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Pixel Ink Retouching
Mailing Address:
28 Mould AveYORK, Ontario
M6N 3Z9
Location Address:
28 Mould AveYORK, Ontario
M6N 3Z9
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Pixel Ink Retouching featuring retoucher and prepress professional Mark Veldhoven. Providing one-stop image crafting service to creative agencies, photographers, prepress and more. Beautiful colour and captivating images for advertising, fashion, publishing, prepress, web and custom image work. Calibrated retouching studio with IDEAlliance ISO GRACoL, SWOP and SNAP certified colour proofing, photo printing, prepress and scanning services.
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Company description
541430 - Graphic Design Services
Product / Service / Licensing
Sector information
Key / Major clients:
AGO, Ash City, The Bay, The CBC, Easy Home, Giant Shoe Creative, Glen Weichein Photography, Home Outfitters, Joeffer Caoc, Mercedes Benze, Page Wave Graphics, Rogers Samsung, Sears, Third Thing Productions, University of Toronto, Zoomer Magazine, Wayne Gretzy.com, Yale UniversityTestimonial:
Mark definitely knows his stuff! He has saved the day for us many times. He's a brilliant retoucher and fantastic to work with. Mark's prepress work on our cookbook images has been invaluable. The proof is in the pudding… literally.Joseph Gisini
President
Page Wave Graphics Inc.
Mark is one of the most talented and reliable retouchers I know. His work on our campaigns is invaluable. Highly recommended.
Daniel Westgate
Group Creative Director
Kenna
Mark is a magician with Photoshop! I have had the opportunity to work with him on several high-end publishing projects which required everything from the subtlest enhancements through to finely detailed retouching. Mark is always collaborative and solution based when it comes to getting the job done efficiently and with ease. I would highly recommend Mark for any retouching task.
Stephanie White
Art Director
Steph Refreshed Design
Canadian Living Magazine
Zoomer Magazine
Mark has incredible knowledge in retouching and the print industry. His work is always consistent and you can really see his passion
in every project he is apart of. His professional yet easy-going attitude allow you to trust in his abilities to take your needs or visions to reality.
Sandi Pilon
Associate Art Director
Chatelaine
Not only does Pixel Ink Retouching give you on-time, top-notch quality work - the attention to detail goes above and beyond
my own standards and expectations.
Joeffer Caoc
Fashion Designer
Joeffer Caoc Inc.
I know that my jobs are in good hands with Mark; his attention to detail is meticulous, his retouching work shows a subtle and highly skilled hand, and he always checks on important questions. Great listener... "gets it".”
Laura Wills
Creative Director and Principal
Messenger
Mark has been an invaluable learning resource for us at the School of Design, training our student interns in colour correction, as part of our preparations to print each of our student catalogues over the past five years. We greatly appreciate the opportunity he has given our interns by sharing with them his considerable knowledge and expertise in colour correction, retouching and print preparation.
Jane Weber
Publication Projects Coordinator
School of Design @ George Brown College
We hired Mark to do the poster design for our feature "Little Terrors." Mark went well beyond what we had initially contracted which was to look at a few different concepts. He came in with a wide variety of choices and ideas, 'including artwork for a bus and billboard campaign. He was easy to work with and very reliable. I would without a doubt use him on other projects. Highly recommended.
Manindar Chana
Journalist and Film Maker
IRN FIlms
As an art director, it's crucial to communicate your idea in terms that the retoucher understands and over the years working together, Mark has always come through on target and beyond. As well, Mark is a nice person to work with and 100% trustworthy for the quality of his work.
GIlles Chateau
Senior Art Director
Gilles Chateau Creative Services
I am happy to recommend Mark's attention to detail and exemplary work ethics. There is no doubt that Mark would complete any client's project to it's highest possible standard, making Mark an excellent return on your investment.
Doug Shaw
Owner
Dr. Graphix
For over 10 years I have had the pleasure of working with Mark. He has created and designed many posters and promotional materials; postcards, business cards, etc.. for all my films. His work is exciting, unique, expedient and he's great to work with.
I look forward to working with him again.
Martha Ferguson
Film Maker
Portable Sky
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Company description
541430 - Graphic Design Services
Products, services and licensing
Product / Service / Licensing
Sector
Sector information
Key / Major clients:
AGO, Ash City, The Bay, The CBC, Easy Home, Giant Shoe Creative, Glen Weichein Photography, Home Outfitters, Joeffer Caoc, Mercedes Benze, Page Wave Graphics, Rogers Samsung, Sears, Third Thing Productions, University of Toronto, Zoomer Magazine, Wayne Gretzy.com, Yale UniversityTestimonial:
Mark definitely knows his stuff! He has saved the day for us many times. He's a brilliant retoucher and fantastic to work with. Mark's prepress work on our cookbook images has been invaluable. The proof is in the pudding… literally.Joseph Gisini
President
Page Wave Graphics Inc.
Mark is one of the most talented and reliable retouchers I know. His work on our campaigns is invaluable. Highly recommended.
Daniel Westgate
Group Creative Director
Kenna
Mark is a magician with Photoshop! I have had the opportunity to work with him on several high-end publishing projects which required everything from the subtlest enhancements through to finely detailed retouching. Mark is always collaborative and solution based when it comes to getting the job done efficiently and with ease. I would highly recommend Mark for any retouching task.
Stephanie White
Art Director
Steph Refreshed Design
Canadian Living Magazine
Zoomer Magazine
Mark has incredible knowledge in retouching and the print industry. His work is always consistent and you can really see his passion
in every project he is apart of. His professional yet easy-going attitude allow you to trust in his abilities to take your needs or visions to reality.
Sandi Pilon
Associate Art Director
Chatelaine
Not only does Pixel Ink Retouching give you on-time, top-notch quality work - the attention to detail goes above and beyond
my own standards and expectations.
Joeffer Caoc
Fashion Designer
Joeffer Caoc Inc.
I know that my jobs are in good hands with Mark; his attention to detail is meticulous, his retouching work shows a subtle and highly skilled hand, and he always checks on important questions. Great listener... "gets it".”
Laura Wills
Creative Director and Principal
Messenger
Mark has been an invaluable learning resource for us at the School of Design, training our student interns in colour correction, as part of our preparations to print each of our student catalogues over the past five years. We greatly appreciate the opportunity he has given our interns by sharing with them his considerable knowledge and expertise in colour correction, retouching and print preparation.
Jane Weber
Publication Projects Coordinator
School of Design @ George Brown College
We hired Mark to do the poster design for our feature "Little Terrors." Mark went well beyond what we had initially contracted which was to look at a few different concepts. He came in with a wide variety of choices and ideas, 'including artwork for a bus and billboard campaign. He was easy to work with and very reliable. I would without a doubt use him on other projects. Highly recommended.
Manindar Chana
Journalist and Film Maker
IRN FIlms
As an art director, it's crucial to communicate your idea in terms that the retoucher understands and over the years working together, Mark has always come through on target and beyond. As well, Mark is a nice person to work with and 100% trustworthy for the quality of his work.
GIlles Chateau
Senior Art Director
Gilles Chateau Creative Services
I am happy to recommend Mark's attention to detail and exemplary work ethics. There is no doubt that Mark would complete any client's project to it's highest possible standard, making Mark an excellent return on your investment.
Doug Shaw
Owner
Dr. Graphix
For over 10 years I have had the pleasure of working with Mark. He has created and designed many posters and promotional materials; postcards, business cards, etc.. for all my films. His work is exciting, unique, expedient and he's great to work with.
I look forward to working with him again.
Martha Ferguson
Film Maker
Portable Sky


List of all classes, functions and methods in python-igraph
class TerminalController:
A class that can be used to portably generate formatted output to a terminal.
`TerminalController` defines a set of instance variables whose values are initialized to the control sequence necessary to perform a given action. These can be simply included in normal output to the terminal:
>>> term = TerminalController() >>> print('This is '+term.GREEN+'green'+term.NORMAL) This is green
Alternatively, the `render()` method can used, which replaces '${action}' with the string required to perform 'action':
>>> term = TerminalController() >>> print(term.render('This is ${GREEN}green${NORMAL}')) This is green
If the terminal doesn't support a given action, then the value of the corresponding instance variable will be set to ''. As a result, the above code will still work on terminals that do not support color, except that their output will not be colored. Also, this means that you can test whether the terminal supports a given action by simply testing the truth value of the corresponding instance variable:
>>> term = TerminalController() >>> if term.CLEAR_SCREEN: ... print 'This terminal supports clearning the screen.' ...
Finally, if the width and height of the terminal are known, then they will be stored in the `COLS` and `LINES` attributes.
| Author | Edward Loper |
| Class Variable | BOL |
Undocumented |
| Class Variable | UP |
Undocumented |
| Class Variable | DOWN |
Undocumented |
| Class Variable | LEFT |
Undocumented |
| Class Variable | RIGHT |
Undocumented |
| Class Variable | CLEAR_SCREEN |
Undocumented |
| Class Variable | CLEAR_EOL |
Undocumented |
| Class Variable | CLEAR_BOL |
Undocumented |
| Class Variable | CLEAR_EOS |
Undocumented |
| Class Variable | BOLD |
Undocumented |
| Class Variable | BLINK |
Undocumented |
| Class Variable | DIM |
Undocumented |
| Class Variable | REVERSE |
Undocumented |
| Class Variable | NORMAL |
Undocumented |
| Class Variable | HIDE_CURSOR |
Undocumented |
| Class Variable | SHOW_CURSOR |
Undocumented |
| Instance Variable | COLS |
Undocumented |
| Instance Variable | LINES |
Undocumented |
| Class Variable | BLACK |
Undocumented |
| Class Variable | BLUE |
Undocumented |
| Class Variable | GREEN |
Undocumented |
| Class Variable | CYAN |
Undocumented |
| Class Variable | RED |
Undocumented |
| Class Variable | MAGENTA |
Undocumented |
| Class Variable | YELLOW |
Undocumented |
| Class Variable | WHITE |
Undocumented |
| Class Variable | BG_BLACK |
Undocumented |
| Class Variable | BG_BLUE |
Undocumented |
| Class Variable | BG_GREEN |
Undocumented |
| Class Variable | BG_CYAN |
Undocumented |
| Class Variable | BG_RED |
Undocumented |
| Class Variable | BG_MAGENTA |
Undocumented |
| Class Variable | BG_YELLOW |
Undocumented |
| Class Variable | BG_WHITE |
Undocumented |
| Method | __init__ |
No summary |
| Method | render |
Replace each $-substitutions in the given template string with the corresponding terminal control string (if it's defined) or '' (if it's not). |
| Class Variable | _STRING_CAPABILITIES |
Undocumented |
| Class Variable | _COLORS |
Undocumented |
| Class Variable | _ANSICOLORS |
Undocumented |
| Static Method | _tigetstr |
Rewrites string capabilities to remove "delays" which are not required for modern terminals |
| Static Method | _tparm |
Undocumented |
| Method | _render_sub |
Helper function for render |
Create a `TerminalController` and initialize its attributes with appropriate values for the current terminal. `term_stream` is the stream that will be used for terminal output; if this stream is not a tty, then the terminal is assumed to be a dumb terminal (i.e., have no capabilities).
Rewrites string capabilities to remove "delays" which are not required for modern terminals


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Apache Flink 1.13.1 Released
May 28, 2021 - Dawid Wysakowicz (@dwysakowicz)The Apache Flink community released the first bugfix version of the Apache Flink 1.13 series.
This release includes 82 fixes and minor improvements for Flink 1.13.1. The list below includes bugfixes and improvements. For a complete list of all changes see: JIRA.
We highly recommend all users to upgrade to Flink 1.13.1.
Updated Maven dependencies:
<dependency>
<groupId>org.apache.flink</groupId>
<artifactId>flink-java</artifactId>
<version>1.13.1</version>
</dependency>
<dependency>
<groupId>org.apache.flink</groupId>
<artifactId>flink-streaming-java_2.11</artifactId>
<version>1.13.1</version>
</dependency>
<dependency>
<groupId>org.apache.flink</groupId>
<artifactId>flink-clients_2.11</artifactId>
<version>1.13.1</version>
</dependency>
You can find the binaries on the updated Downloads page.
Release Notes - Flink - Version 1.13.1
Sub-task
- [FLINK-22378] - Type mismatch when declaring SOURCE_WATERMARK on TIMESTAMP_LTZ column
- [FLINK-22666] - Make structured type's fields more lenient during casting
Bug
- [FLINK-12351] - AsyncWaitOperator should deep copy StreamElement when object reuse is enabled
- [FLINK-17170] - Cannot stop streaming job with savepoint which uses kinesis consumer
- [FLINK-19449] - LEAD/LAG cannot work correctly in streaming mode
- [FLINK-21181] - Buffer pool is destroyed error when outputting data over a timer after cancellation.
- [FLINK-21247] - flink iceberg table map<string,string> cannot convert to datastream
- [FLINK-21469] - stop-with-savepoint --drain doesn't advance watermark for sources chained to MultipleInputStreamTask
- [FLINK-21923] - SplitAggregateRule will be abnormal, when the sum/count and avg in SQL at the same time
- [FLINK-22109] - Misleading exception message if the number of arguments of a nested function is incorrect
- [FLINK-22294] - Hive reading fail when getting file numbers on different filesystem nameservices
- [FLINK-22355] - Simple Task Manager Memory Model image does not show up
- [FLINK-22356] - Filesystem/Hive partition file is not committed when watermark is applied on rowtime of TIMESTAMP_LTZ type
- [FLINK-22408] - Flink Table Parsr Hive Drop Partitions Syntax unparse is Error
- [FLINK-22424] - Writing to already released buffers potentially causing data corruption during job failover/cancellation
- [FLINK-22431] - AdaptiveScheduler does not log failure cause when recovering
- [FLINK-22434] - Dispatcher does not store suspended jobs in execution graph store
- [FLINK-22438] - add numRecordsOut metric for Async IO
- [FLINK-22442] - Using scala api to change the TimeCharacteristic of the PatternStream is invalid
- [FLINK-22463] - IllegalArgumentException is thrown in WindowAttachedWindowingStrategy when two phase is enabled for distinct agg
- [FLINK-22479] - [Kinesis][Consumer] Potential lock-up under error condition
- [FLINK-22489] - subtask backpressure indicator shows value for entire job
- [FLINK-22494] - Avoid discarding checkpoints in case of failure
- [FLINK-22502] - DefaultCompletedCheckpointStore drops unrecoverable checkpoints silently
- [FLINK-22511] - Fix the bug of non-composite result type in Python TableAggregateFunction
- [FLINK-22512] - Can't call current_timestamp with hive dialect for hive-3.1
- [FLINK-22522] - BytesHashMap has many verbose logs
- [FLINK-22523] - TUMBLE TVF should throw helpful exception when specifying second interval parameter
- [FLINK-22525] - The zone id in exception message should be GMT+08:00 instead of GMT+8:00
- [FLINK-22535] - Resource leak would happen if exception thrown during AbstractInvokable#restore of task life
- [FLINK-22555] - LGPL-2.1 files in flink-python jars
- [FLINK-22573] - AsyncIO can timeout elements after completion
- [FLINK-22574] - Adaptive Scheduler: Can not cancel restarting job
- [FLINK-22592] - numBuffersInLocal is always zero when using unaligned checkpoints
- [FLINK-22596] - Active timeout is not triggered if there were no barriers
- [FLINK-22618] - Fix incorrect free resource metrics of task managers
- [FLINK-22654] - SqlCreateTable toString()/unparse() lose CONSTRAINTS and watermarks
- [FLINK-22661] - HiveInputFormatPartitionReader can return invalid data
- [FLINK-22688] - Root Exception can not be shown on Web UI in Flink 1.13.0
- [FLINK-22706] - Source NOTICE outdated regarding docs/
- [FLINK-22721] - Breaking HighAvailabilityServices interface by adding new method
- [FLINK-22733] - Type mismatch thrown in DataStream.union if parameter is KeyedStream for Python DataStream API
Improvement
- [FLINK-18952] - Add 10 minutes to DataStream API documentation
- [FLINK-20695] - Zookeeper node under leader and leaderlatch is not deleted after job finished
- [FLINK-22250] - flink-sql-parser model Class ParserResource lack ParserResource.properties
- [FLINK-22301] - Statebackend and CheckpointStorage type is not shown in the Web UI
- [FLINK-22304] - Refactor some interfaces for TVF based window to improve the extendability
- [FLINK-22470] - The root cause of the exception encountered during compiling the job was not exposed to users in certain cases
- [FLINK-22560] - Filter maven metadata from all jars
- [FLINK-22699] - Make ConstantArgumentCount public API
- [FLINK-22708] - Propagate savepoint settings from StreamExecutionEnvironment to StreamGraph
- [FLINK-22725] - SlotManagers should unregister metrics at the start of suspend()


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- JSONP responses do not show the JSON tab.
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Execute Test
button below.
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This test passes if you see two rectangles, each with a numbered list inside, as described below. The numbers for both of the lists should be rendered outside (to the left) of the respective rectangles.
The first rectangle should be lightgray and contain a numbered list with 5 items. The items should be numbered with 2, 3, 8, 10 and 11 respectively.
The second rectangle should be lightgreen and contain a numbered list with 4 items. The items should be numbered with 1, 6, 7 and 9 respectively.


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If this is an emergency or you need to cancel your appointment, please give us a call.
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| Monday |   9:00am - 5:00pm |
|---|---|
| Tuesday |   9:00am - 6:00pm |
| Wednesday |           Closed |
| Thursday |   9:00am - 6:00pm |
| Friday |   9:00am - 5:00pm |
| Saturday |   9:00am - 2:00pm |


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| void | addLeafBounds (final List< WB_AABB > leafs) |
| void | addLeafRegion (final List< WB_AABB > leafs) |
| void | addBox (final List< WB_AABB > leafs, final int level) |
| void | addRegion (final List< WB_AABB > leafs, final int level) |
| V | add (final WB_KDEntry< T, V > entry) |
| V | addInLeaf (final WB_KDEntry< T, V > entry) |
| V | lookup (final WB_Coord point) |
| void | findNearest (final QueryResult< T, V > heap, final WB_Coord data) |
| WB_KDEntry< T, V >[] | range (final WB_AABB range) |
| WB_KDEntry< T, V >[] | range (final WB_Coord center, final double r2) |
| WB_KDEntry< T, V >[] | range (final WB_Coord center, final double lower2, final double upper2) |
| void | addLevel () |
| void | extendBounds (final WB_Coord coord) |
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| WB_AABB | _limits |
| WB_KDNode< T, V > | _negative |
| final WB_AABB | _region |
| WB_KDEntry< T, V >[] | _bin |
| boolean | _isLeaf |
| int | _binSize |
| int | _discriminator |
| double | _sliceValue |
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| Author | Andre Miller Copyright © 2008..2010, all rights reserved. |
| Adapted-by | Richard Zengerink, Sebastien Lelong, Paul D'haene |
| Compiler | >=2.4n |
library for Nokia 3310 display with pcd8544 controller
http://www.amontec.com/lcd_nokia_3310.shtml
cache usage has bugs, only half of screen is considered...
const byte GLCD_X_PIXELS = 84
const GLCD_WHITE = 0xFF
const GLCD_XOR = 0x01
var byte glcd_background_color = GLCD_WHITE
var word glcd_lo_watermark = cache_size - 1
const byte GLCD_Y_PIXELS = 48
var byte glcd_pen_color = GLCD_BLACK
const byte GLCD_COLOR_BITS = 1
var word glcd_hi_watermark = 0
var bit glcd_cache_changed = true
const word CACHE_SIZE = GLCD_X_PIXELS * (GLCD_Y_PIXELS/8)
const GLCD_BLACK = 0x00
nokia_contrast(byte in contrast)
nokia_goto(byte in x, byte in y)
nokia_clear_screen()
glcd_write_pixel(byte in x, byte in y)
graphic_to_nokia(byte in graph[])
nokia_init()
glcd_cache_update()
glcd_clear_cache()
glcd_write_char(byte in x, byte in y, byte in char)
_nokia_glcd_write(byte in value)
_nokia_glcd_write_command(byte in value)
_nokia_glcd_write_data(byte in value)
const byte GLCD_X_PIXELS = 84
GLCD specifications
const GLCD_WHITE = 0xFF
No documentation found
const GLCD_XOR = 0x01
this color is a special, internal to this library (not part of controller specs). When using this color, what's black becomes white (off), what's white becomes black (on)
var byte glcd_background_color = GLCD_WHITE
Default background color
var word glcd_lo_watermark = cache_size - 1
track current changed (dirty) area
const byte GLCD_Y_PIXELS = 48
No documentation found
var byte glcd_pen_color = GLCD_BLACK
Default pen color
const byte GLCD_COLOR_BITS = 1
monochrome display
var word glcd_hi_watermark = 0
No documentation found
var bit glcd_cache_changed = true
No documentation found
const word CACHE_SIZE = GLCD_X_PIXELS * (GLCD_Y_PIXELS/8)
Cache definition
const GLCD_BLACK = 0x00
colors constants black & white are official value for display controller
nokia_contrast(byte in contrast)
Set display contrast contrast -> value from 0x00 to 0x7F
nokia_goto(byte in x, byte in y)
Set the current position for data (x = 0->83, y = 0->5)
nokia_clear_screen()
Clear the LCD data memory
glcd_write_pixel(byte in x, byte in y)
Plot a pixel at given absolute (x, y) location. x, y -> Absolute pixel coordinates glcd_pen_color should be set before calling, to plot appropriate pixel colors.
graphic_to_nokia(byte in graph[])
prints any bitmap graphics (for instance created with fastLCD http://www.amontec.com/lcd_nokia_3310.shtml) to lcd just create: const byte graphic[] = { graphic max 504 bytes} and call graphic_to_nokia( graphic)
nokia_init()
Send LCD initialization commands
glcd_cache_update()
Copy the changed area of the cache to the lcd. Call this procedure after writing to cache. When the glcd_cache_changed flag has not been set, lcd_cache_update simply returns. Only the cache between the low & high watermark pointers is updated
glcd_clear_cache()
Clear the display. glcd_cache_update must be called next.
glcd_write_char(byte in x, byte in y, byte in char)
write a char at position (x,y), using font previously selected with glcd_font_use(FONT_ID). Honor glcd_background_color variable, and indirectly glcd_pen_color, such as: * glcd_background_color can be GLCD_BLACK. If so, pen color will be white (inverted) * if glcd_background_color isn't GLCD_BLACK, then background color will be white, and pen color will be white ("normal"). when using glcd_common library, a glcd'put pseudo-variable will be defined, and be called as an output device (eg. glcd = "x")
_nokia_glcd_write(byte in value)
No documentation found
_nokia_glcd_write_command(byte in value)
Write a command byte to the LCD
_nokia_glcd_write_data(byte in value)
Write a data byte to the LCD
| 18f4550 | 18f4550_nokia_3310_font.jal |
| 18f4550 | 18f4550_nokia_3310_sprite.jal |
| 18f4550 | 18f4550_nokia_3310_gfx.jal |
| 18f4550 | 18f4550_nokia_3310_pixel.jal |


This model demonstrates the effects of non-linear magnetisation characteristics of soft magnetic materials (hysteresis neglected). A sinusoidal voltage is applied to an inductor with a closed ferromagnetic core of rectangular shape. Set the tolerance to 1e-7, simulate for 0.1 s and plot for example:
coil.i vs. time // non-harmonic current due to saturation of the core material r_mFe.mu_r vs. r_mFe.B // relative permeability vs. flux density inside core r_mFe.B vs. r_mFe.H // magnetisation curve B(H); hysteresis neglected
The magnetisation characteristics of the flux tube element representing the ferromagnetic core can easily be changed from simplified linear behaviour (nonLinearPermeability set to false and R_mFe.mu_rConst set to a positive value, preferably mu_rConst >> 1) to non-linear behaviour (e.g., selection of one of the electric sheets in Material.SoftMagnetic with nonLinearPermeability set to true). This enables for convenient initial design of magnetic circuits with linear material characteristics prior to simulation with non-linear behaviour.
If the supply voltage has a zero-crossing when applied to the inductor at time t=0 (i.e., source.phase set to zero instead of π/2), then the inrush current that is typical for switching of inductive loads can be observed.


{% extends "dnd/mobile/index/index_layout.html" %} {% block content %} {% for newsEntry in newsEntries %}
{{ newsEntry.published }}
If you, by any chance, wonder on a page from a rulebook you do not OWN (the source material is always referred both in url and in page contents), please, leave that page, buy the book and then return.
{% endblock %}


| Network | |
|---|---|
| Average Bitrate | |
| Current Bitrate | |
| Highest Bitrate | |
| Longest Time Between Packets | |
| Lowest Bitrate | |
| Network Buffer Usage | |
| Packets Per Second | |
| Shortest Time Between Packets | |
| Time Between Last Packet | |
| Total Packets Recieved | |
| RTP | |
| Min Lost Packets | |
| SSRC | |
| Sequence Number | |
| Timestamp | |
| Service | |
| Service Name | |
| Service Provider |
| TS | |
|---|---|
| Pid | |
| Cc Error Count | |
| Is ProgAssociationTable | |
| Packet Count | |
| StreamType |


SessionHash is responsible to lazily load the session from store.
Alias for #[]
Alias for has_key?
Alias for update
Alias for #[]=
[Validate]


(Check the latest version and updates to this doc at the repo: https://github.com/vigrai/zabbix-template-php-fpm )
This is a template for monitoring php-fpm and it’s pools with Zabbix.
What’s special about this template, is that it automatically detects (using LLD) the running php-fpm pools and creates items for measuring metrics from each pool. It uses Http Agent type check in zabbix in order to parse the php status information into useful metrics.
So, if you are running a server with multiple php-fpm pools, this may be a better alternative for monitoring php than other templates available.
This template was tested using:
| Software | Vesion |
| —— | —— |
| Zabbix Server | 4.0.3 |
| Debian | Stretch (9.8) |
| Php-fpm | 7.2 |
It might also work with other combination of versions.
This are the metrics created for each php-fpm pool:
| ![N | Solid](https://github.com/vigrai/zabbix-template-php-fpm/blob/master/img/metrics.png) |
Php-status should be enabled in the php-fpm pools.
Php-status should be accessible and located in /php-status_POOLNAME for each pool (see step 4 of Setup).
Even though this template is made with automation in mind, there’s still some manual steps to be done in the client (where php-fpm and zabbix-agent are running) in order to get it working:
# git clone https://github.com/vigrai/zabbix-template-php-fpm.git /tmp/zabbix-template
php-fpm.discover\_pools.pl
into the /etc/zabbix directory and make it executable.
# cp /tmp/zabbix-template/php-fpm.discover\_pools.pl /etc/zabbix
# chmod +x /etc/zabbix/php-fpm.discover\_pools.pl
# chown zabbix.zabbix /etc/zabbix/php-fpm.discover\_pools.pl
# cp /tmp/zabbix-template/userparameter\_php-fpm.conf /etc/zabbix/zabbix\_agentd.d
[x] The pools should have php-status enabled.
[x] Php-status should be available in the path /fpm-status_[NAME-OF-THE-POOL]
Example configuration file for pool called nms (/etc/php/7.2/fpm/pool.d/nms.conf):
[nms]
`
Fabio Gallese
| Name | Description | Default | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| {$HOST.PHPFPM} |
-
 | <IP_ADDRESS>:8080 |
Text macro |
| {$PROTO} |
-
 | http |
Text macro |
There are no template links in this template.
| Name | Description | Type | Key and additional info |
|---|---|---|---|
| PHP-FPM Pools Discovery |
-
 | Zabbix agent |
php-fpm.discover_pools
Update: 120s
 |
| Name | Description | Type | Key and additional info |
|---|---|---|---|
| Memory Used by Pool {#POOLNAME} |
-
 | Zabbix agent |
proc.mem[“php-fpm: pool {#POOLNAME}”,,,,pmem]
Update: 120s

LLD
 |
| PHP-FPM Pool {#POOLNAME} status page |
-
 | HTTP agent |
php-fpm.status[{#POOLNAME}]
Update: 60s

LLD
 |
| Process for pool {#POOLNAME} |
-
 | Zabbix agent |
proc.num[“php-fpm: pool {#POOLNAME}”]
Update: 60s

LLD
 |
| PHP-FPM ({#POOLNAME}): Accepted Connections Per Second |
The number of incoming requests per second that the pool has accepted; when a connection is accepted it is removed from the listen queue (displayed in real time).
 | Dependent item |
php-fpm.accepted_conn[{#POOLNAME}]
Update: 0

LLD
 |
| PHP-FPM ({#POOLNAME}): Active Processes |
The number of servers current processing a page - the minimum is 1 (so even on a fully idle server, the result will be not read 0).
 | Dependent item |
php-fpm.active_processes[{#POOLNAME}]
Update: 0

LLD
 |
| PHP-FPM ({#POOLNAME}): Listen Queue |
The current number of connections that have been initiated, but not yet accepted. If this value is non-zero it typically means that all the available server processes are currently busy, and there are no processes available to serve the next request. Raising pm.max_children (provided the server can handle it) should help keep this number low. This property follows from the fact that PHP-FPM listens via a socket (TCP or file based), and thus inherits some of the characteristics of sockets.
 | Dependent item |
php-fpm.listen_queue[{#POOLNAME}]
Update: 0

LLD
 |
| PHP-FPM ({#POOLNAME}): Listen Queue Len |
The upper limit on the number of connections that will be queued. Once this limit is reached, subsequent connections will either be refused, or ignored. This value is set by the php-fpm per pool configuration option ‘listen.backlog’, which defaults to -1 (unlimited). However, this value is also limited by the system (sysctl) value ‘net.core.somaxconn’, which defaults to 128 on many Linux systems.
 | Dependent item |
php-fpm.listen_queue_len[{#POOLNAME}]
Update: 0

LLD
 |
| PHP-FPM ({#POOLNAME}): Max Active Processes |
The highest value that ‘active processes’ has reached since the php-fpm server started. This value should not exceed pm.max_children.
 | Dependent item |
php-fpm.max_active_processes[{#POOLNAME}]
Update: 0

LLD
 |
| PHP-FPM ({#POOLNAME}): Max Children Reached |
The number of times that pm.max_children has been reached since the php-fpm pool started (only applicable if the process manager is ondemand or dynamic).
 | Dependent item |
php-fpm.max_children_reached[{#POOLNAME}]
Update: 0

LLD
 |
| PHP-FPM ({#POOLNAME}): Max Listen Queue |
The maximum number of requests in the queue of pending connections since this FPM pool has started.
 | Dependent item |
php-fpm.max_listen_queue[{#POOLNAME}]
Update: 0

LLD
 |
| PHP-FPM ({#POOLNAME}): Pool Name |
The name of this pool.
 | Dependent item |
php-fpm.pool[{#POOLNAME}]
Update: 0

LLD
 |
| PHP-FPM ({#POOLNAME}): Process Manager |
The method used by the process manager to control the number of child processes (possible values: ondemand, dynamic or static) for this pool.
 | Dependent item |
php-fpm.process_manager[{#POOLNAME}]
Update: 0

LLD
 |
| PHP-FPM ({#POOLNAME}): Slow Requests |
The number of requests that exceeded your request_slowlog_timeout value.
 | Dependent item |
php-fpm.slow_requests[{#POOLNAME}]
Update: 0

LLD
 |
| PHP-FPM ({#POOLNAME}): Start Since |
How long has this pool been running.
 | Dependent item |
php-fpm.start_since[{#POOLNAME}]
Update: 0

LLD
 |
| PHP-FPM ({#POOLNAME}): Start Time |
The time when this pool was started.
 | Dependent item |
php-fpm.start_time[{#POOLNAME}]
Update: 0

LLD
 |
| PHP-FPM ({#POOLNAME}): Total Processes |
The total number of server processes currently running; the sum of idle processes + active processes. If the process manager is static, this number will match pm.max_children.
 | Dependent item |
php-fpm.total_processes[{#POOLNAME}]
Update: 0

LLD
 |
There are no triggers in this template.
(Check the latest version and updates to this doc at the repo: https://github.com/vigrai/zabbix-template-php-fpm )
This is a template for monitoring php-fpm and it’s pools with Zabbix.
What’s special about this template, is that it automatically detects (using LLD) the running php-fpm pools and creates items for measuring metrics from each pool. It uses Http Agent type check in zabbix in order to parse the php status information into useful metrics.
So, if you are running a server with multiple php-fpm pools, this may be a better alternative for monitoring php than other templates available.
This template was tested using:
| Software | Vesion |
| —— | —— |
| Zabbix Server | 4.0.3 |
| Debian | Stretch (9.8) |
| Php-fpm | 7.2 |
It might also work with other combination of versions.
This are the metrics created for each php-fpm pool:
| ![N | Solid](https://github.com/vigrai/zabbix-template-php-fpm/blob/master/img/metrics.png) |
Php-status should be enabled in the php-fpm pools.
Php-status should be accessible and located in /php-status_POOLNAME for each pool (see step 4 of Setup).
Even though this template is made with automation in mind, there’s still some manual steps to be done in the client (where php-fpm and zabbix-agent are running) in order to get it working:
# git clone https://github.com/vigrai/zabbix-template-php-fpm.git /tmp/zabbix-template
php-fpm.discover\_pools.pl
into the /etc/zabbix directory and make it executable.
# cp /tmp/zabbix-template/php-fpm.discover\_pools.pl /etc/zabbix
# chmod +x /etc/zabbix/php-fpm.discover\_pools.pl
# chown zabbix.zabbix /etc/zabbix/php-fpm.discover\_pools.pl
# cp /tmp/zabbix-template/userparameter\_php-fpm.conf /etc/zabbix/zabbix\_agentd.d
[x] The pools should have php-status enabled.
[x] Php-status should be available in the path /fpm-status_[NAME-OF-THE-POOL]
Example configuration file for pool called nms (/etc/php/7.2/fpm/pool.d/nms.conf):
[nms]
`
Fabio Gallese
| Name | Description | Default | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| {$HOST.PHPFPM} |
-
 | <IP_ADDRESS>:8080 |
Text macro |
| {$PROTO} |
-
 | http |
Text macro |
There are no template links in this template.
| Name | Description | Type | Key and additional info |
|---|---|---|---|
| PHP-FPM Pools Discovery |
-
 | Zabbix agent |
php-fpm.discover_pools
Update: 120s
 |
| Name | Description | Type | Key and additional info |
|---|---|---|---|
| Memory Used by Pool {#POOLNAME} |
-
 | Zabbix agent |
proc.mem[“php-fpm: pool {#POOLNAME}”,,,,pmem]
Update: 120s

LLD
 |
| PHP-FPM Pool {#POOLNAME} status page |
-
 | HTTP agent |
php-fpm.status[{#POOLNAME}]
Update: 60s

LLD
 |
| Process for pool {#POOLNAME} |
-
 | Zabbix agent |
proc.num[“php-fpm: pool {#POOLNAME}”]
Update: 60s

LLD
 |
| PHP-FPM ({#POOLNAME}): Accepted Connections Per Second |
The number of incoming requests per second that the pool has accepted; when a connection is accepted it is removed from the listen queue (displayed in real time).
 | Dependent item |
php-fpm.accepted_conn[{#POOLNAME}]
Update: 0

LLD
 |
| PHP-FPM ({#POOLNAME}): Active Processes |
The number of servers current processing a page - the minimum is 1 (so even on a fully idle server, the result will be not read 0).
 | Dependent item |
php-fpm.active_processes[{#POOLNAME}]
Update: 0

LLD
 |
| PHP-FPM ({#POOLNAME}): Listen Queue |
The current number of connections that have been initiated, but not yet accepted. If this value is non-zero it typically means that all the available server processes are currently busy, and there are no processes available to serve the next request. Raising pm.max_children (provided the server can handle it) should help keep this number low. This property follows from the fact that PHP-FPM listens via a socket (TCP or file based), and thus inherits some of the characteristics of sockets.
 | Dependent item |
php-fpm.listen_queue[{#POOLNAME}]
Update: 0

LLD
 |
| PHP-FPM ({#POOLNAME}): Listen Queue Len |
The upper limit on the number of connections that will be queued. Once this limit is reached, subsequent connections will either be refused, or ignored. This value is set by the php-fpm per pool configuration option ‘listen.backlog’, which defaults to -1 (unlimited). However, this value is also limited by the system (sysctl) value ‘net.core.somaxconn’, which defaults to 128 on many Linux systems.
 | Dependent item |
php-fpm.listen_queue_len[{#POOLNAME}]
Update: 0

LLD
 |
| PHP-FPM ({#POOLNAME}): Max Active Processes |
The highest value that ‘active processes’ has reached since the php-fpm server started. This value should not exceed pm.max_children.
 | Dependent item |
php-fpm.max_active_processes[{#POOLNAME}]
Update: 0

LLD
 |
| PHP-FPM ({#POOLNAME}): Max Children Reached |
The number of times that pm.max_children has been reached since the php-fpm pool started (only applicable if the process manager is ondemand or dynamic).
 | Dependent item |
php-fpm.max_children_reached[{#POOLNAME}]
Update: 0

LLD
 |
| PHP-FPM ({#POOLNAME}): Max Listen Queue |
The maximum number of requests in the queue of pending connections since this FPM pool has started.
 | Dependent item |
php-fpm.max_listen_queue[{#POOLNAME}]
Update: 0

LLD
 |
| PHP-FPM ({#POOLNAME}): Pool Name |
The name of this pool.
 | Dependent item |
php-fpm.pool[{#POOLNAME}]
Update: 0

LLD
 |
| PHP-FPM ({#POOLNAME}): Process Manager |
The method used by the process manager to control the number of child processes (possible values: ondemand, dynamic or static) for this pool.
 | Dependent item |
php-fpm.process_manager[{#POOLNAME}]
Update: 0

LLD
 |
| PHP-FPM ({#POOLNAME}): Slow Requests |
The number of requests that exceeded your request_slowlog_timeout value.
 | Dependent item |
php-fpm.slow_requests[{#POOLNAME}]
Update: 0

LLD
 |
| PHP-FPM ({#POOLNAME}): Start Since |
How long has this pool been running.
 | Dependent item |
php-fpm.start_since[{#POOLNAME}]
Update: 0

LLD
 |
| PHP-FPM ({#POOLNAME}): Start Time |
The time when this pool was started.
 | Dependent item |
php-fpm.start_time[{#POOLNAME}]
Update: 0

LLD
 |
| PHP-FPM ({#POOLNAME}): Total Processes |
The total number of server processes currently running; the sum of idle processes + active processes. If the process manager is static, this number will match pm.max_children.
 | Dependent item |
php-fpm.total_processes[{#POOLNAME}]
Update: 0

LLD
 |
There are no triggers in this template.
(Check the latest version and updates to this doc at the repo: https://github.com/vigrai/zabbix-template-php-fpm )
This is a template for monitoring php-fpm and it’s pools with Zabbix.
What’s special about this template, is that it automatically detects (using LLD) the running php-fpm pools and creates items for measuring metrics from each pool. It uses Http Agent type check in zabbix in order to parse the php status information into useful metrics.
So, if you are running a server with multiple php-fpm pools, this may be a better alternative for monitoring php than other templates available.
This template was tested using:
| Software | Vesion |
| —— | —— |
| Zabbix Server | 4.0.3 |
| Debian | Stretch (9.8) |
| Php-fpm | 7.2 |
It might also work with other combination of versions.
This are the metrics created for each php-fpm pool:
| ![N | Solid](https://github.com/vigrai/zabbix-template-php-fpm/blob/master/img/metrics.png) |
Php-status should be enabled in the php-fpm pools.
Php-status should be accessible and located in /php-status_POOLNAME for each pool (see step 4 of Setup).
Even though this template is made with automation in mind, there’s still some manual steps to be done in the client (where php-fpm and zabbix-agent are running) in order to get it working:
# git clone https://github.com/vigrai/zabbix-template-php-fpm.git /tmp/zabbix-template
php-fpm.discover\_pools.pl
into the /etc/zabbix directory and make it executable.
# cp /tmp/zabbix-template/php-fpm.discover\_pools.pl /etc/zabbix
# chmod +x /etc/zabbix/php-fpm.discover\_pools.pl
# chown zabbix.zabbix /etc/zabbix/php-fpm.discover\_pools.pl
# cp /tmp/zabbix-template/userparameter\_php-fpm.conf /etc/zabbix/zabbix\_agentd.d
[x] The pools should have php-status enabled.
[x] Php-status should be available in the path /fpm-status_[NAME-OF-THE-POOL]
Example configuration file for pool called nms (/etc/php/7.2/fpm/pool.d/nms.conf):
[nms]
`
Fabio Gallese
| Name | Description | Default | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| {$HOST.PHPFPM} |
-
 | <IP_ADDRESS>:8080 |
Text macro |
| {$PROTO} |
-
 | http |
Text macro |
There are no template links in this template.
| Name | Description | Type | Key and additional info |
|---|---|---|---|
| PHP-FPM Pools Discovery |
-
 | Zabbix agent |
php-fpm.discover_pools
Update: 120s
 |
| Name | Description | Type | Key and additional info |
|---|---|---|---|
| Memory Used by Pool {#POOLNAME} |
-
 | Zabbix agent |
proc.mem[“php-fpm: pool {#POOLNAME}”,,,,pmem]
Update: 120s

LLD
 |
| PHP-FPM Pool {#POOLNAME} status page |
-
 | HTTP agent |
php-fpm.status[{#POOLNAME}]
Update: 60s

LLD
 |
| Process for pool {#POOLNAME} |
-
 | Zabbix agent |
proc.num[“php-fpm: pool {#POOLNAME}”]
Update: 60s

LLD
 |
| PHP-FPM ({#POOLNAME}): Accepted Connections Per Second |
The number of incoming requests per second that the pool has accepted; when a connection is accepted it is removed from the listen queue (displayed in real time).
 | Dependent item |
php-fpm.accepted_conn[{#POOLNAME}]
Update: 0

LLD
 |
| PHP-FPM ({#POOLNAME}): Active Processes |
The number of servers current processing a page - the minimum is 1 (so even on a fully idle server, the result will be not read 0).
 | Dependent item |
php-fpm.active_processes[{#POOLNAME}]
Update: 0

LLD
 |
| PHP-FPM ({#POOLNAME}): Listen Queue |
The current number of connections that have been initiated, but not yet accepted. If this value is non-zero it typically means that all the available server processes are currently busy, and there are no processes available to serve the next request. Raising pm.max_children (provided the server can handle it) should help keep this number low. This property follows from the fact that PHP-FPM listens via a socket (TCP or file based), and thus inherits some of the characteristics of sockets.
 | Dependent item |
php-fpm.listen_queue[{#POOLNAME}]
Update: 0

LLD
 |
| PHP-FPM ({#POOLNAME}): Listen Queue Len |
The upper limit on the number of connections that will be queued. Once this limit is reached, subsequent connections will either be refused, or ignored. This value is set by the php-fpm per pool configuration option ‘listen.backlog’, which defaults to -1 (unlimited). However, this value is also limited by the system (sysctl) value ‘net.core.somaxconn’, which defaults to 128 on many Linux systems.
 | Dependent item |
php-fpm.listen_queue_len[{#POOLNAME}]
Update: 0

LLD
 |
| PHP-FPM ({#POOLNAME}): Max Active Processes |
The highest value that ‘active processes’ has reached since the php-fpm server started. This value should not exceed pm.max_children.
 | Dependent item |
php-fpm.max_active_processes[{#POOLNAME}]
Update: 0

LLD
 |
| PHP-FPM ({#POOLNAME}): Max Children Reached |
The number of times that pm.max_children has been reached since the php-fpm pool started (only applicable if the process manager is ondemand or dynamic).
 | Dependent item |
php-fpm.max_children_reached[{#POOLNAME}]
Update: 0

LLD
 |
| PHP-FPM ({#POOLNAME}): Max Listen Queue |
The maximum number of requests in the queue of pending connections since this FPM pool has started.
 | Dependent item |
php-fpm.max_listen_queue[{#POOLNAME}]
Update: 0

LLD
 |
| PHP-FPM ({#POOLNAME}): Pool Name |
The name of this pool.
 | Dependent item |
php-fpm.pool[{#POOLNAME}]
Update: 0

LLD
 |
| PHP-FPM ({#POOLNAME}): Process Manager |
The method used by the process manager to control the number of child processes (possible values: ondemand, dynamic or static) for this pool.
 | Dependent item |
php-fpm.process_manager[{#POOLNAME}]
Update: 0

LLD
 |
| PHP-FPM ({#POOLNAME}): Slow Requests |
The number of requests that exceeded your request_slowlog_timeout value.
 | Dependent item |
php-fpm.slow_requests[{#POOLNAME}]
Update: 0

LLD
 |
| PHP-FPM ({#POOLNAME}): Start Since |
How long has this pool been running.
 | Dependent item |
php-fpm.start_since[{#POOLNAME}]
Update: 0

LLD
 |
| PHP-FPM ({#POOLNAME}): Start Time |
The time when this pool was started.
 | Dependent item |
php-fpm.start_time[{#POOLNAME}]
Update: 0

LLD
 |
| PHP-FPM ({#POOLNAME}): Total Processes |
The total number of server processes currently running; the sum of idle processes + active processes. If the process manager is static, this number will match pm.max_children.
 | Dependent item |
php-fpm.total_processes[{#POOLNAME}]
Update: 0

LLD
 |
There are no triggers in this template.


What is Squawkar?
The home for opinions, debate, views and comment.
If you have something to say but nowhere to say it then Squawkar is for you.
It’s the world’s first online, wholly opinion-based website, the natural home for people who want to get something off their chests and share with the World.
Squawkar is an online community for the sardonic and witty, where malcontents and miseries can go to moan and mither, where the opinionated and the frustrated have a platform to rant, rail and vent their spleen.
It’s the place to go for witticisms, insightful verbal stings and satirical comment. And when users have had their fill of those, they can seek out debate, discussion and dialogue. Because Squawkar provides users with a voice in a world where, increasingly, people feel invisible, overlooked and ignored.

Squawk by:
1) Text
Title: Add a title and try to make it as attention-grabbing as possible to capture the reader’s attention and also to contain the key words for those searching. You can also add hashtags, which as per Twitter, enable more focussed searches.
Message: Here you can type what you want to type but please do not squawk or comment anything that may be illegal, harmful, obscene, threatening, discriminatory, abusive, harassing or libellous. Squawkar’s intention is to stay in existence, and breaking these laws will only result in the site crashing down. To protect itself, Squawkar has to reserve the right to remove, without notice and without giving any reason, any squawks or comments as it sees fit in contravention of these guidelines.
2) Graffiti
This is your chance to share a quick thought, rant or rave and your typing is transformed into graffiti spray.
3) Image
Here you can upload a picture of whatever amazes, amuses or makes you angry..
How To Use Squawkar
Squawkar has been designed to be as user-friendly and intuitive as possible. Social media users will find many familiar features.
Home Page
the latest squawks, search options, account access and of course the “squawk” button for self expression.
Creating an account
This is very straightforward and users can use their Facebook or Twitter details to log in. Otherwise, details can be entered following onscreen prompts and access is instant.
Users can change their password, add an avatar if they choose, give themselves an interesting username all by clicking “settings” on the username dropdown menu.
Features
Latest
Popular
Most Commented
Search by category and hashtags
Variety of Topic Subject Matters
Following - follow a contributor: click on the name which will open a page of all their squawks, press the “Follow” key and each time users log-in there will be a “Following” option to access.
Links to Facebook, Twitter, Email etc.
The usual 'like' and 'dislike' buttons – the ability to 'like' or positively endorse someone else's comment
Email notification - notifications to users if squawk comments are ‘liked’ and/or added to favourites


MAD DOG AND GLORY A film review by James Berardinelli Copyright 1993 James Berardinelli
Running Length: 1:40 Rated: R (Nudity, sexual situations, language)
Starring: Robert DeNiro, Uma Thurman, Bill Murray, David Caruso, Mike Starr, Kathy Baker Director: John McNaughton Producers: Martin Scorsese and Barbara DeFina Screenplay: Richard Price Music: Elmer Bernstein Released by Universal Pictures
Wayne, or "Mad Dog", as he's called (Robert DeNiro), is a cop who has never fired his gun. When he saves mob boss Frank (Bill Murray) from death at the hands of a common thief by using talk to diffuse the situation, Frank feels compelled to reward Wayne for saving his life. So he gives Wayne a gift in the person of Glory (Uma Thurman). She is, in essence, his property and at the end of a week he expects her back. At first, Glory is an unwanted presence in Wayne's life but, as the days go by, he realizes that she's what he wants more than anything else.
MAD DOG AND GLORY is a film that takes a lot of chances, from its choice of director to the roles played by two of its three leads. While the casting against type works strictly on the basis of the strengths of the actors, Martin Scorsese's hand-picking of John McNaughton (HENRY: PORTRAIT OF A SERIAL KILLER) may not have been the best decision. McNaughton was brought on board the project to give it a "different feel". That is certainly achieved, but not necessarily for the betterment of the movie. MAD DOG AND GLORY has an extremely uneven tone. The dark moments are not dangerous enough and the more uplifting scenes lack a much-needed lightheartedness.
At times, the writing is also suspect. Too often, the film stays at arm's length from the audience, keeping emotional involvement to a minimum. While attempts are made to create three-dimensional characters, the people in this picture never seem more than half-developed. The love affair doesn't take up enough screen time to be vivid, and the relationship between Wayne and Frank never gels.
It's difficult to write a romance that isn't sappy and in that, MAD DOG AND GLORY is a success. The putrid, silly dialogue of such films as UNTAMED HEART is thankfully absent. These people at least say and do intelligent and reasonable things. Although I felt something was missing from this film, I was never insulted by it.
Not since his abysmal performance in RAZOR'S EDGE has Bill Murray tried to play it straight. His job in MAD DOG AND GLORY is deserving of mixed reviews. He is competent--and sometimes quite good--but his character never comes across as forcefully as it should have. This may have been as much the fault of the script as anything else, but it would have been interesting to see how Al Pacino (who was originally offered this role but begged off to do SCENT OF A WOMAN and GLENGARRY GLEN ROSS) would have interpreted Frank. So, while Murray has improved since RAZOR'S EDGE, he still has a distance to go.
Robert DeNiro is effective in an unusually restrained role. In MAD DOG AND GLORY, the actor's energy has been internalized, and this helps Wayne seem more real than anyone else. Uma Thurman is capable of better work than the scope of her character allows. She does what she can with the role, and turns in a good performance, but it's a shame to consider what might have been had the script given her more to work with.
The "gem in the rough" is Mike Starr's Harold. Perhaps the only character that clicks all the time, Harold is exceptionally funny--a sensitive big guy who says the most unusual things--but is never portrayed in such an over-blown manner as to be no more than comic relief. It would not be too far off the mark to say that character actor Starr (whose previous credits include GOODFELLAS and THE BODYGUARD) steals most of the scenes that he's in.
Overall, MAD DOG AND GLORY is a mixed bag. What's on the screen is entertaining, but I often felt that I was only seeing half the movie--the more interesting portion, perhaps, but still only half. MAD DOG AND GLORY was heavily edited, so part of the fault could lie there, but the final result is not wholly satisfying. It works, but not as well as it could--or should.
Rating: 7.4 (B-, **1/2)
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-- Readme example -- This generates the example used in the readme. Runs a 4-5 rule CA for 'cave -- generation and then computes the contiguous sub-patterns and prints them. -- Load forma modules, lazy init is also available, i.e -- require('forma') local primitives = require('forma.primitives') local subpattern = require('forma.subpattern') local automata = require('forma.automata') local neighbourhood = require('forma.neighbourhood') -- Generate a square box to run the CA inside local domain = primitives.square(80,20) -- CA initial condition: 800-point random sample of the domain local ca = subpattern.random(domain, 800) -- Moore (8-cell) neighbourhood 4-5 rule local moore = automata.rule(neighbourhood.moore(), "B5678/S45678") -- Run the CA until converged or 1000 iterations local ite, converged = 0, false while converged == false and ite < 1000 do ca, converged = automata.iterate(ca, domain, {moore}) ite = ite+1 end -- Access a subpattern's cell coordinates for external use for icell in ca:cells() do -- local foo = bar(icell) -- or -- local foo = bar(icell.x, icell.y) end -- Find all 4-contiguous segments of the CA pattern -- Uses the von-neumann neighbourhood to determine 'connectedness' -- but any custom neighbourhood can be used) local segments = subpattern.segments(ca, neighbourhood.von_neumann()) -- Print a representation to io.output subpattern.print_patterns(domain, segments)


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Diagram of Volition FreeWill Mind-Module
Hearing Vision CONCEPTS Motor Output /iiiiiii\ /!i!i!i!\ a| | | /YYYYYYYYYYYY\ | ||||||| || | b|C| | __________ | |||||||||||| | | ||||||| || | s|O|f| / FreeWill \ | | ||| ||| || | | ||||||| || | t|N|i| ( Volition ) | | ||| ||| || | | ||||||| || | r|C|b| \__________/ | | ||| ||| || | | ||||||| || | a|E|e| / | \ | |S||| ||| || | | ||||||| || ___ | c|P|r| ____/__ | \ | |H||| ||| || | | ||||||| || /dog\ | t|T|s| / \ | \ | |A|||R|||P|| | | ||||||| || (image)-|--|-+-|-( Emotion ) | \ | |K|||U|||E|| | | ||||||| || \___/ | | | | \_______/ | \| |E|||N|||T|| | | ||||||| || | | | | | \ |?|||?|||?|| | | ||||||| || | | | | ___V___ |\ ________ | | ||||||| || | | | | / \ | \/ \ | | |d------||---------|--|-+-|--------( EnThink ) | ( Motorium ) | | ||||o|| || | | | | \_______/ | \________/ | | ||g|||| || | | | | | |||||||||||| |
2. Purpose of the Volition Module
The purpose of the Volition mind-module is to integrate the feelings of emotion and the ideas of thinking to plan and launch motor initiatives in pursuit of goals.
3. Algorithm of the Volition Mind-Module
3.A. The Volition module combines the influence from Emotion and the deliberations from thinking to select and inititiate motor options learned and habituated in the Motorium module.
3.B. A chief characteristic of AI volition is the integrative nature of the will as it contemplates a candidate for action. Feelings or ideas in favor of a proposed initiative gradually move the Volition module towards the threshold of launching the motor execution of the proposed behavior, while contrary feelings and countervailing ideas delay or even prevent the launching of the motor initiative.
3.C. Without robot embodiment and access to actuators, each AI Mind is limited in its motor options to such paltry initiatives as sounding a beep or speaking its thoughts aloud. Further motor initiatives available to the unembodied AI may include the sending of e-mail; the surfing of the Web; and the intentional making of one or more copies of the AI Mind.
4. Code of Volition() from ghost327.pl AI
source code in
Perl
sub Volition() { # http://ai.neocities.org/Volition.html # http://discourse.numenta.org/t/free-will-volition-module # Emotion(); # 2016mar05: physiological emotion will influence thought; # if ($hlc eq 1) { # 2017-06-17: check human-language-code $hlc if ($hlc == 1) { # 2018-09-27: check human-language-code $hlc EnThink(); # 2017-06-17: In response to English input, think in English. } # 2017-06-17: End of test to select a human language to think in. if ($hlc == 3) { # 2018-09-27: check human-language-code $hlc RuThink(); # 2017-06-17: In response to Russian input, think in Russian. } # 2017-06-17: End of test to select a human language to think in. # MetEmPsychosis(); # 2017-04-10: move source code and memories across the Web? # MindMeld(); # 2017-04-23: module stubbed in to promote shared AI dreaming. # Motorium(); # 2016mar05: motor memories will control robot actuators; if ($trigger > 99) { # 2017may29: if user presses [Enter] with no input... $beep = 1; # 2016apr29: send a beep-command to the Motorium() module; Motorium(); # 2016apr29: for execution of the commands of Volition() $beep = 0; # 2016apr29: reset the flag after each motor execution. $trigger = 0; # 2016apr29: reset the trigger for a fresh integration. } # 2016apr29: end of the integration of components to will an action. } # 2016mar05: Volition() will return to the MainLoop of the AI.
5.
Variables for the Volition Mind-Module
$beep -- flag for robot Motorium() module to create a beep.
$hlc -- human-language code; 1=en; 2=de; 3=ru. Subject to override by the $engov or $degov or $rugov flag.
$impetus -- an accumulating variable to hold the activation-level of a trigger to initiate action by the FreeWill Volition module.
$trigger -- a trigger for Volition() to call Motorium()
6. Troubleshooting and Debugging
6.1.a. Symptom: (Something goes wrong.)
6.1.b. Solution: (AI Mind
Maintainer devises solution.)
The AI software needs to be embodied in autonomous robots with a full complement of motor options available to the Volition module.
Roadmap to Artificial Intelligence
9.
AiTree of Mind-Modules for
Natural Language Understanding


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type this function is called with the current state of file receiving. It is passed two arguments: otherGuy - the easyrtcid of the person sending the files. * msg - one of the following structures: {status:"done", reason:"accept_failed"} {status:"done", reason:"success"} {status:"done", reason:"cancelled"} {status:"eof"}, {status:"started_file, name:"filename"} {status:"progress", name:filename, received:received_size_in_bytes, size:file_size_in_bytes } Example
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The father-in-law and the mother-in-law
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The father-in-law and the mother-in-law
Collection
Summary
The Wife’s Parents. By /han≠kass’o (L VIII.-32. 8843-8845). The way in which sons-in-law speak to their parents-in-law.
Comments
1) p.8842v: |han≠kass'o observed this himself, 2) This story is found in Book VIII-32
Contributors
|han≠kass'o (Klein Jantje) (VIII)
Date
4 December 1879
Categories
Words and sentences, Custom and daily life
Keywords
parents-in-law (the treatment of) , parents-in-law (what sons-in-law say to them) , parents-in-law (how son's-in-law talk to them) , parents-in-law (the mother-in-law) , parents-in-law (the father-in-law) , parents-in-law (what |han–kass'o says about) , son-in-law (how he treats his parents-in-law) , son-in-law (what he says to his wife's parents) , relations (through marriage) , relations (how the son-in-law talks to his wife's parents) , wife (her parents) , wife (how her son–in–law treats and speaks to her) , marriage (the treatment of the in–laws) , marriage (how the wife's parents are spoken to)
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FunctionSet (deprecated)¶
-
class
chainer.
FunctionSet
(**links)[source]¶ Set of links (as “parameterized functions”).
FunctionSet is a subclass of
Chain
. Function registration is done just by adding an attribute to :class:` object.Deprecated since version v1.5: Use
Chain
instead.-
__getitem__
(key)[source]¶ Returns an attribute by name.
Parameters: key (str) – Name of the attribute. Returns: Attribute. Example
>>> import chainer.links as L >>> model = FunctionSet(l1=L.Linear(10, 10), l2=L.Linear(10, 10)) >>> l1 = model['l1'] # equivalent to l1 = model.l1
-
collect_parameters
()[source]¶ Returns a tuple of parameters and gradients.
Returns: Tuple (pair) of two tuples. The first element is a tuple of parameter arrays, and the second is a tuple of gradient arrays.
-
copy_parameters_from
(params)[source]¶ Copies parameters from another source without reallocation.
Parameters: params (Iterable) – Iterable of parameter arrays.
-
gradients
¶ Tuple of gradient arrays of all registered functions.
The order of gradients is consistent with
parameters()
property.
-
parameters
¶ Tuple of parameter arrays of all registered functions.
The order of parameters is consistent with
parameters()
property.
-


Celtics’ Kemba Walker has concussion-like symptoms
DENVER (AP) - Boston Celtics guard Kemba Walker collided with teammate Semi Ojeleye late in the second quarter, striking Ojeleye’s abdomen area head-first and going down on to the court in a heap against the Denver Nuggets on Friday night.
In a tweet, the Celtics said Walker has been diagnosed with concussion-like symptoms. He was taken to a hospital for further evaluation.
Walker grimaced in pain as he went down and play was stopped as medical personnel from both teams tended to the star guard who was prone on the floor for several minutes.
His teammates gathered round as did Nuggets players, plainly concerned about Walker. A brace was placed around his neck to stabilize the area and he was strapped to a backboard before being placed onto a gurney and wheeled off the court.
Walker entered the game averaging a team-leading 22.6 points, 4.9 rebounds, and 4.8 assists in his first season with Boston.
Earlier this month, the Celtics lost Gordon Hayward to a fractured left hand. He suffered the injury when he collided with LaMarcus Aldridge in a Nov. 9 game against San Antonio.
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Wonderwall
What's the story morning glory -
Oasis
Year 1995 -
Time: 4:19
- 2
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Stand By Me
Be Here Now -
Oasis
Year 1997 -
Time: 5:56
- 3
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Roll With It
What's the story morning glory -
Oasis
Year 1995 -
Time: 3:59
- 1
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Wonderwall
What's the story morning glory -
Oasis
Year 1995 -
Time: 4:19
- 2
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Stand By Me
Be Here Now -
Oasis
Year 1997 -
Time: 5:56
- 3
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Roll With It
What's the story morning glory -
Oasis
Year 1995 -
Time: 3:59
- 1
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Wonderwall
What's the story morning glory -
Oasis
Year 1995 -
Time: 4:19
- 2
-
Stand By Me
Be Here Now -
Oasis
Year 1997 -
Time: 5:56
- 3
-
Roll With It
What's the story morning glory -
Oasis
Year 1995 -
Time: 3:59
- 1
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Wonderwall
What's the story morning glory -
Oasis
Year 1995 -
Time: 4:19
- 2
-
Stand By Me
Be Here Now -
Oasis
Year 1997 -
Time: 5:56
- 3
-
Roll With It
What's the story morning glory -
Oasis
Year 1995 -
Time: 3:59
- 1
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Wonderwall
What's the story morning glory -
Oasis
Year 1995 -
Time: 4:19
- 2
-
Stand By Me
Be Here Now -
Oasis
Year 1997 -
Time: 5:56
- 3
-
Roll With It
What's the story morning glory -
Oasis
Year 1995 -
Time: 3:59
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Birdy
Fire Within - 2013 Wings
Time: 4:36
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Eagles
Hotel California - 1977 Hotel California
Time: 6:30
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Pink Floyd
Wish You Were Here - 1975 Wish You Were Here
Time: 5:40


Love birds Pulkit Samrat and Kriti Kharbanda pose for pictures together as the get snapped outside Anees Bazmee's office
by TIMESOFINDIA.COMBollywood actors Pulkit Samrat and Kriti Kharbanda have been keeping their relationship under the wraps but their chemistry is quite evident whenever they step out together! In a recent interview with Etimes, Kriti revealed that she finds Pulkit very hot. When asked about their dating rumours, the actress didn’t deny or accept the relationship.
The duo was recently snapped at Anees Bazmee's office in the city. Kriti looked absolutely pretty in a blue dress while Pulkit was in an-all black look! They were all smiles as they posed together for the paparazzi. The rumoured couple looked happy and in a good mood while pictures were being clicked.
Check out the photos here:
The beauty had even celebrated her birthday recently with the 'Fukrey' actor and he also took to his social media accounts to share an adorable birthday wish for his lady love.
Meanwhile, on the work front, they will be next seen in Anees Bazmee's 'Pagalpanti'. The multi-starrer features John Abraham, Anil Kapoor, Ileana D'Cruz, Urvashi Rautela and Arshad Warsi in the lead. The film is set to hit the screens on November 22.


For the currently selected DOM node, this pane displays all the styles applicable to this node. Styles with gray background are read-only, the rest are editable.
You can add a new style rule to be considered in addition to those found in the stylesheets loaded by the page. Click the New Style Rule icon located in the upper-right corner of the styles editor. A new rule with an automatically suggested selector appears. Press Enter to accept the selector and start typing in the first property of the rule.
The Metrics pane resides just below the Styles pane and allows you to examine and edit the current element’s box model parameters found in the computed style.
Source: Google Developers


The script on this page will attempt to find your local ip addresses, using HTML5 WebRTC, and then use that info to probe for other live hosts on your lan(s).
As provided it should work with Chrome and Firefox on Windows and OS X. Chromium on Linux does not work, Firefox reportedly does.
See this post [https://hacking.ventures/local-ip-discovery-with-html5-webrtc-security-and-privacy-risk/] for a discussion on potential security and privacy consequences. Clues: Fingerprinting, Router / Printer exploitation.
Note that reloading the page with F5 or similar tends to cause a lot of false positives. Reset the url instead.
Your local ips appear to be:
Other boxes on your LAN possibly include (this will take some time ..):


Bharatanātyam is one of the most ancient dance styles and is considered unique in having an unbroken tradition for many years. This dance form originated 3000 years ago, with a mythological and a historical foundation. The dance style involves intricate footwork, hand gestures, and facial expressions which are performed in rhythm to classical Indian music. Bharatanātyam is a combination of sequences of pure dance and expressional compositions.  As a science, it attains the perfection of body technique and corporal movement. As poetry, it is the symbol of rhythmic lyricism of Indian History. As a religion, it is the man's quest for the Supreme and it represents the desire to unite with the Ultimate. As a philosophy, it is a search of human soul for the ideal.
Founder & Instructor
Guru Smt. Daksha Kantaria is a founder of Swara Dance Academy. She has been teaching this art form in India and the United States since 1985. Daksha started her initial training in Bharata Natyam at age of eight under Guru Sri. Nattu. Later she studied under late Guru Sri. Madhu Patel and late Guru Sri. Kubernath Tanjorekar, a renowned Bharata Naytam exponent of Gujarat. She had received her training in Nattuvangam from Guru Smt. Kausalya Srinivasan and her Visharad /B.A. in Music in Bharata Natyam from Gandharva Maha Vidyalaya, India. At the age of 14, she was awarded and honored by Gujarat State Government for her accomplishments in this dance form. She has choreographed and organized several stage performances in Classical and Folk dances. Daksha has a Master’s Degree in Accounting, a Degree in Computer Science and MBA in Technology Management. Daksha continues with her passion for dance while working as a technology executive at an insurance company. She also serves on a board as the President for a local chapter of QAI worldwide. She is an active member of Indian-American community in Connecticut and an active volunteer for few non-profit institutions.
Co-Instructor
Guru Smt. Jeevi Kumaresan joined Swara Natyalaya in 2016 as an eager student in pursuit to continue with her passion of Dance. Shortly thereafter her potential was recognized, and she joined as a co-teacher at Swara Natyalaya and has been teaching Bharatanatyam since then. Jeevi started learning this dance form at a age of five from Guru Smt. Ranganayagi Jayaraman (chennai, TN- India). She was awarded “Natya Thilagam” at her Arangetram in 2009. She has been learning, teaching and performing on-stage since then. Jeevi completed her Pediatric Residency at St. Joseph’s, NJ and is practicing full time pediatrician for the last 10 years.


Gon Freeccs and his Best Friend Killua, work together in this world of hunters. Only with there wits and each other can they defeat the threats after them.
Gon Freeccs is the son of a Legendary hunter and on his quest to find him, he becomes stronger than he ever could have imagined, but he also experiences great loss, only his friends keeping him going.
Killua Zoldyck, the 3rd son from a family of Assasins, at first he seems very brutal and emotionless, but the Strange Gon ends up turning him into his best friend and a better person.


Constructor
new GenotypeCovarianceMatrix(matrix, variants, positions)
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
matrix |
Array.<Array.<number>> | Pre-constructed matrix. Usually generated by the extractCovariance function in fio. |
variants |
Map | Map of variants -> matrix position. Variants should be chr:pos_ref/alt format. |
positions |
Map | Map of variant position -> matrix position. Both positions should be integers. |
Methods
add(other)
Combine this covariance matrix with another.
This operation happens in place; this matrix will be overwritten with the new one.
Used in meta-analysis, see our wiki
for more information.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
other |
GenotypeCovarianceMatrix | Another covariance matrix |
dim()
Return dimensions of matrix
isComplete()
Determine whether matrix is complete.
Can specify i, j which are actual indices, or positions pos_i, pos_j which represent the positions of the variants.


The pop-up menu for memory includes four options in addition to the options common to all components:
The file format used for image files is intentionally simple; this permits you to write a program, such as an assembler, that generates memory images that can then be loaded into memory. As an example of this file format, if we had a 256-byte memory whose first five bytes were 2, 3, 0, 20, and -1, and all subsequent values were 0, then the image would be the following text file.
v2.0 raw 02 03 00 14 ff
The first line identifies the file format used (currently, there is only one file format recognized). Subsequent values list the values in hexadecimal, starting from address 0; you can place several such values on the same line. If there are more memory locations than are identified in the file, Logisim will load 0 into the other memory locations.
The image file can use run-length encoding; for example, rather than list the value 00 sixteen times in a row, the file can include 16*00. Notice than the number of repetitions is written in base 10. Files produced by Logisim will use run-length encoding for runs of at least four values.
You can place comments into the file by using the '#' symbol: All characters in the line starting from the '#' symbol will be ignored by Logisim.
Next: Hex editor.


The saxon:import-query element is a top-level declaration that causes an XQuery library module to be imported into the stylesheet.
The effect is that the functions defined in the library module become available for calling from any XPath expression in the stylesheet, as extension functions. They are available in all modules of the stylesheet.
Only the functions actually defined in the given XQuery module are imported. Functions that the
specified module imports from other XQuery modules are not imported. This follows the semantics of
XQuery's import module
declaration. Variables defined in an imported module are not
(currently) imported into the stylesheet.
The imported functions do not have any specific import precedence. If a stylesheet contains two
saxon:import-query
declarations importing the same namespace, then they are assumed to
refer to the same library module, and all but the first are ignored. As with other extension functions,
the override="yes|no"
attribute on xsl:function
can be used to determine whether
a stylesheet function overrides an imported XQuery function of the same name.
The saxon:import-xquery
function has two optional arguments. The href
argument is the (absolute or relative) URI of the XQuery module. The namespace
argument
identifies the module namespace of the imported module. If href alone is specified, then the module is
loaded from the given location. If namespace alone is specified, then the module must already be present
in Saxon's Configuration
object (you can share a Configuration between multiple stylesheets,
which means that imported XQuery modules will not need to be recompiled for each one). If both attributes
are specified, then Saxon uses an already-loaded module for the namespace if it can, otherwise it fetches
it from the specified location, and checks that the namespace is correct. I would recommend specifying
both attributes.


IoT-Greenhouse is a dashboard that shows temperature and humidity of mini greenhouse in real-time with controlling in the pump, fan, and lamp . It has an automatic
and manual pump mode :
Mode Automatic : Soil sensor controle the pump according to the needs of the soil
Mode Manual : We can control the pump from the website or the application


Welcome
Preface
How to use this book
Why to use the SWS
Migration actors
Current Foretry Production and Trade workflow
Data Collection
Data Imput System
Dissemination System
Gathering requirements
Proposed automations
Domain
Forestry Code lists
Data tables
Data sets
1
Forestry Production and Trade - Framework
2
Forestry_UNECE_ITTO_Input_Data
3
Forestry_Carry_Forward
4
The faoswsForestryAggregation module
4.1
Aims
4.2
Reads in the input data set and data tables
4.3
Gets regional aggregation
4.4
Gets Forestry commodity aggregation
4.5
Get Unit values
4.6
Get back the original flags
4.7
Convert FAOSTAT regions to SWS regions
4.8
Binding national and regional data
4.9
Compare before and after aggregations
4.10
Save data in the SWS shared drive and in the SWS database
5
Forestry_Validation_Annual_Changes
6
Forestry_Validation_Input
7
Forestry_Validation_Negative_Consump
8
Forestry_Validation_Unit_Price
Forestry Production and Trade in the SWS
Chapter 7
Forestry_Validation_Negative_Consump