Before Change
// accuracy
if settings["evaluateANN"] and not is_stop(queue):
echo("\n")
echo("Before weight normalization:\n")
snn.evaluate_ann(X_test, Y_test)
// For memory reasons, reduce number of samples to use during
// normalization.
After Change
// Evaluate ANN before normalization to ensure it doesn"t affect
// accuracy
if settings["evaluateANN"] and not is_stop(queue):
print("Before weight normalization:")
snn.evaluate_ann(X_test, Y_test)
// For memory reasons, reduce number of samples to use during
// normalization.


{% autoescape on %}
{% if success %}
Hi {{ user.first_name }},
Your UWA Pharmacy Case account has been successfully approved.
Please login to start using the app.
{{ protocol }}://{{ domain }}{% url 'accounts:login' %}
Kind Regards,
UWA Pharmacy Case team
{% else %}
A user has just signed up and is waiting for approval by a member of staff.
The account details are as follows:
| Name | {{ user.first_name }} {{ user.last_name }} |
|---|---|
| {{ user.email }} | |
| University | {{ user.university }} |
| Degree Commencement Year | {{ user.degree_commencement_year }} |


job:
[kill job]
[delete all job data]
Job info
Job is
started:
by:
Waiting
Running
Done
Failed
Map
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Outcome
This method supports the outcome Luminance contrast between background and text.
Detailed description
Select font characteristics and background colors to provide enough contrast for readability.
Dependencies
None
This method supports the outcome Luminance contrast between background and text.
Select font characteristics and background colors to provide enough contrast for readability.
None


Dear {{ user.username }},
{{ other.name or other.username }} has invited you to join the group {{ group.groupname }} at Labloid!
To confirm or decline the membership, please login at Labloid and click on you profile.
Sincerely,
The Labloid Team
Note: replies to this email address are not monitored.


Symbols for accessing instance metadata.
The sym library contains Symbol values. A symbol is a unique identifier that can be used to access certain metadata fields of an Instance.
An instance can be indexed with a symbol to get a metadata value in the same way it can be indexed with a string to get a property value:
local instance = Instance.new("Workspace")
instance[sym.IsService] = true
print(instance[sym.IsService]) --> true
Gets the inherited AttrConfig of an instance.
The AttrConfig symbol gets the inherited AttrConfig of an instance.
Gets the inherited descriptor of an instance.
The Desc symbol gets the inherited descriptor of an instance.
Determines whether an instance is a service.
The IsService symbol determines whether an instance is a service.
Gets the metadata of a DataModel.
The Metadata symbol gets the metadata of a DataModel.
Gets the properties of an instance.
The Properties symbol gets the properties of an instance.
Accesses the direct AttrConfig of an instance.
The RawAttrConfig symbol accesses the direct AttrConfig of an instance.
Accesses the direct descriptor of an instance.
The RawDesc symbol accesses the direct descriptor of an instance.
Determines the value used to identify the instance.
The Reference symbol determines the value used to identify the instance.


ArrayList is a much better Collection implementation than Vector.
This rule is deprecated, use {rule:squid:S1149} instead.


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Graphic: Metro Ideas Project
Sources: Hamilton County comprehensive annual financial reports, Hamilton County auditor's office and Tennessee Department of Education's annual statistical reports.


| DOSE: T+ 0:00 |
1 tablet |
oral |
MDMA |
(pill / tablet) |
| T+ 1:00 |
0.5 joints/cigs |
smoked |
Cannabis |
(plant material) |
| T+ 1:45 |
1 cig. |
smoked |
Cannabis |
(plant material) |
| T+ 2:30 |
1.5 tablets |
oral |
MDMA |
(pill / tablet) |
| T+ 5:30 |
0.5 joints/cigs |
smoked |
Cannabis |
(plant material) |
About four months ago, I did ecstasy for my second time with my boyfriend. My experience was so far-fetched, I feel the need to share it with the public. This is the type of story that may as well be started from the beginning, so here it goes:
I was spending the night with my boyfriend, and we didn't really have anything to do, so we called up a friend of his to see if he could get the e for us. He agreed, and we met up with him about two hours later, payed him, and went back home. It was around 8:30 pm and this time, and we decided to take them as soon as we got in, even though his parents were merely a flight of stairs away. So after taking them, we filled a jug full of water and brought some glasses downstairs where we would spend the duration of our 'trip'.
About ten minutes after taking the first pill, I could already feel the effects of the drug taking over, though they were very mild and almost unnoticable. But while I was beginning to leave my normal state, my boyfriend started getting really sick. He was drooling everywhere, and became very scared. He asked me to roll him a joint to help ease the pain in his stomach. As soon as he asked me this, panic took over. I had never rolled a joint before, and I didn't know if I could do it, when I was slowly leaving reality. So I fished some papers out of his pocket and began cutting the weed. Just as I was doing this, his mom walked downstairs. I decided I would try to play it cool, and I gave her a little wave, and smiled, but on the inside my stomach was twisting, what if she knew what we were doing, what if she asked why her son was sick?
But thankfully, no questions were asked, she just took up a basket of laundry, and we were alone again. By this time, my boyfriend seemed to be feeling a whole lot better, and suddenly I felt a sense of extreme relief, I would no longer have to roll that joint. Just when my boyfriend takes the papers and weed from me, and I go to sit on the couch, his stepdad walks downstairs, saying there is something wrong with the washing machine. Even though his stepdad was standing there, talking to me, and asking how this machine worked, I felt an extreme sense of calm, as if it wouldn't matter if he found out, everything would always be okay. So after discussing the washing machine issue with him for about 10 minutes, he finally left, and my boyfriend, finally feeling better, came to sit with me.
By this time, it was around 9:30, and we could finally hear his parents going to bed, and I was finally starting to feel the effects I'd been craving for a long time. Euphoria started kicking in, as well as distorted images of his basement. We had the joint going in an ashtray, and I was very intrigued by the way the smoke looked as it circled about the room. But my happiness left as soon as it came when my boyfriend told me he was going to take a shower. I felt as though he was abandoning me, and I would never see him again. After several minutes of arguing, I finally let him go, and I sat by myself thinking about the events of the night to come.
As I sat there, I started thinking about my life. I was wondering what my brother and sisters were doing at home, and how they would feel if they knew I was sitting in this boy's basement on a drug I always swore I would never do. Thinking these thoughts started to make me sad, so I decided to focus on a painting of some trees that was hanging on the wall. Just as my mind was starting to ease back into a calmer state, I noticed a face in the painting. The face did not scare me, but it made me very uneasy. As if somehow someone would find out what I'm doing, and I would be in trouble. So I tried to focus away from the painting and I started feeling the different textures of the couch instead. This was really pleasing me, and I got so lost in feeling the couch, that I didn't even notice my boyfriend sitting beside me again.
When I noticed that he was there, I immediately said hi, gave him a big smile and kiss and told him how much I truly cared for him. When I said these things to him, it seemed to make the euphoria intensify, so I kept repeating 'I love you' in a low whisper. Then I realized that he was gone for a VERY long time. When I checked the clock to see how long he was actually gone for, I realized that it had only been five minutes, and the night was still very long. But no matter.  As soon as he said that, I started feeling dirty. It was as if the words took over and stuck in my head. As soon as I started feeling high, he made me very low again, I became upset. So to make me feel better he offered to have sex, which I accepted gladly. After the sex, I only started getting higher from there.
Soon we decided to smoke another joint. It was around 10:15 and I wanted to time how long it took to smoke it, but instead he told me to enjoy the joint to myself, as it would be much better. I was instructed to completely clear my head and just puff away on it. I did so, and completely lost track of time. By the time I realized what I was doing it was exactly 10:26. I thanked him for the amazing experience, and sat there happily for what seemed like hours. When I finally checked the time again, it was only 10:29. This upset me, as I kept misjudging everything.
I figured it was my boyfriends fault, so I took my attention elsewhere: to his cat, curled up in the middle of the floor. I started talking to her, and telling her everything about me. To my surprise, she was answering me, in a voice so low, that only I was able to hear. This suited me perfectly, as I didn't want my boyfriend to hear our conversation. An hour later I decided I should pay attention to my boyfriend again, but when I turned to face him he was crying. I asked him what was wrong, but got no answer, and he wouldn't look at me. I became very upset, and wondered what could possibly be wrong when I started hearing whispers. I quickly looked around, but no one was there. I asked if my boyfriend said anything and he said no.
After about ten more minutes of sitting there in silence, I heard 'what?!' and I looked and my boyfriend was looking at me. So I replied 'I didn't say anything'. So we sat there deep in thought when he asked who I was talking to earlier. I told him that his cat and I were having a nice conversation. He informed me that his cat wasn't there, and I was talking to myself, and that is why he was crying, he thought the drug had made me crazy. Instead of being upset about this, I hugged him, and told him everything would be alright, I was just 'feelin' really gooooood' and everything would be alright. And I truly felt this.
This is when things started to become very weird. It was now approximately 11, and I was at my peak and so was he. But when we started coming down, the room seemed to change. Everything seemed to be tinted purple, and we could see tumble weeds blowing by, as well as hearing a really loud wind. We figured it was time to take the rest of our pills, so we did so (one and a half each).
But instead of making things better, things only got worse. Every ten seconds I would hear whispering, but no one was talking. I also started becoming very paranoid that we were being watched, and that I really was going crazy. As well I kept shivering, and my eyes kept rolling back in my head. But the problems with my eyes and mouth were the least of my worries. I knew for a fact I was going crazy. My boyfriend was hearing voices as well, as he kept shouting 'WHAT?!' every ten minutes or so. Once we realized we were both hearing things, we got really scared, and just held each other for what seemed like days. When I checked the clock, I realized that we had been sitting like that for 3 hours (it was then 2 in the morning). So we decided to get up and walk over to the computer to smoke another joint.
By this time, alot of the high had worn off, and I was able to have a semi civil conversation with my boyfriend, and he could talk to me too. This made us feel a whole lot better. So we both sat there in what seemed like a trance for the next hour or so. During this time, I was feeling every last bit of the high as I possibly could. I was feeling how it felt to touch myself in different places (my hair, my skin, my fingerprints, my clothing, etc.). And my head was swimming, and I was very content with how things were going. So much in fact that I began drifting into a sleep.
Just as I started to doze off though, my boyfriend woke me up and told me I had been sitting there like that for an hour and a half, and I was scaring him. Seeing how worried he looked, I stopped, and told him that I thought we should go to bed. So he agreed, and we finished off the last of the jug of water (which we had been drinking throughout the course of the night, I just forgot to mention it along the way) and made our way upstairs. Once we got up there, we crawled into bed, still a little high (mostly from the weed though) told ourselves we loved each other, and drifted off to sleep. And this concludes a very strange and life altering experience for me. And while I am unsure whether I ever want to mess with drugs again, I will always remember this experience. I hope this helps anyone who has every had anything similar happen to them.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


Jill's Tech Blog
A digital exploration
November 20, 2015
The benefits of version control are that they allow one person or several people to work on a project without interfering with one another’s work. You can also keep a master branch for the code that you know works and you want to keep. If working alone, you can make branches to try things out if you don’t know if they will work. GitHub can help keep track of these changes by letting other people know if you have changed anything, where the change occurred, and what you expect it will do. Git lets us know where the changes are. Using GitHub is helpful because it will store the master branch for you, and you can fork and clone other branches too.
November 30, 2015
A few simple things to remember about ids and classes are that ids are more specific than classes, and classes are broad. You can add multiple classes to the same element, but id is only supposed to be used once per site. It is good practice to use “id” when targeting a specific part of the site. You should keep the names simple and functional so that you can easily tell what it refers to.
December 8, 2015
Arrays and hashes are both ways to store elements in your code rather than having to repeatedly write out the data. An array is more likely to be used with integers, but it's not unusual to find strings in them too. Hashes are like arrays in that they hold data, but unlike arrays, they also hold a corresponding value for each item. This first item is called an array and they are neatly paired together. Hashes are good for storing data such as a product and its price such as in a menu or for inventory purposes. Something that arrays can do but hashes cannot is be ordered with an index. An array item could be specified by saying "puts arr[0]", and the zeroth (aka the first item would be putsed.
December 14, 2015
group_by is an enumerable method that returns a hash with the keys determined as a result of a block. You can have a block that contains some data as your input and group_by will return a hash where each key represents a group. The values of the keys will be the number of times that key occurred.
You can use it to group the final values of an equation once every part of the array has been iterated and group_by can be used to specify and track characteristics of the array’s data, such as string lengths or if they contain a certain character or substring.
It’s very useful for quick checks like frequency or string length.
December 28, 2015
Here are some of the things that confuse me about Classes: I think that they have to do with organizing different but related methods. I don’t understand how their set up is different from any other method. I think that the attr sections are for characteristics that will be used in different methods and are different in certain methods, but that you can have these characteristics be different too. Do I have to call the methods as a part of the Class “method” or do I just call the Class? What does the “@” symbol actually do?
Classes are objects, like pretty much everything else in Ruby. attr_accessor passes the names of my properties as symbols. The initialize method is called a constructor and it is generally put near the top of the class. It sets the @” “ variables for the class. Classes are ways to group related methods together.
A website that I used and found help was this site.
January 6, 2016
Loops can be a powerful tool for cutting down on the amount of code a developer needs to write. They can range from being basic programs on their own of a few lines to a great many times more depending on the complexity of the program. Ruby has more keywords to run a loop (each, map, inject, while), and JavaScript only has “for” and “while”. JavaScript’s loop parameters seem more clear-cut. When using “for”, you write when you want it to start, to end, and how to get between the two.
January 11, 2016
An algorithm is like a function in your program and “Big O” notation is essentially how long it takes to run the code. We want to find out how much slower the code will work if we give it a very long list of things to run through the code compared to a short list. So we measure the complexity of a program by saying something like “its complexity is 0(n)” or “Order of n” and that would be a simple program that doesn’t take long to run. What if we want the code to do something that it is unable to perform given the code’s limitations? For example, what if we gave the code the string “I had a great time today” and instructed it to count how many times the letter “x” was used? The code will take a relatively long time to return a non-answer and that kills the efficiency of the program. It would have a relatively high Big-O and the program is inefficient in that case.
There are some simple programs that have a Big-O of 0(1), and this means that they take a constant amount of time to run the program. Something like
def repeat(string)
puts (string) + (string)
end
takes a constant amount of time to run. It is simple enough that this program will (generally) take the same amount of time to run.


A Proof-Theoretic Approach to Scope Ambiguity in Compositional Vector Space Models
Wijnholds, G. (2018). "A Proof-Theoretic Approach to Scope Ambiguity in Compositional Vector Space Models." To appear in JLM.
Wijnholds, G. (2018). "A Proof-Theoretic Approach to Scope Ambiguity in Compositional Vector Space Models." To appear in JLM.
Wijnholds, G. and Sadrzadeh, M. (2018). "Classical Copying versus Quantum Entanglement in Natural Language: The Case of VP-ellipsis." CAPNS 2018 proceedings.
Moortgat, M. and Wijnholds, G. (2017). "Lexical and Derivational Meaning in Vector-Based Models of Relativisation." Proceedings of the 21st Amsterdam Colloquium.
Wijnholds, G. J. (2017). "Coherent Diagrammatic Reasoning in Compositional Distributional Semantics." WoLLIC 2017, Lecture Notes in Computer Science. 10388.
Wijnholds, G, and Sadrzadeh, M. "Vector Semantics for Lambek Calculus with Contraction." Workshop on Logic and Algorithms in Computational Linguistics 2017 (LACompLing2017). 2017.
Moortgat, M. J., and Wijnholds, G. "Syntactic control for compositional vector space models." Topology, Algebra, and Categories in Logic 2015 (2015): 204-206.
Wijnholds, G. J. (2014). "Conversions between D and MCFG: Logical Characterizations of the Mildly Context-Sensitive Languages." Computational Linguistics in the Netherlands Journal. 4.
Wijnholds, G. (2014). "Categorical Foundations for Extended Compositional Distributional Models of Meaning." MSc Thesis, Institute for Logic, Language, and Computation.
Wijnholds, G. (2011). "Investigations into categorial grammar: Symmetric pregroup grammar and displacement calculus." BSc Thesis, Utrecht University.
Workshop Presentation at Second Symposium on Compositional Structures, Strathclyde University, Glasgow, UK
Workshop Presentation at Compositional Approaches for Physics, NLP, and Social Sciences, Nice, France
Conference Presentation at 21st Amsterdam Colloquium, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Invited Talk at Leicester University, Leicester, UK
Workshop Presentation at DuskoFest, Oxford, UK
Workshop Presentation at 1st Workshop on String Diagrams in Computation, Logic, and Physics, Oxford, UK
Conference Presentation at Logic and Algorithms in Computational Linguistics 2017, Stockholm University
Conference Presentation at 24th Workshop on Logic, Language, Information and Computation, University College London, UK
Guest Lecture at Utrecht University, Utrecht, The Netherlands
Workshop Presentation at Workshop on Statistical and Logical Models of Meaning at NASSLLI 2016, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ, USA
Conference Presentation at Topology, Algebra, and Categories in Logic 2015, Ischia, Italy
Poster Presentation at Advances in Distributional Semantics, London, UK
Conference Presentation at 24th Meeting of Computational Linguistics in The Netherlands, Leiden, The Netherlands
As Teaching Assistant, Queen Mary University of London,
Computer Science, Postgraduate
As Lecturer, Queen Mary University of London,
Electronic Engineering, Undergraduate
As Teaching Assistant, Queen Mary University of London,
Electronic Engineering, Undergraduate
As Teaching Assistant, University of Amsterdam,
Artificial Intelligence, Undergraduate
As Teaching Assistant, University of Amsterdam,
Artificial Intelligence, Undergraduate
As Teaching Assistant, University of Amsterdam,
Artificial Intelligence, Undergraduate
As Teaching Assistant, University of Amsterdam,
Artificial Intelligence, Undergraduate
As Teaching Assistant, University of Amsterdam,
Artificial Intelligence, Undergraduate
As Teaching Assistant, Utrecht University,
Artificial Intelligence, Undergraduate
As Teaching Assistant, Utrecht University,
Artificial Intelligence, Undergraduate


Class DataBuffer
Databuffer objects provide storage for arbitrary data. More...Constructors
| New ( length:Int ) |
Methods
| CopyBytes : Void ( srcAddress:Int, dst:DataBuffer, dstAddress:Int, count:Int ) |
| Discard : Void () |
| Length : Int () |
| PeekByte : Int ( address:Int ) |
| PeekBytes : Int[] ( address:Int=0 ) |
| PeekBytes : Int[] ( address:Int, count:Int ) |
| PeekBytes : Void ( address:Int, bytes:int[], address:Int=0 ) |
| PeekBytes : Void ( address:Int, bytes:int[], address:Int, count:Int ) |
| PeekFloat : Float ( address:Int ) |
| PeekInt : Int ( address:Int ) |
| PeekShort : Int ( address:Int ) |
| PeekString : String ( address:Int, encoding:String="utf8" ) |
| PeekString : String ( address:Int, count:Int, encoding:String="utf8" ) |
| PokeByte : Void ( address:Int, value:Int ) |
| PokeBytes : Void ( address:Int, bytes:Int[], offset:Int=0 ) |
| PokeBytes : Void ( address:Int, bytes:Int[], offset:Int, count:Int ) |
| PokeFloat : Void ( address:Int, value:Float ) |
| PokeInt : Void ( address:Int, value:Int ) |
| PokeShort : Void ( address:Int, value:Int ) |
| PokeString : Int ( address:Int, value:String, encoding:String="utf8" ) |
Functions
| Load : DataBuffer ( path:String ) |
Detailed Discussion
Databuffer objects provide storage for arbitrary data.Data may be written to a databufffer using one of the 'poke' methods, and read from a databuffer using one of the 'peek' methods.
Parameters that specify buffer addresses or array indices for data transfers are not currently range checked. In general, you should always ensure that these are always valid, ie: >=0 And <=length of the buffer/array. Any transfer count parameters should always be >=0, but will always be clipped to make sure no overreads or overwrites occur.
On the HTML5 target, there are some restrictions on how databuffers may be used:
Constructor Documentation
Method New ( length:Int )
Creates a new data buffer of the specified byte length.Values can be written into the databuffer using the various 'poke' methods, or read using the 'peek' methods.
Method Documentation
Method CopyBytes : Void ( srcAddress:Int, dst:DataBuffer, dstAddress:Int, count:Int )
Copies count bytes starting at srcAddress from this buffer to dst.Method Discard : Void ()
Releases any resources used by the data buffer.Once discarded, a data buffer should not be used again.
Method Length : Int ()
Returns the length, in bytes, of the data buffer.Method PeekByte : Int ( address:Int )
Returns the 8 bit byte contained in the databuffer at address.Method PeekBytes : Int[] ( address:Int=0 )
Peeks and returns bytes from address until the end of the databuffer in an int array.Method PeekBytes : Int[] ( address:Int, count:Int )
Peeks and returns count bytes starting at address in an int array.Method PeekBytes : Void ( address:Int, bytes:int[], address:Int=0 )
Copies bytes from address until the end of the databuffer to bytes.Method PeekBytes : Void ( address:Int, bytes:int[], address:Int, count:Int )
Copies count bytes starting at address from the data to bytes.Method PeekFloat : Float ( address:Int )
Returns the 32 bit float value stored in the data buffer at address.Method PeekInt : Int ( address:Int )
Returns the 32 bit int value contained in the data buffer at address.Method PeekShort : Int ( address:Int )
Returns the 16 bit int value contained in the data buffer at address.Method PeekString : String ( address:Int, encoding:String="utf8" )
Peeks and returns a string from the data buffer.Data is read from address up until the end of the data buffer.
The encoding parameter should be one of:
utf8 ascii
Method PeekString : String ( address:Int, count:Int, encoding:String="utf8" )
Peeks and returns a string from the data buffer.Up to count bytes are read from the data buffer starting from address.
The encoding parameter should be one of:
utf8 ascii
Method PokeByte : Void ( address:Int, value:Int )
Writes an 8 bit byte into the data buffer at address.Method PokeBytes : Void ( address:Int, bytes:Int[], offset:Int=0 )
Copies bytes from the bytes array to the databuffer.Copying starts at offset within the array and address within the databuffer, and continues until eith the end of the array or the end of the databuffer is reached.
Method PokeBytes : Void ( address:Int, bytes:Int[], offset:Int, count:Int )
Copies bytes from the bytes array to the databuffer.Copying starts at offset within the array and address within the databuffer, and continues until eith the end of array is reached, the end of the databuffer is reached, or count bytes have been transferred.
Method PokeFloat : Void ( address:Int, value:Float )
Writes a 32 bit float value into the data buffer at address.Method PokeInt : Void ( address:Int, value:Int )
Writes a 32 bit int value into the data buffer at address.Method PokeShort : Void ( address:Int, value:Int )
Writes a 16 bit int value into the data buffer at address.Method PokeString : Int ( address:Int, value:String, encoding:String="utf8" )
Pokes value into the data buffer at location address.The encoding parameter should be one of:
utf8 ascii
Function Documentation
Function Load : DataBuffer ( path:String )
Creates and returns a databuffer containing the binary contents of the specified file.If the file does not exist or cannot be read, null is returned instead.
See also Resource paths


Create Movie
Movie Title
Movie Duration
Movie Age Restriction
All Allowed
PG13
M for Mature
R for Restricted
Movie Genre
HORROR
ROMANCE
ACTION
SCIFI
COMEDY
Movie Actors
Create


Found objects in milliseconds. @string/object-create @string/collection-import-wikipedia @string/collection-add-all-to-release @string/collection-edit @string/collection-export @string/collection-remove


Move the stop-window to remove words from the lense. Removing 4 though 6, the default, corresponds to the tuned hedonometer for large corpuses.
Click on the graph and drag up to reveal additional words.


Cheltenham Sunday review: Duc De Beauchene wins conditional riders' race
by Matt BrocklebankThe latest news from Cheltenham on Sunday as Jonjo O'Neill jnr won the conditional jockeys' handicap hurdle on Duc De Beauchene.
Duc in charge for Pipe and O'Neill
Duc De Beauchene got favourite-backers off to a fine start on a gloomy Sunday at Cheltenham by landing the opening Cheltenham Club Conditional Jockeys' Handicap Hurdle (click for full result and FREE video replay) under Jonjo O'Neill jnr.
Trained by David Pipe, the 100/30 favourite travelled strongly throughout the two miles, five furlong contest and was brought to challenge outsider Ozzy Thomas at the final flight.
The winner had too many guns on the climb to the line, pulling three lengths clear of Henry Oliver's gallant runner-up, with long-time leader Electron Bleu (16/1) holding on for third. Fourth went to Demon Fou at 7/1 with Voodoo Doll (16/1) back in fifth.


Want to tour and see what makes London so special, even at night? Follow one of our guides to take yourself on an adventure around London
Has pop-up painting events throughout the year – including events for night owls.
Departs from Wellington Arch at Hyde Park Corner every Friday at 8pm.
Two bespoke nine hole crazy golf courses, five cocktail drenched bars and three of London's best street-food vendors all under one roof. Opens till late in the morning on selected days.
looking for evening activities in London, look no further than Ballie Ballerson, the funnest ball pit bar in the capital. Serving up retro candy cocktails and delicious fried foods, the venue also offers a two hour unlimited ball pit session, complete with prosecco and pizza.
Eat, drink and sing your way into the next day at Piano Works West End as their SingEasy evenings brings you a unique dining experience. Request your favourite tunes from the Piano Works live band, and give your own vocal chords a workout in the process..
very month the theme for Musical Bingo changes, so check out when your favourite genre is up for a night of epic songs, great prizes, mystery challenges and tonnes of pizzas.
Some select places in London that are open after hours, for late night shopping. est End, Central London and Kensington High Street stores are usually open until 8pm or 9pm on Thursdays, while Chelsea and Knightsbridge shops stay open late (8pm or 9pm) on Wednesdays.
It is frozen in its entirety, with all of its contents made of Swedish ice, from the walls, to the seats, tables and even shot glasses.
The tallest building in London – and in Western Europe – but it also offers a truly spectacular 360-degree view of the city and beyond.


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Hello world, This is just a sample tweet for testing the tweet component. it seems it's just working fine as expected #angular #javascript #typescript
Hello world, This is just a sample tweet for testing the tweet component. it seems it's just working fine as expected #angular #javascript #typescript
Hello world, This is just a sample tweet for testing the tweet component. it seems it's just working fine as expected #angular #javascript #typescript
Hello world, This is just a sample tweet for testing the tweet component. it seems it's just working fine as expected #angular #javascript #typescript
Hello world, This is just a sample tweet for testing the tweet component. it seems it's just working fine as expected #angular #javascript #typescript


BAD BOYS A film review by Scott Renshaw Copyright 1995 Scott Renshaw
Starring: Martin Lawrence, Will Smith, Tea Leoni, Joe Pantoliano, Tcheky Karyo. Screenplay: Michael Barrie & Jim Mulholland and Doug Richardson. Director: Michael Bay.
Gnaw on this factoid for a moment: BAD BOYS was originally a project with Dana Carvey slated to play one of the leads. That is not a misprint. Dana Carvey. And if you think about it long enough, you will realize why BAD BOYS never had a prayer of being anything more than mediocre, and in fact turned out quite bad. It is the classic case of a shell plot intended to do nothing more than showcase the star's familiar comic routine. BAD BOYS is an amazingly boring action film, and will be funny only to fans of Martin Lawrence and/or Will Smith.
Lawrence and Smith play Marcus Burnett and Mike Lowry, two Miami narcotics officers with very different personalities. Marcus is a home body with a wife (Theresa Randle) and three kids; Mike is a player with a steady stream of lady friends. They do share a problem, however...a fortune in heroin from one of their busts which has been stolen from the police station by mastermind Fouchet (Tcheky Karyo). The case becomes complicated when a witness (Tea Leoni) to a pair of murders committed by Fouchet and his goons calls for help, setting in motion a sequence of events in which Marcus is forced to pretend he is Mike. Meanwhile, both Mike and Marcus try to track down Fouchet before he re-sells the heroin to mobsters.
I'll tell you exactly what kind of movie BAD BOYS is.  It is the kind of movie where glass exists solely to be shattered, either by bullets or by bodies; in one hilariously idiotic example, a glass aquarium is mounted in the wall of a nightclub, allowing a convenient view of the inside of the men's room as well as providing a ready-made breakable item. It is the kind of movie where a misinterpreted phone conversation turns into an episode of "Three's Company." And it is the kind of movie where a guy in a wheelchair gets knocked over by the villain just so you know that he's *really* a villain (he probably doesn't recycle, either). In short, it is a collection of every conceivable action film cliche, right down to the high-strung police captain (an incessantly screaming Joe Pantoliano).
Don't expect much better from the characters. Martin Lawrence has the role with the most potential, the family man playing the part of the sexy bachelor, but he completely butchers it. The part requires someone capable of a little restraint, someone who appears uncomfortable acting smooth and seductive. That someone is *not* Lawrence, who is full of swagger and attitude. Falling back on his popular stand-up and sit-com persona might prove popular with his die-hard fans, but others will wonder exactly how he is supposed to be different from Mike. Marcus is a part that actually requires some acting ability, and Martin Lawrence doesn't have much. Will Smith *does* have acting ability, and plenty of it, but he really takes a back seat to Lawrence. When he is allowed to show his frustration with the mess Lawrence is making, of his house and his image, Smith is quite good, and there is actually some energy in BAD BOYS. Those occasions, however, are all too rare.
The simple truth is that, basically, BAD BOYS is trying to showcase Lawrence and Smith the way BEVERLY HILLS COP showcased Eddie Murphy, and a coherent plot would just get in the way of the jokes. There are clearly a lot of people who think Martin Lawrence is funny, but I am not one of them.  While Will Smith can be quite funny, he becomes something of a straight man to Lawrence, and that is a real misuse of his talents. BAD BOYS is a generic action flick full of pointless slow-motion shots by director Michael Bay and heavy use of orange filters by cinematographer Howard Atherton, sporadically interrupted by Lawrence and Smith's profane version of the traditional buddy film odd couple. BAD BOYS, even worse movie.
On the Renshaw scale of 0 to 10 bad boys: 2.
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Star Trek: Insurrection (1998)
Grade: 28
The ninth in an apparently endless series of films based upon the television series "Star Trek", this is also the third film to use the "Next Generation" cast. "Insurrection" gives us the answer to the question, what would happen if a one-hour show is stretched to a two-hour film? While the cinematography is better and the budget is bigger, it seems that we have been down this road before, and too many times. Special effects, techno-babble, and makeup that looks like uncomfortable rubber scarecrows take the place of plot, dialogue and character development.
Midway through "Insurrection", there are attempts to add some warmth to the formulaic sci-fi fantasy action plot. Fearless captain Picard (Patrick Stewart) gets a platonic love interest with uninteresting Donna Murphy, while the android Data (Brent Spiner) is taught how to play by an uninteresting pre-adolescent.
Romance is rekindled between director/second banana Riker (Jonathan Frakes) and consellor Troi (Marina Sirtis), both of whom are unbearably smug as a result. There's also some kind of moral about the evils of technology, and that it is wrong to steal planets from people.
Then, it is back to the fantasy action adventure, with Picard and his heroic crew rescuing the gentle, peace-abiding villagers from the ugly mutants attempting to dislocate them. The plot is reconciled in wholly predictable fashion, with nothing being done to prevent Star Trek X from appearing in theatres two years hence.
Since the formula has run aground, I have a suggestion for Frakes and Rick Berman. Why not make "Star Trek X" a musical? Picard can perform "MacArthur Park". Frakes can sing "You're So Vain". LaForge would sing "I Can See Clearly Now". Data will perform "Hooked on a Feeling". Troi can warble "Torn Between Two Lovers" while Whorf tackles "In the Year 2525". Sure, Trekkie fans would feel alien-ated, but perhaps it would be a cult film classic, like "Rocky Horror Picture Show".
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(static) doubleQuoteIfNecessary(input)
Double-quotes the fields according the rules on Wikipedia as of 6/2015. (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comma-separated_values)
- Fields with embedded commas or double-quote characters must be quoted.
- Each of the embedded double-quote characters must be represented by a pair of double-quote characters.
- Fields with embedded line breaks must be quoted.
- (Python addition) Python csv parser double-quotes
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Get the argument from the argument dictionary, with a default value. Default value (defval) is returned if the argument is not in the argument:value dictionary, or, if the argument's type is not the same as default value.
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argName |
string | The name of the argument to be found in dictionary |
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Follows the csv format described in http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc4180 as in: "Fields containing line breaks (CRLF), double quotes, and commas should be enclosed in double-quotes."
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Eight beauty spots a short drive away from Bristol
There are plenty of stunning places to choose from
by Danny ShawOne of the great benefits of living in Bristol is the city's fabulous location.
We are surrounded by beauty spots which are just a short drive away - from stunning arboretums and beautiful manor houses to picturesque beaches and dazzling caves.
To celebrate what's on offer, we've put together a list of eight of the best beauty spots you can visit from Bristol.
Some of them could be tricky to visit without a car - but others you can even get to on the train.
So read on and start planning your weekends around visiting these marvellous attractions.
Westonbirt Arboretum
Just a stone’s throw from Bristol, Westonbirt Arboretum is the perfect place for an autumnal escape - although it's special all year round.
Home to 2,500 trees, the woodland explodes into colour in the autumn months.
Follow the meandering seasonal trail through the woodland, or alternatively, wonder through the canopy on the Tree-Top Trail.
The upcoming Enchanted Wood event also promises festive, family fun to entertain all the family.
Tyntesfield
The National Trust’s Tyntesfield is the site of a Victorian Gothic Revival house as well as a garden and parkland.
The estate’s beauty changes with the seasons, offering an abundance of wildlife all year round.
Take the plunge into history with The Victorian Christmas Event. This family event will include choirs, an evening opening and will even be graced by Father Christmas’s presence.
Blaise Castle
The 19th Century mansion that is Blaise Castle forms the centre piece of an estate boasting 400 acres of parkland.
From the top of the castle, featured in Jane Austen’s Northanger Abbey, panoramic views of the neighbouring countryside are visible.
There’s fun for all the family as the museum offers a foray into the past and the adventure playground gives kids a place to let off steam.
Cheddar Gorge
Cheddar Gorge is undoubtedly one of The UK’s most impressive natural landmarks, with towering cliffs and a network of caves providing an insight into both history and the environment.
Rock-climbing, caving and and Escape Rooms are just a few of the exciting adventure activities the Gorge.
There are also plenty of Christmas activities for all the family, including visits from Father Christmas and his team of elves.
Weston-super-Mare
OK, you may not be totally convinced but there are some beautiful places to visit in Weston-super-Mare, Uphill for example.
This North Somerset coastal town lies just 30 minutes from Bristol and has long beaches and an impressive pier.
Just in time for the festive season, Icescape at The Tropicana, is an ice-skating extravaganza that’s great for family fun.
If that’s not enough, this Christmas the town plays host to a Christmas Tree Trail at the end of which you could win £500.
Wookey Hole Caves
Beneath the Mendip Hills lies an underground network of caves.
Wookey Hole is the largest show caves system and is also home to various fascinating rock formations.
Captain Jack’s Restaurant, The Witches Kitchen and The Ice Cream parlour provide plenty of refreshments onsite.
Longleat
The UK’s first safari park lies just an hour south of Bristol, giving customers the opportunity to drive alongside roaming lions and tigers.
You can also take a cruise down the river in the hope of spotting sea lions or the odd meerkat on the banks.
Longleat house also deserves to be explored as it simply is one of the most spectacular stately homes in the country.
Glastonbury Tor
This historical landmark provides magnificent views of the surrounding countryside and on a clear day, you can even see as far as Wales.
The 15th century tower that rests on the top of the hill is all that remains of two churches of St Michael.
The surrounding area provides the perfect escape from the city, with plenty of walking routes to choose from.
For the latest news in and around Bristol, visit and bookmark Bristol Live's homepage .


public class DogeCommander
extends java.lang.Object
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DogeCommander(DogeOpMode opMode)
This creates a new DogeCommander
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void |
init()
This method initializes anything the DogeCommander needs; namely initializing the subsystems.
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isRunning()
This returns whether or not the DogeCommander is active
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void |
registerSubsystem(Subsystem subsystem)
This method adds a subsystem so that it's init method is called on DogeCommander.init(), and
so that it's periodic gets constantly called on a separate thread
This method should be called before DogeCommander#init()
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void |
runCommand(Command command)
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runCommandsParallel(Command... commands)
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start()
This starts the DogeCommander; it mainly starts the hardware update thread.
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public DogeCommander(DogeOpMode opMode)
opMode
- the DogeOpMode that the commander is associated with; for
LinearOpMode you can just make it implement DogeOpModepublic void init()
Subsystem.initHardware()
public void registerSubsystem(Subsystem subsystem)
subsystem
- the subsystem to registerpublic void start()
public void stop()
public boolean isRunning()
public void runCommand(Command command)
command
- the command to runpublic void runCommandsParallel(Command... commands)
commands
- the commands to run


APU (Sound) Routines
Anything that has to do with poking the APU belongs here. The APU code is very much a work in progress, and as such, isn't included in the public repository yet. Documentation will be provided later, once it's added.
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Implements all callbacks.
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Arguments and Values:
method---a method.
format-control---a format control.
args---format arguments for the format-control.
Description:
The function invalid-method-error is used to signal an error of type error when there is an applicable method whose qualifiers are not valid for the method combination type. The error message is constructed by using the format-control suitable for format and any args to it. Because an implementation may need to add additional contextual information to the error message, invalid-method-error should be called only within the dynamic extent of a method combination function.
The function invalid-method-error is called automatically when a method fails to satisfy every qualifier pattern and predicate in a define-method-combination form. A method combination function that imposes additional restrictions should call invalid-method-error explicitly if it encounters a method it cannot accept.
Whether invalid-method-error returns to its caller or exits via throw is implementation-dependent.
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The general rule for multithreading is that SOCI classes are not thread-safe, meaning that their instances should not be used concurrently by multiple threads.
The simplest solution for multithreaded code is to set up a separate session
object for each thread that needs to inteact with the database. Depending on the design of the client application this might be also the most straightforward approach.
For some applications, however, it might be preferable to decouple the set of threads from the set of sessions, so that they can be optimized separately with different resources in mind. The connection_pool
class is provided for this purpose:
// phase 1: preparation const size_t poolSize = 10; connection_pool pool(poolSize); for (size_t i = 0; i != poolSize; ++i) { session & sql = pool.at(i); sql.open("postgresql://dbname=mydb"); } // phase 2: usage from working threads { session sql(pool); sql << "select something from somewhere..."; } // session is returned to the pool automatically
The connection_pool
's constructor expects the size of the pool and internally creates an array of session
s in the disconnected state. Later, the at
function provides non-synchronized access to each element of the array. Note that this function is not thread-safe and exists only to make it easier to set up the pool in the initialization phase.
Note that it is not obligatory to use the same connection parameters for all sessions in the pool, although this will be most likely the usual case.
The working threads that need to lease a single session from the pool use the dedicated constructor of the session
class - this constructor blocks until some session object becomes available in the pool and attaches to it, so that all further uses will be forwarded to the session
object managed by the pool. As long as the local session
object exists, the associated session in the pool is locked and no other thread will gain access to it. When the local session
variable goes out of scope, the related entry in the pool's internal array is released, so that it can be used by other threads. This way, the connection pool guarantees that its session objects are never used by more than one thread at a time.
Note that the above scheme is the simplest way to use the connection pool, but it is also constraining in the fact that the session
's constructor can block waiting for the availability of some entry in the pool. For more demanding users there are also low-level functions that allow to lease sessions from the pool with timeout on wait. Please consult the reference for details.
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The Btree access method supports the creation of multiple data items for a single key item. By default, multiple data items are not supported, and each database store operation will overwrite any previous data item for that key. To configure Berkeley DB for duplicate data items, set the DB_DUP flag in the DB_INFO structure.
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supplied by the on-board st-link
STM32F103 running at 72MHz generated from the external 8MHz crystal.
STM32F072 running at 48MHz generated from the internal 48MHz clock.
STM32L4 running at 48MHz generated from the internal Multispeed oscillator.
STM32F429 running at 180MHz from the external 8MHz STLink clock.
STM32F411RE running at 96MHz generated from the internal 16MHz crystal.
STM32F401RE running at 84MHz generated from the internal 16MHz crystal.
STM32F303K8 running at 64MHz generated from the internal 8MHz clock.
STM32F103RB running at 64MHz generated from the internal 8MHz crystal.
STM32F100 running at 24MHz generated from the external 8MHz crystal


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map gives you a new aray with the modifications of a code block that is applied to each individual element within that array.
The map method will run every element contained in an array through the block of code provided. This means that the map method always returns an array with the exact same number of elements as the array teh method was applied to. syntax: array:map { |array_stuff_to_modify| astm + 1} [1, 2, 3] #=> [2, 3, 4]


private var statsTask: ScheduledFuture<*>?
The task that sends statistics every provided period.
statsTask - The task that sends statistics every provided period.
statsTask
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One sister for sale!
One sister for sale!
One crying and spying young sister for sale!
I’m really not kidding,
So who’ll start the bidding?
Do I hear the dollar?
A nickel?
A penny?
Oh, isn’t there, isn’t there, isn’t there any
One kid that will buy this old sister for sale,
This crying and spying young sister for sale?
-Shel Silverstein


◆ CheckTerrainEffect()
Return the terrain effect of the hextile
- Parameters
-
| HexTileIndex | The index of HexTile |
◆ GetInstant()
| static World GameWorld.World.GetInstant |
( |
| ) |
|
|
inlinestatic |
Public Interface to get the World Instant
- Returns
- Return the World Instant
◆ getMonsterByID()
| Monster GameWorld.World.getMonsterByID |
( |
int |
uid | ) |
|
|
inline |
get monster instance by its uid
- Parameters
-
- Returns
return the monster if it exists, otherwise return null
◆ getPlayerById()
| Player GameWorld.World.getPlayerById |
( |
int |
playerId | ) |
|
|
inline |
get player instance by its uid
- Parameters
-
- Returns
return the player if it exists, otherwise return null
◆ HighLightAttackZone()
| void GameWorld.World.HighLightAttackZone |
( |
Monster |
monster | ) |
|
|
inline |
HighLight all monster attackable zone
- Parameters
-
| monster | The selected monster |
◆ HighLightMovementZone()
| void GameWorld.World.HighLightMovementZone |
( |
Monster |
monster | ) |
|
|
inline |
HighLight all monster moveable zone
- Parameters
-
| monster | The selected monster |
◆ RegisterPermanentObstacle()
Register New Obstacle
- Parameters
-
◆ SetAllObstacle()
| void GameWorld.World.SetAllObstacle |
( |
| ) |
|
|
inline |
Set all hextile accessible of all obstacle
◆ UnHighLightAll()
| void GameWorld.World.UnHighLightAll |
( |
| ) |
|
|
inline |
Set all highlight to original
◆ uploadMonsterInWorld()
| int GameWorld.World.uploadMonsterInWorld |
( |
Monster |
monster | ) |
|
|
inline |
Upload the information of the monster to the world(Monsters)
- Parameters
-
| monster | A link to the monster |
- Returns
- monster uid if success, -1 is error
◆ uploadPlayerInWorld()
| int GameWorld.World.uploadPlayerInWorld |
( |
Player |
player | ) |
|
|
inline |
Upload the information of the monster to the world(Monsters)
- Parameters
-
| monster | A link to the monster |
- Returns
- monster uid if success, -1 is error
◆ uploadTerrainInWorld()
◆ BattleEnd
| BattleEnd GameWorld.World.BattleEnd |
◆ created
| bool GameWorld.World.created = false |
◆ Event_BattleBegin
| UnityEvent GameWorld.World.Event_BattleBegin |
◆ Event_ResetStart
| UnityEvent GameWorld.World.Event_ResetStart |
◆ gameManager
A link to the gameManager
◆ monsters
| Dictionary<int, Monster> GameWorld.World.monsters = new Dictionary<int, Monster>() |
data structure of all monsters
◆ obstacles
◆ players
| Dictionary<int, Player> GameWorld.World.players = new Dictionary<int, Player>() |
◆ terrains
◆ tileMap
◆ World_ResetFinished
| World_ResetFinished GameWorld.World.World_ResetFinished |
◆ worldAttrib
The global informations of the world
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:


CaloriMeter
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Add Meal / Food Item
Meal
Calories
Add Meal
Update Meal
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Back
Total Calories:
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Black Judge:
Don't say a word. I can tell that you have completed your task. Take this to
Blacksmith Pushkin in Giran Castle Town
. He will make an item for you. When he finishes it, bring it back to us.


Push Button Engine AIR Socket Server
Step 1: Download Push Button Engine (using 1.0 for this demo)
GitHub: https://github.com/PushButtonLabs/PushButtonEngine
Googlecode: http://pushbuttonengine.googlecode.com/files/PushButtonEngine-r958-1.0.zip
Step 2: Download Push Button Networking
Master: https://github.com/PushButtonLabs/PBNetworking
AIR Fork: https://github.com/zodouglass/PBNetworking
Step 3: Create a AIR project (using Flex 4.1 / AIR 2.6 SDK for this demo).
If you're using FlashBuilder or FlashDevelop as your IDE:
Setup a new AS3 AIR 2.0 project, and set the project to compile airServerDemo/src/ServerMain.as
If you're using Flash Professional, create a new AIR 2.0 .fla file, and set ServerMain.as as the Document Class
Add class paths paths for PBE and PB Networking src folders
Under Additional Compiler Options, make sure you add --keep-as3-metadata+=TypeHint,EditorData,Embed
(Note: Flex 4.5 introduced an error where it doesnt keep the Embed metadata. More info here http://blog.natebeck.net/2011/05/flex-sdk-4-5-doesnt-keep-embed-metadata/)
Make sure your application is using AIR 2.0:
<application xmlns="http://ns.adobe.com/air/application/2.0">
Compile and run, or package and install, the AIR application.
Step 4: Extreme Multiplayer Click Demo
Setup a new Flex 4 project. The main client Application file is located under /airServerDemo/src/ClientMain.mxml
Add library paths for PBE and PBNetworking.
Compile and connect to the AIR server. By default, it is running on port 1337.


This is instruction on how to convert future platforms for this
benchmark.
This benchmark already comes with a large number of combinations of
platforms and compilers.
Although it is possible to visit the Apache website to see if they have
converted their latest version of the software to your platform, it is
likely difficult to integrate it back.
A simpler way is to start with
xercesc/util/AutoSens.hpp
This file starts with the platforms and looks like this:
//
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
// This section attempts to auto detect the operating system. It
will set
// up XercesC specific defines that are used by the rest of the
code.
//
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
#if defined(_AIX)
#define XML_AIX
#define XML_UNIX
#if defined(_AIXVERSION_430)
#define XML_AIX43 //
for use of POSIX compliant pthread functions
#endif
#elif defined(_SEQUENT_)
#define XML_PTX
#define XML_UNIX
#elif defined(_HP_UX) || defined(__hpux) || defined(_HPUX_SOURCE)
#define XML_HPUX
#define XML_UNIX
#elif defined(SOLARIS) || defined(__SVR4)
#define XML_SOLARIS
#define XML_UNIX
#elif defined(_SCO_DS)
#define XML_OPENSERVER
#define XML_UNIX
#elif defined(__UNIXWARE__) || defined(__USLC__)
#define XML_UNIXWARE
#define XML_UNIX
#elif defined(__BEOS__)
#define XML_BEOS
#define XML_UNIX
#elif defined(__QNXNTO__)
#define XML_QNX
#define XML_UNIX
#elif defined(__linux__)
#define XML_LINUX
#define XML_UNIX
#if defined(__s390__)
#define XML_LINUX_390
#endif
#elif defined(__FreeBSD__)
#define XML_FREEBSD
#define XML_UNIX
#elif defined(IRIX) || defined(__sgi)
#define XML_IRIX
#define XML_UNIX
#elif defined(__MVS__)
#define XML_OS390
#define XML_UNIX
#elif defined(EXM_OS390)
#define XML_OS390
#define XML_UNIX
#elif defined(__OS400__)
#define XML_AS400
#define XML_UNIX
#elif defined(__OS2__)
#define XML_OS2
#elif defined(__TANDEM)
#define XML_TANDEM
#define XML_UNIX
#define XML_CSET
#elif defined(_WIN32) || defined(WIN32) || defined(__CYGWIN__)
#define XML_WIN32
#ifndef WIN32
#define WIN32
#endif
#elif defined(__WINDOWS__)
// IBM VisualAge special handling
#if defined(__32BIT__)
#define XML_WIN32
#else
#define XML_WIN16
#endif
#elif defined(__MSDXML__)
#define XML_DOS
#elif defined(macintosh) || (defined(__APPLE__) &&
defined(__MACH__))
#define XML_LINUX
#if defined (__GNUC__)
#define XML_GCC
#else
#define XML_CSET
#endif
#elif defined(__alpha) && defined(__osf__)
#define XML_TRU64
#elif defined(__NetBSD__)
#define XML_NETBSD
#elif defined(__INTERIX)
#define XML_INTERIX
#define XML_UNIX
#else
#error Code requires port to host OS!
#endif
If your platform is one of the above or similar to the above, just turn
it on. Otherwise copy a similar one and add in the appropriate
#defines.
This section's use is primarily to activate the correct header file
defines for that platform in xercesc/util/Platforms
For example, sensing the _AIX macro defined (usually by the
compiler internally) will cause XML_AIX to be defined which in turns
cause
<xercesc/util/Platforms/AIX/AIXDefs.hpp>
to be included.
The XML_AIX macro will also cause the subsequent setting of the
compiler to be XML_CSET, which will cause:
<xercesc/util/Compilers/CSetDefs.hpp>
to be include.
It may also select a few specific section of code to work around
platform specific bugs.
The definition files tries to collect all the platform peculiarities
into one place. The above information can be found in
xrecesc/util/XercesDefs.hpp
If you have to add new definition files, try to copy one from a similar
platform and selectively comment out each function to see if you really
needed it and iteratively rebuild to see what may fail.
Finally, make sure you add as a file guard the macro for every compiler
(if you may use more the none compiler on the same platform) that you
may use in the definition files. This will prevent other platform
definition files to be read by platforms that don't use it. For
example, if you may use the default XLC compiler and the GCC compiler
on AIX, then you would guard the AIXPlatformUtils.cpp as follows:
SPEC_AIX || defined(SPEC_AIX_GCC)
If you have a case where a compiler may be used on multiple
platforms, then you should add a guard macro to the compiler definition
file. One example is like this for the CSetDefs.cpp
#if defined(SPEC_AIX) || defined(SPEC_MACOSX)
Additional note for Xalancbmk:
There is an additional file for Xalancbmk which is called
PlatformDefinitions.hpp (one in the top level directory and one in
xalanc/include). This file indicates the additional definition files
needed for the Xalanc part (XSLT transformation) part. It also farms
out responsibility based on platform as well as setting some basic
feature of the C++ language, specifically regarding the support of
namespaces.
Note that there are two copies of the platform definition files. They
are the exact same copy. For example, there is AIXDefinitions.hpp
at the top level source directory and an exact copy in
xalanc/include/AIXDefinitions.hpp.
To port this to a new platform, start with PlatformDefinitions.hpp
This will define the correct compiler based on compiler macros after
first calling the XercesDefs.hpp
#if defined(__cplusplus)
#include "xercesc/util/XercesDefs.hpp"
#endif
#if defined(_MSC_VER)
#include "VCPPDefinitions.hpp"
#elif defined(CYGWIN)
#include "CygwinDefinitions.hpp"
#elif defined(__GNUC__)
#include "GCCDefinitions.hpp"
#elif defined(_AIX)
#include "AIXDefinitions.hpp"
#elif defined(__hpux)
#include "HPUXDefinitions.hpp"
#elif defined(SOLARIS)
#include "SolarisDefinitions.hpp"
#elif defined(OS390)
#include "OS390Definitions.hpp"
#elif defined(OS400)
#include "OS400Definitions.hpp"
#elif defined(__DECCXX)
#include "TRU64Definitions.hpp"
#elif defined(__INTEL_COMPILER)
#include "IntelDefinitions.hpp"
#elif defined(__IBMCPP__) && defined(__PPC__)
#include "IBMPPCLinuxDefinitions.hpp"
#else
#error Unknown compiler!
#endif
In this file, copy a similar platform's XXXDefinitions.hpp and rename
it to your platform, after identifying the macro that is predefined by
your compiler. Then go into XXXDefinitions.hpp (where XXX is the name
you have given your platform's compiler) and comment out all lines, and
let it compile until it fails. Then identify the likely macro that may
be required to make the compile move forward.
Note that both the platform and the compiler is encoded in this file.
So if you have multiple platforms for the same compiler, or multiple
compilers for the same platform, simply use t2o macros like:
#elif defined(__IBMCPP__) && defined(__PPC__)
#include "IBMPPCLinuxDefinitions.hpp"
for an IBM compiler running on Linux platform.


Test Plan for: Begs Full flow, smartphone, fridge, smarwatch Component
Persona Type Tested: Primary
Context: A meeting room from the office
Duration:30 minutes
Complete the following before starting: Greeting and Consent & User Background Information.
Overall Objectives
- What is the user's opinion about the main page from Begs smartwatch application
- How intuitive the navigation of the shopping list is
Scenario
The users will be given the smartwatch, the phone and the test fridge user interface. The goal is to add a product from the fridge that he thinks he needs to buy, see the list on the smartwatch and create the gestures and on the phone to see the same list.
Tasks
- How can you add a product in the shopping list on the fridge? 30sec
- Can you see the same shopping list from the fridge on the smartwatch? 60sec
- How can you confirm that you bought a specific product on the smartwatch? 60sec
- Can you see the updated shopping list from the smartphone on the phone? 60sec
Post-test Questions
These questions could be presented to the user as a questionnaire or verbally asked.
- How difficult is this flow?
- What was the first impression when you had to use the three devices together?
- Do you feel there is a way we can improve the flow?
Notes for Test Coordinator
- Remind the user that you would like them to 'think aloud' so that you can understand what they are thinking, about the task or the product/application;
- Read the user the scenario for the test;
- Read the user the tasks he has to complete. If the tasks are complex, you may want to put a sheet of paper in front of the user with each task written out;
- Record the user's actions, comments, questions, and body language (write them in the Test Observations section accompanied by video/audio).
- Don't offer help; let the user attempt to perform the task. If they ask for help reply with: "What do you think you/that would do?" "What do you think that means?".
References
- Fluid User Testing;
- usability.gov Templates;
- Handbook of Usability Testing by Jeffrey Rubin;
- A Practical Guide to Usability Testing by Joseph S. Dumas and Janice C. Redish.


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This section will have my name and a brief and catchy line about what I want to do. Since I am currently in a fullstack bootcamp, I have not quite learned enough to know where I would like to focus my career.
This section will probably consist of three columns. The first will list my professional skills and fluency in Spanish, the second will list the programming languages with which I should be familiar at the end of the bootcamp, the third might list other relevant infromation like my culinary arts degree, social media management certification, etc. This is the section that would be regularly updated as I acquire more skills.


PLUGIN: plugins/geo.routetools.js
To be completed
To be completed
This is a utility function that provides the sprite offset that can be used in a background-position
CSS rule if one of the standard turn icon sprite sheets are being used.
To be completed


Swipe topic bar to change channel topic.
With a quick swipe to the left or your right on the topic bar, you can trigger the system to allow you to change the topic of your current channel.
Channel modes with a simple tap of a swich.
There is no need to change your modes using the keyboard. Simply go into the channel modes menu and flick a switch. If a mode requires a parameter, a dialoge will ask you for the details.
Comfortable server setup
Dump Chat takes advantage of the IRC v3.1/3.2 protocol to enhance your IRC experience. Includes support for SSL and TLS for your server and/or bouncer.


16 March 2011 - The Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Government of the People's Republic of Bangladesh has confirmed a case of human infection with avian influenza A (H5N1) virus. The case was detected through the influenza sentinel surveillance centre run by the Institute of Epidemiology Disease Control and Research (IEDCR) and the International Centre for Diarrhoeal Disease Research, Bangladesh (ICDDR,B).
The case is a 16 month old female from Kamalapur, Dhaka. She presented at a influenza sentinel surveillance on 8 March with a history of cough and fever and subsequently recovered.
A detailed epidemiological investigation and contact follow up is being conducted by a team of epidemiologists from IEDCR, ICDDRB and WHO Bangladesh.
The case was confirmed as being infected with A(H5N1) by the Institute of Epidemiology Disease Control and Research (IEDCR).


My name is Fernando Jiménez Peña
I'm a passionate about UI Development
I love reading, drawing, chess and...
spending time with my family and friends.
My Motto:
Do good work and share it with people ;D


“It makes you feel perfect.” They say.
They say, “It makes you pick that expressionless
nodding head up off of the cement and view
Nature. See the wonders of the world unfurl
before your very eyes in the pattern we call fate.”
They beckon, “Come with us. In the world where
wild fields of poppy bloom. Where the mystical
pot plant grows in the wild, dripping with fresh
honey-like residew.”
But have you all missed for sure the intense heart beats?

Have you missed the opressions? Depressions?
Soul sessions?
Have you missed life as we know it? (Melting into
the past, future, and never the moment?)
Have you missed the restrictions? Addictions?
Crucifixions?
The butt-naked bluesy beats of the blacks?
Wondering why they would write of which?
I know I have.
And like a vodka-drunken schoolgirl,
I can’t help but to say
that I’m loving every minute of it.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


If used in conjunction with Browser Based Authentication then it will also maintain all of the cookies set as part of authentication.
The header values can include the following tokens:
{%json:path.to.data%} |
JSON authentication response data | |
{%env:env_var%} |
Environmental variable | |
{%script:glob_var%} |
Global script variable | |
{%header:env_var%} |
Authentication response header | |
{%url:key%} |
Authentication URL param |
headers
parameter is a string of
header:value
pairs separated by newline characters: \n
.
sessionManagement: method: "headers" parameters: # list of header: value pairs which can include any of the tokens defined above, e.g. Authorization: "Bearer: {%json:AuthenticationResult.AccessToken%}"
Note that due to restrictions in the core:
Latest code: HeaderBasedSessionManagementMethodType.java


--- layout: post title: Project risk reduction patterns date: 2006-09-13 00:00:00 category: software-development ---
Project risk reduction patterns by Alistair Cockburn: "The top risks are those that will keep you from delivering the system you need. Unless they are addressed, the rest of your work does not matter. The top risks do not arrive in waterfall sequence; they arrive in any sequence, popping up at any time. You will know a project based on risk management, because it will become increasingly clear over time that the system will ship successfully."


The high school basketball team with the kids of LeBron James and Dwyane Wade is going to be on ESPN more than some NBA teams
by Bradley Saacks, Business Insider US- LeBron James’ son Bronny and Dwyane Wade’s son Zaire high school team games will be broadcast frequently on ESPN in their first season playing high school basketball together in California.
- The Los Angeles Times reported on Friday that ESPN will broadcast 15 of Sierra Canyon’s games this season, starting on Nov. 21.
- The team also features top recruits other than the big-name sophomores, including Zaire Williams, one of the top uncommitted recruits in the senior class.
- For more stories, visit Business Insider’s homepage.
For basketball fans longing for the LeBron James-and-Dwyane-Wade era of the Miami Heat, ESPN is broadcasting the next best thing.
Sierra Canyon High School – where freshmen Bronny James and Zaire Wade play – will play on ESPN’s network of channels 15 times this season, more than some NBA teams.
The Los Angeles Times reports that ESPN will be airing the games on November 21. A school spokesperson told the Times that the contract is confidential, but the network is paying the school for the right to show the games.
Washington Wizards point guard Isaiah Thomas posted his reply to the news on Twitter, writing that the high school team “got more than us.” The team is slated for only four nationally televised games, including only one ESPN game.
Bronny and Zaire might not play too much – even though Bronny is dunking now – thanks to the loaded roster at Sierra Canyon. One of the top recruits in the senior class, Zaire Williams, leads the deep team, which ranked number eight in the country.
Other players include the University of Kentucky commit BJ Boston, TCU recruit Terren Frank, and one-time UCLA commit Amari Bailey.


--- layout: post title: Roll your own mocks with RealProxy date: '2010-08-23T21:43:00.001+01:00' author: solrevdev tags: modified_time: '2010-08-23T21:43:10.998+01:00' blogger_id: tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-31446756.post-6237344774437763967 blogger_orig_url: http://www.solrevdev.com/2010/08/roll-your-own-mocks-with-realproxy.html ---
An article on writing your own mocking framework. This looks like a good side project to do at work....


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message{%endif%}.
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Open URL Shortner is a Service which shortens the provided URL so it’s ready to be shared everywhere. View Source
Open URL Shortner is a service which shortens the provided URL.
Enter url in field above and get your short URL.
Send a post request to the api endpoint with query paramter "url"
containing the orignal URL; like https://url-shortener-mubaidr.herokuapp.com/api?url=https://www.google.com.pk
and it will return an JSON object containing short URL:
{
url: "https://www.google.com.pk",
short: "https://url-shortener-mubaidr.herokuapp.com/aBcCdD"
}
Nodejs, Expressjs and mongoDB
Special thanks to:
mlab for monogoDB hosting
heroku for nodejs hosting


--- title: Microsoft standards rendering mode in IE8 date: '2009-02-16 18:52:18 +0100' date_gmt: '2009-02-16 16:52:18 +0100' categories: - Webdev ---
Microsoft requires developers to opt into a standards rendering mode in IE8. This is outrageous.


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Today I read an interesting article on BSD and what it gave
(and still gives) to the world, you can find it here,
this is probably the best article about BSD, Unix and Linux, I ever
read. Also the changes to du(1)
have been commited to NetBSD-current, so we'll get the long awaited feature with 1.7 ;-).
NetBSD 1.6 is finally at RELEASE.
Today I read a very interesting article on how to turn your BSD box into a powerful multimedia
workstation. Although it was
written with FreeBSD in mind, it might also be useful to read for a NetBSD user interested in
enjoying multimedia on its NetBSD machine.
The September Issue of Daemon News on-line E-zine includes
a small Q&A guide on how to properly partition a disk for
NetBSD written by Grey Wolf.
NetBSD 1.6 Release Candidate 3
available. Interesting article at BSDnewsletter.com:
Taking MicroBSD for a test run
(MicroBSD aims to be a hardened OpenBSD derivate). And finally
agc explaining changes to
pkgsrc in August 2002.
Note that if you are using NetBSD 1.6T or better, the
system sendmail already supports the Milter library. And pkgsrc
supports sendmail installation (for 8.12.x, 8.12.9 at this
moment) linked with Milter library. See mail/libmilter and
mail/sendmail (use make USE_MILTER=yes
command to
build the last one).
(Thanks to Mishka for pointing this out)
This is a posting from Mishka
to comp.unix.bsd.netbsd.misc on getting sendmail to work with libmilter using the devel/pth
package:
From: Mishka<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Newsgroups: comp.unix.bsd.netbsd.misc
Subject: NetBSD + Milter = friendship :)
Date: Fri, 30 Aug 2002 18:12:49 +0300
Organization: PACOnet ISP
Message-ID<EMAIL_ADDRESS>X-Complaints-To<EMAIL_ADDRESS>NNTP-Posting-Date: Fri, 30 Aug 2002 15:13:42 +0000 (UTC)
User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; NetBSD i386; en-US; rv:1.0.0) Gecko/20020816
X-Accept-Language: en-us, ru
X-NNTP-Posting-Host: batraq.anything3d.com
Hello!
I found that built-in sendmail (8.11.6 for NetBSD 1.6E) compiled without
Milter support. Next, in pkgsrc collection sendmail have the same version,
and have not Milter support also. It seems to be due to absence of POSIX
threads in system.
Anobody knows rightest way to enable Milter functionality in Sendmail?
It would be great if we can solve this problem without install other
version of sendmail, but use built-in one.
Having installed pth-1.4.1 before, I tried the following:
1) Add the following files and dir to /usr/src/gnu/usr.sbin/sendmail:
libmilter/
libmilter/Makefile
libmilter/Makefile.milter
With following contents:
---- libmilter/Makefile.milter BEGIN ----
# $NetBSD$
.if _FFR_MILTER
PTH_CFLAGS!= pth-config --cflags
PTH_LDFLAGS!= pth-config --ldflags
PTH_LIBS!= pth-config --libs
CPPFLAGS+= -D_FFR_MILTER
CPPFLAGS+= ${PTH_CFLAGS}
LDADD+= ${PTH_LDFLAGS} ${PTH_LIBS}
.endif
---- libmilter/Makefile.milter END ----
---- libmilter/Makefile BEGIN (derived from libsmutil/Makefile) ----
# $NetBSD: Makefile,v 1.4 2001/12/12 12:24:21 lukem Exp $
NOSHARE= # defined
NOPIC= # defined
NOPROFILE= # defined
.include <bsd.own.mk>
.include "Makefile.milter"
DIST= ${.CURDIR}/../../../dist
.PATH: ${DIST}/sendmail/libmilter
LIB= milter
CPPFLAGS+= -DNOT_SENDMAIL
SRCS= comm.c engine.c handler.c listener.c
SRCS+= main.c signal.c sm_gethost.c smfi.c
libinstall::
.include <bsd.lib.mk>
---- libmilter/Makefile BEGIN ----
And have added the following line to Makefile:
.include "libmilter/Makefile.milter"
2) Next, having installed libmilter/Makefile.milter I do:
# pwd
/usr/src/gnu/usr.sbin/sendmail
# make clean
...
# make -f Makefile -D_FFR_MILTER
...
. at this stage i seen that libsmutil and other is compiled
. with _FFR_MILTER flags and linked with -lpth
...
# make install
...
# ldd /usr/libexec/sendmail/sendmail
/usr/libexec/sendmail/sendmail:
-lwrap.0 => /usr/lib/libwrap.so.0
-lutil.6 => /usr/lib/libutil.so.6
-lssl.2 => /usr/lib/libssl.so.2
-lcrypto.1 => /usr/lib/libcrypto.so.1
-lpth.14 => /usr/pkg/lib/libpth.so.14 <--- look here
-lc.12 => /usr/lib/libc.so.12
# cd libmilter && make -D_FFR_MILTER
...
# cp libmilter.a /usr/lib
# ns -s /usr/lib/libmilter.asmfi_getpriv in smfi.o
smfi_addrcpt in smfi.o
smfi_addheader in smfi.o
smfi_getsymval in smfi.o
... and so on ...
3) After two ones below, I have sucessfully compiled sample mail filter
which uses libmilter library.
4) After all, I have added following lines to /etc/mail/sendmail.rc:
O InputMailFilters=drweb-filter
Xdrweb-filter, S=inet:3001@localhost, T=S:10m;R:10m;E:1h
And errors for this moment wasn't detected :)
But i have ask you once more: is there exists more easiest way to do this,
and anybody know what we will do if some package uses Milter functionality?
(maybe syspkg ;)
Thanks in advance.
--
Mishka.


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Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
less than 10 mins
Serves
Serves 4
This is exactly like your favourite sweet and sour from the local down the road, but with fewer calories. Proves that a diet doesn’t have to be all about denial.
This meal without rice provides 288 kcal, 20g protein, 38g carbohydrate (of which 29g sugars), 7g fat (of which 1g saturates), 3g fibre and 0.1g salt per portion.
To make the sauce, drain the pineapple in a sieve over a bowl and keep all the juice – you should have about 150ml/5fl oz. Put the cornflour in a large bowl and stir in three tablespoons of the pineapple juice to make a smooth paste. Add the remaining juice and 150ml/5fl oz water, then stir in the soy sauce, vinegar, sugar, ketchup and chilli flakes until thoroughly combined. Set aside.
Cut each chicken breast into eight or nine even pieces. Heat a tablespoon of the oil in a large non-stick frying pan or wok and stir-fry the onion and peppers for two minutes over a high heat. Drain the water chestnuts and cut them in half horizontally.
Add the remaining oil and the chicken to the pan and stir-fry for two minutes until coloured on all sides. Add the garlic, ginger, pineapple chunks and water chestnuts and stir-fry for 30–60 seconds.
Give the cornflour and pineapple mixture a good stir and add it to the pan with the chicken and vegetables. Stir well, season with some ground black pepper and bring to a simmer. Cook for 4–6 minutes until the sauce is thickened and glossy and the chicken is tender and cooked throughout, turning the chicken and vegetables a few times. Serve with a small portion of rice.


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