Copyright and License
Copyright © 2018 by IPTC, the International Press Telecommunications Council. All Rights Reserved.
The IPTC SportsJS specification is published under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license (see the full license agreement at http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/). By obtaining, using and/or copying this Specification, you (the licensee) agree that you have read, understood, and will comply with the terms and conditions of the license.
The Specification uses supporting materials that are either in the public domain or are available by the permission for their respective copyright holders. All materials of this IPTC standard covered by copyright shall be licensable at no charge.
Acknowledgments
This Specification is the result of a team effort by members of the International Press Telecommunications Council, with input and assistance from other contributors.
The XML Schema-based standard SportsML-G2 was developed as part of the NewsML-G2 family of standards.
This new JSON Schema-based standard for distribution of JSON-based sports content was led by Johan Lindgren with participation from Trond Husø, Andrew Wanczowski and Brendan Quinn.
About the Standards
Specification Versioning History
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The specifications of NewsML-G2 and EventsML-G2 have been published separately up to the standard versions EventsML-G2 1.7 and NewsML-G2 2.8. As the design and a vast majority of the specified structures are shared between both standards the IPTC decided in June 2011 to merge the specifications under the main branding NewsML-G2 and in the NewsML-G2 folders of the IPTC web server, see below The Full Set of Specification Documents.
This step has no impact on the structure of EventsML-G2 or NewsML-G2.
About this Specification
This Specification documents the IPTC news exchange standard NewsML-G2 and its event focused sibling EventsML-G2, which are a conceptual and processing model making freely available the IPTC membership’s collective knowledge of the most effective ways to structure, describe, manage and exchange news and events data.
It is published under the governance of the IPTC News Architecture Working Group, endorsed by the IPTC membership, and may be updated, replaced or obsoleted by other documents at any time.
Public comments should be sent to the forum and mailing list at: http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/newsml-g2
The Full Set of Specification Documents
The full set of specification documents for NewsML-G2 2.23 consists of (where # is the latest document revision number):
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The Specification in pdf format:
NewsML-G2_2.23-spec-PCL_#.pdf
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XML Schema files applicable to the Core Conformance Level (see Conformance Levels ):
NewsML-G2_2.23-spec-All-Core_#.xsd
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XML Schema files applicable to the Power Conformance Level:
NewsML-G2_2.23-spec-All-Power_#.xsd
All files above can be obtained from: http://www.iptc.org/std/NewsML-G2/2.23/specification/
Note on XML Schema File Names
XML Schemas are revised for two reasons:
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The NewsML-G2 specifications have been changed: this results in a new version of the standard, this will be reflected by a new path to files and a new standard version number which is reflected in the filename, for example "2.23" in
NewsML-G2_2.23
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The XML Schema has been edited to fix errors or to change non-normative parts, like the wording of an element’s annotation; this is reflected by a new revision number at the end of the filename, for example “_3” in
NewsML-G2_2.23-spec-Framework-Core_3.xsd
.
The XML Schema files without the document revision number (e.g. “_3”) at the end of the filename are true copies of the latest document revision. This allows the application of a persistent reference to the latest XML Schema file version regardless of any edits.
Terminology
This document uses the terms MUST (NOT), SHOULD (NOT) and MAY as defined in [RFC2119].
1. Introduction
The IPTC launched the SportsML project in March, 2001, as part of a larger effort to create specialized formats for data of interest to the news industry. The format has been designed to be as easy to understand an implement as possible. SportsML allows for the exchange of sports scores, schedules, standings, and statistics for a wide variety of sports competitions.
In 2008 the SportsML joined the family of IPTC G2-Standards. The format cooperates with current IPTC standards NewsML-G2 and NITF to enable publishers to package sports statistics alongside edited coverage of sports.
It is our hope that non-IPTC members, such as major sports leagues and special-event producers, will rally behind SportsML as a global standard. Our shared goal is to make the deployment of interactive sports data applications as easy as possible for customers of sports data feeds.
1.1. What’s in SportsML
SportsML supports the identification and description of a tremendous number of sports characteristics. Highlights include:
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Scores: Who’s winning, and how did the score change?
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Schedules: Who’s playing who, when, and where?
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Standings: Who’s in first place? Who’s closest to qualifying for the championship?
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Statistics: How do the players and/or teams measure up against one another in various categories?
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News: How do we combine editorial coverage of sports with all these data feeds? How do we package metadata- and multimedia-filled articles together with sports data?
SportsML consists of a core Schema that contains a great amount of properties that describe a wide range of sports coverage. Much useful sports reporting can be done through the core Schema. In addition, SportsML contains several "plug-in" specific-sport Schemas, which are only necessary when the publisher needs to go in-depth for a specific sport. The core Schema provides an excellent starting point for many sports, and the development process for other plug-ins will continue. Interested users are more than welcome to take part in SportsML’s expansion and growth.
1.2. SportsML 3.0
SportsML 3.0 was approved 15 June 2016. Here are the main features:
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Semantic tech capabilities
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Generic statistical structure
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Generic tournament formation
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Schema redesign
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Full compatibility with IPTC NewsML-G2 structures
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Using semantic web technology for controlled vocabularies
SportsML 3.0 features 114 sports controlled vocabularies for everything from event-status
(pre-event
, mid-event
, suspended
, halted
, etc.) to statistical concepts for 11 major sports, with more to come. The vocabularies come in the form of NewsML-G2 Knowledge Items. Terms are be available publicly at the IPTC’s CV Server and available in human-readable (HTML), and machine readable NewsML-G2 KnowledgeItem XML, RDF/XML and RDF/Turtle formats.
In addition, SportsML a mechanism to incorporate vocabularies outside of SportsML, such as the IOC’s ODF or any other vendor of sports data. This is done by using qcodes in a generic stats formation. Here is an example:
<stat stat-class="spclass:offensive" name="sml:passes-total" value="32"/>
<stat stat-class="spclass:offensive" name="odf:FB_PASS" value="32"/>
<stat stat-class="spclass:offensive" name="sml:passes-complete" value="18"/>
<stat stat-class="spclass:defensive" name="vendor:accurate_pull_back" value="2"/>
<stat stat-class="spclass:defensive" name="vendor:good_high_claim" value="5"/>
1.2.1. Generic statistics
SportsML currently houses sports-specific stats in specific element like stats-soccer-offensive
. Some users prefer this, but others, particularly those dealing with multiple sports, prefer the flexibility of a general property that would have the same xpath address from sport to sport. SportsML 3 retains both the specific and generic formations and each will share the same names - that is, a sports-specific attribute will have the same name as in the type vocabulary of the generic element.
Here is an example using the specific formation:
<player>
<player-metadata player-key="PO2060" position-regular="midfielder" uniform-number="26">
<name first="Joe" last="Cole" full="Joe Cole" abbreviation="Cole" />
</player-metadata>
<player-stats events-played="2" events-started="1" time-played-total="115">
<player-stats-soccer>
<stats-soccer-offensive goals-total="1" shots-total="4" shots-on-goal-total="2" corner-kicks="3" offsides="2" shots-off-goal-total="2" />
<stats-soccer-defensive shots-blocked="2" />
<stats-soccer-foul fouls-commited="2" />
</player-stats-soccer>
</player-stats>
</player>
In SportsML 3 these stats can also be expressed as follows using the generic formation:
<stat sport="sp:soccer" class="spclass:offensive" name="spsoc:goals-total">1</stat>
<stat sport="sp:soccer" class="spclass:offensive" name="spsoc:shots-total">4</stat>
<stat sport="sp:soccer" class="spclass:defensive" name="spsoc:shots-blocked">4</stat>
<stat sport="sp:soccer" class="spclass:foul" name="spsoc:fouls-commited">2</stat>
1.2.2. Generic tournament formation
SportsML 2 has elements specifying the following tournament sections: division
, stage
and round
. However, there is little agreement on where to use each or even what consititutes a stage versus a round. SportsML 3 deprecates these specific elements and replaces them with a more generic tournament-part
element with a typing vocabulary.
1.2.3. Schema redesign
The SportsML 2 schema does not fully exploit the typing and modular features of XML Schema technology. This is addressed in SportsML 3. This makes custom schemas easier to create.
1.2.4. Full compatibility with IPTC NewsML-G2 structures
IPTC’s NewsML-G2 standard specifies structures for names, locations, dates, keys and qcodes for vocabulary management. SportsML 2 is minimally compliant with NewsML-G2. SportsML 3 is fully compliant. Benefits are internationalisation of names, more flexible markup for locations, more easily processible date formats and better and standardised management of vocabularies and taxonomies.
2. Getting started with SportsML
A SportsML document always starts with the tag <sports-content>
. So your first lines will look something like this:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<sports-content xmlns="http://iptc.org/std/SportsML/2008-04-01/"
xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"
xsi:schemaLocation="http://iptc.org/std/SportsML/2008-04-01/
......../schema/sportsml-loose.xsd">
</sports-content>
The above code is valid SportsML. But it does not contain any valuable data. So let us add some:
<sports-event>
<sports-metadata event-status="post-event"/>
<team>
<team-metadata>
<name first="Manchester" last="United" full="Manchester United"/>
</team-metadata>
<team-stats score="1" event-outcome="loss"/>
</team>
<team>
<team-metadata>
<name first="Barcelona" />
</team-metadata>
<team-stats score="3" event-outcome="win"/>
</team>
</sports-event>
So here we have added some metadata regarding a soccer match between Manchester United and Barcelona (the Champions League final in 2011). We have described that the match ended 3-1 and we have also marked up who won and who lost. This data can now be used to create the following output in HTML:
| Team | Score |
|---|---|
Manchester United |
1 |
Barcelona |
3 |
Let us dig a bit more into the code. First we start marking up the event with the sports-event
tag. This is the tag you will be using when marking up a sports event - hence the name. To tell that the match score is final we set the sports-metadata
to post-event
.
Then we use the team
and team-metadata
tags to mark up information about the participating teams. You can add as many teams as you like. So if you were to mark up a cycling competition all teams participating will be marked up using this structure.
To give the outcome of this particular sport event we use the team-stats
tags, and we used the score
and event-outcome
attributes to mark up the result. So a parser can now use the event-outcome
to mark up which of the teams won or lost the match.
3. Basic Structure
3.1. Basic Structure of SportsML
Now that you have looked at a first short example of SportsML. Let’s dive a little bit more into the structure of a SportsML document.
As discussed in the previous section, the root element in SportsML is sports-content
. This element requires a sports-metadata
element. You can then add zero or more of the following elements:
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sports-event
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tournament
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schedule
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standing
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statistic
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article
The first five of these items hold XML structures built upon various combinations of team
and player
elements. The article
element is intended to hold a news story recommended to adhere to the [http://www.nitf.org/]News Industry Text Format, or NITF.
Data structures for these items are outlined as follows:
| Element | Structure |
|---|---|
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A set of teams or a set of players, followed by optional information about officials/referrees, play-by-play actions, highlights, and awards |
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Broken into tournament-divisions, which have rounds of sports-events |
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A structured set of sports-events. |
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A set of teams or players. |
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Also a set of teams or players. |
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A container for an NITF news article. |
Each of these structures has an envelope for metadata. For example, event-metadata
holds such properties as when and where the event takes place, and whether the game has started or not.
3.2. Keys and Identifiers
Behind SportsML is a comprehensive strategy for unambiguously identifying which player, team, league, sport, and event is being covered.
These values are generally stored in attributes we call "keys." For example, a team-key
might be "t.7". Where does one go to look up which team has the key of "t.7"? In what we call a Resource File.
The Resource File is an XML file that lists and defines which keys are allowed where. The IPTC has come up with its contents for Resource Files. However, publishers are free to create their own files, either based on the IPTC’s, or containing whole new sets of values.
Besides listing items like leagues, conferences, associations, and teams, Resource Files also contain lists of controlled vocabularies used to describe other properties. For example, the various states of health a player is in could be described as "injured" or "fine," or could be described in much more detail.
A quick aside: In an ideal world, we might also have a central repository for all player-keys in major sports, regardless of which team they’re on or country they’re in. This is obviously a long-term goal, and comments for how various agencies could go about putting such a reference database together would be warmly appreciated.
4. Team Sports
On this page we will describe Team sports and then of course the team
element with its sub elements (team-metadata
). But let us start with the definition of a team sport:
According to Wikipedia a team sport is "any sport which involves players working together towards a shared objective."
A team sport is an activity in which a group of individuals, on the same team, work together to accomplish an ultimate goal which is usually to win. This can be done in a number of ways such as outscoring the opposing team. Team members set goals, make decisions, communicate, manage conflict, and solve problems in a supportive, trusting atmosphere in order to accomplish their objectives. This can be seen in sports such as hockey, football, baseball, soccer, basketball, volleyball, tennis, water polo, lacrosse, rugby league, rugby union, cricket, and many others."
Which is why SportsML has created a team
element where you can assign players (individuals), managers and more.
So let’s dive into the team
element.
4.1. The team
element
This element is used to define one of more teams in a sport event (like a competition). The team
element is followed by a team-metadata
and you can also add team-stats
and player
elements. More about these elements later.
The element has only one attribute, which is id
. An ID in XML cannot start with numbers, so you need to have one character before add any number to a team.
In this example we have used the shortened name of the team, but in the real world your `id`s will either come from some federation (national or international) or from a Sports Result Input Program.
4.2. Adding team-metadata
So after the team element you must add the team-metadata
element. This element is used to describe the team. Here you state the name of the team, orgin and so on. It can be as complex or simple as you like, or as your system allows. Below is an example of a quite complex team definition:
<team id="example.com">
<team-metadata home-page-url="http://www.example.com" alignment="home">
<name first="Example" last="Com" full="Example.Com" />
<home-location city="London" country="England" />
</team-metadata>
</team>
In the following sections you will learn how to mark up a match and add players and player actions.
5. Players and Actions
Now that we have a little bit more of a grasp of SportsML, let’s add some more data to our example. Having the final result is a good thing. Now let us add the half time score and also try and tell how many goals were scored in each period. This is how you would do this:
<sports-event>
<sports-metadata event-status="post-event"/>
<team id="manutd">
<team-metadata>
<name first="Manchester" last="United"
full="Manchester United"/>
</team-metadata>
<team-stats score="1" event-outcome="loss">
<sub-score score="1" period-value="1"/>
<sub-score score="0" period-value="2"/>
</team-stats>
</team>
<team id="barca">
<team-metadata>
<name first="Barcelona" />
</team-metadata>
<team-stats score="3" event-outcome="win">
<sub-score score="1" period-value="1"/>
<sub-score score="2" period-value="2"/>
</team-stats>
</team>
</sports-event>
As you can see we have now added two sub-score
elements inside the team-stats
element. And we are stating in which period the goal came and also how many goals were scored in that period.
So in a sports results document, we could now publish this result as:
Manchester United - Barcelona 1-3 (1-1)
Let us now look at how to add a bit more data to this result. We are missing goal scorers, so let us add those.
5.1. Player actions
So we have now given our document valuable data about the site and the event, but we have not said anything about the actions that happened during the event. So let’s add some information about each goal scored in the match. When it happened, who scored and so on. Again we will only show the parts added, because the document now is going to be much longer and harder to read.
First we have to add the players. Players are added inside the team elements. Here we add the Barcelona players:
<player id="barca7">
<player-metadata uniform-number="7" nationality="Spain">
<name first="David" last="Villa" full="David Villa" />
</player-metadata>
</player>
<player id="barca10">
<player-metadata uniform-number="10" nationality="Argentina">
<name first="Lionel" last="Messi" full="Lionel Messi" />
</player-metadata>
</player>
<player id="barca17">
<player-metadata uniform-number="17" nationality="Spain">
<name first="Pedro" last="Rodríguez" full="Pedro Rodríguez" />
</player-metadata>
</player>
And here we add the Manchester United player. This time we have added the whole team structure to show how the player
structure fits in to the team
structure.
<team id="manutd">
<team-metadata>
<name first="Manchester" last="United" full="Manchester United"/>
</team-metadata>
<team-stats score="1" event-outcome="loss">
<sub-score score="1" period-value="1"/>
<sub-score score="0" period-value="2"/>
</team-stats>
<player id="manutd10">
<player-metadata uniform-number="10" nationality="England">
<name first="Wayne" last="Rooney" full="Wayne Rooney" />
</player-metadata>
<player-stats score="1" >
<sub-score score="1" period-value="1" />
</player-stats>
</player>
</team>
5.2. Introducing sport-specific plugins
In order to add actions you need to use the plugin for the sport you want to represent. Since we are creating a soccer results file, we must therefore use the soccer plugin. There is no need to add any references to this plugin, it is already included in to the main SportsML schema. So all you need to do is to add those elements and attributes that are related to this plugin.
5.3. Adding score actions with the soccer plugin
This is how it looks like for the soccer plugin:
<event-actions>
<event-actions-soccer>
<action-soccer-score player-idref="barca17" minutes-elapsed="27" />
<action-soccer-score player-idref="manutd10" minutes-elapsed="34" />
<action-soccer-score player-idref="barca10" minutes-elapsed="54" />
<action-soccer-score player-idref="barca7" minutes-elapsed="69" />
</event-actions-soccer>
</event-actions>
So with this data we now have marked up the scores for the match. We have, as you may notice not written any names, but refered to the ID we have given the player.
With the code above we can now publish the following results text:
Manchester United - Barcelona 3-1 (1-1) Scores: 0-1 Pedro Rodriguez(27), 1-1 Wayne Rooney (34), 1-2 Lionel Messi (54), 1-3 David Villa (69).
In the next section, we shall add more information about the event location.
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6. Contact Information
Contact the IPTC by:
Web: www.iptc.org
Twitter: @IPTC and @IPTCupdates
Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Postal mail:
25 Southampton Buildings London WC2A 1AL United Kingdom


To get up and running with Shade, all you need to do is @include shade(text) or @include shade(box) and you will get the default arguments, the results are below. The next two variables are color and depth, use like this: @include shade(text, #d35400, 50);
I've heard these are all the rage at the moment. So I've added an optional variable, $long
. Just pass $long: true
to the mixin and you're all set to go, creating trendy, long casting shadows. e.g. @include shade(text, blue, $long: true);
or @include shade(box, blue, $long: true);
Using Compass's built in Cos and Sin functions, Shade has the capabilities to choose the direction of the shadow by just using degrees. To change the default angle of 135deg, pass the variable $angle
to the mixin e.g. @include shade(#2b3c4e, $angle: 156deg);
The final variable is $fade
which fades out the shadow, instead of a clean cut. To use this pass $fade: true
to the mixin. A full usage mixin would be like this @include shade(text, #d35400, 50, 156deg, true, true);


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Welcome to the Five Day Thunder Bolt Stage Race, running from December 8th to December 12th. The stage race uses a time-based General Classification, as well as having a sprinter and climber classification. The sprinter and climber classifications will award the first 6 of each grade points (10, 7, 5, 3, 2, 1) for all sprint and KOM segments in each race.
Racers will need to complete the prolog, and at least four of the five stages in either the European (18:30 UTC) or North American (01:30 UTC) timezones to be included in the classifications. Failure to complete the prolog, and four of the five stages will result in removal from the classifications. If you do miss one of the five stages, you will be given the time of the last place finisher in your category.
The only exception to the above is the Prolog, where you can complete in any timezone. The prolog is a short individual time trial used to seed the general classification.
Stages 1 & 5 are the only stages using powerups. You will always receive a powerup at every arch, with 25% chance of the Ghost, Burrito, Aero, and Draft; The XP powerups have been disabled in these stages. Races will be using standard draft.
If we get enough women racing, we will also do a separate women’s classification. This will require a minimum of 5 women completing the stage race in a given grade. If we provide a women’s classification, women will still be included in the overall classifications.


public interface TabSwitcherListener
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
onAllTabsRemoved(TabSwitcher tabSwitcher,
Tab[] tabs,
Animation animation)
The method, which is invoked, when all tabs have been removed from the tab switcher.
|
void |
onSelectionChanged(TabSwitcher tabSwitcher,
int selectedTabIndex,
Tab selectedTab)
The method, which is invoked, when the currently selected tab has been changed.
|
void |
onSwitcherHidden(TabSwitcher tabSwitcher)
The method, which is invoked, when the tab switcher has been hidden.
|
void |
onSwitcherShown(TabSwitcher tabSwitcher)
The method, which is invoked, when the tab switcher has been shown.
|
void |
onTabAdded(TabSwitcher tabSwitcher,
int index,
Tab tab,
Animation animation)
The method, which is invoked, when a tab has been added to the tab switcher.
|
void |
onTabRemoved(TabSwitcher tabSwitcher,
int index,
Tab tab,
Animation animation)
The method, which is invoked, when a tab has been removed from the tab switcher.
|
void onSwitcherShown(@NonNull TabSwitcher tabSwitcher)
tabSwitcher
- The observed tab switcher as an instance of the class TabSwitcher
. The tab
switcher may not be nullvoid onSwitcherHidden(@NonNull TabSwitcher tabSwitcher)
tabSwitcher
- The observed tab switcher as an instance of the class TabSwitcher
. The tab
switcher may not be nullvoid onSelectionChanged(@NonNull TabSwitcher tabSwitcher, int selectedTabIndex, @Nullable Tab selectedTab)
tabSwitcher
- The observed tab switcher as an instance of the class TabSwitcher
. The tab
switcher may not be nullselectedTabIndex
- The index of the currently selected tab as an Integer
value or -1, if the tab
switcher does not contain any tabsselectedTab
- The currently selected tab as an instance of the class Tab
or null, if the
tab switcher does not contain any tabsvoid onTabAdded(@NonNull TabSwitcher tabSwitcher, int index, @NonNull Tab tab, @NonNull Animation animation)
tabSwitcher
- The observed tab switcher as an instance of the class TabSwitcher
. The tab
switcher may not be nullindex
- The index of the tab, which has been added, as an Integer
valuetab
- The tab, which has been added, as an instance of the class Tab
. The tab may
not be nullanimation
- The animation, which has been used to add the tab, as an instance of the class Animation
. The animation may not be nullvoid onTabRemoved(@NonNull TabSwitcher tabSwitcher, int index, @NonNull Tab tab, @NonNull Animation animation)
tabSwitcher
- The observed tab switcher as an instance of the class TabSwitcher
. The tab
switcher may not be nullindex
- The index of the tab, which has been removed, as an Integer
valuetab
- The tab, which has been removed, as an instance of the class Tab
. The tab may
not be nullanimation
- The animation, which has been used to remove the tab, as an instance of the class
Animation
. The animation may not be nullvoid onAllTabsRemoved(@NonNull TabSwitcher tabSwitcher, @NonNull Tab[] tabs, @NonNull Animation animation)
tabSwitcher
- The observed tab switcher as an instance of the class TabSwitcher
. The tab
switcher may not be nulltabs
- An array, which contains the tabs, which have been removed, as an array of the type
Tab
or an empty array, if no tabs have been removedanimation
- The animation, which has been used to remove the tabs, as an instance of the class
Animation
. The animation may not be null


Coffee at Home
How to Make Cold Brew Coffee at Home?
During sunny summer days cold brew coffee is the perfect refreshment. Cold brew coffee is also perfect to make at home when you are graving for something special from your cup of coffee. Making cold brew coffee at home is easy, simple and doesn't need any fancy equipment. Here is how to make cold brew coffee easily - anywhere!
What exactly is cold brew coffee?
This mellow drink is made of filter ground coffee and cold water. Yes, cold! Usually we extract the flavours from coffee by using heat of the water. Now that the water is cold, we use time instead to get the extraction going. Usually that is 12-16 h. As a result we will get less acidic and pretty sweet coffee.
Ways for cold brewing
You need coffee, cold water and a vessel to put these in to. This is called immersion method (coffee grounds are immersed into the water). After extracting the coffee needs to be filtered and voilà: you have cold brew coffee! There are several ways to prepare it.
Going for large volumes?
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??????? ????? ???
on 2012-04-04 14:25:04
They have done such a great job with this. This is why they are deserving of these awards. Keep up the good work.
Brett Zamir
on 2010-06-28 12:11:41
It is possible that the file_get_contents() method of obtaining binary data is flawed. See https://developer.mozilla.org/en/using_xmlhttprequest#Receiving_binary_data for that method and the relevant portion in file_get_contents() that refers to this.
However, given that I believe I've tested this before and others have reported issues, I wonder whether the real issue here for you may be that you are working only with regular ASCII data in your text and thus unable to see problems with md5(). As I recall it wasn't something unusual like 4-byte characters but regular 2-byte characters in non-ASCII (or maybe unusual portions of ASCII). Sorry that I don't have time to investigate this fully myself.
Buterrip
on 2010-06-28 05:43:47
But i still thinking the error is only on file_get_contents, because the md5 function works fine, but when don't return the binary or content data, the md5_file will not work, thinking logically.
Thank
Buterrip
on 2010-06-28 05:34:17
Brett Zamir, thanks for all, i'm developing a addon for chrome, i will really need to have it in the code script or send the files to a server wich makes the md5, i have to see, if i can and i do understand chrome well i will try to do it. But thinking, in firefox we don't need this library, firefox have a service called "hash", and another one called "binarycontent" i think, to make a md5 over firefox, that's all what you need... Thanks.
Brett Zamir
on 2010-06-27 08:12:34
@Buterrip: This was reported earlier, but not having written the function nor familiar with the algorithm, I'm not sure how to fix it. I was going to see how well the Dojo version worked as Dojo usually provides robust implementations: http://api.dojotoolkit.org/jsdoc/HEAD/dojox.encoding.digests.MD5 but haven't gotten to it. The only problem (assuming it works) is that if you want a stand-alone function, you will have to figure out how to extract it, since Dojo is part of a larger library. If you do make a stand-alone version and it is consistent with (correct) PHP, etc. behavior, we'd love to have an updated version.
Buterrip
on 2010-06-26 17:59:20
Hi again :S i got the correct md5 if it is a text file, but not with a image... What about working on chrome? it doesn't
Ty.
Buterrip
on 2010-06-26 17:51:13
Hi, hi get this function working on ff, with a diferent code from md5 of php, and md5summer, and it don't work of all in google chrome, with bad or good md5, just get undefined :S can someone help?
Brett Zamir
on 2010-01-07 06:49:49
@smileart (and @Robert too, for that matter): Sorry, but I'm not sure the technique used in file_get_contents() to get binary data works perfectly (and probably not in IE anyways--see the notes below), or perhaps the way we're using it. If someone has time, it would be useful to know whether the issue lies in our md5() implementation or in the file_get_contents(). If the problem is the latter, it would be nice to have a very short file (as short as possible) that demonstrates the issue. If the problem is the former, we should be discussing this on the md5() page.
smileart
on 2010-01-06 07:57:37
Sorry, but it's return different result than PHP md5() function. Is there any way to fix it?
Robert
on 2009-12-18 15:07:32
It is also returning a different value every time it runs.
Robert
on 2009-12-18 13:40:34
No joy on that still returns a different value.
Robert
on 2009-12-18 12:29:19
I will try you last suggestion and let you know.
Brett Zamir
on 2009-12-16 05:57:55
In doing testing, we should also confirm whether md5() itself is giving correct results for the file represented as a string in PHP and our version...
Brett Zamir
on 2009-12-15 18:01:36
Nope, not that either... This should be it sorry...
function md5_file ( str_filename ) {
var buf = '';
buf = this.file_get_contents(str_filename, 'FILE_BINARY');
buf = buf.replace(/[\s\S]/g, function (n) {return String.fromCharCode(n.charCodeAt(0) & 0xFF);});
return buf ? this.md5(buf) : false;
}
Brett Zamir
on 2009-12-15 17:53:06
Argh, sorry, two mistakes in that one...Try this:
function md5_file ( str_filename ) {
var buf = '';
buf = this.file_get_contents(str_filename, 'FILE_BINARY');
return buf ? this.md5(buf).replace(/[\s\S]/g, function (n) {return n.charCodeAt(0) & 0xFF;}) : false;
}
Brett Zamir
on 2009-12-15 17:37:44
@Robert: Could you check whether the following works? Make sure you have the latest version of file_get_contents() too. It might only work in Firefox (and not IE) though, since it relies on overrideMimeType()...
I think we need to get the file in binary form as PHP does (we currently don't by default because it is usually not as useful). But maybe we should though to reflect the PHP API...
Anyways, let us know if this approach works at least in FF... I think my regular expression is correct and necessary there to shift back everything from the private characters into the normal ASCII range...(the trick used inside file_get_contents() is documented at https://developer.mozilla.org/En/Using_XMLHttpRequest#Receiving_binary_data )
function md5_file ( str_filename ) {
var buf = '';
buf = this.file_get_contents(str_filename, 'FILE_BINARY');
buf = buf.replace(/[\s\S]/g, function (n) {n.charCodeAt(0) & 0xFF;});
return buf ? this.md5(buf) : false;
}
Robert Zebedee
on 2009-12-15 15:07:45
To update my last comment it is not creating the md5 of the file name but it is not creting an md5 which matches the md5sum in bash or md5_file in perl.
Robert Zebedee
on 2009-12-15 13:51:05
I have run your scripts and I have found a flaw the md5 that the scripts produce is of the file name not the file itself. The md5_file function in perl is the md5 of the file not the file name.
php five
on 2008-04-10 10:42:07
your php.js script is Amazing
Kevin van Zonneveld
on 2008-02-18 10:44:05
@ cagri ekin: I will look into it & credit you accordingly if I decide to use the code. Thank you cagri!
cagri ekin
on 2008-02-18 04:30:03
you may want to check this link for parse_str,
http://www.phpbuilder.com/board/showthread.php?t=10349280


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Eric Bellinger Continues To "Run It Up" With Another One
Eric Bellinger's quest for love continues.
by Mitch FindlayRun It Up
Eric Bellinger
Editor Rating: VERY HOTTTTT
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The RnB war has been waging, and Eric Bellinger has set his sights on the major prize. With a new album set to arrive on the morrow, the hopeless romantic has followed up yesterday's onslaught with another new single. "Run It Up" finds our hero courting yet another potential love interest; it's not that he's a player, he's just that dedicated to finding a soul mate. Queuing up a smooth dose of early millennium RnB (might Tory Lanez have sparked a trend?) Bellinger all but slides onto the scene with some crisp vocals.
"You the type don't fold for nothin, though a n***a not known for cuffin, damn!" he declares, admitting this one has him acting out of character. "Though a n***a not known for lustin'." Sometimes, the heart wants what it wants, and the quest for true love can be difficult indeed. Luckily, Bellinger has music as an outlet, and he's been keeping his fans satiated in that department. Look for that new Eric Bellinger album to drop tomorrow, and may he find success in his pursuits.
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You the type don't fold for nothin,
Though a n***a not known for cuffin, damn
Though a n***a not known for lusting


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Initializes Ballot from binary data as a byte array.
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Minimum amount of time (in seconds) to begin mining a Block
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This thread is used to attempt generation of new Blocks (mine a proof of work for a new Block).
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Hash of the parent of the Block currently being generated by the Node.
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Converts a byte array into a hexadecimal String
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Content x Device x User
Lose formatting, lose intent.
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Let the device render content for its user.
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It just became 2014 and I figured it would be a good time as any to lay out my goals for this year. Since I feel more accountable if I fail my goals publicly, I decided to post them here. Some of the main goals have sub-goals that I need to meet if I want to fulfill the main goal.
1. Get Into a Great College
Get Straight A’s (A Range)
This is just one of the things that I need to get done if I want to have a competitive application. I was only one grade off last trimester so this is definitely in the realm of possibility.
Get Outstanding SAT Scores (and only have to take them once)
As much as I hate taking them, I need to have great standardized test scores. I’m not too off on practice tests so this is also within my reach.
2. Get Really Fit
Finish out the Wrestling season with a positive record
I’m 8-8 right now and we have a mix of both easy and difficult matches to end out the season. If I perform well at tournaments I should be able to accomplish this.
Be Able to do 15 Pullups
I’m not starting from 0 with this but I need to get my numbers up from 3-4 to 15. I think this will best be accomplished by doing this.
Be able to run a 10K/ Run a sub 24 minute 5k
I really hate running, I find it incredibly boring and I can’t ever stick to a running program (unlike a lifting program). However, I would like to be good at running and this is accomplished by running. On a good day, I can run a 5k but that’s about it. I plan on using C25K and B210K.
Increase lifting numbers
Unlike running, I enjoy lifting and do it (when it’s not wrestling season) 3 or 4 times a week. I would love to increase all my lift numbers by a significant amount. Namely, I’d like to hit a 1xBW Bench, a 1.5XBW Squat, and a 1.75BW DLift. I may run into a problem of this being mutually exclusive with running.
3. Have someone pay to use a SAAS I built
So far I’ve built two SAAS’s (mostly to really learn rails / you can see them on my projects page). Unfortunately, I’ve been unable to convert free customers to paying customers. I think the real reason for this is that my projects don’t solve painful enough problems. I’m going to try and create a product that really uses lean startup principles. 1. Find a problem via interviewing different professions. 2. Build and constantly iterate a product that solves the aforementioned problem
4. Finish my reading list / Read 20 Books
As previously written about on this blog, I have a reading list that I’m constantly updating. I want (start and) Finish the remaining books left on the list. Last year, I read 17 books off my list, this year I hope to reach 20.
In the coming year, I really only have 1 thing that I’m going to stick to religiously, the idea of no zero-days. I have a problem where I’ll be incredibly productive for a few days and then do nothing for another few days. My overall goal is to always spend sometime every day getting closer to accomplishing these goals.


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flask.jsonimpl
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Implementation helpers for the JSON support in Flask.
:copyright: (c) 2012 by Armin Ronacher.
:license: BSD, see LICENSE for more details.
from datetime import datetime
from .globals import current_app, request
from werkzeug.http import http_date
Use the same json implementation as itsdangerous on which we depend anyways.
from itsdangerous import simplejson as _json
figure out if simplejson escapes slashes. This behavior was changed from one version to another without reason.
_slash_escape = '\\/' not in _json.dumps('/')
__all__ = ['dump', 'dumps', 'load', 'loads', 'htmlsafe_dump',
'htmlsafe_dumps', 'JSONDecoder', 'JSONEncoder',
'jsonify']
The default Flask JSON encoder. This one extends the default simplejson
class JSONEncoder(_json.JSONEncoder):
encoder by also supporting datetime
objects as well as Markup
objects which are serialized as RFC 822 datetime strings (same as the HTTP
date format). In order to support more data types override the
:meth:default
method.
Implement this method in a subclass such that it returns a
def default(self, o):
serializable object for o
, or calls the base implementation (to
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).
For example, to support arbitrary iterators, you could implement default like this::
def default(self, o):
try:
iterable = iter(o)
except TypeError:
pass
else:
return list(iterable)
return JSONEncoder.default(self, o)
if isinstance(o, datetime):
return http_date(o)
if hasattr(o, '__html__'):
return unicode(o.__html__())
return _json.JSONEncoder.default(self, o)
The default JSON decoder. This one does not change the behavior from
class JSONDecoder(_json.JSONDecoder):
the default simplejson encoder. Consult the :mod:json
documentation
for more information. This decoder is not only used for the load
functions of this module but also :attr:~flask.Request
.
Inject default arguments for dump functions.
def _dump_arg_defaults(kwargs):
if current_app:
kwargs.setdefault('cls', current_app.json_encoder)
if not current_app.config['JSON_AS_ASCII']:
kwargs.setdefault('ensure_ascii', False)
Inject default arguments for load functions.
def _load_arg_defaults(kwargs):
if current_app:
kwargs.setdefault('cls', current_app.json_decoder)
Serialize obj
to a JSON formatted str
by using the application's
def dumps(obj, **kwargs):
configured encoder (:attr:~flask.Flask.json_encoder
) if there is an
application on the stack.
This function can return unicode
strings or ascii-only bytestrings by
default which coerce into unicode strings automatically. That behavior by
default is controlled by the JSON_AS_ASCII
configuration variable
and can be overriden by the simplejson ensure_ascii
parameter.
_dump_arg_defaults(kwargs)
return _json.dumps(obj, **kwargs)
Like :func:dumps
but writes into a file object.
def dump(obj, fp, **kwargs):
_dump_arg_defaults(kwargs)
return _json.dump(obj, fp, **kwargs)
Unserialize a JSON object from a string s
by using the application's
def loads(s, **kwargs):
configured decoder (:attr:~flask.Flask.json_decoder
) if there is an
application on the stack.
_load_arg_defaults(kwargs)
return _json.loads(s, **kwargs)
Like :func:loads
but reads from a file object.
def load(fp, **kwargs):
_load_arg_defaults(kwargs)
return _json.load(fp, **kwargs)
Works exactly like :func:dumps
but is safe for use in <script>
def htmlsafe_dumps(obj, **kwargs):
tags. It accepts the same arguments and returns a JSON string. Note that
this is available in templates through the |tojson
filter but it will
have to be wrapped in |safe
unless true XHTML is being used.
rv = dumps(obj, **kwargs)
if _slash_escape:
rv = rv.replace('/', '\\/')
return rv.replace('<!', '<\\u0021')
Like :func:htmlsafe_dumps
but writes into a file object.
def htmlsafe_dump(obj, fp, **kwargs):
fp.write(htmlsafe_dumps(obj, **kwargs))
Creates a :class:~flask.Response
with the JSON representation of
def jsonify(*args, **kwargs):
the given arguments with an application/json
mimetype. The arguments
to this function are the same as to the :class:dict
constructor.
Example usage::
@app.route('/_get_current_user')
def get_current_user():
return jsonify(username=g.user.username,
email=g.user.email,
id=g.user.id)
This will send a JSON response like this to the browser::
{
"username": "admin",
"email": "admin@localhost",
"id": 42
}
This requires Python 2.6 or an installed version of simplejson. For
security reasons only objects are supported toplevel. For more
information about this, have a look at :ref:json-security
.
.. versionadded:: 0.2
return current_app.response_class(dumps(dict(*args, **kwargs),
indent=None if request.is_xhr else 2),
mimetype='application/json')


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2
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| void Character.changeDirection |
( |
| ) |
|
Changes the direction.
- Returns
- The direction.
| abstract void Character.Death |
( |
| ) |
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pure virtual |
| void Character.MeleeAttack |
( |
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Melees the attack.
- Returns
- The attack.
| virtual void Character.OnTriggerEnter2D |
( |
Collider2D |
other | ) |
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virtual |
Raises the trigger enter2 d event.
- Parameters
-
Reimplemented in Enemy.
| virtual void Character.Start |
( |
| ) |
|
|
virtual |
Start this instance.
Reimplemented in Player, and Enemy.
| abstract IEnumerator Character.TakeDamage |
( |
| ) |
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|
pure virtual |
Takes the damage.
- Returns
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Implemented in Player, and Enemy.
| virtual void Character.ThrowKinfe |
( |
int |
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virtual |
Throws the kinfe.
- Returns
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- Parameters
-
Reimplemented in Player.
| List<string> Character.damageSources |
|
private |
| GameObject Character.knifePrefab |
|
private |
| EdgeCollider2D Character.swordCollider |
|
private |
Gets or sets the attack.
The attack.
| abstract bool Character.IsDead |
|
get |
Gets a value indicating whether this instance is dead.
true
if this instance is dead; otherwise, false
.
| Animator Character.MyAnimator |
|
getprivate set |
Gets my animator.
My animator.
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Match Play. Red trails 4-5 to 17. How should Red play 53?
pips Red=149 White=134
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
It should be clear that the 5 should be played 21/16, four checkers on the 21-pt is grossly inefficient. The question is how to play.
Red is trying to contain a single White checker. Ideally, he’d like to make his 3-pt, but he doesn’t have the ammunition for that. However, if White enters on Red’s ace-point Red would dearly like to have his bar-point made as a blocking point. This leads us to the correct play of the 3, namely 10/7, which starts the bar-point.
Over the board 11/8 was played but that play really doesn’t help Red and is overly cautious in a position where will need to take some risks to turn the game round in his favour. That play is a blunder.
Second best is 21/18, 21/16 getting two checkers off the 21-pt. That play is only just an error and many would choose it but 21/16, 10/7 puts the checkers where you want them to follow the best game plan.
Red is trying to contain a single White checker. Ideally, he’d like to make his 3-pt, but he doesn’t have the ammunition for that. However, if White enters on Red’s ace-point Red would dearly like to have his bar-point made as a blocking point. This leads us to the correct play of the 3, namely 10/7, which starts the bar-point.
Over the board 11/8 was played but that play really doesn’t help Red and is overly cautious in a position where will need to take some risks to turn the game round in his favour. That play is a blunder.
Second best is 21/18, 21/16 getting two checkers off the 21-pt. That play is only just an error and many would choose it but 21/16, 10/7 puts the checkers where you want them to follow the best game plan.
1. Cubeful 2-ply 21/18 21/16 Eq.: +0.659 0.621 0.292 0.010 - 0.379 0.091 0.003 2. Cubeful 2-ply 21/16 10/7 Eq.: +0.658 (-0.000) 0.619 0.295 0.009 - 0.381 0.097 0.004 3. Cubeful 2-ply 21/13 Eq.: +0.634 (-0.025) 0.592 0.265 0.008 - 0.408 0.093 0.003 4. Cubeful 2-ply 21/16 11/8 Eq.: +0.613 (-0.045) 0.595 0.285 0.010 - 0.405 0.094 0.003 5. Cubeful 2-ply 21/18 10/5 Eq.: +0.612 (-0.046) 0.596 0.293 0.009 - 0.404 0.099 0.004


 He was shaped like a pinstriped balloon, head perched with its pointed beard, on the flat of the balloon's top. A big man, he was nonetheless not flabby, but solid; not even muscle, just taut flesh.
The liquid spun in the two glasses, like gyroscopes keeping him balanced on his tightrope, and he headed smoothly towards Mr Barnaby. Mr Barnaby was grateful for the air-conditioning, and the villa's sweet shade. He felt sunburnt and raw, although a long, icy shower had improved his humour and removed his sweat and itches. Within polite earshot - a few metres away - he began to speak. His English was good, if a little too formal, and accented with a mix of Madrid and received-pronunciation.
"Senor Barnaby. I am very relieved that you are arrived here safely. And with your delivery intact. We - that is, my employees - heard that you had been followed from the airport. It was only a lack of initiative on the part of someone working for the hire car firms there that you were not taken under their wing. When they saw your... tail, you were already on the bus and the bus was already leaving. So. Drink this." He had sat down during this speech, like he was performing a flowing dance move. The sofa they both sat on was part of an extravagant suite that sapped Mr Barnaby's will to stay awake. The cream-coloured covering moulded to his limbs and did not stick like plastic.
He accepted the glass and Senor Paio continued. "Good. It is a Spanish drink, not from here. From the east coast. It is called sol y sombre, the sun and the shade. Given the colour of red you seem to have turned, it is appropriate. But in this country, the name is appropriate for many months of the year. Consider it an aperitif. We eat soon, unless you would rather rest a while."
Mr Barnaby took a sip of the sol y sombre. A brandy smoothness wrapped around sharp anis, which caught in his throat, almost made him cough. It woke him up a little, and he noticed the faint smell of coffee and food in the air. He felt hungry. "That should be fine, Senor Paio. I haven't eaten since breakfast, and I'm famished."
Senor Paio grinned. "No trouble at all, Mr Barnaby. We can talk about something other than business. But first: you may like to know that I have contacted our associates based on what you have brought me. I cannot guarantee what else will be done, but I expect that there will be a delivery within a few days, and our friends will wish to intercept it. So there will be another courier, and another courier followed. We will have the upper hand, though. We will intercept their package, because we have prior knowledge. Thanks to you."
Perhaps Mr Barnaby did not seem pleased enough - a twinge of guilt passed over his face, or perhaps it was a cough of anis - but Senor Paio continued: "there will be no rough treatment, Mr Barnaby. I can assure you we are not guilty of that yet, and we have many more means at our disposal. Although Miguel might have been conspicuous to you on the mountain...." Senor Paio trailed off, and Mr Barnaby did not consider it appropriate to mention that he had barely noticed Miguel until the very last moment.
"We seem to spin the world, Mr Barnaby.  But for now, Mr Barnaby - we eat!" Saying this, Paio slapped his hands onto his knees, and stood up as though his joints belonged to someone thirty years his junior. He waited for Mr Barnaby to achingly make his own way to his feet, then gestured towards the kitchen, following Mr Barnaby and talking all the while.


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Blended mature American Wild Ale refermented on Honey and Roasted Cara Cara oranges. 6.5% ABV.
Golden Wild Ale aged in oak barrels with rasberries, ginger and lemon zest. 6.7% ABV.
Golden Wild Ale aged in oak barrels, dry hopped with equinox and mosaic. 5.0% ABV.
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Golden Wild Ale aged in oak barrels with Vermont wild flower honey and lavender, elderflower, and chamomile. 6.5% ABV.
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Between them, Todd Haire and Bill Mares have 60 years of brewing experience, but truth be told, only 20 of those years count - Todd's professional career.
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- Static variable in exception org.eclipse.paho.client.mqttv3.
MqttException
The server has rejected the supplied client ID
REASON_CODE_INVALID_MESSAGE
- Static variable in exception org.eclipse.paho.client.mqttv3.
MqttException
Protocol error: the message was not recognized as a valid MQTT packet.
REASON_CODE_INVALID_PROTOCOL_VERSION
- Static variable in exception org.eclipse.paho.client.mqttv3.
MqttException
The protocol version requested is not supported by the server.
REASON_CODE_NO_MESSAGE_IDS_AVAILABLE
- Static variable in exception org.eclipse.paho.client.mqttv3.
MqttException
Internal error, caused by no new message IDs being available.
REASON_CODE_NOT_AUTHORIZED
- Static variable in exception org.eclipse.paho.client.mqttv3.
MqttException
Not authorized to perform the requested operation
REASON_CODE_PERSISTENCE_IN_USE
- Static variable in exception org.eclipse.paho.client.mqttv3.
MqttPersistenceException
Persistence is already being used by another client.
REASON_CODE_SERVER_CONNECT_ERROR
- Static variable in exception org.eclipse.paho.client.mqttv3.
MqttException
Unable to connect to server
REASON_CODE_SOCKET_FACTORY_MISMATCH
- Static variable in exception org.eclipse.paho.client.mqttv3.
MqttException
Server URI and supplied
SocketFactory
do not match.
REASON_CODE_SSL_CONFIG_ERROR
- Static variable in exception org.eclipse.paho.client.mqttv3.
MqttException
SSL configuration error.
REASON_CODE_UNEXPECTED_ERROR
- Static variable in exception org.eclipse.paho.client.mqttv3.
MqttException
An unexpected error has occurred.
release()
- Method in class org.eclipse.paho.client.mqttv3.internal.
FileLock
Releases the lock.
remove(String)
- Method in class org.eclipse.paho.client.mqttv3.internal.
MemoryPersistence
remove(String)
- Method in class org.eclipse.paho.client.mqttv3.internal.security.
SSLSocketFactoryFactory
Remove the configuration of a given configuration identifier.
remove(String)
- Method in interface org.eclipse.paho.client.mqttv3.
MqttClientPersistence
Remove the data for the specified key.
remove(String)
- Method in class org.eclipse.paho.client.mqttv3.
MqttDefaultFilePersistence
Deletes the data with the specified key from the previously specified persistence directory.
removeToken(MqttWireMessage)
- Method in class org.eclipse.paho.client.mqttv3.internal.
CommsTokenStore
resetCounter()
- Method in class org.eclipse.paho.client.mqttv3.internal.wire.
CountingInputStream
Resets the counter to zero.
RESOLUTION
- Static variable in class com.aware.
Gravity.GravityProvider.GravityDevice
RESOLUTION
- Static variable in class com.aware.
Gyroscope.GyroscopeProvider.GyroDevice
RESOLUTION
- Static variable in class com.aware.
Light.LightProvider.LightDevice
RESOLUTION
- Static variable in class com.aware.
Magnetometer.MagnetometerProvider.MagnetometerDevice
RESOLUTION
- Static variable in class com.aware.
Orientation.OrientationProvider.OrientationDevice
RESOLUTION
- Static variable in class com.aware.
Pressure.PressureProvider.PressureDevice
RESOLUTION
- Static variable in class com.aware.
Proximity.ProximityProvider.ProximityDevice
RESOLUTION
- Static variable in class com.aware.
Rotation.RotationProvider.RotationDevice
RESOLUTION
- Static variable in class com.aware.
Temperature.TemperatureProvider.TemperatureDevice
ResourceBundleCatalog
- Class in
org.eclipse.paho.client.mqttv3.internal
ResourceBundleCatalog()
- Constructor for class org.eclipse.paho.client.mqttv3.internal.
ResourceBundleCatalog
Rotation
- Class in
com.aware
AWARE Rotation module - Rotation raw data - Rotation sensor information
Rotation()
- Constructor for class com.aware.
Rotation
Rotation.BackgroundService
- Class in
com.aware
Accelerometer background service - Backup data to webservice HTTP
Rotation.BackgroundService()
- Constructor for class com.aware.
Rotation.BackgroundService
Rotation.RotationMonitor
- Class in
com.aware
BroadcastReceiver for Rotation module - Upload data to remote webservice: ACTION_AWARE_WEBSERVICE - Clear database: ACTION_AWARE_CLEAR_DATABASES
Rotation.RotationMonitor()
- Constructor for class com.aware.
Rotation.RotationMonitor
Rotation.RotationProvider
- Class in
com.aware
AWARE Rotation Content Provider Allows you to access all the recorded rotation readings on the database Database is located at the SDCard : /AWARE/rotation.db
Rotation.RotationProvider()
- Constructor for class com.aware.
Rotation.RotationProvider
Rotation.RotationProvider.RotationData
- Class in
com.aware
Logged accelerometer data
Rotation.RotationProvider.RotationDatabase
- Class in
com.aware
Accelerometer database management
Rotation.RotationProvider.RotationDatabase(Context, String, CursorFactory, int)
- Constructor for class com.aware.
Rotation.RotationProvider.RotationDatabase
Rotation.RotationProvider.RotationDevice
- Class in
com.aware
Accelerometer device info
Rotation.ServiceBinder
- Class in
com.aware
Rotation.ServiceBinder()
- Constructor for class com.aware.
Rotation.ServiceBinder
run()
- Method in class org.eclipse.paho.client.mqttv3.internal.
CommsCallback
run()
- Method in class org.eclipse.paho.client.mqttv3.internal.
CommsReceiver
Run loop to receive messages from the server.
run()
- Method in class org.eclipse.paho.client.mqttv3.internal.
CommsSender
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ST.MARK MISSION OWERRI 10 CHRIST CHURCH ROAD OWERRI, NIGERIA. ATTN: NOTIFICATION OF BEQUEST On behalf of the Trustes and Executor of the estate of Late Engr. David Jones, I once again try to notify you as my earlier letter to you through the Post Office was returned undelivered. I hereby attempt to reach you via your e-mail address. I wish to notify you that late Engr.David Jones made you a beneficiary to his will. He left the sum of Seven Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars (US$750,000) to you in the codicil and last testament to his will. Being a widely traveled man, he must have been in contact with you in the past or simply you were nominated to him by one of his numerous friends abroad who wished you good.Engr.David Jones until his death was a former managing director and pioneer staff of a giant construction company. He was a very dedicated Christian who loved to give out. His great philanthropy earned him numerous awards during his lifetime. Late Engr. David Jones died on the 9th day of February 2002 at the age of 82 years, and his Will is now ready for execution. According to him this money is to support your Christian activities and to help the poor and the needy Please If I reach you, as I am hopeful, endeavor to get back to me as soon as possible to enable the immediate execution of your portion of the bequest to enable earlier disbursement by the Paying Bank. You should forward along your telephone and fax numbers, including a proof to confirm your identity as the beneficiary in question and your current mailing address if different from the above. Proof of Identity should be either clergy ID or International passport or drivers License. Send machine copy or identity proof by attachment via E-mail On demand I would send you the Obituary notice of Late David Jones for your perusal and maybe you would recognize him. I hope to hear from you in no distant time. Yours in His service Rev Fr. john Cohen (smm.) Parish Priests Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>----------------------------------------------------------------------- Deja de trabajar para beneficiar a tu jefe. TRABAJA PARA TI Y DESDE CASA. http://www.eresmas.com/banners/promo.html?trabajadesdecasa


5 Nigerians That Have Been Nominated For Grammy Awards
by Michael BamideleThe Grammy Award, unarguably the biggest music award in the world, is presented annually by The Recording Academy to recognize achievements in the music industry.
And some Nigerian musicians have been nominated at different times for the awards. It is interesting to note that these nominations have been for the World Best Music Category. See below the Nigerians that have earned Grammy nominations:
King Sunny Ade
Chief Sunday Adeniyi Adegeye is a juju singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist. King Sunny Ade has been nominated for the grammy twice.
- Synchro System [Grammy 1984]
It was the second of King Sunny Adé’s three releases for Island Records, following on the heels of 1982’s Juju Music but was not as critically well-received as the first. The album was re-released in 1990 under the variant spelling Synchro System.
- Odu [Grammy 1999]
Odu was released in 1998 on Mesa/Atlantic. Recorded at Dockside Studios, Maurice, Louisiana, it was produced by Andrew Frankel and features traditional Yoruba music. Odù means oracle in the Yoruba divination systems of Ifá.
Babatunde Olatunji
Babatunde Olatunji (April 7, 1927 – April 6, 2003) was a Nigerian drummer, educator, social activist, and recording artist. Olatunji was nominated once.
- Love Drum talk [Grammy 1998]
Femi Kuti
Olufela Olufemi Anikulapo Kuti is the eldest son of Afrobeat pioneer Fela Kuti and a grandchild of a political campaigner, women’s rights activist and traditional aristocrat Funmilayo Ransome Kuti. He began his musical career playing in his father’s band, Egypt 80.
Femi Kuti has the highest grammy nominations in Nigeria, he has been nominated four times.
- Fight to Win [Grammy 2003]
“Fight to Win” was released in mid-October 2001. The album featured a number of respected rap artists like Mos Def and Common.
- Day by Day [Grammy 2010]
“Day by Day” released in mid-October 2008. A definitive album that helped to establish Femi as a true original with his own unique style; it was nominated for a Grammy award.
- Africa for Africa [Grammy 2012]
“Africa for Africa” was released in 2011.
- No Place for My Dream [Grammy 2014]
“No Place for My Dream” was released in June 2013 under Knitting Factory Records.
Seun Kuti
Oluseun Anikulapo Kuti the youngest son of famous afrobeat pioneer Fela Kuti. Seun leads his father’s former band Egypt 80.
- Black Times [Grammy 2019]
Burna Boy
- African Giant [Grammy 2020]
African Giant was released on July 26, 2019. It is Burna Boy’s fourth studio album.
The album featured guest appearances from Zlatan Ibile, Jorja Smith, Jeremih, Serani, M.anifest, Damian Marley, Angelique Kidjo, Future and YG.


Wind Energy Project Approved for Lompoc
by Edhat Staff(stock photo)
By edhat staff
The Santa Barbara County Planning Commission approved a wind energy project for Lompoc this Wednesday.
After a lengthy meeting, the commission voted unanimously for BayWa's 98 megawatts Strauss Wind Project in the hills south of Lompoc. This will be Santa Barbara County's first wind farm.
The project plans to place 29 wind turbines that are nearly 500 feet tall on approximately 3,000 acres near Miguelito Canyon and a 5,000 square foot operations building. This is the same location as the previously-approved Lompoc Wind Energy Project from 2009 that was scrapped due to the recession.
The turbines can produce enough electricity for 43,000 homes and will reduce carbon dioxide emissions by 40,000 metric tons per year. It also provides an estimated $40 million in tax revenue over the project's 30-year life span, creates 150 temporary construction jobs and 4 to 6 permanent jobs, and will allow local ranchers to continue agricultural operations while receiving supplemental income, according to the project's supporters.
The majority of public attendees supported the project although concerns were raised about the potential effect on birds and removing oak trees.
The Community Environmental Council stated the modified final project includes micro-siting turbines to reduce impacts to birds, reducing oak tree removal by 87%, and requiring that 10 oaks be planted for each one removed.
The project is expected to be completed late next year.