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This is an introduction to developing Jython, just to get someone started. It doesn't cover the source code in any depth or discuss the design behind Jython. It's purely aimed at getting a development environment set up. It's definitely not complete so feel free to make it better!
Check out a copy of the Jython source with Mercurial, available on most *nix systems or with Cygwin on Windows.
You can use the command line tool hg, or GUI clients are available on most platforms.
To obtain the a copy of the current development source, clone the repo via:
hg clone _URL_
Attach patches to issues in the Jython bug tracker.
Also, you can upload them to _URL_ (the Jython repository is already registered).
When Jython first followed CPython into use of Mercurial as the repository, it continued to reference a part of the CPython source at _URL_ as a "sub-repository". This meant you still needed Subversion installed. As of 20 March 2012, the Jython Mercurial repository contains a snapshot of CPython libs in the 2.2, 2.5, and default branches.
You therefore only need the following advice if you are somehow working with an old repository.
The following advice is based on experience using Mercurial 1.9, Slik Subversion and Windows 7 (AMDx64). Other tools and operating systems exist. An installation that gives you the command'svn' on your path is sufficient.
If you do not have Subversion installed (and on the PATH) the Mercurial hg clone command will terminate with the message:
abort: The system cannot find the file specified
at the point where it attempts to read the sub-repository, specified in the files.hgsub and.hgsubstate.
A second requirement is that Subversion should accept the SSL certificate from the site svn.python.org. If you have not used Subversion already to access the site, you may find that the hg clone command hangs at the point where it attempts to read the sub-repository. A simple solution is to visit the site once from the command line as follows:
svn info _URL_
Subversion will issue a warning about the certificate, and you will be able to "accept permanently" the site's certificate. The Mercurial clone operation should not now hang.
If you see the sub-directory CPythonLib created in your local repository, then the call to Subversion by Mercurial was a success. (It can take a few minutes to complete.)
Ant is a Java-based tool used to build Jython from source.
Eclipse users, see Eclipse Ant notes
Download the latest version (Jython requires Ant 1.7 or later to build) and install it so Ant's bin directory is somewhere in your path.
To build Jython, run ant in the top-level Jython directory (which contains the Ant file build.xml).
The results of the build appear in the dist subdirectory.
The Jython build process generates an executable Bash script, dist/bin/jython, to make it easy to launch your build of Jython. It works on Unix-like platforms (including Mac OS X and Cygwin).
If you're using Windows without Cygwin, use the batch file dist/bin/jython.bat instead.
Now you're ready to run tests...
- There are a couple different places to find test cases
Jython's dist/Lib/test (populated by the build process)
Jython's bugtests subdirectory (included with the development sources)
Run a particular test, or the whole Python test suite with ant regrtest.
See TestingJython for some more details.
Note the following describes the current trunk/jython. If you are working from an older tag, src doesn't exist and src/com and src/org are moved up a level.
src/org : top level package for python
src/com : zxJDBC related sources
src/shell : launcher scripts
src/templates: java source generator & related templates, used to update portions of java classes elsewhere in the source tree
Demo : demo sources for the website and such
Lib : the python source files for Jython standard library implementations
Lib/test : test cases
Misc : random scripts which are not all used; some generate source
Tools : JythonC and Freeze
CPythonLib : Lib directory from the corresponding version of cpython, via svn:externals
bugtests : additional test cases covering bug reports
JythonDeveloperGuide/PortingPythonModulesToJython : A good starting task for a Jython developer
CodingStandards : The standards for writing Java code for Jython
PatchGuidelines : How to make a patch for submission to the tracker
How things work
ImplementNewType : Implementing a new type (a beginner's notes)
ImplementSequenceType : Implementing a new sequence type
JythonModulesInJava : How to write a Jython module in Java
PythonTypesInJava : How to make a Jython type in Java (2.5 and later), mostly about the type exposer
JythonClassesInJava : How to make a Jython class in Java (pre-2.2, deprecated)
JythonDeveloperGuide/ImplementingStrAndRepr : Tips for implementation of __str__ and __unicode__ in Java.
JythonDeveloperGuide/UsingPyNewStringFromPythonCode : On the corner case of converting a Java String to a Python String.
GeneratedDerivedClasses : gderived.py, a tool used when implementing new types
BufferProtocol : Design of a Jython equivalent to the CPython buffer protocol (buffer API)
MethodDispatch : An explanation of Jython method dispatch mechanism.
WebsiteBuilderSetup : How to get the pieces setup to edit and build the Jython website
VersionTransition : Why some tests are excluded in going to a new version and how to go about fixing them
JythonDeveloperGuide/RegressionTestNotes : Some notes the regression tests
JythonDeveloperGuide/PleaseAdoptMe : Tasks looking for volunteers
HowToReleaseJython : Checklist for building a release and updating the website
SvnToHgMigration : Notes on the migration to Mercurial
PerformanceEnhancements : Ideas on how to speedup Jython
CodebaseCleanup : Tasks/general guidelines on keeping the codebase clean


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I am so excited to announce our brand new My Danish Ancestor Activity Book. This 52-page activity book encourages youth to ask questions and delve into the Danish history of their family in a fun way. The "My Ancestors" hands-on workbooks create bonds between generations with hours of activities, puzzles, games, recipes, stories and crafts that can involve the entire family. Timelines, paper dolls, coloring pages, maps, music, dot-to-dots and crossword puzzles combine to give youth ownership of their own genealogy and the send them on a quest to bring their family history to life.
As I've said before, studies have shown that greater knowledge about family history strengthens and empowers youth by creating self-esteem, resilience and a greater sense of control over their lives. Learning about the family's past also strengthens the relationships between living family members by creating a shared experience and core identity that no one else in the world can duplicate. This new children's workbook is designed to help kids gain the benefits of family history and start asking their family members about their shared past.
I have a particularly inspiring Danish ancestor and I'm excited to share this book with my children and someday with my grandchildren. But beyond that, this was our most requested book. These are activities, games, and questions that will help you discover the exciting lives of your Danish Ancestors. You can:
- Make some Danish rye bread and learn about Danish sandwiches
- Sing a Danish Folk Song
- Find some Danish family words
- Complete a dot-to-dot of a famous Danish castle
- Document what you know about your favorite Danish ancestor
- Learn about Danish royalty and Danish crests
- Solve puzzles about famous Danish people
- Make a special Julehjerte to honor your Danish ancestor
- Simple projects, recipes, and worksheets make it easy for your busy family to celebrate their Danish heritage.
You can purchase this book now, through our website. We'll also have plenty of copies on hand at Rootstech. Either way, you cannot go wrong when you use these books to introduce your children and grandchildren to your Danish heritage.

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This paper presents an efficient and effective scheme for reforming the original Thomson–Haskell transfer matrix method for the stable modeling of surface waves in a layered half-space. The proposed scheme splits the layer propagator matrix and then determines the interface stiffness instead of directly building the propagator matrix as the original Thomson–Haskell method does. For the Love wave, an explicit solution for the interface stiffness is obtained. The reformulation of the Thomson–Haskell method keeps the simplicity of the original method but naturally excludes its exponential growth terms. Hence, the modified Thomson–Haskell method is computationally stable for high frequency and increasing layer thickness. Moreover, both analytical and numerical results indicate the modified Thomson–Haskell method is the most efficient of all the complex arithmetic algorithms available, including the original Thomson–Haskell method and generated reflection and transmission matrix method. The computational speed of the modified Thomson–Haskell method rises by more than 15% for the Love and Rayleigh waves. Furthermore, a discussion of the effect of frequency and layer thickness on the phase velocity of Gutenberg Earth model indicates the modified Thomson–Haskell method is a powerful candidate for efficiently and effectively simulating surface waves in a layered half-space.
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In response to the COVID-19 crisis, DANA NAYE VENTURES through assistance provided by the Government of Canada, is taking action to ensure that Indigenous business owners impacted by Covid-19 have access to the support they require. The emergency loan program is a component of the Indigenous Business Stabilization program.
The Emergency Loan Program (ELP) is designed as an emergency measure to support small business owners in meeting their immediate operating cash flow needs. These funds are not intended to replace or duplicate government or other bank/lender emergency financing/funds that are available to businesses in Canada.
Maximum assistance is $60,000 comprised of a 75% loan and 25% non-repayable contribution. Loan and contribution are issued together.
- up to 48 months term.
- interest free.
- no payments in first 12 months.
- loan payments begin in month 13th and are fully amortized over the remainder of the term.
- principle repayments can be made voluntarily at any time after six months of issuance, without fees or penalties.
Eligible costs for this loan can include:
Indigenous owned businesses negatively impacted by COVID-19 can apply for this funding to support their immediate working capital and operational needs. Eligible expenses could include:
- non-deferrable operating expenses including, without limitation, payroll, rent, utilities, insurance, property taxes and regularly scheduled debt service; and
- emergency measures such as health and safety improvements, workplace sanitizing, and procedures to secure the safety of employees and prepare for business opening.
Funds may not be used to fund any payments or expenses such as prepayment /refinancing of existing indebtedness, payments of dividends, distributions and increases in management compensation.
What you will need with your Emergency Business Loan application:
- A complete Application for the Emergency Business Loan
- A copy of your 2019 Financial Statements (if available);
- Clear copies if your identifications: Driver'S license and confirmation of Indigenous heritage (i.e. Certificate of Indian Status)
If you have previously applied to the Program and are seeking additional supports, please complete the additional assistance application form.

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by their name, and for everything wrapped by print_elapsed_time this is wrapper. See my answer to another StackOverflow question for ways around that.
Categories : Python
requestAnimationFrame computing elapsed time
If I got you right - you want to measure time taken by rendering function? Then you should simply do this: function draw() { requestAnimFrame(draw); var start = Date.now(); // perform your drawing var elapsed = Date.now() - start; } But if you need FPS (Frames Per Second), then something like that will do: var FPS = 0; var ticks = 0; var lastFPS = 0; function draw() { requestAnimFrame(draw); // perform your drawing var now = Date.now(); if (now - lastFPS >= 1000) { lastFPS = now; FPS = ticks; ticks = 0; } ticks++; }
Categories : Javascript
how to calculate the elapsed time of a particular event in my application?
Here are several approaches on how to parse your String into a Date instance. Afterwards you need to calculate the difference between the parsed Date and the current date (new Date()). Finally you can format your resulting difference according to your preferences.
Categories : Java
detect 15 minutes elapsed time from datetime.now
Just use // In the timepicker's time-changed event if (DateTime.Now.CompareTo(timepicker.Value) == 1 && DateTime.Now.Subtract(timepicker.Value).TotalMilliseconds > 15 * 60 * 1000) { // Do stuff! MessageBox.Show("You can only set a max of 15 minutes ahead of the current time!"); // Cancel the event / set the timepicker's value back to the current time / whatever you prefer // One option: timepicker.Value = DateTime.Now; }
Categories : C#
Is it possible to show retrieved comments as elapsed time goes by?
If you dont have many comments per video, load all the comments at once from the database...put it in a javascript array...and then use a timer to display one by one. To put the database query results in javascript array you can implement ajax. If you have many comments per video you have to make an ajax call to retrive a single comment each time the timer event fires, and then show it. For javascript and jquery procedure is really the same, but in jquery ajax code is lot lot simpler.
Categories : Javascript
Calculate elapsed time of ClockAnimation class
I am not an expert, but from what I can tell, the best way would be to get the elapsed time is by using System.currentTimeMillis() when you start and when you stop the timer. You can then Subtract the second value from the first in order to find the elapsed time in milliseconds, and then simply divide by 1000 to get seconds. Example: int startTime; double currentElapsedTime; double endElapsedTime; void start() { timer.start(); startTime = System.currentTimeMillis(); } void stop() { timer.stop(); elapsedTime = getElapsedTime(); } void getElapsedTime() //Could be called apart from the stop() function to //get the elapsed time without stopping the timer { currentElapsedTime = (System.currentTimeMillis() - startT
Categories : Java
PowerShell regex to pick out elapsed time
Use one regex: $r = '(d+)hrs:(d+)mins:(d+)sec' $i = 'hlfhlj f 12hrs:10mins:05sec fsfsf f' $result = [regex]::match($i,$r) $hour = $result.Groups[1].Value $mins = $result.Groups[2].Value $sec = $result.Groups[3].Value
Categories : Regex
Timer shows negative time elapsed
I suspect that you're getting some kind of overflow. _URL_ The linux man page for clock suggests that the return values for clock cycle, so if happen to clock start at a high value and stop at a low value, and your difference is signed, you might get a negative value for time elapsed. Since you're timing events that go on for multiple seconds, maybe the time.time() function would be more appropriate for what you're doing.
Categories : Python
Is there a way to get the elapsed time that a Rails server has been running for?
This is actually pretty easy to do. Create a file, config/initializers/uptime.rb, with: YourApplication::BOOTED_AT = Time.now Then it's just a case of comparing the current time to that time, which you can easily do in a helper method, using the time_ago_in_words rails helper: def uptime time_ago_in_words(YourApplication::BOOTED_AT) end This gives you a human readable string saying how long the application has been running (give or take a few seconds for the startup).
Categories : Ruby On Rails
How can I show sequential comment as elapsed time goes by?
The problem is you are not calling the showCommetns method in case of jwplayer, you need to use the onTime(callbak) option to do that - Doc Try jQuery(document).ready(function () { $('#video').on('timeupdate',function(e){ showComments(this.currentTime); }); }); var comments = [{'time':'5','message':'hello! 5 secs has past'},{'time':'10','message':'hello! 10 secs has past'},{'time':'30','message':'hello! 30 secs has past'}]; function showComments(time){ var comments = findComments(time); $.each(comments,function(i,comment){ $('p').text(comment.message); $('p').show().delay(5000).fadeOut(); }); } function findComments(time){ return $.grep(comments, function(item){ return item.time == time.toFixed(); }); } jwplayer("myElement
Categories : Javascript
C# Timer on Elapsed Time does not call method
I use the System.Threading.Timer in windows-services. Maybe this solves also your issue since others have also problems with the System.Timers.Timer in windows-services: "What I've found is that System.Timers.Timer just doesn't work in my Windows Service application. Therefore I've switched over to System.Threading.Timer" See: Windows Service System.Timers.Timer not firing private void InitService() { //starts immediately, interval is in TimeSpan this._oTimer = new System.Threading.Timer( OnTimeout, null, TimeSpan.Zero, TimeSpan.FromMinutes(10) ); } protected override void OnStart(string[] args) { InitService(); } protected override void OnStop() { this._oTimer.Change(System.Threading.Timeout.Infinite, System.Threading.Timeout.In
Categories : C#
How to set current playback duration and elapsed time on iOS 7 lockscreen?
They're all documented in the reference for MPNowPlayingInfoCenter. The currently playing properties are optional values that may or may not be set. The link to that is in the sentence at the end of the list of normal playing properties: Additional properties you can set are described in this document in "Additional Metadata Properties.". (emphasis mine) The properties that you are interested in are: MPNowPlayingInfoPropertyElapsedPlaybackTime and MPMediaItemPropertyPlaybackDuration. This information is all publicly available, and as the iOS 7 SDK does not seem to be published yet (as of 2013-09-14), I presume it was available prior to that version of iOS as well.
Categories : Iphone
Elapsed Time for Open a Microsoft Word Document
Interop is synchronous so you should be able to do this : string path = ""; Stopwatch stopWatch = new Stopwatch(); stopWatch.Start(); var excel = new Microsoft.Office.Interop.Excel.Application(); excel.Workbooks.Open(path, Type.Missing, false, Type.Missing, Type.Missing, Type.Missing, false, Type.Missing, Type.Missing, Type.Missing, Type.Missing, Type.Missing, Type.Missing


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Date of Award
Bachelor of Arts
Dr. A. F. Newcomb
The development of the Child and Adolescent Coping Inventory (Cobb, Gwanter, & Newcomb, 1987) is described and reliability and validity statistics are reported. The inventory consists of a parent form and a child form. The parent form contains 91 descriptions of children's behaviors when faced with difficulties. The child form is in interview format and asks children to describe seven positive and negative events and their reactions to them.The Inventory in both forms is capable of obtaining both observable and subjective reactions of children to stress. Reliability and validity is stronger for the child form. Suggestions are made for possible modifications to the Inventory.
McGraw, Laura K., "The development of the child and adolescent coping inventory" (1988). Honors Theses. 666.


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The LabCom _USER_, Laboratoire pour l'Insertion des Energies Nouvelles et l'Optimisation des Réseaux, is a joint laboratory funded by the ANR bringing together the LIAS laboratory and the distribution network operator SRD, the 5th largest electricity distribution network operator in France.
SRD develops, operates, maintains and modernises nearly 12,000 km of electricity network and nearly 150,000 delivery points in the Vienne department, and manages the associated data.
For several years, the growth of the ENR production park has been rapid and sustained: the installed capacity on the SRD network, which manages and operates the electricity networks of 244 communes in the Vienne department, increased from 119 MegaWatt (MW) at the end of 2014 to 340 MW at the end of 2020. That same year, the energy produced locally and injected into the SRD network represented 55% of the energy consumed in the same territory.
LabCom's research is divided into four areas of research:
- optimisation of the distribution of electrical flows,
- estimation and forecasting of consumption and ENR production,
- study of the impact of new uses,
- industrialisation of the tool combining the contributions of the three previous axes.


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T Talbot's Law A slowly flickering light source can be detected by the eye. However, due to the finite response time of the eye, this flicker cannot be detected above a critical frequency, This principle is known as Talbot's Law and can be demonstrated quantitatively by a rotating sector wheel. Above the critical frequency of rotation of the wheel, the intensity of transmitted light varies as the proportion of sectors cut from the wheel. Talbot's Law finds application in motion pictures, where for practical purposes blurring is prevented by projection at 24 frames per second.
tangent law Assuming that there is no spherical aberration of the principal rays from the object points, the condition to be satisfied for elimination of distortion for a Gaussian image is


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BEIA participated on the 30th of April at ELSE2020 called "eLearning and software for education", with the paper "An Introduction to Ubiquitous Computing in the Military Network". ELSE2020 is an international scientific conference that facilitates corporate and research entities to advance the potential of the technologically augmented learning environments, by offering a symposium for exchange of research outcomes, various ideas, technical achievements and business cases. Hence, the SealedGRID's results and future scientific goals through the paper were communicated to the audience.
- EAB Cyber Meeting
- New Cyberwatching Newsletter is out!!


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Posted by James Briggs on January 19, 2003
In Reply to: The 'v' sign posted by alan on January 19, 2003
: Perhaps the most common British
phrase, even if it is not spoken but indicated by raising two spread fingers
in a similar fashion and meaning two the American 'one finger salute'.
: It is said to have originated during the Napoleonic wars when Napoleon so frustrated with the devastating effect the British archers were having in battle that he promised that any captured British archer would have his two firing fingers chopped off, in defiance the British archers stood on a hill and raised two fingers in the direction of the enemy soldiers and shouted F**k off thus connecting the word and the sign.
Although he certain origin is unknown, a highly likely basis takes us back to the Hundred Years' War between England and France in the 14th and 15th centuries - much earlier than Napoleon, by which time archers were virtually redundant! Captured 'English' archers who, it seems, were actually mainly Welsh, had the first two fingers of their right hand cut off so that they couldn't take part in future battles. As a defiant riposte, after felling a French soldier with an arrow, an archer would raise his two fingers, just to show that he was still in the game. The battle where this first happened was likely to have been Crécy in 1346.

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The archives of the Museum of English Rural Life are the leading resource for anyone studying the history of British agriculture, the countryside and rural society.
Caring for millions of individual documents, photographs and volumes, we are an Accredited Archive Service and a Place of Deposit for Public Records. The MERL Collections as a whole are Designated as outstanding by Arts Council England.
These include substantial archives of agricultural engineering firms such as Ransomes, seed producers such as Suttons, and trade literature. The records of many landscape architecture businesses are also in our collections.
Records of organisations / societies
Our records of hundreds of individual farms across the UK, recording day to day farming routine, date back to the 17th century. There are particular strengths in smaller farms, the southern parts of England and the period after 1850. We hold the records of some larger estates such as the Wellington Estate in Hampshire.
In addition to the above, we hold collections of documents – large and small – relating to rural crafts, research and innovation, and individuals from authors to collectors. Examples include the memoirs of children evacuated to the countryside during the Second World War; research papers of scientists Hugh Macdonald Sinclair and R.G. Stapledon, and the historian W.E. Tate; and documents from the author H.E. Bates and the poultry expert David Scrivener.
Photographic and film collections
With more than a million images and hundreds of motion picture films, we are one of Britain's largest specialist sources for images and footage of farming and rural life.
- Search the collection via the catalogue
- This collection for consultation via the Reading Room
- Please contact us about your research.
- For digital access services see: _URL_


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Children Hospital Regina Margherita
Child hospital surfacing with rubber flooring Nd/Uni
"An idea of Journey is the common theme between the two environments of the Emergency Room" explains Architect Sara Miroglio of Miroglio+Lupica. "The healing process is represented with the help of six cartoon characters, six animals from the surroundings, that become virtual companions for the young patients".
The Triage has been turned into a red magic bus, the first step in the healing process.
"The characters, created in collaboration with Luisella Cresto, were chosen to evoke a natural reality that would be accessible and recognisable for the children. We wanted to make the hospital setting more comfortable and pleasant. We were really aiming for identification between the characters and the kids, so that a tale would be born. Even a tale that the parents could tell to make time pass easier".
For this project we provided our own Nd/Uni rubber flooring (same as in the previous Isola di Margherita ward) and this time also Screed was used for the Triage, for a total surface of almost 1000 sqm.


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The BW Gas Alert Extreme is a single gas detector by BW Technologies and Honeywell. This unit can be ordered to detect a range of common toxic industrial gases to protect against over exposure.
The Gas Alert Extreme is supplied with a 2 year replaceable lithium battery allowing ease of use without the need of re-charging. The unit has a range of language settings and is also fully datalogging and when used with the free to download fleet manager II software and USB datalink cable you can download records of event and alarm data.
Compatible with the BW Microdock II Test station providing a quick and easy bump and function testing solution.
The gas sensors available for the BW Gas Alert Extreme are :
Ammonia (NH3),Carbon monoxide (CO), Chlorine (Cl2), Chlorine dioxide (ClO2), Ethylene oxide (ETO) (C2H4O), Hydrogen cyanide (HCN), Hydrogen sulfide (H2S), Nitric oxide (NO), Nitrogen dioxide (NO2), Oxygen (O2), Ozone (O3) Phosphine (PH3) and Sulfur dioxide (SO2)
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"I've heard there's some sort of underground group": LGBTQ activism on evangelical Christian campuses
Historically, most Evangelical Christians have condemned LGBTQ people, citing Biblical passages establishing heteronormative sex and gender roles. As a result, Evangelical Christian colleges and universities can be difficult places for sexual and/or gender minorities, who face hostility, harassment, and even expulsion. Yet some LGBTQ students may engage in strategic activism, even on religious campuses, as a means of survival and resistance. Drawing from queer and intersectional theoretical frameworks, with an emphasis on the period of emerging adulthood in particular, this qualitative study explored the experiences of 23 LGBTQ young adults ages 18–29 (M = 23.48, SD = 3.32) who attended an Evangelical Christian college, examining their reasons for the types of activism they were engaged in and why, the risks of engagement in activism, and why some students chose not to be activists. Findings indicate that in spite of the risks of being out and visible on campus, students were engaged in numerous forms of activism. Students who were not engaged saw engagement as too risky or did not know about the existence of other queer students. Professionals working with LGBTQ young adults in an Evangelical Christian environment should support them in resisting marginalization and finding community with other LGBTQ young adults and connect them to opportunities to enact social change
Journal of Diversity in Higher Education
activism, Christian, college, evangelical, Lgbtq
Gabriele-Black, Kaitlin A. and Goldberg, Abbie E., ""I've heard there's some sort of underground group": LGBTQ activism on evangelical Christian campuses" (2021). Psychology. 305.


object that you can use to enumerate the child items for each node in the conversation. When you use a foreach loop to enumerate each item in the collection, call the EnumerateConversation function recursively to access each and every child item in the conversation. The EnumerateConversation function accepts two parameters, one that represents an item such as a MailItem, and a second that represents a Conversation object. The GetChildren method of the Conversation object returns a SimpleItems collection that represents the child nodes of a given item in the conversation. If SimpleItems.Count is greater than zero, the enumeration of child nodes proceeds and EnumerateConversation is called on each child node.
The Conversation object also exposes methods that allow conversation verbs to be applied to a conversation. Specifically, you can use the following methods on the Conversation object in Outlook 2010.
Table 3. Conversation object methods
Method
Description
ClearAlwaysAssignCategories
Removes all categories from all items in the conversation and stops Outlook from always assigning categories to items in the conversation.
GetAlwaysAssignCategories
Returns a String that indicates the category or categories that are assigned to all new items that arrive in the conversation.
GetAlwaysDelete
Returns a constant in the OlAlwaysDeleteConversation enumeration that indicates whether all new items that arrive in the conversation are always moved to the Deleted Items folder in the specified delivery store.
GetAlwaysMoveToFolder
Gets a Folder object in the specified delivery store to which all new items that arrive in the conversation are always moved.
MarkAsRead
Marks all items in the conversation as read.
MarkAsUnread
Marks all items in the conversation as unread.
SetAlwaysAssignCategories
Applies one or more categories to all existing items and future items of the conversation.
SetAlwaysDelete
Sets a constant in the OlAlwaysDeleteConversation enumeration that indicates whether all existing items and all new items that arrive in the conversation are always moved to the Deleted Items folder in the specified delivery store.
SetAlwaysMoveToFolder
Sets a Folder object in the specified delivery store to which all existing items and all new items that arrive in the conversation are always moved.
StopAlwaysDelete
Stops the action of always moving conversation items on the specified store to the Deleted Items folder on that store.
StopAlwaysMoveToFolder
Stops the action of always moving conversation items on the specified store to a specific folder.
For example, the ignore action causes all current and future items in the conversation to be moved to the Deleted Items folder. To write code that duplicates the ignore action, use the SetAlwaysDelete method to always delete all items in the conversation and move any new conversation items to the Deleted Items folder. To reverse the ignore action programmatically, call the StopAlwaysDelete method. The following code example illustrates the use of the SetAlwaysDelete method.
void DemoIgnoreConversation()
 {
 // Obtain the selection.
 object selectedItem =
 Application.ActiveExplorer().Selection[1];
 if (selectedItem is Outlook.MailItem)
 {
 // Cast the object to MailItem.
 Outlook.MailItem mail = selectedItem
 as Outlook.MailItem;
 // Determine the store of mail.
 Outlook.Folder folder = mail.Parent
 as Outlook.Folder;
 Outlook.Store store = folder.Store;
 if (store.IsConversationEnabled == true)
 {
 Outlook.Folder delItems =
 store.GetDefaultFolder(
 Outlook.OlDefaultFolders.olFolderDeletedItems)
 as Outlook.Folder;
 Outlook.Conversation conv = mail.GetConversation();
 if (conv != null)
 {
 conv.SetAlwaysDelete(
 Outlook.OlAlwaysDeleteConversation.olAlwaysDelete,
 delItems.Store);
 }
 }
 }
 }
Form Region Enhancements
There are a few enhancements to form regions in this release.
Custom Fields for Form Regions
You can define custom fields for form regions in the form region XML manifest, using the new fieldRegistry and userField elements. Outlook loads this information when Outlook starts, and fields in the form regions are available and initialized with their default values when an item is opened. A custom field defined for a form region is a UserProperty object for an item of the same message class specified by the form region.
To specify custom fields for form regions, you must define the fields in the form region XML manifest, regardless of whether you bind controls to these fields at design time or run time. That is, if you define custom fields by using the Field Chooser dialog box and bind controls to these custom fields at design time, you must also define the same custom fields in the form region XML manifest. If you are binding controls at run time, you should first define the custom fields in the form region XML manifest file, and then bind controls to these fields during the BeforeFormRegionShow event.
Because the same custom field can be defined more than once, in the form region XML manifest and in the Field Chooser, if there are any discrepancies in the field definitions, Outlook always uses the definition in the form region XML manifest.
Refresh Form Region Data at Run Time
You can now call the RefreshFormRegionDefinition method of the Application object to refresh the cache and obtain the current definition for an existing form region or all existing form regions defined for the local computer and the current user. This includes reloading the form region XML manifest for the specified form region or form regions.
Show or Hide a Form Region at Run Time
An add-in can show or hide an adjoining or separate form region at run time. You can set the new defaultVisibility element in the form region XML manifest for Outlook to show or hide the form region by default. You can use the ShowFormPage and HideFormPage methods of the Inspector object to show or hide a form region, even when an item is open and is using that form. Assuming the following declarations in C#, the subsequent two code blocks show how to display in an inspector the form region specified by the InternalName property of myFormRegion, and how to hide the form region in the inspector.
Declarations:
using Outlook = Microsoft.Office.Interop.Outlook;
Outlook.Inspector myInspector;
Outlook.FormRegion myFormRegion;
Display the form region:
myInspector.ShowFormPage (myFormRegion.InternalName);
Hide the form region:
myInspector.HideFormPage (myFormRegion.InternalName);
You can use the new Visible property of the FormRegion object to display or hide a form region, and control access to information without displaying it in a form region.
NoteNote
To hide or show a form region, the add-in must be the implementer of the form region.
Set a Form Region as the Current Form Page
The SetCurrentFormPage method of the Inspector object has been enhanced to allow an add-in to set a separate, replace, or replace-all form region as the current form page.
Display Form Regions Only for Connected Add-ins
When a user disconnects an add-in, Outlook no longer displays the custom user interface that the add-in has defined in its form regions. If the add-in is later connected, that add-in's form regions are visible again the next time an item opens in an inspector or the Reading Pane.
Obtaining the Sender's SMTP Address
In Microsoft Office Outlook 2007, developers used the PropertyAccessor object in code similar to the following to obtain the sender's SMTP address.
private string GetSenderSMTPAddress(Outlook.MailItem mail)
 {
 if (mail == null)
 {
 throw new ArgumentNullException();
 }
 string PR_SENT_REPRESENTING_ENTRYID =
 @"_URL_
 string PR_SMTP_ADDRESS =
 @"_URL_
 if (mail.SenderEmailType == "EX")
 {
 string senderEntryID =
 mail.PropertyAccessor.BinaryToString(
 mail.PropertyAccessor.GetProperty(
 PR_SENT_REPRESENTING_ENTRYID));
 Outlook.AddressEntry sender =
 Application.Session.
 GetAddressEntryFromID(senderEntryID);
 if (sender != null)
 {
 // Now there is an AddressEntry that represents the sender.
 if (sender.AddressEntryUserType ==
 Outlook.OlAddressEntryUserType.
 olExchangeUserAddressEntry
 || sender.AddressEntryUserType ==
 Outlook.OlAddressEntryUserType.
 olExchangeRemoteUserAddressEntry)
 {
 // Use the PrimarySMTPAddress property of the
 // ExchangeUser object.
 Outlook.ExchangeUser exchUser =
 sender.GetExchangeUser();
 if (exchUser != null)
 {
 return exchUser.PrimarySmtpAddress;
 }
 else
 {
 return null;
 }
 }
 else
 {
 return sender.PropertyAccessor.GetProperty(
 PR_SMTP_ADDRESS) as string;
 }
 }
 else
 {
 return null;
 }
 }
 else
 {
 return mail.SenderEmailAddress;
 }
 }
In Outlook 2010, the Sender property of the MailItem object returns or sets an AddressEntry


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Clustering of the values of a response variable and simultaneous covariate selection using a stepwise algorithm.
- Competence Center for Methodology and Statistics
In supervised learning the number of values of a response variable can be very high. Grouping these values in a few clusters can be useful to perform accurate supervised classification analyses. On the other hand selecting relevant covariates is a crucial step to build robust and efficient prediction models. We propose in this paper an algorithm that simultaneously groups the values of a response variable into a limited number of clusters and selects stepwise the best covariates that discriminate this clustering. These objectives are achieved by alternate optimization of a user-defined model selection criterion. This process extends a former version of the algorithm to a more general framework. Moreover possible further developments are discussed in detail.


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Background/Objectives: The COVID-19 pandemic prompted a rapid expansion in the use of telemedicine. This study aimed to assess the experiences of hemangioma specialists utilizing telemedicine during the COVID-19 pandemic to evaluate and manage infantile hemangiomas (IH), including perceived effectiveness of different modalities and barriers to care delivery. Methods: Multicenter cross-sectional study asking providers to describe their experiences using telemedicine for initial evaluation of IH from March to September 2020. Results: The study included 281 patients from 15 medical centers internationally. Median time from referral to evaluation was 17 days. Median physician confidence in performing evaluations via telemedicine was 95.0 (IQR 90.0–100.0). Most evaluations were performed via video communication with photographs or audio communication with photographs; when not initially available, photographs were requested in 51.4%. Providers preferred follow-up modalities that included photographs. Conclusions: Physicians with extensive expertise in managing IH are confident in their abilities to assess and manage IH via telemedicine including initiating treatment in patients without risk factors for beta-blocker therapy. There was a preference for hybrid modalities that included photographs. The data suggest that telemedicine can be effective for managing IH and may decrease wait times and improve specialist reach to underserved areas.
- health care delivery
- hemangiomas/vascular tumors
ASJC Scopus subject areas
- Pediatrics, Perinatology, and Child Health


text: To make mosquito netting, using a plastic bag, you will need the following: a butane torch or a campfire, a lathe, thumbtacks, and a plastic bags. The holes need to be 2 mm or less. Heat up the lathe. Lay the plastic bag on a flat and protected surface. Run the heated lathe over the plastic bag. Try to get the rows really close, without getting too close or overlapping. Overlapping will cause the holes to be larger. Also, be careful not to let it slide along, which would cause bigger holes. Check the size of the holes. If there are holes that are too big, then you can patch them, with plastic, waxed paper, and an iron, in order to make an iron on patch. Do this process to all of the bags. Then, using the patch method to fuse the bags together.


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Work in progress:
In this paper we develop a theoretical model to investigate the effect on a bank's financial stability of having multiple contingent convertible bonds buffers (CoCos) on the same bank balance sheet, using cash-in-the-market pricing and global games methodologies. Contingent convertible bonds are meant to act as a bail-in mechanism for banks, where CoCo debt converts into equity when a bank needs it the most. We find that having CoCo buffers which trigger at different capitalisation levels can be detrimental for the CoCo bail-in capacity. Market-based triggers lead to premature conversion and fire-sales of equity. In contrast with existing literature, we show that book-based trigger CoCos yield an optimal outcome, as long as they incorporate expected credit losses.
Risk-Taking, Competition and Uncertainty. Do CoCo Bonds Increase the Risk Appetite of Banks?
(joint with Mahmoud Fatouh, Bank of England, and Sweder van Wijnbergen, UvA)
We assess the impact of contingent convertible (CoCo) bonds and the wealth transfers they imply conditional on conversion on risk-taking behaviour of the issuing bank. We also test for regulatory arbitrage: do banks by issuing CoCos try to maintain risk taking incentives when regulators reduce them by insisting on higher capitalization ratios? While we test for and reject sample selection bias, we show that CoCo bonds issuance has a strong positive effect on risk-taking behaviour, and so do conversion parameters that reduce dilution of existing shareholders upon conversion. Higher volatility amplifies the impact of CoCos on risk taking.
Capital Allocation, Leverage Ratio Requirement and Banks' Risk-Taking
(joint with QuynhAnh Vo, Bank of England)
[Work in progress]


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In this Guide:
On this page:
- Revision Post-1912-current
- Signature Requirements for Petitions - Initiated Constitutional Amendment vs. Initiated Statute
On other pages in this guide:
- Table of Proposed Constitutional Amendments 1857-current
- 1912 Constitutional Revision
- Pre-1912 Revision
- Statistical Tables of amendments proposed and adopted
- Constitutional Revision Commission _PHONE_
- Ohio Constitutional Modernization Commission 2011-2021
Photo on Flickr. Woman collecting petition signatures in Ohio.
Constitutional Revision in Ohio
Ways to Amend the Ohio Constitution:
Currently, outside of a constitutional convention, there are two basic ways to amend the Ohio Constitution:
- Initiative Petition by Person(s), Ohio Constitution: Article II, Section 1a, Article II, Section 1g; ORC Ch. 3519 and
- Initiative by the General Assembly.Ohio Constitution, proposed by 60% of both houses of the legislature.
Before 1912, the Initiative Petition originated by a person did not exist.
See Procedures for Statewide Ballot Issues on the Ohio Secretary of State's page.
In the 1970s, the legislature created a Constitutional Revision Commission in order to recommend constitutional amendments to the legislature. HB 188, establishes a new Constitutional Modernization Commission, which would make recommendations to the General Assembly as to Constitutional revision. The new commission expires in 2021.
For annual information on constitutional revision in all states, see Council of State Governments, Book of the States.
Sampson, Sara A., "Researching Initiatives and Referenda, A Guide for Ohio", Legal Reference Services Quarterly,,Vol. 26, Issue 3/4 (2007). Full text available from InformaWorld
Women's Sufferage was a ballot issue in 1914. (Photo: Library of Congress)
Currently Before Ohio Voters
Revision Post-1912 to Current
In a nutshell, a person desiring to amend the Ohio Constitution first presents their initiative petition to the Ohio Attorney General. Once the Ohio Attorney General certifies it, the Ohio Ballot Board must certify it contains only one amendment. The petitioner then gathers signatures and the Ohio Secretary of State determines whether the signatures are sufficient to have the iniative petition put on the ballot. The amendment must be approved by a majority of Ohio voters.
Signature Requirements for Petitions - Initiated Constitutional Amendment v. Initiated Statute
Signature Requirements for Petitions
|Initiated Constitutional Amendment||Initiated Statute|
|Initial Filing||1,000 signatures||1,000 signatures|
(10%) of the total vote cast for the office of governor at the last gubernatorial election. Ohio Constitution: Article II, Section 1a
signatures from at least 44 of the 88 counties in Ohio. From each of these 44 counties, there must be signatures equal to at least five percent (5%) of the total vote cast for the office of governor in that county at the last gubernatorial election. Article II, Section 1g
(3%) of the total vote cast for the office of governor at the last gubernatorial election Ohio Constitution:
signatures from at least 44 of the 88 counties in Ohio. From each of these 44 counties, there must be signatures equal to at least one and five tenths percent (1.5%) of the total vote cast for the office of governor in that county at the last gubernatorial election. Article II, Section 1g


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DC School Transitions to Blended Learning Model with STEM Focus Using Adaptive Curriculum
This fall, a chronically low-performing middle school in Washington DC will implement a blended learning model that emphasizes STEM learning. Adaptive Curriculum, a web-based, concept mastery solution, is at the core of the math & science learning.
Scottsdale, Ariz. -- May 25, 2012 -- Adaptive Curriculum (AC), a web-based concept mastery solution that strengthens math and science performance by helping students build a deep understanding of core concepts and skills, has been selected as a key content provider for a new blended learning model that will be implemented at Kramer Middle School in the 2012-13 school year. Part of District of Columbia Public Schools (DCPS), Kramer is undergoing a comprehensive transformation that will center around curricula delivered through a 50-50 combination of traditional face-to-face instruction and online courses.
The new blended learning approach is the brainchild of Principal Kwame Simmons who was brought to Kramer in 2010 to help the school achieve the goals laid out in DCPS' new five-year strategic plan, "A Capital Commitment." According to Simmons, the model is designed to improve college readiness through 21st century skills, intensify a focus on science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) instruction, and keep students engaged through technology and a robust curriculum.
"We conducted a great deal of research on school improvement models, curriculum, instructional delivery, and technology," said Simmons. "Adaptive Curriculum immediately rose to the top as a solution we knew would help us achieve our goals. Their deep conceptual learning approach is based on an active learning pedagogy that provides the content, resources and strategies to help teachers engage students, dispel common misconceptions, and emphasize real-world connections in math and science. It's exactly the approach we need to engage and motivate our students and take them to the next level."
Designed for grades 6-12, Adaptive Curriculum engages digital-age learners by integrating 3D models, cutting-edge graphics and interactive simulations into active, standards-based learning. Unlike textbooks or drill-and-practice programs, Adaptive Curriculum's active learning approach motivates learners to explore, make hypotheses, manipulate items and see the impact of their decisions, thus developing and deepening their conceptual understanding. By linking content, technology and the latest research in lesson design and effective instruction, Adaptive Curriculum is transforming math and science achievement in U.S. classrooms and around the world.
A persistently low performing school, Kramer was selected by DCPS to receive additional help through a School Improvement Grant and Race to the Top funds. In Simmons first year at the school students' overall math proficiency on DCPS' Comprehensive Assessment System test rose from 18 percent in 2010 to 29 percent in 2011.
The one-year proficiency increase is particularly noteworthy since 87 percent of Kramer's students are eligible for free and reduced-price lunches and 28 percent have a special education designation. Simmons projects that through the new technology-rich online model, math proficiency will increase to 43 percent in 2012.
"Based on what the research shows, I strongly believe that this new blended learning model will help us reach and even exceed our goals," said Simmons. "This model speaks to students because of the technology, of course, but it combines that with the guidance of a caring and qualified teacher. For the teachers, it will help automate various tasks and provide more time to focus on what they do best -- guide, direct and mentor their students."
Teachers at Kramer Middle School will begin training on Adaptive Curriculum's conceptual learning program next month, with implementation to begin in the 2012-13 school year. In addition, the company's programs will be implemented in three other DCPS sites: McFarland Middle School, Johnson Middle School and Shaw Middle School.
About Adaptive Curriculum
Designed for grades 6-12, Adaptive Curriculum's web-based math and science solutions are used by more than 3 million students in the United States, Europe and Asia. Across the world, experts in math, science and online learning theory contribute to the content and design of the interactive activities to deliver effective instruction that improves performance on high-stakes tests and enhances college and career readiness.
Adaptive Curriculum is part of Sebit Inc., a global eLearning company and leader in digital curriculum innovation. For more information please call _PHONE_ or visit _URL_.
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See more from this Session: General Seed Physiology, Production, & Technology: I/Div. C04 Business Meeting
Monday, November 1, 2010: 2:30 PM
Long Beach Convention Center, Room 103B, First Floor
Carrot seed is produced in central Oregon by planting seed in late-summer, 13 months before harvest. Seedling carrot growth and development is sometimes poor possibly because of nematodes, herbicide carryover, or allelopathy from wheat straw. Frost-heaving is a risk factor that strongly influences winter survival of seedling carrot in the region. Frost-heaving occurs when freezing and thawing soil pushes seedling carrots up out of the soil, which results in plant mortality. Two field trials were conducted to evaluate the influence of wheat straw management on seedling carrot injury and the potential for herbicide carryover from wheat. Two additional field trials were conducted to evaluate mulch products to prevent frost-heaving. Wheat straw management practices influenced carrot establishment and seedling carrot survival over the winter. Seedbed preparation strongly influenced carrot establishment and winter survival. Biomass mulches were all equally effective in preventing frost-heaving.


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The Jompy Water Boiler, designed by David Osborne, is an innovation in the developing field of water purification for use in poor communities around the world. Traditionally the water is heated separately when cooking, by fuel fired stoves. Osborne, a plumber from Scotland, theorized that water purification could be integrated with cooking food over open flame stoves, as well as by using the sun's energy. By placing a an aluminum alloy coil between the flame and the cooking pot, water can be circulated across the top of the stove.
Cold water goes into one end, and thanks to the large surface area of the device it can be heated quickly to boiling point before it comes out of the other end. While it's being used, a normal pan can be placed on top of it to cook as normal, meaning that you don't have to use as much fuel. The device can also be used to heat water with the sun. Filling it full of water and leaving it out in direct sunlight should raise the internal temperature to about 80°C over the course of about 20 minutes. The hot, uncontaminated water that comes out can then be used to drink or to clean safely. An off-the-shelf digital thermometer can be placed into the output tube from the coil to monitor required temperatures for pasteurization.
The Jompy boiler weighs 700g and, over a fire, it can raise a liter of water every minute to about 86 °C -- hot enough to kill most of the bacteria that cause water-borne diseases such as cholera, dysentery and diarrhea. Rugid in design, it can withstand extended use. The device has been tested in Kenya and India earlier this year, and Kenyan president Mwai Kibaki has personally endorsed the Jompy, which is being rolled out around the country in supermarkets and through charities like the Red Cross.


Customize Your Dashboard View
You can customize the stack dashboard view, i.e., show or hide widgets and sort widgets, for yourself. Let's understand how these customization features work.
Show/Hide Dashboard Widgets
You can show or hide dashboard widgets placed on your stack dashboard, log in to your Contentstack account and perform the steps given below:
 1. Select your Stack and click on the Edit Dashboard button located at the top right of the Dashboard page.Customize_Your_Dashboard_View_Show-Hide_Dashboard_Widgets_setting_highlighted.png
 2. You will see the list of all Dashboard Widgets that you have access to. You can Add or Remove any of these widgets in your dashboard. For example, if you want to hide the Recently Modified Assets widget, just click the 'X' mark:Customize_Your_Dashboard_View_Show-Hide_Dashboard_Widgets_settings_select_no_highlight.png
 3. Click Apply to apply the changes.
Additional Resource: You can also refer to our detailed guides that use Google Analytics and Content Type Visualizer to create customized dashboards.
Sort Dashboard Widgets
You can sort the dashboard widgets that appear on your stack dashboard by performing the following steps:
 1. Click on the Settings icon located at the top of the Dashboard page.Customize_Your_Dashboard_View_Show-Hide_Dashboard_Widgets_setting_highlighted.png
 2. You will see the list of all Dashboard Widgets that you have access to. Select and drag the widget to place it as per your choice.
 3. Click Apply to apply the changes.
Note: The changes that you save (i.e., if you show or hide a widget) to your preferences, now work everywhere, irrespective of the browser or device you use.
Contentstack also allows you to create customized Dashboard Widgets using extension for personalizing your dashboard further.
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JSI Tip 2367. Users can NOT change password without logging on to a Windows 2000 domain?
If you use a password policy in your Windows 2000 domain, Active Directory users may receive You do not have permission to change your password when they attempt to change their password in response to a password change notification.
If the user clicks No in response to the password change notification, they are logged on with their existing password. They can then change their password.
Chances are that the Everyone group has not been granted the right to Change Password on the User object.
1. In the Active Directory Users and Computers snap-in, right-click your domain.
2. On the View menu, select Advanced Features.
3. Right-click Users (the container hosting the user object) and press Properties.
4. On the Security tab, if the Everyone group is not present in the Name box, Press Advanced and Add it.
5. On the Advanced tab, select the Everyone group.
6. Press View/Edit and select User Objects in the Apply onto box.
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picture on [(h1,v1)][-(h2,v2)]
picture off [,pictHandleVar&]
picture on statement initiates "picture recording" for the current output window. The
picture off statement turns off picture recording.
while picture recording is on, all drawing commands and text-display commands which are sent to the window are "recorded" in a special data structure called a picture. The internal format of a picture is identical to that of a resource of type "
PICT". After picture recording is turned off, you can display or print the picture, or attach it to a picture field, or save it to disk (as a "
PICT" resource or a "
Every picture has a frame, an imaginary rectangle which is stored as part of the picture's data structure. Usually, but not always, the picture itself is contained within the frame. The frame is used as a reference to determine how the picture should be scaled and positioned when the picture is later displayed or printed. The picture recording is cropped to the recording window's clip region, which may or may not be the same as the frame rectangle.
picture on statement, the
(h2,v2) parameters specify the upper-left and lower-right corners of a rectangle. If you specify both
(h2,v2), they define the picture's frame. Otherwise, the frame is determined as follows:
If you specify only
(h1,v1), it becomes the frame's upper-left corner; the frame's lower-right corner is set to the current lower-right corner of the window. If you specify only
(h2,v2), the picture's frame is set to the rectangle
(0,0)-(h2,v2). If you specify neither
(h2,v2), the picture's frame is set to the window's current rectangle.
picture off statement, a handle to the recorded picture is returned in
pictHandleVar&, if it's specified.
pictHandleVar& must be a long-integer variable, or a
Handle variable. The value returned in
pictHandleVar& is the same as the value returned by the
By default, drawing commands are not visible on the screen while they're being recorded. If you want the picture to be visible while you're recording it, you must call the Toolbox procedure
SHOWPEN after you start recording. If you do this,
SHOWPEN must be "balanced" by a call to the
HIDEPEN procedure, before you turn off picture recording. For example:
call SHOWPEN'show while recording
'[execute drawing commands here]
call HIDEPEN 'balance the call to SHOWPEN
Only one window can have picture-recording enabled at any given time; you cannot "nest"
picture on/picture off pairs. If you switch output windows while picture recording is on, any drawing commands sent to the new output window will not be recorded.
You cannot "temporarily" turn off the recording of a picture. Each call to
picture off completes a picture, and each call to
picture on starts a brand new picture. However, it is possible to effectively "append" one picture to another, by "inserting" an old picture inside a new one. For example:
picture off, circlePict&
'"Append" more drawing commands:
picture on'start a new picture
picture,circlePict& 'This gets recorded in new pict box 20,20 to 50,50
picture off, pictHandle& 'contains circle & box
Your program is responsible for releasing the memory occupied by pictures created with the
picture on/picture off statements. Use the
kill picture statement to do this, once you're finished using the picture handle.
Drawing commands which plot icons are not recorded in pictures.
picture function; picture statement; kill picture


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The mission of United Methodist Women is to foster spiritual growth, develop leaders, and advocate for justice. The United Methodist Women's 2013 Call to Prayer and Self-Denial Offering, "Living Stewardship: Creating Financial Literacy," will support financial literacy programs throughout the world. Grants of up to $25,000 will be provided to nonprofit groups and organizations that work to empower and educate their constituents through knowledge and development of financial literacy skills. Priority will be given to projects that build the capacity of persons to change their own situations and prioritize the involvement of women in project initiation, implementation, and evaluation. Funds can be requested to start a new project or to strengthen an ongoing program. The application deadline is June 3, 2013. Visit the United Methodist Women website to download the National or International application.
United Methodist Women: Call to Prayer and Self-Denial Offering
Being a part of Campus Compact has let us touch the heart and soul of building better communities while improving teaching and learning for faculty and students.
-James A. Drake


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Challenges of Personal Health Data Protection in the Era of Cloud Computing: A Comparative Legal Analysis
Author：Chih-hsing Ho Assistant Research Fellow
Origin of Topic
The Taiwanese government has recently promoted the adoption of cloud services in its government agencies since the Executive Yuan approved its "Cloud Computing Industrial Development Plan" in 2010. Among the twelve government's proposed cloud service schemes, the "Health Cloud Project", which has been initiated and funded by the Ministry of Health and Welfare since 2015, aims at applying cloud computing techniques to the National Health Insurance Database to help improve health care delivery. By analyzing the Taipei High Administrative Court's judgments, this paper argues that whether the National Health Insurance Bureau is entitled to release its national health insurance data to third parties for the purpose of secondary use is not without controversy. It further pinpoints that in addition to recognizing information autonomy, which has been proposed by the Grand Justices' constitutional interpretation, as well as considering the legislative purpose of the revision of the Personal Data Protection Act in Taiwan, there is a need to re-evaluate the challenges that cloud computing techniques could have brought to the implementation of the Personal Data Protection Act. This paper adopts a comparative legal perspective to analyze different rules and governance frameworks implemented by the EU, the UK, and the US in their various definitions of personal data and the regulation of risks associated with applying cloud computing techniques to personal data. It plans to reflect an adequate way to address the balance of individual privacy and public interest, especially the protection of personal and information autonomy that the government in Taiwan shall take into consideration for its cloud computing application.


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(**) Binary search trees (dictionaries)
Use the predicate add/3, developed in chapter 4 of the course, to write a predicate to construct a binary search tree from a list of integer numbers.
add :: Ord a => a -> Tree a -> Tree a
add x Empty = Branch x Empty Empty
add x t@(Branch y l r) = case compare x y of
 LT -> Branch y (add x l) r
 GT -> Branch y l (add x r)
 EQ -> t
construct xs = foldl (flip add) Empty xs
Here, the definition of construct is trivial, because the pattern of accumulating from the left is captured by the standard function foldl.


R application developer can use the Open IVR Interface to implement call routing (routing client) and monitoring capabilities.
The IVR routing client allows the IVR to send route requests to the Unified ICM via the PG. These requests can include data variables such as Customer ID and Menu Selections. The Unified ICM system uses this data to instruct the IVR where to transfer the call. The application developer uses the IVR monitoring interface to send IVR port and application activity data to the Unified ICM system for call routing and reporting.
IVR Peripheral Gateway
The Cisco IVR interface software runs as a logical PG on a standard Peripheral Gateway hardware platform. A single PG hardware platform can support a maximum of two logical PGs. A single PG platform may run one or two IVR PGs or an IVR PG and an ACD PG. For example, you can have a PG hardware platform that runs an Aspect CallCenter PG and an IVR PG. A logical PG can have PIMs for one type of ACD, plus an IVR PIM. The hardware platform must have sufficient capacity to handle the aggregate load from all attached peripherals.
Note
The multi-instance CTIOS configuration supports up to ten logical PGs on a single PG platform. These PGs are configured as separate customer instances.
In the following figure, a duplexed set of PGs serve both an IVR system and an ACD system. These PGs are equipped with both ACD and IVR interface software.
Note
The IVR can also be on a System IPCC PG or a IPCC Generic PG.
The IVR Peripheral Gateway can run in simplexed or duplexed configurations. In a duplexed configuration, only one side of the PG has an active connection to the IVR at a time.
Note
When multiple IVRs are connected to a PG, IVRs that use poll-based monitoring cannot be mixed with IVRs using any other kind of monitoring.
Figure 7. IVR-to-PG Interface
For information on how IVR systems fit into the Unified ICM data communications networks, see Datacom requirements.


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There are several reasons why your laptop does not recognize new hardware when you install an Intel® Wireless Adapter.
Some original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) limit the computer to only specific wireless adapters causing an installation error when booting with a different wireless adapter than previously installed in the computer. Intel recommends you contact the manufacturer, vendor, or the source where you obtained your computer regarding availability and support for upgrades of the various Intel® Wireless Adapters.
Regulatory requirements must be met by the laptop manufacturer to determine if the Intel® Wireless Adapter can be installed in your system. You should contact your laptop manufacturer for more details.
The peripheral component interconnect - special interest group (PCI-SIG) updated their standard, changing the voltage on some connectors. This change affected the Intel wireless cards which are based on the PCI Express* (PCIe*) standard. Due to this change, installing an adapter with the updated PCIe standard version in a system with different voltage standards can cause damage to your wireless adapter, your laptop or both.
Installing or upgrading the various Intel® Wireless Adapters by end users is not supported by Intel.
Replacing an adapter associated with specific wireless software with a different type of adapter may cause your adapter to have issues connecting or give software error messages. For example, if you replace a Wi-Fi/WiMAX adapter with a Wi-Fi-only adapter, you may receive WiMAX error messages and will no longer be able to connect to the WiMAX network.
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Definition of cateress
n. - A woman who caters. 2
The word "cateress" uses 8 letters: A C E E R S S T.
Direct anagrams of cateress:
Words formed by adding one letter before or after cateress (in bold), or to aceersst in any order:
i - creasiest sectaries l - traceless n - reascents sarcenets s - actresses t - tesseract u - secateurs
All words formed from cateress by changing one letter
Browse words starting with cateress by next letter


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About usModelling and Simulation
Research and Development
Standards and Methods
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The Engineering Tool Environment (ETE) is a key element for the Galileo Ground Mission Segment (GMS) design & verification activities and in particular for the following objectives:
The purpose of the Engineering Tool environment (ETE) is therefore to provide a set of tools representative of the GMS actual elements and environment so as to provide a representative simulation & design platform.
The ETE implements the following major functions:
- GMS algorithm design,
- GMS algorithm performance assessment,
- Support to Element & GMS AIV,
- GMS algorithm performance verification & qualification.
The ETE includes the following algorithm prototypes (E- experimental) :
- Generation of simulated GSS (Ground Sensor Station) Raw data,
- Exercise of the GMS performance algorithm prototypes (OSPF, IPF, OAT),
- GSS Raw data & Algorithm prototypes performance analysis,
- Data configuration management.
The RDG (Raw Data Generator) component, inside the ETE, will allow to generate raw data as ETE input.
The E-PAT (Performance Assessment Tool), early issue of the PAT tools included in the Galileo MCF(Mission Control Facility) element, allows the analysis of
either the RDG data, either the algorithm prototype results.
The E-DSF component is in charge of data management inside the ETE, process scheduling
- E-OSPF (Orbit & Synchronisation platform), prototype of the OSPF element algorithm,
- E-IPF (Integrity Platform), prototype of the IPF element algorithm,
- E-OAT (Orbit Assessment Tool), prototype of MSF (Mission Support Facility) element algorithm.
Last update: 30 August 2006
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Estimation of internal pit depth growth and reliability of aged oil and gas pipelines: A Monte Carlo simulation approach
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© 2015, NACE International. To estimate the internal pit depth growth and reliability of aged oil and gas pipelines, a Monte Carlo simulation approach was adopted. The average maximum pit depths of corroded pipelines were correlated with the operating parameters-temperature, CO<inf>2</inf> partial pressure, pH, flow rate, sulfate ion concentration, chloride ion concentration, water cut, and wall shear stress via a multivariate regression analysis. Poisson square wave model was used to predict the time lapse of the pit depth growth using the statistical best fit of the maximum pit depth and operating parameters as boundary conditions. Weibull probability function was used to determine the failure intensity and survivability of the pipelines for different distribution types, whereas inspection data from a magnetic flux leakage in-line inspected transmission pipeline were used to test the application of the model. The future pit depth distribution, survivability, and failure rate of this transmission pipeline were also determined, with the result showing that the model is vital for future internal pit depth growth and reliability estimation from single field inspection data.
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Latitude of city of Ploéven is 48.15 and longitude of city of Ploéven is -4.2333. Ploéven has 1 postcode / zip code, located district of Bretagne, in county of Finistère, in district of Arrondissement de Châteaulin. The District of Ploéven is Bretagne. The County of Ploéven is Finistère. The District of Ploéven is Arrondissement de Châteaulin. PLOEVEN Ploéven in Breton is a French commune, located in the department of Finistere and Brittany. Happy marriage of sea and countryside, is a small town Ploéven charming seaside, at the bottom of the bay of Douarnenez and the center of the rich plain of Porzay. Its landscape presents itself in the form of further valleys, alternating hills and valleys, s floor of east to west, by stages, to the sea The visual appearance of the landscape today is the consequence ofrelatively recent changes. The plot was tight as the wooded parcel of old has given way, following the consolidation realized in 1965, an agricultural field. It emerges from the vast opportunities being apparatre built villages, once protected by vegetation, the hills of Commons and the adjacent ocean.
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Data visualization researcher Manuel Lima is putting a lot of effort into finding ways to make information visually appealing and more useful. In this great TED Talk he explains how knowledge organically grows and evolves over time in human history. Whether you have an interest in Big Data, knowledge management or education in general – this 12 minute speech by Manuel Lima could be the highlight of your day. Enjoy!
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The Germanization of Early Medieval Christianity
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While historians of Christianity have generally acknowledged some degree of Germanic influence in the development of early medieval Christianity, Russell goes further, arguing for a fundamental Germanic reinterpretation of Christianity. This first full-scale treatment of the subject follows a truly interdisciplinary approach, applying to the early medieval period a sociohistorical method similar to that which has already proven fruitful in explicating the history of Early Christianity and Late Antiquity. The encounter of the Germanic peoples with Christianity is studied from within the larger context of the encounter of a predominantly "world-accepting" Indo-European folk-religiosity with predominantly "world-rejecting" religious movements. While the first part of the book develops a general model of religious transformation for such encounters, the second part applies this model to the Germano-Christian scenario. Russell shows how a Christian missionary policy of temporary accommodation inadvertently contributed to a reciprocal Germanization of Christianity.
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cards, one that's a "vanilla" creature and one that's a spell that creates an effectively-the-same "vanilla" token creature. For example, these two cards from Future Sight are pretty close. Pretend Pact of the Titan was a 4 ManaRed Mana sorcery without all that worrisome "losing the game" business:
So what are the differences between these types of cards?
 - Name: We tend to name creature cards pretty differently from cards that create token creatures. Even if they end up with very similar results (a critter on the table), we like you to be able to tell from the name whether you're holding a sorcery—which generates a token and then goes to the graveyard, which can be countered by Envelop, etc.—or a creature—which itself becomes the permanent on the battlefield, which can be Despised out of your hand, etc. Sorceries are actions and rituals, whereas creatures are living things. Some token-creating spells sound creaturish ("Goblin Scouts," for example, or "Lab Rats"), but we try to keep them sounding more like actions or events ("Growth Spasm," "Rally the Horde").
 - Art: The art of a spell that creates a token creature is often bound to look pretty similar to the art of a creature card. It's just gonna show that creature—hard to get away from that. Pact of the Titan, though, shows that there are other alternatives. You can focus more on the act of summoning, showing the moment right before your new critter arrives, rather than some moment after.
 - Mechanics: You mentioned, Joe, that there is a design question whether to make a creature-creating card into a spell or a creature, and that's very true. You might want your card to be returnable by Gravedigger to enable certain combos, for example, or you might want to enable people to Reverberate the spell to make more tokens, or whatnot. But I should point out that there are two very basic reasons why such cards tend to end up as either spells or creatures. If it's trying to make more than one creature that all show up on the battlefield at once, then it's often a spell (e.g. Dragon Fodder, Rite of Replication). On the other hand, if something needs to happen after the creature shows up, then it's often implemented as a creature (e.g. Siege-Gang Commander, which has an ability to utilize those loyal Goblin token troops).
But your question is about the in-world flavor of those differences. Honestly, a TV show that showed a mage summoning a red 4/4 Giant would probably show exactly the same special effect sequence, whether it was trying to represent a sorcery card or a creature card. In the game there's an often-significant game-play difference in the feel of a token card—it seems more likely to "evaporate" when it dies or gets bounced or whatever. So although token creatures truly are creatures in the in-world sense, perhaps they have a less-stable connection to the world into which they are summoned, so they're more apt to dissolve into the æther whence they came. If the token-generating spell had any other flavor details about it that would make it different from your basic creature summons, then that could also affect the feel of the spellcasting act. I mean, a spell called Wurmcalling is more than just "I cast Craw Wurm." It's got more of a ritual sound to it, and art that shows off the relationship of summoner and summoned. Plus the buyback mechanic gives it this sense of an unending druidic chant that occasionally rips larger and larger Wurms out of the æther. It's those subtle flavor differences in those token-creating sorceries and instants that I think reflects how differently they appear in the Multiverse.
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前所未有的创新工具和解决方案。通过在 Azure 上部署这些模型，您可以充分利用它们强大的功能，为
您的项目或业务带来变革性的改进。Sweden Central 区域提供了同时部署这两个模型的独特机会，为开发者提供了一个强大的平台来探索和利用这些尖端技术。
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<![CDATA[Introducing the Command Palette in GitLab: A Game-Changer for Developers]]> _URL_ 2023-11-21T09:44:56.000Z Introduction
Efficiency, speed, and ease of use are the hallmarks of any successful development tool. In this realm, the Command Palette stands out as a feature widely appreciated by developers. But first, let's understand what a Command Palette is and why it's so favored.
What is a Command Palette?
The Command Palette is a user interface element that simplifies interactions within a software application. It's a searchable command list, accessible via a keyboard shortcut, which allows users to execute commands without navigating complex menus or remembering numerous shortcuts. This feature is especially useful in development tools and text editors, streamlining workflow by centralizing functionalities.
Why Do Developers Love It?
Developers have embraced the Command Palette for several reasons:
 1. Efficiency: It provides quick access to various functions, enhancing workflow.
 2. Streamlined Workflow: Direct command execution is invaluable in complex development environments.
 3. Customization: It often allows for extensions with new commands, tailored to specific needs.
 4. Unified Interface: It offers a consistent experience across different platforms.
 5. Keyboard Navigation: It aligns with the keyboard-centric workflow preferences of many developers.
GitLab's Integration of the Command Palette
GitLab, a leading DevOps platform, has recently integrated the Command Palette in version 16.2, significantly enhancing the user experience.
Key Features of GitLab's Command Palette:
 - Easy Access: Open it from the left sidebar or with the / key.
 - Functionalities: Users can:
 - Create new objects or find menu items with >.
 - Search for a user with @.
 - Locate a project using :.
 - Find project files in the default repository branch with /.
Enhanced User Experience
My personal experience with GitLab's new Command Palette has been transformational. Previously, searching for items in GitLab could be slow and sometimes unfruitful. However, with the introduction of the new Command Palette, these issues have been resolved. The search process is now incredibly fast and clear. The different command symbols for searching various types of content make finding exactly what I need a breeze. It's a significant improvement that has made working with GitLab more efficient and enjoyable.
Conclusion
The Command Palette is more than just a feature; it represents the evolving landscape of user interfaces in development environments. GitLab's adoption of this tool marks a significant step forward, offering an even more efficient, customizable, and user-friendly experience. Such innovations continue to empower developers, propelling the world of software development into a new era of productivity and ease of use.
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<![CDATA[How to Clean Up Disk Space by Finding Large Files Using "find" & "du"]]> _URL_ 2023-11-19T08:42:20.000Z Introduction
Are you constantly battling with low disk space? As we use our computers, it's natural for files to accumulate, often leading to a shortage of storage. Fortunately, with a few commands in the terminal, you can easily identify large files hogging your disk space and clean them up efficiently. Today, I'll show you how to use the du (disk usage) command in combination with find on Unix-like systems to locate and manage these space-consuming files.
Understanding the Basics
Before diving into the commands, it's important to understand what du and find do. The du command is used to estimate file space usage, and find is a powerful tool for searching files in a directory hierarchy.
Locating Large Files
To begin, open your terminal. We'll use a combination of find and du to locate files larger than a specified size. Let's say we're interested in files larger than 1GB. Here's the command you'll need:
find / -type f -size +1G -exec du -h {} +
 - / indicates that the search should start from the root directory. You can replace this with a specific directory path.
 - -type f ensures that only files are considered, not directories.
 - -size +1G filters the search to files larger than 1 Gigabyte.
 - -exec du -h {} + executes the du command for each file found, displaying their sizes in a human-readable format.
Analyzing the Output
Once you run the command, you'll see a list of files, each with its size. This output is your key to understanding where your disk space is going. Look through the list to identify files that you no longer need or can move to external storage.
Cleaning Up
After identifying the large files, it's time for cleanup. You can delete unnecessary files directly from the terminal or manually through your file manager. If you choose to delete via terminal, use the rm command with caution, as files deleted this way are not easily recoverable.
Caution and Best Practices
 - Backup First: Always back up important data before deleting files.
 - Run as Standard User: Avoid using sudo unless necessary, as it gives you the power to delete system-critical files.
 - Narrow Down Your Search: To prevent an overwhelming amount of output, start your search in directories where large files are likely to be, like ~/Downloads or ~/Videos.
 - Check Before Deleting: Ensure the files you're about to delete are not crucial to system operation or personal use.
Conclusion
Running out of disk space doesn't have to be a crisis. With these simple terminal commands, you can get a clear picture of what's using your space and take appropriate actions. Regular checks for large files can keep your disk usage optimized and your system running smoothly. Happy cleaning!
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<![CDATA[在新的 Azure AI Studio 中关闭 Azure OpenAI 服务的内容过滤器]]> _URL_ 2023-11-18T23:12:37.000Z Content Filters
引言
之前，Azure OpenAI Studio（专门用于管理 Azure OpenAI Service 资源的网络控制台）存在一个重大限制：它不允许用户完全禁用内容过滤器。这一限制常常阻碍那些需要更精细控制其 AI 交互的用户。
最近，微软通过引入 Azure AI Studio 采取了变革性的步骤。这个用于在 Azure 上管理所有 AI 资源的统一网络控制台打破了常规，不仅允许用户修改，而且还可以完全关闭 Azure OpenAI 服务中的内容过滤器，开启了 AI 资源管理灵活性和定制性的新时代。
在 Azure AI Studio 中管理 Azure OpenAI 服务资源的指南
 1. 访问 Azure AI Studio：登录 Azure AI Studio。与旧版的 Azure OpenAI Studio 相比，这个平台提供了更强的功能。
 2. 启动新的 Azure AI Studio 项目
 - Azure AI Studio 界面中导航至 Build 标签。
 - 开始创建一个专门用于管理您的 Azure OpenAI Service resource 的新项目。
 3. 设置您的 Azure AI 资源
 - 创建 Azure AI 资源：首先在您的项目中创建一个新的 Azure AI 资源。
 - 选择现有资源组：选择与您的项目相关的现有 资源组 及其相应的位置。（用于计费）
 - 绑定现有的 Azure OpenAI 服务资源：点击 '显示高级选项'。在这里，您可以通过在 'AI 服务提供商' 字段中选择它来链接您现有的 Azure OpenAI 服务 资源。
注意：项目创建过程可能需要一些时间。在此设置阶段建议保持耐心。
修改内容过滤器
 - 项目激活后，继续前往 '内容过滤器' 部分。
 - 您将找到调整或完全禁用 OpenAI 服务内容过滤器的选项。这种新发现的控制能力与之前的 Azure OpenAI Studio 的限制形成了鲜明对比。
结论
有了 Azure AI Studio，管理 Azure OpenAI 服务资源变得更加直观和灵活。用户现在拥有前所未有的能力来微调或完全移除


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The Maker, also known The One Who Creates, was a being often referred to in deity-like terms by droids. Droids claimed that the Maker was the being that created the first droid. He changed them from simple machines into intelligent creations. Another belief was that The Maker was actually the first droid.
It seemed curious that new droids would possess knowledge of the Maker, which led to two conclusions: new droids were told by old droids, creating a chain, or droid manufacturers included knowledge of the Maker in droid programming to make them easier to control.
The Maker was also central to the religion of the Sunesi people, who also called him the Giver. They viewed him as the giver of life and a master being "with a fine and glorious creativity and affection," often adding a sense of humor to his qualities.
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- A Guide to the Star Wars Universe, First Edition
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- The Complete Star Wars Encyclopedia
- Scavenger's Guide to Droids


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How to use bin/cue files:
What are they
Bin files are image files of the CDs you are trying to get. They are created from various programs. Cue files are basically something that tells burning software like Nero where and how to burn these files. They aren't always needed but they do make things easier.
Note: You do not need to burn bin files to use them. READ ON for more information
How to burn them
The following steps are written by dead frog
Here's what you do (using Nero, using "Frogland" as example).
-DownloadCDmage _URL_
and check the bin for errors first. If it finds some it will attempt to correct, but the chance of burning a copy with errors is now higher.
-Open the .cue with notepad and make sure the filename on line 1 matches the filename you're trying to burn. If you want to reduce the chance of 'line 1' errors, change the filename (and the one in the cue) to something like frogland.bin, instead of one with redundant info like frogland.ripped.by.frogga.sharereactor.(FTC).share_or_be_disconnected.bin
 - - Do the filenames match now?
 - Are you sure?
 - Put cue and bin in the same directory
 - Start Nero, select "Burn Image" from the 'file' menu (or Recorder, Burn Image in newer versions of Nero)
 - Find the directory with the cue (and bin) in it.
 - Click on da cue
 - Change your burning options (simulation, etc) and click write
 - It burns. You're done!
A quick way to do bin/cue files is to skip to step 5. If it doesn't work then it means that the cue file is incorrect or you don't have the bin file in the same folder as the cue file.
From this point you can just fix the cue file by opening it notepad(read furthur down) or you can try burning the bin file in Nero with the same "burn image" command. Select the bin file and burn it as "data mode 2". I like using the cue file so I don't use the second option all too much.
If you only have the .bin and are missing the .cue
Try MakeCue _URL_
it'll allow you to create a .cue for the type of .bin file you're dealing with.
Another tutorial:
Rymke found this other helpful _URL_ ... h_nero.cfm
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No CD burner? Lack of disks? Want to test before burning? Too lazy to burn that disk? Daemon tools may have the answer.
Mounting an image:
Right-click on the Daemon-Tools trayicon
Select Virtual CD/DVD-ROM
Select Device [?:]
Click Mount
Browse and select the image you wish to mount
Click OK or double-click on the file to mount
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Unmounting an image:
Right-click on the Daemon-Tools trayicon
Select Virtual CD/DVD-ROM
Select Device [?:]
Click Unmount
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Enabling Protection Emulations:
Right-click on the Daemon-Tools trayicon
Select Emulation
Click on the desired emulation to enable
Note: You can find more information about CD Protections by clicking here
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Fast Dump:
Daemon-Tools' "fastdump" feature is used to speed up the image creation of Safedisc 1 & 2 protected CDs and is also the first step to create a backup of a Safedisc 2 protected CD.
Enable safedisc emulation
Install the game you want to backup
Start the game, and wait until the safedisc check is over (you usually see a splash screen while it is safedisc checking)
Exit the program and do NOT remove the CD
Run your burning program (a list of suitable burning programs can be found here)
Start image creation or copying
You might see a list of errors for up to 20 seconds, which is normal
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Command Line Switces
-lock
used to lock the DLL operation to be sure no unauthorized program can load daemon.dll and use its functions. Used mainly in autostart (if 'Autolock' option is enabled), but can be used in command line too. Unlocking can be done from Virtual DAEMON manager or other GUI that is currently running. Note that locking has no effect on DAEMON Manager itself or other programs which have been 'authorized' by us to use the DLL.
-noicon
this option is used to prevent Daemon-Tools from creating a taskbar icon. It has no effect if DAEMON manager is already running or you specified another command (except 'lock') in the command line! DAEMON manager automatically exits after command is executed and does not create taskbar icon.
-mount
allows mounting images from command line (or shortcut).
Syntax is: -mount <n>,<path>
where 'n' means DVD-ROM device number ('0' - '3' allowed) and 'path' is the full path to the image file.
Example: daemon.exe -mount 0,"c:\My Images\nameofimage.cue".
Do not forget to set the path in quotes if it contains spaces!
-unmount
allows unmounting images from command line.
Syntax is: -unmount <n>
where 'n' means DVD-ROM device number ('0' - '3' allowed)
-safedisc ?
allows turning Safedisc emulation on/off from command line.
'-safedisc on' enables emulation, '-safedisc off' disables it
-securom ?
allows turning Securom emulation on/off from command line.
'-securom on' enables emulation, '-securom off' disables it
-laserlok ?
allows turning Laserlock emulation on/off from command line.
'-laserlok on' enables emulation, '-laserlok off' disables it.
-rmps ?
allows turning RMPS emulation on/off from command line.
'-rmps on' enables emulation, '-rmps off' disables it.
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If you are looking for a media player that will play .bin files try vlc
VLC (initially VideoLAN Client) is a highly portable multimedia player for various audio and video formats (MPEG-1, MPEG-2, MPEG-4, DivX, mp3, ogg, ...) as well as DVDs, VCDs, and various streaming protocols. It can also be used as a server to stream in unicast or multicast in IPv4 or IPv6 on a high-bandwidth network.
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A very useful program to have.
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You can also extract the contents of bin files using WinISO.
WinISO.v5.3 LasH.exe [1.32 Mb]
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I have a table in Postgres with ~5million records. When I load the dataset using pandas to perform EDA, I run out of memory.
dataframe_chunk = pd.read_sql("SELECT * from table", con = credentials)
How do I load and store the table in a format such that I can run all pandas/numpy functions for data analysis? What is the general approach taken?


Unrestricted Net Assets
What are 'Unrestricted Net Assets'
Unrestricted net assets are a group of items owned by the government with commercial or exchange value that have no external restrictions regarding their use or function. Unrestricted net assets appear in government accounting and are government-owned assets that can be utilized for any decided-upon purpose. This is in contrast to restricted net assets that are assigned to specific purposes.
BREAKING DOWN 'Unrestricted Net Assets'
Government accounting includes the principles and procedures used by local, state and federal governments for accounting purposes. Rules are established by the National Council on Governmental Accounting. Assets of local, state and federal governments are typically restricted to specific uses and purposes, however, unrestricted net assets fall outside this limitation.


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The Office of Cross-Cultural and Leadership Development houses various cultural student organizations.
CCLD's mission is to facilitate holistic learning and development by providing opportunities for students, faculty, and staff to deepen their cultural awareness and understanding as well as develop leadership skills and a strong sense of civic responsibility. The multipurpose, state-of-the-art facility is designed to be an informal gathering place for students and student organizations that promotes cross-cultural learning and appreciation. CCLD offers advisory services to all major cultural and some social groups, and offers civic, personal, and organizational leadership training. CCLD is a place where students, particularly underrepresented groups of students, can seek support and guidance as they pursue their education through inside and outside the classroom experiences.


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The high acrobatic maneuvers are performed in the repowered biplane Pits S-2S "Prometheus".
The renowned aerobatic pilot William Lewis "Skip" Stewart will be present at the International Air and Space Fair, FIDAE 2024, to be held from April 9 to 14 on the north side of the Arturo Merino Benitez Airport, in Santiago, Chile.
The 56-year-old U.S. native, who is also an airline pilot and flight instructor, has received important awards, becoming a world referent of high aerobatics. Currently, he carries out high intensity maneuvers which include very low altitude flies and sharp turns, which amaze the public in each of his presentations.
These aerobatics imply extreme positive and negative G maneuvers, pushing the capabilities of his biplane Pitss S-2S "Prometheus" biplane, specially fitted for these demonstrations, to the maximum. His first aircraft was a 1976 Pitts S-2A that he subsequently sold in 2000 to buy a 1979 Pitts S-2S. He spent several seasons modifying this aircraft into the Prometheus version. Then, in 2011, he bought a second airplane, another 1979 Pitts S-2S, and then he used a fuselage to build a second exhibition aircraft which he named Prometheus 2 or "P2" (the original Pitts is now known as "P1").
The aircraft are conditioned for superior aerobatic performance. Both aircraft have custom wings, tails, cowlings, engines, propellers, landing gear, instrument panels, fuel tanks and even seat belts, with the horizontal stabilizers remaining as the only original components. The engines produce 394 HP (compared to the 256 HP for the original S-2S), and the aircraft can reach +12 y -7 G, more than double the G limit of the original variant.
Skip has proven to be one of the most entertaining airshow pilots in the world, and he performed for the first time in Chile at FIDAE 2018, so this will be the second opportunity for the public to appreciate this first-class show at FIDAE 2024, the exhibition with the longest trajectory and recognition in Latin America.