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How to trigger an Azure Synapse pipeline run from C#
As part of a reporting project we've been working on recently, we needed to be able to kick off an Azure Synapse pipeline run from C# code running in an Azure Functions app. Documentation is a bit sparse in this area, so here's how to do it.
How do I do it?
 1. Add a reference to Azure.Analytics.Synapse.Artifacts. You can find the API documentation here. This provides the C# API for talking to Synapse. At the time of writing, I used the 1.0.0-preview.4 version.
 2. In your code, create a new instance of the Azure.Analytics.Synapse.Artifacts.PipelineClient class. This requires the dev endpoint for your Synapse instance, as well as your preferred means of authentication. More on this below.
 3. Assuming your pipeline needs some parameters supplying, create a Dictionary containing them.
 4. Execute PipelineClient.CreatePipelineRunAsync() method to kick off the pipeline run.
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 var pipelineClient = new PipelineClient(
 new Uri(""),
 new DefaultAzureCredential());
 var parameters = new Dictionary
 { "parameter1", "value1" },
 { "parameter2", "value2" },
 Response run = await pipelineClient.CreatePipelineRunAsync(
 "",
 parameters: parameters).ConfigureAwait(false);
 // The response contains the Id of the new pipeline run.
The dev endpoint you need when creating the PipelineClient can be found in the portal, and has the form
https://
Screenshot of the Azure Portal with the necessary endpoint information highlighted
How does my code authenticate to the Synapse API?
Authentication is via the Azure.Identity library, so you have the standard options. DefaultAzureCredential is probably the one you'll need - it works through a list of authentication mechanisms in order of likelihood (you can see the list here), starting with credentials stored in environment variables and ending with an interactive browser login prompt.
If like me your code is running in an Azure Functions app with a Managed Identity (and assuming you don't override it using environment variables), this means that the Managed Identity of the Functions app will be used to authenticate to the Synapse endpoint. And when running locally, it should pick up your Visual Studio or Azure CLI credentials and use those.
Either way, in order to run the pipeline, that identity will need to have been granted the Synapse Credential User role in your Synapse instance. This can be done using the "Access Control" panel in the Management area of Synapse Studio (note the warning when you grant access - it can take a few minutes for the update to take effect).
Jonathan George
Software Engineer III
Jonathan George
Jon is an experienced project lead and architect who has spent nearly 20 years delivering industry-leading solutions for clients across multiple industries including oil and gas, retail, financial services and healthcare. At endjin, he helps clients take advantage of the huge opportunities presented by cloud technologies to better understand and grow their businesses.


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ABSTRACT: Ensuring the quality of multiple-choice exams administered to small cohorts: A cautionary tale
INTRODUCTION:Multiple-choice questions (MCQs) are a cornerstone of assessment in medical education. Monitoring item properties (difficulty and discrimination) are important means of investigating examination quality. However, most item property guidelines were developed for use on large cohorts of examinees; little empirical work has investigated the suitability of applying guidelines to item difficulty and discrimination coefficients estimated for small cohorts, such as those in medical education. We investigated the extent to which item properties vary across multiple clerkship cohorts to better understand the appropriateness of using such guidelines with small cohorts.METHODS:Exam results for 32 items from an MCQ exam were used. Item discrimination and difficulty coefficients were calculated for 22 cohorts (n = 10-15 students). Discrimination coefficients were categorized according to Ebel and Frisbie (1991). Difficulty coefficients were categorized according to three guidelines by Laveault and Grégoire (2014). Descriptive analyses examined variance in item properties across cohorts.RESULTS:A large amount of variance in item properties was found across cohorts. Discrimination coefficients for items varied greatly across cohorts, with 29/32 (91%) of items occurring in both Ebel and Frisbie's 'poor' and 'excellent' categories and 19/32 (59%) of items occurring in all five categories. For item difficulty coefficients, the application of different guidelines resulted in large variations in examination length (number of items removed ranged from 0 to 22).DISCUSSION:While the psychometric properties of items can provide information on item and exam quality, they vary greatly in small cohorts. The application of guidelines with small exam cohorts should be approached with caution.

source: openbmb/Ultra-FineWeb


Larry Coryell, the "Godfather of Jazz Fusion", performing on the electric guitar
This Saturday, May 19th, jazz legend Larry Coryell is scheduled to appear at Chestnut Hill's Stagecrafters Theater for a highly anticipated performance. He will perform with blues and jazz musicians Victor Bailey and Jim Dragoni. Coryell has long been known for his jazz-fusion style, but in recent years, he has added another dimension to his music in exploring other genres. As a result, his own music remains rooted in jazz-fusion while incorporating the styles of other genres to create an unclassifiable sound that is truly unique.
Texas-born musician Larry Coryell has been honing his skills on the electric guitar since his childhood. Although he originally sought to become a journalist, he later realized that his true calling was to create and perform music. When his career as a professional musician began in the 1960s, Coryell began to release strings of albums with various groups. In 1973, he formed his own band, a widely praised jazz-fusion group called The Eleventh House. Ever since then, he has been writing, recording, and performing for a wide range of audiences on both electric and acoustic guitar, and he continues to tour regularly.
Today, Coryell's dynamic style has influenced musicians of many interests and genres. His multifaceted career has exposed him to diverse audiences and has contributed to the wide range of his interests in music. His participation in countless musical groups has helped him develop his eclectic style, which blends blues, jazz, rock, and world music, among many other genres. Fans of many types of music praise the unique sound of his songs, claiming that his solos, in particular, cannot be classified by any single genre.
The legend of Larry Coryell, known as the "Godfather of Jazz Fusion," has not gone unnoticed. Throughout his career, his frequent tours have taken him around the United States and Europe. In fact, just a week after his May 19th show, he is scheduled to appear at the Stadttheater in Hildesheim, Germany as evidence that his career is still on fire. His exciting life and career have sparked so much interest that in 2007, Coryell published an autobiography about his experiences, titled, Improvising: My Life in Music.
At his May 19th show, Coryell will perform as part of a trio, accompanied by bassist Victor Bailey and guitarist Jim Dragoni. Although Coryell is expected to be the star of the show, both Bailey and Dragoni are also renowned musicians with well-established careers. They both specialize in blues and jazz, but like Coryell, have dabbled in other genres throughout their careers. The potential of such a powerful and eclectic trio promises that their upcoming performance will be a musical experience unlike any other.
Stagecrafters Theater is at 8130 Germantown Avenue, and the show begins at 8 p.m. Tickets are available at
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 Larry Coryell is an American jazz fusion guitarist. He is a well known blues guitar player. His music include jazz, jazz fusion, jazz rock, post-bop, free jazz and so on…


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In this paper, a sensorless speed controller for linear induction motor (LIM) is developed based on a fuzzy observer. First, the LIM is represented by a T-S fuzzy model. Next, the fuzzy observer is constructed to estimate the immeasurable states including the mover speed and secondary flux, where the observer gains are obtained by computationally solving a(More)
This paper introduces a fuzzy virtual reference model (FVRM) synthesis method for linear induction motor (LIM) speed sensorless tracking control. First, we represent the LIM as a Takagi-Sugeno fuzzy model. Second, we estimate the immeasurable mover speed and secondary flux by a fuzzy observer. Third, to convert the speed tracking control into a(More)
—This paper proposes a novel robust adaptive speed/ position tracking control for a linear induction motor (LIM) with both end-effect and secondary resistance unknown. The practical current-fed controlled LIM, with residual current error, is considered , i.e., the traditional ideal current-loop assumption is relaxed. More practical conditions, such as(More)
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Why does society oscillate between intense interest in public issues and almost total concentration on private goals? In this classic work, Albert O. Hirschman offers a stimulating social, political, and economic analysis dealing with how and why frustrations of private concerns lead to public involvement and public participation that eventually lead back to those private concerns. Emerging from this study is a wide range of insights, from a critique of conventional consumption theory to a new understanding of collective action and of universal suffrage.
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Set up meeting exclusions
The following describes who does what to initially set up meeting exclusion rules:
 - Owner - Workplace Analytics administrator, data analysts with full access
 - Task - Set meeting exclusion rules to reflect your company's meeting norms and exclude meetings that are not relevant for analysis.
 - Outcome - Workplace Analytics administrators and analysts are satisfied that meeting query results are focused on the data relevant for analysis.
Workplace Analytics uses activities stored in a person's Microsoft 365 email and calendar to reveal internal and external collaboration trends. However, a person's calendar and email can contain a diverse set of activities (such as personal meetings, work-related social activities, all-day training meetings, and so forth) that are not relevant to work-related collaboration, and if included in the metrics, can skew query results.
Analysts can use the Meeting exclusions feature to create custom meeting exclusions that help ensure query results accurately represent relevant meeting norms within their company. Or, analysts may choose to use the default meeting exclusions that exclude a set of meetings that would commonly fall outside relevant collaboration for analysis.
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A photothermal laser interferometric system is described that has sufficient sensitivity to allow the detection of the hydrazines: hydrazine, monomethylhydrazine, and unsymmetrical dimethylhydrazine at part per billion concentrations. A line tunable CO2 laser excites the trace hydrazine molecules in one arm of a modified Jamin interferometer illuminated with a single frequency He–Ne laser. The CO2 laser beam intersects one of the He–Ne beams in the interferometer at a small angle, so there is no interaction of the IR and visible laser beams at any optical components in the system. The system operates with computer control of interferometer alignment, CO2 excitation laser tuning, and data acquisition.
© 1991 Optical Society of America
Original Manuscript: May 9, 1989
Published: March 1, 1991
David L. Mazzoni and Christopher C. Davis, "Trace detection of hydrazines by optical homodyne interferometry," Appl. Opt. 30, 756-764 (1991)

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Methods and results of observations of geostationary artificial satellites with the satellite plateholder SKA-2.
Methods of observation of geostationary artificial satellites carried out by a wide-angle astrograph with special equipment are discussed. The results of observations of 3 satellites are presented. The observation accuracy for geostationary objects is ±0.5″and for quasistationary ones is ±1.0-1.5″ It is concluded that to increase the accuracy of satellite observations the plateholder should be equipped with a device in the focal plane of the astrograph for visual determination of satellite orbital parameters.
Kinematika i Fizika Nebesnykh Tel
- Pub Date:
- April 1989
- Astronomical Photography;
- Satellite Tracking;
- Synchronous Satellites;
- Earth Orbits;
- Image Motion Compensation;
- Photographic Plates;
- Space Communications, Spacecraft Communications, Command and Tracking;
- Artificial Satellites: Methods of Observation


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What happens when a seven meter breaking wave hits the SINN Power wave energy converter? The SINN Power team was able to see the results in the wave tank of the University of Florence in the past week.
For the experiment, the engineers put a small model of the wave energy converter in 1:18.5 scale in the wave tank. The tank can simulate different situations: Regular small waves show how the wave energy converter functions during normal operation. In another experiment, it created actual "breakers" that pushed the mooring system to its limit.
The measured data are analyzed by the team of cooperation partner Lorenzo Cappietti at the University of Florence. SINN Power will use the results to further improve the safety of the wave energy converter in storms.


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You must get an Rhode Island commercial driver's license (CDL) to be able to drive commercial vehicles in Rhode Island. For Federal CDL Requirements applicable to every state, click here.
Rhode Island adopted the Federal Commercial Motor Vehicle Safety Act of 1986, and is part of a nationally uniform system of classifying, testing, and licensing commercial vehicle drivers.
- When is an Rhode Island CDL Required
- Rhode Island CDL Age Requirements
- How to Apply for an Rhode Island CDL
- How much does the Rhode Island CDL cost?
- Rhode Island Truck Driving Schools and CDL Resources
When is an Rhode Island CDL Required
You need an Rhode Island CDL when you operate the following vehicles:
CLASS A – Applies only to "combination" vehicles with a Gross Combination Weight Rating (GCWR) more than 26,000 pounds, and the Gross Vehicle Weight Rating (GVWR) of the vehicle being towed is more than 10,000 pounds. A driver with a Class A CDL (plus any appropriate endorsements) can also operate all vehicles included in Class B, C, and D (below)
CLASS B – Includes single or combination vehicles where the GVWR of the single vehicle is more than 26,000 pounds. The vehicle being pulled must not be more than 10,000 pounds. A driver with an Rhode Island Class B CDL (plus appropriate endorsements) can also legally operate all vehicles in Class C or D.
CLASS C – Any single vehicle, or combination of vehicles, that meets neither the definition of Group A nor that of Group B as contained in this section, but that either is designed to transport 16 or more passengers including the driver, or is used in the transportation of materials found to be hazardous for the purposes of the Hazardous Materials Transportation Act and which require the motor vehicle to be placarded under the Hazardous Materials Regulations (49 CFR part 172, subpart F).
CLASS D – Private passenger, regular operator.
Rhode Island CDL Age Requirements
You must be at least 18 years of age to drive within state lines (intrastate).
You must be at least 21 years old to:
- drive commercial vehicles across state lines (interstate)
- haul hazardous materials
How to Apply for an Rhode Island CDL
To qualify/apply to obtain a Commercial Learner's Permit (CLP):
- You must present a valid Medical Card or Certificate.
- Possess a valid operator's license
- Provide proof of identity and proof of residency
- Complete an Application for Commercial Driver's License and Affidavit for CDL History Check
- Pass a CDL General Knowledge Test
- Pass a CDL Combination Test
- Pass a CDL Air Brakes Test
- Pass a CDL Skills Test (Road Test)
You will need to provide proper identification when you apply for your CDL. Some acceptable forms are:
- Birth Certificate
- Social Security Card (or proof of the number)
- U.S. Passport
- Birth Certificate
- A Rhode Island driver license
- Other state's driver license (if transferring from another state)
- Military ID card
How much does the Rhode Island CDL cost?
Commercial Driver's License Services Fees
- Application $10.00
- License(CDL) Chauffeur License $26.50
- License(CDL) Duplicate License $26.50
- License(CDL) License Renewal 70 and older (2 years) $29.50
- License(CDL) License Renewal (5 years) $71.50
- License(CDL) Permit Renewal/Duplicate $21.50
- License(CDL) Test (each) $11.50
- License(CDL) Transfer License (out of state) $49.50
- License(CDL) Update License $6.50
More information about fees from RI DMV.


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Are you thinking about adding a ZZ plant to your collection of houseplants, but wondering if they need a lot of light? Well then, I'm here to give you all the information you need to know about these tough little plants and their light requirements.
Because of their adaptability to low-light conditions, ZZ plants are frequently found in homes and workplaces.
Light Needs of Zz Plants? Need a Lot?
Now, let's get down to the nitty-gritty of light requirements for a ZZ plant. These plants are considered to be low light plants, which means they can survive in settings with minimal sunlight. In fact, they can even thrive in conditions where other plants would struggle to survive.
This doesn't mean that ZZ plants don't need any light at all. In fact, they do need some light to survive, but they don't need a lot. You know what I am saying right?
As a general rule, you should place your Zz plant in a spot where it will receive indirect sunlight. This means that the plant should be out of direct sunlight, but still in a spot where it will receive some natural light.
It's also worth noting that while Zz plants can tolerate low light conditions, they will benefit from more light. If you want your Zz plant to grow quickly and have a lush, full appearance, you should place it in a spot where it will receive more light.
How To Tell If Your Zz Plant Is Getting Enough Light?
It's not always easy to tell if your ZZ plant is getting enough light, but there are a few signs to look out for. If your ZZ plant is looking pale or yellow, it could be a sign that it's not getting enough light.
On the other hand, if the leaves are turning brown or crispy, it's a sign that the plant is getting too much light.
Another way to tell if your Zz plant is getting enough light is to pay attention to its growth. If your plant is growing slowly or not at all, it could be a sign that it's not getting enough light.
Lighting Recommendations for Zz Plant!
Here's a handy table to give you an idea of how much light your Zz plant needs at different stages of its growth:
|Stage of Growth
|Bright indirect light
|Bright indirect light
Zz plants can tolerate a wide range of light levels, but they will grow best in bright indirect light.
Zz plants are known for their tolerance to low light conditions, so don't stress too much about providing them with the perfect amount of light. And remember, if you're unsure if your Zz plant is getting enough light, just take a look at the leaves and pay attention to the growth rate.
I have 2 Zz plants at my home for the last 3 years and they are growing pretty nicely with indirect sunlight!


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I got a database with a column of type geography(Point,4326), the data contained looks like 0101000020E610000092E057F66EF73140930035B56CBD4840. How can I convert it to GPS coordinates?
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It looks like this column is in Well Known Binary (WKB) or Extended Well Known Binary (EWKB) Format. You should try to query it using something like:
select astext(your_column_name) from your_table_name
That will give you the textual representation. Not sure what you mean by GPS co-ordinates? Do you want to convert it into a.gpx file or just get the lat/lon. In which case the former will do that, although you might have to clean up the output in text editor or something.
The alternative would be
select ST_X(your_column_name),ST_Y(your_column_name) from your_table_name
which will give you the numeric lats and longs in two columns as your query table.
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These are functions on Geometry columns --- on Geography columns, the following is correct:
 select ST_AsEWKT(your_column_name) from your_table_name
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What I mean by GPS coordinates is just lat/lon. I've tried the functions you proposed but both returned an error ERROR: function astext(geography) does not exist ERROR: function st_x(geography) does not exist. Is there something I have to install to get it working? – Elwhis Sep 2 '12 at 21:28
Try ST_AsEWKT(your_column_name) – Stev_k Sep 3 '12 at 0:41
Yep, that worked, thank you very much! – Elwhis Sep 3 '12 at 1:13
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The ST_X/ST_Y functions are only defined on the geometry type, so cast there before calling them.
SELECT ST_X(geogcolumn::geometry), ST_Y(geogcolumn::geometry) FROM thetable;
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According to my tests (postgres 9.2, postgis 2.0.1), this is a bit faster than ST_AsEWKT – Laurent Debricon Sep 18 '12 at 15:15
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Ministry of the Environment directs environmental monitoring
Ministry of the Environment directs environmental monitoring. The Environmental Monitoring Strategy prepared by the Ministry sets the guidelines for monitoring for 2020. The Finnish Environment Institute (SYKE) coordinates national environmental monitoring. Centres for Economic Development, Transport and the Environment are responsible for monitoring in their own area. The Institute and regional centres work in close cooperation in carrying out the national monitoring programmes.
Monitoring carried out by the environmental administration
The Finnish environmental administration monitors natural re-sources, environmental pressures and the state of the environment. For example, water quantity and quality, air quality and biodiversity are monitored. Monitoring programmes are being updated in the process of implementing the EU Water Framework Directive.
Monitoring results of the environmental administration
Examples of monitoring activities and results are available:
Local pollution control monitoring
Local pollution control monitoring of waters is required under the national environmental legislation and is paid for by polluters. In accordance with the legislation, the impacts of municipal and industrial waste waters and those of fish farms, peat mining companies, landfills, and water abstraction and hydraulic engineering operations are monitored regularly. Local pollution control monitoring plans are tailored individually for each polluter and are approved by the centre for Economic Development, Transport and the Environment. There are about 5000 water quality sampling sites under local pollution control monitoring (rivers, lakes and coastal sea areas). The results are reported annually to the environmental authorities.
Environmental monitoring carried out by other institutes
Besides the Finnish Environment Institute and 13 centres for Economic Development, Transport and the Environment, other national governmental institutes are carrying out environmental monitoring.
The monitoring activities of these institutes are summarized in the publication:

source: HuggingFaceFW/fineweb-edu


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I have script that has some functions.
Can I run one of the function directly from command line?
something like
myScript.sh func()
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If the script only defines the functions and does nothing else, you can first execute the script within the context of the current shell using the source or. command and then simply call the function. See help source for more information.
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Well, while the other answers are right - you can certainly do something else: if you have access to the bash script, you can modify it, and simply place at the end the special parameter $@ - which will expand to the arguments of the command line you specify, and since it's "alone" the shell will try to call them verbatim; and here you could specify the function name as the first argument. Example:
$ cat test.sh
testA() {
 echo "TEST A $1";
testB() {
 echo "TEST B $2";
# call arguments verbatim:
$ bash test.sh
$ bash test.sh testA
$ bash test.sh testA arg1 arg2
TEST A arg1
$ bash test.sh testB arg1 arg2
TEST B arg2
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../myScript.sh && func()
First register it in the context, then call the functions in the shell scripts.
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Briefly, no.
You can import all of the functions in the script into your environment with source (help source for details), which will then allow you to call them. This also has the effect of executing the script, so take care.
There is no way to call a function from a shell script as if it were a shared library.
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Issuing certificates to your students is something more than just congratulating them on their achievements. The issued certificate is also representing your image and brand.
With this being said, the look and feel of the credentials you issue should convey the message of your school, university, webinar, or course.
In this article, we will explain to you how to design certificates for your students using Certifier.
Step 1: Sign Up and Log In to Certifier
The first thing you should do is to sign up and log in to Certifier. This step takes less than one minute. Once you are logged in, you will be automatically redirected to the Design tab and start designing your first certificate.
Step 2: Choose a Template
There are two main approaches towards designing a certificate:
1) Using a pre-made template
2) Creating a design from scratch
While creating a design from scratch is a good way to stand out, it is crucial to understand that such an approach is both cost- and time-consuming.
Thus, we suggest clicking on the Templates button under the Design tab and using a pre-made template offered by Certifier's templates library.
To choose the right template, you should always keep in mind the topic of your course/webinar/program. Having that information in your mind, you should browse the templates library and look for the samples that match your topic the most.
For example, the IT field is usually associated with minimalism, bluish colors, IT-inspired graphic elements like computers, brackets, etc.
On the other hand, issuing the certificate of arts course completion requires using bold and colorful templates.
Do not forget that the text on the templates is customizable.
Thus, if you feel like the template saying Certificate of Internship matches your marketing course the most – feel free to use it since you will be able to change the text according to your needs.
Once you have filtered the library and picked some five templates that suit your topic, you should decide which of them you like best.
Having made up your mind, you should now customize the template that you have chosen and create your first certificate design.
Step 3: Customize the text
There are two main types of text fields one can place on the template:
1) Repetitive (Issue Date, Heading, etc.) - these fields will be the same for all of your students.
2) Unique (Recipient Name, Certificate ID, etc.) - each of your students will have unique text written.
When customizing the text fields, you should start with checking whether the template you have chosen has all the text fields you have in your mind, e.g. student's name, issue date, expiry date, course name, etc.
Following this, you should filter the text fields you want to place and decide which of them are unique (these are usually the recipient name and certificate id). All the repetitive fields can be placed directly on the template just in the way you want them to be displayed.
All of the unique fields should be placed as Attributes (they are stored under the Attributes tab). Attributes make Certifier powerful: with their help, you can issue hundreds of certificates to your students with just one click.
Simply put, these are dynamic elements that get replaced with data you provide during the issuing process.
This is how differently the same certificate can look like:
- certificate on the left - fonts carefully picked and adjusted;
- certificate on the right - no consistency in terms of fonts adjustments.
Read more: 8 Steps To Effective Certificate Design
Step 4: Customize the images
Placing the logo of your school, university, or company will give your students a branded experience. Thus, go to the Image tab to upload the logo of your company if you have one.
In addition to this, you may have some partners who assisted you in the course preparation. Thus, it is a good idea to place their logo as well when you design a certificate.
Your signature is one more graphic element you may want to place. You should simply upload a picture of your signature without a background and place it in the Signature field.
Congratulations! You have just designed your first certificate using Certifier's certificate template.
The last step is to name your certificate design and save it by hitting the Save Design button on the right upper corner.
Now you can issue your freshly designed certificates to hundreds of students in just one click!
Go through this checklist to find out whether your certificate has all the necessary elements:
Information about the certificate issuer:
- Name of your organization
- Your logo
- Teacher's name (if applicable)
- Signature (if applicable)
- Website (if applicable)
Information about the recipient:
- Full name of a recipient ([recipient.name] attribute)
- Course/program/webinar title
- Additional information about your program
Information about the issued credential:
- Document Title: certificate, diploma, confirmation, etc
- Issue date
- Expiration date (if applicable)
- Certificate ID (if applicable)
Some pieces of advice on how to design a professionally-looking certificate
- Use your brand colors.
- Do not use too many colors, try to limit yourself with three of them.
- If you feel that you are not good at design, use the template.
- Pay particular attention to white space (space without any information): there should be neither too much nor too little of it.
- Try to place your elements in a logical and symmetrical way.
- Remember that dynamic elements can take more space than you see initially: [recipient.name] attribute has 13 letters whereas a random name like Cameron Stephens which will replace the attribute has 15 letters and a white space.
- Issue test certificates first! Send them to your email, open, and see how the issued certificates look like and whether all the information is displayed in the way you planned.
As you can see, a degree in design is not required to create a beautiful certificate :) Get our free plan and see it for yourself!


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The Kapiti Coast District Council says bore water is again being added to Waikanae River water to supply Waikanae, Paraparaumu and Raumati.
This is because the level of the Waikanae River (left) is falling faster than expected.
Waikanae River is currently flowing at 850 litres per second and Council is supplementing river water with bore water at a ratio of 50%, says Dave Bassett, Water & Treatment Manager.
"With no rain predicted for the rest of this week, the flow will drop to 750 litres per second and we will be at 100% bore supply in a few days."=
Demand for water is around 17 million litres a day, so current water conservation efforts are working well, Dave Bassett says.
"We know this is challenging for local people and Council greatly appreciates their efforts over the very dry summer," he adds.
Construction has begun on Council's River Recharge Scheme and, once it is operating in 2015, bore water will not be needed to supplement river water in times of drought.
Instead, the scheme will enable groundwater to be put into Waikanae River below the Treatment Plant to maintain river levels and will mean that, unlike the present situation, bore water will not enter water supply.


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This guide shows how to install sensors so that they can report measurements to the cloud. For larger installations, please plan before starting.
What you need
Only a sensor is required, but it is helpful to have Studio available to identify and name the sensor immediately. An online Cloud Connector to check connectivity is also recommended.
In some installations, for example, on pipes, use a suitable range extender.
- Identify the sensor
Scan the QR code or use the Identify Sensor by touch feature in Studio to quickly identify the sensor
- Mount the sensor
Peel the protective film from the back of the sensor and stick it directly to a dry and clean surface, or follow the installation instructions for range extenders
- Check the signal strength
Touch the sensor and verify that it reports through Studio without using Boost
View detailed installation guidelines for Desk Occupancy Sensor, Motion Sensor, and CO2 Sensor.
Identify the sensor
Prepare the sensor you want to install and identify it by scanning the QR code as shown below. Once identified, enter a descriptive name in Studio.
No QR code on the sensor?
Early versions of the sensors were shipped without a QR code. If the sensor lacks a QR code, identify using the Identify Sensor by touch feature in Studio or reading the printed ID in the front.
Mount the sensor
The back of the sensor has a strong adhesive for permanent installation. Fasten the sensor by peeling the protective film from the back and stick to a dry and clean surface. Press the sensor firmly for a few seconds to complete the mounting.
Is adhesive not suitable?
For temporary installations or special conditions, look at adhesives for different mounting conditions.
Using a Range Extender?
Follow the installation steps for the range extender.
Mounting on metal?
If a sensor is placed directly on a metal surface, the wireless range will be severely affected, and using a Surface Range Extender, Pipe Range Extender, Water Detector Range Extender, or an Ambient Range Extender is recommended.
If an extender is not an option, increase the wireless range by placing the sensor halfway on the metal or orienting the sensor 90 degrees to the metal surface.
Check the signal strength
Tap the sensor to see its live response in Studio. The signal strength should show two bars (no signal icon) or more for a robust installation.
Installing without Cloud Connectors?
Sometimes it is more efficient to install sensors first and install the required amount of Cloud Connector later to cover the mounted sensors.
No response in Studio or boost mode?
If the sensor does not report upon touch (no signal icon) or is transmitting using boost mode (oost icon), we recommend installing an additional Cloud Connector or using sensor accessories with range extenders to improve coverage.
If the sensor continues to be offline, look at troubleshooting.
Sensor not in Studio?
Check that the correct project is selected. If the sensor is still lacking, ask your administrator for access to the project that contains the sensors.


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This article depicts a navigation control system design that is based on a set of rules in order to follow a desired
trajectory. The full control of the aircraft considered here comprises: a low level stability control loop, based on classic
PID controller and the higher level navigation whose main job is to exercise lateral control (course) and altitude control,
trying to follow a desired trajectory. The rules and PID gains were adjusted systematically according to the result of
flight simulation. In spite of its simplicity, the rule-based navigation control proved to be robust, even with big
perturbation, like crossing winds.
In this paper, a global control structure for autonomous robotic aircraft is proposed. The main objective of this advanced
control structure is to provide the unmanned aircraft with the necessary autonomy, at different levels, so that it can
accomplish complex missions, like autonomous exploration and patrolling, without the remote attendance of an operator.
The solution proposed is based on a robotic methodology that considers a multilevel control structure, with different real
time requirements, where each level is built on multiple interconnected and clearly defined modules. The proposed
control structure consists of a high level mission control and supervision module, an intermediate level control module
for navigation and obstacle management, and at the lower level, the control module which deals with stability and vessel
survival. An implementation of the control architecture is shown for a UAV platform used for geophysical exploration.


text: Tarakan city is one of city that is growing in the province of North Kalimantan. In an effort to promote the development and economic development of the town of Tarakan, Juwata Airport is in airport that needs to be upgrade the capacity. The research on the water flow in drainage Juwata Airport is expected to determine the capacity of the drainage channel on. This research uses a rainfall data calculation method partial series and log normal distribution and the analyzed debit calculation where the calculation of the flow rate using the manning formula and then the calculation of input on HEC-RAS 4.1.0. Based on the calculation, obtained the discharge design 0.367 m3/s with a bottom width dimension of the channel plan (B) = 0.64 m: channel height (H) = 1.08 m with high water = 0.56 m while the existing channel bottom width (B) =1.04 m ; channel height (H)= 0.67 m with high water =0.721 m, which in these conditions is not able to accommodate the existing channel of the water discharge.


=minimized, 3=maximized
// TRUE is used to tell the MSQuery a new query should be created
The user will see "Return to application" as a replacement in the file-exit menu of MSQuery. When the user select this, the query will be returned to the application. This command should be passed without a time-out interval, so TIMEOUT_ASYNC must be passed. When the user is done, and has created or canceled the query, the callback function is called. In this callback function the result should be retrieved from MSQuery.
Modifying a query
Modifying a query is a little harder, it can be done the following way. Every command except the last one should NOT use TIMEOUT_ASYNC!
Build the connectionstring to connect to:
"[BuildODBC(\">place the connectionstring here>")]"
Now connect: (for a list of parameters of LogonNow see the MSQuery help).
Open the query: (this can be a query filename or a real SQL statement)
"[Open(\" ")]"
The last command is used to wait for the user to modify the query:
"[UserControl(\"&Return to application\",1,FALSE)]"
// Now false to tell MSQuery no new query needs to be created
Getting the result
In the callback function it is the responsibilty of the application to get the result. To get the selected query use:
To retrieve the connectionstring use:
That's about all you need to know to use MSQuery with your application. Though this articles if very brief in everything, you are free to ask me questions if some things aren't clear. Also try to look at the help of MSQuery, it contains more commands and other information. Read the documentation of DDEML in the Visual C online help.
The CMSQuery class
The CMSQuery class is VERY easy to use. You should use it within a dialog box with a cancel button, because your application should wait until the user presses cancel or returns from MSQuery. There are a few things that needs to be done to create the class. Use the class dynamicly in your cancelbutton dialog. In the OnInitDialog do the following:
BOOL CCancelDlg::OnInitDialog()
 m_query = new CDBSMsQuery();
 m_query->Create(m_sqlstring, this);
m_query is the CMSQuery object as a member of the CCancelDlg class. Create runs MSQuery or tries to connect to an existing instance. Shows MSQuery and makes a DDE connection. You should check the result of Create, if it returns false the connection hasn't been made. The first parameter of Create is the SQL string, when this string is empty a new query is created else the existing is opened. This is the pointer of the cancel dialog.
Then you should wait till the user presses cancel or MSQuery is finished. When MSQuery is finished it will send a WM_COMMAND message with IDCANCEL.
In the OnCancel function of this dialog do something like this:
// Retrieve the result and destroy the object
 m_sqlstringOK = m_query->QueryOK();
 m_sqlstring = m_query->GetQuery();
 m_conenctstr = m_query->GetConnectionString();
// Delete the MSQuery object
 delete m_query;
I would advise you to study the included sample, and see how easy it is to use the class.
Rick Blommers,
Download demo project - 82 Kb
 - Great work!!!
 Posted by Legacy on 07/24/2002 12:00am
 Originally posted by: Alexander N. Treyner
 Really, Great work!!!
 - Fix for editing a query:
 Posted by Legacy on 08/23/1999 12:00am
 Originally posted by: Rick Blommers
 It somethimes happend that MSQuery can't open the query for editing.
 After a lot of debugging I discovered the cause:
 Somehow \r\n are inserted in the query. This is caused by the edit control or msquery itself..
 To fix it remove every \r and \n from the query
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text:
Effect of testosterone on of ovine spermatogonial colony formation in-vitro
Spermatogonial stem cells (SSCs) are able to establish balance between self-renewal and differentiation, thereby maintain the spermatogenesis. The aim of this study was to investigate effects of different doses of Testosterone on SSCs colony formation. Materials and Methods: The cells were isolated from testes of prepubertal lambs by two-step enzymatic digestion and then purified by differential platting. The cells were cultured for 13 days in 4 groups: Control [DMEM containing antibiotic (1%)
... ng antibiotic (1%) and FBS (5%)]; and Treatment groups 1, 2 and 3 (DMEM+Testosterone 60, 120 and 240 µg/ml, respectively). The culture media was changed every 72 h. Identification of SSCs was performed by immunocytochemistry staining against PGP9.5. Finally, following the evaluation of percentage for viability rate of SSCs immediately after isolation and also the number and surface areas of the colonies on days 5, 9 and 13 after the beginning of culturing by invert microscopy, the analyses were made using statistical tests. Results: The percentage for viability rate of SSCs after isolation was 86.77±3.63%. The decrease in the number and surface areas of spermatogonial colonies in Treatment groups 2 and 3 were significant compared to Control and Treatment group1 (P<0.05). Furthermore, colony number and surface area were significantly increased at day 13 compared to those of the days 5 and 9 (P<0.05). Conclusion: The results of this study showed that Testosterone has no effect on colony induction of SSCs in vitro. Increasing the Testosterone dose decreases the colony number and surface area of SSCs.


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This scorecard is created to track performance, therefore the demonstration of data within color markers identifies the boundaries of what we define as success. In some instances, a trend may be moving in the wrong direction, but still may be within our 'Target for Success' area. The use of Color Bands and Color Arrows help to define the Target for Success and Current Progress.
Green, Black and Red arrows are used to reflect our 'Current Progress' status.
- GREEN Arrow = We're getting better!
- BLACK Arrow = We're maintaining our position.
- RED Arrow = We're going in the wrong direction.
Green, Yellow or Red color bands are used to reflect our 'Target for Success' zones.
- GREEN Color Band = We've reached our Target for Success!
- YELLOW Color Band = We're making progress, but not quite there yet.
- RED Color Band = We're below our Target for Success.
Data is described with the Time Period, Actual Value, Target Value, Current Trend and Baseline Change %. These mean:
- Time Period - The most current time period for which the data were available.
- Actual Value - The actual level of achievement, the most current data point for the indicator; also shown in a Color Band to reflect if that value is or is not within our Target for Success zone.
- Target Value - The desired level of achievement for the data indicator.
- Current Trend - The direction of progress is shown by a Color Arrow to reflect our Current Progress status, and also noting for how many data points the direction been occurring.
- Baseline Change % - The percentage of change between the baseline data point and the current data point (actual value); also shown with a Color Arrow to describe Current Progress status.


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Have you ever been tempted to assume that families with the same surname were related because they lived near each other? Well, you might want to think again before making assumptions about family relationships based on proximity.
The 1850 Federal Census for Independence County, Arkansas illustrates this pitfall very well. There were no less than 64 individuals with the surname Reeves, Reaves, or Reves, living in 11 households in the predominately rural county in 1850. Four households consisted of descendants of Jordan Reeves Jr (born about 1773 in North Carolina), four of descendants of William Reeves (born 1766 in Grayson County Virginia), and three of descendants of Miles Reeves (born about 1760-70, birth state unknown).
For years, the descendants of Miles Reeves assumed that he was a son of Jordan Reeves Sr (born 1747 in North Carolina), based on very little evidence other than the migration of his sons between 1837 and 1846 to Independence County where Jordan Reeves Jr had moved in 1825. Because of this assumption, investigation of the origins of Miles Reeves languished.
DNA analysis ultimately proved that the sons of Miles Reeves were not related to Jordan Reeves. Likewise, the William Reeves descendants are not related to either Miles Reeves' or Jordan Reeves' lines. Descendants of Jordan Reeves have tested in DNA Group 8 in the Reeves DNA Project while descendants of William Reeves' brothers Jesse and John have tested in Group 6. A Miles Reeves descendant who had his DNA tested did not match anyone in the DNA project.
Documentary evidence supports the DNA findings. No connections among the three families have been found other than the fact that they all lived in the same county for several years.
Similar situations abound in Reeves genealogy. Though today the surname "Reeves" is the 358th most common surname in the US, it seems sometimes that Reeves were everywhere in colonial America.
If you are researching a Reeves line, consider finding male descendants to do the Y-DNA testing. It could help narrow your research to specific families. And you will find cousins you never knew you had.


text:
Cardiff Marine Services Completes Porthcawl Marina Dredging
During January 2018, Cardiff Marine Services was contracted to carry out maintenance dredging at Porthcawl Marina over 21 tides.
Throughout the dredging works, conducted by water injection method, an average of 1.3 to 1.5m of silt was removed from the dredged area. The majority of the dredging exercise reduced the levels down to the original bed level.
Water injection dredging uses water pumps connected to a series of nozzles on a horizontal jet bar. The nozzles inject large volumes of water at low pressure directly onto the sediment build up.
This process fluidises the sediment build up, turning it into a density current which is then able to flow horizontally out of the channel or port. This process eliminates the need for traditional excavation dredging methods and the subsequent transportation of the dredged material.


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, showing the wrapped per-file key and information on what class it is assigned to.
- The Per-file or per-extent key is unwrapped with the class key and sent to the hardware AES engine.
- The hardware AES engine decrypts the file and reads it from flash memory
- All wrapped file key handling happens in the Secure Enclave thus never exposing the operations outside of the Secure Enclave.
- After completed, it uses the ephemeral key to re-wrap the keys to send them to the application processor.
Its important to remember that all metadata is encrypted with a random key created during OS install or after a device wipe. Like most things APFS, makes it even more secure by wrapping the file system metadata key with the Secure Enclave UID key for long-term storage. The Secure Enclave handles this in an interesting way by creating an ephemeral per-boot version of the key to protect it from the application processor. When stored, the encrypted file system key is additionally wrapped by an effaceable key stored in Effaceable Storage. This key by design is managed to be erased easily either by a MDM wipe command or a user wiping the device. In this situation, all files will be cryptographically irretrievable. The hierarchy that has been mentioned provides pliability and good performance. One example you will find in Apple's security docs is when you change a file's class would only require rewrapping the per-file key or changing a passcode will require changing the class key.
How Passcodes Impact Data Protection
Most people know that if a device has its passcode enabled then it enables data protection. The biggest thing to know is that without the passcode certain data classes are near impenetrable. They also entangle the device UID in the passcode requiring you to input it on the device to attempt to break through. They also use an iteration count to deter attackers by making a single attempt take up to 90ms along with a growing scale based on the number of attempts. A 6 character passcode for example could take up to 5 years to penetrate. Secure Enclave devices will use the Secure Enclave coprocessor to enforce delays and works similarly to a BIOS by remembering the password attempt status on reboot.
Data Protection Classes
We have been hinting at classes for awhile. It's time you understand them. The key to remember is it is up to the application to decide what class a file has. They are as follows
Complete Protection: The key is created with a combination of the passcode and UID. Shortly after being locked, the keys are discarded thus rendering data inaccessible until the device is unlocked.
Protected Unless Open: The use case for this class is when you need to write when locked, such as downloading something while locked. This class uses asymmetric elliptic curve cryptography to achieve the desired result. The per-file key is protected by One-Pass Diffie-Hellman Key Agreement The ephemeral public key is stored along with the per-file key with these characteristics:
- Concatenation Key Derivation Function
- Omitted AlgorithmID
- PartyUInfo and PartyVInfo are the ephemeral and static public keys
- SHA-256 hashing
- Per-file key is wiped on file closure
The shared secret is re-created with the Protected Unless Open class private key and the file's ephemeral public key when the file wants to be re-opened, which are then used to restart the process again.
Protected Until First User Authentication: This class is the same as the complete protection class with the one exception that the decrypted class key remains. This is similar to desktop full-volume encryption. The goal of this class is to protect from attacking involving reboots. This is considered to be the standard 3rd party data class unless otherwise specified.
No Protection: This class key is protected by the UID and lives in effaceable storage. All of the keys are stored on the device, which mostly only facilitates fast remote wipes.
Keychain Data Protection
The iOS keychain is a vital aspect of how iOS functions seamlessly. The keychain manages passwords, login keys, and much more. At its core, the keychain is a SQLite database stored on the file system. A daemon in iOS called securityd determines what can access the keychain at a process or application level. The keychain access APIs talk to the daemon to determine the keychainaccess-groups, application-identifier, and application-group entitlements for applications. Access groups let keychain items be shared across apps. That is limited to the developer, such as your MDM can share the keychain across all of their apps. Today, Apple requires 3rd party apps to use access groups with a prefix allocated via app groups.
Keychain Data Protection closely mimics how regular data protection works as seen below.
An important class to focus on is kSecAttrAccessibleAfterFirstUnlock which is used frequently for apps that need to perform background updates. The class kSecAttrAccessibleWhenPasscodeSetThisDeviceOnly works the same as kSecAttrAccessibleWhenUnlocked with the exception that it only exists when the device is locked with a passcode. Its only part of the system keybag and cannot sync to the iCloud keychain, in backups, or in escrow keybags. Passcode changes make the keybag uselesss like when you do a device wipe.
The device only classes are very appealing as they can be backed up but only are accessible by the time they were created on. Apple did a nice job of organizing keys in a way that makes the OS less cumbersome and more secure by making choices that are practical. As an example, certificates are usable when the device is locked but can't be exfiltrated to other devices.
Apple also leverages ACLs to ensure that certain items can only be accessed under certain conditions. As an example, you need TouchID to access saved passwords in Safari. A seldom used feature is one that can render some keys useless if a new fingerprint is added to the device as a way of thwarting attackers. Like most things that matter, the ACLs are evaluated inside of the Secure Enclave.
I know most people won't care about a lot of this stuff. I personally feel that any mobility engineer must understand how the basics of iOS security work to be effective. If you understand how Data-at-Rest Encryption, the keychain, and several other tenets of iOS security work then they can be great stewards of their organizations. Most times people in mobility get a bad rap because they have a few gaps in their knowledge because lets face it mobility training sucks. I believe that grasping the concepts and understanding how to secure devices will empower you to be champions of your respective companies.


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Level with voice (Spirit level / Bubble level) descripción
When measuring the angle, you will have a voice prompt for three ranges: close, very close, or perfect. The voice prompt allows you to keep your eyes away from the screen.
- Displays the angle of tilted surfaces in numbers, showing the difference from the desired angle.
- If the back of your device is not flat (such as a protruding lens or other accessories), you can put the screen face down to measure the angle.
- Can lock the current measurement as the target angle (can use the VOLUME UP button on the device or button on screen to lock the angle).
- Can save the current measurement as the history record (can use the VOLUME DOWN button on the device or button on screen to save the record).
- Can save up to 20 history records for your review
- Laser Leveling function. Please note that you must grant permission of Camera and Storage for this feature). You can preview and take photos for checking horizontal or vertical via camera, just like laser alignment tool.
- Can set the degree of error for each applicable angle range
- Can set the measurement frequency (1 second to 3 seconds)
- Optional mute or audible mode
- Easy to use
- As a substitute for spirit level
- Support languages: English, French, German, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, Japanese, Korean, Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese


Queries
print command accepts query words that limit set of returned items. This feature appeared in the 3.21 version.
 - Query words begin with '?'.
 - Order of query words is significant. Query is evaluated starting from the first word.
 - Query is evaluated for each item in the list. If query succeeds, item is processed, if query fails, item is ignored.
 - Query is evaluated using a stack of boolean values. Initially stack contains infinite amount of 'true' values. At the end of evaluation, if stack contains at least one 'false' value, query fails.
 - Query words operate according to the following rules:
?name pushes 'true' if item has value of property name, 'false' if it does not.
?-name pushes 'true' if item does not have value of property name, 'false' otherwise.
?name=x
?=name=x
pushes 'true' if property name has value equal to x, 'false' otherwise.
?<name=x pushes 'true' if property name has value less than x, 'false' otherwise.
?>name=x pushes 'true' if property name has value greater than x, 'false' otherwise.
?#operations applies operations to the values in the stack.
 - operation string is evaluated left to right.
 - sequence of decimal digits followed by any other character or end of word is interpreted as a stack index. top value has index 0.
 - index that is followed by a character pushes copy of value at that index.
 - index that is followed by the end of word replaces all values with the value at that index.
 - ! character replaces top value with the opposite.
 - & pops two values and pushes result of logical 'and' operation.
 - | pops two values and pushes result of logical 'or' operation.
 - . after an index does nothing.
 - . after another character pushes copy of top value.
Examples:
 - Get all ethernet and VLAN interfaces:
/interface/print
?type=ether
?type=vlan
?#|
 - Get all routes that have non-empty comment:
/ip/route/print
?>comment=
OID
print command can return OID values for properties that are available in SNMP. This feature appeared in 3.23 version.
In console, OID values can be seen by running 'print oid' command. In API, these properties have name that ends with ".oid", and can be retrieved by adding their name to the value of '.proplist'. An example:
/system/resource/print
=.proplist=uptime,cpu-load,uptime.oid,cpu-load.oid
 !re
=uptime=01:22:53
=cpu-load=0
=uptime.oid=.1.3.6.1.2.1.1.3.0
=cpu-load.oid=.1.3.6.1.2.1.25.3.3.1.2.1
 !done
Command examples
/system/package/getall
/system/package/getall
 !re
=.id=*5802
=disabled=no
=name=routeros-x86
=version=3.0beta2
=build-time=oct/18/2006 16:24:41
=scheduled=
 !re
=.id=*5805
=disabled=no
=name=system
=version=3.0beta2
=build-time=oct/18/2006 17:20:46
=scheduled=
... more !re sentences ...
 !re
=.id=*5902
=disabled=no
=name=advanced-tools
=version=3.0beta2
=build-time=oct/18/2006 17:20:49
=scheduled=
 !done
/user/active/listen
/user/active/listen
 !re
=.id=*68
=radius=no
=when=oct/24/2006 08:40:42
=name=admin
=address=0.0.0.0
=via=console
 !re
=.id=*68
=.dead=yes
... more !re sentences ...
/cancel, simultaneous commands
/login
 !done
=ret=856780b7411eefd3abadee2058c149a3
/login
=name=admin
=response=005062f7a5ef124d34675bf3e81f56c556
 !done
-- first start listening for interface changes (tag is 2)
/interface/listen
.tag=2
-- disable interface (tag is 3)
/interface/set
=disabled=yes
=.id=ether1
.tag=3
-- this is done for disable command (tag 3)
 !done
.tag=3
-- enable interface (tag is 4)
/interface/set
=disabled=no
=.id=ether1
.tag=4
-- this update is generated by change made by first set command (tag 3)
 !re
=.id=*1
=disabled=yes
=dynamic=no
=running=no
=name=ether1
=mtu=1500
=type=ether
.tag=2
-- this is done for enable command (tag 4)
 !done
.tag=4
-- get interface list (tag is 5)
/interface/getall
.tag=5
-- this update is generated by change made by second set command (tag 4)
 !re
=.id=*1
=disabled=no
=dynamic=no
=running=yes
=name=ether1
=mtu=1500
=type=ether
.tag=2
-- these are replies to getall command (tag 5)
 !re
=.id=*1
=disabled=no
=dynamic=no
=running=yes
=name=ether1
=mtu=1500
=type=ether
.tag=5
 !re
=.id=*2
=disabled=no
=dynamic=no
=running=yes
=name=ether2
=mtu=1500
=type=ether
.tag=5
-- here interface getall ends (tag 5)
 !done
.tag=5
-- stop listening - request to cancel command with tag 2, cancel itself uses tag 7
/cancel
=tag=2
.tag=7
-- listen command is interrupted (tag 2)
 !trap
=category=2
=message=interrupted
.tag=2
-- cancel command is finished (tag 7)
 !done
.tag=7
-- listen command is finished (tag 2)
 !done
.tag=2
Example client
 - this is simple API client in Python2
 - example for Python3
 - usage: api.py ip-address username password
 - after that type words from keyboard, terminating them with newline
 - Since empty word terminates sentence, you should press enter twice after last word before sentence will be sent to router.
#!/usr/bin/python
import sys, posix, time, md5, binascii, socket, select
class ApiRos:
 "Routeros api"
 def __init__(self, sk):
 self.sk = sk
 self.currenttag = 0

 def login(self, username, pwd):
 for repl, attrs in self.talk(["/login"]):
 chal = binascii.unhexlify(attrs['=ret'])
 md = md5.new()
 md.update('\x00')
 md.update(pwd)
 md.update(chal)
 self.talk(["/login", "=name=" + username,
 "=response=00" + binascii.hexlify(md.digest())])
 def talk(self, words):
 if self.writeSentence(words) == 0: return
 r = []
 while 1:
 i = self.readSentence();
 if len(i) == 0: continue
 reply = i[0]
 attrs = {}
 for w in i[1:]:
 j = w.find('=', 1)
 if (j == -1):
 attrs[w] = ''
 else:
 attrs[w[:j]] = w[j+1:]
 r.append((reply, attrs))
 if reply == '!done': return r
 def writeSentence(self, words):
 ret = 0
 for w in words:
 self.writeWord(w)
 ret += 1
 self.writeWord('')
 return ret
 def readSentence(self):
 r = []
 while 1:
 w = self.readWord()
 if w == '': return r
 r.append(w)

 def writeWord(self, w):
 print "<<< " + w
 self.writeLen(len(w))
 self.writeStr(w)
 def readWord(self):
 ret = self.readStr(self.readLen())
 print ">>> " + ret
 return ret
 def writeLen(self, l):
 if l < 0x80:
 self.writeStr(chr(l))
 elif l < 0x4000:
 l |= 0x8000
 self.writeStr(chr((l >> 8) & 0xFF))
 self.


Enterprise Social Business Panel & More in HootSuite's _TAG_ Recap Pt. 2
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Enterprise Social Business Panel
Part two of HootSuite's Community Manager Appreciation Day recap covers enterprise social business and using social to engage your communities. If you missed part one, the Owls explored how you can go about Building Community around your brand, business or personal endeavour.
There were four great _TAG_ panels across a few different topics which cover the theme of social engagement quite nicely. From social business discussions with Jeremiah Owyang, to a slick media panel with Huffington Post and Mashable, the discussions provides valuable insight into social ROI and the evolution of social media in the mainstream media industry.
Let's take a gander at at the next four panels, shall we?
Social Business with the Community Roundtable
One of the key things we cover in this discussion is how social media can deliver a measurable ROI for your business. The panel also touches on the evolution of and what truly makes a social business, and how community plays a key role in the process.
 1. Jeremiah Owyang, Altimeter Group
 2. Ashley Brookes, HootSuite Enterprise
 3. Caty Kobe, GetSatisfaction
 4. Leanne Chase, The Community Roundtable
 5. Rachel Happe, The Community Roundtable
 6. Hillary Boucher, The Community Roundtable
 7. Cindy Meltzer, The Social Craft
 8. Chris Catania, Walgreens
 9. Dave Olson, HootSuite
 10. Laura Horak, HootSuite
 11. Connor Meakin, HootSuite
 1. How does employee training factor into transforming a business into a social business?
 2. How do you prove the value and make a business case for both social and community?
 3. What role does social media education play in the context of creating a social business?
 4. How do you overcome objections from higher ups?
 5. What are your favorite resources for social business news, trends and analysis?
_TAG_ Around the World
How different is the role of a community manager in Japan than in South Africa? This panel gives you a good insight into how location, culture and social status affect community management.
 1. Ileana Rossello, HootSuite
 2. Hiroyasu Ichikawa, Social Company
 3. Jose Albis, albis.co
 4. Nico Ibieta, PuntoCuro
 5. Jean Eves Lemesle, Doctissimo
 6. Kimberly McCabe, Sitecore
 7. Fred Felton, FalconCove
 8. Laura Horak, HootSuite
 1. What's the current state of community management in your region?
 2. What are the most crucial cultural differences which Community Managers face.
 3. Does socio-economic status and market development play a role in community building?
 4. Does the term 'community management' translate to your language?
 5. Does this job exist in all digital cultures around the world?
Where Social Meets Media
Mainstream media publications deal with tons of traffic and thus have to continuously moderate 'fires' in the form of comments, discussions, disagreements etc. Learn from the smart folks at Huffington Post, Mashable and others about the intersection of social and media.
 1. Meghan Peters, Mashable
 2. Mike Fraietta, formerly Newscorp
 3. Annemarie Dooling, The Huffington Post
 4. Dave Olson, HootSuite
 1. How do media social channels move beyond broadcast mode?
 2. What are the objectives of media outlets using social: getting traffic, interaction with articles or something else?
 3. How much control do you put around journalists to discuss their stories on social? Or do you want a top-down approach, sharing from your entity.
 4. In your organization, there's probably some old school journalists who question social – how do you get them on board? Or is it even worth the time?
 5. How do you optimize the delivery process of your content (time, language, context, etc)?
Forums and Moderation
When you're managing and moderating forums, you face unique issues in varying situations. Hear from leaders in e-moderation as they discuss the role of a moderator, the importance of moderators, workflow, legal issues and more.
 1. Patrick O'Keefe, iFroggy Networks
 2. Tia Fisher, eModeration
 3. Blaise Grimes-Viort, eModeration
 4. Ashley Cooksley, eModeration
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How to Hold Focus Mitts & Pads: Top Tips
There's no denying that focus mitts are an essential part of any fighters training regime.
The only issue is, they require someone else to hold them.
Not only that, the person holding the mitts needs to have a good knowledge of different combinations and where they should be holding the mitts for each combo.
A good focus mitt session is only as good as the person holding the mitts, and with that in mind, we've put together this guide o how to hold focus mitts.
We're going to cover some tips you can implement into your training, go over some useful combinations and share some valuable resources as well.
Let's get to it.
Benefits of Focus Mitts
Before we get into our top tips, let's first analyse the benefits that using focus mitts has to offer.
Work on Distance & Timing
Focus mitt work allows the person training to work on their distance and timing, which can't really be done on equipment such as a heavy bag.
By using focus mitts, you're much able to somewhat simulate a fight scenario, where the person training must move around, gage the distance and react to the pad mans commands.
Train Both Offensive & Defensive Technique
One of the main benefits of focus mitt's is how they allow the fighter to train both their offensive and defensive game. They can practice throwing a combination, slipping a counter and returning with another combination.
This can't really be done with any other equipment, especially to this sort of level.
Practice Movement
Focus mitt work allows the person training to practice working different angles, get comfortable coming in and out of range and develop their footwork.
With the exception of sparring, very few other training exercises provide such a well rounded practice, especially where movement is concerned.
Simulate a Fight, Round by Round
If a fighter is training for an upcoming fight, focus mitts can be a great way to keep their senses sharp, without having to spar.
You can even set the timer to however many rounds their upcoming fight is, and work the pads for that amount of time. This way, they'll be able to develop their endurance so that they can maintain a certain level of output throughout their fight.
How to Hold Focus Mitts: Top Tips
Right, let's dive into some of our top tips for holding focus mitts.
Also, if you haven't already got yourself a decent pair, head over and check out our guide on the best focus mitts for some fantastic options.
Tip 1: Positioning
First things first, is for the pad man (or women) to have their positioning correct - both in terms of how they're stood and where they're holding the mitts.
I've seen a lot of people in the gym holding the mitts way too far out to the side. As a general rule of thumb, keep your elbows close to your body. If you're holding the mitts out like chicken wings, bring them elbows in much, much closer.
Tip 2: Arm & Wrist Tension
When you're holding the mitts for the person training, make sure to keep your arm and wrist somewhat tensed. You don't want your wrist to be snapping back every time the person hits the mitt. Keep your wrists and elbows firm throughout the exercise.
Tip 3: Hand Movement
In terms of hand movement, it's important to find the right balance. You don't want to keep your hands raised and still the whole time, nor do you want to be overly swinging the mitts towards the persons glove.
Lightly bring the mitt towards the persons gloves - don't extend too far though, as you want the person training to practice finding the correct distance and find the pad themselves (move the pad around an inch or two).
Similarly, don't keep your hands raised the entire time like a tree. Instead, drop your hands to your waist in between each combination. This way, the person training has to react to your movement.
Tip 4: Remind Them to Keep Their Hands Raised
The whole point of pad work is to help keep the fighter sharp, fast and maintaining their technique. As such, it's your duty as the pad man to prevent them from picking up any bad habits and keep their technique in shape.
For example, if the person training is dropping their hands, make sure you let them know. Throw a cheeky jab to their head (lightly), just to let them know if this was a real opponent, they'd have been hit.
Tip 5: Don't Always Call Out the Combinations
You can also do something that's known as target practice. This is where you don't call out the combinations, just put the mitts up and let the fighter react to what they see.
This can help to get them used to throwing strikes and combinations out of instinct, as opposed to being told what to do. I would do this alongside regular pad work, maybe for the last round, once they've found their rhythm and have an idea what sort of combinations are going to be coming.
Tip 6: Remember to Move Around
If you've got space, use it.
A real fight isn't going to consist of two fighters planting their feet and banging it out (well it's unlikely). Remember to circle around the person training, so that they have to follow you in order to stay in front and land their combinations.
What's more, this movement will allow them to practice working different angles, and using their footwork to stay in range.
Tip 7: Increase Speed
As your training partner is starting to land the combinations comfortably, start to pick up the pace.
This in turn will help to improve their hand speed as well as their endurance.
Tip 8: Throw Your Own Strikes
In an actual boxing match, or any combat sports match for that matter, the person opposite you is going to be fighting back.
With that in mind, you as the pad holder should throw some of your own strikes into the mix, forcing the person training to slip or roll out of the way.
You can work these nice into the combinations, for example jab, cross, hook, slip, jab, cross, hook.
Example Combinations
If you're finding it hard to know which combination to call out, the below video is a fantastic example.
I absolutely love this video from precision boxing, as it literally shows you how to hold the pads for different combinations.
It also starts off nice and simple, then starts to incorporate some more advanced combinations as the video progresses.
Check it out below.
Final Thoughts
Thanks for taking the time to read our guide on how to hold focus mitts.
If you've got any questions, or even any of your own tips, leave a comment down below.
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What is Contrast Enhancer Samsung TV?
The contrast enhancement feature on Samsung TVs is used to reduce the differences in the brightness of bright and dark areas. This feature is useful for watching older movies with too much film grain. But, it might make the screen look brighter than it is. You can turn off this feature or even set it to auto. However, this feature is best used with old movies. It may not be necessary for UHD or HD content. So, when is it useful?
Most of the Samsung TVs feature a picture mode that adjusts brightness and contrast automatically, without your input. You can turn on or off Noise Reduction in the Display settings of the TV. It is recommended that you turn off the Color Tone feature if you are not a gamer. This setting enhances the red or blue hue in the white light in the image. Samsung TVs feature a blue light filter, which helps to ensure that you can watch movies in brighter rooms.
What Should Contrast Enhancer Be On?
What Should Contrast Enhancer Be On a Samsung TV? This feature automatically adjusts the brightness of your TV to make it look brighter and contrast is reduced between dark and light areas. Depending on the contrast you want, it may make the screen appear brighter than it really is. If this affects your viewing experience, you can turn it off. For gaming, the highest contrast setting is 35.
The contrast setting allows you to adjust the brightness of white portions of the picture. A high value can make whites appear brighter, while a low one will make whites look subdued. Gamma adjusts the mid-contrast range of your TV and is optimal at 2.2. You can also adjust the tint of the picture by adjusting the hue. If you're concerned about the skin tone, set the tint to "0." Other settings, such as color space and audio-video synchronization, may be useful.
Samsung TVs are equipped with different picture modes and presets. The picture modes vary depending on the model and input source. The Dynamic mode is the best choice for viewing videos in bright and natural light conditions. Dynamic mode, however, can cause eye fatigue under certain conditions. In addition, it consumes more electricity than the other two modes. The standard mode provides an ideal viewing experience under normal lighting.
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What Does Contrast Do on Samsung TV?
If you're looking to improve your picture quality, consider turning off the contrast enhancer in your Samsung TV. This feature automatically adjusts the brightness of your screen to minimize the difference between the brightest and darkest parts of an image. But keep in mind that using this feature can make your picture look overly bright. Luckily, you can turn it off or change the settings to suit your needs. Let's look at some of the best ways to do so.
Filmmaker mode is designed for accurate pictures. But on Samsung's S95B, this feature seems limiting. Its settings are: Standard, Movie, and Game. Standard mode has the strongest contrast, which is too strong for some users. If you want a more realistic image, use Game mode. You can adjust the contrast by using the arrows or slider on the remote. For best results, set the contrast enhancer to low.
What Does Advanced Contrast Enhancer Do?
This feature optimizes contrast and backlighting, which can improve picture quality. When activated, the Enhancer automatically adjusts the screen brightness to improve contrast. The higher the setting, the stronger the change. Higher settings can add a sharp punch to some program material. The Low setting does not affect shadow detail. However, it may make the picture look harsh. Here are the benefits of using Advanced Contrast Enhancer on your Samsung TV.
Dynamic contrast adjusts the display contrast based on the video input. However, it tends to reduce the details in bright and dark parts of the image. Additionally, it introduces color banding artifacts. Color tone controls the temperature of colors. A warmer temperature will improve image quality, while a cooler temperature will enhance the look of sports or games. The settings below allow you to customize the settings based on your preferences.
In the Advanced Contrast Enhancer settings, you can choose a preset picture mode or a custom picture mode. In the Expert Picture Settings, you can customize the settings to correct specific viewing problems. Make sure to write down any changes you make, so you can easily identify them if necessary. It's also helpful to write down the exact settings you've changed, since this is a permanent record.
What is Contrast Enhancer on a TV?
To improve the quality of images, you can change the contrast setting on your Samsung TV. There are two different types of contrast enhancements. Dynamic Contrast and Color Tone. Both of these options increase the contrast of an image, but both will reduce detail in dark areas and introduce color banding artifacts. The former will make dark gray areas look black while the latter will dim the light of dark areas.
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Dynamic Contrast optimizes backlight lighting and screen content to deliver the best image quality. Dynamic Contrast makes blacks appear darker and details in shadows disappear. However, this feature is not suitable for every viewing situation. If you're using the TV for watching movies, you should keep this feature switched off. You can also turn off the Contrast Enhancer from the expert menu, but make sure that your picture quality has not been compromised.
Digital Clean View helps reduce video noise. This mode is useful for watching old movies that have film grain. But it isn't necessary if you watch modern movies with high-quality content, as the screen brightness will be reduced. If you are using a Samsung TV for watching movies, it's a good idea to disable this option. If you're watching standard content, you can leave it on for the best picture quality.
What Should Contrast Be on TV?
The difference between bright and dark pixels is determined by the brightness and contrast settings. A lower contrast is good for a dark image while a high contrast is good for a bright, vivid picture. The contrast settings are adjustable via the remote and expert settings. There's a thin line between too low and too high contrast. You can set the contrast to whatever you like. If you're watching a dark film or TV episode, you may want to increase the contrast if it's too dark for your taste.
To find the right contrast setting, pause a movie or show that has bright parts. Turn on the contrast to the highest setting and then lower it until the brightness is sufficient for you to make out fine details. Avoid setting the contrast too low to prevent motion blur. Instead, set the contrast to a level that's appropriate for the content you're watching. However, remember that too high a contrast setting can result in images that look grainy or flat.
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Why Does My Samsung 4K TV Look Blurry?
Sometimes your Samsung 4K TV may show a blurred image. The cause of the problem might be the quality of your source content, or it could be that your TV isn't set up to properly display 4K resolution. If you are experiencing blurred images, you can try changing the settings on your TV to improve the picture quality. The resolution of your source may be at fault, or the picture may be upscaled from a lower resolution. If you're not sure which of the two factors is at fault, call your TV's customer service number.
To fix the problem, try changing the zoom settings on your Samsung TV. You can use the remote to adjust the zoom level. If zooming in continuously is the cause, try changing the zoom level. If you can't find the settings that are causing the blurry image, you can try resetting your television with Samsung's help. In some cases, the blurred image is caused by the Zoom feature, or by a connected device. If you've done so, your television may need repair or replacement.
Should I Turn Noise Reduction on Or Off?
If you are having problems listening to the sound from your TV, you may want to turn noise reduction off. This technology removes pixels of inconsistent size and color from your picture, which will improve its quality. It is best to turn this feature off when you are watching a movie. Noise reduction is not necessary in all situations, however. You can turn it off by going into the settings menu of your Samsung TV.
When it comes to TV noise reduction, you have three options. Lower settings favor music and higher settings favor the spoken word. Noise reduction can also be turned off by turning the setting to Reduce noise. This technology is useful to reduce the amount of background noise, but it will have less of an impact on the quality of the picture than turning off the feature. In order to activate the MPEG Noise reduction function, simply press the TOOLS button on your LCD TV. After calibration, the menu for MPEG Noise reduction will appear.
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When presenting projects in competitive design environments, how you say something is as important as what you're actually saying. Projects are increasingly complex and designers are working from more sources, and many designers are familiar with the struggle to harness this information and craft a meaningful and engaging story from it.
Telling the Design Story: Effective and Engaging Communication teaches designers to craft cohesive and innovative presentations through storytelling. From the various stages of the creative process to the nuts and bolts of writing for impact, speaking skills, and creating visuals, Amy Huber provides a comprehensive approach for designers creating presentations for clients. Including chapter by chapter exercises, project briefs, and forms, this is an essential resource for students and practicing designers alike.
Amy M. Huber is an Assistant Professor at Florida State University, teaching in areas of Advanced Computer Applications, Advanced Visual Communications, and Design Studios. She has presented on the topic of Design Communications at both national and international conferences, and her research has been published in the Journal of Interior Design and the International Journal of Architectural Research. Previously, Huber was a Senior Designer with Gensler in Denver. There, she played an instrumental role in projects that have been recognized on state and national venues, including a 2014 AIA National Merit Award. She has interviewed for projects and presented ideas in settings ranging from elevators to auditoriums.
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================================ Roam Research keyboard shortcuts ================================ First published at 12/11/2020 on _URL_ Roam Research is a note-taking application that allows you to connect notes to each other. It has range of uses such as wikis, note-taking and task management. Roam Research have 45 shortcuts and we have listed all of them below. General ------- Ctrl + O (when editing a block so links are unclickable) Follow link under cursor Ctrl + Shift + O (when editing a block so links are unclickable) Open link under cursor in sidebar Ctrl + Up arrow Collapse all subordinate blocks under the current block Ctrl + Down arrow Expand all subordinate blocks under the current block. (if they are currently hidden) Shift + Up arrow Select the block above where the cursor is placed Shift + Down arrow Select the block below where the cursor is placed Ctrl + Shift + A Select all blocks Ctrl + Home Jump to beginning of block Ctrl + End Jump to end of block Ctrl + Shift + End Select all text from cursor to end of block Ctrl + C then Ctrl + X Show picture of last editor of block Version control --------------- Versions lets you create different versions of a specific block. They help you trying out different wording before settling. Ctrl + , Add version You can type in your new version. If you want to edit the existing version, copy it first and then paste it in after adding a version. If a block has versions, a small blue circle with a number appears at the beginning of the block. Ctrl + Shift + , Cycle versions to the right Ctrl + Shift + . Cycle versions to the left Ctrl + . Expand all versions General ------- Cmd + U Search the database (moves cursor to search bar) Cmd + Enter Jump back to page after search (cursor goes from search bar to first block on page, ready to type) Cmd + F Search on the current page Shift + Enter Open a new page created in search in the sidebar Ctrl + Shift + D Jump to Daily Notes page Shift + Left click Open link in sidebar Right click Open context menu (special menu depending on where you are clicking) Ctrl + C then Ctrl + B Toggle brackets /u then Enter: Upload a file (PDF and image files are supported) Formatting (Mac) ---------------- Cmd + Alt + 1 Toggle between heading styles Cmd + Alt + 2 Toggle between heading styles Cmd + Alt + 3 Toggle between heading styles Cmd + Alt + 0 Toggle between heading styles Cmd + Enter Toggle TODO / DONE Cmd + B Bold Cmd + I Italics Cmd + K Create an HTML link Cmd + Y Strikethrough Cmd + H Highlight ' Text between accent marks will appear as a line of code ' then ' then ' (3 accents) Text between three accent marks will appear as a block of code Formatting (Windows) -------------------- Ctrl + Alt + 1 Make block heading 1 (H1). Ctrl + Alt + 2 Make block heading 2 (H2). Ctrl + Alt + 3 Make block heading 2 (H2). Ctrl + Alt + 0 Reset heading/set to paragraph Cmd + Enter Toggle TODO / DONE Cmd + B Bold Cmd + I Italics Cmd + K Create an HTML link Cmd + Y Strikethrough Cmd + H Highlight Roam also allow you to use markdown to create formatting and linking by typing instead of keyboard shortcuts. Markdown syntax can be found in the source link below. Source: Roamtips.com Last modified on (UTC): Sunday, April 25, 2021 Defkey © All rights reserved.


What is the use of allow_soft_placement and log_device_placement in ConfigProto in Tensorflow?
allow_soft_placement
This option allows for elastic device allocation, but it only works if your tensorflow is not GPU compiled. If your tensor stream supports GPUs, the operation is always performed on the GPU, whether or not you set the device to CPU, whether or not you set allow_soft_placement. However, if you set it to false and set the device to GPU but the GPU is not found on your computer, an error is thrown.
log_device_placement
This configuration tells you which device is assigned the action when building the drawing. It always finds the best device with the best performance on your machine. It seems to just ignore your settings.
SUMMARY:
allow_soft_placement allows dynamic allocation of GPU memory,
log_device_placement prints out device information

On a typical system, there are multiple computing devices. In TensorFlow, the supported device types are CPU and GPU. They are represented as strings. For example:
 - "/cpu:0": The CPU of your machine.
 - "/device:GPU:0": The GPU of your machine, if you have one.
 - "/device:GPU:1": The second GPU of your machine, etc.
Using GPUs
Supported devices
On a typical system, there are multiple computing devices. In TensorFlow, the supported device types are CPU and GPU. They are represented as strings. For example:
 - "/cpu:0": The CPU of your machine.
 - "/device:GPU:0": The GPU of your machine, if you have one.
 - "/device:GPU:1": The second GPU of your machine, etc.
If a TensorFlow operation has both CPU and GPU implementations, the GPU devices will be given priority when the operation is assigned to a device. For example, matmul has both CPU and GPU kernels. On a system with devices cpu:0 and gpu:0gpu:0 will be selected to run matmul.
Logging Device placement
To find out which devices your operations and tensors are assigned to, create the session with log_device_placement configuration option set to True.
# Creates a graph.
a = tf.constant([1.0, 2.0, 3.0, 4.0, 5.0, 6.0], shape=[2, 3], name='a')
b = tf.constant([1.0, 2.0, 3.0, 4.0, 5.0, 6.0], shape=[3, 2], name='b')
c = tf.matmul(a, b)
# Creates a session with log_device_placement set to True.
sess = tf.Session(config=tf.ConfigProto(log_device_placement=True))
# Runs the op.
print(sess.run(c))
You should see the following output:
Device mapping:
/job:localhost/replica:0/task:0/device:GPU:0 -> device: 0, name: Tesla K40c, pci bus
id: 0000:05:00.0
b: /job:localhost/replica:0/task:0/device:GPU:0
a: /job:localhost/replica:0/task:0/device:GPU:0
MatMul: /job:localhost/replica:0/task:0/device:GPU:0
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Le Corbusier, assumed name of Charles-Edouard Jeanneret (_PHONE_) was a Swiss architect.
His functionalist approach to town planning in industrial society was based on the interrelation between modern machine forms and the techniques of modern architecture.
His concept, La Ville Radieuse, developed in Marseille (_PHONE_) and Chandigarh, India, placed buildings and open spaces with related functions in a circular formation, with buildings based on standard sized units mathematically calculated according to the proportions of the human figure.
He was originally a painter and engraver, but turned his attention to the problems of contemporary industrial society. Vers une architecture (1923) and Le Modulor (1948) have had worldwide influence on town planning and building design.
Why is Le Corbusier famous?
Le Corbusier was an architect, designer, urbanist and writer


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This page is about the meanings of the acronym/abbreviation/shorthand KID in the Miscellaneous field in general and in the Unclassified terminology in particular.
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What does KID mean?
- Informal. a child or young person. (used as a familiar form of address.)
Discuss this KID abbreviation with the community:
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text: © 2020, Emerald Publishing Limited.Purpose: This study aims to investigate the evolution of factors that influence the current and future use of video streaming applications by Millennial consumers. Design/methodology/approach: Combining technology acceptance, perceived values and user identity theory this study used factor analysis and multiple regression to examine data from a survey of 292 university undergraduates. Findings: Millennial's current and future use of video streaming services remains driven more by social and emotional values and their effect on identity salience with their choice of content. Ease of use, convenience and monetary value remains less of an influence currently but may become more important in the future with the continued maturity of the industry. Practical implications: The results of this study suggest that video streaming service providers should be developing business models that recognize the increasing importance of emotional appeal and self-identity of their service offerings as the industry matures and competition increases. Originality/value: The research is novel in addressing future video streaming service provision by examining changes in young consumer behaviour over time within a similar sample population and considering the growth and technological advancement of video streaming services. The results are significant in addressing the gap that exists in understanding whether perceived values for technology adoption of the same product or service by millennials change over time and the implications that have for product and service providers.


@File parameter will create a chooser for a single file. Here is an example in python:
<source lang="python">
# @File(label="Select a file") myFile
print(myFile)
</source>

You can request for multiple files or folders as well.

Example in ImageJ Macro Language:

<source lang="python">
#@File[] listOfPaths(label="select files or folders", style="both")

print("There are "+listOfPaths.length+" paths selected.");

for (i=0;i<listOfPaths.length;i++) {
myFile=listOfPaths[i];
if (File.exists(myFile)) {
print(myFile + " exists.");
if (File.isDirectory(myFile)) {
print("Is a directory");
} else {
print("Is a file");
}
}
}

</source>

The exact same code works for the [[Macros|ImageJ1 Macro language]], too.

You can set restrictions on accepted file types based on file extension (using a style property):

<source lang="python">
#@ File(label="Select an image file", style="extensions:png/jpg") myImageFile

print(myImageFile)
</source>
<source lang="python">
# @File(label="Select a directory", style="directory") myDir
print(myDir)
</source>

=== Styles ===

You can influence the visual style of some of the input widgets. See previous paragraph for an example for how to switch from file to folder selection. You can also switch

<source lang="python">
#@ String(choices={"Option 1", "Option 2"}, style="listBox") myChoice123
#@ String(choices={"Option A", "Option B"}, style="radioButtonHorizontal") myChoiceABC

print(myChoice123)
print(myChoiceABC)
</source>

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Mortality Management
Disposal of dead livestock must be in accordance with Section 15 of the Livestock Manure and Mortalities Management Regulation. (PDF 69 KB) This regulation specifies that mortalities must be kept in a secure storage room, covered container or secure location and continually frozen or refrigerated if not disposed of within 48 hours after death. They must be stored in a location that prevents access by scavenger animals such as coyotes, wolves, dogs or birds. Acceptable methods of disposal include delivery to a rendering plant, burial, composting or incineration.
Disposal of Mass Mortalities
In the case of mass mortalities from events such as a barn fire or a disease outbreak, operators should contact their local Environment Officer for instructions on appropriate disposal. If there is a suspected animal health issue, operators should work with their veterinarian to determine how to deal with the situation.


How do I reserve a LAN IP address on my Nighthawk router?
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When you specify a reserved IP address for a computer on the LAN, that computer always receives the same IP address each time it accesses the router's DHCP server. Assign reserved IP addresses to computers or servers that require permanent IP settings.
To reserve an IP address:
 1. Launch a web browser from a computer or mobile device that is connected to your router's network.
 2. Enter _URL_.
 A login window displays.
 3. Enter the router user name and password.
 The user name is admin and the default password is password. The user name and password are case-sensitive.
 The BASIC Home page displays.
 4. Select ADVANCED > Setup > LAN Setup.
 5. In the Address Reservation section of the page, click the Add button.
 6. In the IP Address field, enter the IP address to assign to the computer or server.
 7. Choose an IP address from the router's LAN subnet, such as 192.168.1.x.
 8. Enter the MAC address of the computer or server.
 Note: If the computer is already on your network, you can copy its MAC address from the Attached Devices page and paste it into the field.
 9. Click the Apply button.
 The reserved address is entered into the table.
The reserved address is not assigned until the next time the computer contacts the router's DHCP server. Reboot the computer, or access its IP configuration and force a DHCP release and renew.

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