Operations in a relational database act on a complete set of rows. The set of rows returned by a SELECT statement consists of all the rows that satisfy the conditions in the WHERE clause of the statement. This complete set of rows returned by the statement is known as the result set. Applications cannot always work effectively with the entire result set as a unit. These applications need a mechanism to work with one row or a small block of rows at a time. Cursors are an extension to result sets that provide that mechanism.
Cursors extend result set processing by doing the following:
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Allowing positioning at specific rows of the result set.
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Retrieving one row or block of rows from the current position in the result set.
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Supporting data modifications to the row at the current position in the result set.
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Supporting different levels of visibility to changes made by other users to the database data that is presented in the result set.
The JDBC specification provides support for forward-only and scrollable cursors that are sensitive or insensitive to changes made by other jobs, and can be read-only or updatable. This functionality is provided by the Microsoft SQL Server JDBC Driver SQLServerResultSet class.
The JDBC driver supports the following cursor types:
| Result Set (Cursor) Type | SQL Server Cursor Type | Characteristics | select Method | response Buffering | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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TYPE_FORWARD_ONLY (CONCUR_READ_ONLY) |
N/A |
Forward-only, read-only |
direct |
full |
The application has to make a single (forward) pass through the result set. This is the default behavior and behaves the same as a TYPE_SS_DIRECT_FORWARD_ONLY cursor. The driver reads the entire result set from the server into a memory during the statement execution time. |
|
TYPE_FORWARD_ONLY (CONCUR_READ_ONLY) |
N/A |
Forward-only, read-only |
direct |
adaptive |
The application has to make a single (forward) pass through the result set. It behaves the same as a TYPE_SS_DIRECT_FORWARD_ONLY cursor. The driver reads rows from the server as the application requests them and thus minimizes the client-side memory usage. |
|
TYPE_FORWARD_ONLY (CONCUR_READ_ONLY) |
Fast Forward |
Forward-only, read-only |
cursor |
N/A |
The application has to make a single (forward) pass through the result set by using a server cursor. It behaves the same as a TYPE_SS_SERVER_CURSOR_FORWARD_ONLY cursor. Rows are retrieved from the server in blocks that are specified by the fetch size. |
|
TYPE_FORWARD_ONLY (CONCUR_UPDATABLE) |
Dynamic (Forward-only) |
Forward-only, updatable |
N/A |
N/A |
The application has to make a single (forward) pass through the result set to update one or more rows. Rows are retrieved from the server in blocks that are specified by the fetch size. By default, the fetch size is fixed when the application calls the setFetchSize method of the SQLServerResultSet object. Note:
The JDBC driver provides an adaptive buffering feature that allows you to retrieve statement execution results from the SQL Server as the application needs them, rather than all at once. For example, if the application should retrieve a large data that is too large to fit entirely in application memory, adaptive buffering allows the client application to retrieve such a value as a stream.
The default behavior of the driver is "adaptive". However, in order to get the adaptive buffering for the forward-only updatable result sets, the application has to explicitly call the setResponseBuffering method of the SQLServerStatement object by providing a String value "adaptive". For an example code, see Updating Large Data Sample.
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TYPE_SCROLL_INSENSITIVE |
Static |
Scrollable, not updateable. External row updates, inserts, and deletes are not visible. |
N/A |
N/A |
The application requires a database snapshot. The result set is not updatable. Only CONCUR_READ_ONLY is supported. All other concurrency types will cause an exception when used with this cursor type. Rows are retrieved from the server in blocks that are specified by the fetch size. |
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TYPE_SCROLL_SENSITIVE (CONCUR_READ_ONLY) |
Keyset |
Scrollable, read-only. External row updates are visible, and deletes appear as missing data. External row inserts are not visible. |
N/A |
N/A |
The application has to see changed data for existing rows only. Rows are retrieved from the server in blocks that are specified by the fetch size. |
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TYPE_SCROLL_SENSITIVE (CONCUR_UPDATABLE, CONCUR_SS_SCROLL_LOCKS, CONCUR_SS_OPTIMISTIC_CC, CONCUR_SS_OPTIMISTIC_CCVAL) |
Keyset |
Scrollable, updatable. External and internal row updates are visible, and deletes appear as missing data; inserts are not visible. |
N/A |
N/A |
The application may change data in the existing rows by using the ResultSet object. The application must also be able to see the changes to rows made by others from outside the ResultSet object. Rows are retrieved from the server in blocks that are specified by the fetch size. |
|
TYPE_SS_DIRECT_FORWARD_ONLY |
N/A |
Forward-only, read-only |
N/A |
full or adaptive |
Integer value = 2003. Provides a read-only client side cursor that is fully buffered. No server cursor is created. Only CONCUR_READ_ONLY concurrency type is supported. All other concurrency types cause an exception when used with this cursor type. |
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TYPE_SS_SERVER_CURSOR_FORWARD_ONLY |
Fast Forward |
Forward-only |
N/A |
N/A |
Integer value = 2004. Fast, accesses all data using a server cursor. It is updatable when used with CONCUR_UPDATABLE concurrency type. Rows are retrieved from the server in blocks that are specified by the fetch size. In order to get the adaptive buffering for this case, the application has to explicitly call the setResponseBuffering method of the SQLServerStatement object by providing a String value "adaptive". For an example code, see Updating Large Data Sample. |
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TYPE_SS_SCROLL_STATIC |
Static |
Other users’ updates are not reflected. |
N/A |
N/A |
Integer value = 1004. Application requires a database snapshot. This is the SQL Server-specific synonym for the JDBC TYPE_SCROLL_INSENSITIVE and has the same concurrency setting behavior. Rows are retrieved from the server in blocks that are specified by the fetch size. |
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TYPE_SS_SCROLL_KEYSET (CONCUR_READ_ONLY) |
Keyset |
Scrollable, read-only. External row updates are visible, and deletes appear as missing data. External row inserts are not visible. |
N/A |
N/A |
Integer value = 1005. Application has to see changed data for existing rows only. This is the SQL Server-specific synonym for the JDBC TYPE_SCROLL_SENSITIVE and has the same concurrency setting behavior. Rows are retrieved from the server in blocks that are specified by the fetch size. |
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TYPE_SS_SCROLL_KEYSET (CONCUR_UPDATABLE, CONCUR_SS_SCROLL_LOCKS, CONCUR_SS_OPTIMISTIC_CC, CONCUR_SS_OPTIMISTIC_CCVAL) |
Keyset |
Scrollable, updatable. External and internal row updates are visible, and deletes appear as missing data; inserts are not visible. |
N/A |
N/A |
Integer value = 1005. Application has to change data or see changed data for existing rows. This is the SQL Server-specific synonym for the JDBC TYPE_SCROLL_SENSITIVE and has the same concurrency setting behavior. Rows are retrieved from the server in blocks that are specified by the fetch size. |
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TYPE_SS_SCROLL_DYNAMIC (CONCUR_READ_ONLY) |
Dynamic |
Scrollable, read-only. External row updates and inserts are visible, and deletes appear as transient missing data in the current fetch buffer. |
N/A |
N/A |
Integer value = 1006. Application must see changed data for existing rows, and see inserted and deleted rows during the lifetime of the cursor. Rows are retrieved from the server in blocks that are specified by the fetch size. |
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TYPE_SS_SCROLL_DYNAMIC (CONCUR_UPDATABLE, CONCUR_SS_SCROLL_LOCKS, CONCUR_SS_OPTIMISTIC_CC, CONCUR_SS_OPTIMISTIC_CCVAL) |
Dynamic |
Scrollable, updatable. External and internal row updates and inserts are visible, and deletes appear as transient missing data in the current fetch buffer. |
N/A |
N/A |
Integer value = 1006. The application may change data for existing rows, or insert or delete rows by using the ResultSet object. The application must also be able to see changes, inserts, and deletes made by others from outside the ResultSet object. Rows are retrieved from the server in blocks that are specified by the fetch size. |
Cursor Positioning
The TYPE_FORWARD_ONLY, TYPE_SS_DIRECT_FORWARD_ONLY, and TYPE_SS_SERVER_CURSOR_FORWARD_ONLY cursors support only the next positioning method.
The TYPE_SS_SCROLL_DYNAMIC cursor does not support the absolute and getRow methods. The absolute method can be approximated by a combination of calls to the first and relative methods for dynamic cursors.
The getRow method is supported by TYPE_FORWARD_ONLY, TYPE_SS_DIRECT_FORWARD_ONLY, TYPE_SS_SERVER_CURSOR_FORWARD_ONLY, TYPE_SS_SCROLL_KEYSET, and TYPE_SS_SCROLL_STATIC cursors only. The getRow method with all forward-only cursor types returns the number of rows read so far through the cursor.
Only the TYPE_SS_SCROLL_KEYSET and the equivalent TYPE_SCROLL_SENSITIVE cursors expose deleted rows. If the cursor is positioned on a deleted row, column values are unavailable, and the rowDeleted method returns "true". Calls to get<Type> methods throw an exception with the message, "Cannot get value from a deleted row". Deleted rows cannot be updated. If you try to call an update<Type> method on a deleted row, an exception is thrown with the message, "A deleted row cannot be updated". The TYPE_SS_SCROLL_DYNAMIC cursor has the same behavior until the cursor is moved out of the current fetch buffer.
Forward and dynamic cursors expose deleted rows in a similar way, but only while the cursors remain accessible in the fetch buffer. For forward cursors, this is fairly straightforward. For dynamic cursors it more complex when the fetch size is greater than 1. An application can move the cursor forward and backward within the window that is defined by the fetch buffer, but the deleted row will disappear when the original fetch buffer in which it was updated is left. If an application does not want to see transient deleted rows by using dynamic cursors, a fetch relative (0) should be used.
If the key values of a TYPE_SS_SCROLL_KEYSET or TYPE_SCROLL_SENSITIVE cursor row are updated with the cursor, the row retains its original position in the result set, regardless of whether the updated row meets the cursor’s selection criteria. If the row was updated outside the cursor, a deleted row will appear at the row’s original position, but the row will appear in the cursor only if another row with the new key values was present in the cursor, but has since been deleted.
For dynamic cursors, updated rows will retain their position within the fetch buffer until the window that is defined by the fetch buffer is left. Updated rows might subsequently reappear at different positions within the result set, or might disappear completely. Applications that have to avoid transient inconsistencies in the result set should use a fetch size of 1 (the default is 8 rows with CONCUR_SS_SCROLL_LOCKS concurrency and 128 rows with other concurrencies).
Cursor Conversion
SQL Server can sometimes choose to implement a cursor type other than the one requested, which is referred to as an implicit cursor conversion (or cursor degradation). For more information about implicit cursor conversion, see the "Using Implicit Cursor Conversions" topic in SQL Server Books Online.
With SQL Server 2000, when you update the data through the ResultSet.TYPE_SCROLL_SENSITIVE and ResultSet.CONCUR_UPDATABLE result set, an exception is thrown with a message "The cursor is READ ONLY". This exception occurs because the SQL Server 2000 has done an implicit cursor conversion for that result set and did not return the updatable cursor that has been requested.
To work around this problem, you can do one of the following two solutions:
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Ensure that the underlying table has a primary key
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Use SQLServerResultSet.TYPE_SS_SCROLL_DYNAMIC instead of ResultSet.TYPE_SCROLL_SENSITIVE while creating a statement.
Cursor Updating
In-place updates are supported for cursors where the cursor type and concurrency support updates. If the cursor is not positioned on an updatable row in the result set (no get<Type> method call succeeded), a call to an update<Type> method will throw an exception with the message, "The result set has no current row." The JDBC specification states that an exception arises when an update method is called for a column of a cursor that is CONCUR_READ_ONLY. In situations where the row is not updatable, such as because of an optimistic concurrency conflict such as a competing update or deletion, the exception might not arise until insertRow, updateRow, or deleteRow is called.
After a call to update<Type>, the affected column cannot be accessed by get<Type> until updateRow or cancelRowUpdates has been called. This avoids problems where a column is updated by using a different type from the type returned by the server, and subsequent getter calls could invoke client side type conversions that give inaccurate results. Calls to get<Type> will throw an exception with the message, "Updated columns cannot be accessed until updateRow() or cancelRowUpdates() has been called."
After moveToInsertRow has been called, an exception will be thrown if any method other than get<Type>, update<Type>, insertRow, and cursor positioning methods (including moveToCurrentRow) are called on the result set. The moveToInsertRow method effectively places the result set into insert mode, and cursor positioning methods terminate insert mode. Relative cursor positioning calls move the cursor relative to the position it was at before moveToInsertRow was called. After cursor positioning calls, the eventual destination cursor position becomes the new cursor position.
If the cursor positioning call made while in insert mode does not succeed, the cursor position after the failed call is the original cursor position before moveToInsetRow was called. If insertRow fails, the cursor remains on the insert row and the cursor remains in insert mode.
Columns in the insert row are initially in an uninitialized state. Calls to the update<Type> method set the column state to initialized. A call to the get<Type> method for an uninitialized column throws an exception. A call to the insertRow method returns all the columns in the insert row to an uninitialized state.
If any columns are uninitialized when the insertRow method is called, the default value for the column is inserted. If there is no default value but the column is nullable, then NULL is inserted. If there is no default value and the column is not nullable, the server will return an error and an exception will be thrown.


Development of Scelight™ begins.
But wait...
What has led to a successor instead of just updating Sc2gears™?
Many things. To mention the main reasons:
- Sc2gears has become big. Too big. I never thought I will add so many features to it in the beginning and so it was becoming
harder and harder to maintain.
- Many claimed Sc2gears was difficult to use. It has so many features, many didn't understand a lot of them.
- I have also received complaints about the UI design of Sc2gears.
- Blizzard finally decided to provide official support for parsing replays: they released a low-level open source python
library called 's2protocol'.
- During the last 3-year development and maintenance of Sc2gears, I improved a lot and gained an
enormous experience, I got to know the SC2 replay format more and more, and Blizzard included more and more information in replays.
- Java 7 became standard, and it has new features which can be put to use.
Due to the aforementioned improvements, if I were to rewrite Sc2gears, I would do many things quite differently. It is much easier to do these different
things in a fresh new project than to refactor an existing huge and complex project. Without refactoring on the long-run I would just make my job even worse.
No question it would've been easier to just update Sc2gears than to create something entirely new. But I plan a much longer and more important role for my
project than to just choose the easier path.
"And why do we fall, Bruce? So we can learn to pick ourselves up."


Node Tombstoning
Record cleanup isn’t as simple as just removing the node from LDAP. If you do, the record will hang around within the DNS server’s in-memory zone copy until the service is restarted or the ADIDNS zone is manually reloaded. The 180 second AD sync will not remove the record from DNS.
When a record is normally deleted in an ADIDNS zone, the record is removed from the in-memory DNS zone copy and the node object remains in AD. To accomplish this, the node’s dNSTombstoned attribute is set to ‘True’ and the dnsRecord attribute is updated with a zero type entry containing the tombstone timestamp.
Generating you own valid zero type array isn’t necessarily required to remove a record. If the dnsRecord attribute is populated with an invalid value, such as just 0x00, the value will be switched to a zero type array during the next AD/DNS sync.
For cleanup, I’ve created a PowerShell function called Disable-ADIDNSNode which will update the dNSTombstoned and dnsRecord attributes.
PS C:\Users\kevin\Desktop\Powermad> Disable-ADIDNSNode -Node * -Verbose
VERBOSE: [+] Domain Controller = Inveigh-DC1.inveigh.net
VERBOSE: [+] Domain = inveigh.net
VERBOSE: [+] ADIDNS Zone = inveigh.net
VERBOSE: [+] Distinguished Name = DC=*,DC=inveigh.net,CN=MicrosoftDNS,DC=DomainDNSZones,DC=inveigh,DC=net
[+] ADIDNS node * tombstoned
The cleanup process is a little different for records that exist as a single dnsRecord attribute line within a multi-record DNS node. Simply remove the relevant dnsRecord line and wait for sync/replication. Set-DNSNodeAttribute can be used for this task.
One note regarding tombstoned nodes in case you decide to work with existing records through either LDAP or dynamic updates. The normal record aging process will also set the dNSTombstoned attribute to ‘True’. Records in this state are considered stale, and if enabled, ready for scavenging. If scavenging is not enabled, these records can hang around in DNS for a while. In my test labs without enabled scavenging, I often find stale records that were originally registered by machine accounts. Caution should be taken when working with stale records. Although they are certainly potential targets for attack, they can also be overwritten or deleted by mistake.
Node Deletion
Fully removing the DNS records from both DNS and AD to better cover your tracks is possible.
The record needs to first be tombstoned.
Once the AD/DNS sync has occurred to remove the in-memory record, the node can be deleted through LDAP.
Replication however makes this tricky. Simply performing these two steps quickly on a single domain controller will result in only the node deletion being replicated to other domain controllers. In this scenario, the records will remain within the in-memory zone copies on all but one domain controller. During penetration tests, tombstoning is probably sufficient for cleanup and matches how a record would normally be deleted from ADIDNS. After a test (if the RoE allows), check if the client has enabled scavenging to clean up tombstoned records, or at least let the client know about tombstoned records that were created during the test.


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1.This form should not be used for transactions of any other Provident Funds.
The Account Numbers should be arranged in serial order. |
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2. Figures in columns 3,4,5 and 7 should be rounded to whole rupees. The total
of the schedule should be written both in figures and words.. |
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3.In the Remarks Column, |
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(i)Give reasons for discontinuance of subscriptions such as 'Proceeded on leave',
'Transferred to
.............. office
..............', 'Quitted Service', 'Died', or 'Discontinued under Rule 7 of GPF
(Central Services) Rules 1960 & CPF Rules, 1962 in the schedule for the relevant month.' |
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(ii)Write description against every new name such as 'New Subscriber', 'Came on
transfer from
............. office
........... and previous account 'No.
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kept by (P.A.O.) 'Fresh account number required', 'Resumed subscription' |
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4.Separate schedules should be prepared in respect of persons whose accounts are
kept by different Accountants General/ Pay and Accounts Offices and also separate for
G.P.F. and C.P.F. deductions. |
| Office of the
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write the designation of drawing officer and station)
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Try to locate the target section of the Mandelbrot set by panning and
zooming into the set. Click "reveal location" to see whether you've found
the target or merely a recursively similar section ;)
Desktop controls: drag to pan and scroll to zoom.
Mobile controls: drag to pan and use the 2x and 0.5 buttons to zoom.


Enter some words, then close your browser and re-open it again. Navigate to this page.
How it works:
- queryable.js is fetched from the server in <script src="/queryable.js"></script> like normal
- The database is stored in the browser, inside a variable provided by most browsers: localStorage
- When queryable.open(db_name); is called, if a matching db_name key is found in
localStorage, queryable loads from it.
- When db.save() is called, it updates the key in localStorage
- Multiple DBs can be on the same page with different db_name


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extension DeviceType: Encodable
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Bike Power
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case bikePower = 11
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Multi Sport Speed Distance
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case multiSportSpeedDistance = 15
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case bloodPressure = 18
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Geo Cache
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Light Electric Vehnicle
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case lightElectricVehicle = 20
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Activity Monitor
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case activityMonitor = 21
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Environment
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case environment = 25
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Racquet
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case racquet = 26
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Muscle Oxygen
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case muscleOxygen = 31
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bike Shifting
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case bikeShifting = 34
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Bike Lights
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case bikeLights = 35
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Bike Lights Secondary
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Dropper Seatpost
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Bike Suspension
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Weight Scale
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Heart Rate
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case heartRate = 120
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Bike Speed Cadence
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case bikeSpeedCadence = 121
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Bike Cadence
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case bikeCadence = 122
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Bike Speed
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Keemo Paul replaces Fabian Allen for Afghanistan T20Is
West Indies news
Cricket West Indies have announced that the 21-year-old seamer will be Allen's replacement after the latter injured his knee while fielding in the first T20I.
Allen's involvement in the first game of the three match series was limited to an unbeaten five from seven balls before the injury forced him from the field in the seventh over of the Afghanistan innings. West Indies went on to win by 30 runs to go 1-0 up in the series.
Paul came on as a substitute fielder for the remainder of that innings, taking the catch to dismiss Asghar Afghan, and has now replaced the batting all-rounder in the squad for the rest of the series.
Replacing Allen in the side for the second game, Paul struck twice with the ball finishing with 2/28 from his four overs. With the bat he struck a six from the first ball he faced but managed only 11 from 9 balls before being bowled in a chase which fell well short of their target, leaving the series at 1-1 going into the third and final T20I.


What We Do
Welcome to the Healing Hub! We are a group of individuals that have struggled with our own mental health and want to make a difference in others' lives. I started the Healing Hub on September 29, 2019 with just a small group of people that had a passion
and drive for making a difference. With the help of 4 other people, we created the Healing Hub, a mental health support community which offers one on one private support, community support, access to resources and a safe place to make
friends and talk with like-minded people.


Lady Gaga's no stranger to the world of beauty, having worked on a MAC makeup collection before releasing two of her own fragrances. Now she's dipping her heel into the realm once more as the face of Shiseido's 2015 New Year's ad campaign.
Not only that but Gaga turned her hand to photography for the Japanese beauty brand, shooting the campaign images herself. And yes, that means selfies ahoy!
50 selfies to be exact. According to WWD, the pop star shot a different image for a whooping 50 different Japanese newspapers. And it's no surprise considering selfies have dominated social media in 2014 and there's no doubt Gaga's had plenty of practice - have you seen her selfie-packed Instagram profile? Exactly.
Each image will appear across the New Year's busy shopping period, encouraging shoppers to look as selfie-perfect as Gaga and we have every faith they'll be as wacktacular as ever. Sadly, Shiseido has no plans to publish the campaign outside of Japan but if you'd like to see Gaga's 50 selfies, they're due to be released on the brand's website in the New Year. Failing that, we're sure one or two will pop up on Instagram.
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uAdmin Tutorial Part 2 - Models¶
Here are the following subtopics to be discussed in this part:
What is a Model?¶
In database, it shows the logical structure of a database, including the relationships and constraints that determine how data can be stored and accessed. Individual database models are designed based on the rules and concepts of whichever broader data model the designers adopt. Most data models can be represented by an accompanying database diagram. [1]
Model is the standard struct to be embedded in any other struct to make it a model for uAdmin.
Why do we need a Model?¶
It helps you to reduce unnecessary columns, by constructing an optimal data structure with the fewest tables and columns. It thus helps reduce system complexity and hence reduce cost. [2]
Internal Models¶
Internal models are models inside your main.go and don’t have their .go file, they are useful if you want to make something quick but it is advisable to always you external models.
The code below is an example of internal model:
package main
import (
"time"
"github.com/username/todo/models"
"github.com/uadmin/uadmin"
)
// TODO internal model ...
type TODO struct {
uadmin.Model
Name string
Description string `uadmin:"html"`
TargetDate time.Time
Progress int `uadmin:"progress_bar"`
}
func main() {
uadmin.Register(
TODO{}, // register the TODO struct
models.Category{},
)
uadmin.StartServer()
}
External Models¶
External models are models outside of main.go and have their own .go file. Let’s add a category external model, create a file named category.go and add the following code:
package models
import "github.com/uadmin/uadmin"
// Category model ...
type Category struct {
uadmin.Model
Name string
Icon string
}
Category Model User Interface
Now register the model on main.go where models is folder name and category is model/struct name:
Copy this code below
"github.com/username/todo/models" // put this code inside import
models.Category{}, // put this code inside the func main()
To the main.go
package main
import (
"time"
"github.com/username/todo/models" // <-- place it here
"github.com/uadmin/uadmin"
)
// Some codes are contained in this line ... (ignore this part)
func main() {
uadmin.Register(
TODO{},
models.Category{}, // <-- place it here
)
uadmin.StartServer()
}
Let’s run the code and see what happens:
$ cd ~/go/src/github.com/your_name/todo
$ go build; ./firstapp
[ OK ] Initializing DB: [10/10]
[ OK ] Server Started: http://<IP_ADDRESS>:8080
As expected, the category model is added in the uAdmin Dashboard.
Let’s create a new data in the category model.
Result
Tags¶
uAdmin has a tag feature that allows a field to change to an appropriate type. Let’s tag the Name as “required” and Icon as “image” in our category model.
Tags are added beside the field names after the data type, like this:
Name string `uadmin:"required"`
Icon string `uadmin:"image"`
To the category.go inside the models folder
package models
import "github.com/uadmin/uadmin"
// Category model ...
type Category struct {
uadmin.Model
Name string `uadmin:"required"` // <-- place it here
Icon string `uadmin:"image"` // <-- place it here
}
Let’s run the code and see what happens.
As you can see, the Name field is now required indicated by the * symbol and the Icon field is now an image type.
Output
Icon string `uadmin:"image"`
uAdmin also allows you to crop your images. In order to that, click the image icon highlighted below.
Click the crop icon on the top left corner.
You are now set to edit mode. Click any points highlighted below then drag your mouse in order to crop/resize your image.
Once you are done, click the Crop button below and refresh the webpage to save your progress.
Well done! The travel icon is now cropped in the model structure.
Name string `uadmin:"required"`
What if I set the name value as empty?
A warning message “Please fill out this field.” will display on your screen because the Name field has a “required” tag on it.
That is how the uAdmin tag works in this scenario. For more information about tags, click here.
Linking Models¶
Linking a model to another model is as simple as creating a field. In the example below we linked the Category model into TODO model, now the TODO model will return its data as a field in the Category model.
package models
import (
"time"
"github.com/uadmin/uadmin"
)
// TODO model ...
type TODO struct {
uadmin.Model
Name string
Description string `uadmin:"html"`
Category Category // <-- Category Model
CategoryID uint // <-- CategoryID
TargetDate time.Time
Progress int `uadmin:"progress_bar"`
}
Result
Moving the struct from internal to external¶
Let’s do some code cleanup in the main.go. Before that, create a file named todo.go in the models folder. Move the code as shown below.
// TODO model ...
type TODO struct {
uadmin.Model
Name string
Description string `uadmin:"html"`
TargetDate time.Time
Progress int `uadmin:"progress_bar"`
}
To the todo.go in the models folder
package models
import (
"time"
"github.com/uadmin/uadmin"
)
// ---------------- PASTE IT HERE -----------------
Go back to the main.go. Replace TODO{} to models.TODO{} in the uAdmin.Register. “models.” was added before TODO{} because the TODO struct is located on todo.go in the models folder.
package main
import (
"github.com/username/todo/models"
"github.com/uadmin/uadmin"
)
func main() {
uadmin.Register(
models.TODO{}, // Replaced from TODO{} to models.TODO{}
models.Category{},
)
uadmin.StartServer()
}
Now let’s add CreatedAt field in the TODO model, set the tag as “hidden”. The “hidden” tag means the field is invisible in the editing section.
Copy this code below
CreatedAt time.Time `uadmin:"hidden"`
To the todo.go inside the models folder
package models
import (
"time"
"github.com/uadmin/uadmin"
)
// TODO model ...
type TODO struct {
uadmin.Model
Name string
Description string `uadmin:"html"`
Category Category
CategoryID uint
CreatedAt time.Time `uadmin:"hidden"` // <-- place it here
TargetDate time.Time
Progress int `uadmin:"progress_bar"`
}
Now let’s create a new data in the Todo model. As you can see, the CreatedAt field cannot be seen in the editing section.
But when you save it…
Tada! The CreatedAt field is shown in the output of the Todo model.
Creating More Models¶
Create a file named friend.go inside your models folder, containing the following codes below.
package models
import "github.com/uadmin/uadmin"
// Friend model ...
type Friend struct {
uadmin.Model
Name string `uadmin:"required"`
Email string `uadmin:"email"`
Password string `uadmin:"password;list_exclude"`
}
Friend Model User Interface
Now connect the Friend model into the main.go by calling the models.Friend{} inside the uadmin.Register.
Copy this code below
models.Friend{}, // put this code inside the func main()
To the main.go
package main
import (
"github.com/username/todo/models"
"github.com/uadmin/uadmin"
)
func main() {
uadmin.Register(
models.TODO{},
models.Category{},
models.Friend{}, // <-- place it here
)
uadmin.StartServer()
}
Let’s run the code and see what happens:
$ cd ~/go/src/github.com/your_name/todo
$ go build; ./firstapp
[ OK ] Initializing DB: [11/11]
[ OK ] Server Started: http://<IP_ADDRESS>:8080
As expected, the Friend model is added in the uAdmin Dashboard.
Let’s create a new data in the Friend model.
Result
As you can see, the password field is not shown in the output. Why? If you go back to the Friend model, the password field has the tag name “list_exclude”. It means it will hide the field or column name in the model structure.
In the example below we linked the Friend model into TODO model, now the TODO model will return its data as a field in the Friend model.
package models
import (
"time"
"github.com/uadmin/uadmin"
)
// TODO model ...
type TODO struct {
uadmin.Model
Name string
Description string `uadmin:"html"`
Category Category
CategoryID uint
Friend Friend // <-- Friend Model
FriendID uint // <-- FriendID
CreatedAt time.Time `uadmin:"hidden"`
TargetDate time.Time
Progress int `uadmin:"progress_bar"`
}
Let’s run the code again. Go back to your todo model and see what happens.
Result:
Create a file named item.go inside your models folder, containing the following codes below.
package models
import "github.com/uadmin/uadmin"
// Item model ...
type Item struct {
uadmin.Model
Name string `uadmin:"required"`
Description string
Cost int
Rating int
}
Item Model User Interface
Now connect the Item model into the main.go by calling the models.Item{} inside the uadmin.Register.
Copy this code below
models.Item{}, // put this code inside the func main()
To the main.go
package main
import (
"github.com/username/todo/models"
"github.com/uadmin/uadmin"
)
func main() {
uadmin.Register(
models.TODO{},
models.Category{},
models.Friends{},
models.Item{}, // <-- place it here
)
uadmin.StartServer()
}
Let’s run the code and see what happens:
$ cd ~/go/src/github.com/your_name/todo
$ go build; ./firstapp
[ OK ] Initializing DB: [12/12]
[ OK ] Server Started: http://<IP_ADDRESS>:8080
As expected, the Item model is added in the uAdmin Dashboard.
Let’s create a new data in the Item model.
Result
In the example below we linked the Item model into TODO model, now the TODO model will return its data as a field in the Item model.
package models
import (
"time"
"github.com/uadmin/uadmin"
)
// TODO model ...
type TODO struct {
uadmin.Model
Name string
Description string `uadmin:"html"`
Category Category
CategoryID uint
Friend Friend
FriendID uint
Item Item // <-- Item Model
ItemID uint // <-- ItemID
CreatedAt time.Time `uadmin:"hidden"`
TargetDate time.Time
Progress int `uadmin:"progress_bar"`
}
Let’s run the code again. Go back to your TODO model and see what happens.
Result
The Item model is now connected into the TODO model.
Applying More uAdmin Tags¶
Now let’s try something much cooler that we can apply in the Item model by adding different types of tags. Before we proceed, add more data in your Item model. Once you are done, let’s add the “search” tag in the name field of item.go and see what happens.
package models
import "github.com/uadmin/uadmin"
// Item model ...
type Item struct {
uadmin.Model
Name string `uadmin:"required;search"` // <-- place it here
Description string
Cost int
Rating int
}
Result
Search the word “mini” and see what happens.
Nice! Now go back to item.go and apply the tag categorical_filter and filter in the Name field and see what happens.
Name string `uadmin:"required;search;categorical_filter;filter"` // <-- place it here
Click the filter button on the upper right.
Result
Now let’s filter the word “iPad” and see what happens.
We can also apply display_name tag with a given value such as “Product Name”.
Name string `uadmin:"required;search;categorical_filter;filter;display_name:Product Name"` // <-- place it here
Result
uAdmin has a default_value tag which will generate a value automatically in the field. Let’s say “Computer”.
Name string `uadmin:"required;search;categorical_filter;filter;display_name:Product Name;default_value:Computer"`
Result
You can also add multilingual tag in the Description field. This means you can use more than two languages for input.
Description string `uadmin:"multilingual"` // <-- place it here
Result
If you want to add more languages in your model, go to the Languages in the uAdmin dashboard.
Let’s say I want to add Chinese and Tagalog in the Items model. In order to do that, set the Active as enabled.
Now go back to the Items model and see what happens.
In the Cost field, set the “money” tag and see what happens.
Cost int `uadmin:"money"` // <-- place it here
Result
You can also set pattern and pattern_msg tag in the Cost field. This means the user must input numbers only. If he inputs otherwise, the pattern message will show up on the screen.
Cost int `uadmin:"money;pattern:^[0-9]*$;pattern_msg:Your input must be a number."` // <-- place it here
Result
To solve this case, we can use a help tag feature in order to give users a solution to the complex tasks encountered in the model.
Cost int `uadmin:"money;pattern:^[0-9]*$;pattern_msg:Your input must be a number.;help:Input numeric characters only in this field."` // <-- place it here
Result
We can also use min and max tags in the Rating field. Min tag means the minimum value that a user can input and the max one means the maximum value. Let’s set the min value as 1 and the max value as 5.
Rating int `uadmin:"min:1;max:5"`
See what happens if the user inputs the value outside the range.
uAdmin also has a multiselection feature that allows you to select more than one element inside an input box field. In order to do that, let’s add Category on the first line, use the array type, set as “m2m” and “list_exclude”, and add CategoryList on the second line with the tag “read_only”. This means it cannot be modified.
Copy this code below
Category []Category `uadmin:"m2m;list_exclude"`
CategoryList string `uadmin:"read_only"`
To the item.go inside the models folder
package models
import "github.com/uadmin/uadmin"
// Item model ...
type Item struct {
uadmin.Model
Name string `uadmin:"search;categorical_filter;filter;display_name:Product Name"`
Description string `uadmin:"multilingual"`
Category []Category `uadmin:"m2m;list_exclude"` // <-- place it here
CategoryList string `uadmin:"read_only"` // <-- place it here
Cost int `uadmin:"money;pattern:^[0-9]*$;pattern_msg:Your input must be a number."`
Rating int `uadmin:"min:1;max:5"`
}
Copy this one as well and paste it below the Item struct.
// CategorySave ...
func (i *Item) CategorySave() {
catList := ""
for x, key := range i.Category {
catList += key.Name
if x != len(i.Category)-1 {
catList += ", "
}
}
i.CategoryList = catList
uadmin.Save(i)
}
// Save ...
func (i *Item) Save() {
if i.ID == 0 {
i.CategorySave()
}
i.CategorySave()
}
Let’s run the application and see what happens.
Result
Well done! You already know how to apply most of the tags available in our uAdmin framework that are functional in our Todo List project.
Register Inlines¶
Register inline allows you to merge a parent model to a submodel where the foreign key(s) are specified.
Why do we use Register inlines? We use them to show that the field of a model is related to another model as long as there is a foreign key specified.
Syntax:
uadmin.RegisterInlines(/folder_name/./struct_name of a parent model/{}, map[string]string{
"/sub_model name/": "/parent_model name/ID",
})
Now let’s apply it in the main.go. Copy the codes below and paste it after the uadmin.Register function.
uadmin.RegisterInlines(models.Category{}, map[string]string{
"TODO": "CategoryID",
})
uadmin.RegisterInlines(models.Friends{}, map[string]string{
"TODO": "FriendsID",
})
uadmin.RegisterInlines(models.Items{}, map[string]string{
"TODO": "ItemsID",
})
Let’s run the application and see what happens.
Tada! The parent model TODO is now included in the Category submodel as shown above. You can go to Friends and Items models and it will display the same result.
We can also do that in internal models by replacing the path to (folder_name).(struct_name).
// TODO model ...
type TODO struct {
uadmin.Model
Name string
Description string `uadmin:"html"`
Category models.Category // <-- replaced from Category to models.Category
CategoryID uint
Friends models.Friends // <-- replaced from Category to models.Friends
FriendsID uint
Items models.Items // <-- replaced from Category to models.Items
ItemsID uint
CreatedAt time.Time `uadmin:"hidden"`
TargetDate time.Time
Progress int `uadmin:"progress_bar"`
}
// Some codes are contained in this line ... (ignore this part)
uadmin.Register(
TODO{}, // <-- calling internal model
models.Category{},
models.Friends{},
models.Items{},
)
When you run the application, it will still work as expected.
References¶
| [1] | Lucid Software Inc. (2018). What is a Database Model? Retrieved from https://www.lucidchart.com/pages/database-diagram/database-models |
| [2] | Morgan, Andrew (2017, August 8). What is the importance of data modeling? Retrieved from https://www.quora.com/What-is-the-importance-of-data-modeling/answer/Andrew-Morgan-28 |


THE DAY I BECAME A WOMAN A film review by Christopher Null Copyright 2001 filmcritic.com filmcritic.com
A movie called The Day I Became a Woman can only be about one of two things. Either it's going to star a young girl who is coming of age or a guy who's getting a sex change operation.
Surprise, on this Day we get three (genuine) women all going through various life experiences. They can be nearly meaningless -- a nine year old girl is given one hour to play on the morning of her birthday. They can mean the end of life as you know it -- a married woman is verbally divorced by her husband when she refuses to stop riding her beloved bicycle. And they can be perplexingly final -- a very old lady spends her life savings on all new appliances, sets them up on a beach, and then puts them all on rafts as she sets sail for a boat that doesn't exist.
Needless to say, we don't normally see stuff like this coming out of Hollywood; The Day I Became a Woman is an Iranian film directed by Marzieh Meshkini, 74 slight minutes told in three miniscule vignettes.
Now, most of us (myself included) typically stow the phrases "Iranian cinema" and "rollicking good time" in totally different parts of our brains. Personally, the plodding pace and overblown self-importance of Middle Eastern films (see also A Time for Drunken Horses) typically numb me into a depressed coma. But The Day I Became a Woman stands out as a reasonably intriguing film -- enlightening us about the life of the modern Iranian while not pretending to be so significant that the very earth will shake thanks to its creation. Along with A Taste of Cherry, another recent Iranian import, there appears to be some filmic promise coming out of this war-torn country after all. Not that Michael Bay has anything to worry about.
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The trip was identical in intensity from about 25 minutes in until the 90 minute mark. Approximately one hour into it I managed to get out my girlfriend's cell phone. I spent approximately five minutes trying to see the screen well enough to see the time; it wasn't a matter of being unable to understand the numbers or being unable to think, just being able to see through the intense visuals well enough to make out the digits.
At the 1.5 hour mark things began to ramp down pretty quickly, although it was still extremely intense. At this point the trip started to reach a level at which it was actually very enjoyable, though still it was something that would probably better be experienced from the comfort of one's living room rather than a rave. By the two hour mark we were down enough that we could navigate the crowd, listen to the music, etc, although the visuals were still present. We began laughing at ourselves for having put ourselves through such a powerful trip so unexpectedly.
At this point I felt mostly the way I did from a normal oral dose, but much more intensely. In particular, people's motions seemed very exaggerated; people dancing looked like they were jumping all over the place, the DJ seemed to be cavorting around a lot (and I knew from past experience that he was not the type to do so), overweight people walking by seemed to be giant tubs of jello shaking all over the place. We felt an unusual euphoria, both from having gotten past the difficult part of the experience, and from being in the 'euphoric comedown' phase of the drug. Basic visuals were still in evidence, and everything seemed extra-pleasant.
At the four hour mark (supposedly when the drug wears off) the party was over and I was forced to get into the car to drive home. I felt quite odd behind the wheel (like it had been years since I had driven), but otherwise it was no problem. We found ourselves voracious, and ate a satisfying meal of Denny's mozzarella sticks before collapsing into bed exhausted, approximately 5.5 hours after snorting the 2CB.
I found myself particularly capable, in control, and relaxed over the next four or five days. My girlfriend said that she felt 'more sentient' than usual, and also seemed to be in particularly good spirits for the remainder of the week.
All in all, the first 90 minutes or so was distinctly unpleasant, but possible to deal with for someone experienced with psychedelics. From the 2 hour point onwards it was wonderful, my best 2CB experience yet, and one of my favorite drug experiences just in general. But the pain and difficulty of the first few hours make it doubtful that I would want to try such a stunt again, and I would hesitate to recommend it.
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| Subdivision | 48 provinces (en) / wilaya (fr) / wilaya (ar) |
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Following our intial sketches, we settled on three of our favourites; a touch-based pet, a gesture driving and gesture tilting ball puzzle. We iterated on these ideas and created refined sketches:
During the presentation in class, we received a lot of feedback on the gesture driving idea. As we fleshed out the concept, we settled on a design that involved a birds-eye view of a car driving through the intersection, and took tilt inputs to choose which road to go down:
We then realized that the idea was better suited to the tilting ball puzzle, since it was more intuitive to tilt the phone to move a ball as opposed to tilting the phone to drive a car.
For the touch-based portion, we created a dog petting lockscreen. Once the user pets the dog's head, left and right cheeks, and chin, the screen is unlocked. The gesture-based lockscreen was of a tilting ball puzzle, where the user predefines specific holes to unlock. The user is then required to roll the ball into those holes to unlock.
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Preheat the oven to 200C/400F/Gas 6.
Place all the pastry ingredients together in a food processor and blend until a dough forms. Wrap the dough in cling film and transfer to the fridge to chill for 10 minutes.
For the fruit, melt butter in a small ovenproof frying pan over a medium heat. Add the sugar and stir until dissolved.
Add the galangal or ginger to the frying pan and cook for two minutes.
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* Proxy pattern class is designed to secure arrays
* from unintended/easy mutation.

* Security through complexity is applied.

* **Goal** was to create an Array type that is not mutable from anywhere easy,
* but only from the container object by methods,
* designed for the Array mutation purposes exactly.

* {@link https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Proxy|Proxy} object could be used instead (!IE)
*/
class DevotedArray extends Array {
/**
* @param {Object} containerObject Reference to the object,
* containing the DevotedArray object.
* @param {...any} values Values to be inserted into the new DevotedArray object. Separated by comma or encapsulated in an iterable structure.
* @extends {Array}
*/
constructor(containerObject, ...values) {
// call the Array constructor
super(...values);
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this._containerObj = containerObject;
/* Some questionable paranoic mutation protection */
// create clean object for read-only descriptor
let descSec = Object.create(null);
descSec.writable = false;
descSec.enumerable = true;
descSec.configurable = false;
// extend r/o descriptor and make not enumerable
let descSecPriv = Object.create(descSec);
descSecPriv.enumerable = false;
/* Make methods r/o (study + paranoia) */
Object.defineProperty(DevotedArray.prototype, "pop", descSec);
Object.defineProperty(DevotedArray.prototype, "push", descSec);
Object.defineProperty(DevotedArray.prototype, "shift", descSec);
Object.defineProperty(DevotedArray.prototype, "unshift", descSec);
Object.defineProperty(DevotedArray.prototype, "sort", descSec);
/* Make methods r/o and !enumerable (study + paranoia) */
Object.defineProperty(this, "_containerObj", descSecPriv);
Object.defineProperty(DevotedArray.prototype, "_pass", descSecPriv);
}
/**
* @property {Object} _containerObj Reference to the container object
* that holds the reference to this DevotedArray object.
* @private
*/
_containerObj;
/**
* Adds new element(s) to the end of the array.
*
* @param {Object} thisArg Object from where the call is performed.
* @param {string} method Method that performs the call.
* @param {*} v Value(s) to be inserted into dataset.
* @returns {number} New length of the dataset.
* @memberof DevotedArray
* @see {@link https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Array/push|MDN Array.push()}.
*/
push(thisArg, method, ...v) {
return this._pass(thisArg, method, "push", ...v);
}
/**
* Removes the element from the end of the array.
*
* @param {Object} thisArg Object from where the call is performed.
* @param {string} method Method that performs the call.
* @returns {*} Value of the element taken from dataset.
* @memberof DevotedArray
* @see {@link https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Array/pop|MDN: Array.pop()}.
*/
pop(thisArg, method) {
return this._pass(thisArg, method, "pop");
}
/**
* Adds new element(s) to the beginning of the array.
*
* @param {Object} thisArg Object from where the call is performed.
* @param {string} method Method that performs the call.
* @param {*} v Value(s) to be inserted into dataset.
* @returns {number} New length of the dataset.
* @memberof DevotedArray
* @see {@link https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Array/unshift|MDN Array.unshift()}.
*/
unshift(thisArg, method, ...v) {
return this._pass(thisArg, method, "unshift", ...v);
}
/**
* Removes the element from the beginning of the array.
*
* @param {Object} thisArg Object from where the call is performed.
* @param {string} method Method that performs the call.
* @returns {*} Value of the element taken from dataset.
* @memberof DevotedArray
* @see {@link https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Array/shift|MDN Array.shift()}.
*/
shift(thisArg, method) {
return this._pass(thisArg, method, "shift");
}
// TODO: implement splice call proxy pass for "delete" action. Name the method "delete".
/**
* Prevents Array.sort() execution.
*
* @memberof DevotedArray
* @throws {SyntaxError} `"DevotedArray.sort is not a function."` -
* Sort method is deprecated.
*/
sort() {
throw new SyntaxError("DevotedArray.sort is not a function.");
}
/**
* Prevents Array.reverse() execution.
*
* @memberof DevotedArray
* @throws {SyntaxError} `"DevotedArray.reverse is not a function."` -
* Reverse method is deprecated.
*/
reverse() {
throw new SyntaxError("DevotedArray.reverse is not a function.");
}
/**
* Prevents Array.splice() execution.
*
* @memberof DevotedArray
* @throws {SyntaxError} `"DevotedArray.splice is not a function."` -
* Sort method is deprecated.
*/
splice() {
throw new SyntaxError("DevotedArray.splice is not a function.");
}
/**
* Private utility method that performs passing
* method calls to those of Array class.
* Implemented to maintain the DRY concept.
*
* @param {*} thisArg Object from where the call is performed.
* @param {string} method Method that performs the call.
* @param {*} func Name of the method of `Array.prototype`
* to perform the action.
* @param {*} v Values to be inserted into dataset.

* Separated by comma or encapsulated in an iterable structure.
* @returns {*} One of either:
* - element's value for pop/shift methods,
* - new dataset length for push/unshift methods.
* @memberof DevotedArray
* @private
*/
_pass(thisArg, method, func, ...v) {
if (!thisArg || !method) {
throw new Error("thisArg and method arguments are required.");
}
if (
thisArg instanceof DevotedArray ||
thisArg !== this._containerObj ||
!(method in thisArg)
) {
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"Custom direct mutation detected. Use a special method (one of the container object) designed for your action or implement one."
);
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}


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"building" |
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PLACE_CONTENT_WIKIPEDIA |
"wikipedia" |
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PVID_ID_REFERENCE_NAME |
"pvid" |
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VENUES_CONTENT_ID_REFERENCE_NAME |
"venues.content" |
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VENUES_DESTINATION_ID_REFERENCE_NAME |
"venues.destination" |
public static final java.lang.String |
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public interface IVsActions
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stand inarmy list for any of the Imperial Fists’ successor chapters. Space Marines are organised into small formations called _detachments_. Each detachment is made up of one or more units, and may also include a number of extra units called _upgrades_. The detachments that may be taken in a Imperial Fists army are shown on the chart that follows. The chart also shows what units comprise the detachment, what upgrades are allowed, and its points cost. Each upgrade that is taken adds to the cost of the detachment, as shown on the _upgrade chart_. The upgrade chart also lists the units that make up the upgrade. Note that these will sometimes replace units in the detachment they are taken for, and sometimes takes the form of additional units for the detachment. Each upgrade may be taken once per formation. Imperial Fist armies may be supported by Titan Legion battlegroups, and Imperial Fist aircraft and static defence formations. A maximum of up to a third of the points available to the army may be spent on these formations. special_rules_text: | The _They Shall Know No Fear_ rule applies to all Imperial Fist detachment, aircraft and static defence formations (see [_They Shall Know No Fear_](#they-shall-know-no-fear)). The _Fortified Positions_ rule applies to Imperial Fist Space Marine armies (see [_Fortified Positions_](#fortified-positions)). special_rules: - imperial-fists-transport - fortified-positions ---
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|---|---|---|---|
| Bastion | One Bastion | Support Battery, Tarantulas, Techmarine | 200 points |
| Centurion | Any four of the following units: Assault Centurion, Devastator Centurion | Land Raider, Vindicator | 300 points |
| Devastator | Four Devastator units plus transport | Achilles, Commander, Dreadnoughts, Hunter, Land Raiders, Razorbacks, Support Battery, Vindicators | 250 points |
| Land Raider | Any four of the following units: Land Raider, Land Raider Crusader | Achilles, Commander, Hunter, Vindicators | 325 points |
| Land Speeder | Any five of the following units: Land Speeder, Land Speeder Tornado | Commander, Typhoons | 200 points |
| Predator | Any four of the following units: Predator Annihilator, Predator Destructor | Commander, Hunter, Vindicators | 250 points |
| Fellblade | One Fellblade | None | 325 points |
| Scout | Four Scout units plus transport | Commander, Razorbacks, Snipers | 150 points |
| Tactical | Six Tactical units plus transport | Achilles, Commander, Dreadnoughts, Hunter, Land Raiders, Razorbacks, Support Battery, Vindicators | 275 points |
| Terminator | Four Terminator units | Commander, Dreadnoughts, Land Raiders, Vindicators | 325 points |
| Thunderfire | Four Thunderfire Cannons | Dreadnoughts, Techmarine | 250 points |
| Vindicator | Four Vindicators | Commander, Hunter, Vindicators | 225 points |
| Whirlwind | Four Whirlwinds | Commander, Hunter, Whirlwinds | 275 points |
| (Each upgrade may be taken once per detachment.) | |||
| Upgrade | Units | Cost | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Achilles | Replace up to two Land Raiders with an equal number of Land Raider Achilles | +25 points each | |
| Commander | Add any one of the following characters to any unit in the formation: | Captain, Chaplain, Librarian | +50 points |
| 0–1 Supreme Commander per army | +100 points | ||
| Dreadnoughts | Add up to two of any of the following units: Hellfire Dreadnought, Siege Dreadnought | +50 points each | |
| Hunter | Add one Hunter | +75 points | |
| Land Raiders | Add up to four of any of the following units: Land Raider, Land Raider Crusader | +75 points each | |
| +125 points per pair | |||
| Razorbacks | Add any number of Razorbacks, up to the number required to transport the formation | +25 points each | |
| Snipers | Give up to four Scout units Sniper | +10 points each | |
| Support Battery | Add up to four of any of the following units: Thudd Gun, Rapier | +25 points each | |
| Tarantulas | Add up to four Tarantula Platforms each with a Gun Emplacement | +25 points each | |
| Techmarine | Add one Techmarine character to any unit in the formation | +25 points | |
| Typhoons | Replace up to five Land Speeders with an equal number of Land Speeder Typhoons | +10 points each | |
| Vindicators | Add up to two Vindicators | +50 points each | |
| +75 points per pair | |||
| Whirlwinds | Add two Whirlwinds | +125 points |
| (Up to a third of the points available may be spent on these formations.) | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Mourinho was appointed as the club’s new manager on Wednesday morning after the Lilywhites opted to sack Mauricio Pochettino on Tuesday night.
Spurs had been struggling under the Argentine head coach, with the north London club currently languishing down in 14th place in the Premier League table having won just three of 12 top-flight games this term.
Mourinho brings with him a wealth of experience and the Portuguese coach has been out of work since being sacked by Manchester United last December.
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by Staff WriterSouth African Airways board member and chairperson of the Board Implementation Committee, Martin Kingston, says that the airline will need a government loan guarantee to avoid liquidation.
Speaking in an SABC News interview on Wednesday (20 November), Kingston said that these financial issues mean that the industrial action must stop immediately if the national carrier is to be salvaged.
“At the moment, Rome is burning. We don’t have the time or the luxury to consider industrial action. This strike is actually pushing us over the precipice rather than helping salvage the airline.
“Unless we are able to secure guarantees from national treasury – and we’re in discussions with them as you and I speak – then the board will have to recommend to government that actually it be placed in liquidation.
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“We need to be confident that we have the financial wherewithal to trade for the next 12 months on a solvent basis. That is not currently the case.”
Government not budging
Government has ruled out an intervention in the ongoing battle between the struggling state airline and unions leading a strike, with Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan refusing to step in to fund wage demands.
In an emailed statement to Bloomberg, Gordhan said that the state has already given South African Airways more than R20.5 billion ($1.4 billion) over the past three years.
The country is facing severe fiscal constraints and no more aid can be made available, he said.
“The pattern of bailouts has become a moral hazard,” said Gordhan, who met with the unions in Pretoria.
“A restructuring of SAA’s business is required to return the airline to profitability. In addition to growing revenues, efficiencies must be improved and costs will need to be reduced across the board.”


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Row Transforms¶
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f(v, row, row_n, i_s, i_d, header_s, header_d,scratch, errors, accumulator):
Yield rows for a
Root.Datafile
When the function is listed as a transform for a column, it is called for every row of data.
- Parameters
v – The current value of the column
row – A RowProxy object for the whiole row.
row_n – The current row number.
i_s – The numeric index of the source column
i_d – The numeric index for the destination column
header_s – The name of the source column
header_d – The name of the destination column
scratch – A dict that can be used for storing any values. Persists between rows.
errors – A dict used to store error messages. Persists for all columns in a row, but not between rows.
accumulator – A dict for use in accumulating values, such as computing aggregates.
- Returns
The final value to be supplied for the column.


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