Event Location:
Seminole Community College
100 Weldon Boulevard
Orlando, Florida
Abstract:
This is a vendor session presented by Stratus Technologies and will discuss the value that staffing firms can provide to both employees and employers. Picking the right staffing firm can make a difference on how long it takes to find a job, how good that job is, and how well it pays. Bring your lunch and learn how this part of our industry works!
Speaker(s): Declan Link,
Abstract:
This session will discuss the basic syntax of mdx queries, query-scoped calculated measures, and common functions that can be used in MDX queries. This session is best suited for people who are familiar with Analysis Services cubes and multidimensional concepts. They are interested in learning how to write custom MDX queries to obtain data from their OLAP cubes.
Speaker(s): Jessica Moss,
Abstract:
Come learn about the enhancements in the next version SQL Server for Data Warehousing. The next version of SQL Server provides a comprehensive, scalable Data Warehouse platform that enables organizations to build your DW faster with data integration platform, manage your growing data volumes with an enterprise ready relational database and deliver actionable insights with the integration with the Microsoft BI platform. This is a part one of a two part session.
Speaker(s): Jean-Claude Armand,
Abstract:
Here we will go though the process of designing and using a new model that is becoming increasingly popular. People are increasingly tearing down their data structure for a more robust option. We have all seen the needs of our end users. They want another field to capture data, what did this involve? This involved getting the new column inserted into the database as well as views and stored procedures and such. Now granted we are going to go though two possible ways of doing the code (non-stron
Speaker(s): Jose Fuentes,
Abstract:
Come learn about the enhancements in the next version SQL Server for Data Warehousing. The next version of SQL Server provides a comprehensive, scalable Data Warehouse platform that enables organizations to build your DW faster with data integration platform, manage your growing data volumes with an enterprise ready relational database and deliver actionable insights with the integration with the Microsoft BI platform. This is part two of a two part session.
Speaker(s): Jean-Claude Armand,
Abstract:
This session will introduce the Service Broker in SQL Server 2005. During this session we will discuss an overview of Service Broker architecture and delve into the objects needed to create a Service Broker solution. Finally, we will build a sample solution from start to finish using the Adventureworks database.
Speaker(s): Judy Pipia,
Abstract:
Transactional replication is a powerful tool and surprisingly easy to implement, but there are times when you might need to go beyond the wizard. This session will demo setting up replication in under 10 minutes, then look at how to handle some situations you might run into such as needing to delete rows on the publisher but not the subscriber, applying an alternate set of permissions and indexes to subscribers, troubleshooting replication agents, and more!
Speaker(s): Andy Warren,
Abstract:
Workflow styled applications rely heavily on human interaction and long-running, persistent processes. Developing a framework for these extensive business requirements can take valuable time. This is why Microsoft has come out with a new framework for making workflow logic transparent while at the same time providing the tools for building complex workflows. This session focuses on how to use SQL Server 2005 to enable workflows to run for long periods of time and also how to track data associate
Speaker(s): Bayer White,
Abstract:
What should database design look like given the deep integration of SQL and XML in SQL Server 2005? This session will look at topics such as normalization, dependency analysis, SQL and XML schema integration and the implications for application, service and message design. The speaker worked on both Hailstorm and WinFS and will describe some of the problems that have influenced the current state of the art.
Speaker(s): patrick thompson,
Abstract:
This session will cover the basics of Data warehousing using the SQL Server 2005 tool. During this session we will work with our sample client, a major airline, and build a working data warehouse from business requirements. This session will cover database design, data warehouse loading principles using SSIS, and end user reporting with SSRS.
Speaker(s): Wes Dumey,
Abstract:
This session will compare architectural differences and similarities between these two RDBMSs. This technical session is an excellent migration tool for Oracle DBA's now working in Microsoft shops. It is also a valuable education for anyone wanting to understand how these two architectures really work.
Speaker(s): Donnie Reynolds,
Abstract:
Explore how you can build offline smart client applications in a RAD way that synchronizes backend database with a local Microsoft SQL Server Compact Edition store using the Microsoft Synchronization Services for ADO.NET. Use the Microsoft Visual Studio Designer to help build a two-tier application and N-tier application that incrementally downloads data that can be cached on a SQL Server Compact Edition store. We can also explore how to perform bidirectional synchronization with conflict detect
Speaker(s): Joe Healy,
Abstract:
1. Dr. Codd's Basic Eight Relational Operators 2. Why it really should not have been in the Basic Eight 3. Date's Version of Codd's Relational Division 4. Celko's Version of Codd's Relational Division 5. Relational Division with Remainder 6. Relational Division without Remainder 7. Todd's Relational Division 8. Romley's Relational Division 9. Related things you can do
Speaker(s): Joe Celko,
Abstract:
This exciting session will talk about why CLR UDF's are a good choice in many cases, why using UDF's will simplify your code, and then go into setting up environments for testing and debugging. We'll also be discussing a few hard learned tips and tricks that will help you when you start using UDF's.
Speaker(s): Jon Winer,
Abstract:
This session will provide you a framework of Best Practices in establishing standards for SQL Server Integration Services for an enterprise environment from a IT infrastructure prospective. Items discussed will include establishing deployment standards, Package Store options, portability, naming conventions, execution options, and securities concerns.
Speaker(s): Joseph Memmo,
Abstract:
In this session we’ll take a lap around Visual Studio Team System for DB Pros to see how it can help you sleep better at night.  Frustrated with trying to come up with consistent, “meaningful” test data to test your applications? Wish you could unit test your database? Ever forget to make a backup copy of your stored procedure before you made that one line change (that happens to crash the system)? Tired of feeling like you’re not part of the team? Come see how VSTS DB can solve your problems!
Speaker(s): Jim Blizzard,
Abstract:
How to utilize the Microsoft Dynamics GP SQL Stored Procedures for interacting with backend ERP database through fully validated sql stored procedures. Allows for high speed integrations or real-time integrations between Microsoft Dynamics GP and other database applications.
Speaker(s): David Eichner,
Abstract:
This session is co-sponsored by Symantec and Soaring Eagle Consulting. SQL Server consultant and author Jeff Garbus will be the presenter for this session.
Speaker(s): Jeffrey Garbus,
Abstract:
Looking for reliable local store that you can easily deploy embedded within your application? Wanting to know what programming options are available today, and what’s coming? In this session you’ll see the different data access models including ResultSet and TableDirect. I’ll also discuss and demo the different deployment options available for SQL Server Compact Edition.
Speaker(s): Michael Wells,
Abstract:
In this session we'll create a database object (table, proc, functions) backup system using DDL Triggers in SQL Server 2005. This system is beneficial to both DBA's and developers.
Speaker(s): Chris Rock,
Abstract:
A guide for formatting, designing and using SQL code. Particular stress on ISO Standards, and best practices from scratch paper to the Data Dictionary.
Speaker(s): Joe Celko,
Abstract:
XML in SQL 2000 wasn't very exciting and it was easy to dismiss it altogether by just relying on developers to handle any XML needed within the application. SQL 2005 changes the game and this session will show you how to use the new XML data type, do basic XML operations on XML data, and showcase the changes to FOR XML that make it so much more useful. This isn't a session to convince you to use XML, but to show you what you can do with XML if you do need to use it!
Speaker(s): Kendal Van Dyke,
Abstract:
In this session, learn the architectural patterns that derive the highest scale and performance from SQL Server Integration Services. Walk away with a full set of strategies for planning high performance and scale implementations and a range of practical techniques for measuring performance and for identifying and tackling bottlenecks in your data integration processes.
Speaker(s): Brian Knight,
Abstract:
This session will cover an introduction to SSIS. Attendees will learn about SSIS and see sample data flows that can be created in SSIS, reading from a variety of sources and writing to different database and file outputs.
Speaker(s): Wes Dumey,
Abstract:
Learn what's new in SQL Server 2008 for the DBA, Developer and BI professional. This session is demo-packed with the best features of why you should upgrade to SQL Server 2008.
Speaker(s): Brian Knight,
Abstract:
Most languages support an extended version of the IF/THEN syntax and in TSQL it's CASE. It's syntax is a little finicky and to add to the confusion there are two different ways to use it! We'll look at how to use it both ways and show how it contrasts with the IF/THEN syntax. This is a beginner level session.
Speaker(s): Michael Antonovich,
Abstract:
Integration Services fulfills the core needs of ETL within the Enterprise. It’s not you're old DTS; but you can learn the techniques that will make it successful for you today. Curious now and want to know just how the technology is being applied to this paradigm as well as alternatives? Join us for this in-depth session of exploring querying of federated data sources; learning integration of Data Mining in the pipeline; and coming to know the blend of out-of-the-box and custom extensions to mak
Speaker(s): Trey Johnson,
Abstract:
Like many jobs in IT it seems that everyone only wants to hire senior people with a kazillion years of experience. So how you do find openings for the 'Junior DBA' positions that are out there and what skills should you have to start with? How do you build those skills without having the job first? And what is life as a DBA really like? We'll try to answer all of those questions and more at this session.
Speaker(s): Michael Antonovich,
Abstract:
This session will cover index types, physical storage structures, and how the server uses and chooses indexes. This is a portion of a class that has been presented directly to Microsoft at their Redmond Campus (Note: 80 min session preferred)
Speaker(s): Jeffrey Garbus,
Abstract:
Do you think of data mining as a black box with SQL Server? Learn the basics that will let you intelligently transform data and make the most of the platform. Raise your IQ, become a SSIS and data mining guru, run the “Magic 8-Ball Transformation” and more! Don’t miss out.
Speaker(s): Trey Johnson,
Abstract:
New SQL Server 2005 features make it easier than ever to identify customers, create tie-in sales and even perform data quality assurance. This session will introduce attendees to the data mining models in SQL 2005, how to create a data mining model project in BIDS and finally, demonstrate how to use prediction models in custom software development.
Speaker(s): Barry Ralston,
Abstract:
LINQ defines standard query operators that allow code written in LINQ-enabled languages to filter, enumerate, and create projections of several types of collections using the same syntax. In this talk I will cover the basics of Linq to SQL
Speaker(s): Kenneth Tucker,
Abstract:
Learn about the Sql Server Management Object (SMO) model in SQL Server 2005. Interact with SQL Server in a variety of ways, including Bulk Copy of SQL data, programtically backup or restore a database, viewing and modifying schema information about a database, interacting with the SQL Server Job Agent and more. This session will consist of presentation, code, and a hands-on lab for attendees to take home.
Speaker(s): Brandon Kelly,
Abstract:
This session will provide basic to more advanced techniques when dealing with XML in SQL Server. We will walk through the XML data type, binding schemas, processing, and returning XML. The session will also focus on how .NET developers will work with their SQL developer counterparts to create more seamless applications.
Speaker(s): Scott Farriss,
Abstract:
In this session we will introduce the .NET CLR inside of SQL Server 2005. We will discuss why you might want to use the CLR verses traditional SQL and the pros and cons of it. Finally we will demonstrate the creation of a CLR Stored Procedure.
Speaker(s): Shawn Weisfeld,
Abstract:
In this presentation Bayer White plays the part of a developer protecting his application and Brian Knight attempts to hack his application using SQL Injection and cross-site scripting. Then, Bayer will show you how to protect yourself from the hacker and then Brian tries again. Back and forth the chess match goes until someone wins!
Speaker(s): Brian Knight,
Abstract:
This session will show methods to make your reports both easier to create and more flexible. We will cover data driven layouts and formatting. We will see how templates make it easier to have more consistent report formats and how to set up data sources that more portable. We will review emailing reports and how this can be integrated into your current application.
Speaker(s): Pam Shaw,
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LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/in/icansoftware
David Eichner is a licensed CPA and is also CEO of ICAN Software Corporation, a Microsoft Dynamics amp; Acumatica ERP partner firm that sell and implements ERP and CRM software, develops software solutions and provides technology consulting. He is the host of a radio show called Business In The Cloud that airs weekly on KLAY 1180AM. He is skilled in building integrated cloud app solutions. His career spans more than 20 years in various technical/managerial positions within industries as diverse as military service, engineering/construction, municipal government, consulting and certified public accounting. Additionally, he holds various national certificates in technology (MCDBA, MCSE, CNE, CITP, Dynamics CRM and ERP, Acumatica CRM and ERP)
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/profile/view?id=176471amp;trk=nav_responsive_tab_profile
Contact: http://mssqlperformance.blogspot.com/
Jeff has been consulting on and performing technical training for MS SQL Server since 1989, Version 4, on OS/2. Since then, he has worked extensively with each release of the product, specializing in performance and tuning, from concept through legacy system, on systems of all sizes, from small start-up company applications to multi-terabyte data warehouses. In addition to hands-on consulting, he speaks at SQLSaturdays several times/year, has a youtube channel with free training, and has written 20 books on database management systems. His latest book is "Transact SQL the Definitive Guide."
Joe Celko served 10 years on ANSI/ISO SQL Standards Committee and contributed to the SQL-89 and SQL-92 Standards. He has written over 1200 columns in the computer trade and academic press, mostly dealing with data and databases. He is author of eight books on SQL for Morgan-Kaufmann: SQL FOR SMARTIES (1995, 1999, 2005, 2010), SQL PUZZLES ANSWERS (1997, 2006), DATA DATABASES (1999) and TREES HIERARCHIES IN SQL (2004), SQL PROGRAMMING STYLE (2005) and ANALYTICS OLAP IN SQL (2005) and THINKING IN SETS (2008). Mr. Celko's past columns include: Columns for Simple-Talk (Redgate Software); "CELKO" in INTELLIGENT ENTERPRISE magazine (CMP); BMC's DBAzine.com e-magazine; "SQL Explorer" in DBMS (Miller-Freeman); "Celko on SQL" in DATABASE PROGRAMMING DESIGN (Miller-Freeman); "WATCOM SQL Corner" in POWERBUILDER DEVELOPERS' JOURNAL (SysCon); "SQL Puzzle" in BOXES ARROWS (Frank Sweet Publishing); "DBMS/Report" in SYSTEMS INTEGRATION (Cahner-Ziff); "Data Desk" in TECH SPECIALIST (RD); "Data Points" in PC TECHNIQUES (Coriolis Group); "Celko on Software" in COMPUTING (VNC Publications, UK), "SELECT * FROM Austin" (Array Publications, The Netherlands), and he was editor for the "Puzzles Problems" section of ABACUS (Springer-Verlag) and he ran the CASEFORUM section 18, "Celko on SQL", on CompuServe.
Chris Rock is a developer, DBA, and trainer for End to End Training. Chris is a frequent presenter at area Code Camps and has written several articles on SQLServerCentral.com and SQLTeam.com. He also blogs about all things SQL and .Net related at http://www.rocksthoughts.com
Joe Celko served 10 years on ANSI/ISO SQL Standards Committee and contributed to the SQL-89 and SQL-92 Standards. He has written over 1200 columns in the computer trade and academic press, mostly dealing with data and databases. He is author of eight books on SQL for Morgan-Kaufmann: SQL FOR SMARTIES (1995, 1999, 2005, 2010), SQL PUZZLES ANSWERS (1997, 2006), DATA DATABASES (1999) and TREES HIERARCHIES IN SQL (2004), SQL PROGRAMMING STYLE (2005) and ANALYTICS OLAP IN SQL (2005) and THINKING IN SETS (2008). Mr. Celko's past columns include: Columns for Simple-Talk (Redgate Software); "CELKO" in INTELLIGENT ENTERPRISE magazine (CMP); BMC's DBAzine.com e-magazine; "SQL Explorer" in DBMS (Miller-Freeman); "Celko on SQL" in DATABASE PROGRAMMING DESIGN (Miller-Freeman); "WATCOM SQL Corner" in POWERBUILDER DEVELOPERS' JOURNAL (SysCon); "SQL Puzzle" in BOXES ARROWS (Frank Sweet Publishing); "DBMS/Report" in SYSTEMS INTEGRATION (Cahner-Ziff); "Data Desk" in TECH SPECIALIST (RD); "Data Points" in PC TECHNIQUES (Coriolis Group); "Celko on Software" in COMPUTING (VNC Publications, UK), "SELECT * FROM Austin" (Array Publications, The Netherlands), and he was editor for the "Puzzles Problems" section of ABACUS (Springer-Verlag) and he ran the CASEFORUM section 18, "Celko on SQL", on CompuServe.
Contact: http://www.sql-bi.com
An accomplished consultant providing services in SQL Server and Business Intelligence applications. Has implemented multiple Data Warehousing projects since 1999. Current Past clients or employers include: • PricewaterhouseCoopers, consulting. • Pragmatic Works, working with Preferred Care Partners, consulting. • The Nielsen Company, employed. IT Infrastructure providing consultations to subsidiaries to include: * Nielsen Media Research - (NMR-TV ratings) * NMR -Canada
Contact: http://snowstormlife.com/blogs/bliz
Jim Blizzard is the Developer Technical Specialist for Microsoft in Florida, Alabama, and Mississippi, and is based out of Tampa, Florida. Jim worked previously for Microsoft Consulting Services in the application development space, focusing on web development, and was a Developer Evangelist for Microsoft, spreading the good news of .NET to the masses in the Pacific Northwest.
As a founder of Source LLC, Scott works with his clients to build applications and processes that align with their end goals. With over 11 years in developing solutions, Scott has worked with Fortune 500 (Bear-Stearns, Citigroup, Arthur Andersen) as
Contact: http://www.stratustech.com
Declan is Vice President of Business Development for Stratus Technology Services LLC. Declan has approximately 12 years of experience in the IT Staffing and Consulting arena, and has extensive knowledge and experience with IT staffing in Central Florida. Stratus Technology Services, LLC is a premier, New Jersey based boutique provider, of innovative Information Technology services and solutions.
Contact: http://www.jessicammoss.com
Jessica M. Moss is a well-known architect, speaker, author, and Microsoft MVP of SQL Server Business Intelligence. Jessica#39;s expertise includes data warehouse modeling, Integration Services ETL, Analysis Services semantic modeling, Reporting Services report design, and helping customers across industries successfully implement and enhance their BI solutions. She enjoys sharing her knowledge with the SQL community and has co-authored numerous technical books.
Contact: http://www.standingwaiting.com
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Contact: http://www.durableimpact.com
Wes is a Senior Consultant with Durable Impact Consulting, a Florida-based data warehouse and business intelligence firm. Wes has over 10 years experience working with clients around the world, both large and small, on their business intelligence and operational needs.
Microsoft
Judy is an independent consultant and MCT with the MCAD, MCSD, MCTS:SQL Server 2005, MCITP: Database Development certifications. Currently, Judy is teaching for Microsoft Certified Learning Providers across the country.
Contact: http://www.sqlserverbi.com
Trey is a long-standing member of the Microsoft Business Intelligence community and is a Jacksonville-native! He is a member of the executive leadership team for Cizer - A CALIBRE Company (http://www.cizer.com) and is their Chief Business Intelligence Architect. He is a former 6-year member of the PASS Board, has spoken at more Code-Camps and SQLSaturdays than he remembers and really has enjoyed speaking around the globe at events like Tech-Ed, PASS, SQL Connections, VS Live and SQL Live! H
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/michaelpantonovich?
Contact: http://sharepointmike.wordpress.com
Mike Antonovich is the Assistant Director of Web Services for Orange County Public Schools, Orlando, FL, overseeing the SharePoint Portal and .NET applications team. Mike has been using SQL since 1998 and SharePoint since 2007 and has a passion for all topics BI. He#39;s spoken at over 25 SQLSaturday events since the first one in Orlando. He has published seven computer books ad has spoken at two PASS Summits on BI related topics.
Contact: http://www.channelintelligence.com
Jon Winer is a Senior Developer with Channel Intelligence specializing in C#, XML, and SQL Server. Jon has more than 10 years experience as a developer and enjoys finding pragmatic ways to employ the latest bits of technology.
Contact: http://www.sqlserverbi.com
Trey is a long-standing member of the Microsoft Business Intelligence community and is a Jacksonville-native! He is a member of the executive leadership team for Cizer - A CALIBRE Company (http://www.cizer.com) and is their Chief Business Intelligence Architect. He is a former 6-year member of the PASS Board, has spoken at more Code-Camps and SQLSaturdays than he remembers and really has enjoyed speaking around the globe at events like Tech-Ed, PASS, SQL Connections, VS Live and SQL Live! H
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/profile/view?id=176471amp;trk=nav_responsive_tab_profile
Contact: http://mssqlperformance.blogspot.com/
Jeff has been consulting on and performing technical training for MS SQL Server since 1989, Version 4, on OS/2. Since then, he has worked extensively with each release of the product, specializing in performance and tuning, from concept through legacy system, on systems of all sizes, from small start-up company applications to multi-terabyte data warehouses. In addition to hands-on consulting, he speaks at SQLSaturdays several times/year, has a youtube channel with free training, and has written 20 books on database management systems. His latest book is "Transact SQL the Definitive Guide."
Microsoft
Contact: http://blogs.aspadvice.com/jfuentes/
An MVP in Client Application Development (yes it’s new, first year). I had previously held the MVP in VB.NET title. I currently employed by Idea Integration. Idea Integration, headquartered in Jacksonville, Florida and with locations across the U.S.
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/shawnweisfeld
Contact: http://www.usergroup.tv
Shawn (http://www.shawnweisfeld.com<EMAIL_ADDRESS>is passionate about building awesome applications and websites with .NET technologies and Azure. He is currently a Technical Evangelist for Microsoft based in Austin TX and founder of http://UserGroup.tv. Read his full bio at http://about.me/shawnweisfeld
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/michaelpantonovich?
Contact: http://sharepointmike.wordpress.com
Mike Antonovich is the Assistant Director of Web Services for Orange County Public Schools, Orlando, FL, overseeing the SharePoint Portal and .NET applications team. Mike has been using SQL since 1998 and SharePoint since 2007 and has a passion for all topics BI. He#39;s spoken at over 25 SQLSaturday events since the first one in Orlando. He has published seven computer books ad has spoken at two PASS Summits on BI related topics.
Barry Ralston is Chief Architect for Business Intelligence with Birmingham-based ComFrame Software. Barry is also Microsoft’s Virtual Technical Specialist (VTS) for Business Intelligence, responsible for assisting in Alabama, Mississippi and Northwest Florida sales efforts including customer meetings, software demonstrations and Proof of Concept efforts. Barry’s client successes include: ACIPCO, Georgia Tech Research Institute, Bank of Hawaii, Honda Manufacturing of Alabama and Aflac.
LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/in/kendalvandyke
Contact: http://www.kendalvandyke.com
Kendal is a database strategist, community advocate, public speaker, and blogger. A practiced IT professional with over 15 years of SQL Server experience, Kendal excels at disaster recovery, high availability planning/implementation, amp; debugging/troubleshooting mission critical SQL Server environments. Kendal is a Senior Consultant on the Microsoft Premier Developer Support team and President of MagicPASS (http://magicpass.sqlpass.org), the Orlando, FL based chapter of PASS. Before joining Microsoft, Kendal was a SQL Server/Data Platform MVP from 2011-2016.
Contact: http://www.vb-tips.com
Ken is the President of the Space Coast .Net User Group and a frequent speaker at Florida Code Camps. Ken is also a Microsoft MVP in Visual Basic.
Contact: http://www.pragmaticworks.com
Brian Knight, SQL Server MVP, MCSE, MCDBA, is the co-founder of SQLServerCentral.com and JumpstartTV.com. He runs the local SQL Server users group in Jacksonville (JSSUG) and was recently on the Board of Directors of the Professional Association for
Contact: http://www.pragmaticworks.com
Brian Knight, SQL Server MVP, MCSE, MCDBA, is the co-founder of SQLServerCentral.com and JumpstartTV.com. He runs the local SQL Server users group in Jacksonville (JSSUG) and was recently on the Board of Directors of the Professional Association for
Contact: https://sqlandy.com
Andy Warren is a SQL Server consultant and trainer based in Orlando, FL. Focusing on administration, performance tuning, and SQL Server patterns and practices, he’s been a SQL Server MVP since 2008. Andy served two terms on the PASS Board of Directors, was a founding principal in SQLServerCentral, and created both the SQLSaturday and SQLRally event models.
Contact: http://www.humanworkflow.net
Bayer White has been developing enterprise solutions for the past 11years using .Net Technologies. Since the first beta of the .Net Framework 3.0, his focus has been mastering Business Process Management (BPM) using Windows Workflow Foundation (WF). He is known within the Florida developer community by speaking at Florida Code Camps, blogging(http://www.humanworkflow.net) and writing articles focused on WF. He has also spoken at various conferences such as PASS, DevConnections, VSLive and MDC, a
Contact: http://sarasotasql.net
Michael Wells is the leader of the Sarasota SQL Server User Group, an official PASS Chapter located in Sarasota, FL. He is a certified .Net developer and is currently working as a SQL Database Administrator for a local financial company.
Contact: http://www.durableimpact.com
Wes is a Senior Consultant with Durable Impact Consulting, a Florida-based data warehouse and business intelligence firm. Wes has over 10 years experience working with clients around the world, both large and small, on their business intelligence and operational needs.
Contact: http://www.pragmaticworks.com
Brian Knight, SQL Server MVP, MCSE, MCDBA, is the co-founder of SQLServerCentral.com and JumpstartTV.com. He runs the local SQL Server users group in Jacksonville (JSSUG) and was recently on the Board of Directors of the Professional Association for
Contact: http://www.comframe.com
Donnie Reynolds is the Chief Architect for Comframe Software in Nashville, TN. He is responsible for large Data Warehousing and Business Intelligence engagements. He is also a frequent speaker and trainer on sound database practices.
Contact: http://blogs.msdn.com/devfish
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I have been a developer for over 25 years. For the last 20 years I have been writing software for retail. For the last 5 years I have been actively involved with SQL Server. I recently accepted the role as President of the Tampa Bay SQL Server Use
Contact: http://blogs.estatic.org/users/avatar.aspx?userid=2102
Mr. Kelly is a technical professional with over 10 years experience in developing and leading teams that write "killer apps". Mr. Kelly owned and operated a private micro-consultancy (estatic.org / BusinessRx) for over 4 years, where he built a technical platform that allowed software developers around the world to create high-impact web applications with ease. In January, 2008 Mr. Kelly re-joined his colleagues at Tribridge. Tribridge's success in the Microsoft consulting industry is represente
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Mohamed Elyounoussi identifies the Celtic star who sold him on Hoops switch
The Norwegian winger moved on loan from Southampton in the summer.
by Gavin Berry, https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/authors/gavin-berry/Loan star Mo Elyounoussi has revealed Stuart Armstrong was intrumental in selling him on Celtic.
The flying winger joined the Scottish champions from Southampton on a season-long deal in the summer transfer window.
After being sidelined by Saints boss Ralph Hasselhuttl he has recaptured the form that prompted the English Premier League club to pay £16million to lure him to St Mary’s from Basel.
Now Elyounoussi has lifted the lid on why he chose Celtic – and it was on the recommendation of Armstrong.
Despite the fact the Scotland midfielder hotfooted it out of Celtic Park in the summer of 2018, he still had nothing but good things to say to the Norwegian about the Hoops.
Elyounoussi, who has been named Ladbrokes player of the month for October, said: “I spoke to Stuart, of course, as we’re team mates at Southampton and he was able to tell me things that I didn’t know about the club.
“He told me so many good things about Celtic. And it was perfect that he sat next to me in the Southampton training ground dressing room.
“Of course, I had also spoken with Kris Ajer about Celtic too so I had a good knowledge of what I was coming into.
“I didn’t look at it as a step down, going from the English Premier League to the Scottish Premiership.
“I needed to get game time. I needed to get minutes on the pitch.
“I feel Celtic have brought my confidence back. I’m scoring goals and I’m really happy.
“I expected to do well. I came up here to help the team to create chances and score goals to help them win games.
“So, I’m not surprised. I know the quality I have and I think the manager knows that as well.
“So, with his belief and trust in me and the help of the coaches too I feel I am bringing what I can to the team.
“I’ve scored seven goals so far and I’m happy with that but I feel I could have scored even more.”
Elyounoussi caused anxiety when he was sent home by the Norwegian national team with an injury last week – especially with a League Cup Final against Rangers coming up on December 8.
However, he has revealed that it’s a small knock on his foot. He is a doubt for Livingston on Saturday and might not be risked but should be ready for Rennes in the Europa League next week.
The 25-year-old, who seven goals and five assists, said: “I actually picked up the injury a couple of weeks ago against Hibs in the League Cup semi-final.
“Then I had to go with the national team and it didn’t really have enough time to heal.
“So we had a look at it and it was decided I needed a rest. But I think it will be all right.
“The League Cup Final is a chance to win some silverware early in the season and I can’t wait for this game.
“I watched the first Old Firm game of the season and the atmosphere was amazing.
“It’s something I really want to experience so I’m really looking forward to this game.”
Of course, Scotland could meet Norway in a winner takes all showdown for a place at Euro 2020 with Ajer and Elyounoussi on one side and Callum McGregor, James Forrest and Ryan Christie on the other
He added: “It would be amazing if Norway was to play Scotland for a place at Euro 2020.
“We’ve already been talking about that among the boys at Celtic.
“But we need to beat Serbia first in our semi-final and then see what happens.”


I have come to leave a tip to those whom it may concern. I am a member of a secret order that utilizes yage in a Hermetic setting, involving preparations of Alchemy & Ceremonial Magick. We use a method for extracting DMT & other alkaloids that does not involve dangerous chemicals. This method was put forth in an ancient alchemical book of pictoral stills with no words called the 'Mutus Liber,' or 'mute book.' I am here going to set forth our interpretation of this text so that those interested might utilize yage to it's full benifits.
Step 1: Burn enough wood to gather roughly 1 gallon of ashes. Grind these ashes down into a fine powder, & roast them over high heat in a ceramic pot until they are white to light gray.
Step 2: Cover this with water & boil for 10-15 min. Strain through coffee filter & return liquid to heat to evaporate.
Step 3: Place salt crystals outside at 8:00pm. Leave them out over night to gather dew (this step cannot be over-looked), which will convert the salts to an oil that is powerful solvent. Pour this oil over the macerated herb (this will work for anything) in a mason jar. Cover mouth of jar with plastic wrap or baggie, restore lid, & bury for 3 days.
Step 4: Strain out plant matter & return liquid to jar. Pour in an equal amount of un-adulterated grape brandy, cover with plastic & lid, & shake vigorously. Store in dark hot room for 28 days, shaking daily. During this time the alcahol will absorb the 'magic' from the oil. Collect the alcahol & discard the oil.
Step 5: The alcahol can then ingested, or evaporated off to leave behind the magic salt.
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Production Plugins
The following plugins have been released and are generally available for production use. However after the move from Codehaus to MojoHaus a lot of plugins have not been migrated (yet), so when the issue tracking is missing, the plugin has not been migrated: if you want to migrate a plugin to contribute, please ask on the mailing list.
| Plugin | Version | Description | Issue tracking |
|---|---|---|---|
| Application Server | Plugins that support integration with application servers. | ||
jboss-packaging |
central | Packages various JBoss deployable archive files including AOP, ESB, HAR, SAR, and Spring. | GitHub |
was6 |
central | IBM WebSphere Application Server 6.x, 7 & 8.x support. | - |
weblogic |
central | Supports various tasks within the Weblogic 8.1, 9.x, 10.x, 12.x environment. | - |
| Generators / Compilers / Translators | Plugins providing support for code generation, compilation and translation. | ||
antlr |
central | Process ANTLRv2 grammars. | - |
aspectj |
central | Weaves aspects with AspectJ. | GitHub |
axistools |
central | Axis wsdl2java and java2wsdl support. | GitHub |
castor |
central | Source generation with Castor XML. | GitHub |
commons-attributes |
central | Source generation for Commons Attributes. | - |
GWT |
central | GWT. | GitHub |
hibernate3 |
central | Integration with Hibernate 3.x | - |
idlj |
central | Process IDL files into Java sources. | - |
javacc |
central | Process JavaCC grammars. | GitHub |
jaxb2 |
central | Generates Java classes from XML Schemas (and binding files) and creates XML Schemas from annotated Java classes, using JAXB2. | GitHub |
jaxws |
central | JAX-WS wsgen/wsimport tooling support. | GitHub |
jpox |
central | Support for JPOX JDO. | - |
jslint |
central | Provides fast and efficient JSLint code validation when developing JavaScript applications. | - |
js import |
central | Provides Maven dependency management for JavaScript applications. | - |
jspc |
central | Provides support for JSP compilation. | - |
native2ascii |
central | Converts files with characters in any supported character encoding to one with ASCII and/or Unicode escapes. | GitHub |
rmic |
central | Generates rmi (Remote Method Invocation) stub and skeleton classes. | - |
sablecc |
central | Process SableCC grammars. | - |
sqlj |
central | Translates SQLJ source code to Java source code. | GitHub |
xdoclet |
central | Provides XDoclet functionality to Maven. | - |
| Reporting | Plugins which generate reports. | ||
clirr |
central | Checks Java libraries for binary and source compatibility with older releases. | GitHub |
cobertura |
central | Code coverage via Cobertura. | GitHub |
l10n |
central | The Localization Tools Maven Plugin helps with internationalization and localization of your projects. | GitHub |
scmchangelog |
central | Simple Reporter that creates a changelog report using comments and tags from Subversion. | - |
taglist |
central | Generates a report on various tags found in the code. | GitHub |
javancss |
central | Source measurement suite for Java. | GitHub |
jdepend |
central | Generates JDepend reports. | GitHub |
| Testing | Plugins which support testing. | ||
codenarc |
central | Generate CodeNarc report against Groovy source code. | - |
findbugs |
central | Generates a FindBugs report. | GitHub |
fitnesse |
central | Fully integrated standalone wiki, and acceptance testing framework. | - |
selenium |
central | Supports automated web-application testing. | - |
webtest |
central | Supports automated web-application testing using Canoo WebTest | - |
chronos-jmeter |
central | Execute performancetests with jmeter and analyze the results. | - |
chronos-surefire |
central | Analyze time spent in unittests used to measure performance | - |
chronos-report |
central | Create reports of performance testresults. | - |
| Tools | Miscellaneous tools available through Maven. | ||
animal-sniffer |
central | Verifies classes against API signatures. | GitHub |
appassembler |
central | Generates bin and Java Service Wrapper scripts for Java applications. | GitHub |
build-helper |
central | Miscellaneous goals to support build process. | GitHub |
buildnumber |
central | Creates unique build number for each build. | GitHub |
buildplan |
central | Inspects the lifecycle of your project. | GitHub |
cassandra |
central | Mojo's plugin for Apache Maven to allow controlling Apache Cassandra. | GitHub |
ditaot |
central | Support for DITA transformations using DITA Open Toolkit. | GitHub |
exec |
central | Execution of system and Java programs. | GitHub |
flatten |
central | Flattens your pom.xml before install or deploy. | GitHub |
keytool |
central | Manipulates keys and keystores. | GitHub |
latex |
central | Builds PDF documents from LaTeX, BibTeX and such. | GitHub |
license |
central | Tools to deal with licenses and thirdparties of a maven project. | GitHub |
mrm |
central | Hosts a mock Maven Repository Manager for use when integration testing Maven plugins. | GitHub |
ounce |
central | Perform Ouncelabs Ounce code security scans. | - |
rpm |
central | Assembles files into an RPM package. | GitHub |
siteskinner |
central | Apply a new skin on a published site generated by Maven | GitHub |
sql |
central | Execution of SQL statements. | GitHub |
templating |
central | Filters sources the Maven Right Way. | GitHub |
tidy |
central | Sorts the sections of a pom.xml into the canonical order. |
GitHub |
truezip |
central | Manipulates archive files. | GitHub |
versions |
central | Supports various tasks for updating the versions of components in the POM. | GitHub |
vfs |
central | Maven plugin for Apache Commons Virtual File System (VFS). | GitHub |
wagon |
central | Transfer files between URLs. | GitHub |
xml |
central | XML transformation and validation. | GitHub |
Pre-release Plugins
The following are pre-releases of plugins. They have had releases, but are not deemed ready for production use yet.
| Plugin | Version | Description |
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| Generators / Compilers / Translators | Plugins providing support for code generation, compilation and translation. | |
apt |
central | Annotation Processing Tool. |
cbuilds |
central | Convert Autoconf projects into RPMs. |
enchanter |
central | Execute expect like scripts over telnet/ssh sessions. |
jspc |
central | Support for JSP compilation w/pluggable JSP compiler implementations. |
native |
central | Compile C and C++ sources. |
retrotranslator |
central | Translates JDK 5.0 classes to be compatible with a 1.4 JVM. |
servicedoc |
central | Generates nice REST Documentation from JAX-RS |
smc |
central | State Machine Compiler. |
springws |
central | Spring ws plugin for extracting .wsdl files. |
| IDEs | Plugins that support integration with integrated developer environments. | |
ideauidesigner |
central | Intellij IDEA form generation. |
| Reporting | Plugins which generate reports. | |
dashboard |
central | Aggregate results from Checkstyle, Cobertura, Clover, Surefire, PMD, CPD, FindBugs, Taglist reports. |
docbook |
central | Support for Docbook transformations. |
emma |
central | EMMA plugin for Maven 2. |
jdiff |
central | Generates JDiff report. |
| Scripting | Plugins which support script languages. | |
javascript tools |
central | A set of tools to bring maven support to JavaScript developers. |
jruby |
central | JRuby scripting support for Maven. |
| Testing | Plugins which support testing. | |
dbunit |
central | Support for using DbUnit. |
| Tools | Miscellaneous tools available through Maven. | |
batik |
central | Rasterizes SVGs using Apache Batik. |
dbupgrade |
central | Incremental Database Upgrade. |
ianal |
central | "I am not a lawyer." |
jalopy |
central | Formats java source files following a coding convention. |
jasperreports |
central | Compiles Jasper Report Design Files. |
nsis |
central | Utilizes the NSIS command line installer script compiler to generate a Windows installer exe from a setup.nsi script. |
osxappbundle |
central | Bundles Maven projects as OS X applications. |
properties |
central | Read and write properties files. |
ship |
central | Helps shipping releases when doing Continuous Deployment. |
solaris |
central | Creates System V packages. |
unix |
central | Creates packages for all common UNIX platforms. |
webminifier |
central | Provides JavaScript and CSS minification for Maven projects. |
webstart |
central | Prepare webstart applications. |
Plugin Graveyard
These are plugins which been deprecated or are no longer being maintained.
| Plugin | Description |
antlr3 |
Superseded by Maven plugin for ANTLR V3. |
failsafe |
Moved to Maven Failsafe Plugin. |
groovy |
Moved to GMaven. |
jboss |
Superseded by JBoss AS7 Deployment Plugin |
jboss-sar |
Deprecated use the jboss-packaging plugin instead. |
jetty |
Superseded by Mortbay official Jetty maven plugin. |
lesscss |
Moved to LESS CSS Maven Plugin at GitHub. |
minijar |
Added as minimizeJar parameter to the maven-shade-plugin. |
platform-detector |
Deprecated use the rpm-cbuild:platform-detect goal instead. |
project-sources |
Deprecated use wagon-maven-plugin or maven-dependency-plugin instead. |
netbeans-freeform |
NetBeans has developed its own Maven support: https://netbeans.org/features/ide/build-tools.html |
nb-repository-plugin |
Moved to Apache NetBeans (incubator) : https://bits.netbeans.org/mavenutilities/nb-repository-plugin/ |
nbm-maven-plugin |
Moved to Apache NetBeans (incubator) : https://bits.netbeans.org/mavenutilities/nbm-maven-plugin/ |
openjpa |
Moved to and maintained by the Apache OpenJPA project: https://openjpa.apache.org/enhancement-with-maven.html |
rat |
Moved to the Apache Creadur Project. |
remote-source |
Deprecated use wagon-maven-plugin or maven-dependency-plugin instead. |
shade |
Moved to the official Maven plugins and is now maintained as Maven Shade Plugin. |
shitty |
Superseded by the official Maven Invoker Plugin. |
sysdeo-tomcat |
Superseded by Eclipse WTP |
tomcat |
Moved to the official Maven plugins and is now maintained in The Tomcat Project : tomcat-maven-plugin |
wsdl2java |
Deprecated use the axistools-maven-plugin instead. |
xfire |
Deprecated use the Maven cxf plugins instead. |
xmlbeans |
Superseded by XmlBeans Maven Plugin. |
xslt |
Deprecated use the xml-maven-plugin instead. |


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| org.javasimon | Core package, contains Simon implementations, with
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| org.javasimon.console | Java Simon embeddable Web console base package. |
| org.javasimon.console.action | All controllers (aka Action beans in Struts world) are located in this package. |
| org.javasimon.jmx | JMX capabilities for Simons. |
| org.javasimon.utils | Java Simon supporting utilities and tools. |
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CounterSample
Object holds all relevant data from Counter Simon. |
class |
StopwatchSample
Object holds all relevant data from Stopwatch Simon. |
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UnknownSample
Sample produced by UnknownSimon s. |
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Simon.sample()
Samples Simon values and returns them in a Java Bean derived from Sample interface. |
Sample |
Simon.sampleAndReset()
Deprecated. will be removed in 4.0 - use Simon.sampleIncrement(Object) instead |
Sample |
Simon.sampleIncrement(Object key)
Samples increment in Simon values since the previous call of this method with the same key. |
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SimonTypeFactory.getValueFromInstance(Sample sample)
Get simon type from simon sample instance. |
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static SimonType |
SimonTypeFactory.getValueFromSampleType(Class<? extends Sample> sampleType)
Get simon type from simon sample class. |
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TableJsonAction.printBodyCell(AbstractTableAction.Column column,
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SimonSuperMXBean.sample()
Samples Simon values and returns them in a Java Bean derived from Sample interface. |
Sample |
SimonSuperMXBean.sampleAndReset()
Deprecated. use SimonSuperMXBean.sampleIncrement(String) |
Sample |
SimonSuperMXBean.sampleIncrement(String key)
Samples increment in Simon values since the previous call of this method with the same key. |
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static String |
SampleHtmlGenerator.generate(Sample... samples)
Generates HTML table for the provided Sample s. |
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static String |
SampleHtmlGenerator.generate(Iterable<Sample> samples)
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| basic_m | basic.f | This file defines a module containing the machine size of single-precision, double-precision, and quadruple-precision floating point numbers; to declare the floating point precision of a variable, use real(sp), real(dp), or real(qp) as the type of the variable. It also defines the working-precision, which will be the default kind for module procedures. As for module procedures, this library defines some common utility functions for working with e.g. complex numbers. |
| calculus_m | calculus.f | This file defines functions that perform some common calculus operations. |
| condmat_m | condmat.f | This file provides a common interface to a library of mathematical objects that can be useful for modelling materials in condensed matter physics. |
| conductor_m | conductor.f | This module defines the data type 'conductor', which models the physical state of a conductor for a discretized range of positions and energies. It has two main applications: (i) it can be used as a base type for more exotic materials, such as superconductors and ferromagnets; (ii) it can be used in conjunction with such materials in hybrid structures. |
| evaluate_m | evaluate.f | This file defines functions that perform some common matrix operations. |
| ferromagnet_m | ferromagnet.f | This module defines the data type 'ferromagnet', which models the physical state of a ferromagnet. The type is a member of class(conductor), and thus inherits the internal structure and generic methods defined in conductor_m. |
| halfmetal_m | halfmetal.f | This module defines the data type 'halfmetal', which models the physical state of a strong or halfmetallic ferromagnet. The type is a member of class(conductor), and inherits the internal structure and generic methods defined there. |
| material_m | material.f | This module defines the data type 'material', which models the state of a physical material for a discretized range of positions and energies. This is an abstract type, meaning that it is not intended to be instantiated on its own, but is intended as a base type for physical materials like conductors, superconductors, and ferromagnets. In other words, this type defines the essential data structures and program structure, while the derived subtypes will define actual physics. |
| math_m | math.f | This file provides a common interface to a large library of mathematical functions and subroutines. See the documentation of individual interfaces below for more information about the contents of the mathematical library. |
| matrix_m | matrix.f | This file defines functions that perform some common matrix operations. |
| nambu_m | nambu.f | This module defines the data type 'nambu', which represents 4×4 complex matrices in spin and Nambu space. The module overloads arithmetic operators to work with the new type, and defines and exports the Pauli matrices as constants. |
| propagator_m | propagator.f | This module defines the data type 'propagator', which represents the propagator at a given position and energy. The equilibrium propagators (retarded and advanced) are stored internally using the Riccati parameters γ and γ~ and their derivatives, while the nonequilibrium propagator (Keldysh) is represented by taking the traces of the distribution function and its derivatives. These quantities are together sufficient to reconstruct the full 8×8 propagator and its derivatives, and can be used to calculate associated physical quantities such as the density of states, charge currents, spin currents, heat currents, spin-heat currents, and various accumulation effects. |
| spin_m | spin.f | This module defines the data type 'spin', which represents 2×2 complex matrices in spin space. The module overloads common arithmetic operators to work with the new data type, and defines and exports the Pauli matrices as constants. To make it easier to interact with common differential equation solvers, which often operate on real state vectors, the assignment operator is overloaded in such a way that 'spin' can be easily imported/exported to a real vector(8). |
| spinactive_m | spinactive.f | This submodule is included by conductor.f, and contains the equations which model spin-active interfaces. |
| spinorbit_m | spinorbit.f | This submodule is included by conductor.f, and contains the equations which model spin-orbit coupling in diffusive materials. |
| spinscattering_m | spinscattering.f | This submodule is included by conductor.f, and contains equations which model spin-flip scattering, spin-orbit scattering, and magnetic orbital depairing. |
| stdio_m | stdio.f | This file renames the ISO input/output units to the standard UNIX names, defines the ANSI escape codes for colored output, and defines a number of auxiliary subroutines for e.g. writing out error and warning messages. |
| structure_m | structure.f | This module defines a data type 'structure', which is useful for constructing and using multilayer hybrid structures. It also exports the type definitions and constructors for all class(material) types, although these should rarely be needed. |
| superconductor_m | superconductor.f | This module defines the data type 'superconductor', which models the physical state of a superconductor. The type is a member of class(conductor), and thus inherits the internal structure and generic methods defined in conductor_m. |


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Two yet-to-be-identified men on Thursday sustained injuries when a storey building in the Tejuosho area of Lagos was gutted by fire.
It was gathered that the fire started from a power surge in one of the rooms in the building and escalated to other rooms in the building.
The fire which started around 3.00 p.m. was said to have destroyed properties worth millions of naira.
The PUNCH learnt that the Lagos State Emergency Management Agency and other emergency responders like the Lagos State Fire Service and the Federal Fire Service responded to the fire.
Confirming the incident, the LASEMA Public Affairs Officer, Nosa Okunbor, noted that the fire which caused physical cracks on the building led to the collapse of the building, adding that the injured persons had been taken to the hospital


A point in the Flight Simulator world represented by a longitude and latitude.
More...
List of all members.
Public Member Functions |
| | FsLatLonPoint (FsLatitude Latitude, FsLongitude Longitude) |
| | Create a new point from the specified latitude and longitude.
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| double | DistanceFromInFeet (FsLatLonPoint Point) |
| | Gets the distance between this point and another specified point in Feet.
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| double | DistanceFromInNauticalMiles (FsLatLonPoint Point) |
| | Gets the distance between this point and another specified point in Nautical Miles.
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| double | DistanceFromInMetres (FsLatLonPoint Point) |
| | Gets the distance between this point and another specified point in Metres.
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| double | BearingTo (FsLatLonPoint Point) |
| | Gets the bearing TO another point. The bearing will be in degrees TRUE, not magnetic.
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| double | BearingFrom (FsLatLonPoint Point) |
| | Gets the bearing FROM another point. Bearing will be in degrees TRUE, not magnetic.
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| FsLatLonPoint | OffsetByFeet (double Bearing, double Distance) |
| | Creates a new point by moving the specified distance along the specified bearing.
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| FsLatLonPoint | OffsetByMetres (double Bearing, double Distance) |
| | Creates a new point by moving the specified distance along the specified bearing.
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| FsLatLonPoint | OffsetByNauticalMiles (double Bearing, double Distance) |
| | Creates a new point by moving the specified distance along the specified bearing.
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| override string | ToString () |
| | The latitude and longitude represented as a string in the default format of N|S|E|W dd* mm.mmmm'.
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| string | ToString (bool HemisphereAsText, string DetailLevel, short DecimalPlaces) |
| | The latitude and longitude represented as a string in the specified format.
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Properties |
| FsLongitude | Longitude [get] |
| | The longitude of the point.
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| FsLatitude | Latitude [get] |
| | The latitude of the point.
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Detailed Description
A point in the Flight Simulator world represented by a longitude and latitude.
Constructor & Destructor Documentation
Create a new point from the specified latitude and longitude.
- Parameters:
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| Latitude | The latitude of the point |
| Longitude | The longitude of the point |
Member Function Documentation
Gets the bearing FROM another point. Bearing will be in degrees TRUE, not magnetic.
- Parameters:
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| Point | The other point to measure the bearing from |
- Returns:
- The bearing in degrees TRUE
Gets the bearing TO another point. The bearing will be in degrees TRUE, not magnetic.
- Parameters:
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| Point | The other point to measure the bearing to |
- Returns:
- The bearing in degrees TRUE
Gets the distance between this point and another specified point in Feet.
- Parameters:
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| Point | The other point from which to measure the distance |
- Returns:
- The distance between this point and the other specified point in Feet
Gets the distance between this point and another specified point in Metres.
- Parameters:
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| Point | The other point from which to measure the distance |
- Returns:
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Gets the distance between this point and another specified point in Nautical Miles.
- Parameters:
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- Returns:
- The distance between this point and the other specified point in Nautical Miles
Creates a new point by moving the specified distance along the specified bearing.
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| Distance | The distance from this point which the new point is located in Feet |
- Returns:
- A new FsLatLonPoint representing a new point that is the specified distance away from this point in the specified direction
Creates a new point by moving the specified distance along the specified bearing.
- Parameters:
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| Bearing | The bearing from this point along which the new point is located in degrees TRUE |
| Distance | The distance from this point which the new point is located in Metres |
- Returns:
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| Distance | The distance from this point which the new point is located in Nautical Miles |
- Returns:
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| override string ToString |
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The latitude and longitude represented as a string in the default format of N|S|E|W dd* mm.mmmm'.
- Returns:
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The latitude and longitude represented as a string in the specified format.
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| HemisphereAsText | Denote hemisphere using N,S,W or E. If false, west/south is marked as - |
| DetailLevel | Specifies the detail level. "d" for degrees only, "m" for degrees and minutes, "s" for degrees, minutes and seconds |
| DecimalPlaces | The number of decimal places to show |
- Returns:
- A string representation of the Longitude and Latitude of this point in the specified format
Property Documentation
The latitude of the point.
The longitude of the point.


Curly and Floppy Twistytail, the Funny Piggie Boys
by Howard R. Garis
Chapter 21: “The Piggies and the Jelly”
Additional Information
- Year Published: 1918
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: United States of America
- Source: Garis, H. R. (1918). Curly and Floppy Twistytail, the Funny Piggie Boys. New York, NY: A. L. Burt Co.
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Readability:
- Flesch–Kincaid Level: 4.4
- Word Count: 1,313
- Genre: Fantasy
- ✎ Cite This
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One day, when Curly and Flop, the two piggie boys, had been at Uncle Wiggly’s bungalow on Raccoon Island for some days, the old gentleman rabbit said to them:
“Now, boys, I have to go down to the store, kept by Pop Goes the Weasel, to see about some butter and things for supper. Will you be afraid to stay here alone?”
“Indeed we will not!” exclaimed Curly.
“Not even if the bad fuzzy wolf comes out of his den after more apple pies?” asked the rabbit gentleman.
“Not even then!” exclaimed Flop.  “And if the apple pie lady comes whistling along again, get her to make us a prune pudding,” he said.

“Well, I guess she isn’t coming,” said Flop, after a while.
“Who?” asked Curly.
“The pie lady. I do wish she would, for I am hungry,” and he looked at the bushes, and, all of a sudden, they began to rustle, and the piggie boys didn’t know whether to run away or stay there.
“Maybe it’s the pie lady,” said Curly.
“Yes, and maybe it’s the bad black bear,” suggested Flop. “I’m going to run into the bungalow!”
Well, he was just going to run, and Curly was going to follow, when, all at once, a sweet gentle voice said:
“Oh, dear, I’m sure I’ll never find any!  I wonder where I could get any?”
The two piggie boys looked, and there they saw an Indian maiden coming out of the bushes. They knew she was an Indian maiden because her hair was in two long braids, hanging down in front of her, and she had a brown dress on, and she was very beautiful, just like a picture.
“We needn’t be afraid of her,” whispered Curly to his brother.
“No indeed,” agreed Flop. “I wonder what it is she is looking for?”
“Jelly,” answered the Indian maiden, who heard what the piggie boy asked. “I am looking for a jar of jelly. Oh, I just love jelly, and I haven’t had any in so long that I forget how it tastes! Since early morning I have been traveling looking for jelly, but I can’t find any. Some wild bees offered me honey, but I would like jelly. Have you any?” and she looked at the bungalow,
“Why, I think we have some,” said Curly politely.
“I’ll go look!” exclaimed Flop, for they were both anxious to do some kindness for the Indian maiden, whom they liked as soon as they saw her. She was not a wild Indian, you know, but the kind that lives in Montclair, maybe; a tame one.
So Flop ran in the bungalow to look for the jelly and Curly picked a nice bunch of flowers for the Indian maiden, and she put them in her hair and looked prettier than ever.
“Here is the jelly!” cried Flop, coming out with as much as he could carry. “I’m sure Uncle Wiggily would want you to have it,” he said, and then he gave the Indian maiden a spoon and she began to eat jelly and was as happy as anything.
“Oh, that is very good!” she exclaimed. “I hope some time I can do you piggie boys a favor for being so kind to me.” So she ate all the jelly up—that is, all that was good for her—and she was just going away, having thanked Curly and Flop, when all at once, on a sudden, out from behind a tree came the big black bear. He waved his paws in the air, and, wrinkling up his black nose, he growled out:
“Ha! I smell jelly! I’m going to have some, too, to eat on my roast pork!” and he looked hungrily at the two piggie boys. They were both too frightened to move, but the Indian maiden was brave.
“Come! Come! Give me that jelly!” growled and grumbled the bear! “Then I’ll take you piggie boys off to my den and make the Indian maiden cook you.”
“Oh, but I’ll not do it!” said the Indian maiden whose name was Pocohontas. “I like Curly and Flop, for they were kind to me and gave me jelly.”
“Well, then, I want jelly, too!” growled the bear. He made a jump, intending to take the jelly away from the Indian maiden, but Curly and Flop cried out:
“No, you don’t! Get away from here at once, you bad bear.”
“Well, if I go, I’ll take you with me!” said the bear. “If I can’t have jelly I’ll have you piggie boys!” and he caught one of them under each paw.
“Oh, help!” cried Curly, trying to get loose, but he could not.
“Save us! Save us!” begged Flop, making his tail spin like a pinwheel.
“I will save you!” called the Indian maiden.
“Oh, if I only had a bow and arrow I would shoot the bear and rescue the two piggie boys! I know what I’ll do. I’ll make a bow and find an arrow.”
So she took a bent branch of a tree for the bow and for the string she used some strands of her long braids. But she needed an arrow, and all the while the bear was carrying Curly and Flop off to his den.
“I know!” cried the Indian maiden. “A hat pin! My very longest and sharpest hat pin! That will do for an arrow!”
She ran to where she had left her hat in the bushes when she was looking for the jelly, and quickly got a hat pin. This she shot at the bear from her bow.
“Whizz!” it went through the air, hitting the bear on the end of his soft and tender nose.
“Oh, wow!” he cried. “Oh, woe is me!” and his nose pained him so that he dropped Curly and Flop and back to the bungalow ran the piggie boys as fast as they could. And the bear went off to put some cooling mud on his nose, where the hat pin had hit him.
So that’s how the Indian maiden saved the piggie boys from the bear, and they gave her more jelly and thanked her, and then, using a long thorn instead of a hat pin, which the bear carried off in his nose, Pocohontas went off looking for more jelly, and Curly and Flop went to sleep.
And next, in case the horse radish doesn’t jump over the oysters and scare them so they fall into the clam chowder, I’ll tell you about Flop and the marshmallows.


Client application for the Book-Bound API Challenge.
The API Challenge involves creating the same API with book and author endpoints using as many different implementations as possible.


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Hidden Gems is an online database for all the "hidden" areas around Arizona.
We started Hidden Gems as a class project because we wanted to provide a place where incoming and current students can find unique spots to see around each ASU campus.
We started by gathering a list of all of our favorite places around Arizona that we found special that not many people knew about and collaborated to put into an easy to access website.


--- layout: post title: "The Monsters of Education Technology 4" date: 2017-10-31 16:00:00 +0000 tags: image: https://s3.amazonaws.com/hackedu/2017-10-31-door.jpg imagecredits: https://www.flickr.com/photos/elizabethallen/3779328355 ---
It's book launch day! Cross-posted to Hack Education
The fourth book in my “Monsters of Education Technology” series is out. As with the other books in the series, it’s a collection of talks I’ve given through the course of the year.
E-book versions are available for purchase via the usual online retailers: Amazon and Smashwords. Even better (as far as my royalties go, at least): you can buy from me directly via Gumroad. You can purchase the e-book there (a ZIP file that contains the MOBI, EPUB, and PDF versions) for $4.99. You can, of course, just read most of the content here on Hack Education for free.
The Monsters of Technology 4 is likely the last book in the “Monsters” series, and as I’m switching my focus to finally finishing Teaching Machines, it’ll be my last book for a while. (I will try, however, to get print books and audio books of all four books in the series finalized – probably some time in mid–2018.)


Education
CodeSpace Academy
I am currently working through a Front End Development course.
Red & Yellow Creative School of Business
I completed the User Experience Design (Top 3 of class) and SEO courses in 2020 and 2021.
The Design School of Southern Africa
I completed my Bachelor of Arts in Graphic Design in 2008.
Experience
Sept 2012 - Present
Senior Graphic Designer (Studio Manager & Creative Lead 2018)
Artifact Advertising
Mar 2010 - Aug 2012
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Nov 2008 - Feb 2010
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Chillibush
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) is the unit for the calculated size of a font. So “2em”, for example, is two times the current font size.pt
(such as font-size: 12pt
) is the unit for points, for measurements typically in printed media.%
(such as width: 80%
) is the unit for… wait for it… percentages.Other units include pc
(picas), cm
(centimeters), mm
(millimeters) and in
(inches).
When a value is zero, you do not need to state a unit. For example, if you wanted to specify no border, it would be border: 0
.


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I received the author copies of Teaching Machines yesterday. It finally feels real!
(Kin shot some other video too.)


November 21st 2017 - Tejpal Virdi
Introduction
The use of Deep Learning in autonomous cars has made profound improvements in the last few years. Computer Vision techniques have allowed us to pull down the hefty price of autonomous cars by using 2d cameras, rather than lidars or other complex sensors. In this blog post, we will look into two of the most important tasks in this domain: vehicle detection and depth estimation.
Semantic segmentation or detection involves partitioning an image into objects that are significant. This task has been heavily explored in Deep Learning with various architectures and datasets. Convolutional Neural Networks are unable to do this due to their pooling layers. Pooling compromises spatial representation, a necessary feature for segmentation since the location of the object in the image is important. On the contrary, Fully Convolutional Networks (FCNs) are extremely inefficient since the dimensionality of the input is never reduced, and thus passing a large number of parameters through the network. Researchers ended up finding a solution with the use of autoencoders. Autoencoders simplify the representation of the input with an encoder but then recover the details with a decoder. A popular autoencoder network used for segmentation is the U-Net.
The current popular approach for depth estimation while driving is through a 3d camera, such as a LiDAR. This sensor projects a laser onto objects in its view and measures the time it takes for the laser to come back to the sensor. This method is extremely accurate but the problem is that they are very expensive, with an average cost of $8,000 (previously $75,000 but Waymo changed this earlier this year). This price is not low enough for large-scale manufacturing and common use of driverless cars. However, recent developments in Computer Vision for depth estimation have allowed us to perform these tasks using a 2D camera (<$100).
In this post, we’ll use the classic Convolutional Neural Network to estimate depth given a road image. To do this, we must feed in road images with corresponding depth maps. We automate this process further by using stereoscopic images to create the depth maps algorithmically.
Segmentation
The encoder part of the U-Net is a standard ConvNet, which consists of a series of convolutional layers along with ReLU nonlinearities and max pooling operations. The output is a feature map that contains all the important information of the input image. The upsampling path involves a series of up-convolutions concatenated with the obtained feature maps, normal convolutions, and ReLU nonlinearities. This may seem like a standard convolutional autoencoder but the one thing that distinguishes it are the skip connections between parallel layers, where feature maps from the down convolutional process are concatenated to the corresponding feature maps in the up-convolutional process. The purpose of this is to retain the original important features since some are still present in the segmentation. Here is the exact architecture:
The original U-Net paper had the goal of segmenting biomedical images but this architecture has been seen to work for other segmentation tasks. We specifically utilize this segmentation network for detecting a car in a driving scene. We train the U-Net on 22,000 frames from a dashcam-video provided by Udacity. The many thousands of images show the network a large variance, meaning it does not look for the same exact car every time. Instead, it learns specific features found in every car, as low as certain edges and corners. This adaptation to new environments is crucial for a successful autonomous car.
Depth Estimation
Humans are able to see depth due to their binocular vision. Each of our eyes inputs an image to our brain but these images are not exactly the same. Since our eyes are not located on the same point in space (parallax), there exists some offset between the images. In Computer Vision, these 2d images are known as stereo images.
Given two stereo images, one can calculate a disparity map, which is simply the difference between the two images. Using geometry, it is evident that the depth is inversely proportional to the depth.
In code:
We then take one of the stereo images, along with its corresponding depth map, and feed it into a vanilla CNN. Once trained, we can do single-image depth estimation in real-time. Here is a review of the CNN architecture:
Results
Trained on implementation from here and here


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--- title: Salem Christmas Parade date: Friday, December 7, 2018 --- Spartan Robotics will be in the Salem Christmas Parade this year! More info about the Salem Christmas Parade can be found here: http://www.s-rcchamber.org/salem-christmas-parade/


Free to a good home: 1 newspaper in Alaska
by MARK THIESSEN, Associated PressANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) - If you've ever wanted to own a small bi-weekly newspaper in Alaska but didn't have the money, this could be your chance.
The publisher of The Skagway News is willing to give the paper away to the right person, if they are willing to move to the southeast Alaska community and be a part of the community.
Skagway is at the top of the Alaska Panhandle. It has less than a thousand residents, but the town - and the newspaper's bottom line - are helped tremendously with the arrival of about 1 million cruise ship passengers every year.
Publisher Larry Persily (PU'R-suh-lee) says he's willing to help out the new owners by giving away the paper because the advertising will afford them a salary, but not on top of a mortgage.
Copyright 2019 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.


--- title: Core keywords: fastai sidebar: home_sidebar summary: "Basic pdf operations available to fastagger." description: "Basic pdf operations available to fastagger." nb_path: "00_core.ipynb" ---
Let's test Pdf class
APP_ROOT = os.path.dirname(os.path.realpath('__file__'))
p = Pdf(APP_ROOT+'/resources/pdfs/01.pdf')
assert isinstance(p, Pdf)
Now, it's time to load
pdf images into the output folder
!rm -rf ./resources/pdfs/01
metadata = p.load('./resources/pdfs')
!rm -rf ./resources/pdfs/01
obj = {'01': {'path': './resources/pdfs/01', 'pages': {1: 0}}}
assert metadata == obj
Let's check how to import a whole folder with bulkLoad
path = './resources/pdfs'
!rm -rf ./resources/pdfs/01
!rm -rf ./resources/pdfs/02
metadata = Pdf.bulkLoad('./resources/pdfs', './resources/pdfs')
obj = {'02': {'path': './resources/pdfs/02',
'pages': {1: 0, 2: 0, 3: 0, 4: 0, 5: 0, 6: 0, 7: 0}},
'01': {'path': './resources/pdfs/01', 'pages': {1: 0}}}
!rm -rf ./resources/pdfs/01
!rm -rf ./resources/pdfs/02
assert metadata == obj
Let's test the checkPath
static method
file = os.path.abspath('LICENSE')
folder = os.path.abspath('docs')
error = os.path.abspath('doesNotExist')
assert Pdf.getPathType(file) == "file"
assert Pdf.getPathType(folder) == "folder"
assert Pdf.getPathType(error) == None


HIGHLANDER: ENDGAME RATING: 3/10 --> Crap on a stick
For more movie reviews and movie screensavers, visit http://www.joblo.com/
And just when you thought JoBlo was getting a little soft around the corners, not rating anything lower than your standard "this movie sucks", along comes this cinematic atrocity and he's forced to take out his secret weapon and spray it with a stench so thick, even the bravest movie-goer would think twice about seeing this waste of time. Yes, despite being a third sequel to a successful original movie, the latest HIGHLANDER doesn't seem to have anything going for it. Oh stinky movie, let me count thee ways...
PLOT: (From what I understood) A really bad highlander dude comes to the present looking to whack out the nice highlander dudes in order to gain their power and become the mightiest immortal...or something along those lines.
 Disjointed, incoherent, boring, corny, filled with bad dialogue...and that's just the first thirty minutes! This film doesn't seem to know what to do with itself. It's confusing to anyone who doesn't know the series (I include myself in that group) and apparently idiotic to those who do know the series (I include die-hard HIGHLANDER fan The Arrow in that group). The film doesn't explain anything about itself...it just goes from one inexplicable situation to another. One moment they're in the present time, the next moment, they're in Italy in the 1600s. Why? Who knows. What are they talking about? No idea. Flashbacks mixed in with the present, mixed in with a few spontaneously cheesy fight sequences every now and again, and I even remember seeing one flashback scene which went even further into its own flashback scene!! Hullo...?!? Confused yet? I was and I basically stopped giving a crap about anyone in the film when I realized that neither the writer or director was interested in presenting me with any kind of semblance of a story.
Random swordplay, Mad Max-like dudes showing up in motorcycles in the 1800s? Or were they in the present at that time? Who knows...and to be honest...who seriously cares! This series should have been shot in the head and put out of its own misery a long time ago, but sadly, someone at the studio decided that it still had a little life left in it. Please, please...for the love of God and all that is holy in the world of movie-making, and mostly out of respect for those who loved the original film, put this series to bed and end it! Even Christopher Lambert knew enough to play second fiddle to Adrian Paul in this one. The director also tries to do the best he can with the muddled material, but all he could come up with is plenty of slo-mo action, some fast-motion fight scenes and lots of smoke everywhere. And is there anything spectacular about the sword-play or fight scenes? Nope. And I think we all could have done without all those zooming Lambert face close-ups...yipes, the man is not aging gracefully, is he?   Overacting is not a hobby for this guy...it's a living! He's also very funny, not purposely though. All in all, the movie stinks. Nuff said.
Review Date: August 28, 2000 Director: Douglas Aarniokoski Writer: Joel Soisson Producers: Peter S. Davis and William N. Panzer Actors: Adrian Paul as Duncan McLeod Christopher Lambert as Connor McLeod Bruce Payne as Kell Genre: Fantasy Year of Release: 2000 ------------------------------------ JoBlo's Movie Emporium http://www.joblo.com/ ------------------------------------ (c) 2000 Berge Garabedian
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A highly placed mage in the court of the Ghastly Eyrie, Dragonus lives a troubled existence. Sworn by birth to protect whoever sits within the Nest of Thorns, he hates the current Skywrath queen with all his soul. As a youth, high-born, he was a friend and companion to the eldest Skywrath princess, Shendelzare, first in line for the Nest. He had loved her warmly and unshakably, but as his studies took hold, his mind turned to arcane learning and the mastery of Skywrath sorcery.
Obsessed with matters aetherial, he missed the mundane signs of courtly treachery that hinted at a plot against Shendelzare, and lost his chance to foil it. When the court was shaken by a swift and violent coup, he emerged from his studies to discover his oldest and dearest friend had been lost to him. The Nest of Thorns now belonged to Shendelzare's ruthless younger sister, and Dragonus could do nothing. The magic of the Skywrath Mage serves only the sworn protector of the Skywrath scion, so to act against the Nest would render him helpless. He clings to his post, believing it to be the best hope of one day restoring his true love to her rightful place. Meanwhile, his secret is known only to the goddess Scree'auk, whose magic it was transformed Shendelzare from a crippled physical creature into an embodiment of pure vengeful energy.
While he dreams of restoring his beloved queen to the Ghastly Eyrie, he dreams even more desperately of restoring Shendelzare herself to a fully healed physical form. The duplicity of his role at court tortures him, for he is a noble and good-hearted creature; but the worst torture of all is imagining the hatred that Vengeful Spirit must hold in her heart for him.


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French PM promises new measures against spousal murder
by Agency ReportThe French Prime Minister, Edouard Philippe, on Monday, promised a series of new measures to prevent spousal murders.
The announcement came two days after tens of thousands of protesters marched in Paris and elsewhere, demanding an end to what activists have termed “femicide” or the killing of women.
Government figures show that 121 women and 28 men were killed by their partner or ex-partner in 2018.
Closing a two-month consultation process on tackling domestic violence, Philippe denounced what he said was the silence “of those, who want to see and hear nothing so as not to have problems”.
There was also a “collective silence about failures that we have until today, not wanted to be aware of,’’ he said.
“These forms of silence, kill.’’
“The way our whole society looks at this must change,’’ Philippe said, promising education on the topic in schools and compulsory sexual equality training for teachers.
But he admitted that “everyone is aware that this will be a slow process,’’ promising a range of more immediate measures, including extra social workers to support police and centres across France for rehabilitating those guilty of domestic violence.
Also, among the 30 measures announced are changes to facilitate doctors in passing on information about women at immediate risk, despite patient confidentiality requirements.
Philippe said that the recent focus on the issue has raised awareness, with calls to a hotline for victims rising from an average of 150 to 600 days since the consultation process started.
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java.lang.Object | +--waba.fx.SoundClip
SoundClip is a sound clip.
Support for sound clips varies between platforms. Under Java, sound clips are only supported by Java applets - not applications. This is primarily because AudioClips in Java weren't supported in Java applications until the JDK 1.2 without using undocumented method calls. Even when using applets, some Java virtual machines support .wav and .au sound files and some versions don't seem to support either format.
Using a Waba Virtual Machine, .wav format sound clips are supported under Win32 and WinCE. The WabaVM under PalmOS has no support for sound clips. Under Win32 and WinCE, the .wav files for sound clips must exist in a file outside of the programs warp (resource) file.
If you're playing a sound clip under a Windows CE device and you don't hear anything, make sure that the device is set to allow programs to play sounds. To check the setting, look at:
Start->Settings->Volume & Sounds
for the check box:
Enable sounds for: Programs
If it is not checked on, sound clips won't play.
Here is an example that plays a sound:
SoundClip s = new SoundClip("sound.wav"); s.play();
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SoundClip(String path)
Loads and constructs a sound clip from a file. |
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boolean |
play()
Plays the sound clip. |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
equals, hashCode, toString |
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public SoundClip(String path)
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public boolean play()
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T
- the type of the result of all set methods for method chainingpublic interface XMLBuilderProperties<T>
Definition of a parameters interface for XML configurations.
The XMLConfiguration
class defines a bunch of additional properties related to XML processing.
Important note: This interface is not intended to be implemented by client code! It defines a set of available properties and may be extended even in minor releases.
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
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T |
setDocumentBuilder(DocumentBuilder docBuilder)
Allows setting the
DocumentBuilder for parsing an XML document. |
T |
setEntityResolver(EntityResolver resolver)
Allows setting the
EntityResolver which maps entity references during XML parsing. |
T |
setPublicID(String pubID)
Sets the public ID of the DOCTYPE declaration.
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T |
setSchemaValidation(boolean f)
Sets the value of the schemaValidation flag.
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T |
setSystemID(String sysID)
Sets the system ID of the DOCTYPE declaration.
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T |
setValidating(boolean f)
Sets a flag whether schema/DTD validation should be performed.
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T setDocumentBuilder(DocumentBuilder docBuilder)
DocumentBuilder
for parsing an XML document. This is the most flexible way of customizing
XML processing.docBuilder
- the DocumentBuilder
to useT setEntityResolver(EntityResolver resolver)
EntityResolver
which maps entity references during XML parsing.resolver
- the EntityResolver
to useT setPublicID(String pubID)
pubID
- the public IDT setSystemID(String sysID)
sysID
- the system IDT setValidating(boolean f)
f
- the validation flagT setSchemaValidation(boolean f)
f
- the flag value, true for schema validation, false for DTD validationCopyright © 2001–2022 The Apache Software Foundation. All rights reserved.


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