of the Go Web Framework
Year Ago
Introduction
Part 1
Classy Web Development in Go
func Auth(res http.ResponseWriter, req *http.Request) {
if req.Header.Get("X-API-KEY") != "secret123" {
res.WriteHeader(401)
}
}
Part 2
n := negroni.Classic()
n.Use(Middleware)
n.UseHandler(router)
n.Run(":3000")
Part 3
The Disciplined Pursuit of Less
The missing link all along
Idiomatic HTTP Middleware
A high performance HTTP request router that scales well
Easily render JSON, XML, binary data, and HTML templates
gorilla/context
gorilla/sessions
gorilla/schema
codegangsta/gin
markbates/goth


public class UserName
extends java.lang.Object
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
UserName()
Constructor for username, never really used
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
attachLocation(java.lang.Boolean attach)
Method sets whether or not the user would like to attach their location to their posts.
|
Address |
getAddress()
Method returns the set address for the user singleton
|
java.lang.Boolean |
getAttachLocation()
Method returns the user's preference whether or not they would like to attach their
location to questions.
|
java.lang.String |
getFormattedAddress()
Determines how the the formatted address will be attached based on the users set preferences.
|
static UserName |
getInstance()
Initializes the singleton for the UserName object that exists across the app session.
|
Location |
getLocation()
Method returns the location that has been attached ot the instance of the username.
|
java.lang.String |
getUserCity()
Method retrieves the city the user currently is set to.
|
java.lang.String |
getUserName()
getUserName returns the string that has been set as the username
for this session.
|
void |
makeAddress(java.lang.String l)
Method takes an inputted string and sets it to the formatted address of the user.
|
void |
setAddress(Context con)
Sets the users current address based upon the set location for the user.
|
java.lang.String |
setFormattedAddress()
The set formatted address method is only called if the user has location
services enabled on their device.
|
void |
setLocation(Location l)
Method sets the location of the user singleton to whatever location is passed in
|
void |
setUserName(java.lang.String uNameString)
This method sets the desired username for the instance of the username class
|
public static UserName getInstance()
public void setUserName(java.lang.String uNameString)
uNameString
- the string enetered by the user that is their desired usernamepublic java.lang.String getUserName()
public Location getLocation()
public void setLocation(Location l)
l
- is the desired location the user has been determined to be set atpublic void setAddress(Context con)
con
- takes in the application contextpublic Address getAddress()
public void makeAddress(java.lang.String l)
l
- the location that the user has chosenpublic void attachLocation(java.lang.Boolean attach)
attach
- the boolean that establishes the user preferencepublic java.lang.Boolean getAttachLocation()
public java.lang.String getFormattedAddress()
public java.lang.String setFormattedAddress()
public java.lang.String getUserCity()


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This isn't just a place where I show you how good I am at what I do, but it's a place where I show you, where I prove to you that I can make you money. And that's why you're here right? You want a return on your investment.
Projects that I've either created myself or worked on collaboratively
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"Josh is an excellent web developer. He was friendly, professional and always worked to a high standard. He delivered what he promised and we'll certainly be working together in the future. He also has a funny sense of humour."
Working with today's industry practices, I deliver to a high standard, and everything I build is usable, slick and gorgeous. I create solutions to your problems. I understand today's industry and develop websites around your needs. I aim to give you value for your time.
There's no such thing as a free lunch. But if you're after a coffee (or even a tea, I'm cool like that,) then get in touch and we can talk, be it about a new shiny website, or even just to swap terrible dad jokes.
If you're interested in a old school format, you can download my CV.
Other places you'll find me


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Mykonos Biennale
Introduction
Statement
Art Program
Education & Internship
Awards
Contact
2015 Antidote
Antidote
Statement
Kite Festival
Treasue Hunt
Weaving Residency
Film & Art Vieo Festival
Video Graffiti
Dramatic Nights
Dance
Pigeage
2013 Crises & Paganism
Crises & Paganism
Statement
Events
Venues
Artists
Press
Credits
Team
Sponsors
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2015 Antidote
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Mykonos Biennale
Introduction
Statement
Art Program
Education & Internship
Awards
Contact
2015 Antidote
Antidote
Statement
Kite Festival
Treasue Hunt
Weaving Residency
Film & Art Vieo Festival
Video Graffiti
Dramatic Nights
Dance
Pigeage
2013 Crises & Paganism
Crises & Paganism
Statement
Events
Venues
Artists
Press
Credits
Team
Sponsors


MILS approach is based on the concept of separation, as introduced by Rushby. Through separation, we can develop a hierarchy of security services, where each level uses the security services of a lower level to provide a new security functionality that then can be used by higher levels. Each level is responsible for its own security domain and nothing else. Limiting the scope and complexity of the security mechanisms provides us with manageable and more importantly, evaluable implementations. General user applications can then execute, untrusted, isolated from each other except through communication channels managed by these security services.
In the past, secure systems were designed with the concept of a security kernel and a Trusted Computing Base(TCB). The key concept behind this approach is that the security decisions and the security enforcement mechanisms are an integral part of the TCB. Following this design paradigm, development teams found that more and more of their system functionality was being included in the TCB. Once this occurred, the evaluation of system security became unmanageable.
Within the MILS architecture, application layer entities are provided with the mechanisms to control, manage and enforce their own application level security policies in a manner that ensures that the enforcement mechanisms are always invoked, non-bypassable, tamperproof and evaluatable. At this level we have trusted application-level security services and untrusted applications. The MILS architecture assumes certifiable trust within the microprocessor, separation kernel, middleware services layer, and for the application-level security services.
At the application layer, execution is confined to the application partition, with limited communication to other partitions. All communication is monitored by the certified application layer security services and lower processing levels. Applications are assumed to be rogue and are confined to operating within their partition resources, with finite boundaries of space and time.
The problem with full MLS systems is that they must be rigorously analyzed for security before they can be certified. Every portion of the MLS system must be analyzed to ensure that it properly handles labelled data and that there is no possible violation of the security policy. Even with a TCB architecture, or reference monitor, in place, there is often too much to evaluate.
The MILS architecture was developed to resolve the difficulty of certification of MLS systems, by separating out the security mechanisms and concerns into manageable components. These components are classified based on the way they process data:
A MILS system isolates processes into partitions, which define a collection of data objects, code and system resources. These individual partitions can be evaluated separately, if the MILS architecture is implemented correctly. This divide and conquer approach will exponentially reduce the proof effort for secure systems. To support these partitions the MILS architecture is divided into layers.
The partitioner(separation kernel) layer is the base layer of the system, and is responsible for enforcing data separation and information flow controls within a single microprocessor; providing both time and space partitioning. This layer provides only a few base security mechanisms, keeping security mechanisms as simple as possible. The complexity of the partitioner is low enough that it can even be implemented in the microcode of a partitioning microprocessor. The partitioner provides for the following:
In addition, the partitioner must be always invoked, non-bypassable, tamperproof and evaluatable. In the MILS architecture, the partitioner is responsible for timesharing the microprocessor between the partitions, and this function cannot be stopped.
A system built on the concept of separation requires a certain amount of hardware support for the SK to work correctly. According to the SKPP and ARINC-653, the hardware support for a SK includes:
The MILS architecture requires that the SK remains small, to ensure that it can be fully evaluated. This means that services typically included in the operating system must now be included in the address space of the individual partitions, or delegated to separate "shared" partitions, with communications between partitions mediated by the SK policy. Device drivers for shared devices fall into this later category.
To improve performance, individual partitions within enclaves can be mapped to separate processors. An enclave is a group of partitions that are running at the same classification level. To provide MILS separation, this requires support at many levels. Of the four requirements of MILS systems, data separation, damage limitation and sanitization are no longer of concern between partitions on separate processors since there are no shared resources between these partitions. However, information flow controls must still be forced.
Support for a distributed MILS system requires that the communication between processors be managed by the MILS system. If the inter-processor communication medium is open(i.e., accessible by non MILS managed components), then the communication must be cryptographically protected. However, if the medium is closed, then it may be possible to avoid the expense of encryption.
The middleware services layer provides for an extended scope of the separation concepts introduced by the partitioner. These services are dependent upon the needs of the specific and are not constrained by the MILS architecture. They can include services such as resource allocation of shared data storage devices, object-oriented inter-partition communication, communication services between partitions on multiple processors, or real-time data distribution services. Middleware services are concerned about end-to-end data processing, and not just the single microprocessor data processing of the partitioner. At the middleware layer, we begin to enforce the more traditional concepts of information flow. Each partition/address space in the system, no matter which microprocessor it is resident on, has a unique security label/classification. The system architect uses these labels to define the authorized communication between components. The labeling of the partitions and communication channels is used to satisfy the security policy. The middleware level is responsible for ensuring end-to-end security, through the following:
At the middleware layer, we can introduce the concept of authorized information flow. If the system architect designs the system so that two partitions can communicate, then information flow between these partitions is authorized. This is true even if the two partitions are labelled with different security classifications. Middleware services provide secure information flows between partition flows between partitions, typically via protocol-specific labelling and filtering.
A system can be designed to be a collection of isolated enclaves, where partitions exist within a single enclave and there is no information flow between enclaves.
If partition A in Enclave 2 wishes to send a message to partition B in Enclave 1, we need to be sure that the message sent does not violate the security policy. There are two scenarios we need to investigate:


Patient details
-
Name
-
{{ data['new-patient-name'] }}
{% if data['new-patient-day'] != null or data['new-patient-month'] != null or data['new-patient-year'] != null %}
-
Date of birth
-
{{ newPatientDob }}
{% endif %}
-
NHS number
-
T123 4556 7890
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Contact information
-
{% if (data['new-address-line-1'] != "" and data['new-address-line-1'] != null) %}
{{ data['new-address-line-1'] }}
{% endif %}
{% if (data['new-address-line-2'] != "" and data['new-address-line-2'] != null) %}
{{ data['new-address-line-2'] }}
{% endif %}
{% if (data['new-address-town'] != "" and data['new-address-town'] != null) %}
{{ data['new-address-town'] }}
{% endif %}
{% if (data['new-address-county'] != "" and data['new-address-county'] != null) %}
{{ data['new-address-county'] }}
{% endif %}
{% if (data['new-address-postcode'] != "" and data['new-address-postcode'] != null) %}
{{ data['new-address-postcode'] }}
{% endif %}
A patient summary has been created so that a result can be sent to the patient. The patient will not be added to the list of patients due to be invited for screening.


Lazyload Images
Configuration
The 'Lazyload Images' filter is enabled by specifying
- Apache:
ModPagespeedEnableFilters lazyload_images
- Nginx:
pagespeed EnableFilters lazyload_images;
Objective
Optimize browser rendering and reduce number of HTTP round-trips by deferring the loading of images which are not in the client's viewport. This filter implements the PageSpeed rules for optimizing browser rendering and minimizing round trip times.
Description
The lazyload_images filter defers loading of images until they
become visible in the client's viewport or the page's onload
event fires. This avoids blocking the download of other critical resources
necessary for rendering the above the fold section of the page.
The filter changes the src
attributes of <img>
elements on each HTML page to data-pagespeed-lazy-src
. It attaches
an onload
handler to these elements to determine whether the
element is in the client's viewport, and if so, loads it. It also attaches an
onscroll
handler to the page, so that elements below the fold
are loaded when they become visible in the client's viewport as the user
scrolls down the page.
Lazyload After Onload
Additionally, in <IP_ADDRESS> and later, all images on the page that haven't yet
been loaded will be forcefully loaded after the page's onload
event
is fired. This reduces jank when scrolling the page, especially on mobile
devices, at the cost of downloading bytes for images that may never be displayed
to the user.
To disable loading of images on page onload
, set:
- Apache:
ModPagespeedLazyloadImagesAfterOnload off
- Nginx:
pagespeed LazyloadImagesAfterOnload off;
Blank Url
By default, when the page is initially viewed, a 1x1 blank image is served from pagespeed_static. It is also possible to use the same image served by Google's network, or any image that you choose, by specifying:
- Apache:
ModPagespeedLazyloadImagesBlankUrl "https://www.gstatic.com/psa/static/1.gif"
- Nginx:
pagespeed LazyloadImagesBlankUrl "https://www.gstatic.com/psa/static/1.gif";
An advantage of this approach is that this gif may already be in the browser cache since any PageSpeed-enabled site can share it. However, this would send traffic to Google with your page as the Referer.
These directives can be used in location-specific configuration sections.
Disabling Lazyloading Per-image
lazyload_images doesn't defer an img
tag if it has
the data-pagespeed-no-defer
attribute (preferred) or pagespeed_no_defer
attribute (deprecated). Usage:
<img data-pagespeed-no-defer src=.../>
User-Agent Blacklist
To ensure images are only lazyloaded in supported browsers, lazyload_images uses a User Agent blacklist. Browsers that will not see images loaded lazily are:
- BlackBerry 5.0 and older
- The Google Plus thumbnail fetcher
- Web Spiders (full list)
Lazily loading only images below the fold
By default lazyload_images injects JavaScript that uses a beacon to report back to the server the images that are visible in the client's initial viewport (above the fold). It takes a few accesses of a page for the data to be reported back and processed but eventually the above-the-fold images will be known and will be loaded immediately while all the other below-the-fold images will be lazily loaded; until then all images are lazily loaded.
The use of beacons can be disabled using the ModPagespeedCriticalImagesBeaconEnabled directive. If they are disabled, lazyload_images will not inject the JavaScript and will revert to lazily loading all images.
Example
The effect of this filter can be observed by comparing the number of requests before and after rewriting. As you scroll down, you will notice that images below the fold are only requested after they become visible in the viewport.
Risks
The computation of each image's position in the viewport may consume additional CPU cycles on the client side. Sites that employ JavaScript libraries to implement lazy-loading may not work properly with this mechanism.


Welcome to the SecurityRAT Import Assistant. This assistant will guide
you through the steps that are required for importing data from
external sources.
Please drag and drop a source file into this area or
click to open the file chooser dialog.
Supported formats: Microsoft Excel Worksheets, CSV


---
layout: post
title: 3/27 progress
date: '2014-03-27T21:22:00.004-06:00'
author: Jacob .
tags:
- progress-reports
- front-page
modified_time: '2014-03-27T21:27:03.688-06:00'
blogger_id: tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6400085873105072120.post-196192064596976436
blogger_orig_url: http://www.svlark.com/2014/03/327-progress.html
---
So the work situation is solved for the foreseeable future. Hurray!
We're in such a bizarre state of limbo now. With 82 days left on our lease, not only do we not know where we'll live next, we don't even know which coast we'll live on. I'm not complaining, but it's really very strange. It's definitely much less stressful having the job situation resolved for now, though.
We're very seriously considering a salty little cutter. Very salty. And little. And we could plausibly be feeding the swimming pigs in months, not years.


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RedUI
Javascript UI Framework for Single Page Applications
Declarative UI model
Hover the mouse over the elements to see how they are related
{ "windows": [ { "name": "CustomerDataWindow", "title": "Customer Data", "width": 280, "height": 250, "controls": [ { "name": "firstNameTextBox", "type": "textbox", "label": "First Name", "bindsTo": "firstName" }, { "name": "lastNameTextBox", "type": "textbox", "label": "Last Name", "bindsTo": "lastName" }, { }, { } ] } ] }
Customer Data
Full set of ready-to-use controls
Easy and intuitive programming model
Hover on the code blocks and click to see the illustrations
{ "use strict"; $(function () { // RedUI will render the window that you described in the UI model var myWindow = redui.createNewWindow("CustomerDataWindow"); // You decide when it will appear on the screen myWindow.show(); // Binding to the view model is as easy as calling bind var customerData = { firstName: "Claudio", lastName: "Lucchesi", }; myWindow.bind(customerData); // You can access controls by names... var firstNameControl = myWindow.firstNameTextBox; // ...or by index var firstControl = myWindow.controls[0]; // From control you can access... // ...the element var element = firstNameControl.getElement(); // ...model properties var label = firstNameControl.model.label; // ...view model bound to the control var dataObject = firstNameControl.bindingContext; // Controls generate events you can handle myWindow.closed(function (target, dialogResult) { if (dialogResult === "OK") { // Save the updated model view } }); });
2-way data binding
When you update the data in the view, view model updates automatically.
Built-in validation
Required fields, pattern match, maximum length, custom validation (in case view model has validate function). See Live Examples to learn how to configure the validation rules.
Localizable controls
Leverages globalize.js without direct dependency. See Live Examples to learn how it works.
Supports ko.observable
Leverages knockout.js without direct dependency. See Live Examples to learn how it works.
Open to add custom controls
In case you need the control that is not yet implemented. See Live Examples to learn how to create a custom control.


On this page you will find new tips and tricks in the future. It will help you to personalize myWork and provide background information on important features.

With the upcoming update (9.0), myWork will finally support the AppleWatch after a long development phase.
In addition to a new way to record your times, you also get an overview of your data directly on your wrist. And with the help of specialized complications, you can always keep an eye on your current working hours.
Since your data is still kept locally on your iPhone, you need two settings to sync it:
1. Install the myWork Companion app on your Apple Watch using the "Watch" app.
2.Within myWork, activate the "Apple Watch Support" in the settings.
After activation, you should see "Status: 2111" or "Status: 2110" in the settings. If these are not displayed, please check the connection to your Apple Watch and restart both devices once.
If you have any questions or suggestions for improvement, I would be very happy to receive an email.
With the upcoming update (8.0), five new working time models will be available in the settings of your jobs. Each with special features that will help you to record and evaluate your times even more accurately
This working time model is intended for all users who simply want to record their working time and earnings and do not have to follow any contractual requirements.
There are no target or overtime calculations.
This working time model was the basis of previous versions of myWork. It is intended for all employees who (according to their employment contract) have to fulfill a fixed weekly working time on a fixed number of working days.
The daily target hours and overtime are calculated based on the planned weekly hours divided by the number of working days.
Additional working days are directly stored as overtime.
This working time model allows you to store a specific target working time for each weekday. It is therefore ideal for (part-time) contracts with changing target hours.
The daily overtime is calculated directly from the target hours of the weekday.
In this model, you can also configure the "Hours when absent" accordingly.
This working time model is also based on weekly target hours. It is ideal for employees, students or freelancers who can work their target hours without fixed working days.
Overtime is calculated at the end of the previous week. A daily display is not possible.
This working time model is based on monthly target hours. Like the unspecific weekly hours, it is intended for employees, students or freelancers who can work their target hours without fixed working days.
Overtime is calculated at the end of the previous month. A daily display is not possible.
This model is used for budget-based planning without a time dependency. It is therefore particularly suitable for fixed-price projects and freelance work.
Overtime is calculated only after the total planned hours have been reached.
For this working time model, there is an additional new earnings model: "Fixed salary".
How you can check the calculation of your target and overtime hours, you will learn here.
The new view contains more information during active time recording. This includes the current working time and break time, the time you have to work today and the time of your expected end of work.
In addition to the automatic breaks, the entries that you have already recorded for today are also taken into account.
The orange circle visualizes your current working time in relation to your target hours.
As usual, you can adjust the start time or pause time directly by clicking on it.
If you swipe down in the view, you will get back to the start screen.
Using the mini tracker in the lower part of the screen you can pause or stop the current capture. If you click in another area, the enlarged view opens again.
The calculation of the current planned working time is currently still based on your planned weekly hours divided by the number of working days. This limitation will be fixed in the next update.
Using the board means of your iPhone/iPad, you can quickly and easily convert your exported file to PDF format.
To do this, simply press the Parts button in the preview after the export, select the "Print" action and then open the print preview as a pop-up with a long (or force) press.
The now generated PDF file, you can process as usual.
For each and every one of us, the COVID 19 pandemic is an unprecedented exceptional situation. This is particularly reflected in the current work situation.
With the help of the new "Short-time work" activity, this can now also be directly mapped in myWork. It reduces your planned working time according to the given period. It is important here that the entries are created on a daily basis and not in perspective for the next weeks.
The calculation of the short-time working allowance cannot be taken into account.
Here you can see an example how a possible entry can look like with a 50% short-time work and an actual 8h working day.
How you can copy a short-time work entry quickly and intelligently is described further below in the tip "Times-Tab".
Note: Short-time work is always an individual agreement between employee and employer. Please check beforehand if the above described way fits your situation.
The new iCloud synchronization is the easiest way to store all your data in one secure place and automatically manage it on all your devices.
Before you can start, please make sure that you have a stable and fast internet connection.
After you check the "iCloud Synchronization" box, all your data will be loaded into iCloud. This can take up to a few minutes depending on the amount of data and your internet connection.
Before your data is prepared for the iCloud, myWork creates a local backup file. You can easily access this file via iTunes if required.
Do not enable iCloud synchronization on your other devices until all data has been uploaded initially.
The activation on your second / third / ... device works in principle just as easily as on the first. However, you still have to decide what you want to do with your current data on this device(s). The following options are available to you
For technical reasons, this selection only appears during initial activation. Once your data has been migrated, iOS takes over the data management.
Of course the stopwatch also works via iCloud. You can start the recording on one device and then edit it on another.
As soon as you start or stop the stopwatch, your other devices will receive a corresponding message.
In order to avoid accidental double bookings, the confuguration of the automatic workstations was extended. You can now decide for each location (via the small check mark in the upper right corner) whether the current device should take it into account or not.
If you restore your data from a backup backed up in Dropbox or OneDrive while iCloud sync is active, your data previously stored in iCloud will also be overwritten by it. (This process may take a while).
If your data is not synchronized on the devices as expected, please check the following points
Unfortunately, myWork has no influence on when your data is loaded to or from the iCloud.
The calculation of your overtime can become quite complex over time.
For this reason there is an extra page which explains the calculation step by step based on your values. Just click on the small i-symbol.
Attention: In the working time model "Equal workiung days in week", myWork calculates your overtime based on calendar weeks, the planned target hours and the number of working days per week. If you started recording during the week (e.g. on Wednesday), there are probably days missing. Simply fill in these missing days with the activity "Unpaid placeholder" to correct the calculation.
With the new location-based automatic function, forgetting about time recording is a thing of the past!

A workplace is always a region within the defined radius. As soon as you enter or leave the region, myWork receives a message from your device and reacts to it.
Note: For technical reasons, the message will not be sent immediately. Depending on the device, it may take several minutes.
If you work on a larger company site or have to switch between different buildings during your working hours, you should choose a large radius accordingly. You can move freely within the radius during your entire working day without myWork stamping you out.
However, to record your working time as accurately as possible, you can use the correction sliders to define when the clock should actually start or stop running.
Your parking space is about 200m away from your workplace, as is the changing room. Place the pin in the center (keep your finger pressed on the map) and set the radius so that your working area is completely covered, here approx. 200m.
In addition, you enter approx. +2 min. at Start and approx. -3 min. at End via the correction sliders.
If you now enter the parking lot, myWork will notify you that your time recording will start in two minutes. If you leave the car park again after work, the three minutes will be deducted from the end date.
If you spend your break outside the workplace, the current recording can be automatically paused when you leave and resumed when you arrive. Provided that your current working time is below the configured threshold. As soon as the threshold value is exceeded, the running time recording is stopped when you leave the location.
Now clearer and with more quick functions.
You can now easily edit your recorded working time in the tab "Activities" in just a few steps. Swipe to the right to book a time entry. You can recognize the successful booking by the green highlight below the job icon. Swiping to the left deletes the recorded time. The entry is then automatically removed from the overview. If you hold down an already recorded time for a long time, it duplicates itself and the date adjusts itself intelligently. For example, you can enter a "standard workday" without actively tracking it.
You will find the filter in the upper right corner. At initial opening, your active jobs are already preselected. You can tell by the orange border. All other (deactivated) jobs become visible when scrolling to the left. Additionally you have the option to choose between all, pending or booked activities within the selected job(s). The default always selects all activities.
The timeline allows you to customize the time period individually. When selecting the pre-defined periods ("This week", "Last week", etc.), the date and all associated entries are automatically adjusted.
A click on the arrow next to the filter symbol hides the filter area around it and creates space.
Your recorded Working time and the resulting Income in the area below the table are adjusted to the filter criteria you have selected.
Click the filter icon again to reset all filters.


THERE'S SOMETHING ABOUT MARY (1998)
A film review by Steve Kong Edited by Cher Johnson Copyright 1998 Steve Kong
I don't remember the last time I laughed this hard at a movie. There's Something About Mary is one of the funniest movies I've seen lately.
The story is simple. There's a girl named Mary, who everyone thinks is a fox. Guys will do anything to get Mary - everyone except for Ted, a genuinely nice guy who had a mishap with Mary while in high school. Now, thirteen years later, Ted wants to find Mary and maybe get back together with her.
Mary is about the only character in There's Something About Mary that is sane. Played by the beautiful Cameron Diaz, Mary is the object of lust for all the on-screen men. Diaz does a good job with her part, projecting a naive, appealing warmth. Opposite Mary is Ted, played by Ben Stiller. Ted's life is an absolute mess - everything that could go wrong for Ted does go wrong. Stiller is hilarious as Ted.
The script by Ed Decter & John J. Strauss and Peter Farrelly & Bobby Farrelly definitely deserves its R rating; the gross sexual humor makes this movie unfit for kids.
Direction from the Farrelly brothers is good, though at points they seem to lose focus and drift. The movie does have its slow moments - moments in which I found myself looking at my watch wondering either when the movie would end or when the next laugh-out-loud-sequence was going to appear.
Speaking of laugh-out-loud-sequences, an early scene is hilarious. The scene consists of Ted, a bathroom, and a stubborn zipper. The Farrelly brothers leave nothing to the imagination with this scene. A lot of what happens in the opening is shown in trailers, but there are some sight gags that are not (and couldn't be) shown during trailers. There are other moments, like the one with a dog on speed and a hair gel incident that left the audience howling. Small moments with a singing duel are silly. And there's a scene with fake nudity that will shock you.
There's Something About Mary is a film that will not suit everyone. There will be those who think that this crude humor really doesn't belong in theatres. But, if you're willing to let go of some of your respectability when you walk into the theatre, you'll love There's Something About Mary. The guy who sat next to me during the screening kept screaming, "Oh, that's just not right!" Right or not, it was funny. Don't Miss There's Something About Mary.
On a side note, I think that the advertising for There's Something About Mary was skewed a bit, which resulted in my seeing the film this late. "Warning The guys who did 'Dumb & Dumber' and 'Kingpin' bring you a love story." That is what the ads said and I took heed of the warning because I didn't like Dumb & Dumber at all. And I'm sure there are many who didn't either. For the record, There's Something Like Mary is a lot more enjoyable than Dumb & Dumber. I regret seeing the film so late.
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pyLabbook is composed of labbook objects and protocol objects. While labbooks specify where your data is stored, protocols specify the structure of that data, in terms of table columns, through the protocol’s module file. Protocol module files can be created using the manager GUI, the pyLabbook Scripts, or by writing your own from scratch.
Protocol Module Files
All protocols are python object classes that are specified in the protocol’s module file.
A protocol module file:
- is named after the protocol
- has the
.py
extension to indicate that it is a python script - is located in the
python/pyLabbook/protocols
folder of your pyLabbook distribution - defines an initialization object class called
initialize
that inherits from thepyProtocol
class
The initialize
class in the protocol module file defines a protocol’s set and sample table columns with its setup()
method. setup()
defines table columns using the addSetColumn()
and addSamColumn()
methods, which are inherited from the pyProtocol
object class.
Creating a Protocol Module
To create a new protocol, create a protocol module file in the protocol modules folder. The module must:
- be named after the protocol and have a
py
extension - define a python object class called
initialize
that inherits from thepyProtocol
class. - define a a method for this class called
setup
, which takes only one argument calleds
orself
. This argument is the instance of theinitialize
object and is automatically passed by python when thesetup
function is called. - define set and sample table columns using the
addSetColumn()
andaddSamColumn()
methods inherited frompyProtocol
.
The following is an example protocol module for a protocol called TestProtocol:
Example Protocol Module File
# file: python/pyLabbook/protocols/TestProtocol.py
# import the pyProtocol class
from pyLabbook import pyProtocol;
# define a new class called initialize, inherit the pyProtocol class
class initialize(pyProtocol):
# define a method called setup that takes one argument
# the argument is the initialize object itself (s for self)
def setup(s):
# set an id for the protocol, should match the base name
# of this file
s.PROTOCOLID = "TestProtocol";
# add a column to the set table for this protocol
s.addSetColumn(
# name of the column
name = "inhibitor",
# data type for column
# ('TEXT','INTEGER','REAL','NUMERIC','DATE')
type = 'TEXT',
# can the column contain null values? True or False
notnull = True,
# every value has to be unique? True or False
unique = False,
# description of the column and/or its data
description = "id or name of the subject being tested",
# default value (use None for null)
default = None,
# is this column a primary key? use False if not sure
primary_key = False,
);
# add a column to the sample table for this protocol
s.addSamColumn(
name = "value",
type = 'REAL',
notnull = False,
unique = False,
description = "measured effect of inhibitor",
default = None,
primary_key = False,
);
Table Column Options
The following options must be specified for each set and sample table column you define.
| option | description |
|---|---|
| name | the name of the table column. A-Z, a-z, 0-9, _ and - are acceptable, no spaces or special characters, can’t begin with the number zero. |
| type | the type of data that the column stores, see the types table below |
| notnull (NN) | can the column contain undefined null values? True or False |
| unique (UNQ) | does every row have to have a unique value? True or False |
| description | a text description of the column and/or the values it can have |
| primary_key | include this column in the compound primary key? if you’re not sure, use False |
There are also a variety of data types that a column can store. The following table lists the type name that you use to specify the column type (via. addSetColumn()
or addSamColumn()
functions), along with its native python counterpart and a description.
| name | python type | description |
|---|---|---|
| TEXT | str | a sequence of any characters of any length |
| INTEGER | int | whole numbers only, no decimal point |
| REAL | float | a floating point or real number (decimal point) |
| NUMERIC | float | a generic numeric format |
| DATE | str | a placeholder for more complex date formats |
Once the module file is created, experiments and data for the protocol can be initialized, stored and accessed in the database and repository of any labbook. For examples of how to access a protocol’s data in a labbook, see the Python Scripting with pyLabbook documentation.


Fit mixture regression models with nonsusceptibility/cure for left-truncated and interval-censored (LTIC) data (see Chen et al. (2013) <doi:10.1002/sim.5845>). This package also provides the nonparametric maximum likelihood estimator (NPMLE) for the survival/event curves with LTIC data.
| Version: | 1.0.0 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.3.1) |
| Imports: | grDevices, graphics, stats, utils |
| Published: | 2017-08-02 |
| Author: | Yuh-Chyuan Tsay [aut, cre], Chen-Hsin Chen [aut], Ya-Chi Wu [aut], Cheng-Fang Horng [aut] |
| Maintainer: | Yuh-Chyuan Tsay <yctsay at stat.sinica.edu.tw> |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 |
| NeedsCompilation: | yes |
| CRAN checks: | MixtureRegLTIC results |
| Reference manual: | MixtureRegLTIC.pdf |
| Package source: | MixtureRegLTIC_1.0.0.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: MixtureRegLTIC_1.0.0.zip, r-release: MixtureRegLTIC_1.0.0.zip, r-oldrel: MixtureRegLTIC_1.0.0.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: MixtureRegLTIC_1.0.0.tgz, r-oldrel: MixtureRegLTIC_1.0.0.tgz |
| Old sources: | MixtureRegLTIC archive |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=MixtureRegLTIC to link to this page.


UNICO. is dedicated to delivering the highest quality, ethically harvested unicorn tears to our charming customers. Although our company is new, our story begins long long ago with our ancestors Zinky and Misty Feathers. In 1775, the sisters were traveling the world when they discovered a lone male unicorn who had been wandering the countryside for years. They helped him reunite with his pack, and then realized these amazing creatures were being forced from their grazing lands. Zinka and Misty knew they had to do something, so they created a new land that the unicorns could call their own.
The refuge they created remains hidden to the average human even today, but it's a wonderous place with many hidden beauties. At the center is a giant lake, which now serves as the source for our unicorn tears. After the unicorns were introduced to their new home, they were so overcome with joy that they cried into the lake, transforming it into an everlasting lake of happy tears.
Although we were set on never trying to capitalize on the magic of our special friends, the head unicorn insisted that we share their gift with the world. In 2017, we began collecting small quanitities from the everlasting lake of unicorn tears, and we hope that your world will be changed by these tears of joy as ours have!


Thematic inspiration: Origins
- Ongoing project
- Media: photography printed on acetate
- Teaser graphic
- Facebook event page banner graphic
- Instagram 3 part puzzle post
- Instagram story post
- Snapchat filter
- Promotional video
Looking back at my first drawings, I often chose to scratch geometric houses from waxy crayons and single hair stranded stick people representing my family because it was where I came from. Yet my inspiration as an artist today does not fall far. I am inspired to pay homage to the concept of Origins – the derivation or commencement of an existence. In this moment, I define visual arts as my second voice to appreciate the origins and stories of people and other artists that I find intriguing. My artwork also features an infusion of my cultural and self-developmental origins, being that they significantly influence my paradigm of existence and interpretation. In the curation of my portfolio, I strive to deliver a mixture of appreciating stylistic form and conceptual ideas in the exploration of impactfully retelling the story my chosen subject while speaking to subjects I value.
I have developed as an artist, I began exploring unconventional media such as digital design and 3D pieces. The varying artists (including Francis Bacon, and Candy Jernigan) who have inspired specific pieces within my portfolio have largely diverging styles, yet an overlap in their mutual value of personal storytelling.
Polyvinyl Chloride
When prompted with the word: shiny, the theme of packaging and the thought of all things new, immediately came to mind. I specifically chose to focus on plastic material and ways to represent the material in an abstracted way. I wanted to present the subject such that the object and its reflective shadow practically becomes unidentifiable. This method of representation removes the common associations of everyday waste objects and challenges the viewers to search and interpret the material. The photographs focus on the concept that we live in a world of material waste. Our eyes are accustomed to packaging and plastic waste as it’s intently engrained into our everyday lifestyles. Through altering what we perceive as familiar, this photographic investigation challenges the viewers to re-evaluate disposable plastic waste.
Initial inspiration
Inspired by PepsiCo, we based our initial teaser draft on similar round fluid forms. Our colour scheme consisted of yellow and orange hues + bold and navy blues.
Final Marketing Material
After conducting market research, we note a falling trend in Facebook users amongst our chosen demographic of first and second year university students. Given this observation, our marketing campaign focused on capitalising on our instagram following and incorporating a video promotion aspect to engage viewers.
Here's the rough breakdown of our hollistic promotional campaign:
Promotional Video
Reflection
Overall, this campaign was successful and resulted in 3000+ total Instagram post impressions. Our instagram story campaign also effectively garnered 150+ views each. Moving forward, I believe that the promotional material could be further varied. Through incorporating after effect animations and motion graphics, PBSN could further elevate the range of promotional material and encourage higher engagement.


SCAPEGOAT, THE (director/writer: Robert Hamer; screenwriter: Robert Maer/Gore Vidal/from book by Daphne Du Maurier; cinematographer: Paul Beeson; editor: Jack Harris; cast: Bette Davis (Countess de Gue), Alec Guinness (John Barratt/Count Jacques De Gue), Irene Worth (Francoise de Gue), Peter Bull (Aristide), Nicole Maurey (Bela), Annabel Bartlett (Marie Noel de Gue), Leslie French (Lacoste), Pamela Brown (Blanche), Noel Howlett (Dr. Aloin), Geoffrey Keen (Gaston); Runtime: 92; MGM; 1959-UK)
Reviewed by Dennis Schwartz
A mystery thriller from the pen of Daphne Du Maurier, tepidly adapted to the screen from Gore Vidal's murky script in a workman-like way by Robert Hamer. It's a one-idea film and that idea is unable to dispel all the holes in the blurry plot, even though it is well-acted. It involves a case of mistaken identity where a despondent, middle-aged, unmarried, provincial British professor while taking a holiday in France, is mistaken for Count Jacques De Gue. Alec Guinness has the double-role playing Professor John Barratt and his lookalike, the Count. It is a dual role he plays admirably, but he does not leave any lasting impression in either part.
The lookalikes meet in a pub and drink together all night to celebrate the coincidence of looking like each other. Sharing their life stories, Barratt tells of how he has no one to love and no one who cares about him, as he complains that he has too little of a life. The Count, on the other hand, says his life is too rich, that he has a chateau, a title, an income dating from the 19th century for his title, a wife and a mistress, and severe business problems. Afterwards they go to his hotel room in town and order through room service a bottle of champagne, as he spikes Barratt's drink and switches clothes with him, leaving him to wake up alone next morning as the chauffeur Gaston (Keen) arrives to take him to his estate. When Barratt tries to explain who he is, vociferously disclaiming that he is the Count and that he wants to go to the police. Instead, Gaston calls the Count's physician (Howlett), who informs him the family received a telegram that he's delusional after being in Paris for two weeks -- and that he now thinks that he is someone else, and that he should humor him and bring him back to the estate, where he will give him a physical examination.
At the estate he meets the wife the real Count despises, Francoise (Worth), and his precocious young daughter Marie Noel (Bartlett). In a cameo role, his morphine-addicted acerbic mother (Bette Davis) plays this one to chew all the scenery she could -- where she is either seen as a bitter old lady who is bed-ridden and wants to possess her evil son, or is dressed in black and speaking with a sulphurous tongue at the police inquiry. He also meets at the dinner table his embittered sister Blanche (Brown) who wears a cross around her neck and his embezzling brother-in-law Aristide (Bull), who runs the glass foundry the Count hasn't been to in 14 years and is now in danger of closing after being the family business for 150 years, and is the reason he went to Paris to get a new lease of life for the shaky business.
The only happiness the Count seems to have is in hunting game and being with his Italian mistress Bela (Nicole), who is a noted horsewoman. He meets her every Wednesday afternoon in her apartment after he drops his daughter off for her music lessons.
Barratt, after an initial reluctance to do the deception, finds he relishes looking after people and living a family life, and warms to the idea of being the Count. He wants to help them all, but he wonders why the Count pulled the switch -- Is it to let him solve his problems, or to let the Count be someplace else?
Warning: spoilers to follow.
Francoise is killed on the day Gaston drives him to his mistress, as she falls out the window. But after a police inquiry it is called an accident.
He discovers something in the will about the Count inheriting a huge sum of money if his wife dies without giving birth to a son, and he recalls his wife's fear that he will kill her. Her death brings the real Count back to town, and allows for the slight twist to the story that occurs in the final scene. The surprise ending was predictable and did not help salvage this rather dry film.
The film's main fault was that it failed to maintain a level of tension for its mystery story, and the three weeks that Barratt played at being a French nobleman was hardly believable. This is a good story as written for a book, but it was not filmed with any verve. The middle part of it seemed to be going nowhere and by the time the payoff came, the confrontation between the morally concerned Barratt and the villainous Count, seemed too artificial and lifeless for me to give its supposedly shocking outcome a second thought.
REVIEWED ON 12/23/2000 GRADE: C
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David Tennant to play notorious Scots serial killer Dennis Nilsen in new ITV drama
The former Doctor Who Scot will step into the shoes of the twisted monster who butchered at least a dozen people between 1978 and 1983.
by Nicholas Keyden, https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/authors/nicholas-keyden/David Tennant is set to play one of Britain's most notorious serial killers in a new TV drama.
The Scot actor will step into the shoes of Dennis Nilsen in ITV's Des which tracks the monster's five-year campaign of terror.
Twisted Nilsen murdered at least a dozen men between 1978 and 1983 and later admitted performing sex acts on some of their corpses.
He lured his victims to two homes in North London, where they were strangled and drowned.
The Scotsman, who initially admitted to killing 15, was convicted of six murders and two attempted murders in 1983, and was jailed for life in November that year.
He was caught after a plumber discovered body parts and bones were causing a blockage to drains around his Muswell Hill home.
Doctor Who star Tennant will lead a cast including Line of Duty star Daniel Mays as Detective Chief Inspector Peter Jay and The Crown's Jason Watkin.
The show, based on Brian Masters' book Killing For Company, follows police on their quest for justice in the wake of Nilsen's arrest.
ITV’s head of drama, Polly Hill, said: “This starts with Nilsen’s arrest and is looking at him through the eyes of the police officer trying to identify those he killed and deliver justice.
"David Tennant is going to be brilliant as Nilsen and, with Daniel and Jason, this has an incredible cast.”
Former civil servant Nilsen burned his victims' bodies, or flushed body parts down the toilet during his sickening series of killings.
If his victim was unconscious after being strangled, he would then drown them in a bathtub.
He died in prison last May at the age of 72.
Des is due to start filming soon and is believed to be aired next year.


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Table of Contents
Abstract
Cell signaling is part of a complex system of communication that governs basic cellular activities and coordinates cell actions. Cell signalling is all about communication between different group of cells and tissues and how one group of cells informs another group of cells what to do. The ability of cells to perceive and correctly respond to their microenvironment is the basis of development, tissue repair, and immunity, as well as normal tissue homeostasis.
Importance Of Cell Signaling
In multicellular organisms, cell signaling allows for specialization of groups of cells. Multiple cell types can then join together to form tissues such as muscle, blood, and brain tissue. Cells have evolved a variety of signaling mechanisms to accomplish the transmission of important biological information.
Why do Cell Communicate?
In multicellular organisms, cell signaling allows for specialization of groups of cells. Multiple cell types can then join together to form tissues such as muscle, blood, and brain tissue.
General Terms
-
Ligand
Typically, these are ion channels located on the postsynaptic (receiving) side of the neuron. Some act in response to a secreted (external) ligand- typically a neurotransmitter such as- Acetylcholine (ACh)
- GABA
- Glycine
- Glutamate
Some act in response to internal ligands such as G-proteins, cGMP and cAMP, and are also regulated by internal metabolites such as phosphoinositides, arachidonic acid, calcium.
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Receptors
Receptors are proteins associated with the cell membranes or located within the cell. Receptors 'recognize' signalling molecules by binding them. Binding of Receptors by signlling molecules cell behavior changes.
Types of Cell Signaling
- Autocrine
- Paracrine
- Endocrine
-
Autocrine
Autocrine target the cell itself. Sometimes autocrine cell, can target cells close by if they are the same type of cell as the emitting cell. e.g immune cells. A well-characterized form of autocrine signaling is the secretion of IL-1 by macrophages. Binding of IL-1 by receptors on macrophages further activates these cells and triggers the secretion of additional cytokines (including additional IL-1). This type of pure autocrine signaling in which one cell type stimulates itself is relatively uncommon in normal physiology but can be an important feature of some pathologic conditions such as cancer in which tumor cell proliferation may be driven by autocrine signaling.
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Paracrine
It signals target cells in the vicinity of the emitting cell. neurotransmitters represent an example. Paracrine signaling is a form of cell signaling or cell-to-cell communication in which a cell produces a signal to induce changes in nearby cells, altering thebehaviour of those cells eg. transfer of signals across synapses between nerve cells.
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Endocrine
These signals target distant cells. Endocrine cells produce hormones that travel through the blood to reach all parts of the body. The endocrine system is a chemical messenger system comprising feedback loops of the hormones released by internal glands of an organism directly into the circulatory system, regulating distant target organs.
Autocrine
Eukaryotic cells can release ligands that target the same cell that produced the signal known as Autocrine Signalling. The cell that secretes a signal also detects and responds to the signalling molecule it produces; this is called Autocrine Signalling.
-
Three steps of Autocrine Signaling
- Reception of the Signal
- Signal Transduction
- Response
Reception of the Signal
In signal reception, a membrane-impermeable molecule, or ligand, causes a change in a membrane receptor; however, some signalling molecules, such as hormones, can traverse the membrane to reach their internal receptors.
Signal Transduction
This causes the receptor protein to change. The membrane receptor can then send this signal to intracellular messengers, which transduces the message into a cellular response.
Response
This intracellular response may include a change transcription, translation, protein activation, or many others.
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Significance of Autocrine Signaling
- Autocrine signalling is important during development, helping cells take on and reinforce their correct identities.
- Autocrine signalling is important in cancer and is thought to play a key role in metastasis (the spread of cancer from its original site to other parts of the body).
- Autocrine signalling can also play a role in the development of skin cancer by stimulating the development of new blood vessels that nourish tumour cells.
Receptor Classes
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G-Protien
G proteins, also known as guanine nucleotidebinding proteins, are a family of proteins that act as molecular switches inside cells, and are involved in transmitting signals from a variety of stimuli outside a cell to its interior. Their activity is regulated by factors that control their ability to bind to and hydrolyze guanosine triphosphate (GTP) to guanosine diphosphate (GDP)
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Enzyme Coupled Receptor
Enzyme coupled receptor is a transmembrane receptor, where the binding of an extracellular ligand causes enzymatic activity on the intracellular side. Hence a catalytic receptor is an integral membrane protein possessing both enzymatic catalytic and receptor functions. An extra-cellular ligand binding domain An intracellular domain.
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Ion Channel Receptor
Ion channels are pore-forming membrane proteins that allow ions to pass through the channel pore. It establishes resting membrane potential, shapes action potentials other electrical signals by gating the flow of ions across the cell membrane, controlling the flow of ions across secretory and epithelial cells, and regulating cell volume. Ion channels are one of the two classes of ionophoric proteins, the other being ion transporters.
Advantages
- Autocrine signalling helps to communicate with distantly located cells.
- Autocrine signalling connects nearby located cells.
- Autocrine signalling helps to amplify the signal by inducing more signalling production from the cell itself.
- Autocrine signalling is specific only for the cell that produced it.
Applications
- Autocrine Signalling plays critical roles in cancer activation and also in providing self-sustaining growth signals to tumors.
- Autocrine signalling also regulates pain sensation and inflammatory responses.
- This type of signalling often occurs during the early development of an organisms to ensure that cells develop into the correct tissues and take on the proper function.
- One approach used by tumors to upregulate growth and survival is through autocrine production of growth and survival factors.


ESPScannerDelegate Protocol Reference
| Conforms to | NSObject |
|---|---|
| Declared in | ESPScanner.h |
– espScannerDidTimeoutScan:
Invoked when a scan has timed out
- (void)espScannerDidTimeoutScan:(ESPScanner *)scanner
Parameters
scanner |
the scanner that finished |
|---|
Discussion
Invoked when a scan has timed out
Declared In
ESPScanner.h
– espScanner:didFailScanWithError:
Invoked when a scan failed
- (void)espScanner:(ESPScanner *)scanner didFailScanWithError:(NSError *)error
Parameters
scanner |
the scanner that failed |
|---|---|
error |
the error describing the failure |
Discussion
Invoked when a scan failed
Declared In
ESPScanner.h
– espScanner:didDiscoverPeripheral:
Invoked when a peripheral is discovered by the scanner
- (void)espScanner:(ESPScanner *)scanner didDiscoverPeripheral:(CBPeripheral *)peripheral
Parameters
scanner |
the scanner that discovered the peripheral |
|---|---|
peripheral |
the peripheral that was discovered |
Discussion
Invoked when a peripheral is discovered by the scanner
Declared In
ESPScanner.h
– espScanner:didUpdatePeripheral:
Invoked when a discovered peripheral’s properties are updated by the scanner
- (void)espScanner:(ESPScanner *)scanner didUpdatePeripheral:(CBPeripheral *)peripheral
Parameters
scanner |
the scanner that discovered the peripheral |
|---|---|
peripheral |
the peripheral that was updated |
Discussion
Invoked when a discovered peripheral’s properties are updated by the scanner
Declared In
ESPScanner.h
– espScanner:didFailToConnectPeripheral:error:
Invoked when ESPScanner::connectPeripheral: is called on a peripheral and it fails to connect
- (void)espScanner:(ESPScanner *)scanner didFailToConnectPeripheral:(CBPeripheral *)peripheral error:(NSError *)error
Parameters
scanner |
the scanner that failed |
|---|---|
peripheral |
the peripheral that could not be connected |
error |
the error describing the failure |
Discussion
Invoked when ESPScanner::connectPeripheral: is called on a peripheral and it fails to connect
Declared In
ESPScanner.h
– espScanner:didConnectClient:
Invoked when a peripheral has successfully connected and found the ESP service
- (void)espScanner:(ESPScanner *)scanner didConnectClient:(__kindof ESPClient *)client
Parameters
scanner |
the scanner that connected the peripheral |
|---|---|
client |
the client containing the connected peripheral |
Discussion
Invoked when a peripheral has successfully connected and found the ESP service
Declared In
ESPScanner.h
– espScanner:didDisconnectClient:error:
Invoked when a connected ESP client/peripheral is disconnected
- (void)espScanner:(ESPScanner *)scanner didDisconnectClient:(__kindof ESPClient *)client error:(NSError *)error
Parameters
scanner |
the scanner that connected the client |
|---|---|
client |
the client that disconnected |
error |
the error describing why the disconnection happened, or nil if the client was disconnected via ESPScanner::disconnectClient |
Discussion
Invoked when a connected ESP client/peripheral is disconnected
Declared In
ESPScanner.h


STEP 2
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--- layout: post title: Column type change in Relocated Vehicles date: '2014-12-03T17:37:57-06:00' author: Open Data Portal Team categories: - Open Data - Data Portal tags: - 5k2z-suxx - relocated vehicles - revision ---
We have changed the “Relocated To Address Number” column (API Name: relocated_to_address_number) in the Relocated Vehicles dataset from Number type to Plain Text.
Even though the column usually should contain the numeric portion of the address, occasional errors in the source system result in text values that would interrupt our new update process. The corresponding “Relocated From Address Number” (API Name: relocated_from_address_number) has been Plain Text for quite a while.


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Friday night I had discussed the use of tussin recreationally with my roommate Rousey and his friend Jermey. They both seemed up for the experience, especially Jermey, who decided to start off with 8oz. The plan was to trip Saturday night here at home during Havard's 21st b-day party.
Saturday I had to be at work at 8am. I had only been on the job for about a week and still had a lot to learn. I work for a very large pizza franchise and my boss and I had to mix a large quantity of dough for the day. I only had about 4 hours of sleep the night before and was very tired.
I left work around 4:30pm and went straight home where some people were already showing up for the party. Havard and his older brother Steve were there along with Rousey, Matt and a few others. Kevin, my other roommate, had to work that night so he wasn't going to be showing up for awhile.
Around 5 I left and went to a few places to buy some Robotussin Maximum Strength Cough... four bottles to be exact. I also picked up a big bottle of water, some gum, a bag of charcoal for the bar-b-q and two packs of cigarettes. I'm a very heavy chain-smoker and figured I'd run out if I didn't buy at least two packs. The big shocker was that when I went into Wal-Mart to buy the fourth bottle of tussin I found another pack of cigs in my coat that I hadn't worn in about 3 weeks.
When I got back to the house with my purchases Rousey and Jermey wondered why I hadn't told them I was going to get tussin. They had already been drinking and I informed them that DXM and alcohol probably wasn't a very good mix. They agreed and decided to try it some other time.
I went into my room and got online to work on my journal. When I was finished I cleaned my room. I have to have my room clean when I'm going to fry, otherwise I wig out during the trip and feel like I'm going to kill myself on some stray dirty sock on the floor. After one menacing dirty clothes experience on tussin you really don't want to have a repeat threat the next time.
I suppose I should indulge in my past tussin experiences a little. I first tried tussin after a stray click landed me deep in the middle of DXM reports on the net. I read everything there was to read about tussin... including 60% of the trip reports for DXM. I'd never fried before and was wanting to and tussin seemed like a good way to start. I'd had some good highs from weed, and done everything imaginable on/with alcohol. But I wanted to fry. The trip reports really helped my decision. Especially the descriptions of all of the negative side effects. I wanted to know what I was getting into.
My first time was with Robo Honey Cough. Kevin and I split an 8oz bottle just to try it out. Kevin had trouble choking it down, but I ingested it like stewed fruit. It was a life changing experience no doubt.  I felt like I was drunk the whole time. It was great.
I started drinking RoboMax Cough after that, and was surprised to find the taste pleasant. I could slam a whole 4oz bottle in a matter of seconds. I was having a blast with the stuff. Only after I became used to randomly itching and not really understanding past/present/future I tried 8oz with my friend Cody. Cody has done a lot of different drugs over the years, but he had never tried a dissociative.
He had 4oz and fried hardcore. My experience that night was incredibly beautiful. Music was amazing. Nothing mattered. Time was only a memory. At one point I was a beautiful flower in an incredibly large pasture. Cody and I melted into the couch. I gasped and quit breathing, my heart stopped. I was alone in my mind. I loved it. I had been told about needing a strong mind to be able to handle yourself under intense chemical situations. I am very calm inside. I love everything. I have a 165 IQ.
I figured it would be a breeze. I was wrong. I was rough. I had to hold onto myself from the inside. I didn't know what was going on, who I was, or if I would ever be normal again. I spun around inside myself all night long.  I am fairly strong minded. I was able to keep from wigging out. I had a hold on myself... until about 5 o'clock in the morning. I finally went to sleep. I slept about 30 minutes. I had a beautiful blue dream. Blue is the color of peace inside me. As long as everything was blue I was alright.
I was in what seemed like a sea of bodies for people Robotripping. We were all at peace. The people around me were all various shades of blue. But then one girl in the middle turned the most awful shade of red I knew existed. She was wigging out bad. It was so real to me. Cody tried to call a number on the RoboMax bottle to get help for the girl. I awoke and sat straight up in bed. panicking. Cody was laying there next to me. He was still sleeping. All the lights in my room were on, but it was so dark.
I needed water bad, but our water had been turned off two days before. I crawled into the living room and tried to come down. I wanted to sleep again. I wanted to be sober. It was light outside and I was still frying. I had to be at work in 4 hours.  I dragged myself to the bathroom and puked. It felt like I puked for an hour. I wanted to shoot myself. But then my mind was at peace again. I was calm. I stayed up until I had to go to work. I didn't come down until noon. It had lasted 11 hours. It was the most beautiful day of my life. I loved everything. I loved tussin.
After that I knew what frying meant. As Tyler Durdin put it in Fight Club... I just had a near-life experience. I tripped on 4oz a few more times. I tried 8oz once again and it wasn't all that spectacular, I just couldn't walk. When I drank 12oz I expected to disappear for a few hours... but it didn't happen. I think I was wanting it too much. So Saturday night I decided to drink 16oz (1416mg of DXM) and not expect anything to happed.
When my room was clean and I had put my mind at ease I drank the first of the 4 bottles. My stomach is starting to protest my use of tussin so I had to drink slowly. Two gulps and it was gone. I went back into the living room and showed Rousey the second bottle.  I slammed the second bottle and almost threw up.
At that instance I decided to only drink 3 bottles and save the 16oz trip for another day. I waited about 30 minutes before drinking any more. That's when I started to feel the effects. The third bottle took me about 5 minutes to finish. I was beginning to trip. I completely forgot about not wanting to drink the fourth bottle. I grabbed it and remember turning it up to slam it, but don't remember finishing the bottle.
I instantly disappeared. It was about 8:30pm when I came to. I didn't know where I was or what I was doing. I couldn't put Robotussin and what I felt together in my mind. I began thinking about Cody coming over later. I was wanting him here again (I'm bi by the way). I was talking to him in my mind. Then on the couch, right beside me, Steve looked at me and said he was straight... I didn't know what the hell was going on or why he was telling me that.
I thought he was imagining things or talking without realizing it. But he said I was coming on to him. I must've been talking without my realizing. I was talking to Cody but the only person around was Steve. He thought I was making a pass at him. I somehow explained that I wasn't talking to him and then time completely stopped. He and I both disappeared into our own little worlds. The hands on the clock didn't move for what seemed like 4 hours or more. The room kept changing size. Everything was distorted. I couldn't move.  I felt weightless. I felt like I was dead.
Sometime later (probably just a few seconds later) I could hear the clock ticking like my ear was right up next to it... it was 15 feet away from me on another wall and there was loud music everywhere. I was in a trance, completely enveloped by the experience. I forgot about everything and everybody around me. I could hear music coming from Kevin's room and everytime a song stopped I felt like I died, and everytime the euphoria began again I was reborn. Flowers don't get that beautiful. I was in heaven.
After an hour finally passed Kevin came in the living room to talk to me. I couldn't understand a word he was saying. I was trying to explain what happened between me and Steve, but the words wouldn't come out. I just heard my own voice mumbling something incoherent. I gave up trying to talk and just went back to enjoying what was going on around me. My house wasn't even my house anymore. The clock was in my face and the house only consisted of the living room and Kevin's room. My room was a house standing far off in the distance. I finally worked up the energy to make my way there. Imagine Dustin Hoffman in Rainman. My arms were froze up in a fetal position and my legs were wooden beams below me.
I felt like a robot. My body didn't want to move like I wanted it to. I began to wonder if I'd gotten myself in too deep. But I convinced myself that no matter how rough it gets I've done this before. I was struggling with my own mind. It took all I had not to freak out. I kept lapsing in and out of this world. Things kept disappearing. And that's not to mention the tracers I was having. My entire field of vision kept following itself and turning inside out and upside down. I walked forever and finally ended up in my room. Kevin was in there listening to the music on my computer. I couldn't even hear it. I collapsed on the couch. And that's where I began experiencing events at alternate times.
Three events are stuck in my memory from there on out. And bits and pieces of them happened at intermittent times. Part of this one, part of that one, then back to the first. It was really screwing with me. I was time traveling the space of an hour in 5 minute chunks.
Talking to everyone the next day I was able to figure out what happened first, second and third. First an old friend from highschool came by, Bryan. I hadn't talked to him in quite sometime. While he talked I tried to pay attention, but it seemed like everytime he said something I would think about it for only a moment and then forget who was even in my room. I couldn't see his face at all. I had two lights on in my room, a green one hung from the ceiling and a red one in a lamp. With both of them on it is still dark in my room. When Bryan was there, though, it looked like the sun was inside my room. It was so bright.
Then Cody finally showed up right after Bryan left. He stayed in my room for quite some time. We layed in bed together holding hands.  I couldn't feel my body at all. I slipped into another trance. I was a two-dimensional ribbon of life stretching from my room to my job. I began to wig a little. I was worried about the next day. I knew I didn't have to work, but I was still worried about work. I wasn't comfortable with my job yet.
Set and setting are definitely important when frying. I also began to get anxious about the people in my house. I wished I had waited to trip this hard when I was more comfortable with my immediate surroundings. I blanked out completely.
When I came two I was only aware of three things. Everything existed in my mind. I was a big metal box.  I had no grasp on reality. I had no grasp on anything. I was just along for my own ride. I was wigging hard. Cody was beside me again. His face was a total shock to me. I didn't know what a human was. All I could focus on were his eyes. And they definitely did not cohere with my little world... I was very FUCKED up!
The third even was that I stood up and Cody and Bryan were both beside me (which was impossible since one left before the other showed up). People were only two feet high and the ceiling was only three. Everything was shrunk. I walked into the living room and appearently made everyone in there laugh. I couldn't understand a single word they were saying. I didn't recognize anyone as even being real. I just couldn't understand. So I went back into my room and laid back down in bed and looked around. Everything was very dark again. No color at all.
I could see the glow from the lights, but they weren't lighting anything up. The walls had brush strokes like they were painted in really thing oil paints. And EVERYTHING was gray. I wanted to sober up and get back up to join the party. I was feeling sick because I couldn't. Cody was beside me again. I didn't know what he was. Nothing fit the little world I was in. The last time I looked at the clock it was only 11:00pm. It felt like days had gone by.
I woke up on my couch around 5:30am. I could comprehend time again. But I was still tripping hard.  I knew I had drank some Robotussin, but I couldn't figure out how it could make me feel like this. There was no correlation. I fried for the next 5 hours. I can't even remember what I saw.
When I finally got up I saw a note from Bryan with his pager number and message that said 'Man you are FUCKED UP!! haha.' It was 10:30am and I went into the living room to see who was still there. Almost everyone was, and they were just waking up. I sat around trying to convey what happened the night before, but it was still like a dream to me.  It lasted 22 hours.
It's been a week since it happened and I'm still somewhat shook up from it, but overall I enjoyed it. I would just suggest being in a VERY comfortable place both physically and mentally when frying that hard. It's scarry, but it's a wonderful place to be if you can stay relaxed. Another note is that this isn't the drug to use at high doses if you want to be involved in the party going on around you. And unless you know, and I mean KNOW, how well you can handle being alone in your own mind you might want to seriously consider a trip sitter. They can save you from yourself faster than anything else... even if they don't exist at the time.
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to report serendipitous observations that they have not been able to study systematically, but that offer a starting point for further exploration. This is especially relevant for ecologists, as it provides a platform to report unexpected observations from the field, unrelated to the main goal of the field work.
This sounds similar to the Herp Notes of the Herpetological Review, though obviously without a species bias. Hopefully F1000’s version will support intelligent metadata on place, time, and taxonomy involved.
While APC waivers are a reasonable way for the journal to say thanks while establishing themselves, I would prefer to see it built upon proper market competition that involves a real market signal, rather than on fee waivers. Authors should choose if the added value of the journal justifies the price, and publishers should experiment with ways to drive down prices or improve added value through further publishing innovation. They don’t post prices as promently as PeerJ, but it does look like their prices are a step in this direction. At $500 for short-format papers and $1000 for full papers, they have at least broken the pattern of copying PLoS ONE pricing (Nature Scientific Reports, ESA Ecosphere, looking at you) in the process. At this rate, costs per paper may be less than PeerJ’s for papers in the 5-10 author range…
F1000Research also has an interesting review model in place that tries to be both pre-print and publication platform. Reviews are solicited while a preprint is posted, and the article becomes approved when three positive reviews are recieved. As such, it has always struck me as being very close to that of Biology Direct, with some key differences. Biology Direct, now six or seven years old, has become a place for high impact potentially controversial work, as well as more run-of-the-mill results. Reviews tend to be longer and more detailed than I see on F100 Research, though I hardly have statistically relevant sample. I suspect that the key differences in policy might help this: the signed reviews are published with the paper, regardless of whether the reviewers agree with the results (editors can reject inappropriate papers just by declining to have them reviewed).


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Subnautica, and its icy sequel, "Below Zero", have perhaps been my favorite games of the last few years. The majority of their run time takes place under the colorful waters of an alien ocean. It's been a joy to sit side-by-size with Zander for tense scuba cave dives, or piloting vehicles through vertiginous underwater cave systems, headlights straining through the murk to reveal wonders. It has inspired cake.
Part of the games take place on land though. I started drawing a map of Below Zero's Glacial Basin region just to keep track of where we'd been. To make sure we visited all the locations, found all the MacGuffins (I'm looking at you, pesky antidote), and experienced all that there was to experience.
But as those goals approached completion, I finished drawing it because it had become a therapeutic experience. Happily exploring away, mesmerised by the scenery, avoiding hostile wildlife, uncovering the ruins of ancient alien artifacts. Reckoning distances by eye, scribbling down what we found, updating and correcting the map as we went. Being lost in the experience. Simply a joy.
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The file is ordinary XML file (no XML-Schema or something like that). File defines for each type of code element default XML Doc template and set of allowed tags with their parameters. Visual Basic IntelliSense treats some tags and attributes in special way. This logic is built-in in Visual Basic IntelliSense provider and cannot be redefined in the XML file. For example element <param name=""/> is offered for each parameter of member with parameters. <typeparam name=""/> is offered for generic parameters. Attribute name of <paramref> element offers name of parameters of actual element. cref attribute of any element offers references to other types and members. And it seems that cref attribute of any element is also processed by Visual Basic compiler, so context-relative reference is turned to fully qualified reference with member type specifier.
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Parents: <XMLDocCommentsSchema>
Attributes: type - type of code element this tag defines XML tags for (see below for list of values)
Children: <Template>{1}, <CompletionList>{1}
Types of elements:
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- Namespace not used
- Class Class (reference type; Class keyword)
- Structure Structure (value type; Structure keyword)
- Interface Interface (Interface keyword)
- Enum Enumeration (Enum keyword)
- Property Property (Property keyword)
- Sub Procedure - method without return value and type initializers and constructors (Sub keyword)
- Function Function - method with return value (Function keyword)
- Operator Operator - special function used for operations like adding, multiplying or type conversions (Operator keyword))
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- Field Field (instance/type variable; Dim keyword)
- Delegate Delegate declaration both - Sub and Function (Delegate keyword)
- Event Event - all 3 possible syntaxes (Event keyword)
Defines template of XML documentation as it appears when ''' is typed on line preceding member header.<CompletionList>
Parents: <CodeElement>
Attributes: none
Children: any{0,∞}
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Defines list of top-level elements and their attributes to be offered by IntelliSense when typing XML Doc comments for particular member.<ChildCompletionList>
Parents: <CodeElement>
Attributes: none
Children: any{0,∞}
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Defines list of generl-purpose elements offered by Visual Basic IntelliSense when typing content of top-level elements in XML Doc Comments.
Parents: <XmlDocCommentSchema>
Attributes: none
Children: any{0,∞}
Child elements of this element specify elements offered by Visual Basic IntelliSense when typing content of top-level elements. Thos elements should be general-purpose as there is now way how to specify that e.g. element <note> can appear only in <remarks> top-level element. Elements are usually specified as empty with empty attributes. Any attribute values are ignored.
Child elements of child elements specify elements that can appear inside their parents in addition to general-purpose ones. Same rules apply as with general-purpose elements and children of children of children are allowed as well.
Following example shows definition suitable for Class member:
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An application designer builds a simulation by adding components to the framework, the components may represent objects to be simulated, GUI controls for object properties, visualization components, such as field lines or force vectors, application specific actions, and information to be presented via the browser. Default user interface templates and simulation engines may be used or application specific implementations may be created.
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