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| Annotation Type | Description |
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| ClientBehaviorHolder | |
| ClientEvent | |
| Component |
The component annotation takes information, which is used by the tld, faces-config,
faces-taglib as well as the component itself.
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| Facet |
Allows to add facet support to the generated component.
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| Facets |
Allows to add facet support to the component.
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| Field |
This annotation allows to create a protected member for component internal use and
by default adds it to the saveState/restoreState
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| JSP |
Used to generate pure JSP (non-JSF) Tag file, interface, TLD, TLDDOC,
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| JSPBaseMeta |
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represents.
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of build targets, be it JSF, or pure JSP.
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List of @Property annotation.
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| Property |
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The TagHandler annotation takes information, which is used by the tld, and
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Connected components algorithm.
Label Propagation algorithm.
PageRank algorithm implementation.
PageRank algorithm implementation. There are two implementations of PageRank implemented.
The first implementation uses the standalone Graph
interface and runs PageRank
for a fixed number of iterations:
var PR = Array.fill(n)( 1.0 ) val oldPR = Array.fill(n)( 1.0 ) for( iter <- 0 until numIter ) { swap(oldPR, PR) for( i <- 0 until n ) { PR[i] = alpha + (1 - alpha) * inNbrs[i].map(j => oldPR[j] / outDeg[j]).sum } }
The second implementation uses the Pregel
interface and runs PageRank until
convergence:
var PR = Array.fill(n)( 1.0 ) val oldPR = Array.fill(n)( 0.0 ) while( max(abs(PR - oldPr)) > tol ) { swap(oldPR, PR) for( i <- 0 until n if abs(PR[i] - oldPR[i]) > tol ) { PR[i] = alpha + (1 - \alpha) * inNbrs[i].map(j => oldPR[j] / outDeg[j]).sum } }
alpha
is the random reset probability (typically 0.15), inNbrs[i]
is the set of
neighbors which link to i
and outDeg[j]
is the out degree of vertex j
.
This is not the "normalized" PageRank and as a consequence pages that have no inlinks will have a PageRank of alpha.
Implementation of SVD++ algorithm.
Computes shortest paths to the given set of landmark vertices, returning a graph where each vertex attribute is a map containing the shortest-path distance to each reachable landmark.
Strongly connected components algorithm implementation.
Compute the number of triangles passing through each vertex.
Compute the number of triangles passing through each vertex.
The algorithm is relatively straightforward and can be computed in three steps:
There are two implementations. The default TriangleCount.run
implementation first removes
self cycles and canonicalizes the graph to ensure that the following conditions hold:
However, the canonicalization procedure is costly as it requires repartitioning the graph.
If the input data is already in "canonical form" with self cycles removed then the
TriangleCount.runPreCanonicalized
should be used instead.
val canonicalGraph = graph.mapEdges(e => 1).removeSelfEdges().canonicalizeEdges() val counts = TriangleCount.runPreCanonicalized(canonicalGraph).vertices
Various analytics functions for graphs.


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Adams County Regional Economic Partnership (ACREP), Board of Directors Member 2020 – Present As a public/private, nonprofit economic development organization, serving Adams County, its 10 municipalities, more than 10,000 companies, and just over a half a million residents. • Leadership Advisory Board (LAB): Guided the new LAB create a new leadership program for the north metro area called L.E.A.D North Metro by facilitating their strategic planning meeting and subsequent meetings to prepare for the kickoff program in 2021. Created and organized documents and timeline for all sub-committees. Created content for leadership training that will be facilitated by LSI • Business Advocacy & Public Policy Committee member: Assisted in setting the 2021 legislative priorities, reviewed RFPs and interviewed for lobbyist services, helped with the 2020 legislative breakfast Doral Academy of Colorado, Board of Directors, Vice Chairman 2017 – Present Art Integrated Public Charter School located in Westminster, CO • Engages in broad dealings of the school, including strategic decision making and overall goal establishment for the school, leadership hiring and evaluation, enrollment and academic growth, and student safety and well-being • Works closely with the local school district concerning the charter contract, financials, and support • Maintains close relationship with Doral Inc. support staff, understanding all legal and ethical requirements for serving • Manages board documents including strategic plans, bylaws, committee charters, and data dashboards • Participates in monthly board meetings, various board trainings, and local charter meetings Jefferson County Association for Gifted Children (JAGC), Vice President 2013 – Present A non-profit group providing leadership and support by promoting information about the educational and social-emotional needs of gifted and talented students to families and educators in Jefferson County, Colorado. • Began as the Ambassador Coordinator; managed and advised parent ambassadors in schools throughout the district • Later became board member-at-large and more involved in the legislative efforts locally, across the state and nation • Currently serving second term as Vice President; re-wrote the association bylaws, creates and manages all documents, manages and tracks meeting and voting process for JAGC annual Board Election • Works closely with Jeffco District leadership; presents to the School Board as needed as well as host panels for diverse learners during election years, periodic meetings with the Superintendent, quarterly meetings with the Chief Student Success Officer and the Chief Academic Officer, monthly meetings with the Gifted & Talented Director • Board Liaison for the Standley Lake, Pomona, and Ralston Valley articulations; acts as a resource for parents, teachers, staff and children, facilitates education and cooperation between the school and district resources • Facilitates biannual Board strategic planning retreats; ensures board goals stay aligned with JAGC purpose • Accomplishments: successfully advocated for; professional development of giftedness for principals, a better Advance Learning Plan (ALP) process in neighborhood schools, funding for Wheat Ridge HS gifted program, provided wording for state and CDE policies to include advance learners where they were not represented, worked with other districts to create an advance learner parent handbook, and supported the families with identification and education Other CO Community Volunteer Efforts 2013 – Present • Currently, works closely with Westminster Public Schools post-secondary department; provides expertise and course content to their Individual Career and Academic Plan (ICAP) department, advises internship teacher on curriculum and course content, facilitates courses and exercises when needed • Speaker/facilitator for various workshops and training for nonprofit organizations and local chamber events • Recently, Volunteer Coordinator for the Association for Talent Development (ATD) Rocky Mountain Chapter; places volunteers and coordinates quarterly, meet and greets with new members, Social Network volunteer for International Coach Federation (ICF) local chapter
Since my time in the military, I have developed a strong sense of civic duty. As a veteran, business owner, mom, teacher, and community member, I believe I bring a diverse perspective and valuable voice to this commission. I want to ensure that a fair process is established and maintained that includes a fair representation of our community. I have lived in CO for over 12 years, after leaving the military. I started my family and my business here. I believe in community engagement to ensure that inclusion, fairness, and democracy are being preserved. I would like to support this by serving on this commission and thus serving my state and community.
While I've given my time to my community from a more 'behind the scenes' perspective, I have developed some great relationships across cities and counties. I have served with diverse groups of individuals across many boards and organizations. I can provide compassionate listening while drawing attention to structure, policy, and fairness. The leadership positions I've held have educated me on how to deal with difficult people while bringing understanding and consensus to the table. These skills have proven helpful whether while taking action on a board, moderating conflict within companies or while facilitating strategic planning meetings where individuals don't agree on various issues. Regardless of the situation, I insist on mutual respect by keeping people focus on the problem, not the person.
As a doctor and a workplace psychologist, I believe in Maslow before Bloom. One has to ensure that people are being taken care of before beginning to analyze and evaluate information. That being said, while I consider how people feel, I tend to make decisions not based on emotions, rather based on logical reasoning. I believe that one has to not only analyze and evaluate but also think critically and systematically. Systems thinking creates a space to consider creative ways to accomplish goals and objectives, not just by looking at the parts or the whole but how they are connected. I try to use this approach in everything I set out to achieve. If you're looking for skillsets, I am accomplished at project management, strategic planning, data analysis and interpretation, problem-solving, and attention to detail.
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This operation can be used to retrive a list of documents belonging to an API by providing the id of the API.
apim:api_view
i
GET https://localhost:9443/api/am/publisher/v0.15/apis/890a4f4d-09eb-4877-a323-57f6ce2ed79b/documents
Authorization: Bearer ae4eae22-3f65-387b-a171-d37eaa366fa8
HTTP/1.1 200 OK
Content-Type: application/json
{
"previous": "",
"list": [
{
"visibility": "API_LEVEL",
"sourceType": "INLINE",
"sourceUrl": null,
"otherTypeName": null,
"documentId": "0bcb7f05-599d-4e1a-adce-5cb89bfe58d5",
"summary": "This is a sample documentation for v1.0.0",
"name": "PhoneVerification API Documentation",
"type": "HOWTO"
},
{
"visibility": "API_LEVEL",
"sourceType": "URL",
"sourceUrl": "http://wiki.cdyne.com/index.php/Phone_Verification",
"otherTypeName": null,
"documentId": "4145df31-04f1-440c-8d08-68952874622c",
"summary": "This is the URL for online documentation",
"name": "Online Documentation",
"type": "SAMPLES"
}
],
"next": "",
"count": 2
}
curl -k -H "Authorization: Bearer ae4eae22-3f65-387b-a171-d37eaa366fa8" "https://localhost:9443/api/am/publisher/v0.15/apis/890a4f4d-09eb-4877-a323-57f6ce2ed79b/documents"
| Type | Name | Description | Schema | Default |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Path |
apiId required |
**API ID** consisting of the **UUID** of the API. Using the **UUID** in the API call is recommended. The combination of the provider of the API, name of the API and the version is also accepted as a valid API ID. Should be formatted as **provider-name-version**. |
String | |
| Query |
limit optional |
Maximum size of resource array to return. |
Integer |
25 |
| Query |
offset optional |
Starting point within the complete list of items qualified. |
Integer |
0 |
| Header |
Accept optional |
Media types acceptable for the response. Default is application/json. |
String |
application/json |
| Header |
If-None-Match optional |
Validator for conditional requests; based on the ETag of the formerly retrieved variant of the resource (Will be supported in future). |
String |
| HTTP Code | Description | Schema |
|---|---|---|
200 |
OK. Document list is returned. |
DocumentList |
304 |
Not Modified. Empty body because the client has already the latest version of the requested resource (Will be supported in future). |
|
404 |
Not Found. Requested API does not exist. |
Error |
406 |
Not Acceptable. The requested media type is not supported |
Error |
POST https://apis.wso2.com/api/am/publisher/v0.15/apis/{apiId}/documents
This operation can be used to add a new documentation to an API. This operation only adds the metadata of a document. To add the actual content we need to use **Upload the content of an API document ** API once we obtain a document Id by this operation.
apim:api_create
i
POST https://localhost:9443/api/am/publisher/v0.15/apis/96077508-fd01-4fae-bc64-5de0e2baf43c/documents
Authorization: Bearer ae4eae22-3f65-387b-a171-d37eaa366fa8
Content-Type: application/json
{
"visibility": "API_LEVEL",
"sourceType": "INLINE",
"sourceUrl": null,
"otherTypeName": null,
"summary": "This is a sample documentation",
"name": "Introduction to PhoneVerification API",
"type": "HOWTO"
}
HTTP/1.1 201 Created
Location: https://localhost:9443/api/am/publisher/v0.15/apis/890a4f4d-09eb-4877-a323-57f6ce2ed79b/documents/ffd5790d-b7a9-4cb6-b76a-f8b83ecdd058
Content-Type: application/json
{
"visibility": "API_LEVEL",
"sourceType": "INLINE",
"sourceUrl": null,
"otherTypeName": null,
"documentId": "ffd5790d-b7a9-4cb6-b76a-f8b83ecdd058",
"summary": "This is a sample documentation",
"name": "Introduction to PhoneVerification API",
"type": "HOWTO"
}
curl -k -H "Authorization: Bearer ae4eae22-3f65-387b-a171-d37eaa366fa8" -H "Content-Type: application/json" -X POST -d @data.json "https://localhost:9443/api/am/publisher/v0.15/apis/96077508-fd01-4fae-bc64-5de0e2baf43c/documents"
| Type | Name | Description | Schema | Default |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Path |
apiId required |
**API ID** consisting of the **UUID** of the API. Using the **UUID** in the API call is recommended. The combination of the provider of the API, name of the API and the version is also accepted as a valid API ID. Should be formatted as **provider-name-version**. |
String | |
| Body |
body required |
Document object that needs to be added |
Document (Document) | |
| Header |
Content-Type required |
Media type of the entity in the body. Default is application/json. |
String |
application/json |
| HTTP Code | Description | Schema |
|---|---|---|
201 |
Created. Successful response with the newly created Document object as entity in the body. Location header contains URL of newly added document. |
Document |
400 |
Bad Request. Invalid request or validation error |
Error |
415 |
Unsupported media type. The entity of the request was in a not supported format. |


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Code is on github here.
Can use to download specific svg, which can be incorporated into buttons for exporting images. See example below.
Allows specification of custom file names.
Handles embedded raster images.
Has convenience method for embedding raster images.
Pixels will map to points when opening in Illustrator.
Dimensions of the document will be the same as the dimensions of your SVG element.
All colors are RGB, which is not ideal for print documents, but CMYK is not supported in SVG 1.1.
It only works in Chrome.
Currently the https version of the script is being served from raw.github.com, which might break in the future. If the script stops running on https pages, check back here—you might have to re-install the bookmarklet at that time.
Descendent ">" CSS selectors will crash Adobe Illustrator, therefore those styles are stripped out. Be warned.
Adobe Illustrator also chokes on fonts that it doesn’t recognize. Font-family assigments like “sans-serif” (or if you're using webfonts like “nyt-franklin”) will cause Illustrator to give this error when opening the file: “The operation cannot complete because of an unknown error. [CANT]”. This is fixed in Illustrator version 17.1. Other SVG viewers are pretty okay with them though.
Some styles won’t propogate down if they depend on markup outside of the svg element. For instance, if you use CSS that targets an SVG path element by an id on the div surrounding the SVG ("#map svg path") then those styles won’t show up in the resulting file.


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Cradle cap is a harmless skin condition that's common in babies. It usually clears up on its own, but there are things you can try to make it better.

It's not clear what causes cradle cap. It cannot be caught from another baby.
wash your baby's hair regularly with mild, unperfumed baby shampoo and gently loosen flakes with a soft brush
gently rub on baby oil or vegetable oil to help soften the crusts
use baby oil, vegetable oil or petroleum jelly overnight and wash with baby shampoo in the morning
do not use olive oil – recent research has found it may not be suitable for use on skin
do not use peanut oil (because of the allergy risk)
do not use soap
do not use adult shampoos
do not pick crusts – this can cause an infection
Hair may come away with the flakes, but do not worry, your baby's hair will soon grow back.
About cradle cap treatments
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Pelle from Stake Ventures augments Joe Kraus’ It’s a great time to be an entrepreneur with the notion that on top of cheaper hardware and free infrastructure, we also have better frameworks today:
It is a lot easier and quicker now to bring a new service from concept to launch. One of the biggest things helping this is the emergence of new practical web frameworks like Ruby on Rails . This allows single person or tiny teams to incredible things in very short time.
There are other similar frameworks where you could do similar things quickly, but really Rails is one of those economy changing tools that is and will cause a lot of turmoil in the world of web applications.
 Skipping the need for scaling up in people makes it much easier to get off the ground. $100K is quite a lush sum if all you need is three people for a couple of months.


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This version focuses on some improvements to the support of other languages, such as fortran compilation support, experimental support for zig language, and third-party dependency package support and cross-compilation support for golang/dlang.
Although, xmake focuses on c/c++ build support, other languages support xmake will also make some improvements from time to time. Its main purpose is not to replace their official build system, but only to support mixed compilation with c/c++ , To better serve c/c++ projects, After all, some c/c++ projects still occasionally call code interfaces of other languages, such as mixed calls with languages such as cuda, dlang, objc, swift, asm, etc., so xmake still provides some basic compilation support for them.
In addition, regarding c/c++, we also support the header file dependency format of the new /sourceDependencies xxx.json
output in the vs preview version (this is more reliable and stable for multi-language header file dependency detection).
Introduction of New Features
Fortran language compilation support
Starting from this version, we have fully supported the use of the gfortran compiler to compile fortran projects, we can quickly create an empty project based on fortran by using the following command:
$ xmake create -l fortran -t console test
Its xmake.lua content is as follows:
add_rules("mode.debug", "mode.release")
target("test")
set_kind("binary")
add_files("src/*.f90")
More code examples can be viewed here: Fortran Examples
Zig language experimental support
Note: At present, this language xmake is still in the experimental support stage, and it is not perfect. For example, it is not supported on windows, and dynamic library compilation under linux/macOS is not yet supported. Please evaluate and use it yourself.
We can use the following configuration method to try and experience, at least the console and static library programs under linux/macOS can still run.
add_rules("mode.debug", "mode.release")
target("test")
set_kind("binary")
add_files("src/*.zig")
As for why windows does not support it, please refer to the issues I mentioned to zig earlier, #5825
The dynamic library does not support it because I have some pitfalls (the dynamic library generated by zig will automatically append .0.0.0
), see: issue 5827
In addition, I lay down in other pits. I personally feel that there are a lot of pits, so I’m still in the experimental stage for the time being, and I will look at it later.
For more examples, see: Zig Examples
Go dependency package and cross compilation support
The new version of xmake continues to make some improvements to the go build support, such as cross-compilation of go. For example, we can compile windows programs on macOS and linux:
$ xmake f -p windows -a x86
In addition, the new version also initially supports the third-party dependency package management of go:
add_rules("mode.debug", "mode.release")
add_requires("go::github.com/sirupsen/logrus", {alias = "logrus"})
add_requires("go::golang.org/x/sys/internal/unsafeheader", {alias = "unsafeheader"})
if is_plat("windows") then
add_requires("go::golang.org/x/sys/windows", {alias = "syshost"})
else
add_requires("go::golang.org/x/sys/unix", {alias = "syshost"})
end
target("test")
set_kind("binary")
add_files("src/*.go")
add_packages("logrus", "syshost", "unsafeheader")
However, there are still some imperfections. For example, all cascading dependency packages must be manually configured at present, which will be a bit more cumbersome and needs to be improved in the future.
For more examples, see: Go Examples
Dlang/Dub dependency package support
xmake also supports dlang’s dub package management, which can quickly integrate dlang’s third-party dependency packages:
add_rules("mode.debug", "mode.release")
add_requires("dub::log 0.4.3", {alias = "log"})
add_requires("dub::dateparser", {alias = "dateparser"})
add_requires("dub::emsi_containers", {alias = "emsi_containers"})
add_requires("dub::stdx-allocator", {alias = "stdx-allocator"})
add_requires("dub::mir-core", {alias = "mir-core"})
target("test")
set_kind("binary")
add_files("src/*.d")
add_packages("log", "dateparser", "emsi_containers", "stdx-allocator", "mir-core")
cl.exe new header file dependent file support
The header file dependency of msvc usually needs to parse the output content of /showIncludes
and extract the includes file list inside to handle the dependency compilation problem. However, cl.exe does a very bad job of this output. The includes information and compilation output are Mixed together.
It is very unfriendly to build tools to handle dependency analysis, especially in a multi-language environment, how to judge is includes, you need to judge the extraction through the preceding Note: including file:
string, but in Chinese, it is Note: include File:
,
If you change to the Japanese environment, it is also a Japanese prefix string, the encoding format problems, hard-coding problems, and the parsing and processing are not perfect.
Regarding this point, in the latest vs2019 preview version, Microsoft has finally made improvements to the alignment. Through the new /sourceDependencies xxx.json
compilation option, the includes dependency information can be better output, which is convenient for analysis and extraction in a multilingual environment.
In addition, the output of this new option is independent of a separate json file, and finally is not mixed with the compilation output, and finally there is no need to parse and separate compilation errors, warning messages, and includes list information.
The output will look like this:
{
"Version": "1.0",
"Data": {
"Source": "z:\\personal\\tbox\\src\\tbox\\tbox.c",
"Includes": [
"z:\\personal\\tbox\\src\\tbox\\tbox.h",
"z:\\personal\\tbox\\src\\tbox\\prefix.h",
"z:\\personal\\tbox\\src\\tbox\\prefix\\prefix.h",
"z:\\personal\\tbox\\src\\tbox\\prefix\\config.h",
"z:\\personal\\tbox\\src\\tbox\\config.h",
...
In the new version, xmake handles json parsing by adding a builtin core.base.json
module, which can easily analyze and support the new header file dependent data. This mode is preferred (if cl is supported by the new version) , The old version of cl still uses /showIncludes
).
Xcode plugin generation support
At present, we have no time to implement the generation of xcode projects by ourselves, but it does not mean that it is not supported, because xmake supports the generation of cmakelists.txt files, and cmake supports the generation of xcode project files. Before the official implementation, We can also support it in disguise through cmake, xmake will automatically call cmake internally to transfer the generated results, there is no difference in use for users, just make sure that cmake is installed:
$ xmake project -k xcode
!> After we have time, we will re-implement each more complete xcode output plugin by ourselves, and welcome everyone to contribute.
Support intellisense for xmake-vscode plugin
Recently, we also updated the xmake-vscode plugin, by automatically generating compile_commands.json
to the current project’s .vscode
directory, Then we only need to configure .vscode/c_cpp_properties.json
and associate this .vscode/compile_commands.json
path in it
Can realize intellisense automatic prompt, synchronize the configuration information such as includedirs in xmake.lua.
As for how to generate c_cpp_properties
, there are detailed instructions in the official document: https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/cpp/configure-intellisense-crosscompilation
The main configuration items inside:
"configurations": [
{
"compileCommands": ".vscode/compile_commands.json",
}
],
Changlog
New features
- Add
xmake project -k xcode
generator (use cmake) - #870: Support gfortran compiler
- #887: Support zig compiler
- #893: Add json module
- #898: Support cross-compilation for golang
- #275: Support go package manager to install go packages
- #581: Support dub package manager to install dlang packages


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| OperatorBufferPredicateBoundary<T> |
Buffers values into a continuous, non-overlapping Lists where the boundary is determined
by a predicate returning true.
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| OperatorFromTransformer<R,T> |
Converts an Transformer (a function converting one Observable into another)
into an
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| OperatorSampleFirst<T> |
Throttle by windowing a stream and returning the first value in each window.
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| OperatorWindowMinMax<T> |
Uses a double-ended queue and collapses entries when they are redundant
(whenever a value is added to the queue all values at the end of the queue
that are greater or equal to that value are removed).
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Switches to different Observables if the main source completes or signals an error.
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4th Ave. & Geary Farmers Market - Inner Richmond - San Francisco ...
Geary Farmers Market "By far the cheapest and best produce market in the north side . 7/3/2008. I walk pass this place every day with my husband to and from .
http://www.yelp.com/biz/4th-ave-and-geary-farmers-market-san-francisco
Treatment for Herniated or Bulging Discs
Richmond Farmers Market - Live Bird Sales - YouTube
Jul 5, 2009 . On Friday I went to the Farmers Market in Richmond, California to . Chickens For Sale at the Flea Market Sep 27 2008 - VID00003by .
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NzNvmz84occ
A Local Food Directory for Richmond, Indiana - Progressive Wayne ...
701 National Road West, Richmond, IN 47374 . Connersville/Fayette Community Farmers' Market . Ben Hastil created this directory in April 2008, for an .
http://www.progressivewaynecounty.org/docs/Richmond_Local_Food_Directory.pdf
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Summer Night Market in Richmond Opens May 11, 2012 | Inside ...
May 11, 2012 . Summer Night Market in Richmond Opens May 11, 2012 . 2008will have some major competition: the original Richmond Night Market is .
http://www.insidevancouver.ca/2012/05/11/summer-night-market-in-richmond-opens-may-11-2012/
Richmond Virginia (VA) Farmer Markets
A complete list of Farmer Markets in the Richmond VA area. . Chesterfield Observer: Eating local 2010; HomeStyle: Richmond Farmers Markets 2008; Flavor .
http://richmondgoodlife.com/richmond_farmer_markets.htm
Official Impairment Listing for Spinal Disorders
Farmers markets taking food stamps - Richmond Times-Dispatch ...
May 12, 2012 . The new farmers market near the Turning Basin and Virginia Street in Downtown Richmond will begin taking SNAP payments next week.
http://www.timesdispatch.com/entertainment-life/farmers-markets-taking-food-stamps/article_0772a41a-f781-5f8c-a9a0-2cd0898f2143.html
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South of the James Market - Richmond, VA
After going to the the Farmers Market in LA a few months back, me and my . Richmond, VA. 4.0 star rating. 7/19/2008. The market is surprisingly large for one .
http://www.yelp.com/biz/south-of-the-james-market-richmondRichmond Hill Farmer's Market - Richmond Hill, GA - Farmers ...
To connect with Richmond Hill Farmer's Market, sign up for Facebook today. . There will be all of your favorite Farmers Market vendors, as well as some new .
http://www.facebook.com/RichmondHillFarmersMarket
Farmer's markets in the Richmond area - NBC12.com - Richmond ...
Jul 6, 2011 . RICHMOND, VA (WWBT) - Farmer's markets are one of the best places to buy . Go Early or Go Late: Farmers often have their best freshest products earlier in the day. . (Saturdays, 8 a.m.-12 noon, April 19 - October, 2008) .
http://www.nbc12.com/story/10348434/farmers-markets-in-the-richmond-area
Richmond Food Collective: Local Farmer's Markets
Nov 5, 2011 . Stay tuned for more updates... Summer Season Markets Around Richmond and Beyond!: 17th Street Market. 17th and Main (Shockoe Bottom) .
http://richmondfoodcollective.blogspot.com/2011/04/local-farmers-markets-for-2011.html
Medical-Vocational Allowance for Herniated Disc
17th Street Farmers Market - Richmond, VA
6 Reviews of 17th Street Farmers Market "I went a bit too early to properly survey the produce at . http://www.richmondgov.com/econdev
. Richmond, VA. 4.0 star rating. 12/3/2008. This is a wonderful place to go for fresh fruits and veggies.
http://www.yelp.com/biz/17th-street-farmers-market-richmond
Bayou City Farmers' Market Richmond, 77469 - Reviews at Voice ...
2008 | Best Farmers Market. If you go to 3000 Richmond, you won't see much besides an ordinary office building. But if you go behind that building -- on a .
http://www.voiceplaces.com/bayou-city-farmers-market-houston-2945717-l/
Appealing a Denial of Benefits
Richmond VA > Farmers' Market
Regular Hours Saturday-Sunday 8:30am to 4:00pm. *** Please note: Participation in events requires advance registration. ***. Disclaimer: Please be advised .
http://www.richmondgov.com/farmersmarket/
Richmond Farmers' Market
The Richmond Farmers' Market was established in 2008 by the South County Growers' Association (SCGA), a non-profit organization. The mission of the SCGA .
http://www.richmondrifarmersmarket.com/


src/app/shared/models/metrics.model.ts
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export class Metrics {
id:string;
toughTasks:number;
tasksCreated:number;
completions:number;
importantTasks:number;
urgencyTasks:number;
usageTime:number;
awards: string[] = [];
/**
*
*/
constructor(tough, created, completed, important, urgency, time) {
this.toughTasks = tough;
this.tasksCreated = created;
this.completions = completed
this.importantTasks = important;
this.urgencyTasks = urgency;
this.usageTime = time;
}
}


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Name of the plugin
Type of the plugin. Required in order for Dimensions to know how to use it
Deletes the user with this username or ID (generated nanoID)
Retrieves a match through its match ID
a NanoID
Gets user information. If publicView is false
, will retrieve all information other than password. Resolves with
null if no user found
Performs any intialization tasks Resolves when done
Logs in a user, resolves with a JWT (JSON Web Token), rejects otherwise
unique username to login with
the password for the user with that username
Manipulates the dimension as necessary for this plugin. Should resolve when done
the dimension the plugin is being applied on
Registers a user, resolves when succesful, rejects otherwise
username to register with
the password for the user
any other kind of user data (not used)
Stores any match related data. Typically will just store match results Resolves when done
Updates the user with this username or ID (generated nanoID) with the provided data
Authenticates a user by a JWT, resolves if succesful, rejects otherwise
the token
Default configs
Generated using TypeDoc
The database plugin class, of which Dimensions uses internally to store data onto the database Must be extended in order to be used as a database plugin


“We can’t give the money they want” – Club chief quizzed about signing Everton player
by Nihat Emre KocaaslanBesiktas president Ahmet Nur Cebi has spoken to Hayatta Besiktas Radio station about the latest developments at the club and their links with Everton forward Cenk Tosun.
The Turkey international has been linked with a return to his former club following his struggles with Everton.
However, Cebi has said claims of a Besiktas move for Tosun aren’t true, because they don’t have the resources to complete a deal with the Premier League side: “I heard rumours about Anderson Talisca, Vincent Aboubakar and Cenk Tosun returning. None of them are true. Unfortunately, we closed these chapters. We can’t give the money they want.”
Tosun joined the Merseyside club from Besiktas in 2018, however, he’s struggled to get regular first-team football, especially this season.
He’s started just two Premier League games in this campaign, and could be looking to leave Everton in the new year, especially with him needing minutes to be sharp for Euro 2020.
The 28 year old’s contract with Everton will expire at the end of June 2022.


Local Business's website for a class final project. Using: HTML5, CSS3, MDBootstrap, Jquery, Handlebars, Express, Node.js, MongoDb, and React.js
Github
A fun memory card game that tests how many images you can click without repeating. Using: HTML5, CSS3, Bootstrap, Javascript, and React.js
A full stack application that allows you to create / view / devour / toss burgers using (POST, GET, PUT, DELETE). Using: HTML5, CSS3, Bootstrap, Javascript, Jquery, Handlebars, Node.js, MySQL, Express, and ORM.
A full stack application that tests your personality to find you the perfect celebrity friend. Using: HTML5, CSS3, Bootstrap, Javascript, Node.js, and Express.
This project is a command-line Amazon mocked storefront that takes in orders and updates the stores inventory based on customers purchase. Using: Node.js, Javascript, and MySQL. Click the image to view the Github Repository.
This project is a command line version of the classic Hangman game. Using: Node.js and Javascript. Click the image to view the Github Repository.
A group project using Youtube's and CocktailDb's Api to find drink recipes. I developed the front-end API calls and returns. Using: HTML5, CSS3, Materialize, AJAX, Javascript, Jquery.
This project involves AJAX calls to Giphy's API to populate the page with your Giphy of choice. Using: HTML5, CSS3, Bootstrap, AJAX, Javascript, Jquery, GiphyAPi.
This simple Trivia game was one of my first coding projects that tests you on random facts. Using: HTML5, CSS3, Bootstrap, Javascript, Jquery.
Game of Thrones themed hangman game. Try to guess the characters the computer chooses. Using: HTML5, CSS3, Bootstrap, Javascript, and Jquery.


Kang Ha Neul, Ong Seong Wu, & Ahn Jae Hong's 'Traveler 2' in Argentina confirms airing date
by beansssJTBC's 'Traveler' season 2 in Argentina has confirmed its airing time frame, for February of 2020!
Season 1 of 'Traveler', which aired back in February of this past year, garnered viewers' attention for its peaceful, documentary-style travel reality. In season 2, actor Kang Ha Neul of 'When The Camellias Bloom', Ong Seong Wu of 'At Eighteen', and Ahn Jae Hong of 'Melo Is My Nature' will be teaming up for a brotherly backpacking trip to Buenos Aires, Patagonia, and more, exploring all that Argentina has to offer.
The three stars will also be accompanied by an expert filming crew when it comes to travel and documentaries. Will you be watching JTBC's 'Traveler' season 2, airing next February?


Mechanical Research Engineer - San Francisco, CA
We’re building the next generation of thermodynamic devices for an industry that hasn’t seen innovation in over 50 years. We’re looking for someone who understands both the fundamentals of scientific research and the bigger picture of our impact on global climate. We strive to create a built environment that doesn’t compromise our natural environment, and are looking for someone to help us create the foundation for that future.
Responsibilities
- Design and run experiments, process and understand results, and identify paths forward
- Develop innovative manufacturing techniques for complex polymeric components
- Conduct analyses using various tools including hand calculations, Python/Matlab, CFD, and FEA
Requirements
Desired qualifications
- Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering, Physics, or equivalent technical field
- Track record of solving open-ended problems through creative thinking
- Experience with Python/SciPy, Matlab, or similar
- Experience with instrumentation, data collection, and data analysis, specifically using LabVIEW or microcontroller-based DAQ systems
- Strong understanding of fluid mechanics, solid mechanics, and thermodynamics
- Basic understanding of engineering design principles and machine design
Bonus qualifications
- Master’s degree in Mechanical Engineering, Physics, or equivalent technical field
- Experience with CFD and multiphysics simulation (ANSYS, COMSOL, or similar)
- Knowledge of polymer manufacturing techniques and failure modes
- Experience with HVAC systems
Benefits
- Health Care Plan (Medical, Dental & Vision)
- Retirement Plan (401k, IRA)
- Life Insurance (Basic, Voluntary & AD&D)
- Paid Time Off (Vacation, Sick & Public Holidays)
- Family Leave (Maternity, Paternity)
- Stock Option Plan


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Using FormFaces is as simple as inserting a single line of code into any XForms document. Add the line
<script type="text/javascript" src="formfaces.js"></script>
anywhere in the <head/>
section of your HTML page to
enable full XForms support. (Change the path to formfaces.js
if it
is not in the same directory as your XForms page.)
Including the formfaces.js
script file will automatically invoke
the FormFaces processor, which will subsequently find and render the XForms
elements and controls on the page. That's it—one line of code. It's that
easy!
FormFaces is currently under very active development. The version you are using is merely a snapshot of what's under development, and consequently will have many bugs and missing features.
If you have any questions, comments, or feedback about FormFaces, please e-mail us.


This is a link to upload Debian package Debtoox repository.
An example with the program Curl to upload a Debian package:
file=hello_1.0.0-1_all.deb;
curl -X POST -H "Content-Type: multipart/form-data;"-F "suit=unstable" -F "repotype=contrib" -F "package=@${file}" -F "formatter=json" http://localhost:58763/upload.php


Status
This page contains the status of different browser standard that is included in generated API.
Included standard
Missing standard
| Spec | Included | Comment |
|---|---|---|
| CSS Animation Worklet API | No | |
| CSS Images Module Level 4 | No | |
| CSS Parser API | No | |
| Console Standard | No | |
| Subresource Integrity | No | |
| Web IDL | No | |
| WebAssembly JavaScript Interface | No | |
| WebAssembly Web API | No |


Lost and Found (1999) 1 star out of 4. Starring David Spade and Sophie Marceau.
David Spade is at his best - if such a word is applicable to this annoying little man - when he plays the sarcastic twerp.
Trying to turn Spade into a romantic lead is like trying to convert me into a figure skater. In other words, it can't be done.
However, director Jeff Pollack manfully tries to achieve the impossible in "Lost and Found," a very uneven and dull comedy.
Spade plays Dylan Ramsey, owner of a small Italian restaurant whose dream is to expand his operations into the vacant space next door.
He also would like to find the girl of his dreams.
Another stretch, trying to convince an audience that Spade is an entrepreneur, a go-getter. That takes people skills, something most of his characters lack in abundance.
"Lost and Found" revolves around Dylan's attempts to win the heart of his new neighbor, Lila Dubois (the ethereal Sophie Marceau). She is a cellist trying to start a professional career in the United States and, at the same time, put a lot of distance between her and her smarmy ex-boyfriend Rene (Patrick Bruel).
The love of Lila's life is Jack, her terrier.
So, how does Dylan go about winning her heart? He kidnaps Jack and then spends a lot of time with Lila scouring Los Angeles for the "lost" pooch.
There's a pall that hangs over "Lost and Found," a shadow that grounds the entire experience. And that is the late Chris Farley.
One of Dylan's employees is an oversized, not-too-bright, happy-go-lucky slob named Wally who idolizes his boss to the point that he dyes his hair to match Dylan's and dresses like his mentor.
Wally, as played by Artie Lang, does nothing more than remind you of Farley's absence and how well he and Spade worked together.
Without him, Spade is like a tricycle with a missing wheel. He continually spills.
"Lost and Found" tries very hard to be funny and, honestly, it offers a couple of cute moments, especially that of Spade filling in for Neil Diamond at a swank affair.
But aside from that, "Lost and Found" has little to recommend. Spade is a comedian whose antics can only be tolerated in small doses. And when he tries to act sincere, it's as believable and Bill Clinton swearing he never had sex with that woman.
"Lost and Found" merely wanders aimlessly from sequence to sequence, offering stale jokes and very few punch lines.
Bob Bloom is the film critic at the Journal and Courier in Lafayette, IN. He can be reached by e-mail at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>or at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>The review above was posted to the
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These metrics are not meant to be used as law but are a relative measure of the quality and cost of a program
| Metric | Value | Description |
| Average Maintainability | 75.36 | This is the relative maintainability of a program on a scale of 0-100. Higher is better. |
| Average Difficulty | 14.28 | This is a measure of how difficult it is to understand the code. Lower is better. |
| Total Cyclomatic Complexity | 59 | This is how complex the code is based on the number of paths through the code. Lower is better. |
| Average Cyclomatic Complexity | 3.93 | This is the total complexity for the program from above. |
| Average Cyclomatic Density | 18.76 | This is a re-expression of the above metric as a percentage based on the lines of code. Lower is better. |
| Average Effort | 60820.23 | This is the amount of effort needed to write the code based on it's difficulty and length |
| Total Effort | 912303.51 | This is the total of the effort needed across the program. |
| Average Time | 0.94 Hours | This is the estimated amount of time needed to write the software based on the effort required. |
| Total Time | 14.08 Hours | This is the estimated amount of time needed to write the software based on the effort required. |
| Average Cost | $43.93 | This is the estimated cost to develop the software based on the time needed to develop it. |
| Total Cost | $658.89 | This is the estimated cost to develop the software based on the time needed to develop it. |
| Average Bugs | 0.47 | This is the estimated number of bugs per file based on their length and complexity. |
| Total Bugs | 6.99 | This is the estimated number of bugs in the software. |
| Average Logical SLOC | 35 | This is the number of lines of software that are considered logic. |
| Total Logical SLOC | 524 | This is the number of lines of software that are considered logic. |
| Average Physical SLOC | 63 | This is the total lines of source code including up to 25% whitespace, but ignoring excessive formatting. |
| Total Physical SLOC | 943 | This is the total lines of source code including up to 25% whitespace, but ignoring excessive formatting. |
| Average Dependencies | 1.20 | This is the average number of dependencies per file in the program. |
| Total Dependencies | 18 | This is the total Number of dependencies in the software.) |


VIPS function listUsing VIPS — List of VIPS functions and operators |
VIPS has a set of operators each of which computes some useful image
processing operation. Each operator is
implemented as a GObject
class, for example VipsGamma
.
Classes are identified by their unique nickname
, in this
case gamma
.
From the command-line, C++ and most language bindings, you use the
nickname to call the operator. For example in C++:
vips::VImage fred = ...; vips::VImage jim = fred.gamma();
or Python:
fred = jim.gamma()
VIPS has a set of C wrapper functions for calling operators, in this
case vips_gamma()
:
VipsImage *fred = ...; VipsImage *jim; if (vips_gamma(fred, &jim, NULL)) ...error;
Some operators have many C convenience functions.
This table lists all the VIPS operators with their C convenience functions and a short description. It's supposed to be useful for searching. See the API docs each function links to for more details.
Table 1. VIPS functions and operators
| Operator | Description | C functions |
|---|---|---|
| system | run an external command | vips_system() |
| add | add two images | vips_add() |
| subtract | subtract two images | vips_subtract() |
| multiply | multiply two images | vips_multiply() |
| divide | divide two images | vips_divide() |
| relational | relational operation on two images |
vips_relational() , vips_equal() , vips_notequal() , vips_less() ,
vips_lesseq() , vips_more() , vips_moreeq()
|
| remainder | remainder after integer division of two images | vips_remainder() |
| boolean | boolean operation on two images |
vips_boolean() , vips_andimage() , vips_orimage() , vips_eorimage() ,
vips_lshift() , vips_rshift() |
| math2 | binary math operations |
vips_math2() , vips_pow() , vips_wop()
|
| complex2 | complex binary operations on two images |
vips_complex2() , vips_cross_phase()
|
| complexform | form a complex image from two real images | vips_complexform() |
| sum | sum an array of images | vips_sum() |
| invert | invert an image | vips_invert() |
| linear | calculate (a * in + b) |
vips_linear() , vips_linear1()
|
| math | apply a math operation to an image |
vips_math() , vips_sin() , vips_cos() , vips_tan() , vips_asin() ,
vips_acos() , vips_atan() , vips_exp() , vips_exp10() , vips_log() ,
vips_log10()
|
| abs | absolute value of an image | vips_abs() |
| sign | unit vector of pixel | vips_sign() |
| round | perform a round function on an image |
vips_round() , vips_floor() , vips_ceil() , vips_rint()
|
| relational_const | relational operations against a constant |
vips_relational_const() , vips_equal_const() , vips_notequal_const() ,
vips_less_const() , vips_lesseq_const() , vips_more_const() ,
vips_moreeq_const() , vips_relational_const1() , vips_equal_const1() ,
vips_notequal_const1() , vips_less_const1() , vips_lesseq_const1() ,
vips_more_const1() , vips_moreeq_const1()
|
| remainder_const | remainder after integer division of an image and a constant |
vips_remainder_const() , vips_remainder_const1()
|
| boolean_const | boolean operations against a constant |
vips_boolean_const() , vips_andimage_const() , vips_orimage_const() ,
vips_eorimage_const() , vips_lshift_const() , vips_rshift_const() ,
vips_boolean_const1() , vips_andimage_const1() , vips_orimage_const1() ,
vips_eorimage_const1() , vips_lshift_const1() , vips_rshift_const1()
|
| math2_const | pow( in , c ) |
vips_math2_const() , vips_pow_const() , vips_wop_const() ,
vips_math2_const1() , vips_pow_const1() , vips_wop_const1()
|
| complex | perform a complex operation on an image |
vips_complex() , vips_polar() , vips_rect() , vips_conj()
|
| complexget | get a component from a complex image |
vips_complexget() , vips_real() , vips_imag()
|
| avg | find image average | vips_avg() |
| min | find image minimum | vips_min() |
| max | find image maximum | vips_max() |
| deviate | find image standard deviation | vips_deviate() |
| stats | find image average | vips_stats() |
| hist_find | find image histogram | vips_hist_find() |
| hist_find_ndim | find n-dimensional image histogram | vips_hist_find_ndim() |
| hist_find_indexed | find indexed image histogram | vips_hist_find_indexed() |
| hough_line | find hough line transform | vips_hough_line() |
| hough_circle | find hough circle transform | vips_hough_circle() |
| project | find image projections | vips_project() |
| profile | find image profiles | vips_profile() |
| measure | measure a set of patches on a color chart | vips_measure() |
| getpoint | read a point from an image | vips_getpoint() |
| copy | copy an image | vips_copy() |
| tilecache | cache an image as a set of tiles | vips_tilecache() |
| linecache | cache an image as a set of lines | vips_linecache() |
| sequential | check sequential access | vips_sequential() |
| cache | cache an image | vips_cache() |
| embed | embed an image in a larger image | vips_embed() |
| flip | flip an image | vips_flip() |
| insert | insert image sub into main at x , y
|
vips_insert() |
| join | join a pair of images | vips_join() |
| arrayjoin | join an array of images | vips_arrayjoin() |
| extract_area | extract an area from an image |
vips_extract_area() , vips_crop()
|
| extract_band | extract band from an image | vips_extract_band() |
| bandjoin | bandwise join a set of images |
vips_bandjoin() , vips_bandjoin2()
|
| bandjoin_const | append a constant band to an image |
vips_bandjoin_const() , vips_bandjoin_const1()
|
| bandrank | band-wise rank of a set of images | vips_bandrank() |
| bandmean | band-wise average | vips_bandmean() |
| bandbool | boolean operation across image bands |
vips_bandbool() , vips_bandand() , vips_bandor() , vips_bandeor() ,
vips_bandmean()
|
| replicate | replicate an image | vips_replicate() |
| cast | cast an image |
vips_cast() , vips_cast_uchar() , vips_cast_char() , vips_cast_ushort() ,
vips_cast_short() , vips_cast_uint() , vips_cast_int() , vips_cast_float() ,
vips_cast_double() , vips_cast_complex() , vips_cast_dpcomplex()
|
| rot | rotate an image | vips_rot() |
| rot45 | rotate an image | vips_rot45() |
| autorot | autorotate image by exif tag | vips_autorot() |
| ifthenelse | ifthenelse an image | vips_ifthenelse() |
| recomb | linear recombination with matrix | vips_recomb() |
| bandfold | fold up x axis into bands | vips_bandfold() |
| bandunfold | unfold image bands into x axis | vips_bandunfold() |
| flatten | flatten alpha out of an image | vips_flatten() |
| premultiply | premultiply image alpha | vips_premultiply() |
| unpremultiply | unpremultiply image alpha | vips_unpremultiply() |
| grid | grid an image | vips_grid() |
| scale | scale an image to uchar | vips_scale() |
| wrap | wrap image origin | vips_wrap() |
| zoom | zoom an image | vips_zoom() |
| subsample | subsample an image | vips_subsample() |
| msb | pick most-significant byte from an image | vips_msb() |
| byteswap | byteswap an image | vips_byteswap() |
| falsecolour | false colour an image | vips_falsecolour() |
| gamma | gamma an image | vips_gamma() |
| black | make a black image | vips_black() |
| gaussnoise | make a gaussnoise image | vips_gaussnoise() |
| text | make a text image | vips_text() |
| xyz | make an image where pixel values are coordinates | vips_xyz() |
| gaussmat | make a gaussian image | vips_gaussmat() |
| logmat | make a laplacian of gaussian image | vips_logmat() |
| eye | make an image showing the eye's spatial response | vips_eye() |
| grey | make a grey ramp image | vips_grey() |
| zone | make a zone plate | vips_zone() |
| sines | make a 2D sine wave | vips_sines() |
| mask_ideal | make an ideal filter | vips_mask_ideal() |
| mask_ideal_ring | make an ideal ring filter | vips_mask_ideal_ring() |
| mask_ideal_band | make an ideal band filter | vips_mask_ideal_band() |
| mask_butterworth | make a butterworth filter | vips_mask_butterworth() |
| mask_butterworth_ring | make a butterworth ring filter | vips_mask_butterworth_ring() |
| mask_butterworth_band | make a butterworth_band filter | vips_mask_butterworth_band() |
| mask_gaussian | make a gaussian filter | vips_mask_gaussian() |
| mask_gaussian_ring | make a gaussian ring filter | vips_mask_gaussian_ring() |
| mask_gaussian_band | make a gaussian filter | vips_mask_gaussian_band() |
| mask_fractal | make fractal filter | vips_mask_fractal() |
| buildlut | build a look-up table | vips_buildlut() |
| invertlut | build an inverted look-up table | vips_invertlut() |
| tonelut | build a look-up table | vips_tonelut() |
| identity | make a 1D image where pixel values are indexes | vips_identity() |
| fractsurf | make a fractal surface | vips_fractsurf() |
| radload | load a Radiance image from a file | vips_radload() |
| pdfload | load PDF with libpoppler | vips_pdfload() |
| pdfload_buffer | load PDF with libpoppler | vips_pdfload_buffer() |
| svgload | load SVG with rsvg | vips_svgload() |
| svgload_buffer | load SVG with rsvg | vips_svgload_buffer() |
| gifload | load GIF with giflib | vips_gifload() |
| gifload_buffer | load GIF with giflib | vips_gifload_buffer() |
| ppmload | load ppm from file | vips_ppmload() |
| csvload | load csv from file | vips_csvload() |
| matrixload | load matrix from file | vips_matrixload() |
| analyzeload | load an Analyze6 image | vips_analyzeload() |
| rawload | load raw data from a file | vips_rawload() |
| pngload | load png from file | vips_pngload() |
| pngload_buffer | load png from buffer | vips_pngload_buffer() |
| matload | load mat from file | vips_matload() |
| jpegload | load jpeg from file | vips_jpegload() |
| jpegload_buffer | load jpeg from buffer | vips_jpegload_buffer() |
| webpload | load webp from file | vips_webpload() |
| webpload_buffer | load webp from buffer | vips_webpload_buffer() |
| tiffload | load tiff from file | vips_tiffload() |
| tiffload_buffer | load tiff from buffer | vips_tiffload_buffer() |
| openslideload | load file with OpenSlide | vips_openslideload() |
| magickload | load file with ImageMagick | vips_magickload() |
| magickload_buffer | load image from buffer with ImageMagick | vips_magickload_buffer() |
| fitsload | load a FITS image | vips_fitsload() |
| openexrload | load an OpenEXR image | vips_openexrload() |
| radsave | save image to Radiance file | vips_radsave() |
| ppmsave | save image to ppm file | vips_ppmsave() |
| csvsave | save image to csv file | vips_csvsave() |
| matrixsave | save image to matrix file | vips_matrixsave() |
| matrixprint | print matrix | vips_matrixprint() |
| rawsave | save image to raw file | vips_rawsave() |
| rawsave_fd | write raw image to file descriptor | vips_rawsave_fd() |
| dzsave | save image to deep zoom format | vips_dzsave() |
| pngsave | save image to png file | vips_pngsave() |
| pngsave_buffer | save image to png buffer | vips_pngsave_buffer() |
| jpegsave | save image to jpeg file | vips_jpegsave() |
| jpegsave_buffer | save image to jpeg buffer | vips_jpegsave_buffer() |
| jpegsave_mime | save image to jpeg mime | vips_jpegsave_mime() |
| webpsave | save image to webp file | vips_webpsave() |
| webpsave_buffer | save image to webp buffer | vips_webpsave_buffer() |
| tiffsave | save image to tiff file | vips_tiffsave() |
| fitssave | save image to fits file | vips_fitssave() |
| shrink | shrink an image | vips_shrink() |
| shrinkh | shrink an image horizontally | vips_shrinkh() |
| shrinkv | shrink an image vertically | vips_shrinkv() |
| reduceh | shrink an image horizontally | vips_reduceh() |
| reducev | shrink an image vertically | vips_reducev() |
| reduce | reduce an image | vips_reduce() |
| mapim | resample an image with an arbitrary warp | vips_mapim() |
| affine | affine transform of an image | vips_affine() |
| similarity | similarity transform of an image | vips_similarity() |
| resize | resize an image | vips_resize() |
| colourspace | convert to a new colourspace | vips_colourspace() |
| Lab2XYZ | transform CIELAB to XYZ | vips_Lab2XYZ() |
| XYZ2Lab | transform XYZ to Lab | vips_XYZ2Lab() |
| Lab2LCh | transform Lab to LCh | vips_Lab2LCh() |
| LCh2Lab | transform LCh to Lab | vips_LCh2Lab() |
| LCh2CMC | transform LCh to CMC | vips_LCh2CMC() |
| CMC2LCh | transform LCh to CMC | vips_CMC2LCh() |
| XYZ2Yxy | transform XYZ to Yxy | vips_XYZ2Yxy() |
| Yxy2XYZ | transform Yxy to XYZ | vips_Yxy2XYZ() |
| scRGB2XYZ | transform scRGB to XYZ | vips_scRGB2XYZ() |
| XYZ2scRGB | transform XYZ to scRGB | vips_XYZ2scRGB() |
| LabQ2Lab | unpack a LabQ image to float Lab | vips_LabQ2Lab() |
| Lab2LabQ | transform float Lab to LabQ coding | vips_Lab2LabQ() |
| LabQ2LabS | unpack a LabQ image to short Lab | vips_LabQ2LabS() |
| LabS2LabQ | transform short Lab to LabQ coding | vips_LabS2LabQ() |
| LabS2Lab | transform signed short Lab to float | vips_LabS2Lab() |
| Lab2LabS | transform float Lab to signed short | vips_Lab2LabS() |
| rad2float | unpack Radiance coding to float RGB | vips_rad2float() |
| float2rad | transform float RGB to Radiance coding | vips_float2rad() |
| LabQ2sRGB | unpack a LabQ image to short Lab | vips_LabQ2sRGB() |
| sRGB2HSV | transform sRGB to HSV | vips_sRGB2HSV() |
| HSV2sRGB | transform HSV to sRGB | vips_HSV2sRGB() |
| sRGB2scRGB | convert an sRGB image to scRGB | vips_sRGB2scRGB() |
| scRGB2sRGB | convert an scRGB image to sRGB | vips_scRGB2sRGB() |
| icc_import | import from device with ICC profile | vips_icc_import() |
| icc_export | output to device with ICC profile | vips_icc_export() |
| icc_transform | transform between devices with ICC profiles | vips_icc_transform() |
| dE76 | calculate dE76 | vips_dE76() |
| dE00 | calculate dE00 | vips_dE00() |
| dECMC | calculate dECMC | vips_dECMC() |
| maplut | map an image though a lut | vips_maplut() |
| percent | find threshold for percent of pixels | vips_percent() |
| stdif | statistical difference | vips_stdif() |
| hist_cum | form cumulative histogram | vips_hist_cum() |
| hist_match | match two histograms | vips_hist_match() |
| hist_norm | normalise histogram | vips_hist_norm() |
| hist_equal | histogram equalisation | vips_hist_equal() |
| hist_plot | plot histogram | vips_hist_plot() |
| hist_local | local histogram equalisation | vips_hist_local() |
| hist_ismonotonic | test for monotonicity | vips_hist_ismonotonic() |
| hist_entropy | estimate image entropy | vips_hist_entropy() |
| conv | convolution operation | vips_conv() |
| compass | convolve with rotating mask | vips_compass() |
| convsep | seperable convolution operation | vips_convsep() |
| fastcor | fast correlation | vips_fastcor() |
| spcor | spatial correlation | vips_spcor() |
| sharpen | unsharp masking for print | vips_sharpen() |
| gaussblur | gaussian blur | vips_gaussblur() |
| fwfft | forward FFT | vips_fwfft() |
| invfft | inverse FFT | vips_invfft() |
| freqmult | frequency-domain filtering | vips_freqmult() |
| spectrum | make displayable power spectrum | vips_spectrum() |
| phasecor | calculate phase correlation | vips_phasecor() |
| morph | morphology operation | vips_morph() |
| rank | rank filter |
vips_rank() , vips_median()
|
| countlines | count lines in an image | vips_countlines() |
| labelregions | label regions in an image | vips_labelregions() |
| draw_rect | paint a rectangle on an image |
vips_draw_rect() , vips_draw_rect1() , vips_draw_point() ,
vips_draw_point1()
|
| draw_mask | draw a mask on an image |
vips_draw_mask() , vips_draw_mask1()
|
| draw_line | draw a line on an image |
vips_draw_line() , vips_draw_line1()
|
| draw_circle | draw a circle on an image |
vips_draw_circle() , vips_draw_circle1()
|
| draw_flood | flood-fill an area |
vips_draw_flood() , vips_draw_flood1()
|
| draw_image | paint an image into another image | vips_draw_image() |
| draw_smudge | blur a rectangle on an image | vips_draw_smudge() |
| merge | merge two images | vips_merge() |
| mosaic | mosaic two images | vips_mosaic() |
| mosaic1 | first-order mosaic of two images | vips_mosaic1() |
| match | first-order match of two images | vips_match() |
| globalbalance | global balance an image mosaic | vips_globalbalance() |


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As we mentioned back in April, Gabriel Ivanica spent the summer working on a Google Summer of Code project called Browsercast. His goal was to build a web-native alternative to screencasts; if you'd like to see the result, head over to the demo page, click on the eye icon in the upper left, and press the "play" button. I hope to use it, or something descended from it, to build searchable, accessible narrations of our lessons that will play well on everything from desktops through tablets to mobile phones. If you'd like to help, please fork the project on GitHub and dive in.


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Sir Real, But Nice Notting Hill
By Ross Anthony
Despite my lack of appreciation for Hugh Grant, "Notting Hill" rocks.
Hugh bumbles modestly, dropping clever leafy quips like a young Maple tree in a light breeze. In the film, Julia Roberts plays a beautiful, mega-famous actress of average talent. Ironically, reality holds the opposite to be true: she's an average looking woman with fantastic talent as an actress. Whether or not she's a "pretty woman" to you is a rather mute point since she aptly plays the role.
Meandering into Hugh's travel bookstore, Julia and Hugh strike up a passionate, but impossible romance. Hey, what is it with the bookstore fascination in romantic comedies these days? ("Got Email," "The Love Letter" to name just a two.)
This typical "complicated" romance vehicle is not what makes the picture rock. Rather, it's the sharp, sometimes raw, British-fused humor -- most apparent in the first 60 minutes. This half of the film taken alone deserves 5 stars, 2 thumbs. However, it being only 50% of the "big picture" ... would that be 2.5 stars and 1 thumb? Hold the quotient, there's still the remainder to factor in...
Like an off road 4x4 that eventually stumbles across the beaten path, "Notting Hill" offers much less untraveled territory in the second half. None the less, the crisp humor keeps familiar scenery from becoming stale.
Beyond the slight decline in intensity after its middle, the film has only one other area barely in need of improvement. Anna Scott (Roberts) is most often unpretentious and calm, but occasionally weilds a particularly selfish temper. Falling victim, William (Grant) is shocked, but far less upset than he has the right to be and not as much as we'd like to see him be. Surprisingly light and fun overall, "Notting Hill" is good solid entertainment.
Starring Julia Roberts and Hugh Grant. Directed by Roger Michell. Written by Richard Curtis. Produced by Duncan Kenworthy at Universal/Polygram/Working Title/Notting Hill Pictures.
Grade..........................A-
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DENVER (AP) - The early season snowstorms that hit the Rocky Mountain region this fall have boosted snowpack levels between two and three times the average.
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