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g
- Variable in class org.robobrain.sdk.graphics.
Color
The Color's Green channel.
GameActivity
- Class in
org.robobrain.sdk
A GameActivity creates a full screen OpenGL window and provides methods for registering and your game's Engine object with the Renderer.
GameActivity()
- Constructor for class org.robobrain.sdk.
GameActivity
getBottom()
- Method in class org.robobrain.sdk.graphics.
Rectangle
getCollisionRect()
- Method in class org.robobrain.sdk.game.
Entity
Gets the Entity's collision Rectangle.
getColor()
- Method in class org.robobrain.sdk.graphics.
BitmapFont
Gets the text color.
getContext()
- Static method in class org.robobrain.sdk.
GameActivity
Gets the Activity's application Context.
getDisplayList()
- Method in class org.robobrain.sdk.game.
Engine
Returns an array of Entities that need to be displayed on screen.
getFilename()
- Method in class org.robobrain.sdk.graphics.
Texture
Gets the Texture's file name.
getFPS()
- Method in class org.robobrain.sdk.game.
Engine
Gets the game's frame rate.
getFPS()
- Static method in class org.robobrain.sdk.
GLRenderer
Gets the frame rate the Renderer is drawing at.
getFrame()
- Method in class org.robobrain.sdk.graphics.
Sprite
Gets the current frame number.
getGL()
- Static method in class org.robobrain.sdk.
GLRenderer
Gets an instance of the OpenGL object.
getGLID()
- Method in class org.robobrain.sdk.graphics.
Texture
Gets the Texture's OpenGL ID.
getHalfHeight()
- Method in class org.robobrain.sdk.graphics.
Renderable
Gets the height of the Renderable divided by 2.
getHalfHeight()
- Method in class org.robobrain.sdk.graphics.
SimpleSprite
One half of the SimpleSprite's height.
getHalfHeight()
- Method in class org.robobrain.sdk.graphics.
Sprite
One half of the Sprite's width.
getHalfWidth()
- Method in class org.robobrain.sdk.graphics.
Renderable
Gets the width of the Renderable divided by 2.
getHalfWidth()
- Method in class org.robobrain.sdk.graphics.
SimpleSprite
One half of the SimpleSprite's width.
getHalfWidth()
- Method in class org.robobrain.sdk.graphics.
Sprite
One half of the Sprite's height.
getHeight()
- Method in class org.robobrain.sdk.game.
Entity
Gets the Entity's height.
getHeight()
- Method in class org.robobrain.sdk.game.
World
Gets the height of the World's playable area.
getHeight()
- Static method in class org.robobrain.sdk.
GLRenderer
Returns the actual height of the drawing surface.
getHeight()
- Method in class org.robobrain.sdk.graphics.
Renderable
Gets the height of the Renderable.
getHeight()
- Method in class org.robobrain.sdk.graphics.
SimpleSprite
Gets the height of the SimpleSprite.
getHeight()
- Method in class org.robobrain.sdk.graphics.
Sprite
Gets the height of the Sprite.
getHeight()
- Method in class org.robobrain.sdk.graphics.
Texture
Gets the height of the Texture.
getID()
- Method in class org.robobrain.sdk.graphics.
Texture
Gets the Texture's handle in TextureManager.
getInitialized()
- Method in class org.robobrain.sdk.game.
Engine
Returns true if the Engine has been initialized and is ready to play.
getInstance()
- Static method in class org.robobrain.sdk.game.
World
Gets an instance of the World.
getLeft()
- Method in class org.robobrain.sdk.graphics.
Rectangle
getRect()
- Method in class org.robobrain.sdk.game.
Entity
Gets the Entity's bounding Rectangle.
getRenderable()
- Method in class org.robobrain.sdk.game.
Entity
Gets the Renderable object used to represent the Entity.
getRight()
- Method in class org.robobrain.sdk.graphics.
Rectangle
getRotation()
- Method in class org.robobrain.sdk.game.
Entity
Deprecated.
getScale()
- Method in class org.robobrain.sdk.game.
Entity
Deprecated.
getScale()
- Static method in class org.robobrain.sdk.
GLRenderer
Gets the scalar used to adjust the size of your game's assets to maintain their relative sizes and proportions.
getSpeed()
- Method in class org.robobrain.sdk.game.
Entity
Gets the Entity's speed.
getState(int)
- Static method in class org.robobrain.sdk.input.
Multitouch
Get the state of a pointer.
getTexture()
- Method in class org.robobrain.sdk.graphics.
Renderable
Gets the Texture used by the Renderable.
getTexture()
- Method in class org.robobrain.sdk.graphics.
SimpleSprite
Gets the Texture used by the SimpleSprite.
getTexture()
- Method in class org.robobrain.sdk.graphics.
Sprite
Gets the Texture used by the SimpleSprite.
getTexture(int)
- Static method in class org.robobrain.sdk.graphics.
TextureManager
Finds the requested texture and loads it into OpenGL if necessary.
getTop()
- Method in class org.robobrain.sdk.graphics.
Rectangle
getVolume()
- Static method in class org.robobrain.sdk.audio.
MusicManager
Gets the music's volume.
getWidth()
- Method in class org.robobrain.sdk.game.
Entity
Gets the Entity's width.
getWidth()
- Method in class org.robobrain.sdk.game.
World
Gets the width of the World's playable area.
getWidth()
- Static method in class org.robobrain.sdk.
GLRenderer
Returns the actual width of the drawing surface.
getWidth()
- Method in class org.robobrain.sdk.graphics.
Renderable
Gets the width of the Renderable.
getWidth()
- Method in class org.robobrain.sdk.graphics.
SimpleSprite
Gets the width of the SimpleSprite.
getWidth()
- Method in class org.robobrain.sdk.graphics.
Sprite
Gets the width of the Sprite.
getWidth()
- Method in class org.robobrain.sdk.graphics.
Texture
Gets the width of the Texture.
getX()
- Method in class org.robobrain.sdk.game.
Entity
Deprecated.
getX(int)
- Static method in class org.robobrain.sdk.input.
Multitouch
Gets the position of a pointer along the X axis.
getY()
- Method in class org.robobrain.sdk.game.
Entity
Deprecated.
getY(int)
- Static method in class org.robobrain.sdk.input.
Multitouch
Gets the position of a pointer along the Y axis.
GLRenderer
- Class in
org.robobrain.sdk
GLRenderer sets up and provides an OpenGL ES 1.0 surface to draw on.
GLRenderer()
- Constructor for class org.robobrain.sdk.
GLRenderer
glReset()
- Method in class org.robobrain.sdk.game.
Engine
Called when OpenGL is being reset.
GLView
- Class in
org.robobrain.sdk
An implementation of SurfaceView that uses the dedicated surface for displaying OpenGL rendering.
GLView(Context)
- Constructor for class org.robobrain.sdk.
GLView
Initializes the GLView and sets up input and the rendering surface.
GLView(Context, AttributeSet)
- Constructor for class org.robobrain.sdk.
GLView
Initializes the GLView and sets up input and the rendering surface.
GRAY
- Static variable in class org.robobrain.sdk.graphics.
Color
A convenience constant for the color Gray.
GREEN
- Static variable in class org.robobrain.sdk.graphics.
Color
A convenience constant for the color Green.
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|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Mark | Otto | @mdo |
| 2 | Jacob | Thornton | @fat |
| 3 | Larry | the Bird |
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| # | First Name | Last Name | Username |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Mark | Otto | @mdo |
| 2 | Jacob | Thornton | @fat |
| 3 | Larry | the Bird |
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| # | First Name | Last Name | Username |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Mark | Otto | @mdo |
| 2 | Jacob | Thornton | @fat |
| 3 | Larry | the Bird |
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| # | First Name | Last Name | Username |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Mark | Otto | @mdo |
| 2 | Jacob | Thornton | @fat |
| 3 | Larry | the Bird |

#
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Username

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2
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3
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TB - Monthly
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3
TB - Monthly
03/04/2012
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4
TB - Monthly
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Class: Aws::ElasticTranscoder::Types::AudioCodecOptions
| Relationships & Source Files | |
| Super Chains via Extension / Inclusion / Inheritance | |
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Class Chain:
self,
Struct
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Instance Chain:
self,
::Aws::Structure ,
Struct
|
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| Inherits: |
Struct
|
| Defined in: | gems/aws-sdk-elastictranscoder/lib/aws-sdk-elastictranscoder/types.rb |
Overview
Options associated with your audio codec.
Constant Summary
Instance Attribute Summary
-
#bit_depth ⇒ String
rw
You can only choose an audio bit depth when you specify
flac
orpcm
for the value of Audio:Codec. -
#bit_order ⇒ String
rw
You can only choose an audio bit order when you specify
pcm
for the value of Audio:Codec. -
#profile ⇒ String
rw
You can only choose an audio profile when you specify AAC for the value of Audio:Codec.
-
#signed ⇒ String
rw
You can only choose whether an audio sample is signed when you specify
pcm
for the value of Audio:Codec.
Instance Method Summary
::Aws::Structure
- Included
| #to_hash | Alias for Structure#to_h. |
Instance Attribute Details
#bit_depth ⇒ String
(rw)
You can only choose an audio bit depth when you specify flac
or
pcm
for the value of Audio:Codec.
The bit depth of a sample is how many bits of information are included in the audio samples. The higher the bit depth, the better the audio, but the larger the file.
Valid values are 16
and 24
.
The most common bit depth is 24
.
#bit_order ⇒ String
(rw)
You can only choose an audio bit order when you specify pcm
for
the value of Audio:Codec.
The order the bits of a PCM sample are stored in.
The supported value is LittleEndian
.
#profile ⇒ String
(rw)
You can only choose an audio profile when you specify AAC for the value of Audio:Codec.
Specify the AAC profile for the output file. Elastic Transcoder supports the following profiles:
auto
: If you specifyauto
, Elastic Transcoder selects the profile based on the bit rate selected for the output file.AAC-LC
: The most common AAC profile. Use for bit rates larger than 64 kbps.HE-AAC
: Not supported on some older players and devices. Use for bit rates between 40 and 80 kbps.HE-AACv2
: Not supported on some players and devices. Use for bit rates less than 48 kbps.
All outputs in a Smooth
playlist must have the same value for
Profile
.
#signed ⇒ String
(rw)
You can only choose whether an audio sample is signed when you
specify pcm
for the value of Audio:Codec.
Whether audio samples are represented with negative and positive numbers (signed) or only positive numbers (unsigned).
The supported value is Signed
.


Class: ActiveRecord::FixtureSet::File
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| Super Chains via Extension / Inclusion / Inheritance | |
|
Instance Chain:
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| Inherits: | Object |
| Defined in: | activerecord/lib/active_record/fixture_set/file.rb |
Class Method Summary
- .new(file) ⇒ File constructor
-
.open(file)
Open a fixture file named
file
.
Instance Attribute Summary
::Enumerable
- Included
| #many? | Returns |
Instance Method Summary
- #each(&block)
- #ignored_fixtures
- #model_class
- #config_row private
- #raw_rows private
- #rows private
-
#validate(data)
private
Validate our unmarshalled data.
- #validate_config_row(data) private
::Enumerable
- Included
| #compact_blank | Returns a new |
| #exclude? | The negative of the |
| #excluding | Returns a copy of the enumerable excluding the specified elements. |
| #in_order_of | Returns a new |
| #including | Returns a new array that includes the passed elements. |
| #index_by | Convert an enumerable to a hash, using the block result as the key and the element as the value. |
| #index_with | Convert an enumerable to a hash, using the element as the key and the block result as the value. |
| #maximum | Calculates the maximum from the extracted elements. |
| #minimum | Calculates the minimum from the extracted elements. |
| #pick | Extract the given key from the first element in the enumerable. |
| #pluck | Extract the given key from each element in the enumerable. |
| #sole | Returns the sole item in the enumerable. |
| #sum | Calculates a sum from the elements. |
| #without | Alias for Enumerable#excluding. |
| #as_json, | |
| #_original_sum_with_required_identity | We can’t use Refinements here because Refinements with |
::ActiveSupport::EnumerableCoreExt::Constants
- Included
Constructor Details
.new(file) ⇒ File
# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/fixture_set/file.rb', line 19
def initialize(file) @file = file end
Class Method Details
.open(file)
Open a fixture file named file
. When called with a block, the block is called with the filehandle and the filehandle is automatically closed when the block finishes.
# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/fixture_set/file.rb', line 14
def self.open(file) x = new file block_given? ? yield(x) : x end
Instance Method Details
#config_row (private)
[ GitHub ]# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/fixture_set/file.rb', line 40
def config_row @config_row ||= begin row = raw_rows.find { |fixture_name, _| fixture_name == "_fixture" } if row validate_config_row(row.last) else { 'model_class': nil, 'ignore': nil } end end end
#each(&block)
[ GitHub ]# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/fixture_set/file.rb', line 23
def each(&block) rows.each(&block) end
#ignored_fixtures
[ GitHub ]# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/fixture_set/file.rb', line 31
def ignored_fixtures config_row["ignore"] end
#model_class
[ GitHub ]# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/fixture_set/file.rb', line 27
def model_class config_row["model_class"] end
#raw_rows (private)
[ GitHub ]# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/fixture_set/file.rb', line 51
def raw_rows @raw_rows ||= begin data = ActiveSupport::ConfigurationFile.parse(@file, context: ActiveRecord::FixtureSet::RenderContext.create_subclass.new.get_binding) data ? validate(data).to_a : [] rescue RuntimeError => error raise Fixture::FormatError, error. end end
#rows (private)
[ GitHub ]# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/fixture_set/file.rb', line 36
def rows @rows ||= raw_rows.reject { |fixture_name, _| fixture_name == "_fixture" } end
#validate(data) (private)
Validate our unmarshalled data.
# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/fixture_set/file.rb', line 76
def validate(data) unless Hash === data || YAML::Omap === data raise Fixture::FormatError, "fixture is not a hash: #{@file}" end invalid = data.reject { |_, row| Hash === row } if invalid.any? raise Fixture::FormatError, "fixture key is not a hash: #{@file}, keys: #{invalid.keys.inspect}" end data end
#validate_config_row(data) (private)
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def validate_config_row(data) unless Hash === data raise Fixture::FormatError, "Invalid `_fixture` section: `_fixture` must be a hash: #{@file}" end begin data.assert_valid_keys("model_class", "ignore") rescue ArgumentError => error raise Fixture::FormatError, "Invalid `_fixture` section: #{error.}: #{@file}" end data end


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The novice bolted to attention and handed the device to the Master. “I see that the device claims to have three levels of play: Easy, Medium, and Hard,” said the Master. “Yet every such device has another level of play, where the device seeks not to conquer the human, nor to be conquered by the human.”
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Be warned, the device that I am going to present is both addictive and may cause your programming skills to deteriorate. Use with moderation!
So 3, 2, 1… Ladies and Gentlemen, here it is Odroid GO: Game console for geeks and nerds. Out of the box (I mean after you assemble it) it supports all popular ROM’s. In practice I found that GameBoy Color roms work the best. NES roms often caused the emulator to hang and GameBoy roms are eh… without colors. All in all I managed to run on Odroid GO all popular games from my childhood, like Super Mario Bross Delux and Croc without any troubles.
One minor problem that this console has and I find annoying is how game state saving works. Usually game builtin SAVE option will not work with the emulator, instead Odroid GO provides its own way of saving games.  This was a little bit annoying in the beginning but I quickly get used to it.
One great aspect of this console is its price. I bought mine for about 200PLN which for this kind of device (multi-color screen, Arduino like CPU, battery included) should be considered a very good deal.
Odroid GO stores roms and game states on a microSD card that is not included in the kit. You can buy one e.g. Kingston micro SDHC 16GB for about 15PLN so this should not be a problem. Also remember that you will need an SD card reader to upload firmware and roms to the microSD card. Maybe your laptop already has one? If not you will need to buy or borrow one.
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BATMAN (1989)
Starring: Michael Keaton (Bruce Wayne/Batman), Jack Nicholson (Jack Napier/Joker), Kim Basinger (Vicki Vale), Robert Wuhl (Alexander Knox), Michael Gough (Alfred Pennyworth), Pat Hingle (Commissioner Gordon), Billy Dee Williams (Harvey Dent), Jack Palance (Carl Grissom)
Directed by: Tim Burton, Written by: Sam Hamm and Warren Skaaren from a story by Sam Hamm based on characters created by Bob Kane
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The best way to review this film is to put it in one word: classic.
Yes, BATMAN (1989) is as much a classic film as is SUPERMAN (1978). It's Batman as he should be portrayed, living up to all that the classic comics taught us as kids and all that they're teaching kids about the character now. It's not a bastardization of the Batman legend like the old tv series from the late 60s with Adam West was, or the film, BATMAN (1966), that spun off from it.
Batman is a dark character. As his core is an obsession with his parents' murder, which he witnessed as a child. That story, and the obsession that springs from it, is portrayed perfectly here, and Michael Keaton fills the Batman role nicely. He seems like a very unlikely candidate - not exactly the buff type of guy you expect for Bruce Wayne. But his acting makes up for his lack of physical presence. As Bruce, he's tormented, a little odd - everything you'd expect. And when he's in the suit, he IS Batman. To this day, no actor yet has held a candle to Keaton's portrayal. Only the recent animated Batman can compete.
And only the animated Joker can compete with Jack Nicholson's expert portrayal, as well. He's evil, as he should be, and very funny, as you'd expect him to be. Again, not exactly the kind of guy who looks like the skinny fellow we associate the Joker with, but his acting speaks for itself.
Vicki Vale, the photojournalist, is a thankless role when dropped among scene-stealers like Keaton's Wayne/Batman and Nicholson's Napier/Joker, but Basinger fits in nicely. She's not over the top, but at least she doesn't blend into the background, and she doesn't disappoint in any of her scenes. As another plus, Wuhl gets a humorous and notable role as Alexander Knox, her co-worker.
Speaking of the background, what a nice background it is. The late Anton Furst created a fantastic Gotham City, a dark and decadent land with giant skyscrapers that spike up into the air and have a unique, dominating presence all their own. It speaks highly of a design when it sticks in your memory, and Furst's does. It's a very fitting look for Gotham.
Danny Elfman's score is another element of the movie that is now the stuff of legend. The main theme is rousing and memorable on the level of the RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARK (1979) theme, and that's high praise. Elfman's music is dark at times, fun at times, and always appropriate.
 This is a very different vision, and much better one. It's a true classic, and something that must be experienced.
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27 Healthy Pressure Cooker Meals (with Easy Recipes)
by Heather NicholdsDo you want to be able to make healthy meals on a weeknight, but feel like it just takes too long?
This is where pressure cooker meals come to the rescue! With an electric pressure cooker, like an Instant Pot, you can make meals a lot faster than on the stove or in the oven. You also just set the time, and let it do its thing while you do yours, until you hear the beep.
Taking advantage of this time-saving device to make healthy meals is easy, but it’s hard to know where to start in searching through all of the recipes online. It takes forever to browse around and find something you want to make.
Let’s get you started with 27 easy recipes for healthy pressure cooker meals you can make this week – along with some info on why they’re healthy to motivate you to make them.
1. Chipotle Burrito Bowls
This recipe is not only spectacularly delicious, but shows you how to use the pot-in-pot method for your pressure cooker to make rice and beans at the same time. This way, you can flavor them differently, and portion out each section of your burrito bowl for a gorgeous meal.
2. Maple Bourbon Chili
Adding sweet potatoes and a little splash of maple syrup and bourbon takes an already delicious chili to the next level. This one is also vegetarian, so it’s free from cholesterol and saturated fats, and the kidney beans bring cholesterol-lowering fiber and homocysteine-lowering folate for a heart-healthy bowl of goodness.
3. Butternut Squash & Sage Risotto
Risotto is so luxuriously creamy and rich, but the traditional method takes a lot of time and constant stirring. Making it in your electric pressure cooker means you can set it for five minutes, and let it go on its own. This recipe pairs slightly sweet butternut squash and earthy sage for a perfect fall meal.
4. Lentil Ragu
Lentils make a perfect stand in for ground beef in this hearty and flavorful ragu. They’re a good source of folate, iron, B vitamins, and fiber – all of which help contribute to your energy levels and heart health.
5. Moroccan Winter Squash and Chickpea Tagine
A lighter take on a traditionally slow-cooked North African dish, this vegetarian tagine from is cooked quickly in the pressure cooker. The easy pickled raisins sound like an exciting flavor boost to try!
6. Chickpea Bolognese Spaghetti Squash
Swap the meat for protein- and mineral-rich chickpeas, and the spaghetti for vitamin-rich gluten-free spaghetti squash! Cooking spaghetti squash in your pressure cooker cuts the time down significantly from baking it, so you have this delicious and nutritious meal on the table quick enough to enjoy even on a weeknight.
7. Lasagna Soup
All the delicious comfort of lasagna, but as a one-pot stew you can make quickly in your pressure cooker. Richa gives the helpful tip that because pasta cooking times can vary, look at the time on the package you’re using and divide by two to get the time you should set on your pressure cooker.
8. Cranberry Pumpkin Seed Quinoa Salad
Learn how to make perfectly cooked quinoa in your pressure cooker with the helpful video, and then toss it into a tasty salad that you can pack up for lunches on the go.
9. Thai Coconut Chickpea Stew
A flavorful, creamy, protein-rich soup with just five main ingredients, and ready in twenty-three minutes. Perfect for a weeknight, with enough leftovers to take for lunch the following day.
10. Pasta Puttanesca
Making pasta in your pressure cooker is easy and quick, and perfectly flavored here with capers, olives, and tomato sauce. Including crushed red pepper flakes gives a little kick of spiciness, and also works as a slight appetite suppressant, so that you’ll be less likely overeat this yummy dish.
11. Butternut Squash Soup
This gorgeous golden-colored soup is full of antioxidant and anti-inflammatory carotenoids. It’s dairy-free, gluten-free, and oil-free – but doesn’t skimp on flavor! The addition of a granny smith apple is brilliant, to add to the depth of flavor and bring out the natural sweetness of butternut squash.
It has a little kick from some curry powder, but if you wanted to appeal to younger taste buds you could leave that out and it would surely be a hit.
12. Minestrone Soup
Minestrone is a perfect example of comfort food that’s wholesome at the same time. It usually needs to simmer for quite a while to cook the potatoes, but in your pressure cooker, it’s done in no time. Packed with vegetables, kidney beans, and pasta, this is a fully balanced meal in a bowl.
13. Chana Masala
Using an authentic blend of Indian spices, and perfectly pressure-cooked chickpeas, you can create your own restaurant-level chana masala at home! Spices like ginger and turmeric are anti-inflammatory, and cumin may help with blood pressure, cholesterol, and sugar balance.
14. Quinoa Pilaf
Pair protein-rich quinoa with anti-inflammatory turmeric, along with a heap of whatever vegetables you have on hand, and turn it into a delicious healthy meal in 20 minutes. This is proof that easy and healthy meals definitely don’t have to be boring!
15. Cajun Red Beans with Sausage
Infuse some red beans with cajun seasonings and vegetables, then toss in some vegan sausage if you like. This is perfect for batch cooking, to portion your meals for the week or freeze for later, so that you don’t resort to take out on those hectic days.
16. Cuban Black Beans and Rice
Soft cooked black beans and rice, seasoned with garlic, onion, cumin and topped with an easy salsa of fresh lime juice, avocado, tomato, and red onion sounds like an absolutely perfect meal. Not only is this delicious, but you’ll get thirty-two percent of your daily protein needs in just one serving.
17. Creamy Vegetable Soup
This soup has a whole lot of vegetables packed in for maximum nutritional power, including cauliflower which is loaded with cancer-fighting compounds.
18. Chik’n Stew
Go a step beyond chicken soup by adding all sorts of veggies and chickpeas for a hearty and nourishing stew. It’s so easy to put together: simply put everything in your pressure cooker, set the time, and then stir in some spinach before serving.
19. Split Pea Soup
Split pea soup is so rich and hearty, and usually takes a long time to cook on the stove, so it’s a perfect one to speed up in a pressure cooker. This recipe uses all the classic flavors of split pea soup, but replaces the saturated fat and nitrates of bacon with a dash of liquid smoke. The smoky tempeh crumbles are perfect toppers, and if you don’t make your own, you could just use tempeh bacon.
20. Thai Peanut Chickpea Soup
Peanut butter adds such a full, rich flavor to this soup, and packs so many vegetables in to get you all kinds of nutrients. It’s gluten-free, oil-free, vegan, uses the one pot of your pressure cooker, and is ready in just thirty minutes.
21. Portobello Pot Roast
With zero cholesterol and saturated fat, this makes a healthy version of hearty comfort food – all made in your pressure cooker for a quick dinner with minimal cleanup!
22. Three Sisters Soup
The three sisters are the Native American trinity of corn, beans, and squash that were planted together because they were mutually beneficial as they grew. This soup brings them together with the beautiful flavors of sage and ancho chili powder.
23. Indo Chinese Corn Soup
Indo Chinese cuisine is Chinese recipes adapted to Indian tastes, so this hearty soup is flavored with toasted sesame oil, cumin, and ginger. It’s thick enough that as Kristina suggests, you could enjoy it with rice for lunch the following day.
Although corn isn’t always thought of as a health food, it’s a good source of B vitamins and iron for energy, as well as zinc and selenium for immune health.
24. Goulash
A bit like the building blocks of minestrone, but with paprika, this Hungarian soup makes a nourishing, wholesome, and delicious meal the whole family is sure to love. This recipe replaces meat with cholesterol-free and high-fiber lentils for a heart healthy version.
25. Indonesian Black Rice Pudding
This is so wholesome but also so delicious it can double as breakfast and dessert! With just three ingredients, it’s simple to make, and cooks a lot faster in your pressure cooker than on the stove. As Katie points out, the black color of the rice indicates that it has the same powerful antioxidants as blueberries.
26. Blueberry Quinoa Breakfast Bowl
All you need are three ingredients and two minutes on high pressure to make this delicious and protein-packed breakfast bowl. It makes four servings, so you can portion it out for the week ahead. Top it with maple syrup, pecans, and almond milk for the full experience.
27. Sugar-Free Apple Butter
This is so easy to make, and with the sweetness coming from the natural sugars of the apples and dates, you can’t go wrong!
A great dish to make in a big batch after going apple picking, so you can enjoy it all winter. Spread it on a bagel, scoop it on top of your oatmeal or pancakes, or have a little bowl for a snack or healthy dessert.
So there are no excuses left, now that you have 27 easy recipes you can start making healthy meals in your pressure cooker. The beauty of having healthy food ready to go is that it makes take out that much less tempting. And the magic of electric pressure cookers is that you can set it and forget it, while you unwind after work and come back when you hear the beep to dish up the goodness.
For more easy pressure cooker recipes to explore, check out 17 Power Pressure Cooker Recipes for Rushed Weeknight Meals .


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blackjok3r
02-Nov-18 01:48 PM
Well this start script 100% needs to be fixed ...
z_import key on first load , scan back 50000 blocks, not all 1.07 million of them,...
its timeing out and breaking start.sh
Alright
02-Nov-18 01:51 PM
not sure we have a test pubkey we can give you
@gt
, if you wait a day or two, we'll be changing pubkeys in source code as a test
you'll need to sync CFEK and leave your pubkey in an oracle
that I have yet to make
@blackjok3r
might be willing to give up one of his test pubkeys
we're removing them when we change them anyway
blackjok3r
02-Nov-18 01:54 PM
I can give an old test key
But beware it will take hours to start with an old key
Alright
02-Nov-18 01:54 PM
hours?
I started fairly quickly on my old one
blackjok3r
02-Nov-18 01:55 PM
My server is very old
reindex is ony 1 core
Alright
02-Nov-18 01:55 PM
just dropped 0x03's bootstrap into .komodo and ran start script
blackjok3r
02-Nov-18 01:55 PM
Yeah I copied it from notary node
and run it ... but I htink the first tim in ran it.. it didnt finish
and hen this time, it was trying to spend old utxos
and kept crahing
gt
02-Nov-18 01:59 PM
i can wait a day or so if needed
Alright
02-Nov-18 02:00 PM
Will have explorers up later today
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dukeleto
02-Nov-18 02:20 PM
much wow
CrisF
02-Nov-18 02:46 PM
Anyone have notarizations on MLT?
That's the only one I'm missing.
gcharang
02-Nov-18 02:49 PM
I have tx count: 2 for it.
CFEKMLT { "walletversion": 60000, "balance": 49.99965000, "unconfirmed_balance": 0.00000000, "immature_balance": 0.00000000, "txcount": 2, "keypoololdest":<PHONE_NUMBER>, "keypoolsize": 101, "paytxfee": 0.00000000 }
Is there any other way to check notarization numbers?
(edited)
CrisF
02-Nov-18 02:49 PM
There is a stats script.
Not sure if it's working atm.
CMaurice
02-Nov-18 02:50 PM
CFEKMLT 0 25 482 49.99965000
working fine here
Oh, a couple errored out or something, don't remember it doing tht earlier
blackjok3r
02-Nov-18 02:51 PM
@gcharang
./stats
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CrisF
02-Nov-18 02:51 PM
yes
gcharang
02-Nov-18 02:51 PM
gcharang@ip-172-31-10-192:~/StakedNotary$ ./stats -ASSET- -NTRZd- -UTXO- -BLOX- -BALANCE- KMD 20 80 1079809 0.49690000 CFEK 5 20 1657 49.99915000 CFEKED 6 19 1587 9.99905000 CFEKING 4 21 1540 9.99925000 CFEKLF 5 20 529 9.99915000 CFEKMLT 0 25 482 49.99965000 2018-11-02 14:50:54+0000
CrisF
02-Nov-18 02:51 PM
Mine is working,too
That's also the only chain I'm not mining/staking.
gcharang
02-Nov-18 02:52 PM
So I too have 0 notarizations for MLT
CrisF
02-Nov-18 02:52 PM
yes
MyCFEK seems to have gone down again.
(edited)
CMaurice
02-Nov-18 02:54 PM
aye here too
CrisF
02-Nov-18 02:55 PM
It's the 2nd or 3rd time. Seems to be having trouble due to lack of staking and too much mining.
blackjok3r
02-Nov-18 02:55 PM
I have a feeling we have the getrawtreansaction bug in master
CrisF
02-Nov-18 02:57 PM
Did you try a migrate? I haven't tried yet.
blackjok3r
02-Nov-18 02:57 PM
smk did and it was crahsing .. which coins are crahing ... I have KMD crahsing for me
CrisF
02-Nov-18 02:58 PM
I'll have ago then. What coins?
blackjok3r
02-Nov-18 02:58 PM
try the master branch coins please
There is definatly a bug
CrisF
02-Nov-18 02:59 PM
master branch = -ac_staked=1?
Alright
02-Nov-18 03:00 PM
no crashes here
CMaurice
02-Nov-18 03:00 PM
komodo and CFEK crashing for me no, think I am on master in StakedNoatary/komodo
Alright
02-Nov-18 03:00 PM
Oh stats script itself crashes some of them
CMaurice
02-Nov-18 03:00 PM
oic
blackjok3r
02-Nov-18 03:01 PM
wallet rest crashes them
CrisF
02-Nov-18 03:01 PM
Alright are you mining ?
blackjok3r
02-Nov-18 03:01 PM
stats sctript crashes them
migrate crahes shtem... whoch branch is it
?
Alright
02-Nov-18 03:01 PM
yea I'm mining and staking each
or should be
why is there a problem with one of them?
blackjok3r
02-Nov-18 03:01 PM
im not sure, but Get transaction was crashing stuff... did we merge in that fdix?
CrisF
02-Nov-18 03:02 PM
Doesn't seem MLT is notarizing. Have you had any?
@Alright
Alright
02-Nov-18 03:04 PM
@blackjok3r
probably missed it on master
the other two were fine
blackjok3r
02-Nov-18 03:04 PM
ok cool... looking into how I cna fix that
Alright
02-Nov-18 03:06 PM
I haven't had any notarizations on MLT
@CrisF
looking into why now
thanks for telling me that
gcharang
02-Nov-18 03:08 PM
@CrisF
@CMaurice
I think you guys need to do ./stop.sh and then ./start.sh as ./stats crashes atleast 2 of the daemons
Alright
02-Nov-18 03:08 PM
might want to wait a minute, hopefully joker can merge in the fix relatively soon
blackjok3r
02-Nov-18 03:08 PM
Yes Get Transaction is crashig Master
CrisF
02-Nov-18 03:09 PM
Haha, I have been.
CMaurice
02-Nov-18 03:09 PM
yep, did that, they're up again and have resisted running ./stats again
blackjok3r
02-Nov-18 03:09 PM
This will be tricky
Alright
02-Nov-18 03:09 PM
what?
blackjok3r
02-Nov-18 03:09 PM
I really dont want to merge the mempool fix into all chains
Alright
02-Nov-18 03:09 PM
so don't
blackjok3r
02-Nov-18 03:09 PM
But we nede this crash fix
(edited)
Alright
02-Nov-18 03:09 PM
take out dpowconfs?
that's what introduced the bug I believe
(edited)
for now that is
blackjok3r
02-Nov-18 03:10 PM
the bug was fixed
I just have to find the commit it was fixed at
and go a checkout -b
Alright
02-Nov-18 03:10 PM
then just wait until these branches can be merged to master
blackjok3r
02-Nov-18 03:10 PM
then merge that branch into master Ithink
CMaurice
02-Nov-18 03:10 PM
can you cpu mine as a nn?
Alright
02-Nov-18 03:10 PM
nope
blackjok3r
02-Nov-18 03:10 PM
you can, but its not recomended to
CMaurice
02-Nov-18 03:10 PM
kk, thanks
Alright
02-Nov-18 03:10 PM
Oh I thought you meant easy mining
similar to KMD notaries
answer to that is no
CMaurice
02-Nov-18 03:11 PM
no, I meant mine as a node
Alright
02-Nov-18 03:11 PM
try it
is a good test
blackjok3r
02-Nov-18 03:11 PM
you can mine on a ntary just fine


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This implementation provides support for two protocols. Firstly there is legacy support for the old style Shibboleth 1.3 prorocol (WAYF) in which the wayf sits between the Sp and the IdP. It also supports the SAML2 DiscoveryService protocol which is a conversation between the SP and the DS. The SP then dispatches off to the IdP.


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Joins are a common and well-understood operation in batch data processing to connect the rows of two relations. However, the semantics of joins on dynamic tables are much less obvious or even confusing.
Because of that, there are a couple of ways to actually perform a join using either Table API or SQL.
For more information regarding the syntax, please check the join sections in Table API and SQL.
Regular joins are the most generic type of join in which any new records or changes to either side of the join input are visible and are affecting the whole join result. For example, if there is a new record on the left side, it will be joined with all of the previous and future records on the right side.
These semantics allow for any kind of updating (insert, update, delete) input tables.
However, this operation has an important implication: it requires to keep both sides of the join input in Flink’s state forever. Thus, the resource usage will grow indefinitely as well, if one or both input tables are continuously growing.
A time-windowed join is defined by a join predicate, that checks if the time attributes of the input records are within certain time constraints, i.e., a time window.
Compared to a regular join operation, this kind of join only supports append-only tables with time attributes. Since time attributes are quasi-monontic increasing, Flink can remove old values from its state without affecting the correctness of the result.
A join with a temporal table joins an append-only table (left input/probe side) with a temporal table (right input/build side), i.e., a table that changes over time and tracks its changes. Please check the corresponding page for more information about temporal tables.
The following example shows an append-only table Orders
that should be joined with the continuously changing currency rates table RatesHistory
.
Orders
is an append-only table that represents payments for the given amount
and the given currency
.
For example at 10:15
there was an order for an amount of 2 Euro
.
RatesHistory
represents an ever changing append-only table of currency exchange rates with respect to Yen
(which has a rate of 1
).
For example, the exchange rate for the period from 09:00
to 10:45
of Euro
to Yen
was 114
. From 10:45
to 11:15
it was 116
.
Given that we would like to calculate the amount of all Orders
converted to a common currency (Yen
).
For example, we would like to convert the following order using the appropriate conversion rate for the given rowtime
(114
).
Without using the concept of temporal tables, one would need to write a query like:
With the help of a temporal table function Rates
over RatesHistory
, we can express such a query in SQL as:
Each record from the probe side will be joined with the version of the build side table at the time of the correlated time attribute of the probe side record. In order to support updates (overwrites) of previous values on the build side table, the table must define a primary key.
In our example, each record from Orders
will be joined with the version of Rates
at time o.rowtime
. The currency
field has been defined as the primary key of Rates
before and is used to connect both tables in our example. If the query were using a processing-time notion, a newly appended order would always be joined with the most recent version of Rates
when executing the operation.
In contrast to regular joins, this means that if there is a new record on the build side, it will not affect the previous results of the join. This again allows Flink to limit the number of elements that must be kept in the state.
Compared to time-windowed joins, temporal table joins do not define a time window within which bounds the records will be joined. Records from the probe side are always joined with the build side’s version at the time specified by the time attribute. Thus, records on the build side might be arbitrarily old. As time passes, the previous and no longer needed versions of the record (for the given primary key) will be removed from the state.
Such behaviour makes a temporal table join a good candidate to express stream enrichment in relational terms.
After defining temporal table function, we can start using it. Temporal table functions can be used in the same way as normal table functions would be used.
The following code snippet solves our motivating problem of converting currencies from the Orders
table:
Note: State retention defined in a query configuration is not yet implemented for temporal joins. This means that the required state to compute the query result might grow infinitely depending on the number of distinct primary keys for the history table.
With a processing-time time attribute, it is impossible to pass past time attributes as an argument to the temporal table function. By definition, it is always the current timestamp. Thus, invocations of a processing-time temporal table function will always return the latest known versions of the underlying table and any updates in the underlying history table will also immediately overwrite the current values.
Only the latest versions (with respect to the defined primary key) of the build side records are kept in the state. Updates of the build side will have no effect on previously emitted join results.
One can think about a processing-time temporal join as a simple HashMap<K, V>
that stores all of the records from the build side.
When a new record from the build side has the same key as some previous record, the old value is just simply overwritten.
Every record from the probe side is always evaluated against the most recent/current state of the HashMap
.
With an event-time time attribute (i.e., a rowtime attribute), it is possible to pass past time attributes to the temporal table function. This allows for joining the two tables at a common point in time.
Compared to processing-time temporal joins, the temporal table does not only keep the latest version (with respect to the defined primary key) of the build side records in the state but stores all versions (identified by time) since the last watermark.
For example, an incoming row with an event-time timestamp of 12:30:00
that is appended to the probe side table
is joined with the version of the build side table at time 12:30:00
according to the concept of temporal tables.
Thus, the incoming row is only joined with rows that have a timestamp lower or equal to 12:30:00
with
applied updates according to the primary key until this point in time.
By definition of event time, watermarks allow the join operation to move forward in time and discard versions of the build table that are no longer necessary because no incoming row with lower or equal timestamp is expected.


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Before Change
def learning_phase():
// If _LEARNING_PHASE is not 0 or 1, return dynamic learning phase tensor
return _LEARNING_PHASE if _LEARNING_PHASE in {0, 1} else _LEARNING_PHASE_PLACEHOLDER
def set_learning_phase(value):
global _LEARNING_PHASE
After Change
def learning_phase():
// If _LEARNING_PHASE is not 0 or 1, return dynamic learning phase tensor
if _LEARNING_PHASE in {0, 1}:
return _LEARNING_PHASE
else:
return _LEARNING_PHASE_PLACEHOLDER
def set_learning_phase(value):
global _LEARNING_PHASE
if value not in {0, 1}:
raise ValueError("CNTK Backend: Set learning phase "


This is the second and final dive into some of the new DevExpress XAF 2015.2 features. The first part covers the Report Designer and the new XML serialisation.
Batch editing
Another feature I’m excited about is the support for batch editing within the web application grids.
Let’s see what happens when combined with the validation rules. What happens if I edit two rows but only one has a validation problem - does the whole batch get rejected? Or just the row with the problem?
First I modified the edit mode of the Tasks grid to Batch
via the model.
Then I added a new RuleRequiredField
validation rule via the model.
I started up the MainDemo application and navigated to the Tasks view and tried to delete the subject of multiple rows at the same time.
I never even got to press Save because of another new 15.2 feature: inplace validation! The rules are being validated without a round trip to the server!
So let’s try another way. Inplace Validation does not work with all rule types, so I deleted my RuleRequiredField
from the model and instead added a new RuleFromBoolProperty
to the DemoTask
object as follows:
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Now we go back to the list view for Task and try to set multiple subjects to empty.
Fantastic! This time the broken rules appear for each row and it is quite clear which message belongs to which object.
So the batch editing makes use of inplace validation when it can, but handles more complex validation rules well too. This is an excellent combination because the inpalce validation will help to make the client seem very quick and responsive.
Conclusion
This concludes my review of DevExpress 2015.2. We’ve looked in some detail at two of the most impressive new features - the way reports are serialised and the improvements to client-side validation. These changes help with performance and ease of maintenance and I’m very happy to see that the DevExpress team has focused on these areas. Looking forward to the 2016 releases!


Problem: Taking information from recent survey data, we found that while the majority of our users listen to WREK on the radio, there is a decent number of listeners that access WREK online. Whether that be to listen to archived shows or listen live, we wanted to move towards providing a way for listeners to listen on their phones. In addition, we wanted to further cater to our listeners that live outside of our broadcast range.
Process
This project is still in process and currently, I’m in charge of the Home Page. Pulling from our website, www.wrek.org, and google analytics data from the website, I was about to pinpoint a few starting features.
- Upcoming Shows
- Upcoming Events (concerts in Atlanta and Live at WREK shows)
- Top shows for a given week
- Currently playing (widget that follows throughout the app)
- Featured Show
Lo-Fi Wireframes
Settling on a design, but still working on justification of what style of menu to use.
After some deliberation and further research, the hamburger menu isn’t the best menu for the use cases of the WREK app. One of the primary reasons for this is that there are only four main menu items, so in this case hiding them behind a hamburger menu isn’t ideal. We want our users to be able to quickly to move from the home page to their favorites page to the schedule.
However, as this is a project still in progress, in order to finalize the design, we will be working with the above wireframes and begin testing to see which really work for our target users.


Well, I've been getting back to SQLObject development a little lately. I realized there isn't a whole lot that needs to be done before an 0.7 release, so I'm trying to get everything ready for that.
First, I put up a new site design. It's just like the new Paste design but with different colors. I also added a blog where I plan to make note of SQLObject-related stuff. Incidentally there's also a Paste blog. There's a CSS related problem that I don't understand with wrapping on those pages; if anyone has ideas... I'm also trying to collect links to SQLObject-related articles and projects; comment here if you see something that is missing.
The big change in 0.7 will be the introduction of the .sqlmeta attribute that holds most of the metadata. This gives a formal public interface for introspection that has been missing for some time. I'm also starting a more formal deprecation process; 0.7 shouldn't break 0.6 code, but you'll start getting warnings. With a public, stable API for introspection I hope to rebuild bits and pieces of SQLObject using that API (and a couple other metaclass-related protocols I'll add after 0.7). No radical rewrites, just creating new structures to replace the old, even though they will live happily alongside the old pieces.
Besides lots of bug fixes (which were all applied by Oleg, so I haven't kept track of them at all) the other major feature is probably the as-yet-undocumented sqlobject-admin command-line management tool. It still has some serious rough edges, but I think it's got a lot of potential. It helps you create your tables, which is fine, but the more interesting feature is how it can track the deployed versions your database schema and apply updates.
Automatically updating a database is a Very Hard Problem. I think sqlobject-admin tackles the problem in a good, tool-based manner, avoiding any cleverness. You run sqlobject-admin record and it will save the SQL of all your tables (if it's any different from the last recorded version). If you add --edit then it creates an upgrade file and opens it in an editor; you'll have to give the statements for upgrading the database on your own (that's the Very Hard Problem if you try to do it automatically), but it will show you a diff of what's changed in this version which usually makes it trivial to write the SQL.
Then sqlobject-admin upgrade applies any upgrading SQL scripts to the database, based on a special table in the database that gives its current version.
Anyway, that's what's coming in 0.7. I mostly have to fix up and extend the documentation a bit, update the News file, fix a couple problems with sqlobject-admin, and then release. No heroic effort required, just some grunt work. Further news will go on that blog.
By the way, if you want to read new stuff on SQLObject then Leonard Richardson has an article at DeveloperWorks and I came upon this document at Canonical.
The wrapping on http://sqlobject.org/docs/interface.py.html and the other pages looks.. not good. Maybe it is the firefox beta I'm using? :-)
This new LEFTJOIN stuff in sqlbuiler looks neat, I haven't seen much reference to it yet. Fast joins that fit with sqlobject syntax will be nice :-)
The only other feature I miss is a non-hackish way to access the database directly and run custom queries, this sqlmeta refactoring may help with that.
# Justin
Oh, right, I forgot all about the SQLBuilder enhancements...
There's also a new sqlhub object for managing connections without passing arguments around.
What's the issue with the wrapping on the other pages? It's not perfect, but I didn't want the navigation menu to take up the entire left column as the loss of horizontal space is more of a problem with a long document. But there might be other artifacts getting through; floats are hard :(
# Ian Bicking
you can fix the wrapping by adding 'margin-left: 200px;' to the rule for div#body in style.css. (tested in firefox. may need minor adjustment for IE)
Any plans to support MSSQL Server in the future? Just curious as there doesn't seem to be a lot of support out there for MSSQL.
Thanks.
# Peter
Some people have put in some initial work, and I think it's in the repository. Proprietary databases are hard to support, and so far people interested in developing that support have tended to wander off. There is Sybase support, which should be similar to MSSQL due to their common ancestry. I personally wouldn't work on it unless there was something work-related requiring it (and if I'm involved in the technical decisions, I'd actively avoid MSSQL anyway); while I would help SQLObject support any open source database, even if I didn't use it, I put very little priority on integrating with proprietary software.
# Ian Bicking
> I'd actively avoid MSSQL...
> while I would help SQLObject support any open source database, even if I didn't use it, I put very little priority on integrating with proprietary software
I respect your objection to using MSSQL. I even agree with you to a point (PostgreSQL is great!), although MSSQL has some very nice features including extremely nice administration tools...but we won't get into that discussion.
Moving on... Can you see value in allowing people to use SQLObject by providing an easy way to connect to MSSQL? It certainly doesn't hurt SQLObject to have easy integration with MSSQL. I'd even argue that it will improve the market share of SQLObject to have that connector built in and ready to go. The last thing most developers want (or have the ability) to change when they are working on a database project is the persistence layer. That means that most people who are currently using MSSQL and looking for a Python ORM will pass over SQLObject because it doesn't work with MSSQL. You can hardly deny that Microsoft has a LOT of market share, which means that a lot of people won't be using SQLObject until there is an easy way to use it with MSSQL.
I'm not going to stop anyone. I'll even help, to some degree (maybe just a small one). But features like this need a champion, and I definitely won't be that champion.
# Ian Bicking
For an extensive discussion on some of the issues involved in programatically genertating schema upgrade scripts, see this thread from the PostgreSQL mailing list: http://archives.postgresql.org/pgsql-general/2005-06/msg00469.php
I've been diffing my dumped create scripts and creating upgrade scripts by hand as needed. Works ok, though I've got a pretty small database - less than 30 tables.


LevelBuilderSceneEdit
Hierarchy:
This object is derived from:
Methods:
acquireObject()
Description: Acquires an object.
addTool(ToolObject, default)
addXGuide(float x)
Description: Adds a snap guide at the specified x position.
addYGuide(float y)
Description: Adds a snap guide at the specified y position.
breakApartAcquiredObjects()
Description: Removes all acquired objects from there group.
clearAcquisition()
Description: Relinquishes acquisition of an object.
deleteAcquiredObjects()
Description: Deletes all acquired objects.
getAcquiredGroup()
Description: Returns the acquired object group.
getAcquiredObjectCount()
Description: Returns the acquired object count.
getAcquiredObjects()
Description: Returns the acquired object set.
getActiveTool()
Description: Returns the active tool.
getCameraPosition()
getCameraVisibility()
Description: turns grid drawing on/off
getCameraZoom()
getDesignResolution()
Description: Returns the design resolution.
getFillColor()
Description: returns current fill color
getGridColor()
Description: returns current grid color
getGridSnapX()
Description: returns current X snap grid. 0 = off
getGridSnapY()
Description: returns current Y snap grid. 0 = off
getGridVisibility()
Description: turns grid drawing on/off
getGuidesVisibility()
Description: turns grid drawing on/off
getLastWindow()
getMousePosition()
getRecycledObject(int index)
Description: Returns the recycled object at the given index.
getRecycledObjectCount()
Description: Returns the number of objects in the recycle bin.
getRotationSnap()
Description: Gets the snap rotation flag.
getRotationSnapAngle()
Description: Gets the rotation snap angle.
getRotationSnapThreshold()
Description: Gets the rotation snap threshold for snap to grid.
getSnapThreshold()
Description: Gets the snap threshold for snap to grid.
getSnapToGrid()
Description: Gets the snap status.
getSnapToGridX()
Description: returns current X snap
getSnapToGridY()
Description: returns current Y snap
groupAcquiredObjects()
Description: Puts all acquired objects in a .
isAcquired()
Description: Returns whether or not an object is acquired.
moveFromRecycleBin()
Description: Move an object from the recycle bin back to the scene.
moveToRecycleBin()
Description: Move an object from scene to the recycle bin.
redo()
Description: Redoes the last action
removeTool(ToolObject)
removeXGuide(float x)
Description: Removes the snap guide at the specified x position.
removeYGuide(float y)
Description: Removes the snap guide at the specified y position.
setActiveTool()
Description: Sets the active tool.
setCameraVisibility()
Description: turns camera drawing on/off
setDesignResolution()
Description: Set the design resolution.
setFillColor()
Description: sets the fill color for the control
setGridColor()
Description: sets the grid color for the control
setGridSizeX()
Description: sets the X snap unit for our tool, in world units, set to 0 to turn of snapping
setGridSizeY()
Description: sets the Y snap unit for our tool, in world units, set to 0 to turn of snapping
setGridVisibility()
Description: turns grid drawing on/off
setGuidesVisibility()
Description: turns guides drawing on/off
setLastWindow()
setRotationSnap()
Description: Sets the snap rotation flag.
setRotationSnapAngle()
Description: Sets the rotation snap angle.
setRotationSnapThreshold()
Description: Sets the rotation snap threshold for snap to grid.
setSnapThreshold()
Description: Sets the snap threshold for snap to grid.
setSnapToGrid()
Description: Toggles Snapping.
setSnapToGridX()
Description: sets whether we'll snap to X axis
setSnapToGridY()
Description: sets whether we'll snap to Y axis
undo()
Description: Undoes the last action
updateAcquiredObjectSet()
Description: Updates the of acquired objects.
Inherited Fields:
canSaveDynamicFields
Type: bool
internalName
Type: string
parentGroup
Description: Group hierarchy parent of the object.
Type: SimObjectPtr
class
Description: Script SuperClass of object.
Type: string
superclass
Description: Script Class of object.
Type: string


Mominul offers no excuse for Bangladesh's pink-ball thrashing
by ReutersBangladesh captain Mominul Haque accepted that his side failed the pink-ball challenge in their maiden day-night Test against India but denied it was a mistake to take the plunge without adequate preparation.
A rampant India triumphed in a little over two days to complete a 2-0 series sweep in what was the first day-night Test for both teams.
Asked if it was a mistake to accept India's proposal for a pink-ball Test, Mominul said: "I don't think it was a wrong decision.
"We failed in this match but we had to play it at some point of time. It was a great learning experience. This was India's maiden pink-ball Test too. So I don't think there was any problem with that decision."
Bangladesh were bowled out for 106 in the first innings and 195 in the second with their batsmen struggling against the exaggerated swing of the heavily-lacquered ball.
Several players took painful blows to their body and they needed two concussion substitutes after Liton Das and Nayeem Hasan sustained sickening blows to the helmet.
Only Mushfiqur Rahim (74) and Mahmudullah, who retired hurt on 39 with a hamstring injury, offered some resistance with the bat.
"As professional cricketers, there’s no room for excuses. Losers give excuses. I am not giving it," said Mominul who was out for a duck in both innings.
"We didn’t play well team-wise. We didn’t even have one good partnership, barring the one between Mushfiqur and Mahmudullah... We batted very poorly."
It was Mominul's first series as the Test captain, having inherited the role after all-rounder Shakib Al Hasan was banned by the governing International Cricket Council for an anti-corruption breach.
The tourists also missed experienced opener Tamim Iqbal who skipped the tour to be with his pregnant wife who delivered a baby girl last week.
"We have been missing them since the start of the series. But we shouldn’t use it as an excuse," Mominul said.
"Their absence offers opportunities for others. It was an opportunity for me as a captain. But we couldn’t grab those opportunities."


Creates the SparkStreaming context.
Creates the SparkStreaming context.
Time interval at which streaming data will be divided into batches, in milliseconds.
Get shared object
The shared HiveContext instance.
Returns a local tmp dir specific to the context.
Remove shared object from cache
The shared SparkContext instance.
Set shared object, it will replace the old one if already existed
The shared SQLContext instance.
Stops the SparkStreaming context.
Returns the StreamingContext which has already been created.
Holds runtime information about the job execution context.


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These Luxury Cars Are Receiving Massive Discounts This Week
Welcome to Black Friday shopping.
by Jay TraugottIt's that time of the year when the American economy goes into overtime. The holiday season is officially underway and people are preparing to go shopping, seeking the hottest deals in town, or online. Automakers, understandably so, want to get in on the buying action. Even luxury brands, such as BMW, Jaguar, and Acura, are taking advantage of the holiday shopping spirit. Cars Direct has done some digging and, lo and behold, there are luxury car incentives out there for the taking. You just have to know where to look and, fortunately, you're in the right place.
Starting with BMW, the German automaker is offering discounts and cheaper leases not just on 2019 models but all-new 2020s as well. Nearly every new 2020 crossover, such as the X1, has $2,000 to $2,500 in savings plus 3.25 percent financing. There's a $1,000 signing bonus on most models when coming from a competing brand. Mercedes-Benz, meanwhile, is authorizing dealers to slash anywhere from $7,500 to $15,000 in dealer cash to discount even the S-Class. You can even get the popular 2020 GLC with 1.99 percent APR for 72 months plus a waiver on your first monthly payment up to $600.
For its part, Jaguar is slashing as much as $14,550 off the 2019 XF sedan. Even the F-Type V6 can now be leased for $499 a month, a $30 per month price reduction.
Moving over to Japan, Acura has a lease incentive of up to $9,200 for the 2020 TLX. Be sure to inquire about the so far unadvertised $5,000 in dealer cash on models such as the 2020 MDX.
Want a new Lexus? How about 0 percent APR for 60 months on every 2019 Lexus? Yep, it's happening. There are also attractive discounts on the 2020 NX with as much as $2,000 off or a 0.9 percent APR.
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Hopping back to America, Buick refuses to not take advantage of the festivities by offering over $11,000 in savings on nicely equipped 2019 Enclaves. Fancy something smaller? There's 0 percent APR for 72 months on 2019 Encores or as much as 22 percent off MSRP, which translates to about $7,000 off the Premier trim. If you've been holding out on buying a new luxury vehicle, chances are your patience is about to pay off, but you need to make sure to ask about any unadvertised offers as well.


Feature Development
There’s always more to be done! The features listed below are suggestions that require some significant amount of development. If you’re interested in tackling, or helping tackle, any of these, please email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>and we’ll add you to the RivGraph slack channel to start discussions.
Automatic Shoreline Extraction
Currently, users must provide their own shoreline file for each delta they wish to analyze. While the strategy for creating shorelines is documented (see Shoreline creation), a preferable option would have RivGraph automatically generate shorelines. There have been a number of published softwares that attempt to solve this problem (e.g. opening-angle method), but in practice these have been found to be too slow and/or need finegaling to interface with RivGraph.
Lake/wetland connectivity
Many deltas, especially Arctic ones, are lake-dense, and the
connectivity of these lakes has implications for biogeochemical cycling
and transport times of water and sediment. We have spent a few weeks
developing a rivgraph-lakes
branch that attempts to resolve lake
connectivity. However, it’s a difficult problem and we didn’t quite
cross the finish line.
In this formulation, a lake mask would be provided in conjunction with the river mask, or lakes would be labeled distinctly in a river mask, as shown by the above mask. The difficulties here lie in the number of ways lakes can be connected; the figure shown is a rather simple case, but sometimes lakes themselves intersect both the channel network and the ocean/draining body. The many possibilities make simply resolving their position within the channel network a formidable task.
The second major issue arises when trying to set flow directions. Are lakes sources, sinks, or both? The flow directionality algorithms need to know! And they need to be adapted accordingly. We have made significant progress on this feature, but it is not ready for Production.
Another point to mention here is that while we are focusing on lakes here, the concept may be more generally applicable. For example, if a user also had a mask of wetlands–or any objects that are connected to the channel network, this framework could handle those cases.
Machine Learned Flow Directions
The current scheme for setting flow directions in the links of a channel network is quite complicated. It is “physically-based” in the sense that the rules defining flow directions have physical bases. There are two “hard” constraints–1) there can be no interior sources or sinks and 2) there can be no cycles (although this can be violated if RivGraph cannot find a cycle-less solutions).
The paper (and attached dataset) linked above contains plenty of “training data” that could be used to take a machine learning approach to set flow directions. Many of the algorithms in place, for example determining if a link is part of a “main channel,” or synthetically-generated slopes, can be used to generate the features of an AI approach. It’s not clear to me how you would enforce the constraints listed above, but I’ll bet it could be done. Another difficulty might be that in the “physically-based” scheme, directions are set iteratively starting with the most certain. By setting a link, that information is useful in setting its neighbors’ directions, and so-on. Continuity can only be exploited when only one link (in a group of adjacent links) has an unknown direction. I would therefore guess that a ML model would have to follow a similar iterative path.
However, who knows? An AI approach could be faster, especially for the larger deltas. Post-processing corrections would also be useful (for either approach, really).
Flow Direction Uncertainty
Many links’ flow directions are not certain and may in fact be bidirectional. One approached proposed to handle this is: rather than export a single adjacency matrix with RivGraph’s “best guess,” we could export a family of adjacency matrices. Alej Tejedor has done some recent work on the concept of “effective resolution”–i.e. the resolution of the underlying mask at which graph-based flux partitioning is significantly impacted (as we coarsen the mask). This concept could be combined with the family of adjacency matrices to prevent the family from being huge. In other words, “effective resolution” could prune links that don’t contribute much to flux routing–and these links are typically the most uncertain.


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- Other minor bugfixes and code cleaning
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