Liverpool win with thrilling last-gasp comeback at Villa
Premier League leaders Liverpool pulled off another extraordinary comeback to win 2-1 at Aston Villa with late goals from Andy Robertson and Sadio Mane on Saturday.
BIRMINGHAM, England: Premier League leaders Liverpool pulled off another extraordinary comeback to win 2-1 at Aston Villa with late goals from Andy Robertson and Sadio Mane on Saturday.
The result left Liverpool on 31 points, still six above Manchester City who won 2-1 at home to Southampton.
The Merseysiders had been heading for a first league defeat of the season thanks to a 21st minute goal after Villa winger Mahmoud Hassan, known as Trezeguet, neatly fired home from a curling 21st minute free kick by midfielder John McGinn.
But defender Robertson popped up in the 87th minute to meet a cross from Mane and steer the ball past goalkeeper Tom Heaton. Then Mane brilliantly headed in a corner during added time to send the travelling Liverpool fans into delirium.
The result was harsh on promoted Villa.
Despite missing talismanic captain Jack Grealish, they played with a surprisingly high tempo and pressed from the off. They could have been ahead within 60 seconds when Anwar El Ghazi fired straight at keeper Alisson Becker from close range.
But Liverpool poured forward in the second half, with Mane - booed relentlessly after appearing to dive in the Villa penalty area - seeing shots in the 50th and 59th saved by Heaton.
(Reporting by Andrew Cawthorne; Editing by Ken Ferris)


Education
Rice University
Aug. 2020 - Present
- Ph.D. Electrical & Computer Engineering
- Coursework in Network Science, Information Theory and Random Processes
University of California, Davis
Sep. 2015 – Jun. 2020
Skills
- Python (Tensorflow/Keras, NumPy, SciPy, pandas, scikit-learn), SQL, C, R, MATLAB, LaTeX
- Optical Microscopy, Fourier Optics, Numerical Algorithms, Computational Imaging, Deep Learning, Device Physics, Semiconductor Fabrication, Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy, Signal Processing, Process Control
Research Experience
Research Assistant, Yang Research Laboratory, Davis CA
Sep. 2018 – Jul. 2020
- Built Deep Diffractive Neural Networks using a combination of different modulation techniques through simulation of coherent visible light
- Results for Combination D2NNs for classification and spatial differentiation were never written up and published, but can be found on my github page
- IT work: managing the ubuntu-based server setup, upgrading and resource distribution
Research Assistant, Kovnir Group, Davis CA
Mar. 2016 – May. 2017 (1 year 2 months)
The Kovnir Group moved to Iowa State University in 2017. Research in the group was focused on solid state and materials chemistry, specifically the synthesis of novel thermoelectric, superconducting, magnetic, catalytic, and low-dimensional materials through exploring crystal structure, chemical bonding, and physical properties.
- Research was focused on solid state and materials chemistry, namely thermoelectric materials
- Synthesized type I clathrate compounds (cesium zinc antimonides and nickel phosphides) in vacuum sealed silica tubes
- Examined sample compositions using Powder X-Ray Diffraction (PXRD)
- Determined annealing recipes to optimize purity of synthesized compound from PXRD analysis
Industry Experience
Quality Reliability Engineering Intern, Texas Instruments, Dallas TX
Jun 2019 – Sep 2019 (3 months)
- Applied technical knowledge of Packaging, Device Physics, Assembly BOM Material, Risk Assessment, Qualifying Standards (QSS-009-501, AEC-Q100), and Qualification by Similarity (QBS) for assessing quality of high volume semiconductor device production
- Developed and applied statistical drift analysis techniques for High Voltage Power Gate Driver reliability customer mission profiles
- Designed system level Reliability test procedures for failure mechanisms of new and existing products
- Developed String Similarity and Clustering Algorithms for Data Cleanup and Integrity
- Developed database tools for data transform and automation
Software Development Intern (Ir&d R&D, Engineering), Enovix Corporation, Fremont CA
Jun. 2017 – Sep. 2017, Dec. 2017 – Jan. 2018, Jun. 2018 – Sep. 2018, Dec. 2018 – Jan. 2019 (8 months)
Next generation lithium-ion battery using new 3D cell architecture and high-capacity silicon anode to increase energy density and improve safety.
- Developed tools and analyzed Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy Data for cell component
characterization, cell modeling (electrical analogs), process control, failure detection and process improvement
- Developed Signal Processing and Feature Extraction algorithms for Metrology
- Developed curve fitting and learning algorithms to predict battery fade at earlier stages of testing
- Automated data extraction, processing and visualization for important lithium-ion battery and semiconductor wafer manufacturing parameters such as Statistical Process Control Charts, Pareto Charts and Trend Plots
- Updated and maintained SQL databases
- Integrated Python and VBA for live process control
Honors and Awards
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John Eric Peckham Memorial Scholarship, UC Davis Undergraduate and Prestigious Scholarships (Sep 2019)
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Joseph Bonnheim Memorial Scholarship, UC Davis Undergraduate and Prestigious Scholarships (Sep 2016, Sep 2017, Sep 2018, Oct 2019)
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Outstanding Senior Design Project Award, UC Davis Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering (May 2019)
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Texas Instruments Scholar Award, UC Davis Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering (May 2019)
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Arthur & Julia Suran Endowment Scholarship, UC Davis College of Engineering (Aug 2018). Recipients are selected by the faculty of the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering.
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Scholarship for Outstanding Performance in Major, UC Davis Department of Chemistry (May 2016)
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Kraft Prize, UC Davis Undergraduate Scholarships, Honors and Prizes (Jan 2016). Given to freshmen, who in their first quarter of attendance at UC Davis, have achieved the highest grade point averages.
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ESF Chairman’s Award for Academic Excellence, English Schools Foundation (Aug 2015). Awarded to IB Diploma Programme (IBDP) Candidates, affiliated with the English Schools Foundation, who attained 42 or above out of a maximum score of 45.
Non-Research Involvement
UC Davis Cycling Team: Race Team Member (Sep 2018 - Present)
Coleman Valley Road Climb at Levi's Gran Fondo 2019
Hardware/Software Team Lead: UC Davis AIChE Chem-E-Car (Sep 2017 – Sep 2018)
- Interfaced Python, C and SQL to effectively collect, transform, visualize and store data
Controls System Team Member: UC Davis HyperLoop Team (Oct 2017 – Jan 2018)
- Designed power distribution system structure
- Worked with different subteams to ensure all power requirements are met
- Sourced electrical components that meet the design specifications
Project Member: AridLab@UCDavis (Oct 2017 – Jan 2018)
- Implemented RF mesh network of microcontrollers using nRF24 transceivers for soil ecology research
Electrical System Team Member: UC Davis Solar Boat (Mar 2017 – Jun 2017)
- Overlooked electrical power and control system design and provided technical assistance for solar boat that competed in the 2017 SMUD Solar Regatta
- Troubleshot electrical system when faulty
- Worked with mechanical engineers to work around design limitations in electrical housing and competition safety rules
- Press Release
Power and Stopping Team Lead: UC Davis AIChE Chem-E-Car (Sep 2016 – Jun 2017)
- Designed and built test engineering circuitry and stopping mechanism using Arduino microcontrollers
- Researched, designed and manufactured Zn/H2O2 Fuel Cell in accordance to AIChE chem-e-car safety rules and limitations
- Performed hazard and safety analysis on chemicals in accordance to OSHA
- Competed in 2017 AIChE Western Conference at UC San Diego
- Featured in 8 STEM Contest Started on Campus


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I’d say most devs could but not a lot would.
This expresses my thoughts very well.
With time and effort, I think many could run a node and even become good at it.
I wonder how many would put that in over the longer term...
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South Texas (namely RGV) has seen some huge increases in apprehended migrants. That said, the overall number is still near record lows when compared to the past 40 years.
Record low migrants crossing, record high budget, number of deaths seems to only be increasing...
Del Rio has the highest percentage of unaccompanied juveniles (out of the juveniles). Nearly 87% of juveniles apprehended in DR are unaccompanied. [[RGV has highest percentage of total apprehensions that are juveniles (nearly 13%) ]]


Cycling in Rome
A tourist in Rome has a lot of possibilities for movement. Available are buses, metro, trams, trolley buses, or taxis. But there are places where the subway does not reach (the old part of Rome), taxis and buses are standing in traffic jams, and the trams are very crowded. Looking at the daily kilometer traffic jams on the busy streets of Rome has the urge to jump on the tiny skuterek, who boldly flits between the cars. Unfortunately, even scooters can not drive anywhere.
Therefore, the best solution is bicycles!
They are in the Eternal City an advantage even over the scooters! There are places where guests can access only pedestrians and cyclists (some streets of Trastevere). Very easy to flit between historical buildings, huge squares, cobbled narrow streets and alleys asphalt. Cyclists on the streets of Rome are becoming more common view, a tour of Rome in this way, it has now become surprisingly easy.
In the city there are many cycle hire, finally started service bike sharing, and there are numerous trails and bike paths, and city authorities from time to time shall prohibit traffic for motor vehicles. See you on the way!
Cycling Routes
TEVERE NORD
Castel Giubileo - P.le Maresciallo Giardino- Ponte risorgimento (15 Km)
For the first 12 km it is going to shaft the river, while the remaining 3 km run through the city; takes you to Ponte Risorgimento.
Viale Angelico (1 Km)
The route connects the trail Tevere Nord district of Prati. It was built on the occasion of the World Cup in 1990.
Viale Angelico-Piazza Cavour
The route starting on Viale Angelico, runs Viale Giulio Cesare, Via Lepanto, Via Marcantonio Colonna, until Piazza Cavour.
DUE VILLE
Lungotevere della Vittoria - Ponte Risorgimento - Villa Borghese - Villa Ada (4 Km)
The route runs from Piazza Risorgimento, the Viale delle Belle Arti, Via Rossini, Piazza Ungheria and Via Panama. It combines the Parco Fluviale del Tevere from the Villa Borghese and Villa Ada.
CICLOVIA DELLA MUSICA
Ponte Milvio- Auditorium-Villa Glori-Villa Ada (Via Salaria)
ANIENE
Villa Ada (Via Salaria) - Ponte Nomentano (Via Valsolda) 4.2 Km


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Meredith, if you haven't yet, check out the first 19 minutes of radiolab's podcast on color. Same to you, Andy. Apparently the mantis shrimp has the most complex vision of all creatures yet tested on the planet. But the first 10 minutes discuss Newton's discovery of white being the source of all colors which lead to the subject of perceptual differences. No one really sees color in the same way, and they went so far as to mention that extraterrestrials wouldn't perceive colors the same way as we do.
Which brings me back to a topic that comes up every time I watch an extraterrestrials film: the limited mind applied to imagining E.T. My most recent disappointment in this particular pet peeve would be John Carter.
That being said, the films I brought with me on this trip were Super 8 & Chronicle. A copy of District 9 would round that out nicely.
 A rainbow. A face. An energy field. Would its whole existence be one really intense 2CB trip? The world breathing light and color, color patterned overlays, visible sound, visible emotion?
For those of you (which could only mean me, as I'm alone in my current evaluation and only projecting this potential argument onto you), who would ask how this is related to a travel blog, well, a travel blog is only mind perceiving external and internal stimulus, or creating that stimulus. So by that definition, this too counts as part of the journey.
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by James R. Griffin III at 2021-10-25 14:28:04.There does exist a work-around for this, but it would be preferable to have this fixed before the next full reindexing.
All of the rows which are non-yellow for the Google Sheet require third-party approval.
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by Christina Chortaria at 2021-10-25 18:31:08.I don't really know what this takes - I assume it's a new MARC record? @escowles @kelynch?
Apologies. @escowles controls the "master list" of new dcl codes. (I should really have assigned this to him.) It'll just need another line in the main MARC record, I think -- so the Bib # can remain unchanged.
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by Bess Sadler at 2021-10-25 20:17:40.It looks like ZenHub is moving away from Milestones in favor of Sprints. Not sure how this will affect us but we should be aware of it.
I have created https://princeton.service-now.com/service?id=ticket&sys_id=7ecf242b1b57b85084cfc913604bcbf9&table=incident in order to ensure that I am proceeding with this process appropriately and thoroughly.
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One needs to determine where the encoding error originated for this issue, and hence, it may be propagated from within the DSpace application stack (research is needed). It may also be originating from ActiveDirectory values.
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by Kate Lynch at 2021-10-25 20:12:10.Why do we return an array? It looks like it will never be multi-valued.
@hackartisan I'm not sure. I can change it. @eliotjordan any thoughts?
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by Eliot Jordan at 2021-10-25 16:20:30.I followed up with Alan to clarify if we include issue references in 'References' in the orangelight document or if we need to include coin references as well. I will turn this to a draft PR and add a comment when I have an update.
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by Eliot Jordan at 2021-10-25 20:44:14.@eliotjordan can you please review? I have added the type check.
@eliotjordan can you please re-review. Thanks!
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by Eliot Jordan at 2021-10-25 23:03:10.Here is what I believe the old application model is: https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/14jUebPAB1DGmLD8W63dIeC82OLD1Dh04c3G4Drq-9Iw/edit
Here is my plan for the new system: https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1w3wI6gn9791LT2yCN754EYtWIYdW3Ck0AgVCnZHT4C8/edit
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by James R. Griffin III at 2021-10-25 14:29:33.At the moment this cannot be decomposed into individual items without further exploration and progress. There can be a "4" for audit testing, and a "5" for manual a11y testing.
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by Eliot Jordan at 2021-10-25 20:51:32.I agree we should open a different ticket to add coinreferences. I think we should confirm with Alan as well if issuereferences and coin_references will be combined in the same 'References' field.
With the change it will be 'References: The Coinage in the Name of Alexander the Great and Philip Arrhidaeus: A British Museum Catalogue 3746'
Waiting for more clarification from Alan.
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--- layout: post title: Creating Composer Package Library date: 2016-02-28 10:30:00.000000000 +08:00 permalink: creating-composer-package-library/ header-img: "img/21182965596_7020848dac_k.jpg" subtitle: "In this post, we will learn how to create a PHP library that can be easily integrated to any PHP application via Composer." tags: - test driven development - rapid application development - architecture - boilerplate - quickstart ---
One of the main rants about old PHP applications is PHP developers tends to copy-paste snippets of codes from the web all over the place, w/o any sort of structure, testing process and dependency management. This makes every PHP applications become a Big Ball of Mud, accumulating more and more muds as it rolls by on another monkey coder that tries to implement changes as possible by cutting-corners and applying quick patches.
Don't be part of that problem. Encapsulate your codes in a reusable library!
This post aims to make your life, as a library author, as easy as possible, by guiding you on how to implement a new library with the least possible steps.
Execute the following in your console (you need to have Composer installed first of course). The mylibrary in the command is the name of your library, so replace it with the actual name.
{% highlight bash %} composer create-project buonzz/composer-library-template mylibrary {% endhighlight %}what is happening?
Not much, it just creates a new library under mylibrary folder. Let us take a look at the generated files.
This is the most basic structure that you can start with.
You will see a sample class generated under src/YourClass.php. You will need to rename this with the actual classname. Remember that you should not put multiple classes in the same PHP file. So the classname you pick for this file should match the filename as well. If you need to write another class, create a new file.
It is a good practice that you namespace each of your classes, so your class wont clash to another classname when they are used by an application. Usually, the good namespace is your GitHub username. For example, in my case my GH username is Buonzz, so it makes sense that I have namespace like Buonzz\MyLibrary
In general, each class you make should live under VendorName\PackageName syntax. This should be the first line of every class in your library.
{% highlight php%} In the above example, the VendorName is Buonzz, and the package name is Template. You need to pick one of your own and make sure this is consistently placed in every PHP files in this library.You need to also edit the composer.json file, to reflect these changes.
{% highlight json %} "name": "vendorname/packagename" {% endhighlight %}Then
{% highlight json %} "psr-4": { "VendorName\\PackageName\\": "src/" } {% endhighlight %}
The above will be the information used by packagist.org, to indentify the name of your package, and the second snippet allows autoloader to know exactly what namespace to find your classes.
Next, you need to add a small description of what this library is for, along with keywords to easily find this package in packagist.org. You also specify the author information with your name. This is all can be adjusted in composer.json as well
{% highlight json %} "description": "this is my very own php package.", "keywords": ["my package", "composer", "package"], "license": "DBAD", "authors": [ { "name": "Your Name", "email": "your email" } ] {% endhighlight %}After this, validate your composer.json file, to make sure you did not make any typo error when you made the adjustments by executing
{% highlight bash %} composer validate {% endhighlight %}After this, you need to customize the README.md file included, it is basically a short documentation on what is the purpose, what is the requirements and how to use this library. You can find a more detailed documentation of how to make a README file in here.
There is a provider test class under tests folder. This is called "YourClassTest.php". The code provided is simply checking the corresponding class if there is any syntax error. Remember that each Class in src folder should have a test class associated with it. The test class name should be the same as the class it is testing plus "Test" string. So if you have a src/Utils.php class, you also need to have test/UtilsTest.php
We are using a library called PHPUnit, to facilitate this testing process. To install PHPUnit, you need to install it first
{% highlight bash %} composer install {% endhighlight %}This will install phpunit in vendor/bin/phpunit
Now, edit the test class with your own namespace by replacing the Buonzz\Template namespaces with your own. After that, run the PHPUnit by executing it in console
{% highlight bash %} vendor/bin/phpunit {% endhighlight %}It should return success, and you can continue this cycle of development until you had written all your classes and its corresponding test-classes. Unit-testing of its own is a very complex topic, so if you want to explore more about the idea, you can check the following links
You should design your library so that it can be tested on its own w/o hitting external dependencies ( databasses, API, classes/functions inside another CMS or library) as much as possible
Before publishing your package, make sure to change the "type" field in composer.json file to "library". This is so that packagist.org will recognize your package as library.
 Time to publish your work!. You need to have an account to the following sites before you can publish your work:
Go on and signup an account if you don't have one yet. Once done create a new repo in your github account. The repo should be the same name as your library. After that, push the library to that repo by
{% highlight bash %} git init git remote add origin git@github.com:yourusername/yourlibraryname.git git add --all git commit -m "initial files" git tag -a v1.0.0 -m "initial release" git push -u origin master git push --tags {% endhighlight %}After that, click the Settings tab of the repo. On the left sidebar, click Webhooks & Services. On the Services tab, click the Add Service Choose Packagist
You need to enter your username on packagist for this along with the token.
To get the token, go to your profile page and click the Show Token button to copy the token. Paste this token to GitHub.
Now you are ready to submit your package to packagist!
Go to https://packagist.org/packages/submit and paste the url of your Github repo. It might take a while, while packagist validate your package name and library. Once done, your package is now available in packagist!
To use your library, simply
{% highlight bash %} composer init composer require yourusername/yourpackagename {% endhighlight %}Then create an index.php file that will load the autoloader
{% highlight bash %} require 'vendor/autoload.php'; {% endhighlight %}All the classes inside your library is now ready to use!


Methods
(inner) findCredibleSet(statistics, cutoffopt) → {Array.<Number>}
Given a set of probabilities, determine which contribute most to a sum, and are thus members of the credible set.
Return a mask of `statistics`, where values for non-set-members are set to 0.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Attributes | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
statistics |
Array.<Number> | Calculated statistics used to rank the credible set | ||
cutoff |
Number |
<optional> |
0.95 | Keep taking items until we have accounted for >= this fraction of the total probability |
- Source:
Returns:
A mask of the statistics array, showing the originally provided value for items in the credible
set, and zero for items not in the set.
This array should be the same length as the provided statistic array
- Type
- Array.<Number>
(inner) markCredibleSetBoolean(statistics, cutoffopt) → {Array.<Boolean>}
Analyze a set of probabilities and return booleans indicating which items contribute to the credible set.
This is a helper method for, eg, visualizing the members of the credible set by raw membership.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Attributes | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
statistics |
Array.<Number> | Calculated statistics used to rank the credible set | ||
cutoff |
Number |
<optional> |
0.95 | Keep taking items until we have accounted for >= this fraction of the total probability |
- Source:
Returns:
An array of booleans identifying whether or not each item is in the credible set
This array should be the same length as the provided statistic array
- Type
- Array.<Boolean>
(inner) markCredibleSetScaled(statistics, cutoffopt) → {Array.<Number>}
Analyze a set of probabilities and return a fraction saying how much each item contributes to the credible set.
For example, if a single item accounts for 96% of total probabilities, then for the 95% credible set,
that item would be scaled to "1.0" (because it alone represents the entire credible set and then some).
This is a helper method for, eg, visualizing the relative significance of contributions to the credible set.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Attributes | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
statistics |
Array.<Number> | Calculated statistics used to rank the credible set | ||
cutoff |
Number |
<optional> |
0.95 | Keep taking items until we have accounted for >= this fraction of the total probability |
- Source:
Returns:
An array of numbers representing the fraction of credible set probabilities this item accounts for.
This array should be the same length as the provided statistic array
- Type
- Array.<Number>


Rocket hits Baghdad Green Zone, no casualties reported - police, diplomats
by ReutersBaghdad — A rocket hit Baghdad’s fortified Green Zone, which houses embassies and government buildings, on Sunday but caused no casualties or major damage, two police sources said.
Diplomatic sources said aerial bombardment sirens sounded after a blast. (Reporting by John Davison and Ahmed Rasheed)


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| 016:061 Khan | : |
And if Allah were to seize mankind for their wrong-doing, He would not leave on it (the earth) a single moving (living) creature, but He postpones them for an appointed term and when their term comes, neither can they delay nor can they advance it an hour (or a moment). |
| 016:061 Maulana | : |
And if Allah were to destroy men for their iniquity, He would not leave therein a single creature, but He respites them till an appointed time. So when their doom comes, they are not able to delay (it) an hour, nor can they advance (it). |
| 016:061 Pickthal | : |
If Allah were to take mankind to task for their wrong-doing, he would not leave hereon a living creature, but He reprieveth them to an appointed term, and when their term cometh they cannot put (it) off an hour nor (yet) advance (it). |
| 016:061 Rashad | : |
If GOD punished the people for their transgressions, He would have annihilated every creature on earth. But He respites them for a specific, predetermined time. Once their interim ends, they cannot delay it by one hour, nor advance it. |
| 016:061 Sarwar | : |
Was God to seize people immediately for their injustice, no living creature would be left on earth. He gives them respite for an appointed time. When their term is over, they will not be able to change the inevitable. |
| 016:061 Shakir | : |
And if Allah had destroyed men for their iniquity, He would not leave on the earth a single creature, but He respites them till an appointed time; so when their doom will come they shall not be able to delay (it) an hour nor can they bring (it) on (before its time). |
| 016:061 Sherali | : |
And if ALLAH were to punish men for their wrongdoing, HE would not leave on the earth a living creature, but HE gives them respite till an appointed term; and when their term is come, they cannot remain behind a single hour, nor can they go ahead of it. |
| 016:061 Yusufali | : |
If Allah were to punish men for their wrong-doing, He would not leave, on the (earth), a single living creature: but He gives them respite for a stated Term: When their Term expires, they would not be able to delay (the punishment) for a single hour, just as they would not be able to anticipate it (for a single hour). |
Concepts/Themes Covered: أركان الإسلام > التوحيد > توحيد الله تعالي > حلمه جلّ وعلا Pillars of Islam> Islamic> Oneness of Allah> His Patience and Clemency الإيمان > اليوم الآخر > الموت > لكل أمة أجل محتوم Faith> The Hereafter> Death> Appointed Time to Everyone الإنسان والعلاقات الاجتماعية > المجتمعات > لكل أمة أجل Man and The Social Relations>The Societies>Everyone has Limited Life
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.


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A very short introduction to
skysail
models@work
more info
skysail.io
It's not a framework - it's a BaaS!
BaaS?*
backend tasks
- User Management
- Authentication / Authorization
- Security / Injections
- Validation
- Configuration
- Template Engine
- Documentation
- Persistence
- Interoperability
Really implement all of this for each and every new application???
enter skysail
Need a setup that enforces:
- Modularity -> code reuse
- Universality -> easy integration
- Flexibility -> evolve an API
building...
skysail...
- ... uses gradle as build system
- ... is able to create standalone jars from a run definition
Simply run
gradlew skysail.product.todos:export.todos
These jars contain everything: the code, configuration, server and even the database, if needed.
Simply start with java -jar todos.jar
and check the outcome.
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Models...
- ... are the backbone of the API, they look like this
- ... are exposed via a generic REST API, from simple CRUD up to complex business logic.


| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| [data] | Data to display |
| [nodeName] | Name of data attributes to iterate on |
| [isLeaf] | Function used to know of a node is a leaf |
| [iconOpen] | Icon to display for closed nodes (to open) |
| [iconClose] | Icon to display for opened nodes (to close) |
| (onNodeSelected) |
Event emitted when you click on a node
$event will be the model an AsiTreeViewNodeComponent
|
| Id | Context | Description |
|---|---|---|
| asi-tree-node *asiTreeNodeDef="let yourVar" | {{ "{" }}data : any, open : boolean, firstNode : boolean, lastNode : boolean{{ "}" }} | Define how to display a node |
| asi-tree-leaf *asiTreeLeafDef="let yourVar" | {{ "{" }}data : any, open : boolean, firstNode : boolean, lastNode : boolean{{ "}" }} | Define how to display a leaf |


| Treatment naïve (n = 32; 25% with cirrhosis) |
7/16 |
8/16 |
0.9 (0.5–1.6) |
0.35 |
| Treatment experienced [partial viral responders, non-responders and relapsers] (n = 18; 22% with cirrhosis) |
4/9 |
4/9 |
1 (0.3–3.1) |
0.5 |
| Total (n = 50; 24% with cirrhosis) |
11/25 |
12/25 |
1.07 (0.6–1.8) |
0.39 |


For the roast chicken, mix the crème fraîche and watercress together in a bowl and season with salt and freshly ground black pepper. Spoon the mixture into a piping bag.
Place the chicken into a roasting tin. Slide your hand up under the skin of the chicken and place the nozzle of the piping bag under the skin. Squeeze the filling mixture in, smoothing down over the breast and leg.
Rub the butter and olive oil over the bird and season with salt and freshly ground black pepper. Lay six slices of bacon over the breast of the chicken.
Transfer the chicken to the oven and roast for 20 minutes per 450g/1lb, basting frequently. To check whether the chicken is cooked, push a skewer into the thigh at the thickest point. If the juices run clear the bird is done. If not, return to the oven for a further five minutes at a time. Remove from the oven, place onto a serving plate and set aside in a warm place for 15 minutes.
To make the gravy, place the roasting tin onto the hob and heat gently, stirring with a wooden spoon and scraping up all the bits from the bottom of the pan.
Add the plain flour and cook, stirring, for 1-2 minutes.
Add the wine and simmer until reduced by half. Add the stock and simmer for five minutes. Season, to taste, with salt and freshly ground black pepper, then pass the gravy through a sieve into a jug and keep warm until ready to serve.
Wrap the remaining bacon slices around the chipolata sausages. Place onto a baking sheet and bake in the oven for the last 15 minutes, while the bird is resting.
Meanwhile, for the vegetables, place the potatoes into a large saucepan. Cover with water, add a pinch of salt and bring to the boil. Reduce the heat and simmer for 3-4 minutes. Drain into a colander and shake around a little to rough up the edges.
Place a deep roasting tin onto the heat and pour in the fat. Add the potatoes and fry on each side until they start to brown. Sprinkle with salt, then transfer to the oven and roast for 50 minutes-an hour, turning halfway through the cooking time, until golden-brown and crisp.
Cook all the remaining vegetables in boiling salted water until just tender, then drain and refresh in iced water. When all the vegetables are cooked and have been cooled, place them on a large plate in the fridge, covered.
For the bread sauce, stud the onion all over with the cloves, then place into a saucepan along with the bay leaf, peppercorns and milk. Bring to the boil, then remove from the heat and allow to cool and infuse.
Remove the onion, bay leaf and peppercorns and discard. Add the breadcrumbs to the pan and stir. Return the pan to the heat and heat very gently for 5-10 minutes, stirring occasionally until the breadcrumbs have absorbed all the liquid. Stir in the butter and season, to taste, with salt and freshly ground black pepper.
When you're almost ready to serve the roast, make the game chips. Place the vegetable oil into a deep, heavy-bottomed saucepan and heat until a small cube of bread sizzles and turns golden when dropped into it. (CAUTION: hot oil can be dangerous. Do not leave unattended.)
Carefully place the potato slices into the hot oil and deep fry for 1-2 minutes until golden-brown. Remove from the oil with a slotted spoon, drain on kitchen paper and season with salt and freshly ground black pepper. Pile the game chips onto the chicken platter.
Bring a large pan of water to the boil. Take the vegetables out of the fridge and drain, then place into the saucepan of boiling water and cook for 30-45 seconds until warmed through.
Drain the vegetables and return to the pan. Add the butter, season with salt and freshly ground black pepper and stir well to coat.
To serve, place the vegetables and roast potatoes into serving dishes. Pour the bread sauce into a serving jug. Carve the chicken, place onto serving plates and pour over the gravy.


addins.rmd
provides a set of RStudio add-ins to format R Markdown documents.
License:
MIT
URL:
https://github.com/GegznaV/addins.rmd
Bug reports and suggestions:
https://github.com/GegznaV/addins.rmd/issues
Author:
Vilmantas Gegzna
Use the links below to learn more about RStudio add-ins and especially how to use them in combination with user-defined keyboard shortcuts:


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VANYA ON 42ND STREET A film review by Mark R. Leeper Copyright 1994 Mark R. Leeper
Capsule: A group of actors get together in an old theater and perform Chekhov's "Uncle Vanya" in modern dress. This is an odd way to present a good play. Chekhov does better with a more traditional performance of his work, and the revisions do little for the drama of the play. Rating: low +2 (-4 to +4)
This is a play within a play, though there is little in the outer play to do much but to explain why the classic Russian play is being done in modern dress and with virtually no set design.  The film starts with a few external shots of the streets around the theater, perhaps to get some motion and action into the otherwise static film. Once the play begins, it is performed on one set which it leaves only for a minute or so at intermission. Even that would not matter as much for some playwrights, but Chekhov wrote for a different culture, and audiences used to fast- paced action plays by the likes of William Shakespeare may find the style here a bit off-putting. Chekhov is wont to have actors get their turn in the conversation at speaking and not give up the floor for a good five minutes. The dialogue for this version was written by David Mamet. Mamet himself is used to giving characters short and choppy dialogue, as he did in OLEANNA, and letting the actors speak for so long may have been a bit of a strain on him.
In the inner play Serybryakov (George Gaynes) is an incompetent and talentless academic, successful without ever really understanding his own supposed field of expertise. His entire household sacrificed to support him in his career, doing all the little low-profile clerical tasks so that he could spend his time teaching and writing about art that he did not really understand. Now he has retired and spends his days in writing about nothing at all and rudely demanding obeisance and care from his household. His beautiful second wife Yelena (Julianne Moore) and Sonya his homely daughter from his first marriage (Brooke Smith) tend to his whims. Also tending is Vanya (Wallace Shawn), the cynical and embittered brother of the professor's first wife. Yelena is lovelessly loyal to Serybryakov but is aware of the wistful, unrequited love of her by both Vanya and Dr. Astrov (Larry Pine), the physician who comes to the estate to treat the old professor. In the meantime, Sonya has fallen for Dr. Astrov. With faster pacing these tangled loves might have led to melodrama. Instead it is preparation for entanglement to come.
Wallace Shawn, like Woody Allen, has one of those faces that is hard to take seriously. To some extent that acts as a hindrance to him in this film, but less so than in many other dramatic roles. But it is part of the character Vanya's dilemma that he is not considered and taken seriously. Vanya is really something of a non-entity in his own household and putting a man with a comical face in the role cuts a little from the drama but also adds additional meaning to the story. Julianne Moore, who plays Yelena looks like Jane Curtin and sounds like Diane Keaton. The former does not hurt all that much, but her performance reminds one too much of Keaton in LOVE AND DEATH, which makes a burlesque of just the sort of drama that Chekhov wrote.
Somehow the technical credits show surprising unevenness. Declan Quinn's camera work is more irritation than art. He frames scenes badly, at times slicing off part of an actor's face. Other times all the action will be on one side of the frame while the rest of the frame seems wasted. During some speeches the camera seems distractingly unsteady as if it is being hand-held. All of this may have been intentional, but if so the reason was not apparent. Continuity is poorly maintained. At one point a character plays solitaire and when seen from different angles there are different cards on the table. Again there filmmaker may be saying that it is what is being spoken that is important and not details like care for continuity. It could be a stylistic touch like e.e.cummings writing in lower case, but iF sO iT dID nOT cONVEY aNY sPECIAL mEANING. For that matter, if this is supposed to be a stage play with no technical embellishments we are seeing, we need some explanation as to why we can hear Yelena's thoughts without her lips moving.
There is little in this film that one could not get from seeing a more traditional performance of the Chekhov play. What is good the film owes to Chekhov. Because the play is good, the film gets a low +2 on the -4 to +4 scale. But a more traditional performance with the same actors would have gotten a higher rating.
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Testing required checkboxes
The following results were tested on Windows 10, macOS 10.14.5, iOS 12.3.1, and Android 8.1 with TalkBack 7.3
ARIA Checkbox with aria-required=true
results
Expected result: should announce as required.
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macOS Safari 12.1.1:
Pass
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macOS Chrome 75:
Pass
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JAWS 2019 (june) with IE11:
Pass
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JAWS 2019 (june) with Edge 77 (dev):
Pass
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JAWS 2019 (june) with Chrome 75:
Pass
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JAWS 2019 (june) with Firefox 68:
Pass
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NVDA 2019.1 with IE11:
Pass (announces accName twice)
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NVDA 2019.1 with Edge 77 (dev):
Pass
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NVDA 2019.1 with Chrome 75:
Pass
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NVDA 2019.1 with Firefox 68:
Pass
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Android Firefox 68 (preview):
Fail
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Android Chrome 75:
Fail
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iOS Safari:
Pass
ARIA Checkbox with aria-required=false
results
Expected result: should NOT announce as required.
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macOS Safari 12.1.1:
Pass
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macOS Chrome 75:
Pass
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JAWS 2019 (june) with IE11:
Pass
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JAWS 2019 (june) with Edge 77 (dev):
Pass
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JAWS 2019 (june) with Chrome 75:
Pass
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JAWS 2019 (june) with Firefox 68:
Pass
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NVDA 2019.1 with IE11:
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Built-in layer blenders. Many of these mimic Photoshop blend modes.
class Caman.Blender
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Registers a blender. Can be used to add your own blenders outside of the core library, if needed.
@param [String] name Name of the blender. @param [Function] func The blender function.
@register: (name, func) -> @blenders[name] = func
Executes a blender to combine a layer with its parent.
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by BeSoccerEthan Ampadu is not enjoying the minutes he was hoping to have with his loan to RB Leipzig. Chelsea could cancel it and bring him back for the second half of the season, but this does not seem likely.
At least, this is what the 'London Evening Standard' states. Ampadu, one of last season's revelations at Chelsea, went out on loan to RB Leipzig in the summer, but his situation leaves a lot to be desired.
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NETWORKS
Section: Linux System Administration (5)Updated: 2008-09-04
Index Return to Main Contents
NAME
networks - network name informationDESCRIPTION
The file /etc/networks is a plain ASCII file that describes known DARPA networks and symbolic names for these networks. Each line represents a network and has the following structure:
- name number aliases ...
where the fields are delimited by spaces or tabs. Empty lines are ignored. The hash character (#) indicates the start of a comment: this character, and the remaining characters up to the end of the current line, are ignored by library functions that process the file.
The field descriptions are:
- name
- The symbolic name for the network. Network names can contain any printable characters execept white-space characters or the comment character.
- number
- The official number for this network in numbers-and-dots notation (see inet(3)). The trailing ".0" (for the host component of the network address) may be omitted.
- aliases
- Optional aliases for the network.
This file is read by the route(8) and netstat(8) utilities. Only Class A, B or C networks are supported, partitioned networks (i.e., network/26 or network/28) are not supported by this facility.
FILES
- /etc/networks
- The networks definition file.
SEE ALSO
getnetbyaddr(3), getnetbyname(3), getnetent(3), route(8), netstat(8)COLOPHON
This page is part of release 3.22 of the Linux man-pages project. A description of the project, and information about reporting bugs, can be found at http://www.kernel.org/doc/man-pages/.
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I'm currently Head of Products for Turner Latin America general entertainment brands, managing several different products for Turner's digital offerings such as TVE, OTT and editorial platforms.
In the past I've managed digital development teams and projects for big media brands.
I have a technical background, and I feel comfortable being a bridge between technical and non-technical teams.
You can check my career profile at Linkedin or contact me.
Personal Projects
In my free time I like build tools for public benefit and video games. I've made...
- Sabin
- A webapp that creates a personalized vaccination calendar given a birth date, and allows you to import it to your Google Calendar.
- Edicta
- A (now defunct) website that indexed court decrees and a Twitter bot that posted them.
- Precios Caros
- A prototype webapp that allows you to scan a product's barcode and compare its prices near you.
- Dibus
- A web canvas where you can draw with your mouse/stencil/finger and save the result as a PNG.
- Sin Luz
- An API and a website to track Buenos Aires' blackouts over time. (In progress)
- Guitoji
- An argentinian banknotes calculator using emojis.
- What did Ü draw
- A website with 2300 snapshots from a Justin Bieber's music video uploaded through an automated process using the Tumblr API.
- Venganzas del Pasado
- The design and a big chunk of the codebase of Venganzas del Pasado.
- Cammesa API
- An API that provides information about power demand, load and temperature of Argentina's electrical power infrastructure.
- Video Metadata API
- A simple HTTP API to obtain remote video metadata (codecs, duration, formats, etc) using ffprobe as a backend.
- Periscope Analytics
- A tool to dump Periscope broadcasts, hearts, comments and users information to an SQLite database.
- Know Hearthstone
- A Twitter bot that tweets random Hearthstone cards every 6 hours.
- Buzzlist Poems
- A bot that collects BuzzFeed's listicles, renders them in a poem fashion, and posts them to twitter.
- Ridiculous Poyin
- A videogame about shooting a baked chicken.
- Animal Sounds
- An Android game for kids where you tap animal faces to hear their sounds. You can play it on your browser too.
- Peppermint Rush
- A twitchy Android videogame where you gather as many mint leaves as you can before all the plants die. It's available on Itch too.
- Nürburgring Heroes
- An old-school racing game (in progress).
- Cimarron
- A zero configuration (but configurable!) web server, ideal for developing and testing static sites.
- Dockpack
- A tool to run your webpack builds inside a docker container.
- Jimenez
- A file processor to generate configuration files for different environments based on templates.
- Memento
- A game-agnostic high-score server. It can also save replay (or other binary) data.
- Slugify
- A .Net library to generate URL slugs.
- Chrono Brake
- A simple webserver that allows you to test HTTP clients timeouts by pausing the response for the time you specify.
- Hubot Scripts
- Two Hubot scripts that allow you to send anonymous messages and get random game ideas.
- Wordpress JuxtaposeJS
- A WordPress plugin that adds a [juxtapose] shortcode to embed Northwestern University Knight Lab's JuxtaposeJS image comparisons.
- Node IFTTT
- A middleware so you can use your NodeJS server to receive IFTTT actions.
- Ruby MPRIS2
- A Ruby gem to control media players using the D-Bus Media Player Remote Interfacing Specification (MPRIS).
... plus some other stuff I haven't published nor finished. I also like to
create music and love to play videogames.
Tech
I've worked with uncountable tools, libraries and frameworks over the course of a decade, mainly focused on Web Development. You may say I'm "full stack", having worked on infrastructure, backend, frontend and UX.
I've coded in JS/NodeJS, .Net, Go, Ruby, PHP with brief experiences with other languages; and I've worked with several frameworks & libraries in every of them.
At infrastructure level I've worked primarily with GNU/Linux, and in the last years had focused on containerization.
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The Consent 2 Share system can help you make decisions on who can look at and receive your health information.  When you create your consent policy, the C2S system protects your information from being shared to unauthorized providers. C2S shares information like your diagnosis, medications and medical history. But, C2S does not share the content of conversations you have or thoughts you share with your doctors or therapists.
Consent 2 Share (C2S) is a system that gives you the option to share all or part of your health record with your doctors. Your doctor or provider can access your health information and make better decisions on how to treat your medical condition. With this revolutionary technology, C2S can help you:
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Class Summary |
| ApplicationContext |
Standard implementation of ServletContext that represents
a web application's execution environment. |
| ApplicationContextFacade |
Facade object which masks the internal ApplicationContext
object from the web application. |
| Constants |
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| ContainerBase |
Abstract implementation of the Container interface, providing common
functionality required by nearly every implementation. |
| DefaultContext |
Used to store the default configuration a Host will use
when creating a Context. |
| FastEngineMapper |
Implementation of Mapper for an Engine ,
designed to process HTTP requests. |
| StandardContext |
Standard implementation of the Context interface. |
| StandardContextMapper |
Implementation of Mapper for a Context ,
designed to process HTTP requests. |
| StandardEngine |
Standard implementation of the Engine interface. |
| StandardEngineMapper |
Implementation of Mapper for an Engine ,
designed to process HTTP requests. |
| StandardHost |
Standard implementation of the Host interface. |
| StandardHostMapper |
Implementation of Mapper for a Host ,
designed to process HTTP requests. |
| StandardPipeline |
Standard implementation of a processing Pipeline that will invoke
a series of Valves that have been configured to be called in order. |
| StandardServer |
Standard implementation of the Server interface, available for use
(but not required) when deploying and starting Catalina. |
| StandardService |
Standard implementation of the Service interface. |
| StandardWrapper |
Standard implementation of the Wrapper interface that represents
an individual servlet definition. |
| StandardWrapperFacade |
Facade for the StandardWrapper object. |


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Bell, who came to fame on TV teen detective show Veronica Mars and appears in NBC’s The Good Place, unveiled her new star alongside fellow honoree Idina Menzel. The pair reprise their roles as Anna and Elsa in Frozen 2, the sequel to Disney’s animated smash hit out this Friday. “I am so grateful to be accepting this honor today on these hallowed streets where Pretty Woman sold her body for money—it’s really a dream,” joked Bell. The ceremony took place toward the eastern end of the Walk of Fame on Hollywood Boulevard.


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NOTE: This is a serious security risk if environment values are printed in log files and you should consider alternative ways for providing the credentials to command line tools that need them.


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Page maintained by Ke-Sen Huang.
If you have additions or changes, send an e-mail.
July 1, 2016
- Bounding Volume Hierarchy Optimization through Agglomerative Treelet Restructuring
August 29, 2015
- Reorder Buffer: An Energy-Efficient Multithreading Architecture for Hardware MIMD Ray Traversal
- Deferred Attribute Interpolation for Memory-Efficient Deferred Shading
- Morton Integrals for High Speed Geometry Simplification
- An Incremental Rendering VM
- Perception of Highlight Disparity at a Distance in Consumer Head-Mounted Displays
July 24, 2015
- An Incremental Rendering VM
June 26, 2015
- Compiling High Performance Recursive Filters
June 21, 2015
- Decoupled Coverage Anti-Aliasing
- Deferred Attribute Interpolation for Memory-Efficient Deferred Shading
- Adaptively Layered Statistical Volumetric Obscurance
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- Efficient Ray Tracing of Subdivision Surfaces using Tessellation Caching
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Each view has a formula expression that determinates when the view must be used. The view is used if their formula returns true. If all formulas return false the default view is used, this view marked with bold font in the report designer.
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| Packages that use DeploymentException | |
| org.apache.axis.deployment | |
| org.apache.axis.deployment.v2dd | |
| org.apache.axis.deployment.wsdd | |
| org.apache.axis.deployment.wsml |
| Uses of DeploymentException in org.apache.axis.deployment |
| Methods in org.apache.axis.deployment that throw DeploymentException | |
abstract Handler |
DeploymentRegistry.getHandler(QName qname)
retrieve an instance of the named handler |
abstract DeployableItem |
DeploymentRegistry.getHandlerDeployableItem(QName qname)
retrieve a deployment item of the named handler |
abstract Handler |
DeploymentRegistry.getService(QName qname)
retrieve an instance of the named service |
abstract DeployableItem |
DeploymentRegistry.getServiceDeployableItem(QName qname)
retrieve a deployment item of the named service |
abstract Handler |
DeploymentRegistry.getTransport(QName qname)
retrieve an instance of the named transport |
abstract DeployableItem |
DeploymentRegistry.getTransportDeployableItem(QName qname)
retrieve a deployment item of the named transport |
abstract TypeMapping |
DeploymentRegistry.getTypeMapping(java.lang.String encodingStyle)
retrieve an instance of the named type mapping |
abstract void |
DeploymentRegistry.addTypeMapping(java.lang.String encodingStyle,
TypeMapping tm)
add the given type mapping |
abstract void |
DeploymentRegistry.removeTypeMapping(java.lang.String encodingStyle)
remove the given type mapping |
abstract void |
DeploymentRegistry.deploy(DeploymentDocument deployment)
Deploy an Axis WSDD Document |
abstract void |
DeploymentRegistry.deployItem(DeployableItem item)
deploy the given item |
abstract void |
DeploymentRegistry.deployService(DeployableItem item)
deploy the given service |
abstract void |
DeploymentRegistry.deployService(java.lang.String key,
SOAPService service)
deploy the given service |
abstract void |
DeploymentRegistry.deployHandler(DeployableItem item)
deploy the given handler |
abstract void |
DeploymentRegistry.deployHandler(java.lang.String key,
Handler handler)
Deploy a Handler into the registry. |
abstract void |
DeploymentRegistry.deployTransport(DeployableItem item)
deploy the given transport |
abstract void |
DeploymentRegistry.deployTransport(java.lang.String key,
SimpleTargetedChain transport)
deploy the given transport |
abstract void |
DeploymentRegistry.removeDeployedItem(QName qname)
remove the given item |
abstract void |
DeploymentRegistry.undeployHandler(QName qname)
remove the given handler |
abstract void |
DeploymentRegistry.undeployHandler(java.lang.String key)
Remove the specified handler. |
abstract void |
DeploymentRegistry.undeployService(QName qname)
remove the given service |
abstract void |
DeploymentRegistry.undeployService(java.lang.String key)
remove the given service |
abstract void |
DeploymentRegistry.undeployTransport(QName qname)
remove the given transport |
abstract void |
DeploymentRegistry.undeployTransport(java.lang.String key)
remove the given transport |
abstract java.util.Enumeration |
DeploymentRegistry.getServices()
Returns an Enumeration of the QNames for the list of deployed services |
abstract java.util.Enumeration |
DeploymentRegistry.getHandlers()
Returns an Enumeration of the QNames for the list of deployed handlers |
abstract java.util.Enumeration |
DeploymentRegistry.getTransports()
Returns an Enumeration of the QNames for the list of deployed transports |
abstract Handler |
DeploymentRegistry.getGlobalRequest()
Returns a global request handler. |
abstract Handler |
DeploymentRegistry.getGlobalResponse()
Returns a global response handler. |
void |
DeploymentDocument.deploy(DeploymentRegistry registry)
Deploy the contents of this document to the given registry |
void |
DeploymentDocument.undeploy(DeploymentRegistry registry)
Undeploy the contents of this document from the given registry. |
org.w3c.dom.Document |
DeploymentDocument.getDOMDocument()
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| Uses of DeploymentException in org.apache.axis.deployment.v2dd |
| Subclasses of DeploymentException in org.apache.axis.deployment.v2dd | |
class |
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CRUISE, THE (director: Bennett Miller; cinematographer: Bennett Miller; cast: Timothy "Speed" Levitch, 1998)
Reviewed by Dennis Schwartz
"The Cruise" could be described as a whirling dervish tour both of New York City and of Levitch's fertile persona. The guide, a struggling 28-year-old playwright, living in other people's homes to help him get by on his $10 an hour pay scale at Gray Line Tours (he earns about $200 a week). He chose to work at this smaller tour company because his former job at the bigger Apple Line, did not pay as much. This documentary gives us a rapid-fire tour of the city and his lifestyle, and is both an encyclopedic look at the city and a slyly amusing look at the loquacious tour guide. According to him, the cruise is his philosophy of life: "it is about flesh, respect, exhibitionism-- it is looking at a flower's beauty and becoming the flower, and the flower looking back at him." He is the eccentric, Bob Dylan look-alike, named Timothy "Speed" Levitch, in need of approval from an audience for a job well done.
In a place like Manhattan where it is easy to get lost in its few million people, it is non-conformists' characters like Speed that make things interesting and worthwhile. His tour emphasizes his love-hate relationship with the city, which is now in its August love phase. A tour that became legendary in the few years he worked for this company, drawing an international array of tourists atop the double-decker bus that tours Manhattan's 2.4 million people (under his breath he says he heard the other day the figure might actually be 1.7 million, but I don't care).
There are 200,000 people who work at the World Trade Center, he mockingly tells us, as it sinks in how much humanity that is to be in such a small space. He, also, tells us that he likes to spin around under the twin towers of the World Trade Center and, when thoroughly disoriented, to look up and reel under the illusion that the buildings are toppling down on him.
His knowledge of the literary figures and where they lived is truly spellbinding, as he tells about where Thomas Paine died, Mark Twain lived, where the opium smoking Edgar Allan Poe wrote the "The Raven," how the poet Dylan Thomas died in the White Horse Tavern after having 16 martinis and his last words were bring me another.
His view of the Chrysler Building, quoting the critic Lewis Mumford, that the top three floors which are an imitation of the Chrysler's car front grill, is of an "uninspired voluptuousness." That Central Park was designed by the transcendentalist Fredrick Law Olmstead, whose vision for the park was not to play baseball or jog or roller blade or a place in which to work up a sweat but to focus on nature in a peaceful meditation.
Speed confesses he took the job mainly to pick up girls. Work to him is one of the poisons of civilization. Civilization is a place that is splitting us part; it encourages people to never say the truth.  This is a most unusual opinion for a tour guide to have who is promoting the accomplishments of one of civilization's most advanced cities. Speed is more at home telling us the cruise is a way of being yourself and about how Henry James lived his life here, than he is about impressing the tour with the huge phallic symbol the tour bus approaches, called the Empire State Building.
He drops the names of celebrities to point out where they reside, but when he mentions Greta Garbo, he says she chose to live in NYC because it was the only place in the world where she could be alone.
He gets a childish glee when reading from a sign he sees on one of the buildings near where he is free-loading, saying 'Everything You Know Is Wrong'. For him, it is these little things in life that one notices that give it its relevance. What apparently irks him, is that his grandparents consider him to be a failure because he doesn't have a regular type of job and is materially floundering. This causes him to go off on one of his diatribes about his need for personal freedom, which shows him to be a bit insecure, even with all his bravado when he intellectualizes. But he was confident enough of himself to quit his job and go into business for himself after this documentary; he now gives his own private tours.
I loved this ecclectic tour; it is shot in a clear video which is blown-up to 35mm, and looks magnificent in B & W, giving the film the proper atmospheric expression for its tour; the documentary works so well because Speed's for real, as is his flowery monologue and his genuine NYC nasal accent. His battle with his tour line wanting him to wear a uniform to work or else they will have to let him go, is one that I side wholly with him: Stop trying to make people conform. If you were ever interested in a tour of NYC, this is a good one to catch, and you don't even have to visit the city.
REVIEWED ON 7/28/99 GRADE: A
Dennis Schwartz: "Ozus' World Movie Reviews"
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