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Last month I reviewed the Amicus18 development board, which is an Arduino-style platform with a PIC microcontroller. The Amicus18 board is physically compatible with Arduino shields. However, the default PIC processor on the board is a 3.3 V type, which could be an issue while interfacing some of the shields that strictly operate at +5V. As a support to the users of the Amicus18 development board, Gevo Electronics from The Netherlands has designed a special shield, named AmiPIC18 LCD. Although the name says it is a LCD shield, but in real it provides a lot more features, which we will be exploring in this article.
I remember when I first stepped into the world of embedded electronics, I started with doing some basic microcontroller circuits on a breadboard. Breadboard is a wonderful tool for prototyping and testing circuits. When the test of a circuit is successful, you can dissemble it and the board is ready for a new circuit. While working on breadboard was a great learning experience, it was little bit frustrating sometimes when you realized after dissembling a circuit that you have to put it together again or just a part of it for your new project. It happens very often because most embedded projects require some common stuff, basically I/O devices such as switches, LEDs, LCD display, buzzer, etc. Connecting these things on the breadboard for every new project is time consuming and boring. If you are a newbie and having the similar experience, here I suggest a general purpose I/O board that will not only reduce your prototyping time but also free up plenty of space on the breadboard for your project.
Arduino needs no introduction; it is an easy-to-use yet powerful open source embedded system development platform that has gained huge amount of popularity in past few years, specially among hobbyists. The standard hardware consists of an 8-bit Atmel AVR processor with on-board headers providing access to its I/O pins. The processor is pre-programmed with a serial bootloader that simplifies the uploading of user programs to the on-chip flash memory without the need of any external programmer. Because of its low cost, user-friendly software development environment (open-source C/C++ like programming platform), rich set of libraries, and tons of resources available online, Arduino has become a common choice for electronics hobbyists these days. Hundreds of plug-in application boards, called Arduino shields, are also commercially available to extend the functional capabilities of the Arduino board. The growing influence of Arduino inspired others to build a number of different versions of it. Amicus18 is also an Arduino-inspired embedded system development platform designed by Les Johnson and introduced by Crownhill Associates; however, it uses a Microchip PIC processor instead of the AVR microcontroller. This article reviews the features of the Amicus platform.


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Q: ASP.NET Theme'ing along with customer specific images and css We have a ASP.NET solution using images, css and .skin files with in the App_Theme/{selected theme}. The themes today contains many, many files and images and for a customer theme we add a new folder to the App_Themes and copy all files to the new folder and make the 10-200 changes on images, skin and css's.
The issue here is that the default theme, the one we normally have when we develop, evolve's and grows making theme customer theme out of date. So when an upgrade comes we have to go through all files looking for changes and hopefully finding them all. Sometimes we miss things that are really important.
The perfect solution would be to have a base theme that contains the base css, skin and images. And when we add a new customer theme we only tell the system what has been changed, what css-selectors to override and what images to use instead of the images from the base theme. In my understanding, if using the normal ASP.NET theme functionality in App_Themes folder, you can only have ONE theme and not a BASE theme and then say a DeliveryCustomer-theme that has a different background and some other images that the solution shall use instead of the ones in the BASE-theme.
Does anyone have some guidelines to solve this in a maintainable way for the future. I seen that people override the App_Theme path to make it work with custom skins.
thanks!

A: Use the concept of a base theme like you described. Pull out all common CSS rules into another file, let's call it base.css.
Take base.css and all the images that are common, and put them in a folder outside of App_Themes, and just include the CSS file like you normally would any other on your master page.
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="/styles/base.css" /> <!-- Note this isn't in app_themes -->

Then, make sure your CSS files in various themes only specify the delta for your styles.

A: Ok, so here is how I'v done it know.
I have created a Default theme that is the original theme with all the css-files, skin-files and images that is needed, and that is alot. This theme is in the App_Themes folder. Them I'v created a  new folder called ThemeSkins next to the App_Themes folder. In this folder I have all the new skins in different folders. The folders name is the name of the new theme that one want's to have. In each of the skin folders there are css-files that contains only the selectors that I want to overload. There is also images that I want to replace.
I have created a ThemeCreator tool that does three things:

*

*Remove all themes except the Default theme in the App_Themes folder. This is to only have one main theme to work on for the developers. There will still be work that needs to be done in the ThemeSkins, but the overall work load will be minimal.

*Next the tool looks at the folders that is in ThemeSkins and creates a folder under App_Themes for each skin with its name. Then it copies the Default theme into all the new skin folders that it just created.

*The last thing is that it will merge the skin specific files into the newly created skin under App_Themes and let the user know what files were added just for information. The tool adds a prefix, "z_", on all css-files so that these are loaded last of all css-files and there for will overload the default selectors.

The thing that remains is to update the skin-files, so far, no customer has needed changes in these files. But when they do, I guess I just add a skin files and have to update the default in a automatic way since the skin-markers can't be overloaded as css-selectors can.
This works really smooth and gives us a nice and lean way to work with skins on our themes.
Any one got a better idea how to get the same result? the major issue using ASP.NET themes are that you can't use a default theme and then just apply skins to it without using the shape and color attribute in the skin-files. This is not recommended as the skin files will copy out all attribute to all the places that they are needed in the markup and not just reference them as css-classes do.

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The stones of Venice - 3
APPENDIX, 4. 211
the tumults in Paris could be settled no otherwise than by fighting them out in the Gallery of the Louvre.
4.  DATE  OF THE  PALACES  OF THE BYZANTINE  RENAISSANCE.
In the sixth article of the Appendix to the first volume, the
question of the date of the Casa Dario and Casa Trevisan was
deferred until I could obtain from my friend Mr. Rawdon
Brown, to whom the former palace once belonged, some more
distinct data respecting this subject than I possessed myself.
Speaking first of the Casa Dario, he says: "Fontana dates
it from about the year 1450, and considers it the earliest specimen of the architecture founded by Pietro Lombardo, and followed by his sons, Tullio and Antonio. In a Sanuto autograph
miscellany, purchased by me long ago, and which I gave to St.
Mark's Library, are two letters from Giovanni Dario, dated 10th
and 11th July, 1485, in the neighborhood of Adrianople; where
the Turkish camp found itself, and Bajazet II. received presents
from the Soldan of Egypt, from the Schah of the Indies (query
Grand Mogul), and from the King of Hungary: of these matters, Dario's letters give many curious details. Then, in the
printed Malipiero Annals, page 136 (which err, I think, by a
year), the Secretary Dario's negotiations at the Porte are alluded
to; and in date of 1484 he is stated to have returned to Yenice,
having quarrelled with the Venetian bailiff at Constantinople:
the annalist adds, that ' Giovanni Dario was a native of Candia,
and that the Republic was so well satisfied with him for having
concluded peace with Bajazet, that he received, as a gift from his
country, an estate at Noventa, in the Paduan territory, worth
1500 ducats, and 600 ducats in cash for the dower of one of his
daughters.' These largesses probably enabled him to build his
house about the year 1486, and are doubtless hinted at in the
inscription, which I restored a.d. 1837; it had no date, and
ran thus, urbis . genio . joannes . darivs. In the Venetian
history of Paolo Morosini, page 594, it is also mentioned, that
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shells had reached to within a hundred yards of St. Mark's Church itself,
at the time of the capitulation.
Title The stones of Venice - 3
Creator Ruskin, John
Publisher J. Wiley
Transcript APPENDIX, 4. 211 the tumults in Paris could be settled no otherwise than by fighting them out in the Gallery of the Louvre. 4. DATE OF THE PALACES OF THE BYZANTINE RENAISSANCE. In the sixth article of the Appendix to the first volume, the question of the date of the Casa Dario and Casa Trevisan was deferred until I could obtain from my friend Mr. Rawdon Brown, to whom the former palace once belonged, some more distinct data respecting this subject than I possessed myself. Speaking first of the Casa Dario, he says: "Fontana dates it from about the year 1450, and considers it the earliest specimen of the architecture founded by Pietro Lombardo, and followed by his sons, Tullio and Antonio. In a Sanuto autograph miscellany, purchased by me long ago, and which I gave to St. Mark's Library, are two letters from Giovanni Dario, dated 10th and 11th July, 1485, in the neighborhood of Adrianople; where the Turkish camp found itself, and Bajazet II. received presents from the Soldan of Egypt, from the Schah of the Indies (query Grand Mogul), and from the King of Hungary: of these matters, Dario's letters give many curious details. Then, in the printed Malipiero Annals, page 136 (which err, I think, by a year), the Secretary Dario's negotiations at the Porte are alluded to; and in date of 1484 he is stated to have returned to Yenice, having quarrelled with the Venetian bailiff at Constantinople: the annalist adds, that ' Giovanni Dario was a native of Candia, and that the Republic was so well satisfied with him for having concluded peace with Bajazet, that he received, as a gift from his country, an estate at Noventa, in the Paduan territory, worth 1500 ducats, and 600 ducats in cash for the dower of one of his daughters.' These largesses probably enabled him to build his house about the year 1486, and are doubtless hinted at in the inscription, which I restored a.d. 1837; it had no date, and ran thus, urbis . genio . joannes . darivs. In the Venetian history of Paolo Morosini, page 594, it is also mentioned, that Giovanni.Dario was, moreover, the Secretary who concluded the shells had reached to within a hundred yards of St. Mark's Church itself, at the time of the capitulation.

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Continuing its nearly 15-year partnership with ASM Assembly Systems (ASM), Vancouver, WA-based OEM US Digital has selected an ASM E by SIPLACE system to modernize its placement capability with a faster, feature-rich platform. The new addition to its SMT line replaces a SIPLACE CF system, which the company has utilized successfully for the last 14 years but is not equipped with the advanced technology needed for greater capacity and today's broader component range.
"It is imperative that our optical and magnetic encoder products are produced with the highest quality for superior performance," says Neal Donowitz, Chief Operating Officer, US Digital. "Uniquely, we manage the majority of our processes in-house, including our own metal work, injection molding, as well as film imaging and cutting, cleanroom applications and more. This attention to detail has fueled our solid and steady growth, and we needed a faster placement system that could enable higher production rates, place odd shaped components and simplify programming and changeover. E by SIPLACE ticks all the boxes."
Used in a wide variety of applications, US Digital's encoder products provide precise positional feedback for dependable operation of stepper motors, robotics, medical and lab diagnostic equipment and additive manufacturing systems. While much of the industry has turned to outsourcing, US Digital leverages highly-automated processes to engineer cost-competitive products and provide customers with reliable supply through vertically integrated design and manufacture. This approach underscores why ASM's E by SIPLACE system was selected. Equipped with SIPLACE Pro software, which offers the ability to teach components on the machine, programming is simple and more streamlined. In addition, the mid-speed platform's Smartfeeder E Feeders make set up and changeover fast and easy with straightforward loading and machine-directed location guidance.
"The gains in efficiency we've realized since the system's installation have been notable," says Mike Pomerinke, US Digital's Operations Manager. "One of our products contains quite a variety of components and we were able to cut placement time by nearly 60% versus our previous solution – that's a lot of added productivity! Plus, with E by SIPLACE, we actually get the production volumes we were quoted. With almost every other system we've purchased – for any process – the actual UPH falls way short of the promised capability. That's not the case with E by SIPLACE. The placement head technology delivers truer component per hour (cph) performance and doesn't de-rate as much as other systems. Honestly, the cph we were quoted by ASM master distributor Technica is what E by SIPLACE is producing. That's a first!"
ASM's E by SIPLACE was designed specifically to address the complexities of the mid-speed market, where high-mix, multi-product production is the norm and cost-effective advanced placement performance is required. Drawing on many of the technologically sophisticated features of ASM's high-speed systems, E by SIPLACE delivers the speed and operational simplicity necessary for current and future market requirements in the mid-speed sector.
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All-terrain robots for search-and-rescue missions must be flexible enough to move over uneven surfaces, and be able to squeeze themselves into tight spaces. Many engineers and researchers have been inspired by nature's way to solve this problem and the develop snake like robots that could be up to the challenge. Georgia Tech researchers have designed a new machine by studying rectilinear locomotion of snakes.
"By using their scales to control frictional properties, snakes are able to move large distances while exerting very little energy", said Hamid Marvi, a Mechanical Engineering Ph.D. candidate at Georgia Tech.
While studying and videotaping the movements of 20 different species at Zoo Atlanta, Marvi developed Scalybot 2 – a robot that replicates rectilinear locomotion of snakes. Unlike all other ways snakes use to move, such as bending their bodies, rectilinear locomotion relies upon two opposing muscles located on each rib. By moving the skin in posterior propagation, the snakes using this method manage to achieve continuous motion and flex their bodies only when turning.
Marvi's advisor David Hu, an assistant professor in the Schools of Mechanical Engineering and Biology, and his lab previously developed Scalybot 1 – a two-link climbing robot that replicates concertina locomotion. The push-and-pull, accordion-style movement features alternating scale activity.
Scalybot 2 can automatically change the angle of its scales when it encounters different terrains and slopes. This adjustment allows the robot to either fight or generate friction. The two-link robot is controlled by a remote-controlled joystick and can move forward and backward using four motors.
This method of locomotion is extremely slow, but it's nearly noiseless and very hard to detect, making it the mode of choice for many species when stalking. As in nature, this way of robotic motion seems pretty slow, and there are many aspects that need improvement to make it faster, more efficient and versatile. However, the Georgia Tech research does show potential for use in confined spaces while consuming far less energy compared to other available solutions.
This entry was posted on Saturday, Jan 21st, 2012 at 9:58PM and filed under Bionics, Robotics.


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Q: Predict Warning on newdata I have reviewed the following similar questions and answers but believe my situation is different enough to warrant another question.
Getting Warning: " 'newdata' had 1 row but variables found have 32 rows" on predict.lm in R
R Warning: newdata' had 15 rows but variables found have 22 rows
Warning message 'newdata' had 1 row but variables found have 16 rows in R
warning when calculating predicted values
Trouble using predict with linear model in R
Predict.lm in R fails to recognize newdata
The last question listed has a great answer from Joran that gets to the heart of the naming convention between what was modeled and what is being scored.
The model I am fitting is a polynomial which generates some naming problems.
mdl <- lm(val ~ poly(grp,2), data = mRetCurv)
model.frame(mdl)

Generates the following output:
     val       poly(grp, 2).1  poly(grp, 2).2
1   39.54227   -0.290170670    0.374017601
2   48.68225   -0.272368788    0.308602552

Note the name of my predictor variables.  If I call
predict.lm(mdl, newdata = apl$grp)

I get the standard warning as the variable grp != poly(grp, 2).1 or poly(grp, 2).2 as far as predict.lm is concerned.  I tried making a duplicate column of grp and renaming the two to match the model.frame but R doesn't like "poly(grp, 2).1" as a column name.  Nor is this a data efficient solution replicating a column when I apply it to many rows.
Any help is appreciated.
Thank you

A: apl$grp is a vector, but predict requires the newdata argument to be a data frame.* This data frame must contain columns with the same names as the predictor variables used to fit the model (though it can contain other columns as well). So, the following code should work:
predict(mdl, newdata = apl)

You can use predict rather than predict.lm. mdl is an object of class lm, which causes predict to "dispatch" the predict.lm method automatically.

* Strictly speaking, since this is an lm model, the predict "method" that gets dispatched is predict.lm and that method requires that newdata be a data frame. predict.glm also requires a data frame. However, there are some predict methods that can take other types of arguments. For example:

*

*The randomForest package has a predict method for randomForest models that can take a data frame or matrix as the newdata argument.

*The glmnet package has a predict method for glmnet models that requires a matrix, although the argument is called newx rather than newdata in that case.


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Journal of Developmental & Behavioral Pediatrics. 15(2):86–91, APR 1994
Parent and Teacher Ratings of Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder Symptoms: Implications for Case Identification
JEFFREY NEWCORN;JEFFREY HALPERIN;SUSAN SCHWARTZ;DAISEY PASCUALVACA;LORRAINE WOLF;JAMES SCHMEIDLER;VANSHDEEP SHARMA;
Division of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, Department of Psychiatry, Mount Sinai School of MedicineDepartment of Psychology, Queens College of CUNYDivision of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, Department of Psychiatry, Mount Sinai School of Medicine and Department of Psychology, Queens College of CUNYNIMH Research Fellow, Washington, D.C.Department of Psychology, Division of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry at Elmhurst Hospital, Mount Sinai School of MedicineDepartments of Psychiatry and Biomathematical Sciences, Mount Sinai School of MedicineDivision of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, Department of Psychiatry, Mount Sinai School of Medicine, New York, New York
This study was designed to evaluate the relationship between the DSM-III criteria for attention-deficit disorder with hyperactivity (ADDH) and the DSM-III-R criteria for attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). Seventy-two children from an inner-city elementary school were evaluated using parent and teacher ratings on a scale consisting of the symptoms of DSM-III-R ADHD and oppositional-defiant disorder and DSM-III ADDH. Each child was also assessed using a psychometric test battery designed to examine cognitive function, attention, and activity level. Teacher ratings identified more children as DSM-III-R ADHD than DSM-III ADDH. Among these ADHD children, those who also met the ADDH criteria missed more targets on a continuous performance test (CPT) and were rated more overactive than controls. They also had a greater likelihood of being rated ADHD by parents. Children rated as meeting criteria for DSM-III-R ADHD, but not DSM-III ADDH, were not substantially different from controls on teacher ratings of overactivity, CPT performance, or parent ratings of ADHD, which raises questions regarding the nature and severity of the pathology in this group. J Dev Behav Pediatr 15:86–91, 1994. Index terms: diagnosis, DSM-III-R, attention-deficit disorder.


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Runt Biyong är det ganska tätbefolkat, med  invånare per kvadratkilometer. Närmaste större samhälle är Tuokou,  km sydost om Biyong. I omgivningarna runt Biyong växer i huvudsak blandskog.

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EDT 194 H 1-40 - H - Affaires militaires - (an IX-1955)
EDT 194 H 15 - Gendarmerie - (1847)
EDT 194 H 15 - Création d'une brigade à Vialas. - (1847)
Thèmes : gendarmerie


Highlighting their nationally recognized achievements in patient safety and quality, Edward Hospital in Naperville and Elmhurst Hospital have been named Top General Hospitals by The Leapfrog Group. Edward and Elmhurst Hospitals are the only Illinois hospitals to make the 2017 Top General Hospital list. Elmhurst Hospital was also recognized as a Top General Hospital in 2016.
The Leapfrog Top Hospital award is widely acknowledged as one of the most competitive honors U.S. hospitals can receive. The Leapfrog Group is an independent hospital watchdog organization.
Among thousands of hospitals in the country, Edward and Elmhurst Hospitals received Top General distinction, recognized nationally alongside 43 other Top General Hospitals, 10 Top Children's Hospitals, 18 Top Rural Hospitals and 36 Top Teaching Hospitals.
To qualify for the Top Hospitals distinction, hospitals must submit a Leapfrog Hospital Survey. The selection of Top Hospitals 2017 is based on surveys from nearly 1,900 hospitals. To see the full list of institutions honored as 2017 Top Hospitals, visit www.leapfroggroup.org/tophospitals.
Founded in 2000, The Leapfrog Group is a national nonprofit organization driving a movement for quality and safety in U.S. healthcare. The flagship Leapfrog Hospital Survey collects and transparently reports hospital performance, empowering purchasers to find the highest-value care and giving consumers the lifesaving information they need to make informed decisions. The Leapfrog Hospital Safety Grade assigns letter grades to hospitals based on their record of patient safety, helping consumers protect themselves and their families from errors, injuries, accidents and infections.
Edward and Elmhurst Hospitals are part of Edward-Elmhurst Health, a system with annual revenues of more than $1.3 billion, more than 60 outpatient locations across a service area of 1.7 million residents in the west and southwest suburbs of Chicago, 2,000 physicians on staff, nearly 8,500 employees, including 1,900 nurses, plus 1,300 volunteers. For more information, visit www.EEHealth.org.


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International Exchange Event Celebrating Upcoming Mid-Autumn Festival Unveiled at Beijing CBD
The event took place at China Grill on the 66th floor of Beijing Yintai Center. Through its glass curtain walls, the well-known restaurant offers a stunning view of Beijing CBD at night. "This place is hailed as the closest point in Beijing to the Moon," said Wang Hao, Secretary of the CPC Chaoyang District Committee, describing the event as an incredible opportunity to get together ahead of the Mid-Autumn Festival.
The event featured five themed interactive experience zones, allowing the guests to get a taste of traditional Chinese culture and the jubilant atmosphere of the Mid-Autumn Festival.
According to Wang, Chaoyang District, where Beijing CBD is located, is a core area for Beijing's role as the capital and an important center for international exchanges and has forged partnerships with 30 cities in 24 countries. After 20 years of development, Beijing CBD has emerged as a vibrant area with a flourishing economy, a strong appeal to global consumers and significantly enhanced international competitiveness. It ranked seventh worldwide, second in Asia and first in China in the 2020 Attractiveness of Global Business Districts report.
This year marks the first anniversary of Beijing CBD's inclusion in the International Business Services Area of China (Beijing) Pilot Free Trade Zone. Noting the coincidental timing, Wu Hailong, President of the CPDA, hoped that the event could serve as a great platform promoting multilateral cooperation and highlighting Beijing CBD's role in connecting China with the rest of the world.
"The Mid-Autumn Festival is a traditional holiday for family reunions in China. Today's activities give me a deeper understanding of Chinese culture," commented Rahamtalla M. Osman, permanent representative of the African Union to China. He also expected that Beijing CBD could provide more opportunities for African companies and other multinationals, turning the fascinating place into a new bond between China and Africa.
The Mid-Autumn Festival-themed event is a sideline event of the 2021 Beijing CBD Forum. The Beijing CBD Forum has been held 21 times consecutively. "Culture is the best medium for communication. In addition to business activities, we have also organized international exchange events this year, in the hope of promoting international communication and exchanges through culture," said a person in charge of Beijing CBD. Currently, Beijing CBD is working to create a world-class service environment, ramp up the opening-up of the services sector and building of the Beijing Pilot Free Trade Zone, continuously improve the business environment and promote the development of international education and healthcare services and infrastructure and the development of international talent communities. In doing so, it hopes to attract more people from around the world to invest, work and live there and share new development opportunities.
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Caption: Third Secretary of Zimbabwe and his family making dough figures, a traditional Chinese art form.
Caption: Dance: Flying Apsaras
SOURCE Beijing CBD International Investment Promotion Co., Ltd.