| 003:140 Khan | : |
If a wound (and killing) has touched you, be sure a similar wound (and killing) has touched the others. And so are the days (good and not so good), We give to men by turns, that Allah may test those who believe, and that He may take martyrs from among you. And Allah likes not the Zalimun (polytheists and wrong-doers). |
| 003:140 Maulana | : |
If a wound has afflicted you, a wound like it has also afflicted the (disbelieving) people. And We bring these days to men by turns, that Allah may know those who believe and take witnesses from among you. And Allah loves not the wrongdoers, |
| 003:140 Pickthal | : |
If ye have received a blow, the (disbelieving) people have received a blow the like thereof. These are (only) the vicissitudes which We cause to follow one another for mankind, to the end that Allah may know those who believe and may choose witnesses from among you; and Allah loveth not wrong-doers. |
| 003:140 Rashad | : |
If you suffer hardship, the enemy also suffers the same hardship. We alternate the days of victory and defeat among the people. GOD thus distinguishes the true believers, and blesses some of you with martyrdom. GOD dislikes injustice. |
| 003:140 Sarwar | : |
If you get hurt, certainly others have also experienced injuries. We have made people pass through the different turns of history so that God would know the true believers, have some of you bear witness to the people's deeds, {God does not love the unjust} |
| 003:140 Shakir | : |
If a wound has afflicted you (at Ohud), a wound like it has also afflicted the (unbelieving) people; and We bring these days to men by turns, and that Allah may know those who believe and take witnesses from among you; and Allah does not love the unjust. |
| 003:140 Sherali | : |
If you have received an injury, surely the disbelieving people have already received a similar injury. And such days WE cause to alternate among men that they may be admonished, and that ALLAH may cause to be distinguished those who believe and may take witnesses from among you; and ALLAH loves not the unjust. |
| 003:140 Yusufali | : |
If a wound hath touched you, be sure a similar wound hath touched the others. Such days (of varying fortunes) We give to men and men by turns: that Allah may know those that believe, and that He may take to Himself from your ranks Martyr-witnesses (to Truth). And Allah loveth not those that do wrong. |
Concepts/Themes Covered: الجهاد > نتائج الحرب > الهزيمة Jihad> The War Results> The Defeat العمل > العمل الصالح > الاستقامة في العمل Action(Work)> The Good Deeds>Honesty at Work الإنسان والعلاقات الأخلاقية > الأخلاق الحميدة > الاستقامة Man and The Moral Relations> Good Morals>Honesty
This tool uses eight English parallel translations for the Holy Quran imported from Mr. Clay Smith. You can also visit Qurany Concepts for browsing the Quran themes or topics. If you want to search the Holy Quran for keywords, please visit Qurany Keywords.


Welcome to the Mississippi BBQ Trail
Annual BBQ Competitions in Mississippi
| Event | Date | Location | Sanctioning Network |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Loose Caboose Festival | 1st Saturday in March | Newton, MS | Memphis Barbecue Network |
| Grilling on the River | 2nd Weekend in April | Columbus, MS | Kansas City Barbeque Society |
| Ham Jam BBQ Contest | 3rd Weekend in April | Philadelphia, MS | Memphis Barbecue Network |
| Southaven Springfest | 4th Weekend in April | Southaven, MS | Memphis Barbecue Network |
| Stand By Your Grill BBQ Championship | August 15-16, 2014 | Fulton, MS | Kansas City Barbeque Society |
| Mississippi Springfest | 4th Weekend in August | Ashland, MS | Kansas City Barbeque Society |
| Fire & Feast BBQ Competition & Festival | September 5-6, 2014 | Yazoo City, MS | Memphis Barbecue Network |
| KC Hog Wild Corinth BBQ | 1st Weekend in October | Corinth, MS | Kansas City Barbeque Society |
| Smokin on the Rez | Last Weekend in October | Ridgeland, MS | Memphis Barbecue Network |


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--- layout: post status: publish published: true title: Running the BTF Assembler using the PipelineTesting Library author: display_name: Tomas Restrepo login: tomasr email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>url: http://winterdom.com/ author_login: tomasr author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://winterdom.com/ wordpress_id: 391 wordpress_url: http://winterdom.com/2006/12/runningthebtfassemblerusingthepipelinetestinglibrary date: '2006-12-13 09:24:42 +0000' date_gmt: '2006-12-13 09:24:42 +0000' categories: - BizTalk tags: [] comments: [] ---
Here are a couple of tips if you plan on running the BizTalk Framework (BTF) Assembler Component as part of a send pipeline using my BizTalk PipelineTesting Library:
Tip 1: Ensure all necessary schemas are available
The BTF Assembler will require access to all its own set of envelope and header schemas from the pipeline context, so be sure they are available. All the schemas are in the Microsoft.BizTalk.GlobalPropertySchemas.dll assembly, so you can easily add them to the pipeline like this:
pipeline.AddDocSpec(typeof(BTF2Schemas.btf2_endpoints_header));
pipeline.AddDocSpec(typeof(BTF2Schemas.btf2_envelope));
pipeline.AddDocSpec(typeof(BTF2Schemas.btf2_manifest_header));
pipeline.AddDocSpec(typeof(BTF2Schemas.btf2_process_header));
pipeline.AddDocSpec(typeof(BTF2Schemas.btf2_receipt_header));
pipeline.AddDocSpec(typeof(BTF2Schemas.btf2_services_header));
Tip 2: How to set the content encoding
If you're also using the MIME/SMIME encoder component on your pipeline, keep this in mind: For some reason, while playing with this yesterday, I could not get the value of the ContentTransferEncoding property of the MIME encoder to be used when running my pipeline (an empty pipeline where I added the component manually). However, I found that I could work around this by directly setting the value on a property in the body part of the input message to the pipeline, like this:
inputMsg.BodyPart.PartProperties.Write("ContentTransferEncoding", "http://schemas.microsoft.com/BizTalk/2003/mime-properties", "7bit");
Hope this helps!


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THE OTHERS A film review by Mark R. Leeper CAPSULE: This is a ghost story with surprises, atmosphere, and authentic gooseflesh. Nicole Kidman stars as an over-protective, neurotic mother in a house that must be kept dark to protect the children. The Channel Islands make for a perfect dismal setting for a suspenseful well-written ghost story. The film was written, directed, and even scored by Chilean-born Alejandro Amenabar. Rating: 7 (0 to 10), +2 (-4 to +4). This review written with intent avoiding spoilers; in general it is recommended that the viewer avoid reading too much about the film before seeing it.
It is difficult to think of something new to do with a ghost story. Just creating atmosphere is really not enough. Once the ghosts start throwing things around and doing physical damage, as they did in POLTERGEIST, a ghost story no longer is a ghost story as much as it is a monster movie. On the other hand just leaving around clues that something from beyond is around, maybe the sound of a woman crying or bloody footprints on the carpet, very quickly becomes tiresome. Even some of the best ghost stories diversify. They function as a ghost story and something else. Frequently it is a ghost story and a simple murder mystery as was done with THE UNINVITED, THE CHANGELING, and THE LADY IN WHITE. WHAT LIES BENEATH was a ghost story that turned into a murder mystery that turned into a stalker movie. (And none of them was very good.) Some of the best just mix character portraits with ghost story. THE INNOCENTS and the original THE HAUNTING do that nicely. Into the latter category comes THE OTHERS. This is a very good ghost story with some very tricky things going on. Watching it I think I must have come up with about eight different theories to explain what I was seeing. In the end I gave myself about one-third credit for having solved part of the puzzle.
It is late 1945 and Grace (played by Nicole Kidman) lives on one of the Channel Islands that the Germans occupied during the war that so recently ended. On this island good weather is just a thick gray cloud cover, but sometimes the fog is so thick it seeps into the house and seemingly into Grace's soul. Grace lives in a brooding mansion with her two children, both allergic to light. The Germans cut off the electricity and, partially for the sake of the children, Grace never restored it.
To protect the children from light, Grace has very strict rules about keeping all but very faint light out of rooms. This is a house that has befriended the darkness and shuns the light. These inflexible rules have to be explained in detail to the newly arrived hired help. The old hired help just disappeared one day not long ago. Adding to the mystery is that one of the children has been hearing a crying boy at night. That is just the set-up for this story written as well as directed and musically scored by Alejandro Amenabar. And the story he has created is tightly written. Amenabar leaves a lot of details to be explained in this puzzle of a script and every mystery is explained by the denouement.
This is a film that in large part is built around the Kidman performance. From the beginning she plays it as an authoritarian with many idiosyncratic rules of how to run her house. Meanwhile she traumatizes her children with her matter-of-fact, hellfire- and-brimstone religious interpretations. Amenabar has her made up to look very much the way Alfred Hitchcock would have made up Grace Kelly, whom she even seems to resemble in this film.
This is a film sculpted from darkness. Interior shots are nearly almost always half-dark, obscuring part of the picture. The lighting frequently gives the effect of being solely from candles. Exteriors are little brighter with figures receding into the thick fog. The visuals and the story line remain half- hidden and enigmatic to the viewer. The characters are uniformly dressed in dark colors or in black.
THE OTHERS is a stylistically well-controlled and effective ghost story. It relies on mood rather than special effects and succeeds admirably. I rate it a 7 on the 0 to 10 scale and a +2 on the -4 to +4 scale.
Mark R. Leeper<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Copyright 2001 Mark R. Leeper
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Mobile theme editor basic tests
Mobile theme cloning, saving and opening
Steps
- You'll want to setup a virgin user environment by creating a whole new user
login or resetting the existing user login (e.g., delete users/ folder, restart server).
Clear the browser cache. Launch the Maqetta server. Login if
necessary.
- Bring up the New Theme dialog multiple times to clone "custom" into "mymobiletheme" (or whatever), "android" into "android1" (or whatever), "iphone" into "iphone1" (or whatever), "ipad" into "ipad1" (or whatever) and "blackberry" into "blackberry1" (or whatever).
- Close two of the new theme editor windows by clicking on the "x" on the editor tab. Then reopen those theme editor tabs using the Open Theme... command.
Expected results
- A new theme editor tab should open for each of your new themes after issuing the New Theme command.
- The theme editor should show a global section at the top and a TabContainer at bottom where you can click on tabs to go to different groups of specific widgets.
- The cloned theme's look should be exactly the same
as the original theme (i.e., the theme that was clone.)
- The Open Theme... command should show a list of all cloned themes and be able to open the theme editor on any of the cloned themes.
Global theming
Steps
- Do the following operations for each of your newly cloned themes:
- From the states tab select the Normal state. All widgets should be enabled
- Click to select the "Page backgrounds and Fonts" widget at the top of the editing window.
In the
Styling palette, make sure you can change background-color and background-image using a gradient.
(You'll need to click on the "..." button to bring up the Background dialog in order to create/edit gradients.)
Also in the Styling palette, change some
combination of font-family, font-size, font-color, and boldness.
You should see the effect on
the canvas as you change properties. Some of the property changes such
as font-family and font-size should affect multiple widgets.
- Click to select the "Heading Background" widget. In the
Styling palette, change background color, background-image (using gradients in some cases),
and some font properties.
You should see the effect on
the canvas as you change properties. Some of the property changes such
as font-family and font-size should affect multiple widgets. Be sure to click on all of the tabs
of the TabContainer surrounding the bottom-half of the mobile theme editor to see the effect
of global styling changes across multiple widgets.
- Click to select the "Button Background" widget. In the
Styling palette, change background color, background-image (using gradients in some cases),
and some font properties.
You should see the effect on
the canvas as you change properties. Some of the property changes such
as font-family and font-size should affect multiple widgets. Be sure to click on all of the tabs
of the TabContainer surrounding the bottom-half of the mobile theme editor to see the effect
of global styling changes across multiple widgets.
- Click on the Save icon on the main toolbar to save
the new file.
- Click on the X close button for the editor tab for
this file
- Re-open the theme editor for this theme from the Open menu.
- Issue a Create HTML File command, and set composition type to one of the mobile devices.
- Add some Dojo Mobile widgets (e.g., View, Heading, TabBar, Button, Switch) to the canvas.
- Click on the Switch Theme icon on the toolbar and switch to this new mobile theme.
Expected results
- As you change properties in the theme editor, the canvas
should update so that the widgets reflect the styling changes you made.
- After save and reopen, the saved theme should open and its
contents should be the same as how it was when you clicked on the Save
button.
- After you have created your new HTML file with the widgets,
you should see that the widgets have the styling changes you made in
the theme editor.
Primitive widget theming and states
Steps
- From the states tab select the Normal state. All widgets should be enabled
- Click to on a few widgets and attempt to change Styling properties,
particularly backgrounds, borders, fonts, and padding.
For example, Heading, Button and TextBox.
In most cases, you should see the effect on
the canvas as you change properties. Note that there are various
complexities with the theme editor, so not every CSS property
can be changed for every widget. Usually, you are able to change
backgrounds, borders and fonts.
Another complexity involves backgrounds.
If there is a background-image (including gradients) and it's fully opaque,
it might entirely obscure the background-color..
- Change the state on the States palette from Normal to Selected. Change font and background on Button when in Selected state.
- Change properties on various widgets in various states.
- Click on the Save icon on the main toolbar to save
the modified theme.
- Click on the X close button for the editor tab for
this file
- Re-open the theme editor for this theme
- Create a new HTML file with composition type of one of the mobile devices (e.g., iphone). Before clicking Create,
click on the "Theme..." button. In the Select theme dialog, for mobile theme, change "(device-specific)" to the name of your new theme.
Then back in the New HTML file dialog, click Create.
- Add various widgets to the page for which you modified styling in the theme editor.
Expected results
- After you have created your new HTML file with the widgets,
you should see that the widgets have the styling changes you made in
the theme editor.
Subwidget theming
Steps
- If necessary, re-open the theme editor for one of your newly cloned mobile themes from the Open menu.
- Go to the "Rects and Lists" section at the bottom and click to select on the "Item 1" widget.
- With Widget Outer Container checked as the current subwidget, go to the Borders section of the Properties palette,
choose "Show: props", and then set border-color to a different color.
The border of the ListItem should reflect the new color.
- Click on the ListItem subwidget. Change background-color to pink.
Both ListItems should show the new background color.
- Click on the MoveTo subwidget. Change border-color to green.
The arrow should now be green.
- Click-select other widgets and find other widgets that have subwidgets. Try changing various properties.
In some cases, you will see the effect on
the canvas as you change properties, but in other cases not. Note that there are various
complexities with the theme editor, so not every CSS property
can be changed for every widget or sub-widget.
- Click on the Save icon on the main toolbar to save
the modified theme.
- Click on the X close button for the editor tab for
this file
- Re-open the theme editor for this theme
- Create a new HTML file with composition type of one of the mobile devices (e.g., iphone). Before clicking Create,
click on the "Theme..." button. In the Select theme dialog, for mobile theme, change "(device-specific)" to the name of your new theme.
Then back in the New HTML file dialog, click Create.
Expected results
- As you change properties in the theme editor, the canvas
should update so that the widgets reflect the styling changes you made.
- After save and reopen, the saved theme should open and its
contents should be the same as how it was when you clicked on the Save
button.
- After you have created your new HTML file with the widgets,
you should see that the widgets have the styling changes you made in
the theme editor.


| Author | Eur van Andel<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Copyright © 2012 |
| Adapted-by | |
| Compiler | =2.40 |
this library works with the Sensirion SDP600 series pressure sensors Output is value, pressure in Pascal is value/scale, where scale is typically 60. Range is -500 to 500 Pa. Nota Bene: these sensors have 3V3 supply and data!
No dependency found
var bit tx_ok
for I2C debugging
const byte sdp600_addr = 0b1000_0000
add 1 when reading, add zero when writing
sdp600_soft_reset()
force soft reset of pressure sensor
sdp600_read_press_raw() return sword
initiate pressure measurement and read data returns raw data as sword raw data is pressure * scale does not check CRC
sdp600_read_press_pa() return sword
initiate pressure measurement and read data returns pressure in pascal as sword does not check CRC
| 18f452 | 18f452_pressure.jal |


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Extensions included with Lua4z
Lua4z includes the following Lua extension libraries.
| Name | Description | Version | License | Copyright years and owners |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| LuaISPF | Lua4z extension for z/OS® ISPF services | 1.0.0 | Lua4z | 2014 Fundi Software |
| ansicolors | A simple Lua function for printing to the console in color | 1.0.2-3 | MIT | 2009 Rob Hoelz, 2011 Enrique García Cota |
| busted | Unit testing framework | 1.10.0-0 | MIT | 2012 Olivine Labs, LLC |
| CGILua | Tool for creating dynamic web pages and manipulating input data from web forms | 5.1.4 | MIT | 2003 Kepler Project |
| CJSON | Provides JSON support for Lua | 2.1.0 | MIT | 2010-2012 Mark Pulford |
| cliargs | Command-line argument parser for Lua | 2.1.2 | MIT | 2012 Ahmad Amireh |
| cmsgpack | MessagePack implementation and bindings for Lua | 0.3.0 | BSD 2-clause | 2012 Salvatore Sanfilippo |
| Copas | Coroutine Oriented Portable Asynchronous Services for Lua | 1.2.1 | MIT | 2005-2010 Kepler Project |
| Copas Timer | Socket scheduler | 1.0.0-1 | MIT/X11 | 2011-2014 Thijs Schreijer |
| Cosmo | Safe templates engine | 13.01.30-1 | MIT/X11 | 2008-2010 Fabio Mascarenhas, 2007-2008 Yuri Takhteyev |
| coxpcall | Coroutine-safe xpcall and pcall versions | 1.14.0-2 | MIT | 2005 Kepler Project |
| Date | Date and time module | 2.1 | MIT | 2005, 2006 Jas Latrix; 2013-2014 Thijs Schreijer |
| dkjson | A module for encoding and decoding JSON | 2.4-1 | MIT | 2010-2014 David Heiko Kolf |
| iconv | POSIX iconv binding (performs character set conversions) | 7-1 (yes, a hyphen) | MIT | 2005-2010 Alexandre Erwin Ittner |
| inspect | Lua table visualizer, ideal for debugging | 2.0-1 | MIT | 2013 Enrique García Cota |
| Lanes | Multithreading library | 3.8.5 | MIT | 2007-11 Asko Kauppi, 2010-12 Benoit Germain |
| LDoc | A Lua documentation tool | 1.3.12-1 | MIT/X11 | 2011 Steve Donovan |
| lpack | Lua library for packing and unpacking binary data | - | Public domain | None |
| Lpeg | Parsing Expression Grammars For Lua | 0.11 | MIT | 2013 Lua.org, PUC-Rio |
| LuaCrypto | Lua frontend to the OpenSSL cryptographic library
Requires OpenSSL |
0.2.0 | MIT | 2006 Keith Howe |
| LuaDBI | A database interface library | 0.5 | MIT | 2008-2010 Neil Richardson |
| LuaExpat | SAX XML parser based on the Expat library | 1.2.0 | MIT | 2003-2007 The Kepler Project |
| LuaFileSystem | File system library | 1.6.2 | MIT | 2003 Kepler Project |
| LuaJSON | Customizable JSON decoder/encoder | 1.3.2-1 | MIT/X11 | 2008 Thomas Harning Jr. |
| LuaLogging | A simple API to use logging features | 1.3.0-1 | MIT | 2004-2013 Kepler Project |
| luaposix | Lua bindings for POSIX (including curses) | release 29 | MIT/X11 | 2006-2013 luaposix authors |
| LuaSec | A binding for the OpenSLL library to provide TLS/SSL communication
Requires OpenSSL |
0.4.1 | MIT | 2006-2011 Bruno Silvestre, PUC-Rio |
| LuaSocket | Network support | 2.0.2 | MIT | 2004-2007 Diego Nehab |
| LuaSQL | Database connectivity for Lua | 2.3.0-1 | MIT/X11 | 2003-2007 The Kepler Project |
| luassert | Extends Lua's built-in assertions | 1.7.0-0 | MIT | 2012 Olivine Labs, LLC |
| Luaunit | A unit-testing framework | 1.5 | BSD 2-clause | 2005, 2007, 2012 Philippe Fremy |
| middleclass | A simple OOP library for Lua | 3.0-0 | MIT | 2011 Enrique García Cota |
| Orbit | An MVC framework for Lua | 2.2.0-1 | MIT/X11 | 2007-2008 The Kepler Project |
| Orbiter | A self-contained personal web framework | v0.3 | MIT/X11 | 2010 Steve Donovan |
| Penlight | Lua utility libraries loosely based on the Python standard libraries | 1.1.0-3 | MIT/X11 | 2009 Steve Donovan, David Manura |
| redis-lua | A Lua client library for the redis key value storage system | 2.0.4-0 | MIT/X11 | 2009-2013 Daniele Alessandri |
| Rings | Create new Lua states from within Lua | 1.3.0-1 | MIT/X11 | 2006 Kepler Project |
| say | String hashing/indexing library: useful for internationalization | 1.2-1 | MIT | 2012 Olivine Labs, LLC |
| struct | Library for converting data to and from C structs | 1.4 | MIT | 2010-2012 Lua.org, PUC-Rio |
| Telescope | A test/spec library for Lua | 0.4.1-1 | MIT/X11 | 2009-2012 Norman Clarke |
| VStruct | Functions for manipulating binary data | 1.2 | MIT | 2011 Ben "ToxicFrog" Kelly; FP module Copyright 2008 Peter "Corsix" Cawley |
| websockets | Websockets: provides sync and async clients and servers for copas | 1 | MIT/X11 | 2012 Gerhard Lipp |
| WSAPI | Web server API | 1.6-1 | MIT/X11 | 2007-2010 Kepler Project |
| Xavante | Web server | 2.3.0-1 | MIT/X11 | 2003-2010 Kepler Project |
| zlib | Interface to zlib
Requires zlib |
0.3-0 | MIT | 2009 Brian Maher |
External libraries included with Lua4z
Lua4z includes the following libraries that are required by Lua extensions.
| Name | Description | Version | License | Copyright years and owners |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| OpenSSL | Cryptography and SSL/TLS toolkit
Required by LuaCrypto and LuaSec |
1.0.1i | OpenSSL and original SSLeay | 1998-2011 The OpenSSL Project
1995-1998 Eric Young |
| zlib | Compression library
Required by the zlib Lua extension |
1.2.8 | zlib | 1995-2013 Jean-loup Gailly and Mark Adler |
Other items included with Lua4z
| Name | Description | Version | License | Copyright years and owners |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| clidebugger | A simple command line interface debugger for Lua written in pure Lua | - | MIT | 2006 Dave Nichols |
Licenses
Extensions developed specifically for Lua4z are distributed under the Lua4z license.
Other copyrighted extensions included with Lua4z are distributed under one of the following licenses:
MIT license, the same license as Lua.
The text of these licenses is reproduced here.
External libraries included with Lua4z have their own licenses, reproduced here where required by the terms of the license.
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🏹 Archery
Archery allows you to declare all your project’s metadata and what you can do with it in one single place.
Within Archery all your data is centralized as JSON in one file called Archerfile
. The whole content of that file is treated as metadata. Within scripts
you declare whatever you want to run.
The following code shows how an Archerfile may look like. Besides the name and version of the project, it declares two scripts:
{
"name": "YourProject",
"help": "Thanks for downloading this project and trying it out.",
"version": "1.0.0",
"scripts": {
"xcproj": {
"arrow": "vknabel/BashArrow",
"help": "Generate the Xcode Project for the current SPM project",
"command": "swift package generate-xcodeproj"
},
"generate-version": {
"arrow": "vknabel/StencilArrow",
"help": "Injects the current version into the SPM project",
"template": "Version.swift.stencil",
"destination": "Sources/ArcheryKit/Version.generated.swift",
"searchPaths": ["Scripts"]
}
}
}
$ archery xcproj
will use Mint to load vknabel/BashArrow, which executes a given command. Whenever you want to run simple scripts on the command line which do not require global installs, this is an universal way to go.$ archery generate-version
is based on vknabel/StencilArrow. It will pass all contents of the Archerfile to render the contents ofVersion.swift.stencil
using the Stencil language. Whenever you need information of your Archerfile inside other files, this way should be the most convenient.
If you are new to a project, Archery will help you to get started as it acts as a project internal CLI. The generated help for the Archerfile can be accessed as below.
$ archery
Thanks for downloading this project and trying it out.
Available Commands:
generate-version Injects the current version into the SPM project
xcproj Generate the Xcode Project for the current SwiftPM project
No matter which arrow you will choose for your scripts: it comes with all dependencies it needs. No need for any additional commands.
Scripts
The script tag at root level drives the available subcommands and is interpreted as Array of scripts.
| Option | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
arrow |
Required | Github repository for a Swift CLI. See vknabel/ArrowKit. |
version |
master |
The version that shall be used. Will be cached within .archery/mint |
help |
None | The description of the script. |
nestedArrow |
false |
Treat subcommands as arrow. Allows to write arrows in different languages. See vknabel/ArrowKit. |
Getting Started
In order to use Archery within your own project, either create your Archerfile by hand or let Archery create one for you.
$ archery init
🏹 Created at Archerfile
Now you can add all your metadata and scripts. Don’t know where to start? Here are some examples for you:
- If you develop a library you could generate your
.podspec
,Package.swift
andCartfile
. All your dependencies would be declared within your Archerfile, the manifests would be generated using vknabel/StencilArrow. - What is your release process? Why not start it using
$ archery release
? As this script will be more complex, the best would be to use vknabel/ArcheryArrow. You can find a more complete list at the Available Arrows. - What do you need to install or configure in order to get started with your project? You could move some dependencies into arrows or guide the new users through a tutorial. You can find a more complete list at the Available Arrows.
Installation
Using Mint
$ mint run vknabel/Archery
Using Marathon
$ marathon run vknabel/archery
Swift Package Manager
$ git clone https://github.com/vknabel/Archery.git
$ cd Archery
$ swift build -c release
$ cp -f .build/release/archery /usr/local/bin/archery
Archery can also be embedded within your own CLI using SwiftPM.
Available Arrows
Currently the following arrows are known. Feel free to add your own arrows. If you want to write your own arrow head over to vknabel/ArrowKit and feel free to add to add your own arrow here.
Archery
vknabel/ArcheryArrow Runs multiple scripts.
- Automate complex actions by reusing small building blocks
- Combine all steps for a new release into one command
- Enforce code style and code format in a pre-commit hook
Bash
vknabel/BashArrow Run bash scripts.
- Write custom arrows in other languages using the
"nestedArrow": true
- Generate your docs using jazzy
Beak
vknabel/BeakArrow Run functions inside Swift files. Based on yonaskolb/Beak.
- Great to keep related programs together
- Automate your project
- Write custom arrows in Swift using
"nestedArrow": true
Stencil
vknabel/StencilArrow Render your metadata. Based on kylef/Stencil.
- Keep your versions up-to-date
- Generate your Podfile
- Create new models or classes
Marathon
vknabel/MarathonArrow Run Swift scripts. Based on JohnSundell/Marathon.
- Write arrows that are specific to your project with
"nestedArrow": true
- Automate your project
Mint
vknabel/MintArrow Run CLIs written in Swift. Internally used for all arrows. Based on yonaskolb/Mint.
- Run Swiftlint, SwiftFormat and other scripts
- Install local dependencies when needed
Development Status
As Archery is still in early development I want every user to know as early as possible what may actually change or break in future. This project uses semantic versioning. Version 1.0.0 will be released when known bugs are fixed, all major features have been implemented and upcoming one can be implemented without breaking changes. Additional requirements are a good documentation and good error messages. Until 1.0 has been reached minor updates may break, but patches will stay patches and hence safe for updates.
Archerfile Loaders
In bigger projects the Archerfile
may get huge when used regularly. Later it shall be possible to extract some JSON values into external files and even other scripts. As the Archerfile
should not be read directly, this update won’t break arrows.
YAML file format
Especially if your Archerfile
contains descriptions it will get hard to read soon. As a better format we will replace JSON with YAML, which is a superset of JSON and hence won’t break your configs. As the Archerfile
should not be read directly, this update won’t break arrows.
Contributors
- Valentin Knabel, @vknabel<EMAIL_ADDRESS>@vknabel on Twitter
License
Archery is available under the MIT license.


Sabah changes law to allow 18-year-olds to run in state elections
by BY JULIA CHANKOTA KINABALU, Nov 21 — In a whopping 55-majority decision, the Sabah legislative assembly passed a Bill today to lower the age of election candidates from 21 to 18.
State Law and Native Affairs Minister Datuk Aidi Mokhtar said the amendment was made to be in line with Parliament’s move to lower the voting age as well as the qualifying age to contest in a general election.
The Bill to amend the Constitution of the State of Sabah Article 16 was supported by 55 assemblyman out of the total 65. Ten were absent from the House when the vote was taken.
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PSU banks disburse Rs 2.52 lakh cr loans in October
An amount of Rs 1.05 lakh crore was fresh lending, the Department Financial Services said in a statement.
by PTIPublic sector banks disbursed a record Rs 2.52 lakh crore of loans during the festive month of October, the Finance Ministry said on November 21.
An amount of Rs 1.05 lakh crore was fresh lending, the Department Financial Services said in a statement.
An amount of Rs 46,800 crore was given as working capital loan, it said.
The government in September had asked state-run banks to step up lending and hold outreach programmes or loans melas in 400 districts to lend to desirable shadow banks and retail borrowers.


| 1 | ||
| 2 | package paavohuh.sourcream.emulation.instructions; | |
| 3 | ||
| 4 | import org.jooq.lambda.Seq; | |
| 5 | import org.joou.UShort; | |
| 6 | import paavohuh.sourcream.emulation.Instruction; | |
| 7 | import paavohuh.sourcream.emulation.Register; | |
| 8 | import paavohuh.sourcream.emulation.State; | |
| 9 | import static paavohuh.sourcream.emulation.InstructionFactory.*; | |
| 10 | ||
| 11 | /** | |
| 12 | * Contains instructions related to input. | |
| 13 | */ | |
| 14 | public final class Input { | |
| 15 | | |
| 16 | /** | |
| 17 | * Skips the next instruction if the key with the id VX is pressed. | |
| 18 | */ | |
| 19 | public static class SkipIfKeyPressed extends Instruction.WithRegister { | |
| 20 | ||
| 21 | /** | |
| 22 | * Skips the next instruction if the key with the id VX is pressed. | |
| 23 | * @param register Contains the key id. | |
| 24 | */ | |
| 25 | public SkipIfKeyPressed(Register register) { | |
| 26 | super(register); | |
| 27 | } | |
| 28 | | |
| 29 | @Override | |
| 30 | protected int getRegisterOffset() { | |
| 31 |
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1. getRegisterOffset : replaced return of integer sized value with (x == 0 ? 1 : 0) → KILLED |
return 2; |
| 32 | } | |
| 33 | ||
| 34 | @Override | |
| 35 | protected UShort getBaseCode() { | |
| 36 |
1
1. getBaseCode : mutated return of Object value for paavohuh/sourcream/emulation/instructions/Input$SkipIfKeyPressed::getBaseCode to ( if (x != null) null else throw new RuntimeException ) → KILLED |
return UShort.valueOf(0xE09E); |
| 37 | } | |
| 38 | ||
| 39 | @Override | |
| 40 | public State execute(State state) { | |
| 41 | int key = getRegister(state).intValue(); | |
| 42 | | |
| 43 |
1
1. execute : negated conditional → NO_COVERAGE |
if (state.getInputState().getKey(key)) { |
| 44 |
1
1. execute : mutated return of Object value for paavohuh/sourcream/emulation/instructions/Input$SkipIfKeyPressed::execute to ( if (x != null) null else throw new RuntimeException ) → NO_COVERAGE |
return state.withIncrementedPc(); |
| 45 | } else { | |
| 46 |
1
1. execute : mutated return of Object value for paavohuh/sourcream/emulation/instructions/Input$SkipIfKeyPressed::execute to ( if (x != null) null else throw new RuntimeException ) → NO_COVERAGE |
return new State(state); |
| 47 | } | |
| 48 | } | |
| 49 | } | |
| 50 | | |
| 51 | /** | |
| 52 | * Skips the next instruction if the key with the id VX is up. | |
| 53 | */ | |
| 54 | public static class SkipIfKeyNotPressed extends Instruction.WithRegister { | |
| 55 | ||
| 56 | /** | |
| 57 | * Skips the next instruction if the key with the id VX is up. | |
| 58 | * @param register Contains the key id. | |
| 59 | */ | |
| 60 | public SkipIfKeyNotPressed(Register register) { | |
| 61 | super(register); | |
| 62 | } | |
| 63 | | |
| 64 | @Override | |
| 65 | protected int getRegisterOffset() { | |
| 66 |
1
1. getRegisterOffset : replaced return of integer sized value with (x == 0 ? 1 : 0) → KILLED |
return 2; |
| 67 | } | |
| 68 | ||
| 69 | @Override | |
| 70 | protected UShort getBaseCode() { | |
| 71 |
1
1. getBaseCode : mutated return of Object value for paavohuh/sourcream/emulation/instructions/Input$SkipIfKeyNotPressed::getBaseCode to ( if (x != null) null else throw new RuntimeException ) → KILLED |
return UShort.valueOf(0xE0A1); |
| 72 | } | |
| 73 | ||
| 74 | @Override | |
| 75 | public State execute(State state) { | |
| 76 | int key = getRegister(state).intValue(); | |
| 77 | | |
| 78 |
1
1. execute : negated conditional → NO_COVERAGE |
if (!state.getInputState().getKey(key)) { |
| 79 |
1
1. execute : mutated return of Object value for paavohuh/sourcream/emulation/instructions/Input$SkipIfKeyNotPressed::execute to ( if (x != null) null else throw new RuntimeException ) → NO_COVERAGE |
return state.withIncrementedPc(); |
| 80 | } else { | |
| 81 |
1
1. execute : mutated return of Object value for paavohuh/sourcream/emulation/instructions/Input$SkipIfKeyNotPressed::execute to ( if (x != null) null else throw new RuntimeException ) → NO_COVERAGE |
return new State(state); |
| 82 | } | |
| 83 | } | |
| 84 | } | |
| 85 | | |
| 86 | /** | |
| 87 | * Halts the interpreter until a key is pressed. The key is stored at the | |
| 88 | * register. | |
| 89 | */ | |
| 90 | public static class HaltUntilKeyPressed extends Instruction.WithRegister { | |
| 91 | | |
| 92 | /** | |
| 93 | * Halts the interpreter until a key is pressed. | |
| 94 | * @param register The register to store they key id in. | |
| 95 | */ | |
| 96 | public HaltUntilKeyPressed(Register register) { | |
| 97 | super(register); | |
| 98 | } | |
| 99 | | |
| 100 | @Override | |
| 101 | protected int getRegisterOffset() { | |
| 102 |
1
1. getRegisterOffset : replaced return of integer sized value with (x == 0 ? 1 : 0) → KILLED |
return 2; |
| 103 | } | |
| 104 | ||
| 105 | @Override | |
| 106 | protected UShort getBaseCode() { | |
| 107 |
1
1. getBaseCode : mutated return of Object value for paavohuh/sourcream/emulation/instructions/Input$HaltUntilKeyPressed::getBaseCode to ( if (x != null) null else throw new RuntimeException ) → KILLED |
return UShort.valueOf(0xF00A); |
| 108 | } | |
| 109 | ||
| 110 | @Override | |
| 111 | public State execute(State state) { | |
| 112 |
1
1. execute : mutated return of Object value for paavohuh/sourcream/emulation/instructions/Input$HaltUntilKeyPressed::execute to ( if (x != null) null else throw new RuntimeException ) → NO_COVERAGE |
return state.asWaitingForKey(register); |
| 113 | } | |
| 114 | } | |
| 115 | | |
| 116 | /** | |
| 117 | * Gets all input instructions. | |
| 118 | * @return A sequence of instructions. | |
| 119 | */ | |
| 120 | public static Seq<Instruction> getAll() { | |
| 121 |
1
1. getAll : mutated return of Object value for paavohuh/sourcream/emulation/instructions/Input::getAll to ( if (x != null) null else throw new RuntimeException ) → KILLED |
return Seq.concat(getAllInstances(SkipIfKeyPressed::new), |
| 122 | getAllInstances(SkipIfKeyNotPressed::new), | |
| 123 | getAllInstances(HaltUntilKeyPressed::new)); | |
| 124 | } | |
| 125 | } | |
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Query-related methods executed on the worker thread
Instance Methods | |
| (int) | - endCopyAndAccept2:errorMessage:messageWhenDone: |
| (NSArray *) | - pendingResultSets |
| (void) | - retrieveResultsAndSendToDelegate |
| (int) | - sendCopyData2:packetSize:messageWhenDone: |
| (int) | - sendQuery2:messageDelegate: |
| - (int) endCopyAndAccept2: | (BOOL) | accept | |
| errorMessage: | (NSString *) | localErrorMessage | |
| messageWhenDone: | (BOOL) | messageWhenDone | |
Finish the COPY command
| accept | Accept the copying |
| errorMessage | Custom error message, may be nil |
| messageWhenDone | Whether to send the results to the delegate |
Extends class PGTSConnection.
| - (NSArray *) pendingResultSets |
Block and retrieve all pending results If no command is active, nil will be returned
Extends class PGTSConnection.
| - (void) retrieveResultsAndSendToDelegate |
Retrieve the pending results and send them to the delegate
Extends class PGTSConnection.
| - (int) sendCopyData2: | (NSData *) | data | |
| packetSize: | (int) | packetSize | |
| messageWhenDone: | (BOOL) | messageWhenDone | |
Methods associated with the COPY command
Extends class PGTSConnection.
| - (int) sendQuery2: | (NSString *) | queryString | |
| messageDelegate: | (BOOL) | messageDelegate | |
Send the query without retrieving the result The caller must retrieve the result afterwards. This will not be enforced by the framework
Extends class PGTSConnection.


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Scheme of given URL
Domain name of given url (does not include port number)
Port of given url address
File path of url
Key-value pair of query string, values are parsed into relevant types, true/false are converted into native boolean and number is converted to native number.
Key-value pair of hash, values are parsed into relevant types, true/false are converted into native boolean and number is converted to native number.


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Program the Mice
This step involves creating different mice with different strategies
that we will use to compare (see Appendix A).
The mice that we plan to create are:
- ScatterBrained - ScatterBrained doesn't have a memory and goes
through the maze in any random open direction.
- Randy - Like ScatterBrained, Randy goes through the maze in any
random open direction. Unlike ScatterBrained, Randy has a memory.
- NESW - NESW goes North, East, South or West in that order, which
ever one is first open. He also has a memory.
- SWEN - SWEN goes South, West, East, or North in that order, which
ever one is first open. He also has a memory.
- FocusedR - FocusedR always tries to go straight. If he can't go
straight, then he turns right until an opening is found. He also has
a memory.
- FocusedL - FocusedL always tries to go straight. If he can't go
straight, then he turns left until an opening is found. He also has a
memory.
- Goalie - Goalie will always go in the open direction that is
nearest to the end of the maze. He also has a memory.
For each mouse that is to be created:
- Derive the mouse from the appropriate mouse parent.
- Program the makeAMove method. This method will implement a
specific strategy, returning a move direction of
North/East/South/West/Retreat for each move
(see Appendix B).
- Add the mouse to the maze engine software. This will allow us to
select this new mouse in our tests.
- Compile all source code using the Java compiler. Fix any compiler
errors.
- Run a test of this new mouse (in slow motion) to see if it's
strategy is programmed correctly.


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Crop
Watermark
Watermark
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Seagreen
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Golden
Pastel Pink
Tints
Radio
Twenties
Rosetint
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Bluechrome
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Grayscale
Grayscale Human Corrected
Threshold
Decompose Min
Decompose Max
Sepia
Grayscale Shades
Red Grayscale
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Blue Grayscale
Effects
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Vertical Strips
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Solarize
Oil Painting
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“ My name is Leonardo Mancilha Machado, I am a technology student, I am currently studying Html5, Css3 and Javascript. I've been studying for a few months and my profession is Front-End Programmer, I am learning to create websites and then I will learn Git and Github and some JS frameworks.I try to write the codes clearly and do my best. ”
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A list of plugins is now available at https://docs.pytest.org/en/latest/reference/plugin_list.html in the official pytest documentation.
This website was an excellent learning tool and provided a nice list of all pytest plugins available. It implements a non-trivial workflow where we execute jobs on Travis that test each plugin for compatibility against some pytest and Python versions, along with their descriptions (more info).
Maintaining the website has a non-zero cost in time, and also things are not perfect, so I decided to just stop maintaining it, given that the new list of plugins in pytest documentation already gives a good overview of the plugin ecosystem (see #66 for more details).
The website will be shut down sometime in the future, but the github repository will remain there for reference.
The source code of the website, for those interested, is available at github.com/pytest-dev/plugincompat.


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This use case details how the Shopper will use the system to scan food barcodes to determine the nutritional information about the food product.
[The use case loops from step 1.4 (Display scan food barcode screen) to step 1.7 (Display nutritional data screen) until the Shopper chooses to exit.]
If at step 1.8 (Display similar products comparison) the Shopper chooses sort the list by either by price or nutritional benefit, the system displays the sorted list. The use case continues at step 1.8 (Display similar products comparison).
If at step 1.4 (Scan food product) the Shopper chooses to search for the food product. The system displays the appropriate screen. The user enters the food product name and brand. The use case continues at step 1.5 (Retrieve nutritional data).
If at step 1.6 (Display nutritional data screen) the Shopper chooses to display recipes containing the scanned product. The system displays a list of recipes which contain the scanned product. The use case continues at step 1.4 (Scan food product).
If at step 1.3 (Select Retailer) the Shopper chooses to view the tutorial, the system displays the appropriate screen. The Shopper chooses to close the tutorial. The system closes the tutorial screen, and the use case continues at step 1.3 (Select Retailer).
If at step 1.7 (Select compare similar products) the Shopper chooses to view information on alternative foods, the system displays the appropriate screen. The Shopper chooses to scan the next barcode and the use case continues at step 1.4 (Scan Food Product).
If at any time the Shopper chooses to cancel the activity, the system displays a warning message asking the Dieter to either continue with the cancel action or quit the cancel action. If the Dieter chooses to continue with the cancel action, the use case ends. If the Dieter chooses to quit the cancel action, the system closes the message and the use case continues from its current point.
If at step 1.5 (Retrieve nutritional data) or step 1.8 (Display similar products comparison) the system establishes that the database is unavailable, the system displays a warning message. The Shopper acknowledges the warning message and the use case ends.
Lorcan Duignan never really cared about healthy food but due to a type 2 diabetes condition needs to watch what he is eating and found the barcode scanner to be simple to use. All he had to do was swipe it on and the icon for the scanner was ready to go and then it just swiped all the details. It even allowed him to know if there was too much fat, salt or sugar content in that particular item. He was able to make an informed health decision based on his own profile and also compare and contrast food prices based on nutritional value!
The Shopper must have successfully logged in, and still be logged in.
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6.1.1. LED Control¶
Your OpenMV Cam has an RGB LED and two IR LEDs on board. You can control the
red, green, and blue segments of the RGB LED individually and the two IR LEDs
as one unit. To control the LEDs first import the pyb
module. Then create
an LED class object for the particular LED you want to control:
import pyb
red_led = pyb.LED(1)
green_led = pyb.LED(2)
blue_led = pyb.LED(3)
ir_leds = pyb.LED(4)
The pyb.LED()
call creates an LED object which you can use to control a
particular LED. Pass pyb.LED()
“1” to control the red RGB LED segment, “2” to
control the green RGB LED segment, “3” to control the blue RGB LED segment, and
“4” to control the two IR LEDs.
After creating the LED control objects like above I heavily recommend that you
call the pyb.LED.off()
method for a new LED to put it into a known state.
Anyway, there are three methods you can call for each LED, pyb.LED.off()
,
pyb.LED.on()
, and pyb.LED.toggle()
which do exactly that.
Unlike other MicroPython Boards the OpenMV Cam doesn’t support the
intensity()
method to allow for PWM dimming of the LEDs. We re-purposed the
timer that was used for LED dimming for generating a clock source to power the
camera chip.
Finally, use the RGB LED for indicator purposes in your script. As the IR LEDs, those are for night vision. When you switch out your OpenMV Cam’s regular lens for our IR lens (which is a lens without an IR filter) you can then turn on the IR LEDs so that your OpenMV Cam can see in the dark.


Aggregator function to determine the asset class for the entire period, followed by asset subclass over intervals of interval.
| ARGS: | series: pandas.Series of asset prices interval: :class:string of the interval, currently only accepts quarterly or annual |
|---|---|
| RETURNS: | pandas.DataFrame of the asset_subclasses over period interval |
Note
In an effort to ensure spurious asset classes aren’t chosen (for instance, ‘US Equity’ to be chosen for one quarter and then ‘Alternatives’ to be chosen in a different quarter, simply because of “similar asset performance”), the process of the algorithm is:
1. Determine the “Overall Asset Class” for the entire period of the asset’s returns
2. Determine the subclass attributions over the rolling interval of time
All of the ticker and asset class information stored in dictionary form for use by other functions
| ARGS: | asset_class: string of US Equity, Foreign Equity, Alternative or Fixed Income. |
|---|---|
| RETURNS: | :class:dict of the asset subclasses and respective tickers |
Return asset sub class weightings that explain the asset returns over interval periods of “interval.”
| ARGS: | asset_prices: pandas.Series of the asset for which attribution will be done asset_class_prices: pandas.DataFrame of asset class prices interval :class:string of the frequency interval ‘quarterly’ or ‘annual’ |
|---|---|
| RETURNS: | pandas.DataFrame of proportions of each asset class that most explain the returns of the individual security |
Return the best fitting weights given a pandas.Series of asset prices and a pandas.DataFrame of asset class prices. Can be used with the clean_dates() function to ensure an intersection of the two indexes is being passed to the function
| ARGS: | asset_prices: m x 1 pandas.TimeSeries of asset_prices ac_prices: m x n pandas.DataFrame asset class (“ac”) prices |
|---|---|
| RETURNS: | pandas.TimeSeries of nonnegative weights for each asset such that the r_squared from the regression of \(Y ~ Xw + e\) is maximized |
Return the intersection of two pandas objects, either a pandas.Series or a pandas.DataFrame
| ARGS: | arr_a: pandas.DataFrame or pandas.Series arr_b: pandas.DataFrame or pandas.Series |
|---|---|
| RETURNS: | pandas.DatetimeIndex of the intersection of the two pandas objects |
Aggregator function that returns the overall asset class, and proportion of subclasses attributed to the returns of series.
| ARGS: | series: pandas.Series of asset prices |
|---|---|
| RETURNS: | pandas.Series of the subclasses and asset class for the entire time period |
Given as series of prices, find the most likely asset class of the asset, based on r-squared attribution of return variance (i.e. maximizing r-squared).
| ARGS: | series: pandas.Series of asset prices |
|---|
Note
Functionality for Asset Allocation Funds
Current functionality only allows for a single asset class to be chosen in an effort not to overfit the attribution of asset returns. This logic works well for “single asset class ETFs and Mutual Funds” but not for multi-asset class strategies
Given an the prices of a single asset an its overall asset class, return the proportion of returns attribute to each asset class
| ARGS: | series: pandas.Series of asset prices asset_class: string of either US Equity, Foreign Equity, Alternative, or Fixed Income |
|---|---|
| RETURNS: | pandas.DataFrame of the subclasses and their optimized proportion to explain the series returns over the entire period. |


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smoked |
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(tar / resin) |
| T+ 1:46 |
1.75 g |
oral |
Mushrooms |
(dried) |
| T+ 2:00 |
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smoked |
Heroin |
(tar / resin) |
| T+ 0:00 |
repeated |
smoked |
Cannabis |
(plant material) |
May 27, 2005 – May 28, 2005
Names have been changed.
After school on May 27, 2005, Doug and Neo picked up the mushrooms we have been desperately waiting for the past week or so. Our dealer Zak got us a 1/8th for 35 dollars, they where 10 bucks more because they are kinda rare and they were some really good mushrooms. Once we got them, Doug had 20 dollars he was going to spend on weed but couldn't get any, so he decided to get some Heroin instead. After getting them, Doug got the Heroin around 4:30. Neo was coming over to spend to night and have a very memorable time. We had planned to do mushrooms that night.
8:30pm - Neo stopped by Doug's house and the fun started to begin. We decided that we should eat the mushrooms on an empty stomach so it will effect us more. Time passed and we had nothing to do, we had to wait till Doug's mom decided to go to bed. In the mean time Neo and Doug began to watch 'Pulp Fiction” to get us in the mood. While watching, we had great urges to do some Heroin because in the movie 'Vence Vega' does heroin. We where going to do the Heroin on tin foil. Doug's mom was home so we had to wait until she went to bed.
10:00pm - Once she was in bed, Doug and Neo began slamming. We decided to do it in Doug's bathroom first but once we figured out it didn't smell much, we started to do it in Doug's room. Neo did about 10 hits, and Doug did about 12 hits.
11:00pm - We sat and watched 'Pulp Fiction' for awhile. It felt as if we where sitting on a cloud. Everything was so wondering and our bodies felt like constant orgasms. Cracking my back on Heroin feels like an Orgasm. We rabbled about some things for about 20 mins and just sat and enjoyed the moment. We wanted to wait until Doug's mom was completely asleep before we ate the mushrooms.
11:46pm - We ate the mushrooms. We put them on 2 slices of pizza, one for Doug and one for Neo. We both took about half a 1/8th. By the way, they where some really powerful mushrooms. We probably were only supposed to take a like a cap or a stem but we ingested all of it. After eating them, we decided to wait a little before we did anything else.
12:00am - We were going to leave Doug’s house around 1:00am but until then we didn’t have much to do. Neo made the last of the heroin on some tin foil. We sat on Doug’s bed talking about how we felt from all the Heroin we did before. We were not making much sense. About 20 mins after eating them Neo began his trip. He was talking different from before and started to act more random as timed passed. Doug wasn’t feeling much while Neo just started to come up. Neo had the great idea to have a bowl or too of cannabis, apparently it will affect you more if smoke while on mushrooms.
Neo and Doug took turns going outside to have a bowl or two, we thought it was safest in case Doug’s mom walked in. Neo came in talked about when he was outside, he keep stepping in water even though there was no water on the ground. Neo also said how peaceful it was while he was smoking. Once he came back inside, Doug stepped out and had a bowl. When Doug was smoking, a shadow came up that looked like a person and put out his hand as if he would like a hit. Doug, thinking nothing of it, gave the bowl to the shadow figure and then realized that the shadow figure wasn’t real. Doug went back inside and Neo and Doug started to talk about what just happened.
The heroin made us very happy while the mushroom enhanced the feeling about 20 times. We began laughing hysterically at nothing and started to type out how we felt. The feelings we were having were like nothing we have had before. It was like confusion, Euphoria, happiness combined, pretty much like exploring new places you have never been before in your brain. A good example was when Doug and Neo were sitting on the bed and Doug said to Neo “We should listen to more music” in return Neo said “Yes, we should smoke more heroin.” Pretty much we were not making any sense.
1:00am - We left Doug’s house and headed toward the Avocado Orchard that was just up Doug’s street. Getting out the house without making much noise was a difficult task since we couldn’t tell what was loud and what wasn’t. Once out of my house, we headed toward the Orchard. First thing we noticed was that we were not walking right. It seemed as though our feet had a mind of there own. It was if our feet were not there and our head’s were just floating up the street. Doug said that it seemed as though everything was spinning. The tree’s branches were moving in a circular motion and he felt at peace with everything.
 While we were walking it seemed the street wouldn’t end, it just keep on going forever. Once we reached the Orchard, Neo had the smart idea of calling nicole (One of our friends). Once Doug asked him what he was doing, he said he didn’t know and just hung up the phone. We have smoked in the orchard before and have a spot we normally go to. We walked pass the spot we normally go to and just keep walking, we soon realized that we were walking to no where and went back and sat down were we normally go.
1:15am - Once we were comfortable, Neo whipped out his piece and the weed. We started to smoke but after about the 3rd bowl, we started to hit our peak, and when I say peak, I mean the mushroom peak, the heroin peak and we were stoned. We started to pass bowls with nothing in it because we forgot that there was nothing in it. When we smoked, it seemed as though you couldn’t feel it in your lungs, we could see the smoke come out but could not feel it. We keep getting side tracked and forgot what we were doing. We started to talk about our life, past, present and pretty much everything. We weren’t really having conversations, more like talking out loud but not comprehending what the each other are saying.
We got side tracked so much that Doug would have to remind Neo what we are doing; he would point at the pipe and exclaim “Smoke.” The feeling was the most euphoric feeling. It felt as if out bodies was having constant orgasms we soon realized that smoking was pointless because we could not get any more messed up. Our brains were in complete bliss. We sat and tried to grasp what was going on. Doug thought there was someone running around in the orchard. We started to laugh uncontrollably for about 30 mins. It was the best moment in out lives, the climax of our lives. We decided to head back to Doug’s house.
Around 2:30 or 3:00am - Neo and Doug stood up, immediately after standing up, Doug fell down. We slowly made out way from our spot to the street.  We were staggering as if we were really drunk; it was if we had no balance. All we could do is put one foot in front of another and hope we don’t fall over. We were talking; well it was more like shouting because we couldn’t control the volume of our voices. We finally reached my house, normally would take about a minute, it took us about 10 mins. We made it to Doug’s room and once in the room we started to watch TV. Neo pointed out that it seemed as though everything on TV had to do with sex. TV seemed extreamly interesting. We sat on the bed and talked for awhile even thought it made no sense.
4:30am - Usually when I am tired I feel heavy, if I take that and multiple it by 100, that was how it felt. We began to come down from everything and all you could feel was heaviness and totally out of it. Doug turned off the TV and both Doug and Neo passed out.
We woke up the next day in a mood of complete happiness and appreciation to the world and its beauty. Also feeling of extreme tiredness. It was like hang over but without the shitty feeling, just the feeling of being very tired and out of it.
I would like to say that there are a lot of black moments we don’t remember about that night. Pretty much that night was the climax of our life, a feeling that can't really be described in words. It will was absolutely fantastic. I would also like to say that mushrooms and heroin is great combination. All I really have to say is that, That was a night to remember.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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- getA() - Method in class radialcolordialog.ColorTuple
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Get the 'a' value of the tuple.
- getArcSweep(double, double) - Method in class radialcolordialog.ColorBand
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Get the sweep of an arc from the start angle to the end angle.
- getB() - Method in class radialcolordialog.ColorTuple
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Get the 'b' value of the tuple.
- getC() - Method in class radialcolordialog.ColorTuple
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Get the 'c' value of the tuple.
- getChannel() - Method in class radialcolordialog.ColorBand
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Get the channel of the ColorBand.
- getChannel() - Method in class radialcolordialog.ColorBandEvent
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Get the channel of the event ColorBand.
- getChannelAsInt(Channel, int) - Method in class radialcolordialog.ColorTuple
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Get a channel value converted to an integer from the provided range (channel * range).
- getColor(TupleType) - Method in class radialcolordialog.ColorTuple
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Get the standard color from the ColorTuple.
- getColor() - Method in class radialcolordialog.RadialColorDialog
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Retrieves the color from the dialog.
- getHSB() - Method in class radialcolordialog.ColorTuple
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Get a color from this tuple treating the values as H,S,B (A,B,C);
- getInnerRadius() - Method in class radialcolordialog.ColorBand
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Get the inner radius of the Color Band.
- getInsets() - Method in class radialcolordialog.ControlPanel
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Get the insets for padding around frame.
- getNormalizedTheta(double) - Method in class radialcolordialog.ColorBand
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Normalize an angle in radians to a range of 0 to 2PI.
- getOuterRadius() - Method in class radialcolordialog.ColorBand
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Get the outer radius of the Color band.
- getRGB() - Method in class radialcolordialog.ColorTuple
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Get a Color from this tuple treating the values as R,G,B (A,B,C).
- getTuple(float) - Method in class radialcolordialog.ColorRange
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Get the tuple of the 't' value.
- getTupleType() - Method in class radialcolordialog.ColorBand
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Get the tuple type of this colorBand (RGB, or HSB).
- getTupleType() - Method in class radialcolordialog.ColorBandEvent
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Get the tuple type of the event colorBand (RGB, or HSB).
- getValue() - Method in class radialcolordialog.AlphaSlider
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Get the Value of the slider (0-255)
- getValue() - Method in class radialcolordialog.ColorBand
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Get the value of the ColorBand.
- getValue() - Method in class radialcolordialog.ColorBandEvent
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Get the value of the event ColorBand.
- getValue() - Method in class radialcolordialog.NumericalControl
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Get the value of the control.
- getValueScale() - Method in class radialcolordialog.NumericalControl
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Get the scale of the current value based on the min, max, and current value of the control.


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{% block title %}Home{% endblock %}
{%block header_scripts%}
{{super()}}
{%endblock header_scripts%}
{% block content %}
{{super()}}
{% endblock content %}
{% block footer %}
{####TODO:
I have declared this block empty to override the default footer
with an empty footer. So footer will not show up on the home page.
To undo this, simply delete this whole block.
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Helping our juniors to perfectly choose a career of their interest and passion is exactly what we do here. The students will be given guidance on their immediate next and long term career choices and opportunity by the Joshians who are proficient in their respective fields. La' Orientation Professionnelle happens twice a year, one for the 10th standard students and another for the 12th standard students. We encourage questions from the students after each session so that we get to know what they actually want to know. Information regarding competitive exams, course details, college details, board exam tips, entrance exam details will be provided to the students on this day. So thus this event takes our student's perception of education to a completely different level. |
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Creating the example game - part 1
Now that we have everything up and running, it's time to finally write a game using the mini2d.js engine!
We are going to try to reproduce the pong example, which can be found in the examples section.
So without further ado, let's get to it!
Creating a game instance
All the following code is meant to be inside the window onload fuction.
Let's begin by creating the game instance.
var game = new mini2d.Game(450, 800);
The next thing we are going to want to create is a game state.
The menu state
We will begin with the menu state game state. The code is fairly simple.
var menuState = game.addState({ init: function(){ // more code will be added here }, });
We use the previously declared game variable to call the addState function. This function takes an object with two function properties init and update as arguments.
The init function serves the purpose of initializing the state. This means that this is the place where we are going to create the button to start the game.
Please note that init and update properties are optional. Because we have no use for the update function here, we are going to omit it.
Adding init code
We are now going to proceed with adding more code to the init function to create the `start game` button.
var btn = this.addButton(0, 0, function () { gameState.start(); }, 'assets/btn.png', 'assets/btn-active.png').addText('START', '15px sans-serif', '#fff');
We use the this keyword to reference the current state and call the addButton method.
This method first specifies the position of the button, then the callback function to be called upon the button click. Next arguments specify the default texture and the last one is the texture when the button is pressed down.
The addButton method returns a button element. We use this to chain the call and call the addText method, which adds the text to the button.
Starting the menu state
Please note that we haven't yet done two things.
- Load the textures for the button element.
- Start the menuState game state.
I'm pleased to announce to you that we can achieve this two things with a single method!
We are going to use the load function.
game.load(['assets/paddle.png', 'assets/ball.png', 'assets/btn.png', 'assets/btn-active.png'], menuState);
The function takes two arguments. The first one is an array of paths to the assets to be loaded (we are going to use `paddle.png` later on) and an optional game state as the second one. This game state will be started when loading of the assets is finished.
Wrap up
And that is all for the menuState!
In the next part, we are going to create the other, more complex game state.
next chapter: Creating the example game - part 2 >


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Developed by Hashicorp, creators of Vagrant and Packer, Terraform is a tool that enables us to define our infrastructure as code (formally known as IaC). We can add or modify resources such as computing instances, ssh-keys, network topology or firewall rules and Terraform takes care of generating and performing the necessary operations so the infrastructure provider’s state matches the one described in the code.
Terraform supports a wide range of on-site and cloud infrastructure such as Amazon AWS, Microsoft Azure, Openstack, VMware vSphere and Digital Ocean. A full list of supported providers is located on the tool’s website.
Advantages and disadvantages of using Terraform.
Pros
Infrastructure as code (IaC): This enables us to treat our infrastructure as a file. In plain English this means the following: we can back it up, keep a history of our hardware and configuration (including the associated firewall rules, VLANs and security policies) and rollback changes quickly and efficiently. Our datacenter is stored on a file, thus we can re-deploy our entire infrastructure in a few keystrokes. We are now able to set-up a testing or development environment that is guaranteed to be an exact replica of the actual production environment, or quickly spin-up a second datacenter in a disaster recovery scenario.
Speed: Terraform is fast, very fast. If the infrastructure provider supports it, Terraform parallelizes the generation and modification of resources. The result is: it takes literally a minute to provision one instance, and it takes the exact same time to provision 20 of them.
Supports multiple providers: Unlike Heat or CloudFormation, Terraform supports a variety of providers and can mix and match resources from any of them simultaneously. For example: We could keep the database in our local datacenter to comply with PII regulations, while hosting the frontend of the application somewhere else.
Flexibility: Our infrastructure is declared in .tf files. Terraform consumes all the .tf files from the folder and processes them to create the execution plan. We can separate the resources in a logical way, and easily add/substract a file with new resources for testing purposes.
Cons and caveats
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Terraform stores the state of the deployed resources in a local file called terraform.state, and that is the canonical source of truth. If the file is corrupted or the state described in it no longer matches the deployed infrastructure (for example, a remote resource is modified manually), Terraform will fix the discrepancy by destroying the remote resource and recreating it according to the local definition.
Terraform depends entirely on the provider’s API: The tool tries to mitigate potential failures by retrying and verifying API calls. Inconsistencies on the provider side can cause a situation in which Terraform is not able to match a specific remote resource to its local definition of said resource, thus generating an execution plan that destroys the remote resource and then creates another instance according to the local .tf files.
The declarative sintax of the .tf files is provider-specific. That means we will need to rewrite the definition of our infrastructure if we were to switch providers.
Command overview.
There are four basic commands that you must know to work with Terraform: refresh, plan, apply and destroy. Refresh updates the terraform.state file to match the provider’s state, plan outputs the changes that would be applied and apply performs the changes. Destroy does what you would expect: destroys the remote resources.
Apply does not prompt for confirmation. Any discrepancy between the remote state and the local definition will be fixed irreversibly. It’s important to double-check the plan to make sure it matches our expectations.
Installing Terraform
Terraform is available for a variety of operating systems, though we’ll use Ubuntu throughout this post. While it could be available on the repositories of your favourite OS, there are no guarantees it will be up to date. The latest version can be downloaded from its website.
It does not need to be installed, unpacking the downloaded file is all that is required.
First steps: Creating an instance on Amazon AWS.
The objective is to deploy Ubuntu 16.04 on a t2.micro instance, with as little configuration as possible to enable SSH connections.
To enable Terraform to communicate with the remote provider, we will need API keys. In the case of Amazon AWS, they can be obtained from the console.
What follows is the instance.tf file we are going to use.
Inspecting the generated plan, we can clearly see that the above operations are going to be performed.
Note: this plan is not saved anywhere, and only exists in memory at this time. When using apply , Terraform will generate the plan again and it might be different if circumstances have changed.
The plan can be saved to disk using the -out switch, and apply can be instructed to load the plan from a file instead of generating it at runtime.
Let’s apply the plan.
Now we can inspect the state of our infrastructure using terraform show. Among other things, it shows us the public IP of the newly created instance.

Basic provisioning of instances.
Terraform can transfer files and folders to the newly created instance, and it provides a number of facilities to execute software remotely. Using the remote-exec directive, we are going to deploy a script that writes “Hello” to a file in the /tmp/ folder.
The script will be called bootstrap.sh, and these are its contents.
We modify the instance definition to add the provisioner directive, and the SSH it will use to remotely login to the instance.
After applying the plan, we can see that Terraform has logged-in to the instance and executed the script.
And after logging in manually ourselves, we can verify that it did run the script correctly.
In a future post we will explore how to use this functionality to provision instances automatically.


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Interface: UnicastNameFreeRouting
interface UnicastNameFreeRouting
Provides a single next hop on a name-free protocol.
- Author:
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Philip Levis
- Date:
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$Date: 2006-12-12 18:23:29 $
Commands
command am_addr_t nextHop()
Events
Commands - Details
hasRoute
command bool hasRoute()
nextHop
command am_addr_t nextHop()
- Returns:
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: The next best hop, or the local address if there is no route.
Events - Details
noRoute
event void noRoute()
routeFound
event void routeFound()


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A Dissertation Presented to the Faculty of the Graduate . School of Yale University in Candidacy for the Degree
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| 016:115 Khan | : |
He has forbidden you only Al-Maytatah (meat of a dead animal), blood, the flesh of swine, and any animal which is slaughtered as a sacrifice for others than Allah (or has been slaughtered for idols etc. or on which Allah's Name has not been mentioned while slaughtering). But if one is forced by necessity, without wilful disobedience, and not transgressing, then, Allah is Oft- Forgiving, Most Merciful. |
| 016:115 Maulana | : |
He has forbidden you only what dies of itself and blood and the flesh of swine and that over which any other name than that of Allah has been invoked; but whoever is driven to (it), not desiring nor exceeding the limit, then surely Allah is Forgiving, Merciful. |
| 016:115 Pickthal | : |
He hath forbidden for you only carrion and blood and swineflesh and that which hath been immolated in the name of any other than Allah; but he who is driven thereto, neither craving nor transgressing, lo! then Allah is Forgiving, Merciful. |
| 016:115 Rashad | : |
He only prohibits for you dead animals, blood, the meat of pigs, and food which is dedicated to other than GOD. If one is forced (to eat these), without being deliberate or malicious, then GOD is Forgiver, Most Merciful. |
| 016:115 Sarwar | : |
The only things which are made unlawful for you are the flesh of dead animals, blood, pork and that which is not consecrated with the Name of God. But in an emergency, without the intention of transgression and rebellion, (it is not an offense for one to consume such things). God is certainly All-forgiving and All-merciful. |
| 016:115 Shakir | : |
He has only forbidden you what dies of itself and blood and flesh of swine and that over which any other name than that of Allah has been invoked, but whoever is driven to necessity, not desiring nor exceeding the limit, then surely Allah is Forgiving, Merciful. |
| 016:115 Sherali | : |
HE has made unlawful for you only that which dies of itself and blood and the flesh of swine and that on which the name of other than ALLAH has been invoked. But he who is driven by necessity to eat any of these things, being neither disobedient nor exceeding the limit, them, surely, ALLAH is Most Forgiving, Merciful. |
| 016:115 Yusufali | : |
He has only forbidden you dead meat, and blood, and the flesh of swine, and any (food) over which the name of other than Allah has been invoked. But if one is forced by necessity, without wilful disobedience, nor transgressing due limits,- then Allah is Oft-Forgiving, Most Merciful. |
Concepts/Themes Covered: أركان الإسلام > الصيام > الطعام والأغذية Pillars of Islam> Fasting> Food and Nourishments العمل > العمل الطالح > الأعمال المحرمة > أكل الميتة والدم ولحم الخنزير Action(Work)> Bad Deeds>The Forbidden Deeds> Eating the Dead Animals and Blood, and the Flesh of Swine العلاقات القضائية > أحكام قانونية > العفو > الاضطرار Judicial Relationships>Legal Rules>Forgiveness>To Be Obliged
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