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- PyTorch, Torch, Celery, RabbitMQ, OpenCV
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This graph contains a lot of information - 3 different data sets (GDP, CO2 Emissions, and temperature change) for every country for every year from 1961-2014. Looking at all of that data in a table could be overwhelming, but this visualization makes it easier to see certain patterns. We can see that in general, as time changes, the nations of the world are getting richer (the points move right), producing more CO2 (the points move up), and hotter (the points get larger and more red). We can also see that despite all these changes, inequality persists - some countries remain poor while others get even more wealthy.
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Unscramble
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About
Sanjeev Kapoor is a Master Chef and an entrepreneur. He was born in Haryana and spent most of his childhood in Delhi. Sanjeev started in the hospitality industry in 1984 with a Diploma in Hotel Management from the Institute of Hotel Management (IHM) Pusa, Catering Technology & Applied Nutrition
He began his career in India under their kitchen management scheme. After working in many hotels, he became the Executive Chef of the Centaur Hotel in Mumbai. He is also the recipient of the Best Executive Chef of India Award by H & FS and the Mercury Gold Award at Geneva, Switzerland by IFCA. Singapore Airlines recruited him as one of the members of its "International Culinary Panel". He is the most celebrated face of Indian Cuisine. He is a chef, a host, an author of cookbooks and a restaurant consultant.
In 2010 Kapoor launched Sanjeev Kapoor's Khana Khazana which is his line of ready-to-cook meals. He lends his name to many restaurants all over India. He has released books and CD-ROMs on how to follow his recipes. In 2012 Sanjeev was nominated by the Fundación Consejo España India (Spain India Council Foundation) and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Spain) as one of 10 future Indian leaders among other notable professional.


Impact assessment
Equality impact assessment: Becta closure
This was published under the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
This impact assessment provides background information on what Becta did and who has taken on these responsibilities since they closed.
Documents
Ref:
DFE-32059-2012
PDF
,
54.2KB
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2 pages
Details
Becta closed on 31 March 2011. The functions formerly carried out by Becta have been reviewed in detail and some were brought into the Department.
Becta was set up to lead the national drive to ensure the effective and innovative use of technology throughout learning. While Becta has offered a valuable service to schools over the past 9 years in providing universal support for ICT, our judgement is that schools are now in a position to manage much of this themselves.
Includes
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description of the policy
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the evidence base
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what the evidence shows - key facts
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next steps


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The Santa Cruz Education Foundation is a non-profit organization dedicated to ensure that every one of the 7,000 students at our 10 campuses, in kindergarten through high school, has an outstanding educational experience.
The Santa Cruz Education Foundation was formed in 2003 by a diverse group of parents, educators and community leaders. We believe in great neighborhood schools, open and accessible to all children in our community. The Foundation seeks to enhance the quality of Santa Cruz City Schools by raising private money to augment declining government funding.
Our Goals:
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The close proximity of the Reserve to UC Santa Cruz and several other universities make it a hotspot for undergraduate experiential learning. Students obtain hands-on research experience while working on world-class scientific research projects, resulting in dozens of peer-reviewed publlications annually.
Recent research topics include:
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In May of 1990, the Citizens Committee for the Homeless, a Santa Cruz County non-profit, began a new project by opening the gates of an organic garden on Pelton Avenue. The Homeless Garden Project would provide job-training and meaningful work in a therapeutic environment. The Project began as a place to provide sanctuary, refuge and meaningful work within the healing environment of the organic farm.
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Donate. Volunteer. Shop.
The Santa Cruz Humane Society is a no kill shelter that provides compassionate care and adoption services for homeless dogs and cats in Nogales, Arizona. The mission of the Santa Cruz Humane Society is to provide compassionate care for lost and abandoned animals, provide them with safe, cost effective medical treatment, and encourage fostering and adoption.
We aim to provide Nogales, AR with a cheerful and welcoming place for both people and the animals that need shelter. Our dog apartments and cat condominiums are clean and well-maintained. Dogs are given daily access to the outdoors. The “Purr Palace” cat house and cat boarding facility are filled with natural light, fresh air, and ample, plexiglass enclosures that allow the animals to see each other and have plenty of room to play.
Ankay is an organization which since 2008 has been recruiting talented young students from disadvantaged backgrounds who are completing their senior year in public schools in Peru. Ankay awards them with full undergraduate scholarships in Peru’s top universities.
The Ankay Scholarship is more than just mere funding. We guide our scholars throughout the preparation process to succeed at the entrance exam, and we also provide psychological and academic support throughout the student’s entire university studies.
Philosophy


| smooth.construct.ds.smooth.spec {mgcv} | R Documentation |
Thin plate spline smoothers are a special case of the isotropic splines discussed in Duchon (1977). A subset of this more
general class can be invoked by terms like s(x,z,bs="ds",m=c(1,.5)
in a gam
model formula.
In the notation of Duchon (1977) m is given by m[1]
(default value 2), while s is given by m[2]
(default value 0).
Duchon's (1977) construction generalizes the usual thin plate spline penalty as follows. The usual TPS penalty is given by the integral of the squared Euclidian norm of a vector of mixed partial mth order derivatives of the function w.r.t. its arguments. Duchon re-expresses this penalty in the Fourier domain, and then weights the squared norm in the integral by the Euclidean norm of the fourier frequencies, raised to the power 2s. s is a user selected constant taking integer values divided by 2. If d is the number of arguments of the smooth, then it is required that -d/2 < s < d/2. To obtain continuous functions we further require that m + s > d/2. If s=0 then the usual thin plate spline is recovered.
The construction is amenable to exactly the low rank approximation method given in Wood (2003) to thin plate splines, with similar
optimality properties, so this approach to low rank smoothing is used here. For large datasets the same subsampling approach as is used in the
tprs
case is employed here to reduce computational costs.
These smoothers allow the use of lower orders of derivative in the penalty than conventional thin plate splines, while still yielding continuous functions. For example, we can set m = 1 and s = d/2 - .5 in order to use first derivative penalization for any d (which has the advantage that the dimension of the null space of unpenalized functions is only d+1).
## S3 method for class 'ds.smooth.spec' smooth.construct(object, data, knots) ## S3 method for class 'duchon.spline' Predict.matrix(object, data)
object |
a smooth specification object, usually generated by a term |
data |
a list containing just the data (including any |
knots |
a list containing any knots supplied for basis setup — in same order and with same names as |
The default basis dimension for this class is k=M+k.def
where M
is the null space dimension
(dimension of unpenalized function space) and k.def
is 10 for dimension 1, 30 for dimension 2 and 100 for higher dimensions.
This is essentially arbitrary, and should be checked, but as with all penalized regression smoothers, results are statistically
insensitive to the exact choise, provided it is not so small that it forces oversmoothing (the smoother's
degrees of freedom are controlled primarily by its smoothing parameter).
The constructor is not normally called directly, but is rather used internally by gam
.
To use for basis setup it is recommended to use smooth.construct2
.
For these classes the specification object
will contain
information on how to handle large datasets in their xt
field. The default is to randomly
subsample 2000 ‘knots’ from which to produce a reduced rank eigen approximation to the full basis,
if the number of unique predictor variable combinations in excess of 2000. The default can be
modified via the xt
argument to s
. This is supplied as a
list with elements max.knots
and seed
containing a number
to use in place of 2000, and the random number seed to use (either can be
missing). Note that the random sampling will not effect the state of R's RNG.
For these bases knots
has two uses. Firstly, as mentioned already, for large datasets
the calculation of the tp
basis can be time-consuming. The user can retain most of the advantages of the
approach by supplying a reduced set of covariate values from which to obtain the basis -
typically the number of covariate values used will be substantially
smaller than the number of data, and substantially larger than the basis dimension, k
. This approach is
the one taken automatically if the number of unique covariate values (combinations) exceeds max.knots
.
The second possibility is to avoid the eigen-decomposition used to find the spline basis altogether and simply use
the basis implied by the chosen knots: this will happen if the number of knots supplied matches the
basis dimension, k
. For a given basis dimension the second option is
faster, but gives poorer results (and the user must be quite careful in choosing knot locations).
An object of class "duchon.spline"
. In addition to the usual elements of a
smooth class documented under smooth.construct
, this object will contain:
shift |
A record of the shift applied to each covariate in order to center it around zero and avoid any co-linearity problems that might otehrwise occur in the penalty null space basis of the term. |
Xu |
A matrix of the unique covariate combinations for this smooth (the basis is constructed by first stripping out duplicate locations). |
UZ |
The matrix mapping the smoother parameters back to the parameters of a full Duchon spline. |
null.space.dimension |
The dimension of the space of functions that have zero wiggliness according to the wiggliness penalty for this term. |
Simon N. Wood<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Duchon, J. (1977) Splines minimizing rotation-invariant semi-norms in Solobev spaces. in W. Shemp and K. Zeller (eds) Construction theory of functions of several variables, 85-100, Springer, Berlin.
Wood, S.N. (2003) Thin plate regression splines. J.R.Statist.Soc.B 65(1):95-114
require(mgcv) eg <- gamSim(2,n=200,scale=.05) attach(eg) op <- par(mfrow=c(2,2),mar=c(4,4,1,1)) b0 <- gam(y~s(x,z,bs="ds",m=c(2,0),k=50),data=data) ## tps b <- gam(y~s(x,z,bs="ds",m=c(1,.5),k=50),data=data) ## first deriv penalty b1 <- gam(y~s(x,z,bs="ds",m=c(2,.5),k=50),data=data) ## modified 2nd deriv persp(truth$x,truth$z,truth$f,theta=30) ## truth vis.gam(b0,theta=30) vis.gam(b,theta=30) vis.gam(b1,theta=30) detach(eg)


--- layout: post authors: ["Greg Wilson"] title: "Prepping for the Python Lesson" date: 2015-08-16 time: "11:30:00" tags: ["Lessons", "Python"] ---
Inspired in part by Byron Smith's post about trimming our standard Python lesson, Christina Koch has written a post of her own about preparing to teach that lesson. She organizes her discussion around the motivating question that opens the lesson: "We have to accomplish a task (reading in data, analyzing and plotting it) by writing a program. How can we be smart about it?" It's a good read, as it shows how an experienced instructor thinks about (re-)designing teaching material. I hope her conclusions will feed into our discussion of how to revise the lesson (which we're going to decide in September).
Meanwhile, Pauline Barmby has also written a post comparing Software Carpentry to The Data Scientist's Toolbox, which is the first of Johns Hopkins University's data science courses. There are some interesting observations on both the content and the format (the JHU course is run online through Coursera). As with Byron and Christina's posts, these reflections are essential steps toward improving what and how we teach, and we're grateful for them. If you have thoughts of your own, please either write them up and send us links or send them something to post here.


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It has an easy to override visual style, and is appropriately subdued.
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Step 1: Create a temporary bean for your interface
We are going to create a set of beans (i.e. Java Classes that comply with the javabeans naming conventions) that will be automatically introspected to generate the corresponding XML Schema. Below is the interface of the minimalistic example Calculator service that we want to expose to remote clients.
public interface ICalc {
/**Adds 2 numbers together and returns total*/
public int Add(int a, int b);
/**Subtracts 2 numbers and returns total */
public int Subtract(int a, int b);
}
Our temporary bean needs to hold only the name of the method the user wants to call and each of the parameters. Do not worry about the return type here, the return type is held in a separate bean described later.
public class CalcBean {
public enum methodType {Add, Subtract};
private methodType method;
private int a;
private int b;
public int getA() { return a; }
public void setA(int a) { this.a = a; }
public int getB() { return b; }
public void setB(int b) { this.b = b; }
public methodType getMethod() {
return method;
}
public void setMethod(methodType method) {
this.method = method;
}
}
Now, you must create a temporary java bean for your result. The calculator returns a simple integer but other, more complex examples are available in the GIT Code Repository.
public class CalcBeanResult {
private int result;
public int getResult() { return result; }
public void setResult(int result) { this.result = result; }
}
Lastly, put your datatype Classes in this project. They must be in bean format, that is Get/Set methods for any property and no parameterised constructors. This will allow them to be passed as parameters in your methods.


| Interface | Description |
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| ConcurrentMapLong<T> | |
| EsThreadPoolExecutor.ShutdownListener | |
| RefCounted |
An interface for objects that need to be notified when all reference
to itself are not in user anymore.
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| XRejectedExecutionHandler |
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| AbstractRefCounted |
A basic RefCounted implementation that is initialized with a
ref count of 1 and calls
AbstractRefCounted.closeInternal() once it reaches
a 0 ref count |
| AbstractRunnable |
An extension to runnable.
|
| AtomicArray<E> |
A list backed by an
AtomicReferenceArray with potential null values, easily allowing
to get the concrete values as a list using AtomicArray.asList() . |
| AtomicArray.Entry<E> |
An entry within the array.
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| BaseFuture<V> | |
| ConcurrentCollections | |
| ConcurrentHashMapLong<T> | |
| CountDown |
A simple thread safe count-down class that in contrast to a
CountDownLatch
never blocks. |
| EsAbortPolicy | |
| EsExecutors | |
| EsThreadPoolExecutor |
An extension to thread pool executor, allowing (in the future) to add specific additional stats to it.
|
| FutureUtils | |
| KeyedLock<T> |
This class manages locks.
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| LoggingRunnable | |
| PrioritizedCallable<T> | |
| PrioritizedEsThreadPoolExecutor |
A prioritizing executor which uses a priority queue as a work queue.
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| PrioritizedEsThreadPoolExecutor.Pending | |
| PrioritizedRunnable | |
| ReleasableLock |
Releasable lock used inside of Engine implementations
|
| SizeBlockingQueue<E> |
A size based queue wrapping another blocking queue to provide (somewhat relaxed) capacity checks.
|
| ThreadBarrier |
A synchronization aid that allows a set of threads to all wait for each other
to reach a common barrier point.
|
| ThreadBarrier.BarrierTimer |
A Barrier action to be used in conjunction with
ThreadBarrier to
measure performance between barrier awaits. |
| Exception | Description |
|---|---|
| EsRejectedExecutionException | |
| UncategorizedExecutionException |


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Session End Date/Time |
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--- layout: post status: publish published: true title: Cubs-Pirates Series Recap author: display_name: Andy login: Andy email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>url: '' author_login: Andy author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>wordpress_id: 4716 wordpress_url: http://ivyenvy.com/?p=4716 date: '2011-04-03 17:47:56 +0000' date_gmt: '2011-04-03 22:47:56 +0000' categories: - Catchers - Defense - Infield - Offense - Outfield - Relief Pitching - Starting Pitching tags: - Carlos Marmol - Carlos Zambrano - Geovany Soto - Kerry Wood - Ryan Dempster - Marlon Byrd - Starlin Castro - Tyler Colvin - Matt Garza comments: - id: 3042 author: Ryan author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: '' date: '2011-04-03 18:29:57 +0000' date_gmt: '2011-04-03 23:29:57 +0000' content: "Shiver me timbers. \r\n\r\nI figured that we'd get two wins out of this series, and that would have been very accurate but Sunday was a game they threw away. \r\n\r\nMarshall looked VERY good on Saturday. Starlin Castro's fielding IS going to be a problem. He's still got massive issues there, so hopefully we don't end up seeing shades of Chuck Knoblauch. I did read Chuck's book though (Where's First Base, Guys?) and I was rather impressed. \r\n\r\nAnyhoo, Arizona has to be a series that we can get at least two games out of, as they have one of the weakest rosters in baseball. \r\n\r\nBut, I thought the same thing about the Pittsburgh series. \r\n\r\nMeehan" - id: 3046 author: Andy author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http:// date: '2011-04-04 10:14:23 +0000' date_gmt: '2011-04-04 15:14:23 +0000' content: "Yeah, they really threw Sunday's game away. Pittsburgh was fortunate to escape with a win there. \r\n\r\nYeah, Marshall looked great, and I thought Kerry Wood's pitching is looking sharp as well. There were definitely good things that happened. \r\n\r\nI hope they can go in a sweep AZ." - id: 3051 author: Brian author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: '' date: '2011-04-04 21:20:27 +0000' date_gmt: '2011-04-05 02:20:27 +0000' content: Yeah it's sad to think the PIrates may be the toughest team the Cubs face all year. All in all though they played good today and Wells was still looking sharp from Spring Training. ---
Many of us are suffering from lowered expectations for the Cubs this season. After this series loss to the Pirates, should we now expect the Pirates' dominance of the Cubs from last year to inexplicably continue on through this season? The Cubs went 5-10 against the Pirates last year, and they are off to a bad start again this season after this weekend's opening series. This is one team the Cubs should beat with regularity, and I think they still will. The Cubs made the Pirates' starting rotation look pretty good all weekend--most of the offensive damage they did came against the bullpen. Scott Morschhauser did tell us in podcast episode 3.03 that he expected the front end of their rotation to be fairly solid.
Ryan Dempster served up a grand slam to Cubs-killer Neil Walker that ended up being the difference in the game. Dempster had pitched four strong innings, but the wheels then fell off. The Cubs relievers looked decent at least, except for the drama that Samardzija created in his inning.
This game wasn't looking too good for the Cubs, until they had a five-run eighth inning off of one of the Pirates' most solid relief pitchers, Evan Meek. Blake DeWitt was the unlikely hero in this game. He entered the game as a pinch hitter and cracked a game-winning double, much to the delight of the Ivy Envy crew at Twenty. Early in this game, the Cubs looked pretty terrible at the plate; in fact, Len and Bob mentioned that Carlos Zambrano's third-inning at bat (he hit a double) was the best the Cubs had come up with so far in the game. The terrible approach early on made the string of hits in the eighth inning that much more satisfying. Zambrano had a decent outing, but the Cubs relief staff looked awesome. Kerry Wood and Sean Marshall both pitched very well, and Marmol struck out the side to end the game.
This game was entertaining, yet ultimately very frustrating. The Cubs really managed to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory in this one. The Cubs were up 4-3 after Soriano's go-ahead homer in the sixth, but the Pirates scored two in the ninth inning to hand Carlos Marmol his first loss of the season. It looked like Pittsburgh was only going to tie the game on an infield single, but Starlin Castro made an ill-advised throw across his body to try to get the runner at first, allowing Walker to score the winning run. Matt Garza pitched well enough to win in his Wrigley debut. Though he gave up 12 singles, he also struck out 12 batters.
Charging Out of the Gate
Starlin Castro was 8-13 in this series, and he hit two hustle triples in today's game. Too bad the game was pretty much lost on his decision to make an awkward throw to first in the top of the ninth. If nothing else, we know we will enjoy watching Castro play this season.
Failure to Launch
Marlon Byrd went 2-14 in this series, and hit into a game-ending double play today in the bottom of the ninth. He played well in spring training, and he will play well this season. The Cubs just need him to go ahead and start doing that soon.
Not in the Face!
Tyler Colvin had a great catch and throw to the plate today to nail Pirates catcher Jason Jaramillo for a double play. And Jaramillo definitely was blasted by Geovany Soto in the face.
Up Next
The D-backs come to town for a three-game series. This will be our first chance to see Wells and Cashner start, so those games should be interesting to watch. Who will play 2nd base for the Cubs? Tune in Monday to find out!


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KRATOS Multiphysics (Kratos) is a framework for building parallel, multi-disciplinary simulation software, aiming at modularity, extensibility, and high performance. Kratos is written in C++, and counts with an extensive Python interface.
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Variables | |
| int | domain_size = 2 |
| model_part = ModelPart("FluidPart") | |
| SolverSettings = ProjectParameters.SolverSettings | |
| solver_constructor = __import__(SolverSettings.solver_type) | |
| string | input_file_name = "square" |
| gid_mode = GiDPostMode.GiD_PostBinary | |
| multifile = MultiFileFlag.MultipleFiles | |
| deformed_mesh_flag = WriteDeformedMeshFlag.WriteUndeformed | |
| write_conditions = WriteConditionsFlag.WriteElementsOnly | |
| gid_io = GidIO(input_file_name, gid_mode, multifile, deformed_mesh_flag, write_conditions) | |
| model_part_io_fluid = ModelPartIO(input_file_name) | |
| float | mesh_name = 0.0 |
| conv_diff_solver = solver_constructor.CreateSolver(model_part, SolverSettings) | |
| float | conductivity = 0.1 |
| float | density = 1000.0 |
| float | specific_heat = 1.0 |
| vel = Vector(3); | |
| Dt = ProjectParameters.Dt | |
| full_Dt = Dt | |
| float | initial_Dt = 0.01 * full_Dt |
| Nsteps = ProjectParameters.nsteps | |
| final_time = ProjectParameters.max_time | |
| output_time = ProjectParameters.output_time | |
| output_step = ProjectParameters.output_step | |
| time = ProjectParameters.Start_time | |
| int | out = 0 |
| int | step = 0 |
| float pure_conduction.conductivity = 0.1 |
| pure_conduction.conv_diff_solver = solver_constructor.CreateSolver(model_part, SolverSettings) |
| pure_conduction.deformed_mesh_flag = WriteDeformedMeshFlag.WriteUndeformed |
| float pure_conduction.density = 1000.0 |
| int pure_conduction.domain_size = 2 |
| pure_conduction.Dt = ProjectParameters.Dt |
| pure_conduction.final_time = ProjectParameters.max_time |
| pure_conduction.full_Dt = Dt |
| pure_conduction.gid_io = GidIO(input_file_name, gid_mode, multifile, deformed_mesh_flag, write_conditions) |
| pure_conduction.gid_mode = GiDPostMode.GiD_PostBinary |
| float pure_conduction.initial_Dt = 0.01 * full_Dt |
| string pure_conduction.input_file_name = "square" |
| float pure_conduction.mesh_name = 0.0 |
| pure_conduction.model_part = ModelPart("FluidPart") |
| pure_conduction.model_part_io_fluid = ModelPartIO(input_file_name) |
| pure_conduction.multifile = MultiFileFlag.MultipleFiles |
| pure_conduction.Nsteps = ProjectParameters.nsteps |
| int pure_conduction.out = 0 |
| pure_conduction.output_step = ProjectParameters.output_step |
| pure_conduction.output_time = ProjectParameters.output_time |
| pure_conduction.solver_constructor = __import__(SolverSettings.solver_type) |
| pure_conduction.SolverSettings = ProjectParameters.SolverSettings |
| float pure_conduction.specific_heat = 1.0 |
| int pure_conduction.step = 0 |
| int pure_conduction.time = ProjectParameters.Start_time |
| pure_conduction.vel = Vector(3); |
| pure_conduction.write_conditions = WriteConditionsFlag.WriteElementsOnly |


SHORT STORIES
There emerged two themes in the short stories that I wrote, they were all about either androids or Stellar Rangers. I live in the American West and I've always loved Western films and novels. So I created a world that was very much like the old west and populated it with lawmen and women who happened to fly cool starfighters and carried blasters instead of six guns. I was developing the concept of world building and creating my own legendary fighter who purposely was a woman instead of a man. At the time, this was still unusual. The character was Devon Ardel and her adventures on Ocherva resulted in enough stories for the anthology - Tales From Ocherva, Volume One.
The android characters were taken directly from my very first short story that I wrote on lined paper and turned in to my 8th Grade English class. My teacher at the time, thought I had stolen the idea. She was partially correct. It was a retelling of the bar scene in the first Star Wars movie. Instead of banning droids from a bar, the droids banned humans. It was called, "The Robotic Bar". I rewrote that story and named it "Silicants Only". The Silicants would become primary characters in the Starforgers trilogy and Ocherva was where they obtained their sentience.
I self published it and and it pretty much tanked. But I didn't care, I was honing my craft and ready to tackle the first Starforgers novel. Over the next few years I wrote two more novels in the trilogy and in the process, came up with another insane idea to write even more stories in this trilogy. When I wrote The Rising, I realized that I had enough story for two novels. So I cut out the plot about the Votainion Empress, and put it into a novella and set it after The Rising and before the third book - Countertattack. This novella became The Blood Empress. Seeing a space to write a second novella, between Books 1 and 2, I wrote a story about Devon Ardel's time as a starfighter pilot in the military. It was called Devon's Blade, which is what her unit became known as by the enemy. I stole that idea too, from a Japanese novel about fighter pilots.
Devon's Blade was extremely unique at the time. It was primarily about three women pilots and the men in the story were just background characters. The book was submitted for a Reader's Choice award and won! The ebook sold quite well and it became my best selling book. Funny thing though, I started to notice that my trilogy was selling in sequential order. Devon's Blade was bringing readers into the Star Saga.
I took some time off writing after completing the Starforgers Trilogy and tried to see what I could do to help sales. I was gaining a small following of mostly white, older men. Not unusual for Military SF. So I decided to try and write a prequel to the Star Saga in the form of a naval battle story with a traditional male lead and a tried-and-true plot - a tiny ship up against incredible odds with a bearded old captain at the end of his career. I did exactly what I was told never to do, I wrote to my audience. Gave them exactly the kind of space story they loved and was popular in self publishing at the time.


My name is Anton and I'm right now in middle school.
I like doing math and science. I am the only person who works on the website but my dad helps me fix issues and my brother made the animation thats on the bottom of each page.
So I hope you enjoy the website I have made!
You can check out my gaming website here!
The hobbies that I have is programing, cubing and math.
I will appreciate if you support me on patreon link is here:https://www.patreon.com/user?u=33794881.


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What will people say after GG
This is the button to my lyrics website


This package contains classes which are wrappers for opcode instructions contained
in the code field of a Code attribute structure. These classes are not
generated when reading the org.gjt.jclasslib.structures.ClassFile structure via
the org.gjt.jclasslib.io.ClassFileReader, they have to be created through the
org.gjt.jclasslib.io.ByteCodeReader and converted back to bytecode with the
org.gjt.jclasslib.io.ByteCodeWriter.


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| Variable | Type | Description |
| lastBananaHit | {'x': float,'y': float} | If no previous hit: both floats are null. Otherwise the variable contains the distance from you to the hit position, 'x' = x-axis, 'y' = y-axis. |
| opponent | {'x': float,'y': float} | The distance to your opponent, 'x' = x-axis, 'y' = y-axis. |
| wind | float | The wind can be between -15 and 15, depending on the direction. |
| memory | | A variable free to use, each time the function is called the memory from last called is set as input parameter. |
Return values
The function must return the Json-structure:
{"velocity": float,
"angle": float,
"memory": var}
| Variable | Type | Description |
| velocity | float | The desired force of your throw, the gorillas can't use force stronger than 150. In that case they will die. |
| angle | float | The angle of the throw, a gorilla can throw between 0-360 (degrees) otherwise thier arms will twist and they will die. |
| memory | | A variable free to use, each time the function is called the memory from last called is set as input parameter. |


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F5 Identity and Access Management Solutions > Class 9: Multi-Factor Auth for Cloud Applications > Lab 3: Setup a Salesforce Connector Source | Edit on
Lab – Setup Salesforce Connector¶
This lab will teach you how to create a SAML Salesforce connector. Estimated completion time: 30 minutes
Task - Create a local IDP Service to Salesforce¶
| 1. Logon onto BIG-IP, then go to Access -> Federation: SAML Identity Provider -> Local Idp Services -> Create | |
2. Enter the following values (leave others default) on the General Settings
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3. Enter the following values (leave others default) on the Assertion Settings.
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4. Enter the following values (leave others default) on the Security Settings.
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Task - Download IdP metadata from BIG-IP for Salesforce¶
| 1. Go to Access -> Federation: SAML Identity Provider -> Local IdP Services, select the SALESFORCE_IDP_DEMO object, then click Export Metadata. Leave the Sign Metadata to No, and then click Download. |
Task - Create an IdP provider in Salesforce¶
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|
| 2. In Quick Find search box, type single, and then click Single Sign-On Settings. After that click the Edit button and check the SAML Enabled box, and then click Save. | |
3. Click New from Metadata file.Then click Choose File,
select SALESFORCE_IDP_DEMO_metadata.xml export file you
downloaded from BIG-IP, and then click Create. |
|
4. In the Identity Provider Certificate area, click
Choose File and navigate to Downloads to select
the certificate named IDP_CERT_F5DEMO.crt.
Uncheck the Single Logout box and Save. |
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Task - Create a new user in Salesforce¶
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| 2. Under Administration, click Users -> Users -> New User. | |
3. Enter the following values (leave others default) on the New User.
Repeat steps to the following users and change the Role as you want: Sales User = Partner User = |
Task - Modify the users in Active Directory¶
1. From the Win 7 Jumpbox open a
Remote Desktop Connection to Win 2008 server <IP_ADDRESS>
Log in using username: administrator and password:
password . |
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2. Open the Active Directory Users and Computers**console,
then right-click on the **Sales Manager user and then
click Properties, modify the
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Task - Create an external SP connector to Salesforce¶
| 1. Logon onto BIG-IP, then go to Access -> Federation: SAML Identity Provider -> External SP Connectors -> Create -> From Metadata | |
2. Enter the following values (leave others default) then click OK
Use the |
Task - Bind IdP and SP Connector to Salesforce¶
1. Go to Access -> Federation: SAML Identity Provider
-> Local IdP Services, select the SALESFORCE_IDP_DEMO
object, then click Bind/Unbind SP Connector. Then select
Common/SALESFORCE_EXT_SP as SP connector, and click OK. |
Task - Create a Salesforce SAML resource in BIG-IP¶
| 1. Go to Access -> Federation: SAML Resources -> Create. | |
2. Enter the following values (leave others default) on the New SAML Resource tab, then click Finished.
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Task - Assign the SALESFORCE SAML resource¶
1. Go to Access -> Profiles/Policies ->
Access Profiles, then click Edit for webtop_demo ,
a new browser tab will open |
|
2. Click on the Advanced Resource Assign object, a new
window will open. Click Add/Delete, then choose
/Common/AWS_SAML_DEMO and /Common/SALESFORCE_SAML_DEMO
from the SAML tab and click Update, then Save. |
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| 3. Click Apply Access Policy in the top left and then close the browser tab | |
You should see two |
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5. Click on the AWS and SALESFORCE links. You should
be able to access both because of SSO (SAML ). |


| CHAPTER I. | Down the Rabbit-Hole |
| CHAPTER II. | The Pool of Tears |
| CHAPTER III. | A Caucus-Race and a Long Tale |
| CHAPTER IV. | The Rabbit Sends in a Little Bill |
| CHAPTER V. | Advice from a Caterpillar |
| CHAPTER VI. | Pig and Pepper |
| CHAPTER VII. | A Mad Tea-Party |
| CHAPTER VIII. | The Queen’s Croquet-Ground |
| CHAPTER IX. | The Mock Turtle’s Story |
| CHAPTER X. | The Lobster Quadrille |
| CHAPTER XI. | Who Stole the Tarts? |
| CHAPTER XII. | Alice’s Evidence |


About Me
Hello I'm Alexandria, currently I am a student at the University of Denver studying to become a Full Stack Web Developer. My main goal is gain more experience in coding, thus being able to build a brighter future for my husband and myself. I would love to move out of Colorado and explore other states that benefit my career path; Austin, Texas being my first choice.
I currently have my certificate in Bartending, a bachelor degree in Pastry Arts, and I am also N.R.A. Certified. Coding is a heavy skill that I am exploring, and I'm grateful for the vast knowledge I'm earning. When not focused on studies I enjoy baking and cooking, fishing, playing with my 3 cats, hanging out with my Turkish husband, watching movies, going on outdoor adventures, and making modifications to my husbands or my own vehicles.


operator fun set(path: String, obj: Any?): Unit
Sets an object at a specified path. Creates sub paths if they don't exist.
path
- The path to get the element from. If this is blank,
it sets the root object. If the path is malformed,
then it throws an IllegalArgumentException
IllegalArgumentException
- if the path is malformed
Parameters
object
The object to set at the specified path
Since
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Here are some keyboard shortcuts available when a hardware keyboard is present. If you're using a phone where the main input type is a virtual keyboard, please see the VirtualKeyboard help topic.
Note: the side that shift, alt, slash, and tab uses can be changed in preferences between left, right, and disabled.
Pressing once on the trackball will toggle on control for the next character typed. The cursor will indicate this state with a < symbol. Note that pressing the trackball again will send an escape key.
Pressing twice on the trackball will send escape key. Note that some other terminal emulators map pressing ALT-key to escape + key.
Pressing the shift (up arrow) key once will make the next key typed its uppercase variant according to the keyboard layout. This state is indicated with an outline of a triangle on the top of the cursor. Pressing it twice will turn on shift lock which is indicated by a solid triangle on the top of the cursor.
Pressing the Alt key once will make the next key typed its symbol as indicated on the keyboard. This state is indicated with the outline of a triangle on the bottom of the cursor. Pressing it twice will turn on alt lock which is indicated by a solid triangle on the bottom of the cursor.
The opposite side alt key can be used as a shortcut for the forward slash / character. This aids in quickly typing directories on the G1.
The opposite side shift key can be used as a shortcut for the tab key (CTRL-i) for quick completion in many shells.
Hold down the shift key and press numbers 1 through 10 to send F1 through F10 respectively.


- name() - Method in class org.opencv.gpu.DeviceInfo
-
- NARROW_PRESET - Static variable in class org.opencv.calib3d.StereoBM
-
- NATIVE_DOUBLE - Static variable in class org.opencv.gpu.Gpu
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- NATIVE_LIBRARY_NAME - Static variable in class org.opencv.core.Core
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- NativeCameraView - Class in org.opencv.android
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This class is an implementation of a bridge between SurfaceView and native OpenCV camera.
- NativeCameraView(Context, int) - Constructor for class org.opencv.android.NativeCameraView
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- NativeCameraView(Context, AttributeSet) - Constructor for class org.opencv.android.NativeCameraView
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- NativeCameraView.OpenCvSizeAccessor - Class in org.opencv.android
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- nativeObj - Variable in class org.opencv.calib3d.StereoBM
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- nativeObj - Variable in class org.opencv.calib3d.StereoSGBM
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- nativeObj - Variable in class org.opencv.contrib.StereoVar
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- nativeObj - Variable in class org.opencv.core.Algorithm
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- nativeObj - Variable in class org.opencv.core.Mat
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- nativeObj - Variable in class org.opencv.features2d.DescriptorExtractor
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- nativeObj - Variable in class org.opencv.features2d.DescriptorMatcher
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- nativeObj - Variable in class org.opencv.features2d.FeatureDetector
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- nativeObj - Variable in class org.opencv.features2d.GenericDescriptorMatcher
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- nativeObj - Variable in class org.opencv.gpu.DeviceInfo
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- nativeObj - Variable in class org.opencv.gpu.TargetArchs
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- nativeObj - Variable in class org.opencv.highgui.VideoCapture
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- nativeObj - Variable in class org.opencv.imgproc.Moments
-
- nativeObj - Variable in class org.opencv.imgproc.Subdiv2D
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- nativeObj - Variable in class org.opencv.ml.CvANN_MLP_TrainParams
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- nativeObj - Variable in class org.opencv.ml.CvDTreeParams
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- nativeObj - Variable in class org.opencv.ml.CvParamGrid
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- nativeObj - Variable in class org.opencv.ml.CvStatModel
-
- nativeObj - Variable in class org.opencv.ml.CvSVMParams
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- nativeObj - Variable in class org.opencv.objdetect.CascadeClassifier
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- nativeObj - Variable in class org.opencv.objdetect.HOGDescriptor
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- nativeObj - Variable in class org.opencv.video.KalmanFilter
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- navigation_drawer - Static variable in class br.com.indirim.quickphoto.R.id
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- navigation_drawer_close - Static variable in class br.com.indirim.quickphoto.R.string
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- navigation_drawer_open - Static variable in class br.com.indirim.quickphoto.R.string
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- navigation_drawer_width - Static variable in class br.com.indirim.quickphoto.R.dimen
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- navigationContentDescription - Static variable in class br.com.indirim.quickphoto.R.attr
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Must be a string value, using '\\;' to escape characters such as '\\n' or '\\uxxxx' for a unicode character.
- NavigationDrawerFragment - Class in br.com.indirim.quickphoto
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Fragment used for managing interactions for and presentation of a navigation drawer.
- NavigationDrawerFragment() - Constructor for class br.com.indirim.quickphoto.NavigationDrawerFragment
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- NavigationDrawerFragment.NavigationDrawerCallbacks - Interface in br.com.indirim.quickphoto
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Callbacks interface that all activities using this fragment must implement.
- navigationIcon - Static variable in class br.com.indirim.quickphoto.R.attr
-
Must be a reference to another resource, in the form "@[+][package:]type:name
"
or to a theme attribute in the form "?
- navigationMode - Static variable in class br.com.indirim.quickphoto.R.attr
-
Must be one of the following constant values.
- negativeButton - Static variable in class br.com.indirim.quickphoto.R.id
-
- never - Static variable in class br.com.indirim.quickphoto.R.id
-
- NEW_INSTALLATION - Static variable in interface org.opencv.android.InstallCallbackInterface
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New package installation is required.
- newInstance(int) - Static method in class br.com.indirim.quickphoto.AboutPagerFragment
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Método responsável por criar uma nova instância do fragmento
- newInstance() - Static method in class br.com.indirim.quickphoto.CameraFragment
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- newInstance(String, int) - Static method in class br.com.indirim.quickphoto.PreviewPhotoFragment
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- newInstance(int) - Static method in class br.com.indirim.quickphoto.TutorialPagerFragment
-
- NEXT_AROUND_DST - Static variable in class org.opencv.imgproc.Subdiv2D
-
- NEXT_AROUND_LEFT - Static variable in class org.opencv.imgproc.Subdiv2D
-
- NEXT_AROUND_ORG - Static variable in class org.opencv.imgproc.Subdiv2D
-
- NEXT_AROUND_RIGHT - Static variable in class org.opencv.imgproc.Subdiv2D
-
- nextEdge(int) - Method in class org.opencv.imgproc.Subdiv2D
-
- NO_INPUT_SCALE - Static variable in class org.opencv.ml.CvANN_MLP
-
- NO_OUTPUT_SCALE - Static variable in class org.opencv.ml.CvANN_MLP
-
- none - Static variable in class br.com.indirim.quickphoto.R.id
-
- norm(Mat, int, Mat) - Static method in class org.opencv.core.Core
-
Calculates an absolute array norm, an absolute difference norm, or a relative
difference norm.
- norm(Mat, int) - Static method in class org.opencv.core.Core
-
Calculates an absolute array norm, an absolute difference norm, or a relative
difference norm.
- norm(Mat) - Static method in class org.opencv.core.Core
-
Calculates an absolute array norm, an absolute difference norm, or a relative
difference norm.
- norm(Mat, Mat, int, Mat) - Static method in class org.opencv.core.Core
-
Calculates an absolute array norm, an absolute difference norm, or a relative
difference norm.
- norm(Mat, Mat, int) - Static method in class org.opencv.core.Core
-
Calculates an absolute array norm, an absolute difference norm, or a relative
difference norm.
- norm(Mat, Mat) - Static method in class org.opencv.core.Core
-
Calculates an absolute array norm, an absolute difference norm, or a relative
difference norm.
- NORM_HAMMING - Static variable in class org.opencv.core.Core
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- NORM_HAMMING2 - Static variable in class org.opencv.core.Core
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- NORM_INF - Static variable in class org.opencv.core.Core
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- NORM_L1 - Static variable in class org.opencv.core.Core
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- NORM_L2 - Static variable in class org.opencv.core.Core
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- NORM_L2SQR - Static variable in class org.opencv.core.Core
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- NORM_MINMAX - Static variable in class org.opencv.core.Core
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- NORM_RELATIVE - Static variable in class org.opencv.core.Core
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- NORM_TYPE_MASK - Static variable in class org.opencv.core.Core
-
- normal - Static variable in class br.com.indirim.quickphoto.R.id
-
- normalButton - Static variable in class br.com.indirim.quickphoto.R.id
-
- normalize(Mat, Mat, double, double, int, int, Mat) - Static method in class org.opencv.core.Core
-
Normalizes the norm or value range of an array.
- normalize(Mat, Mat, double, double, int, int) - Static method in class org.opencv.core.Core
-
Normalizes the norm or value range of an array.
- normalize(Mat, Mat, double, double, int) - Static method in class org.opencv.core.Core
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Normalizes the norm or value range of an array.
- normalize(Mat, Mat) - Static method in class org.opencv.core.Core
-
Normalizes the norm or value range of an array.
- NOT_DRAW_SINGLE_POINTS - Static variable in class org.opencv.features2d.Features2d
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- NU - Static variable in class org.opencv.ml.CvSVM
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- NU_SVC - Static variable in class org.opencv.ml.CvSVM
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- NU_SVR - Static variable in class org.opencv.ml.CvSVM
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- numero_ra - Static variable in class br.com.indirim.quickphoto.R.id
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Delay pools provides a means a restrict bandwidth usage of clients. With delay pools, clients can be restricted at the individual level, or in groups. ACLs are used to apply bandwidth limits to users.
This page displays any existing pools, and their limits. Also, there is a section for global options, which at this time only has one option.
Initial bucket level
Because of the way delay pools work, a new client could potentially be permitted to use more than their fair share of bandwidth because their new bucket would be empty. In a congested network, this would mean that other connections from clients with nearly full buckets would be starved of bandwidth for some period of time. This option defaults to 50%, and can likely be left alone, unless your max values are very large (the max value when configuring limits actually applies to the bucket size for the pool).


Removing an employee from your payroll (source)
If a member of staff is leaving your business, you need to submit their leaving date to HMRC via an RTI submission at the same time that you submit details of their final salary. Here’s how to do this in FreeAgent.
Enter a leaving date
First, you need to enter a leaving date in your employee’s payroll profile. Go to My Money > Payroll, and then edit the profile of the relevant employee at the bottom of the page.
Once you're in your employee’s payroll profile, navigate to the question asking 'Will the next month that you run payroll be the final time this member of staff is being paid?' and answer 'Yes'.
You can now run payroll as normal.
If you choose to file your RTI payroll to HMRC directly through FreeAgent, this will provide them with the employee's final salary details. If you are are sending this information to HMRC in an alternative way, just mark the payroll as filed. After doing one of these two things, the employee you entered the leaving date for will no longer appear in any future payroll months.
P45
Once a leaving date has been entered and saved, you will be able to download a P45 to give to that employee.


Default Behaviour After Initial Registration
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Facebook video downloader for free. Here you can download video from facebook for free. Just paste facebook video link(url) in below box and click on download to download facebook video.
Facebook video downloader for free. Here you can download video from facebook for free. Just paste facebook video link(url) in below box and click on download to download facebook video.


Tweet of the Moment
by Ryan HenningIntroducing: The Finnish Name Converter
Start with your unremarkable, un-Finnish name.
With your first name, Cut off any letter after the 4th and duplicate the third letter of the last name. If your name now ends with a consonant, add: an A if you were born in the winter, an E if born in the spring, an I if born in the summer and an O if born in the fall.
For your surname, only keep the first syllable, then if you were born in the eastern time zone, add a vowel of your choosing and “nen”. Central time zone, ad an -io, Mountain time, go with -sto, and Pacific, -la.
I am Ryaane Hennio.


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Provides helpers for serialization/deserialization of basic types.
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#include <Codable.hpp>
Provides helpers for serialization/deserialization of basic types.
◆ decodeBool()
| bool Codable::decodeBool |
( |
const KeyValues & |
param, |
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unsigned int |
position = 0 |
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) |
| |
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static |
Decode a boolean from a parameters tuple, at a specified position. A boolean is set to true if its value is 'true', 'True', 'yes', 'Yes' or '1'.
- Parameters
-
| param | the parameters tuple |
| position | index of the boolean in the values array |
- Returns
- a boolean
◆ decodeTexture()
Decode a texture from a parameters tuple and load it. A texture is described as follows:
texturetype: texturename
(where texturetype can be one of 'rgb', 'srgb', 'rgb32', 'rgbcube', 'srgbcube', 'rgb32cube' depending on the desired format).
- Parameters
-
| param | the parameters tuple |
- Returns
- the name of the texture and its descriptor.
◆ decodeTransformation()
| glm::mat4 Codable::decodeTransformation |
( |
const std::vector< KeyValues > & |
params | ) |
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|
static |
Decode a transformation from a series of parameters tuple. For now this function look for three keywords in the whole params vector: translation, orientation, scaling. A transformation is described as follows:
translation: X,Y,Z
orientation: axisX,axisY,axisZ angle
scaling: scale
- Parameters
-
| params | a list of parameters tuples |
- Returns
- the 4x4 matrix representation of the transformation
◆ decodeVec2()
| glm::vec2 Codable::decodeVec2 |
( |
const KeyValues & |
param, |
|
|
unsigned int |
position = 0 |
|
) |
| |
|
static |
Decode a 2D vector from a parameters tuple, starting at a specified position. A 2D vector is described as a set of 2 floats separated by spaces or commas: X,Y.
- Parameters
-
| param | the parameters tuple |
| position | index of the first vector component in the values array |
- Returns
- a 2D vector
◆ decodeVec3()
| glm::vec3 Codable::decodeVec3 |
( |
const KeyValues & |
param, |
|
|
unsigned int |
position = 0 |
|
) |
| |
|
static |
Decode a 3D vector from a parameters tuple, starting at a specified position. A 3D vector is described as a set of 3 floats separated by spaces or commas: X,Y,Z.
- Parameters
-
| param | the parameters tuple |
| position | index of the first vector component in the values array |
- Returns
- a 3D vector
◆ parse()
| std::vector< KeyValues > Codable::parse |
( |
const std::string & |
codableFile | ) |
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|
static |
Split a Codable-compatible text file in a hierarchical list of (key,values) tuples, getting rid of extraneous spaces and punctuations. The following rules are applied:
- elements beginning with a '*' denote root-level objects.
- elements beginning with a '-' belong to an array, defined by the element just before those.
- elements can be nested on the same line: 'elem1: elem2: values'
- Parameters
-
| codableFile | the text content to parse |
- Returns
- a hiearchical list of (key, value) tokens
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:
- src/engine/system/Codable.hpp
- src/engine/system/Codable.cpp


CFPropertyList
implementation class to read, manipulate and write both XML and binary property list files (plist(5)) as defined by Apple. Have a look at CFPropertyList::List
for more documentation.
Installation¶ ↑
You could either use ruby gems and install it via
gem install CFPropertyList
or you could clone this repository and place it somewhere in your load path.
Example¶ ↑
require 'cfpropertylist' # create a arbitrary data structure of basic data types data = { 'name' => 'John Doe', 'missing' => true, 'last_seen' => Time.now, 'friends' => ['Jane Doe','Julian Doe'], 'likes' => { 'me' => false } } # create CFPropertyList::List object plist = CFPropertyList::List.new # call CFPropertyList.guess() to create corresponding CFType values plist.value = CFPropertyList.guess(data) # write plist to file plist.save("example.plist", CFPropertyList::List::FORMAT_BINARY) # … later, read it again plist = CFPropertyList::List.new(:file => "example.plist") data = CFPropertyList.native_types(plist.value)
- Author
-
Christian Kruse<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Copyright
-
Copyright © 2010
- License
-
MIT License


Week 7: Organization.
 I hate clutter but I like stuff. To make matters worse, I am bad at getting rid of stuff. I also love organizing and you can’t organize if you don’t have stuff.
So just to recap there:
- I hate clutter
- I like stuff
- I am bad at getting rid of stuff
- I like to organize said stuff
Now that that’s out of the way, we can get to the juicy… “stuff”. As you may have guessed, this week I have been tasked with contemplating organization. I find organizing things to be therapeutic. The feeling of completing a task that is not only visually appealing but incredibly useful does wonders for my Virgo brain. I organize my shirts by warmth and then by color, I keep my wool socks and my cotton socks in separate drawers, and I always put my pens back in chromatic order.
So, because organization is a part of my day to day life, reflecting on it overall seemed like too broad a brush to paint this post with. I decided instead to focus on my most recent and largest organizational event: packing.
Even though I don’t go home for a week and a half, I decided on Sunday that the best use of my time would be productive procrastination which led me to pack nearly all of my clothes. I packed three bags – one with winter clothes, one with summer clothes, and one with my dog’s sweater and his bumble bee Halloween costume that I didn’t think he would need while he stays in Nashville with my sister. If you’re wondering, yes I did vomit a bit at the fact that I purchased a Halloween costume for my dog, but he looked very cute in it.
Every time I have packed up all of my belongings to move during college, I have gotten rid of clothes. It’s less of a thing that I want to do and more of a task that I force myself to do so that I don’t end up with six tee yellow shirts, all of which I “need” because they have slight variations in shade and neckline. I always try to donate my clothes to Goodwill, but in writing this post, I realized that I really have no idea what happens to those clothes once I drive away. So, I decided to do a little digging.
Here are some things I found:
- Americans throw 10.5 million tons of clothing into landfills each year
- Only 7% of the population buys second hand clothes
- Only 28% of the population donates used goods
This means that only a quarter of the number of people who donate clothes buy second hand clothing. Additionally, charities like Goodwill and the Salvation Army sell less than 20% of the clothing donated to them. The rest ends up in the hands of for-profit textile recyclers.
So let’s break that down. If we divide our disgraceful waste evenly across US citizens we get roughly 64lbs of clothing waste per person annually. This waste in reality would not be equally divided person to person, but for simplicity’s sake let’s assume it is.
That’s a lot of clothing!
According to The Atlantic, Americans donate 15% of their used clothes. This means that if we distribute the used clothes evenly like we did above, each American gets rid of about 75lbs of used clothes annually and donates only 11.25 of those pounds.
Here are some ways to think about those weights:
So the next time you think about throwing away your old clothes, try giving them away to your friends, recycling or donating them. They might not get bought but it’s better than throwing away more bars of gold.
This is the sixth in a series of posts From Quarantine. Most posts from quarantine are prompted by Aisling Quigley’s Data Storytelling class at Macalester College. This is one of those posts.


public class Place
extends java.lang.Object
A Place
acts as a container for various information about a place,
which itself is a point of interest such as a popular restaurant, a park, or
someone's home.
Note: a Place
can contain attributes, collections of media about the
place, and key-value pairs of related places.
Location
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
static java.lang.String |
PUBLIC_TRANSPORT_RELATED_LINK_NAME
Key name to get the public-transport
DiscoveryLink (from the related attributes) for
this Place . |
static java.lang.String |
RECOMMENDED_RELATED_LINK_NAME
Key name to get the recommended
DiscoveryLink (from the related attributes) for this
Place . |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
boolean |
equals(java.lang.Object obj) |
java.util.Map<java.lang.String,java.util.List<java.lang.String>> |
getAlternativeNames()
Gets the alternative names for the
Place . |
java.util.List<java.lang.String> |
getAlternativeReferenceIds(java.lang.String name)
Get a list of alternative identifiers of the same reference identifier for a specific domain.
|
java.lang.String |
getAttributionText()
Gets the
String representation of the attribution text for the
Place . |
java.util.List<Category> |
getCategories()
Gets the list of
Category objects assigned to the Place . |
java.util.List<ContactDetail> |
getContacts()
Gets the list of
Contact objects for the Place . |
MediaCollectionPage<EditorialMedia> |
getEditorials()
|
java.util.List<ExtendedAttribute> |
getExtendedAttributes()
Gets additional information about a
Place , a list of ExtendedAttribute
objects that can include information such as:
payment - A list of available payment methods (such as cash, credit card, direct debit,
etc.)
openingHours - A list of hours during which the place is open for business
annualClosings - A description of annual closing dates such as holidays or other special
occasions
price - A price list
nearestLandmark - A description of the nearest landmark
languagesSpoken - A list of the languages that are spoken at the place
availableParking - A list of parking options available nearby
smoking - Whether smoking is allowed
disabledAccess - Whether disabled access is available
|
java.lang.String |
getIconUrl()
Gets the URL to retrieve the icon that best represents the
Place . |
java.lang.String |
getId()
Gets the unique identifier for the
Place . |
MediaCollectionPage<ImageMedia> |
getImages()
|
Location |
getLocation()
Gets the physical
Location of the Place . |
java.lang.String |
getName()
Gets the display name for the
Place . |
MediaCollectionPage<RatingMedia> |
getRatings()
|
java.lang.String |
getReference(java.lang.String name)
Get the reference identifier for a specific domain.
|
java.util.Map<java.lang.String,DiscoveryLink> |
getRelated()
Gets the related places (where available) that might also interest an application user
viewing information for the
Place . |
ReportingLink |
getReportingLink()
Gets the link for getting options for reporting an place because, for example, if it contains
inappropriate content or the place does not exists.
|
MediaCollectionPage<ReviewMedia> |
getReviews()
|
SupplierLink |
getSupplier()
Gets the
Link for the Place supplier. |
Ratings |
getUserRatings()
Gets the HERE.com user-supplied
Ratings for the Place . |
java.lang.String |
getViewUri()
Gets the
String representation of the URI for a user-viewable
representation of the Place . |
int |
hashCode() |
public static final java.lang.String RECOMMENDED_RELATED_LINK_NAME
DiscoveryLink
(from the related attributes) for this
Place
.public static final java.lang.String PUBLIC_TRANSPORT_RELATED_LINK_NAME
DiscoveryLink
(from the related attributes) for
this Place
.public java.lang.String getId()
Place
. Applications that want
to keep a reference to a place should store the ID for subsequent linking
to additional resources.public java.lang.String getViewUri()
String
representation of the URI for a user-viewable
representation of the Place
. Applications must provide at least
one such URI for every Place
they fetch.Place
public java.lang.String getName()
Place
.Place
namepublic java.util.Map<java.lang.String,java.util.List<java.lang.String>> getAlternativeNames()
Place
. The returned Map
collection is keyed using a language code (eg. "en").
Note: an alternative name is optional, so a call to this method could
return empty
.
empty
) collection keyed
using a language code (eg. "en").public Location getLocation()
Location
of the Place
.Location
public java.util.List<Category> getCategories()
Category
objects assigned to the Place
.
Note: categories maybe optional (especially when offline), so a call to
this method could return empty
.
Category
objectspublic java.lang.String getIconUrl()
Place
.public java.util.List<ContactDetail> getContacts()
Contact
objects for the Place
.
Note: contact information for a Place
is optional, so a call to
this method could return empty
.
Contact
objects (could be empty
)public java.lang.String getAttributionText()
String
representation of the attribution text for the
Place
.
Note: attribution text for a Place
is optional, so a call to this
method could return empty
.
empty
)public SupplierLink getSupplier()
Link
for the Place
supplier. A supplier link
extends the standard link object with an optional icon link pointing to
the supplier's brand icon.
Note: a Link
for a Place
supplier is optional, so a call
to this method could return null
.
Link
(could be null
)public Ratings getUserRatings()
Ratings
for the Place
.Ratings
for the Place
.public final java.lang.String getReference(java.lang.String name)
PlacesBaseRequest#setReferences
function.name
- The reference name.public final java.util.List<java.lang.String> getAlternativeReferenceIds(java.lang.String name)
PlacesBaseRequest#setReferences
function.name
- The reference name.public java.util.List<ExtendedAttribute> getExtendedAttributes()
Place
, a list of ExtendedAttribute
objects that can include information such as:
ExtendedAttribute
objectspublic MediaCollectionPage<EditorialMedia> getEditorials()
MediaCollectionPage
containing EditorialMedia
content
for the Place
.
Note: editorial content for a Place
is optional, so a call to
this method could return null
.
MediaCollectionPage
(could be null
)public MediaCollectionPage<ImageMedia> getImages()
MediaCollectionPage
containing ImageMedia
content for
the Place
.
Note: image content for a Place
is optional, so a call to this
method could return null
.
MediaCollectionPage
(could be null
)public MediaCollectionPage<RatingMedia> getRatings()
MediaCollectionPage
containing RatingMedia
content
for the Place
.
Note: rating content for a Place
is optional, so a call to this
method could return null
.
MediaCollectionPage
(could be null
)public MediaCollectionPage<ReviewMedia> getReviews()
MediaCollectionPage
containing ReviewMedia
content
for the Place
.
Note: review content for a Place
is optional, so a call to this
method could return null
.
MediaCollectionPage
(could be null
)public java.util.Map<java.lang.String,DiscoveryLink> getRelated()
Place
. The returned Map
is keyed by a title for
the related places (e.g. PUBLIC_TRANSPORT_RELATED_LINK_NAME
), while the associated
value is a link to a page of related places.
Note: if there are no related places, the attribute is not present and this method will
return null
.
java.util.Map
of key-value elements representing the collection of links
to places related to the Place
(could be empty
)public final ReportingLink getReportingLink()
public int hashCode()
hashCode
in class java.lang.Object
public boolean equals(java.lang.Object obj)
equals
in class java.lang.Object


| 073:017 Khan | : |
Then how can you avoid the punishment, if you disbelieve, on a Day that will make the children grey-headed (i.e. the Day of Resurrection)? |
| 073:017 Maulana | : |
How, then, if you disbelieve, will you guard yourselves on the day which will make children grey-headed? |
| 073:017 Pickthal | : |
Then how, if ye disbelieve, will ye protect yourselves upon the day which will turn children grey, |
| 073:017 Rashad | : |
If you disbelieve, how can you evade a day so terrible that it makes the infants gray-haired? |
| 073:017 Sarwar | : |
If you, disbelieve, how will you be able to protect yourselves from the hardships of the day which would even turn children grey-headed?. |
| 073:017 Shakir | : |
How, then, will you guard yourselves, if you disbelieve, on the day which shall make children grey-headed? |
| 073:017 Sherali | : |
How will you then, if you disbelieve, guard yourselves against a day which will turn children grey-headed? |
| 073:017 Yusufali | : |
Then how shall ye, if ye deny (Allah), guard yourselves against a Day that will make children hoary-headed?- |
Concepts/Themes Covered: الإيمان > اليوم الآخر > أهواله Faith> The Hereafter> Its Horrors
This tool uses eight English parallel translations for the Holy Quran imported from Mr. Clay Smith. You can also visit Qurany Concepts for browsing the Quran themes or topics. If you want to search the Holy Quran for keywords, please visit Qurany Keywords.


Fishing Guild Member:
In the Windmill Hill area, if you hunt
Langk Lizardman Warriors, Vuku Orc Fighters, or Arachnid Predators
, you can get the sweet aromatic fluid the water spirits love.
Back


The BackgroundGeolocation SDK hosts its own flexible and robust native HTTP & SQLite persistence services. To enable the HTTP service, simply configure the SDK with an Config.url:
The SDK immediately inserts each recorded location into its SQLite database. This database is designed to act as a temporary buffer for the HTTP service and the SDK strongly desires an empty database. The only way that locations are destroyed from the database are:
Successful HTTP response from your server (200, 201, 204).
The SDK's HTTP service operates by selecting records from the database, locking them to prevent duplicate requests then uploading to your server.
By default, the HTTP Service will select a single record (oldest first; see locationsOrderDirection) and execute an HTTP request to your Config.url.
Each HTTP request is synchronous — the HTTP service will await the response from your server before selecting and uploading another record.
If your server returns an error or doesn't respond, the HTTP Service will immediately halt.
Configuring batchSynctrue instructs the HTTP Service to select all records in the database and upload them to your server in a single HTTP request.
Use maxBatchSize to limit the number of records selected for each batchSync request. The HTTP service will execute synchronous HTTP batch requests until the database is empty.
The SDK's HTTP Service will upload recorded locations as JSON to your Config.url (See Location for the JSON schema) with Content-Type application/json. The data can be found by your server in the "HTTP request body".
If your server does not return a 20x response (eg: 200, 201, 204), the SDK will UNLOCK that record. Another attempt to upload will be made in the future (until maxDaysToPersist) when:
By default, the SDK is configured for autoSync:true and will attempt to immediately upload each recorded location to your configured Config.url.
Use autoSyncThreshold to throttle HTTP requests. This will instruct the SDK to accumulate that number of records in the database before calling upon the HTTP Service. This is a good way to conserve battery, since HTTP requests consume more energy/second than the GPS.
Location record inserted into SDK's SQLite database.
3
✅Locked
SDK's HTTP service locks a record (to prevent duplicate HTTP uploads).
4
🔵HTTP POST
SDK's HTTP service attempts an HTTP request to your configured url.
5
🔵Response
Response from your server.
6
✅DESTROY|UNLOCK
After your server returns a 20x response, the SDK deletes that record from the database. Otherwise, the SDK will UNLOCK that record and try again in the future.
The SDK has a "Remote Procedure Call" (RPC) mechanism, allowing you to invoke commands upon the SDK's API by returing a JSON response from the server containing the key "background_geolocation": [...].
Within the returned [...], you may return one or more commands to invoke upon the SDK. Each command takes the form of an [], with a required first element String command, along with an optional
second element Argument:string|boolean|number|Object depending upon the context of the command.
The event-object provided to BackgroundGeolocation.onHttp when an HTTP response arrives from your configured Config.url.
HTTP Guide
The BackgroundGeolocation SDK hosts its own flexible and robust native HTTP & SQLite persistence services. To enable the HTTP service, simply configure the SDK with an Config.url:
The SQLite Database
The SDK immediately inserts each recorded location into its SQLite database. This database is designed to act as a temporary buffer for the HTTP service and the SDK strongly desires an empty database. The only way that locations are destroyed from the database are:
200
,201
,204
).The HTTP Service
The SDK's HTTP service operates by selecting records from the database, locking them to prevent duplicate requests then uploading to your server.
true
instructs the HTTP Service to select all records in the database and upload them to your server in a single HTTP request.Capturing the data at your server
The SDK's HTTP Service will upload recorded locations as JSON to your Config.url (See Location for the JSON schema) with
Content-Type application/json
. The data can be found by your server in the "HTTP request body".PHP
Node with
express
Rails
HTTP Failures
If your server does not return a
20x
response (eg:200
,201
,204
), the SDK willUNLOCK
that record. Another attempt to upload will be made in the future (until maxDaysToPersist) when:pause
/resume
events.fetch
events.Receiving the HTTP Response.
You can capture the HTTP response from your server by listening to the onHttp event.
autoSync: true
By default, the SDK is configured for autoSync:true and will attempt to immediately upload each recorded location to your configured Config.url.
Manual Invoking Upload
The SDK's HTTP Service can be summoned into action at any time via the method BackgroundGeolocation.sync.
Config.params, headers and extras
JSON
data of each HTTP request.Custom
JSON
Schema: locationTemplate and geofenceTemplateThe default HTTP
JSON
schema for both Location and Geofence can be overridden by the configuration options locationTemplate and geofenceTemplate, allowing you to create any schema you wish.Disabling HTTP requests on Cellular connections
If you're concerned with Cellular data-usage, you can configure the plugin's HTTP Service to upload only when connected to Wifi:
HTTP Logging
You can observe the plugin performing HTTP requests in the logs for both iOS and Android (See Wiki Debugging):
📍Location
✅INSERT
✅Locked
🔵HTTP POST
url
.🔵Response
✅DESTROY|UNLOCK
20x
response, the SDK deletes that record from the database. Otherwise, the SDK willUNLOCK
that record and try again in the future.Controlling the SDK with HTTP Responses (RPC)
The SDK has a "Remote Procedure Call" (RPC) mechanism, allowing you to invoke commands upon the SDK's API by returing a JSON response from the server containing the key
"background_geolocation": [...]
.Within the returned
[...]
, you may return one or more commands to invoke upon the SDK. Each command takes the form of an[]
, with a required first elementString command
, along with an optional second elementArgument:string|boolean|number|Object
depending upon the context of thecommand
.The SDK will run each of these commands synchronously upon itself.
Supported RPC Commands
start
BackgroundGeolocation.start()
stop
BackgroundGeolocation.stop()
startGeofences
BackgroundGeolocation.startGeofences()
changePace
Boolean
BackgroundGeolocation.changePace(argument)
setConfig
{Config}
BackgroundGeolocation.setConfig(argument)
addGeofence
{Geofence}
BackgroundGeolocation.addGeofence(argument)
addGeofences
[{Geofence}, ...]
BackgroundGeolocation.addGeofences(argument)
removeGeofence
identifier:String
BackgroundGeolocation.removeGeofence(argument)
removeGeofences
[identifier:String,...]
BackgroundGeolocation.removeGeofences(argument)
If provided no argument, remove all; otherwise remove provided list of identifiersuploadLog
url:String
destroyLog
BackgroundGeolocation.destroyLog
Simple Example:
#stop
Your server could return a response telling the SDK to BackgroundGeolocation.stop:
When returning just a single command, you can optionally omit the root
[ ]
:Arguments
The 2nd param to each action is optional but depends upon the context of the command. For example,
#changePace
requires aboolean
argument:Object Arguments
Some commands receive an
{ }
argument, like#setConfig
:Multiple Actions
You could tell the plugin to both
#start
and#changePace
:


Triangle Tracker
Type in dimensions of the three sides to know what type of triangle it is:
Side 1:
Side 2:
Side 3:
Find out


--- layout: default layout_grid: true home: true angularjs: true title: JHipster - Full Stack Platform for the Modern Developer! sitemap: priority: 1.0 lastmod: 2016-05-25T00:00:00-00:00 ---
JHipster is a development platform to quickly generate, develop, & deploy modern web applications & microservice architectures.
JHipster is on Open Collective, if you JHipster consider becoming a sponsor or a backer.
npm install -g generator-jhipster
mkdir myApp && cd myApp
jhipster
jhipster-jdl.jdl
filejhipster jdl jhipster-jdl.jdl
Matt Raible created a screencast that shows how to use JHipster 7 to develop a Spring Boot + Angular application.
JHipster is a development platform to quickly generate, develop, and deploy modern web applications and microservice architectures. We support many frontend technologies, including Angular, React, and Vue. We even have mobile app support for Ionic and React Native! On the backend, we support Spring Boot (with Java or Kotlin), Micronaut, Quarkus, Node.js, and .NET. For deployment, we embrace cloud native principles with Docker and Kubernetes. Deployment support exists for AWS, Azure, Cloud Foundry, Google Cloud Platform, Heroku, and OpenShift.
Our goal is to generate a complete and modern web app or microservice architecture, unifying:
Sample applications generated with the latest version of JHipster:
JHipster is Open Source, and all development is done on GitHub
Lots of great companies use JHipster, all over the world! Find the full list here, and don't forget to add your company once you have started using JHipster
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Judge reconsiders some sentences in 1995 Roanoke firebombing
ROANOKE, Va. (AP) - A judge is recalculating prison sentences for four men convicted in a 1995 firebombing of a convenience store in Roanoke, Virginia.
The Roanoke Times reports the men, incarcerated for 22 years, had their sentences slashed to less than time served in September to reflect revised federal statutes.
They were convicted of using a destructive device during a felony, an offense that carried a mandatory 30 years’ incarceration plus any other prison time. The U.S. Supreme Court this year partially invalidated the statute on which the convictions and sentences were based, finding that penalty instructions were vague.
TOP STORIES
Reckoning coming for Adam Schiff for impeachment inquiry
Evangelist Franklin Graham calls impeachment hearing 'a day of shame for America'
Kevin McCarthy accuses Adam Schiff of lying about the whistleblower
The convictions were then invalidated, and the sentences were cut by 30 years. Other convictions still are in effect. Three of the men may get additional prison time. A hearing is set for Wednesday.
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Drag mouse to aim a point, use 'Z' to move forward and 'X' to move backward. Press left and right arrow keys to slide sideways left/right; Press up and down arrow keys to move up and down.
There are 10 modes which can be switched to by pressing corresponding number keys:
Press key '1' to switch to Phong lighting with Gouraud Shading mode;
Press key '2' to switch to Blinn-Phong lighting with Gouraud Shading mode;
Press key '3' to switch to Phong lighting with Phong Shading mode;
Press key '4' to switch to Blinn-Phong lighting with Phong Shading mode;
Press key '5' to switch to Cook-Torrance Shader mode;
Press key '6' to switch to Texture mode;
Press key '7' to switch to None distance dependencies mode;
Press key '8' to switch to distance dependencies mode with 1/dist;
Press key '9' to switch to distance dependencies mode with 1/dist2;
Press key '0' to switch to Distortion mode;
Press 'G' to change to a view point that is easy to compare different modes.
Press 'C' to make velocity smaller and 'T'+'C' to make velocity larger. Check console for current velocity.
Press 'V' to make camera roll counter clockwise and 'T'+'V' to make camera roll clockwise.
Press 'H' and drag mouse to make the clock rotate. If you don't press 'H' the viewpoint will also rotate.
Press 'P' to make the rotation angle of hand larger and 'T'+'P' to make rotation angle smaller.
Press 'Y' to make the rotation angle of finger larger and 'T'+'Y' to make rotation angle smaller.
Press Q and E to change the size of robot and R and F to change the size of the clock.
Press W,A,S,D to change the robot's leg. Click to change the position of the robot.
New Current Angle (-180 < x < +180 deg): -->


Pick a ride
Post a ride
Same as example 1 but we have now styled the tab's corner
We use the class nav-pills instead of nav-tabs which automatically creates a background color for the tab


Core access-control related code, including
security metadata related classes
interception code
Security access control annotations
Voter-based AccessDecisionManager implementations


Arrays vs. Hashes FIGHT!
Simply put, arrays and hashes are part of the Ruby Computer Language. However, there are key differences. Arrays are ordered lists of things. Easy enough? These "things" are known as "objects" in ruby. Like a noun. Hashes are a group of key-value pair. It is also a list of things. The main difference between arrays and hashes is that arrays is a list for integers and hashes is a list for any arbitrary objects or nouns :). If it is integers it is best to use arrays.
This is an example of hash. Hashes point object to another object.
This is an example of arrays. Beautifully ran indices of integers. Arrays store all of these unknown numbers of objects. It is an ordered list that starts at 0. NOTE! It does NOT start at 1.


Raid Boss
Raid Boss Status
Detailed informations about raids.
Search Raid Boss
Find deatiled about raid boss.
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Raid Boss Name
Level
Status
Minions
Max HP:
Current HP:


Methods
- D
- E
- I
- M
- P
Instance Public methods
index()
Link
Source: show
# File app/controllers/dashboard_controller.rb, line 7 def index @groups = current_user.authorized_groups @has_authorized_projects = @projects.count > 0 @projects = case params[:scope] when 'personal' then @projects.personal(current_user) when 'joined' then @projects.joined(current_user) else @projects end @projects = @projects.page(params[:page]).per(30) @events = Event.in_projects(current_user.project_ids) @events = @event_filter.apply_filter(@events) @events = @events.limit(20).offset(params[:offset] || 0) @last_push = current_user.recent_push respond_to do |format| format.html format.js format.atom { render layout: false } end end
issues()
Link
Get only assigned issues
Source: show
# File app/controllers/dashboard_controller.rb, line 44 def issues @issues = current_user.assigned_issues @issues = dashboard_filter(@issues) @issues = @issues.recent.page(params[:page]).per(20) @issues = @issues.includes(:author, :project) respond_to do |format| format.html format.atom { render layout: false } end end
merge_requests()
Link
Get authored or assigned open merge requests
Source: show
# File app/controllers/dashboard_controller.rb, line 37 def merge_requests @merge_requests = current_user.cared_merge_requests @merge_requests = dashboard_filter(@merge_requests) @merge_requests = @merge_requests.recent.page(params[:page]).per(20) end
Instance Protected methods
dashboard_filter(items)
Link
Source: show
# File app/controllers/dashboard_controller.rb, line 66 def dashboard_filter items if params[:project_id] items = items.where(project_id: params[:project_id]) end if params[:search].present? items = items.search(params[:search]) end case params[:status] when 'closed' items.closed when 'all' items else items.opened end end


{% load static %}
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Welcome to Tran Quoc Pagoda!
Combined with the elegant and harmonious landscape of the poetic West Lake, Tran Quoc Pagoda has been ranked one of the 16 most beautiful temples in the world voted by the newspaper Dailymail in 2016. The first days of the year, go to ceremony and visit.
Visiting the most ancient temple in Vietnam with famous architectural beauty near and far is also an interesting experience to start a new year.
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Yes, there is a Teresa behind Teresa Caffé. Born Teresa Azario in Bergamo, Italy, her youth took her to Brazil where she met Raul Momo Marmonti - "è stato un colpo di fulmine." In 1960, and newlywed, our parents came to the United States and settled in the Bronx.
Teresa always envisioned having her own caffé and her motivation was both romantic and practical: our parents wanted all of their children to enjoy a better life and education and they worked tirelessly to make that happen. In the mid-1970s they opened a specialty food store – the very first Teresa Caffé. Anyone who entered recognized Teresa's passion for life, devotion to fresh food, dedication to wholesome ingredients and an undying commitment to hospitality.


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| 039:010 Khan | : |
Say (O Muhammad SAW): "O My slaves who believe (in the Oneness of Allah Islamic Monotheism), be afraid of your Lord (Allah) and keep your duty to Him. Good is (the reward) for those who do good in this world, and Allah's earth is spacious (so if you cannot worship Allah at a place, then go to another)! Only those who are patient shall receive their rewards in full, without reckoning." |
| 039:010 Maulana | : |
Say: O My servants who believe; keep your duty to your Lord. For those who do good in this world is good, and Allah's earth is spacious. Truly the steadfast will be paid their reward without measure. |
| 039:010 Pickthal | : |
Say: O My bondmen who believe! Observe your duty to your Lord. For those who do good in this world there is good, and Allah's earth is spacious. Verily the steadfast will be paid their wages without stint. |
| 039:010 Rashad | : |
Say, "O My servants who believed, you shall reverence your Lord." For those who worked righteousness in this world, a good reward. GOD's earth is spacious, and those who steadfastly persevere will receive their recompense generously, without limits. |
| 039:010 Sarwar | : |
Say to My believing servants, "Have fear of your Lord. Those who act righteously in this life will receive good reward. The land of God is vast. God will recompense the deeds of those who have exercised patience, without keeping an account". |
| 039:010 Shakir | : |
Say: O my servants who believe! be careful of (your duty to) your Lord; for those who do good in this world is good, and Allah's earth is spacious; only the patient will be paid back their reward in full without measure. |
| 039:010 Sherali | : |
Say, 'O ye MY servants who believe, fear your Lord. There is good for those who do good in this life. And ALLAH's earth is spacious. Verily, the steadfast will have their reward without measure.' |
| 039:010 Yusufali | : |
Say: "O ye my servants who believe! Fear your Lord, good is (the reward) for those who do good in this world. Spacious is Allah's earth! those who patiently persevere will truly receive a reward without measure!" |
Concepts/Themes Covered: أركان الإسلام > (محمد (صلى الله عليه وسلم > هجرته ومنزلة المهاجرين Pillars of Islam> The Blessed Muhammad(PBUH)> His Immigration and the Immigrants Rank الإيمان > الإيمان بالله > حقيقة الإيمان Faith> Belief In Allah> The Reality of Faith الإيمان > المؤمنون > سعادتهم في الدنيا والآخرة Faith> The Believers> Their Happiness in the World and the hereafter الجهاد > الهجرة > ثواب المهاجرين Jihad> The Immigration> The Immigrants' Reward العمل > العمل الصالح > الإحسان Action(Work)> The Good Deeds> Charity العمل > العمل الصالح > العمل المفضي إلى النجاح Action(Work)> The Good Deeds>Achtion which Leads to Success الإنسان والعلاقات الأخلاقية > الأخلاق الحميدة > الإحسان Man and The Moral Relations> Good Morals>Charity الإنسان والعلاقات الأخلاقية > الأخلاق الحميدة > الصبر Man and The Moral Relations> Good Morals>Patience
This tool uses eight English parallel translations for the Holy Quran imported from Mr. Clay Smith. You can also visit Qurany Concepts for browsing the Quran themes or topics. If you want to search the Holy Quran for keywords, please visit Qurany Keywords.


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