| Interface and Description |
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| com.mmm.cms.homehealth.proto.HomeHealthEventNotifierIF
as of 2014, because this interface promotes unsafe Thread coding
for the HomeHealthGrouperIF - scheduled for removal in 2015
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| com.mmm.cms.homehealth.vut.oasis.ValidateLesionOpenWound |
| Constructor and Description |
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| com.mmm.cms.homehealth.DiagnosisCode(String)
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| com.mmm.cms.homehealth.DiagnosisCode(String, boolean, boolean)
- in 2014, because it defaults to ICD-9 type
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Access paleoecological datasets from the Neotoma Paleoecological Database using the published API (<http://api.neotomadb.org/>). The functions in this package access various pre-built API functions and attempt to return the results from Neotoma in a usable format for researchers and the public.
| Version: | 1.7.2 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 2.10) |
| Imports: | plyr, reshape2, jsonlite, httr, xml2, analogue, leaflet, dplyr |
| Suggests: | testthat, knitr |
| Published: | 2018-09-26 |
| Author: | Simon J. Goring [aut, cre], Gavin L. Simpson [aut], Jeremiah P. Marsicek [ctb], Karthik Ram [aut], Luke Sosalla [ctb] |
| Maintainer: | Simon J. Goring <goring at wisc.edu> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/ropensci/neotoma/issues |
| License: | MIT + file LICENSE |
| URL: | https://github.com/ropensci/neotoma |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Citation: | neotoma citation info |
| Materials: | README NEWS |
| CRAN checks: | neotoma results |
| Reference manual: | neotoma.pdf |
| Package source: | neotoma_1.7.2.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: neotoma_1.7.2.zip, r-release: neotoma_1.7.2.zip, r-oldrel: neotoma_1.7.2.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: neotoma_1.7.2.tgz, r-oldrel: neotoma_1.7.2.tgz |
| Old sources: | neotoma archive |
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| 019:048 Khan | : |
"And I shall turn away from you and from those whom you invoke besides Allah. And I shall call on my Lord; and I hope that I shall not be unblest in my invocation to my Lord."  Maybe I shall not remain unblessed in calling upon my Lord. |
| 019:048 Pickthal | : |
I shall withdraw from you and that unto which ye pray beside Allah, and I shall pray unto my Lord. It may be that, in prayer unto my Lord, I shall not be unblest. |
| 019:048 Rashad | : |
"I will abandon you and the gods you worship beside GOD. I will worship only my Lord. By imploring my Lord alone, I cannot go wrong." |
| 019:048 Sarwar | : |
I shall stay away from you and what you worship instead of God. I worship my Lord and hope that my prayers will not be ignored." |
| 019:048 Shakir | : |
And I will withdraw from you and what you call on besides Allah, and I will call upon my Lord; may be I shall not remain unblessed in calling upon my Lord. |
| 019:048 Sherali | : |
'And I shall keep away from you and from that which you call upon beside ALLAH; and I will pray unto my Lord. Maybe that in praying to my Lord I shall not be disappointed.' |
| 019:048 Yusufali | : |
"And I will turn away from you (all) and from those whom ye invoke besides Allah: I will call on my Lord: perhaps, by my prayer to my Lord, I shall be not unblest." |
Concepts/Themes Covered: أركان الإسلام > التوحيد > الملحدون المنكرون ليوم البعث Pillars of Islam> Islamic> The Apostates Who Denies the Resurrection العمل > العمل الصالح > حسن السلوك Action(Work)> The Good Deeds>Good Conduct الإنسان والعلاقات الأخلاقية > الأخلاق الحميدة > السلوك الحسن Man and The Moral Relations> Good Morals>Good Conduct
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Provides utility functions for the framework.
Copy the source stream into the target stream.
public Void CopyStream(source, target)
| Name | Type | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| source | Stream | Source stream to copy from. |
| target | Stream | Target stream to copy to. |
Converts a DateTime into a Javascript timespan.
public Double DateTimeToJavascriptTimespan(datetime)
A Javascript timespan.
| Name | Type | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| datetime | DateTime | A DateTime to convert. |
Converts a DateTime into a Unix timespan.
public Double DateTimeToUnixTimespan(datetime)
A Unix timespan.
| Name | Type | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| datetime | DateTime | A DateTime to convert. |
Gets the full qualified domain name of the machine.
public String GetFQDN()
Returns the Type for the specified full qualified type name.
public Type GetType(fullQualifiedTypeName)
A Type corresponding to the received argument.
This method uses reflection to load the type assembly for getting it's type.
| Name | Type | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| fullQualifiedTypeName | String | Full qualified type name string. |
| Type | Summary |
|---|---|
| FrameworkException | Thrown when the type could not be retrived. |
Converts a Javascript timespan to a DateTime.
public DateTime JavascriptTimespanToDateTime(timespan)
A DateTime for the timespan.
| Name | Type | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| timespan | Double | A Javascript timespan. |
Convert into boolean a string boolean representation.
public Boolean ToBoolean(boolean)
A boolean for the received string.
This method accounts for empty or null, false, f or 0 as false everything else is true.
| Name | Type | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| boolean | String | String to convert to Boolean. |
Tries to get the specified Type.
public Type TryGetType(fullQualifiedTypeName)
A Type corresponding to the received argument or null if the type could not be loaded.
This method uses reflection to load the type assembly for getting it's type.
| Name | Type | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| fullQualifiedTypeName | String | Full qualified type name string. |
Try to get the type specified on fullQualifiedTypeName
only if it is assignable from type
public Type TryGetType<T>(fullQualifiedTypeName)
A Type for the specified fullQualifiedTypeName.
| Name | Type | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| fullQualifiedTypeName | String | Full qualified type name. |
Parses a full qualified type name and assign the values of the type and assembly names to the specified variables.
public Boolean TryGetTypeAndAssemblyNames(fullQualifiedTypeName, typeName, assemblyName)
true if the name could be parsed correctly, otherwise false.
| Name | Type | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| fullQualifiedTypeName | String | Full qualified type name. |
| typeName | String@ | Type name extracted from fullQualifiedTypeName. |
| assemblyName | String@ | Assembly name extracted from fullQualifiedTypeName. |
Converts the unix timespan to a DateTime.
public DateTime UnixTimespanToDateTime(timespan)
A DateTime for the received timespan.
| Name | Type | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| timespan | Double | A Unix timespan. |


Bridge vibrations contain useful cues about the condition of a bridge—by measuring vibrations we can update our mathematical models of a bridge and detect incipient faults. As a heavy goods vehicle crosses a bridge, its axles apply a series of loads to the bridge that cause the bridge to deform. However, a bridge has mass and inertia and therefore exhibits dynamic behaviour. The speed with which it deforms and returns to its original geometry, the number and character of oscillations induced are determined by the structure of the bridge and the vehicle's suspension. By measuring the spectral characteristics of the bridge's response to this input we can infer many of the bridge's properties.
iBWIM measures the strain in a bridge as a heavy goods vehicle crosses; it uses these measurements to identify the speed, weight and axle distribution of the vehicle. However, it also measures the vibrations in the bridge induced by the vehicle and these can be analysed to retrieve the spectral properties of the vibration. By combining these two pieces of information we can resolve the natural frequencies of the bridge from those of the vehicle. We can form a more accurate view of the bridge and identify those vehicles that induce the most severe vibrations at critical frequencies. Furthermore, because iBWIM is designed for long term installation, many thousands of bridge crossings—and vibration events—to be recorded and analysed; and long term trends in the bridge's behaviour to be observed. The new Vibration Module for iBWIM gives the user the ability to use an iBWIM installation as a Structural Health Monitor that can resolve relevant events and the vehicles that caused them.
One of our iBWIM systems was installed on a 40m span of a two lane road bridge that supports around 500 heavy vehicle crossings per day. Each lane is instrumented with seven strain gauges: five in a row across the lane, and one on either side of the row. The strain sensors are mounted on the underside of the superstructure and measure the extension of the bridge structure under load. The strain sensors are therefore less affected by spurious deck vibrations than sensors mounted on the pavement surface.
Furthermore, because iBWIM uses an array of sensors, rather than a single sensor, we can estimate the power spectra more accurately. Any estimate of a random process's power spectrum is highly variable—and only makes sense when it is averaged over many instances. If we measure vibration with a single accelerometer, we will have to average the spectrum over many different vibration events. With an array of strain sensors on the other hand we 14 signals for each event. Because the vibrations affect the entire bridge, the vibration component of the measurement from each sensor is in phase. It follows that we can treat the output of each as an example of the same random process. That is, we can average the spectra of our sensor measurements for each event. This becomes important if we want to analyse and monitor the effects of individual vehicles.
Finally, because iBWIM is in place for weeks, months or even years, we have a data set of tens, or hundreds of thousands of events. These can be averaged as a whole to improve accuracy; grouped according to vehicle type (using iBWIM results) and then averaged to yield power spectra for particular vehicle classes; or analysed with time series to identify diurnal, seasonal and long term trends.
It is convenient to split the signal into static and dynamic componenets. The static response is the progressive deformation of the bride as the load moves across it. In general, there will be no overshoot, and the ths strain sensors will always be in extension. This is the dominant component. The dynamic response is the oscillatory behaviour of the bridge. This is the component we are interested in.
In spectral terms, the static component is concentrated around 0Hz and which quickly falls off with increasing frequency. The dynamic component is concentrated in a series of narrow bands, with the low frequeny bands usually being the most prominent. Normally, we would expect the peaks to a harmonic series, however for this bridge we observed the most significant bands was best modelled with two overlapping distribution This has been observed elesewhere and Cantero et al. argue convincingly that this is due to the iteraction of the vehicle suspension with the bridge. We detrend the signal by low pass filtering the signal with a Gaussian filter with standard deviation 64 milliseconds. The low pass signal is subtracted from the original signal, and subsequent analysis is carried out on the residue signal.
After a vehicle crosses the bridge, the resonances die away rapidly after only a few cycles. The challenge in analysing this type of signal is achieving an optimal frequency resolution. There is a fundamental limit to the resolution with which frequencies can be distinguished for such short duration signals. The more the signal is localised in time, the more spread it is in the frequency domain (this is analogous to the uncertainty principle).
We tackle this problem by assuming that the signal consists of bands that follow a Gaussian distribution. This is analogous to the computer vision technique super-resolution where sub-pixel accuracy is achieved by assuming that edges are perfect step functions mediated by the camera optics and sampling. We will assume that the residue spectrum consists of a small number of components that we model as Gaussian. We use numerical optimisation to fit a Gaussian mixture to the spectrum. By estimating the centre frequencies of the Gaussians, we can achieve a higher resolution than is theoretically possible with the raw data. One benefit of this is that we can concisely describe the spectrum with the parameters of the Gaussians.
As well as being an indicator of the structural health of a bridge, the induced harmonics can, of themselves, be detrimental. Since we know that the vibration spectra varies from vehicle to vehicle, it follows that some vehicles will be more destructive than others. If we plot a histogram of the strength of induced vibrations, <í>belowí>, we can see that a small number of events induce very strong oscillations. In practice, many of these high energy events are due to two heavy goods vehicles occupying both lanes. If fatigue issues are significant, a significant reduction in damage may be achieved by restricting heavy goods traffic to the slow lane over the length of the bridge.


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Module: ActiveSupport::Benchmarkable
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Instance Method Summary collapse
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#benchmark(message = "Benchmarking", options = {})
Allows you to measure the execution time of a block in a template and records the result to the log.
Instance Method Details
#benchmark(message = "Benchmarking", options = {})
Allows you to measure the execution time of a block in a template and records the result to the log. Wrap this block around expensive operations or possible bottlenecks to get a time reading for the operation. For example, let's say you thought your file processing method was taking too long; you could wrap it in a benchmark block.
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<%= expensive_files_operation %>
<% end %>
That would add something like “Process data files (345.2ms)” to the log, which you can then use to compare timings when optimizing your code.
You may give an optional logger level (:debug
,
:info
, :warn
, :error
) as the
:level
option. The default logger level value is
:info
.
<% benchmark 'Low-level files', level: :debug do %>
<%= lowlevel_files_operation %>
<% end %>
Finally, you can pass true as the third argument to silence all log activity (other than the timing information) from inside the block. This is great for boiling down a noisy block to just a single statement that produces one log line:
<% benchmark 'Process data files', level: :info, silence: true do %>
<%= expensive_and_chatty_files_operation %>
<% end %>
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jScope jScope is a Java tool for the display of waveforms. Its concepts derive from the MDSPlus Scope, the MDSplus tool for data visualization. jScope adds new features, such as color support and error bars.
With jScope it is possible to define a set of panels and a set of waveforms is associated with each panel. Once the Waveform(s) have been displayed, it is possible to zoom parts of them, to move a cursor in order to get exact coordinates, and to drag waveforms.Following is a brief summary of the options currently available in jScope:
Main Menu bar:
- File:
- New Window: creates a new jScope windows
- Close: closes the current window
- Exit: quit the application
- Pointer mode: defines the current mouse behaviour, which can be set as follows:
- Point: in this configuration, a crosshair is present on each panel, and can be moved over the waveform. The corresponding point coordinates are displayed on a bottom line, and crosshairs on the other panels are moved accordingly to the time coordinates of the selected crosshair. When more tha one waveform is displayed on the same panel, clicking the mouse near one waveform, locks the crosshair to the selected waveform (as indicated also by the colour of the crosshair). The bottom line indicates which waveform is currently selected. Clicking MB2 mouse button when in point mode sets all the scales of the waveforms (both X and Y) to the scale of the selected panel.
- Zoom: when in Zoom mode it is possible to drag the mouse in order to define a zoom region. Clicking MB1 mouse button when in Zoom mode also enlarges the waveform, centered around the current mouse position.
- Pan: when in Pan mode, it is possible to drag the waveform(s) of the selected panel.
- Copy: in Copy mode, it is possible to select one panel (clicking MB1 mouse button) and copy its contents in the other panels (clicking MB2 mouse button). Deselection is made by clicking MB2 mouse button in the selected panel. Pointer modes are also selectable using the bottom radio boxes.
- Print:
- Print All: prints all the waveforms.
- Customize:
- Global Setting: defines a subset of the waveform settings which is valid for all waveforms (see description of waveform settings below). It defines also grid configuration, such as the number the number of vertical and horizontal grids. A toggle button will also define black or white background.
- Window: defines the number of panels. Panels can then be re-dimensioned by dragging the small handles between panels.
- Printer: to be used for printer selection. It appears only using JDK 1.2.
- Page setup: It appears only using JDK 1.2, to be used for page orientation and print margins.
- Font Selection: defines the font to be used for labels and numbers in jScope
- Color list: defines the color palette, which is then used to assign colors to waveforms.
- Public variables: defines the context for data access (see customization section for using this feature in non MDSPlus systems)
- Brief error: defines complete or reduced error reporting (MDSPlus version only).
- Use last Saved Setting, Use Saved Setting from... : retrieve the a saved jScope configuration. jScope configurations can be saved in files, and reloaded at any time. The name of a configuration file can be defined as a command argument. e.g. java jScope <configuration filename>.
- Save current setting, Save current setting as: save current configuration in a file.
- Autoscale: used to redisplay full waveforms (e.g. after zooming or dragging) it is a subset of a popup menu described below.
- All: autoscale all signals
- All y: autoscale only y values.
- Network: defines current connection to data.
- Fast network access: enables data reduction over the network (MDSplus version only)
- Servers: defines data source. A server can be local or remote. In the latter case it is defined by its IP address. The current server can be defined at the command line as follows: java -Ddata.address=<IP address> jScope. The current server is displayed in the bottom line on the right.
- Edit server list: allows to add new servers on the server list.
Popup Menu
A popup menu is displayed clicking MB3 mouse button on a panel (except in Copy mode) as follows:
The first item of this menu defines the contents of the selected panel and activates a setup form. The form is as follows
and defines the following fields:
It is possible to define a set of signals using the form: after filling the fields and pressing <return>, the signal is added to the list. Definitions can be modified by selecting the signal on the list. To add a new signal to the list, select the first item; to remove a signal from the list, select it and press <del>.
- Title: the title of the panel (optional)
- Signal Label: the string to appear in the legend associated with the signal. If no label is defined, the definition of the Y axis of the signal is displayed.
- Y: the y axis of the signal
- Y label: the label associated with y axis (optional)
- X: the x axis of the signal (optional, see below how jScope handles the case in which no x axis is specified)
- X label: the label associated with x axis (optional)
- Xmin, Xmax, Ymin, Ymax: maximum and minimum values for x and y axis (optional)
- Experiment: the name of the experiment (pulse file)
- Shot: the shot number
- Update event: the name of the event which generates an automaic update (MDSPlus version only)
- Default node: the default node in expression evaluation (MDSPlus version only)
Clicking the expand expr button, a popup window is displayed, which allows easier typing of long specifications of the X and Y axis. It is possible then to define maximum and minimum errors for displaying error bars, by clicking button error.... Most fields have a toggle button associated with them: when selected, the value of the corresponding field is taken from the global configuration (see before). For the definition of the shot field it is also possible to use the bottom shot field. In this case a set or a range of shots can be defined: a set is specified by the following syntax: [<sho1>, ,shot2>, ...]; a range by: <first_shot>:<last_shot>. Once a signal has been added to the list, the corresponding color and type of marker can be set first selecting the signal and then using the pull-down menus on the right of the form.
When a signal in the signal list is selected in the Setup data source popup form, it is possible to define the associated marker and color, as well to define wether the interpolating line has to be displayed and the marker step, i.e. the number of data points for each visible marker.The second item of the Waveform popup menu allows the selection of the associated waveform (indicated by a red border around the selected waveform). Waveform selection is used as a fast way for defining waveforms: in this case the name of the signal can be typed in the bottom Signal text field and inserted in the selected waveform by pressing <Return>. The name refers only to the Y Value field of the Setup popup form; all the other parameters are taken from the global configuration. Multiple waveforms can be inserted by consecutively typing the waveform name and pressing <Return> in the Signal field. If no wave panel is selected and new signals are entered, a new panel is created for each signal.
The other two items of the Waveform popup menu allow the definition of legend for the signals associated with the waveform. The legen can be activated/deactivated and positioned where needed in the waveform window. The associated labels associated with the signals are displayed in the legend. If no label is associated with a given signal, the Y-value name is displayed istead.
The Signals item of the Waveform popup menu allows a rapid activation/deactivation of the currently defined signals. It is useful when dealing with multiple signals to individually define their visibility in the waveform panel.
The Marker, Marker-step, Colors and Interpolate items of the Waveform popup menu are active only in point mode, i.e. when one signal is selected, and allow a rapid definition of the associated graphical configuration without opening the Setup data source popup form.
The other items of the popup list allow rescalings of waveforms, and their meanings are clear from the associated label.
Finally the last item Save as Text writes the displayed waveforms points in a text file.
jScope and Images
It is now possible with jScope to look at sequences of frames (usually produced by a camera) and to correlate them with other waveforms. Using standard jdk, it is possible to look at gif, jpeg and multiframe gifs developed at CMOD. It is also possible to look at other formats by installing the standard java extension JAI (Java Advanced Imaging).The property file of jScope
A jScope panel can be connected to a sequence of frames by selecting the is_image check box in the data setup dialog. When image mode is selected, the fields of the setu data dialog are changed and looks like the following:
where the fields have the following meaning
and the checkboxes indicate wether the corresponding value is taken from the global setup.
- Title: title written above the image
- Frames: frame sequence name (the following section will explain how names are associated with frame sequences)
- Times: defines the time to be associated with each frame. If timing information is stored into the frame set (such as for CMOD multiframe gifs) , there is no need to fill this field. Otherwise it will refer to a vector of times.
- t min, t.max: defines minimum and maximum time to be considered in the frame sequence. NOTE: this field is very important for very large sequences of frames. jScope in fact discards frames whose time is outside the specified interval, thus freeing memory resources. The default value(as specified by the associated checkboxes) is taken from xmin and xmax fields of the global setting.
- use JAI enables the use of the JAI library. NOTE: avoid using JAI support for formats already supported by jdk because JAI libraries use more memory.
- Y label: the label associated with y axis (optional)
- X label: the label associated with x axis (optional)
- Pix Xmin, Pix Xmax, Pix Ymin, Pix Ymax: maximum and minimum values for the region of interest in the image(in pixel)
- Experiment: the name of the experiment (pulse file)
- Shot: the shot number
- Update event: the name of the event which generates an automaic update (MDSPlus version only)
- Default node: the default node in expression evaluation (MDSPlus version only)
Once the frame sequence has been loaded, the first frame of the sequence is displayed. When in zoom mode, it is possible to enlarge portions of the image. When in point mode, the frame sequence is synchronized with the other displayed waveforms. This means that moving the cursor over a waveform will also update the displayed frame accordingly. When in point mode, <ctrl>MB1 click will proceede one frame further (moving in correspondence the cursor over the other waveforms). Conversely, <shift>MB1 click will go back one frame.
When a panel is displaying a frame sequence, the popup menu will look as follows:
where some frame-specific menu items are defined as follows(the others have the same meaning as when looking at waveforms):
- Start play: start frame animation. When in zoom mode, the cursor is moved over the other waveforms, and animation is performed in step for the other frame panels. During animation the item is chenged to stop play for stopping the animation.
- Autoscale: used to come back to the original frame width after zooming.
- Autoscale all images: the same as above, performed on all the frame panels.
How to integrate frame sequences in jScope using MDSplusWhen using a MDSplus data server (mdsip) for getting data in jScope, the following TDI functions must be provided for displaying frame sequences, and will be invoked by jScope in the given sequence:
- JavaGetAllFrames(in _experiment, in_frame_name, in_shot) : this TDI function receive the experiment (string), the shot (int) and the frame sequence name(string) as defined in the popup dialog. This fun will return 0 if frames are stored in separate items, thus making jScope separately request each frame of the request. Currently this fun will return a non zero value only for multiframe gif format implemented at CMOD. In this case, the content of the file is returned in the form of a byte array as it stands (it will be decoded by jScope) and the following funs are not called.
- JavaGetFrameTimes(in _experiment, in _frame_name, in _shot): this TDI function receives the same parameters of the above function, and will return an array of times, specifying the ime associated with each frame.
- JavaGetFrameAt(in _experiment, in _frame_name, in _shot, in _frame_idx): this TDI function receives in addition the index of the required frame in the frame sequence. It will be called by jScope as many times as the dimension of the time vector returned by JavaGetFrameTimes, and will provide the selected image (frame) as it stands in the form of a byte array.
When started, jScope looks for the jScope.properties file. This file allows user configuration of jScope and may look as follows:jScope.directory=E:\\
jScope.default_server=Demo server
jScope.data_server_1=Jet data
jScope.data_server_2=Ftu data:<IP_ADDRESS>
jScope.data_server_3=<IP_ADDRESS>
jScope.data_server_4=<IP_ADDRESS>
jScope.data_server_5=<IP_ADDRESS>:8000
jScope.data_server_6=pdigi1.igi.pd.cnr.it:8000jScope.reversed=false
jScope.grid_mode=Dotted
jScope.x_grid=5
jScope.y_grid=5jScope.item_color_0=Blak,java.awt.Color[r=0,g=0,b=0]
jScope.item_color_1=Blue,java.awt.Color[r=0,g=0,b=255]
jScope.item_color_2=Cyan,java.awt.Color[r=0,g=255,b=255]
jScope.item_color_3=DarkGray,java.awt.Color[r=64,g=64,b=64]
jScope.item_color_4=Gray,java.awt.Color[r=128,g=128,b=128]
jScope.item_color_5=Green,java.awt.Color[r=0,g=255,b=0]
jScope.item_color_6=LightGray,java.awt.Color[r=192,g=192,b=192]
jScope.item_color_7=Magenta,java.awt.Color[r=255,g=0,b=255]
jScope.item_color_8=Orange,java.awt.Color[r=255,g=200,b=0]
jScope.item_color_9=Pink,java.awt.Color[r=255,g=175,b=175]
jScope.item_color_10=Red,java.awt.Color[r=255,g=0,b=0]
jScope.item_color_11=Yellow,java.awt.Color[r=255,g=255,b=0]
- jScope.directory defines the default directory for storing and retrieving configurations.
- jScope.default_server defines the data server at startup.
- jScope.data_server_n defines the data nth data server displayed in the server list.
- jScope.reversed, if true, defines black background.
- jScope.grid_mode defines the grid selection.
- jScope.x_grid defines the tentative number of x labels.
- jScope.y_grid defines the tentative number of y labels.
- jScope.item_color_n defines the nth color in the color palette.
How to customize jScope to a non MDSplus system
Using jScope in another system requires the implementation of two classes LocalProvider, used to access local data, and NetworkProvider, used to access remote data, both implementing the DataProvider interface.
DataProvider defines the following methods, which must be implemented by both classes:
- public void SetEnvironment(String s) defines the environment for data retirieval: the argument is a String which defines <name value> pairs, which is defined by the customize-global variables menu bar item. In MDSplus, for example, it is used to set global variables which can then be used in expression evaluation, i.e. when retrieving signals. If the system does not support anything similar, the simply returns.
- public void Update(String experiment, int shot) called before each signal readout to define the current experiment and shot.
- public String GetString(String in): called when a string (i.e. a title of a panel, or a X/Y label) needs to be evalueted. If no evaluation is required, simply return the argument.
- public float GetFloat(String in): called when a single floating point value is required. It is used to evaluate X/Y min/max values when defined in the setup form. If no particular evaluation is required, simply return new Float(in).floatValue().
- public float[] GetFloatArray(String in): called each time a signal must be read. The argument is the specification given in Y field of the setup form. Its interpretation is left to this method.
- public int[] GetIntArray(String in): called to evaluate shot number(s). The argument to be evaluated is the content of the bottom shot field, possibly defining an array of shot numbers.
- public String GetXSpecification(String in): called when data must be retrieved, but no specification of the X axis is given. Most systems, in fact provide some method for evaluating x axis, based on the specification of the signal. The returned string is then passed to GetFloatArray to retrieve x values.
- public String ErrorString(): if GetFloatArray returns null, jScope assumes that an error occurred in data retrievel, and calls ErrorString to get the description of the error, in order to display it on a popup window.
- public String GetDefaultTitle(String in_y[])
- public String GetDefaultXLabel(String in_y[])
- public String GetDefaultYLabel(String in_y[]) :these methods are called when fields title, x label and y label, repectively, are left empty. The argument is the content of the y value field. If no default label is defined, these methods return null.
- public byte[] GetAllFrames(String frame_name) called first when a frame sequence is requested. Returns null if frames are stored individually. Currently only CMOD multiframe gifs are supported.
- public float[]GetFrameTimes(String frame_name) return the array of times associated with the specified frame sequence.
- public byte[] GetFrameAt(String frame_name, int idx) return the frame at index idx. The content of the file is passed as a byre array.
The following methods refer to more specialized tasks, currently supported by MDSplus. Implement them as follows:public boolean SupportsAsynch() { return false; }
public void addMdsEventListener(MdsEventListener l, String event){}
public void removeMdsEventListener(MdsEventListener l, String event){}
Besides implementing the DataProvider interfaces, class LocalProvider must provide a constructor with no arguments, (and will likely define a set of native methods, linking against the data access libraries), while class NetworkProvider must provide a constructor with one String argument, i.e. the IP address of the associated server. Class NetworkProvider will handle the required protocol with the remote data server.
For further information, contact me at the following e-mail address: manduchi@igi.pd.cnr.it


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| Phase | post_phase |
| Time | switch_time |
Describes a switch between phases.
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At present, the following exchanges have listed Veil:
Note — All exchanges currently accept deposits in Basecoin, and the Veil wallet currently will only send to stealth addresses on the Send screen. Sending Basecoin from the wallet can be done through the Console, as described in this support article.
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Half an hour ago i just turned in my exam in organic chemistry. Although i only was able to sleep less than two hours the night before, i was more clearheaded than ever and i finished the exam in record time. This is largely because of the wonderfull substance 4-methylaminorex, which i prefer over all other stimulants. It is a very versatile substance, which i will describe in the following:
A little less than a year ago i was so fortunate, that i gained access to unlimited amounts of trans-4-methylaminorex (the more potent isomer) freebase. The first few times i attemped to smoke it, but the smoke is to harsh for a non smoker, which made me unable to hold it in and thus get effects. All of my friends that have tried the smoking and oral route agree that the oral route is the most pleasant method of ingestion (effect wise), and thus i really don't care that my lungs can't take it. I simply eat it in a gelcap.
There are several situations where 4-mar is useful:
Parties:
I prefer 40 mg's of the freebase orally for a party dose. Many of my friends only need 20 for the same effects so please don't do 40 straight away. 40 mg's makes me talk, talk, talk, dance, dance, drink, drink, drink and generally puts me in a PERFECT party mood. Not as pushy as meth. 4-mar people generally don't just babble on and on like meth heads even though people are annoyed. This is a very nice difference. I have once taken about 50 mg's which made me feel like i was floating and was extremely euphoric. It was way too much for a social setting, but at raves and other places where you just generally 'groove' it's appropriate.
Boring work:
I always postpone boring tasks at work. With a small dose(10 mg's) of 4-mar i do the work very systematic and never skip any work. Work no matter what is enjoyable. The dosage is so small that noone will notice that i'm affected.
Sleep deprivation:
Just like today, there are times when one gets to little sleep. Before 4-mar it was awful before an exam for instance. But now it's no problem, 10-15 mg's clears the head like no sleep could. It's totally clear for about 10 hrs before the sleep sets in again. This substance is ideal for sleep deprivation. The duration of the sleep deprivation effect is ideal for a whole days work/study. No noticable tolerance is noted when done over a 48 hrs period. I have done this once, with three doses spaced 12 hrs each. The concentration doesn't go away as with meth over extended periods.
Generally:
In high doses it is often unbearably euphoric, yet very subtle. Often it seems that the euphoria is naturally induced (in the sense that there is not the 'drugged' feeling of meth). It seems very easy on the body compared to many other drugs. The euphoria usually doesn't kick in at doses under 20 mg's. The euphoria duration is around 6 hrs and 12 hrs for the sleep deprivation effect. At high doses the drug can be felt as long as 24 hrs after ingestion.
Another nice thing about 4-mar is that it does not induce the 'i want more' symptom as meth. Meth users crave more meth, whereas 4-mar satisfies the user after a single dosage. Nor does it induce paranoia... Very nice ideed :)
If you have the chance to get 4-mar, grab it! It's a very unique and nice drug.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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| node001->node016 | batch | 8 | 1.0 | 32GB |
| node017->node032 | 8 | 1.0 | 16GB | |
| firevis/smokevis | vis | 4 | 1.04 | 24GB |
| fire70->fire79 | fire70s | 8 | 0.95 | 8GB |
| fire62 | fire60s | 8 | 0.69 | 8GB |
| fire61,fire63->fire68 | 4 | 0.76 | 4GB |


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Roy Osherove is asking about collaboration support in text editors to enable remote pair programming. I honestly don't know anything about what editors support something like that, though definitely seems like a feature worth checking out.
However, we've used in the past the Remote Assistance features in Windows XP and up very successfully to work remotely. It's not perfect, but that coupled with Instant Messaging seems to make it a lot easier.


3D Printing
I had a friend scan my head. Then I went on 'thingaverse' found a dog to use as my base. Our assignment was to combine two 3D print files using Meshmixer. I did this combination on Makerbot removing the head of the dog, and replacing it with my own. I printed it on the Brother GT-361 Garment printer. The result was pretty funny. Our second assignment was to Design and print small 3D object that could not be made subtractively. I made a stand for my dog to be placed on.
Scanning
Our third assignment was with a partner or alone, we had to create something useful using additive manufacturing. Ben Slotnik and I made a pot plant with our innitials on the side.


‘This can’t go on’: Piers Morgan not happy about Arsenal’s 2-2 draw with Southampton
Piers Morgan was not happy about Arsenal's performance in their 2-2 draw with Southampton on Saturday
by Social SpyPiers Morgan took to social media to call for Unai Emery to be sacked as Arsenal were held to a 2-2 draw by Southampton in the Premier League on Saturday afternoon.
The Gunners dropped important points once again as their struggles under the Spanish head coach continued at The Emirates.
Danny Ings gave the visitors the lead but Alexandre Lacazette equalised for the home side in the 18th minute.
James Ward-Prowse then netted in the 71st minute to put the visitors ahead once again as the Saints closed in on a famous victory in north London.
However, Lacazette netted a late equaliser for Emery’s men in the 96th minute to rescue a point for the Gunners and prevent the defeat.
Celebrity Arsenal fan Morgan has been vocal about Arsenal’s poor form under Emery in recent weeks.
And the former Daily Mirror editor was clearly not happy about the situation at the north London club as he posted a series of tweets after Arsenal had fallen behind during the game.
With Arsenal trailing 2-1, Morgan tweeted: “Arsenal are losing 1-2 at home to a side that recently lost 0-9 to Leicester at their own stadium. Words temporarily fail me, which may give a clue as to the gravity of the situation.”
As the clock ticked down, he added: “Does anyone have Pochettino’s number?”
And finally, tweeting just before Arsenal’s equaliser, Morgan wrote on Twitter: “This can’t go on. #EmeryOut.”
The win left Arsenal in seventh place in the Premier League table and with just four wins from their opening 13 games in the top flight this season.
They will return to top-flight action with a trip to Norwich City next weekend.


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Masters of Engg.,Robotics
Bachelor of Engineering in Mechanical Engineering
Expected in May, 2020
College Park, MD
June 2016
Pune, India
Python, C++, Linux, ROS (Robot Operating System), PCL, OpenCV, TensorFlow , Keras
: Pro-E, SolidEdge, SolidWorks, Gazebo, Rviz, Geogebra, MATLAB, Ansys, LabView
: Advanced Machining Process, GD&T, Dynamics of Machine, Sensors, Mechanism analysis.
Arduino, Raspberry Pi, Turtle Bot , Drones
Successful Bidirectional Path planning algorithms implementation on vehicle for dynamic environment.
Worked on localization in known environment using Aruco Tags and odometry using Kalman filter.
Implemented Pose estimation technique of attachment in order to attach autonomously.
Simulation of complete warehouse scenario and navigation using ROS and Movebase package.
May’19 - Present
Design and implementation of autonomous Hydroponic system (Cultivation without Substrate) with monitoring of plant health and yield along with cultivation using Robotic End Effectors.
Sep’18 - Apr’19
Developed “Robotic Pick-and-Place” (3D SCARA of RRP type) resulting in a market revolution; we were the first company in India to have a robotic transfer system. The company showcased this work at ‘P-Mech Exhibition 2018’
Launched a Special Biscuit transfer attachment for packing 110 biscuits per minute which led to opening of completely new business avenue for ACG in the FMCG market.
Led ‘Value addition and Value Engineering’ in the Design department which caused a high reduction in overall costs due to the design optimizations.
Improved o/p efficiency by 15% yielding a record break in the total number of machines produced by the company in Sep’16.
Jul’16-Aug’18
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Co-founder at vtweak.in (2015-17), a company which delivered customized gifts created using advanced manufacturing processes and modern design tools.
Mechanical Team Lead for college in the competition named Robocon (Team of 40). Was responsible for finalizing Robot design and Competition strategy. We secured 15 th rank out of 90+ college teams all over India.


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Once your camera loads, click "Start" and aim your device at the black square.
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Once your camera loads, click "Start" and aim your device at the black square.
*If your load takes longer than 30 seconds or you see black 3D images, try Chrome on desktop ;)


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Ivan Rakitic will not play for Croatia against Slovakia
The Croatian midfielder feels an injury and he will be looked at by national team medics
by FE/Sport ENBarcelona midfielder Ivan Rakitic will not play for Croatia aginst Slovakia in a decisive Group E Euro 2020 qualifier because of an Achilles tendon problem, per Rijeka's Novi List newspaper.
"I'm afraid I cannot help the team, but I'm convinced my team-mates will have success without me," Rakitic told the publication.
He needs to be rested for at least a week after feeling pain there in Barca's training session on Sunday.
The player will go to Zagreb to be looked at by Croatia medics but not play for his country. Croatia are top of Group E, led by Real Madrid's Luka Modric.
They have 14pts, ahead of Hungary on 12 and Slovakia on 10, Wales on 8 and Azerbaijan on 1.


Angular Expression
Hello {{yourName}}!
Angular Controller
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text = HTML file info variable = {{name}}
Angular TEMPLATE URL
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Anca's Portfolio
Hello! My name is Anca and I am from Romania. I am currently studying Computer Science at Politehnica University of Bucharest.
I enjoy watching movies and TV series. One of my favourites is FRIENDS.
Get a random Friends quote:
Some of my projects:
- Chatting bot in Prolog
- Chess engine for XBoard
- Flappy bird game in Racket
Can you guess my age?
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of my cat, Sasha!
How are you feeling today?
Favourite cities
Hover over the marks to see some of the cities I visited!
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Information for employers and higher education institutions about higher and degree apprenticeships.
Higher and degree apprenticeships offer an apprentice the opportunity to combine working while studying for a work-based academic or vocational high-level qualification.
These apprenticeships include the achievement of academic and vocational qualifications and learning from Level 4 upwards.
Degree apprenticeships:
A full list of higher and degree apprenticeship standards ready for delivery, and in development, can be found on the apprenticeship standards page.
This guide for employers sets out the business benefits of higher and degree apprenticeships and provides further information on how to recruit an apprentice.
An introduction to higher and degree apprenticeships for higher education institutions who are currently considering delivery.
Published: 12 March 2015
Updated: 28 August 2015
From: Skills Funding Agency
Part of: Further education and training


In the Name of Genesis? Baby Jesus Statue That Looks Like Phil Collins Cracks Up Internet
The 22-foot statue made of fiberglass, resin, and automotive paste is not only unique by its resemblance to the famous singer, but may also end up in the Guinness Book of World Records as it is appears to be the biggest statue representing Jesus Christ as an infant.
Sometimes fans are a bit over-zealous in showing love for musicians and other celebrities, but it seems that a church in Mexico took the cake when it ordered a statue of baby Jesus Christ that turned out to be a giant lookalike of Phil Collins. The 22-foot monument bears a striking resemblance to the former drummer and lead singer of Genesis with the same front hair tuft and blue eyes.
Priest Humberto Rodriguez told Central European News he only ordered a statue that would fit the La Epifania del Señor church and did not comment on its resemblance to the famous musician.
Social media burst into laughter upon hearing the news.
Some netizens said that it is only natural that the massive statue of the Savior looks like the renowned artist, pointing to Collins’ heavenly performance on the drums and the band’s name.
Other users contended that the humongous statue bears a resemblance to other celebrities and even Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Some users were perplexed by other features in the statue – its pose and what users considered multiple nipples…
Other users wondered why Jesus Christ, who was born in the Middle East is portrayed as a white male with blue eyes.
Still others perfected their Photoshop skills and made jokes.
The story doesn’t end here as it turns out. The statue may end up in the Guinness Book of World Records. La Epifania del Señor church found out that the biggest statue of baby Jesus to date was just 16 feet and 661 pounds, while their statue is 22 feet and weighs 2,000 pounds. Priest Humberto Rodriguez said he has contacted Guinness World Records to confirm their record.


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~ John Adams


Edit GUI page¶
Make sure you have understood the image below, otherwise go back to the previous page.
Changing the main page¶
There are lots of complex items on the main page so to keep things simply we start by taking a look at the wardrobe item on the main page.
The name of the item wardrobe is not related to the page wardrobe it can be named like you want. The only restrictions is that the name has to be unique on the main page.
config.yml
gui:
main:
wardrobe:
row: 2
col: 2
script: 'open-page gui.wardrobe'
icon:
id: 397
damage: 3
skin: 'textures.minecraft.net/texture/55507d6517eff952dd38fa8bc551dd6d6a7a5e4ea134519b44650ac1ffa59c3'
name: '&6&lPet Customization'
lore:
- '&7Change the appearance of your pet.'
Changing row and column¶
Take a look at the first options row and col.
The GUI is basically a grid view which has got items at a certain row and column.
Let’s increase the row value by one.
config.yml
gui:
main:
wardrobe:
row: 3
col: 2
script: 'open-page gui.wardrobe'
icon:
id: 397
damage: 3
skin: 'textures.minecraft.net/texture/55507d6517eff952dd38fa8bc551dd6d6a7a5e4ea134519b44650ac1ffa59c3'
name: '&6&lPet Customization <permission>'
lore:
- '&7Change the appearance of your pet. <permission>'


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Iso Websim is a ISO8583 simulator built using golang (http://golang.org). It provides a simple
interface to load ISO specifications. The specifications themselves are defined in text file
(more information on developing your own specs can be found here - https://github.com/rkbalgi/isosim/blob/master/specs/isoSpecs.spec.
The page you are viewing is hosted by a golang program that is supplied the spec
definitions file to use. You can load an existing trace or create a message from scratch and
send it to a ISO host (identified by host and a port).
Note: Please note that this application has been tested on chrome browser only.
For more information please visit https://github.com/rkbalgi/isosim


Data Scientist and Cloud-Oriented Developer
Luther College offers a comprehensive liberal arts education focused on communication, collaboration, and critical problem solving. The interdisciplinary approach of the degree has provided me with a highly versatile approach to data science and analytical problems.
Degree Details:
Major in data science with a focus in economics
Minor in computer Science
Other coursework in Chinese, music theory, vocal performance, and statistics
Organizations: Officer - Pi Sigma Omicron Fraternity,
Member - Brandt Hall Council,
Vice-President - Norsemen Choir
Work Study:
Photo Bureau Photographer,
Academic Administrative Assistant
I led development of a data dictionary application for internal use. Leveraged AWS services and node.js to create a RESTful API backend and VueJS frontend ready for server-less deployment. I was also part of a team of interns that planned the annual department picnic.
Technologies Used:
Amazon Web Services, MySQL, Javascript, HTML5, CSS, VueJS, NodeJS, AWS Cognito, AWS Aurora, AWS S3, Visual Studio Team Services
Skills Developed:
Scrum, Agile Workflow, Project Management, Collaborative Learning, Team Leadership
I provide hosting, domain, email, and web design services for non-profits and businesses.
Technologies Used:
Wordpress, HTML, CSS, Javascript, Adobe Creative Suite, VestaCP, VPS, Server-less hosting, CDN
Skills Developed:
Project Management, Customer Relations, Marketing, Social Media, Search Engine Optimization
I worked with the regular staff in a multitude of ways including: competitor research, stock management, filing, and web-store management.
Technologies Used:
Microsoft Excel, IBM AS/400 (System i), Photoshop, E-Commerce
Skills Developed:
Teamwork, Business Organization, Direct Marketing
I assisted a professor with a research project website, Clamoring For Change, and provided analytics and content insights.
I worked for the Photo Bureau, photographing classes, events, and individuals for internal and external marketing.
I worked in many areas at the store including cash register, kitchen, stock, truck unloading, and bakery.


SEA Games a golden revival for Jinq En
NEW CLARK CITY, Dec 9 — Winning two golds and one bronze at the 30th SEA Games here was a revival of sorts for the sporting career of national women’s elite swimmer Phee Jinq En.
The 18-year-old said she was happy with her achievement as she had failed to show any improvement in international competitions after the Kuala Lumpur SEA Games two years ago.
Today, she rewrote her own SEA Games record in her pet event, 100 metres breaststroke, with a time of one minute 08.50 seconds on the final day of swimming competition at the New Clark City Aquatics Center here.
Her time is just 0.10 of a second faster than her previous record set in 2017.
It was Jinq En’s second gold, having won the 50 metres breaststroke title and the bronze in the 200 metres breaststroke earlier.
“I feel grateful for breaking my own national record and also the SEA Games (mark),” Jinq En told reporters.
“Winning two golds really makes my day since I’ve travelled all the way from the United States just to take part in the SEA Games,” said Jing En, who is pursuing a double major in marketing and management at the Purdue University in Indiana.
In contrast to Jing En’s performance, fellow elite swimmer Welson Sim Wee Sheng was a letdown as he ended his campaign without any gold.
The 22-year-old Sarawakian collected just two silvers and one bronze at these Games, compared to two golds and one silver in 2017.
In today’s action, the national quartet of Sim, Khiew Hoe Yean, Daniel Lim and Chan Jie came in last out of four teams in the men’s 4x100 metres medley relay in a time of three minutes 45.35 seconds.
Regional powerhouse Singapore continued to dominate the swimming competition with a massive haul of 23 gold, 10 silver and four bronze medals, followed by Vietnam with a count of 10-6-9 while Malaysia are third with 2-2-3. — Bernama


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Scottish Parliament boost for bid to create Galloway National Park
MSPs have backed the creation of new national parks during a debate to mark the Forestry Commission's centenary
by Stephen NorrisHopes that Galloway could host Scotland’s third national park have received a boost from Holyrood.
MSPs backed creating new national parks during a routine debate to mark the Forestry Commission’s centenary.
The Scottish Government had previously indicated no further national parks were planned for the country at this time.
The unexpected development came via an amendment to the forestry motion tabled by South of Scotland MSP Colin Smyth.
It stated: “Parliament ... recognises the contribution that national parks make to protecting forestry and widening the natural environment and therefore believes that new national parks should be designated.”
MSPs unanimously approved the proposition – raising hopes of a full government consultation on the Galloway plan.
Mr Smyth hoped the decision meant the government’s position was changing.
He said: “I also hope they are being convinced to come on board with the idea of new national parks in Scotland including here in Galloway.
“The Government now needs to listen to parliament and the public and work with the community to develop a plan for a Galloway National Park.
“The momentum behind the campaign for a Galloway national park is growing all the time.”
News of the move delighted GNPA president Barbara Kelly.
She said: “The Galloway National Park Association very much welcomes the agreement to Colin Smyth’s amendment.
“We recognise the vital role of forestry in the rural economy. But national parks have an equally important role to play.
“We need a feasibility study which would be a very welcome development.
“We look forward to discussing this further when we meet Mairi Gougeon later this month.”
Galloway and West Dumfries MSP Finlay Carson also welcomed the decision.
Speaking after the debate, he said: “The Scottish Parliament has backed the calls from myself, colleagues and campaigners.
“I believe the SNP Government now need to seriously look at the what the Galloway National Park campaigners need to do to trigger the consultation and feasibility study process.


Deliberations to resume at trial over mishandled remains
PHOENIX (AP) - Jurors will resume deliberations at a trial against the owner of a now-closed Phoenix body donation facility accused of mishandling donated human remains.
Tuesday will mark the fifth day of deliberations at the civil trial of Stephen Gore, owner of the Biological Resource Center of Arizona.
Gore is accused of deceiving donor families about how the remains would be used.
The relatives of more than 20 people whose remains were donated to Gore’s business alleged the facility claimed the bodies would be used for medical research, when in at least two cases it knew the remains would be sold for use in destructive military testing.
Gore denied the allegations.
Gore’s lawyer maintains the facility’s clients granted permission to dissect donated bodies.
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