteration now takes place over the cycle only.
In UnfrozenBlockManager, the static maps have been replaced with concurrent versions, and synchronization has been removed from all methods.
Rejection of future-timestamped blocks has been activated. The entire cycle has now adopted the code that penalizes such blocks with an invalid chain score, so there is no longer a danger that such a block will be frozen.
The UnfrozenBlocksAtHeight method has been rewritten to eliminate the possibility of a null-pointer exception due to a race condition.
In the Verifier class, visibility of requestBlockWithVotes has been modified to allow the BlockVoteManager class to use it to request missing votes.
In VerifierPerformanceManager, an additional null check has been implemented. Review of log files showed that the vote map was sometimes null, resulting in an exception.


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The goal of emld is to provide a way to work with EML metadata in the JSON-LD format. At it’s heart, the package is simply a way to translate an EML XML document into JSON-LD and be able to reverse this so that any semantically equivalent JSON-LD file can be serialized into EML-schema valid XML. The package has only three core functions:
as_emld()
Convert EML’s xml
files (or the json
version created by this package) into a native R object (an S3 class called emld
, essentially just a list
).as_xml()
Convert the native R format, emld
, back into XML-schema valid EML.as_json()
Convert the native R format, emld
, into json
(LD).In contrast to the existing EML package, this package aims to a very light-weight implementation that seeks to provide both an intuitive data format and make maximum use of existing technology to work with that format. In particular, this package emphasizes tools for working with linked data through the JSON-LD format. This package is not meant to replace EML
, as it does not support the more complex operations found in that package. Rather, it provides a minimalist but powerful way of working with EML documents that can be used by itself or as a backend for those complex operations. The next release of the EML R package will use emld
under the hood.
Note that the JSON-LD format is considerably less rigid than the EML schema. This means that there are many valid, semantically equivalent representations on the JSON-LD side that must all map into the same or nearly the same XML format. At the extreme end, the JSON-LD format can be serialized into RDF, where everything is flat set of triples (e.g. essentially a tabular representation), which we can query directly with semantic tools like SPARQL, and also automatically coerce back into the rigid nesting and ordering structure required by EML. This ability to “flatten” EML files can be particularly convenient for applications consuming and parsing large numbers of EML files. This package may also make it easier for other developers to build on the EML, since the S3/list and JSON formats used here have proven more appealing to many R developers than S4 and XML serializations.
The EML
package can get particularly cumbersome when it comes to extracting and manipulating existing metadata in highly nested EML files. The emld
approach can leverage a rich array of tools for reading, extracting, and manipulating existing EML files.
We can parse a simple example and manipulate is as a familiar list object (S3 object):
f <- system.file("extdata/example.xml", package="emld")
eml <- as_emld(f)
eml$dataset$title
#> [1] "Data from Cedar Creek LTER on productivity and species richness\n for use in a workshop titled \"An Analysis of the Relationship between\n Productivity and Diversity using Experimental Results from the Long-Term\n Ecological Research Network\" held at NCEAS in September 1996."
Because emld
objects are just nested lists, we can create EML just by writing lists:
me <- list(individualName = list(givenName = "Carl", surName = "Boettiger"))
eml <- list(dataset = list(
title = "dataset title",
contact = me,
creator = me),
system = "doi",
packageId = "10.xxx")
ex.xml <- tempfile("ex", fileext = ".xml") # use your preferred file path
as_xml(eml, ex.xml)
eml_validate(ex.xml)
#> [1] TRUE
#> attr(,"errors")
#> character(0)
Note that we don’t have to worry about the order of the elements here, as_xml
will re-order if necessary to validate. (For instance, in valid EML the creator
becomes listed before contact
.) Of course this is a very low-level interface that does not help the user know what an EML looks like. Creating EML from scratch without knowledge of the schema is a job for the EML
package and beyond the scope of the lightweight emld
.
For many applications, it is useful to merely treat EML as a list object, as seen above, allowing the R user to leverage a standard tools and intuition in working with these files. However, emld
also opens the door to new possible directions by thinking of EML data in terms of a JSON-LD serialization rather than an XML serialization. First, owing to it’s comparative simplicity and native data typing (e.g. of Boolean/string/numeric data), JSON is often easier for many developers to work with than EML’s native XML format.
For example, JSON can be queried with with JQ, a simple and powerful query language that also gives us a lot of flexibility over the return structure of our results. JQ syntax is both intuitive and well documented, and often easier than the typical munging of JSON/list data using purrr
. Here’s an example query that turns EML to JSON and then extracts the north and south bounding coordinates:
hf205 <- system.file("extdata/hf205.xml", package="emld")
as_emld(hf205) %>%
as_json() %>%
jq('.dataset.coverage.geographicCoverage.boundingCoordinates |
{ northLat: .northBoundingCoordinate,
southLat: .southBoundingCoordinate }') %>%
fromJSON()
#> $northLat
#> [1] "+42.55"
#>
#> $southLat
#> [1] "+42.42"
Nice features of JQ include the ability to do recursive descent (common to XPATH but not possible in purrr
) and specify the shape of the return object. Some prototype examples of how we can use this to translate between EML and http://schema.org/Dataset representations of the same metadata can be found in https://github.com/ropensci/emld/blob/master/notebook/jq_maps.md
Another side-effect of the JSON-LD representation is that we can treat EML as “semantic” data. This can provide a way to integrate EML records with other data sources, and means we can query the EML using semantic SPARQL queries. One nice thing about SPARQL queries is that, in contrast to XPATH, JQ, or other graph queries, SPARQL always returns a data.frame
which is a particularly convenient format. SPARQL queries look like SQL queries in that we name the columns we want with a SELECT
command. Unlike SQL, these names act as variables. We then use a WHERE block to define how these variables relate to each other.
f <- system.file("extdata/hf205.xml", package="emld")
hf205.json <- tempfile("hf205", fileext = ".json") # Use your preferred filepath
as_emld(f) %>%
as_json(hf205.json)
prefix <- paste0("PREFIX eml: <eml://ecoinformatics.org/", eml_version(), "/>\n")
sparql <- paste0(prefix, '
SELECT ?genus ?species ?northLat ?southLat ?eastLong ?westLong
WHERE {
?y eml:taxonRankName "genus" .
?y eml:taxonRankValue ?genus .
?y eml:taxonomicClassification ?s .
?s eml:taxonRankName "species" .
?s eml:taxonRankValue ?species .
?x eml:northBoundingCoordinate ?northLat .
?x eml:southBoundingCoordinate ?southLat .
?x eml:eastBoundingCoordinate ?eastLong .
?x eml:westBoundingCoordinate ?westLong .
}
')
rdf <- rdf_parse(hf205.json, "jsonld")
df <- rdf_query(rdf, sparql)
df
#> # A tibble: 1 x 6
#> genus species northLat southLat eastLong westLong
#> <chr> <chr> <dbl> <dbl> <dbl> <dbl>
#> 1 Sarracenia purpurea 42.6 42.4 -72.1 -72.3
Please note that the emld
project is released with a Contributor Code of Conduct. By contributing to this project, you agree to abide by its terms.


Sensors in AirSim
AirSim currently supports the following sensors: * Camera * Imu * Magnetometer * Gps * Barometer * Distance * Lidar
The cameras are currently configured a bit differently than other sensors. The camera configuration and apis are covered in other documents, e.g., general settings and image API.
This document focuses on the configuration of other sensors.
Default sensors
If not sensors are specified in the settings json, the the following sensors are enabled by default based on the simmode.
Multirotor
- Imu
- Magnetometer
- Gps
- Barometer
Car
- Gps
ComputerVision
- None
Please see 'createDefaultSensorSettings' method in AirSimSettings.hpp
Configuration of Default Sensor list
A default sensor list can be configured in settings json. e.g.,
"DefaultSensors": {
"Barometer": {
"SensorType": 1,
"Enabled" : true
},
"Gps": {
"SensorType": 1,
"Enabled" : true
},
"Lidar1": {
"SensorType": 6,
"Enabled" : true,
"NumberOfChannels": 16,
"PointsPerSecond": 10000
},
"Lidar2": {
"SensorType": 6,
"Enabled" : false,
"NumberOfChannels": 4,
"PointsPerSecond": 10000
}
},
Configuration of vehicle specific sensor settings
A vehicle specific sensor list can be specified in the vehicle settings part of the json. e.g.,
"Vehicles": {
"Drone1": {
"VehicleType": "simpleflight",
"AutoCreate": true,
...
"Sensors": {
"MyLidar1": {
"SensorType": 6,
"Enabled" : true,
"NumberOfChannels": 16,
"PointsPerSecond": 10000,
"X": 0, "Y": 0, "Z": -1,
"DrawDebugPoints": true
},
"MyLidar2": {
"SensorType": 6,
"Enabled" : true,
"NumberOfChannels": 4,
"PointsPerSecond": 10000,
"X": 0, "Y": 0, "Z": -1,
"DrawDebugPoints": true
}
}
}
}
If a vehicle provides its sensor list, it must provide the whole list. Selective add/remove/update of the default sensor list is NOT supported.
Configuration of sensor settings
Shared settings
There are two shared settings: * SensorType An integer representing the sensor-type SensorBase.hpp
enum class SensorType : uint {
Barometer = 1,
Imu = 2,
Gps = 3,
Magnetometer = 4,
Distance = 5,
Lidar = 6
};
- Enabled Boolean
Sensor specific settings
Each sensor-type has its own set of settings as well. Please see lidar for example of Lidar specific settings.
Sensor APIs
Each sensor-type has its own set of APIs currently. Please see lidar for example of Lidar specific APIs.


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Kate officially opened the building in Norfolk on Friday.
According to The Sun, the 37-year-old, who is the Royal Patron of East Anglia’s Children’s Hospices (EACH), appeared eager to meet with staff and patients at The Nook in Framingham Earl, after arriving by train just south of Norwich.
The charity’s care service includes specialist nursing care, short breaks, therapies and counselling and volunteer services in the family home.
Kate immediately bent down to meet three-year-old Stanley Harrold, who has the rare life-threatening chromosomal disorder Pallister Killian Syndrome.
The duchess beamed as she met the young boy — whose parents Stef Partington and Joe Harrold were also at the visit.
Mum Stef praised the children’s hospice, saying: “They have offered us support with music therapy. It is amazing as a family to do this, as it was the first time we saw Stan react to anything.”
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Kate looked stunning for the visit, wearing a £2700 (A$3966) Oscar de la Renta purple peplum dress paired with black tights.
It is the latest example of the Duchess’s relatable approach to fashion. She is a fan of sensibly rewearing her own garments, in this case, the dress which she wore in 2017 to a health writers’ conference.
Kate later met other young children at the hospice – complimenting one little girl’s hair.
She said: “I love your plaits.
“My little girl Charlotte loves plaits but her hair’s only this long so we have to do them at the top.”
She will unveil a plaque to officially open The Nook in Framingham Earl, about 10 kilometres south of Norwich.
The mum is the Royal Patron of EACH, which cares for children and young people with life-threatening conditions across Cambridgeshire, Essex, Norfolk and Suffolk and supports their families.
The charity said it had outgrown its former Norfolk hospice site in Quidenham.
Its new hospice was built following a five-year public appeal to raise £10 million (A$19 million) and it welcomed its first child to receive care in September this year.
The new building, which contains more areas for clinical care and dedicated therapy rooms, will allow EACH to meet the increased demand for its service and the ever-changing and more complex needs of those it cares for.
The duchess toured the facilities, including the hospice’s sensory room, and took part in arts and crafts activities with children.
She joined a reception before making a short speech and unveiling a plaque to mark the official opening of ‘The Nook’.
This story first appeared in The Sun and is republished with permission.


ApplicationWindow QML Type
Provides a top-level application window. More...
| Import Statement: | import QtQuick.Controls 1.4 |
| Since: | Qt 5.1 |
| Inherits: |
Properties
- contentItem : ContentItem
- menuBar : MenuBar
- statusBar : Item
- style : Component
- toolBar : Item
Detailed Description
ApplicationWindow is a Window that adds convenience for positioning items, such as MenuBar, ToolBar, and StatusBar in a platform independent manner.
ApplicationWindow { id: window visible: true menuBar: MenuBar { Menu { MenuItem {...} } Menu { MenuItem {...} } } toolBar: ToolBar { RowLayout { anchors.fill: parent ToolButton {...} } } TabView { id: myContent anchors.fill: parent ... } }
Note: By default, an ApplicationWindow is not visible.
The Qt Quick Controls - Gallery example is a good starting point to explore this type.
Property Documentation
This group holds the size constraints of the content item. This is the area between the ToolBar and the StatusBar. The ApplicationWindow will use this as input when calculating the effective size constraints of the actual window. It holds these 6 properties for describing the minimum, implicit and maximum sizes:
| Grouped property | Description |
|---|---|
| contentItem.minimumWidth | The minimum width of the content item. |
| contentItem.minimumHeight | The minimum height of the content item. |
| contentItem.implicitWidth | The implicit width of the content item. |
| contentItem.implicitHeight | The implicit height of the content item. |
| contentItem.maximumWidth | The maximum width of the content item. |
| contentItem.maximumHeight | The maximum height of the content item. |
statusBar : Item |
style : Component |
The style Component for the window.
See also Qt Quick Controls Styles QML Types.
toolBar : Item |


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Gastrique is caramelized sugar, deglazed with vinegar, used as a flavoring for sauces.<ref>Sarah Labensky, Alan Hause (1999) On Cooking 2nd ed., Prentice-Hall, New Jersey ISBN 0-13-862640-5</ref>
To this a little fond (browned bits or drippings from meats or vegetables, found on the bottom of a sauté or roasting pan via the Maillard reaction) or stock may be added. It is used to flavor sauces such as tomato sauce, savory fruit sauces, and other sweet and sour sauces such as the classic orange sauce for duck à l'orange.
Nowadays the term is frequently used to refer to any flavored sauce, e.g. citrus gastrique, mango gastrique.<ref>Top Chef</ref>
An agrodolce (sweet and sour) is a similar sauce found in Italian cuisine.
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A summary of some new news related to CUNY's and CSI's response to the COVID-19 pandemic. See https://csi-covid19.github.io for the archive.
To add/suggest news, please email John Verzani
The bulk of those hit with layoffs at CUNY teach our students. There is no word of slimming down the overstuffed, overpaid and frequently incompetent administration. Colleges created “schools” in the past decade, requiring deans, their assistant deans, their staffs, office space and equipment … to what end? The student body had not grown exponentially. The full-time faculty certainly had not grown but the ability of the presidents to run their institutions was so faulty (and their turnover so frequent) that they needed a phalanx of administrators to protect them from faculty and students.
I taught for 55 years, 47 of which were in CUNY and despair at the expensive incompetence, the ballooning of the central administration after Gov. Pataki and Mayor Giuliani meddled in management in the '90s, and the multiplication of managerial posts in a vain effort to repair the mess.
–Sandi E. Cooper Professor emerita of history Former chair, University Faculty Senate
7/14 email to Chapter Chair from Jay Arena:
Please send another faculty broadcast out with specific details about where to gather for our Staten Island action–425 Bay St, SI, Saturday, July 18, 11 AM in the body of the email (bold letters preferably) and attach our flyer.
If people are planning to attend, which we hope you will, please post to the list. I know some folks live in Brooklyn, and might want to go the BC organized caravan , but of course you are always welcome to make the trek over the Verrazzano-Narrows to join us.
NEW Guidance on Instructional Modalities and Course Scheduling for Fall 2020
There is much there, including:
The Flexible Grading Policy was approved by the Board of Trustees exclusively for the Spring 2020 semester in response to the sudden change in instructional modality and the disruption the COVID-19 pandemic has had on the lives of our students, faculty and staff. The policy has not been extended to future terms nor is there an expectation that it will be.
Per CUNY and PSC’s Memorandum of Agreement, regardless of the mode of instruction, at least once during each academic semester, non-tenured and non-certificated members of the teaching staff shall be observed for a full classroom period. One observation shall take place during any scheduled class, except as specified in Article 18.2 (b) 3 for classes conducted wholly or in part through online technology, during the first ten weeks of the semester. For additional details please refer to the Memorandum of Agreement (linked here).
Includes modifications to the original resolution on opening up.
The UFS Chair says about this: The suit that NYS AG James is filing in the Federal courts is one that CUNY and SUNY will be providing information/documentation for. Neither SUNY, as a state agency, nor CUNY, as a state supported entity [sic], are able to sue directly in this matter. Rather it is up to the NYS AG to do so, as she has.
7/14 Rutgers Union Response to claims of fiscal emergency Thanks to Saadia Toor
We urge you not to accept management’s scare tactics and anti-worker ploys. Read the new report from the AAUP-AFT University Budget and Priorities Committee for a critical analysis of management’s “emergency” claims and their budgets for the next year. Management is not coming clean about its finances. Rutgers has the money to pay the salaries its contracts oblige it to pay. The university needs to honor its promises instead of pretending it has to take back our wages to balance the budget.


To display a BLOB, just pass it to the src
attribute.
Chose a document:
You can also download the PDF file as a BLOB. For instance, the user can upload a file, and you can use the method
NgxExtendedPdfViewerService.getCurrentDocumentAsBlob()
to send the file to your server. Or the user
can fill a form embedded in the PDF file, and you can download the file containing the user's input.
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In rare cases, developers report they can't open the BLOB, but managed to open the same file as a Base64 file using
the attribute [base64Src]
.
You can use this code snippets to convert a BLOB to a Base64 file:


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typedef Q3_CALLBACK_API_C (void, TQ3ErrorMethod) (
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TQ3Error lastError,
TQ3Int32 userData
);
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- firstError
- The first error which has occurred since the last time the handler was invoked.
- lastError
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- userData
- The reference parameter passed to Q3Error_Register.
TQ3NoticeMethod |
typedef Q3_CALLBACK_API_C (void, TQ3NoticeMethod) (
TQ3Notice firstNotice,
TQ3Notice lastNotice,
TQ3Int32 userData
);
Error Manager notice callback.
- firstNotice
- The first notice which has occurred since the last time the handler was invoked.
- lastNotice
- The most recent notice which has occurred.
- userData
- The reference parameter passed to Q3Notice_Register.
TQ3WarningMethod |
typedef Q3_CALLBACK_API_C (void, TQ3WarningMethod) (
TQ3Warning firstWarning,
TQ3Warning lastWarning,
TQ3Int32 userData
);
Error Manager warning callback.
- firstWarning
- The first warning which has occurred since the last time the handler was invoked.
- lastWarning
- The most recent warning which has occurred.
- userData
- The reference parameter passed to Q3Warning_Register.
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I had recently purchased a whole slew of psychoactive chemicals, among them, several sheets of weaker LSD white-on-white blotter paper, a quarter ounce of psilocybin mushrooms grown in Oregon, and two grams of some straight Ketamine Chloride crystals (some of the best I’ve had ever, better than most festival quality K).
I am fairly experienced in the realm of psychedelics and anesthetics and spent most of the day hiking around Lake Champlain with some friends after we had eaten 5 hits of the blotter paper. We were moderately spun having good visuals and positive vibes. We started our trip around 3pm and finished our hike around 7pm. Upon returning to my abode, my friends and I cooked a delicious meal and had some psychedelic mushrooms for desert. After a couple hours and a couple beers we decided to blow a few bumps of our special K and take a walk around the town. We were thoroughly twisted at this point with pupils as wide as quarters. Feeling adventurous, my friends and I crashed a few parties and estranged some strangers.
At about 1am we took some more bumps in an alley, sketchy as could be, and began our stumble back home. When I returned my friend and I decided we wanted to watch an interesting movie and sink into the deep world known as a k-hole. We put on the kids film “Little Neemo in Slumberland”, which I recommend to psychonauts who enjoy a good cinematic psychedelic experience. It’s all about a little boy going about in Slumberland, this dream world with nightmare land and all… it’s becomes rather dark at some points and I liked the eeriness of it.
In my sloppy state, I made the mistake of dropping my small baggie with about ¾ of a gram of ketamine left in it… on my carpet and half it spilled out. Luckily I had just cleaned my apartment and vacuumed so I had a few choices: vacuum up the powder, scoop it up and salvage what I could, or just snort the whole pile. After contemplating my decisions for about 25 seconds, my friend told me he would go down the rabbit hole with me as I watched him finish his portion of his own quarter gram. Without hesitation I planted my face on the floor and filled my nose full of tranquillizer powder and prepared for an interesting ride. I was still tripping moderately on the mushrooms from earlier and having drank a few beers I knew that I had about 3 minutes to get comfortable and expect the unexpected…
The movie we had on the TV could not have been more perfect; it sort of guided my mind and kept me in a very strange k-hole. Having snorted an larger amount of pure crystal ketamine, I began to become very numb and unaware of my surroundings. I had lost all sense of ego and had no idea where I was or who I was. The couch I was sinking into began to float through some sort of space while I was having the hallucinations of communicating with alien beings. They were trying to integrate my spirit into two separate dimensions at the same time and I felt as if my mind was being dissected and I was in two worlds at once. This ripping feeling wasn't unpleasant, just very, very odd in general.
 This went on for quite some time until I began to return to a more aware state. I knew I was a human after about a half hour and I knew I was alive, but the room I was in was slanted at a 25 degree angle and when I got up to explore, each room of my apartment seemed to be a different world altogether. Each room was tilted in a different direction and wanted so pull me into it.
It was extremely difficult to move about, and the object I identified as a refrigerator seemed to have a rubber handle and appeared to stretch every time I tried to open it (my arms were too weak to open it). I wanted to find some water because my nose was clogged with crystals and I felt dehydrated and couldn’t stop shaking. I made my way into the bathroom and I thought I was in a hospital bathroom and shrugged it off, sucking water from the faucet. I came back into the living room and saw my friend sitting in his chair still, in awe of the experience he had himself.
I became more and more aware of my surroundings but was still supremely intoxicated. I felt as if I still had one eyeball and couldn’t focus on anything. I felt terrible and couldn’t compose myself to do anything but stand and stare blankly at the wall for another ten minutes.
After all was said and done it was about 5am and I had made my way into bed sleeping of another bended day in the mad world I sometimes like to live in. All in all it was an extraordinary experience by far the most twisted I’ve ever gotten from ketamine. I won’t touch it for a little while because a break is always good, but I’m sure I’ll be digging k-holes again someday soon.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


This function retrieve collocates for a word within the user-defined context window based on raw/unannotated corpus texts.
The function use vectorisation approach to determine the vector-position of the collocates in relation to the vector-position of the node-word in the corpus word-vector.
There is the argument of tokenise_corpus_to_sentence
(cf. below) that allows user to first split the input, raw corpus into character vector whose elements correspond to a sentence line.
colloc_default( corpus_path = NULL, corpus_list = NULL, pattern = NULL, window = "b", span = 3, word_split_regex = "([^a-zA-Z-]+|--)", case_insensitive = TRUE, to_lower_colloc = TRUE, tokenise_corpus_to_sentence = TRUE )
| corpus_path | character strings of (full) filepath for the corpus text files in |
|---|---|
| corpus_list | a named list object containing elements constituting a corpus text. The name of each element should correspond to the corpus file. There can be more than one element (hence more than one corpus text) within this list object. |
| pattern | regular expressions/exact patterns for the target pattern. |
| window | window-span direction of the collocates: |
| span | integer vector indicating the span of the collocate scope. |
| word_split_regex | user-defined regular expressions to tokenise the corpus.
The default is to split at non alphabetic characters but retain hypen "-" as to maintain reduplication, for instance.
The regex for this default setting is |
| case_insensitive | whether the search pattern ignores case (TRUE -- the default) or not (FALSE). |
| to_lower_colloc | whether to lowercase the retrieved collocates (TRUE -- default) or not (FALSE). |
| tokenise_corpus_to_sentence | whether to tokenise the input corpus by sentence so that the script can handle the collocates for not crossing sentence boundary.
The default is |
A list of three elements:
A tibble of all words in the corpus including the sentence number;
A tibble of all retrieved collocates, including their span position and sentence number;
Regular expression object of the search pattern.
if (FALSE) { # do the collocate search using "corpus_path" input-option df <- colloc_default(corpus_path = orti_bali_path, pattern = "^nuju$", window = "b", # focusing on both left and right context window span = 3) # retrieve 3 collocates to the left and right of the node }


Commencement 2016
Celebrate UCR's 62nd Commencement
Welcome to the official Web site for UC Riverside's 62nd Commencement to be held June 10–13, 2016.
If you are a student about to graduate, congratulations on your achievement – you have worked hard to get to this point of your life!
Making this day a memorable occasion for you and your proud family members and friends is very important to UC Riverside, and we've developed this Web site to provide you with information on the ceremonies, what to expect, where to go, and what to do. Additional details will be posted to this site as they become available, so please check back periodically.
Students who expect to graduate Fall 2015, Winter 2016 or Spring 2016 are eligible to participate in Commencement 2016. Graduation application deadlines and additional information can be found on the following web sites:
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College of Natural and Agricultural Sciences (CNAS)
School of Business Administration (SOBA)
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Specific eligibility information and application deadlines can be found on the Graduate Division website.
Teacher Credential Candidates
For specific eligibility information and application deadlines contact your Student Affairs Officer.


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The Department of Technology Promotion and Coordination
University of Computer Studies
Second Year (B.C.Sc)
Final Examination
Objet Oriented Analysis and Design (CS-206)
September, 2016
Zone III
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- Define stakeholders.(2 marks)
- Define aggregation. Give an example.(3 marks)
- What is an actor? Consider a University Information System and identify at least two different actors that interact with this system.(4 marks)
- List some of the most widely used requirements validation methods.(2 marks)
- For a University Information System, we decided to record the information of students. The following figure shows the class Student in that system. Which attribute or attributes should be rejected and why?(2 marks)
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- Categorize the following relationships into inheritance, aggregation or association.
- A file is an ordinary file or a directory file.
- Files contain records.
- A polygon is composed of an ordered set of points.
- A route connects two cities.
- Modems and keyboards are input/output devices.(5 marks)
- What does the term maintenance mean? Decide whether the following conditions would make software easy or difficult to maintain.
- If each module is self contained and independent.
- If the structure of the software is based on its functionality
- If each module is autonomous
- If a module is not cohesive
- If there is high visibility of data (4 marks)
- The mother wants her son to pull up his socks. To be trully object-oriented, which of the following should be done? Explain your choice.
- She must tell her son to pull up his socks.
- She must pull up her son's socks herself.
- The son should ask mother to pull up his socks
- All of the above are suitable(2 marks)
- Which of the following expressions should not be used in a requirements specification? Explain your reason.
- The system must be easy to use for the intended users.
- The system shall respond to queries in not more than 5 seconds.
- The searching time of the system should be as quick as possible.(2 marks)
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- Using class diagram, express that some prersons keep animals as pets.(2 marks)
- One way of avoiding messy class diagram is to choose names and labes that are short. If more explanation is needed, this can be provided in what?(1 marks)
- Consider an information modeling system for a schoold.School has one or more Departments. Department offers one or more subjects. A particular subject will be offered by only one department. Department has instructors and instructors can work for one or more departments. Instructors can be either permanet instructor or visiting instructor. Instructors can teach up to 3 subjects. The same subject can be taught by different instructors.
According to the problem description, reuraw the following class diagram so that it is correct and complete.(5 marks)
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- Prepare a class diagram for a graphical document editor that supposts grouping. Assume that a document consists of several sheets. Each sheet contains drawing objects, which can be text,geometrical objects. A drawing object can be a member of at most one group. Geometrical
objects include circles, ellipses, rectangles, lines, and squares,(10 marks)
- Fill in the blacks.(7 marks)
- Whole-Part Relationship is called _____________ relationship.
- CRC refers to _____________.
- _____________ means that the same operation may behave differently on different classes.
- A scenario represents one instance of a _________.
- The ___________ stae of system development should not consider the implementation technology.
- Good __________ skills are essential for requirement elicitation.
- UML stands for _________.
- The following table shows part of the list of an art gallery at a particular time. The list consists of a month, a year and many entries, each of which records customer's name, occupation and product details as shown in the table.But there are also customers with unknown occupation, Some custormrs bougt several procusts Write a data dictionar definitin for the list(6 marks)
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