THOMAS CROWN AFFAIR, THE (director: John McTiernan; screenwriters: Leslie Dixon/Kurt Wimmer/story by Alan R. Trustman; cinematographer: Tom Priestley; editor: John Wright; cast: Pierce Brosnan (Thomas Crown), Rene Russo (Catherine Banning), Denis Leary (Michael McCann), Ben Gazzara (Andrew Wallace), Esther Canadas (Mystery Woman), Frankie Faison (Paretti), Fritz Weaver (John Reynolds), Charles Keating (Golchan), Mark Margolis (Knutzhorn), Faye Dunaway (Psychiatrist); Runtime: 110; 1999)
Reviewed by Dennis Schwartz
An updated version from the '60s one, remade with a fresher theme that is fit for the '90s. The caper is also more fun to watch, has much more splash to its story line, and is better looking than the original. In many ways it's a better overall film than the Steve McQueen one, but retains the same trashy disposable entertainment value. No one will mistake this middle brow venture for an art film. This version features an art heist instead of a bank.
The caper is done in a sophisticated manner by an elegant businessman of a giant financial empire, his motives are derived from his arrogance. Supposedly, the billionaire is missing two things in his life: a Monet and a wife. The question becomes which one will he next acquire.
The location has been switched from Boston to New York City, and the main action takes place in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, which was actually the New York Public Library (the Met frowned on the idea of having a film showing its security system being penetrated). As an added connection to the older version, Faye Dunaway who played Rene Russo's part as the insurance investigator, Catherine Banning, in the original, now plays the psychiatrist to Thomas Crown (Pierce Brosnan).
The film looked so glossy and flew by at such an easygoing pace, that it was an enjoyable guilty pleasure, a delicious Hollywood film for those looking for escapism and a romance that portends to be steamy and intimate, but is really glib and only superficially satisfying. It's more like a James Bond film in its banal idea of what love and adventure is, as the film rolls out the big-ticket items to impress the viewer. It shows the things an extremely wealthy man might be into doing, such as flying his own private airplane, owning a villa on a tropical island, dating beautiful women, wearing expensive designer clothes (Pierce can't wear a tux, his contract with the James Bond people stipulates he can only be properly dressed in a tux in the Bond pics), dining at upscale restaurants, acquiring an expensive art collection, and playing golf games where there are wagers of a $100,000 a shot. There is no end to the bounty of materialism in this film.
The bold robbery of the museum is done with style, as Eastern European thiefs are smuggled into the museum in a Trojan Horse, but are repelled when they unknowingly are double-crossed by Thomas Crown. Somehow the Monet worth $100 million gets stolen, anyhow. The police, led by detective Michael McCann (Leary), are clueless, but along comes the stylishly dressed insurance investigator, Catherine (Renee), who immediately shows the police that she is smarter than they are and puts them on the trail of Thomas Crown, someone thought to be above reproach. All they need is to get the proof he did it.
In the closing scene, he steals another valuable picture hanging near the Monet for Catherine's sake, but he also puts the Monet back in its place in the museum. It was an ingenious scene, where many impersonators of a Magritte painting, who are dressed in imitation of the picture, as inconspicuous businessmen in dark suits and bowler hats, carrying briefcases, make it difficult for the police to keep tabs on them all. In the meantime, Thomas has enough time to outfox the police's trap and accomplish his misdeed.
The film is more about the chessgame of love and trust between the handsome thief and the beauty who, at first, wants only to catch him and get her five percent reward. The big question becomes which will each choose, stolen art or questionable love. The detective is the good guy who falls for the good looking dame but is not in the high roller category to pull her in. Renee is the one who gets angry that she has actually fallen in love with the dapper playboy, not sure if he really loves her and will just break her heart. Pierce is the picture of coolness, not giving away his moves until the game is over.
It's a fantasy film fantasizing how good it would be to have so much money that you can do anything you wanted. The emptiness of those pleasures rival the film's empty look at romance and adventure, and should give one pause to think how disappointing it sometimes might be to get what one wishes for. This is an easy film to take it as it is! It is a well-crafted star vehicle, whose stars have a good chemistry together, and there is a bonus--it comes with gorgeous location shots and lots of plot twists.
REVIEWED ON 9/8/2000 GRADE: B
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How multiple mutations affect protein folding and fitness, a phenomenon known as epistasis, is still not well understood. We used simulations, experimental data, and evolutionary findings to study the role of pairwise interactions in epistasis. Our writeup is
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Disabilities’ centre urges investigation of fake police officers in Bayelsa guber poll
by Ngozi Adobi and Ndiribe ChristineMembers of Centre for Citizens with Disabilities (CCD) has called on the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) and the public to investigate the fake police officers that overpowered the 66,241 personnel deployed in polling units during the governorship elections in Bayelsa and Kogi states.
Its Executive director, David Anyaele, claimed that there was a serious security challenge in most of the local government areas observed during the governorship elections.
He lamented that money in politics particularly on Election Day had become a serious issue in Nigeria as votes were “usually bought.”
Anyaele urged the government to deploy stratified security agents during polling in the country, so as to reduce electoral violence and to encourage even participation of citizens especially those with disabilities.
He added that the prevailing issues of insecurity had hindered the PWDs from exercising franchise in some of the affected polling units.


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SuperArdor is a start-up initiative taking up projects in different fields. It aims in bringing a different culture to the present generation and each of the project is aimed towards a different set of target audience.
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Hamilton says Honda can put Red Bull in contention for 2020!
by Adam NewtonLewis Hamilton believes that Honda will keep making gains in their engine development over the winter to become a real force in F1 in the 2020 season. The Japanese manufacturer have seriously upped their game since rejoining the sport back in 2015 with McLaren, powering Aston Martin Red Bull Racing's Max Verstappen to three wins this season, including last time out in Brazil.
The Honda engine was by far the weakest on the grid when they supplied McLaren, but that didn't stop Red Bull Racing taking the gamble to switch from Renault engines for the start of this season, and it seems to have paid off.
And after an impressive debut season with the frontrunners, reigning world champion Hamilton believes Honda can catapult the team into championship contention next season.
Hamilton told motorsport.com: "Honda has made great strides and it's great to see another manufacturer be as strong as they are now.
"This means that next year we will have a real three or four band battle, and that is great for Formula 1."
The six-time champion went on to reiterate the challenge he is facing with new young drivers such as the duo of Max Verstappen and Alex Albon at Red Bull Racing, saying he still believes he can take the fight to them.
He continued: "It is inevitable that young people move forward. Sometimes a wave of young talents arrives who manages to make their way into Formula 1. I think that F1 has a lot of young blood with a lot of potential and they really are the future of the championship.
"Luckily, I think even though my age increases, I still feel able to fight with these guys. So I'm excited about the future, to compete with them."


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Main
Jinseob Kim
Currently CEO of Zarathu Co.,Ltd
I’d like to contribute to medical research through customized statistical support.
Education
Sungkyunkwan University School of Medicine
B.S. in Medicine
Suwon, Korea
2009
Medical Doctor
Seoul National University
Master of Public Health
Seoul, Korea
2014
Thesis: Linkage Disequilibrium Information within Monozygotic Twin Pairs
Seoul National University
Ph.D candidate in Genetic Epidemiology
Seoul, Korea
2018
Experience
Residency in Preventive Medicine
Graduate School of Public Health, Seoul National University
Seoul, Korea
2013
Software Engineer
Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.
Suwon, Korea
2014 - 2016
- Develop digital healthcare solution, DMC R&D center
- Analyze mobile health data(Samsung Health, Gear), Mobile Division
Founder & CEO
Zarathu Co., Ltd
Seoul, Korea
2018
- Provide customized statistical applications to medical researchers
- Provide general statistical applications with web: http://app.zarathu.com
- Develop R packages for the applications
Adjunct Professor
Department of Biohealth Regulatory Science, Sungkyunkwan University
Suwon, Korea
2022
- Lecuture: Big data analysis using R
SW Maestro Mentor
Ministry of Science and ICT
Sejong, Korea
2022
Award
Startup Support Program
Daejeon, Korea
2018
- Blockchain based Health Big Data Platform and Precision Medicine Solution($50,000).
Startup Idea Competition
Health Insurance Review & Assessment Service
Wonju, Korea
N/A
- Customized statistical applications for medical research.
K-Global Cloud based SW DevOps Support Program
National IT Industry Promotion Agency
Jincheon-gun, Chungcheongbuk-do, Korea
2020
- Customized statistical applications for medical research($6,000).
Contactless Startup Support Program
Daejeon, Korea
2021
- Blockchain based Data input, management, analysis Platform($130,000).
Songpa ICT Business Incubating for Young Entrepreneur
Seoul Center for Creative Economy & Innovation
Seoul, Korea
2021
- Blockchain based Data input, management, analysis Platform.
ICT R&D project
Daejeon, Korea
2022
- Cloud based open-source statistical software developmen($840,000)
Presentation
DevOps Building for Customized Statistical Application.
R User Conference in Korea(RUCK 2018)
Seoul, Korea
2018
Blog
Statistical blog in Korean
N/A
N/A
- Zarathu: https://blog.zarathu.com
- Private: https://jinseob2kim.github.io
- SlideShare: https://www.slideshare.net/secondmath
Open Source Contribution
R Package
CRAN
N/A
2018
- Kaplan-meier plot: https://cran.r-project.org/package=jskm
- Regression table: https://cran.r-project.org/package=jstable
- RStudio Addins and Shiny Modules for Medical Research: https://cran.r-project.org/package=jsmodule
Docker Image
Docker hub
N/A
N/A
- RStudio & Shiny server: https://cloud.docker.com/repository/docker/jinseob2kim/docker-rshiny
Selected Publications
Socioeconomic Status and Number of Children Among Korean Women: The Healthy Twin Study
J Prev Med Public Health 2013; 46(1): 50-60
N/A
2013
Jinseob Kim, Joohon Sung
Do antenatal care visits always contribute to facility-based delivery in Tanzania? A study of repeated cross-sectional data
Health Policy and Planning, Volume 31, Issue 3, April 2016, Pages 277–284
N/A
2015
Seung-Ah Choe, Jinseob Kim, Saerom Kim, Yukyung Park, Siril Michael Kullaya, Chang-yup Kim
Effect of Climate Factors on the Childhood Pneumonia in Papua New Guinea: A Time-Series Analysis.
Int. J. Environ. Res. Public Health 2016, 13(2), 213
N/A
2016
Jinseob Kim, Jong-Hun Kim, Hae-Kwan Cheong ,Ho Kim, Yasushi Honda, Mina Ha, Masahiro Hashizume , Joel Kolam and Kasis Inape.
Associations between malaria and local and global climate variability in five regions in Papua New Guinea
N/A
2016
Chisato Imai, Hae-Kwan Cheong, Ho Kim, Yasushi Honda, Jin-Hee Eum, Clara T. Kim, Jin Seob Kim, Yoonhee Kim, Swadhin K. Behera, Mohd Nasir Hassan, Joshua Nealon, Hyenmi Chung & Masahiro Hashizume
Age, Period, and Cohort Effects on Suicide Mortality in South Korea, 1992–2015
Int. J. Environ. Res. Public Health 2018, 15(8), 1580
N/A
2018
Soonjoo Park, Yeong-Jun Song, Jinseob Kim, Myung Ki, Ji-Yeon Shin, Young-Man Kwon and Jiseun Lim
Physiologic and Clinical Assessment of Resting Physiologic Indices: Resting Full-Cycle Ratio, Diastolic Pressure-Ratio, and Instantaneous Wave-Free Ratio.
N/A
2018
Joo Myung Lee, Ki Hong Choi, Jonghanne Park, Doyeon Hwang, Tae-Min Rhee, Jinseob Kim, Jinhyoung Park, Hyung Yoon Kim, Hae Won Jung, Yun-Kyeong Cho, Hyuck-Jun Yoon, Young Bin Song, Joo-Yong Hahn, Chang-Wook Nam, Eun-Seok Shin, Joon-Hyung Doh, Seung-Ho Hur, Bon-Kwon Koo
Clinical Outcome of Lesions With Discordant Results Among Different Invasive Physiologic Indices - Resting Distal Coronary to Aortic Pressure Ratio, Resting Full-Cycle Ratio, Diastolic Pressure Ratio, Instantaneous Wave-Free Ratio, and Fractional Flow Reserve.
Circulation Journal, 2019, Volume 83, Issue 11
N/A
2019
Joo Myung Lee, Tae-Min Rhee, Ki Hong Choi, Jonghanne Park, Doyeon Hwang, Jinseob Kim, Jinhyoung Park, Hyung Yoon Kim, Hae Won Jung, Yun-Kyeong Cho, Hyuck-Jun Yoon, Young Bin Song, Joo-Yong Hahn, Chang-Wook Nam, Eun-Seok Shin, Joon-Hyung Doh, Seung-Ho Hur, Bon-Kwon Koo
Reduced awareness of surroundings is the most central domain in the network structure of posttraumatic stress disorder symptoms
Nord J Psychiatry. 2019 Dec 19:1-9
N/A
2019
Seon-Cheol Park, Jinseob Kim, Daeho Kim
Comparative Risk of Clostridium difficile Infection between Proton Pump Inhibitors and Histamine‐2 Receptor Antagonists: A 15‐year Hospital Cohort Study Using a Common Data Model
J Gastroenterol Hepatol. 2020 Jan 23
N/A
2020
Seung In Seo, Seng Chan You, Chan Hyuk Park, Tae Joon Kim, You Sang Ko, Yerim Kim, Jong Jin Yoo, Jinseob Kim, Woon Geon Shin
Effect of renin-angiotensin-aldosterone system inhibitors on Covid-19 patients in Korea
PLoS One. 2021 Mar 11;16(3):e0248058
N/A
2021
Jungchan Park, Seung-Hwa Lee, Seng Chan You, Jinseob Kim, Kwangmo Yang
Association between proton pump inhibitor use and gastric cancer: a population-based cohort study using two different types of nationwide databases in Korea
Gut. 2021 May 11;gutjnl-2020-323845
N/A
2021
Seung In Seo, Chan Hyuk Park, Seng Chan You, Jae Young Kim, Kyung Joo Lee, Jinseob Kim, Yerim Kim, Jong Jin Yoo, Won-Woo Seo, Hyung Seok Lee, Woon Geon Shin
Angiotensin converting enzyme inhibitors and incidence of lung cancer in a population based cohort of common data model in Korea
Sci Rep. 2021 Sep 17;11(1):18576
N/A
2021
Seung-Hwa Lee, Kwang Jin Chun, Jungchan Park, Jinseob Kim, Ji Dong Sung, Rae Woong Park, Jinwook Choi, Kwangmo Yang
Postoperative Outcomes of Distal Pancreatectomy for Retroperitoneal Sarcoma Abutting the Pancreas in the Left Upper Quadrant
Front Oncol . 2021 Dec 20;11:792943
N/A
2021
Kyeong Deok Kim, Kyo Won Lee, Ji Eun Lee, Jeong Ah Hwang, Sung Jun Jo, Jinseob Kim, So Hee Lim, Jae Berm Park
Aspirin, metformin, and statin use on the risk of gastric cancer: A nationwide population-based cohort study in Korea with systematic review and meta-analysis
N/A
2021
Seung In Seo, Chan Hyuk Park, Tae Jun Kim, Chang Seok Bang, Jae Young Kim, Kyung Joo Lee, Jinseob Kim, Hyon Hee Kim, Seng Chan You, Woon Geon Shin
Bismuth-Based Quadruple Therapy versus Metronidazole-Intensified Triple Therapy as a First-Line Treatment for Clarithromycin-Resistant Helicobacter pylori Infection: A Multicenter Randomized Controlled Trial
N/A
2022
Seung In Seo, Hyun Lim, Chang Seok Bang, Young Joo Yang, Gwang Ho Baik, Sang Pyo Lee, Hyun Joo Jang, Sea Hyub Kae, Jinseob Kim, Hak Yang Kim, and Woon Geon Shin
Incidence and Survival Outcomes of Colorectal Cancer in Long-Term Metformin Users with Diabetes: A Population-Based Cohort Study Using a Common Data Model
J Pers Med. 2022 Apr 5;12(4):584
N/A
2022
Seung In Seo, Tae Jun Kim, Chan Hyuk Park, Chang Seok Bang, Kyung Joo Lee, Jinseob Kim, Hyon Hee Kim, Woon Geon Shin
Long-term proton pump inhibitor use and risk of osteoporosis and hip fractures: A nationwide population-based and multicenter cohort study using a common data model
J Gastroenterol Hepatol. 2022 May 2
N/A
2022
Da Hee Park, Seung In Seo, Kyung Joo Lee, Jinseob Kim, Yerim Kim, Won-Woo Seo, Hyung Seok Lee, Woon Geon Shin, Jong Jin Yoo
Impact of pitavastatin on new-onset diabetes mellitus compared to atorvastatin and rosuvastatin: a distributed network analysis of 10 real-world databases
Cardiovasc Diabetol. 2022 May 23;21(1):82
N/A
2022
Won-Woo Seo, Seung In Seo, Yerim Kim, Jong Jin Yoo, Woon Geon Shin, Jinseob Kim, Seng Chan You, Rae Woong Park, Young Min Park, Kyung-Jin Kim, Sang Youl Rhee, Meeyoung Park, Eun-Sun Jin & Sung Eun Kim
Risks of Long-term use of Proton Pump Inhibitor on Ischemic Vascular Events: A distributed network analysis of 5 real-world observational Korean databases using a Common Data Model
N/A
2022
Yerim Kim, Seung In Seo, Kyung Joo Lee, Jinseob Kim, Jong Jin Yoo, Won-Woo Seo, and Woon Geon Shin


Simulate genotypes for case-parent triads, case-control, and quantitative trait samples with realistic linkage diequilibrium structure and allele frequency distribution. For studies of epistasis one can simulate models that involve specific SNPs at specific sets of loci, which we will refer to as "pathways". TriadSim generates genotype data by resampling triad genotypes from existing data. The details of the method is described in the manuscript under preparation "Simulating Autosomal Genotypes with Realistic Linkage Disequilibrium and a Spiked in Genetic Effect" Shi, M., Umbach, D.M., Wise A.S., Weinberg, C.R.
| Version: | 0.1.1 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.2.2) |
| Imports: | methods, parallel, snpStats, foreach, doParallel |
| Suggests: | knitr, rmarkdown |
| Published: | 2017-05-25 |
| Author: | Min Shi [aut, cre] |
| Maintainer: | Min Shi <shi2 at niehs.nih.gov> |
| License: | GPL-3 |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | README |
| CRAN checks: | TriadSim results |
| Reference manual: | TriadSim.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
TriadSim |
| Package source: | TriadSim_0.1.1.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: TriadSim_0.1.1.zip, r-release: TriadSim_0.1.1.zip, r-oldrel: TriadSim_0.1.1.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: TriadSim_0.1.1.tgz, r-oldrel: TriadSim_0.1.1.tgz |
| Old sources: | TriadSim archive |
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| Core courses for Integrated Ph.D. in Mathematical Sciences Ist Year | |||
| Course No. | Credits | Course Title | Instructor |
| MA 212 | 3:0 | Algebra I | Abhishek Banerjee |
| MA 219 | 3:0 | Linear Algebra |
Pooja Singla |
| MA 221 | 3:0 | Analysis I: Real Anaysis | E. K. Narayanan |
| MA 231 | 3:0 | Topology | Subhojoy Gupta |
| MA 261 | 3:0 | Probability Models | M. K. Ghosh |
| Core courses for Integrated Ph.D. in Mathematical Sciences IInd Year | |||
| MA 223 | 3:0 | Functional Analysis | S. Thangavelu | MA 232 | 3:0 | Introduction to Algebraic Topology | Siddhartha Gadgil |
| MA 242 | 3:0 | Partial Differential Equations | Thirupathi Gudi |
| Elective Courses | |||
| MA 278 | 3:0 | Introduction to Dynamical Systems Theory | Govindan Rangarajan & Janaki Balakrishnan |
| MA 321 | 3:0 | Analysis III | A. K. Nandakumaran |
| MA 340 | 3:0 | Advanced Functional Analysis | Tirthankar Bhattacharyya |
| MA 351 | 3:0 | Modular Forms | Soumya Das |
| MA 361 | 3:0 | Probability Theory | Srikanth K. Iyer |
| MA 380 | 3:0 | Introduction to Complex Dynamics | Gautam Bharali |
January - April 2017
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| Course No. | Course Title | Instructor | |
| MA 213 | Algebra II | Abhishek Banerjee | |
| MA 222 | Analysis II : Measure and Integration | Gautam Bharali | |
| MA 224 | Complex Analysis | E. K. Narayanan | |
| MA 229 | Calculus on Manifolds | Gadadhar Misra | |
| MA 241 | Ordinary Differential Equations | G. Rangarajan |
| Elective Courses | |||
| MA 313 | Algebraic Number Theory | Dilip P. Patil | |
| MA 327 | Topics in Analysis | Manjunath Krishnapur | |
| MA 332 | Algebraic Topology | Subhojoy Gupta | |
| MA 334 | Introduction to Homotopy type theory | Siddhartha Gadgil | |
| MA 350 | Algebraic_Number_theory | Soumya Das | |
MA 371 |
Control and Homogenization | A. K. Nandakumaran | MA 383 | Introduction to Minimal Surfaces | Rukmini Dey / Kaushal Verma. |
| MA 390 | Percolation and Random Graphs | Srikanth Iyer |


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AutoBGA Help
Introduction
Generating footprints with AutoBGA is easy. All you need
is to do is extract an image of the ball pattern from the datasheet's
package drawing. AutoBGA will then generate the ball coordinates
using image processing and output a list of the balls present
in the grid.
This short help file will guide you through the process. Furthermore,
the default settings when you start AutoBGA are for an example using
a picture that comes with the program. You can simply press the
"Compute" button to see it in action.
How to use AutoBGA
Using AutoBGA is a straight-forward process. Figure 1 shows the section
of a datasheet with a BGA package drawing.
Figure 1: Three steps to configuring AutoBGA |
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Configuring AutoBGA
Two views are usually presented:
- A view of the package from the top, indicating location of pin A1.
- A view of the package form the bottom, showing the emplacement of connection balls.
From these two views, all the information required to configure an AutoBGA session
is available.
The are 3 configuration steps to execute:
- Locate the the package dimensions (width, height) and the number
of balls (width, height). In the example, the package width and height
are available in a table on the same page(not shown), and the number of ball
is 44 horizontally (width) and vertically (height).
- Enter the location of pin A1 from the top view. Here, it would be
"NW" for "North West". This is the datasheet orientation, not the
desired final orientation. AutoBGA always generates CAD data to have
the A1 pin in the Northwest corner after export.
- Extract the region displaying the balls. Most times it will be
shown on the bottom view, but sometimes they will appear through
transparency on the top view instead. The next section discusses image
extraction in more details.
Extracting the ball grid image for processing
To extract the region displaying the balls, you can use the "snapshot" or
"picture" tool available in most PDF viewers. Figures 2 and 3 show what these
tools look like in two popular PDF readers. These tools copy the image to the
clipboard. You can then paste the image in any image processing program such
as "Paint" or "IrfanView" to save it. It must be saved as a "PNG" or "BMP"
image, in either grayscale or RGB (24 or 32 bits).
Important characteristics of the image:
- The image must not have white space around it. It must contain
only the ball grid. See the red square region in Figure 1 for an
example of correct cropping.
- The resolution of the image must be sufficient. You must be able
to easily make-out each ball. This is usually not a problem.
- The image must not have colors. It must be "black-and-white"
to your perception. Background must be white and details must be
black. This is the case of the vast majority of datasheets. It is
okay if there are things like alignment lines or squares.
These will be ignored.
Figure 2: Snapshot Tool in Adobe Reader |
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Figure 3: Snapshot Tool in Foxit PDF Reader |
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Once the image is saved as PNG or BMP, the filename can be entered in the
"Input Image Filename" field. A preview will be shown after the grid is
computed using the "Compute" button.
Interpreting the result report
After the ball grid is computed, a result report will be shown and the data
will be copied to the clipboard. The report contains the following 3 sections:
- Input image preview: A preview of what AutoBGA loaded.
- Pads detected overlay: An image showing a red dot in every cell where
a ball was detected in the input image. A grid of blue lines is also present
to show which cells were used to detect the balls. It is possible to
click in the cells to toggle the detected ball state. This feature
helps in fixing the package when the detection algorithm got
fooled for some reason. It is very rarely necessary. When user modifications
are applied, the data is regenerated immediately. It is not necessary to
click "Compute" again before exporting.
- Table representation of output footprint: A table that shows the final
ball grid that was output. This takes in account mirroring ("Picture view")
and pin A1 location.  Empty cells
have a white background. Pin A1 is marked by a red background.
Note that all outputs rotate the part so that pin A1 is in the
upper-left (Northwest) corner. This is to respect standard part orientations
for pick-and-place machines. The table representation does NOT have
this rotation applied. It can be used to compare with the datasheet in terms
of pad names.
Output formats
Three output formats are currently supported. Two of these formats (TSV and XML)
are flexible enough to allow re-processing to generate CAD data for the majority
of CAD tools.
TSV Format
The TSV format lists all pads detected (occupied cells). The heading in the
file specifies the column contents. Pads are not output in any specific order.
Sorting can be accomplished using a spreadsheet program.
Table 1: Example of TSV output format |
| Pad name | X position (mm) | Y position (mm) | Pad diameter (mm) |
| AE25 | -7.800 | 7.800 | 0.300 |
| AE24 | -7.150 | 7.800 | 0.300 |
| AE23 | -6.500 | 7.800 | 0.300 |
| AE22 | -5.850 | 7.800 | 0.300 |
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XML Format
The XML format lists all pads detected (occupied cells) using
an XML representation from the JFootprintTool program. The XML
schema is available in the home directory of the program.
EAGLE SCR Format
The EAGLE SCR format contains EAGLE commands to draw all the pads
detected in the EAGLE library editor. A device outline will also be
drawn on the silkscreen, with pin A1 dot and corner line.
Simply create a new "package" in the library editor and then run the
script with the "SCR" EAGLE command.
Reporting problems:
Report all problems to Tennessee Carmel-Veilleux by e-mail.
My address is: tcv -at- ro.boto.ca (replace -at- with "@").
You can also post a bug report at http://code.google.com/p/autobga/.


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Weblog/Journal Software . Version 1.7.2 . Software Developers Guide
Copyright (c) 2000-2007 The Greymatter Team . All Rights Reserved
These are documents outside of the code to help create a 'big picture'. Note
that code comments should supersede any documentation here. This document contains
file layout to document what the files hold (information-wise). Api for the way to get this information
should appear in the Perl Module. For example, look at the libs/Gm_Storage.pm file and you
will see each public method with documentation on what arguments it takes, what it returns,
how to use it, and what (if anything) it deprecates.
Note that I don't really care about style and format of the code,
rather, I care that there are comments, I care that the api is used and not worked around.
- Strict. Always, always, always 'use Strict' in any new module. Perl strict will
catch countless careless mistakes (we've all made them) and no brainers that its just
harder to develop without it.
- Warn. 'use warnings'. Similar reasons as above, but it encourages better code
writing in that it reminds you to dot your i's and cross your t's.
- Constants. Try to use constants wherever you can, specifically, use values in
Gm_Constants. Several defects have been tracked down due to mis-typings of constant
values/flags (for example ' open' vs 'open' and 'template' vs 'template').
- Handlers. When appropriate take a 'handler' as a subroutine argument. A
handler is simply a reference to a subroutine. This handler can then be determined
by the calling subroutine (for example, if a user page (such as comments.cgi)
calls a function, any errors
should show the User Template, not the Admin look and feel).
- Newlines. Unless printing directly to the screen, avoid newlines.
Subroutines that save data should handle newlines if necessary. For example,
Gm_Store::addLogMessage adds a newline because its working on a flat file. But
if it was stored a database, it wouldn't make sense to have the newline at the
end of the control panel message. So when addLogMessage is called, it takes data
that is 'persistent storage neutral'. Let the Storage subroutines worry about
newlines and flat-file storage. When we switch to a database, then we won't have
to hunt through the code getting rid of newline characters.
- Printing. Return a string rather than printing, this is just more elegant. Leave prints
to the calling subroutine if possible.
- Encapsulation. Private subroutines should start with the '_' character. By private I mean
it will never be called outside of this package.
- Arguments. If you have more than 1 or 2 parameters, especially if they are not required,
use named parameters such as in createRadioButton. By putting stuff in a
hash we gain the flexibility to add more optional parameters without having
to pass in '' placeholders or modify existing code.
- Quotes. Use ' and " where appropriate. If you don't have any variables or newlines
then use ', its quicker and cleaner.
- Strings. Don't put all text on one huge long line. It messes with some programs
that don't do line wraps well (some cvs, some text editors, etc.). Its also makes
reading through the code difficult since people have to scroll down AND over.
- Readability. Make it easy to read for a human, so break things up onto multiple lines
if the line of code scrolls off screen. This also applies to perl'isms such as when in a subroutine
calling 'shift' to get the arguments passed in, to make it more readable, explicitly say 'shift(@_)'.
Perl has many such hidden variables, always use the name and explicitly state them.
Many people hate to comment, but they are useful not only to others
but to yourself. I am not going to go through and state all the reasons for commenting.
I would like to say _how_ to comment.
Do not say 'what' something is doing, unless its
not obvious (and that maybe a sign itself), regular expressions are the exception of course.
However, for comments on a subroutine to be useful (and to ensure that subroutine is found
and reused, because, if people don't know what your subroutine does, how likely are they
to reuse it?), always state the arguments it takes (such as 'ARG1', 'ARG2' for lists or
'ARG errHandler' for named parameters) and what the subroutine returns.
It is also nice
to include a summary of what it does, if it isn't painfully obvious already.
This is a road map of what I would like to do with the code and
where I am moving stuff to (i.e. the method to my madness).
The files
While having everything in gm-library.cgi has its advantages in that
its easy to upgrade and install, the tradeoffs are too great. I was amazed that the
file has 12,000+ lines! Such a file is hard to navigate it harder to see what might
be duplicating what. By breaking this file into sections and refactoring the code
to use scoping and encapsulation, I think many of benefits will be achieved.
The libs directory will be the new repository of the code, with no configuration or
data persistence in the libs, just the library files (perl modules).
The library Gm_Core will contain all of the essential functions of
GreyMatter such as applying the templates, formatting an entry, etc. Gm_Web will
contain methods that relate primarily with communicating with the user, such as
displaying screens and forms. Gm_Utils will contain the small miscellaneous functions
that will streamline other code, such as checking for hacks in a string and formatting
the date.
Gm_Storage is the location of all data persistence mechanisms, by
which I mean flat file reading or if it was written, database access. The idea is
that the rest of GreyMatter doesn't care _how_ the data is stored, as long as its
returned in a consistent manner. Gm_Upgrade focuses on upgrading from one version
to another, without cluttering up the other code, particularly Gm_Storage since
upgrading does need to know how the data is stored. Gm_Constants is just a file
of constants that are used to avoid careless mistakes such as 'Yes' vs 'yes', or
testing for an empty string '', but actually looking for a string with a space ' '.
Static vs Dynamic
As noted with Gm_Storage I am trying to remove GreyMatter's dependancy on flat-files
so that if someone wants to use a database, its at least possible if the Gm_Storage
library is rewritten. However, GreyMatter also generates static content through
rebuilds, comments, etc. For now, I think this is an advantage in that its quicker
and lighter (server loads) that dynamically generating each page. The current
GreyMatter is even flexible enough so that PHP pages could be generated instead
of HTML, through the configs and templates.
Admin Issues
Until I learned more about css, I did everything with tables for appearance in pages
such as doing borders and such, but with css, we not only get more flexibility but
the html is also easier to read when working on the code. The current admin screens
are very table heavy and I would like to redo them to keep the same style but by using
div tags. At the same time I would also like to redo the navigation of the admin screen
so that there is less clicking around. I am planning a constant menu on every page that would
allow the user to at least jump around to the major sections. And lastly, a help feature
would be useful. Simply having a question icon next to words and fields, that would link
to the gm_manual (popup perhaps?).
The template file is now order independent, meaning that there is no special
order to the templates stored within. This is because the format of the template is
now:
template_name=template_value
One template per line, each line beginning with the name of the template.
- Naming. Template names should always end with the word 'template', as this will make it
obvious that its a template and easy to pull out of a hash (form submission
for example will contain templates and other values).
- Todo: List template variables and what they are used for...
The config file is now order independent, meaning that there is no special
order to the configuration variables stored within. This is because the format of the config is
now:
config_name=config_value
One config per line, each line beginning with the name of the config.
- Naming. Config names should always start with the word 'gm', as this will make it
obvious that its a GreyMatter config and easy to pull out of a hash (form submission
for example will contain configs and other values).
- Todo: List config variables and what they are used for...
The counter file is now order independent, meaning that there is no special
order to the counter values stored within. This is because the format of the counter is
now:
counter_name=counter_value
One counter per line, each line beginning with the name of the counter variable.
- Naming. Counter variables don't follow as precise a pattern as configs and templates.
Rather the counter name attempts to be descriptive, while not providing redundant information.
- The counter variables and their meaning:
entrytotal = total number of entries posted
archivetotal = total number of entries not on front page
stayattopentry = entry# designated as "Stay At Top", marked 0 if there's no such thing
karmapos = total positive karma votes
karmaneg = total negative karma votes
commenttotal = total comments posted
opentotal = total number of open entries
closedtotal = total number of closed entries
The entrylist file is now order independent, meaning that there is no special
order to the entrylist lines within. The order of the items isn't needed for any
of the current functionality provided by GreyMatter and here is an example of sorting
by entry number:
my $gmentrylist = Gm_Storage::getEntrylist( errHandler=>\&Gm_Web::displayAdminErrorExit );
foreach my $entry ( sort { $gmentrylist->{$b}{'id'} <=> $gmentrylist->{$a}{'id'} } keys( %$gmentrylist ) ) {
...
- One counter per line, each line containing the following values separated by the '|' character:
- id = the numerical id of the entry (key of returned hash)(usually order in which entered, never 0)
- author = entry author's name (must be alphanumeric)
- subject = entry subject (must be alphanumeric)
- created = CREATE Date of entry in the format of mm/dd/yy (does include leading zeros)
- createt = CREATE Time of entry in the form of hh:mm [AM/PM] (does include leading zeros)
- status = entry status: open/closed, either O or C
- extended = is this an extended entry, either Y or N
- music = current music of entry (well author really)
- mood = current mood of entry (well author really)
- emoticons = are emoticons enabled, yes or no
- Naming. Counter variables don't follow as precise a pattern as configs and templates.
Rather the counter name attempts to be descriptive, while not providing redundant information.
The authors file is now order independent, meaning that there is no special
order to the author information within. The order of the items isn't needed for any
of the current functionality provided by GreyMatter and here is an example of sorting
by author name alphabetically:
my $gmauthors = Gm_Storage::getAuthors( errHandler=>\&Gm_Web::displayAdminErrorExit );
foreach my $author ( sort { $gmauthors->{$a}{'author'} cmp $gmauthors->{$b}{'author'} } keys( %$gmauthors ) ) {
...
- One author per line, each line containing the following values separated by the '|' character:
- author = author's name (key of returned hash (case sensitive))
- password = author's password (crypted)
- email = author's email
- homepage = author's homepage
- created = CREATE Date of the author
- posttotal = total number of postings by this author
- postnew = can this author make new posts Y or N
- editentries = can this author edit entries Y or N
- editconfigs = can this author edit configs Y or N
- edittemplates = can this author edit templates Y or N
- editauthors = can this author edit other authors Y or N
- rebuild = can this author rebuild files Y or N
- viewcplog = can this author view the control panel Y or N
- bookmarklets = can this author use bookmarklets Y or N
- upload = can this author upload files Y or N
- viewadmin = can this author access the admin scene (gm.cgi) Y or N
- Naming. Authors don't follow as precise a pattern as configs and templates.
Rather the author variable name attempts to be descriptive, while not providing redundant information.
The entry file remains unchanged. Note that the entry information is contained
within the cgi file and it is generated to the html files (by default, the file type
can be different than cgi). This information was culled from the old
greymatterforums site, originally contributed by Flipped Cracker (Robert).
The layout of the file is much more complex then the other files. The first 4 or 5
lines give the majority of the information about a particular entry with comments
appearing after the 4th line:
- line, information about the post/entry
- line, Karma-related information. The IP addresses and the votes associated
with those IP addresses are collated here.
- line, the "main text" of each entry.
- line, the "extended text" of each entry. If none, a blank line is left.
- line (and more if necessary), comments. One comment per line.
- The entry information is stored in the first line, with the following information separated
by the '|' character:
- author = author's name (key of returned hash (case sensitive))
- id = numeric, never 0
- author = alphanumeric
- subject = title of post alphanumeric (we hope)
- weekday = numeric (0-6, 0=Sunday, 1=Monday, etc.)
- month = month of post numeric (1-12, no leading zeroes)
- day = day of post numeric (1-31, no leading zeroes)
- year = year of post numeric (format: yyyy)
- hour = hour of post numeric (1-12, no leading zeroes)
- minute = minute of post numeric (1-12, no leading zeroes)
- second = second of post numeric (1-12, no leading zeroes)
- ampm = either AM or PM
- karmapos = positive karma numeric
- karmaneg = negative karma numeric
- commenttotal = number of comments numeric; 0 if no comments
- karma = votes allowed yes/no
- comments = comments allowed yes/no
- status = entry open or closed open/closed
- music = current music of entry (well author really)
- mood = current mood of entry (well author really)
- emoticons = are emoticons enabled, yes or no
- The karma votes is stored in the second line, with the following information separated
by the '|' character (note that each entry has the default line '<IP_ADDRESS>|I'):
- ip = the ip that cast the karma vote
- vote = the karma vote, either a P for positive or N for negative
- The main text of the entry is stored in the third line, with single line breaks
replaced with '|*|' and double line breaks with '|*||*|'. All the text is presented
as one line.
- The extended text of the entry is stored in the fourth line, following the
same text conventions of line 3.
- The comments are stored in the fifth line and beyond, with the following information separated
by the '|' character:
- name = commenter's name alphanumeric
- ip = in the form of xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
- email = in the form of<EMAIL_ADDRESS>If not provided, left blank.
- homepage = commenter's webpage in the form of http://www.site.com. If not provided, left blank.
- weekday = of comment numeric (0-6, 0=Sunday, 1=Monday, etc.)
- month = of comment numeric (1-12, no leading zeroes)
- day = of comment numeric (1-31, no leading zeroes)
- year = of comment numeric (format: yyyy)
- hour = of comment numeric (1-12, no leading zeroes)
- minute = of comment numeric (1-12, no leading zeroes)
- second = of comment numeric (1-12, no leading zeroes)
- ampm = either AM or PM
- comment = text presented all on one line, with the same text replacement
conventions as in the main entry text. (See Line 3.)
The banlist is simply a list of Internet Protocal addresses that are prevented from
using the functionality of the GreyMatter software, such as posting comments to
accessing the admin page. The banlist file is now order independent, meaning that there is no special
order to the banlist information within. The order of the items isn't needed for any
of the current functionality provided by GreyMatter.
- One banned ip per line, each line containing the following values separated by the '|' character:
- ip = ip address of machine to ban (key of returned hash)
- host = the hostname of the banned ip (currently not used)
- label = an optional label to describe the banned ip
- Naming. Authors don't follow as precise a pattern as configs and templates.
Rather the author variable name attempts to be descriptive, while not providing redundant information.
- Spam. We are at the mercy of the webserver to tell us the i.p. of the request (through the REMOTE_HOST
environment variable. However, the webserver can be 'fooled' and given a bad i.p. (google: ip spoofing) also
those users that use dialup or non-premium dsl/cable usually do not have a static i.p. (companies love to
charge for this convenience). This means that banning by ip is usually ineffective to prevent spammers, but
can usually be useful against nuisance users (most work places will be using static i.p.s) and if you notice a
patter you could ban a range of i.p.s.
The cplog file is a listing of log entries entered by GreyMatter to keep the user
informed of certain events. This file is order dependent with the first line being the oldest and the
last being the most recent. Note that Gm_Storage functions treat the cplog information as an
array, mostly to preserve order (also, because there isn't really a logical key besides
an arbitrary id number or the date+time the line was logged and this would be a pain to
sort (probably).
- One log 'entry' per line, with the date and time of the log entry usually added, but not
always. Resetting the log is simply a matter of clearing out the file.
- Naming. Authors don't follow as precise a pattern as configs and templates.
Rather the author variable name attempts to be descriptive, while not providing redundant information.
- Spam. We are at the mercy of the webserver to tell us the i.p. of the request (through the REMOTE_HOST
environment variable. However, the webserver can be 'fooled' and given a bad i.p. (google: ip spoofing) also
those users that use dialup or non-premium dsl/cable usually do not have a static i.p. (companies love to
charge for this convenience). This means that banning by ip is usually ineffective to prevent spammers, but
can usually be useful against nuisance users (most work places will be using static i.p.s) and if you notice a
patter you could ban a range of i.p.s.
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A Platform for data communication and data analysis of agricultural sensors.
Provides easy way store various kinds of agricultural sensors' data, along with a simple way to access and analyze them.
Users are not only allowed to access and view his own sensor's data but also other public sensor's data too.
Many devices are online and ready to be observed!
Analyze sensors' data in real time with easy chart interfaces.
IOTPAS also provide API for the developers to integrate their project to IOTPAS!
IOTPAS is considered as my senior project from Kasetsart University, Thailand.


If you’re looking to quickly get your feet wet, read through An Introductory Walk Through Ontology Development.
For a more in-depth introduction, we recommend that you follow these tutorials in order:
This is an introduction to the foundations of knowledge representation in Cyc.
This is a talk about predicates and denotational functions. You’ve probably heard a little bit about these in other talks before, but we’ll go into a little more detail than you might have heard before.
The “Errors in Representing Knowledge” tutorial covers a whole host of errors people have been known to make when representing knowledge in Cyc.
This set of lessons is intended to give a broad overview of the content of the Knowledge Base. In an effort to expose you to as much of the knowledge base as possible, we included many examples to illustrate the topics we address.
This section will survey Cyc’s representation of events. This section will tie up with later sections where we’ll see how components of events are related to events in Cyc by roles, such as actor slots and sub-events.
This section will give you some specific suggestions on how to write CycL that can be more efficiently handled by our Inference Engine. The lessons will give you a set of heuristics, some of which are mutually contradictory, so you’ll have to trade off between them (all good heuristics are mutually contradictory, otherwise you could set up a decision tree, right?)
If you have completed all of the lessons in order, then you’ve been exposed to a lot of suggestions on doing OE that make representational sense, so they are suggestions from the representational side. This section, however, is focusing on stuff from the implementation and algorithmic side that treats CycL as more than just a notational exercise in predicate calculus calligraphy. You’re writing something that is meant to be used by an automaton efficiently to do useful things. So you’ll see some suggestions which might seem a little bit inelegant; actually, many of them have analogs to software engineering principles which would be considered elegant by software engineers, so it’s worth keeping your mind open.
We’ll be talking about Inference in Cyc. Inference is the mechanism we use to conclude new facts from other existing facts and rules in the system. We’ll be talking about it in four sections and the first section will be about the logical aspects of inference.
Once you’re ready to learn more, take a look at the Ontologist’s Handbook.


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formJS is compatible with ( desktop & mobile versions ):
* for compatibility with IE, old versions of Edge and/or other old browsers you may need to load some JS polyfills ( from polyfill.io or else ):
Array.from
Element.prototype.closest
Element.prototype.matches
Promise
Promise.prototype.finally
AbortController
fetch
CustomEvent
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* for Lite version you may need these polyfills:
Array.from
Element.prototype.closest
Element.prototype.matches
Promise
CustomEvent
formJS is now available on jsDelivr CDN.
formJS is now available in 2 versions ( the difference is only about the API used for AJAX calls ):
Many relevant changes from the previous version:
data-type="number"
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I finally got around to improving the look of this site. Clubs are now called "universes". You can use them for different things. In the future, you can use them like a website. Turn them into different things: like an online store. Or maybe a news magazine.
Stuff I'm working on for the site for publicity:
* multi-lives (you, pets, babies, cars, etc)
* multi-types of messages (aka clubs)
* requests
Other stuff:
* content - (flagship clubs)
* Dress me up (under "Shop")
Would you like contribute to "The Peace-nik's Guide to the Universe"?
Until I can get the comments section working, contact this email:
help [at] megauni [dot] com
I'm thinking of changing the direction of this website. Right now it is a collection of all the great stuff I find online.
Maybe I will change it to a site dedicated to online entertainment. (g-rated of course =) What kind of site do you wish would be built just for you?
 Right now you can't do much other than post news, but I'll being adding more features in the coming weeks.


File Renamer
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LUA scripts for JETI radio systems
I would suggest to use Jeti Studio Transmitter to install each application individually. In order to do that, please add the following URL to the application sources.
https://daniel-maiorano.github.io/repo/LUA/sample.json
Go to the Jeti-studio Preference, on the "App sources" tab, add the above mentioned URL Cheers


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An API is a set of routines, protocols, and tools for building software applications.
An API expresses a software component in terms of its operations, inputs, outputs, and underlying types. An API defines functionalities that are independent of their respective implementations, which allows definitions and implementations to vary without compromising each other. A good API makes it easier to develop a program by providing all the building blocks. A programmer then puts the blocks together.
Code behind a bunch of URLs that do things to data
Facebook's Graph API
We already know GET
and POST
• HEAD • OPTIONS
$.ajax({
url: "test.html"
})
.done(function(response) {
// Do things
});
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url: "test.php"
})
.done(function(response) {
// Do things with the response
});
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A UK ticket-holder has won the £105 million EuroMillions jackpot on the 25th anniversary of the first National Lottery draw.
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by Michael MusyokaAirtel Kenya on Monday, December 9, launched no expiry data and call rates that will allow customers to spend as low as 1 bob for 5MB data and to make calls at 2bob across all networks.
At the same time, the company also revamped its entire Amazing data bundle offerings to give more data for the same cost as before e.g. 3GB for Kshs300 up from 1.5GB, 5GB for Kshs500 up from 4GB and 12GB for Kshs1000 up from 10GB with 30days validity.
The new offerings are targeted towards customers who are looking to meet their communication needs with ease and not worry about any hidden costs or conditions. To active the new rates, customers need to dial *544*2#.
The new products campaign dubbed ‘BeSureNaAirtel’ is pegged on showing customers the exact rates and value they get for their investment. The new offers have no hidden charges or conditions for use, thus customers are assured of getting what they pay for at the most competitive rates.
Speaking at the launch event, Airtel’s Managing Director, Prasanta Das Sarma stated, "We are pleased to introduce the industry’s best no expiry rates for data and voice to all our customers. We have also revamped our Amazing data bundles to cater for our heavy data users, by offering up to 100% more data."
"These new offerings are based on emerging consumer insights and trends that show a substantial increase in data usage for both social and business needs as well as the need for customers to not worry about the cost of data while browsing," he stated.
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Course Outline: Hypothesis Testing: Tests Concerning the Mean of a Normal Population, Testing the Equality of Means of Two Normal Populations, Hypothesis Tests Concerning the Variance of a Normal Population, Hypothesis Tests in Bernoulli Populations and Tests Concerning the Mean of a Poisson Distribution. Regression and Correlation Analysis: Least Squares Estimators of the Regression Parameters, Distribution of the Estimators, Statistical Inference about the Regression Parameters, Coefficient of Determination and Sample Correlation Coefficient, Analysis of Residuals, Transforming to Linearity, Weighted Least Squares, Polynomial Regression, Multiple Linear Regression, Logistic Regression Models for Binary Output Data and Correlation Analysis. Analysis of Variance: One-way Analysis of Variance, Two-Factor Analysis of Variance: Introduction and Parameter Estimation, Testing Hypotheses and Two-way Analysis of Variance with Interaction Problems. Goodness of Fit Tests and Categorical Data Analysis: Goodness of Fit Tests when All Parameters are Specified, Goodness of Fit Tests when All Parameters are Unspecified, Tests of Independence in Contingency Tables, Tests of Independence in Contingency Tables Having Fixed Marginal Totals and Kolmogorov-Smirnov Goodness of Fit Test for Continuous Data. Nonparametric Hypothesis Tests: Sign Test, Signed Ranked Test, Two-Sample Problem and Runs Tests for Randomness. Quality Control: Control Charts for Average Values, The X-Control Chart, S-Control Charts, and Control Charts for the Fraction Defective, Control Charts for Number of Defects and Other Control Charts for Detecting Changes in the Population Mean.


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- root.crt and class3.crt. Download them onto the internal flash storage ( /sdcard/ folder ).
- Browse to the directory using a file manager and click on the root.crt.The file will be opened by the Certificate Manager and prompt you for the name of the newly imported certificate.
- At this juncture, the Android Security Model will propmt you to use a lock-screen mechanism if it is the first time that you are using a’user-trusted’ certificate.
- Once the root.crt is installed, follow the same steps for class3.crt.
- Confirm that both the certicates are successfully installed on your device.
- Reboot your device.
‘system-trusted’ certificate:
- Apart from overcoming the limitation of a lock-screen, ‘system-trusted’ certificates help you protect your device from tampering by malicious applications.
- A rooted android device or temporary root access to your device and a system with openssl software installed on it.
- Get the CAcert root certificates from the cacert.org website. Download the root certificate PEM format (root.crt) and the Class 3 PKI key in PEM format (class3.crt)
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openssl x509 -inform PEM -subject_ hash_ old -in root.crt | head -1 cat root.crt > hashValue.0 openssl x509 -inform PEM -text -in root.crt -out /dev/null >> hashValue.0
- Follow the same steps for class3.crt.
- Check the md5sum of the newly created Android compatible certificate files using the md5sum command.
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su mount -o remount,rw /system cp /sdcard/hashValue.0 /system/etc/security/cacerts/ cp /sdcard/hashValue.0 /system/etc/security/cacerts/ cd /system/etc/security/cacerts/ chmod 644 5ed36f99.0 chmod 644 e5662767.0 reboot
- After reboot, verify that the certificates are successfully installed on your device.
If things dont go well in this approach, make sure no user certificates are installed (Settings -> Security -> Clear certificates) and also "Clear/delete credentials" (in Settings -> Security).
Note that the -subject_ hash_ old parameter will depend on the openssl software version.
For Android GingerBread and Froyo follow this comprehensive guide Import CAcert root certificate into Android pre-Ice Cream Sandwich.


Bring It On
If you're going to make a comedy about teens you really have to keep it satirical enough from expecting us to take the characters and their situations seriously. All the battles of the cliques and the who-likes-who subplots aren't exactly original or taxing on the intellect. "Bring It On" is a teenage comedy that half realizes this. It's got campiness to it but not as much a it needs to keep it fluffy and tongue-in-cheek. It's difficult to tell what's supposed to be taken seriously and what's not.
The setting is a high school outside of San Diego where mostly rich white preppy kids live. The Ranche Carne Toros are a lousy football team but they boost the best cheerleading squad in the country and they have the trophies to proove it. As the film opens the out-going captain "Big Red" passes the torch to her successor - Torrance - a cute blonde with a lot of ambition but little brains played by Kirsten Dunst (the teenage Cameron Diaz).
Torrance is the least stuck-up and snobby of the cheerleaders and she decides to hold an audition for a vacant spot instead of just giving it to one of the other cheerleader's little sister. There's a funny sequence of kids trying out for the team that don't know what they're doing which proceeds to introduce the next major character, Missy. She's a gymnastics expert who doesn't really want to do cheerleading but it's as close to a gymnastics work-out she can find. She's very rebellious-looking with braids and all dark makeup so not surprisingly the other girls hate her but Torrance sees something in her and lets her join.
The conflict soon crops up when Missy accuses Torrance of ripping off their cheers from a school in East Compton. The two even drive over 100 miles to L.A. to see for themselves and nearly get pummelled when the all-black "Clovers" cheerleading squad say they're sick of being spied on and having their routines ripped-off (by Big Red for years). They'd enter the national competition too but their school can't afford to send them.
And so Torrance and the gang must decide to either stick with the winning moves they know how to do, hire a choreographer or make up new routines themselves. All three of these scenarios happen, respectively.
Meanwhile there's a subplot involving Torrance's relationship with her boyfriend and another boy named Cliff (Missy's brother) who likes her too. The dating triangle starts out cute at first because Cliff's funny and does things to make Torrance like him that you usually don't see in teenage movies. When he finds out she already has a boyfriend he turns from having a crush on her to loathing her which makes Torrance realize she likes him better than her boyfriend (when someone DOESN'T like you, that's when you're attracted to them?).
This is what I'm talking about - who cares about this dating triangle stuff? It's been used everywhere else, why repeat it? And if so, why make it so blatantly obvious and over-the-top about where the relationship is going and who's going to wind up with who in the end?
The screenplay has other problems, mostly in its white guilty feeling. We're supposed to pity the East Compton Clovers because they really are a good team but don't have the resources to compete nationally. When Torrance hears of this she actually gets her father to write a check so they can go. The Clovers don't take the check though, instead they write to an Oprah-like talk show host and get the money.
I have a strong feeling the writer of this film is white and has little experience in writing for African-American characters. She's trying to play the race relations card very P.C., but it's more like pandering to the audience. Stereotypes are abundant and they're not necessary at all.
A lot of people on the Net are already describing "Bring It On" as the "Rocky" of cheerleading movies but that's not a fair description at all. Rocky was a poor guy who worked his way up, the Ranche Carne Toros are national champions five years in a row and they're going for a sixth - aww, the poor rich kids might not become champions again, boo hoo.
I could point out a lot more flaws but they're all just part of the same principle - that these teenagers' challenges and personal lives are taken a bit too seriously and the story takes shortcuts wherever it can.
GRADE: C+
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Please note: I have not aimed at making any kind of trendy or shiny look for this design. I prefer to keep it clean and simple, and let others add the details that will make the design special and unique. By default, it degrades well with full functionality even in browsers that do not support CSS, so in theory it works just as well on a 10 year old computer as it does on a new machine or on your mobile phone (provided that it supports XHTML).
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When I joined the UX group at Mozilla I had two goals, a product specific goal and a practice specific goal. For the product I wanted to change the industry’s definition of an app from something built for mobile devices with one of three sets of proprietary tools to something built for mobile devices using any of the tools we’ve used for the last fifteen years to make apps on the web. For Mozilla’s UX practice, I wanted to bring human-centered design into the culture at Mozilla and I was one of the large group of UX professionals who was hired to do just that. While we didn’t turn the world of mobile apps on its head, we did watch as Google embraced standards based web technology in the Play store, and we think we had some hand in that. On the process side, I brought the ideas of the user at the center to some of the most technical teams in the company, and we started making products that users really wanted and needed.
I was also fortunate enough to get to lead, mentor, and learn from a great design team where we all improved our craft as designers. While most of my job wasn’t making wireframes or prototypes or writing test plans, I provided direction, guidance, and critique for all the projects my team did. I worked with my designers to put in place processes that let us do more with less. I ran workshops with executives and other functional stakeholders to help define strategy and I spoke on behalf of the company about human-centered design and designing in open-source at: OsCon 2013, Firefox App Days 2013 in Warsaw, Mozilla UX Summit 2013 in London, UXPA Norfolk in 2014, and MozFest Brussels in 2014.
This case study is a little different than the rest. First, it represents a little over two years of design leadership work, a much larger scale project than any other in my portfolio. It also encompasses the work of my whole team, and while I had a hand in all of the projects the team did, I also want to give them the credit they deserve. What follows are two sections: The first is examples of design work the team did under my direction and the second is process improvements I brought to the team while I was running it.
My role in all the projects we did was to push the designers to move past the obvious, insure quality, and provide whatever help the designers needed to get the work done. That ranged from running brainstorming sessions and critiques to pushing pixels when we were coming up on a tight deadline. These are a few of the projects the team did under my direction:
I often tell people, “The team was my real design project for two and a half years” because that’s how I approached running it. My employees were my users, and the main thing I was there for was to give them what they needed to produce the best designs they could to get us to our goals. Most of the time that meant doing the traditional design director things: providing critique, asking lots of questions about the work, and helping them refine their pitches of the work. But the things that had the most impact were the processes I put in place to make the team more efficient, more creative, and let the designers focus on doing design work. Designing those processes is what I spent a lot of my “design time” working on. Here are the major processes I introduced to the team:
When I started the team had twice weekly feedback sessions. These were usually attended by the design team, the product managers and some of the developers. Mozilla is a community driven, open-source project and a lot of the other groups in the company held public meetings to allow non-employee contributors to participate. We were the first design team to open up one of our review sessions to the public. It was a chance for people in the community to see what we were working on and get a chance to get involved if they saw something that interested in them, and it gave the team a chance to get feedback from a wider audience. While I opened one weekly meeting up to the public, I closed another to designers only (sometimes we had designers from other teams attend.) This meeting became our weekly critique meeting, which lead the team to produce better work and feel more confident in presenting that work.
I’ve written in more depth about the process if you would like more details.
All of our developers and community members were already on Github. All of the code for all of the company’s projects where there. It only made sense for us to start putting our work there so others could see it, and interact with it, the same way they did with the code for the software. This was not an easy process to implement, it required teaching git to a group of people who had never used it before, and it required me building a series of templates that met both the needs of the designers and the needs of the consumers of our work (the engineers, product managers, and community members.) The transition was well received by everyone involved and I only wish we had done it earlier.
You can check out the templates and use or adapt them for your own work over on Github
This is probably my proudest process accomplishment, because it was adopted by most of the other design teams in the company. I worked to bring in UserTesting.com and combine it with a series of test templates to let the designers quickly create and run methodologically sound usability studies, even if they had no experience designing or running usability tests. The speed that these tests could be finished was amazing, we would literally run them over lunch. In the first quarter of the program being in place we went from running 8 usability studies the previous quarter to running 74. When we started testing more, we had data to go along with our proposals and it ultimately made it easier to sell our ideas to the different stakeholders on projects.
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Click on "Download" link to download the zip. Decompress it and open the folder whose name is "Ninja Warrior 2.0". Click on .exe file and enjoy!
We are two students from CITM Terrassa who had created a platform game for our subject Development of Videogames. Click on "Github account" to go to our personal accounts.
Maps 1 and 2 and collisions created with Tiled. Player creation, animations and basic movement. Debug functionality with collisions. Load and save actions in-game (with xml). God mode. Innovation: Double jump
Enemies added (movement and animations). Pathfinding functionality. Timer (cap to 30 FPS). Load and save actions in-game (for enemies). Parallax. Innovation: CheckPoint autosave.
UI in-game and menus implementation. Pause mode. WebPage. Console. Innovation: Slider working with total functionality.
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SPACE+SPACE: Simple double jump. D+SPACE+SPACE: Double jump while walk forward. A+SPACE+SPACE: Double jump while walk backward. D+LSHIFT+SPACE+SPACE: Double jump while running forward. A+LSHIFT+SPACE+SPACE: Double jump while running backward.
F1: Change to map 1. F2: Change to map 2. F3: Start from the beginning of the current level. F5: Save current state (player and enemies). F6: Load current state (player and enemies). F8: Debug UI. F9: View colliders and logic. F10: God mode. F11: Framerate cap ON/OFF. ESC (when user is in-game): Open pause menu.
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Holi Dates
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Sunday , March 28
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Sunday , March 28
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Sunday , March 28
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Sunday , March 28
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Sunday , March 28
Monday , March 29
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Monday , March 29
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Areas
Main Stage
Blue Stage
Pink Stage
Booths
Food/Beverage
Parking
Smoking Area
Prize Locations
Art Work Exhibit
Big Glasses Shop
Paint Booth
Amenities
Information Desk
Box Office
Restrooms
First Aid Stations
Garbage Stations