Second City moving to waterfront tower next year
The comedy club will open multiple theatres at One York Street in late 2020
by Samantha EdwardsWith The Second City's current home on Mercer slated to become a condo, the comedy club is moving into new waterfront digs in late 2020.
The Second City will occupy third floor of One York Street, a large-scale tower complex at York and Harbour. The 28,700-square-foot space will contain three comedy theatres for live performances, as well as increased classroom space for the organization's improv training centre. In addition to the arts spaces, The Second City will also open a “games-driven bar” and restaurant.
As reported earlier this year, 51 Mercer is slated to become a 40-storey, 500-unit condo tower. CentreCourt and the current owners of the building, siblings Vonna and Tom Bitove, are developing the project.
In Toronto, the Second City counts Dan Aykroyd, Catherine O’Hara, Gilda Radner, Eugene Levy, Martin Short, Mike Myers and more as alumni.
“Our new home will allow us to continue the tradition of discovering new talent while affording us additional stages for diverse programming like She The People,” said Second City CEO and executive producer, Andrew Alexander in a press release.
Started in Chicago, the improv comedy company opened a theatre in Toronto in 1973. It has moved four times since then. From 1997, it has been located in the entertainment district, first at Blue Jays Way and now at Mercer. It’s new location is a stone’s throw from high-profile tourist draws such as the Scotiabank Arena, Rogers Centre, the CN Tower and Ripley’s Aquarium.
The final performance at the Mercer location is scheduled for November 2020.


Directions:
Guess the breed of cat in 10 guesses or less to win. Each correct letter guess gives George the cat a special treat. Make sure not to go over your 10 guess limit though, or George may get angry.
Click the photo button for to see a picture of the breed you're guessing.
Wins:
Current Word:
Guesses Left:
Letters Guessed:


Szymon Kulec
public override IAsyncResult BeginRead(
byte[] array,
int offset,
int numBytes,
AsyncCallback userCallback,
Object stateObject
)
public IAsyncResult BeginAccept(
Socket acceptSocket,
int receiveSize,
AsyncCallback callback,
Object state
)
Asynchronous .NET API for operations like
uses I/O Completion Ports
HANDLE WINAPI CreateIoCompletionPort(
_In_ HANDLE FileHandle,
_In_opt_ HANDLE ExistingCompletionPort,
_In_ ULONG_PTR CompletionKey,
_In_ DWORD NumberOfConcurrentThreads
);
[DllImport("kernel32.dll", SetLastError = true)]
public static extern IntPtr CreateIoCompletionPort(
IntPtr fileHandle,
IntPtr existingCompletionPort,
IntPtr completionKey,
uint numberOfConcurrentThreads
);
BOOL WINAPI GetQueuedCompletionStatus(
_In_ HANDLE CompletionPort,
_Out_ LPDWORD lpNumberOfBytes,
_Out_ PULONG_PTR lpCompletionKey,
_Out_ LPOVERLAPPED *lpOverlapped,
_In_ DWORD dwMilliseconds
);
[DllImport("kernel32.dll", SetLastError = true)]
public static extern bool GetQueuedCompletionStatus(
IntPtr CompletionPort,
out uint numberOfTransferredBytes,
out IntPtr completionKey,
out NativeOverlapped* overlapped,
uint milisecondsTimeout
);
BOOL WINAPI GetQueuedCompletionStatusEx(
_In_ HANDLE CompletionPort,
_Out_ LPOVERLAPPED_ENTRY lpCompletionPortEntries,
_In_ ULONG ulCount,
_Out_ PULONG ulNumEntriesRemoved,
_In_ DWORD dwMilliseconds,
_In_ BOOL fAlertable
);
typedef struct _OVERLAPPED_ENTRY {
ULONG_PTR lpCompletionKey;
LPOVERLAPPED lpOverlapped;
ULONG_PTR Internal;
DWORD dwNumberOfBytesTransferred;
} OVERLAPPED_ENTRY, *LPOVERLAPPED_ENTRY;
[DllImport("kernel32.dll")]
public static extern bool GetQueuedCompletionStatusEx(
IntPtr completionPort,
OverlappedEntry* entries,
uint count,
out uint entriesRemoved,
uint milisecondsTimeout,
bool alertable
);
public struct OverlappedEntry
{
public IntPtr CompletionKey;
public NativeOverlapped* Overlapped;
public UIntPtr Internal;
public uint NumberOfTransferredBytes;
}
BOOL WINAPI PostQueuedCompletionStatus(
_In_ HANDLE CompletionPort,
_In_ DWORD dwNumberOfBytesTransferred,
_In_ ULONG_PTR dwCompletionKey,
_In_opt_ LPOVERLAPPED lpOverlapped
);
[DllImport("kernel32.dll")]
public static extern bool PostQueuedCompletionStatus(
IntPtr completionPort,
uint numberOfBytes,
IntPtr completionKey,
NativeOverlapped* overlapped
);
// assumes no errors
var sender = new IntPtr(1);
var overlapped = stackalloc NativeOverlapped[1];
var port = NativeMethods.CreateIoCompletionPort(
InvalidHandle, IntPtr.Zero, IntPtr.Zero, 1);
NativeMethods.PostQueuedCompletionStatus(
port, (uint) 1, sender, overlapped);
uint byteCount;
IntPtr completionKey;
Overlapped* resultOverlapped;
uint timeoutInMiliseconds = 1;
NativeMethods.GetQueuedCompletionStatus(
port, out byteCount, out completionKey,
out resultOverlapped, timeoutInMiliseconds);
Szymon Kulec


Result
Designs
- Very close
- Execpt the single lug block
How to improve?
- Need to highlight key steps
- Need to decribe the outcome after each steps
- Steps need to be clear and easy
Challenges
- Understanding and imagining the product the author expecting
- Creating the steps that poeple can understand


Who We Are
MLH Localhost
MLH Localhost is a series of QAed, out-of-the-box workshops that anyone can use to learn and teach new skills
Alex Beciana
Born and raised in the suburbs of Long Island, NY (no one’s perfect). Writing the words that no one wants to read (jokes on you, you're here...I love you). The World’s Okay-est Guitarist - I play guitar and sing in a band called Ugly Americans. Living in a world of feeling nostalgic - I'm all about old cartoons and movies. I can be found at record stores, shows, behind the scenes at King Pizza Records, and always working on Sweet Static. Indulging in good times and exercising my demons.


ISL 2019-20 Live Streaming: Bengaluru FC vs Kerala Blasters FC – When and where to watch today's ISL match live
by Vishal SubramanianThe Indian Super League is back after the international break and club football could prove a welcome distraction to the Blue Tigers' struggles in qualification, as they were held to a 1-1 draw against Afghanistan and were edged out 1-0 by Oman. Defending champions Bengaluru FC host arch-rivals Kerala Blasters FC and tempers will flare, as both teams seek three points and in turn, bragging rights.
Going into the game, both sides have registered just a solitary victory so far this season and will look to gain momentum in the coming weeks, as they aim to make it through to the knockout stages. Bengaluru are unbeaten against the Blasters and will look to build on their 3-0 demolition of Chennaiyin FC in their previous league encounter, as talisman Sunil Chhetri finally got off the mark for the season.
Click here for key match facts, prediction and squad details in Sportskeeda's official match preview
Bengaluru FC official lineup: Gurpreet Singh Sandhu, Harmanjot Singh Khabra, Albert Serran, Juanan Gonzalez, Nishu Kumar, Dimas Delgado, Erik Paartalu, Raphael Augusto, Udanta Singh, Ashique Kuruniyan, Sunil Chhetri
Kerala Blasters official lineup: TP Rehenesh, Mohammad Rakip, Abdul Hakku, Raju Gaikwad, Jessel Carneiro, Prasanth Karuthadathkuni, Rahul KP, Sergio Cidoncha, Jeakson Singh, Bartholomew Ogbeche, Raphael Bouli
When is the Bengaluru FC vs Kerala Blasters FC in the ISL 2019-20?
The ISL encounter between Bengaluru FC and Kerala Blasters is on the 23rd of November 2019, Saturday.
What time is the kickoff between Bengaluru FC vs Kerala Blasters FC in the ISL 2019-20?
Bengaluru FC vs Kerala Blasters FC is scheduled to kickoff at the Kanteerava Stadium at 19:30 IST. (7:30 PM)
Where is Bengaluru FC vs Kerala Blasters FC in the ISL being played?
Defending champions Bengaluru FC host Kerala Blasters FC at the Sree Kanteerava Stadium, Bangalore, Karnataka.
Where can I watch ISL today’s match live between Bengaluru FC vs Kerala Blasters FC?
Bengaluru FC's clash with Kerala Blasters FC is live on the Star Sports Network and Hotstar.


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This contains several {_parameter parameters} that select various input modes.
The {Common_keyboard_algorithm} has sixteen choices, including various polyphonic, monophonic, arpeggiated, sequenced, and strum algorithms. The default choice is the first one, the basic polyphonic mode.
The {Common_footswitch_mode} parameter is shown as two sets of {_button buttons}, one to enable or disable the sustain {_footswitch}, the other to choose from the various modes of the left footswitch.
The {Common_ribbon_algorithm} determines how the value generated by the optional {_ribbon} controller is affected by touching, sliding, and releasing.


Web Technology
Understanding how the web works
The internet refers to all the computers connected all over the world, while the world wide web is a form of transmitting data over the internet using the HTTP protocol and HTML.
The Internet
Email
SMS messaging
Application data
World Wide Web
World Wide Web
Runs over the Internet
Transfers data using HTTP
Clients
Browsers
Mobile Apps
Screen Readers
Content Aggregators
Working with clients and servers
Requests are made to servers every time something is typed or clicked. Urls are used to locate the service content. DNS servers are used to translate Urls into ip addresses.
The DNS and why it matters.
Domain Name Server (DNS). Websites are assigned unique ip addresses to identify their locations. Domain names are also assigned to the same website to make them easier for us to remember instead of numbers. DNS servers are used to translate domain names back and forth into ip addresses.


Proximal Policy Optimization
Actions space: Discrete|Continuous
References: Proximal Policy Optimization Algorithms
Network Structure
Algorithm Description
Choosing an action - Continuous actions
Run the observation through the policy network, and get the mean and standard deviation vectors for this observation. While in training phase, sample from a multi-dimensional Gaussian distribution with these mean and standard deviation values. When testing, just take the mean values predicted by the network.
Training the network
- Collect a big chunk of experience (in the order of thousands of transitions, sampled from multiple episodes).
- Calculate the advantages for each transition, using the Generalized Advantage Estimation method (Schulman '2015).
- Run a single training iteration of the value network using an L-BFGS optimizer. Unlike first order optimizers, the L-BFGS optimizer runs on the entire dataset at once, without batching. It continues running until some low loss threshold is reached. To prevent overfitting to the current dataset, the value targets are updated in a soft manner, using an Exponentially Weighted Moving Average, based on the total discounted returns of each state in each episode.
- Run several training iterations of the policy network. This is done by using the previously calculated advantages as targets. The loss function penalizes policies that deviate too far from the old policy (the policy that was used before starting to run the current set of training iterations) using a regularization term.
- After training is done, the last sampled KL divergence value will be compared with the target KL divergence value, in order to adapt the penalty coefficient used in the policy loss. If the KL divergence went too high, increase the penalty, if it went too low, reduce it. Otherwise, leave it unchanged.


Configuration:
If you're using the default options, you don't have to do anything to activate the feature. If you're using custom options, make
sure to activate the setting renderInteractiveForms: true
. Caveat. starting with pdf.js 2.11, the parameter has
been renamed to renderForms
.
`[(formData)]` links the fields in the PDF form with your Angular component. Note that `(formDataChange)` reports every filled input field of the PDF file, including fields you didn't send with `[formData]`.
You can access low-level form data using NgxExtendedPdfViewerService.getFormData().
You can use this demo to find out the names of the fields in the PDF file.
Caveat: The API is subject to change.
| Name | Coordinates (0, 0) = bottom left |
Page number | Json (a small selection) |
| {{ field.fieldName }} | {{ field.rect }} | {{ field.pageNumber }} | {{ field | json }} |
You can download the PDF file as a BLOB. The user can fill the PDF form, and you can download the file containing the user's input.
{{ downloaded }}


1 Chronicles 1:32
Now the sons of Keturah, Abraham's concubine: she bare Zimran, and Jokshan, and Medan, and Midian, and Ishbak, and Shuah. And the sons of Jokshan; Sheba, and Dedan.


Namespace Rezolver
Classes
AliasTargetContainerExtensions
Contains extension methods for ITargetContainer to create targets which alias others by different types.
CachingContainerBase
Builds on the ContainerBase base class to introduce thread-safe caching of compiled targets so they are only compiled once per requested type.
Only creatable through inheritance.
ChildTargetContainer
A version of TargetContainer which overrides the registrations of another (the Parent).
ConstructorBinding
Represents a binding specifically to a class constructor, optionally with an additional set of MemberBindings to be used to initialise a new instance's properties or fields directly.
Container
The standard IOC container class in Rezolver.
ContainerBase
Starting point for implementations of IContainer - only creatable through inheritance.
ContainerBase.DirectResolveCompiledTarget
Used when an ITarget is also of the same type as the one for which it is returned by the Fetch(Type) method of the Targets container.
In this case, the target is not compiled, but instead is simply returned as the desired object.
ContainerBase.MissingCompiledTarget
Used as a sentinel type when a type cannot be resolved by a ContainerBase instance. Instead of returning a null ICompiledTarget instance, the container will construct an instance of this type (typically through GetMissingTarget(Type), which caches singleton instances of this class on a per-type basis) which can then be used just as if the lookup succeeded.
ContainerResolveExtensions
Extension methods for IContainer which provide shortcuts for the Resolve(ResolveContext) operation.
ContainerScope
Standard implementation of the IContainerScope interface.
ContainerScopeExtensions
Standard extensions for the IContainerScope
ContainerScopeResolveExtensions
Extensions for IContainerScope so that instances of that interface present a similar set of functionality to IContainer.
DecoratingTargetContainer
Implements service decoration in an ITargetContainer, producing instances of the DecoratorTarget when Fetch(Type) or FetchAll(Type) are called.
The best way to add a decorator to your target container is to use the extension method RegisterDecorator<TDecorator, TDecorated>(ITargetContainerOwner) or its non-generic equivalent.
DecoratorTargetContainerExtensions
Extensions for ITargetContainerOwner which simplify the registration of decorators (via the DecoratingTargetContainer pseudo-target)
DefaultMemberBindingBehaviour
WILL BE RENAMED TO AllMembersBindingBehaviour IN 1.2 - SEE https://github.com/ZolutionSoftware/Rezolver/issues/7 FOR MORE
The default implementation of IMemberBindingBehaviour when you are creating a ConstructorTarget or GenericConstructorTarget and you want publicly writable properties and public fields to be assigned values obtained from the container.
If you do not require properties or fields to be bound from the container, then use a null IMemberBindingBehaviour.
DelegateTargetContainerExtensions
Extension methods for ITargetContainer designed to simplify the registration of DelegateTarget and its numerous generic variants.
EnumerableTargetBuilderExtensions
Houses an extension method which enables native resolving of IEnumerables of services on ITargetContainer containers which, in turn, enables it for any ContainerBase containers which use that target container.
ExceptionResources
A strongly-typed resource class, for looking up localized strings, etc.
ExpressionFunctions
This type is only used when using expressions as targets(via the ExpressionTarget type) - it's functions serve no actual purpose other than to act as hooks to create specific ITarget objects in place of static code.
All the functions will throw a NotImplementedException if called at runtime.
ExpressionTargetContainerExtensions
Extensions for to simplify registering expressions in an ITargetContainer.
GenericTargetContainer
A special type of ITargetContainerOwner which stores targets (and potentially other containers) which are specifically keyed either to a particular open generic type or a closed generic built from it.
MemberBinding
Represents the binding of an ITarget to a property or field of a given type.
Not to be confused with the type of the same name from the System.Linq.Expressions namespace, although they are technically equivalent.
MethodBinding
Represents a binding to a method whose arguments will be supplied by ITarget instances.
MethodCallExtractor
Used to help grab method and constructor info from expressions (which is easier than writing long strings of reflection code).
For example:
MethodCallExtractor.ExtractCalledMethod(() => Console.WriteLine("foo"))
Will return the MethodInfo for the WriteLine
method of the Console
class.
MultipleTargetContainerExtensions
Extensions for registering multiple targets individually and against the same type
ObjectTargetContainerExtensions
Extensions for ITargetContainer relating to registering concrete instances via the ObjectTarget target.
OverridingContainer
An IContainer which can override the resolve operations of another. This is useful when you have a core application-wide container, with some objects being customised based on some ambient information, e.g. configuration, MVC Area/Controller, Brand (in a multi-tenant application for example) or more.
ParameterBinding
Represents a binding between a method parameter and an ITarget
RegisterTypeTargetContainerExtensions
Extensions for ITargetContainer to provide shortcuts for the simplest cases of registering ConstructorTarget and GenericConstructorTarget targets.
ResolveContext
Captures the state for a call to Resolve(ResolveContext) (or TryResolve(ResolveContext, out Object)), including the container on which the operation is invoked, any IScopedContainer that might be active for the call (if different), and the type that is being resolved from the IContainer.
ScopedContainer
Extends the Container to implement lifetime implicit scoping through the Scope that's created along with it.
Implementation of the IScopedContainer interface.
ScopedTargetContainerExtensions
Extensions for ITargetContainer to provide shortcuts for registering constructor-injected types whose lifetimes are slaved to that of a parent IScopedContainer.
All of the extension methods ultimately create a ScopedTarget
SingletonTargetContainerExtensions
Extension methods for the ITargetContainer interface which simplify the registration of singletons.
Target
Provides static factory methods (including extension methods) for creating numerous types of targets from the Rezolver.Targets namespace.
TargetContainer
Root container for ITargets that can be used as the backing for the standard IContainer classes - Container and ScopedContainer.
Stores and retrieves registrations of ITargets, is also Generic type aware, unlike its base class - TargetDictionaryContainer.
TargetCreationExtensions
Has been replaced by the Target static class, and will be removed in 1.2
TargetDictionaryContainer
An ITargetContainerOwner implementation that stores and retrieves ITarget and ITargetContainer by type.
TargetListContainer
An ITargetContainer that stores multiple targets in a list.
This is not a type that you would typically use directly in your code, unless you are writing custom logic/behaviour for ITarget registration.
Interfaces
IChildTargetContainer
An ITargetContainer that inherits all registrations from a (Parent) target container. If it cannot resolve a target for a particular type, will defer to its parent for fallback.
ICompiledTarget
Provides an abstraction for creating objects based on a given ResolveContext - this is the ultimate target of all Resolve(ResolveContext) calls in the standard container implementations within the Rezolver framework.
IContainer
The primary IOC container interface in the Rezolver framework.
IContainerScope
This is an IContainer-like object (resolving functionality is provided through the extension methods in the ContainerScopeResolveExtensions class) which provides lifetime scoping for disposable objects, and scoped singleton functionality for any object.
Implementations of this interface must, in their implementation of IScopeFactory, create a child scope of this scope.
IMemberBindingBehaviour
Describes a type which discovers and creates property/field bindings, typically for use when creating a new instance.
IScopedContainer
An IContainer that also has a Scope attached to it.
Many applications will use such a container as the root container to use as anchors for things like scoped singletons.
IScopeFactory
Represents an object from which a scope can be created
ITarget
Represents an action to be performed in order to obtain an object to satisfy a call to Resolve(ResolveContext), when the standard implementations of IContainer are used (e.g. Container).
ITargetContainer
Stores and retrieves ITarget instances, keyed by the type of service that the targets are registered against.
This is where all your service registrations will ultimately go.
ITargetContainerOwner
Interface for an ITargetContainer which also contains other target containers.
It is not typically used by your application code since it's primarily an infrastructure interface - if you are extending the API, however, then you might need to work with it.
Enums
ScopeBehaviour
Describes different ways in which objeects interact with scopes.


{%- endmacro %}
{% macro write_previous_next_pagination(
prev_query_params, next_query_params, sort_by_time=false) -%}
{{ write_pagination(
'Previous', prev_query_params, 'Next', next_query_params, sort_by_time) }}
{%- endmacro %}
{% macro write_earlier_later_pagination(
prev_query_params, next_query_params, sort_by_time=true) -%}
{{ write_pagination(
'Earlier', prev_query_params, 'Later', next_query_params, sort_by_time) }}
{%- endmacro %}
{% macro write_sign_in_instructions() -%}
Sign in through Steam or through Twitch.
{%- endmacro %}
{% macro write_star_matches_reason() -%}
Browse all matches and star any upcoming matches that you don't want to miss.
{%- endmacro %}
{% macro write_star_teams_reason() -%}
Browse all teams and star any teams whose upcoming matches you don't want to miss.
{%- endmacro %}
{% macro write_star_streamers_reason() -%}
Browse all streamers and star any streamers whose upcoming streams you don't want to miss.
{%- endmacro %}
{% macro write_star_matches_effect() -%}
If a upcoming match you starred is being streamed
{%- endmacro %}
{% macro write_star_teams_effect() -%}
If a team you starred is playing in an upcoming match that is being streamed
{%- endmacro %}
{% macro write_star_streamers_effect() -%}
If a streamer you starred is streaming an upcoming match
{%- endmacro %}
{% macro write_star_explanation(starred_type, logged_in) -%}


{{ $options := (dict "outputStyle" "compressed" "enableSourceMap" true "includePaths" (slice "node_modules")) }}


--- yaml layout: 'default' title: 'Home' ---
We've copied over the Twitter Bootstrap Skeleton for you already, which is what you're currently viewing. Step through the guide below and we'll walk you through the process of working with your first docpad website :-)
DocPad (like Jekyll) is a static website generator, unlike Jekyll it's written in CoffeeScript+Node.js instead of Ruby, and also allows the template engine complete access to the document model. This means you have unlimited power as a CMS and the simplicity of a notepad.
Bootstrap is a toolkit from Twitter designed to kickstart development of webapps and sites. It includes base CSS and HTML for typography, forms, buttons, tables, grids, navigation, and more.


GeoMesa Avro Binary Format Example¶
This tutorial shows how to use Java to serialize and deserialize GeoMesa data to and from the Avro format.
About this Tutorial¶
In the spirit of keeping things simple, the code in this tutorial only does a few small things:
- Queries GeoMesa for SimpleFeatures
- Writes the data to an Avro file
- Reads the data back out of the Avro file
Choice of Backing Storage¶
This tutorial will work with several different back-ends. For simplicity, the rest of the tutorial will assume the use of HBase. Alternatively, you may use Accumulo, Cassandra, or the GeoMesa FileSystem DataStore. If not using HBase, the commands in the rest of the tutorial will vary slightly.
Prerequisites¶
Before you begin, you must have the following:
- Java JDK 1.8
- Apache Maven 3.2.2 or later
- a GitHub client
- Completion of the GeoMesa quick start for your choice of back end
Warning
This tutorial will use the data you wrote in the initial quick start, so make sure you complete that first.
Download and Build the Tutorial¶
Pick a reasonable directory on your machine, and run:
$ git clone https://github.com/geomesa/geomesa-tutorials.git
$ cd geomesa-tutorials
Warning
Make sure that you download or checkout the version of the tutorials project that corresponds to your GeoMesa version. See About Tutorial Versions for more details.
To ensure that the tutorial works with your environment, modify the pom.xml
to set the appropriate versions for HBase, Hadoop, etc.
For ease of use, the project builds a bundled artifact that contains all the required dependencies in a single JAR. To build, run:
$ mvn clean install -pl geomesa-tutorials-hbase/geomesa-tutorials-hbase-avro -am
Note
The module name will vary depending on choice of back end.
Run the Tutorial¶
On the command-line, run:
$ java -cp geomesa-tutorials-hbase/geomesa-tutorials-hbase-avro/target/geomesa-tutorials-hbase-avro-$VERSION.jar \
org.geomesa.example.hbase.avro.HBaseAvroTutorial \
--hbase.zookeepers <zookeepers> \
--hbase.catalog

where you provide the following arguments:
<zookeepers>
the HBase Zookeeper quorum. If you installed HBase in stand-alone mode, this will belocalhost
. Note that for most use cases, it is preferable to put thehbase-site.xml
from your cluster on the GeoMesa classpath instead of specifying Zookeepers.

the name of the table that holds your quick-start data
Note
The path, class name, and required arguments will vary depending on choice of back end.
The code will query GeoMesa for data, write it to a byte array, and then read it back out:
Loading datastore
Querying data store and writing features to Avro binary format
Wrote 2356 features as 72680 bytes
Reading features back from Avro binary format
01 719024896=719024896|UNITED STATES|USA|SENATE||042|2|1|2|2|Texas, United States|US|2017-12-31T00:00:00.000Z|POINT (-97.6475 31.106)
02 719024892=719024892|UNITED STATES|USA|DEPUTY||010|4|1|4|3|Abbeville, South Carolina, United States|US|2017-12-31T00:00:00.000Z|POINT (-82.379 34.1782)
03 719024891=719024891|UNITED STATES|USA|||010|2|1|2|3|Ninety Six, South Carolina, United States|US|2017-12-31T00:00:00.000Z|POINT (-82.024 34.1751)
04 719024889=719024889|SENATE||UNITED STATES|USA|043|2|1|2|3|Washington, District of Columbia, United States|US|2017-12-31T00:00:00.000Z|POINT (-77.0364 38.8951)
05 719024890=719024890|NIGERIA|NGA|PRESIDENT||020|2|1|2|4|Ibadan, Oyo, Nigeria|NI|2017-12-31T00:00:00.000Z|POINT (3.89639 7.38778)
06 719025151=719025151|ARGENTINE|ARG|DIOCESE||010|3|1|3|4|Corrientes, Corrientes, Argentina|AR|2018-01-01T00:00:00.000Z|POINT (-58.8341 -27.4806)
07 719027031=719027031|UNITED STATES|USA|||193|4|1|4|1|Brazil|BR|2018-01-01T00:00:00.000Z|POINT (-55 -10)
08 719025141=719025141|AFRICA|AFR|DIPLOMAT||040|4|1|4|1|South Africa|SF|2018-01-01T00:00:00.000Z|POINT (26 -30)
09 719025751=719025751|GOVERNMENT||||071|10|1|10|4|Maputo, Maputo, Mozambique|MZ|2018-01-01T00:00:00.000Z|POINT (32.5892 -25.9653)
10 719025053=719025053|||NIGERIAN|NGA|100|1|1|1|1|Angola|AO|2018-01-01T00:00:00.000Z|POINT (18.5 -12.5)
Read back 2356 total features
Done
Looking at the Code¶
The source code is meant to be accessible for this tutorial. The main logic is contained in
the generic org.geomesa.example.avro.GeoMesaAvroTutorial
in the geomesa-tutorials-common
module,
which is datastore agnostic. The encoding happens in the queryFeatures
method:
// some code omitted for clarity
try (AvroDataFileWriter writer = new AvroDataFileWriter(out, sft, -1)) {
while (reader.hasNext()) {
writer.append(reader.next());
n++;
}
writer.flush();
}
try (AvroDataFileReader reader = new AvroDataFileReader(new ByteArrayInputStream(bytes))) {
while (reader.hasNext()) {
SimpleFeature feature = reader.next();
}
}


Zigbee network by Dresden Elektronik
You can use the webui Phoscon or the VNC based deCONZ
Phoscon
deCONZ


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java.lang.Object systemic.sif.sifcommon.subscriber.queue.SubscriberQueue<T>
public class SubscriberQueue<T extends BaseMessage>
This class encapsulates a standard BlockingQueue from the java.util.concurrent package. It only gives access to the blocking put() and take() method. This is the desired behaviour for agents that allow for multi-threaded subscribers that must follow the producer-consumer design pattern. A further advantage of encapsulating the lower level blocking queue is that further functionality can be provided to this SubscriberQueue queue such a 'persistence', notification etc. without the need of changes in the classes that use this SubscriberQueue class.
Note:
At this point in time the persistence functionality is not yet implemented. This might be a future
feature. This means if the system should go down, the messages currently held in the queue are lost.
One needs to carefully analyse what capacity of the subscriber queue shall be as this is the maximum
number of lost messages in case of a system failure.
| Constructor Summary | |
|---|---|
SubscriberQueue(int capacity,
java.lang.String queueID,
java.lang.String workingDir)
This initialises the Subscriber Queue for use in multi-threaded environment. |
| Method Summary | |
|---|---|
T |
blockingPull()
This method returns the next available message from the queue. |
void |
blockingPush(T subscriberMsg)
This method attempts to put a SubscriberMessage on to the SubscriberQueue. |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
|---|
equals, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
| Constructor Detail |
|---|
public SubscriberQueue(int capacity, java.lang.String queueID, java.lang.String workingDir)
capacity
- The max capacity of elements that can be held by this queue. Generally that should be
a low number but theoretically can be any number.queueID
- A unique name representing this queue. This ID should not contain any white spaces. In
fact all white spaces will be removed from this value. Once persistence is implemented
this name will be used as part of the persistence store identification.workingDir
- This is a directory that might be used for temporary or permanent storage once persistence
is implemented. This should point to a valid directory that will be created if it
doesn't exist.| Method Detail |
|---|
public void blockingPush(T subscriberMsg)
subscriberMsg
- The element to be put on the queue.public T blockingPull()
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A developer should have code well commented and preform the function as stated.
A developer should not lie to the public when asked about functionality.
Voicing Concerns
If a developer feels uncomfortable about a project request voice the concerns.
If a developer would be required to perform an unethical action, make a decision on continuing participation.
Follow the Law
Follow the law as written.
Law can sometimes be ambiguous, and a project may come up that remains legal but does not follow the spirt of the law in this case make informed decision to continue participation.


Hi!👋🏾 my name is
Chiemeziem Nwaiwu.
I am a sophomore majoring in Computer Software Engineering at the University of Central Oklahoma and
welcome to my portfolio website!
Feel free to look around to get to know me a little bit better.


Introduction to Ionize Admin
This chapter will not focus on what is a controller, how Ionize's controllers load models or connect to the database.
If you want to learn more about these topics, visit the CodeIgniter website, because Ionize is based on CodeIgniter.
But...
You will learn the basic of the Ionize administration panel and how the Ionize interface works.
These chapters also describe some specific Ionize libraries.
Admin Panel folders organization
Except for the /themes/admin/ folder, the Ionize administration folder organization follows the standard CodeIgniter application organization.
Important Admin panel folders
| Folder | Usage | Description |
|---|---|---|
| /application/controllers/admin/ | Controllers | All administration controllers |
| /application/libraries/ | Libraries | Librairies shared by the admin panel and the website |
| /application/language/ | Admin panel languages files |
The translations files are used by the admin panel and aren't loaded when the website loads. Important : The language folders name follows the ISO 639-1 standardized nomenclature. |
| /application/models/ | Models | Models shared by the admin panel and the website |
| /application/views/core/ | Views | Default website page and article views. These views have nothing to do with the admin panel. |
| /themes/admin/ | Admin panel UI | Contains all the Administration Panel assets, the Admin javascript UI files and the admin views. |
Admin controllers
During the install process, you choose an admin URL, for example admin123.
All calls to http://your_domain.tld/admin123 will route to the corresponding controller in /application/controllers/admin/ folder.
How do the Admin panel starts ?
If the user's does not have at least the editor level (1000), he can be connected to the website but not to the Administration panel.
All Admin controllers inherit from MY_Admin(), which is protected by the Ionize Connect() library.
The only not protected controller is User(), which displays the login panel.
Once the user is connected, the default admin controller Desktop() is called.
Administration panel loading process :
- The Dekstop() controller loads the view : /themes/admin/views/desktop.php,
- The desktop.php view displays the top menu and loads several JS libs, including the Mocha UI application and the init-ionize.js lib,
- initializeColumns() (in init-ionize) creates the centrals 2 columns (#sideColumn and #mainColumn) and calls through XHR :
- the Structure() controller for displaying the website structure in the side column
- the Dashboard() controller for displaying the dashboard in the main column.
Once the desktop is loaded, all other content is loaded through XHR, using Mocha UI or Ionize's javascript libraries which extends Mocha.
What's important in the loading process ?
- The Mocha UI javascript application : located in /themes/admin/javascript/mocha/mocha.js
- The Ionize init functions : located in /themes/admin/javascript/mocha/init-ionize.js
The Ionize Javascript framework : An extension of Mocha UI
TODO...


YENI-CHO
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Goods
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Before Change
assign_tuple_sharding: If the sharding type should be a tuple.
use_sharding_op: If true, adds a sharding op to set the sharding.
return Sharding.tile(tile_assignment).apply_to_tensor(
tensor,
assign_tuple_sharding=assign_tuple_sharding,
use_sharding_op=use_sharding_op)
def split(tensor,
split_dimension,
After Change
assign_tuple_sharding: If the sharding type should be a tuple.
use_sharding_op: If true, adds a sharding op to set the sharding.
if use_sharding_op:
tensor = tf2xla.sharding(tensor)
Sharding.tile(tile_assignment).apply_to_tensor(
tensor,
assign_tuple_sharding=assign_tuple_sharding
)
return tensor
def split(tensor,
split_dimension,


Aries
Aries : (March 21 – April 20)
Today you will remain positive and will be able to influence others. And people will get charmed with your sharp wit and humour. You will contact with the high and the mighty. They will be prove to be very beneficial in days ahead. It is also time for introspection and thinking in your relations with mate. You will feel the need to make it better.


Search and share backpacking trips around the world
Whereabouts gives the world a community of individuals searching and sharing adventures. Focusing on backpacking and road trips, we give users a simple way to route their trip and share important details along the way. Using our google map API, you're able to pin point each stop you make as well as any special locations you found interesting along your travels. We also encourage travelers to share other knowledge or advice through a series of quetions before submitting your adventure. This gives adventureres like yourself an option to search different adventures to give them a better understanding of what will be needed if they are to do a similar trip.


- Characteristics:
- unusual ability to take God at His Word
- knowing that God responds with miracles in certain situations
- have a strong grasp on the power of God
- Cautions:
- faith without works
- lack of preparation
- getting ahead of God
- judging those who want to wait, prepare or research
- Biblical Example: Hebrews 11


Elder Arin:
Please bring back Master Toma's contribution. No doubt he is traveling and simply forgot about the due date... Ah, he can be so elusive -- I heard some time ago that he was fishing on the
northern coast
...


Introduction
If you already understand how to work with projectile motion, then that's great (seePrecalculus);
but that will grant you no marks on the AP Physics Exam nor will you have any understanding of the mechanics behind the motion.
Lesson
2-D motion is described using the resultant of vectors, specifically an x-component and y-component of velocity.
When an object is thrown, it is propelled forward with a constant horizontal speed. This x-component can be represented by
the equation Δx = vxt.
The vertical component is different, as it changes due to gravity (ay = gsinθy [acceleration due to gravity] = -9.81 m/s²).
The acceleration due to gravity is normally negative because of the direction being 270°, and sin270° = -1.
Δy = v0yt + ½ayt².
Now we have discovered our two-dimensional equations for the object.
Let's say we have the path of motion for a ball thrown horizontally from a cliff represented by the following graph:
Our vertical displacement, Δy, is -9 meters and our horizontal displacement, Δx, is 6 meters.
What is the original velocity of the ball?
Let's put all of the information we know about the problem into a table:
Our intiial vertical velocity is zero because the ball was thrown horizontally. To solve for time, let's input our y-values into the verticial eqaution:
-9 = 0 * t + ½(-9.8)t², which simplies to
-9 = -4.9t².
Finally, if we solve for t, we get that the time it took for the ball to hit the ground was approximately 1.4 seconds.
We can input this value into our horizontal equation:
6 = vx×1.4, which means that vx is approximately 4.3 meters per second.
Therefore, the answer to our question is that the ball was originally thrown at 4.3 m/s.
Here is another example of a problem involving two-dimensional motion:


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Audit approach for 16 to 19 study programmes funded by the Education Funding Agency.
This publication sets out the audit approach for 16 to 19 provision funded by the Education Funding Agency ( EFA ).
The audit approach applies directly to charitable and commercial providers ( CCPs ). The principles are also relevant to specialist post-16 institutions ( SPIs ), academies, local authority schools and college providers.


VoIP and SIP Integration
There are multiple ways to integrate with VoIP and or SIP. OpenMeetings does not provide out of the box a ready to run VoIP integration / integration to cell phone or usual land lane. The nature of such integrations is that it depends heavily on the infrastructure that you are using and where you would like to integrate OpenMeetings into.
It also depends on a number of factors of which OpenMeetings is impossible to set up for you, for example setting up your VoIP server or provide you with a range of telephone numbers reserved for conference calls in your national phone network. Such an integration project is likely to become a consulting job for a telecommunications consultant.
To get help on the integration you can contact the mailing lists or for example somebody from the list of commercial support.
Asterisk Integration
You need Apache OpenMeetings version 6.0+ to apply this guide!
You need Asterisk version 16+ to apply this guide!
Here is the instruction how-to set up integration between OpenMeetings and Asterisk on Ubuntu 18.04.
Prerequisites
sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade
Building and setting up Asterisk
sudo apt install build-essential sudo mkdir /usr/src/asterisk && cd /usr/src/asterisk sudo wget http://downloads.asterisk.org/pub/telephony/asterisk/releases/asterisk-16.13.0.tar.gz sudo tar -xvzf asterisk-16.13.0.tar.gz cd ./asterisk-16.13.0 sudo make clean sudo contrib/scripts/install_prereq install sudo ./configure sudo make menuconfig
Make sure you have selected (Asterisk WebRTC Config)
- Add-ons -> res_config_mysql
- Codec Translators -> codec_opus
- Resource Modules -> res_crypto
- Resource Modules -> res_http_websocket
- Resource Modules -> res_pjsip_transport_websocket
Press F12 to save
sudo make sudo make install sudo make samples sudo make config
Configure Asterisk
Enable asterisk MySQL module:
Modify [modules]
section of /etc/asterisk/modules.conf
Add/uncomment the following lines
preload => res_config_mysql.so
Configure MySQL module:
Set valid data for MySQL in /etc/asterisk/res_config_mysql.conf
:
Example
[general] dbhost = <IP_ADDRESS> dbname = openmeetings dbuser = root dbpass = dbport = 3306 dbsock = /var/lib/mysql/mysql.sock dbcharset = utf8 requirements=warn
Configure SIP module:
Modify /etc/asterisk/sip.conf
Add/uncomment the following lines
videosupport=yes rtcachefriends=yes
Increase maxexpiry value to 43200
maxexpiry=43200
Add user for the “SIP Transport”
[omsip_user] host=dynamic secret=12345 context=rooms-omsip transport=ws,wss type=friend encryption=no avpf=yes icesupport=yes directmedia=no allow=!all,ulaw,opus,vp8
Configure extensions:
Add next lines into the /etc/asterisk/extconfig.conf
:
[settings] sippeers => mysql,general,sipusers
Modify /etc/asterisk/extensions.conf
Add the following section:
; ***************************************************** ; The below dial plan is used to dial into a Openmeetings Conference room ; The first line DB_EXISTS(openmeetings/room/ does not belong to the openmeetings application ; but is the name of astDB containing the astDB family/key pair and values ; To Check if your astDB has been created do the following in a terminal window type the following: ; asterisk –rx “database show” ; If you do not receive an output with that resembles openmeetings/rooms/400## where “##” will equal ; the extension assigned when you created your room ; If you do not receive the above output check your parameters in ; /opt/om/webapps/openmeetings/WEB-INF/classes/openmeetings.properties ; Go back into the Administrator Panel and remove the PIN number in each room save the record with ; no PIN number and then re-enter the pin again resave the record. ; ***************************************************** [rooms] exten => _400X!,1,GotoIf($[${DB_EXISTS(openmeetings/rooms/${EXTEN})}]?ok:notavail) exten => _400X!,n(ok),SET(PIN=${DB(openmeetings/rooms/${EXTEN})}) exten => _400X!,n,Set(CONFBRIDGE(user,template)=sip_user) exten => _400X!,n,Set(CONFBRIDGE(user,pin)=${PIN}) exten => _400X!,n(ok),Confbridge(${EXTEN},default_bridge,) exten => _400X!,n,Hangup exten => _400X!,n(notavail),Answer() exten => _400X!,n,Playback(invalid) exten => _400X!,n,Hangup [rooms-originate] exten => _400X!,1,Confbridge(${EXTEN},default_bridge,sip_user) exten => _400X!,n,Hangup [rooms-out] ; ***************************************************** ; Extensions for outgoing calls from Openmeetings room. ; ***************************************************** [rooms-omsip] exten => _400X!,1,GotoIf($[${DB_EXISTS(openmeetings/rooms/${EXTEN})}]?ok:notavail) exten => _400X!,n(ok),Confbridge(${EXTEN},default_bridge,omsip_user) exten => _400X!,n(notavail),Hangup
Configure Confbridge
Modify /etc/asterisk/confbridge.conf
Add/Modify the following sections:
[general] [omsip_user] type=user marked=yes dsp_drop_silence=yes denoise=true [sip_user] type=user end_marked=yes wait_marked=yes music_on_hold_when_empty=yes dsp_drop_silence=yes denoise=true [default_bridge] type=bridge video_mode=follow_talker
Configure Asterisk Manager
To enable Asterisk Manager API modify /etc/asterisk/manager.conf
Add/Modify the following sections:
[general] enabled = yes webenabled = no port = 5038 bindaddr = <IP_ADDRESS> [openmeetings] secret = 12345 deny=<IP_ADDRESS>/<IP_ADDRESS> permit=<IP_ADDRESS>/<IP_ADDRESS> read = all write = all
Update OpenMeetings with credentials for Asterisk manager. Modify /opt/om/webapps/openmeetings/WEB-INF/classes/openmeetings.properties
find all properties start with sip.
and set it to your custom values.
IMPORTANT: this step should be done BEFORE system install/restore otherwise all SIP related room information will be lost
Configure Asterisk’s built-in HTTP server
To communicate with WebSocket clients, Asterisk uses its built-in HTTP server. Configure /etc/asterisk/http.conf
as follows:
[general] enabled=yes bindaddr=<IP_ADDRESS> ; or your Asterisk IP bindport=8088 tlsenable=yes tlsbindaddr=<IP_ADDRESS>:8089 tlscertfile=/etc/asterisk/keys/asterisk.crt tlsprivatekey=/etc/asterisk/keys/asterisk.key
Configure PJSIP
If you’re not already familiar with configuring Asterisk’s chan_pjsip driver, visit the res_pjsip configuration page.
Modify /etc/asterisk/pjsip.conf
as follows:
[transport-wss] type=transport protocol=wss bind=<IP_ADDRESS> ; All other transport parameters are ignored for wss transports.


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The four WCAG 2.0 success criteria for this experiment were selected as easy, hard, moderate, and long success criteria to understand. The success criteria are:
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To use thymus.js it obviously needs to be included in the page. Here is the minimal setup:
 <meta charset="utf-8" />
There are two required thymus.js attributes. The
thymus
id/namespace is used to identify the thymus.js script in
order to capture various attribute options on the script tag while
the
data-thx-context-path
is used for fragment path resolution and attribute path resolution. It should point
to the root context of the application relative to the page in
which thymus.js is loaded.
Fragments are simply defined using the
data-thx-fragment
attribute and assigning a unique fragment name/target to its
value. The fragment can then be used as either a replacement or
inclusion anywhere a
data-thx-replace
or
data-thx-include
attribute is found that contains matching fragment name/target.
Each
data-thx-replace
/
data-thx-include
attribute contains two parts that are separated by a "::"
(the separator can be overridden using the
data-thx-separator
attribute on the thymus.js script definition). The first
part is the URL and should point to the fragment content that will
be loaded. The second part defines the fragment name/target that
should be included or replaced with the returned result of the URL
(see the Path Resolution section for details
on how URLs are resolved and for fragment name options). The site
you are viewing uses the following fragment for the top navigation
bar that points to a URL frags/nav/nav and fragment called
topnav.

 ...

 ...

Of course, we could have also used a
data-thx-include
instead of
data-thx-replace
which would have appended the fragment rather than replacing the
placeholder:

 ...

 Top Nav

 Top Nav
 ...

Templates can also refer to fragments that exist in the same page
they are included/replaced in by using
this
or omitting the URL altogether (e.g.
data-thx-include="::selfTemp"
).

 ...

 ...
 ...

 ...

Not only can fragments be included or replaced
within a page, but the fragments themselves can load other
fragments (the number of levels of fragments within fragments can
be relatively endless). Just like normal fragments, each neseted
fragment will be processed asynchronously from its parent
fragment. This ensures that as a new fragment is discovered it
will be loaded and its content made available for any subsequent
fragments that are encountered that point to the same URL. It also
prevents unecessary calls for fragment content that may have more
than one fragment definition. The Guest User dropdown menu
in the top navigation bar illustrates the use of nested fragments.
When the frags/nav/nav fragment was encountered for the topnav
fragment it discovered a
data-thx-replace
within the results and proceeded to load frags/user/user
for the user fragment and loaded it into its parent
fragment. To illustrate this concept consider the following:

 ...

 ...

 ...

Almost every browser removes
head
attributes when parsing an HTML DOM. So, the thymus.js
script definition needs to have an additional attribute to handle
head
fragment inclusions (replcacements are treated the same as
includes for
head
tags). If the browser doesn't strip out the
data-thx-include
on the
head
tag it will be used. Otherwise, an attempt will be made to capture
data-thx-head-frag
as in the following example:
 <meta charset="utf-8" />
Although this duplicates the inclusion defintion it does provide
for cross-browser support. If this redundency disrupts your inner
chi you can ommit the
data-thx-include
attribute from the
head
tag and the
data-thx-head-frag
will still be picked up.
script
tags will be inserted individually in the order they are defined
within a fragment. Just like any other fragments that are loaded
script
tags found within a fragment will also fire a fragment
event for each script that is loaded within the fragment
destination. Multiple
script
tags can be wrapped in a parent node (like the following), but each
of them will still fire their own fragment event
individually.

Never Rendered (outside fragment)

My Page

My Page

script
tags that are defined in the scripts fragment that have a
normal URL
src
are not present in the resulting replacement. This is
because there is nothing to include/replace in the
DOM. However, any
script
that is inlined or contains a
src
with a
data:text/javascript,
will appear in the resulting DOM.
script
that is dynamically loaded by thymus.js include a
//# sourceURL=path/to/app.js
at the end of its source file. Some browsers like Google
Chrome will interperate the comment as a source mapping that will
identify the
script
in the debugger.
After each time an attempt to load a fragment is made a fragment
event is fired. Also, each
script
tag within a fragment will also fire its own fragment event.
Event propagation utilizes the JQuery event trigger
mechanism. Fragment events have full DOM capabilities (e.g. event.stopPropagation,
etc.) One way to listen to all incoming fragment events is to supply
a
function
to the
data-thx-onfrag
attribute on the thymus.js tag itself:
 <meta charset="utf-8" />
In the example above a
function
called fragListener is defined as the
data-thx-onfrag
. Every time an attempt is made to load a fragment and a response is
returned the window.fragListener function will be called.
Within the
function
,
this
will reference the element that initiated the fragment load while
the passed
event
will reference a fragment event. Supplied
functions can also contain additional argument values by adding them
to the function signature (e.g.
data-thx-onfrag="fragListener(event, 'myValue')"
). The function will always pass
event
as its first argument.
Similarly, we could have listened for the event using the element
where the include or replace attributes are defined by
doing
$(myTemplateElement).on(type, function(event){...})
- where
type
is one of the fragment event type prefixes
(e.g.
load.thx.frag
). A fragment event contains the following
properties:
type
beforeload.thx.frag
- before the fragment
has been retrieved (when the event.isDefaultPrevented()
returns true the fragment will not be retrieved)beforedom.thx.frag
- after the fragment
has been retrieved, but not updated in the DOM (when the event.isDefaultPrevented()
returns true the fragment will not be updated in the
DOM)afterdom.thx.frag
- after the fragment has
been retrieved and updated in the DOM (any child/nested
fragments may not be loaded yet)load.thx.frag
- after the fragment has
been retrieved, updated in the DOM and all child/nested
fragments have been loaded/cancelled/etc.fragUrl
fragStack
url
- the fragment URLtarget
- the fragment targetdestination
- the fragment destinationsource
- the fragment destinationfragPendingPeerCount
fragTarget
data-thx-fragment
, JQuery
selector used to select the fragment or the
function
called that handled the processing of the fragment
fragDestination
undefined
when the fragment is a
script
.
fragCount
fragCurrTotal
source
script
scope
html
node unless the fragment has been loaded manually via a
different node)
error
function
defined as the
data-thx-onfrag
must be available for execution at the time that the fragment event
received.data-thx-onfrag
attribute and/or registering a fragment
event listener; Both of which require evaluating the supplied fargment event. The second way is using a fragment result handler.
Similar to fragment events, a fragments event will be fired once an
attempt to load all of the fragments/
script
/etc. has been made. One way to capture fragments events is to
supply a
function
to the
data-thx-onfrags
on the thymus.js tag itself:
 <meta charset="utf-8" />
In the example above a
function
called done is defined as the
data-thx-onfrags
. Once an attempt is made to load all the defined
fragment/scripts/nested fragments and a response is returned for
each of them the example window.done
function
will be called with
this
referencing the element that initiated the loading of the fragments
(the HTML element when auto-loaded) and
event
referencing a fragments event. Supplied
functions can also contain additional argument values by adding them
to the function signature (e.g.
data-thx-onfrags="done(event, 'myValue')"
).
Similarly, we could have listened for the event using the element(s)
that initiated the loading of the include or replace
attributes by doing
$('html').on('load.thx.frags', function(event){...})
. A fragments event contains the following
properties:
type
load.thx.frags
which is used when programatically
registering a listener for the event)
fragCount
scope
html
node unless the fragments have been loaded manually via a
different node)
errors


If you see a faded sign by the side of the road that says
Fifteen miles to the, Love Shack, Love Shack yeah
I'm headin' down the Atlanta highway, Lookin' for the love getaway
Headed for the love getaway, love getaway
I got me a car, it's as big as a whale
And we're headin' on down to the Love Shack
I got me a Chrysler, it seats about twenty
So hurry up and bring your jukebox money
The Love Shack is a little old place where
We can get together, Love Shack baby
A Love Shack baby
Love Shack, baby Love Shack, Love Shack, baby Love Shack
Love Shack, baby Love Shack, Love Shack, baby Love Shack
Sign says, woo, stay away fools, 'Cause love rules at the Love Shack
Well it's set way back in the middle of a field
Just a funky old shack and I gotta get back
Glitter on the mattress, Glitter on the highway
Glitter on the front porch, Glitter on the hallway
The Love Shack is a little old place where
We can get together
Love Shack, baby, Love Shack, baby
Love Shack, that's where it's at
Love Shack, that's where it's at
Huggin' and a-kissin', dancin' and a-lovin'
Wearin' next to nothing 'cause it's hot as an oven
The whole shack shimmies, Yeah the whole shack shimmies
The whole shack shimmies when everybody's movin' around
And around and around and around
Everybody's movin', everybody's groovin' baby
Folks linin' up outside just to get down
Everybody's movin', everybody's groovin' baby
Funky little shack, Funky little shack
Hop in my Chrysler, it's as big as a whale
And it's about to set sail
I got me a car, it seats about twenty, so come on
And bring your jukebox money
The Love Shack is a little old place where
We can get together
Love Shack baby, A Love Shack baby
Love Shack, baby Love Shack, Love Shack, baby Love Shack
Love Shack, baby Love Shack (oh baby that's where it's at)
Love Shack, baby Love Shack (baby that's where it's at)
Bang bang bang on the door baby!, Knock a little louder baby!
Bang bang bang on the door baby! I can't hear you
Bang bang bang on the door baby! Knock a little louder sugar!
Bang bang bang on the door baby! I can't hear you
Bang bang bang on the door baby, knock a little louder
Bang bang on the door baby, bang bang! On the door baby, bang bang!
On the door, bang bang! On the door baby, bang bang!
You're what? Tin roof rusted!
Love Shack, baby Love Shack! Love Shack, baby Love Shack!
Love Shack, baby Love Shack! Love Shack, baby Love Shack!
Huggin' and a-kissin', dancin' and a-lovin'
At the Love Shack!


| dev_example {pkgload} | R Documentation |
dev_example
is a replacement for example
. run_example
is a low-level function that takes a path to an Rd file.
dev_example(topic, quiet = FALSE) run_example( path, run_donttest = FALSE, run_dontrun = FALSE, env = new.env(parent = globalenv()), quiet = FALSE, macros = NULL, run, test )
topic |
Name or topic (or name of Rd) file to run examples for |
quiet |
If |
path |
Path to |
run_donttest |
if |
run_dontrun |
if |
env |
Environment in which code will be run. |
macros |
Custom macros to use to parse the |
run, test |
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Vendors
Abigail Starling
I’m a professional comic illustrator, but in addition to comics I have prints, keychains, buttons, and stationery! I love working in a cute and colorful style, and also offer goods for multiple fandoms in addition to Pony!
Aero Art
Fabulous good for fabulous creatures! We have Charms/Keychains, metal pins, and tin buttons featuring your favorite characters so you can rep your fav with pride.
Amodwithoutamark
Swing on by for a little bit of everything! I’m selling stickers, charms, traditional and digital commissions, and hand-painted miniature watercolors of all your favorite ponies! Shipping is free for everything except for charms, so come take advantage of being able to find all the merch I’d be selling at a normal convention!
Animechristy
Hello! My name is Animechristy. I’m known for having a sparkly touch in my work, including my merchandise! I’ll be selling (Holographic) Keychains, Select prints (12 x 18, 11 x 17, 8.5 x 11 and 5 x 7), Stickers, and I’ll be having Ponyfest Online traditional commissions exclusives!
Ardail’s Coffey shop
Prints, wallscrolls, blankets, mousepads, keychains, drinkware
BefishProductions
Buttons, Stickers, Badges, and more! Lots of cutie patootie items, for your one-stop cutie market!
Boiler3 & Sweetcream
Art, charms, enamel pins, scarves, dakimakuras, buttons, badges and more!
Choco Pony Tarot & Flags
Selling Flags, Tarot Cards, Pins, Badges, and Pony themed merch and art.
CosmicKeyframe Productions
art prints, shadow boxes, clocks, papercraft, charms
Dawnfire’s Art
Stickers, bookmarks, lanyards, and (for this online con only) tiny, mailable commissions!
fannytastical
fannytastical’s got ya covered for acrylic charms, buttons, dakimakura, apparel, and more!
Fiaura The Tank Girl
Books, Plushies, Prints, Posters, Bottles, Bottlecaps, T-Shirts, Paintings, Collectables, Scarves, Dakimakura
Hibiscus Stitch
I make Handmade Plushies and cute buttons. Each plush is lovingly crafted with unique patterns I designed myself with multiple price points to make sure I have something for everyone!
KLPlushies
Plushies
LunarShine
LunarShine is your #1 retailer for fandom plushies, TSSSF cards, art books, pillowcases, wall scrolls, and so much more!
MidnightPremiere
Howdy! I am offering custom-pressed buttons from a variety of designs; mini poster prints of various sizes; and custom traditional commissions. Or, grab a Mystery Package that may include tote bags, pencil pouches, and more!
My Little Ties
Ties, bow ties, lapel pins, keychains, necklaces, flasks, shot glasses, dog tags, bottle openers, omamori (japanese good luck charms), LED glowing badges, lots of other stuff
Plush by Anto
Minature Pony Beanies
RatofDrawn
Showing my love for cute and colorful characters through my art!
Ruef n’Beeb
We sell a variety of goodies from Dakis, Drawstring bags and T-shirts to Enamel pins, lanyards and a ton of other stuff! Stop by and take a look!
Screwy Embroidery
Custom and premade embroidery and luggage/ key tags
Sky Railroad
MLP Card game named prance. It’s like Egyptian Rat Screw, but better, also flags, daki, and other trinkets!
Sophie Scruggs
Hi guys! I sell MLP themed enamel pins, shirts, hoodies, stickers, pillows, and more.
Taurson’s Cafe
I am a person who draws the cutest of arts that range of stickers, keychains, and buttons, along with doing traditional commissions as well, whether it be sketches, lineart, color or badges.
Techycutie
Hey I’m Techy! I sell a large assortment of cute pony keychains as well as buttons and body pillows.
The Chimera’s Den
Art prints, badges, physical commissions!
Traveling Pony Museum
The Traveling Pony Museum supports a collection of artists from around the world and has since 2012. Our shop has a little of everything and sales benefit the original artists! Minky soft artwork blankets, stickers and keychains, squishy cute mousepads, hardcover fanfiction books, over 40 designs freshly pressed onto your choosing of size & color T-shirt or bag, and more! We pack every order with a free sticker (except Media Mail book orders, sorry - blame USPS rules!).
Twisted Sketch Productions
Hi there, Twisted Sketch here! Convention artist doing art of multicolored ponies for nearly 10 years now. I sell commissions, tshirts, badges, stickers, decals, jewelry, buttons, pins, ect
Viw’s Art
Selling blankets, puzzles, woodcuts & prints. Also digital commissions


Hi! I'm a Developer who loves clean and elegant code!
I've made my home base in DFW, Texas, with my small growing family. My journey into tech started with a degree in Design/Drafting. As I started sharing my writing online, I was fascinated with how easily I could get my voice out there. I was hooked and wanted to learn how to build my own site to fit my own specific needs.
That curiosity then opened a door that could never be shut. When I learned how to build my first website, I realized I found something that gave me the freedom & versatility I was looking for in my work. Now I've made a full switch to front-end development, where I can use my organization skills and eye for detail to write clean, elegant code.
My focus is writing clean, well formatted, semantic HTML5 by hand to make sure that the content is easy to read, easy to collaborate, trouble-shoot and accessible.
I pride myself on writing CSS that is easy to read and build on. I focus on keeping my CSS lean and fast to load, and I make it a habit to stay up to date on current best practices.
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Overview of Mobile Development Options for the Google Maps API
Mano Marks, Google Geo APIs Team
December 2009
Contents
- Objective
- Introduction
- Google Maps API V3 in the Browser
- Google Maps API V3 in a Browser Embedded in a Native
Application
- Native Google Maps APIs
- Static Maps API
Objective
Several approaches to creating applications using Google Maps
on mobile devices exist. This article presents an overview of these options,
and helps you choose which option works best for your application.
Introduction
Traditionally, Maps applications have been developed for
viewing in web browsers running on desktop computers. While there are design
considerations based on the different display sizes and browser capabilities
used, the range of different devices and capabilities isn't
nearly as great as that in mobile devices. In order to develop for mobile
browsers, engineers have to carefully choose a development platform based on
their target users.
These constraints will likely start to melt
away as devices standardize on HTML 5 based JavaScript capable browsers.
However, in the meantime, Google provides you with options on different devices.
Google Maps API V3 in the Browser
The most capable phones — currently only Android devices and
iPhones — can use Google Maps API directly in the browser. Version 3 of the Google Maps API was designed for use in
these mobile browsers. This new API has low latency and provides you with a growing variety of
features.
Advantages:
- You allow users on any mobile device that supports HTML 5 and JavaScript to find
your page and load it on their device.
- You can use the same page for people searching the web on any device,
including computers and mobile devices.
- You can iterate quickly. You are not dependent on having device specific
native code.
- Users don't have to update their application when you make changes, they
simply load the page directly and your changes are there.
- When Google releases bug fixes or adds new features, they are
automatically added to your web page.
- Some phones, including Android and iPhone devices, have started
supporting the W3C Geolocation in the browser, which allows JavaScript
pages to utilize the current location of the device.
- JavaScript API provides built-in support for many features that the
existing native APIs do not, such as polylines and directions.
Disadvantages
- On smart phones, particularly Android, iPhone, and Blackberry, some
users rely on an App Store or Market to discover new content. Those users may not
find your page without a native app.
- You can't take advantage of special sensors in the loading device, such
as the accelerometer and compass, unless they expose that through a JavaScript
interface.
Google Maps API V3 in a Browser Embedded in a Native Application
Smart phones generally have objects that allow you to embed a
web browser into your application. This capability allows you to load your
page into an application running on the phone.
For more information, consult the following tutorials on developing embedded
V3 pages on mobile devices:
Advantages:
- You can iterate without updates, and cross-platform support, just like
loading the page directly in a browser.
- Apple App Store/Android Market availability provides another channel for
discovery.
- Lightweight browser code may be easier to deal with than native APIs.
- You can reuse the map portion of your application across different
platforms, including the web.
- You can take advantage of native data storage to store user data.
Disdvantages:
- Additional permission requirements on applications may scare off a few
users.
- Embedded browsers may be more limited than launchable browsers. Android,
for instance, doesn't allow you to use Gears with the embedded browser, and
only allows W3C Geolocation in version 2.0 or later.
- You have to maintain different code bases for different platforms.
Native Google Maps APIs
Two platforms, the iPhone and Android, currently provide native
API access to Google Maps. These APIs are limited to the operating system
of the phone they were built for, and are maintained by
those developers. New features in the native APIs are subject to the
release cycles of those platforms. Currently, only the iPhone and Android
platforms have native Google Maps APIs.
Advantages:
- Native access means only one code base per application. No need to
separately maintain a web server just for the map.
- Native APIs have better performance than loading a web page, though that
gap is narrowing.
- Tighter app integration with sensors on the device.
Disadvantages:
- Native APIs are developed at a slower pace, only changing when the
platform provider releases a new version of the platform OS. That may mean a
long wait to get new features in the API.
- The Native APIs are very different on Android and the iPhone. Their
interfaces are very different and they have different capabilities. Therefore,
you have to maintain a separate architecture for iPhone and Android.
- Neither has the full capabilities of the Google Maps API for JavaScript.
- With only an application in the Apple App Store or Android Market, web
discoverability is low.
- You have to rely on users to update your application, and for updates to
go through the App Store and Market approval process.
Static Maps API
Most mobile devices still do not support full, or any
JavaScript in their browsers. And most devices don't provide access to a native
mapping API. Google Maps provides a solution to this problem. The Static Maps API allows you to request an image using a
URL.
Advantages:
- Very low bandwidth
- Very low latency
- Simple development
- Widely supported
Disadvantages:
- It's only an image, not a slippy map. So it looks good but you can't
interact with it.
- Does not have the wide set of features of the JavaScript Maps API V3


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Friends are plenty when the purse is full but fair-weather friends fall
off in adversity. Books, like a true friend stand by us through thick and
thin. They uphold and encourage us when we feel sad and despondent.Books
bring enlightenment among the people and make them fond of knowledge.
Like the appetite which is removed by food, man has a craving for knowledge.
He is curious to know things.
This craving for knowledge is satisfied with the reading of books. Books
are our mute friends but they are not dumb. They speak in a language which
is understood by the heart of man. They bring us into communion with the
greatest minds of the world and of all ages.


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| def | calcNumberBins (lambda_i, omega_i, weights=None, adjusting=0) |
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Transform a set of real valued bins (0..1) into a set of integer bins, using the value of real data (omega) as the mean for the poisson distribution
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Calculates the value that would be found in a poisson distribution with lambda = mi at probability value X
Definition at line 2 of file mathUtil.py.
| def code.models.mathUtil.normalize | ( | auxList | ) |
Normalize the number of observations, to a value between 0 and 1
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Defines how many observations are less or igual to the sample It sorts the vector sample, and advances it until we find a value in it that is bigger than the sample
Definition at line 43 of file mathUtil.py.


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I am David Montañez a full time student studying Business Information Technology at Red River College with an interest in programing and web development.
I am David Montañez a full time student studying Business Information Technology at Red River College with an interest in programing and web development.


_Return_to_Paradise_ (R) *** (out of ****)
Give up three years of your life or let a friend hang. That is the moral dilemma facing two young men in _Return_to_Paradise_, a largely intriguing drama whose by-the-numbers paces are elevated to a higher level by the strong acting ensemble.
Sheriff (Vince Vaughn), Lewis (Joaquin Phoenix), and Tony (David Conrad) meet and bond during a month-long vacation in Malaysia, where they engage in all the pleasures "paradise" offers them: women, booze, and especially cheap hashish. When the month expires, Sheriff and Tony return home, leaving Lewis, who stays--in a not completely convincing plot point--to study endangered orangutans. Two years later, Sheriff and Tony, both in New York, learn from attorney Beth Eastern (Anne Heche) that Lewis has spent the ensuing years in a Malaysian prison, awaiting hanging for drug possession. According to Beth, if both Sheriff and Tony return to Malaysia and share responsibility for the hash, Lewis's life would be spared. In turn, however, they would also have to serve, along with Lewis, three years of hard time.
It's an intriguing moral dilemma, but with the unfortunate title _Return_to_Paradise_ (the film's original, comparatively less snappy title was _Force_Majeure_, the name of the 1990 French film on which it is loosely based), the decision that Sheriff and Tony arrive at appears to be a foregone conclusion, and director Joseph Ruben's slack pacing of Wesley Strick and Bruce Robinson's competent script does not add much in terms of suspense. Thus the effectiveness of the piece is reliant on the actors, and it is their effort that elevates _Return_to_Paradise_ into something special. The slick, selfish Sheriff follows a predictable character arc, but his evolution is made natural and involving by the charismatic Vaughn. He shares a nice rapport with Heche, who, after displaying her flair for light comedy earlier this summer in _Six_Days,_Seven_Nights_, shows she has strong dramatic abilities to match. As touching as she is, the emotional linchpin of the film is Phoenix, who creates a highly sympathetic and tragic figure with a minimum of screen time. Of the cast, Jada Pinkett Smith comes off the least impressively, but that's mostly due to her shallowly written and developed character, M.J. Major, an ambitious reporter bent on creating an sensational international incident with Lewis's case.
_Return_to_Paradise_ is not a great film, but its weighty concerns and the care and craft with which they are addressed make it a diverting dramatic oasis in the substance-parched late summer movie season.
Michael Dequina
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React CRUD Application
React CRUD Application is a Simple Create, Read, Update and Delete of some data taken from Restful API and made from React JS + Node JS Application. React JS is the frontend while Node JS works on the backend of the code.
Why this architecture? It is made like this to solve the Cross Origin Resource Sharing (CORS) Error from any ways possible. The REST API (which is in Spring Framework) is working on the protocol http and the React app is working on the protocol https. So you get the point. I will be posting this really soon on my blog (https://medium.com/@sulabh4/). Follow me on that.
For the API call, I have used axios which is really small and easy than the AJAX + Promise code. Axios uses promise based HTTP client for the browser and node.js.
Yes, and also, Material UI is used to enhance the page. All the looks and feels of the page resembles to Google Material Design.
A Real Production Application can be made with this codebase if contributors are there to help. If anybody is interested than they can also edit the REST API, which is on Spring, is also on the other side of the repository. Here's a quick link for that (https://github.com/codexponent/springcrudapp). Everybody is welcome!!
Status
Download and Installation
To begin using this project, follow the following options to get started:
- Clone the repo:
git clone https://github.com/codexponent/reactcrudapp.git
- Fork, or Download on GitHub
Usage
npm install
Install the dependenciesnpm run start
Start the server- Go to
localhost:3000
and see the app start
Features
- Express.js and React.js with the simplest of code
- Axios for easier HTTP Calls
- Hosted on Heroku
- Material Design
Contribute
- Issue Tracker: https://github.com/codexponent/reactcrudapp/issues
- Source Code: https://github.com/codexponent/reactcrudapp
- Contributors: https://github.com/codexponent/reactcrudapp/contributors.txt
Support
If you are having issues, please let us know. I have a mailing list located at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Copyright and License
Copyright 2018 Codexponent. Code released under the [MIT]license.


Index
A B C E G H I K M N P R S T U
All Classes All Packages
All Classes All Packages
All Classes All Packages
R
- register(String, String, String, String) - Method in class structure.User
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Registers the instance account in the server.
- remove() - Method in class structure.Node
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Removes the instance on the server.
- remove(int) - Method in class structure.Result
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Removes a existing related
Request
in theResult.list
. - remove(Object) - Method in class structure.HttpBody
- remove(Object, Object) - Method in class structure.HttpBody
- remove(Request) - Method in class structure.Result
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Removes a existing related
Request
in theResult.list
. - removeNode(int) - Method in class structure.Node
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Removes a child node of the instance, in the local storage.
- Request - Class in structure
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The abtract class for all
Request
type class. - Request() - Constructor for class structure.Request
- Result - Class in structure
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The class for all action results.
- Result() - Constructor for class structure.Result
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Default constructor of
Result
.
All Classes All Packages


Implementing Audio Suitability Processing (ASP)
Implementing audio suitability processing, that is, determining if the audio you are capturing is of high enough quality to attempt an identification, can be done with both MusicID
(prior to queries) and MusicIdStream
(prior to listening).
Setting ASP for Queries
To turn on ASP, set a GNSDK music query option to true
:
/* enable audio suitability processing */ error = gnsdk_musicid_query_option_set(query_handle, GNSDK_MUSICID_OPTION_ENABLE_AUDIO_SUITABILITY_PROCESSING, GNSDK_VALUE_TRUE);
Before you make a query, you can check for suitability:
/* check if audio data is suitable for query */ error = gnsdk_musicid_query_fingerprint_info_get(query_handle, GNSDK_MUSICID_AUDIO_INFO_SUITABLE_FOR_QUERY, &value);
Setting ASP for MusicID Stream
To turn on ASP for stream, set a GNSDK music stream channel option to true
:
/* enable audio suitability processing */ error = gnsdk_musicidstream_channel_option_set(channel_handle, GNSDK_MUSICIDSTREAM_OPTION_ENABLE_AUDIO_SUITABILITY_PROCESSING, GNSDK_VALUE_TRUE);
Note About Preset Selection
When you create a channel (gnsdk_musicidstream_channel_create
) you have to pass a channel preset, either for radio or microphone.
Radio is designed for medium to good quality audio with no background noise, such as people talking. Microphone is designed for low quality audio received via a microphone that may have high levels of background noise such as people talking. If you select the radio preset and enable ASP, you will need to load a
file to aid in suitability processing:
/* Use Radio classifier for suitability processing */ error = gnsdk_dsp_storage_location_set(GNSDK_DSP_CLASSIFIER_MODEL_STORAGE_LOCATION, "location/of/gn_dsp/gcl/file");
When you begin streaming, If audio is not suitable, an error message is returned:
/* MusicID Stream Error Callback */ gnsdk_void_t GNSDK_CALLBACK_API _musicidstream_completed_with_error_callback(gnsdk_void_t* callback_data, gnsdk_musicidstream_channel_handle_t channel_handle, const gnsdk_error_info_t* p_error_info) { if (p_error_info->error_code == MIDSWARN_UnsuitableAudio) { /* Audio not suitable for music identification */ } }
Note: There are other options available that can give you finer control over defining, controlling, and assessing suitability. To implement this, you should talk to your Gracenote customer representative.


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Creating a register
How you can work with Government Digital Service (GDS) to create a register
Registers can help you keep your organisation’s data up to date.
There are 4 phases involved in creating a register.
You need to request a register first. If your request is accepted, you’ll get help from GDS to:
- define what data will be included in the register
- build the register
- publish the register
Requesting a register
During this phase, you’ll make a request for a register. If it’s approved, you’ll decide who’s responsible for looking after it.
Once you’ve completed all the steps in this phase, your request will be added to the backlog of GDS’s registers team. It’ll be prioritised among other requests and moved into the next phase when the team is ready to work on it.
1. Make your request
Contact the registers team at GDS to request a register.
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>You’ll need to:
- provide a short description of the data you have (this should be 140 characters or less)
- suggest a name for the register (this should be a singular noun, such as ‘country’)
- say which organisation owns the data
2. The register is accepted
GDS will look at your request to make sure your proposed register:
- meets a valid user need
- is being managed by the right organisation
You might be asked for some more information about your data, such as how often it’s updated or what format it’s in.
You’ll get a response from GDS within 10 days. If they don’t think your data is suitable for a register, they might suggest you publish it somewhere else instead, for example on GOV.UK.
3. Agree a custodian
Your organisation must appoint one person, known as the custodian, to keep the register up to date.
The custodian must contact GDS to confirm they:
- are happy to be involved in the project
- have permission from their senior information risk owner (SIRO) to take the role
The custodian’s name and organisation will be published alongside the register.
Defining the register
Based on the needs of your users, you’ll decide what data will be included in the register. You’ll also decide on the best way to collect feedback from your users.
At this stage, the register will be in ‘discovery’.
4. Agree dataset
Your organisation will take part in a workshop with GDS to decide what will be included in the register.
After the workshop, you’ll create a first draft of the register and send it to GDS for review.
This version of the register isn’t final. It can be revised based on any user feedback you receive later on.
5. Review how feedback is collected
Your organisation and GDS will decide the most effective way of collecting and responding to user feedback on the register.
6. Review how the register is updated
You’ll show GDS how the current dataset is updated. This will help them know what needs to be built to help the custodian keep the register up to date.
Building the register
GDS will help the custodian build the register, using your organisation’s first draft of the register as a starting point.
The custodian and GDS will agree how the register will be maintained after it’s been published. They’ll also start finding and removing other lists of information that duplicate or contradict what’s in the register.
At this stage, the register will be in ‘alpha’.
7. Meet operational standards
The custodian and GDS will agree how the register will be updated and hosted. GDS will start to develop a tool for the custodian to help them update the register.
8. Meet technical standards
The register must meet the technical standards set out in GDS’s specification.
If the register is being hosted by your organisation, the custodian will check these standards are being met.
9. Find duplicate lists
The custodian must find any lists published elsewhere (such as on data.gov.uk or GOV.UK) that duplicate or contradict the information in the register.
Publishing the register
The custodian will be able to revise the register before it’s published by GDS. The register will now be in ‘beta’ and service teams can use it to build digital services.
10. Review feedback so far
The custodian will be able to make changes to the register based on any feedback they’ve already received.
11. Remove duplicate lists
The custodian and GDS will remove any lists that duplicate or contradict the information in the register.
They’ll be unpublished and redirected to the register. The register will become the only source of this data available.
After the register has been published
The custodian will continue to update the register as and when the data within it changes. They’ll also make sure they continue to meet the operational and technical standards.


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Preparation time
overnight
Cooking time
10 to 30 mins
Serves
Serves 2
Fillets of wild boar are marinated in liquorice, bergamont and spices for a dinner with a difference.
For the wild boar liquorice, mix all the ingredients in a large bowl or container. Cover and marinate overnight in the refrigerator.
Preheat the oven to 190C/170C Fan/Gas 5.
For the turnip tops, bring a large pan of salted water to the boil. Blanch the turnip tops for a minute. Drain and transfer to a bowl of ice-cold water until cool. Drain thoroughly and pat dry.
Heat the olive oil in a frying pan and fry the garlic for a minute. Add the turnip tops and cook for 2-3 minutes until wilted. Set aside.
Remove the wild boar fillets from the marinade. Season with salt. In the same pan used to fry the turnips, fry the fillets on both sides until well coloured. Transfer to an oven tray and roast for 4 minutes.
For the sauce, remove the fat from the frying pan and add the butter. Once melted, add the liquorice liqueur and chicken stock. Simmer for a couple of minutes until hot and slightly thickened.
To serve, divide the wild boar and turnip tops between two serving plates. Pour the sauce over.


China says carrier’s passage through Taiwan Strait not directed at any target: Xinhua
Taiwan's defence ministry had said a Chinese carrier ship passed through the sensitive territory with U.S. and Japan ships tailing it.
by ReutersA Chinese Navy spokesman said its aircraft carrier sailed through the Taiwan Straight on Sunday, adding it was involved in “scientific research” and the passage was not directed at any target, according to a report in China's official Xinhua media.
Taiwan's defence ministry had said a Chinese carrier ship passed through the sensitive territory with U.S. and Japan ships tailing it.
Taiwan, a self-ruled island, is regarded by China as a rebel province. Taiwan's foreign minister, Joseph Wu, said it would not be intimidated.