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0.5 mg |
oral |
Pharms - Clonazepam |
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| T+ 2:00 |
25 mg |
insufflated |
DPT |
(powder / crystals) |
| T+ 2:50 |
25 mg |
rectal |
DPT |
(powder / crystals) |
My partner and I are very experienced in the exploration of psychoactive substances; we learn all we can about the substance we intend to take (by reading other's experiences) and carefully consider whether we are prepared to experiment with the substance in question. In the case of DPT, we read about many very intense experiences, and were somewhat hesitant to try it for a while.
When we finally did, we took 0.5 mg clonazepam to ward off any possible anxiety at about 8pm. At 10pm, after making sure our home was clean and comfortable, we each insuflated 25mg of DPT. It did not burn, but the post-nasal drip was pretty bad tasting.
We lay down on the bed together, and quietly waited for the effects of the drug. At about 10:20, we could definitely feel the effects, though mild. Just the 'come on' of something pleasant. We remained in bed, each of us making an observation of how we were feeling intermittently.
Pleasant, dreamy thoughts were washing in and out of my consciousness. At all times, I was aware of my surroundings, and felt that I could halt the trip if the occasion called for it. For the most part, I just lay quietly, enjoying the opium-like dreams that I was experiencing.
At 10:50pm, when we realized that we were probably at the peak of the experience, we decided to take another 25mg each. Because I did not feel good about the post-nasal drip all over again, we took the dose in a suppository.
After the supplement, we did not get a stronger effect, in fact it seemed to ebb a bit, but we continued to enjoy our dreamy trip until about 11:30pm, when we got up, agreed that we really enjoyed the mellow, peaceful, dreaminess of the trip, made a smoothie,and watched a movie. By the time we went to sleep, about 1:30, we were back to baseline. There was no hangover whatsoever, in fact, I felt a sort of glow for the next few days.
There are a few factors worth considering in looking back at my experience. First of all, the benzodiazepines must have certainly had a part in the mellow-ness of our trip, even though they were of a very low dose as far as benzos are concerned. Also, we were in possession of the DPT for about 4 years prior to using it, so it is possible that it could have degraded some. And, of course, it was a fairly low dose to begin with.
I am certainly going to try this substance again, with the 50 mg all at once, and without the clonazepam, now that I feel comfortable with it.
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Calculation of a generic pressure loss in dependence of nominal fluid variables (e.g., nominal density, nominal dynamic viscosity) at an operation point via interpolation. This generic function considers the pressure loss law via a pressure loss exponent and the influence of density and dynamic viscosity on pressure loss.
The geometry parameters of energy devices necessary for the pressure loss calculations are often not exactly known. Therefore the modelling of the detailed pressure loss calculation has to be simplified. This function uses nominal variables (e.g., nominal pressure loss) at a known operation point of the energy device to interpolate the actual pressure loss according to a pressure loss law (exponent).
The generic pressure loss dp is determined for:
m_flow = m_flow_nom*[(dp/dp_nom)*(rho/rho_nom)]^(1/exp)*(eta_nom/eta)^(exp_eta/exp)
dp = dp_nom*(m_flow/m_flow_nom)^exp*(rho_nom/rho)*(eta/eta_nom)^exp_eta
with
| dp | as pressure loss [Pa], |
| dp_nom | as nominal pressure loss [Pa], |
| eta | as dynamic viscosity of fluid [kg/(ms)]. |
| eta_nom | as nominal dynamic viscosity of fluid [kg/(ms)]. |
| m_flow | as mass flow rate [kg/s], |
| m_flow_nom | as nominal mass flow rate [kg/s], |
| exp | as exponent of pressure loss calculation [-], |
| exp_eta | as exponent of dynamic viscosity dependence [-], |
| rho | as fluid density [kg/m3], |
| rho_nom | as nominal fluid density [kg/m3]. |
To avoid numerical difficulties this pressure loss function is linear smoothed for
m_flow ≤ (0.01*rho/rho_nom*(1/eta*eta_nom)^(exp_eta))^(1/exp) and
dp ≤ 0.01*dp_nom)
Note that the density (rho) and dynamic viscosity (eta) of the fluid are defined through the definition of the kinematic viscosity (nue).
nue = eta / rho
Therefore if you set both the exponent of dynamic viscosity (exp_eta == 1) and additionally a relation of density and dynamic viscosity there will be no difference for varying densities because the dynamic viscosities will vary in the same manner.
Incompressible case [Pressure loss = f(m_flow)]:
The generic pressure loss DP in dependence of the mass flow rate m_flow with different fluid densities and dynamic viscosity dependence as parameters is shown for a turbulent pressure loss regime (exp == 2) in the figure below.
Compressible case [Mass flow rate = f(dp)]:
The generic mass flow rate M_FLOW in dependence of the pressure loss dp at different fluid densities and dynamic viscosity as parameters is shown for a turbulent pressure loss regime (exp == 2) in the figure below.


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UNIFORM PRUDENT MANAGEMENT OF INSTITUTIONAL FUNDS ACT
Section
517E-1 Short title
517E-2 Definitions
517E-3 Standard of conduct in managing and investing an
institutional fund
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endowment fund; rules of construction
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Class org.springframework.jms.connection.SingleConnectionFactoryTests
Tests
| Test |
Duration |
Result |
| testCachingConnectionFactory |
0.011s |
passed |
| testCachingConnectionFactoryWithQueueConnectionFactoryAndJms102Usage |
0.016s |
passed |
| testCachingConnectionFactoryWithTopicConnectionFactoryAndJms102Usage |
0.017s |
passed |
| testWithConnection |
0s |
passed |
| testWithConnectionAggregatedStartStop |
0.002s |
passed |
| testWithConnectionFactory |
0.001s |
passed |
| testWithConnectionFactoryAndClientId |
0.001s |
passed |
| testWithConnectionFactoryAndExceptionListener |
0.001s |
passed |
| testWithConnectionFactoryAndExceptionListenerAndReconnectOnException |
0s |
passed |
| testWithConnectionFactoryAndLocalExceptionListenerWithCleanup |
0s |
passed |
| testWithConnectionFactoryAndLocalExceptionListenerWithReconnect |
0.001s |
passed |
| testWithConnectionFactoryAndReconnectOnException |
0.001s |
passed |
| testWithQueueConnection |
0s |
passed |
| testWithQueueConnectionFactoryAndJms102Usage |
0.016s |
passed |
| testWithQueueConnectionFactoryAndJms11Usage |
0s |
passed |
| testWithTopicConnection |
0.001s |
passed |
| testWithTopicConnectionFactoryAndJms102Usage |
0.016s |
passed |
| testWithTopicConnectionFactoryAndJms11Usage |
0s |
passed |


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How many original tweets were created in the morning? contributed by John Murphy
Out of these OriginalTweets,Who tweeted first in Nepalese or Hindi Language? contributed by Sushant Mittal
What tweets were retweeted longest after their creation? by Satchel Spencer
How many original tweets are there? by Tristan Wagar
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We are now officially halfway through our ten weeks at Launch. What I’m still marveling at after five weeks is how Launch Academy is transforming me as a learner.
Pre-Launch, back in high school and college, I was a very learn-by-the-book kind of guy. I would read cover to cover any text put in front of me, but asking me to jump into a topic or domain without much preparation beforehand was always a struggle.
One great part about learning web development is that the read first, execute later approach I relied on in the past does not work. I’ve felt myself constantly challenged the past few weeks to dive into projects knowing only enough to get started and then to seek out only the knowledge I need to complete to reach the goal.
Fundamentally, I guess this is what makes project-based learning powerful: the fact that the knowledge you acquire is all acquired in a specific context of doing or creating. Even as I’ve started to head off on tangents of my own, like diving deeply into Javascript prototypes last week, this learning is done to serve a purpose, to bring some piece of functionality into existence.
If you want to take the metaphor perhaps a little too far (which is always a fun exercise), it is almost like the project-based curriculum of Launch is OOP for your brain. Sure, you can gather knowledge together in your mind about a certain object, but these little tarballs of information are worthless until you start defining behaviors and passing messages between them. Knowledge as an object in and of itself does nothing – it is only once it starts to interact with other bits of information that the effect is meaningful.


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Websites that use the standard HTTP protocol transmit and receive data in an unsecured manner. This means it is possible for someone to eavesdrop on the data being transferred between the user and the Web server. While this is highly unlikely, it is not a comforting thought that someone might be capturing your credit card number or other personal information that you enter on a website. Therefore, secure websites use the HTTPS protocol to encrypt the data being sent back and forth with SSL encryption. If someone were to capture the data being transferred via HTTPS, it would be unrecognizable.
You can tell if a website is secure by viewing the URL in the address field of your Web browser. If the Web address starts with https://, you know you are accessing a secure website. Most browsers will also display a lock icon somewhere along the edge of the window to indicate the website you are currently visiting is secure. You can click the lock icon to view the secure certificate that authenticates the website.
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Ottawa 24 Hour
Ottawa ON/CAN
Race Winners
(35 runnings)
183.610 205.629 214.487 181.521 08 Sep
2007
205.600
201.200
09 Sep
2006
211.886
178.233
10 Sep
2005
192.358
178.025
11 Sep
2004
193.207
162.657
13 Sep
2003
185.200
167.195
14 Sep
2002
200.650
132.000
08 Sep
2001
182.528
123.600
07 Oct
2000
180.000
129.000
18 Sep
1999
192.000
158.002
12 Sep
1998
207.131
166.905
13 Sep
1997
188.457
147.237
14 Sep
1996
197.662
168.960
16 Sep
1995
181.999
158.895
10 Sep
1994
220.039
195.199
18 Sep
1993
185.374
186.798
19 Sep
1992
219.279
167.636
14 Sep
1991
207.999
146.499
15 Sep
1990
242.919
193.715
09 Sep
1989
204.056
163.985
03 Jun
1988
201.075
125.587
30 May
1987
213.581
197.183
24 May
1986
216.129
186.227
25 May
1985
223.644
169.356
19 May
1984
221.626
210.106
02 Jul
1983
195.246
133.023
03 Jul
1982
241.724
147.399
25 Jul
1981
240.039
113.650
Notes: 1981 was the inaugural year. Dates represent the start date; distances are in kilometers. This race was
held on a 400 meter track except for the 2000 race which was run on a 500 meter out-back road course. The 2000
race was actually a replacement race as the original track race had been cancelled a week before the scheduled
date.
27 Sep
2014
214.180
Jon Noll (CAN)
178.395
Maryka Hladki (CAN)
28 Sep
2013
188.600
Bruce Barteaux (CAN)
197.000
Marylou Corino-2
29 Sep
2012
218.900
Yiannis Kouros (GRE)
181.243
Theresa McGrath-2
24 Sep
2011
190.845
Jeff Ashizawa (CAN)
Marylou Corino (CAN)
25 Sep
2010
214.411
Paul Chenery-2
Theresa McGrath (ON/CAN)
26 Sep
2009
202.943
Andrew McLean-2
Jamie Donaldson (CO/USA)
13 Sep
2008
212.077
Paul Chenery (ON/CAN)
Sue Armstrong-3
John Geesler (NY/USA)
Laurie McGrath (ON/CAN)
Andrew McLean (MB/CAN)
Sandi Stiel (ON/CAN)
Jim Newin (PQ/CAN)
Sue Armstrong-2
Bryan Mason (ON/CAN)
Sue Armstrong (ON/CAN)
David Deubelbeiss (ON/CAN)
Cynthia Black (ON/CAN)
Harry Lepp (CT/USA)
Pat Sommers-2
Michael Voyer (PQ/CAN)
Pat Sommers (ON/CAN)
Steve Govier (ON/CAN)
Brenda Hann (MB/CAN)
Richard Urbanski (ON/CAN)
Karen Westfahl (ON/CAN)
Victor Hickey (ON/CAN)
Sherry McLean (ON/CAN)
Les Michalak (ON/CAN)
Aimee Runge (ON/CAN)
Colin Kingsford (PQ/CAN)
Barbara McLeod (ON/CAN)
Ron Gehl-3
Gisela Fricke (GER)
John Geesler (USA)
Suzanne Gagnon-2
Ron Gehl-2
Suzanne Gagnon (CAN)
Ron Gehl (ON/CAN)
Nedra Osbourne (NY/USA) + Sarah Freeman (MA/USA)
Art Moore (OH/USA)
Jo Wells (ON/CAN)
Peter Holubar (AB/CAN)
Bev Williams-2
Simon Laporte (PQ/CAN)
Bev Williams (NS/CAN)
Terry Martin (ON/CAN)
Louise Arsenault (PQ/CAN)
Al Howie-6
Mary Hanudel-3
David LaPierre (BC/CAN)
Mary Hanudel-2
Al Howie-5
Mary Hanudel (OH/USA)
Al Howie-4
Lorna Richey-2
Al Howie-3
Judy Adelman (PQ/CAN)
Al Howie-2
Lenis Tucker (NY/USA)
Al Howie (CAN/GBR)
Lorna Richey (OH/USA)
Most Wins
(1981-date)
Men
6
Al Howie (CAN/GBR)
1981-85,1987
Women
3
Mary Hanudel (OH/USA)
1985-87
Sue Armstrong (ON/CAN)
2004-05,2008
Prize Money
(ADR qualified runners)
No information on prize money has been received for this race.
Race Time Bias
(sec/km)
The race time bias is not calculated for distances beyond 45 km.
Competitive Level
(1990-date)
Insufficient data to calculate the competitive level.
Quality Performances
Men No men have run as far as 260 km. Women No women have run as far as 230 km.
Last Updated on 16 Nov 2014
Contributors: Andy Milroy (50), David Blaikie (12), Bill Macleod (45), Klaas Loonstra (15), Juraj Gasparovic (37)


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LADYBUGS A film review by Chad Polenz Copyright 1997 Chad Polenz
*1/2 (out of 4 = poor) 1992, PG-13, 91 minutes [1 hour, 31 minutes] [comedy] starring: Rodney Dangerfield (Chester), Jonathon Brandis (Matthew), Jackee (Julie), Ilene Graff (Bess), written by Curtis Burch, produced by Albert S. Ruddy, Andre E. Morgan, directed by Sidney J. Furie.
 This picture doesn't play like a comedy for children, so who is it aimed at? And why is it told like a 91-minute sit-com instead of a feature film?
Rodney Dangerfield stars as Chester Lee, a total schmuck working at a huge corporation. He obviously doesn't have a lot of self esteem and thinks he has to kiss up to get ahead, which he does by volunteering to coach the company's girls' soccer team. What a shock to learn Chester and his assistant Julie (Jackee) know absolutely nothing about the game, and the players seem to know even less. I didn't laugh, but for some reason it didn't annoy me that much.
Chester's fiancee Bess (Graff) thinks he got a promotion in addition to the coaching position, and of course she has a slacker for a son who is doing poorly in school and is kicked off the sports teams. Jonathon Brandis is a nice surprise as Matthew, who agrees to dress up as a girl named Martha to help out Chester (probably because the girl he has a crush on plays on the team - what original story ideas!).
What we get is just another retread of the "underdog sports team" mixed with some cross dressing.  In fact, it downplays it so heavily it's totally unbelievable. Could it be any more obvious Martha is a boy? He only wears a girl's wig, without any makeup, and they don't even give him falsies. Brandis doesn't bother to mimic a girl's voice either. Then there is a pointless scene where Chester and Matthew shop for a dress, but for what reason? Martha is only seen on the soccer field, why would they buy a dress for her?
Just when we think the Martha character is going to be useful, she disappears, and the story wanders aimlessly looking for a new plot to pick up on. When Bess discovers what's really going on she breaks up with Chester, and the relationship is forgotten about and the film focuses on the soccer team and the tension between Chester and his boss.
This film could've been less bad had it been the cliche sports comedy, but it feels the need to go off on tangents that are completely unnecessary (and bad at that). There's just too much of a sit-com feel here, especially during the so-called serious moments, and all the confusion between the characters.
I've seen worse movies than "Ladybugs," but for some reason it contained some sort of bizarre charm, so even when it turns sour it doesn't seem as bad as it is. Dangerfield finally gets his respect in the end, but at what a price.
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Handling Large Acquisitions¶
The pyfor collections
module allows for efficient handling of large acquisitions with paralell
processing of user-define functions. This document presents a couple examples of large acquisition
processing.
Creating Project-Level Canopy Height Models¶
A CloudDataFrame
is the integral part of managing large point cloud acquisitions. It is initialized
by passing a directory that contains .las
or .laz
files:
import pyfor
my_collection = pyfor.collection.from_dir("my_collection_dir", n_jobs=3)
Here we have instantiated a collection such that the processing function will be done in parallel across three cores.
It will be useful to set the coordinate reference system for the project. This is done via the .crs
attribute:
import pyproj
crs = pyproj.proj({'init': 'epsg:26910'}).srs
my_collection.crs = crs
Here we must grapple with a few things. First, we will want to process buffered tiles to eliminate edge effects from normalization. This requires defining a few things for the collection.
First, we want to set the collection tiles such
that the output rasters will be consistent for a specified grid cell size. This is done by manipulating the internal
geometries stored in my_collection.tiles
. By default, these describe the .las/z
bounding boxes, but we want to
ensure the output rasters are exactly the correct size so that they line up correctly. We can do this easily with the
.retile_raster
helper function. This is done in place for the collection.
my_collection.retile_raster(0.5, 500, buffer=20)
The first argument is the desired resolution of the output raster. The second argument is the resolution of the new
tile sets. 500
means they will be processed in 500m x 500m chunks. Finally buffer=20
means that each tile will
be buffered by 20 meters, such that we can process a large buffered tile to eliminate edge effects.
Next, we want to define a function to process each buffered tile. This is where the flexibility of the collection enters in.
def my_process_func(buffered_cloud, tile):
buffer_dist = 20
buffered_cloud.normalize(1)
# Generate CHM of buffered cloud
chm = buffered_cloud.chm(0.5, interp_method="nearest", pit_filter="median")
# Define output bounding box (remove the buffered part)
coords = list(tile.exterior.coords)
bbox = coords[0][0] + buffer_dist, coords[2][0] - buffer_dist, coords[0][1] + buffer_dist, coords[1][
1] - buffer_dist
chm.force_extent(bbox)
# Make a readable name for this particular tile
flat_coords = [int(np.floor(coord)) for coord in bbox]
tile_str = '{}_{}_{}_{}'.format(*flat_coords)
# Write out the canopy height model
chm.write('{}.tif'.format(tile_str))
The above function is lengthy, but really quite simple. First, we normalize and create a canopy height model for some
given buffered point cloud. Then, we restrict its output to remove the buffer using .force_extent
. Finally, we write
out the canopy height model to file with a nicely formatted name.
Finally, we can execute the processing job with the following:
my_collection.par_apply(my_process_func)


Eat N' Run
Gameplay
As you start the game, you will begin by being chased by a Lunch Lady that is mad that you have skipped your lunch today. By making balanced healthy eating choices you will be able to outrun the Lunch Lady.
 To be able to maximize your running potential, you will need to eat a balance of foods that are fun to eat and foods that are fun and healthy!

For example: if you eat a balance (indicated by the nutrition bar) of "green" and "red" type foods then you will reach the coveted maximum balance.
Scoring
The best part of a game is definitely the scoring! In order to score higher in Eat n' Run: Lunch Lady Madness you need to maintain a healthy balance in addition to running as far as you can.
The more you play the better you will become at making healthy eating choices, even more, you will score higher and be able to rule the leaderboards!


This isn't so much of an actual trip report, rather a general report of the effects from my use of it.
Maybe I'm just different, my brain chemistry is just a little different maybe not. Drugs have always effected me wierd.  I am not a big E person but I have to down like 5 pills to roll. Dust definatly fucks me up but in a wierd way, or so I am told by friends.
When I smoke dust I feel like I am stupified. I can feel my the liquid building up and swirling around my head as if my brain was melting. I feel very zombie or vegetable like. But when I get dusted I am cognitively more alert than I am when I am sober. In fact I can remember every little detail to the 'T' as they say. I could be in a part of the country that I've only been in once before maybe like 4 years ago and still give flawless directions somehow. And this goes on till the next day or two.
The next day my vision is still all fucked up but at work I am very alert, very wired. Mentally I am what I should be like all the time, generally MUCH better than normal.
Only once has this been different. I had smoked some REALLY potent juice and I had alot of trouble remembering the simplist of things. Actually, these are things most people don't need to remember because they are just commen sense. For instance I had to refigure out and tell myself who I was, where I came from, why I was where I was, where I was going, or what money is used for etc... Basically I had to figure living out. All I could say to anyone was 'I need my brain back'.
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The biggest scoreline in the history of the FIFA World Cup qualifiers - and indeed in the history of international football - was recorded on 11 April 2001, when Australia beat American Samoa 31-0
This legendary match also brought global renown for Archie Thompsonwhose 13-global haul set a new world record,which stands to this day,for an individual player in a single international match.
And thought the defeat earned American Samoa ignorniny,so inspiring has their subsequent recovery benn tah is noe the subject of an acclaimed documentary, Next Goal Wins, showing across the world.


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Ooey gooey mac and cheese is one of the ultimate comforting food that everybody loves. Don’t get me wrong I do love the dairy version of mac and cheese, but after making it a couple times at home.
So, after discovering vegan version of mac and cheese. To confess I was quite skeptical about the recipe at first, but then since I’m trying to decrease dairy consumption as much as I can, so why not? I’m not a vegan, but I’ve gone through many phrases of vegetarian, raw vegan, pescatarian and now come around to eat meat again which I really do regret it really is make me sick, so now I’m making my way back and focusing on plant based nutrient dense food. Well..life is a journey!
I love cooking and since I start my healthy food route. I have learnt to vegginized and veganized most recipe and I found the new excitement plus with lots and lots of health benefits mentally and physically from the food.
You’ll surprised how creamy and delicious this mac and cheese recipe is. Perfect amount of salty and tanginess that make this dish special. After making it first time, I’ve ended up making it again 3-4 times already in less than a month. Yes, it’s that good! I couldn’t stop licking my finger getting the sauce out of the blender hehe..Enjoy!
Vegan Mac and Cheese Recipe
- Prep Time: 15 mins
- Cook Time: 30 - 40 mins
- Total Time: 45 - 55 mins
- Portions: 5 - 6 portions
You’ll need:
- 500 g. macaroni
- 1 ½ cup Cashew nut (soaked overnight or at least 2 hours in hot water)
- 2 medium size potatoes peeled/diced
- 1 medium size carrot peeled/diced
- 1 large yellow onion peeled/ diced
- 1 tbsp. mustard
- 2-3 cloves of garlic (chopped)
- 2 tsp. garlic powder
- 1 tsp. onion powder
- 1 tbsp. nutritional yeast (optional can be substitute with 1 tsp. of miso)
- 1 ½ tsp. sea salt
- 1 tbsp. lime or lemon juice
- ½ cup of almond milk or the veggie stock
Let’s start!
- In the deep bottom pot add potatoes, carrots, onion with a pinch of sea salt and water (just enough to cover all ingredients) boil until soft around 20 minutes.
- While the potatoes and other ingredients are cooking, start cook the macaroni in the separate pot according to the instruction package with a general pinch of sea salt. Stir occasionally. When the macaroni cooked drain
- When all the potatoes and other ingredient cooked and soften. Scoop them out of the water and save half a cup of veggie stock then set aside. Add in the blender together with Cashew nut, garlic, garlic powder, onion powder, salt, mustard, lime/lemon juice, almond milk.
- Blend them all until completely smooth.
- Pure all cheesy mixture on the cooked macaroni. Stir to combined.
- You can eat it straight away or serve with the herby crispy bread crumbs and enjoy!
Tips:
- If you prefer the mixture to be a bit runnier, you can add the vegetable stock from the potato boiling bit by bit until you reach the desire consistency.
- To soak the cashew nuts before you use them in the recipe is very important, as you can see from the picture below the soaked one is more plumped up and will give you creamier and smoother consistency.
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RIP OG Pixel: Google ends support after just three years [Update]
Google's first self-branded smartphone doesn't come with extended support.
by Ron AmadeoUpdate: The Google Pixel is scheduled to have its support ended this month, but Google told The Verge the OG Pixel will actually get one last update in December, which will “encapsulates a variety of updates” from November and December. After that, it's time for retirement.
Original Story: Pour one out this morning for the OG Google Pixel 1. This month's Android security patches are out, and while you'll find bulletins covering the Pixel 2, 3, and 4, the original Google Pixel didn't make the cut. Google is ending support this month.
The Pixel 1 launched in 2016 with a promised two years of major update support and three years of security updates. It was Google's first self-branded smartphone, ending the cheap, value-oriented Nexus line and ushering in an era of expensive—probably too-expensive—Google phones. Major OS support was eventually extended to three years, which is now standard across the Pixel line, and the original device was updated to Android 10 in September.
Three years of support is pretty weak compared to the manufacturer Google has most modeled the Pixel line after: Apple. iPhones typically get five years of major OS updates, which Apple can do partly thanks to its end-to-end control over the hardware and software. Google, if it even wanted to support the Pixel line for that long, would need to drag along Qualcomm and other chip partners to make it work. The longer update support is a major reason why iPhones hold their value much better than Pixel phones in the phone resale market, even if you go by Google's own trade-in program.
Google has surprised us before with longer-than-expected device support, but it looks like the Pixel 1 will get no such benefits. The end of the Pixel 1 update timeline heralds the beginning of the Pixel 4 update timeline, which recently launched and is now getting its first security update.


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Interface amm.http.HTTPClient
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Interface amm.http.HTTPClient
- public interface HTTPClient
- extends Object
This interface defines the methods required by a HTTPConnect
to connect to an HTTP server and retrieve content. The
HTTPConnect calls the response method of the
HTTPClient to handle the actual content. The HTTPClient
can feel free to ignore the content if it cannot handle
the appropriate MIME type.
- See Also:
- HTTPConnect
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GET
- The appropriate String for a request using the GET method.
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HEAD
- The appropriate String for a request using the HEAD method.
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MIME_FORM
- The appropriate MIME type for an HTTP encoded Form.
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POST
- The appropriate String for a request using the POST method.
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abs_path()
- Returns the path of the file to retrieve from the
HTTP server.
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content()
- Returns the content for POST requests.
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contentLength()
- Returns the content length for POST requests.
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contentType()
- Returns the MIME content type for POST requests.
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host()
- Returns the host name (and port, if required) for the
HTTPConnect to connect to (ie "www.nowhere.com:4039").
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method()
- Returns the request method - typically GET, POST, or
HEAD.
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response(String, long, DataInputStream)
- The HTTPConnect passes the content type and length
and an Input Stream with the content itself using
this method.
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returnCode(int, String)
- The HTTPConnect passes the server's response code and
description using this method.
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status(String)
- The HTTPConnect uses this method to pass any status
information to the HTTPClient.
GET
public final static String GET
- The appropriate String for a request using the GET method.
HEAD
public final static String HEAD
- The appropriate String for a request using the HEAD method.
POST
public final static String POST
- The appropriate String for a request using the POST method.
MIME_FORM
public final static String MIME_FORM
- The appropriate MIME type for an HTTP encoded Form.
host
public abstract String host()
- Returns the host name (and port, if required) for the
HTTPConnect to connect to (ie "www.nowhere.com:4039").
The default port is 80.
- Returns:
- The host to connect to.
abs_path
public abstract String abs_path()
- Returns the path of the file to retrieve from the
HTTP server. The path should be relative to the
root of the server, and start with a / (even an
empty path).
- Returns:
- The path of the file to retrieve.
method
public abstract String method()
- Returns the request method - typically GET, POST, or
HEAD.
- Returns:
- The request method.
contentType
public abstract String contentType()
- Returns the MIME content type for POST requests.
- Returns:
- The content type.
contentLength
public abstract long contentLength()
- Returns the content length for POST requests.
- Returns:
- The content length.
content
public abstract String content()
- Returns the content for POST requests.
- Returns:
- The content.
returnCode
public abstract void returnCode(int code,
String desc)
- The HTTPConnect passes the server's response code and
description using this method. A code in the 200s
indicates a successful request, and a call to response()
should be forthcoming. A code in the 300s to 500s
indicates some error preventing further data transfer.
In this case, response() will not be called.
- Parameters:
- code - The status code of the server's response.
- desc - The status description of the server's
response.
- See Also:
- response
response
public abstract void response(String cType,
long cLength,
DataInputStream in)
- The HTTPConnect passes the content type and length
and an Input Stream with the content itself using
this method. The HTTPClient can decide how (and
whether) to handle the content. The default length
or type are used if the HTTP server did not specify
one of the fields.
- Parameters:
- cType - The content type (defaults to "unknown").
- cLength - The content length (defaults to -1).
- in - A stream holding the content (no header
information).
status
public abstract void status(String line)
- The HTTPConnect uses this method to pass any status
information to the HTTPClient.
- Parameters:
- line - The status string.
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- Added four new templates
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Updated the Cycle plugin dependency to latest version, which includes the following fixes:
- Minor fixes to random logic
- Improved slide size detection
- Prevent incorrect behavior for pager click on current slide
- Fixed logic for calculating next slide when request for current slide is chosen manually
- Exposed Slide ID to templates
- Added Scripts node to manifest
- Added default style to keep slides from stacking on initial page load
- Fixed a bug where the connection to the database was looking at the old, obsolete entry in the web.config
- More details can be found on the Engage: Rotator Change Log
Known Issues
- Datepicker on settings page displays inconsistently in some skins


5. Arithmetic instructions¶
5.1. Document conventions¶
Notation: Rd, Rm, Rn
denote ARM registers R0-R7. immN
denotes an immediate
value having a width of N bits e.g. imm8
, imm3
. carry
denotes
the carry condition flag, not(carry)
denotes its complement. In the case of instructions
with more than one register argument, it is permissible for some to be identical. For example
the following will add the contents of R0 to itself, placing the result in R0:
- add(r0, r0, r0)
Arithmetic instructions affect the condition flags except where stated.
5.2. Addition¶
- add(Rdn, imm8)
Rdn = Rdn + imm8
- add(Rd, Rn, imm3)
Rd = Rn + imm3
- add(Rd, Rn, Rm)
Rd = Rn +Rm
- adc(Rd, Rn)
Rd = Rd + Rn + carry
5.3. Subtraction¶
- sub(Rdn, imm8)
Rdn = Rdn - imm8
- sub(Rd, Rn, imm3)
Rd = Rn - imm3
- sub(Rd, Rn, Rm)
Rd = Rn - Rm
- sbc(Rd, Rn)
Rd = Rd - Rn - not(carry)
5.4. Negation¶
- neg(Rd, Rn)
Rd = -Rn
5.5. Multiplication and division¶
- mul(Rd, Rn)
Rd = Rd * Rn
This produces a 32 bit result with overflow lost. The result may be treated as signed or unsigned according to the definition of the operands.
- sdiv(Rd, Rn, Rm)
Rd = Rn / Rm
- udiv(Rd, Rn, Rm)
Rd = Rn / Rm
These functions perform signed and unsigned division respectively. Condition flags are not affected.


OpenFin Security API Test Harness
Current runtime version:
Secured APIs in Phase 1
downloadAsset
launchExternalProcess
readRegistryValue
terminateExternalProcess
Root Key:
Sub Key:
Value Name:
Execute
API call response in main window:
Permission for Openfin Child App/Window (create with Options Object)
Permission Option Value:
None
True
False
Open Child App
Open Child Window
Permission for Raw Window
Window.Open
Open a link with target blank
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matched manifest url, permissions set to true in manifest file
matched manifest url, permissions set to false in manifest file
Launch
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Dan Carden: Labour shadow minister denies anti-Semitic lyric
A member of Labour's shadow cabinet has denied singing "Hey Jews" to The Beatles' song Hey Jude on a coach trip last year.
Shadow international development secretary Dan Carden was accused of singing an altered version of the song on a journey back from Cheltenham Festival, BuzzFeed News reported.
Jeremy Corbyn said: "If it's true, it is utterly and totally unacceptable."
Mr Carden said he stood by his record as an anti-racist campaigner.
BuzzFeed News journalist Alex Wickham claimed he was sitting behind Mr Carden on a "private bus" in March 2018, along with other Labour MPs and MPs from other parties.
He said Mr Carden, who is seeking to be re-elected as MP for Liverpool Walton, "repeatedly sang the chorus of 'Hey Jude', replacing the word 'Jude' with 'Jews'."
Labour leader Mr Corbyn said he was "looking into" the allegation.
'Fighting racism'
In a Twitter thread, Mr Carden said: "I have been categorical in my denial about allegations relating to a coach trip some 20 months ago.
"This was a coach full of journalists and MPs. If anyone genuinely believed any anti-Semitic behaviour had taken place, they would've had a moral responsibility to report it immediately.
"Yet this allegation is only made now when a general election is imminent.
"I stand by my record as an anti-racist campaigner. I would never be part of any behaviour that undermines my commitment to fighting racism in all its forms."
The news website said it was "choosing to publish" the story now after "fresh anti-Semitism allegations against Labour candidates over the last 48 hours".
A Labour candidate in Aberdeenshire quit on Thursday after the Jewish Chronicle reported that she compared Israel to an abused child who becomes an abusive adult.
And another Labour candidate pulled out of the election race on Friday over the use of an anti-Semitic remark.
On Thursday, the Labour leader told the BBC "anti-Semitism is a poison and an evil" and insisted his party had confronted anti-Semitism and taken action.
Mr Corbyn said members had been suspended or expelled and an education programme had been set up.


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Chile's tourism sector reels as visitors cancel trips amid protests
SANTIAGO (Reuters) - Chile’s tourism industry is feeling the pinch amid violent protests that have rocked capital Santiago since last month, with hotel reservations down by half and many cancelling trips after the country pulled out of hosting two major summits.
The hit underscores the wider impact of the chaos that has gripped the South American nation for almost two weeks, since protests over a hike in metro fares spun out of control, leading to riots, arson and looting that have left at least 18 dead.
“We won’t be able to endure much more of this, the losses are enormous,” said Ivan Marambio, a manager at the Principado hotel chain in Santiago. “All the hotels are practically empty,” he said, referring to the central area near Plaza de Italia, where many of the protests have gathered.
The impact to tourism-related businesses has spread.
“Tourism is a very sensitive industry, and we’ve seen reservations drop by around 50% these last two weeks,” said Monica Zalaquett, Chile’s sub-secretary of tourism. “And what is tough for the industry is that there won’t be new reservations until the country’s situation stabilizes.”
Demonstrators say they have no intention of letting up on protests, although the streets have calmed somewhat since a long holiday weekend began on Thursday.
Chilean President Sebastian Pinera, who axed a third of his cabinet this week as he scrambled to appease the protesters, also pulled the plug on plans to hold two global meetings that were set to take place in Chile - the APEC leaders summit this month, and the huge COP25 climate change meeting in December.
“We believe that around 40,000-50,000 people were going to arrive at these two events,” said Zalaquett.
U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping had been expected to seal a potential trade deal between the world’s biggest two economies at APEC.
December to February - the southern hemisphere summer - is a key time for tourism in Chile, when many international visitors pass through Santiago on their way to treks in Patagonia, while domestic tourists head to the beaches.
“The tourism industry is very seasonal and it’s now when high season begins. It’s even harder as many tourism firms in the country have endured a long wait for these summer months,” said Zalaquett.
Walter Olivares, selling souvenirs in Santiago, said his sales had dropped around 80% or even more.
“How do we live from day to day and pay our bills?” he said.
Gale Braily, an English tourist visiting the city, said that she had considered cancelling her trip but ultimately went ahead.
“We will be in Santiago for a short while and then we will go somewhere else,” she said.


I bought a Kindle Fire HD 7 for around £50 during Amazon’s recent ‘Prime Day’ sale.
It’s now been supplanted by Amazon’s low-cost Fire offering, which seems to be largely the same device (albeit with a slightly lower resolution), so most of this post probably holds true for that device too.
Why?
The device was supposed to be a half-way point between my Kindle and laptop - something portable that would allow me to read PDFs of things that don’t convert well to e-book format (Programming book / books in Farsi / anything that’s been badly scanned), without the distractions of something that’s connected to the internet and full of other distractions.
And?
So far, things have worked out surprisingly well. I’ve managed to resist the temptation to install any apps on there or to use the web browser much. Keeping it permanently in Aeroplane mode has meant that there’s just enough overhead to doing something online that I’ll switch to my laptop if needed.
The built-in PDF reader is basic but works well for my needs (reading a book one page at a time, cover-to-cover). It allows skipping to different page numbers, but no e.g table-of-contents functionality:
I’ve been loading documents on via USB, being on OSX means that I have to use the Android file transfer app (rather than the tablet presenting itself as a block USB device), which is mildy annoying but not too much of a pain. It also seems to be very fussy about where things are placed - everything needs to go in documents/ and trying to organise books via subfolders (e.g documents/computing/) causes them to be ignored.
One minor-but-actually-quite-annoying thing is that PDF covers aren’t picked up for side-loaded documents, meaning that my UI has ended up being full of default covers (see below). This seems to have been an issue since 2011 and seems like a weird one to not have fixed. The only reason I can think of is that Amazon really don’t expect/want the device to be used in this way - Fire OS seems very much to be designed as a slick content consumption experience, provided that you buy in fully to the Amazon ecosystem (Prime Video, Photo Storage etc.):
Battery life has been better than I expected - I haven’t done any scientific testing, but I generally get a few days of solid reading (3-4 hours per day) before I need to dig out the charger. It also charges very quickly, but needs the provided charger (all of my other microUSB chargers were deemed to be too low-power by it).
Anecdotally, I finding it less straining on my eyes than my laptop, but more so than my Kindle (which is what I’d expect). Combined with the lack of other distractions on there, this makes it usually possible to read on there at night without affecting my ability to go to sleep.
TL;DR?
Overall, I’d definitely recommend the Fire HD 7 (or the new Fire tablet) with the caveat that I’m recommending it for my exact use case. For less than £50, I’ve been able to do a lot more distraction-free reading that I would have on my laptop.


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Ryan Barnett is relishing his return to AFC Telford
by Lewis CoxRyan Barnett is focused on replicating his scintillating AFC Telford form of last season to catch the eye at parent club Shrewsbury again.
The silky attacker has found game time tough to come by at Montgomery Waters Meadow and recently sealed a loan to spend the rest of the campaign at the New Bucks Head.
Barnett, 20, was a big hit at his hometown club last season, where he was a regular on the wings for Gavin Cowan’s side, who fractionally missed out on the National North play-offs and made it to the FA Trophy semi-finals.

“That was the time to try to push for something. The option came up to come back here, it was definitely the best option I had.
“I knew I’d come here and play, and backed myself to play well, the supporters were good to me last year and there’s a manager in Gav who believes in you – that’s the main thing you want.”
Barnett, who was born in Shrewsbury but raised in Telford, made 31 appearances in all competitions for the Bucks last term.


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, AddForex()
, AddCrypto()
,
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method. The DataNormalizationMode
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splits are directly applied to your holding quantity.
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Ext.NET
5.3.0
.NET Component Framework for Enterprise Level Apps
|
A sprite is an object rendered in a drawing Ext.draw.Surface. The Sprite class itself is an abstract class and is not meant to be used directly. Every sprite in the Draw and Chart packages is a subclass of the Ext.draw.sprite.Sprite. More...
Classes | |
| class | Builder |
| class | Config |
Public Member Functions | |
| virtual void | Destroy () |
| Removes the sprite and clears all listeners. More... | |
| virtual void | Hide () |
| Hides the sprite. More... | |
| virtual void | Show () |
| Show the sprite. More... | |
| virtual void | SetAttributes (Dictionary< string, object > attrs, bool bypassNormalization) |
| Change the attributes of the sprite. More... | |
| virtual void | SetAttributes (Dictionary< string, object > attrs) |
| Change the attributes of the sprite. More... | |
| virtual void | SetAttributes (AbstractSprite attrs, bool bypassNormalization) |
| Change the attributes of the sprite. More... | |
| virtual void | SetAttributes (AbstractSprite attrs) |
| Change the attributes of the sprite. More... | |
| virtual string | Serialize () |
| Public Member Functions inherited from Ext.Net.BaseItem | |
| virtual bool | HasExplicitValue (string name) |
| void | EnsureDataBind () |
| virtual void | Call (string name) |
| virtual void | Call (string name, params object[] args) |
| virtual void | AddScript (string script) |
| virtual void | AddScript (string script, params object[] args) |
| virtual bool | IsEmptyObject () |
| T | Apply< T > (IApply config) |
| BaseItem | Apply (object config) |
| virtual void | LoadViewState (object state) |
| virtual object | SaveViewState () |
| virtual void | TrackViewState () |
| void | SetDirty () |
| virtual void | DataBind () |
| virtual IControlBuilder | ToNativeBuilder () |
Protected Member Functions | |
| virtual void | CallTemplate (string name, params object[] args) |
| Protected Member Functions inherited from Ext.Net.BaseItem | |
| BaseItem (Control owner) | |
| BaseItem () | |
| virtual void | OwnerUpdate (Control owner) |
| virtual void | OnDataBinding (EventArgs e) |
Properties | |
| virtual string | Type [get] |
| virtual DrawContainer | Draw [get, set] |
| virtual string | SpriteID [get, set] |
| virtual ? int? | Height [get, set] |
| The height of the sprite. Defaults to: 1 More... | |
| virtual ? int? | Width [get, set] |
| The width of the sprite. Defaults to: 1 More... | |
| virtual ? int? | X [get, set] |
| The position of the sprite on the x-axis. Defaults to: 0 More... | |
| virtual ? int? | Y [get, set] |
| The position of the sprite on the y-axis. Defaults to: 0 More... | |
| virtual int[] | LineDash [get, set] |
| array of non-negative numbers specifying a dash/space sequence. More... | |
| virtual ? int? | LineDashOffset [get, set] |
| A number specifying how far into the line dash sequence drawing commences. More... | |
| virtual ? double? | FillOpacity [get, set] |
| The opacity of the fill. Limited from 0 to 1. Defaults to: 1 More... | |
| virtual string | FillStyle [get, set] |
| The color of the shape (a CSS color value). Defaults to: "none" More... | |
| virtual ? double? | GlobalAlpha [get, set] |
| The opacity of the sprite. Limited from 0 to 1. Defaults to: 1 More... | |
| virtual ? double? | Opacity [get, set] |
| The opacity of the sprite. Limited from 0 to 1. Defaults to: 1 More... | |
| virtual string | GlobalCompositeOperation [get, set] |
| Indicates how source images are drawn onto a destination image. globalCompositeOperation attribute is not supported by the SVG and VML (excanvas) engines. Defaults to: source-over More... | |
| virtual ? bool? | Hidden [get, set] |
| Determines whether or not the sprite is hidden. Defaults to: false More... | |
| virtual StrokeLinecap | LineCap [get, set] |
| The style of the line caps. Defaults to: "butt" More... | |
| virtual StrokeLinejoin | Linejoin [get, set] |
| The style of the line join. Defaults to: "miter" More... | |
| virtual ? double? | LineWidth [get, set] |
| The width of the line stroke. Defaults to: 1 More... | |
| virtual ? int? | MiterLimit [get, set] |
| Sets the distance between the inner corner and the outer corner where two lines meet. Defaults to: 10 More... | |
| virtual ? int? | RotationCenterX [get, set] |
| The central coordinate of the sprite's scale operation on the x-axis. Defaults to: null More... | |
| virtual ? int? | RotationCenterY [get, set] |
| The central coordinate of the sprite's scale operation on the y-axis. Defaults to: null More... | |
| virtual ? double? | RotationRads [get, set] |
| The radians of rotation of the sprite. Defaults to 0. More... | |
| virtual ? int? | RotationDegrees [get, set] |
| virtual string | RotationDegreesProxy [get] |
| virtual ? int? | ScalingCenterX [get, set] |
| The central coordinate of the sprite's scale operation on the x-axis. Defaults to: null More... | |
| virtual ? int? | ScalingCenterY [get, set] |
| The central coordinate of the sprite's scale operation on the y-axis. Defaults to: null More... | |
| virtual ? double? | Scaling [get, set] |
| The scaling of the sprite on the xy-axis. Defaults to: 1 More... | |
| virtual ? double? | ScalingX [get, set] |
| The scaling of the sprite on the x-axis. Defaults to: 1 More... | |
| virtual ? double? | ScalingY [get, set] |
| The scaling of the sprite on the y-axis. Defaults to: 1 More... | |
| virtual ? int? | ShadowBlur [get, set] |
| The amount blur used on the shadow. Defaults to: 0 More... | |
| virtual string | ShadowColor [get, set] |
| The amount blur used on the shadow. Defaults to: 0 More... | |
| virtual ? int? | ShadowOffsetX [get, set] |
| The offset of the sprite's shadow on the x-axis. Defaults to: 0 More... | |
| virtual ? int? | ShadowOffsetY [get, set] |
| The offset of the sprite's shadow on the y-axis. Defaults to: 0 More... | |
| virtual ? double? | StrokeOpacity [get, set] |
| The opacity of the stroke. Limited from 0 to 1. Defaults to: 1 More... | |
| virtual string | StrokeStyle [get, set] |
| The color of the stroke (a CSS color value). Defaults to: "none" More... | |
| virtual bool | TransformFillStroke [get, set] |
| Determines whether the fill and stroke are affected by sprite transformations. Defaults to: false More... | |
| virtual ? double? | TranslationX [get, set] |
| The translation of the sprite on the x-axis. Defaults to: 0 More... | |
| virtual ? double? | TranslationY [get, set] |
| The translation of the sprite on the y-axis. Defaults to: 0 More... | |
| virtual ? int? | ZIndex [get, set] |
| The stacking order of the sprite. Defaults to: 0 More... | |
| virtual string | Proxy [get] |
| virtual ? int? | Duration [get, set] |
| Time in milliseconds for the animation to last. More... | |
| virtual Easing | Easing [get, set] |
| This describes how the intermediate values used during a transition will be calculated. It allows for a transition to change speed over its duration. Note that cubic-bezier will create a custom easing curve following the CSS3 transition-timing-function specification http://www.w3.org/TR/css3-transitions/-transition-timing-function_tag. The four values specify points P1 and P2 of the curve as (x1, y1, x2, y2). All values must be in the range [0, 1] or the definition is invalid More... | |
| virtual string | EasingArgs [get, set] |
| virtual string | EasingProxy [get] |
| override ConfigOptionsCollection | ConfigOptions [get] |
| Properties inherited from Ext.Net.BaseItem | |
| virtual string | InstanceOf [get] |
| ItemState | State [get] |
| virtual DefaultValueMode | DefaultValueMode [get, set] |
| virtual bool | DesignMode [get] |
| bool | AutoDataBind [get, set] |
| ResourceManager | ResourceManager [get] |
| virtual Control | Owner [get, set] |
| The Owner Control for this Listener. More... | |
| virtual bool | IsDefault [get] |
| Does this object currently represent it's default state. More... | |
| bool | IsTrackingViewState [get] |
| EventHandlerList | Events [get] |
| EventHandler | DataBinding |
| Control?? | BindingContainer [get] |
| virtual ConfigItemCollection?? | CustomConfig [get] |
| Collection of custom js config More... | |
| virtual ConfigOptionsCollection | ConfigOptions [get] |
| virtual ConfigOptionsExtraction | ConfigOptionsExtraction [get] |
| System.Web.Mvc.HtmlHelper?? | HtmlHelper [get, set] |
| Properties inherited from Ext.Net.IXObject | |
| ConfigOptionsCollection | ConfigOptions [get] |
| ConfigOptionsExtraction | ConfigOptionsExtraction [get] |
| DefaultValueMode | DefaultValueMode [get, set] |
A sprite is an object rendered in a drawing Ext.draw.Surface. The Sprite class itself is an abstract class and is not meant to be used directly. Every sprite in the Draw and Chart packages is a subclass of the Ext.draw.sprite.Sprite.
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inlineprotectedvirtual |
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inlinevirtual |
Removes the sprite and clears all listeners.
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inlinevirtual |
Hides the sprite.
|
inlinevirtual |
|
inlinevirtual |
Change the attributes of the sprite.
| attrs | attributes to be changed on the sprite. |
|
inlinevirtual |
Change the attributes of the sprite.
| attrs | attributes to be changed on the sprite. |
| bypassNormalization | true to avoid normalization of the given changes. |
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inlinevirtual |
Change the attributes of the sprite.
| attrs | attributes to be changed on the sprite. |
|
inlinevirtual |
Change the attributes of the sprite.
| attrs | attributes to be changed on the sprite. |
| bypassNormalization | true to avoid normalization of the given changes. |
|
inlinevirtual |
Show the sprite.
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getset |
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getset |
Time in milliseconds for the animation to last.
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getset |
This describes how the intermediate values used during a transition will be calculated. It allows for a transition to change speed over its duration. Note that cubic-bezier will create a custom easing curve following the CSS3 transition-timing-function specification http://www.w3.org/TR/css3-transitions/-transition-timing-function_tag. The four values specify points P1 and P2 of the curve as (x1, y1, x2, y2). All values must be in the range [0, 1] or the definition is invalid
summary> Using with Bezier easing only Note that cubic-bezier will create a custom easing curve following the CSS3 transition-timing-function specification http://www.w3.org/TR/css3-transitions/-transition-timing-function_tag. The four values specify points P1 and P2 of the curve as (x1, y1, x2, y2). All values must be in the range [0, 1] or the definition is invalid /summary>
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getprotected |
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getset |
The opacity of the fill. Limited from 0 to 1. Defaults to: 1
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getset |
The color of the shape (a CSS color value). Defaults to: "none"
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getset |
The opacity of the sprite. Limited from 0 to 1. Defaults to: 1
|
getset |
Indicates how source images are drawn onto a destination image. globalCompositeOperation attribute is not supported by the SVG and VML (excanvas) engines. Defaults to: source-over
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getset |
The height of the sprite. Defaults to: 1
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getset |
Determines whether or not the sprite is hidden. Defaults to: false
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getset |
The style of the line caps. Defaults to: "butt"
|
getset |
array of non-negative numbers specifying a dash/space sequence.
|
getset |
A number specifying how far into the line dash sequence drawing commences.
|
getset |
The style of the line join. Defaults to: "miter"
|
getset |
The width of the line stroke. Defaults to: 1
|
getset |
Sets the distance between the inner corner and the outer corner where two lines meet. Defaults to: 10
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getset |
The opacity of the sprite. Limited from 0 to 1. Defaults to: 1
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get |
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getset |
The central coordinate of the sprite's scale operation on the x-axis. Defaults to: null
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getset |
The central coordinate of the sprite's scale operation on the y-axis. Defaults to: null
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getset |
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getprotected |
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getset |
The radians of rotation of the sprite. Defaults to 0.
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getset |
The scaling of the sprite on the xy-axis. Defaults to: 1
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getset |
The central coordinate of the sprite's scale operation on the x-axis. Defaults to: null
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getset |
The central coordinate of the sprite's scale operation on the y-axis. Defaults to: null
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getset |
The scaling of the sprite on the x-axis. Defaults to: 1
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getset |
The scaling of the sprite on the y-axis. Defaults to: 1
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getset |
The amount blur used on the shadow. Defaults to: 0
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getset |
The amount blur used on the shadow. Defaults to: 0
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getset |
The offset of the sprite's shadow on the x-axis. Defaults to: 0
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getset |
The offset of the sprite's shadow on the y-axis. Defaults to: 0
|
getset |
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getset |
The opacity of the stroke. Limited from 0 to 1. Defaults to: 1
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getset |
The color of the stroke (a CSS color value). Defaults to: "none"
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getset |
Determines whether the fill and stroke are affected by sprite transformations. Defaults to: false
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getset |
The translation of the sprite on the x-axis. Defaults to: 0
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getset |
The translation of the sprite on the y-axis. Defaults to: 0
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get |
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getset |
The width of the sprite. Defaults to: 1
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getset |
The position of the sprite on the x-axis. Defaults to: 0
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getset |
The position of the sprite on the y-axis. Defaults to: 0
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getset |
The stacking order of the sprite. Defaults to: 0


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Deploying JupyterHub¶
JupyterHub gives each of your students access to their own computational environment. Each student will have their own account with their own storage and workspaces so they can interact with the course material. JupyterHub has made great improvements to scalability and reliability in recent years, and has adopted modern-day cloud deployment technology such as Kubernetes. This section covers how to set up a JupyterHub that runs the environment needed for Data 8.
What distribution of JupyterHub should I use¶
JupyterHub has a few “distributions” that make it easy to set up on a particular kind of cloud infrastructure. Which one you choose will depend on your use case. This section provides some information to help you decide.
There are two recommended methods for running a JupyterHub for your course: on a single VM or using Kubernetes clusters. Which one you choose depends on the size and computational demands of the course. To run the code in Data 8, students do not need high-powered environments.
Once you’ve followed either of the sections below, you should have a JupyterHub available at a public address. The next section of this guide will focus on customizing the environment that this JupyterHub serves in order to work with the Data 8 course materials.
Deploy JupyterHub on a single VM ( <= 50 students)¶
For classes with 50 or fewer students we recommend The Littlest JupyterHub, which deploys JupyterHub on a single virtual machine (VM). To set up The Littlest JupyterHub, follow the installation guide specific to the cloud provider you are using to deploy a JupyterHub with a publicly-accessible IP address.
Deploy JupyterHub on Kubernetes ( > 50 students)¶
For classes with more than 50 students we recommend the Zero to JupyterHub for Kubernetes guide. This method uses an open-source technology called Kubernetes to manage resources in the cloud. It is more complex, but much more scalable than running JupyterHub on a single VM. This is what Data 8 uses at Berkeley. Kubernetes are rapidly gaining popularity, and are generally easily-deployable on all of the major cloud providers.
To set up JupyterHub on Kubernetes, follow the section of Zero to JupyterHub that is relevant to the cloud provider you are using. You will need to complete the following steps (which are linked in the Z2JH guide, and are aslo listed below for clarity):
Initialize Kubernetes on your cloud provider so that we can run kubernetes to set up JupyterHub.
Set up Helm, a way to quickly install applications (like JupyterHub) using Kubernetes.
Install JupyterHub, which gives us a fully-functional (though bare-bones) JupyterHub installation!
What kind of hardware should I use¶
One of the first things you will need to do when setting up JupyterHub is to choose the kind of machines on which you will run the course infrastructure. For the Littlest JupyterHub there are a lot of choices to be made. You will need to decide what kinds of compute, storage, and memory usage requirements you anticipate. For Kubernetes there is an added dimension of clusters to consider when provisioning multiple nodes. Do you want fewer machines with a lot of RAM? Do you want machines with really fast CPUs? For example, here is a list of all google cloud machine types which you could pick from.
There is no single correct answer to what kind of machines you need for your class. However, we have found that RAM is often the biggest bottleneck for a course like Data 8. With Kubernetes, we recommend choosing machines which have a larger amount of RAM (and using fewer of them in the course, since each machine will be able to accommodate more students).
How much will this cost¶
There are many factors that go into assessing how much it will cost to deploy Data 8 for your course. The biggest of these are CPU and RAM that each student will need to have available. For details on how choices of hardware using Kubernetes affect the cost of the deployment, we recommend checking out the Zero to JupyterHub deployment costs guide.
Next steps¶
Now that we have a running JupyterHub, the next step is to choose either a customized JupyterHub with The Littlest JupyterHub deployment (for total classroom sizes <50 students) or a Kubernetes deployment (for total classroom sizes >=50 students).


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| #define | FMC_APROM_BASE |
| #define | FMC_APROM_END |
| #define | FMC_LDROM_BASE |
| #define | FMC_LDROM_END |
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Before we continue, let’s have a look at minimal example code:
import std.stdio;
import dini;
void main()
{
// Our configuration contents
string contents = `
[window]
width = 800
height = 600
`;
// Parse configuration from `contents` variable
Ini config = Ini.ParseString(contents);
// Or if you want to load configuration from file:
// Ini config = Ini.Parse("path/to/config.ini");
writefln("Window size: %s %s",
config["window"]("width"),
config["window"]("height")
);
}
First we parse INI data from string using Ini.ParseString
static function. It returns
parsed data as Ini
instance, which is a convenience alias for IniSection
.
Returned object is an root section, which contains every element.
Then we access sub-section [window]
that contains our keys using config["window"]
.
This returns instance of IniSection
.
Having our subsection we can access keys with section("keyname")
. Returned values
are strings and integers/booleans/floats must be parsed manually.
Heads up: You should be really careful with repetetive parsing of values (such as loop) as it may hit performance dramatically.
Error handling
In the code above we assumed that our configuration contains what we expected.
If any section or key we accessed would not exist, IniException
is thrown.
And uncaught would crash our example app.
You can handle such errors threefold:
-
For keys you can use
getKey(name, defaultValue)
. If requested key does not exist, default value will be returned.writefln("Window size: %s %s", config["window"].getKey("width", "800"), config["window"].getKey("height", "600") );
-
You can check for element existence with
hasKey
/hasSection
and react accordingly. -
You can wrap access in
try {} catch
block and exit gracefully.// hint: bad configuration should be checked // before any operation to improve UX try { writefln("Window size: %s %s", config["window"]("width"), config["window"]("height") ); } catch (IniException e) { stderr.writeln("Invalid configuration: ", e.message); }
Object model primer
Following is the list of most important methods in IniSection
:
section.root
- Root section or
this
if none (returnsIniSection
) section.name
- Section name (returns
string
) section.keys
- Section keys (returns
string[string]
) section.sections
- Sub-sections (returns
IniSection[]
) section.hasSection(string name)
section.hasKey(string name)
section.hasParent()
- Checks whenever specified element exists (returns
bool
) section.getSection(string name)
section.getKey(string name[, string defaultVal])
- Section or key with specified name if found,
IniException
is thrown otherwise - Returns
IniSection
/string
section.setKey(string name, string value)
- Sets key value
section.removeSection(string name)
section.removeKey(string name)
- Removes specified element if exists, noop otherwise.
section.getParent()
- Returns section parent or
null
if none (returnsIniSection*
)
Few words about how data is kept: Keys are stored in hashmap, not allowing duplicate key entries.
This results in key access being O(1)
. Subsections are stored in dynamic array, thus
section access is O(n)
.
Key references
By default, when parsing dini
will resolve all key references. They look like this:
[api]
endpoint=http://test
user_url=%endpoint%/users
After parsing, api.user_url
will be resolved to http://test/users
.
This is cool, however may cause you headaches if you do not want this behaviour.
To disable this features, pass false
as second argument to Parse
/ParseString
functions.
You can resolve references with section.parseLookups()
This also allows you to load a configuration file, assign values manually (e.g. ENV
variables) and
then resolve references:
import std.stdio, std.path;
import dini;
void main()
{
// Parse configuration
Ini ini = Ini.Parse("path/to/file", false);
// Set key value
ini.setKey("currentdir", getcwd());
// Now %currentdir% references will be replaced
ini.parseLoopups();
}
Saving
You can save configuration back to file using section.save(string filename)
, with some limitations:
- Comments will be lost
- Indentation will be lost
- Key order may change
- Resolved key references are lost (resolved values will be written instead).
- Inherited sections are lost (inherited sections are written).