Hypertension, also known as high or raised blood pressure,
is a condition in which the blood vessels have persistently raised pressure.
Blood is carried from the heart to all parts of the body in the vessels.
Each time the heart beats, it pumps blood into the vessels. Blood pressure is
created by the force of blood pushing against the walls of blood vessels (arteries) as
it is pumped by the heart. The higher the pressure the harder the heart has to pump.
Narrow arteries increase resistance.

Over the long term, increased pressure can cause health issues, including heart disease.
Hypertension is quite common and it typically develops over the course of several years.
Usually, you don’t notice any symptoms. But even without symptoms, high blood pressure can cause
damage to your blood vessels and organs, especially the brain, heart, eyes, and kidneys.
Early detection is important. Regular blood pressure readings can help you and your doctor notice
any changes. If your blood pressure is elevated, your doctor may have you check your blood pressure
over a few weeks to see if the number stays elevated or falls back to normal levels.
Treatment for hypertension includes both prescription medication and healthy lifestyle changes.
If the condition isn’t treated, it could lead to health issues, including heart attack and stroke.
Hypertension is generally a silent condition. Many people won’t experience any symptoms. That's why it's so important to have your blood pressure checked on a regular basis (during all visits to your doctor or diabetes nurse) and to follow your doctor’s recommendations on home blood pressure monitoring. It may take years or even decades for the condition to reach levels severe enough that symptoms become obvious. Even then, these symptoms may be attributed to other issues. Symptoms of severe hypertension can include:
These symptoms require immediate medical attention. They don’t occur in everyone with hypertension,
but waiting for a symptom of this condition to appear could be fatal.
If you have a family history of heart disease or have risk factors for developing the condition,
your doctor may recommend that you have your blood pressure checked twice a year.
This helps you and your doctor stay on top of any possible issues before they become problematic
If you have high blood pressure, it means that your blood is pumping through your heart and blood vessels with too much force.
Over time, consistently high blood pressure tires the heart muscle and can enlarge.
In the general population and in people with diabetes, a blood pressure reading of less
than 120/80 mm Hg is considered normal.
What does this mean? The first number (120) is called the systolic pressure. It indicates
the highest pressure exerted as blood pushes through your heart. The second number (80) is
called the diastolic pressure. This is the pressure maintained by the arteries when the vessels
are relaxed between heartbeats.
An older study from 2003 has shown that women who have gestational diabetes are more likely
to have high blood pressure. However, women who manage their
blood sugar levels during pregnancy are less likely to experience high blood pressure.
If you develop high blood pressure during pregnancy, your doctor will monitor your urine protein levels. High urine protein levels may be a sign of preeclampsia. This is a type of high blood pressure that occurs during pregnancy.
Other markers in the blood may also lead to a diagnosis. These markers include:
Because hypertension is often a silent condition, it can cause damage to your body for years before symptoms become obvious. If hypertension isn’t treated, you may face serious, even fatal, complications.
Healthy arteries are flexible and strong. Blood flows freely and unobstructed through healthy arteries and vessels.
Hypertension makes arteries tougher, tighter, and less elastic. This damage makes it easier for
dietary fats to
deposit in your arteries and restrict blood flow. This damage can lead to increased blood pressure,
blockages, and, eventually, heart attack and stroke.
Slowly work your way up to eating more servings of heart-healthy plants. Aim to eat more than seven servings of fruits and vegetables each day. Then aim to add one more serving per day for two weeks. After those two weeks, aim to add one more serving. The goal is to have ten servings of fruits and vegetables per day.
Instead of having meat and three sides, create a dish that uses meat as a condiment. In other words, instead of eating a steak with a side salad, eat a bigger salad and top it with a smaller portion of steak.
Try to incorporate fewer sugar-sweetened foods, including flavored yogurts, cereals, and sodas. Packaged foods hide unnecessary sugar, so be sure to read labels.
Instead of an arbitrary goal to “lose weight,” talk with your doctor about a healthy weight for you. Then decide on what physical activity you can start in order to reach that goal. If exercising five nights a week is too hard to work into your schedule, aim for one more night than what you’re doing right now. When that fits comfortably into your schedule, add another night.
The best way to prevent complications and avoid problems is to catch hypertension early. You can come into your doctor’s office for a blood pressure reading, or your doctor may ask you to purchase a blood pressure cuff and take readings at home. Keep a log of your blood pressure readings and take it to your regular doctor appointments. This can help your doctor see any possible problems before the condition advances.
ACE (angiotensin converting enzyme) inhibitors are a group of drugs that are often used to treat high blood pressure in people with diabetes. Although other high blood pressure medications are available, ACE inhibitors have been shown to not only to be a useful drug to treat high blood pressure, but have been shown to prevent or delay the progression of kidney disease in people with diabetes. Other medications used to treat high blood pressure in people with diabetes include a class of drugs called diuretics (‘water pills’). Because adequate control of blood pressure usually requires more than one medication, most doctors use ACE inhibitors first then add other anti-hypertension drugs if necessary.
Healthy lifestyle changes can help you control the factors that cause hypertension.
Here are some of the most common home remedies:
If you’re a smoker, try to quit.
The chemicals in tobacco smoke damage the body’s tissues and harden blood vessel walls.
If you regularly consume too much alcohol or have an alcohol dependency,
seek help to reduce the amount you drink or stop altogether.
Alcohol can raise blood pressure.
If you have diabetes, your doctor may check your blood pressure at least four times each year.
If you have diabetes and high blood pressure, it is recommended that you self-monitor at home, record the readings,
and share them with your doctor or visit the nearest clinic for checkup.


Folau makes shocking claim about bushfires that claimed six lives
by Online EditorsSacked rugby union star Israel Folau says the bushfires that have devastated the country and claimed six lives are God’s way of punishing Australia for legalising abortion and same-sex marriage.
Dumped by Rugby Australia after claiming on social media that homosexuals and other sinners will go to hell unless they repent, Folau has doubled down on the comments in a video posted to the Truth of Jesus Christ Church Sydney.
“I’ve been looking around at the events that’s been happening in Australia, this past couple of weeks, with all the natural disasters, the bushfires and the droughts,” he says in the clip.
He then reads from Isaiah’s bible verse titled The Lord’s devastation of the Earth:
“The earth is defiled by its people; they have disobeyed the laws, violated the statutes and broken the everlasting covenant. Therefore a curse consumes the earth; its people must bear their guilt. Therefore earth’s inhabitants are burned up, and very few are left.”
Folau goes on to link the passage to the bushfire disaster and the legalising of same-sex marriage and abortion.
“The events that have happened here in Australia, in the last couple of years – God’s word says for a man and a woman to be together … they’ve come and changed this law,” he said.

Folau said the scripture was talking to Australia.
“Look how rapid these bushfires these droughts all these things have come in a short period of time. Do you think it’s a coincidence or not?”
“God is speaking to you guys. Australia you need to repent and take these laws and turn it back to what is right.”
Folau said the fires and drought were only a “little taste of God’s judgment” with worse to come if nothing changes.
Folau said he was sharing the message “out of love”.
The controversy which saw the dual international footballer sacked in April was his second run-in with Rugby Australia. He was also reprimanded for a similar post in 2018.
– AAP


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Bridget Jones' author says Jim'll Fix It had 'don't leave Jimmy with kids' rule
Helen Fielding, who worked for the BBC show in her early 20s, said that there was a rule on set that kids shouldn't be left alone with Jimmy Saville
by Rose Hill, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/rose-hill/Bridget Jones Diary author Helen Fielding says the team of Jim’ll Fix It had a rule on set: “Don’t leave Jimmy alone with the children”.
The writer, who worked for the BBC show in her early 20s, says producers “must have known” to have suspicions about his behaviour.
Helen said her role behind the scenes after graduating from Oxford University, was during a conversation with Alain de Botton, was asked whether she had her suspicions about his behaviour.
“Well, we always said: ‘Don’t leave Jimmy alone with the children,’” she told the audience.  I am sure the producers must have known.
“We didn’t think he would do anything. But he was so creepy. We always stayed with the kids.”
Joking about her stint on the show after leaving Uni, she said at the School of Life event at London’s Emmanuel Centre: “I always had aspirations to be quite literary and intellectual - but I worked for Jim’ll Fix It, and things like that.”
The author, 61, admitted she now feels uncomfortable watching the first Bridget Jones Diary films in light of the #MeToo movement.
“Post #MeToo, I just couldn’t believe the amount of casual sexism in literally every single scene,” she said. “The hand on the bum, you know Mr Tits Pervert.
“The terrible thing was I just didn’t think about it. I was just writing stuff and that is what happened all the time. You know Daniel [Cleaver - one of Bridget’s suitors] would say ‘Mr Tits Pervert is disgusting.
Helen also fuelled speculation she based her Mark Darcy character on Labour’s Keir Starmer, admitting she declines to answer when asked specifically about it.
Helen will present a BBC documentary to mark 25 years since she created Bridget next year. She will explore the cultural impact of the franchise, which started in 1995.
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The BoundingBox class is used to store the min and max T5.Geo.Position that represents a bounding box. For support functions for manipulating a bounding box, see the T5.Geo.B submodule.
min
The T5.Geo.Position object representing the minimum of the bounding box. The minimum position of the bounding box is the south-western (or bottom-left) corner of the bounding box.
max
The T5.Geo.Position object representing the maximum position of the bounding box. The maximum position is the north-eastern (or top-right) corner of the bounding box.
Creating a new T5.Geo.BoundingBox is done by specifying either a T5.Geo.Position objects or parsable strings to the constructor:
Created position objects example:
var minPos = T5.Geo.P.parse("-27.587 152.876"),
maxPos = T5.Geo.P.parse("-27.468 153.028"),
bounds = new T5.Geo.BoundingBox(minPos, maxPos);
Creating from latlon string pairs example (constructor arguments automatically passed through the T5.Geo.P.parse function):
var bounds = new T5.Geo.BoundingBox("-27.587 152.876", "-27.468 153.028");
{% endblock %}


Fishing Guild Member:
In order to harness the power of water spirits you will need to get a sweet aromatic fluid
.
I have a list of monsters that have it.
"Show me the list of monsters."
"I want to continue."
"I'm ready to quit."


I love to code and spend eight to ten hours a day in front of a computer screen either coding, debugging, or discussing coding practices and methods with other programmers. When I am not programming, I am mostly googling to learn new stuffs, lost in thoughts of endless possibilities. Sometimes - I do like to paint too, with my earphones on, just to keep it balanced !!☺
Skills & Experiences
I specialize in creating beautiful custom-built applications for clients using these latest technologies and frameworks. What would you do if you had a software expert available at your fingertips? Take your pick !!
After you introduce yourself and your project, I'll get in touch with you to schedule a time to chat. You should expect to hear from me in a day or so.


2 Chronicles 4:18
Thus Solomon made all these vessels in great abundance: for the weight of the brass could not be found out.


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This site is under construction, but will soon be the home of information about Communiversalism, a belief system that welcomes everyone.


Niuware\WebFramework\Application\Console
Executes commands for the application Console mode
Synopsis
Members
private
- $command
—
string
The command to execute
- $commandArgs
—
array
The command arguments
- $commandOption
—
string
The command options
- $mode
—
string
The console mode (web, terminal, enabled, disabled)
- $result
—
string
The command result output
Methods


We are a garden comany that does al lot of garden things! We use tools and stuff. We also have loads of seeds, bulbs and other gardeny things too! We can also plant trees and shruberries, as well as white picket fences gaurded by knights!
There was something mysterious in the air that morning. Nothing was done in its regular order and several of the native servants seemed missing, while those whom Mary saw slunk or hurried about with ashy and scared faces. But no one would tell her anything and her Ayah did not come. She was actually left alone as the morning went on, and at last she wandered out into the garden and began to play by herself under a tree near the veranda. She pretended that she was making a flower-bed, and she stuck big scarlet hibiscus blossoms into little heaps of earth, all the time growing more and more angry and muttering to herself the things she would say and the names she would call Saidie when she returned.
Yep, we have quoted from The Secret Garden - it's outa print, and we thought a bit of culture would be handy here!
Mary looked at the fire and pondered a little. She must be careful if she meant to keep her secret kingdom. She wasn’t doing any harm, but if Mr. Craven found out about the open door he would be fearfully angry and get a new key and lock it up forevermore. She really could not bear that. “This is such a big lonely place,” she said slowly, as if she were turning matters over in her mind. “The house is lonely, and the park is lonely, and the gardens are lonely.  I never did many things in India, but there were more people to look at—natives and soldiers marching by—and sometimes bands playing, and my Ayah told me stories. There is no one to talk to here except you and Ben Weatherstaff. And you have to do your work and Ben Weatherstaff won’t speak to me often. I thought if I had a little spade I could dig somewhere as he does, and I might make a little garden if he would give me some seeds.”
I know - but its much better than place holder text innit! (Guildford Web services Ltd!)


◆ MazeGraph()
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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- /Users/tgroeche/scripts/UnityProjects/MoveToCode/Assets/Scripts/MazeGraph.cs


Overview¶
The currently available command line options are the following.
usage: java -jar jaqy.jar [options] [commands]
options:
--color <on | off> turns color support on / off
-e,--echo <on | off | auto> turns echo on / off / auto
-h,--help displays this help information, then exit
--norc does not read the initialization file
--rcfile <file> specifies the initialization file. Default is
~/.jqrc
-v,--version displays version information, then exit
commands:
a series of commands separated by ;
Entering Commands¶
You do not need to enter each command as a whole string as Jaqy can concatenate the parameters into a string.
java -jar jaqy.jar .quiet on \; .run myscript.jq \; .quit
It is equivalent of running the following script.
.quiet on
.run myscript.jq
.quit
Dealing with -
in Commands¶
Some jaqy commands may have -
options which cause problems for command line
processing. See the following example.
$ java -jar jaqy.jar .open -u dbc -p dbc teradata://mytestvm
Unrecognized option: -u
There are two solutions.
The first solution is to use --
to stop command line option handling
and mark the beginning of the jaqy commands.
java -jar jaqy.jar -- .open -u dbc -p dbc teradata://mytestvm
The second solution would simply enclose each jaqy command in quotes.
java -jar jaqy.jar '.open -u dbc -p dbc teradata://mytestvm'
Entering Multiple Commands¶
Jaqy recognizes a standalone ;
parameter as a separator for multiple
jaqy commands / queries.
In Windows terminals, there is no need to escape ;
. However in bash,
;
needs to be escaped.
See the following example.
# Log into my Teradata database on start up, run a query, and quit
# Notice the second ; is in a long string to prevent it from being recognized a command separator
java -jar jaqy.jar '.open -u dbc -p dbc teradata://mytestvm' \; 'SELECT 1234;' \; .quit
Complicated Example¶
Here is a complicated example of doing everything from command line.
# One line command to log into a database, do some queries and quit
java -jar jaqy.jar --rcfile clouddbinit.jq -- '.open -u dbc -p dbc teradata://mytestvm' \; 'DATABASE test;' \; 'SELECT * FROM myTable;' \; .quit
It is equivalent of running the following SQL script, in addition to having a custom startup initiation file.
.open -u dbc -p dbc teradata://mytestvm
DATABASE test;
SELECT * FROM myTable;
.quit


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Are you sure you wish to submit this for approval?
{% elif current.approval_status == current.APPROVAL_SUBMITTED %}Are you sure you wish to submit this for approval as the role required? Please read the following carefully and ensure that all information is correct before approval.
The overall level of risk for this ePFP is {{ current.maximum_risk_html }}. The required approver role for this level of risk is {{ current.maximum_risk_role }}.{% if current.carried_over %}
I am satisfied that the content of this re-scheduled ePFP has been reviewed and is accurate and current.{% endif %}
I confirm that the persons who have prepared this plan and have provided the above endorsements are competent and authorised to do so and I confirm that the plan has been prepared in accordance with the DPaW procedure for planning prescribed fire plans.{% elif current.approval_status == current.APPROVAL_APPROVED %}
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This version dated May 24, 2006 reflects
RFC 4452.
(Supercedes earlier draft from February 28, 2004.)
Feedback on this FAQ should be directed to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Disclaimer:
This FAQ is provided for information purposes only
and should be treated as a work in progress.
A Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) provides a simple and extensible means for identifying a resource within the World Wide Web global information architecture. Each URI begins with a scheme name that refers to a specification for assigning identifiers within that scheme. As such, the URI syntax is a federated and extensible naming system wherein each scheme's specification may further restrict the syntax and semantics of identifiers using that scheme.
The final specification for INFO is RFC 4452. (The five Internet-Drafts that were published to support the INFO URI scheme application are available here on the INFO website.)
The INFO URI scheme was developed from within the library and publishing communities to expedite the referencing by URIs of information assets that have identifiers in public namespaces but have no representation within the URI allocation.
For various reasons (both cultural and technical) the creation and registration of a new URI scheme or URN namespace to support a given public namespace under the URI allocation may not have been attempted by the authority for that namespace. It is precisely to facilitate the representation of these public namespaces within the URI allocation that the INFO URI scheme was developed.
The motivation behind developing the INFO URI scheme was to allow legacy identification systems to become part of the World Wide Web global information architecture so that the information assets they identify can be referenced by Web-based description technologies such as XLink, RDF or Topic Maps. Note that we are concerned with "information assets", not "digital assets" per se - the information assets may be variously digital, physical or conceptual.
No. The INFO URI scheme does not compete with independent URI registrations but rather cooperates with independent URI registrations by providing a lightweight early URI registration mechanism to support referencing of public information assets ahead of any possible subsequent URI scheme or URN namespace application. Note that in the majority of cases no subsequent URI scheme or URN namespace application will be made by a Namespace Authority as the INFO resource identifier alone will be sufficient in providing an identification service. Only if additional services are required would a Namespace Authority seek to register a URI scheme independently.
No. INFO URIs exist primarily to support the representation of identity and comparison with other INFO URIs, and therefore any Web applications that can recognize a URI within a URI usage context should not break with this additional URI scheme. INFO URIs are conformant to the general syntax requirements of URIs as laid out in RFC 3986 and as such are readily parseable and recognizable as legitimate URI strings. Any dereference capabilities associated with any particular INFO namespace are outside the scope of INFO itself.
The INFO URI scheme was developed by members of the library and publishing communities working together under the auspices of ANSI/NISO.
Representing the library communities are Herbert Van de Sompel of LANL (Los Alamos National Laboratory) Research Library and Stu Weibel of OCLC (Online Computer Library Center), while representing the publishing communities are Tony Hammond of Nature Publishing Group and Eamonn Neylon of Manifest Solutions, a publishing technology consultancy. NISO, the National Information Standards Organization, is a standards developing organization accredited to the International Organization for Standards (ISO) by the American National Standards Institute (ANSI), the sole US representative to ISO.The scheme is called INFO as a shorthand for the information asset that it references by means of a URI.
Another reading of INFO is that INFO exists primarily to provide information about an information asset, the information disclosed being confined to identity alone. Richer sets of information, such as authority metadata, would require resolution services which are not directly supported by INFO and hence would require a corresponding independent URI scheme or URN namespace application.
An Internet-Draft for the INFO URI scheme was first announced September 30th, 2003 (-00). Subsequent revisions to this draft are available here and were issued in December 2003 (-01), July 2004 (-02), January 2005 (-03), and August 2005 (-04). RFC 4452 was published in April 2006.
The INFO URI scheme has already been fully embraced by a number of Web description technologies: the OpenURL Framework and the SRU/W information retrieval initiative.
The value proposition of INFO URIs is to facilitate Namespace Authorities in representing identifiers from their namespaces in URI form and so to make those identifiers available for public use in Web-based description technologies independently of any Web infrastructure considerations on behalf of the Namespace Authorities.
As such, INFO URIs are designed to be simple to deploy, both in terms of namespace registration and in the creation and general usage of these identifiers. These simplifications are fully in line with the INFO URI remit of providing a lightweight URI registration mechanism to facilitate the referencing of information assets under the URI allocation.
INFO URIs are not globally dereferenceable, nor is there any implication that they may be, although individual Namespace Authorities may register dereference methods on a per-namespace basis. The prime purpose of INFO is the disclosure of the identity of an information asset from a public namespace within the World Wide Web global information architecture.
A non-globally dereferenceable URI is one that supports no global resolution method, although per-namespace methods may exist as declared by the relevant Namespace Authorities.
INFO is focused exclusively on supporting identity. As such, this focus on the prime functionality of INFO URIs to supporting identity leads to the following considerations:
The real need for presenting legacy identifiers in URI form is that many Web-based description technologies (e.g. XLink, RDF, Topic Maps, OpenURL, SRU/W) recognize URIs as the only form of globally unique identifier.
Besides this, the URI naming architecture offers to identifiers a common base syntax, a common base semantics, and a common nomenclature for talking about identifier constructs (e.g. URIs reference "resources" while generally identifiers for information assets will reference diverse kinds of things - objects, records, etc.). The URI thus provides a uniform (and unifying) naming architecture for identifiers.
The examples FAQ included here might afford some insight into the desirability of rendering identifiers as URIs, cf. the identifiers in their native form and as rendered in URI form.
No. Namespaces used under INFO must be registered in the INFO Registry.
A Namespace Authority is entitled to register a recognized namespace after suitable review.
A Namespace Authority is the body that owns and manages a public namespace.The namespaces eligible for registration under INFO will typically be those of interest to the publishing, library and media communities. These communities necessarily have a very wide purview. Candidate namespaces will be those that are for public use only and that are not part of the URI allocation. Non-public namespaces are not eligible for registration.
For all registered namespaces the reader is advised to consult the INFO Registry. The following registered namespaces are typical:
No. On the contrary, by occupying its own toplevel URI scheme, INFO does not restrict a Namespace Authority from proceeding with registration under any portion of the URI allocation either as a toplevel URI scheme or as a URN namespace. In particular, an independent INFO URI scheme does not interfere with any of the existing URI namespaces which have their own defined semantics.
Some general considerations regarding URIs are:
HTTP URIs (RFC 2616) are Internet protocol elements for referencing hypertext documents which can be retrieved from a network authority using the HTTP transfer protocol. There is a common expectation that HTTP URIs can be dereferenced.
The following considerations hold in respect of HTTP URIs:
URN URIs (RFC 2141) are Internet protocol elements for referencing resources using persistent and location-independent identifiers, representations of which may be retrieved using various resolution mechanisms. There is a common expectation that URN URIs can be dereferenced, once suitable resolution mechanisms are defined (e.g. DDDS or other proprietary mechanisms). Indeed, RFC 1737 goes so far as to make a strong recommendation that "there be a mapping between the names generated by each naming authority and URLs".
Use of URN URIs requires a URN namespace registration. An informal URN namespace is of limited utility because its numerical nature obliterates any branding or name recognition and effectively renders the namespace anonymous. A formal URN namespace, on the other hand, would require a more substantial review than a corresponding registration under the INFO Registry. Based on experience with the initial INFO namespace target group, it is unlikely that many Namespace Authorities will proceed with independent applications as the burden of registering a URN namespace is high, especially in the case of organizations that are not strongly steeped in technology.
One particular impediment in applying for a URN namespace for INFO is that this would compromise any possible future URN namespace registration that a Namespace Authority might seek to make in respect of considerations of persistence, location independence and/or dereference to resource representations.
The following considerations hold in respect of URN URIs:
Two other generic URI schemes that might be considered are DATA URIs and TAG URIs.
DATA URIs (RFC 2397) are Internet protocol elements for the referencing of inline resources, i.e. the reference is an immediate address.
The following considerations hold in respect of DATA URIs:
TAG URIs (RFC 4151) are Internet protocol elements for referencing resources that are globally unique across network space and time. The basic premise is that a specific identifier is prefixed with a TAG authority which is constructed from a fully qualified domain name (either used alone or embedded within an email address) and a date in ISO 8601 format. The TAG authority should thus guarantee that the TAG URI is globally unique. TAG URIs may or may not have resolution mechanisms, although those mechanisms are not specified.
The following considerations hold in respect of TAG URIs:
The INFO Registry provides a mechanism for the registration of public namespaces that are used for the identification of information assets, and that are not referenceable within the URI allocation.
The INFO Registry is located on the INFO website at: <http://info-uri.info/registry/>
NISO is the Maintenance Agency for the INFO Registry and may delegate operational responsibility to an operating body, or Registry Operator.
A publicly articulated policy established under NISO governance will be made available on the INFO website <http://info-uri.info/>. The INFO Registry policy defines a review process for candidate namespaces and provides measures of quality control and suitability for entry of namespaces
The INFO Registry provides an online registration form which solicits the relevant fields. This information will then be made available to a public approval process. Subject to a favourable review the namespace will be added to the INFO Registry.
The INFO Registry is publicly accessible and supports discovery (by both humans and machines) of:
The INFO URI syntax is very straightforward:
"info:" namespace "/" identifier [ "#" fragment ]where
namespace
is a registered namespace token,
identifier
is a %-escaped identifier, and
fragment
is an optional %-escaped identifier to
a secondary resource.
The INFO URI syntax introduces certain restrictions on the generic URI syntax:
The INFO URI syntax is fully conformant with the generic URI syntax defined in RFC 3986.
This specification uses the Augmented Backus-Naur Form (ABNF) notation of RFC 4234 to define the URI. The following core ABNF productions are used by this specification as defined by Appendix B.1 of RFC 4234: ALPHA, DIGIT, HEXDIG. The INFO URI syntax is presented in two parts. Part A contains productions specific to the INFO URI scheme:
info-URI = info-scheme ":" info-identifier [ "#" fragment ] info-scheme = "info" info-identifier = namespace "/" identifier namespace = scheme identifier = *( pchar / "/" ) |
Part B contains generic productions from RFC 3986 which are repeated here both for completeness and for reference.
scheme = ALPHA *( ALPHA / DIGIT / "+" / "-" / "." ) pchar = unreserved / pct-encoded / sub-delims / ":" / "@" fragment = *( pchar / "/" / "?" ) unreserved = ALPHA / DIGIT / "-" / "." / "_" / "~" pct-encoded = "%" HEXDIG HEXDIG sub-delims = "!" / "$" / "&" / "'" / "(" / ")" / "*" / "+" / "," / ";" / "=" |
The fragment on an INFO URI signifies a secondary resource with respect to the primary resource identified by an absolute INFO URI without a fragment.
Some examples of (syntactically) valid INFO URIs are given below together with the identifiers they reference in their native form and the information assets that they identify:
| a. Dewey Decimal Classification << |
Notes:
ddc is the INFO namespace component for a Dewey Decimal Classification namespace and 22/eng//004.678 is the identifier component for an identifier of an information asset within that namespace.
|
info:ddc/22/eng//004.678 22/eng//004.678 Information Asset: Vocabulary Term "Internet" |
| b. Library of Congress Control Number << |
Notes:
lccn is the INFO namespace component for a Library of Congress Control Number namespace and<PHONE_NUMBER> is the identifier component for an identifier of an information asset within that namespace.
|
info:lccn/2002022641<PHONE_NUMBER> Information Asset: Metadata Record "Newcomer, Eric. Understanding Web services: XML, WSDL, SOAP, and UDDI. Boston: Addison-Wesley, 2002." |
| c. Serial Item and Contribution Identifier (SICI) << |
Notes:
sici is the INFO namespace component for a
Serial Item and Contribution Identifier namespace and
0363-0277(19950315)120:5%3C%3E1.0.TX;2-V is the identifier component for an identifier of an information asset in that namespace in escaped form, or in unescaped form 0363-0277(19950315)120:5<>1.0.TX;2-V .
|
info:sici/0363-0277(19950315)120:5%3C%3E1.0.TX;2-V 0363-0277(19950315)120:5<>1.0.TX;2-V Information Asset: Journal Issue "Library Journal, Vol. 120, no. 5. March 15, 1995." |
| d. Astrophysics Data System Bibcode << |
Notes:
bibcode is the INFO namespace component for an Astrophysics Data System bibcode namespace and 2003Icar..163..263Z is the identifier component for an identifier of an information asset within that namespace.
|
info:bibcode/2003Icar..163..263Z 2003Icar..163..263Z Information Asset: Abstract of Journal Article "K. Zahnle, P. Schenk, H. Levison and L. Dones, Cratering rates in the outer Solar System, Icarus, 163 (2003) pp. 263-289." |
| e. PubMed Identifier << |
Notes:
pmid is the INFO namespace component for a PubMed Identifier namespace and
12376099
is the identifier component for an identifier of an information asset within that namespace.
|
info:pmid/12376099 12376099 Information Asset: Abstract of Journal Article "Wijesuriya SD, Bristow J, Miller WL. Localization and analysis of the principal promoter for human tenascin-X. Genomics. 2002 Oct;80(4):443-52." |
Some examples of (syntactically) valid INFO URIs are given below as they would be used by applications:
| a. RDF Graph << |
Notes:
This RDF graph asserts a set of statements about the resource
referenced by the URI info:pii/S0888-7543(02)96852-7 (which
identifies the Publisher Item Identifier
S0888-7543(02)96852-7 ) using the
Dublin Core
vocabulary.
|
<rdf:Description about="info:pii/S0888-7543(02)96852-7"> <dc:creator>Wijesuriya, S.D.</dc:creator> <dc:title>Localization and analysis of the principal promoter for human tenascin-X.</dc:title> <dc:identifier>info:doi/10.1006/geno.2002.6852</dc:identifier> </rdf:Description> |
| b. Topic Map << |
Notes:
This topic map entry defines the topic internet which has a public
subject indicator as referenced by the URI
info:ddc/22/eng//004.678 (which identifies the
Dewey Decimal Classification Internet ) and a base name string of
Internet .
|
<topic id="internet"> <subjectIdentity> <subjectIndicatorRef xlink:href="info:ddc/22/eng//004.678" /> </subjectIdentity> <baseName id="_id123"> <baseNameString>Internet<baseNameString> </baseName> </topic> |
| c. Extended XLink << |
| Notes: |
<ce:inter-refs> <ce:inter-refs-text id="interref8">Parts I and II</ce:inter-refs-text> <ce:inter-ref-end xlink:href="info:pii/S0167-8396(00)00009-1"> <ce:inter-ref-title>Part I</ce:inter-ref-title> </ce:inter-ref-end> <ce:inter-ref-end xlink:href="info:pii/S0167-8396(00)00010-8"> <ce:inter-ref-title>Part II</ce:inter-ref-title> </ce:inter-ref-end> <ce:inter-refs-link/> </ce:inter-refs> |
| d. RSS 1.0 Feed - ContextObject (1) << |
Notes:
The ContextObject shown here in an RSS feed
is making use of the mod_context RSS 1.0 module. This is
the same ContextObject as shown below in Example e) but with a different
serialization.
|
<channel rdf:about="http://rss.example.com/"> <title>My conetxt-sensitive RSS feed</title> <link>http://rss.example.com/"</link> <!-- ContextObject => { --> <ctx:ctx_ver>Z39.88-2004</ctx:ctx_ver> <ctx:rft_id> info:sici/0363-0277(19950315)120:5%3C%3E1.0.TX;2-V </ctx:rft_id> <ctx:req_id><EMAIL_ADDRESS></ctx:req_id> <!-- } --> <items> <rdf:Seq> <rdf:li rdf:resource="http://rss.example.com/resource/1" /> <rdf:li rdf:resource="http://rss.example.com/resource/2" /> </rdf:Seq> </items> </channel> |
| e. OpenURL Link - ContextObject (2) << |
Notes:
The ContextObject is shown here on an OpenURL which is requesting context-sensitive services from
the link resolver <http://link.example.com/resolver> for the
referent entity identified by the URI
info:sici/0363-0277(19950315)120:5%3C%3E1.0.TX;2-V
(which identifies the SICI code
0363-0277(19950315)120:5<>1.0.TX;2-V )
and the requester entity identified by the URI
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>. The example OpenURL is text
wrapped with whitespace for readability.
|
http://link.example.com/resolver?url_ver=Z39.88-2004 &rft_id=info:sici/0363-0277(19950315)120:5%3C%3E1.0.TX;2-V<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|
| f. SRU Record << |
| Notes: |
<record> <recordSchema>info:srw/schema/1/dc-v1.1</recordSchema> <recordPacking>xml</recordPacking> <recordData> <srw_dc:dc> <dc:title>This is a Sample Record</dc:title> </srw_dc:dc> </recordData> <recordPosition>1</recordPosition> <extraRecordData> <rel:rank>0.965</rel:rank> </extraRecordData> </record> |
A prime motivator for comparison of URIs is to improve performance in retrieval operations by using caching mechanisms. A secondary motivator is to equivalence resource identifiers in Web descriptions of information structures to allow those structures to be normalized or merged with other like structures, e.g. the merging of two RDF graphs or the merging of two Topic Maps.
As far as INFO URIs are concerned there are no associated retrieval mechanisms, and the prime motivator for comparison of INFO URIs is to support the equivalencing of identifiers for information assets.
INFO URIs only exist in absolute form - no relative URI forms are allowed. The normalization steps that should be applied are with respect to the three components of the URI: the "scheme" component, the "namespace" component and the "identifier" component.
The following generic normalization steps should be applied:Before comparing INFO URIs they should be normalized by applying the standard INFO normalization rules (lowercasing the "scheme" and "namespace" components, unescaping non-reserved characters and uppercasing any %-escaped characters that remain). In the example below four unnormalized forms (Step A), are reduced to normalized forms (Step B). (Subsequent normalization steps are not shown as they would be namespace specific.)
The Registry may be consulted for namespace-specific rules on case normalization and punctuation normalization. If these namespace-specific rules are available INFO URIs may be reduced to a unique canonical form.
Step A - Unnormalized Forms U1. INFO:PII/S0888-7543(02)96852-7 U2. info:PII/S0888754302968527 U3. info:pii/S0888%2D7543%2802%2996852%2D7 U4. info:pii/s0888-7543(02)96852-7 Step B - Normalized Forms N1. info:pii/S0888-7543(02)96852-7 N2. info:pii/S0888754302968527 N3. info:pii/S0888-7543(02)96852-7 N4. info:pii/s0888-7543(02)96852-7 |
The effort to create the INFO URI scheme emerged from the ANSI/NISO process to standardize the OpenURL Framework for Context-Sensitive Services (see the Part 1 and Part 2 ballot documents), which requires the ability to describe resources by means of globally unique identifiers. The Draft Standard for Trial Use released for Public Comment introduced a "proprietary" naming architecture which allowed information assets to be referenced by means of widely used non-URI identifiers (e.g. National Library of Medicine PubMed identifiers, International DOI Foundation Digital Object Identifiers, NASA Astrophysics Data System Bibcodes, and others) which would be registered under the OpenURL Framework.
The Public Comment period started March 12th, 2003, when the first document was released. Early public feedback led to the decision to fundamentally revise the naming architecture, and to base all resource identification requirements within the OpenURL Framework on URIs alone. Because it was deemed unrealistic to expect that all namespaces required in the OpenURL Framework would be registered within the URI allocation by the respective Namespace Authorities, the INFO URI effort was launched.
Development of the INFO URI scheme is being conducted under the auspices of NISO, together with consultation from the IETF and the W3C. A consultation document "Bootstrapping the Web" was prepared to analyse the options available.
On June 19th 2003, representatives from NISO, NISO Committee AX on OpenURL Framework standardization, the IETF, and the W3C met to discuss the requirements with respect to the identification of resources in the OpenURL Framework. More specifically, this group discussed how to handle the ORI and XRI Naming Environments introduced in the OpenURL Framework Draft Standard for Trial Use as an integral part of the Internet's URI environment. There was a general consensus to proceed with registration of a toplevel URI scheme and follow on meetings with representatives from the various communities were scheduled.
It was recognized that these resource identifiers would have a much wider applicability to many Web-based applications and it was decided to decouple this URI scheme from the OpenURL Framework and to name it INFO. An Internet-Draft was duly prepared and posted to the Internet-Drafts repository on September 30th, 2003. This was also widely communicated to various mailing lists and there was much discussion of the new INFO URI scheme on the public<EMAIL_ADDRESS>mailing list.
The final specification of INFO RFC 4452 was published April 2006 which, together with this FAQ, will guide Web applications, such as OpenURL Framework implementations and others, in making use of the INFO URI scheme to deploy legacy identifiers within the World Wide Web global information architecture.
Both the OpenURL Framework and INFO are now approved information standards and can be used securely in this capacity.
The INFO Registry has been established and namespace registrations are currently being processed. A Registry policy document is available as a work in progress from the INFO website. An RSS feed (defunct) is also available to alert subscribers to newly registered INFO namespaces.
NISO Committee AX completed its work on the OpenURL Framework standardization at its last face-to-face meeting on October 27th/28th, 2003 and handed over to NISO the final documents. The ANSI/NISO information standard Z39.88-2004 was duly balloted and approved for publication April 15th, 2005.


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Source code for galaxy.db
import psycopg2
import yaml
from pathlib import Path
[docs]class DB():
"""
A simple wrapper class for connecting to the PostgreSQL database.
Takes no arguments. Relies on having connection information in
`~/dbconn.yaml`.
"""
def __init__(self):
"Reads the connection parameters, makes the connection and a cursor"
params = self.read_params()
inf = f"dbname={params['dbname']} user={params['username']}"
inf += f" host='{params['host']}' password={params['password']}"
self.connection = psycopg2.connect(inf)
self.connection.autocommit = True
self.cursor = self.connection.cursor()
[docs] def read_params(self):
"Needs the yaml parameter file to be in the user's home directory"
filename = Path.home() / 'dbconn.yaml'
with open(filename) as file:
params = yaml.full_load(file)
return params
[docs] def get_cursor(self):
"A simple getter method"
return self.cursor
[docs] def run_query(self, query):
"""
Runs a SQL query (typically SELECT)
Returns results in Python list format
(not numpy, which would need a dtype list)
"""
self.cursor.execute(query)
return self.cursor.fetchall()
[docs] def get_xyz(self, gal, snap):
"""
"""
sql = f"""SELECT pnum, x, y, z
FROM simdata
WHERE galname='{gal}' AND snap={snap}
ORDER BY pnum"""
return self.run_query(sql)


The cansim
package provides R bindings to Statistics Canada’s
main socioeconomic time series database, previously known as (and
frequently referred to in this package, and elsewhere, as) CANSIM. Data
can be accessed by table number, vector or both table number and
coordinate. The package accepts both old and new (NDM) CANSIM table
catalogue numbers.
The cansim
package is available on CRAN and can be
installed directly using the default package installation process:
install.packages("cansim")
Alternatively, the latest development version of the package can be downloaded from Github using the devtools or remotes packages.
# install.packages("remotes")
remotes::install_github("mountainmath/cansim")
library(cansim)
If you know the data table catalogue number you are interested in,
use get_cansim
to download the entire table.
data <- get_cansim("14-10-0293")
#> Accessing CANSIM NDM product 14-10-0293 from Statistics Canada
#> Parsing data
head(data)
#> # A tibble: 6 × 24
#> REF_D…¹ GEO DGUID UOM UOM_ID SCALA…² SCALA…³ VECTOR COORD…⁴ VALUE STATUS
#> <chr> <chr> <chr> <chr> <chr> <chr> <chr> <chr> <chr> <dbl> <chr>
#> 1 2001-03 Cana… 2016… Pers… 249 thousa… 3 v9141… 1.1.1 24281. NA
#> 2 2001-03 Cana… 2016… Pers… 249 thousa… 3 v9141… 1.2.1 15758. NA
#> 3 2001-03 Cana… 2016… Pers… 249 thousa… 3 v1018… 1.2.2 33 NA
#> 4 2001-03 Cana… 2016… Pers… 249 thousa… 3 v1018… 1.2.3 NA ..
#> 5 2001-03 Cana… 2016… Pers… 249 thousa… 3 v9141… 1.3.1 14572. NA
#> 6 2001-03 Cana… 2016… Pers… 249 thousa… 3 v1018… 1.3.2 36.3 NA
#> # … with 13 more variables: SYMBOL <chr>, TERMINATED <chr>, DECIMALS <chr>,
#> # GeoUID <chr>, `Hierarchy for GEO` <chr>,
#> # `Classification Code for Labour force characteristics` <chr>,
#> # `Hierarchy for Labour force characteristics` <chr>,
#> # `Classification Code for Statistics` <chr>,
#> # `Hierarchy for Statistics` <chr>, val_norm <dbl>, Date <date>,
#> # `Labour force characteristics` <fct>, Statistics <fct>, and abbreviated …
By default, the data tables retrieved by the package comes in the original format provided by Statistics Canada and is enriched by several added columns and transformations.
Date
column is added that tries to
intelligently infer a Date object from the REF_DATE
column.val_norm
column is added, that applies
the appropriate scaling factor to the VALUE
column. So if
data is coded as “thousands of dollars”, a value of 2.4
in
the VALUE
column is converte to a value of
2400
in the val_norm
column. Similarly, a
percentage of 12.2
in the VALUE
column is
converted to a value of 0.122
in the val_norm
column.Taking a look at an overview of the data within a table is a common
first step. This is implemented in the package with the
get_cansim_table_overview(table_number)
function.
get_cansim_table_overview("14-10-0293")
#> Labour force characteristics by economic region, three-month moving average, unadjusted for seasonality, last 5 months, inactive
#> CANSIM Table 14-10-0293
#> Start Reference Period: 2001-03-01, End Reference Period: 2020-12-01, Frequency: Monthly
#>
#> Column Geography (76)
#> Newfoundland and Labrador, Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Quebec, Ontario, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta, British Columbia, ...
#>
#> Column Labour force characteristics (10)
#> Labour force, Not in labour force, Employment, Unemployment, Full-time employment, Part-time employment, Population, Unemployment rate, Participation rate, Employment rate
#>
#> Column Statistics (3)
#> Estimate, Standard error of estimate, Standard error of year-over-year change
When a table number is unknown, you can browse the available tables or search by survey name, keyword or title.
search_cansim_cubes("housing price indexes")
#> Retrieving cube information from StatCan servers...
#> # A tibble: 2 × 19
#> cansim_table_number cubeTitleEn cubeT…¹ produ…² cansi…³ cubeStar…⁴ cubeEndD…⁵
#> <chr> <chr> <chr> <chr> <chr> <date> <date>
#> 1 18-10-0073 New housing… Indice… 181000… 327-00… 1981-01-01 2010-11-01
#> 2 18-10-0095 New housing… Indice… 181000… 327-00… 1981-01-01 1997-12-01
#> # … with 12 more variables: releaseTime <dttm>, archived <lgl>,
#> # subjectCode <chr>, surveyCode <chr>, frequencyCode <chr>,
#> # corrections <chr>, dimensionNameEn <chr>, dimensionNameFr <chr>,
#> # surveyEn <chr>, surveyFr <chr>, subjectEn <chr>, subjectFr <chr>, and
#> # abbreviated variable names ¹cubeTitleFr, ²productId, ³cansimId,
#> # ⁴cubeStartDate, ⁵cubeEndDate
Individual series in Statistics Canada data tables can also be
accessed by using individual numbered vectors. This is especially useful
when building reports using specific indicators. For convenience, the
cansim
package allows users to specify named vectors, where
the label
field will be added to the returned data frame
containing the specified name for each vector.
get_cansim_vector(c("Metro Van Apartment Construction Price Index"="v44176267",
"Metro Van CPI"="v41692930"),
start_time = "2015-05-01",
end_time="2015-08-01")
#> Accessing CANSIM NDM vectors from Statistics Canada
#> # A tibble: 5 × 12
#> DECIMALS VALUE REF_DATE releas…¹ SYMBOL frequ…² SCALA…³ COORD…⁴ VECTOR label
#> <int> <dbl> <chr> <chr> <int> <int> <int> <chr> <chr> <chr>
#> 1 1 122. 2015-05-01 2021-07… 0 6 0 27.2.0… v4169… Metr…
#> 2 1 122. 2015-06-01 2021-07… 0 6 0 27.2.0… v4169… Metr…
#> 3 1 122. 2015-07-01 2021-07… 0 6 0 27.2.0… v4169… Metr…
#> 4 1 123. 2015-08-01 2021-07… 0 6 0 27.2.0… v4169… Metr…
#> 5 1 153 2015-07-01 2015-11… 0 9 0 8.7.1.… v4417… Metr…
#> # … with 2 more variables: val_norm <dbl>, Date <date>, and abbreviated
#> # variable names ¹releaseTime, ²frequencyCode, ³SCALAR_ID, ⁴COORDINATE
The code in this package is licensed under the MIT license. The bundled table metadata in Sysdata.R, as well as all Statistics Canada data retrieved using this package is made available under the Statistics Canada Open Licence Agreement, a copy of which is included in the R folder. The Statistics Canada Open Licence Agreement requires that:
Subject to this agreement, Statistics Canada grants you a worldwide, royalty-free, non-exclusive licence to:
- use, reproduce, publish, freely distribute, or sell the Information;
- use, reproduce, publish, freely distribute, or sell Value-added Products; and,
- sublicence any or all such rights, under terms consistent with this agreement.
In doing any of the above, you shall:
- reproduce the Information accurately;
- not use the Information in a way that suggests that Statistics Canada endorses you or your use of the Information;
- not misrepresent the Information or its source;
- use the Information in a manner that does not breach or infringe any applicable laws;
- not merge or link the Information with any other databases for the purpose of attempting to identify an individual person, business or organization; and
- not present the Information in such a manner that gives the appearance that you may have received, or had access to, information held by Statistics Canada about any identifiable individual person, business or organization.
Subject to the Statistics Canada Open Licence Agreement, licensed products using Statistics Canada data should employ the following acknowledgement of source:
Acknowledgment of Source
(a) You shall include and maintain the following notice on all licensed rights of the Information:
- Source: Statistics Canada, name of product, reference date. Reproduced and distributed on an "as is" basis with the permission of Statistics Canada.
(b) Where any Information is contained within a Value-added Product, you shall include on such Value-added Product the following notice:
- Adapted from Statistics Canada, name of product, reference date. This does not constitute an endorsement by Statistics Canada of this product.


MdAutocompleteModule
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
@Input() displayWith
|
Function that maps an option's control value to its display value in the trigger. |
id
|
Unique ID to be used by autocomplete trigger's "aria-owns" property. |
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
@Input('mdAutocomplete')
autocomplete
|
|
panelOpen
|
Whether or not the autocomplete panel is open. |
panelClosingActions
|
A stream of actions that should close the autocomplete panel, including when an option is selected, on blur, and when TAB is pressed. |
optionSelections
|
Stream of autocomplete option selections. |
activeOption
|
The currently active option, coerced to MdOption type. |
| openPanel | |
|---|---|
| Opens the autocomplete suggestion panel. |
| closePanel | |
|---|---|
| Closes the autocomplete suggestion panel. |


Try answering these questions to the best of your abilities. It is a timed test with 5 question totalling 5 points!


package main
import (
"bufio"
"fmt"
"os"
"strconv"
"strings"
)
func main() {
reader := bufio.NewReader(os.Stdin)
fmt.Println("Enter the value of numberN:")
numberN, _ := reader.ReadString('\n')
numberN = strings.TrimSpace(numberN)
intNumberN, _ := strconv.Atoi(numberN)
sum := 0
temp := 1
for counter := 1; counter <= intNumberN; counter++ {
sum = sum + temp
temp = temp + 1
}
fmt.Println("sum of",intNumberN,"series:",sum)
}
Enter the value of numberN:
5
sum of 5 series: 25
In this program, we calculate the sum of series 1+3+5+7.....+n
using (for loop). We take the value of 'n'from user as an input
upto which user want the sum positive series.
As an output we calculate the sum of positive series.
Accordingly to the user input value.


9:41
Tokyo tower is the second-tallest structure in Japan. It is a communication and observation tower in Shiba-koen district of Minato, and it is inspired by Eiffel Tower. The attraction includes aquarium gallery, One Piece theme themed park, tower restaurant etc.
Most vistors have Tokyo Tower on their "To Go" list. As the greatest landmark of the city, the red-iron tower brings people to the 400m section which can allow them to see almost every part of the city.
90% of users go there
Tokyo Tower
Vancouver to Tokyo
Plan
Home
Me
Search


Operations for working with string Tensors.
as_string(...)
: Converts each entry in the given tensor to strings.
bytes_split(...)
: Split string elements of input
into bytes.
format(...)
: Formats a string template using a list of tensors.
join(...)
: Joins the strings in the given list of string tensors into one tensor;
length(...)
: String lengths of input
.
lower(...)
: TODO: add doc.
ngrams(...)
: Create a tensor of n-grams based on data
.
reduce_join(...)
: Joins a string Tensor across the given dimensions.
regex_full_match(...)
: Check if the input matches the regex pattern.
regex_replace(...)
: Replace elements of input
matching regex pattern
with rewrite
.
split(...)
: Split elements of input
based on sep
.
strip(...)
: Strip leading and trailing whitespaces from the Tensor.
substr(...)
: Return substrings from Tensor
of strings.
to_hash_bucket(...)
: Converts each string in the input Tensor to its hash mod by a number of buckets.
to_hash_bucket_fast(...)
: Converts each string in the input Tensor to its hash mod by a number of buckets.
to_hash_bucket_strong(...)
: Converts each string in the input Tensor to its hash mod by a number of buckets.
to_number(...)
: Converts each string in the input Tensor to the specified numeric type.
unicode_decode(...)
: Decodes each string in input
into a sequence of Unicode code points.
unicode_decode_with_offsets(...)
: Decodes each string into a sequence of code points with start offsets.
unicode_encode(...)
: Encodes each sequence of Unicode code points in input
into a string.
unicode_script(...)
: Determine the script codes of a given tensor of Unicode integer code points.
unicode_split(...)
: Splits each string in input
into a sequence of Unicode code points.
unicode_split_with_offsets(...)
: Splits each string into a sequence of code points with start offsets.
unicode_transcode(...)
: Transcode the input text from a source encoding to a destination encoding.
unsorted_segment_join(...)
: Joins the elements of inputs
based on segment_ids
.
upper(...)
: TODO: add doc.


What groceries do you want to get? Snacks? Meat? Beer? Or other thing else? Do you want some fruits? Do we have enough for tonight's party?


Congress fields Gourav Vallabh against Jharkhand CM Raghubar Das
Mr. Das has been the sitting member from Jamshedpur East, a constituency he has represented five times.
by Special CorrespondentThe Congress late on Saturday announced spokesperson Gourav Vallabh as the party candidate from Jamshedpur East constituency in the upcoming Jharkhand Assembly polls.
BJP leader and incumbent Chief Minister Raghubar Das has been the sitting member from Jamshedpur East, a constituency he has represented five times.
Mr. Vallabh, who taught at a prestigious management institute in Jamshedpur, recently shot to fame after he challenged BJP spokesperson, Sambit Patra, to give the number of zeros in a trillion.
The TV debate showing the verbal duel between the two spokespersons went viral on social media.
In the Jharkhand Assembly polls, the Congress has tied up with the Jharkhand Mukti Morcha (JMM) as partner.
The elections to the 81 Assembly seats in the State will begin on November 30 and voting will take place in five phases, with the last phase scheduled for December 20.


Contents
Drawing Shapes
After effects gives you very basic drawing tools for creating ellipses, polygon, etc.
Changing Attributes
Attributes for a given layer can be found in a set of dropdown menus under the layer name in the timeline panel.
Importing Files
You can drag images and video directly from your desktop to your project pane, and from there you can drag them to your composition canvas.
Importing Illustrator Drawings
Illustrator was created to make complex vector drawings, so it’s the better place to start if you want to create a vector drawing more elaborate than basic shapes. Remember that you can convert illustrator layers to after effects shapes, but the conversion isn’t always perfect. Custom brushes will import as shapes rather than lines, for example.
Importing Photoshop Documents
Importing from photoshop is quite similar to illustrator, with each layer appearing in a composition. Best if you are working in pixels (imagine you are animating a photo collage, for example) rather than vector shapes.
The Timeline
The panel on the left is an outline of all your layers, with their attributes in the The panel to the right shows the times where keyframes (a location on a timeline which marks the beginning or end of a transition) are placed.
Animating Attributes
Attributes can be animated with keyframes by clicking the stopwatch icon and changing the values at different points in time.
Expressions
Attributes can also be animated with expressions. You can add an expression to an attribute by option-clicking the stopwatch icon and typing it into the resulting text box. Expression are based on the javascript.
some expressions we've used:
loopOut();
This expression loops through the keyframes on a given attribute.
wiggle(a,b)
This expression randomly assigns values to an attribute with 'a' being the frequency of the values and 'b' the amplitude.
Masks
After effects file containing examples of masking techniques
Parent and link layers
Setting a layer to be another layer’s parent means that as you transform the parent layer those transforms will also be applied to the child/link layer. Imagine you have a bunch of complex motions applied to several layers. Now imagine you want that group of layers to move left and scale. Instead of trying to update the movements of those individual layers, simply make another layer their parent and move and scale that layer.
Nesting compositions and pre-compose
Layers in after effects can be things like live shapes or they can be compositions. You can move a group of layers, including all their animated attributes into a new composition by selecting pre-compose in the menu bar. Often it is easier to group a set of elements into a single self-contained composition and create animations there then try and maintain all your animated layers in a single comp. example: let’s say you are animating a character. You might choose to put the head into its own composition allowing you to animate facial features.
Time remapping compositions
at its most basic, time remapping is a way to change the speed a given movie clip plays in your composition. Enabling time remapping on a layer will automatically add a new attribute with two key frames to that layer, corresponding to the beginning and end of that composition’s content. Dragging the key frames closer together quickens the pace of the clip, while dragging them further apart slows it. You can also add multiple key frames to change the speed of different parts of a video. For example, adding a key frame between the two default time remapping key frames, and moving that new key frame closer to the starting keyframe will make the first half of the video play faster and the latter half play slower.
Adding a loopOut() expression to a llayer’s time remapping attribute will loop that layer between those 2 key frames.
Easing
By default, animations use a linear easing function, meaning that the speed of the animation is constant.
To make it so an animation is seen to accelerate from its initial value and decelerate to its end value, select two key frames, control-click the keyframes, navigate to “Keyframe Assistant" and inside that item, select one of the settings below:
"Easy Ease"
Note how the circle accelerates and decelerates.
"Easy Ease In"
With this setting, the circle starts at speed and decellerates. This setting is good for scenarios when the viewer only sees the end of a movement.
"Easy Ease Out"
With this setting, the circle accellerates and finishes at speed. This setting is good for scenarios when the viewer only sees the beginning of a movement.
You can also manually edit the speed graph by selecting two keyframes and clicking the "graph editor"
Here's the default "Easy Ease" with its speed graph:
And here's a modified graph: Note how the ends of the graph have been modified so the animation takes longer to get going, and all the speed is concentrated in the middle, giving a 'snappier' movement.


1. Strategically located in the coconut triangle ensuring the supply of good quality raw material.
2. Usage of state of the art production facility with stringent quality assurance procedure.
3. Professional and dedicated sales team contactable 24/7l.
4. One stop shop for global buyers, being able to service wide range of coir products..
5. Innovation being the passion to develop the products to the customer satisfaction.
6. Experience in servicing the products into the markets such as USA, Japan, Korea, Europe, Australia and New Zealand
Sri Lanka rightly called “The pearl of the Indian Ocean” is a stunningly beautiful moderately sized island near the Southern tip of India, known for many specialties from historical time.
Sri Lanka has a documented history that spans over 3000 year, the undocumented history span of more than 6000 years passing the King Rawana era.
Its geographic location and deep harbors made it great strategic importance from the ancient Silk Road, even today the same strategic importance is sharpening on daily basis.
In the 19th century, Sri Lanka became a plantation history having exported good quality cinnamon, coconut, rubber and tea. Sri Lanka now exports more value added products given a boost to coconut products.
Coconut kernel products, coir products and coco peat are leading exported in more value added form.
Two major products namely COIR FIBRE and COCO PEAT are extracted from the fibrous mesocarp or middle layer of the coconut fruit.
Coir fibre is extracted by soaking whole husk in water for about 6 weeks to loosen the fibre, then combed out sundried further processed according to the requirement of the end product.
In general coir fibre is available in following forms
• Coir mattress fibre (short and soft fibre)
• Coir mixed fibre (medium sized fibre)
• Coir bristle fibre in1-tie, 2-tie, 3-tie(long and strong fibre)
Coco Peat is geneated while combing. Coconut husk is cut into specific sizes too without being combed according to the demand.
Coco peat is processed and available in following forms
• Brown coco peat (low EC and high EC with higher expansion)
• Black coco peat (Low EC and with lower expansion)
• Washed coco peat (low EC higher expansion)
• Buffered coco peat (Chemically washed to obtain low EC)


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There are five different quiz sets each comprising of 25 questions.
Each question constitutes a set of emojis and a clue. Your task is simple - to answer all 25 questions.
Click on the of each question to see the clue and click on to hide it again.
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Before Change
merged_formatted_digest = await Get(Digest, MergeDigests(changed_digests))
workspace.write_digest(merged_formatted_digest)
sorted_results = sorted(individual_results, key=lambda res: res.formatter_name)
for result in sorted_results:
console.print_stderr(
f"{console.green("✓")} {result.formatter_name} made no changes."
if not result.did_change
After Change
// We group all results for the same formatter so that we can give one final status in the
// summary. This is only relevant if there were multiple results because of
// `--per-target-caching`.
formatter_to_results = defaultdict(set)
for result in individual_results:
formatter_to_results[result.formatter_name].add(result)
for formatter, results in sorted(formatter_to_results.items()):


The family coddled and cuddled the two toddlers, diddling and fiddling with them as they cooked some pancakes on the griddle. [G|D]
The children huddled around to meddle in their parents' argument, sitting in the middle of the room and muddling the air while they all paddled their way through the difficult conversation. [G|D]
The peddler traveled in the rain, piddling around in the mud puddles as he searched for the answer to the mysterious riddle while saddling his horse in preparation for the journey ahead. [G|D]
The toddler tottered along, straddling two large teddy bears while twiddling and twaddling happily as he waddled his way to his room. [G|D]


These are the mailing lists that have been established for this project.
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Nabble | MarkMail | Gmane | General discussions, questions and announcements regarding Gradle. Try this mailing list if you are looking for help. |
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Gradle Developers
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Nabble | MarkMail | Gmane | Design discussions. Everyone is welcome to join in these discussions. |
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Gradle SCM
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| Aggregate | Nabble | MarkMail | - | An aggregate of all mailing lists |
PLEASE NOTE! For reasons we don't know Nabble has been lately very slow in picking up new postings (sometimes it has taken a whole day). MarkMail is much quicker (readonly). Postings you send via Nabble reach the mailing list immediately.


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Brexit Not Slowing Hiring at One of U.K.’s Major Tech Firms
Tech firms have been among the more vocal industries concerned about the impact of Brexit on job creation. But the uncertainty hasn’t put the breaks on ARM Holdings Plc’s hiring spree.
"Brexit is not slowing down our hiring into the U.K. for the moment," Simon Segars, chief executive officer of ARM, said. "It’s taking a bit longer to get people into the door but we haven’t seen a big slowdown yet."
Over the last year ARM has increased its headcount by 25 percent, said Segars. There are now over 5,700 employees at the firm, with about 80 percent consisting of technical staff.
Britain’s business leaders have relentlessly voiced their concern that the U.K. is lacking clarity about how it will manage the process of leaving the European Union, and Segars added that Brexit is causing continued uncertainty for U.K. businesses.
"We don’t know what that will mean," he said.
ARM was the U.K.’s largest listed tech company before SoftBank Group Corp.’s $32 billion takeover in 2016. Segars said the deal has since led to new discussions with SoftBank’s array of subsidiaries.
"We’re working closely with Sprint Corp. and SoftBank Mobile in Japan, and with some of the other Vision Fund investment companies," he said.
ARM -- founded in late 1990 -- posted a loss of $200 million for the nine months to Dec. 31, off net sales of $1.4 billion, according to SoftBank’s consolidated results. This loss does not include around $370 million in write-offs of intangible assets following its acquisition by SoftBank.
Caroline Hyde


git-show-branch - Show branches and their commits
git show-branch [-a|--all] [-r|--remotes] [--topo-order | --date-order] [--current] [--color[=<when>] | --no-color] [--sparse] [--more=<n> | --list | --independent | --merge-base] [--no-name | --sha1-name] [--topics] [(<rev> | <glob>)...] git show-branch (-g|--reflog)[=<n>[,<base>]] [--list] [<ref>]
Shows the commit ancestry graph starting from the commits named with <rev>s or <globs>s (or all refs under refs/heads and/or refs/tags) semi-visually.
It cannot show more than 29 branches and commits at a time.
It uses showbranch.default multi-valued configuration items if no <rev> or <glob> is given on the command line.
<rev>
Arbitrary extended SHA-1 expression (see gitrevisions(7)) that typically names a branch head or a tag.
<glob>
A glob pattern that matches branch or tag names under refs/. For example, if you have many topic branches under refs/heads/topic, giving topic/* would show all of them.
-r, --remotes
Show the remote-tracking branches.
-a, --all
Show both remote-tracking branches and local branches.
--current
With this option, the command includes the current branch to the list of revs to be shown when it is not given on the command line.
--topo-order
By default, the branches and their commits are shown in reverse chronological order. This option makes them appear in topological order (i.e., descendant commits are shown before their parents).
--date-order
This option is similar to --topo-order in the sense that no parent comes before all of its children, but otherwise commits are ordered according to their commit date.
--sparse
By default, the output omits merges that are reachable from only one tip being shown. This option makes them visible.
--more=<n>
Usually the command stops output upon showing the commit that is the common ancestor of all the branches. This flag tells the command to go <n> more common commits beyond that. When <n> is negative, display only the <reference>s given, without showing the commit ancestry tree.
--list
Synonym to --more=-1
--merge-base
Instead of showing the commit list, determine possible merge bases for the specified commits. All merge bases will be contained in all specified commits. This is different from how git-merge-base(1) handles the case of three or more commits.
--independent
Among the <reference>s given, display only the ones that cannot be reached from any other <reference>.
--no-name
Do not show naming strings for each commit.
--sha1-name
Instead of naming the commits using the path to reach them from heads (e.g. "master~2" to mean the grandparent of "master"), name them with the unique prefix of their object names.
--topics
Shows only commits that are NOT on the first branch given. This helps track topic branches by hiding any commit that is already in the main line of development. When given "git show-branch --topics master topic1 topic2", this will show the revisions given by "git rev-list ^master topic1 topic2"
-g, --reflog[=<n>[,<base>]] [<ref>]
Shows <n> most recent ref-log entries for the given ref. If <base> is given, <n> entries going back from that entry. <base> can be specified as count or date. When no explicit <ref> parameter is given, it defaults to the current branch (or HEAD if it is detached).
--color[=<when>]
Color the status sign (one of these: *!+-) of each commit corresponding to the branch it(cqs in. The value must be always (the default), never, or auto.
--no-color
Turn off colored output, even when the configuration file gives the default to color output. Same as --color=never.
Note that --more, --list, --independent and --merge-base options are mutually exclusive.
Given N <references>, the first N lines are the one-line description from their commit message. The branch head that is pointed at by $GIT_DIR/HEAD is prefixed with an asterisk * character while other heads are prefixed with a ! character.
Following these N lines, one-line log for each commit is displayed, indented N places. If a commit is on the I-th branch, the I-th indentation character shows a + sign; otherwise it shows a space. Merge commits are denoted by a - sign. Each commit shows a short name that can be used as an extended SHA-1 to name that commit.
The following example shows three branches, "master", "fixes" and "mhf":
$ git show-branch master fixes mhf * [master] Add *(Aqgit show-branch*(Aq. ! [fixes] Introduce "reset type" flag to "git reset" ! [mhf] Allow "+remote:local" refspec to cause --force when fetching. --- + [mhf] Allow "+remote:local" refspec to cause --force when fetching. + [mhf~1] Use git-octopus when pulling more than one heads. + [fixes] Introduce "reset type" flag to "git reset" + [mhf~2] "git fetch --force". + [mhf~3] Use .git/remote/origin, not .git/branches/origin. + [mhf~4] Make "git pull" and "git fetch" default to origin + [mhf~5] Infamous *(Aqoctopus merge*(Aq + [mhf~6] Retire git-parse-remote. + [mhf~7] Multi-head fetch. + [mhf~8] Start adding the $GIT_DIR/remotes/ support. *++ [master] Add *(Aqgit show-branch*(Aq.
 The "fixes" branch adds one commit "Introduce "reset type" flag to "git reset"". The "mhf" branch adds many other commits. The current branch is "master".
If you keep your primary branches immediately under refs/heads, and topic branches in subdirectories of it, having the following in the configuration file may help:
[showbranch] default = --topo-order default = heads/*
With this, git show-branch without extra parameters would show only the primary branches. In addition, if you happen to be on your topic branch, it is shown as well.
$ git show-branch --reflog="10,1 hour ago" --list master
shows 10 reflog entries going back from the tip as of 1 hour ago. Without --list, the output also shows how these tips are topologically related with each other.
Part of the git(1) suite


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package-error-package
condition ⇒ package
condition—a condition of type package-error.
package—a package designator.
Returns a designator for the offending package in the situation represented by the condition.
(package-error-package (make-condition 'package-error :package (find-package "COMMON-LISP"))) ⇒ #<Package "COMMON-LISP">


Example API documentation version 1
http://example.com/1
Welcome
Welcome to the Example Documentation. The Example API allows you to do stuff. See also example.com.
var raml2html = require('raml2html');
// Using the default templates:
// source can either be a filename, file contents (string) or parsed RAML object
raml2html.parse(source, onSuccess, onError);
// Using your own templates:
// - config should be an object with at least an `template` property
// - config can also include `helpers` and `partials`
// - the config object will be accessible from your handlebars templates
raml2html.parseWithConfig(source, config, onSuccess, onError);
Chapter two
More content here. Including bold text!
Small table:
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Dear participant, you are currently taking part in a scientific experiment
on sharing work. The experiment takes
about 30 minutes (±10 minutes). Please make sure that you have enough time
for this experiment. In order to receive the payment of 17 chf it is required that you finish the
experiment according to these instructions. You will then receive a coupon with
a code that can be exchanged for cash without disclosing your name or
signature.
Important: Note that we do not cheat, mislead or deceive
any participant in this experiment. This is guaranteed for all behavioral
experiments and is an integral part of the rules of this lab. You can find more
information on our policy at this URL:
http://www.sociolab.ethz.ch/descil/descil_policy.pdf
This experiment involves two participants. We will call
them participant A and participant B from now on. There are
1000 trials that have to be solved. Each of this trial is a simple arithmetic
calculation, like Ò2+2 = 4Ó.
Participant A will decide how to share the 1000 trials
between both participants. Participant B will be asked to accept or reject the
proposal of participant A.
In case of rejection the number of calculations will
increase and the computer will decide how to share the amount of work between
the two of you.
After reading these instructions, please click on the START button below
in this screen. If the other participant hasnÕt done so yet, you will have to
wait for him or her to do so.
important: It might take a while for the other
participant to read the instructions, so please wait. The screen will refresh
automatically. During this period, you can browse the web in another window of
the browser or read a book, but please keep an eye on the screen. A sound will
be played to notify the experiment has started.
Afterwards, you will be taken to this screen (see picture
below), where you will have to
solve 3 trials. This test will let you familiarize
with the full work. After this test, you will be taken to the proposal phase.
If you are participant B, you will have to wait. The page will refresh
automatically.
If you are
participant A, you will see the screen below.
If you
are participant A, you can use the slider in the middle of the screen to select
a division of the work. The initial
position of the slider is random and has no importance.
On the left panel is listed your proposal. The right panel
shows the amount of work both of you will have to if participant B rejects the proposal.
To
submit your choice to participant B, please click the button send proposal.
This
will take you to the Reply phase.
At this point, if you are participant A, you
will have to wait. If you are participant B, this is the screen you will see:
Please click ACCEPT or REJECT to reply to the proposal of participant A.
After this, the work phase will take place.
Work phase
Both participants will be taken back to the trial
screen. If you are participant A, you will be notified of the decision of
participant B. After that, both participants can start solving the
calculations.
If a wrong value is inserted, you will be asked again
to insert the correct value. Please note that you will receive the payment only
if you solve all trials you have been assigned.
Thank you, and we hope you will enjoy this experiment!


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By better understanding the various aspects of surfing,
you will improve faster and have more fun in the water
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car
plane
light
ufo
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elevator
port
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bridge
plant
stadium
pine
mill
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Browser support has been limited to: Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Safari, and Microsoft Edge. As most mobile browsers are built using WebKit or Blink as a base, you can expect them to function appropriately. There are no plans to ever support older browser engines as significant portions of this library depend on newer CSS3 features like Flexbox.
This library does not depend on JavaScript for its functionality in any way and may therefore be used in environments that either require JS to be disabled or that lack a JS engine.
Suckless.css has been broken up into several categories of modules:
This category contains all of the global classes that are extended in other places, as well as resets for client stylesheets and color classes which may be used for theming elements.
Decorations are stylized elements which may be used as "eye-candy" in web pages. These elements are typically used to convey information to users, in a manner that is visually unobtrusive.
The classes defined in this category may be used to aid in the general manipulation of the position, alignment, and box-model of any element in a document.
Style classes have been provided for creating button links and for creating forms which are visually consistent across the major browsers.
The navigation modules provide functional elements that allow users to traverse the contents of both a single page and the links to others.
Three different layouts have been provided to allow for responsive scaffolding of page contents: Block, Flow, and Grid.
This module contains elements which may be used inside of a document to provide uniform and visually compelling displays of information.


Long time since I haven't posted here.
I'm currently coding eosgarden's next big thing. A project called XSFoundation.
It consist of a portable C library. By portable, I mean it can run on POSIX compliant systems, such as Mac OS X, Linux, Unix, as well as Windows.
A few time ago, I started an insane project: coding an operating system.
The base for this OS, named XEOS (x86 Experimental Operating System) is now working, and it's even published on GitHub.
The main boot parts are coded in Assembly, and the 32bits kernel is coded in C. It also include a (not yet complete) C89 library.
I also decided to code another library for this OS, the XEOS library, to simplify C programming for XEOS software.
I ended up with the XSFoundation project. It will be integrated in XEOS once the C library will be complete.
For now, it's a standalone project, and I decided to make it portable on every OS.
XSFoundation is a C library providing object-oriented-like coding in C, reference counting memory management, multi-threading, base objects like array, dictionaries, sets, strings, numbers, URLs, timers, etc.
The design inspiration comes from Apple's Core Foundation.
Today, I achieved the final portability steps for Windows, which were multi-threading capabilities.
Now you can have exactly the same code, compiling on Window, Mac or Linux!
I'm now going to code the socket part, so the library will have network capabilities.
The project is also available on GitHub, and is distributed under the terms of the BOOST license:
https://github.com/macmade/XSFoundation/wiki
Feel free to fork me on GitHub, and enjoy!


I wanted to make a build, for one of the servers I play at, and I wanted him to be a Shadow Dragon. Shadows Dragons as you know can jump from the Plane of Shadows to ours back and forth, and are basically very sneaky.
So, I wanted to know if a, Sorcerer/RDD/SD, or a Bard/RDD/SD, would be best? Possibly a Level Progression, Abilities, and such. I wanted to get an Uber build, for the reason it's going to start out soooo slow. Considering, Bards/Sorcerors, aren't a good starting class usually. And I'll have to have atleast 5 levels of either to take RDD, and several levels higher to get SD, since H/MS isn't a class skill, or is it a Bard Class skill? Hmm...Well, either way.
Help! _________________ ~Blake~
For a good final build of nearly the same concept, try drui14monk SD with enough monk levels to get ki-strike5 and enough SD to get shadow evade, making the dragonshape look like an inky black disappearing mountain of death. This build is large, allowing for an easy flatfooted knockdown followed by a ton of medium damage attacks (probably good to get improved disarm preepic) before fading into the dark again. Hard to hit, tough as nails and able to dish plenty of damage. Only another dragonshape or arcane archer would be able to take you with good enough a player.
Bard does get H/MDS as class skills. However for what you want a Druid/Shadowdancer is much better Problem is picking the 3rd class. Shifter works ok but if you rally want to focus on Dragonshape then Rogue or Assasain is probably best Rogue makes getting Shadowdancer a lot easier but Assasain has less duplication of abilities with Shadowdancer _________________ Teaching men a lesson in combat etiquette.
Monk has hide & move silent enough to qualify for SD. Pre epic would be something like: druid to 4, then 4 monk, then 4 SD and whatever you like afterward. Zen archery early on makes it easier to level. All you have to remember is to keep pumping wisdom and to take feats that enhance stealth along the way.


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This application will take your birthday date and gender and output to you your Akan name from the Ghanian culture.
Akan names are derived from Ghanian culture. Frequently in Ghana, children are given their first name as a 'day name' which corresponds to the day in the week they were born. Here are Ghanian day names.


What, when there are places on the map called Upper Dicker, Lower Dicker, or Wyre Piddle, was the particular appeal of Deal (pop. 28,504), one wonders, for the nation's reprobates and misanthropes? The drunken polymorphously perverse bankrupt novelist and cashiered King's Own Shropshire Light Infantryman Simon Raven (1927–2001), for example, was banished to a nursing home for handicapped old ladies in the town for thirty-four years, sallying forth every now and again to a massage parlour opposite the Reform Club, Pall Mall, for ‘a good housemaid's wank’. One is compelled to picture the streets of Deal as a world in decay thronged with George Grosz characters got up in askew velvet hats and musquash coats seeking eyeglass-fogging diversions. ‘I always used to see [Charles] Hawtrey being pulled out of pubs,’ Raven recalled the week before he died, ‘But what's wrong with that? We all like a drink, don't we dear?’ Deal is the capital of non-conformity.
A footnote by Roger Lewis in his biography Charles Hawtrey : The Man Who Was Private Widdle (2001). Another Deal resident, in his final years, was Rayner Heppenstall (1911–1981), whose posthumously published novel The Pier is a murderous fantasy in which the Heppenstall-like narrator systematically plans and commits the slaughter of his (working class) next door neighbours.


Use the materials/ajax.html
file.
We have a server! It is running at https://shielded-fjord-9233.herokuapp.com
. It provides a url that returns a list of all the chat rooms. Check it out by visiting https://shielded-fjord-9233.herokuapp.com/rooms in the browser!
- Create a function that uses
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ATTN: Dear Sir/M, I am Mr.Daniez Philip. a consulting auditor of a Bank in West Africa in west africa. I have the courage to Crave indulgence for this important business believing that you will never let me down either now or in the future. Some years ago, an American Mining consultant/ contractor with the Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation,made a numbered time (fixed)deposit for twelve calendar months, valued $42M.USD (FORTY TWO MILLION US DOLLARS) in an account. On maturity, The bank sent a routine notification to his forwarding address but got no reply. After a month, The bank sent another reminder and finally his contract employers, the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation wrote to inform the bank that he died without MAKING A WILL, and all attempts by the American Embassy to trace his next of kin was fruitless. I therefore, made further investigation and discovered that the beneficiary was an immigrant from Jamaica and only recently obtained American citizenship. He did not declare any kin or relations in all his official documents, including his Bank deposit paper work. This money total amount$42M.USD ( FORTY TWO MILLION US DOLLARS)is still sitting in my bank as dormant Account. No one will ever come forward to claim it, and according to Nigerian Banking policy, after some years, the money will revert to the ownership of the Nigerian Government if the account owner is certified dead. This is the situation, and my proposal is that I am looking for a foreigner who will stand in as the next of kin to beneficiary, and OPEN a Bank Account abroad to facilitate the transfer of this money. This is simple, all you have to do is to OPEN an account anywhere in the world and send me its detail for me to arrange the proper money transfer paperwork, and facilitate the transfer.The money will then be paid into this Account for us to share in the ratio of 60% for me, 35 % for you and 5% for expenses that might come up during transfer process. There is no risk at all, and all the paper work for this transaction will be done by me using my position and connections in the banks in Nigeria. This business transaction is guaranteed.And the first phase of the transfer will be ($4M.USD) FOUR MILLION DOLLARS as advised by our insider in the bank.If you are interested, please reply immediately through my personal email sending the following details: (1) Your Full Name/Address (2) Your Private Telephone/fax Number. Please observe the utmost confidentiality, and be rest assured that this transaction would be most profitable for both of us because I shall require your assistance to invest some of my share in your country. I look forward to your earliest reply. Yours, Mr.Daniez Philip


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Activates membership of the given name or re-activates suspended member of the group.
name - Name of activated member.
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Forecast: Breezy trade winds with more showers over the weekend
by Guy HagiHONOLULU, Hawaii (HawaiiNewsNow) - High pressure will build north of the state during the next couple days, increasing the trade winds to breezy and locally windy levels over the weekend.
A fairly dry trade wind pattern will prevail through Saturday, with showers favoring windward and mauka areas and the stray leeward spillover.
A notable increase in shower coverage is expected late Saturday night through Sunday, with rather wet conditions in windward areas and passing showers in leeward locales.
The trades will ease slightly but remain moderate to locally breezy next week, with a more typical trade wind shower pattern featuring windward showers and the occasional shower reaching leeward areas.
A storm passing far north near the Gulf of Alaska will be sending out an elevated north swell towards the islands.
Mixed in with the north, is an elevated shorter period northeast swell.
The north swell will be spreading down the islands between Saturday and Sunday, peak late Sunday into early Monday, then lower late Monday through Tuesday.
The shorter period northeast pulse peaks earlier, on Sunday morning. Then, between Monday and Tuesday, there will be a series of smaller northeast pulses but with longer period.
Surf will exceed advisory levels and could approach low end warning levels during the peak of these swells along north and east facing shores.
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For Centuries we were told that the Earth was flat until Christopher Columbus discovered that it was round. However I think that the earth is flat and the govement is hiding the fact that the earth is flat from us.
For instance, what’s the tallest supposed mountain on Earth? Everest. Except it isn’t. The name is a giveaway; it’s clearly a morphing of “never rest”, because if you wanted to go to the biggest mountain you’d literally never rest, because it isn’t actually there.  Well, consider all the people who have died supposedly doing so.  You can’t.
And if that isn’t clear enough, pretty much everyone who attempts to climb Everest takes oxygen with them. Why would you do that when there’s oxygen all around us, in the air? Wherever they’re going, it isn’t on Earth. You know where you do need oxygen, though? THE MOON! That’s where they’re going. So-called mountaineers are being sent to the moon in order to fake climbing Everest. This is why Nasa had to fake the moon landing with astronauts, because it was already full of mountaineers and they couldn’t risk exposing that conspiracy. See how it all adds up?
In Conclusion the earth is flat.


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