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Dogs are better than cats for numerous reasons. They always stay around people whenever they can and they are always happy doing it whereas cats do the opposite. Dogs are also adventurous, whenever on a walk they want to smell anything they can, cats don’t go on walks and they usually online stay inside. By having a dog it makes you more active and healthy because it leads you to go on more walks and to get exercise. Also with dogs you can train them to do certain tricks and they could even be trained to protect you in times of danger.
When you first get a dog and give it its name, the dog learns it and knows that its their name. They will always respond to it unlike cats. Dogs will always be around you to comfort you in times of need. They have a powerful sense of loyalty and whenever you need a pick me up they are always there to make you smile.


Table Of Contents
- Introduction
- Choosable Data Levels
- Dataset Properties
- Usage Example
- Supported Operations
- Synchron vs. Asynchron
- Data Caching
- Server Interface
- Usable Network Protocols
- Real-time Communication
Introduction
The ccm framework provides a service for component developer for flexible data management.
The service could be used with the method ccm.store
. This method allows the usage of ccm datastores. A ccm datastore can manage datasets in one of three choosable data levels and could also be used autonomously of ccm components for easy data management.
Choosable Data Levels
Data Level 1: JavaScript Object
On the first level the data will be managed in an local JavaScript object. Than all managed datasets are fugitive data which are gone when webpage is reloaded.
Data Level 2: IndexedDB
On the second level the data will be managed in the clientside database IndexedDB. Than all managed data is still there after page reload. This is specially interesting for offline functionality.
Data Level 3: Server-side Database
On the third level the data will be managed in any server-side database of choice. The server must have an ccm compatible interface. Than all managed datasets are stored persistent on a server and they are not bounded to a specific client. Different network protocols are possible for communication between client and server.
The following image shows an overview about ccm data management:
Dataset Properties
Every managed dataset must have a property key
which contains the unique key of the dataset. There are no conventions for other properties. They can be as they want.
The following code shows an example for a ccm dataset:
{
"key": "quizz",
"question": "What is the meaning of life?",
"answers": [ "nothing", "don't know", "ccm programming", "other things" ],
"type": "multiple_choice"
}
Usage Example
The following code shows an first simple example for working with a ccm datastore:
// create a empty datastore of data level 1
var store = ccm.store();
// store new dataset with unique key 'test' in created datastore
var created_dataset = store.set( { key: 'test', value: 4711 } );
// get stored dataset
var requested_dataset = store.get( 'test' );
// update stored dataset
var updated_dataset = store.set( { key: 'test', value: 'foo' } );
// delete stored dataset
var deleted_dataset = store.del( 'test' );
For more detail how to use the method ccm.store
see the documentation of the method.
Supported Operations
A ccm datastore supports the following operation:
| Operation | Description |
|---|---|
| get(key) | Get a single dataset with the given key. |
| get(query) | Get all datasets that matches the given query. |
| set(data) | Create a new dataset that contains the given data. |
| set(prio) | Updates a existing dataset with given priority data. |
| del(key) | Delete a existing dataset with given key. |
For more details how to use these operations see the part for ccm datastores in the API of the ccm framework. Here you see which data level supports which operations:
| Operation | L1: JavaScript Object | L2: IndexedDB | L3: Redis | L3: MongoDB |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| get(key) | supported | supported | supported | supported |
| get(query) | supported | - | - | supported* |
| set(data) | supported | supported | supported | supported |
| set(prio) | supported | supported | supported** | supported*** |
| del(key) | supported | supported | supported | supported |
* all specific MongoDB queries are possible
** no partial update (updates always complete dataset)
*** support deep partial updates (with dot notation)
Note that on data level 3 the server not only can have Redis and MongoDB as database. This are only common examples. For example the server-side database must not be an NoSQL database. Which of the operations other databases support depends mainly on the server interface.
Synchron vs. Asynchron
Each of the datastore operations has a callback as second parameter. The result of an operation will be provided to the callback function as first parameter. If the operation don't causes any asynchron operation, the result will be also provided as return value. Operations on data level 1 are synchron and operations on higher data levels are asynchron. No matter of synchron or asynchron, in case of doubt use the callback function to collect the requested dataset(s). Using callbacks gives also the possibility to switch anytime to another data level without code changes.
The following example shows collecting the result of an ccm datastore operation in both ways:
var store = ccm.store();
var synchron_result = store.get( function ( asynchron_result ) {
console.log( asynchron_result );
} );
console.log( synchron_result );
Data Caching
On data level 1 the data will be managed in an local JavaScript object. On higher data levels this object acts as a local cache. Then all results of every datastore operation are local cached. When requesting datasets that are already cached, the datasets are taken from there. This results in a shorter execution time. Another effect is that requests for already cached datasets are synchron and the result can received directly as return value of the method call:
// provides a datastore of data level 2
var store = ccm.store( { store: 'my_store' } );
// The first request for the dataset is asynchron and the result
store.get( 'test', function () { // dataset is now local cached.
// The second dataset request is synchron and the result is receivable
var result = store.get( 'test' ); // as return value of the method call.
} );
Server Interface
When a client uses a ccm datastore of data level 3 for data management, than the client must declare an URL to an ccm compatible server interface in the datastore settings. Then all datastore operations will be forwarded to this server interface. The server interface then can forward this operations to the server-side database. In this step the server interface must transform the according data in the form which the specific database can handle. Then the server interface sends the results back to the client in the form the client-side datastore can receive them.
The following example shows a very simple dummy server interface in PHP which receives the forwarded datastore operations and send them back to client without forwarding to a database:
<?php
// receive datastore operation
$key = $_GET[ 'key' ]; // get
$dataset = $_GET[ 'dataset' ]; // set (create or update)
$del = $_GET[ 'del' ]; // del
// send dummy response back to client
if ( $key ) die( array( 'key' => $key, 'value' => 'foo' ) ); // get
if ( $dataset ) { $dataset[ 'value' ] = 'bar'; die( $dataset ); } // set
if ( $del ) die( array( 'key' => $del, 'value' => 'baz' ) ); // del
?>
The server interface must not be written in PHP. For example it can also be written in JavaScript (with Node.js). An better professional server interface should think of the following aspects:
- Cross-domain data transmissions with CORS or JSONP
- Support of different network protocols
- Security mechanisms for
- user authentication
- user rights for data operations
- secure network protocols
- More than one choosable database
- Support of stable and efficient realtime communication
- Server stability, availability and scalability
Usable Network Protocols
Different network protocols could be used for data transmission between client and server depending on the supported network protocols of the server interface. For example an server interface could support some of the following protocols:
- Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP)
- Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure (HTTPS)
- WebSocket (WS)
- WebSocket Secure (WSS)
To choose on client-side which supported network protocol should be used, simple use the corresponding prefix in the URL to the server interface in the datastore settings. For example:
- http://path/to/server/interface.php
- https://path/to/server/interface.php
- ws://path/to/server/interface.php
- wss://path/to/server/interface.php
Real-time Communication
In case of realtime communication with Web Socket as network protocol for a ccm datastore with data level 3, the server informs every active client about changing datasets. To react to this informations on client-side there only must be declared a onChange
callback for the datastore. The parameters of the callback contain the server informations about the changed dataset.
The following code shows an example for declaring a onChange
callback:
ccm.store( {
store: 'my_store',
url: 'http://path/to/server/interface.php',
onChange: function () {
console.log( arguments ); // Shows the server informations about changed
} // stored datasets in the developer console.
} );
Note that changing a dataset not triggers the own onChange event. The server informs only other clients about changed data. Open the same website in a second browser tab to trigger the event.


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Welcome to Map-o-Mat! This application uses the data published
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We are Hermann Blum and Alexander Dietmüller and developed this
application as part of a group project for the
disco group at ETH Zurich.
To start, pick a city and all categories you want to see and
click "generate". After a little computing this will take you
to a live map preview.
(You can also download the overlay as .kml)


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Cluster possible values of a categorical variable into
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clusters to find a suboptimal split.
If a discrete variable, on which the training procedure tries to
make a split, takes more than MaxCategories
values, the precise
best subset estimation may take a very long time because the
algorithm is exponential. Instead, many decision trees engines
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case by clustering all the samples into MaxCategories
clusters
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-class classification problems for
categorical variables with N > MaxCategories
possible values. In
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be found efficiently without employing clustering, thus the
parameter is not used in these cases. Default value is 10.
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"Reindeer Games" - HoHoHum by Homer Yen (c) 2000
Since this film's setting takes place during the season of giving, I feel compelled to give at least one compliment. I like Ben Affleck, who plays an amiable anti-hero that gets himself caught up in a case of mistaken identity. But would I be a scrooge for saying that the film itself has the unenviable feeling of being caught under the mistletoe with the dogfaced Gary Senise?
"Reindeer Games" is a film that has the intention of being a not-so-ordinary action film. It tries to be hip.  It tries to add some spice to its characters. Case in point: a henchman philosophizes about the economic advantage of adding another Christmas holiday to bolster retail sales (not a good idea if it means more movies like this). It also tries to be unpredictable. Case in point: there are plot twists galore.
But "Reindeer Games" is only sophisticated enough to gather these elements together. There they are, just sitting there. And like oil and water, they never seem to be able to mix. What a shame, because in the hands of a more talented group, this could have been a really fun movie.
Ben Affleck plays Rudy, a small-time car thief who is about to be released from jail. The first thing that he wants to do with his freedom is to get a cup of Hot Chocolate and a slice of Pecan Pie. His cellmate, Nick (James Frain) will also be released on the same day. Over the last few months, Nick has been receiving love letters from a mysterious woman named Ashley (Charlize Theron). Nick has never met this woman. She's a pen pal who learned of Nick through one of those prison magazine personals. Nick's wall is plastered with pictures of Ashley, who is quite adorable. And he reads her letters to Rudy, who is moved by her prose. Nick, unfortunately, falls victim in a prison fight and when Rudy is released and sees her waiting outside, Rudy assumes Nick's place. "Don't do it, Rudy," he says to himself. But how much of a conscience does a thief really have?
Although things seem blissful at first, she is a woman who can only draw you into trouble. Ashley is connected with a group of gun-running truckers. Led by the sinister-looking Gabriel, (perpetually scowling Gary Senise), he has read Nick's letters and knows that he was a security guard of an Indian-run casino and that he is familiar with their safeguards. Of course, Affleck-as-Nick couldn't tell you where the bathrooms are, but to avoid being killed, he goes along with the charade as best as he can. Ashley weeps, "I've finally found a boy that I'm crazy about, and my brother wants him worse than me." I'm weeping too because despite Affleck's affability and potentially interesting material, "Reindeer Games" doesn't amount to much more than a conventional action film. Been there, done that, seen it all.
Though I shouldn't do this, I think about all of the opportunities squandered. One of the main points of the movie is that Affleck-as-Nick has no clue about security at a casino. Can you imagine him bumbling his way around trying to case the place out without arousing the suspicion? We also learn that none of the truckers have ever committed robbery before. Here is a golden comedic opportunity that may take place of the senseless yet inevitable bloodbath at the film's conclusion. You may remember that in my review of the "Whole Nine Yards," I had said that this gangster film is a comedy that would have been better off as a drama. "Reindeer Games" is just the opposite. It tries to be a hip action film, but would probably be better off as a psuedo-comedy. Thank goodness this film wasn't released before the Christmas season. Otherwise, it would have certainly dampened my holiday spirits.
Grade: C
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Visual Basic 6.0 Development
The process of using SecureXML from VBScript
either on the client side or on an ASP page on the server side starts
with first creating an instance of the SecureXML Signature object
by doing a CreateObject on the object name:
Set SigObj = CreateObject("XMLSign.Signature") on the
client side and
Set SigObj = Server.CreateObject("XMLSign.Signature")
on an ASP page for server side usage.
Access to all methods and properties are straight forward as their
names remain exactly the same as in the XMLSign.idl file.
Example 1: PKI Signature, Co-Signing
'Create SecureXML Signature object
Set SigObj = CreateObject("XMLSign.Signature")
'Set a signature property
SigObj.ChangeOrAddProperty "Signer Name", "John Doe"
' Set ExcludeSignerCertificate to 1 if you don't want to include
a copy of the signer's certificate in the signed XML
SigObj.ExcludeSignerCertificate = 1
' Just sign a simple data string
res = SigObj.SignDataStr("This is my test data")
'Co-sign the signed xml produced above
res = SigObj.CoSignXMLStr(res)
'Check for errors
MsgBox(SigObj.GetLastError)
'Save the signed xml containing two signatures to a file
SigObj.SaveXMLStr res, "TestFiles\c1.xml"
'Verify the signed XML created above
res = SigObj.SecureXMLVerify(res)
'Display verification result
MsgBox(res)
Example 2: HMAC or Password based signatures
'Create SecureXML Signature object
Set SigObj = CreateObject("XMLSign.Signature")
'Set Signature Id
SigObj.SignatureID(0) = "MySignature"
' Set EnvelopingFlag to Enveloped mode
SigObj.EnvelopingFlag = 2
' Enable HMAC signing
SigObj.UseHMAC = 1
' Set the signing password
SigObj.HMACPassword = "password"
'Set some other signature property
SigObj.ChangeOrAddProperty "Location", "Honolulu"
'Create the signature
res1 = SigObj.Sign("TestFiles\catalog.xml")
MsgBox res1 & "Last Error = " & SigObj.GetLastError
'Enable SaveXMLSignature to overwrite existing files
SigObj.OverwriteFile = 1
'Save the signature created above
SigObj.SaveXMLSignature "TestFiles\c1.xml"
MsgBox "Signature Saved As TestFiles\c1.xml"
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Visual Basic 6.0 Development
There are two ways to create an instance
of the SecureXML Digital Signature object in Visual Basic 6.0. One
way is to follow the usage presented for Visual Basic Script. This
method, also know as late binding method has a disadvantage that
you don't get the benefit of the Intellisense built into the VB
6.0 development environment. Also there is a run-time penalty for
late binding. The preferred way is to create a reference to the
SecureXML Digital Signature type library in your VB 6.0 development
environment and then declare a typed object. In order to create
a reference to the SecureXML Digital Signature Type Library, please
click on Project pull down menu and select References
At this
point you will be presented with a dialog box with a list of available
references. Please locate and select an entry called "Infomosaic
SecureXML Digital Signature 1.0 Type Library". If you don't
find this entry, click on the browse button and locate and select
XMLSign.dll in C:\Program Files\Infomosaic\SecureXML directory or
the SecureXML install directory if you chose a different directory
during installation.
After you have created a reference to the SecureXML Digital Signature
Type Library you would need to declare a variable of this new type.
This is done as follows:
Public SigObj As XMLSIGNLib.Signature
Later in your code, you would need to create an instance of the
SecureXML object as follows:
Set SigObj = New XMLSIGNLib.Signature
Now SigObj points to an instance of the SecureXML Digital Signature
object and the VB 6.0 development environment can help you use it
by presenting you with a list of methods and properties available
for this object. For the most part if you go through the sample
VB 6.0 project included with the SecureXML download, you will have
your first VB application running within one or two days.
With VB, all the method and property names remain the same as in
the IDL file and the VB 6.0 Intellisense can help you use them without
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Joshua Yuen
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Joshua Yuen is just another third year computer science student at UCSD. He is very excited to start learning more about HCI and user-centered design.
Reindeers are better than people. But people smell better than reindeers.
Software Projects
- Binary Search Trees
- Huffman File Compression
- San Diego Coastkeeper: Prosecution Database
Design Projects
- Casa De Amistad Center for Learning: Attendance Automation and Portal
- Waiting in line
- Needfinding
- Prototyping
- ...
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Latest Posts
Silicon Valley Shows Signs of Dot-Com Frenzy
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Silicon Valley Shows Signs of Dot-Com Frenzy
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Posts about “Technology”
My recent article on Battery Recycling is now available in the November issue of alive. I wasn’t aware of this before researching this topic, but you can recycle both single-use and rechargeable batteries in British Columbia.
Personally, I’m a big fan of eneloop batteries. I believe the batteries Apple uses in their wireless mouse and keyboard are re-branded eneloops.
I’ve been thinking about the future and what it might bring. In my last post I talked about a 1988 school project that accurately predicted the dawn of the tablet age. Well, here are three emerging technologies that are quite simply gob smacking. You have to see these videos to believe.
Quantum Levitation
You know that magnetic forces repel and attract, but did you know these laws can be bended so an object stays fixed in empty space?
In 1988 students from the University of Illinois were tasked with imagining the computer of the year 2000. What they came up with was a tablet computer that bears a striking resemblance to the iPad. From the report:
Our machine will have the same dimensions as a standard notebook. It will look like an 8”x11” monolith from the movie 2001, and be reminiscent of the Dynabook. This rectangular slab will weigh but a few pounds, and have no buttons or knobs to play with.
This is a hilarious take on the apathy surrounding the new iPhone 4S release:
LOL! Come on people.
There were many naysayers when this “magical device” first came out. It’s nothing but a glorified iPod Touch they cried. No front-facing camera. No multitasking (until the Fall that is, when iPhone OS 4 comes out). No USB ports, and so on.
Well I’m not one of those nitpicking technocrats. I think that the iPad is like a shiny piece of the future, straight out of Star Trek. It’s amazing. But here’s the thing: I don’t even own a laptop.
To be working on a project that is. At least it feels that way considering most writing projects I’ve been involved in are over after a hair-pulling night of throwing words onto a page or two. Project timelines are a bit more distended in the technical writing world. But, anyway, enough kerfuffle. What I’d like to present to you is the best business phone ever.
Yes, it’s the phone system I’ve been writing those 400-page Internal Product Specifications for.
The first entry of 2009! Granted, this isn’t the most updated blog in the world, but I’ve managed to keep wordbit going for around two years now, which is not bad. I recently tried to find the oldest blog in the world, and this site claims to have been blogging since 1987. But that’s just their opinion - blogs in their modern incarnation haven’t been around for more than about 10 years.
Not all of Apple’s offerings are shiny and perfect. And when it comes to iTunes, most sane people will agree that this music player is just plain ugly. I applaud Scott Gilberson for calling it like it is in his blog post, “The Top Ten Reasons iTunes Sucks”. Here are his main beefs:
It’s a store stupid
The library manager is prehistoric
No web browser/Wikipedia/anything
No plug-in architecture
The auto industry may have killed the electric car a few years ago, but it’s back - and dude, this is one sweet ride. Yes, going green has never been so self-indulgent…or pricey for that matter. The Tesla Roadster is a 100% electric and is available in the US and Europe, but you have to reserve it. All 2008 models are sold and in production, but you can snag a 2009 model for a mere $109,000.
Is it worth switching carriers for? It certainly is tempting. Sweet 3G, the 2.0 software update and a price tag of (only) $199 on a three-year contract. Both Fido and Rogers will be launching the device on July 11 - but I happen to be with Telus.  The problem is, I’m getting a pretty good deal right now - a carry-over from the time when you got unlimited evenings and weekends by default.
If you’re Homo Sapien then you’ve probably heard that song by Yael Naïm. Name not ringing any bells? You know, it’s the one that goes something like this: “La-la-la-la la-la-la-la-la…” Still not getting it? Okay, it’s the song from the MacBook Air commercial. Yes, you know the one (and if you still have no clue, check out this YouTube video).
The song is called “New Soul” and was handpicked by Steve Jobs for the MacBook campaign.
Have you ever had a job that bored you into zombie mode faster than Seabiscuit on steroids? According to this BBC article, scientists have developed a headset that measures when our brains are about to switch into autopilot mode. This state of cognitive rest is the brain’s way of saving cogitations for something more mentally taxing like what to make for dinner tonight.
Going brain dead is all very well if you’re gluing hula skirts onto tiki dolls on an assembly line, but what about if you’re, say, an air traffic controller?
It doesn’t matter how many firewalls, P2P filters, script blockers, or spyware removers you use, the one giveaway to your identity on the Internet is your IP address. Those numbers will trumpet your location to whoever’s interested, which is why you’ll often see annoying ads like “Find friends in (insert your city here) now!” This lack of privacy is a huge problem for political dissidents in China, or for anyone in that country who wants to surf an uncensored version of the net.
Apple’s new MacBook Air is purportedly the world’s thinnest (and sexiest) laptop, but is a bit shallow when it comes to hardware. The lack of CD-Rom drive or landline internet access for example, may discourage first-time laptop buyers. But if you need some compelling reasons to shell out for a laptop you can fit into a manilla envelope, perhaps these philanthropic possibilities will persuade you:
Source: Joyoftech.com
If you’re a wannabe iPod disciple and the rumour of an iPod levy had you on your knees praying for an intervention, your prayers have been answered. Canada’s federal court told the Canadian Copyright Board they had “no authority” to impose the levy, according to this CBC News article.
Well, this is good news indeed. I already find it cheaper to buy blank CDs in the States and would hate to cross the border to buy electronic goods as well.
Over at Wired’s video gallery you can watch some amusing tech vintage commercials. While I find the ones for the old Mac, the Vic-20, and the Commodore chuckle worthy, my vote for the funniest - and the most creative - goes to the 1980s ad for the Atari 5200’s Pole Position. Back in those days, the marketing strategy was basically to show as little of the game’s graphics as possible while hyping up the game in various ridiculous ways.
This story is a few months old, but it just came to my attention and I thought it was really neat. Scientists at MIT have successfully transmitted electricity through the air. In an experiment, they were able to successfully power a 60 watt light bulb from a power source two metres away. The team are calling this new concept “witricity”.
The potential for this new technology is pretty exciting. Imagine a world where laptops and cellphones could power themselves up when the batteries get low.
PC World has boldly declared that Vista is not all that Microsoft promised it would be. Alex and Kevin from Diggnation were talking about this on their show and how they just want the latest OS despite the sacrifices in frame rates for some games. I’ve seen Vista in action and it looks slick, but it seems to be all flash at this point. I’m extremely satisfied with the robustness of Windows Server 2003, which is so rock solid because it was designed to administer networks.
You may be aware of Canada’s Private Copyright Collective, the organization responsible for the ridiculous levy on blank audio cassettes and CDs. Now this collective is lobbying hard for a levy on recording devices such as MP3 players, cellphones, computers, and anything you can record with basically. Their argument is that just because you can pirate music on these devices, you should pay for it. These extortionist royalties are distributed to eligible songwriters, musicians, and record production companies (although the collective is unclear on who exactly is eligible - they don’t even have to be Canadian).
Amazon took a stab at revolutionizing the reading world today with the launch of its new wireless reading device called the Kindle. It’s about the size of a paperback, has a built in keyboard and a display that’s easy on the eyes and visible in sunlight. To buy a book you hook into their network through a wireless connection, but it’s more like making a call on your cell because you don’t have to find a hotspot.
CNET just released its readers top choices for sparkly new toys they want under the tree this year. Not surprisingly the Apple iphone is only in the number five spot, despite the price slash. As for the number one spot, well, I’m not sure if I agree with that one.
Watch it here.
Microsoft is working on a revolutionary new technology that will blow your mind. Watch this video on Seadragon and Photosynth to learn about a new social network that merges Flickr images from thousands of users into one representational image.
Thanks to Maureen for this.
Can governments read people’s minds with radio waves? Many people believe so. In fact, in order to combat this unseen menace, a paranoid subculture has arisen around the wearing of tin foil hats. This seemingly bizarre practice has garnered such credibility that an MIT student conducted empirical research in order to debunk it. Curiously, his findings indicated that tin foil in fact amplifies certain radio frequencies. Ironically, or perhaps tellingly, the frequencies amplified are the very same governmental and corporate frequencies that paranoids are trying to avoid.
 Unfortunately, there’s nothing like the tantalizing lure of speed and power to blind even the most cautious of web surfers, especially if your Internet connection is agonizingly sluggish.
It’s not surprising then, that this tubetorial on speeding up the Internet with Firefox caught my attention. I did briefly try it out before turning it off in horror.
As promised in my last post, here is a little segment I’m going to call…(insert drum-roll here)…THE WRITER’S CHALLENGE! Will you muster your courage and face the cunning challenge I’ve set before you?
Here it is:
I am holding an object in my hand. Guess what the object is by reading it’s patent description.

Wordbit has been down for the count for a few days due to an experimental Google app I unwisely installed. So, just in case you were thinking of trying out one of the apps in Google Labs, think again.
Google Accelerator ostensibly speeds up your Internet browsing by diverting web pages through their servers. The problem is that the program pre-fetches all websites on any given page. This is fine for public browsing at, say, a library.
There is no denying that the iPod has become part of our popular culture. What started as a neat toy for Mac users blossomed into a fashion craze for young urban hipsters. These cool urbanites identified each other not with secret handshakes but by the white ear-buds that had become the icon for “coolness”. The rise of the iPod sub-culture has a grassroots foundation in the heart of the thriving metropolis - on gritty city streets, on crowded subway trains and in public places.
Business cards are so ubiquitous these days, but not many people consider how much of an impression their card really makes. Well, with the exception of some Asian cultures (In Asia the exchange of business cards is ritualistic - The reciever takes the card respectfully with two hands and studies it carefully before placing it carefully into a pocket for safekeeping).


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FindCallback<T extends ParseObject>
A FindCallback is used to run code after a ParseQuery is used to fetch a list of
ParseObject s in a background thread. |
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GetCallback<T extends ParseObject>
A GetCallback is used to run code after a ParseQuery is used to fetch a
ParseObject in a background thread. |
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ParseQuery<T extends ParseObject>
The ParseQuery class defines a query that is used to fetch ParseObjects. |
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ParseQueryAdapter<T extends ParseObject>
A ParseQueryAdapter handles the fetching of objects by page, and displaying objects as views in a ListView. |
static interface |
ParseQueryAdapter.OnQueryLoadListener<T extends ParseObject>
Implement with logic that is called before and after objects are fetched from Parse by the adapter. |
static interface |
ParseQueryAdapter.QueryFactory<T extends ParseObject>
Implement to construct your own custom ParseQuery for fetching objects. |
class |
ParseRelation<T extends ParseObject>
A class that is used to access all of the children of a many-to-many relationship. |
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ParseInstallation
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ParseRole
Represents a Role on the Parse server. |
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ParseUser
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ParseObject.create(Class<T> subclass)
Creates a new ParseObject based upon a subclass type. |
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ParseObject.createWithoutData(Class<T> subclass,
String objectId)
Creates a reference to an existing ParseObject for use in creating associations between ParseObjects. |
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ParseObject.fetch()
Fetches this object with the data from the server. |
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ParseObject.fetchAllIfNeeded(List<T> objects)
Fetches all the objects that don't have data in the provided list. |
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ParseObject.fetchAllIfNeededInBackground(List<T> objects,
FindCallback<T> callback)
Fetches all the objects that don't have data in the provided list in the background |
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ParseObject.fetchAllInBackground(List<T> objects,
FindCallback<T> callback)
Fetches all the objects in the provided list in the background |
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ParseObject.fetchFromLocalDatastoreInBackground(GetCallback<T> callback)
Loads data from the local datastore into this object, if it has not been fetched from the server already. |
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ParseObject.fetchIfNeeded()
If this ParseObject has not been fetched (i.e. |
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ParseObject.fetchIfNeededInBackground(GetCallback<T> callback)
If this ParseObject has not been fetched (i.e. |
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ParseObject.fetchInBackground(GetCallback<T> callback)
Fetches this object with the data from the server in a background thread. |
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ParseQuery.getQuery(Class<T> subclass)
Creates a new query for the given ParseObject subclass type. |
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ParseQuery.getQuery(String className)
Creates a new query for the given class name. |
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ParseObject.getRelation(String key)
Access or create a Relation value for a key |
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ParseQuery.or(List<ParseQuery<T>> queries)
Constructs a query that is the or of the given queries. |
| Methods in com.parse that return ParseObject | |
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ParseObject.create(String className)
Creates a new ParseObject based upon a class name. |
static ParseObject |
ParseObject.createWithoutData(String className,
String objectId)
Creates a reference to an existing ParseObject for use in creating associations between ParseObjects. |
ParseObject |
ParseObject.getParseObject(String key)
Access a ParseObject value. |
| Methods in com.parse that return types with arguments of type ParseObject | |
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ParseObject.fetchAll(List<ParseObject> objects)
Fetches all the objects in the provided list. |
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RefreshCallback.done(ParseObject object,
ParseException e)
Override this function with the code you want to run after the save is complete. |
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ParseObject.hasSameId(ParseObject other)
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ParseObject.deleteAll(List<ParseObject> objects)
Deletes each object in the provided list. |
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ParseObject.deleteAllInBackground(List<ParseObject> objects,
DeleteCallback callback)
Deletes each object in the provided list. |
static List<ParseObject> |
ParseObject.fetchAll(List<ParseObject> objects)
Fetches all the objects in the provided list. |
static void |
ParseObject.pinAll(List<ParseObject> objects)
Stores the objects and every object they point to in the local datastore, recursively. |
static void |
ParseObject.pinAll(String name,
List<ParseObject> objects)
Stores the objects and every object they point to in the local datastore, recursively. |
static void |
ParseObject.pinAllInBackground(List<ParseObject> objects)
Stores the objects and every object they point to in the local datastore, recursively. |
static void |
ParseObject.pinAllInBackground(List<ParseObject> objects,
SaveCallback callback)
Stores the objects and every object they point to in the local datastore, recursively. |
static void |
ParseObject.pinAllInBackground(String name,
List<ParseObject> objects)
Stores the objects and every object they point to in the local datastore, recursively. |
static void |
ParseObject.pinAllInBackground(String name,
List<ParseObject> objects,
SaveCallback callback)
Stores the objects and every object they point to in the local datastore, recursively. |
static void |
ParseObject.registerSubclass(Class<? extends ParseObject> subclass)
Registers a custom subclass type with the Parse SDK, enabling strong-typing of those ParseObjects whenever they appear. |
static void |
ParseObject.saveAll(List<ParseObject> objects)
Saves each object in the provided list. |
static void |
ParseObject.saveAllInBackground(List<ParseObject> objects)
Saves each object to the server in a background thread. |
static void |
ParseObject.saveAllInBackground(List<ParseObject> objects,
SaveCallback callback)
Saves each object in the provided list to the server in a background thread. |
static void |
ParseObject.unpinAll(List<ParseObject> objects)
Removes the objects and every object they point to in the local datastore, recursively. |
static void |
ParseObject.unpinAll(String name,
List<ParseObject> objects)
Removes the objects and every object they point to in the local datastore, recursively. |
static void |
ParseObject.unpinAllInBackground(List<ParseObject> objects)
Removes the objects and every object they point to in the local datastore, recursively. |
static void |
ParseObject.unpinAllInBackground(List<ParseObject> objects,
DeleteCallback callback)
Removes the objects and every object they point to in the local datastore, recursively. |
static void |
ParseObject.unpinAllInBackground(String name,
List<ParseObject> objects)
Removes the objects and every object they point to in the local datastore, recursively. |
static void |
ParseObject.unpinAllInBackground(String name,
List<ParseObject> objects,
DeleteCallback callback)
Removes the objects and every object they point to in the local datastore, recursively. |
| Constructor parameters in com.parse with type arguments of type ParseObject | |
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ParseQueryAdapter(Context context,
Class<? extends ParseObject> clazz)
Constructs a ParseQueryAdapter. |
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ParseQueryAdapter(Context context,
Class<? extends ParseObject> clazz,
int itemViewResource)
Constructs a ParseQueryAdapter. |
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Pathfinder Character Generator
This is going to be a site where you can create and customize a Pathfinder (v1) character.
Intended features include:
- A user signin
- The ability to create a new character
- The ability to manage character levels in a granular level, with retroactive dependency validation
- Inventory management with the ability to filter by source book
- State management, including typed-buff and debuffs, buff duration timers, etc.
Current Character
- Name: Bastien
- Race: Half-Elf
- Current Level: 5


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Strike Price:
Risk-Free Interest Rate (%):
Carry Rate (%):
Volatility (%):
Days To Expiry:
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2019 ICHI2019 Categorical EHR Imputation with Generative Adversarial Nets Yang, Yinchong, Wu, Zhiliang, Tresp, Volker, and Fasching, Peter A. In 2019 IEEE International Conference on Healthcare Informatics (ICHI) 2019 arXiv PDF 2020 ACCV2020 Introspective Learning by Distilling Knowledge from Online Self-explanation Gu, Jindong, Wu, Zhiliang, and Tresp, Volker In Proceedings of the Asian Conference on Computer Vision (ACCV) 2020 arXiv PDF ICHI2020 Best Paper Award Learning Individualized Treatment Rules with Estimated Translated Inverse Propensity Score Wu, Zhiliang, Yang, Yinchong, Ma, Yunpu, Liu, Yushan, Zhao, Rui, Moor, Michael, and Tresp, Volker In 2020 IEEE International Conference on Healthcare Informatics (ICHI) 2020 arXiv PDF Code 2021 ICHI2021 Quantifying Predictive Uncertainty in Medical Image Analysis with Deep Kernel Learning Wu, Zhiliang, Yang, Yinchong, Gu, Jindong, and Tresp, Volker In 2021 IEEE International Conference on Healthcare Informatics (ICHI) 2021 arXiv PDF Code MLHC2021 Uncertainty-Aware Time-to-Event Prediction using Deep Kernel Accelerated Failure Time Models Wu, Zhiliang, Yang, Yinchong, Fasching, Peter A., and Tresp, Volker In Machine Learning for Healthcare Conference 2021 arXiv PDF Code WNUT2021 Description-based Label Attention Classifier for Explainable ICD-9 Classification Feucht, Malte, Wu, Zhiliang, Althammer, Sophia, and Tresp, Volker In Proceedings of the Seventh Workshop on Noisy User-generated Text (W-NUT 2021) 2021 arXiv PDF Code 2022 Dissertation Representation Learning for Uncertainty-Aware Clinical Decision Support Wu, Zhiliang In Elektronische Hochschulschriften der LMU München 2022 PDF


Examples
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