Preparation time
1-2 hours
Cooking time
10 to 30 mins
Serves
Serves 4
For the lamb, place the softened butter into a bowl, add the chervil, tarragon, anchovies, garlic and lemon juice and beat well to combine.
Season the lamb with freshly ground black pepper.
Place a piece of brik pastry on a clean work surface or chopping board and brush with the clarified butter.
Place one lamb fillet in the middle of the pastry sheet, spread half of the anchovy butter on the top, then put another fillet on top. Fold the pastry into a parcel, enclosing the lamb entirely.
Lay a second sheet of pastry on the work surface, brush with clarified butter. Place the wrapped lamb on top and fold up once more. Repeat with the remaining two fillets and pastry. Tie both parcels tightly with kitchen string. Place on a plate or tray and transfer to the fridge to rest for at least one hour.
To cook the lamb, preheat the vegetable oil in a deep fat fryer to 180C/350F. (CAUTION: hot oil can be dangerous - do not leave unattended.) Carefully place the lamb parcels into the fat fryer, one at a time, and cook for 12-14 minutes, without turning as the pastry is very fragile. Remove the lamb from the fryer using a large slotted spoon, drain on kitchen paper and leave the lamb to rest in a warm place for five minutes.
For the artichokes, slice the artichokes finely and rub with the lemon juice. Heat a frying until hot, add the butter, olive oil, sliced artichokes and the garlic and fry for 2-3 minutes, or until tender. Add the chervil and season with salt and freshly ground black pepper, to taste.
For the sauce, heat a separate pan until hot. Add the butter and when it has turned nut-brown in colour, add the olive oil, lamb jus and sherry vinegar. Simmer for a further two minutes.
For the tomato 'confit', gently heat the olive oil and tomatoes in a pan and cook for a few minutes until just softened.
To serve, cut excess pastry from the lamb parcels and discard it. Cut each parcel into four thick slices. Place the artichokes onto the centre of each serving plate, then top with two pieces of pastry-wrapped lamb per person. Spoon the sauce over the top and arrange a tomato half on one side of the plate. Serve at once.


GPA: 3.9
PERCENTAGE: 74%
Exploratory Data Analysis (EDA) is the series of asking questions and applying statistics and visualization techniques to answer those questions and to uncover the hidden insights from the data. A case study on the cancer survival data set is done to explore the most common EDA techniques in this project.
Implemented a Genetic Algorithm for emergency departments to improve patient flow, while minimizing health care delivery costs. Utilized the Discrete Event Simulation (DES) model for the optimal allocation of service providers at each stage.
Developed enemy AI for various levels with increasing difficulty where the enemy targets the player and decides when to chase and when to attack depending on the player’s distance.
This project focuses on finding security vulnerabilities in the given script (JavaScript, PHP, Java, C++ and C#). For example, if a JavaScript code snippet is given as an input to our application, it will read each line, determine the methods and variables used. According to the flow of execution of the program, application will detect the points where the code is vulnerable to attacks.
Implemented a Genetic Algorithm for emergency departments to improve patient flow, while minimizing health care delivery costs. Utilized the Discrete Event Simulation (DES) model for the optimal allocation of service providers at each stage.
Developed enemy AI for various levels with increasing difficulty where the enemy targets the player and decides when to chase and when to attack depending on the player’s distance.
Apart from being a web developer, I enjoy most of my time being outdoors. In the winter, I am an avid skier and novice ice climber. During the warmer months here in Colorado, I enjoy mountain biking, free climbing, and kayaking.
When forced indoors, I follow a number of sci-fi and fantasy genre movies and television shows, I am an aspiring chef, and I spend a large amount of my free time exploring the latest technology advancements in the front-end web development world.


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aggs['traffica']['sumdelay'] = trafficasumdelay;
aggs['traffica']['avgdelay'] = trafficaavgdelay;
""
}}
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aggs['trafficb']['count'] = trafficbcount;
aggs['trafficb']['sumlength'] = trafficbsumlength;
aggs['trafficb']['avglength'] = trafficbavglength;
aggs['trafficb']['sumdelay'] = trafficbsumdelay;
aggs['trafficb']['avgdelay'] = trafficbavgdelay;
""
}}
Traffic congestion
Pick a date range on the left, another no the right, and compare in the map or analytic view.
{{ aggs['traffica']['avglength'] / 1000 | number : 2 }}
Average length of a congestion (in kilometers)
{{ aggs['trafficb']['avglength'] / 1000 | number : 2 }}
{{ (aggs['traffica']['sumlength'] / trafficanbetats) / 1000 | number : 1 }}
Average length of congestions (in kilometers)
{{ (aggs['trafficb']['sumlength'] / trafficbnbetats) / 1000 | number : 1 }}
{{ aggs['traffica']['avgdelay'] | number : 1 }}
Average time lost in a congestion (in seconds)
{{ aggs['trafficb']['avgdelay'] | number : 1 }}
{{ aggs['traffica']['sumdelay'] / trafficanbetats | number : 1 }}
Average time lost in all congestions (in seconds)
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A simple Node Express program with MongoDb support.
This program shows how to use multiple collections at one time with a Mongo Database.


FOODSPECTOR
La Unica
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FAILED
Taco Bell
1234 W. Unica Ave
FAILED
Alinea
1234 W. Unica Ave
PASSED
Cheif O'Neil
1234 W. Unica Ave
PASSED
McDonalds
1234 W. Unica Ave
FAILED
Tom and Jerry's
1234 W. Unica Ave
PASSED
Chipotle
1234 W. Unica Ave
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15-744 is a graduate course in computer networks. The goals are:
The past few years have seen a remarkable growth in the global network infrastructure. The Internet has grown from a research curiosity to something we all take for granted.
How does this network infrastructure work? What are the design principles upon which it is based, and how are those principles applied in practice? How can we make the Internet work better today? We will examine these issues and more during the course.
This course assumes a basic familiarity with networking concepts. The course will consist of a reading/lecture/discussion component and a project component. The class will cover approximately 50 research papers on various aspects of computer networking. These papers will introduce students to the basic design principles on which today's networks are based. In addition, these papers will cover recent proposals to improve network performance, functionality and scalability. Specific topics that will be covered include: LAN/WAN technologies, congestion/flow control, traffic analysis, routing, internetworking, multicast, security, and quality of service. Students are expected to read papers before the class and participate in the discussion during the class.
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| Jeff Pang |<EMAIL_ADDRESS>| WeH 7203 | 268-3621 | Thu 2-3PM (or by appointment) |
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| David Andersen | dga AT cs DOT cmu DOT edu | WeH 8206 | 268-3064 | Tues 11:00 - 11:59am |
Barbara Grandillo, bag AT cs DOT cmu DOT edu, Wean Hall 8018, Tel: 268-7550
Students are encouraged to talk to each other, to the course staff, or to anyone else about any of the assignments. Assistance must be limited to discussion of the problem and sketching general approaches to a solution. Each student must write out his or her own solutions to the homework.
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Tourism, Medicine and Defence in North Korea: Rare Photos of Kim Jong-un Inspecting His Country
Although the life of North Korean leader Kim Jong-un is shrouded in secrecy, it is still possible to learn some details about him.
North Korea's Central News Agency released some photos recently showing Kim Jong-un inspecting different facilities which are under construction across the country.
Probably, the most interesting photos show the North Korean leader visiting a couple of tourist resorts. Kim Jong-un also inspected a medical appliances factory and watched some military drills.
Take a look at the life of the "father of the nation" in Sputnik's gallery.


Scott Chamberlain (@sckottie/@ropensci)
UC Berkeley / rOpenSci
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| ask on Stackoverflow | general R questions - see [ropensci] tag |
| ask on ropensci discussion forum | ropensci package specific (technical or not) - & lots of other things |
| email the maintainer | private data - uncomfortable with public forums - otherwise try public |
| must be brief of course (e.g., ask for links to resources) - usually kicks off conversation elsewhere |


- Flaws of the ES6+ class system
- No "this" inside constructors before the parent call
- It is not possible to define properties inside the class body without using get & set
- No private methods or properties
- No support for mixins
- Neo Modules & Classes
- One Class per File
- Each Class is "wrapped" inside a JS Module
- Private Class methods
- *.mjs
- Neo ES6+ Class Enhancements
- Neo.applyClassConfig
- Reducing boiler plate code
(1) Flaws of the ES6+ class system
(1.1.) This might not sound like a big deal at first, but it does prevent any pre-processing inside the constructor chain.
class TabContainer extends Container {
construct(config) {
//let me = this; // breaks!
super.construct(config);
let me = this; //ok
}
}
(1.2.) The most likely biggest flaw is that you can not define any properties directly inside the class body, as well as a missing config system.
class TabContainer extends Container {
activeIndex: 1 // nope
static foo: 'bar' // impossible as well
}
There is hope: https://tc39.github.io/proposal-class-fields/#sec-private-bound-names
(1.3.) Although there are some proposals out there for many years, still not implemented.
(1.4.) Independant whether you like the mixin pattern or not, it is just not possible.
(2) Neo Modules & Classes
(2.1.) One Class per File. Might sound trivial from classic OOP concepts, but we do stick to it and recommend you to do the same for your application files.
(2.2) As soon as you want to extend an ES6+ class, you need to ensure that the base class is available. One good way to achieve this is to use import:
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Statements/import
This automatially makes the file a JS module and you will notice that we will at least export the Class at the end of of each module.
(2.3) Having the JS Module around each Class definition allows us to place methods outside of the class deinition, but still between the import and export statements. A nice place for "private" methods or attributes which can get accessed from Class methods easily, but not as easy from the outside world.
(2.4.) In case you missed it, *.mjs is not something we came up with, but the new standard file extension name for Javascript Modules. You can find more details e.g. in Axels Blog:
http://2ality.com/2017/05/es-module-specifiers.html
(3) Neo ES6+ Class Enhancements
(3.1.) To reduce the issue of 1.2. we created Neo.applyClassConfig (Neo.mjs), which does get called in every Class File at the very bottom (before the export statement). If you look at Neo Class / Module files, like component/Button.mjs, you will notice 2 methods at the top of the class body:
getStaticConfig
getConfig
Both methods simply return an object. Put all static keys into getStaticConfig and all other ones into getConfig. Neo.applyClassConfig (strongly recommended to look at the source code) will apply all static configs to the class constructor (as well as adding the staticConfig object itself there) and all non static configs will get added using Object.defineProperty() on the Class prototype.
So, why is a "config system" useful, you might ask yourself at this point. This can easily get showcased using a simple example:
class TabContainer extends Container {
get activeIndex() {
return this._activeIndex || 0;
}
set activeIndex(value) {
this._activeIndex = value;
}
}
So far so good, we now have an activeIndex property which will use _activeIndex to read & save its value. Now you might want to extend this class:
class MyTabContainer extends TabContainer {
static getConfig() {return {
_activeIndex: 1
}}
}
Ok, this one was easy. _activeIndex will get applied as a class property. Neither the first version with 0 nor the second one using the underscore and the value of 1 will trigger the setter. When you call:
Neo.create(MyTabContainer);
the constructor of our Base Class (Neo.core.Base) will call initConfig(), which will apply _activeIndex to the instance, silently setting the value
class MyTabContainer2 extends TabContainer {
static getConfig() {return {
activeIndex: 1
}}
}
Now it does get more interesting. You want to trigger the setter when creating an instance, but you definitely do not want to override the activeIndex property defined via get & set with the new one. No worries, Neo.applyClassConfig will check the base class prototype chain and in case it does find a property with the same name, it will not override the version having the setter. Instead it will only apply activeIndex inside the config object itself. Now, when you call:
Neo.create(MyTabContainer2);
the constructor of our Base Class (Neo.core.Base) will call initConfig(), which will apply activeIndex to your instance and this will call the setter.
Neo.create(MyTabContainer2, {
activeIndex: 2
});
This will also call the setter once, this time using the value of 2 (initConfig does merge the prototype config object with the one you pass into Neo.create -> the constructor)
(3.2.) Reducing boiler plate code. When looking back at the first TabContainer example you will probably think: Damn, in case I want to define many properties via get&set which all just save&get their value inside an undercored version of its name key, this will create quite some overhead.
To avoid this and make your code more beautiful, we added a trailing underscore for class configs:
class TabContainer extends Container {
static getConfig() {return {
activeIndex_: 0
}}
}
Look close: activeIndex_ .This gets you the exact same result as the previous example:
class TabContainer extends Container {
get activeIndex() {
return this._activeIndex || 0;
}
set activeIndex(value) {
this._activeIndex = value;
}
}
Even better, this also optionally gives you support for 3 more methods you can use:
class TabContainer extends Container {
static getConfig() {return {
activeIndex_: 0
}}
beforeSetActiveIndex(value, oldValue) {
return 42; // the answer to Life, the Universe, and Everything
}
beforeGetActiveIndex(value) {
return 5; // but hey, why tell anyone?
}
// this one would only get called in case value !== oldValue
afterSetActiveIndex(value, oldValue) {
// update the UI
}
}


Generic Contravariance
Generic contravariance in .Net is where an instance of a generic type featuring a less derived type
as a type argument can be assigned to a reference to a the same generic, but with a more derived
type argument. Contravariant type parameters are declared using the in
modifier in the generic
declaration.
Commonly used contravariant generics are any of the System.Action<>
delegate derivatives, or interface
types such as the IComparer<T> interface (used in the examples below).
Here are some examples of legal assignments which take advantage of contravariance:
Action<string> a
= new Action<object>(o => Console.WriteLine(o));
IComparer<string> b
= Comparer<object>.Default;
When a generic interface or delegate declares a contravariant type parameter, it restricts that
type to being used as a method parameter - i.e. it becomes an 'input' type, hence the in
modifier.
In Rezolver
When a generic type is requested from the container, Rezolver builds a search list of all the possible instances of that generic type which could satisfy that request, returning an instance produced by the registration that was made against the best-matching version of that generic (and, in the case of enumerables, potentially more instances in registration order).
The same is also true when the requested type has one or more contravariant type parameters - in which case bases or interfaces of the corresponding type argument are also sought.
The important thing to note here is that, just as with covariance, it's the type that an ITarget is registered against that matters - not the implementing type.
So, given these types:
interface IContravariant<in T>
{
void Foo(T t);
}
class MyBase {}
class MyDerived : MyBase {}
class AcceptsMyBase : IContravariant<MyBase>
{
void Foo(MyBase t)
{
}
}
AcceptsMyBase
will be used to create instances of IContravariant<MyDerived>
if it is registered
against the contravariant interface type IContravariant<MyBase>
:
container.RegisterType<AcceptsMyBase, IContravariant<MyBase>>();
// gets an instance of AcceptsMyBase
var result = container.Resolve<IContravariant<MyDerived>();
Type Precedence is King
In nearly all cases (including for covariance), Rezolver uses the most recently registered target to provide the result for a particular service type.
For requests for generic types which have one or more contravariant type parameters, however, this is not the case.
For these, Rezolver instead looks for an exact match and, if it doesn't find one,
it then walks 'up' the type hierarchies of each contravariant type parameter looking for a hit,
prioritising non-object
base types over interfaces, and interfaces over the object
base
type.
So, given a type hierarchy like this:
interface IBase
{
}
class Base : IBase
{
}
interface IDerived : IBase
{
}
class Derived : Base, IDerived
{
}
If a request is made for an Action<Derived>
, Rezolver will search for registrations for these types:
Action<Derived>
Action<Base>
Action<IDerived>
Action<IBase>
Action<object>
Action<>
I.e. an 'open' generic registration
The first ITarget
to be retrieved from the container's ITargetContainer
for one of these types will 'win'.
Also, generic interfaces are given precedence over non-generic interfaces; with consideration given to interfaces which 'inherit' other interfaces (not a technically correct phrase, but we all know what it means).
Array Types
For generic types to which an array type is passed to a contravariant type argument, the picture gets more
complicated - as the dynamically built Array
type for a given element type also brings with it several interfaces.
The search list for an array type, like the one above, then, starts getting very complex very quickly, e.g:
Action<Derived[]>
Action<IList<Derived>>
Action<IEnumerable<Derived>>
...
Action<Base[]>
Action<IList<Base>>
...
Action<IEnumerable>
Action<Array>
Action<object>
The above list is, by no means, exhaustive - but you should be able to get the picture. Notice that the Array
base
type, like the object
type before, is included as one of the last types, since it is ubiquitous to all arrays.
Examples
Contravariance is a tricky subject at the best of times and contriving examples for how to take advantage of it when using a DI container is even trickier. That said, you'll know when you need it, so hopefully what's presented here will help you.
Hopefully, when you get to the stage of wanting to use it, you should just naturally expect it to work, and it will! 😉
Injecting IComparer<T>
Let's say that in addition to Rezolver's own enumerables functionality, our application wants to be able to inject explicitly ordered enumerables. For that, we'll need the IComparer<T> interface, whose type parameter is contravariant.
Now, the idea is that our application will be able to request an IOrderedEnumerable<T>
for any type for which it could also request an IEnumerable<T>
- this means that
we're going to have to have a default comparer that can be used, whilst allowing specific
comparers for known types to be registered in addition.
The most natural way to do this is to try to wrap the OrderBy extension method, but Rezolver cannot (currently) bind to generic methods
Instead, we can quite easily write a class which implements IOrderedEnumerable<T>
by wrapping around the OrderBy
extension method:
public class OrderedEnumerableWrapper<T> : IOrderedEnumerable<T>
{
private readonly IOrderedEnumerable<T> _orderedEnumerable;
// note - key selector and ascending/descending might also be desirable - but we'll
// leave this out
public OrderedEnumerableWrapper(IEnumerable<T> enumerable, IComparer<T> comparer)
{
_orderedEnumerable = enumerable.OrderBy(t => t, comparer);
}
IOrderedEnumerable<T> IOrderedEnumerable<T>.CreateOrderedEnumerable<TKey1>(
Func<T, TKey1> keySelector,
IComparer<TKey1> comparer,
bool descending)
{
return _orderedEnumerable.CreateOrderedEnumerable(keySelector, comparer, descending);
}
IEnumerator<T> IEnumerable<T>.GetEnumerator()
{
return _orderedEnumerable.GetEnumerator();
}
IEnumerator IEnumerable.GetEnumerator()
{
return _orderedEnumerable.GetEnumerator();
}
}
The generic class accepts an enumerable (automatically injected by Rezolver) and an
IComparer<T>
- the default version of which will wrap around the Comparer<T>.Default
property:
public class DefaultComparerWrapper<T> : IComparer<T>
{
int IComparer<T>.Compare(T x, T y)
{
return Comparer<T>.Default.Compare(x, y);
}
}
Now - if we configure the container correctly and resolve the correct types, getting an ordered enumerable is pretty simple:
var container = new Container();
container.RegisterType(typeof(DefaultComparerWrapper<>), typeof(IComparer<>));
container.RegisterType(typeof(OrderedEnumerableWrapper<>), typeof(IOrderedEnumerable<>));
// explicit registration for IEnumerable<int>
container.RegisterObject(Enumerable.Range(0, 10).Reverse());
var unordered = container.ResolveMany<int>();
var ordered = container.Resolve<IOrderedEnumerable<int>>();
Assert.NotEqual(unordered, ordered);
Assert.Equal(Enumerable.Range(0, 10), ordered);
So far, so 'open generic' - we can now get ordered enumerables which work for any of the
built-in .Net types that Comparer<T>.Default
also works for. Now we need to extend it
for custom types.
Let's use a similar example to the one used on MSDN for the Comparer<T> type - and introduce some types which represent 2D geometries:
public interface I2DShape
{
double CalcArea();
}
public class Rectangle : I2DShape
{
public double Length { get; }
public double Height { get; }
public Rectangle(double length, double height)
{
Length = length;
Height = height;
}
public double CalcArea()
{
return Length * Height;
}
}
public class Square : Rectangle
{
public Square(double size)
: base(size, size)
{
}
}
public class Circle : I2DShape
{
public double Radius { get; }
public Circle(double radius)
{
Radius = radius;
}
public double CalcArea()
{
return Math.PI * Math.Pow(Radius, 2);
}
}
And let's introduce an IComparer<T>
which sorts these objects by their area:
public class ShapeAreaComparer : IComparer<I2DShape>
{
private readonly IComparer<double> _doubleComparer;
public ShapeAreaComparer(IComparer<double> doubleComparer)
{
_doubleComparer = doubleComparer;
}
public int Compare(I2DShape x, I2DShape y)
{
return _doubleComparer.Compare(x.CalcArea(), y.CalcArea());
}
}
Clearly, with this in place it would be trivial to register shape instances as I2DShape
and register the ShapeAreaComparer
as the comparer for the type IComparer<I2DShape>
-
thus allowing us to request an IOrderedEnumerable<I2DShape>
, we don't need a
contravariance-aware DI container to be able to do that.
But what if we want to inject an IOrderedEnumerable<T>
where T
is one of the
concrete shape types:
Rectangle
Square
Circle
Meaning that our OrderedEnumerableWrapper<T>
will be looking for one of these,
respectively:
IComparer<Rectangle>
IComparer<Square>
IComparer<Circle>
Without a contravariance-aware container, this would cause us a problem, because we'd
need to register the ShapeAreaComparer
type for each and every specialisation of
IComparer<T>
applicable for every I2DShape
-implementation present in our application.
Thankfully, Rezolver is aware of the contravariance of T
in IComparer<T>
, which
means that all we have to do is to register the type ShapeAreaComparer
as
IComparer<I2DShape>
, and Rezolver will automatically use it whenever it is compatible
with a given T
.
The following example breaks this into two demonstrations - one explicit set of
assertions which verify the ShapeAreaComparer
is being used for any compatible comparer
type, and another which verifies that ordered enumerables of concrete shape types are being
created correctly:
var container = new Container();
// use the same two wrapper registrations as before. We need the default
// comparer to inject IComparer<double> into our ShapeAreaComparer
container.RegisterType(typeof(DefaultComparerWrapper<>), typeof(IComparer<>));
container.RegisterType(typeof(OrderedEnumerableWrapper<>), typeof(IOrderedEnumerable<>));
// now register our shape comparer
container.RegisterType<ShapeAreaComparer, IComparer<I2DShape>>();
// ## TEST 1: Check contravariance is working for the comparer types:
var rectangleComparer =
Assert.IsType<ShapeAreaComparer>(container.Resolve<IComparer<Rectangle>>());
var squareComparer =
Assert.IsType<ShapeAreaComparer>(container.Resolve<IComparer<Square>>());
var circleComparer =
Assert.IsType<ShapeAreaComparer>(container.Resolve<IComparer<Circle>>());
// ## TEST 2: Add some shapes and make sure they get sorted correctly:
container.RegisterObject<IEnumerable<Rectangle>>(
new Rectangle[] { new Rectangle(3, 1), new Rectangle(1, 2), new Rectangle(1, 1) });
container.RegisterObject<IEnumerable<Square>>(
new Square[] { new Square(3), new Square(2), new Square(1) });
container.RegisterObject<IEnumerable<Circle>>(
new Circle[] { new Circle(3), new Circle(2), new Circle(1) });
var sortedRectangles = container.Resolve<IOrderedEnumerable<Rectangle>>();
var sortedSquares = container.Resolve<IOrderedEnumerable<Square>>();
var sortedCircles = container.Resolve<IOrderedEnumerable<Circle>>();
Assert.Equal(
Enumerable.Range(1, 3).Select(i => (double)i),
sortedRectangles.Select(r => r.CalcArea()));
Assert.Equal(
Enumerable.Range(1, 3).Select(i=> (double)i * i),
sortedSquares.Select(s => s.CalcArea()));
Assert.Equal(
Enumerable.Range(1, 3).Select(i => Math.PI * Math.Pow(i, 2)),
sortedCircles.Select(c => c.CalcArea()));
Note
In the example, it would make sense for ShapeAreaComparer
to be registered as a singleton,
the idea being that one single instance is used for all IComparer<I2DShape>
-compatible
requests. While this will work at the moment, Rezolver incorrectly creates one instance
per unique IComparer<T>
type instead of one 'master' instance for all.
This bug is being tracked on issue #53
Overriding Contravariant Registrations
As described in the opening paragraph above, Rezolver conducts searches for compatible registrations in the order of best-to-worst match which, for contravariant type parameters, means that registrations which target a derived type are used in preference to a registration which targets a base or interface.
So, extending our above example, let's say we want to sort rectangles by area and then by length if their areas are the same, and then by height if their lengths are the same.
For this we need a new RectangleComparer
:
public class RectangleComparer : IComparer<Rectangle>
{
private readonly IComparer<I2DShape> _shapeComparer;
private readonly IComparer<double> _dimensionComparer;
public RectangleComparer(
IComparer<I2DShape> shapeComparer,
IComparer<double> dimensionComparer)
{
_shapeComparer = shapeComparer;
_dimensionComparer = dimensionComparer;
}
public int Compare(Rectangle x, Rectangle y)
{
var result = _shapeComparer.Compare(x, y);
if (result == 0)
{
result = _dimensionComparer.Compare(x.Length, y.Length);
if(result == 0)
{
result = _dimensionComparer.Compare(x.Height, y.Height);
}
}
return result;
}
}
Note that it has a dependency on two other comparers: IComparer<I2DShape>
- which explicitly targets our
catch-all ShapeAreaComparer
as per the original setup - and IComparer<double>
so we can compare lengths
and highlights (which will use the 'catch-all' DefaultComparerWrapper<T>
).
Now we just add the registration (shown in the example being added before our catch-all just to highlight the fact that the order in which these registrations are added doesn't affect the logic) and use it.
Note
As the comments in the next example point out - the enumerable that's added in this
example is deliberately ordered such that a stable sort by area alone would
yield the wrong result (as would be the case if we only used our original
ShapeAreaComparer
)
var container = new Container();
container.RegisterType(typeof(DefaultComparerWrapper<>), typeof(IComparer<>));
container.RegisterType(typeof(OrderedEnumerableWrapper<>), typeof(IOrderedEnumerable<>));
// register the comparers
container.RegisterType<RectangleComparer, IComparer<Rectangle>>();
container.RegisterType<ShapeAreaComparer, IComparer<I2DShape>>();
// Requesting either IComparer<Rectangle> *or* IComparer<Square> now
// resolves to the RectangleComparer - because Rectangle is Square's base.
Assert.IsType<RectangleComparer>(container.Resolve<IComparer<Rectangle>>());
Assert.IsType<RectangleComparer>(container.Resolve<IComparer<Square>>());
// This array is written in the exact opposite order to the one we desire
// And a stable sort by area would leave objects 1 + 2 in the same order,
// and 3, 4 + 5 in the same order.
IEnumerable<Rectangle> rectangles = new[]
{
new Rectangle(20, 1), //╗
new Rectangle(1, 20), //╩ Area = 20
new Rectangle(8, 2), //╗
new Square(4), //╠ Area = 16
new Rectangle(2, 8), //╝
};
container.RegisterObject(rectangles);
Assert.Equal(
rectangles.Reverse(),
container.Resolve<IOrderedEnumerable<Rectangle>>());
Warning
Eager readers will have noticed that the RectangleComparer
is effectively a
decorator and, while it's certainly possible to implement it and register it as such
(with some tweaks), there is currently a bug affecting contravariant Decorators
which prevents them being used for more derived types unless they are specifically
registered for those types.
The bug is being tracked on issue #54
So note that we are creating an explicit registration for IComparer<Rectangle>
which then
supersedes our IComparer<I2DShape>
registration for Rectangle
, but it also kicks
in for Square
as well - because Rectangle
is 'closer' to Square
than I2DShape
is.
Contravariance with Enumerables
If you have read through the documentation on enumerables of generics then you will already be aware of Rezolver's powerful auto-enumerable functionality, and you can probably already guess how it works when requesting enumerables of contravariant generics.
For an enumerable of a generic with one or more contravariant type parameters, every registration
that matches the given type will be returned - in registration order, as demonstrated by this example
which builds on our I2DShape
types to configure the container to write shape information
to a StringBuilder
:
var container = new Container();
container.RegisterObject<Action<Rectangle, StringBuilder>>(
(r, sb) => sb.AppendLine($"Length: { r.Length }, Height: { r.Height }"));
container.RegisterObject<Action<I2DShape, StringBuilder>>(
(s, sb) => sb.AppendLine($"Area: { s.CalcArea() }"));
container.RegisterObject<Action<object, StringBuilder>>(
(o, sb) => sb.AppendLine($"Type: { o.GetType() }"));
StringBuilder stringBuilder = new StringBuilder();
Square square = new Square(7);
int count = 0;
foreach(var action in container.ResolveMany<Action<Square, StringBuilder>>())
{
action(square, stringBuilder);
count++;
}
Assert.Equal(3, count);
Assert.Equal(
"Length: 7, Height: 7\r\nArea: 49\r\nType: Rezolver.Tests.Examples.Types.Square\r\n",
stringBuilder.ToString());
Disabling Contravariance (Advanced)
Warning
If you need to start playing around with how contravariance works naturally within the container to make things work for your application then, assuming it's not to avoid a bug in Rezolver, you should consider instead whether your design is correct.
Generally, if you've written a delegate or interface type with a contravariant parameter and are subsequently injecting instances of it, then the way that Rezolver will locate registrations for that type should be correct as per the registrations you add to the container. So, in most cases, if you're getting unexpected results it's likely you've missed something in your registrations.
As with much of the rest of the built-in functionality in Rezolver, it's possible to disable contravariance by setting an option on the ITargetContainer which underpins your IContainer (which, if you're using either Container or ScopedContainer is the container itself).
The option is EnableContravariance, which has a
Default value that is, unsurprisingly, equivalent
to true
.
You can set the option to true
or false
:
- Globally
- Against a specific closed generic, e.g.
Foo<Bar>
, to control contravariance for that specific type - Against an open generic, e.g.
Foo<>
, to control contravariance for any generic type based on it - Against a non-generic type, e.g.
Bar
, to control contravariance when that type, or any of its derivatives, is supplied as a type argument to any contravariant type parameter.
Note
When you disable contravariance using any of the following methods, Rezolver will expect registrations for the associated concrete generic types that your application requests.
Disabling contravariance is something you might do when resolving
multiple instances of a contravariant type, as in the previous delegate example, so we'll
build on that with additional delegates for the Square
type.
We'll show five different ways to disable contravariance such that we only get one delegate
when we request an array of Action<Square, StringBuilder>
(which simply reuses the container's
IEnumerable<>
functionality.
Note: We're using this method in these examples:
private static void RegisterShapeDelegates(Container container)
{
container.RegisterObject<Action<Square, StringBuilder>>(
(sq, sb) => sb.AppendLine($"Square of size: { sq.Height }"));
container.RegisterObject<Action<Rectangle, StringBuilder>>(
(r, sb) => sb.AppendLine($"Length: { r.Length }, Height: { r.Height }"));
container.RegisterObject<Action<I2DShape, StringBuilder>>(
(s, sb) => sb.AppendLine($"Area: { s.CalcArea() }"));
container.RegisterObject<Action<object, StringBuilder>>(
(o, sb) => sb.AppendLine($"Type: { o.GetType() }"));
}
Disabling for generics
When you disable per-generic, if that type has one or more contravariant type parameters, then you are instructing Rezolver to suspend contravariant searches for any of those type parameters either for a specific closed version of that generic, or for any.
Tip
If a generic type doesn't have contravariant parameters, and you disable contravariance for it, you are telling Rezolver to suspend contravariance when that type is passed as an argument to another generic's contravariant type parameter - as shown in the next section.
In the first example, we'll disable contravariance for
Action<Square, StringBuilder>
- which means we only get one delegate in our array:
var container = new Container();
// set the option to disable contravariance
container.SetOption<Options.EnableContravariance, Action<Square, StringBuilder>>(false);
RegisterShapeDelegates(container);
// this time we'll just resolve an array, which uses the enumerable functionality
// behind the scenes.
StringBuilder stringBuilder = new StringBuilder();
Square square = new Square(7);
var squareResult = container.Resolve<Action<Square, StringBuilder>[]>();
Assert.Single(squareResult);
squareResult[0](square, stringBuilder);
Assert.Equal("Square of size: 7\r\n", stringBuilder.ToString());
We can also disable it for all Action<,>
delegates:
var container = new Container();
// set the option to disable contravariance for all Action<,> types
container.SetOption<Options.EnableContravariance>(false, typeof(Action<,>));
RegisterShapeDelegates(container);
var squareResult = container.Resolve<Action<Square, StringBuilder>[]>();
var rectResult = container.Resolve<Action<Rectangle, StringBuilder>[]>();
var shapeResult = container.Resolve<Action<I2DShape, StringBuilder>[]>();
Assert.Single(squareResult);
Assert.Single(rectResult);
Assert.Single(shapeResult);
Disabling for type arguments
The previous two examples show how we can control Rezolver's contravariance for specific generic types. But sometimes you might want to suspend contravariance for a type, or any of its derivatives or implementations, for any generic to which they are passed as type arguments.
So, the next example shows how we can disable contravariance for the Square
type, which
means that when any concrete generic is requested, if Square
is passed as the type argument
to a contravariant type parameter, the contravariance for that parameter will be ignored:
var container = new Container();
// set the option to disable contravariance for the Square type only
container.SetOption<Options.EnableContravariance, Square>(false);
RegisterShapeDelegates(container);
var squareResult = container.Resolve<Action<Square, StringBuilder>[]>();
Assert.Single(squareResult);
And we can also do the same for any type which has the I2DShape
interface:
var container = new Container();
// set the option to disable contravariance for any type which implements I2DShape
container.SetOption<Options.EnableContravariance, I2DShape>(false);
RegisterShapeDelegates(container);
var squareResult = container.Resolve<Action<Square, StringBuilder>[]>();
var rectResult = container.Resolve<Action<Rectangle, StringBuilder>[]>();
var shapeResult = container.Resolve<Action<I2DShape, StringBuilder>[]>();
Assert.Single(squareResult);
Assert.Single(rectResult);
Assert.Single(shapeResult);
Disabling globally
Finally, the simplest of all: disabling contravariance for all types:
var container = new Container();
// set the option to disable contravariance completely
container.SetOption<Options.EnableContravariance>(false);
RegisterShapeDelegates(container);
var squareResult = container.Resolve<Action<Square, StringBuilder>[]>();
var rectResult = container.Resolve<Action<Rectangle, StringBuilder>[]>();
var shapeResult = container.Resolve<Action<I2DShape, StringBuilder>[]>();
Assert.Single(squareResult);
Assert.Single(rectResult);
Assert.Single(shapeResult);
Caution: Changing to 'Opt-in'
As will have become apparent, Rezolver uses an opt-out model by default for contravariance simply because a generic type parameter is either contravariant or it isn't; and if it is then the container should adapt accordingly.
If you want selective contravariance for only certain types in your application,
then you will typically switch it off globally and then start setting the
EnableContravariance option to true
for those types you want to
have opted in.
But, in almost all cases, you will need to set it to true
for more types than you
initially thought - as contravariance has been switched off not only for the generics
but also for all the types which are being passed as type arguments.
So, our final example shows how we can re-enable contravariance only for the
Action<Square, StringBuilder>
delegate type - which actually involves re-enabling it
for the Square
type also:
var container = new Container();
// set the option to disable contravariance completely
container.SetOption<Options.EnableContravariance>(false);
//re-enable for the Action<Square, StringBuilder> type *AND* the Square type
container.SetOption<Options.EnableContravariance, Action<Square, StringBuilder>>(true);
container.SetOption<Options.EnableContravariance, Square>(true);
RegisterShapeDelegates(container);
var squareResult = container.Resolve<Action<Square, StringBuilder>[]>();
Assert.Equal(4, squareResult.Length);
Summary
Rezolver's support for contravariance is comprehensive - including support for nesting contravariant types within others (examples not included because it gets very complicated very quickly, but you can see the test cases for this in the standard Rezolver test suite).
So if you start working with contravariant types, then you should find Rezolver just works.


sdLeaveClip restores the clipper to the state it was in just before sdEnterClip()
void sdLeaveClip();
None. [ASM: All registers are preserved.]
Must match every sdEnterClip with a sdLeaveClip, otherwise a GPF (crash) is underway. sDraw manages its own stack of clippers.


Reinforcement Learning Coach¶
Coach is a python framework which models the interaction between an agent and an environment in a modular way. With Coach, it is possible to model an agent by combining various building blocks, and training the agent on multiple environments. The available environments allow testing the agent in different fields such as robotics, autonomous driving, games and more. It exposes a set of easy-to-use APIs for experimenting with new RL algorithms, and allows simple integration of new environments to solve. Coach collects statistics from the training process and supports advanced visualization techniques for debugging the agent being trained.
Blog posts from the Intel® AI website:
Release 0.8.0 (initial release)
Release 1.0.0 (current release)
You can find more details in the GitHub repository.


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Deployed at https://vega.now.sh. Code is at https://github.com/vega/editor-backend.
Clone the repository.
$ git clone git@github.com:vega/editor-backend.git
Install all dependencies.
$ yarn install
Put configurations in a .env
file in the root directory.
$ cp .env.sample .env
Sample configuration of a .env
file can be:
# [@domoritz](https://github.com/domoritz) created this app for OAuth testing.
# You may create [your own application](https://github.com/settings/developers).
GITHUB_CLIENT_ID=a901f0948b144d29fbdf
GITHUB_CLIENT_SECRET=dfdb84ff29fde4eaa160078d13e024530238ebe0
SESSION_SECRET=secret
Run the back-end server.
$ yarn start
Go to the home route (which usually is http://localhost:3000/
). Otherwise
it will be mentioned in the console where the above command is run.
Go to https://vega.github.io/editor-backend/.
yarn format
to fix
formatting where it's possible to do so automatically.Generated using TypeDoc


Animation controllersControllers that control all animations together. Notice, multiple animations from different maps can also be registered for these controls. Then, those animation layers can be controlled together as a group.
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WMS Animation
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Gas emissions for synthesis methods for various active materials (reproduced with permission from The Royal Society of Chemistry Ref. [ 38]); here, NMC and LMR-NMC are lithium-nickel-manganese-cobalt oxide and Li and Mn-rich lithium-nickel-manganese-cobalt oxide; SS and HT are solid state and hydrothermal synthesis methods; and GHG is greenhouse gas.


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1 IN THE HIGH COURT OF KARNATAKA AT BANGALORE DATED THIS THE 7TH DAY OF APRIL, 2014 BEFORE THE HON'BLE MR. JUSTICE C.R. KUMARASWAMY WRIT PETITION NO.13999 OF 2014 (GM-POL) BETWEEN: H.S.VEERANNA AGED ABOUT 55 YEARS S/O. SIDDARAMAIAH SANGAIAH HANAGONDIMATH M/S. SUMA ENTERPRISES # 196/1 & 197/1 HARDIKAR MANJAPPA ROAD (BINNI MILL ROAD) DAVANAGERE-577 001 ... PETITIONER (BY SRI. R. GOPALA, ADVOCATE) AND: 1. THE KARNATAKA STATE POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD PLOT NO.501 NEAR CENTRAL EXCISE AND CUSTOMS OFFICE 'C' BLOCK DEVARAJ URS LAYOUT DAVANAGERE-577 006 REPRESENTED BY ITS ENVIRONMENTAL OFFICER 2.  THIS PETITION IS COMING ON FOR ORDERS, THIS DAY, THE COURT MADE THE FOLLOWING: ORDER
Learned counsel for the petitioner files a memo.
The memo dated 07.04.2014 reads as under:-
"After filing of the above writ petition, it was noticed that against the impugned order of 1st respondent, alternative remedy of appeal is provided under section 31 of the AIR (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1981 and that against the impugned order of 2nd respondent, appeal is provided under section 444 of Karnataka Municipal Corporation Act and accordingly the petitioner has filed appeals and pursuing the same before respective appellate authorities. As such the 3 petitioner prays that he may be permitted to pursue alternative remedy of appeal. Therefore the petitioner prays permission to withdraw the writ petition since the petitioner has already approached the appellate authorities as aforesaid challenging the impugned orders."
In view of this memo, this writ petition is dismissed.
Sd/-
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OAuth
public struct OAuth
OAuth namespace.
-
A failed authorization as per RFC 6749.
See moreDeclaration
Swift
public enum Error : String, Swift.Error
-
Attempts to authorize.
Declaration
Swift
public static func performAuthorizationFlow(view: OAuthAuthorizationFlowView, appKey: String, storeToken: @escaping (String, UInt64) -> Void, _ completionBlock: @escaping (Result) -> Void)
Parameters
view
An object handling UI-specific actions related to the authorization flow.
appKey
An app key.
storeToken
A block called with an access token and a user id as the first and second arguments, respectively. It should store the token in a persistent storage.
completionToken
A block called when authorization completes.
-
Fetches the first access token found in the keychain.
Declaration
Swift
public static func getAnyToken() -> String?
Return Value
An OAuth access token, or
nil
if there are no access tokens in the keychain. -
Fetches an access token for a specific user.
Declaration
Swift
public static func getToken(forUser userId: UInt64) -> String?
Parameters
userId
The unique identifier of a user.
Return Value
An OAuth access token, or
nil
if there is no access token for this user in the keychain. -
Updates an access token in the keychain for a user.
Declaration
Swift
public static func storeToken(_ token: String, forUser userId: UInt64)
Parameters
token
An OAuth access token.
userId
A unique identifier of a user to store
token
against. -
Deletes a token for a user from the keychain.
Declaration
Swift
public static func deleteToken(forUser userId: UInt64)
Parameters
userId
A unique identifier of a user to delete the token for.
-
Deletes all tokens from the keychain.
Declaration
Swift
public static func deleteAllTokens()


对于你视为家庭重要一员的爱宠，KERON国际将以最真挚的关怀、满满的爱心为其提供舒适的托运服务。我们为托运的每一个步骤仔细设想，在此过程中，宠物们将得到妥善的照料，让它们能够在舒适自如的环境中，安全、健康的到达目的地。KERON国际的专业团队，值得您将爱宠放心的交给我们运送。
We understand that pets are like family, so with this in mind we have designed our pet relocation solutions with the utmost care so that they will be there to move into your new home with you. With KERON, your pets will just receive as much attention and care as anyone else. For the safety and comfort of your pets, KERON designed a full range of services that will accommodate them during each step of their relocation. To be entrusted with the relocation of your beloved animals is for us a great responsibility we are willing to have and we thank you for it by providing them with the most careful and safe service.
宠物托运业务的专员会与您联系，确认您的宠物是否能够进行出\入境的托运。除了猫和狗以外的宠物如果需要托运，必须提供相应的证书等文件。同时一本护照只能办理一只宠物的托运业务。
First we must determine that your pet is fit for travel. For importing or exporting only dogs and cats are allowed. Other types require “specialized” providers. Snub-nosed dogs and cats may require additional documentation and tests. It is also important to remember that you may only relocate one pet for one passport.
如果您的宠物符合托运条件，客户专员会与您确认托运的方式，即是否有主人随行陪伴，同时也会协助您准备不同托运方式所需要的各类文件、证明。
Choose whether you would like to have your pet travel with you( on your flight either in cabin or in the live animal section of the plane) or have your pet travel by themselves. Both options have different documentation requirements. Your pet relocation consultant will provide you with documents needed.
提供您的宠物在一年内的各类疾病的疫苗接种文件的原件，同时接受ISO芯片的植入。
Make sure that your pet has had rabies and other disease vaccinations(dependent on destination country) administered more then 30 days before and less than one year in advance to their relocation. Original vaccination records must be provided. Your pet must also bear an ISO microchip as required by law.
客服专员会协助您整理宠物托运业务中，您本人需要提供的各类文件等资料，如您的护照资料、E-ticket等。
Photocopies of your passport, including the picture page, Chinese visa page and last entry into China page is required. In addition, your e-ticket itinerary is required as we will use this to schedule your pet’s reservation.
所有相关文件、资料准备妥当后，您将会收到由政府部门提供的健康证明及准许出境的证明。
After all of your documents are together, your pet will receive a final pre-travel health check at a government veterinary clinic. With this check you will receive an export health certificate, certifying your pet for travel.
当您的宠物到达目的地后，我们客户专员会继续协助您与当地的海关人员接触，根据不同目的地国家的政策要求，完成宠物的检疫隔离工作。
On the day of departure, take your pet to the airport and we will assist with airport clearance and pet check-in. Upon arrival to your destination, depending on the country, your pet may have to be held in quarantine.
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Source: pdf
Author: Woojae Kim, Daniel J. Navarro, Mark A. Pitt, In J. Myung
Abstract: Despite the popularity of connectionist models in cognitive science, their performance can often be diﬃcult to evaluate. Inspired by the geometric approach to statistical model selection, we introduce a conceptually similar method to examine the global behavior of a connectionist model, by counting the number and types of response patterns it can simulate. The Markov Chain Monte Carlo-based algorithm that we constructed Þnds these patterns eﬃciently. We demonstrate the approach using two localist network models of speech perception. 1
[1] Rissanen, J. (1996). Fisher information and stochastic complexity. IEEE Transactions on Information Theory 42, 40-47.
[2] Rissanen, J. (2001). Strong optimality of the normalized ML models as universal codes and information in data. IEEE Transactions on Information Theory 47, 1712-1717.
[3] Balasubramanian, V. (1997). Statistical inference, Occam’s razor and statistical mechanics on the space of probability distributions. Neural Computation, 9, 349-368.
[4] Myung, I. J., Balasubramanian, V., & Pitt, M. A. (2000). Counting probability distributions: Diﬀerential geometry and model selection. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences USA, 97, 11170-11175.
[5] McClelland, J. L. & Elman, J. L. (1986). The TRACE model of speech perception. Cognitive Psychology, 18, 1-86.
[6] Norris, D., McQueen, J. M. & Cutler, A. (2000). Merging phonetic and lexical information in phonetic decision-making. Behavioral & Brain Sciences, 23, 299-325.
[7] Gilks, W. R. , Richardson, S., & Spiegelhalter, D. J. (1995). Markov Chain Monte Carlo in Practice. London: Chapman and Hall.


'Birdman of Alcatraz'
A retrospective movie review by Walter Frith
There is no prison film like 1962's 'Birdman of Alcatraz'. In fact, many don't view it as a film about prison. It's more of a one man show with supporting characters appearing every now and then. It strikes at the very heart of one man's life behind bars determined not to waste his years in becoming just another statistic.
In this true story, Burt Lancaster plays Robert Stroud, a man sentenced to life imprisonment who becomes a world famous and respected authority on birds. After discovering how he will spend the rest of his life, he is exercising in the prison yard one day when he finds an injured bird and nurses it back to health and this leads him to dedicate his life to the feathered creatures.
 The film's striking black and white photography is used in one moody scene where Malden tells Lancaster he will be in solitary confinement for the rest of his life and Malden's face is in a total silhouette. Director of photography Burnett Guffey adds greatly to the film's personality of a darkened life away from society and each frame is a work of art. Photography inside cramped corners is often more skillfully presented in contrast to the outside where scenes often light themselves and there is plenty of room to move about. 'Birdman of Alcatraz' is one of the most properly photographed films I've ever seen.
John Frankenheimer who has directed such sharply textured thrillers as 'Black Sunday', 'French Connection II' and the documentary style feature 'Grand Prix' has scored well with 'Birdman of Alcatraz' in working with a cast which features Telly Savalas who would receive an Oscar nomination for Best Supporting Actor and along with fellow actors Thelma Ritter, Betty Field, Neville Brand, Edmond O'Brien and Hugh Marlowe, the film showcases one of Burt Lancaster's most under rated performances. It proves to be an alternative biography without over blown emotion or elaborate sets and lets the actors do their work well.
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| 程序包 | 说明 |
|---|---|
| com.qingstor.sdk.client | |
| com.qingstor.sdk.service | |
| com.qingstor.sdk.upload |
| 类和说明 |
|---|
| Bucket
Most of operations in qingstore can be found in this class.
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| Bucket.ImageProcessInput
ImageProcessInput: an input stream of the bucket.
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| Bucket.ImageProcessOutput
ImageProcessOutput: an output stream of the bucket.
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| 类和说明 |
|---|
| Bucket
Most of operations in qingstore can be found in this class.
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| Bucket.AbortMultipartUploadInput
AbortMultipartUploadInput: an input stream of the bucket.
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| Bucket.AbortMultipartUploadOutput
AbortMultipartUploadOutput: an output stream of the bucket.
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| Bucket.CompleteMultipartUploadInput
CompleteMultipartUploadInput: an input stream of the bucket.
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| Bucket.CompleteMultipartUploadOutput
CompleteMultipartUploadOutput: an output stream of the bucket.
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| Bucket.DeleteBucketCORSOutput
DeleteBucketCORSOutput: an output stream of the bucket.
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| Bucket.DeleteBucketExternalMirrorOutput
DeleteBucketExternalMirrorOutput: an output stream of the bucket.
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| Bucket.DeleteBucketLifecycleOutput
DeleteBucketLifecycleOutput: an output stream of the bucket.
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| Bucket.DeleteBucketNotificationOutput
DeleteBucketNotificationOutput: an output stream of the bucket.
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| Bucket.DeleteBucketOutput
DeleteBucketOutput: an output stream of the bucket.
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| Bucket.DeleteBucketPolicyOutput
DeleteBucketPolicyOutput: an output stream of the bucket.
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| Bucket.DeleteMultipleObjectsInput
DeleteMultipleObjectsInput: an input stream of the bucket.
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| Bucket.DeleteMultipleObjectsOutput
DeleteMultipleObjectsOutput: an output stream of the bucket.
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| Bucket.DeleteObjectOutput
DeleteObjectOutput: an output stream of the bucket.
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| Bucket.GetBucketACLOutput
GetBucketACLOutput: an output stream of the bucket.
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| Bucket.GetBucketCORSOutput
GetBucketCORSOutput: an output stream of the bucket.
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| Bucket.GetBucketExternalMirrorOutput
GetBucketExternalMirrorOutput: an output stream of the bucket.
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| Bucket.GetBucketLifecycleOutput
GetBucketLifecycleOutput: an output stream of the bucket.
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| Bucket.GetBucketNotificationOutput
GetBucketNotificationOutput: an output stream of the bucket.
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| Bucket.GetBucketPolicyOutput
GetBucketPolicyOutput: an output stream of the bucket.
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| Bucket.GetBucketStatisticsOutput
GetBucketStatisticsOutput: an output stream of the bucket.
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| Bucket.GetObjectInput
GetObjectInput: an input stream of the bucket.
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| Bucket.GetObjectOutput
GetObjectOutput: an output stream of the bucket.
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| Bucket.HeadBucketOutput
HeadBucketOutput: an output stream of the bucket.
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| Bucket.HeadObjectInput
HeadObjectInput: an input stream of the bucket.
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| Bucket.HeadObjectOutput
HeadObjectOutput: an output stream of the bucket.
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| Bucket.ImageProcessInput
ImageProcessInput: an input stream of the bucket.
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| Bucket.ImageProcessOutput
ImageProcessOutput: an output stream of the bucket.
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| Bucket.InitiateMultipartUploadInput
InitiateMultipartUploadInput: an input stream of the bucket.
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| Bucket.InitiateMultipartUploadOutput
InitiateMultipartUploadOutput: an output stream of the bucket.
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| Bucket.ListMultipartInput
ListMultipartInput: an input stream of the bucket.
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| Bucket.ListMultipartOutput
ListMultipartOutput: an output stream of the bucket.
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| Bucket.ListMultipartUploadsInput
ListMultipartUploadsInput: an input stream of the bucket.
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| Bucket.ListMultipartUploadsOutput
ListMultipartUploadsOutput: an output stream of the bucket.
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| Bucket.ListObjectsInput
ListObjectsInput: an input stream of the bucket.
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| Bucket.ListObjectsOutput
ListObjectsOutput: an output stream of the bucket.
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| Bucket.OptionsObjectInput
OptionsObjectInput: an input stream of the bucket.
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| Bucket.OptionsObjectOutput
OptionsObjectOutput: an output stream of the bucket.
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| Bucket.PutBucketACLInput
PutBucketACLInput: an input stream of the bucket.
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| Bucket.PutBucketACLOutput
PutBucketACLOutput: an output stream of the bucket.
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| Bucket.PutBucketCORSInput
PutBucketCORSInput: an input stream of the bucket.
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| Bucket.PutBucketCORSOutput
PutBucketCORSOutput: an output stream of the bucket.
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| Bucket.PutBucketExternalMirrorInput
PutBucketExternalMirrorInput: an input stream of the bucket.
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| Bucket.PutBucketExternalMirrorOutput
PutBucketExternalMirrorOutput: an output stream of the bucket.
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| Bucket.PutBucketLifecycleInput
PutBucketLifecycleInput: an input stream of the bucket.
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| Bucket.PutBucketLifecycleOutput
PutBucketLifecycleOutput: an output stream of the bucket.
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| Bucket.PutBucketNotificationInput
PutBucketNotificationInput: an input stream of the bucket.
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| Bucket.PutBucketNotificationOutput
PutBucketNotificationOutput: an output stream of the bucket.
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| Bucket.PutBucketOutput
PutBucketOutput: an output stream of the bucket.
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| Bucket.PutBucketPolicyInput
PutBucketPolicyInput: an input stream of the bucket.
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| Bucket.PutBucketPolicyOutput
PutBucketPolicyOutput: an output stream of the bucket.
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| Bucket.PutObjectInput
PutObjectInput: an input stream of the bucket.
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| Bucket.PutObjectOutput
PutObjectOutput: an output stream of the bucket.
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| Bucket.UploadMultipartInput
UploadMultipartInput: an input stream of the bucket.
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| Bucket.UploadMultipartOutput
UploadMultipartOutput: an output stream of the bucket.
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| QingStor.ListBucketsInput
ListBucketsInput: an input stream of the bucket.
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| QingStor.ListBucketsOutput
ListBucketsOutput: an output stream of the bucket.
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| Types.AbortIncompleteMultipartUploadModel |
| Types.ACLModel |
| Types.BucketModel |
| Types.CloudfuncArgsModel |
| Types.ConditionModel |
| Types.CORSRuleModel |
| Types.ExpirationModel |
| Types.FilterModel |
| Types.GranteeModel |
| Types.IPAddressModel |
| Types.IsNullModel |
| Types.KeyDeleteErrorModel |
| Types.KeyModel |
| Types.NotificationModel |
| Types.NotIPAddressModel |
| Types.ObjectPartModel |
| Types.OwnerModel |
| Types.RuleModel |
| Types.StatementModel |
| Types.StringLikeModel |
| Types.StringNotLikeModel |
| Types.TransitionModel |
| Types.UploadsModel |
| 类和说明 |
|---|
| Bucket
Most of operations in qingstore can be found in this class.
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| Bucket.CompleteMultipartUploadInput
CompleteMultipartUploadInput: an input stream of the bucket.
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| Bucket.PutObjectInput
PutObjectInput: an input stream of the bucket.
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eval `ssh-agent`
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November 06, 2003
Indian politician convicted of barbecuing wife
The Australian | Submitted by: Juan Motaim
"Judge G. P. Thareja convicted former Congress politician Sushil Sharma on charges of murder, criminal conspiracy and the destruction of evidence following the July 2, 1995 murder of his wife Naina Sahni. Sharma, currently in prison, is charged with shooting his then 29-year-old wife, a pilot, on suspicion of infidelity, chopping up the corpse and shoving it into the grill at the Baghiya restaurant to wipe out evidence. But police raided the restaurant, owned by a friend of Sharma, and dug out charred body parts later identified as Sahni's from the still-blazing Indian-style oven."
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Jessica Lynch biographer dwells on anal action
New York Daily News | Submitted by: Shishan
"The scars on Lynch's battered body and the medical records indicate she was anally raped... 'The records do not tell whether her captors assaulted her almost lifeless, broken body after she was lifted from the wreckage, or if they assaulted her and then broke her bones into splinters until she was almost dead.' ... Lynch's painful recovery from an ordeal that left her barely able to walk, unable to use her right hand or control her bowels is vividly described."
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D.C. snipers kept laptop journal
Baltimore Sun | Submitted by: Juan Motaim
"An FBI cybercrimes expert said yesterday that the suspected serial snipers kept a carefully detailed map of the shooting scenes on a laptop computer, using skulls and crossbones as symbols to show where victims were shot and labeling at least one of the murder sites with a chilling notation: 'Good one.' The 'good one' phrase was on a map showing the Fairfax County Home Depot where Linda Franklin was fatally shot in the head from a distance of 160 yards, the expert testified."
 He then came across live, unencrypted pictures of a busy control-room... They showed the preparations for the missile test and then the launch itself, including precise information on the test site and the missile's flight. What is more, the pictures showed senior officials in the control room talking openly, referring to defence industry computer access codes... anyone in the Middle East with a household satellite dish could have picked up the control-room pictures, including, of course, Israel's most hated enemies."
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Leaky FedEx package contains severed limbs
St. Louis Today | Submitted by: ringo
"No laws were broken when three human body parts were mailed via Federal Express to a man's home in the city, Kirkwood police said Thursday. The body parts - two legs and an arm - were sent from a Las Vegas donor research company to the man, who acts as a broker for doctors needing body parts for research projects, said police spokeswoman Diane Scanga. The shipment was discovered Wednesday at a Federal Express depot in St. Louis, where one of the boxes was leaking. Workers opened the three boxes and discovered each one contained one limb wrapped in dry ice."
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3,000 Chi-Chi's customers subjected to fecal fiesta
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette | Submitted by: optional
"Almost 3,000 recent patrons of the Chi-Chi's restaurant at Beaver Valley Mall in Center left home, work and school to receive injections of antibodies to ward off hepatitis A... Health officials suspect a worker may have contaminated food by failure to follow basic hygiene in cleaning hands after using the bathroom... 85 confirmed cases of hepatitis A include three employees and 82 patrons."
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Schwarzenegger's past refuses to die
Fox News | Submitted by: Reid Fleming
"California's attorney general said Thursday that he warned Arnold Schwarzenegger that the groping allegations against him are 'not going to go away' and that the governor-elect should cooperate with an investigation... At least 16 women have accused Schwarzengger of groping them or talking dirty to them."
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"An elderly woman ran a red light in Shadyside, crashed her car into a Pittsburgh firetruck and then backed into a firefighter who got off the truck to help... Firefighter Margaret 'Peggy' Vath, 48, of Morningside, a 14-year veteran assigned to Engine 11, remained hospitalized in guarded condition last night with a broken pelvis after the Honda Accord crushed her against a telephone pole... The 83-year-old driver of the Honda, whom police did not identify, was taken to West Penn Hospital in Bloomfield after she complained of chest pains."
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"A driver wearing only his underwear smashed into two 15-year-old girls on a rain-swept Queens street last night, killing one and injuring the other. 'One girl was lying in the middle of 80th Avenue with blood coming out of her mouth,' said Dr. Warren Stanton, whose office is at the Glen Oaks intersection where the accident occurred... [The driver's lawyer] explained his client got drenched walking to his car in the rain, and took his pants off when he got into the car. 'We're not talking about some crazy guy. He's a good family man who was caught in a rainstorm.'"
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"Brigham and Women's Hospital has stopped performing a type of stomach-stapling surgery after a staple gun apparently misfired during an operation and the patient died... Hospital spokesman Vincent Petrini said laparoscopic procedures would be halted during the review. The misfiring equipment was reported to the Food and Drug Administration."
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Voters approve rambling poem
San Francisco Chronicle | Submitted by: The Grza
"Sponsored by a local woman known for wearing hats made of tree bark and newspaper, Measure G won 314 to 152 in the town of 1,200... 'Vote for Bolinas to be a socially acknowledged nature-loving town because to like to drink the water out of the lakes to like to eat the blueberries to like the bears is not hatred to hotels and motor boats. Dakar. Temporary and way to save life, skunks and foxes (airplanes to go over the ocean) and to make it beautiful.'"
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Montel Williams fined $100 for pot gear
Michigan Live | Submitted by: Crazy Quagga
"Television talk show host Montel Williams was fined $100 after authorities at Detroit Metropolitan Airport found him with marijuana paraphernalia. Williams, who has multiple sclerosis, has been prescribed medicinal marijuana to treat the disease, The Detroit News reported. He paid the fine following the Monday night incident, boarded a flight and left Michigan."
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Scientology helped by Michael Jackson
Fox News | Submitted by: Reid Fleming
"HELP - the Scientology-based literacy program - is back on the Web site Michael Jackson is using to raise money for charity. HELP was removed as one of the groups that would receive money from Jackson's single 'What More Can I Give?' ... unbeknownst to Jackson, his supporters insist, the HELP logo was added back to his Web site over the weekend. And, unknown to him, there is a simple reason. The Web site, www.whatmorecanigive.com, was registered on Oct. 14 to a high-level Scientologist."
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Australian army torture
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"They were marched by their Australian Army captors from the Aitarak headquarters in Dili to an empty football stadium. There they were forced into the wasp-infested toilets and had their heads pushed down toilet bowls.  They pushed our heads into the toilet and put a foot behind our necks so we couldn't move.'"
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Bitcoin Stock-to-Flow Signals Imminent Rise to $10K Ahead of Meteoric Surge to $1 Million, Says Analyst PlanB
by Daily Hodl StaffOne of the most closely followed crypto analysts in the industry says he thinks Bitcoin is likely to stage a major comeback and return to $10,000 – before the new year. That leaves 39 days for BTC to surge roughly $3,000 from its current price around $7,000.
According to the anonymous analyst known as PlanB the asset’s stock-to-flow ratio is flashing a rare buy opportunity, suggesting a turnaround is on the horizon.
“Call me crazy, but it wouldn’t surprise me if BTC closes 2019 at $10k+.
Opportunities like this (Bitcoin below S2F model value, 6 months before the halving) are rare.
Stock-to-flow compares the amount of a commodity in circulation divided by the amount produced per year.
The model, which is traditionally used to analyze precious metal markets, gained notoriety in crypto circles this year and earned a number of mentions on CNBC by anchor Joe Kernen.
According to PlanB, the ratio tracks Bitcoin’s past price movements with more than 90% accuracy, and indicates BTC will reach $1,000,000 around 2025.
In the short term, a recent roundup of analysts shows most believe BTC has not yet reached a bottom.
Veteran trader Tone Vays remains the most bearish. He believes BTC will reach $4,500 before a new, sustainable bull market can begin.
Bitcoin is up 0.84% at time of publishing at $7,193, according to CoinMarketCap.


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Violence as soldiers invade Lagos market, chase away traders - Premium Times Nigeria
by Ifeoluwa AdediranArmed soldiers on Friday morning invaded the Jakande market in Ketu, Lagos State, chasing away traders.
One person was allegedly killed in the violence that ensued as touts, in retaliation, took to the streets, destroying property. The death is yet to be confirmed.
However, a PREMIUM TIMES reporter witnessed as a person hit on the face by a stray bullet was rushed to the hospital.
The thugs also went to the police station in the area, destroying cars packed there. They also vandalised BRT buses in the area.
Many traders were seen taking refuge at a filling station close to the market.
The cause of the invasion by the soldiers and the violence was yet to be ascertained at the time of this report.
A police team at the scene later shot sporadically into the air to disperse the thugs.


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The Level9 interpreter was originally written by Glen Summers, and later extended by myself, along with Alan Staniforth, Simon Baldwin, Dieter Baron and Andreas Scherrer. It has the very useful ability to search for Level 9 game data in any file loaded into it, allowing it to find games in uncompressed memory dumps from emulators (such as the commonly used Spectrum emulator SNA file format). Both the line-drawn graphics used in a number of Level 9's ealier games and the bitmap graphics from later games are also supported.
The current version, Windows Level9 5.1, can be downloaded from the IF-Archive, as can the source code and ports to systems other than Windows, in the Level9 interpreter section.
Here you can see a couple of screenshots of the interpreter in action:


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Description: A company hired me to do the analysis of the quality of White and Red wines of a particular crop in Portugual. However, I am no expert wine. Thus a way that I got to solve the problem was to collect real data of characteristics related to quality of wines. From these data I was able to create an online application that can extrapolate and predict the quality of Portuguese wine.
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Rape, murder accused out on bail; victim’s parents worried
4-year-old was murdered last July
by Special CorrespondentParents of a four-year-old girl who was raped and murdered last July in Thirumullaivoyal expressed their apprehension after the main accused, Meenakshi Sundaram, 60, and his wife were released from prison on bail.
 The police said her body was dumped in a bucket in her bathroom.
Along with the accused, his wife Rajamma too was arrested. She had attempted to obstruct justice by cleaning up evidence of the crime.
Both were lodged in the Central Prison in Puzhal, and Meenakshi Sundaram was detained under the Goondas Act. According to police sources, both were released on bail after the detention order was reportedly quashed, as he was ‘diabetic and aged’.
‘Expedite trial’
“Now I am very worried about the case, as the accused has been released from prison. We were already threatened once by them. My wife is yet to come out of the shock, and my son is always crying and yearning for his sister. Even I am not able to concentrate on my work,” the father of the victim said.
“We want justice for the death of my beloved child. The trial should be expedited and exemplary punishment should be given to the accused. Such gruesome incidents must not recur,” he added.
Kanya Babu, co-founder of the All India Movement for Service, said: “Trial should be expedited. Adequate protection must be given to parents of victims.”
A senior police officer said protection was being given to the family. Personnel from the special wing for women and children would patrol the area.


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The main player movement script, also updates current score based on the players y position. More...
Public Member Functions | |
| void | MoveLeft () |
| Move character left in next call to FixedUpdate. Called on button down. More... | |
| void | StopMovingLeft () |
| Stop moving the character left. Called on button up. More... | |
| void | MoveRight () |
| Move character right in next call to FixedUpdate. Called on button down. More... | |
| void | StopMovingRight () |
| Stop moving the character left. Called on button up. More... | |
| void | Jump () |
| Makes the character jump (if on ground) or double jump (if already in the air and has not already double jumped). More... | |
| void | OnDeath () |
| Called on death event. Plays InfiniteJumper.Player.audioOnDeath, disables player sprite and enables on death particles. Destroys object after a set amount of time. More... | |
Public Attributes | |
| float | maxSpeed = 10f |
| Maximum left/right movement speed. More... | |
| float | jumpForce = 700f |
| The force applied when the player jumps. More... | |
| Transform | groundCheck |
| The location to perform a check to see if the player is touching the ground. More... | |
| LayerMask | groundMask |
| The layer mask for tiles that the player can stand on. More... | |
| AudioClip[] | jumpClips |
| Audio clips to play when the player jumps. More... | |
| AudioClip[] | walkClips |
| Clips to play as the player walks on the ground. More... | |
| AudioClip[] | audioOnDeath |
| Audio clip to play on death. More... | |
| Vector3 | groundScale |
| Player scale when on groud. More... | |
| Vector3 | jumpingScale |
| GameObject | explosionParticleContainer |
| The explosion particle container. The gameobject the holds the particle system used when the player dies and explods. More... | |
| ParticleSystem | landParticle |
| The land particle. Any particle system for when the player lands on the ground after a jump. More... | |
| Score | score |
| Used to update the current score and the corresponding text. More... | |
| GameObject | playerSpriteContainer |
| The gameobject that holds the players sprite. This is disabled when the player dies. More... | |
The main player movement script, also updates current score based on the players y position.
| void InfiniteJumper.Player.Jump | ( | ) |
Makes the character jump (if on ground) or double jump (if already in the air and has not already double jumped).
| void InfiniteJumper.Player.MoveLeft | ( | ) |
Move character left in next call to FixedUpdate. Called on button down.
| void InfiniteJumper.Player.MoveRight | ( | ) |
Move character right in next call to FixedUpdate. Called on button down.
| void InfiniteJumper.Player.OnDeath | ( | ) |
Called on death event. Plays InfiniteJumper.Player.audioOnDeath, disables player sprite and enables on death particles. Destroys object after a set amount of time.
| void InfiniteJumper.Player.StopMovingLeft | ( | ) |
Stop moving the character left. Called on button up.
| void InfiniteJumper.Player.StopMovingRight | ( | ) |
Stop moving the character left. Called on button up.
| AudioClip [] InfiniteJumper.Player.audioOnDeath |
Audio clip to play on death.
| GameObject InfiniteJumper.Player.explosionParticleContainer |
The explosion particle container. The gameobject the holds the particle system used when the player dies and explods.
| Transform InfiniteJumper.Player.groundCheck |
The location to perform a check to see if the player is touching the ground.
| LayerMask InfiniteJumper.Player.groundMask |
The layer mask for tiles that the player can stand on.
| Vector3 InfiniteJumper.Player.groundScale |
Player scale when on groud.
| AudioClip [] InfiniteJumper.Player.jumpClips |
Audio clips to play when the player jumps.
| float InfiniteJumper.Player.jumpForce = 700f |
The force applied when the player jumps.
| ParticleSystem InfiniteJumper.Player.landParticle |
The land particle. Any particle system for when the player lands on the ground after a jump.
| float InfiniteJumper.Player.maxSpeed = 10f |
Maximum left/right movement speed.
| GameObject InfiniteJumper.Player.playerSpriteContainer |
The gameobject that holds the players sprite. This is disabled when the player dies.
| Score InfiniteJumper.Player.score |
Used to update the current score and the corresponding text.
| AudioClip [] InfiniteJumper.Player.walkClips |
Clips to play as the player walks on the ground.


Table Name: tabBank Guarantee
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| 1 | customer |
Link | Customer | Customer |
| 2 | project |
Link | Project | Project |
| 3 | account |
Link | Bank Account | Account |
| 4 | amount |
Currency | Amount | |
| 5 | column_break_6 |
Column Break | ||
| 6 | start_date |
Date | Start Date | |
| 7 | validity |
Int | Validity in Days | |
| 8 | end_date |
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Tickler File - 43FoldersWiki
In the parlance of Getting Things Done, a Tickler File consists of a series of 43 file folders: 12 monthly and 31 daily folders. Items are filed in a folder corresponding to when the item will need to be handled, thus reminding or "tickling" the user about it. These items might be action reminders, bills, receipts, reports, letters, or any number of other things.
I've been wanting a 43-folder tickler file for some time, however hunting in the stationary stores was proving fruitless until I discovered that you can buy dividers printed with 1-31 and Jan-Dec. With a cheap A4 binder, some clear plastic pockets and a pad of PostIt notes I have what feels like a very practical tickler file.
Setup: (assume today is the 5/Oct and we will not be using the tickler for today's items)
- Throw away the cover index sheets on both sets of dividers
- Take the month dividers and place Jan-Sept behind Oct-Dec (so they are in the sequence O-N-D-J-F-M-A-M-J-J-A-S)
- Place the month dividers in the folder
- Take the 1-31 dividers and remove 1-4.
- Place 5-31 in the binder, in front of October
- Place 1-4 between October and November. The dividers are now in the sequence 5-31-O-1-4-N-J-F-M-A-M-J-J-A-S
- Add the empty pockets
Daily use (using 6/Oct as an example):
- Open to today by placing finger on number 6 and opening. Now divider with 6 is on right hand side and back of the divider for 5 is on left. This is today's space. Process an items that need to go into the action list, calendar etc.
- Now process in-boxes etc. Suppose we locate an item that requires action on 10/Oct: Write a PostIt note (add today's date) and stick onto back of divider for 9/Oct so that when we open the 10th it will be seen. Is there a piece of paper instead? Use a clear pocket to place it in the correct location.
- Place ATM slips, Credit card slips etc into the pocket for the following Sunday weekly review
- Flip back to the 5th (so the 5th appears on the right, back of the 4th on the left). Process any items.
- Remove divider for 4th and place behind divider for 3rd. Place pocket in back of binder.
Weekly review:
- Process as daily and additional review processing (for transaction slips, incubation decisions, project review etc)
- Add pocket and possibly a marker to date for next review ready to receive transaction slips and other material for weekly review
I assume processing for end of month is obvious?
This format is actually quite compact and can even be put in the suitcase when travelling
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by Tony MarkovichAudi could have been the only manufacturer to show up to the 2019 Los Angeles Auto Show, and there still would have been more than enough to cover. The German brand with the rings trotted out numerous new or updated models across show floors, maybe none bigger than E-Tron Sportback. News was breaking offstage, too. A Carbuzz report suggests the Audi E-Tron will wear its current name for only one generation before switching to a label that aligns with company nomenclature.
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