Identifying types of quadrilaterals worksheets

This has been done already a few different ways, I thought I would share the way I did it. This is a show-and-tell and a bit of a how-to but not a detailed tutorial/walkthrough.
In action
Close-up, wifi connection light on
From the back, board isn't screwed in yet

• The case is 3D printed.
  
• The float switch is here: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B095HRRWGT/
  
• There are fishing weights at the bottom to keep it upright.
  
• It pushes to Pushbullet which then sends a notification to my phone.
  

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• I also created a dead man's switch using Google Scripts. If the device doesn't check in, Scripts notifies me.

I am not a professional coder, just a hobbyist, so my code could probably be optimized. Suggestions welcome.
Here's the python (removed wifi and Pushbullet tokens for obvious reasons):

import machine #pico device from machine import Pin #need to specify the switch is a pull-up resistor import network #for wifi from time import sleep #notify less fast than we can run an infinite loop import json #for pushbullet notification import urequests #for pushbullet notification import gc #garbage collection to prevent overloading PIO memory, which will cause "OSError: [Errno 12] ENOMEM" ''' SETUP: Use pin labels on the back of the device (ex. GP0). This way GP# matches the 0-indexing pin numbers for coding purposes. - Attach float to pins labeled GP0 and GND. - Attach LED for refill needed to pins labeled GP5 and GND. - Attach LED for wifi connection pending to pins labeled GP9 and GND. - Input wifi SSID and password below. - Input pushbullet key below. - Set debugging to false (if not debugging). ''' #Wifi ssid = "ssid" password = "password" #Pushbullet pushbullet_key = "key" url = "https://api.pushbullet.com/v2/pushes" headers = {"Access-Token": pushbullet_key, "Content-Type": "application/json"} data = {"type":"note","body":"Luna's water needs to be refilled.","title":"Luna's Water Bowl App"} dataJSON = json.dumps(data) #watchdog watchdog_url = "google script url" #Debugging options debugging = False sleep_time = 21600 #6 hours if debugging == True: sleep_time = 5 #Inputs and outputs led_onboard = machine.Pin("LED", machine.Pin.OUT) led_refill = machine.Pin(5, machine.Pin.OUT) led_wifi = machine.Pin(9, machine.Pin.OUT) float_status = machine.Pin(0, machine.Pin.IN, pull=Pin.PULL_UP) #Function to connect to wifi def connect(wlan): wlan.active(True) wlan.connect(ssid, password) tries = 0; while wlan.isconnected() == False: tries += 1 for x in range (11): if led_wifi.value(): led_wifi.value(0) else: led_wifi.value(1) sleep(1) if debugging: print("Waiting for connection...") if (tries % 10) == 0: wlan.active(False) wlan.disconnect() sleep(10) wlan.active(True) wlan.connect(ssid, password) #Give some feedback to an external user that we're up and running led_wifi.value(1) led_refill.value(1) if debugging: led_onboard.value(1) sleep(1) led_wifi.value(0) led_refill.value(0) if debugging: led_onboard.value(0) #Start by connecting to wifi sleep(10) #give a bit for system to get going wlan = network.WLAN(network.STA_IF) connect(wlan) led_wifi.value(0) for x in range(3): #give some feedback that we've connected led_wifi.value(1) sleep(0.2) led_wifi.value(0) sleep(0.2) if debugging: print("Connected!") time_until_next_notification = 0 #Run forever while True: # Check connection and reconnect if necessary if wlan.isconnected() == False: if debugging: print("Disconnected. Reconnecting...") connect(wlan) #Check float status and take appropriate action if debugging: print(float_status.value()) print(float_status.value() == 0) if float_status.value() != 0: #float up, no refill needed time_until_next_notification = 0 #reset notification time led_refill.value(0) #turn light off if it's on if debugging: led_onboard.value(0) urequests.get(watchdog_url) #check in with watchdog sleep(sleep_time) #Check every 6 hours else: #float down, needs refill if debugging: led_onboard.value(1) #push to pushbullet if time_until_next_notification <= 0: urequests.get(watchdog_url) #check in with watchdog if not debugging: urequests.post(url, headers=headers, data=dataJSON) time_until_next_notification = sleep_time time_until_next_notification -= 1 #pulse light if led_refill.value(): led_refill.value(0) else: led_refill.value(1) sleep(1) gc.collect() #prevent overloading PIO memory, which will cause "OSError: [Errno 12] ENOMEM" 

Here's the Google Script. checkAndClear is set to run every 6 hours. tryTryAgain is a function I wrote to "try again" when Scripts throws an error like "Service unavailable, try again later."

var pushbullet_key = "key" function doGet(e){ checkIn(); var params = JSON.stringify(e); return ContentService.createTextOutput(params).setMimeType(ContentService.MimeType.JSON); } function checkIn() { tryTryAgain(function(){ PropertiesService.getScriptProperties().setProperty("checkIn",1); }); } function checkAndClear(){ var sp = tryTryAgain(function(){ return PropertiesService.getScriptProperties(); }); var checkedIn = tryTryAgain(function(){ return sp.getProperty("checkIn"); }); if(!+checkedIn){ var url = "https://api.pushbullet.com/v2/pushes"; var data = { "method" : "POST", "contentType": "application/json", "headers" : { "Access-Token" : pushbullet_key}, "payload" : JSON.stringify({ "type":"note", "body":"The Raspberry Pi Pico W for Luna's water app missed a check-in.", "title":"Luna's Water Bowl App" }) }; UrlFetchApp.fetch(url,data); } tryTryAgain(function(){ sp.setProperty("checkIn",0); }); } /** * Given a function, calls it. If it throws a server error, catches the error, waits a bit, then tries to call the function again. Repeats until the function is executed successfully or a maximum number of tries is reached. If the latter, throws the error. * * The idea being that Google often asks users to "try again soon," so that's what this function does. * * @param {function} fx The function to call. * @param {number} [iv=500] The time, in ms, the wait between calls. The default is 500. * @param {number} [maxTries=3] The maximum number of attempts to make before throwing the error. The default is 3. * @param {Array} [handlerList=getServerErrorList()] The list of keys whose inclusion can be used to identify errors that cause another attempt. The default is the list returned by getServerErrorList(). * @param {number} [tries=0] The number of times the function has already tried. This value is handled by the function. The default is 0. * @param {function} inBetweenAttempts This function will be called in between attempts. Use this parameter to "clean up" after a failed attempt. * @return {object} The return value of the function. */ function tryTryAgain(fx,iv,maxTries,handlerList,tries,inBetweenAttempts){ try{ return fx(); }catch(e){ if(!iv){ iv = 1000; } if(!maxTries){ maxTries = 10; } if(!handlerList){ handlerList = getServerErrorList(); } if(!tries){ tries = 1; } if(tries >= maxTries){ throw e; } for(var i = 0; i < handlerList.length; i++){ if((e.message).indexOf(handlerList[i]) != -1){ Utilities.sleep(iv); if(inBetweenAttempts){inBetweenAttempts();} //*1/27/22 MDH #365 add inBetweenAttempts return tryTryAgain(fx,iv,maxTries,handlerList,tries+1,inBetweenAttempts); //*1/27/22 MDH #365 add inBetweenAttempts } } throw e; } } /** * Returns a list of keys whose inclusion can be used to identify Google server errors. * * @return {Array} The list of keys. */ function getServerErrorList(){ return ["Service","server","LockService","form data","is missing","simultaneous invocations","form responses"]; } 

May 21, 2024 – Gold79 Mines Ltd. (TSX-V: AUU) (OTCQB: AUSVF) (“Gold79” or the “Company”) is pleased to announce that it has made the final acquisition payment of US$25,000 to the vendor of the Tip Top project. Gold79 now owns 100% of the Tip Top Project in Nevada.
Derek Macpherson, President and CEO stated, “When I joined Gold79 three years ago, my view was that any one of our projects could justify our market capitalization at that time. This included the Tip Top project where the 154 historical drill holes included results of 4.57m at 16.31 g/t Au (T98-12) and 9.14m at 14.42 g/t Au (T98-14) within a plus 5-kilometre gold-in-soil anomaly.” Mr. Macpherson continued, “While work has been limited over the last three years, we continue to believe that Tip Top is a prospective project and Gold79 continues to look at ways to maximize its value for shareholders, as we focus our current resources on the Gold Chain project.”
Tip Top Project, Nevada
The Tip Top project is located in Esmeralda County, Nevada at the north end of the White Mountains, five miles south of Montgomery Pass, which is on U.S. Highway 6 between Bishop, CA and Tonopah, NV. The project is approximately 60 km south-south east of the past producing Borealis Mine (approximately 500,000 ounces of gold produced), now operated by Borealis Mining; the past producing Aurora Mine (approximately 1.9M ounces of gold produced), owned by Hecla; and, Headwater Gold’s Spring Peak project, where Headwater is partnered with Newmont Gold.
The project contains several low-sulfidation oxide gold-silver epithermal veins that are peripheral to an altered rhyodacite intrusion emplaced into Jurassic-Cretaceous intrusive and a bimodal package of volcanic rocks. Two of the veins historically produced a total of 6,900 ounces of gold and some silver. Since 1980, the property has been drilled by five companies, with 154 drill holes totaling 7,315 metres.
Selected historical high-grade drill hole intercepts from the Tip Top Gold project include the following:

• TTD-02 returned 2.44m of 19.82 g/t Au from 20.20m (Hecla 2001)
• TTD-04 returned 2.59m of 7.89 g/t Au from 32.00m (Hecla 2001)
• T98-12 returned 4.57m of 16.31 g/t Au from 28.97m (Dos Amigos 1998)
• T98-14 returned 9.14m of 14.42 g/t Au from 21.34m (Dos Amigos 1998)

Gold bearing intercepts above are drilled intervals and true width cannot be determined at this time. Historical drilling along the Tip Top vein, and particularly around the Tip Top adit, has identified gold-bearing veins and there is a good possibility of expanding the known mineralization along strike and to depth.
In 2020, Gold79 completed an extensive mapping and sampling program at Tip Top. Soil sampling revealed multi-kilometre gold-in-soil (Figure 1) and mercury-in-soil (Figure 2) anomalies trending Northeast from where most of the drilling has been completed. Mapping helped identify structural controls of the gold mineralization (Figure 3). Sampling across the known veins in the area of the Tip Top vein returned 6.7m of 11.8 g/t Au and 4.37m of 10.3 g/t Au (Figure 1).
Figure 1. Gold-in-Soil Anomaly at the Tip Top Project
Figure 2. Mercury-in-Soil Anomaly at the Tip Top Project
Figure 3. Geological Map with Rock Sampling Results in the Central Zone of the Tip Top Project
Tip Top Agreement
With the final payment of US$25,000 on May 9, 2024, Gold79 has completed its acquisition of the Tip Top project. The Vendor retains a 1% net smelter return royalty on the property and the Company is obligated to pay the vendor a cash payment of US$200,000 within 30 days of completion of a bankable feasibility study. The Company may purchase the NSR royalty at any time prior to commercial production for US$1,000,000.
Qualified Person / Quality Control and Quality Assurance
Robert Johansing, M.Sc. Econ. Geol., P. Geo., the Company’s Vice President, Exploration is a qualified person (“QP”) as defined by NI 43-101 and has reviewed and approved the technical content of this press release. The QP has not completed sufficient work to verify the historical information on the property, particularly in regards to historical drill results. However, the QP believes that prior drilling and analytical results were completed to industry standard practices.
About Gold79 Mines Ltd.
Gold79 Mines Ltd. is a TSX Venture listed company focused on building ounces in the Southwest USA. Gold79 has four gold projects, two of which are partnered with major gold producers (Kinross at Jefferson Canyon and Agnico at Greyhound). Gold79 is focused on establishing a maiden resource at its Gold Chain project in Arizona and advancing its Tip Top project in Nevada.
For further information regarding this press release contact:
Derek Macpherson, President & CEO
Phone: 416-294-6713
Email: [dm@gold79mines.com](mailto:dm@gold79mines.com)
Website: www.gold79mines.com.
Book a 30-minute meeting with our CEO here.
FORWARD-LOOKING STATEMENTS:
This press release may contain forward looking statements that are made as of the date hereof and are based on current expectations, forecasts and assumptions which involve risks and uncertainties associated with our business including any future private placement financing, the uncertainty as to whether further exploration will result in the target(s) being delineated as a mineral resource, capital expenditures, operating costs, mineral resources, recovery rates, grades and prices, estimated goals, expansion and growth of the business and operations, plans and references to the Company’s future successes with its business and the economic environment in which the business operates. All such statements are made pursuant to the ‘safe harbour’ provisions of, and are intended to be forward-looking statements under, applicable Canadian securities legislation. Any statements contained herein that are statements of historical facts may be deemed to be forward-looking statements. By their nature, forward-looking statements require us to make assumptions and are subject to inherent risks and uncertainties. We caution readers of this news release not to place undue reliance on our forward-looking statements as a number of factors could cause actual results or conditions to differ materially from current expectations. Please refer to the risks set forth in the Company’s most recent annual MD&A and the Company’s continuous disclosure documents that can be found on SEDAR at www.sedar.com. Gold79 does not intend, and disclaims any obligation, except as required by law, to update or revise any forward-looking statements whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise.
Neither the TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.

TLDR: I'd like to incrementally build two sides, without becoming overstretched/unbalanced or getting half-way through the project and finding that stuff isn't coming back into stock. Can you suggest a 'roadmap' for doing this in a methodical, sensible way; whether it be committing to Marines+Auxillia Vs Marines+Auxillia or simply splitting my starter box into Marines Vs Auxilla ?
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Since getting back into warhammer (again) I've been overwhelmed with 'must-have' releases, despite committing to focusing on just a few areas.
I started out with the original Spacecrusade/AdvSC/TA, Adeptus Titanicus, Epic, and skirmish-sized games. In my last warhammer spell, these had been absent for a couple of decades (at least), but I had fun making up a turn-based skirmish (just as kill team was being first discussed) and I kit-based some genestealer cults guys out of Dark Vengeance cultists and stealer heads, printed and made space hulk boards out of foamcard, etc...
Fast forward to now (this previous year) and I find that Adeptus Titanicus had been re-released, an entire GSC range now existed, Kill Team is/was a proper game, Boarding Actions has existed, and Legions Imperialis was on the way...
It's been tough (and expensive) trying to get a hold of these things that I'd always been after, in the past, but didn't exist and so I'm currently trying to get at least enough items to have a playable, 'closed' version of each.
In Legions Imperialis terms, I'd like to have two playable sides (don't have to be huge) of Rhinos, LRs, Superheavies and some titans, at a minimum, to at least play a modest game with a friend/family.
I have the starter box squirelled-away, but need some advice on what some sensible purchases would be, so that I could incrementally build two sides and not be caught-out if it all suddenly went away!
I expect it would make sense to start by splitting the box, to get the two sides, rather than buying double and still being 'at the start'... I then thought about grabbing a copy of AT, for the cheap titans, (with the added bonus of it also being a playable boxed game), but after that, I'm not sure where to go?! I'm mindful of the titans and Knight boxes, but I'm seeing a lot of tank releases come and go...
Is it best to identify equivalent types of 'formations/detachments' for each side and aim to build up by getting increments of those e.g. troops & transports wave, vehicle wave, flyer wave, etc? Would anyone know the best way to approach this, for balanced armies/games rather than just buying random stuff?
but also... will the game be around long enough that I can afford to double-up on the original armies, knowing I can eventually have Loyalist marines+auxillia vs Non-Loyalist marines+auxillia? ...and it'll be such a success, that in a couple of years, we're looking forward to the Epic-scale Mechanicum releases ;-)
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In this (link) publication, we got acquainted with the structure of matrices, their basics. Today I offer a look at human culture as a matrix-driven phenomenon.
Culture is determined by established forms of behavior. Tools and specific actions, instruments for achieving specific results. These forms of behavior can be grouped into areas of activity depending on the desired results and goals. Below I propose to consider the spheres of activity distributed among matrices according to archetypes and strong functions of sociotypes.
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Art and religion are divided between humanitarians, sciences between researchers, areas of philosophy between intuitive types, management between rational sensorics, and in the Will matrices there are four branches of government.
Each culture, due to historical and geographical conditions, has formed its own values, traditions and forms of behavior that shape its mentality, strengths and weaknesses. As in the psyche of each individual person, in the collective unconscious of humanity, all 16 matrices are present, and my hypothesis is that cultures were not formed randomly. I believe that every culture is a manifestation of one of the matrices, if we consider humanity as a single organism.
When dividing cultures, I was guided by various views on this topic, including Huntington's clash of civilizations, Lewis's model of cultural dimensions, and others. I have identified several principles for myself. Globally - sensory (feeling) is more dominant in the North West, intuition in the South East, emotion (feeling) in the South West, thinking (logic) in the North East. At the intersection, groups of types are formed, for example, Pragmatists cultures were formed in the North (the intersection of thinking and sensors) most likely due to a colder climate, which required people to pragmatically, rationally allocate resources and rely more on calculations.
Here is a summary table with the distribution of cultures and activities between the matrices.
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In many cases, it is possible to explain why a culture has developed such a matrix in terms of its geographical and historical conditions. For example, the limited resources of the Japanese prompted them to control their effective use, which activated the Enchantress. Conversely, the resource-rich land of the Slavs awakened the Creator's creativity in them. Historical influence can be traced in the case of mestizos - the civilization itself arose as a union of two different cultures - Amerindians and Romans, and this dualism, flexibility, adaptability became the best basis for the manifestation of the Trickster.
Below I offer an approximate map of matrices through cultures. The administrative units of the states were marked by the prevailing culture, but representatives of each culture live in many regions of the planet in different proportions and are in constant movement.
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There are a number of characteristics by which the main cultures of mankind can be distinguished, but language is the key among them, because language is the environment in which culture is born and exists. Exceptions are Africans, Amerindians and Mestizos of America, who, having adopted the language and religion of Europeans, retain their cultural identity.
Each of these cultures has a population destiny and influence that cannot be leveled and if my hypothesis is correct that each culture is a manifestation of one of the 16 matrices and humanity thus functions at an unconscious level as a single organism - the future of humanity will depend on the global integration of all parts on a conscious level.
I am waiting for your feedback and we will continue to consider the context in which the matrices appear in the next publications.

Hello! I was hoping i could find some help and expertise on identifying what type of tarantula this is. I found them in between the Houston and Austin area in Texas.

Hi!
Looking for an ID for the wasp pictured. We have a bush at the back of our yard that is full of this and smaller yellow/black wasps. Two concerns I have are that we have small children so I’d like to know what we’re dealing with - where will the nest be and also that we have a friend who is very allergic to the type that dig and nest underground.
I believe this is a digging wasp but would just like a second opinion as it doesn’t 100% match what Google has shown
Thank you for checking it out.