oh the fakeout. volume is low, no real push up, lack of capitulation
we really need to get sub 6k
Llama09-Oct-18 03:23 PM
Selling bulk ARRR for a discount. DM me.
Hollowman900009-Oct-18 03:25 PM
That’s what everyone says @jorian
We need to dump below 6
Why would a medium term hodler dump then?
Everyone’s looking for someone to take one for the team
Don’t think it’s gonna happen
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴09-Oct-18 03:27 PM
thinks the Core team should "take one for the team"
Hollowman900009-Oct-18 03:27 PM
Courtesy spit or dry?
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴09-Oct-18 03:27 PM
Until they get paid in BTC, dry
bpkdasbaum09-Oct-18 09:42 PM
The fakeout is faking out
Mark8110-Oct-18 07:19 AM
Btc dropped! Sell the news/speculation of world currency 10.10.2018 conspiracy?(edited)
jorian10-Oct-18 07:54 AM
it bounced on former resistance on the hourly(edited)
let's see if it's from here
there is no volume to support it though
Cryptoon10-Oct-18 08:04 AM
Tbh we’re gonna need some external push to make it go one way or the other
blackjok3r10-Oct-18 08:07 AM
stock market crash ... at least in australia the dollar here has been falling against USD quite badly last few months, just as I expected it too.. .so having all my money in crypto has been a huge win
I think we will see BTC as a safehaven, even though its should not be, the hash rate is so high ....
snowdamn10-Oct-18 08:09 AM
reports of lowest volumes on Coinbase not good for ETF, but hope they pull off some type of scheme and accept applications anyway, although i would vote against if i were deciding(edited)
Acura10-Oct-18 08:11 AM
Had reading about a report from an hacked exchange ...
Bad news! CryptoHub platform was hacked and hackers stolen big amount of BTC, LTC; ETH, DOGE; XMR, WAVES
Platform will remain disabled until vulnerability found
Bitcoin and the entire cryptocurrency market could be on its last legs according to researchers from Juniper Research.
actionslacks10-Oct-18 08:49 AM
finally, bitcoin is dead.
Hollowman900010-Oct-18 08:52 AM
That grave keeps getting shallower and shallower
jl777c10-Oct-18 08:52 AM
yes, such a shock that tx volumes are down 65% when the price is down 65%. wow totally unexpected
definitely imploding
Hollowman900010-Oct-18 08:54 AM
When flipmodoing?
jl777c10-Oct-18 09:01 AM
well, all the bitcoin miners are spending thousands of dollars mining each new BTC so clearly BTC will be $5 within days
all this nonsense about bitcoin not backed by anything, didnt read the satoshi whitepaper. electricity is being spent to make each and every BTC and the cost of it is a lot more than the ink+paper costs of fiat
BTC is basically representing X amount of electricity
and while it is not easy to see electricity, I can assure you that it is very real
as long as society values electricity, BTC will have value
I guess BTC is going to implode since electricity is free for everyone
oh, sorry, that was the alternate Nikola Tesla universe
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snowdamn10-Oct-18 09:04 AM
as long as BTC exit through public auctions, we're good
talking about triple-
polycryptoblog10-Oct-18 09:26 AM
The transmission of power would have been free, the idea was to use longitudinal waves to transmit power instead of transverse waves. His radiant energy receiver still doesn't have the storage technology to capitalize on the leeching of naturally flowing charge. Supercapacitors don't work with it either, I tried.
If this keeps going, i can see btc core actually go to shit
How is that the core team leader is actually arguing in favor of credit cards rather than paying directly in btc
All with the excuse that bitpay is a traitor??? WTF is happening to thess guys? Are they toddlers or something?
blackjok3r10-Oct-18 10:31 AM
they are bought and paid for
that was pretty obvious a fair while ago
jl777c10-Oct-18 10:37 AM
also jimmy song is not a large contributor to the codebase, is he? how is he become a leader?
siu - Chainmakers10-Oct-18 10:41 AM
Its not jimmy song its /u/nullc answer
Nullc is Adam Back if i understand correctly
From there to just say," just use a FDIC insured bank account, then you are not subject to volatility and will not have to deal with coinbase or bitpay ever again" it not far away
All of that just because coinbase and bitpay support bch? Seriously ??
@jimmysong "Ehi we totally failed to make Bitcoin work, so please use your credit card until we find another goalpost to move"
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jl777c10-Oct-18 10:56 AM
/u/nullc is gmax!
siu - Chainmakers10-Oct-18 10:57 AM
Oh, sorry, well, that one, even worse i believe
jl777c10-Oct-18 10:57 AM
yes
siu - Chainmakers10-Oct-18 10:59 AM
It almost read like " bitcoin doesnt work right now, until then, please use legacy banking system, thank you"
jl777c10-Oct-18 10:59 AM
LN doesnt work I guess?
siu - Chainmakers10-Oct-18 11:00 AM
That is the implicit statement
And when asked about why he concluded this: "because payment processors are traitors!"
And even after that, next statement was: " i dont know why people who have mentioned shitcoin names in their post history are questioning my arguments!"
And farther down, "a 3 month old reddit account is questioning me.m, unacceptable!"
 If the community doesnt react accordingly, it will be bad
Its completely anti crypto ecosystem
actionslacks10-Oct-18 11:15 AM
reddit
actionslacks10-Oct-18 11:22 AM
has anyone weighed in on the verus coin announcement, like zooko or vitalik?
polycryptoblog10-Oct-18 11:22 AM
Don't think so and wouldn't count on it
blackjok3r10-Oct-18 11:23 AM
seems upvoters of that redit post were banned from reddit aswell ...
actionslacks10-Oct-18 11:26 AM
thats a bit much
Reddit is pretty blatant about what gets promoted and shuffled to the back. They are definitely pushing an agenda.(edited)
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Hollowman900010-Oct-18 11:37 AM
I wouldn’t expect twitchy mcblinkerin to respond to anything that could possibly drink litterboxeum’s milkshake
Or simply “ethereum will do it better” while laughing in not-understanding
Hollowman900010-Oct-18 11:46 AM
Needs a “hitler finds out” video with twitchy’s face shopped in, ETH finds out KMD and Verus drank its milkshake
“When sharding is finally implemented in a few years, we’ll overtake bitcoin and be king”
“Mein fuhrer, Komodo and verus..”
“Komodo and verus already scaled to 1 million transactions per second and solved nothing-at-stake”
Twitchy shakingly removes glasses
Etc
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴10-Oct-18 11:50 AM
And farther down, "a 3 month old reddit account is questioning me.m, unacceptable!"
But it's all about community and they freely accept all ideas and viewpoints with due consideration, right?
That's been the prevailing attitude for years and every reason I ended up looking for an "alternative"
[TPUX] Djith Wattignies10-Oct-18 12:15 PM
How come a shitcoin like electroneum is overwhelmingly more popular and succesfull than kmd.
They offer a mobile miner and a wallet.. thats it.
Yassin10-Oct-18 12:18 PM
dam!!
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴10-Oct-18 12:22 PM
@[TPUX] Djith Wattignies Because the usefulness of the tech behind a chain seems to have no market correlation to price(edited)
[TPUX] Djith Wattignies10-Oct-18 12:24 PM
W.e.i.r.d.
Thinking about trading stocks and indices again.. and crypto just hodl..
And with profits just accumulate kmd.. time will tell
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴10-Oct-18 12:28 PM
I'm biased due to belief in the products put out, but I'm long on KMD all the way
Hollowman900010-Oct-18 12:36 PM
“Everything I wasn’t in the ICO of or present at launch is a scam”
“So buy my scam it’s teh futar”
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴10-Oct-18 12:40 PM
Wasn't the the advertising campaign for Bitcoin Gold?
meatspoon10-Oct-18 12:42 PM
Electroneum is no doubt a shitcoin, but their marketing, branding, art style, etc is more polished than KMD. Their wallets are easier to use (barely) and the concept is simpler for people to wrap their heads around.
Hollowman900010-Oct-18 12:42 PM
Btcg was a scam, that’s why I launched bitcoin pyrite


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Ferrari raises guidance for 2019 after profit beats estimates
by Daniele LepidoFerrari NV raised guidance for the year after third-quarter profit beat expectations as advance payments for pricier sports cars offset deliveries of less expensive models.
- The Italian carmaker reported adjusted earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization of 311 million euros ($347.1 million), up 11 per cent, compared with an average of analyst estimates of 296.4 million euros. The shares rose as much as 5.6 per cent.
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script -- A 4-letter titlecase (first letter uppercase, rest lowercase)
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code.
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Module: ReplaceMissingValues
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Overview
replace missing feature values
Instance Method Summary (collapse)
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- replace_by_fixed_value!(val)
replace missing feature value by a fixed value, applicable to both discrete and continuous feature.
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- replace_by_knn_value!(k = 1)
replace missing feature value by weighted k-nearest neighbors' value, applicable only to continuous feature.
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- replace_by_mean_value!(mode = :by_column)
replace missing feature value by mean feature value, applicable only to continuous feature.
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- replace_by_median_value!(mode = :by_column)
replace missing feature value by median feature value, applicable only to continuous feature.
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- replace_by_most_seen_value!
replace missing feature value by most seen feature value, applicable only to discrete feature.
Instance Method Details
- replace_by_fixed_value!(val)
data structure will be altered
replace missing feature value by a fixed value, applicable to both discrete and continuous feature
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# File 'lib/fselector/replace_missing_values.rb', line 11 def replace_by_fixed_value!(val) each_sample do |k, s| each_feature do |f| if not s.has_key? f s[f] = val end end end # clear variables clear_vars end |
- replace_by_knn_value!(k = 1)
data structure will be altered, and the nearest neighbors are determined by Euclidean distance
replace missing feature value by weighted k-nearest neighbors' value, applicable only to continuous feature
val = sigma_k (val_k * w_k)
where w_k = (sum_d - d_k) / ((K-1) * sum_d)
sum_d = sigma_k (d_k)
K: number of d_k
sigma_k (w_k) = 1, normalized to 1
ref: Microarray missing data imputation based on a set theoretic framework and biological knowledge
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# File 'lib/fselector/replace_missing_values.rb', line 134 def replace_by_knn_value!(k=1) each_sample do |ki, si| # potential features having missing value mv_fs = get_features - si.keys next if mv_fs.empty? # sample si has no missing value # record object value for each feature missing value f2val = {} mv_fs.each do |mv_f| knn_s, knn_d = [], [] each_sample do |kj, sj| # sample sj also has missing value of mv_f next if not sj.has_key? mv_f d = euclidean_distance(si, sj) idx = knn_d.index { |di| d<di } if idx knn_s.insert(idx, sj) knn_d.insert(idx, d) if knn_s.size > k knn_s = knn_s[0...k] knn_d = knn_d[0...k] end else if knn_s.size < k knn_s << sj knn_d << d end end end # distance-weighted value from knn knn_d_sum = knn_d.sum sz = knn_d.size val = 0.0 knn_s.each_with_index do |s, i| if sz > 1 if not knn_d_sum.zero? val += s[mv_f] * (knn_d_sum-knn_d[i]) / ((sz-1)*knn_d_sum) else val += s[mv_f] * 1.0 / sz end else # only one nearest neighbor val = s[mv_f] end end f2val[mv_f] = val #pp [si, mv_f, knn_s, knn_d, val] end # set value f2val.each do |f, v| si[f] = v end end # clear variables clear_vars end |
- replace_by_mean_value!(mode = :by_column)
data structure will be altered
replace missing feature value by mean feature value, applicable only to continuous feature
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# File 'lib/fselector/replace_missing_values.rb', line 35 def replace_by_mean_value!(mode = :by_column) each_sample do |k, s| mean = s.values.mean if mode == :by_row each_feature do |f| fv = get_feature_values(f) next if fv.size == get_sample_size # no missing values mean = fv.ave if mode == :by_column if not s.has_key? f s[f] = mean end end end # clear variables clear_vars end |
- replace_by_median_value!(mode = :by_column)
data structure will be altered
replace missing feature value by median feature value, applicable only to continuous feature
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# File 'lib/fselector/replace_missing_values.rb', line 65 def replace_by_median_value!(mode = :by_column) each_sample do |k, s| median = s.values.median if mode == :by_row each_feature do |f| fv = get_feature_values(f) next if fv.size == get_sample_size # no missing values median = fv.median if mode == :by_column if not s.has_key? f s[f] = median end end end # clear variables clear_vars end |
- replace_by_most_seen_value!
data structure will be altered
replace missing feature value by most seen feature value, applicable only to discrete feature
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# File 'lib/fselector/replace_missing_values.rb', line 91 def replace_by_most_seen_value! each_sample do |k, s| each_feature do |f| fv = get_feature_values(f) next if fv.size == get_sample_size # no missing values seen_count, seen_value = 0, nil fv.uniq.each do |v| count = fv.count(v) if count > seen_count seen_count = count seen_value = v end end if not s.has_key? f s[f] = seen_value end end end # clear variables clear_vars end |


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rtp_mcast: "urn:x-ipstudio:transport:rtp.mcast",
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dash: "urn:x-ipstudio:transport:dash"
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[gecode-users] flatzinc 1.2.1 question
Alejandro Arbelaez
alejandro.arbelaez at gmail.com
Wed Jun 3 17:19:09 CEST 2009
Hi,
Firstly, thanks for the quick reply. I'll have a look to the array indexing.
I agree that the best is to update to the last version, and I do understand
that it is difficult to support old versions. But sometimes it is
complicated to update to new gecode versions, I was doing that from
gecode-2.0.0 to gecode-2.1.1, but my experiments take around 2 weeks (not to
mention the time needed to update my code) and now that the reflection
module is no longer supported, things are even harder for me.
Thanks, I think gecode is a great constraint library.
Alejandro
and now updating is even harder in my case because th
my experiments take 1 or 2 weeks, and i cannot re-run everything for each
new
On Wed, Jun 3, 2009 at 2:05 PM, Christian Schulte <cschulte at kth.se> wrote:
> Then, it's really better to always check out the last versions, we can't
> really offer support for very old versions (2.1.1 is 15 months old).
>
> Christian
>
> --
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>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: users-bounces at gecode.org [mailto:users-bounces at gecode.org] On Behalf
> Of Mikael Zayenz Lagerkvist
> Sent: Wednesday, June 03, 2009 1:54 PM
> To: Alejandro Arbelaez
> Cc: users at gecode.org
> Subject: Re: [gecode-users] flatzinc 1.2.1 question
>
> Hi,
>
> While I'm not certain how the particular problem you are solving looks
> like, there have been several changes to FlatZinc since then. In
> particular, the default for arrays is now to start indexing from one
> instead of from zero, which obviously makes a lot of models incorrect.
>
> The file CHANGES in the Gecode/FlatZinc distribution contains a list
> of the changes for each version.
>
> Cheers,
> Mikael
>
>
> 2009/6/3 Alejandro Arbelaez <alejandro.arbelaez at gmail.com>:
> > Dear all,
> >
> > I'm trying to use flatzinc-1.2.1 (and gecode-2.1.1) to solve the carseq
> > problem-instances from the minizinc repository. Working with this
> > flatzinc/gecode version I quickly get solutions that contains all zeros,
> > which I think is not correct. On the other hand, i just tried the same
> > instances using the last version of gecode/flazinc and after 10 minutes I
> > couldn't get a solution (but this is normal since these instances are
> quite
> > difficult, i think I will need a lot of time to get a solution)..
> >
> > Do you know if there is any bug in Gecode/Flatzinc-1.2.1 (or Minizinc
> > specification) to have this strange solutions.
> >
> >
> > Maybe the easiest solution would be to move to gecode-3*, but it is a bit
> > difficult for me to move to the last gecode version.
> >
> >
> >
> > Many thanks
> > Alejandro
> >
> >
> >
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> >
> >
>
>
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Core API updates
- Ability to detect and use non-public bean classes, getters/setters, and fields using the following new properties:
BeanContext.BEAN_beanConstructorVisibility- Control which bean constructors are visible to Juno.
BeanContext.BEAN_beanClassVisibility- Control which bean classes are interpreted as beans to Juno.
BeanContext.BEAN_beanFieldVisibility- Control which fields are visible to Juno as bean properties.
BeanContext.BEAN_beanMethodVisibility- Control which getters/setters are visible to Juno as bean properties.
Removed BeanContext.INCLUDE_BEAN_FIELD_PROPERTIES and BeanContext.INCLUDE_BEAN_METHOD_PROPERTIES properties, since ignoring fields and methods
can be accomplished by setting the appropriate properties above to {@link oaj.Visibility#NONE NONE}.
Also, the @BeanProperty annotation can now be used on non-public fields/getters/setters to override
the default behavior defined by the VISIBILITY properties identified above. This is a convenient way of identifying protected or
private fields or methods as bean properties. Previously, you could only identify public fields/getters/setters using this annotation.
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BeanContext.BEAN_useJavaBeanIntrospector property that lets Juno use the Java bean Introspector
class to determine bean properties. In the previous release, the method for determining bean properties was a mixture of Juno-based and Introspector-based.
Now it's either pure Juno-based or pure Introspector-based. The result is considerably cleaner code and consistent behavior.
- New {@link oaj.annotation.BeanIgnore @BeanIgnore} annotation. Replaces the previous
@BeanProperty(hidden=true)annotation
for ignoring bean properties. Can also be used on classes that look like beans so that they're not treated as beans.
- Support for parsing into non-static member classes. This applies to all parsers.
- New {@link oaj.json.annotation.Json#wrapperAttr() @Json(wrapperAttr)} annotation that automatically wraps beans and objects in a wrapper
attribute when serializing to or parsing from JSON.
- Changed the default ordering of bean properties to be in parent-to-child class order.
- New
BeanFilter.readProperty(Object,String,Object) readProperty()and BeanFilter.writeProperty(Object,String,Object) writeProperty()
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- Eliminated previous restriction where bean subtype attributes had to be listed first in JSON objects when using the
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- {@link oaj.html.HtmlDocSerializer} will now embed the data portion of the output in a <div id='data'> element to make it easier to extract the data portion of the page in Javascript in browsers.
REST Server API updates
- New
RestRequest.getJavaMethod()method for getting access to the method used to handle a request.
Useful for accessing the method name or annotations during requests, such as in calls to RestGuard.guard(RestRequest,RestResponse).
- Fixed bug when using Jetty where you tried to read text input after a header was written.
- Added new string variables $A{...} (request attributes) and $P{...} (request parameters) to RestServlet.createRequestVarResolver(RestRequest).


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Post something on the page. If the post is successful, resolve the new Promise created, and if it is unsuccessful, reject it.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
pageId |
string | pageId of the page to post to |
postMessage |
string | the message to be posted |
pageAccessToken |
string | the page access token required to authenticate the request with Facebook API. |
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Returns:
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- Type
- number
postTweet(message, config) → {number}
Posts a tweet to the account associated with the configuration specified.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
message |
string | the tweet message. |
config |
twitterConfig | the configuration data for tweeting. Includes the consumer_key, consumer_secret, access_token and access_token_secret. Twitter API uses it to identify which account to tweet using. |
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- Type
- number


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Uses a user defined C++ function to convert scalar node data into colour node data.
Input Ports
in Mesh+Node_Data Field data to be colour mapped. Output Ports
out_fld Mesh+Node_Data Output field with colour Node_Data. out_obj DataObject Directly renderable output object.
The user_defined_datamap user macro takes a set of scalar Node data and converts it into colour node data. This colour node data can be included in a DataObject and input into a viewer. Since the AVS/Express renderer uses this colour node data to directly colour the output this effectively provides an alternative to using the standard AVS/Express datamapping system. Directly creating colour node data allows the user total control of how their data is colour mapping at the expense of forcing the user to perform the whole datamapping process themselves. The user_defined_datamap macro is setup so that it will always use the C++ function
UserDefinedFunc
.The user_defined_datamap macro is intended to be used when you are first developing your own datamapping functions. The macro is hard-wired so that it always uses the first datamapping function. This reduces the complexity of the resulting macro and removes the need to decide which function to modify.
Developing new datamapping functions is reasonably straightforward but does require some knowledge of C or C++ programming. To help get you started we will look at a single datamapping function and see now it operates. If you look in the
datmp_fn.cxx
file you should be able to find the following piece of code:/*=====================================================================*/ /* Place user defined function here */ static inline void UserDefinedFunc(float val, float min, float width, float *rgb) { float norm_val, temp; float hsv[3]; norm_val = 0.6667 * NORMALIZE_VALUE; hsv[0] = 0.3333 + norm_val; hsv[1] = 1.0; hsv[2] = 1.0; convertHSVtoRGB(hsv, rgb); } /* End of user defined function */ /*=====================================================================*/This function converts a single scalar value into a red, green and blue triplet. This conversion is done by mapping the input value to a hue and converting the HSV triplet into a RGB triplet. It returns this RGB triplet as an array of 3 floating point numbers. It does not return any other value. To summarise the UserDefinedFunc function has the following 3 input parameters and 1 output parameter:
val Node data value to be converted. min Minimum value of data range. width Width of data range (i.e. max-min
)rgb Output array that contains generated red, green and blue values. This function is always used by the user_defined_datamap macro to perform the datamapping. If you wish to modify the datamapping then you should begin by modifying this function. The main update loop expects that each datamapping function you write should have the parameters shown above. If the update loop is modified additional parameters can be added. However the parameters given here are really essential to the operation of the algorithm.
The main update loop calls this function for each node data value it finds. The update loop deals with accessing the input and output field structure and interacting with AVS/Express. This saves the programmer from having to deal with this. However it does mean that it is assumed that each datamapping function should only act on a single scalar value. The datamapping for one value must not depend upon other values.
Several utility functions and macros are provided. These are intended to ease the task of creating new datamapping functions. The details of these functions are shown below:
convertHSVtoRGB(float *hsv, float *rgb)
Converts a HSV triplet into a RGB triplet. All values should be in the range 0 to 1. In particular hue is represented as a value between 0 and 1, not 0 and 360 as is sometimes done.
convertRGBtoHSV(float *rgb, float *hsv)
Converts a RGB triplet into a HSV triplet. All values should be in the range 0 to 1. In particular hue is represented as a value between 0 and 1, not 0 and 360 as is sometimes done. Normally this function will not need to be used. It is simply presented as the partner to the
convertHSVtoRGB()
function.
NORMALIZE_VALUE
Macro that returns the normalized value of the
val
variable. Themin
andwidth
variables are used to perform the normalization.
MIN(a, b)
Macro that returns the minimum of the two given parameters.
MAX(a, b)
Macro that returns the maximum of the two given parameters.
Generating colour node data in this way is a powerful technique however it does suffer from a number of limitations that should be pointed out. The most important is that creating or modifying datamap functions requires some degree of C or C++ experience. The project has been designed so that editing the source code is easy to do. However changing the datamap functions requires the user to edit the
datmp_fn.cxx
file.Another limitation is that this technique will normally increase the size of the input data. Colour data is represented by 3 floats for red, green and blue values. If we consider the worse case of the input data being bytes. This would result in the output data being 12 times as large as the input data. Whether this is important depends on the type and size of your data, and whether optimizations in the renderer mean that the colour node data is used directly.
The final limitation is that the user_defined_datamap macro does not use the standard AVS/Express datamapping system in any way. This is an intrinsic result of how the project was designed. However it does mean that none of the AVS/Express components that operate on the Datamap object can be used. These include the standard datamap editor and the Legend modules. Instead of using the standard datamap editor it is expected that uses will create user interfaces that are suitable to their own applications. A future update to this project will include a set of specialized Legend modules that work with the user_defined_datamap macro.
in
The input Field data for the user_defined_datamap user macro. This data should contain a least a single set of scalar Node Data. Vector Node Data can be present but will be ignored. The lower-level module DatamapFunctionCore is used to colour the Node_Data of the input field. This colour Node_Data is then recombined with the original Mesh (if present).
out_fld
The output field for the user_defined_datamap macro. This contains the
coloured Node_Data combined with the original Mesh (if present). The
coloured Node_Data is a vector of 3 float numbers which represents red,
green and blue intensities. The Node_Data has an id number of 667 which
indicates that the rendered should treat this node data as colour data.
Normally the out_obj
output will be used instead of this
output.
out_obj
The directly renderable output object of the user_defined_datamap macro. This contains the Field that contains the coloured Node_Data. This output can be directly connected to a viewer.
The User Macro user_defined_datamap uses the low-level module DatamapFunctionCore. It does not use any other utility macros.
Two example applications are provided with the DatamapFunction project. The DatamapFunctionEg application reads the hydrogen data-set and calculates an isosurface and orthoslice from this data. These are then coloured by two datamap_function user macros. You should be able to select between the various different datamapping functions. You should also be able to notice some stepping between different colours. This is particularly apparent with the banded datamap functions and is caused by the way that the renderer interpolates between widely different colours. It is particularly apparent in this example because of the low resolution of the data-set. This effect also occurs with the standard AVS/Express datamapping system.
The InterpolateDataEg example application shows one way of working around this problem. In this application the
intep_data
module is used to interpolate between node data values and hence great a much higher resolution grid. This is then colour mapped by the datamap_function macro. This produces good results but does greatly increase the number of triangles that have to be displayed. A better solution would be to use the Scalar2Texture IAC project to apply a texture map to the scalar data. This technique does not suffer from these interpolation problems.
xp_comm_proj/datmp_fn/dmfnmods.v contains the V definitions of the low-level module DatamapFunctionCore and the parameter block DatamapFunctionParams.
xp_comm_proj/datmp_fn/dmfnmacs.v contains the V definitions of the Functional Macro DatamapFunctionFunc, the UI Macro DatamapFunctionUI and the User Macros datamap_function and user_defined_datamap.
xp_comm_proj/datmp_fn/dmfnapps.v contains the V definitions of the Example Applications DatamapFunctionEg and InterpolateDataEg.
The low-level DatamapFunctionMods library containing the low-level DatamapFunctionCore module does not specify a process. By default the express process will be used.
Andrew Dodd, International AVS Centre


The team behind the Adler Planetarium's Kavli Fulldome Lecture Series transforms real data sets into stunning, immersive visual experiences.
Here, for the first time, you can fly through the data any way you want to.
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Credits: This WebGL application was written by Aaron M. Geller, using the three.js library. Much of the concept and code for the exoplanet shaders was written by Mark SubbaRao, originally for the Uniview software. Patrick McPike contributed design elements. Exoplanet data is drawn from the Open Exoplanet Catalogue. The background Milky Way galaxy panorama image is from ESO/S. Brunier. Source code available on our GitHub page.
Exploring exoplanets with Dr. Lisa Kaltenegger
If there's life out there, it has to live somewhere. Scientists like Dr. Lisa Kaltenegger study exoplanets — planets outside our Solar System — in search of environments that might harbor life.
Using the same data displayed on our dome during Dr. Kaltenegger's lecture, Are We Alone in the Universe?, our team created this interactive exoplanet explorer.
You begin nearby to our Solar System, shown by the thin yellow, blue, red and purple lines in the center of the screen. The thicker circles all around you represent the orbits of exoplanets that scientists have observed orbiting other stars. Fly around using your mouse (or touch device) to see where these planets are relative to us.
Choose Your Adventure
Explore all the known exoplanets
Visit the distant future of our Sun and Solar System
Chart your own course! *
* Only the first two adventures contain a control panel with many additional ways to interact with the data
Exoplanet Discoveries:
Find out where exoplanets are relative to us, how big they are, how and when they were discovered, and which ones are in the habitable zones of their host stars.
Click (or touch) and drag to fly around.
Scroll (or pinch) to zoom in and out.
Double click on an exoplanet to show the name of its host star, with a link to its page on the Open Exoplanet Catalogue. (This feature is currently not available on mobile devices.)
Use the Control Panel on the right to see the data in a different way.
The "Controller" section lets you jump forward or backward in time. Use the slider to see when the exoplanets were discovered!
Change how the exoplanets are displayed by changing the "Marker Color" or "Marker Type." The Orrery Marker Type shows where each exoplanet is in its orbit at any given time.
The "Legend" section explains what the exoplanet "Marker Colors" mean.
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The "Extra Controls" section gives you many expert controls that we use at the Adler. Check them out!
You can always click the "Home" button in the upper right, or type "q" to choose a different journey.
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Click (or touch) and drag to fly around.
Scroll (or pinch) to zoom in and out.
Use the Control Panel on the right to see the data in a different way.
The "Controller" section lets you jump forward or backward in time. Use the slider to watch how the Sun and the planet orbits change as the Sun lives out the rest of its life.
With the "Tours" section, you can enter your view on our Solar System or watch our Sun and Solar System change over the next few billion years.
The "Extra Controls" section gives you many expert controls that we use at the Adler. Check them out!
You can always click the "Home" button in the upper right, or type "q" to choose a different journey.
Free Exploration:
Click (or touch) and drag to fly around, scroll (or pinch) to zoom in and out, and discover where exoplanets are relative to us.
Double click on an exoplanet to show the name of its host star, with a link to its page on the Open Exoplanet Catalogue. (This feature is currently not available on mobile devices.)
You can always click the "Home" button in the upper right, or type "q" to choose a different journey. (The other adventures allow you to manipulate the data even more!)


The Recurring Payment API allows you to schedule series of payments to automatically charge your customers every day, week, month or year.
Note: The Recurring Payment API supports basic use cases only. For all other recurring payments we recommend that you handle scheduling on your side while using our Payment Profiles to store card data.
Create from a Payment Profile or with a single-use token returned by Custom Checkout.
Scheduling is set by both rbBillingPeriod
and rbBillingIncrement
parameters. The period is unit of measurement for the frequency of the payment: day, week, month or year. The increment is the number of periods between each payment. For example, you may want a payment to recur once a month or every 3 months.
A billing cycle can begin on any day or date. If you are setting a monthly billing cycle, you can set the last day of each month as the billing date with the rbEndMonth
parameters.
You can set an end date for a billing cycle using the rbExpiry
parameter, or you can set the payment to continue indefinitely with the rbNeverExpires
.
You can defer the first charge by setting both rbCharge
and rbFirstBilling
parameters. The first parameter controls whether or not to charge the card immediately. The second sets the date for the first charge.
You can prorate the first payment by setting both rbFirstBilling
and rbSecondBilling
parameters. The value of the first payment will be calculated according to the difference between the first and second payment dates and the set interval for the payment.
curl
curl -X POST \
'https://web.na.bambora.com/scripts/process_transaction.asp?requestType=BACKEND&merchant_Id=your_merchant_id&passcode=your_payment_api_passcode&trnType=P&singleUseToken=any_single_use_token&trnAmount=10&trnRecurring=1&rbBillingPeriod=D&rbBillingIncrement=30&trnCardOwner=Rosanna%20Sylvester'
curl
trnApproved=1&trnId=10000677&messageId=1&messageText=Approved&trnOrderNumber=10000677&authCode=TEST&errorType=N&errorFields=&responseType=T&trnAmount=10&trnDate=9%2F12%2F2017+8%3A49%3A34+PM&rbAccountId=6217641&avsProcessed=0&avsId=U&avsResult=0&avsAddrMatch=0&avsPostalMatch=0&avsMessage=Address+information+is+unavailable%2E&cvdId=1&cardType=VI&trnType=P&paymentMethod=CC&ref1=&ref2=&ref3=&ref4=&ref5=&hashValue=fa879fac34852060e908899b9c634608931f97ad
You can modify a recurring payment to change its amount or schedule. You can put a payment on hold or you can close it.
If a recurring payment is disabled and later reactivated back, payments will be charged unless the processBackPayments
parameter is passed.
You can only use actual card data when updating the payment card associated with a recurring payment account. Using either a single-use token, or a Payment Profile customer code will not work. We recommend that you create a new recurring payment if you need to change card data.
You cannot update the payment card a recurring payment account using either a using a single-use token, or a Payment Profile. We recommend that you create a new recurring payment if you need to change card data.
curl
curl -X POST \
'https://web.na.bambora.com/scripts/recurring_billing.asp?serviceVersion=1.0&operationType=M&merchantId=your_merchant_id&passCode=your_recurring_payment_api_passcode&rbAccountId=6217641&amount=12.00'
```curl
1
```
You can register for a callback when recurring payments are processed. The callback URL is set in the Member Area. Click administration, then account settings, and then order settings, under Response Notification.
The parameters posted to the webhook are the same as those returned by the API when first creating a Recurring Account.
Caveat: The callback is made over HTTPS using TLS 1.0 (rather than TLS 1.2).
You may find it helpful while testing to use tools that allow you to inspect and debug webhook requests like PutsReq.


In this rotation we used fusion 360 to design a few different objects, and extrude a 3d model of them. So far this rotation has been my favorite.
Having cad experience in the past it was fun getting back to it and seeing how it has changed over the last few years.
The Challenge I chose was the hinge. Although a simple piece, hinges are everywhere around us and are arguably one of the most important parts of anything.


OpTiMSoC is a framework to build a custom tiled Multi-Core SoC
added on 2016-10-08
added on 2016-10-08
Fully parameterised AHB3-Multilayer Interconnect switch for AHB3-Lite based SoCs.
added on 2016-10-10
Simple FIFO-based, transport-agnostic device - host communication
added on 2016-10-10
RISC-V port to Parallella Board
added on 2016-10-11
a package manager and a set of build tools for FPGA/ASIC development
added on 2016-10-11
added on 2016-10-11
The ZipCPU is a resource efficient 32-bit soft core implementation.
added on 2016-10-12
A wishbone controlled scope for FPGAs
added on 2016-10-12
Wishbone to ICAPE interface bridge
added on 2016-10-12
A pipelined wishbone to AXI bridge
added on 2016-10-12
A wishbone controlled FM transmitted hack
added on 2016-10-12
A wishbone controlled PWM (audio) controller
added on 2016-10-12
A C++ generator of Verilog FFT cores that produce and consume two samples per clock
added on 2016-10-12
A Real Time Clock core for FPGA's
added on 2016-10-12
SD-Card controller, using a SPI interface that is (optionally) shared
added on 2016-10-12
CMod-S6 SoC
added on 2016-10-12
A simple UART controller that can easily be wishbone controlled.
added on 2016-10-12
A System on a Chip Implementation for the XuLA2-LX25 board
added on 2016-10-12
An Open Source configuration of the Arty platform
added on 2016-10-12
Code generation tool for control registers in a SoC design
added on 2016-10-14
PicoRV32 - A Size-Optimized RISC-V CPU
added on 2016-10-14
SimpleVOut -- A Simple FPGA Core for Creating VGA/DVI/HDMI/OpenLDI Signals
added on 2016-10-14
added on 2016-10-15
added on 2016-10-15
Streaming DMA with Wishbone interface
added on 2016-10-16
Generic FIFO implementation with optional FWFT
added on 2016-10-16
Data stream utility functions
added on 2016-10-16
Wishbone interconnect utilities
added on 2016-10-16
Wishbone Bus Functional Model
added on 2016-10-16
OpenRISC 1000-compatible bootloaders
added on 2016-10-16
Python library for working with IP-XACT files
added on 2016-10-16
Library of VHDL components for AXI Stream infrastructure
added on 2016-10-16
Library of VHDL components for data storage
added on 2016-10-16
Simple Capture/Compare Timer
added on 2016-10-19
The PicoBlaze-Library offers several PicoBlaze devices and routines to extend a common PicoBlaze environment to a little System on Chip.
added on 2016-10-24
A JSON library implemented in VHDL
added on 2016-10-24
This repository contains synthesizable examples which use the PoC-Library.
added on 2016-10-24
IP Core Library - Published and maintained by the VLSI-EDA, Faculty of Computer Science, Technische Universität Dresden, Germany.
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J. Melo, "Nem tudo são trevas: o lado bom da Deep Web," in Revista Galileu. Available in: http://revistagalileu. globo. com/Revista/Common/0% 2c% 2c EMI331438-7770% 2c00NEM+ TUDO+ SAO+ TREVAS+ O+ LADO+ BOM+ DA+ DEEP+ WEB. html. Accessed in: Apr. 2018.
C. Aguiar and K. da Costa, “O que a Deep Web pode oferecer além da Surface Web,” Proceedings da XV Semana de Informática e XII Mostra de Trabalhos de Iniciação Científica, pp. 1–5, Aug. 2013.
J. P. F. Marcon and T. P. Dias, “DeepWeb: O lado sombrio da Internet,” Conjuntura Global, vol. 3, no. 4, 2014.
S. D. Monteiro and M. V. Fidencio, “As dobras semióticas do ciberespaço: da web visível à invisível,” TransInformação, vol. 25, no. 1, 2013.
D. P. Franco, “Dark Web–Navegando no Lado Obscuro da Internet,” Amazônia em Foco: Ciência e Tecnologia, vol. 4, no. 6, pp. 18–33, 2016.
M. A. R. da Silva and F. C. Xavier, “Deep Web e a Rede Tor: Qual a sua Relação?,” Revista Científica Phronesis, vol. 1, no. 2, 2015.
M. Chertoff and T. Simon, “The impact of the dark web on internet governance and cyber security,” Global Commission on Internet Governance Paper Series, no. 6, Feb. 2015.
P. Ranakoti, S. Yadav, A. Apurva, S. Tomer and N. R. Roy, "Deep web & online anonymity," 2017 International Conference on Computing and Communication Technologies for Smart Nation (IC3TSN), Oct. 2017, pp. 215-219.
S. Kulkarni and D. Mukhopadhyay, "Analyzing the impact of deep web on real-time business search," 2017 4th International Conference on Advanced Computing and Communication Systems (ICACCS), Jan. 2017, pp. 1-5.
R. Sabillon, V. Cavaller, J. Cano and J. Serra-Ruiz, "Cybercriminals, cyberattacks and cybercrime," 2016 IEEE International Conference on Cybercrime and Computer Forensic (ICCCF), June 2016, pp. 1-9.
H. Berghel, "Which Is More Dangerous--the Dark Web or the Deep State?," in Computer, vol. 50, no. 7, pp. 86-91, 2017.
M. P. Singh, "Deep Web structure," in IEEE Internet Computing, vol. 6, no. 5, pp. 4-5, Sep/Oct 2002.
H. Zhao, "Study of Deep Web Sources Classification Technology," 2010 Second International Conference on Multimedia and Information Technology, Dec. 2010, pp. 324-326.
P. Rai and S. Singh, "Identifying cyber black holes (deep web)," 2010 International Conference on Computer and Communication Technology (ICCCT), Sep. 2010, pp. 833-836.
Jer Lang Hong, "Deep web data extraction," 2010 IEEE International Conference on Systems, Man and Cybernetics, Sep. 2010, pp. 3420-3427.
D. Stupples, "ICITST-2013: Keynote speaker 2: Security challenge of TOR and the deep web," 8th International Conference for Internet Technology and Secured Transactions (ICITST-2013), Dec. 2013, pp. 14-14.
G. Hurlburt, "Shining Light on the Dark Web," in Computer, vol. 50, no. 4, pp. 100-105, Apr. 2017.
Howard Shrobe; David L. Shrier; Alex Pentland, "CHAPTER 10 Who's Afraid of the Dark Web?," in New Solutions for Cybersecurity, 1, MIT Press, 2018.
C. S. East, “Demystifying the Dark Web,” in ITNOW, vol. 59, no. 1, pp. 16–17, Mar. 2017.
A. Montieri, D. Ciuonzo, G. Aceto, and A. Pescapé, “Anonymity Services Tor, I2P, JonDonym: Classifying in the Dark,” 2017 29th International Teletraffic Congress (ITC 29), Sep. 2017, vol. 1, pp. 81–89.
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Attack on Syria's Idlib kills at least 15 at displaced persons camp
by ReutersAn attack by Syrian government forces on the rebel-held area of Idlib in northwestern Syria killed at least 15 and wounded several at a displaced persons camp on Wednesday, rescue workers said.
Syria's northwest corner, including the Idlib region, is the last major chunk of territory still in rebel hands after more than eight years of war.
Ground-to-ground missiles fired from the countryside of Aleppo struck the camp at Kah, a town north of Idlib near the border with Turkey, setting tents ablaze according to the White Helmets, a rescue group known officially as the Syrian civil defence.
The British-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said pro-government artillery shelling also hit a maternity hospital in Kah. The Syrian American Medical Society said staff at the hospital were wounded and the hospital damaged.
Russia, which supports Syrian President Bashar al-Assad in his country's civil war, and Turkey, long a backer of rebels, co-sponsored a de-escalation agreement for the area earlier this year that has since faltered.
The region is home to hundreds of thousands of people who fled other parts of Syria as government forces advanced through the country since Moscow joined the war on the side of Assad in 2015, tipping the conflict in his favour.


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These delicate arancini are so moreish. Try serving them as canapés at your next party and watch them disappear.
Heat the oil a deep-fat fryer to 190C. Alternatively, heat the oil in a deep, heavy-based saucepan until a breadcrumb sizzles and turns golden-brown when dropped into it. (Caution: Hot oil can be dangerous. Do not leave unattended.)
Mix the chopped ham and parmesan into the cold risotto, then roll the risotto into small balls, each about the size of a golf ball.
Sprinkle 40g/1½oz of the flour onto a plate. Beat the eggs in a bowl. Sprinkle the breadcrumbs onto a separate plate. Dust each risotto ball in the flour, then dip into the beaten egg, then roll in the breadcrumbs until completely coated.
Carefully lower the arancini into the hot oil in batches and fry for 2-3 minutes, or until golden-brown and heated through. Remove from the pan using a slotted spoon and set aside to drain on kitchen paper. Keep warm.
Meanwhile, in a bowl, whisk together the cornflour, the remaining flour and the sparkling water until smooth and well combined. Dip the courgette flowers into this batter.
Fry the courgette flowers in batches for 1-2 minutes, or until the batter is crisp and golden-brown. Remove from the pan using a slotted spoon and set aside to drain on kitchen paper.
Serve the arancini with the courgette flowers and lemon wedges alongside.


load_foreign_resource/1
[hookable]load_foreign_resource(
:Resource)
Load the foreign resource Resource into Prolog. Relies on the
hook predicates foreign_resource/2
and foreign/3
.
The foreign resource to be loaded. The file extension can be omitted.
load_foreign_resource/1
takes a foreign resource and loads it
into Prolog.
The extension can be omitted from the filename given in the Resource argument.
Uses the foreign/3
and foreign_resource/2
facts defined by the
user to make the connection between a Prolog procedure and the foreign
function. In this context,
the resource name is derived from Resource
name by deleting any leading path and extension
from the absolute file name of Resource.
When loading the foreign resource, it looks for a
foreign_resource/2
fact for the resource name. For each symbol
in that fact, it looks for a foreign/3
fact that gives the name
of the Prolog procedure associated with the foreign symbol and the
argument specification.
Contrary to most hook predicates which reside in the user
module, load_foreign_resource/1
will look for
foreign_resource/2
and foreign/3
facts defined in its source
module.
Foreign resources are created with the splfr tool (see The Foreign Resource Linker).
Errors in the specification of foreign/[2,3]
and
foreign_resource/2
will all be reported when
load_foreign_resource/1
is called.
foreign/[2,3]
,
Foreign Resources,
Calling C from Prolog.


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AMERICAN OUTLAWS A film review by Max Messier Copyright 2001 filmcritic.com
Not so long ago, men by the names of Peckinpah, Ford, Leone, and Eastwood made westerns. Real westerns. These were some of the best films of the twentieth century.
Those days are gone. Now we have crap like Wild Wild West to pass for the western. And that record is not improved with the unbearable tale of American Outlaws.
Outlaws is yet another re-telling of the Jesse James legend, courtesy of B-movie king James G. Robinson (producer of such classics as Wrongfully Accused and Chill Factor). Delayed since the spring, this version stars the Irish hunka hunka burning love Colin Farrell (the best part of Schumacher's Tigerland) as the bad-ass Jesse James. Alas, any sense of his character has been left on the ranch, leaving us with only cute chicks like Ali Larter (minus the whipped cream) to watch.
The spin this time around: Fresh from serving as Southern militiamen in the Civil War, Jesse James (Farrell), his brother Frank (Gabriel Macht), and his pal Cole Younger (Scott Caan) lay down their arms and head home to Missouri to tend the family farms after the war has ended.  The Jameses and the Youngers then join forces to fight the railroad -- by robbing banks up and down Missouri, thus cutting off the railroad's financial surplus and playing Robin Hood to the local people.
Along the way, the boys squabble over who's the cutest of the gang, who's the most popular cowboy in the gang, and who ought to go on MTV's Total Request Live. They rob numerous banks with identical interiors, always with the kindest of hearts, strutting in their grungy dusters as Moby songs play in the background. The witty banter they share could be plastered within a Hallmark card.
The biggest disappointment here lies in the acting of Colin Farrell. After a great job in Tigerland, Farrell walks through this role easier then Nicolas Cage in Gone in 60 Seconds. And his American accent rivals Richard Gere's Irish accent in The Jackal. Combined with feeling like Bonanza: The Teen Years, this homogenized production (toned down to get the ever-popular PG-13 rating) gives us an invincible Jesse James that quickly grows tiresome and boring.
Not to mention: The real story of Jesse James and his gang bears no resemblance to the plot of American Outlaws. Instead, the movie is full of old, outrageous tales about the Wild West -- tales which went out of style in 5-cent magazines about a century ago.

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The series was picked up with an initial production order of 20 episodes on March 13, 2014,[6][7] later expanding to 26 episodes.[8] On July 26, 2014, the series started airing with a one-hour special as the first episode. Series creator Dan Schneider stated on Twitter that a character from one of his previous series will make a guest appearance on the series.[9] On November 18, 2014, the series was renewed for a second season.[8] The series was renewed for a third season on March 2, 2016. [10] On November 16, 2016, the series was renewed for a fourth season. Nickelodeon renewed Henry Danger for a second season on November 18th, 2014. The second season premiered on September 12, 2015 and concluded on July 17, 2016. This season consists of 20 episodes. However, only 19 were produced. Dr. Minyak has transformed Charlotte into a super strong being set to capture Kid Danger and Captain Man after Dr.
In March 2018, Jace Norman indicated in an interview with Extra that the series was to be picked up for a fifth season. Cohen had been promoted to main cast and Christopher J. On July 27, 2018, the series was renewed for a fifth season of 20 episodes. In addition, Michael D. Nowak now serves as showrunner while Jake Farrow now serves as executive producer. On December 3, 2018, it was announced that Nickelodeon had ordered 10 additional episodes for the fifth season. He was formerly the cashier at Junk N' Stuff. Gooch would alert Captain Man (and Kid Danger) of crimes happening in Swellview and acted as a lookout for the Man Cave. From Season 3 onward, his duties have been taken over by Jasper Dunlop. Trivia. Piper thinks Kid Danger is hot, as she's unaware that he's actually her own brother. Though in Broken Armed and Dangerous, she found out along with the rest of the school until Henry made a believable excuse that he wasn't Kid Danger. She eventually finds out in Sister Twister, Part 1.
bringing the series to 117 produced episodes. On April 3, 2019, it was announced that Nickelodeon had ordered 10 additional episodes for the fifth season. bringing the series to 127 produced episodes,[17] with 128 episodes ultimately being produced. On May 11, 2019, it was announced that Frankie Grande would return for a special musical episode that premiered on July 27, 2019. On December 7, 2019, Nickelodeon began advertising that the "final episodes" of the series would begin airing in January 2020. In Nickelodeon's latest Henry Danger: The Final Season teaser trailer, Henry (Jace Norman) quits his job of being Captain Man's sidekick, Kid Danger, causing Captain Man (Cooper Barnes) to put up a Help Wanted sign in Junk n' Stuff's window in his search for a new sidekick! “The final goodbye. In Henry the Man-Beast, Jasper gets angry at Henry for bailing on him, so the two fight in the episode. In I Know Your Secret he finds out Henry is Kid Danger. The two of them technically kiss in Love Muffin when Jasper gives Henry mouth to mouth, which causes Henry to briefly fall in love with Jasper. “Since several Schneider's Bakery projects are wrapping up, both sides agreed that this is a natural time for Nickelodeon and Schneider's Bakery to pursue other opportunities and projects. ... The decision comes as Nickelodeon has opted to cancel Schneider's latest series, Game Shakers after three seasons. Corrales, New Mexico, U.S.
In the United States, the series and first season premiered with a one-hour special on Nickelodeon on July 26, 2014. In Canada, the series premiered on YTV on October 8, 2014. In Australia and New Zealand, the series began airing on Nickelodeon on January 17, 2015. In the United Kingdom and Ireland, the series premiered on Nickelodeon on February 13, 2015. Ella Aiko Anderson (born March 26, 2005) is an American actress. She began her career as a child actress, starring as Piper on the Nickelodeon series Henry Danger, and is known for playing the role of Rachel Rawlings in the 2016 comedy adventure film The Boss. Where to Stream Henry Danger Seasons 4 and 5 Online? You can stream seasons 1 to 4 of 'Henry Danger' on CBS All Access. All five seasons are available for cable-free streaming on YouTube TV and Directv. You can additionally catch several episodes on Sling TV, Philo TV, and Fubo TV. Henry Danger season 6 will not be happening as the series was canceled, and the final episode of season 5 served as the series finale. Two spinoffs have spawned from the original in the form of an animate endeavor called The Adventures of Kid Danger and a live-action spinoff called Danger Force.
Nickelodeon renewed Henry Danger for a fourth season on November 16, 2016. The fourth season premiered on October 21, 2017 and concluded on October 20, 2018. Henry quits his job after a huge argument with Ray but came back after he revealed his secret identity to his parents. After defeating Drex on the blimp it was heading to Swellview Baby Hospital. Ray tells Henry to leave but Henry activates his parachute to save Ray because Swellview needs Captain Man. Henry Danger season 6 will not be happening as the series was canceled, and the final episode of season 5 served as the series finale. Two spinoffs have spawned from the original in the form of an animate endeavor called The Adventures of Kid Danger and a live-action spinoff called Danger Force. In Nickelodeon's latest Henry Danger: The Final Season teaser trailer, Henry Jace Norman.
Henry Danger is an American comedy television series created by Dan Schneider and Dana Olsen that aired on Nickelodeon from July 26,2014 to March 21, 2020. The series stars Jace Norman, Cooper Barnes, Riele Downs, Sean Ryan Fox, Ella Anderson, and Michael D. Cohen. The first season concluded on May 16, 2015. The second season premiered on September 12, 2015, and concluded on July 17, 2016. The third season premiered on September 17, 2016, and concluded on October 7, 2017. The fourth season premiered on October 21, 2017. and concluded on October 20, 2018. The fifth season premiered on November 3, 2018. Henry Hart returns back to Swellview and welcomed back Danger Force and Captain Man. ... This leads to Danger Force going on several missions while Ray and Henry play games in the Man's Nest. Henry quits his job after a huge argument with Ray but came back after he revealed his secret identity to his parents. After defeating Drex on the blimp it was heading to Swellview Baby Hospital. Ray tells Henry to leave but Henry activates his parachute to save Ray because Swellview needs Captain Man.


THE NINTH GATE
Review by John Beachem
* *
Directed by: Roman Polanski Written by: John Brownjohn, Roman Polanski
"There's nothing more reliable than a man whose loyalty can be bought for hard cash," Boris Balkan (Frank Langella) states near the beginning of "The Ninth Gate". The film actually starts off rather well, with decent quotes like this one and an intriguing story. However, things grow steadily worse from there, until the movie disintegrates into a heap of cheesy dialogue and horror film cliches. Roman Polanski ("Rosemary's Baby") hasn't made a film in quite some time, since he's been out of the country fleeing a statutory rape charge that was brought against him. Polanski is obviously out of practice. The man who once created a classic horror film like "Rosemary's Baby" back in 1968, now seems incapable of scaring his audiences in any way.
Dean Corso (Johnny Depp) is a finder of rare books (a book detective, as one character puts it). His latest assignment is to track down the remaining two copies of an ancient book for his employer, Boris Balkan. The book is called The Ninth Gate, a sort of bible to devil worshipers. Balkan wants Corso to determine which of the three remaining volumes is authentic, as he is certain that two of them are forgeries. Corso's journey leads him to France, Portugal and Spain as he tracks down collectors of rare and occult books. He soon discovers that he is being followed by two interested parties. One is Liana Tefler (Lena Olin), who was the original owner of Balkan's copy, the other is a young lady (Emmanuelle Seigner) who seems to be protecting Corso for unkown reasons.
Like I said, it really is a rather interesting plot idea, but Polanski somehow botches it beyond all recognition. One of the largest problems with the film is that Polanski seems incapable of tightening the script in any way. We are constantly given scenes like this one: Johnny Depp walks into the room, looks around for a minute and a half, then unpacks his bag. He looks at his book for several more minutes, then puts it away and walks out of the room. You'd be amazed at the amount of yawning I heard in the audience during this so called thriller. It seems Polanski decided to spend all his time on scenes which we couldn't care less about, but in the tradition of "Eye of the Beholder" and "Boiler Room", he spent no time at all on the film's ending. This is another one you can add to that ever growing list of films that just stops in mid-scene, rather than really ending.
I recently heard that Johnny Depp refused to discuss "The Ninth Gate", being unhappy with the final product. His lack of enthusiasm for the film certainly shows in his performance. The man looks bored out of his mind throughout the entire film. As for the rest of the cast, the only interesting performance comes from Frank Langella ("Cutthroat Island") as a creepy millionaire. Lena Olin ("Mystery Men") has always appeared to possess no acting talent whatsoever, and she continues to display this here. Emmanuelle Seigner ("Frantic") is given very little to do, and she does so admirably. The most aggravating and yet somehow strangely amusing performance (or perhaps I should say performances) comes from Jose Lopez Rodero, playing twin brothers who complete one another's scentences.
The last thing I'm going to mention is the music used in this film. I'm not sure who chose it, but it is more suitable for a comedy than a horror film. There is nothing remotely suspensful about it; what suspense might be in the film, is killed whenever the music starts playing. If 2000 continues with the sort of movies I've seen so far, we're all in for a very long year. "The Ninth Gate" is yet another waste of time. Luckily, "American Beauty" and "The Sixth Sense" are playing in theaters right now, having been re-released after their Oscar nominations. I'd suggest seeing one of those rather than this piece of tripe. The movie runs far too long at 127 minutes, which should have been cut down to at least 110. I'd recommend it only to die hard fans of Johnny Depp, and give it two out of five stars.
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| Interface Summary | |
| LuceneCocoonIndexer | The avalon behavioural component interface of an indexer. |
| LuceneCocoonSearcher | The avalon behavioural component interface of a searcher. |
| LuceneXMLIndexer | The avalon behavioural component interface of generating lucene documents from an xml content. |
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| LuceneCocoonHelper | This class encapsulates some helper methods. |
| LuceneCocoonPager | This class should help you to manage paging of hits. |
| LuceneCocoonPager.HitWrapper | A helper class encapsulating found document, and its score |
| LuceneIndexContentHandler | Parse XML and generate lucene document(s) |
| SimpleLuceneCocoonIndexerImpl | A lucene indexer. |
| SimpleLuceneCocoonSearcherImpl | This class provides searching via lucene. |
| SimpleLuceneXMLIndexerImpl | A simple class building lucene documents from xml content. |
This package provides Cocoon search components.
The search packes provides interfaces and methods for indexing, and for searching.
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I was born in Newport Beach California the summer of 1985. I had a typical middle class upbringing going camping and hiking the weekends I wasn't playing soccer or basketball.
During my tween years I dropped all organized sports and picked up a skateboard. I spent many weekends throwing myself down stairs, running from cops and jumping fences. Probably not the best way to spend my teenage years, but skateboarding provided a very inovative way for me to express my creativity and conect with my enviornment in an entirely new way. There are no rules with skateboarding, you do a trick going forwards, backwards, on a rail, on a ledge, down stairs, up stairs, anything within reason could go from a simple thought to a reality.
Unfortunatly my dreams of being a professional skateboarder faded with a broken ankle and I soon enrolled in aviation school. Upon graduating with a Airframe and Powerplant certificate I decided to join the Marine Corps spending 4 years as a hydraulic/pneumatic/structures mechanic, expanding my knowledge of aviation to include all facets of mechanics.
Despite a dibilitating left shoulder injury suffered while riding a motorcycle, I pursued a very active lifestyle during and after the Marine Corps that took me from the inhosbitable climate of the Himalayas to the beautiful Hawaiian islands scuba diving with whale sharks. Now on to the biggest challenge of all, learning html and css.


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You should care because a lack of fresh water (which is necessary for everything, not just drinking, but everything from chemical manufacture to agriculture to cleaning) will cause the price of everything that you use to rise. Water prices, and by extension food prices, and many other inelastic resources that are tied to this will increase in price, making it harder for everyone to make a living.
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