Yesterday I began to address concerns of different models that have different mean dynamics, and how this influences the warning signals. This poses several kinds of issues. First, if the mean is changing, the model fitting must be appropriate to this – either by fitting this rate of change or correcting for it. Second, the variance is expected to scale with the mean, and scale differently under different noise models (particularly environmental vs. demographic). Hence information about the mean cannot simply be discarded (i.e. by subtracting out a regression fit). Third, certain dynamics need not give much warning, even though they consist of saddle-node bifurcations. By changing the curvature of the rate model we can examples with more and less advanced warning. In some cases the change can happen fast enough that noise forces the system over the edge without warning. With changing mean: With “constant” mean: Note that the mean changes quite suddenly at the end, though the loss of stability is more pronounced much earlier on. (Images are is now sfw-flash objects instead of gif loops so can be paused, etc by right click. Hosted locally in this site’s media library as flickr stream doesn’t support flash.) Code archive for these figures; uses the animation package and SWF tools to create the flash images. Multiple root finding (a problem in the numerical examples earlier which used nlm) supported now by rootSolve package. So what does this mean? Ignoring mean rate of change will be misleading, but a linear approximation to the rate of change doesn’t capture the second model well right near the switch point. Over most of the parameter range this can be ignored, with the rate estimated as essentially flat for this model. It is the corrections to the variance due to changes in the expected value that are more challenging. It is in this example that estimating the return rate, critical slowing down, will be more promising. The explicit analytics might help us further here: Starting from the expansion of the master equation and taking the linear noise approximation, we can express the dynamics in Ito form: \[ dX_t = \left[ b(X_t)-d(X_t) \right] dt + \sqrt{\frac{b(X_t) + d(X_t)}{N}}dW_t \] Around the equilibrium \(\hat x\) we have variance \[ \frac{b(\hat x) + d(\hat x)}{2 N \left[\ partial_x b(x) - d(x)\right]_{x = \hat x}} \] Defining: \[ \alpha(\hat x) = \partial_x \left[b(x) - d(x)\right]_{x = \hat x} \] \[ \sigma^2(\hat x) = \frac{b(\hat x) + d(\hat x)}{N} \] and can write the correlation function: \[ \langle\langle X_0 X_t \rangle \rangle = \sigma^2(\hat x) e^{-\alpha(\hat x) t} \] It is precisely this \(\alpha(\hat x)\) that we wish to estimate. Now it changes due to changes in \(\hat x\) as well as changes in the bifurcation parameter, \(a\), which of course also influences \(\hat x\) directly. So we want to rewrite this as a function of the bifurcation parameter alone: \[ \partial_x \left[b(x,a) - d(x,a)\right]_{x = \hat x(a)} =: f(a) \] A little tired of LaTeX writing, I approximate \(\alpha(a)|_{\hat x}\), the slope at equilibrium as a function of the bifurcation parameter. Going astray: calculation here, results graphed here, upshot is assuming saturation doesn’t capture the bifurcation. Applying that approximation earlier to the derivative expression gives a slope of \(-e\), no \(a\) dependence at saturation anyway. Numerical Solution Foregoing a complete analytic treatment, we can solve for function numerically to get the picture. For the first model with the steady changing mean, we see the mean, the eigenvalue \(\alpha\), demographic noise term \(\sigma^2\), and total variance: And for the second model (note smaller values of a now lead to the bifurcation): (see code for these graphs, also has the updated code for flash animated bifurcations). Hard to justify good fits to a model form of \[ dX_t = \alpha(a, X_t) (\theta(a, X_t) - X_t)dt + \sigma(a, X_t) dW_t \] where the parameters are linear functions in time or in a (changing linearly with time). So, what’s the power spectrum of the time-dependent function \[\langle\langle X_0 X_t \rangle \rangle = \sigma^2(\hat x) e^{-\alpha(\hat x, t) t} \] where \(\alpha(\hat x, t)\) is a function of \(a\) as given by the graphs above and \(a\) changes linearly at some rate? Is it to this that we must compare fits under models of changing and non-changing \(a\)?


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The Story of Doctor Dolittle
by Hugh Lofting
Chapter 8: The Leader of the Lions
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- Year Published: 1920
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: England
- Source: Lofting, H. (1920). The Story of Doctor Dolittle . New York, NY: Frederick A. Stokes
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- Genre: Fantasy
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John Dolittle now became dreadfully, awfully busy. He found hundreds and thousands of monkeys sick—gorillas, orangoutangs, chimpanzees, dog–faced baboons, marmosettes, gray monkeys, red ones—all kinds. And many had died.
The first thing he did was to separate the sick ones from the well ones. Then he got Chee–Chee and his cousin to build him a little house of grass. The next thing: he made all the monkeys who were still well come and be vaccinated.
And for three days and three nights the monkeys kept coming from the jungles and the valleys and the hills to the little house of grass, where the Doctor sat all day and all night, vaccinating and vaccinating.
Then he had another house made—a big one, with a lot of beds in it; and he put all the sick ones in this house.
But so many were sick, there were not enough well ones to do the nursing. So he sent messages to the other animals, like the lions and the leopards and the antelopes, to come and help with the nursing.
But the Leader of the Lions was a very proud creature. And when he came to the Doctor's big house full of beds he seemed angry and scornful.
"Do you dare to ask me, Sir?" he said, glaring at the Doctor. "Do you dare to ask me—ME, THE KING OF BEASTS, to wait on a lot of dirty monkeys? Why, I wouldn't even eat them between meals!"
Although the lion looked very terrible, the Doctor tried hard not to seem afraid of him.
"I didn't ask you to eat them," he said quietly. "And besides, they're not dirty. They've all had a bath this morning. YOUR coat looks as though it needed brushing—badly. Now listen, and I'll tell you something: the day may come when the lions get sick. And if you don't help the other animals now, the lions may find themselves left all alone when THEY are in trouble. That often happens to proud people."
"The lions are never IN trouble—they only MAKE trouble," said the Leader, turning up his nose. And he stalked away into the jungle, feeling he had been rather smart and clever.
Then the leopards got proud too and said they wouldn't help. And then of course the antelopes—although they were too shy and timid to be rude to the Doctor like the lion—THEY pawed the ground, and smiled foolishly, and said they had never been nurses before.
And now the poor Doctor was worried frantic, wondering where he could get help enough to take care of all these thousands of monkeys in bed.
But the Leader of the Lions, when he got back to his den, saw his wife, the Queen Lioness, come running out to meet him with her hair untidy.
"One of the cubs won't eat," she said. "I don't know WHAT to do with him. He hasn't taken a thing since last night."
And she began to cry and shake with nervousness—for she was a good mother, even though she was a lioness.
So the Leader went into his den and looked at his children—two very cunning little cubs, lying on the floor. And one of them seemed quite poorly.
Then the lion told his wife, quite proudly, just what he had said to the Doctor. And she got so angry she nearly drove him out of the den. "You never DID have a grain of sense!" she screamed. "All the animals from here to the Indian Ocean are talking about this wonderful man, and how he can cure any kind of sickness, and how kind he is—the only man in the whole world who can talk the language of the animals!  You great booby! Nobody but a fool is ever rude to a GOOD doctor. You—," and she started pulling her husband's hair.
"Go back to that white man at once," she yelled, "and tell him you're sorry.  Then do everything the Doctor tells you. Work hard! And perhaps he will be kind enough to come and see the cub later. Now be off!— HURRY, I tell you! You're not fit to be a father!"
And she went into the den next door, where another mother–lion lived, and told her all about it.
So the Leader of the Lions went back to the Doctor and said, "I happened to be passing this way and thought I'd look in. Got any help yet?"
"No," said the Doctor. "I haven't. And I'm dreadfully worried."
"Help's pretty hard to get these days," said the lion. "Animals don't seem to want to work any more. You can't blame them—in a way.... Well, seeing you're in difficulties, I don't mind doing what I can—just to oblige you—so long as I don't have to wash the creatures. And I have told all the other hunting animals to come and do their share. The leopards should be here any minute now....  I don't think there's much the matter with him myself. But the wife is anxious. If you are around that way this evening, you might take a look at him, will you?"
Then the Doctor was very happy; for all the lions and the leopards and the antelopes and the giraffes and the zebras—all the animals of the forests and the mountains and the plains—came to help him in his work. There were so many of them that he had to send some away, and only kept the cleverest.
And now very soon the monkeys began to get better.  And at the end of the second week the last monkey had got well.
Then the Doctor's work was done; and he was so tired he went to bed and slept for three days without even turning over.


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Solving large scale distance weighted discrimination. The main algorithm is a symmetric Gauss-Seidel based alternating direction method of multipliers (ADMM) method. See Lam, X.Y., Marron, J.S., Sun, D.F., and Toh, K.C. (2018) <arXiv:1604.05473> for more details.
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jdb man pages for Solaris, Linux, or Mac OS X
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Traditional pushups are beneficial for building upper body strength. They work the triceps, pectoral muscles, and shoulders.
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This coming November 27, in light of EXO's 'Obsession' album release set for 6 PM KST, EXO will be launching 'EXO the Stage' and 'EXO the Place'. First, 'EXO the Stage' will be be a special screening of EXO performing their comeback title track "Obsession", as well as various other performances, behind-the-scenes contents, and more. The screening will take place on November 29 at the Bit Maru Broadcast Center in Ilsan.
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Introduction
This lab consists of a series of exercises designed to explore the concept of radiometric enhancement in remotely sensed imagery. Radiometric enhancement is used to increase the contrast between pixels by redistributing the histogram of the digital numbers to a more even distribution throughout the radiometric range. This can dramatically improve the visual quality of the images.
Cumulative Distribution Function
In digital imagery, an image's histogram can be interpreted as an estimate of the probability mass function of the image. In lab 1 a function was created to compute an image's histogram. The probability mass function for a random variable X (e.g. an image's digital numbers) can be defined as: $$f_{x}(x) = P(X=x)$$ In a similar manner, the cumulative histogram of an image can be interpreted as an estimate of the cumulative distribution function of an image. The cumulative distribution function of an image can be defined as: $$F_{x}(x) = P(X\leq x)$$ The CDF of an image is extremely useful in enhancing contrast in an image.
Linear Enhancement
Linear contrast enhancement can be performed using the following equation: $$I_{f}(i,j) = \frac{(I_{o}(i,j) - I_{o}^{min})}{(I_{o}^{max} - I_{o}^{min})}255$$
Square Root Enhancement
Square Root contrast enhancement is useful when pixels are saturated in the upper portion of the image's histogram. It can be performed by taking the square root of each digital number in the original image: $$I_{f}(i,j) = \sqrt{(I_{o}(i,j)}$$ Additionally, one can then apply a linear stretch to remap the colors over the entire radiometric range.
Square Enhancement
Square contrast enhancement is useful when pixel are saturated in the lower portion of the image's histogram. It can be performed by taking the square root of each digital number in the original image: $$I_{f}(i,j) = I_{o}(i,j)^2$$ Additionally, one can then apply a linear stretch to remap the colors over the entire radiometric range.
Equalization Enhancement
Histogram Equalization contrast enhancement is useful when pixel are saturated in any region of the image's histogram. It redistributes the digital numbers in an image throughout the radiometric range by applying the following process:
- Compute the CDF for the given histogram
- Compute the value to remap the given digital number in the histogram to $$y = \frac{L-1}{N} \sum_{j=0}^{k}n_{j}$$
- Round the remapped Value
- Compute the new histogram
Example 1
We begin with the original histogram and compute its CDF.
The remapped values are computed and then rounded to determine where the elements of the original histogram will be mapped to in the new histogram.
The left figure shows the original histogram and the right figure shows the new equalized histogram.
Example 2
We begin with the original histogram and compute its CDF.
The remapped values are computed and then rounded to determine where the elements of the original histogram will be mapped to in the new histogram.
The left figure shows the original histogram and the right figure shows the new equalized histogram.
Histogram Match
Histogram matching is slightly different than the previous radiometric enhancements. The goal of histogram matching is to transform the histogram of a given image to that of another image (or reference histogram) in order to perform comparisons. It may not result in greater contrast, but can be useful when attempting to perform analysis (e.g. classification) and change detection between different images of the same scene taken with different sensors. The process for histogram matching is as follows:
- Compute the source histogram
- Compute the source CDF
- Normalize the source CDF
- Compute the reference histogram
- Compute the reference CDF
- Normalize the reference CDF
- For each digital number in the source histogram, match the normalized CDF value to the closest normalized CDF value in the reference histogram. This defines the mapping (function) between histograms.
- Given the mapping computed in the previous step, compute the new histogram
Example 1
We begin by computing the source histogram and its CDF.
We then compute the reference histogram and its CDF.
The CDF are both normalized, and the mapping from the source to reference histogram is generated, and the new histogram is computed.
The left figure shows the original histogram and the right figure shows the new matched histogram.
Example 2
We begin by computing the source histogram and its CDF.
We then compute the reference histogram and its CDF.
The CDF are both normalized, and the mapping from the source to reference histogram is generated, and the new histogram is computed.
The left figure shows the original histogram and the right figure shows the new matched histogram.


Discord.py
A modern, easy to use, feature-rich, and async ready API wrapper for Discord written in Python.
The Future of discord.py
Please read the gist for the future of this project. It's been a good one.
Key Features
- Modern Pythonic API using ``async`` and ``await``.
- Proper rate limit handling.
- Optimised in both speed and memory.
Installing
**Python 3.8 or higher is required**
To install the library without full voice support, you can just run the following command:
.. code:: sh
# Linux/macOS
python3 -m pip install -U discord.py
# Windows
py -3 -m pip install -U discord.py
Otherwise to get voice support you should run the following command:
.. code:: sh
# Linux/macOS
python3 -m pip install -U "discord.py[voice]"
# Windows
py -3 -m pip install -U discord.py[voice]
To install the development version, do the following:
.. code:: sh
$ git clone https://github.com/T
$ cd discord.py
$ python3 -m pip install -U .[voice]
Optional Packages
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
* `PyNaCl `__ (for voice support)
Please note that on Linux installing voice you must install the following packages via your favourite package manager (e.g. ``apt``, ``dnf``, etc) before running the above commands:
* libffi-dev (or ``libffi-devel`` on some systems)
* python-dev (e.g. ``python3.6-dev`` for Python 3.6)
Quick Example
--------------
.. code:: py
import discord
class MyClient(discord.Client):
async def on_ready(self):
print('Logged on as', self.user)
async def on_message(self, message):
# don't respond to ourselves
if message.author == self.user:
return
if message.content == 'ping':
await message.channel.send('pong')
client = MyClient()
client.run('token')
Bot Example
~~~~~~~~~~~~~
.. code:: py
import discord
from discord.ext import commands
bot = commands.Bot(command_prefix='>')
@bot.command()
async def ping(ctx):
await ctx.send('pong')
bot.run('token')
You can find more examples in the examples directory.
Links
------
- `Documentation `_
- `Official Discord Server `_
- `Discord API `_


Sample run of chapter's interpreter examples
// In file mutable-objects/Ex1.scala val cs = List('a', 'b', 'c')
// In file mutable-objects/Ex2.scala class BankAccount { private var bal: Int = 0 def balance: Int = bal def deposit(amount: Int) = { require(amount > 0) bal += amount } def withdraw(amount: Int): Boolean = if (amount > bal) false else { bal -= amount true } }
scala> val account = new BankAccount account: BankAccount = BankAccount@d504137 scala> account deposit 100 scala> account withdraw 80 res1: Boolean = true scala> account withdraw 80 res2: Boolean = false
// In file mutable-objects/Ex3.scala class Keyed { def computeKey: Int = ... // this will take some time ... }
// In file mutable-objects/Ex3.scala class MemoKeyed extends Keyed { private var keyCache: Option[Int] = None override def computeKey: Int = { if (!keyCache.isDefined) keyCache = Some(super.computeKey) keyCache.get } }
var hour = 12
// In file mutable-objects/Ex4.scala class Time { var hour = 12 var minute = 0 }
// In file mutable-objects/Ex5.scala class Time { private[this] var h = 12 private[this] var m = 0 def hour: Int = h def hour_=(x: Int) = { h = x } def minute: Int = m def minute_=(x: Int) = { m = x } }
// In file mutable-objects/Ex6.scala class Time { private[this] var h = 12 private[this] var m = 0 def hour: Int = h def hour_= (x: Int) = { require(0 <= x && x < 24) h = x } def minute = m def minute_= (x: Int) = { require(0 <= x && x < 60) m = x } }
// In file mutable-objects/Ex7.scala class Thermometer { var celsius: Float = _ def fahrenheit = celsius * 9 / 5 + 32 def fahrenheit_= (f: Float) = { celsius = (f - 32) * 5 / 9 } override def toString = s"{fahrenheit}F/{celsius}C" }
var celsius: Float
scala> val t = new Thermometer t: Thermometer = 32.0F/0.0C scala> t.celsius = 100 mutated t.celsius scala> t res3: Thermometer = 212.0F/100.0C scala> t.fahrenheit = -40 mutated t.fahrenheit scala> t res4: Thermometer = -40.0F/-40.0C
val a = new Wire val b = new Wire val c = new Wire
val a, b, c = new Wire
def inverter(input: Wire, output: Wire) def andGate(a1: Wire, a2: Wire, output: Wire) def orGate(o1: Wire, o2: Wire, output: Wire)
// In file mutable-objects/Simulator2.scala def halfAdder(a: Wire, b: Wire, s: Wire, c: Wire) = { val d, e = new Wire orGate(a, b, d) andGate(a, b, c) inverter(c, e) andGate(d, e, s) }
// In file mutable-objects/Simulator2.scala def fullAdder(a: Wire, b: Wire, cin: Wire, sum: Wire, cout: Wire) = { val s, c1, c2 = new Wire halfAdder(a, cin, s, c1) halfAdder(b, s, sum, c2) orGate(c1, c2, cout) }
// In file mutable-objects/Simulator1.scala abstract class Simulation { type Action = () => Unit case class WorkItem(time: Int, action: Action) private var curtime = 0 def currentTime: Int = curtime private var agenda: List[WorkItem] = List() private def insert(ag: List[WorkItem], item: WorkItem): List[WorkItem] = { if (ag.isEmpty || item.time < ag.head.time) item :: ag else ag.head :: insert(ag.tail, item) } def afterDelay(delay: Int)(block: => Unit) = { val item = WorkItem(currentTime + delay, () => block) agenda = insert(agenda, item) } private def next() = { (agenda: @unchecked) match { case item :: rest => agenda = rest curtime = item.time item.action() } } def run() = { afterDelay(0) { println("*** simulation started, time = " + currentTime + " ***") } while (!agenda.isEmpty) next() } }
// In file mutable-objects/Simulator2.scala type Action = () => Unit
// In file mutable-objects/Simulator2.scala private var curtime: Int = 0
// In file mutable-objects/Simulator2.scala def currentTime: Int = curtime
// In file mutable-objects/Simulator2.scala case class WorkItem(time: Int, action: Action)
// In file mutable-objects/Simulator2.scala private var agenda: List[WorkItem] = List()
// In file mutable-objects/Simulator2.scala def afterDelay(delay: Int)(block: => Unit) = { val item = WorkItem(currentTime + delay, () => block) agenda = insert(agenda, item) }
afterDelay(delay) { count += 1 }
private def insert(ag: List[WorkItem], item: WorkItem): List[WorkItem] = { if (ag.isEmpty || item.time < ag.head.time) item :: ag else ag.head :: insert(ag.tail, item) }
// In file mutable-objects/Simulator2.scala def run() = { afterDelay(0) { println("*** simulation started, time = " + currentTime + " ***") } while (!agenda.isEmpty) next() }
// In file mutable-objects/Simulator2.scala private def next() = { (agenda: @unchecked) match { case item :: rest => agenda = rest curtime = item.time item.action() } }
Simulator.scala:19: warning: match is not exhaustive! missing combination Nil agenda match { ^ one warning found
// In file mutable-objects/Simulator1.scala package org.stairwaybook.simulation abstract class BasicCircuitSimulation extends Simulation { def InverterDelay: Int def AndGateDelay: Int def OrGateDelay: Int class Wire { private var sigVal = false private var actions: List[Action] = List() def getSignal = sigVal def setSignal(s: Boolean) = if (s != sigVal) { sigVal = s actions foreach (_ ()) } def addAction(a: Action) = { actions = a :: actions a() } } def inverter(input: Wire, output: Wire) = { def invertAction() = { val inputSig = input.getSignal afterDelay(InverterDelay) { output setSignal !inputSig } } input addAction invertAction } // continued in Listing 18.10...
// In file mutable-objects/Simulator1.scala // ...continued from Listing 18.9 def andGate(a1: Wire, a2: Wire, output: Wire) = { def andAction() = { val a1Sig = a1.getSignal val a2Sig = a2.getSignal afterDelay(AndGateDelay) { output setSignal (a1Sig & a2Sig) } } a1 addAction andAction a2 addAction andAction } def orGate(o1: Wire, o2: Wire, output: Wire) = { def orAction() = { val o1Sig = o1.getSignal val o2Sig = o2.getSignal afterDelay(OrGateDelay) { output setSignal (o1Sig | o2Sig) } } o1 addAction orAction o2 addAction orAction } def probe(name: String, wire: Wire) = { def probeAction() = { println(name + " " + currentTime + " new-value = " + wire.getSignal) } wire addAction probeAction } }
// In file mutable-objects/Simulator2.scala class Wire { private var sigVal = false private var actions: List[Action] = List() def getSignal = sigVal def setSignal(s: Boolean) = if (s != sigVal) { sigVal = s actions foreach (_ ()) } def addAction(a: Action) = { actions = a :: actions a() } }
// In file mutable-objects/Simulator2.scala def inverter(input: Wire, output: Wire) = { def invertAction() = { val inputSig = input.getSignal afterDelay(InverterDelay) { output setSignal !inputSig } } input addAction invertAction }
// In file mutable-objects/Simulator2.scala def andGate(a1: Wire, a2: Wire, output: Wire) = { def andAction() = { val a1Sig = a1.getSignal val a2Sig = a2.getSignal afterDelay(AndGateDelay) { output setSignal (a1Sig & a2Sig) } } a1 addAction andAction a2 addAction andAction }
// In file mutable-objects/Simulator2.scala def probe(name: String, wire: Wire) = { def probeAction() = { println(name + " " + currentTime + " new-value = " + wire.getSignal) } wire addAction probeAction }
// In file mutable-objects/Simulator1.scala package org.stairwaybook.simulation abstract class CircuitSimulation extends BasicCircuitSimulation { def halfAdder(a: Wire, b: Wire, s: Wire, c: Wire) = { val d, e = new Wire orGate(a, b, d) andGate(a, b, c) inverter(c, e) andGate(d, e, s) } def fullAdder(a: Wire, b: Wire, cin: Wire, sum: Wire, cout: Wire) = { val s, c1, c2 = new Wire halfAdder(a, cin, s, c1) halfAdder(b, s, sum, c2) orGate(c1, c2, cout) } }
scala> import org.stairwaybook.simulation._ import org.stairwaybook.simulation._
scala> object MySimulation extends CircuitSimulation { | def InverterDelay = 1 | def AndGateDelay = 3 | def OrGateDelay = 5 | } defined module MySimulation
scala> import MySimulation._ import MySimulation._
scala> val input1, input2, sum, carry = new Wire input1: MySimulation.Wire = BasicCircuitSimulation$Wire@111089b input2: MySimulation.Wire = BasicCircuitSimulation$Wire@14c352e sum: MySimulation.Wire = BasicCircuitSimulation$Wire@37a04c carry: MySimulation.Wire = BasicCircuitSimulation$Wire@1fd10fa scala> probe("sum", sum) sum 0 new-value = false scala> probe("carry", carry) carry 0 new-value = false
scala> halfAdder(input1, input2, sum, carry)
scala> input1 setSignal true scala> run() *** simulation started, time = 0 *** sum 8 new-value = true scala> input2 setSignal true scala> run() *** simulation started, time = 8 *** carry 11 new-value = true sum 15 new-value = false
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public class DeviceClass
extends totalcross.lang.Object
DeviceClass
class represents the class of device (CoD) record as defined by the Bluetooth
specification. This record is defined in the Bluetooth Assigned Numbers document and contains information on the type
of the device and the type of services available on the device.
The Bluetooth Assigned Numbers document ( http://www.bluetooth.org/assigned-numbers/sdp.htm) defines the service class, major device class, and minor device class. The table below provides some examples of possible return values and their meaning:
| Method | Return Value | Class of Device |
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getServiceClasses() |
0x22000 | Networking and Limited Discoverable Major Service Classes |
getServiceClasses() |
0x100000 | Object Transfer Major Service Class |
getMajorDeviceClass() |
0x00 | Miscellaneous Major Device Class |
getMajorDeviceClass() |
0x200 | Phone Major Device Class |
getMinorDeviceClass() |
0x0C | With a Computer Major Device Class, Laptop Minor Device Class |
getMinorDeviceClass() |
0x04 | With a Phone Major Device Class, Cellular Minor Device Class |
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DeviceClass(int record)
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DeviceClass
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Last of the Summer Wine's Jean Fergusson dies at 74
by PA MediaActor played flirtatious Marina in sitcom and Dorothy Hoyle in Coronation Street
Jean Fergusson, who played Marina in Last of the Summer Wine for more than two decades, has died aged 74. She died at home in the early hours of Thursday.
She played Marina in the long-running sitcom from 1985 until it ended in 2010. She also appeared in Coronation Street as different characters in 1987 and 1999 and as Dorothy Hoyle from 2010 to 2011.
A statement from her agents, Scott Marshall Partners, said: “It is with great sadness that we announce the death of actress Jean Fergusson, known to millions as flirtatious Marina in the long-running BBC comedy Last of the Summer Wine.
“Born in Wakefield on 30th December 1944, she was a proud Yorkshirewoman who never forgot her roots. Her career spanned more than 50 years and started in repertory playing a variety of roles.
“Jean was a much-loved and respected actress, a brilliant comedienne, raconteur and the life and soul of any gathering. She will be much missed by her many friends and colleagues.”
Fergusson’s stage career included the play She Knows You Know, which she wrote and starred in. She was nominated for a Laurence Olivier award in 1998 for her role as the comic Hylda Baker in a production at the Vaudeville theatre in London.
In recent years Fergusson appeared on celebrity quiz shows including Pointless. She is survived by her sister and two nephews.


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Chochukmo has been selected as the “Top 20 Hong Kong Musicians” by Time Out Hong Kong in 2008, has been described as “the most charismatic band to have emerged in southern China in recent years” by TIME Magazine, and has been included in “The Hong Kong Hot List: 20 people to watch” by CNNGo in 2009. Their debut album "The King Lost His Pink" has been as well reviewed by TIME Magazine in 2010.
Chochukmo (Chinese: 觸執毛) is a 5-piece indie rock band based in Hong Kong, with Jan Curious on vocal, Mike Orange on guitar and synthesizer, Les Hunter on guitar, Fai on bass, and Kitty Trouble on drum and percussions. Formed in the summer of 2005, the band has experienced a few member changes, with the current line-up formed in the spring of 2008. The band's sound is always being described as a genre-blender, experimenting rock with some other different styles of music. The band is generally being categorized as indie rock while some considered the band's style as math rock.
In the summer of 2005, Jan Curious (from League of Heroes) and Mike Orange (from Homework) suddenly came up with an idea of having a side-project when they're jamming at a studio, while at that moment they were both belonged to different bands. With the joining of bassist Yanyan Pang (from Hard Candy) and drummer Cheong Ho (from Innisfallen), the first generation of Chochukmo was officially formed, with its sound characterized by punk and garage rock influences. Considering the band as solely a side-project, the members of the band had no plan of recording anything. In the spring of 2006, guitarist Mike Orange decided to leave the band due to his personal reasons.
As guitarist Mike Orange departed, Ka-sing Law was then being recruited as the new guitarist. The band has toured to Manila, Philippines in 2007, and had their self-recorded demo CD distributed there. In the spring of 2008, guitarist Ka-shing Law and drummer Cheong Ho decided to leave the band to concentrate on their own music projects.
With the joining of new guitarist Les Hunter (formerly from An id signal) and new drummer Kitty Trouble (former from League of Heroes), plus the return of former guitarist Mike Orange, Chochukmo has come into a 5-piece. With no intention to play any formerly written songs (except the track "Caroline"), the members came into a new set of songs and had their debut gig in July 2008. The band has made part of a compilation album released by The Underground HK by contributing 2 tracks to the double CD album. The band was then being selected as "Top 20 musicians in Hong Kong" by Time Out Hong Kong, along with the acclaimed musician Anthony Wong Yiu-Ming and alternative singer Denise Ho.
The band has been touring to Manila, Philippines (with Carina Ho on bass and Chi-kin Wan on drum) and Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia in 2009, alongside some indie bands around Asia such as I am David Sparkle, Free Love, Everybody Loves Irene etc. Bassist Yanyan Pang announced her departure after the Malaysia tour, due to the creativity differences. With no replacement to the bassist position, Alvin Lo came into the band as a supporting bassist.
The band has won the "We'll Make Your Album" contest hosted by Time Out Hong Kong and Diesel in September 2009, which the contest promised to release an album for the winning band. Chochukmo was chosen as the winner by a team of judges including Kelvin Avon, Anthony Wong Yiu-Ming, Wong Ka Keung and Wong Chi-Chung. With the support from Time Out Hong Kong and Diesel, the band then released its debut album "The King Lost His Pink" on 28 November 2009, with the album mixed and mastered by Kenneth Tse from The invisible Men, and the album cover designed and painted by Simon Birch.
Being described as "The most charismatic band to have emerged in southern China in recent years" by TIME Magazine, the band has been selected into the "Hong Kong Top List: 20 people to watch" by CNNGo in December 2009.
Yanyan Pang departed from the band in July 2009. Since then the band went on as a 4-piece with supporting from different bassists namely Vanilla Lau (aka Winnie Lau) (Tacit Closet, Noughts and Exes) and Alvin Lo. Kento Anything was then being recruited as bassist in February 2010.
"Perhaps the most charismatic band to have emerged in southern China in recent years"
Debut album "The King Lost His Pink" review
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Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
30 mins to 1 hour
Serves
Serves 4-6
Dietary
Add a little luxury to your dinner party menu with this chocolate and orange soufflé recipe.
For this recipe you will need ?? ramekins and an electric whisk.
Preheat the oven to 190C/170C Fan/Gas 5.
Brush the ramekins with melted butter using a pastry brush and dust with sugar until well coated. Place in the freezer until you need them.
For the soufflé, gently heat the milk in a saucepan until almost boiling then set aside. Meanwhile, in a separate saucepan, heat the cream and chocolate until the chocolate is melted. Beat until thick and glossy, stir in the orange zest and set aside to cool.
Whisk the egg yolks with 50g/1¾oz sugar until creamy. Sieve the cornflour, plain flour and cocoa together, then sprinkle over the egg yolks and beat until smooth. Pour the milk over the yolk mixture, stirring constantly, then transfer back to the saucepan. Stir over a low heat until thickened a little, then leave to cool, whisking regularly to make sure it doesn’t develop a skin. Beat in the melted chocolate mixture.
Whisk the egg whites in a clean bowl until soft peaks form. Beat in the remaining 25g/1oz sugar a teaspoon at a time until the mixture is stiff and glossy. Carefully fold the egg whites into the chocolate mixture a third at a time, incorporating them fully before adding any more.
Divide the mixture between the ramekins, flattening the top with a palette knife. Put the ramekins on a tray and bake for 12–15 minutes, or until well risen with a slight wobble in the middle.
Meanwhile, for the sauce, put the orange juice, lemon juice and sugar in a saucepan. Heat gently, stirring constantly, until the sugar is dissolved. Increase the heat a little and simmer for a few minutes, or until it reaches a syrup consistency. Stir in the orange liqueur a tablespoon at a time and mix well.
Serve the soufflés immediately with the sauce on the side for diners to pour into the centre of the soufflés.


Advantages of React
I recently decided to built some basic applications with React. If you know basic JS it is relatively straight forward. A few bullet points:
- React Pros
- It's easy to see how a component is rendered - it is right in the render function!
- Since each part of an app should be built into its own component, it is incredibly easy to follow functionality. This makes debugging and maintainance pretty simple
- It works with most frameworks. I rebuilt portions of an AngularJS application to render using React with very little issue.
- The Virtual DOM - React knows when to render the view because it is aware of data changes.
- There are many react-addons which offer high versatility - For example, state management: redux, or graphing abilities: recharts.
- React Negatives
- React only serves as the view, although there are compatible tools to simplify state management
- Integrating ReactJS into some MVC frameworks requires additional configuration.
- Writing components isn't as straight forward as plain HTML/CSS, there is a learning curve for the new syntax


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/* This file is part of Ext JS 4 Copyright (c) 2011 Sencha Inc Contact: http://www.sencha.com/contact Commercial Usage Licensees holding valid commercial licenses may use this file in accordance with the Commercial Software License Agreement provided with the Software or, alternatively, in accordance with the terms contained in a written agreement between you and Sencha. If you are unsure which license is appropriate for your use, please contact the sales department at http://www.sencha.com/contact. */ describe("Ext.Number", function(){ var Number = Ext.Number; describe("constraining a number", function(){ describe("integers", function(){ describe("if the number is within the constaints", function(){ it("should leave the number alone if it is equal to the min and the max", function(){ expect(Number.constrain(1, 1, 1)).toEqual(1); }); it("should leave the number alone if it is equal to the min", function(){ expect(Number.constrain(1, 1, 5)).toEqual(1); }); it("should leave the number alone if it is equal to the max", function(){ expect(Number.constrain(5, 1, 5)).toEqual(5); }); it("should leave the number alone if it is within the min and the max", function(){ expect(Number.constrain(3, 1, 5)).toEqual(3); }); it("should leave a negative number alone if it is within the min and the max", function(){ expect(Number.constrain(-3, -5, -1)).toEqual(-3); }); }); describe("if the number is not within the constraints", function(){ it("should make the number equal to the min value", function(){ expect(Number.constrain(1, 3, 5)).toEqual(3); }); it("should make the number equal to the max value", function(){ expect(Number.constrain(100, 1, 5)).toEqual(5); }); describe("and the number is negative", function(){ it("should make the number equal to the min value", function(){ expect(Number.constrain(-10, -50, -30)).toEqual(-30); }); it("should make the number equal to the max value", function(){ expect(Number.constrain(-100, -50, -30)).toEqual(-50); }); }); }); }); describe("floating point numbers", function(){ describe("if the number is within the constaints", function(){ it("should leave the number alone", function(){ expect(Number.constrain(3.3, 3.1, 3.5)).toEqual(3.3); }); it("should leave a negative number alone", function(){ expect(Number.constrain(-3.3, -3.5, -3.1)).toEqual(-3.3); }); }); describe("and the number is negative", function(){ it("should make the number equal to the min value", function(){ expect(Number.constrain(-3.3, -3.1, -3)).toEqual(-3.1); }); it("should make the number equal to the max value", function(){ expect(Number.constrain(-2.1, -3.1, -3)).toEqual(-3); }); }); }); }); describe("toFixed", function(){ var f = Number.toFixed; it("should return a string", function(){ expect(typeof f(1)).toEqual('string'); }); it("should default precision to 0", function(){ expect(f(1.23456)).toEqual('1'); }); it("should output the correct number of decimal places", function(){ expect(f(1, 3)).toEqual('1.000'); }); it("should round correctly", function(){ expect(f(1.9834657, 1)).toEqual('2.0'); }); it("should round with negative numbers", function(){ expect(f(-3.4265, 2)).toEqual('-3.43'); }); }); });


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Superclass for objects that write data.
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Database utility for using FaunaDB with the TripleCheck broker. It implements the repository base at triplecheck-core.
triplecheck-broker
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import { FaunaRepository } from 'triplecheck-repository-fauna';
import dotenv from 'dotenv';
dotenv.config();
const repository = FaunaRepository();
const request = "Get this from your API request and transform it as needed";
const payload = "Body";
const { responseData, status, headers } = await TripleCheckBroker(request, payload, repository);
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What is Phobia?
A phobia is a type of anxiety disorder that describes an excessive and irrational fear of a specific object, activity, or situation. Phobias involve intense fear surrounding an object or situation that realistically poses little or no real danger. They are different from common fears in that the associated anxiety is so strong it interferes with daily life and the ability to function normally. People suffering from phobias may go to extreme lengths to avoid encountering or experiencing the feared object or situation.
Though many people with phobias realize that their worry is unrealistic or unwarranted, feelings of fear and anxiety persist and seem unmanageable, leaving sufferers feeling out of control.
The American Psychiatric Association identifies three types of phobias:
- Specific Phobia: Going to extreme lengths to avoid an activity or object because of fear of danger or harm.
- Examples: Fear of heights, snakes, spiders
- Social Phobia: A fear of being humiliated or underperforming in social situations. Also known as social anxiety disorder.
- Examples: Fear of public speaking, public restrooms, eating in front of others
- Agoraphobia: Feeling discomfort in situations where escape is difficult or help is not readily available.
- Examples: Fear of leaving the house, public transportation, small spaces
A few of the most common specific phobias include:
- Arachnophobia: fear of spiders
- Ophidiophobia: fear of snakes
- Acrophobia: fear of heights
- Cynophobia: fear of dogs
- Astraphobia: fear of thunder and/or lightning
- Trypophobia: fear of holes
- Aerophobia: fear of flying
- Xenophobia: fear of the unknown or unfamiliar (such as foreigners)
- Claustrophobia: fear of small spaces
- Glossophobia: fear of public speaking
- Emetophobia: fear of vomiting
Symptoms
Symptoms of phobias are similar to those of a panic attack. When faced with the specific object, activity, or situation that is the subject of intense fear, an individual with a phobia may exhibit the following symptoms:
- Uncontrollable feelings of anxiety, dread, and panic
- Rapid heart rate
- Difficulty breathing
- Sweating
- Trembling, shaking
- Abdominal discomfort
- Tightening of the chest and feelings of choking
- Nausea and dizziness
- Hot or cold flashes
- An overwhelming desire to escape
Causes
Most phobias develop in childhood, and are commonly passed down by a family member. However, the main cause of phobias is still unknown. Frequent causes of phobias include:
- Traumatic experience involving object of fear
- Experiencing a panic attack in specific situation or around an object
- Witnessing someone else being harmed by specific activity or object
- Hearing a tragic story involving a specific activity or object
Hearing a tragic story involving a specific activity or object
Treatment
Thankfully, phobias are highly treatable, and treatments are usually very effective. Many who receive therapy for phobias see significant results in as little as 1-4 treatment sessions.
Some utilize self-help strategies for dealing with and treating phobias, which may be effective for certain individuals. However, if the phobias in question are severe, especially if they're severe to the point of causing panic attacks, you may want to find professional help for treating your phobia. Those with a clinically diagnosed phobia might consider seeking professional treatment using one of the following treatment methods:
- Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT): a form of psychotherapeutic treatment that focuses on exploring the patterns of thinking that lead to inappropriate responses in an individual.
- Exposure Therapy: a form of psychotherapeutic treatment that exposes patients to their fears in a gradual, systematic, and secure way. Exposure therapy uses extinction learning to teach the individual that their feared object or situation doesn't truly result in the expected negative response, leading to a decrease in distress when faced by the feared object.
- Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR): a methodology that teaches people to be aware of their thoughts, feelings, and sensations from moment to moment without judgment or blame.
- Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT): a type of mindfulness psychotherapy that helps guide people into accepting negative experiences and challenges
Supplementing these methods with alternative treatments like meditation, mindfulness training, or yoga may facilitate recovery.


After a few successful years in accounting and finance, I decided that the IT industry is where I want to grow, so I took a course in software testing from Bryan Rowlands. After completion of the course, I enrolled in a part-time coding bootcamp which I expect to complete in January. I plan to learn automation software testing afterward. Meanwhile, I am searching for a position in manual testing where I can develop a long-term career.
Here are GitHub links to a few of my recent projects:
Besides coding, I enjoy bicycling and hiking in the Pacific Northwest; travelling in the U.S. and overseas; reading biographies and history; photographing family and friends, and volunteering bookkeeping services to a local nonprofit. Ah, and also like having Eggo waffles for breakfast every morning.


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Air Peace Allen Onyema wanted in Canada over alleged multimillion dollar fraud
by Damilola IsmailThe Chairman and CEO of Air Peace, Allen Onyema has been declared wanted in Canada after being indicted over an alleged bank fraud and money laundering in the United States.
In Canada, an arrest warrant was also issued for Allen Onyema and Air Peace’s head of finance and administration Ejiroghene Eghagha by Russell Vineyard, a magistrate at the United States District Court for the Northern District of Georgia on September 5.
Onyema and Eghagha were indicted by the US for fraud and money laundering of more than $20 million and an arrest warrant has also been issued against them.
Even though the duo and their lawyers have vehemently denied the allegation against them, they are to be taken into custody if sighted within the jurisdiction of the American and Canadian law enforcement authorities.
Reports also reveal that the American authorities have also reportedly briefed their Canadian counterparts about their case against the two Nigerians whose bank accounts used for the alleged suspicious transaction in the United States were domiciled in Canada.
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Known For-Finger Food, North IndianWoodside Inn
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Infiniti Andheri
Infiniti Mall is a chain of shopping malls in India. It is a subsidiary of K. Raheja Constructions, which has been in the business of construction and property development since the 1960s. The first Infiniti Mall opened in 2004, in Andheri, MumbaiCiti Mall Andheri
Citi Mall by the Ajmera group brought one of the first multiplexes to Mumbai. Situated on a very busy, crowded road in Andheri West, Citi Mall is a very frequented and popular destination for branded clothes, a host of lifestyle outlets and food court. The Fame Adlabs Multiplex makes this Mall see a very high footfallCrystal Point Mall
G7 Mall
The design of G7 mall is evocative of a charming shopping hub in a bollywood people dominant area. The G7 Mall located in Andheri (West),Mumbai, It targets the Female segments as it is first specialized shopping mall in India for females only.
Doolally Taproom
Famous for- Brewed beer from PuneJade Stone Cafe
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Industrial chic nightspot with contemporary lighting, a full bar and a calendar of DJ parties.YOYO-The Night club
Dance spot with a full bar and a range of retro-futuristic lighting effects.Ark
Luxury airport hotel's atmospheric bar furnished in dark colours offering snacks and music.Club Escape
Contemporary nightclub and bar hosting a line-up of DJs and regular drinks promotions.STAX
Big Cinemas Sangam,Andheri East
PVR, Juhu
Cinepolis, Andheri
PVR ICON,Versova
Prithvi Theatre, Juhu
Madh Fort
Madh Fort is a small fort in northern Mumbai, India situated at Madh Island. It was built by the Portuguese in Portuguese India. They lost it during the war against Maratha empire when the Maratha Empire captured it in February 1739Exploita Adventure Wildlife Offbeat
DirectionsMahakali Caves
The Mahakali Caves are a group of 19 rock-cut monuments built between 1st century BCE and 6th century CE. This Buddhist monastery is located in the eastern suburb of Andheri in the city of Mumbai in western India.
Hyatt Regency Mumbai
A 5-minute walk from Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport and a 15-minute walk from the nearest metro stop, this swanky airport hotel is 4.5 km from downtown MumbaiSvenska Design Hotel
DirectionsITC Maratha
A kilometre from Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport, this grand hotel topped with a domed roof is also 7 km from Nehru Science Centre and 15 km from the ornate, gold-clad Siddhivinayak Temple.Ginger Hotel
A 9-minute walk from the rock-cut Buddhist monuments Mahakali Caves, this bright hotel is 3 km from Andheri railway station. It's 4.8 km from Nehru Science CentreHotel Aureole


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I’m an enthusiastic Javascript developer with a big passion for web and software development. I’m very professional with a great work ethic and a loyal worker that focuses on the best results. I have a powerful team spirit, a creative mind and a great sense of humor.
Technically, I code not only with native object-oriented javascript but I also have experience working with many frameworks and libraries, such as React and jQuery. I have a good experience dealing with databases such as MySQL, Sequelize, and MongoDB.
Have an opportunity for me ? That's great! Give me a call or send me an email and I will get back to you as soon as possible!
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The goal of the project is to create a website to allow the users to share new movies and to search for , based on high views and allow the users to add their faviorate movies.
view"What is goin on in Austin?" application. This full-stack site will help new comers to Austin to find the new events around Austin according to their location.
See It On Github


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Who's classed as a dependant child
Where your Scheme membership extends to or beyond 1 April 2008, a dependant child is:
- under age 23
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'use strict'
const syncOp = require('../operations/commit/sync')
const { validate, checkValidation } = require('../routes/helpers')
const { PATH_SCHEMA, TYPE_SCHEMA } = require('../routes/schemas')
const providerSchemas = [PATH_SCHEMA, TYPE_SCHEMA]
function commit ({ body: { path, types } }) {
return syncOp(path, types)
}
commitProvider
Commits nodes to the event log whose states no longer match with the log.
This endpoint DOES NOT accept the Node-Glob scope in the path pattern.
Two types of commits are supported:
Args:
path
- The path pattern to pick nodes which should be committed.types
- An optional array having one or both of the valuesexisting
anddeleted
. This decides the type of commit to be processed. If omitted, both types are processed.Return:
The contents of the result returned by the method is identical to the contents of the response body of the corresponding HTTP API, invoked with identical input, except when the method throws an error. In the latter case, the error message would be identical to the error response of the HTTP call.
Errors:
Any error that occurs while executing the method is thrown back to the caller.
Examples:


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datatools
Command line utilities for simplifying work with CSV, JSON, Excel Workbooks and plain text files or content.
- csvcols - a tool for formatting command line arguments intoa CSV row or filtering CSV rows for specific columns
- csvfind - a tool for filtering a CSV file by column’s value
- csvjoin - a tool to join to CSV files on common values in designated columns, writes combined CSV rows to stdout
- csv2json - a tool to take a CSV file and convert it into a JSON blob array or a list of JSON blobs one per line
- csv2mdtable - a tool to render CSV as a Github Flavored Markdown table
- csv2xlsx - a tool to take a CSV file and add it as a sheet to a Excel Workbook file.
- jsoncols - a tool for exploring and extracting JSON values into columns
- jsonrange - a tool for iterating for JSON maps and arrays
- xlsx2json - a tool for converting Excel Workbooks to JSON files
- xlsx2csv - a tool for converting Excel Workbooks sheets to a CSV file(s)
Compiled versions are provided for Linux (amd64), Mac OS X (amd64),
Windows 10 (amd64) and Raspbian (ARM7). See https://github.com/caltechlibrary/datatools/releases.
Use the utilities try “-help” option for a full list of options.
Installation
datatools is go get-able.
go get github.com/caltechlibrary/datatools/...
Or see INSTALL.md for details for installing
compiled versions of the programs.


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The command line (a.k.a. the terminal, or console, or shell, or CLI) is just a simplified, text-based interface into your computer.
The command line can be difficult to use and to learn, as it’s basically like learning a whole new system, and finding your way and getting help can be difficult.
Let’s make it a little easier, or at least a little more enjoyable. This guide will focus on getting the command line to look better, specifically in hopes to make it more usable, and along the way we’ll learn some basics and tips for using the command line.
What's the deal?
By default on a Mac, if you open up the Terminal application, you get this & a wall of white that is kind of intimidating, and it's not inviting you to get anything done.
And if you run a few commands, you get just get a wall of text, and it's very hard to read it and pull out information that you want.
The goal is to end up with something that is both fun and will actually help you get things done, and of course, we'll learn a bit about the mysterious command line along the way.
Along the way
Since we assume you don't know any command line, we will be introducing a lot of side notes and it'll be important to keep things organized. The following conventions are used to keep things a bit more organized.
Asides
Important
This is important and you should not ignore this.
Note
A not that is probably pretty helpful but not necessary.
Sidequest
A not that is probably pretty helpful but not necessary.
Future you
Notes for future you that will forget things like how to update things.
Commands
You will see commands to enter into the command line show like the following. If they are inline, they may show up like this command
. Or they may separated out like this:
$ command --option
Other formatting
- Terminal - This denotes an application.
- Important term - This denotes an important term that will probably be used often.
Fonts
The first thing we want to do is install a new font. Specifically, we want a monospace font; a monospace font means that each character takes up the same width. This is extremely helpful for coding or the command line, as you can line things up vertically by spacing. MacOS comes up monospace fonts, but later on, we need a font that can support certain types of characters, so we’re gonna install some new fonts.
The prompt in the command line, is the set of characters that show up before you type in your command. Usually this show where you are in the filesystem, but it can be set to whatever, and can be very useful in giving you helpful info. We are going to install a prompt called Powerline. Powerline adds a lot of helpful information for most people and is very extensible. Powerline is a specific project, but there are many projects that are alternatives of Powerline that are called the same thing, so you can think of it as a general style of prompt.
For Powerline to work, we need fonts that support specific characters. Luckily, we have many options. The Powerline fonts project has many altered fonts that have the characters we need. You can use whatever one you want, but for consistency sake, let’s use Source Code Pro.
- Download: https://github.com/powerline/fonts/archive/master.zip
- Navigate to the file in Finder.
- Unzip it; you can do that by double-clicking it in Finder.
- Navigate into the new folder and into “SourceCodePro”
- Select all the “.off” files, right-click and choose “Open”
- This will open up a number of font dialog boxes. Choose “Install Font” on each one.
- Feel free to install other font sets, as you may prefer them.


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I am now a graduate student of Northeastern University, China (NEU); supervised by Guo Guibing. I am an intern of NLP center, AI LAb, Tencent by the Rhino bird enlite training programme. My CV can be downloaded from here
Research interests: Negative Sampling in Image Classification; Knowledge Base Question Answering.
Contact: Software College, Northeastern University, China. 1771061[AT]stu.neu.edu.cn
Publications
[1] AAAI-18 VSE-ens: Visual Semantic Embeddings with Efficient Negative Sampling (code) (PDF)


Definitions
Adult Population Survey (APS):
The APS is a comprehensive questionnaire, administered to a minimum of 2000 adults in each GEM country, designed to collect detailed information on the entrepreneurial activity, attitudes and aspirations of respondents.
Entrepreneurial Behaviour and Attitudes indicators measured via the Adult Population Survey (APS):
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Perceived Opportunities Rate: Percentage of 18-64 population (individuals involved in any stage of entrepreneurial activity excluded) who see good opportunities to start a firm in the area where they live
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Perceived Capabilities Rate: Percentage of 18-64 population (individuals involved in any stage of entrepreneurial activity excluded) who believe they have the required skills and knowledge to start a business
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Fear of Failure Rate: Percentage of 18-64 population (individuals involved in any stage of entrepreneurial activity excluded) who indicate that fear of failure would prevent them from setting up a business
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Entrepreneurial Intentions Rate: Percentage of 18-64 population (individuals involved in any stage of entrepreneurial activity excluded) who are latent entrepreneurs and who intend to start a business within three years
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Total early-stage Entrepreneurial Activity (TEA) Rate: Percentage of 18-64 population who are either a nascent entrepreneur or owner-manager of a new business
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Established Business Ownership Rate: Percentage of 18-64 population who are currently an owner-manager of an established business, i.e., owning and managing a running business that has paid salaries, wages, or any other payments to the owners for more than 42 months
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Entrepreneurial Employee Activity Rate: Rate of involvement of employees in entrepreneurial activities, such as developing or launching new goods or services, or setting up a new business unit, a new establishment or subsidiary
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Motivational Index: Percentage of those involved in TEA that are improvement-driven opportunity motivated, divided by the percentage of TEA that is necessity-motivated
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Female/Male TEA Ratio: Percentage of female 18-64 population who are either a nascent entrepreneur or owner-manager of a 'new business', divided by the equivalent percentage for their male counterparts
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Female/Male Opportunity-Driven TEA Ratio: Percentage of those females involved in TEA who (i) claim to be driven by opportunity as opposed to finding no other option for work; and (ii) who indicate the main driver for being involved in this opportunity is being independent or increasing their income, rather than just maintaining their income, divided by the equivalent percentage for their male counterparts
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High Job Creation Expectation Rate: Percentage of those involved in TEA who expect to create 6 or more jobs in 5 years
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Innovation Rate: Percentage of those involved in TEA who indicate that their product or service is new to at least some customers AND that few/no businesses offer the same product
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Business Services Sector Rate: Percentage of those involved in TEA in the 'Business Services' sector - Information and Communication, Financial Intermediation and Real Estate, Professional Services or Administrative Services, as defined by the ISIC 4.0 Business Type Codebook
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High Status to Successful Entrepreneurs Rate: Percentage of 18-64 population who agree with the statement that in their country, successful entrepreneurs receive high status
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Entrepreneurship as a Good Career Choice Rate: Percentage of 18-64 population who agree with the statement that in their country, most people consider starting a business as a desirable career choice


what do you do with code
What is your favorite apps?
C# is a fanstactic language to build app
C# provides a mechanism for programmers to document their code using a special comment syntax that
contains XML text. In source code files, comments having a certain form can be used to direct a tool to
produce XML from those comments and the source code elements, which they precede. Comments using such
syntax are called
Python is also usable as an extension language for applications written in other languages that need
Python is a faster language to learn
easy-to-use scripting or automation interfaces. Python is widely considered as the preferred language
for teaching and learning Ml (Machine Learning). Few simple reasons are: >It's simple to learn
Javascripts is so important to build website
JavaScript - Document Object Model or DOM. ... A Document object represents the HTML document that is
displayed in that window. The Document object has various properties that refer to other objects which
allow access to and modification of document content.


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HOLY SMOKES: Marie Osmond on dadaism 09 Dec 2019, 15:41 by Jason Weisberger That's some dada right there.


1. I find it hard to get used to a new school year.
2. I am a very happy kid.
3. I always find words to show how i feel.
4. It is easy for me to understand how i feel.
5. I can control my anger.
6. I don't like waiting for what I want.
7. I listen to my friends' problems.
8. I feel great about myself.
9. I always try to become beter at school.


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Golfer violates one-ball rule, penalties make him miss the cut
by Ryan GaydosA golfer at the Mayakoba Golf Classic in Mexico received a major penalty over the weekend when he violated the PGA Tour’s one-ball rule.
Russell Henley’s second round at the tournament was looking pretty good Saturday. He was among the leaders at 7-under through the two rounds, which would have set him up for a good third day.
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According to PGATour.com, Henley’s day went south in a hurry almost immediately after signing his scorecard.
While looking for balls to sign and give away, Henley realized he accidentally used a different type of Titleist Pro V1x during the second round, which violates the one-ball rule.
According to ESPN, golf rules allow a player to switch balls after each hole but when the one-ball rule is in place for certain tournaments it forces a player to use the same brand and type of golf ball for an entire round.
Rules official Brad Fabel told the website that Henley brought the violation to him. About eight rules officials and the U.S. Golf Association conferred on a decision.
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“It was a small dash, a different way it was marked that would have been easy to overlook,” Fabel told PGATour.com. “He came to us and said he didn’t know how it had gotten in his bag.”
 Henley apparently had used the ball on holes 9, 10, 11, and 12, which he would be penalized two shots per hole.
On each of the four holes, he made par. The pars turned into double bogeys and he went from shooting a 69 during the round to a 77. The 77 pushed him off the cut line.
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The ruling forced Henley to snap his streak of eight cuts made, according to PGATour.com.


ESPPacket Class Reference
| Inherits from | NSObject |
| Declared in | ESPPacket.h |
Tasks
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_data
property -
isWholeData
property -
– initWithData:isWhole:
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– initWithData:index:count:originator:destination:packetIdentifyer:
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– getPacketCount
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– getPacketIndex
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– getPacketType
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– getDestination
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– getOrigin
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– getDataFromPacket
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– getDataFromPacketNoCheckSum
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– appendDataToEmptyPacket:
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– getPacketAsData
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– toBinaryString
Instance Methods
appendDataToEmptyPacket:
Call this method to add data to the packet’s payload.
- (void)appendDataToEmptyPacket:(NSData *)data
Parameters
- data
The data to be appeneded to the payload.
Discussion
Call this method to add data to the packet’s payload.
Declared In
ESPPacket.h
getDataFromPacket
Call this method to retrieve the packet’s payload.
- (NSData *)getDataFromPacket
Discussion
Call this method to retrieve the packet’s payload.
Declared In
ESPPacket.h
getDataFromPacketNoCheckSum
Call this method to retrieve the packet’s payload if the connected Valentine One does not use a checksum.
- (NSData *)getDataFromPacketNoCheckSum
Discussion
Call this method to retrieve the packet’s payload if the connected Valentine One does not use a checksum.
Declared In
ESPPacket.h
getPacketAsData
Call this method to return the packet as a data object.
- (NSData *)getPacketAsData
Discussion
Call this method to return the packet as a data object.
Declared In
ESPPacket.h
initWithData:index:count:originator:destination:packetIdentifyer:
Call this method to create a new ESPPacket.
- (id)initWithData:(NSData *)data index:(int)index count:(int)count originator:(char)originator destination:(char)dest packetIdentifyer:(PacketType)pi
Parameters
- data
The packet payload.
- index
The index of the packet.
- count
The total count of packets that make up the entire data.
- originator
The origin identifier of the packet.
- dest
The destination identifier of the packet.
- pi
The packet type identifier.
Discussion
Call this method to create a new ESPPacket.
Declared In
ESPPacket.h
initWithData:isWhole:
Call this method to intialize the ESPPacket with recieved data from the Valentine One.
- (id)initWithData:(NSData *)data isWhole:(BOOL)whole
Parameters
- isWhole
Whether the packet is complete or not.
Discussion
Call this method to intialize the ESPPacket with recieved data from the Valentine One.
Declared In
ESPPacket.h


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