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This dashboard is a tool to collect community opinions on the proper parameterization of the Token Engineering Commons. There are two sections of the dashboard, where you can parameterize three different segments of the initial TEC ecosystem. At the end of the dashboard, you can choose to submit your parameterization configuration to the TEC GitHub, where it auto-compile into a report that can be compared and contrasted among other parameterization submissions by the community. This tool is meant to inform the community about the decisions that go into launching the TEC (and other Commons), and foster discourse in the ethical design of community ecosystems.
The Hatch is the initialize phase that collects wxDai and mints TECH tokens for the TEC Hatch DAO, see the Hatch TL;DR for a general overview. Designing the Hatch includes a few important concepts like: the Impact Hours Slope and Maximum Impact Hour Rate, which will award TECH tokens to the Impact Hour token holders via the Cultural Build Tribute; the Membership Ratio that determines how the CSTK Score influences how much wxDai each member of the Trusted Seed can send to the Hatch; the Hatch Tribute that sets wxDai aside for advancing Token Engineering and choosing the Minimum, Maximum Goals as well as specifying your Target Goal that you are designing around. For a more complete understanding of each Parameter, see the Hatch Spec.
The TEC Hatch DAO is effectively a Moloch DAO deployed using the Aragon framework. Designing how the DAO will make decisions is pretty straight forward, the variables that may need a special note are: Minimum Quorum which only counts yes votes; Vote Proposal Buffer, which is a precautionary variable that ensures DAO members have time between votes to Rage Quit and the Rage Quit Period which is the time after a vote that a DAO member has to exit with their share of the Redeemable Pool before the vote is executed. For a more complete understanding of each Parameter, see the Hatch Spec.


11+ Bozeman Fall Leaf Cleanup UK. Fall leaf cleanup is essential in order to have a healthy lawn in the spring. A simple fall cleanup and tips!
There was about 8 trailer loads of leaves to haul away. Based on a recent survey (for john deere conducted by harris interactive) only 22% of americans know that fall is the best time to clean up leaves over spring. The following tips were provided to us from the folks at john deere.
Great fall leaf cleanup slogan ideas inc list of the top sayings, phrases, taglines & names with picture examples.
Elke dag worden duizenden nieuwe afbeeldingen van hoge kwaliteit toegevoegd. There was about 8 trailer loads of leaves to haul away. Only pay a deposit for delivery. Bagged leaves taken to the transfer station must be opened.


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Note: Colors will be random (different) every page refresh.
Hint: You should see a pattern here. These circles and triangles.
Note: Use for loop, make a function out of this 'semi-fractal' problem.
Note: The visible 'gaps' are normal. You don't have to fix this issue. Focus on the object generation and callback functions.


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User Story:
I can get the IP address, language, and operating system for my browser.
Usage:
https://timolawl-header-parser.herokuapp.com/api/whoami
Example Output:
{ "ipaddress": "<IP_ADDRESS>", "language": "en-US", "software": "Macintosh", "architecture": "x64" }


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To get the information from Tanium Threat Response, you will need to follow a certain flow of actions
to get what you want. First, you will need to run a search to find the computer that Threat Response can interact
with. To get that you can run the list computers
action to search through the computers that
are connected to Threat Response. You will get back the top 10 computers that match a search query, so being as
specific as possible would be better.
Once you find the computer that you want to collect information from, you need to create a connection using
the create connection
action, where the name returned from the list computers
is used.
Otherwise, the connection may take a while and fail. This action only sends the request to create the
connection and will not return the status of that connection.
You can then test to see if your connection was made by running get connection
. It will list
the status of all the current connections. An active status means you can run the other actions to
get information that you may need. Live connections will timeout and need to be recreated in those cases.
Connections to snapshots will stay open and should be closed after everything is completed.
You can get the list of all the snapshots by running the list snapshots
action. It will list all the
snapshots, i.e., the snapshot files that are uploaded manually and the snapshots that are captured through Tanium UI.
The list local snapshots
action lists only those snapshots which are captured through Tanium UI. Also,
the endpoint used in the list local snapshots
action will be deprecated in the future so we would suggest
you use the list snapshots
action instead of the list local snapshots
action.
To delete a snapshot, you can run the delete snapshot
action by providing the host and the
filename. The delete local snapshot
action does not work as per the expectation, as the status
of the deleted snapshot does not get reflected on the UI. Hence, we would suggest you use the delete
snapshot
action instead of the delete local snapshot
action.


Tutorials
Lesson 1: Getting Started - Installing
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Lesson 2: Injecting an Agent
Lesson 3: Obtaining Sensor Data
Lesson 4: Using the Local Tuplespace
Lesson 5: Performing Remote Tuplespace Operations
Lesson 6: Migrating an Agent Across a Multi-hop
Network
Lesson 7: Accessing the Basestation Node's Tuplespace
from the Laptop
Lesson 8: Interacting with an Agilla Network Remotely via RMI
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Set minValue=0, maxValue=10000, step=1:
Set minValue=10, maxValue=100, step=5:
Try to input value not in range (10, 100), you can see it is not allowed.


Format: SetPoint FramePoint-Own, FrameName , FramePoint-FrameName, xOffset , yOffset,
Example: SetPoint LEFT, "UpperButtonBarAlliesButton", RIGHT, 0, 0,
Example: SetPoint TOPLEFT, "InfoPanelIconAllyWoodIcon", BOTTOMLEFT, 0.0, 0.0,
Purpose: Pos the frame with its own FramePoint to FramePoint-FrameName with xOffset and yOffset (+x is right +y is up). When the Frame is created "call" BlzFrameSetPoint(self, FramePoint-Own, BlzGetFrameByName(FrameName, 0), FramePoint-FrameName, x, y).
With UseActiveContext, use CreationContext inside BlzGetFrameByName instead of 0.
The targeted Frame needs to be created before the current Frame. It can be a brother but then needs to be above (lineNr).
Used in: EveryWhere


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sale | count | Aug 6, 2021 4:39 PM |
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| Banana Kunnam (yellaki) | 100081 |
sale | 0100081 | weight | Aug 6, 2021 4:39 PM |
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| biiki 5g | 123445800 |
sale | count | Jul 25, 2021 6:17 PM |
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| Pumpkin | 2017 |
sale | weight | Jun 23, 2020 1:13 PM |
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Notes and things to be done.
Table of Contents
1 Best practices document.
Produce a best practices document which outlines what I know about how
to use the CHAINS
system so far.
Include things such as
- A global
designs.lisp
file that contains all experiment designs. - Each design should begin with a separate package. This avoids being tempted to over design. Experience shows that it is highly likely for two tasks to have the same name, but have different operations.
2 Composition of task input functions
One of the problems with the CHAINS
system is that it is not
possible to easily do something like the following.
(define-task-input image-pathnames) (define-task-input images) (define-task-input-function image-pathnames task ((task select-subject)) ;; Some code that produces image pathnames. ) (define-task-input-function images task ((task select-subject)) (mapcar #'load-images (image-pathnames)))
It needs to be investigated whether this is a good idea. Perhaps it could also be written as
(defgeneric image-pathnames (task)) (defgeneric images (task)) (images (task-value (contains-task-p 'select-subject chain)))
There is an argument for making task inputs functions themselves as it would make it easier to implement result produce functions. For example
(defun output-results (directory chain area) (let* ((images (images chain area))) (save-images-to-directory directory images)))
An upshot of this is the simplification of the
DEFINE-OPERATION
. Consider an example of DEFINE-OPERATION
using
the chains system as currently defined.
(define-operation (task compute-task) ((images images))
(compute-stuff images))
If task input functions were functions themselves. It would no longer be required to specify the task inputs to the operation. i.e.
(define-operation (task compute-task)
(compute-stuff (images)))
Further more, the DEFINE-OPERATION
macro could be removed entirely.
(defmethod perform-operation ((task compute-task)) (compute-stuff (images)))
The prototypes for the task input functions would be as follows.
(defun images (&optional current-task performed-tasks area))
The above is contrary to the example involving the implementation of result producing functions. An alternative would be
(defun images (&optional chain area))
where it is implied that the last task in the chain is the target task
and the other tasks are the performed tasks. The later seems more
inline with the result use case. When CHAIN
and AREA
are nil, they
can be assigned the values of the *CHAIN*
and *AREA*
variables.
3 Iterative execution parameters.
Repeatedly executing the same operation with different execution parameters is occurring more frequently than anticipated. Consider adding support for it as a another package.
4 Destructuring chains
Add a macro WITH-TASKS
which establishes lexical bindings
for particular tasks in the chain.
(let ((chain (list (make-instance 'task-1) (make-instance 'task-2) (make-instance 'task-3)))) (with-tasks ((task-1 'task-1) (task-3 'task-3)) chain (print task-1) (print task-3)))
5 Interrupting PARALLEL-PERFORM
Sending an interrupt during CHAINS.PEE:PARALLEL-PERFORM does not kill the threads/processes that are executing the tasks.
The code does not catch any conditions that are signalled whilst the following is code from PARALLEL-PERFORM is being executed.
(map nil #'bordeaux-threads:join-thread (processes queue))
6 Evaluating task inputs for a given chain outside of PERFORM.
The ability to compute the task input for a given chain is particularly useful for computing results. No such function exists in chains at present.
7 Queries
Consider the following two sequences of chains.
(let ((chains-1 (list (list task-1 task-2 task-3 task-4) ...))
(chains-2 (list (list task-1 task-2 task-3 OTHER task-4) ..)))
)
It is common to treat the output of task-4 to be of interest, but grouped according the other tasks as being equal. i.e.
(let ((groups (chains:group-chains chains-1 '(and (= task-1) (= task-2) (= task-3)))))
...)
The grouping expression passed to CHAINS:GROUP-CHAINS
would need to
change for the second chain above.
(let ((groups (chains:group-chains chains-2 '(and (= task-1) (= task-2) (= task-3) (= other)))))
...)
Consider adding a BEFORE-TASK
sort expression such that:
(let ((groups (chains:group-chains chains-1 '(= (before-task other)))))
...)
It is probably worth consider providing the ability to extend the
language of the expressions supported by GROUP-CHAINS
.


This page guesses the country that is primarily responsible for the information on a web page using a geoprovenance inference algorithm introduced in:
Shilad Sen, Heather Ford, Dave Musicant, Mark Graham, Oliver Keyes, and Brent Hecht. 2015. Barriers to the Localness of Volunteered Geographic Information. Proceedings of CHI 2015. New York: ACM Press.
Given a URL, the overall algorithm (to the right of the map), combines six different methods and achieves 91% accuracy. Details can be found in our paper, and reference implementations in Python and Javascript are available in our GitHub Repo. Note that this page shows a simplified algorithm with lower accuracy than the version in our paper.
Enter a URL below or click a suggested URL to see our algorithm in action.
Combines the six other methods shown on this page.
Detects the language of a webpage and looks up the countries most likely to speak it.
Performs a WhoIs query to obtain the contact address associated with the web domain.
Represents the overall likelihood of a country to produce sources.
Looks up the headquarters country for organizations present in Wikidata.
Identifies the country associated with URLs top-level-domains (TLDs) such as .uk, .de, and .cn.
Geocodes the web server's IP address.


In this blog post we will cover the installation of a Kubernetes Cluster over 3 virtual machines spawned using Virtualbox and Vagrant.
This can be also useful to install Kubernetes over Bare Metal server or any other form of Virtual Machines as well.
Assumptions
- Runing on Ubuntu 20.04 or Windows 10 or later
- If running on Windows 10, disable Hyper-V
- Vagrant and Virtualbox are already installed.
- We have 3 Centos 7 virtual machines running.
Pre-requisites
There are a set of pre-requisites before we go ahead and start our Kubernetes Installation. Please follow the below steps for completing the pre-requisites.
- Set the host-names for all 3 machines with the below commands. These hostnames help in node identification and DNS resolutions.
sudo hostnamectl set-hostname kubem sudo hostnamectl set-hostname worker1 sudo hostnamectl set-hostname worker2
- Disable selinux
To avoid the complexities to adding firewall rules, we disable the selinux.
set selinux 0
or, edit the file /etc/sysconfig/selinux to permanently disable selinux
sudo sed -i s/^SELINUX=.*$/SELINUX=disabled/ /etc/selinux/config
- Disable swap memory - Kubernetes does not goes well with Swap, because memory swapping is allowed to occur on a host system, and idea of kubernetes is to tightly pack instances to as close to 100% utilized as possible. Hence if the scheduler sends a pod to a machine it should never use swap at all otherwise it can lead to performance and stability issues within Kubernetes.
swapoff -a
or
sudo sed -i '/ swap / s/^\(.*\)$/#\1/g' /etc/fstab
- Set net bridge for proper traffic routing
cat <<EOF > /etc/sysctl.d/k8s.conf net.bridge.bridge-nf-call-ip6tables = 1 net.bridge.bridge-nf-call-iptables = 1 EOF
- Reload sysctl
sysctl --system
- Set DNS entries in /etc/hosts - Allows local DNS resolution to speed up things.
<IP_ADDRESS> kubem <IP_ADDRESS> worker1 <IP_ADDRESS> worker2
Docker Installation
Now the pre-requisites are done, let’s go ahead and install docker
- Add the Docker Repository
yum-config-manager --add-repo https://download.docker.com/linux/centos/docker-ce.repo
- Update the apt repository
yum update -y
- Install Docker along with it’s dependencies
yum install -y yum-utils device-mapper-persistent-data lvm2 docker -y
- Use systemctl utility to configure the docker service and verify the status
sudo systemctl enable docker sudo systemctl start docker
- Verify Docker service status and version
sudo systemctl status docker docker version docker info
Installing kubelet, kubeadm, kubectl
- Add Kubernetes Repository
cat <<EOF > /etc/yum.repos.d/kubernetes.repo [kubernetes] name=Kubernetes baseurl=https://packages.cloud.google.com/yum/repos/kubernetes-el7-x86_64 enabled=1 gpgcheck=1 repo_gpgcheck=1 gpgkey=https://packages.cloud.google.com/yum/doc/yum-key.gpg https://packages.cloud.google.com/yum/doc/rpm-package-key.gpg EOF
- Install Kubernetes Utilities - kubeadm, kubectl and kubelet
yum install -y kubelet kubeadm kubectl
- Using systemctl enable and start the kubelet service
sudo systemctl enable kubelet sudo systemctl start kubelet
- Initialize the kubernetes cluster
kubeadm init --apiserver-advertise-address=<IP_ADDRESS> --pod-network-cidr=<IP_ADDRESS>/16 --service-cidr=<IP_ADDRESS>/12
Copy the joining token command and we will run the joining token on the worker1 and worker2.
- Exit out of root user and become any non-root user and execute the below steps
mkdir -p $HOME/.kube sudo cp -i /etc/kubernetes/admin.conf $HOME/.kube/config sudo chown $(id -u):$(id -g) $HOME/.kube/config
- Verify kubectl commands
kubectl get nodes
- Creating the CNI and Dashboard
kubectl apply -f https://raw.githubusercontent.com/coreos/flannel/master/Documentation/kube-flannel.yml
- Verify if all the nodes have become ready in a few minutes
kubectl get nodes
- Deploy the Kubernetes Dashboard
kubectl create -f https://raw.githubusercontent.com/kubernetes/dashboard/master/aio/deploy/recommended/kubernetes-dashboard.yaml
- Patch the kubernetes-dashboard service from ClusterIP to NodePort
kubectl -n kubernetes-dashboard patch svc kubernetes-dashboard --type='json' -p '[{"op":"replace","path":"/spec/type","value":"NodePort"}]'
- Get the secret toekn to login to the kubernetes dashboard
kubectl -n kube-system get secret kubectl -n kube-system describe secret namespace-contoller-token-xyxyx
Now use this token to login to the cluster https://Node IP:NodePORT
- Verify our kubernetes cluster
kubectl get nodes
- Run some workloads and see if the pods are getting provisioned
kubectl create deployment nginx --image nginx --replicas 4 --port 80
- Verify if the pods have been created or not
kubectl get pods -o wide


Such qualification is unnecessary and can be removed because statically imported members can be accessed directly by member name.
Example:
import static foo.Test.WIDTH;
class Bar {
void bar() {
System.out.println(Test.WIDTH);
}
}
After the quick-fix is applied:
import static foo.Test.WIDTH;
class Bar {
void bar() {
System.out.println(WIDTH);
}
}


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Fitted kitchen with wall and base cupboards, integrated Bosch electric hob and oven, cooker hood, lamona inset sink and drainer, mosaic style splash back tiling, integrated Bosch washing machine and dishwasher, integrated Bosch fridge freezer and power sockets.
Bedroom one 10' 08" x 10' 04" (3.25m x 3.15m) UPVC double glazed window to the front, television connection point, power sockets and under floor heating.
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This may be my last report for the plugin. After 150 commits and a bit over 30KB of written PHP code, the Google Summer of Code proposal Support for CC licenses in Wordpress is finally finished, though the final product is remarkably different from the original suggestion. As time went by fast in the last few days before the deadline, I successfully managed to fix the three remaining issues mentioned before; namely an IE bug, adding license information to the media manager overview table (screenshot) and having a proper README (written in Markdown).
However, one thing still did not work quite right: Embedding. A security restriction called the same origin policy prevents audio and video (but not images, as they came before the SOP) from one site to be included on another, unless a special HTTP header is sent. As Jonas Sicking puts it in an explanatory email (via):
Requiring that sites add 'Access-Control-Allow-Origin:*' simply is
a way for us to know that "this is a public resource that other sites
can embed".
In addition to the above issue, other things should be taken care of server-side to ensure media playback works as intended:
- The X-Content-Duration header should tell the browser how long a media file is, in seconds. If it is not given, Browsers will have to figure out the duration by themselves, by seeking to the end of the file.
- gzip/deflate compression must not be used — if it is employed, Firefox will be unable to fast-forward, and Chrome will not play the given file at all.
- HTTP 1.1 byte range requests must be served correctly; otherwise there can be no seeking unless the relevant part of the file is already downloaded.
For many of these cases, if a server does not already handle them, only a few lines in the .htaccess file would need to be changed. But, as the plugin should also accommodate users who may not have the option, technical skill or time to edit their web server configuration, everything mentioned above needs to happen automagically. This has led me to writing a small web server and bundling it with the plugin.
Technical issues aside, participating in the Google Summer of Code was an interesting and unique experience that certainly made me grow in confidence regarding my abilities. I also learned to value how much work can go into a relatively small piece of code to create a sufficiently polished product. Finally, the plugin in its current incarnation was made possible only through assistance of the following people, whom I wish to thank:
- Matthias wetterfrosch Mehldau for a blog post regarding markup for creative-commons-licensed content
- Julia zeitrafferin Seeliger for a related article, the inspiring moment for me
- Johnny Häusler for a screenshot of the Spreeblick plugin interfaces
- Michelle Thorne for connecting me with a metadata expert
- Nathan Yergler for advising me on RDFa
- Nathan Kinkade for mentoring me over the course of the Google Summer of Code, continually suggesting code improvements and standing by to patiently explain issues until I got the point
- Moritz Metz for advising me to take non-standard Wordpress directory names and post thumbnails into account
- Markus Beckedahl for suggesting the embed functionality
- Bernd Holzmüller for testing performance and explaining how to avoid memory leaks
What will follow now is user testing, hopefully yielding some real world experience and small improvements so a more polished version of the plugin can be packaged and released through the Wordpress.org plugin directory. If, in the future, the plugin's functionality is extended notably, I may write another blog post — for now, however, I'm done. [ IE]: Internet Explorer [ SOP]: Same Origin Policy


| 005:103 Khan | : |
Allah has not instituted things like Bahirah (a she-camel whose milk was spared for the idols and nobody was allowed to milk it) or a Sa'ibah (a she-camel let loose for free pasture for their false gods, e.g. idols, etc., and nothing was allowed to be carried on it), or a Wasilah (a she-camel set free for idols because it has given birth to a she-camel at its first delivery and then again gives birth to a she-camel at its second delivery) or a Ham (a stallion-camel freed from work for their idols, after it had finished a number of copulations assigned for it, all these animals were liberated in honour of idols as practised by pagan Arabs in the pre-Islamic period). But those who disbelieve invent lies against Allah, and most of them have no understanding. |
| 005:103 Maulana | : |
Allah has not ordained a bahirah or a sa'ibah or a wasilah or a hami, but those who disbelieve fabricate a lie against Allah. And most of them understand not. |
| 005:103 Pickthal | : |
Allah hath not appointed anything in the nature of a Bahirah or a Sa'ibah or a Wasilah or a Hami, but those who disbelieve invent a lie against Allah. Most of them have no sense. |
| 005:103 Rashad | : |
GOD did not prohibit livestock that begets certain combinations of males and females, nor livestock liberated by an oath, nor the one that begets two males in a row, nor the bull that fathers ten. It is the disbelievers who invented such lies about GOD. Most of them do not understand. |
| 005:103 Sarwar | : |
God has not instituted the rites of Bahirah, Sa'ibah, Wasilah, nor of Hami (names of certain animals that the pagans would offer as sacrifice). It is the pagans who have attributed falsehood to God. Many of them have no understanding. |
| 005:103 Shakir | : |
Allah has not ordained (the making of) a bahirah or a saibah or a wasilah or a hami but those who disbelieve fabricate a lie against Allah, and most of them do not understand. |
| 005:103 Sherali | : |
ALLAH has not ordained any 'Bahira' or 'Sa'ibah' or Wasilah' or 'Hami' but those who disbelieve forge a lie against ALLAH, and most of them do not make use of their understanding. |
| 005:103 Yusufali | : |
It was not Allah who instituted (superstitions like those of) a slit-ear she-camel, or a she-camel let loose for free pasture, or idol sacrifices for twin-births in animals, or stallion-camels freed from work: It is blasphemers who invent a lie against Allah; but most of them lack wisdom. |
Concepts/Themes Covered: القرآن الكريم > تغييرهم حكم القرآن The Holy Quran> Changing the Quran Rules العمل > العمل الصالح > العمل المفضي إلى النجاح Action(Work)> The Good Deeds>Achtion which Leads to Success الإنسان والعلاقات الأخلاقية > الأخلاق الذميمة > الافتراء على الله ورسوله Man and The Moral Relations>The Dispraised Morals>Fabrication Against Allah and His Messenger العلوم والفنون > الحث على التفكر و إستخدام العقل Science and Art> Urging to Think and Use the Mind
This tool uses eight English parallel translations for the Holy Quran imported from Mr. Clay Smith. You can also visit Qurany Concepts for browsing the Quran themes or topics. If you want to search the Holy Quran for keywords, please visit Qurany Keywords.


Download the application to your Mobile depending on your platform by clicking the following links.
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iOS,
Windows Phone,
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Nokia -X,
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Once you open the installed application, you will be in the “Home” tab/screen by default and it looks as below.
Navigate to the “settings” tab at the bottom of the application
as shown in the figure below.
Click “login” button.
Note: Logging in is not mandatory, but for the purpose of this user study, please use the login option.
You will be prompted to use Gmail login. Login using the following credentials:
username: netradar.india
password : NammaBengaluru
Please do not change the username or password in any case.
To enable passive mode in the “settings” tab, set the radio button to fixed interval.
In the dropdown, select ‘Every 15 minutes’ if you are travelling as shown in the figure below.
Note 1 (Very important): Make sure your WiFi is off/not in use and your GPS is on when
you perform measurements for the purpose of this user study.
Note 2 : Please switch off the background measurement
option if you know that you will not be travelling. (i.e if you know that
you will not move much in the immediate future to save data and switch it back on when you move around)
Carry on with your work and the App will take care of the Measurements :)
Please make sure to wear the helmet if you are travelling by bike and to wear seat belt if you are travelling by car.
DO NOT USE YOUR MOBILE PHONE if you are riding or driving.


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SDLXX
1.0.0
Modern C++17 wrapper for SDL
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Class that represents a color. More...
#include <Color.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| Color () | |
| Construct a black opaque color. More... | |
| Color (uint32_t color) | |
| Construct a color from its hexadecimal ARGB value. More... | |
| Color (uint8_t r, uint8_t g, uint8_t b, uint8_t a=255) | |
| Construct a color from its RGBA values. More... | |
Public Attributes | |
| uint8_t | r |
| Red component (0 is none, 255 is full) More... | |
| uint8_t | g |
| Green component (0 is none, 255 is full) More... | |
| uint8_t | b |
| Blue component (0 is none, 255 is full) More... | |
| uint8_t | a |
| Alpha component (0 is transparent, 255 is opaque) More... | |
Static Public Attributes | |
| static Color | black |
| Black color. More... | |
| static Color | red |
| Red color. More... | |
| static Color | green |
| Green color. More... | |
| static Color | yellow |
| Yellow color. More... | |
| static Color | blue |
| Blue color. More... | |
| static Color | magenta |
| Magenta color. More... | |
| static Color | cyan |
| Cyan color. More... | |
| static Color | white |
| White color. More... | |
Class that represents a color.
| sdlxx::core::Color::Color | ( | ) |
Construct a black opaque color.
| sdlxx::core::Color::Color | ( | uint32_t | color | ) |
Construct a color from its hexadecimal ARGB value.
Examples:
Color(0xFF00FF) should give you a bright pink Color(0x0000FF) should give you full blue Color(0xC0FFEE) I don't know what it is but it has a nice name
| color | hexadecimal ARGB value of a color |
| sdlxx::core::Color::Color | ( | uint8_t | r, |
| uint8_t | g, | ||
| uint8_t | b, | ||
| uint8_t | a = 255 |
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Construct a color from its RGBA values.
| r | Red component |
| g | Green component |
| b | Blue component |
| a | Alpha component |
| uint8_t sdlxx::core::Color::a |
Alpha component (0 is transparent, 255 is opaque)
| uint8_t sdlxx::core::Color::b |
Blue component (0 is none, 255 is full)
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Black color.
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Blue color.
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Cyan color.
| uint8_t sdlxx::core::Color::g |
Green component (0 is none, 255 is full)
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Green color.
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Magenta color.
| uint8_t sdlxx::core::Color::r |
Red component (0 is none, 255 is full)
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Red color.
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White color.
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Yellow color.


Rue de Soignies, Bruxelles
This text was written during the last days of my first arboreal experience, in Brussels in May 2019. It was first read in June 2019 at KABK, the school where I study in The Hague. Forced to limit myself to a twenty-minute format, I had to skip anything anecdotal in order to get to the essential.
I spent one month in the tree on the rue de Soignies. Initially, just an abstract idea. To stay in a tree. To im-plant. To stop running. A nostalgic impulse: to climb trees. A primitive joy. Breathe.
To be present. Available, for meetings, exchanges. Over time, with the local residents, with the tree, with myself. Become a static force, place of focus and gathering. The tree as mentor.
Like the Baron, a refusal, to stay where I am expected, to grow up according to rules that are imposed on me. It all starts from a crisis. Globalisation, normalisation, consumerism, the cult of money, productivity and work, family, social and cultural pressure: all this far from me, for a moment.
Like Thoreau and his cabin, a healthy distance from society. A hermitage to approach reality not by knowledge systems or metaphysical constructions but simply by a vicinity. An offset attitude, while playing with this paradox: I’m here, right nearby. Privileged.
Also inspired by Christo and Jeanne-Claude, to fight for an idea, a poetic image, however futile and fleeting it may be. By Francis Alÿs, to build a mode of existence that is not imposed by modernity or globalisation; to introduce a fable into the local history of a place. By Tino Sehgal, to refuse the fetishism of the object, choose oral transmission. By Tehching Hsieh, explore time in a different way. Spend time. To live.
Choose my prison. In the street, public space, normative space, but also a place of discussion, questioning, sharing, construction and deconstruction. Between prison and agora. The tree: interface between earth and sky, my character, a symbolic messenger, drawing from his branch the map of human perspectives projected upwards as if in a planetarium.
My first attempts: here and there, a small climb, a few encounters. Oak, fir, ash, chestnut. Literary claims, preliminary excitement. I have to find the right tree.
And then, my arrival in the neighborhood, by chance. The first look: wow, it’s big! I am intimidated by his presence, but also attracted at the same time. The first contact: just a caress, not yet knowing how to go about it, how to approach it; and there I stand, looking at it.
Then, the first leg up, the children’s laughter on the balcony. The passers-by. I greet the grocer’s wife on his phone, she’s in Pakistan. Smiles. Encouragements.
The tree. Its emaciated branches that do not reveal the ceiling of leaves that will hide me from the sun and shelter me from the rain throughout the month of May. The branch, where I feel good. Its extension where I can stretch my legs. Close to the street, but perched: the ideal position. First hours, present.
The neighborhood. A clumsy urban layout, a public space that is biscornu, bizarre, lively. Interactions, crossovers. A working class district, in the city center, a few steps from the tourists. The tree, placed on a border. Interstice. Around it, new buildings, new arrivals. The two social housing towers, a few meters from the tree, whose future is uncertain. Anxiety and apprehension, affective charge. The history of the neighborhood.
And quickly, very quickly, disciplinary power: I am taken down from my tree. It is forbidden. Privilege, again.  A few phone calls. The right contact, the right formula, a file to build: I am in easy territory, the procedure is launched. We are at the beginning of March.
Difficulties nonetheless. Obligations, commitments that deviate, take me away from my goal: it’s not that easy to sit in a tree. Concerns of the body. The cold. The pains. I decide on a time frame: two weeks, at the beginning of May.
Enters Brussels’ administrative hydra. I dive into the interconnected operation of entities such as the police, the green spaces, event and culture departments, the college of city councillors, the mayor’s office… The bureaucratic apparatus of the city suddenly reveals its true face: a set of human beings, sensitive singularities claiming to be a whole to apply the strict rules of the city in an absurd, almost baroque ballet. In the middle of all this: a guy who wants to climb a tree. Alliance games, support and reluctance. Politics. I use my charms, adapt myself to the language of my interlocutors. I slip into a gap.
The date I had set is approaching. My administrative quest is still hazy. Delays, conflicting informations. Stress. Caught up in other things, I let it drag on. And then it’s tomorrow: still no authorization. We’ll see: adventure is what I wanted.
On the morning of Monday, April 29th, I wake up tired. The weather is not as mild as I thought it would be, I’m a little sick. I would give up.  I climb up. It has come back to life since last time and has covered itself with foliage. I’m glad to see him again. However, he is not the only one that has changed: the neighborhood has also undergone some transformations. I pull out my notebook and start writing.
9h50 a.m.
Finally, here I am at the top of my tree. Invisible from the high branches, I observe the street below. Once again, I am forced to work in the shadows.
10h02 a.m.
The construction work that started right next door predicts two weeks of continuous noise. The leaves that protect me from the gaze of the law also cut me off from the relationship with the street that I so much appreciated. Large, half-opened garbage dumpsters just below the tree finish drawing the disappointing scenery I am facing. At the same time, it feels good to be back. Patience, let’s see how things go.
10h34 a.m.
It’s cold, my legs hurt, I feel like a spy.
The first few hours are difficult. I am afraid of being expelled and that my project will end before it has even begun. The noise of the bulldozers and the parade of trucks from the construction site, the presence of a GSM antenna a few meters above my head, humidity and the very relative ergonomics of my seating: all this makes me doubt the fact that I can leave unscathed by a prolonged presence. I’m considering relocating to a forest. Escape.
Gradually, I come back to my senses. I am taming my new living space: my universe stops with my field of vision. I also curl up on my body, on my primary needs: hunger, thirst, cold, safety.
Trust comes back. I’m bored: that’s a good sign. I remember why I’m here: simply, to be here. Rare sentiment, I feel focused and determined. Paradoxically, free: confined certainly, in my vegetal jail, but from a choice that is specific to me. The illusion of mastering my existence, of detaching myself a little from society and its norms. Escape, again. Refuge.
Tuesday, May 7th, 10:42 a.m.
Actually, this is the first time in my life that I get up every morning to work on something that makes sense to me; and even if I take my time, that I do it at my own pace, there is something going on.
Comfort. My equipment gets richer over time, mainly gleaned at random or offered by my few accomplices: cushions, blanket, rope, umbrella, a chair for the guests. It’s life: meals, storms, birds singing. Habits are taking hold. Routines. The visits. And the rest of the time: to be there.
Tuesday, April 30th, 11:42 a.m.
The routine sets in. Despite the painful omnipresence of the construction works, I am getting used to the idea of being stuck here. I move around the tree according to my whims.
My presence in the neighborhood is revealing itself gently, organically. Word of mouth. I am asked questions: I remain vague, give different answers. Blur the tracks. The children want to know how I climb the tree: I tell a whole bunch of stories that are scattered, distorted and amplified. Sometimes I hear these stories coming back to the foot of the tree, transformed. Curiously also, I am not recognized as soon as I get down to earth: as if the tree was my superhero costume.
A funny character. I receive a whole series of nicknames: Robin Hood, of course, but also Tarzan, Spiderman, the artist, the philosopher, the poet, the bird, the raven (from the fable), the alien, the hide-and-seeker. I let myself go into funky costumes, more and more colorful as I allow myself to be seen. I give less importance to the finesse of my outfits. Discards myself from some of the superficial concerns of my earthly existence. Freedooooom.
One wonders what I’m doing here. If I play a double game. If I sleep in the tree. Around the football field on the other side of the towers, rumors spread. I feed the mystery. Fantasies. Facing my presence, some are moved. Others disturbed. Worried. Touched. Dreamy. Everyone arrive with their own eyes on me, the visitor, the intruder. Anyway, a strange bird. And precisely this opportunity: to be the new actor. A role to be built. Outside the boxes.
Sometimes I would like to remove my face: not only male but also very white, same color as the surveillance camera on the opposite wall with whom I share an overhanging, dominating position. Image of the oppressor. Some try to guess: bourgeois or not bourgeois? I’m talking about theater, that’s not a good sign. I am gauged on the brand of my phone, asked what’s in my bag.  Sometimes, the distance from my branch allows me to keep the conversation in a laughing tone, where I would probably have had more trouble if we were face-to-face. Confidence.
And then people get used to me. My status evolves: from potential cop, pervert, burglar, vagabond or simple weirdo, I become a loyal member of the neighborhood, a street mate, a confidant. My lack of recording device or institutional label give me an approachable air. Simply, available.
The street.  Very quickly, one observation: a male territory. Among children, I talk all day with boys, but will have to wait for two weeks before being approached by girls. It’s the same for adults. Sometimes mothers are afraid: one of them yells at me while I’ve taken a little trip to the heights. Stress shot. I put a word on the tree that vaguely reveals my intentions and reassures on my ability not to fall from the tree.
Friday, May 3rd 1:15 p.m.
The garbage men have just passed by, leaving the five dumpsters from the tower empty.
Same day, 2:55 p.m.
A man peed just below my tree, in the gutter.
Daytime. Apart from street workers, territory of children, elders. Adults are at work, it is an opportunity to meet the others, the fragiles, the neglected. Robin Hood, interlocutor of the weak. I am told about the living conditions in the tower, which has not been renovated since it was built in 1958. Single glazing, promiscuity, bugs. It will be demolished in two years: among those who lived in the neighboring tower, currently being renovated, some were rehoused to even harsher conditions. People denounce the social housing system. The word ghetto is pronounced.
I observe the patriarchal values of the elderly. The incipient homophobia among children, the central place of racism in their psyche and in the discourse of the elders. Sexism. The upcoming elections are also giving way to heated political debates around the tree: antisemitism and hate speech are intertwined with concerns about taxes and immigration. I observe the fear of the police, of exclusion. Several generations of pain and oppression feeling, the traces of colonialism, anchored. I also observe those who do not speak, whose bodies are discreet, invisible. And only guess the ones I don’t see.
Besides that: joy. The games with the children. The jokes of the teenagers, who share their dreams and hopes with me. The support of the elders, their gestures when they don’t speak French. The regulars, who come to see me every day. Perched stories, memories, horizons. And all those, curious to know what will happen next: I promise to display news on the tree. Quickly, the desire to do something here: I meet with local associations, the community centre. To be continued.
Transformations. My body gets used to my new environment, exerts resistance too. The construction works wear me out, I’m seen climbing with my anti-noise helmet. Barefoot when the weather is nice again. My back hurts.
Monday, April 29th 3.30 p.m.
I have the impression that I can better feel my surroundings: the orientation of the wind, the temperature variations.
My mind is also evolving: I feel calmer. The physical distance that separates me from the ground also serves as a rampart: my stress, that of social pressure, evaporates when I am in the air. Progressively, my complicity with the tree, our natural connection. My friends the birds. And at the end of my day, that funny feeling when I return to society and reintegrate myself into the flow.
Sunday, May 5th, 6:55 p.m.
Strange feeling to be back in the subway. People are alone, they seem closed to me, cold. Malaise. At the Gare du Midi a man activates the alarm on the gates to get out of the station, and I realize that these gates and their alarm are not there to prevent the circulation of the less privileged, but simply to accentuate their discomfort, to make their world a little more strident and distressing. Alienation.
The last few days. Apprehension. This text that I have to write and disturbs my concentration, the purity of my presence: once again, production logic, I think about the deadline, the follow-ups. All this weakens my attention: somehow I’m already gone. Escaping. Tired, I reduce my hours. I can’t get away.
Sunday, May 19th 3:33 p.m.
I’m anticipating the end of this period of work: I suddenly realize how much I am attached to the tree. I want to give him a hug.
The end. A success: simply, my presence. That the kids observed someone stay in a tree for a month doing nothing, the questions they asked themselves: a self-sufficient achievement. The importance for me that there is no name: a rumor more than a project. The beginning of a journey.
Friday, May 24th 1:25 p.m.
Two boys look at me, and one of them asks me, “What are you doing here? » Before I can answer, his friend pulls him toward him and says to me: “Don’t worry, I’ll explain!”
Conclusion. I arrived there, naive, with my illusions, my clumsiness. Humbly, I hope. What do I get out of it? Stories, a lot. Some leads. Responsibilities too. A conviction, consolidated: that the de-colonization and de-patriarchization of our societies are the major challenges to the questioning of capitalism. A desire: to put my experience of reality in perspective with the knowledge I build and deconstruct for myself.
For Aristotle, being part of the public sphere means having time to worry about the problems of society. This therefore only concerns the wealthiest citizens, those who do not have to work for their survival. Today, I am aware of my privilege to be able to step back and try to understand, to grasp the world as a whole in order to dream of other forms of society, of living together. Despite the almost indecent nature of my proposal, taunting by my passive attitude those who have no choice but to act to maintain their livelihoods, I feel that I must occupy this place. Because I can’t give it to someone else and so it’s important that I take it on. And the fact that I am so white, so male and so well-off only underlines the persistence of the most obvious systemic inequalities.
In antiquity, Athenian democracy was based on the military authority of the city, slave labour and the political exclusion of women. Today, the system in which we operate has not evolved so much in view of control mechanisms, post-colonial policies or the lack of value given to matrimonial work. In the face of these contemporary problems, in a public space so firmly rooted in exclusion, what can be my role to give a place to the perspective of the most disadvantaged, of those precisely excluded from the public sphere? In the midst of the crisis of the democratic model, how can we experiment with new forms of community? Finally, what place is there for an internationalist reasoning in a neoliberal world?
These questions lead me to an ethical problem: why is it acceptable to slow down? It is partly because I indulge myself in contemplation that I arrive at these necessary conclusions, prerequisite for any reflection turned towards change. So, I will continue to climb my tree, and will visit others. I will come back, differently, better prepared. Deck chairs for my passing guests. A daily meeting at the foot of the tree. And continue to do things at my own pace, calmly.


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--- title: Applies Alpha Dropout to the input. type: docs repo: https://github.com/rstudio/keras menu: main: name: Applies Alpha Dropout to the input. - keras parent: keras-reference aliases: - /reference/keras/layer_alpha_dropout.html - /keras/reference/layer_alpha_dropout.html - /guide/keras/reference/layer_alpha_dropout.html - /tools/tools/keras/reference/layer_alpha_dropout.html - /installation/keras/reference/layer_alpha_dropout.html - /tutorials/keras/reference/layer_alpha_dropout.html - /guide/tools/keras/reference/layer_alpha_dropout.html - /deploy/keras/reference/layer_alpha_dropout.html - /tools/keras/reference/layer_alpha_dropout.html - /tutorials/tools/keras/reference/layer_alpha_dropout.html ---
Alpha Dropout is a dropout that keeps mean and variance of inputs to their original values, in order to ensure the self-normalizing property even after this dropout.
layer_alpha_dropout(
object,
rate,
noise_shape = NULL,
seed = NULL,
input_shape = NULL,
batch_input_shape = NULL,
batch_size = NULL,
dtype = NULL,
name = NULL,
trainable = NULL,
weights = NULL
)
| object | Model or layer object |
| rate | float, drop probability (as with |
| noise_shape | Noise shape |
| seed | An integer to use as random seed. |
| input_shape | Dimensionality of the input (integer) not including the samples axis. This argument is required when using this layer as the first layer in a model. |
| batch_input_shape | Shapes, including the batch size. For instance,
|
| batch_size | Fixed batch size for layer |
| dtype | The data type expected by the input, as a string ( |
| name | An optional name string for the layer. Should be unique in a model (do not reuse the same name twice). It will be autogenerated if it isn't provided. |
| trainable | Whether the layer weights will be updated during training. |
| weights | Initial weights for layer. |
Alpha Dropout fits well to Scaled Exponential Linear Units by randomly setting activations to the negative saturation value.
Arbitrary. Use the keyword argument input_shape
(list
of integers, does not include the samples axis) when using this layer as
the first layer in a model.
Same shape as input.
Other noise layers:
layer_gaussian_dropout()
,
layer_gaussian_noise()


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js.plated_files
Manage the files that we read from and watch or write to.
This module only exposes one function, which is used to create the actual module with bound state data.
plated_files = require("./plated_files.js").create(opts,plated)
This is called automatically when the plated module is created and the return value is made available in plated.chunks note that all of these modules are bound together and operate as a group with shared data.
In the future when we talk about this module and its available functions we are referring to the return value from this create function.
js.plated_files.base_files_to_chunks
chunks = await plated_files.base_files_to_chunks(fname)
Check this directory and all directories above for generic chunks build all of these into the current chunk namespace for this file.
js.plated_files.build
plated_files.build()
Build all files found in the source dir into the output dir.
js.plated_files.build_file
plated_files.build_file(fname)
Build the given source filename, using chunks or maybe just a raw copy from source into the output.
js.plated_files.empty_cache
plated_files.empty_cache()
Empty the current file cache, we fill it up as read files.
js.plated_files.empty_folder
plated_files.empty_folder(path)
Empty the (output) folder or make it if it does not exist. This is rather dangerous so please be careful.
js.plated_files.exists
await plated_files.exists(path)
Returns true if a file or dir at the given path exists.
js.plated_files.file_to_chunks
chunks = plated_files.file_to_chunks(root,fname,chunks)
Load root/fname or get it from the cache and then turn it into chunks using plated_chunks.fill_chunks(date,chunks) chunks is returned.
js.plated_files.filename_fixup
filename = plated_files.filename_fixup(filename)
Fix the filename, so it becomes an empty string rather than a "." or "/." or "/" this makes it easier to use in urls.
js.plated_files.filename_is_basechunk
bool = plated_files.filename_is_basechunk(filename)
Is this filename part of the basechunks for a dir?
A base chunk is something like ^.html or ^.css all of these files get merged into the base chunks for the directory they are found in. Their extension is ignored and just to help syntax highlighting when the file is viewed.
js.plated_files.filename_is_plated
bool = plated_files.filename_is_plated(filename)
Is this filename something we need to run through plated. Returns true if filename contains the ^ trigger string. This string can be changed by altering opts.hashfile from "^" to something else.
js.plated_files.filename_to_dirname
dirname = plated_files.filename_to_dirname(filename)
Get the dirname of this filename.
js.plated_files.filename_to_output
filename = plated_files.filename_to_output(filename)
Work out the output filename from an input filename, the trigger string "^." gets removed as we process a file.
js.plated_files.find_dirs
plated_files.find_dirs(root,name,func)
Call func(name) with every directory we find inside the root/name directory. We follow symlinks into other directories.
js.plated_files.find_files
plated_files.find_files(root,name)
REturn an array with every file we find inside the root/name directory. We follow symlinks into other directories.
js.plated_files.joinpath
await plated_files.joinpath(...)
join components into a full path.
js.plated_files.lstat
await plated_files.lstat(path)
Return the lstat of this path
js.plated_files.mkdir
plated_files.mkdir(dir)
Fill in _source and related chunks such as.
_sourcename the file that this set of chunks came from.
_filename the output filename.
_dirname the output dirname.
_root the root of the site, normally a relative path to the current directory, eg ../ since some things such as github pages need to exist in a directory rather than the root of a site. This should always be used in html paths, {_root} instead of / to make sure that you always get to the right place and can find your files.
_filename the url path of the filename, eg /dirname/filename
_dirname the url path of the dir this file exists in, eg /dirname
js.plated_files.prepare_namespace
plated_files.prepare_namespace(fname)
Check this directory and all directories above for generic chunks then build all of these into the current chunk namespace for this file.
js.plated_files.readdir
await plated_files.readdir(path)
Return the readdir of this path
js.plated_files.source_to_output
filename = plated_files.source_to_output(filename)
Convert a source path into an output path.
js.plated_files.stat
await plated_files.stat(path)
Return the stat of this path
js.plated_files.trimpath
plated_files.trimpath(path)
Remove a trailing / from the path
js.plated_files.watch
plated_files.watch()
Build all files found in the source dir into the output dir and then sit watching for changes to these files that would trigger rebuilds.
This does not return, instead the user is expected to ctrl+c when finished.
js.plated_files.write
plated_files.write(filename,data)
Create parent dir if necessary and write the data into this file.


Microsoft Dynamics CRM is a Customer Relationship Management software package developed to focus mainly on Sales, Marketing, and Service (help desk) sectors. The Microsoft Dynamics family of business applications includes other related products such as Microsoft Dynamics AX, Microsoft Dynamics GP, Microsoft Dynamics NAV, and Microsoft Dynamics SL.
Basically, Dynamics CRM is a client-server web application that supports extensive web services interfaces. Dynamics CRM 2011 introduces a new WCF interface for working with data, services and metadata.
Microsoft Dynamics CRM supports two kinds of deployments: Online, on-premises. You can signup for 30 days free trial at http://crm.dynamics.com/en-us/trial-overview. This will provide you with 30 days full functioning online version of Dynamics CRM. We will you this version in this post and the upcoming posts.
There is a lot of situations where organizations want to gain more benefit of its Dynamics CRM deployment than what Dynamics CRM can offer through its built-in customization tools. Based on the situation, you as a developer may be required to develop applications that interact with Dynamics CRM through its web services interfaces or develop applications that run within Dynamics CRM itself.
In this post we will explore one of the techniques of interacting with Dynamics CRM through its web services interfaces. We will build a windows forms application that connects to the online version of Dynamics CRM 2011, retrieve data from it, and manipulate its data. To continue with this post you need to signup for an online trial version and to install Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011 Software Development Kit (SDK) ( download from http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?id=24004 )
Step 1: Create a client application
Simply create a new windows forms application. Right click your project in the solution explorer and select properties, locate the Target Framework drop down and change it from .Net Framework 4 Client Profile to .Net Framework 4. Add references to System.Runtime.Serialization.dll and System.ServiceModel.dll and System.Security. Add references to Microsoft.Xrm.Sdk.dll and Microsoft.Crm.Sdk.Proxy.dll (both files located in the Bin folder in your CRM SDK installation directory). Right click on the project in the solution explorer and click Add existing, browse to %CRMSDK%\samplecode\cs\helpercode\deviceidmanager.cs
The DeviceIdManager class is included in the Dynamics CRM SDK to register a computing device with Windows Live ID through the generation of a Device ID and password. Then it optionally stores that information in an encrypted format on the local disk for later use. This functionality is required when authenticating with Microsoft Dynamics CRM online. The device registration is stored in %USERPROFILE%\LiveDeviceID\LiveDevice.xml. It looks like:
<?xml version="1.0"?>
AQAAANCMnd8BFdERjHoAwE/Cl+sBAAAAooZFtct7dEyyPUNu1eZujgAAAAACAAAAAAADZgAAqAAAABAAAAD0860vIxbs57z9CgRRPAtTAAAAAASAAACgAAAAEAAAAFL9eqV3G5WLFhHYAkX1/z8gAAAAZjBYCltk8cNwuydeQK70t9/txdmoJhIGeN2StJbyx9EUAAAAY10YU7QprX0EO5Fq43A/S2Wer2I=
The CRM SDK team is separating the more CRM specific types from the xRM Application Framework related types. The Microsoft.Xrm.Sdk assembly will provide all the low-level types necessary for basic operation against the xRM Application Framework. The Microsoft.Crm.Sdk.Proxy.dll assembly will abstract away much of the complexity of dealing with the WCF services directly.
Now, try to make your application interface like the one in the image below.
Now we created the application interface, added the required references, and ready for the real thing :)
Step 2: Using the Discovery Service
The discovery service allows you to explore and enumerate the organizations on a certain CRM server and the web services endpoint URL needed to access the Organization Services web service for each of these organizations (The CRM server can contain multiple organizations). We will use this information later to configure the organization web service proxy and call web service methods to access the organization’s data and metadata. The service respects security such that it will only return those organizations to which a user has access. The discovery service is accessed using methods on the IDiscoveryService interface. The DiscoveryServiceProxy class is a helper class to make it easier to get instances of IDiscoveryService without having to deal with all the WCF low-level details.
Now on the forms designer surface double click on the Discover button to add event handler and open the MainWindow.xaml.cs code behind file. In the code behind, add the following using statements:
using Microsoft.Xrm.Sdk;
using Microsoft.Xrm.Sdk.Client;
using Microsoft.Xrm.Sdk.Discovery;
using System.ServiceModel.Description;
using Microsoft.Crm.Services.Utility;
using Microsoft.Xrm.Sdk.Query;
using Microsoft.Xrm.Sdk.Messages;
Inside the frmMain class, add the following private properties to hold references to the organization details (the Discovery service and the Organization service).
private OrganizationDetail CurrentOrganizationDetail { get; set; }
private IDiscoveryService DiscoveryService { get; set; }
private OrganizationServiceProxy OrgService { get; set; }
private ClientCredentials _ClientCreds { get; set; }
private ClientCredentials _DeviceCreds { get; set; }
private bool IsLiveID { get; set; }
Now, let’s add to frmMain class a helper method to builds the full Uri of the discovery service.
public Uri GetDiscoveryServiceUri(string serverName)
{
string discoSuffix = @"/XRMServices/2011/Discovery.svc";
return new Uri(string.Format("{0}{1}", serverName, discoSuffix));
}
Next, In the event handler for the Discover button, add the following code to use the ServiceConfigurationFactory helper class to get an instance of the Discovery service configuration. This returned as an IServiceConfiguration<IDiscoveryService> type that hides and simplifies some of the lower level WCF configuration.
var discoUri = GetDiscoveryServiceUri(ServerURL.Text);
IServiceConfiguration dinfo = ServiceConfigurationFactory.CreateConfiguration(discoUri);
Different credentials are needed for CRM online vs. on premises. To differentiate between them we will add the following GetServerType helper method.
public AuthenticationProviderType GetServerType(Uri uri)
{
return ServiceConfigurationFactory.CreateConfiguration(uri).AuthenticationType;
}
Now, we will return to the Discover button handler. The follwoing code will create a DiscoveryServiceProxy instance based on the server type we connecting to (on-line or on-premises). Note that DeviceIdManager class have been used only in the on-line scenario. Then we use this instance (DiscoveryServiceProxy) to connect to the server, authenticate, and execute our RetrieveOrganizationsRequest to get RetrieveOrganizationResponse. This response has a property OrganizationDetails that is an array of OrganizationDetail objects which we will use to fill the oragnizations combo box. Add the following code to the couple of lines that you are added to btnDiscover_click handler.
_ClientCreds = new ClientCredentials();
DiscoveryServiceProxy dsp;
if (GetServerType(discoUri) == AuthenticationProviderType.LiveId)
{
_ClientCreds.UserName.UserName = username.Text;
_ClientCreds.UserName.Password = password.Text;
_DeviceCreds = DeviceIdManager.LoadOrRegisterDevice();
dsp = new DiscoveryServiceProxy(discoUri, null, _ClientCreds, _DeviceCreds);
IsLiveID = true;
}
else
{
_ClientCreds.Windows.ClientCredential.UserName = username.Text;
_ClientCreds.Windows.ClientCredential.Password = password.Text;
_ClientCreds.Windows.ClientCredential.Domain = domain.Text;
dsp = new DiscoveryServiceProxy(dinfo, _ClientCreds);
IsLiveID = false;
}
dsp.Authenticate();
var orgRequest = new RetrieveOrganizationsRequest();
var orgResponse = dsp.Execute(orgRequest) as RetrieveOrganizationsResponse;
comboOrgs.ItemsSource = orgResponse.Details;
You can now check your frmMain.cs aginst the below code. If everything is Ok, hit F5, enter the user name/password you used in your 30-days free trial signup (or your active directory credentials, if you test against your on-premises deployment), click Discover button. You will see the organizations combo box filled with the available organizations on this server that you have access to.
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.ComponentModel;
using System.Data;
using System.Drawing;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using System.Windows.Forms;
using System.Collections;
using Microsoft.Xrm.Sdk;
using Microsoft.Xrm.Sdk.Client;
using Microsoft.Xrm.Sdk.Discovery;
using System.ServiceModel.Description;
using Microsoft.Crm.Services.Utility;
using Microsoft.Xrm.Sdk.Query;
using Microsoft.Xrm.Sdk.Messages;
namespace xRM_Demo01
{
public partial class frmMain : Form
{
private OrganizationDetail CurrentOrganizationDetail { get; set; }
private IDiscoveryService DiscoveryService { get; set; }
private IOrganizationService OrgService { get; set; }
private ClientCredentials _ClientCreds { get; set; }
private ClientCredentials _DeviceCreds { get; set; }
private bool IsLiveID {
get; set; }
public frmMain()
{
InitializeComponent();
}
private void btnDiscover_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
var discoUri = GetDiscoveryServiceUri(txtServer.Text);
IServiceConfiguration dinfo =
ServiceConfigurationFactory.CreateConfiguration(discoUri);
_ClientCreds = new ClientCredentials();
DiscoveryServiceProxy dsp;
if (GetServerType(discoUri) == AuthenticationProviderType.LiveId)
{
_ClientCreds.UserName.UserName = txtUserName.Text;
_ClientCreds.UserName.Password = txtPassword.Text;
_DeviceCreds = DeviceIdManager.LoadOrRegisterDevice();
dsp = new DiscoveryServiceProxy(discoUri, null, _ClientCreds, _DeviceCreds);
IsLiveID = true;
}
else
{
MessageBox.Show("This is not a valid Microsoft Dynamics CRM online URL");
return;
}
dsp.Authenticate();
var orgRequest = new RetrieveOrganizationsRequest();
var orgResponse = dsp.Execute(orgRequest) as RetrieveOrganizationsResponse;
comboOrgs.DataSource = orgResponse.Details;
comboOrgs.DisplayMember = "FriendlyName";
comboOrgs.ValueMember = "UrlName";
}
public Uri GetDiscoveryServiceUri(string serverName)
{
string discoSuffix = @"/XRMServices/2011/Discovery.svc";
return new Uri(string.Format("{0}{1}", serverName, discoSuffix));
}
public AuthenticationProviderType GetServerType(Uri uri)
{
return ServiceConfigurationFactory.CreateConfiguration(uri).AuthenticationType;
}
Step 3: Using the Organization Service
The organization service is the endpoint that you will use to interact with an individual organization’s data and metadata services. It accessed using the methods on the IOrganizationService interface. The OrganizationServiceProxy helper class is used to make it easier to get instance of IOrganizationService without dealing with the WCF low-level details. Double click on the Connect button to add an event handler for it and add the following code.
if (comboOrgs.SelectedItem == null)
{
MessageBox.Show("You must select an organization before connecting");
return;
}
this.CurrentOrganizationDetail = comboOrgs.SelectedItem as OrganizationDetail;
Uri orgServiceUri = new Uri(CurrentOrganizationDetail.Endpoints[EndpointType.OrganizationService]);
if (IsLiveID)
{
OrgService = new OrganizationServiceProxy(orgServiceUri, null, _ClientCreds, _DeviceCreds);
}
else
{
IServiceConfiguration orgConfigInfo =
ServiceConfigurationFactory.CreateConfiguration(orgServiceUri);
OrgService = new OrganizationServiceProxy(orgConfigInfo, _ClientCreds);
}
The added code checks that you selected an organization, get the select organization as an OrganizationDetail object, use the EndPoints of this object to get the Uri of the Organization Service. Then use this information and the client credentials and the device credentials to create an object of OrganizationServiceProxy.
Now we are ready to start interacting with the organization service through this proxy (which will be the next step). If you want to ensure that you did everything right, you can try send a simple request to the organization service and see the result. To do so, we can send the WhoAmI message to the service and receive the response (the ID of the logged in used). Add a using statement for Microsoft.Crm.Sdk.Messages. Add the following code to the end of btnConnect_click to test your connectivity.
WhoAmIRequest req = new WhoAmIRequest();
var response = OrgService.Execute(req) as WhoAmIResponse;
MessageBox.Show("You are connected as userid " + response.UserId.ToString());
Run, put your credentials an server, click Discover, choose your organization from the combo box and click connect. You will get something like the below image.
Step 4: Working with the CRM data
Early versus Late-Bounding In Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011, you can choose from several programming styles to find the model that best fits your situation.
In Early-Bound style, you create a class for each business entity in your CRM deployment. You will use these classes to access business data in your CRM deployment. There is a code generation tool included in the %CRMSDK%\bin called crmsvcutil.exe that will generate early-bound entity classes for you. It works with on-premises and online deployments. Every time you make customizations to your entities, you have to run this tool to regenerate these classes again. The advantages of using early-bound entity classes is that all type references are checked at compile time. You will also enjoy the intellisense support.
In Late-Bound style, you can work with the data in CRM without having classes representing each data entity in the organization. Most Probably, you will use this style when working with entities (or customizations) that you can’t anticipate at the development time.
In this step we will work with the CRM data using late-bound style to retrieve all accounts data in our CRM, update it, save it, and add new records also.
Method : RetrieveMultiple
To retrieve multiple records from Dynamics CRM, we use the RetrieveMultiple of the organization service and pass a QueryExpression object to it. QueryExpression holds all the information required to get the desired data from Dynamics CRM. To construct the Query expression you need:
For Simplicity we will retrieve columns name and ac countid of all account type records in CRM. Because we using late-bound style, we get the results into EntityCollection collection. We enumerate through the returned collection, and put the entities into a list of custom objects of type Item. Then we bind our accounts combobox to this list.
ColumnSet cs = new ColumnSet();
cs.AddColumns("name", "accountid");
QueryExpression qe = new QueryExpression();
qe.ColumnSet = cs;
qe.EntityName = "account";
EntityCollection accountList = OrgService.RetrieveMultiple(qe);
List accounts = new List();
comboAccounts.ValueMember = "Value";
comboAccounts.DisplayMember = "Name";
for (int i = 0; i < accountList.Entities.Count; i++ )
{
accounts.Add(new Item(accountList[i].Attributes["name"].ToString(),
accountList[i].Attributes["accountid"].ToString()));
}
comboAccounts.DataSource = accounts;
}
Also add the following class into your solution namespace, which holds the acounts name and accountid to bind it to the combobox.
class Item
{
private string _name;
private string _value;
public string Name
{
get { return _name; }
set { _name = value; }
}
public string Value
{
get { return _value; }
set { _value = value; }
}
public Item(string p_name, string p_value)
{
Name = p_name;
Value = p_value;
}
}
Now you can run the application, connect to your organization, and check that the combobox is filled of your accounts data.
Method : Retrieve
Now we will use the accountid of the selected account in the combobox to get the rest of the account data. In this case we will use the Retrieve method of the organization service. This method retrieves just one record of the type specified in the first argument, designated by the key passed in the second argument. Double click on the accounts combobox to add an event handler for the SelectedIndexChanged event. Add the following code to this event handler to fill the form with the account data.
ColumnSet cs2 = new ColumnSet(new string[] {"address1_city","address1_line1","address1_stateorprovince",
"name","industrycode"});
try
{
var account = OrgService.Retrieve("account", new Guid(comboAccounts.SelectedValue.ToString()), cs2);
txtName.Text = account.Attributes["name"].ToString();
txtCity.Text = account.Attributes["address1_city"].ToString();
txtAddress.Text = account.Attributes["address1_line1"].ToString();
txtState.Text = account.Attributes["address1_stateorprovince"].ToString();
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
MessageBox.Show("An error happened: " + ex.Message);
}
Method : Update
Now we can go farther and modify the current displayed account data and try to save it. To save any entity data into CRM, create an Entity object and pass the entity type into the constructor (it will be “account” in our case). Then set the attribute values you want and pass the updated entity to the organization service Update method. Add the following code the save button click event handler to realize the update operation.
try
{
Entity account = new Entity("account");
account.Attributes["accountid"] = new Guid(comboAccounts.SelectedValue.ToString());
account.Attributes["name"] = txtName.Text;
account.Attributes["address1_line1"] = txtAddress.Text;
account.Attributes["address1_city"] = txtCity.Text;
account.Attributes["address1_stateorprovince"] = txtState.Text;
OrgService.Update(account);
MessageBox.Show("Account updated successfully");
// TODO: reload the accounts combobox.
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
MessageBox.Show("An error occurred : " + ex.Message);
}
Method : Delete
To delete a record you use the Delete method of the organization service, pass the entity type name and its key like the following.
try
{
OrgService.Delete("account", new Guid(comboAccounts.SelectedValue.ToString()));
MessageBox.Show("Account deleted successfully");
// TODO: reload the accounts combobox
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
MessageBox.Show("An error occurred : " + ex.Message);
}
Now let’s add code to clear the form in the clear button click event handler.
txtName.Text = "";
txtCity.Text = "";
txtAddress.Text = "";
txtState.Text = "";
Method : Create
To insert a new record to CRM, we create an Entity object passing the entity name to its constructor, set its attributes, and pass it to the organization service Create method. Add the following code to the save new button click event handler.
try
{
Entity account = new Entity("account");
account.Attributes["name"] = txtName.Text;
account.Attributes["address1_line1"] = txtAddress.Text;
account.Attributes["address1_city"] = txtCity.Text;
account.Attributes["address1_stateorprovince"] = txtState.Text;
OrgService.Create(account);
MessageBox.Show("Account created successfully");
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
MessageBox.Show("An error occurred : " + ex.Message);
}
No we have examined almost all basic data operations on the CRM data using late-bounding style: RetrieveMultiple, Retrieve, Update, Delete, and Create new record.
Generating Client Types for Early Binding
Now we will use a different style than the one we used above. We will use the SDK tool crmsvcutil.exe to generate the typed classes for our CRM entities bsed on the metadata service of our CRM organization. These generated typed classes will inherit from the Entity class we worked with earlier in this post. Now follow the following steps to generate your typed classes:
crmsvcutil.exe /url:<CRM Online Organization service URL> /out:<Output file name> /servicecontextName:<Organization name> /username:<LiveID> /password:<LiveIDPassword>
/deviceid:<Deviceid> /devicepassword:<DevicePassword> /namespace:<Namespace>
<CRM Online Organization service URL> will be like https://xrmdemo5.api.crm.dynamics.com/XRMServices/2011/Organization.svc? . You can find your URL by going to Settings >> Customizations >> Developer Resources, your URL will be there.
<Output file name> is the file name of the generated code (like GeneratedEntities.cs)
<Organization name> is your organization name.
<LiveID>, <LiveIDPassword> are your live credentials used for this organization.
<Deviceid>, <DevicePassword> are provided from step 3.
<Namespace> is the name space of the generated classes (may be YourCompanyname.YourOrganizationName)
the complete command may look like
crmsvcutil.exe /url:https://xrmdemo5.api.crm.dynamics.com/XRMServices/2011/Organization.svc /out:GeneratedEntities.cs /servicecontextName:xrmdemo5<EMAIL_ADDRESS>/password:mypassword
/deviceid:11denl276oo3fgxbakccnnq2x4 /devicepassword:bH.iaG?c3rRi-`L,nKC0S4^^ /namespace:xRMDemo.Entities
Now we created our early bound entity classes. Let’s modify our application to use the early-bound entity classes that we generated.
Step 1: Add the generated types to the project
Right click on the project in the solution explorer and click Add existing, browse to %CRMSDK%\bin and add your generated file (its GeneratedEntities.cs in my above command).
Step 2: Enable proxy types
In order to use the generated types when dealing with the organization service, you have to add the ProxyTypesBehavior to the endpoint Behaviors collection. This instructs the OrganizationServiceProxy to look in the assembly for classes with certain attributes to use. The generated classes are already attributed with these attributes. Simply, this makes all interactions with the organiza tion service to be done using the generated typed classes for each entity instead of the generic Entity class we used earlier.
Open the frmMain.cs, locate btnConnect_Click event handler and add the following line of code after the last section line that creates the new instance of our OrganizationServiceProxy.
OrgService.ServiceConfiguration.CurrentServiceEndpoint.Behaviors.Add(new ProxyTypesBehavior());
Method : RetrieveMultiple
It’s the same before. Now, let’s modify the accounts combobox filling section to use the generated Account class instead of the Item class (you can get ride of it) that we created earlier. Modify the last section in btnConnect_Click event handler to look like the following.
List accounts = new List();
comboAccounts.ValueMember = "accountid";
comboAccounts.DisplayMember = "name";
for (int i = 0; i < accountList.Entities.Count; i++)
{
accounts.Add((Account)accountList[i]);
}
comboAccounts.DataSource = accounts;
Method : Retrieve
It almost the same, except we will use Account class and its properties instead of the Entity class and its attributes. Modify the comboAccounts_SelectedIndexChanged event handler to look like:
ColumnSet cs2 = new ColumnSet(new string[] {"address1_city","address1_line1","address1_stateorprovince",
"name","industrycode"});
try
{
Account account = (Account)OrgService.Retrieve("account", new Guid(comboAccounts.SelectedValue.ToString()), cs2);
txtName.Text = account.Name;
txtCity.Text = account.Address1_City;
txtAddress.Text = account.Address1_Line1;
txtState.Text = account.Address1_StateOrProvince;
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
MessageBox.Show("An error happened: " + ex.Message);
}
Delete method is solely done by the organization service, so it didn’t change due the style we use.
Method : Create
It almost the same, except we will use Account class and its properties instead of the Entity class and its attributes. Modify the btnSaveNew_Click event handler to look like:
try
{
Account account = new Account();
account.Name = txtName.Text;
account.Address1_Line1 = txtAddress.Text;
account.Address1_City = txtCity.Text;
account.Address1_StateOrProvince = txtState.Text;
OrgService.Create(account);
MessageBox.Show("Account created successfully");
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
MessageBox.Show("An error occurred : " + ex.Message);
}
This post is one of multiple posts to come under the same topic, Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011 for Developers. Basicly we will deal with Dynamics CRM from the developer point of view. In this post we have tried to cover the basics of accessing Microsoft Dynamics CRM data using WCF. We tried the basic data operations: retrieve multiple records, retrieve one record, update, delete, and insert. We tried to cover both early-bounding and late-bounding approaches in our implementations.


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Summary
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here.
Input Options
The available options include a choice in background color and time series animation. The time series animation option produces a GIF showing the TSM values over time. Chosing "None" causes tasks to run more quickly.
Output Data
The output image will contain the average TSM values over the requested time period and be displayed on the map. The data product is available for download in both NetCDF and GeoTiff format along with any images/animations created.
Task Parameters
Output Image Characteristics
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Background Color
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Generate Time Series Animation
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Geospatial Bounds
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The bounding box can either be drawn on the map by a single click, drag, and second click, or by entering valid values in the boxes.
Task Outputs
Output Image Display
The resulting image is the average TSM value of each pixel over the requested time series. The color scale used for the TSM values can be found under the "Color Scale" tab of this section. Purple and blue values are lower, while red and orange pixels signify a higher TSM value.
Managing Completed Tasks
In the results tab, selecting a task will load in the list of all acquisitions and some relevant data. From this panel, you are able to compute the TSM of any single acquisition by clicking "Load this scene". To remove a task from the map display, press either delete or the hide button on the results tab.
Product Download
All products can be downloaded using the output tab. A GeoTIFF and NetCDF are available containing the average TSM values and the number of valid acquisitions, as well as the map image and time series animation if available.
Color Scale
TSM Color Scale
Average TSM values color scale.
Clear Observations Color Scale
Clear observations color scale.


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Service which contains this characteristic
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-
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Swift
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Characteristic
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Characteristic
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Characteristic
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Declaration
Swift
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Return Value
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by By PEDESTRIAN.TVChristine Diane Teigen is a godsend. She also has an uncanny sense of understanding when us common folk thirst for some tea about celebrity life.
Today, she jumped on Twitter, asking the web to tweet her questions about “being a super huge A list celebrity”. From the perks of fame to public transport and award shows, Chrissy subsequently provided a rather candid glimpse into her life as an A-lister. There’s literally hours of tweets in the Q&A, but we picked out the juicy ones (you’re so damn welcome).
First up: the tweet that started it all.
Aaaaaaand let’s dive straight into all things Tinseltown, courtesy of queen Chrissy.
From not taking public transport in 10 years, to paying for a whole other private airport terminal, Chrissy’s life sure seems otherworldly, doesn’t it? I’m also sobbing at the mental image of John making pancakes for the kids in the morning. This family can certainly do no wrong.
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Select a term to see more information. The evidence colums tells you how many times we have seen this mapping and the distance is a how many hops across other mappings you need to go to find this mapping. Distance 1 is a direct mapping, the greater the distance the less likely it is that a mapping holds true. Max distance is set to .


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Blacknight Inc was founded by Bob Lovelace, Dion Paci and Alan Scholl in 2011. We aim to promote and inspire musicians and artist.
Blacknight offers studio and creative space for rehearsal and recording. We also offer photo and video services and edtiing.
You can view my portfolio to see some of my work. I have worked with
Studio is a rehearsal and music room great for lessons and full bands.
Small studio room with vocal recording booth. Ideal for Vocalists, Djs and Hip Hop artists
Studio C is the photo lab and small office space. Includes desk and window


Phantom Behind is a stealth game based in a beautiful forest. You play a raccoon fighting lumberjacks.


The function signature for the callback passed to continuouslyListenAndTranscribe
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A function of this type is passed the detected text as well as a potential error so
that the developer can handle it.
The function also controls whether or not continuouslyListenAndTranscribe
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can also throw and error, which will cause continuouslyListenAndTranscribe
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The default amount of time (in seconds) to listen for; overrides silenceLen
The default amount of time (in seconds) of silence to wait for before stopping
Continuously listens on the recording device with the given parameters. It passes the detected speech as the first argument to the provided callback. This function does this repeatedly until the callback function returns false or throws an error.
the listening params
the function that handles each incoming speech segment
Continuously listens on the recording device with the given paramters. Once the recording starts it streams the audio to the Aurora API to immediately begin transcribing. This function resolves with a Text instance, containing the final transcribed text.
This function does this repeatedly until the callback function returns false or throws an error.
the listening params
the function that handles each incoming text segment
Creates an object with the default values for the listening parameters. You should use this to create the listen params and then modify the parameters you want to specify.
Listen on the recording device given the parameters. It resolves with a Speech object encapsulating the captured audio.
the listening parameters
Listen on the recording device given the parameters. Once the recording starts it streams the audio to the Aurora API to immediately begin transcribing.
This function resolves with a Text instance, containing the final transcribed text.
the listening parameters
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The function signature for the callback passed to
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the error that might have occured
a boolean indicating whether or not to continue processing


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| ng-model | expression | assignable expression to bind to |
| program-id | string | Default as the parent program id, but you may specify a new program id |
| screen-id | string | Default as the parent program id, but you may specify a new program id |
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| Initialize() | null | Initialize the directive |
| InitScope | null | Initialize the directive scope |
| EventListener($scope, $element, $attrs, $ctrl) | null | Allows to attach the javascript event. $scope - directive scope $element - directive element $attrs - directive attrs $ctrl - directive controller This function use to attach the event or create the instance for third-party resource. |
| InitDirective | null | Build the default behaviors |
| PopupPageview | null | Display the hidden pageview |
| OpenPageView | null | Popup a modal and call PopupPageview |
| ClosePageView | null | Hide the modal and pageview |
| SetEditboxNgModel | null | Used by Pageview, bring the record to the editbox when selecting record on pageview |
| ClearEditboxNgModel | null | Used by entry, clear the editbox ngModel when form data created |


After pressing the button labelled 'Test', you should see the text 'TEST PASSED' in the result field.