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| struct | PP_ImageDataDesc |
The PP_ImageDataDesc structure represents a description of image data. More... | |
| struct | PPB_ImageData |
The PPB_ImageData interface contains pointers to several functions for determining the browser's treatment of image data. More... |
| #define | PPB_IMAGEDATA_INTERFACE "PPB_ImageData;1.0" |
| #define | PPB_IMAGEDATA_INTERFACE PPB_IMAGEDATA_INTERFACE |
| typedef struct PPB_ImageData | PPB_ImageData |
| enum | PP_ImageDataFormat { PP_IMAGEDATAFORMAT_BGRA_PREMUL, PP_IMAGEDATAFORMAT_RGBA_PREMUL } |
| PP_ImageDataFormat | |
| PP_ImageDataDesc |
This file defines the PPB_ImageData
struct for determining how a browser handles image data.
| #define PPB_IMAGEDATA_INTERFACE "PPB_ImageData;1.0" |


From Galileo and Newton to Thomas Hobbes and Martin Luther King, Jr., thinkers throughout history have consciously employed scientific techniques to better understand the non-physical world. The Age of Reason and the Enlightenment led theorists to apply scientific reasoning to the non-scientific disciplines of politics, economics, and moral philosophy. Instead of relying on the woodcuts of dissected bodies in old medical texts, physicians opened bodies themselves to see what was there; instead of divining truth through the authority of an ancient holy book or philosophical treatise, people began to explore the book of nature for themselves through travel and exploration; instead of the supernatural belief in the divine right of kings, people employed a natural belief in the right of democracy.
In this provocative and compelling book, Shermer will explain how abstract reasoning, rationality, empiricism, skepticism—scientific ways of thinking—have profoundly changed the way we perceive morality and, indeed, move us ever closer to a more just world.
About eight thousand people gather at Brown Chapel and begin to march from the town of Selma to the city of Montgomery, Alabama. The demonstrators are predominantly African American and they're marching on the capitol for one reason: Justice. They want simply to be given the right to vote. But they're not alone in their struggle. Demonstrators of "every race, religion and class" representing almost every state, have come to march with their black brothers and sisters. And at the front of the march is the Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Nobel Prize winner, preacher, and civil rights activist, leading the march like Moses leading his people out of Egypt.


THE CURE A film review by Ben Hoffman Copyright 1995 Ben Hoffman
In reviewing the film, I must preface it with the statement that I believe AIDS is a plague about which I feel very strongly. So when I say that I felt the film should have been entitled, THE CURE (OR HUCK FINN HAS AIDS) you will be aware that I am not being funny about AIDS but rather about the film.
Dexter (Joseph Mazzello) is an eleven-year-old who has contracted AIDS during a blood transfusion. All the kids shun him him and many call him "homo." It seemed to me that how he caught the AIDS could have been explained by Linda, (Dexter's mother, Annabella Sciorra) and that would have stopped the harassing but of course, then there would not have been a film.
Dexter does find a sympathetic friend, Erik (Brad Renfro), also eleven years old. When he hears of a "cure" down south the two friends take off on a raft on the Mississippi (a la Huck Finn) and go seek the doctor who is claiming he has a cure. That part of the film and the people they encounter reminded me of Mark Twain's masterpiece.
Unlike the excellent LORENZO'S OIL, with the passionate Susan Sarandon and Nick Nolte fighting the doctors, doing there own research and keeping the film alive and us on edge, this fails on all counts. Well intentioned, certainly. Box office? I doubt it. Too sad and not enough excitement.
Directed by Peter Horton.
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Making the "Keeping Track" app
DISCONTINUEDIn this "blog" or whatever this is. I will write down my challenges and how I solved them. While trying to make an app for android where I can fill in statistics of each day, such as waking up time and sleeping, and what I ate that day. A journal sort of.
Some info
So for this project I will use Flutter. A framework by google for making crosscompatible apps.
And for saving the users data I will use firebase auth with firestore.
Learning basics
Note that I've never used Flutter or dart before, So before I could dive in blindly I thought it would be smart to get to know the basics.
Getting to know flutter
Not much to say here, I learned the basics of flutter and dart with this great video tutorial series
Making the actual app
Yes, I know the previous paragraph was short, I got impatient and wanted to start on the actual app right away.
Creating the structure
So for this app I just simply want 4 pages to start with.
- Home/Days
- Day info
- Edit day
- Login
- Loading
Home/Days
So this is without a doubt the most important page,
This page will contain a list of every day reported on small cards that give a summary.
It will also have a button in the bottom right corner.
I have made a sketch in paint.net to get an idea of how I want it to look:
Day info
So this will be the page that pops up when you click on a Day card in the Home/Days page,
This will contain full information that has been filled in by the user.
I also made a sketch for this page:
Edit day
This page will be almost exactly the same as the Day info page, But it will be possible to edit the values.
Login
Now the login page, This page only has 1 purpose, which is making sure the user logins so firestore database can save their data.
Loading
I don't think I need to explain much here, This page is just a simple page when anything needs to load. And it has a fun little circle load thingy
Creating the authentication / login
So in this part I will try to make the user successfully login with google,
For this I use firebase auth. I mostly just followed This great tutorial,
I did struggle quite a lot with getting that to work ( ugh ugh took 4 hours),
But this stackoverflow thread has helped me a ton with resolving those issues.
But after I had this working, I honestly still had no idea how it worked, and how I could use it to store a users data.
So at this point I made a quick flowchart to better understand what has to happened and when:
So I successfully did the Login Page and had gotten the User ID,
Now I had to send this data to the Loading page.
So I did that, It now sends the user ID to the loading page, and from the loading page it gets the users Data from the database.
And from there on, It sends that userData to the home/days page.


Exporting and Importing a Glossary
If you own more than one site, you may want to use the same glossary in two or more of them. To do so, first export the glossary
to your desktop as a compressed file first and then import it to the other site(s) where you plan to use it.
Exporting a Glossary
To export a glossary as a compressed file, access the Glossary tool on the appropriate site and follow these steps:
- If you do not see the Glossary menu bar, click the Reset button.
- Click the Export link on the menu bar. Sakai displays the Opening File window.
- Follow the instructions.
Importing a Glossary
To import a compressed glossary file, access the site to which you want to import it and follow these steps:
- Add the file to Resources.
- Access the Glossary tool. If you do not see the Glossary menu bar, click the Reset button.
- Click the Import link on the menu bar. Sakai displays the Import Glossary Terms screen.
- Click the Select file... link. Sakai displays the Select Item screen
- Select the compressed file for the glossary.
- Under "When a term being imported exists," click to indicate whether you want the system to use the term being imported or
ignore that term and use the existing term instead.
- To import the file, click Import. Sakai imports the file, adds the terms to the glossary, and displays the Glossary home page.
Or, to return to the home page without importing the file, click Cancel.


Binding mobile app records to Services in OpenShift
mobile app records in OpenShift may be bound to particular services provisioned in the namespace to allow communication between them.
The result of an binding produces a JSON configuration file (mobile-services.json
) for your application which may be consumed by the Aerogear SDKs, allowing it to access the service (or services) it needs.
Create a mobile app record
A mobile app record is a representation of your mobile application (Android, iOS, Cordova) in OpenShift. See this document to learn more about mobile app records in OpenShift and how to create them.
Binding your mobile app record to Services
Once you have created your mobile app record, it is possible to bind it to other services in OpenShift. This will allow your applications to interact with services provisioned in your namespace.
Getting started
To get started, click on your mobile app record from the overview screen, under the 'mobile app records' heading. This will expand the mobile app record view, showing configuration details for your application and a section for managing bindings.
The bindings section displays a list of all possible services your mobile app record can be bound to. Bindings can be both created and deleted from this area.
Creating bindings
A binding may be in one of 3 states at a single time: not provisioned, available and enabled. These three states will be explained in further detail by binding an Android Application to Keycloak as an example.
Not provisioned
A binding is possible between the mobile app record and the service, but the service has not yet been provisioned in the namespace.
To create a new binding, simply click provision Keycloak to enable binding
. This will allow you to provision the service as usual. In this case, Keycloak.
Available
Once the service has been provisioned, it is now available to bind to your mobile app record.
To create a new binding, click bind Keycloak
. You will be prompted to bind your mobile app record to this service via a binding modal.
Enter the Client ID of your application, which can be found in the configuration details under clientId
. In this case, myapp-android
is the ID of the example Android application.
The client type dropdown allows you to choose the type of Keycloak client (bearer-only or public) that will be created for your application during the binding process. The public
client option should be chosen for client bindings.
For more information about these two client types, see here.


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My journey has been a very fun one because I've chosen to make the
best of every challenge that I've had along the way no matter what.
I grew up in Ranchi and did my schooling at Delhi Public School and
coaching for IIT-JEE from Sirvastava Classes.
Fully concentrated about studies. Only one goal in my mind is to
secure good marks and make my parents proud. Also, I was the
Academic Prefect at my school in class 12 and it was my first
position of responsibility. Schooling was one of the best parts in
my life.


This file declares the structures and functions to manage network interfaces.
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- © Copyright 2016 Neueda all rights reserved.
Definition in file sbfInterface.h.
◆ sbfInterface_find()
| uint32_t sbfInterface_find |
( |
sbfLog |
log, |
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const char * |
name |
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) |
| |
Name is either an interface name (eth0) or an address in the form 10, 10.1, 10.1.2, <IP_ADDRESS>.
- Parameters
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| log | the log system's handler. |
| name | the name of the interface to be found. |
- Returns
- the address of the interface or 0 if not found.
◆ sbfInterface_findOne()
| uint32_t sbfInterface_findOne |
( |
sbfLog |
log, |
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const char * |
names, |
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const char ** |
name |
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) |
| |
Find one interface from comma-separated list.
- Parameters
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| log | the log system's handler. |
| names | the list of names provided for the search. |
| name | the name of the interface found or NULL if not found. |
- Returns
- the address of the interface or 0 if not found.
◆ sbfInterface_first()
Get first interface that isn't local.
- Parameters
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- Returns
◆ sbfInterface_parseAddress()
| sbfError sbfInterface_parseAddress |
( |
const char * |
s, |
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struct sockaddr_in * |
sin |
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) |
| |
Split string of form <IP_ADDRESS>:1234 into host and port.
- Parameters
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| s | Null terminated string containing the host and port to be parsed. |
| sin | the structure to be filled with the host and port. |
- Returns
- 0 if successful, error code otherwise.
◆ sbfInterface_resolveAddress()
| sbfError sbfInterface_resolveAddress |
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const char * |
s, |
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struct sockaddr_in * |
sin, |
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const char ** |
error |
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) |
| |
Split string into host and port and resolve host.
- Parameters
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| s | Null terminated string containing the host and port to be parsed. |
| sin | the structure to be filled with the host and port. |
| error | null terminated string containing a description of the error if any. |
- Returns
- 0 if successful, error code otherwise.


Update Log
FrapBot is designed to be easily upadated as its development progresses. To ensure that scientific requirements, such as reproducability is met, every single version of FrapBot is made accessable. Furthermore this section provides a accurate update log, helping to understand the FrapBot version differences.The graph on the right indicates the update progress of each specific area of FrapBot.
You can inspect and download the Frapbot R code here
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FrapBot Core Development
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New Features
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Interface Development
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compatibility development
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FrapBot 1.9 (6.04.2017)
General Improvements of the platform by adding examples and better descriptions. Changes in the double exponential fitting process to match the functionality of competitive programs.
FrapBot 1.8 (10.02.2017)
Graphical Improvements to use the given space better
FrapBot 1.3 (20.08.2016)
- re-wrote internal algorithms to reduce errors
- re-wrote the pattern recognition which should perform significantly better
FrapBot 1.2 (15.02.2016)
- Download function now active
- fixed bug with non-zero starting datasets
FrapBot 1.1 (20.01.2016)
- higher resolution graphics
- new feature: custom formula input
- new feature: averaged curves
- new table output style
- faster upload and data processing
- added red point to mark specific t1/2 in box plot
- fixed errors regarding pre-bleach including sequence datasets
- added more result information about dataset quality
- reduced result output number to 4 decimals
FrapBot 1.0 (06.01.2016)
- first public release


How to contribute to SigmaF?
This is an opensource project, everyone can contribute and become a member of the community of SigmaF.
Why be a member of the SigmaF community?
- A simple and understandable code
- A great potencial
- Scalable development
- Simple and power
- Respect for diversity
The source code of the interpreter is made with Python 3.8, a language easy to learn, also good practices are a priority for this project.
This project has a great potential to be the next programming language of the functional paradigm, to development the AI, and to development new metaheuristics.
One of the mains approaches of this project is the implementation of TDD from the beggining and the development of new features, which allows scalability.
One of the main purposes of this programming language is to create an easy-to-learn functional language, which at the same time is capable of processing large amounts of data safely and allows concurrence and parallelism.
Everybody is welcome, it does not matter your genre, experience or nationality. Anyone with enthusiasm can be part of this project. Anyone from the most expert to the that is beginning to learn about programming, marketing, design, or any career.
How to start contributing?
There are multiply ways to contribute, since sharing this project, improving the brand of SigmaF, helping to solve the bugs or developing new features and making improves to the source code.
- Share this project: You can put your star in the repository, or talk about this project. You can use the hashtag #SigmaF in Twitter, LinkedIn or any social network too.
- Improve the brand of SigmaF: If you are a marketer, designer or writer, and you want to help, you are welcome. You can contact me on Twitter like @fabianmativeal if you are interested on doing it.
- Help to solve the bugs: if you find one bug notify me an issue. On this we can all improve this language.
- Developing new features: If you want to develop new features or making improvements to the project, you can do a fork to the dev branch (here are the ultimate develops) working there, and later do a pull request to dev branch in order to update SigmaF.
Feedback
I would really appreciatte your feedback. You can submit a new issue, or reach out me on Twitter.


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The first big rule in sales is that if the person leaves empty-handed, they're likely not going to come back. That's why you have to be somewhat aggressive when you're working with a customer, but you have to make sure you don't overdo it and scare them away.
One way you can keep a conversation going is to avoid asking questions that have yes or no answers. For example, if you're selling a service plan, don't ever ask "Are you interested in our 3 or 5 year service plan?" Instead, ask "Are you interested in the 3 year service plan or the 5 year plan, which is a better value?" At first glance, they appear to be asking the same thing, and while a customer can still opt out, it's harder for them to opt out of the second question because they have to say more than just "no."


The purpose of this document is to give the reader a grasp of how PBEngine is organized, and to help explain some of the vocabulary for someone who is new to PBEngine (but not necessarily new to programming).
One of the core files in creating a game with PBEngine is the "pbelevel" (or simply "level") file. A level file defines the "things" that go into a game.
To start with, there are three things that can go into a level file. Entities, Templates, and Groups.
An Entity is an object that lives inside of the context of the game. It either represents something (such as a player or an enemy), or it manages something (such as a physics engine, or a graphical renderer).
You can think of an entity as a bare chassis, or as an empty bucket -- it's a solid framework for bolting things to, but by itself, it doesn't do much.
The beauty of PushButton Engine lies in its flexibility for modularity and code re-use. The most common module for such flexibility is the Component. Components are versatile objects that are used to add functionality and behavior to entities. Code modules are often wrapped up into one or several components. For example, a physics library might have a manager component to keep track of the physics simulation parameters, and there might be a component to add physics-based movement to game entities. In this way, the physics engine is modularized into two pieces, to give users a simple yet powerful interface to the behavior.
Components don't live in the game world by themselves -- they must be attached to an entity.
Through the Component Store, PushButton Engine makes it convenient for users to find components to use in projects, as well as providing a way for users to share their own components with other users.
Many components have configurable settings that can be defined in the level file. These settings are configured through Properties.
Properties are flexible, in that they can reference other Components, Entities, Templates or Groups by name, they can hold complex values such as arrays or custom object structures, or they can just hold simple values such as a number or a string.
When a property refers to another object in the level, it does so through a Reference that looks up another level object by its name. This is one of the most important reasons why Entities, Templates, and Groups should all have unique names, so that they can be referred to by that name when needed.
To simplify creation of game levels, game entities can inherit from Templates. See the section below for more information on what templates are.
With PB Engine, entities can override the specifications of its parent template. This means that if both the template and the entity define a property and they differ (such as if the template defines a color as blue, and the entity defines the same color as red), then the entity's value (because it is lower in the chain) will override the template's value (and the final color used in the example would be red).
Templates look almost exactly like Entities. Just like entities, they are named, they contain components, and they can even inherit from other templates. However, their chief difference is that they don't instantiate and "live" inside of the context of the game world in the same way that Entities do. They serve merely to define potential objects, as a pattern for quickly making a wide array of similar objects.
You can think of templates like cookie-cutters or blueprints -- they aren't cookies themselves, but they allow a large number of similar entities to be stamped out very quickly by a single base pattern.
This doesn't mean that all entities created from a template must be identical in every way, just as cookies cut from a common cutter can all be frosted differently, or even re-shaped afterwards. The template gives a descendant entity or template a starting point, but any properties can be overridden by children.
Inheritance from templates can simplify the structure of Level Files. For entities or templates that have similarities, they allow the developer to define the identical components of similar entities in a single place. If a game level had twenty enemy entities in it that shared a common sprite, a template that included the components that were common between all enemy entities, it could greatly simplify the level file, and make it easier to change all enemy entities at once.
When PushButton Engine needs to access a large number of entities, it often does so through Groups. Groups are just simple lists that reference entities in the level by name.


Boxing betting odds: Logan Paul favored to win rematch over KSI
by Mookie AlexanderWe are just hours away from the highly anticipated rematch between YouTube stars KSI vs. Logan Paul 2 — you, the Bloody Elbow reader, may not give a damn, but plenty of others do — and we have betting odds if you’re interested in placing a bet!
Bovada’s odds as of Saturday, November 9th have America’s Logan Paul as a -230 favorite over the Brit known as KSI, who is fetching +180 underdog money. Opening lines had this fight even, but quite a bit of money has come in on Paul over the past several weeks.
If you’re into prop bets, Logan Paul by stoppage (or DQ) is at +100, but if you think they’ll go to a draw like last time, that’s a +1000 line.
The rematch is scheduled for six rounds in the cruiserweight division. It (obviously) went the distance last time out, but with no headgear and under professional rules, the lines favor someone ending this fight inside the distance.
I’m not going to bother giving you the detailed odds for Devin Haney and Billy Joe Saunders’ title fights, other than to say they are monstrous favorites and they are in the -10000 range in some books.


We redefine systems!
- engineer distributed e-commerce
- repurpose back-end technologies
- expedite impactful web services
- maximize frictionless initiatives
- optimize vertical supply-chains
- reintermediate dot-com platforms
- unleash open-source applications
- expedite mission-critical initiatives


Montreal woman in desperate need of a stem-cell transplant from a Latin American donor
by Basem Boshra Supervising Producer, CTV News Montreal | ContactMONTREAL -- Jessica Soto Fernandez, a Chilean woman who has been living in Montreal for 30 years, was diagnosed with T-cell lymphoma in June.
Soto is in urgent need of a stem-cell transplant, specifically from a compatible Latin American donor, but has so far been unable to find one.
Friends and family who were tested are not compatible, and no compatible stem cells can be found in donation banks in Quebec and across the country.
Desperate for a donor, Soto - a 50-year-old mother of three who works in social services, dealing mainly with homeless people suffering from mental illness - is now putting out a call to the public.
Soto's family is asking people of Latin American descent who are between the ages of 18 to 35 to take a Hema-Quebec test to see if they are a match.
The cotton-swab testing kit is available for free via Hema-Quebec.
Soto's case recalls that of Mai Duong, a Montrealer of Vietnamese descent who went public in 2014 with her call for a blood cord donor, a global search that made international headlines.


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Class JobObject
Represents a Windows JobObject.
Implements
Inherited Members
Namespace: Fs.Processes.JobObjects
Assembly: Fs.Processes.dll
Syntax
public sealed class JobObject : JobObjectInfo, IDisposable
Constructors
| Improve this Doc View SourceJobObject(Nullable<JobLimits>, Nullable<JobNotifications>)
Creates a new JobObject instance.
Declaration
public JobObject(JobLimits? Limits = default(JobLimits? ), JobNotifications? Notifications = default(JobNotifications? ))
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Nullable<JobLimits> | Limits | |
| System.Nullable<JobNotifications> | Notifications | The JobNotifications to apply to the new JobObject. |
Properties
| Improve this Doc View SourceCurrent
Returns a JobObjectInfo instance for the current process's JobObject, or null
if the current
process is not associated with a JobObject.
Declaration
public static JobObjectInfo Current { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| JobObjectInfo |
Handle
Gets the SafeJobObjectHandle associated with this instance.
Declaration
public SafeJobObjectHandle Handle { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| SafeJobObjectHandle |
Idle
Gets a task that completes when the number of active processes decreases to zero.
Declaration
public Task Idle { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Threading.Tasks.Task |
SupportsCpuRates
Gets a value indicating whether the OS supports CPU rate limits.
Declaration
public static bool SupportsCpuRates { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Boolean |
SupportsNotifications
Gets a value indicating whether the OS supports JobNotifications.
Declaration
public static bool SupportsNotifications { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Boolean |
Methods
| Improve this Doc View SourceAssignProcess(SafeProcessHandle)
Assigns a process to an existing job object.
Declaration
public void AssignProcess(SafeProcessHandle processHandle)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Microsoft.Win32.SafeHandles.SafeProcessHandle | processHandle | A handle to the process to associate with the job object. The handle must have PROCESS_SET_QUOTA and PROCESS_TERMINATE access rights. |
AssignProcess(IntPtr)
Assigns a process to an existing job object.
Declaration
public void AssignProcess(IntPtr hProcess)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.IntPtr | hProcess | A handle to the process to associate with the job object. The handle must have PROCESS_SET_QUOTA and PROCESS_TERMINATE access rights. |
CreateProcess(CreateProcessInfo)
Creates a new process and assigns the process to the job object.
Declaration
public Process CreateProcess(CreateProcessInfo createProcessInfo)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| CreateProcessInfo | createProcessInfo | The CreateProcessInfo that contains information this is used to start the process, including the file name and any command-line arguments. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Process | A Process instance that represents the newly created process. |
CreateProcess(CreateProcessInfo, ProcessOptions)
Creates a new process and assigns the process to the job object.
Declaration
public Process CreateProcess(CreateProcessInfo createProcessInfo, ProcessOptions processOptions)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| CreateProcessInfo | createProcessInfo | The CreateProcessInfo that contains information this is used to start the process, including the file name and any command-line arguments. |
| ProcessOptions | processOptions | A set of ProcessOptions that controls how the new process is created. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Process | A Process instance that represents the newly created process. |
Dispose()
Releases all resources associated with the instance.
Declaration
public void Dispose()
GrantUserHandleAccess(IntPtr, Boolean)
Grants or denies access to a handle to a User object to a job that has a user-interface restrictions. When access is granted, all processes associated with the job can subsequently recognize and use the handle. When access is denied, the processes can no longer use the handle.
Declaration
public void GrantUserHandleAccess(IntPtr objectHandle, bool allowAccess = true)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.IntPtr | objectHandle | A handle to the User object. |
| System.Boolean | allowAccess |
|
GrantUserHandleAccess(SafeHandle, Boolean)
Grants or denies access to a handle to a User object to a job that has a user-interface restrictions. When access is granted, all processes associated with the job can subsequently recognize and use the handle. When access is denied, the processes can no longer use the handle.
Declaration
public void GrantUserHandleAccess(SafeHandle objectHandle, bool allowAccess = true)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Runtime.InteropServices.SafeHandle | objectHandle | A handle to the User object. |
| System.Boolean | allowAccess |
|
Kill(Int32)
Terminate all processes currently associated with the job. If the job is nested, terminate all processes currently associated with the job and all of its child jobs in the hierarchy.
Declaration
public void Kill(int exitCode = -1)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Int32 | exitCode | The exit code to be used by all processes and threads in the job object. |
SetLimits(JobLimits)
Sets the JobObject's limits.
Declaration
public void SetLimits(in JobLimits newLimits)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| JobLimits | newLimits | The new limits to apply. |
SetNotifications(JobNotifications)
Sets the notifications for the JobObject.
Declaration
public void SetNotifications(in JobNotifications newNotifications)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| JobNotifications | newNotifications | The new notifications to apply. |
Events
| Improve this Doc View SourceCpuRateLimitExceeded
Occurs when the CPU rate limit is exceeded.
Declaration
public event EventHandler<RateLimitEventArgs> CpuRateLimitExceeded
Event Type
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.EventHandler<RateLimitEventArgs> |
Idled
Occurs when all processes assigned to the job have exited.
Declaration
public event EventHandler<EventArgs> Idled
Event Type
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.EventHandler<System.EventArgs> |
IoLimitExceeded
Occurs when an I/O limit is exceeded.
Declaration
public event EventHandler<IoLimitEventArgs> IoLimitExceeded
Event Type
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.EventHandler<IoLimitEventArgs> |
MemoryLimitExceeded
Occurs when a process assigned to the job exceeds the per-process memory limit, or when the the job's memory limit is exceeded.
Declaration
public event EventHandler<MemoryLimitEventArgs> MemoryLimitExceeded
Event Type
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.EventHandler<MemoryLimitEventArgs> |
ProcessAdded
Occurs when a process is assigned to the job.
Declaration
public event EventHandler<ProcessIdEventArgs> ProcessAdded
Event Type
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.EventHandler<ProcessIdEventArgs> |
ProcessExited
Occurs when a process assigned to the job terminates.
Declaration
public event EventHandler<ProcessExitedEventArgs> ProcessExited
Event Type
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.EventHandler<ProcessExitedEventArgs> |
ProcessLimitExceeded
Occurs when the active processes limit is exceeded.
Declaration
public event EventHandler<EventArgs> ProcessLimitExceeded
Event Type
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.EventHandler<System.EventArgs> |
TimeLimitExceeded
Occurs when a process assigned to the job exceeds the per-process time limit, or when the job's time limit is exceeded.
Declaration
public event EventHandler<TimeLimitEventArgs> TimeLimitExceeded
Event Type
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.EventHandler<TimeLimitEventArgs> |


The Simulation tab allows configuration of the algorithm used for simulating circuits. These parameters apply to all circuits being simulated in the same window, even for circuits that exist in other libraries loaded within the project.
The Iterations Until Oscillation drop-down menu specifies how long to simulate a circuit before deciding that it is oscillating. The number represents the number of clicks of the internal hidden clock (a simple gate takes just one click). The default of 1,000 is good enough for almost all purposes, even for large circuits. But you may want to increase the number of iterations if you are working with a circuit where Logisim reports false oscillations. This is unlikely to be a problem in practice, but one such a circumstance is a circuit that incorporates many of the below latch circuits with random noise enabled. You may want to decrease the number of iterations if you are working with a circuit that is prone to oscillating and you are using an unusually slow processor.
The Gate Output When Undefined drop-down menu configures how the built-in logic gates behave when some inputs are unconnected or are floating. By default, Logisim ignores such inputs, allowing a gate to work over fewer inputs than it was designed for. However, in real life, a gate will behave unpredictably in such a situation, and so this drop-down menu allows one to change the gates so that they treat such disconnected inputs as errors.
The Add Noise To Component Delays checkbox allows you to enable or disable the random noise that is added to the delays of components. The internal simulation uses a hidden clock for its simulation, and to provide a somewhat realistic simulation, each component (excluding wires and splitters) has a delay between when it receives an input and when it emits an output. If this option is enabled, Logisim will occassionally (about once every 16 component reactions) make a component take one click longer than normal.
I recommend keeping this option off, as this technique does introduce rare errors with normal circuits.
Next: The Toolbar tab.


NEWS ARTICLE
Samuel Seymore Latta
Source:
the Monroe Courier, Dec. 29, 1909
Family
Reunion at Samuel Latta's
At
this season of the year there are banquets and social events of unusual
importance, but there has nothing occurred this holiday season more enjoyable than the family reunion held
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Latta of Moose Ridge, on Christmas Day, when
their children and grandchildren were all home to spend Christmas under the
parental roof and family fireside.
Mr.
and Mrs. Latta are pioneers in whom all their acquaintances have full
confidence and entertain a high respect.
The
pleasure of assembling at such a home and the satisfaction experienced by the
old folks as they entertained an honorable and intelligent family, makes such a
gathering almost sacred.
The
assemblage numbered 22, and at high 12 all sat down to a fine dinner, well
prepared for the occasion.
The afternoon was spent in a
social manner and the children were treated to oranges, bananas, nuts and
candy.


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My favorite thing about providing technical support is the process of figuring out the root of a problem and working towards finding the solution from there. I love knowing that I helped solve a problem that was causing someone frustration, because knowing that that person is feeling better helps me to feel accomplished.
I’ve been using Nightwatch as the end-to-end testing solution for automation tests at my current role and have found the API Reference documentation (http://nightwatchjs.org/api) on their website to be well done. It’s simple and easy to navigate, yet has everything that you would need available in each section. For example, if you click the “Expect” section, all terminologies that use “expect” appear in the sidebar so you can easily see each option, yet you can either click a specific terminology or scroll down through the page to see detailed information on all of the options that use “Expect.”
In my opinion, SSL/HTTPS is important for three main reasons: 1) protecting the security and privacy of a website’s users, 2) ensuring trust between a user and that website (there’s something to be said about seeing that little green lock symbol in the URL bar), and 3) keeping that website as usable/findable as possible. Not only is SSL/HTTPS important to protect the privacy and security of a website’s users, but it’s also important to develop trust between the user and that website. As someone who goes to many daifferent websites daily, there’s something comforting to be said about the little green lock next to the website’s URL.
Hello Mr. Smith, Thank you for reaching out to us at Netlify! I’m really sorry to hear that your site won’t build, that must be incredibly frustrating for you. I’d love to do anything I can to help you! In order for me to get to the bottom of this issue, is there any way that you can tell me exactly what it is that is happening for you? When you say your site won’t build, is there an issue with the initial set-up process, or are you having a hard time getting updates pushed to your site? Any information that you can provide here would be valuable as I want to get this issue fixed as soon as possible. Thank you so much in advance for your time! All the best, Lis Huber | Support Engineer @ Netlify!
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| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| odata.msgraph.client.beta.entity |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
DepEnrollmentProfile.Builder |
DepEnrollmentProfile.Builder.appleIdDisabled(Boolean appleIdDisabled)
“Indicates if Apple id setup pane is disabled”
|
DepEnrollmentProfile.Builder |
DepEnrollmentProfile.Builder.applePayDisabled(Boolean applePayDisabled)
“Indicates if Apple pay setup pane is disabled”
|
DepEnrollmentProfile.Builder |
DepEnrollmentProfile.Builder.awaitDeviceConfiguredConfirmation(Boolean awaitDeviceConfiguredConfirmation)
“Indicates if the device will need to wait for configured confirmation”
|
static DepEnrollmentProfile.Builder |
DepEnrollmentProfile.builderDepEnrollmentProfile()
Returns a builder which is used to create a new
instance of this class (given that this class is immutable).
|
DepEnrollmentProfile.Builder |
DepEnrollmentProfile.Builder.configurationEndpointUrl(String configurationEndpointUrl) |
DepEnrollmentProfile.Builder |
DepEnrollmentProfile.Builder.description(String description) |
DepEnrollmentProfile.Builder |
DepEnrollmentProfile.Builder.diagnosticsDisabled(Boolean diagnosticsDisabled)
“Indicates if diagnostics setup pane is disabled”
|
DepEnrollmentProfile.Builder |
DepEnrollmentProfile.Builder.displayName(String displayName) |
DepEnrollmentProfile.Builder |
DepEnrollmentProfile.Builder.enableAuthenticationViaCompanyPortal(Boolean enableAuthenticationViaCompanyPortal) |
DepEnrollmentProfile.Builder |
DepEnrollmentProfile.Builder.enableSharedIPad(Boolean enableSharedIPad)
“This indicates whether the device is to be enrolled in a mode which enables
multi user scenarios.
|
DepEnrollmentProfile.Builder |
DepEnrollmentProfile.Builder.id(String id) |
DepEnrollmentProfile.Builder |
DepEnrollmentProfile.Builder.isDefault(Boolean isDefault)
“Indicates if this is the default profile”
|
DepEnrollmentProfile.Builder |
DepEnrollmentProfile.Builder.isMandatory(Boolean isMandatory)
“Indicates if the profile is mandatory”
|
DepEnrollmentProfile.Builder |
DepEnrollmentProfile.Builder.iTunesPairingMode(ITunesPairingMode iTunesPairingMode)
“Indicates the iTunes pairing mode”
|
DepEnrollmentProfile.Builder |
DepEnrollmentProfile.Builder.locationDisabled(Boolean locationDisabled)
“Indicates if Location service setup pane is disabled”
|
DepEnrollmentProfile.Builder |
DepEnrollmentProfile.Builder.macOSFileVaultDisabled(Boolean macOSFileVaultDisabled)
“Indicates if Mac OS file vault is disabled”
|
DepEnrollmentProfile.Builder |
DepEnrollmentProfile.Builder.macOSRegistrationDisabled(Boolean macOSRegistrationDisabled)
“Indicates if Mac OS registration is disabled”
|
DepEnrollmentProfile.Builder |
DepEnrollmentProfile.Builder.managementCertificates(List<ManagementCertificateWithThumbprint> managementCertificates)
“Management certificates for Apple Configurator”
|
DepEnrollmentProfile.Builder |
DepEnrollmentProfile.Builder.managementCertificatesNextLink(String managementCertificatesNextLink)
“Management certificates for Apple Configurator”
|
DepEnrollmentProfile.Builder |
DepEnrollmentProfile.Builder.passCodeDisabled(Boolean passCodeDisabled)
“Indicates if Passcode setup pane is disabled”
|
DepEnrollmentProfile.Builder |
DepEnrollmentProfile.Builder.profileRemovalDisabled(Boolean profileRemovalDisabled)
“Indicates if the profile removal option is disabled”
|
DepEnrollmentProfile.Builder |
DepEnrollmentProfile.Builder.requireCompanyPortalOnSetupAssistantEnrolledDevices(Boolean requireCompanyPortalOnSetupAssistantEnrolledDevices) |
DepEnrollmentProfile.Builder |
DepEnrollmentProfile.Builder.requiresUserAuthentication(Boolean requiresUserAuthentication) |
DepEnrollmentProfile.Builder |
DepEnrollmentProfile.Builder.restoreBlocked(Boolean restoreBlocked)
“Indicates if Restore setup pane is blocked”
|
DepEnrollmentProfile.Builder |
DepEnrollmentProfile.Builder.restoreFromAndroidDisabled(Boolean restoreFromAndroidDisabled)
“Indicates if Restore from Android is disabled”
|
DepEnrollmentProfile.Builder |
DepEnrollmentProfile.Builder.sharedIPadMaximumUserCount(Integer sharedIPadMaximumUserCount)
“This specifies the maximum number of users that can use a shared iPad.
|
DepEnrollmentProfile.Builder |
DepEnrollmentProfile.Builder.siriDisabled(Boolean siriDisabled)
“Indicates if siri setup pane is disabled”
|
DepEnrollmentProfile.Builder |
DepEnrollmentProfile.Builder.supervisedModeEnabled(Boolean supervisedModeEnabled)
“Supervised mode, True to enable, false otherwise.
|
DepEnrollmentProfile.Builder |
DepEnrollmentProfile.Builder.supportDepartment(String supportDepartment)
“Support department information”
|
DepEnrollmentProfile.Builder |
DepEnrollmentProfile.Builder.supportPhoneNumber(String supportPhoneNumber)
“Support phone number”
|
DepEnrollmentProfile.Builder |
DepEnrollmentProfile.Builder.termsAndConditionsDisabled(Boolean termsAndConditionsDisabled)
“Indicates if 'Terms and Conditions' setup pane is disabled”
|
DepEnrollmentProfile.Builder |
DepEnrollmentProfile.Builder.touchIdDisabled(Boolean touchIdDisabled)
“Indicates if touch id setup pane is disabled”
|
DepEnrollmentProfile.Builder |
DepEnrollmentProfile.Builder.zoomDisabled(Boolean zoomDisabled)
“Indicates if zoom setup pane is disabled”
|
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Tue Nov 22, 2016
Well, well, well. A lot has happened since I last posted here. In short, the world has become a darker place.
The gentle rustle of leaves swaying in the summer breeze has been replaced with the dry death rattle of winter winds. Leonard Cohen released his final magnificent album and then breathed his last breath. America had a trainwreck of an election.
And I haven’t even got to Apple’s disappointing MacBook Pros yet.
That was a bad joke by the way. Or maybe it wasn’t.
On a personal note, I failed to post anything in September or October - thus betraying the promise (well, more of a mild-mannered suggestion really) to you of at least a monthly post. In my defense, I’ve been stressed out with moving. And with the kids starting new school and daycare schedules. Also, I turned 40 and became an old crotchety man overnight. The motivation to write is pretty low right now.
Just getting this far feels like jerking one clunky wooden leg in front of the other and breathing hard. Hard.
On a lighter note, we did manage to escape the Vancouver rain and get away on vacation to sunny San Diego. San Diego is such a stunning place. I mean just look at it.
Anyway, we arrived in the USA in the evening of election day and were as surprised (to put it mildly) as everybody with the results. There were riots in a few American cities, which was a bit worrisome, but nothing major where we were staying on the beach.
 And the next morning a woman who was clearly in anguish stumbled out of her beach house and prostrated herself on the sand. But that was about it. To relieve stress, Californians do yoga, go surfing, smoke some weed, and think about seceding.
That’s not to say half the country isn’t in one of the five stages of grief (with mostly anger surfacing at the moment). As Canadians we may have less skin in the game, but sweet Christmas, what a nightmare. What was it Trump said about our Prime Minister on Twitter? The shirtless one that everybody loves?
 He should be ashamed to call himself the President of Canada”. So…I’m not overly optimistic about future Canada-US relations, even if Trump eventually figures out that Canada doesn’t have a “president”.
Anyway, I could go on, but I think YG sums it up the best, so I’ll leave the last word with him:
Actually… nah, YG isn’t getting the last word on my blog. You could say that the very fact that YG can publicly express his opinions is a sign of a healthy democracy. After all, can you imagine a North Korean rapper putting out a song called “Fuck Kim Jong-un” and not disappearing into a prison camp (along with the next three generations of his bloodline)?
As an aside, being absolutely fascinated with North Korea after having lived in that area, I recommend the documentary Under the Sun. This movie is a really unsettling look into the educational propaganda machine used to indoctrinate children into the supreme leadership cult.
Sadly, a more insidious educational reform has occurred in the USA as well. Apparently, the aftermath of the No Child Left Behind Act from the Bush administration has ensured that many young people can’t distinguish between the truth and fake news stories on Facebook. Did Trump really win because a fake story about the Pope endorsing Trump went viral on Facebook during the election? Probably not, especially since younger demographics voted blue. Stranger things have most definitely happened though.
One fact, however, seems horribly certain - the average American no longer has a critical mind.
Okay, let’s talk about some more mundane topics. A bunch of new beginnings at the end of 2016 - what a strange year. A year of shifting loyalties it seems.
On the phone front, I’ve made the tough choice of leaving Wind Mobile after five years and switching to Public Mobile. Since the former is now owned by Shaw and the latter is now owned by Telus, it’s not like I’m betraying any independents (who have now all been bought up by the incumbents). But Public Mobile was offering 4GB of LTE data for the same price I was paying for 5GB of 3G data - a deal too good to pass up.
I know Wind is deploying their own LTE network soon using the AWS-3 spectrum, but only the LG V-20 supports this band so far, and I plan on keeping my iPhone for another two or three years. So, I may as well enjoy those high speeds today.
Interestingly, a few days after I started writing this (yes, I am that slow), Wind Mobile changed their name to Freedom Mobile. They also introduced their LTE plan, but it doesn’t look like the current 3G plans will be grandfathered over to LTE - I would have to give up my old plan anyway. So, I’m feeling good about my choice now.
On the internet front, this very website that you’re reading right now is approaching its ten-year anniversary next year. A lot has changed in ten years. Billions of people now access the internet only through Facebook. Can you believe that? Billions more access content only on their phones and has left the humble desktop browser lurching into an inexorable decline.
So when Godaddy wanted to charge me over $20 a year to renew my domain, I choked.  They couldn’t even throw me a bone after being a loyal customer for almost ten years. But I really want to make that anniversary. Even though this website means nothing to anybody else, it still stupidly means something to me. So I switched to Namecheap, which is a company which at least lives up to its name. The only question is, why the heck didn’t I do it sooner?
A word about those new MacBook Pros. They actually are disappointing - I wasn’t joking about that. My iMac, after all, is a mid-2010 model that is so agonizingly slow. I was hoping to upgrade to a nice laptop this year and use the iMac as a secondary monitor. But, after seeing those sickening price increases and the mixed reviews, I’ve decided to wait another year. Or maybe just wait until my iMac is no longer supported.
To be honest, there isn’t a whole lot I do on my iMac anymore. I don’t have time to edit pictures and videos. Writing this blog doesn’t exactly require a workhorse PC. There are one or two Mac-specific applications I use, but my iPad easily handles daily web browsing and the odd Youtube video. I just have a really hard time letting go of the PC as a hub for my digital life. I think the cloud is getting close, but it isn’t there yet - privacy and security issues aside. And gaming… well the Mac was never an awesome gaming machine.
Also, my wife got me a PS4 for my birthday, and it is obviously an extremely capable gaming machine. I started playing Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End, and am not only blown away by the improved graphics (I spent an overly long time staring at the play of light and sky reflecting off a puddle of water), but at the generous amount of character development. The character models and facial expressions are so good I couldn’t help but watch the cutscenes with a goofy smile on my face. The mechanics when two characters are making out are still horribly awkward though.
Black Friday seems like a good time to stock up on a few PS4 titles - then I should be set for the next year.
This ended up being a bit of a messy opinionated / newsy post, so I’ll dispense with the epic well thought-out conclusion and just say thanks for stopping by - despite the two-month break. I hope to keep clunking on for a few more years to come, so until next time - stay frosty my friends.


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(append-region-to-buffer buffer-name)
Appends the region between dot and mark to the buffer buffer-name. Neither the original text in the destination buffer nor the text in the region between dot and mark are disturbed.
Default binding: none
See also:
Appends the contents of the current buffer to the file named file-name. If the file does not exist, it is created.
Default binding: none
Scans the list of file name patterns set up by auto-execute and executes an associated command if the supplied file name matches one of the patterns.
Default binding: none
See also:
(apply-colour-to-region start end colour)
Use the command apply-colour-to-region to define the region in a buffer to which Emacs is to add colour.
Where the region covers the characters between start and end and will take on the colour colour. The valid range for colour is 1 to 8, which selects colours User 1 to User 8. To clear the colouring from a range, use colour 0.
Default binding: none.
Example:
(defun (test-0 (switch-to-buffer "Test rendition regions") (apply-colour-to-region 0 999 0) ) ) (defun (test-1 (test-0) (switch-to-buffer "Test rendition regions") (erase-buffer) (insert-string " Red Green Blue ") (apply-colour-to-region 2 5 1) (apply-colour-to-region 6 11 2) (apply-colour-to-region 12 16 3) ) )
Prints a list of all the commands and variable whose names contains the word keyword. For example, if you forget which commands and variables deal with windows, you can type ESC-? window ENTER.
Default binding: ESC-?
See also:
Prints a list of all the commands whose extended command name contains the word keyword. For example, if you forget which commands deal with windows, you can type ESC-? window ENTER.
(apropos-variable keyword) ^X-?
Prints a list of all the variables whose extended command name contains the word keyword. For example, if you forget which variables deal with windows, you can type ^X-? window ESC.
Default binding: ^X-?
See also:
(arg expression-1 prompt-string)
Evaluates the expression-1th argument of the invoking function or prompts for it if called interactively. The prompt is optional; if it is omitted, the function cannot be called interactively.
Some examples:
(arg 1 "Enter a number: ")evaluates to the value of the first argument of the current function, if the current function was called from MLisp. If it was called interactively then the argument is prompted for.
Given:
(defun (foo (+ (arg 1 "Number to increment? ") 1)))then (foo 10) returns 11, but typing ESC-x foo causes Emacs to ask Number to increment?
Language purists will no doubt cringe at this rather primitive parameter mechanism, but what-the-hell... it's amazingly powerful.
Default binding: none
(arg-is-qualifier expression-1)
When Emacs is invoked it parses the command line into qualifiers and values according to the host operating system conventions. Use arg-is-qualifier to find out if the expression-1th argument if a qualifier.
The MLisp Programmers Guide has furthur information about Command Lines.
If Emacs was invoked on Windows as:
bemacs fred.dat /invertThen (arg-is-qualifier 1) returns false.
And (arg-is-qualifier 2) returns true.
Default binding: none
See also:
Returns the number of arguments that were passed to Emacs when it was invoked from DCL. If argc is called early enough, Emacs' default startup action of visiting the files named on the command line is suppressed.
The MLisp Programmers Guide has furthur information about Command Lines.
Default binding: none
See also:
When followed by a string of digits, cause that string of digits to be interpreted as a numeric prefix argument which is generally a repetition count for the following command.
For example, ^U10^N moves down 10 lines (the 10'th next).
For each ^U typed before a command, the current prefix argument is multiplied by 4. So ^U is 4, ^U-^U is 16 and ^U-^U-^U is 64.
Never call argument-prefix from an MLisp function.
Default binding: ^U
Returns the expression-1th argument that was passed to Emacs when it was invoked from DCL. If Emacs was invoked as Emacs blatto then (argv 1) would return the string blatto. If argv is called early enough, Emacs' default startup action of visiting the files named on the command line is suppressed.
The MLisp Programmers Guide has furthur information about Command Lines.
Default binding: none
See also:
(array low-bound high-bound ...)
Creates an array of up to 10 dimensions. The arguments to the command are pairs of array bounds (first the lower bound, then the upper bound). All elements of the array are initialised to integer value 0.
Example: Create a two dimension array
(setq 2d-array (array -5 5 3 7))This creates an array where the first index ranges from -5 to +5 and the second index ranges from +3 to +7. The array has a total of 55 elements in it.
Default binding: none
(auto-execute command-name file-pattern)
Sets up a filename-to-command association. When a file is read in, using visit-file or read-file, whose name matches the given pattern, the specified command will be executed. The command is generally one which sets the mode for the buffer.
Filename patterns can be either of the following:
- *string matches any filename whose suffix is "string"
- string* matches any filename prefixed by "string".
Example: To enable Lisp Mode for all files with a .ML file type:
(auto-execute "lisp-mode" "*.ml")See also:
(autoload command-string file-name)
Specifies that the code that defines the specified command should be automatically loaded from the named file. When an attempt to execute the command is encountered, the file is loaded and then the specified function is executed. You can use autoload to load functions into Emacs only when they are necessary rather than saving them as part of an environment; this saves space in Emacs and speeds Emacs startup.
Use autoload when you have some mlisp code that you do not want to have code loaded until it is needed.
Example:
If you have a function named box-it in a file named boxit.ml, then the following command will define the box-it command, but won't load its definition from boxit.ml. The loading will happen when you try to execute the box-it command.
(autoload "box-it" "boxit.ml")


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layout: post
title: Klingon Programmers
post_id: 308
categories:
- odds & ends
date: 2004-02-08 02:12:00.000000000 -07:00
author: Jamis
permalink: 2004/2/8/klingon-programmers.html
---
Okay, I was up at 2:30 this morning with Katie (my week-old daughter) and was reading [Slashdot]. The poll was about the best hand-held weapon, I was reading through the comments that various slashdotters had posted, and I came across [this gem]:
Top 12 Things a Klingon Programmer Would Say
- Specifications are for the weak and timid!
- This machine is a piece of GAGH! I need dual Pentium processors if Iam to do battle with this code!
- You cannot really appreciate Dilbert unless you’ve read it in the original Klingon.
- Indentation?!—I will show you how to indent when I indent your skull!
- What is this talk of ‘release’? Klingons do not make software’ releases’. Our software ‘escapes’ leaving a bloody trail of designers and quality assurance people in its wake.
- Klingon function calls do not have ‘parameters’
- they have ‘arguments’ - and they ALWAYS WIN THEM.
- Debugging? Klingons do not debug. Our software does not coddle the weak.
- I have challenged the entire quality assurance team to a Bat-Leth contest. They will not concern us again.
-
A TRUE Klingon Warrior does not comment his code!
- By filing this SPR you have challenged the honor of my family.
- You question the worthiness of my code?
- Our users will know fear and cower before our software. Ship it! Ship it, and let them flee like the dogs they are!


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Uses of Shape in adapter
Subclasses of Shape in adapter Modifier and Type Class Description class
HexagonAdapter
Class that is adapter for hexagon.jar library (Hexagon class).Methods in adapter with parameters of type Shape Modifier and Type Method Description int
HexagonAdapter. compareTo(Shape hex)
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Uses of Shape in commands
Fields in commands declared as Shape Modifier and Type Field Description private Shape
CmdAddShape. shape
private Shape
CmdBringToBack. shape
private Shape
CmdBringToFront. shape
private Shape
CmdRemoveShape. shape
private Shape
CmdSelectShape. shape
private Shape
CmdToBack. shape
private Shape
CmdToFront. shape
Fields in commands with type parameters of type Shape Modifier and Type Field Description private java.util.ArrayList<Shape>
CmdRemoveShape. shapes
Constructors in commands with parameters of type Shape Constructor Description CmdAddShape(Shape shape, DrawingModel model)
CmdBringToBack(DrawingModel model, Shape shape)
CmdBringToFront(DrawingModel model, Shape shape, int size)
CmdRemoveShape(Shape shape, DrawingModel model)
CmdSelectShape(Shape shape, boolean selectedState)
CmdToBack(DrawingModel model, Shape shape)
CmdToFront(DrawingModel model, Shape shape)
Constructor parameters in commands with type arguments of type Shape Constructor Description CmdRemoveShape(java.util.ArrayList<Shape> shapes, DrawingModel model)
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Uses of Shape in controller
Methods in controller that return Shape Modifier and Type Method Description Shape
DrawingController. getSelectedShape()
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Uses of Shape in model
Fields in model with type parameters of type Shape Modifier and Type Field Description private java.util.ArrayList<Shape>
DrawingModel. shapes
Methods in model that return Shape Modifier and Type Method Description Shape
DrawingModel. getByIndex(int index)
Methods in model that return types with arguments of type Shape Modifier and Type Method Description java.util.ArrayList<Shape>
DrawingModel. getAll()
Methods in model with parameters of type Shape Modifier and Type Method Description void
DrawingModel. add(Shape shape)
Add new shape.void
DrawingModel. addToIndex(int index, Shape shape)
Add new shape to specified index.int
DrawingModel. getIndexOf(Shape shape)
void
DrawingModel. remove(Shape shape)
Remove shape from list of shapes.Method parameters in model with type arguments of type Shape Modifier and Type Method Description void
DrawingModel. addMultiple(java.util.ArrayList<Shape> shapes)
Add multiple shapes to list of shapes.void
DrawingModel. removeMultiple(java.util.ArrayList<Shape> shapes)
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Uses of Shape in shapes
Subclasses of Shape in shapes Modifier and Type Class Description class
Circle
Class that represent circle shape.class
Line
Class that represent line shape.class
Point
Class that represent point shape.class
Rectangle
Class that represent rectangle shape.class
Square
Class that represent square shape.class
SurfaceShape
Abstract class that must implement all shapes with surface.Methods in shapes with parameters of type Shape Modifier and Type Method Description int
Circle. compareTo(Shape shape)
Compare two circles by radius length.int
Line. compareTo(Shape shape)
Compare two lines depend by length.int
Point. compareTo(Shape shape)
Compare two points depend on their distance.int
Square. compareTo(Shape shape)
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Uses of Shape in strategy
Methods in strategy that return Shape Modifier and Type Method Description private Shape
FileLog. parseShape(java.lang.String shape, java.lang.String shapeParameters)
Determine which type of shape need to be parsed and call appropriate method.
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Osmosis provides best ways to get yourself Recognised in many companies that you would like to work for.
Osmosis skill test ensures that you don't get rejected from the company directly, instead we do it for them by testing your skills.


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You hugged {{ hug.hugged }} today!
You can ask people to hug you by sending them this link: {{ urljoin('https://www.githugs.org', url_for('hug', username=user.name, network='github')) }}


Class AddressType
Inheritance
System.Object
AddressType
Inherited Members
System.Object.ToString()
System.Object.Equals(System.Object)
System.Object.Equals(System.Object, System.Object)
System.Object.ReferenceEquals(System.Object, System.Object)
System.Object.GetHashCode()
System.Object.GetType()
System.Object.MemberwiseClone()
Namespace:Velyo.Google.Services.Models
Assembly:Velyo.Google.Client.dll
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public static class AddressType
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administrative_area_level_1
indicates a first-order civil entity below the country level. Within the United States, these administrative levels are states. Not all nations exhibit these administrative levels.
Declaration
public const string administrative_area_level_1 = "administrative_area_level_1"
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administrative_area_level_2
indicates a second-order civil entity below the country level. Within the United States, these administrative levels are counties. Not all nations exhibit these administrative levels.
Declaration
public const string administrative_area_level_2 = "administrative_area_level_2"
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administrative_area_level_3
indicates a third-order civil entity below the country level. This type indicates a minor civil division. Not all nations exhibit these administrative levels.
Declaration
public const string administrative_area_level_3 = "administrative_area_level_3"
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airport
Declaration
public const string airport = "airport"
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colloquial_area
indicates a commonly-used alternative name for the entity.
Declaration
public const string colloquial_area = "colloquial_area"
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country
indicates the national political entity, and is typically the highest order type returned by the Geocoder.
Declaration
public const string country = "country"
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establishment
Declaration
public const string establishment = "establishment"
Field Value
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floor
indicates the floor of a building address.
Declaration
public const string floor = "floor"
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intersection
indicates a major intersection, usually of two major roads.
Declaration
public const string intersection = "intersection"
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locality
indicates an incorporated city or town political entity.
Declaration
public const string locality = "locality"
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natural_feature
indicates a prominent natural feature.
Declaration
public const string natural_feature = "natural_feature"
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neighborhood
indicates a named neighborhood
Declaration
public const string neighborhood = "neighborhood"
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park
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public const string park = "park"
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point_of_interest
indicates a named point of interest. Typically, these "POI"s are prominent local entities that don't easily fit in another category such as "Empire State Building" or "Statue of Liberty."
Declaration
public const string point_of_interest = "point_of_interest"
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political
indicates a political entity. Usually, this type indicates a polygon of some civil administration.
Declaration
public const string political = "political"
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post_box
indicates a specific postal box.
Declaration
public const string post_box = "post_box"
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postal_code
indicates a postal code as used to address postal mail within the country.
Declaration
public const string postal_code = "postal_code"
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public const string postal_code_prefix = "postal_code_prefix"
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premise
indicates a named location, usually a building or collection of buildings with a common name
Declaration
public const string premise = "premise"
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room
indicates the room of a building address.
Declaration
public const string room = "room"
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route
indicates a named route (such as "US 101").
Declaration
public const string route = "route"
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street_address
indicates a precise street address
Declaration
public const string street_address = "street_address"
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street_number
indicates the precise street number.
Declaration
public const string street_number = "street_number"
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indicates an first-order civil entity below a locality
Declaration
public const string sublocality = "sublocality"
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indicates a first-order entity below a named location, usually a singular building within a collection of buildings with a common name
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public const string subpremise = "subpremise"
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Here u can write the basic information about your career like your forte, something about yourself that you
want your interviewer to know. Try to keep it brief and only provide necessary information. Do not include
information which is already written in your resume in some other section.
EDUCATION
Your Degree Name
Passing Year
Name of the institute
SKILLS
Skill name
NEW SECTION
This is the description part of your new section. Try to stay within limit and write something which has less than 200 words. The spaces and symbols you use will also be included so use them for an indentation effect.


This example shows how to use the Swiper's methods and events.
Example Source on GitHub
Demo
Methods
Events
Note: There are more events than those demonstrated here, like
onDragStart
, onDrag
, onDragEnd
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Description
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Responsive Width. Predefined height but width is
adjusted automatically.
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Using Methods. Demonstrates the use of methods for navigation.
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Tracking Events. Demonstrates how to listen to events.
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Transition. Transition speed is set to 600ms (is
auto-adjusted to the remaining transition distance).
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Touch and Mouse. Swipe with either touch or mouse.
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Cursor. Changes cursor during drag.
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Cancel. Esc-key or window loosing focus cancels the drag.
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Scroll Prevention. Detects if the user swipes
horizontally or scrolls vertically.
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Resistant Bounds. Increases resistance on left and
right bounds to indicate that user reached the end.


{% extends 'layouts/layout-manage-access-v3c.html' %} {% block pageTitle %} Manage your NHS login {% endblock %} {% block content %}
You can access the following services on behalf of another person. You can remove yourself and stop acting on behalf of another person.
| Name | Service | Options |
|---|---|---|
| David Smith | NHS APP | Remove |
| - | eRedBook | Remove |
| John Smith | NHS App | Remove |
If you no longer wish to be able to act on behalf of another person you can remove it. You can remove access to service or you can choose to remove the connection with another person.


This Blockcore Vault instance has not been setup with an identity.
You must install Blockcore Extension, create a wallet and identity account. On the identity, you can go into advanced options and generate the Blockcore Vault configuration and paste below.


{% extends '__base.html' %} {% load crispy_forms_tags %} {% block head_title %} | Make final decision {% endblock head_title %} {% block content %} {% include '_messages.html' %}
Carefully review the information for this tagged variable, the comment explaining the initial DCC review that flagged this tagged variable for removal, and the response from the study representative. Use this information to make a final decision on whether to remove (archive) or confirm the tagged variable. A comment explaining your decision is required. Please make this comment reasonably detailed so that other DCC staff members can understand your reasoning. Only DCC staff will be able to see your comment.
If you decide to remove the tagged variable, it will be automatically archived, along with all information about its review. As soon as it is archived, only DCC staff members will be able to see the tagged variable in any of the pages on PIE.


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Living Room
Bed Room
Dinning Room
Home Decor


Ping-Pong
About Ping Pong
Created By:
Nicole Kokonya
GitHub Username:
NKokonya
Let's Play
Rules:
Ping Pong will count up to your number from 1 with the following exceptions:
Numbers divisible by 3 become "ping"
Numbers divisible by 5 become "pong"
Numbers divisible by 3 and 5 become "pingpong"
Enter your number here:
Ping Pong!


This is a simple game called Cupcake Catcher where you move a character around and catch cupcakes that fall from the sky. This was written in plain JavaScript. This type of game loads images instead of drawing out objects.
To play the game, use the A,D or <- Left and Right -> Arrow Keys to move the Cupcake catcher. Jump by tapping the space bar.


Hello, and welcome! My name is Stephen Reynolds, and I'm currently a PeopleSoft tester for a comapny tasked with the rollout of a Human Resources program replacing several older HR program
used by Virginia state agencies.
Despite having little work experience involving coding, I have continued to learn the necessary skills by enrolling in online courses and will keep working to sharpen my abilities.
I also believe that all the skills I have gained through my positions and promotions will serve me well in whatever role that presents itself.
With every job and role I've held, I've gained an extensive amount of knowledge on attention to detail, following through on duties, and working as a team to accomplish goals, whether they may be little or big.
I have no doubt that those experiences and the continual hunger to become better can be put to great use in any environment.
As a PeopleSoft tester, it's my role to ensure that the system we present to users is working properly for not only our clients but also for employees tasked with maintaining database function and input. Using prior testing materials, mock files, and personal research, I am able to assist in the development and maintenance of the given PeopleSoft system. I was also recruited to help with the Data Conversion Team. My responsibilities within the team are to validate information sent in by agencies, process and dissect error reports, and ensure that the data will correctly transfer into the new system. Another aspect in both of these roles is communicating with these agencies when corrections were needed and transforming this information into compatible files. Both roles have required consistent involvement in database queries and data entry, allowing me to build on the knowledge of database management I had gained in the coding bootcamp.
I assisted in the building and maintenance of additions, remodels, and renovations throughout Central Virginia. This included taking and using precise and accurate measurements to ensure a safe, inspected, and presentable product to customers. I also managed subcontractors and the tasks relative to the given project.
As a crew member, I provided a detailed landscaping product for customers, as seen in our work for houses, apartment complexes, and businesses. As technician, I was responsible for maintaining a safe work environment and giving our clients a thorough and aesthetic product. As a crewmember, we installed new trees and plants, hardscapes, and removed old and unwanted landscapes.
As Crew Technician, I continued to provide the same services as Crew Member, but took on more responsibility. As technician, I worked on several jobs on my own, as well as led other crew members on jobs when Foremen are absent. I also worked in conjunction with the Installation Project Manager to begin new projects, including several hardscape patios.
As program coordinator, I created and directed youth activities to keep young members of the JCC active at the center. I maintained files and records of families in youth programs, and kept files consistently updated and organized. I directly supervised eight specialists and ten van and bus drivers for the summer camp, and helped the director and assistant director in day-to-day operations and overall staff supervision.
As Operations Manager, I was tasked with keeping classroom rosters and family paperwork up-to-date for licensing purposes. I helped supervised twelve classroom staff and led a group of twelve drivers in proper training and vehicle maintenance checks. I created several organizational changes to aid in classroom transitions and closing procedures, record-keeping for the drivers, and operational procedures for the program coordinator who reported to me. I also created schedules and activities for every school break, such as winter and spring school breaks, which involved both on-campus and traveling programs for the children. Finally, I served as a direct point-of-contact for all parents and guardians in our programs, every school we picked children up from, and any vendors we had for our programs.
While serving as Program Coordinator, I ensured that each of our classrooms were prepared for the day, and kept track of cleaning and maintenance records for our counselors. I greeted parents in our check-in and check-out processes as well.
State of Happiness is an app where prospective movers can look at states around the nation and find out information about that state, in hopes of gathering some information the user may not usually learn before moving. Our group found that information like population size, median income, mental health, and most importantly, breweries, were aspects people would look for first. While this is a very basic version, we would aim to narrow down search results to popular cities in each state, and list additional valuable information potential movers may find to be deciding factors in their next move.
Want to go out and support small business, but don't really know where to start? Give Nextdoor Neighbor a try! This app was created to help users search different types of local small businesses and continue to help these businesses thrive. With a limited amount of time, we were able to create a database of 12 businesses in beauty, grocery, restaurant, and retail. The ultimate goal would be to add more businesses to the database, give businesses an opportunity to add their information to the evolving database, and stretch our search area to the entire country.
As companies grow in size, their assets become more and more important. This requires the companies to become more secure, in turn needing a password system. With this password generator, a company can create a password that ranges in size from 8 characters to 128 characters. Each password contains at least 1 lowercase letter, 1 uppercase letter, a number, and a symbol, creating a very unique password for the user. Create a random password here!
I'm a diehard Chelsea FC supporter (so much so that I named my dog Chelsea), so you can catch me watching on the weekends. I play soccer for the adult league in Richmond, and will continue to do so until my legs say otherwise! When I'm not involved with soccer, I'm enjoying the outdoors with friends, playing golf, or catching up on yardwork. After working as a carpenter and learning an enormous amount in just a short time, I also decided to try my hand at different projects such as bookshelves, tables, and a bedframe. I've come to thoroughly enjoy it!
I believe that one of the keys to taking care of yourself is disconnecting from social media and technology, so I like to take any chance I get to decompress, relax, and take my eyes off my phone and computer.


Mindful App
The apps of the future are here. This new apps integrates SaaS (Software as Service) as the delivery model.
No more wrapping a software and making the user adapt to it. The transition from buy at the Mobil App
to a model that integrates a more hands-on customer service seems to be part of the next generation on software.
As part of the new philosophies and may be the most cutting hedge one is the incorporation of cognitive science.
Incorporating cognitive science is trying to reshape where the human being belongs in businesses structures, and
actually making them be part of those activities where we add more value.
Having humans relocated, technology started to help us in that area delivering instant intelligence.
The issue, is to spread and teach this new way to engineer technology, integrate it in the society and develop it.
And when that happens we will see again concentration of knowledge, capital, companies, and people who create and developed technology in developed economies.
The dependency, of countries in Latin America and other less developed economies, to this imported technologies reduce the
oportunities to innovate and to adapt it to the local reality.
How to solve this problem; TEACHING.
The only way that we are going to be able to localize software and more now that the next generation seems to have
the human mind in a big consideration will be by incorporating technology development studies in more levels and
sectors inside different societies.
Programming boot camps and tutorials in different countries and languages is going to be a huge part of this revolution.


Balthisar Tidy isn’t just an HTML pretty-printer; it promises to make sure your HTML is clean, error-free, and accessible. But it’s also much, much more. Balthisar Tidy is an HTML development tool; it can be a learning tool; it’s a diagnostic tool; it’s a batch processing tool; it’s a graphical feature discovery tool. And, of course, it’s an HTML pretty-printer.
How can you leverage Balthisar Tidy in each of these roles?
Whether you’re hand-crafting your HTML in vim, using a static site generator such as middleman, or using a commercial package such as Dreamweaver, Balthisar Tidy fits into your development chain prior to deployment. It will check compliance to standards, accessibility, and capture common errors. Tidy will normalize whitespace, sort attributes, ensure proper declarations, and detect logic errors.
As a tool in your development chain, Balthisar Tidy is perfect for adding those finishing touches the ensure compliance to your standards prior to deploying your code.
All developers know it: code quality is just as important as, if not more important than, the ability of the code to function. When learning to write XML or HTML, consider using Balthisar Tidy as a teaching aid. Its instant feedback will reinforce rules, style, and syntax that all good developers adhere to.
“Tidy” doesn’t merely imply code formatting; it also means helping you eliminate bad stuff. Things like errors, logical inconsistencies, and deprecated language and syntax. Balthisar Tidy gives you a much needed sanity check before you ship.
Tidy has a long history in the command line world. It also has dozens of option settings and inconsistent descriptions of what they do. Trial and error in the command line world can be a frustrating experience.
Balthisar Tidy, though, offers all of Tidy’s options in an efficient, easy-to-use GUI that provides instant Tidy-ing and instant feedback. If you don’t have the patience to read dry specifications, simply use Balthisar Tidy to discover the features that you want.
Command line Tidy can be used in shell scripts, and using Balthisar Tidy as a feature discovery tool makes it easy to decide on the settings that you want to use with command line Tidy.
If you’re lucky enough to have Balthisar Tidy for Work, then you also have the ability to generate a configuration file for command line Tidy directly from Balthisar Tidy!
Finally as a Balthisar Tidy for Work user, you appreciate the better things in life and can skip shell scripts altogether. AppleScript support enables high-level scripting, automation, and interoperability with other Macintosh applications. With AppleScript you can batch process entire folder hierarchies, or even use Folder Actions to Tidy files automatically.
And of course, Balthisar Tidy provides the same pretty-printing features that Tidy has been known for for years.


The Growth Stages screen in PhenologyMMS is designed specifically for each crop. It contains the appropriate growth stages for the crop and provides two ways to determine which growth stage the plant is in. The image below displays the Generic variety of Winter Wheat.
The left hand side of the screen contains parameters for each stage using Growing Degree Days (GDD ), i.e., thermal time , in a non-stressed environment comparable to an irrigated field and a stressed environment analogous to a dryland or rainfed operation.
The two columns on the right hand side of the screen show the number of leaves added at each growth stage based on the phyllochron entered for the crop on the Temperatures screen in the "Growing Degree-Days per Leaf" edit box, again under non-stressed and stressed conditions. These values are editable.
If the user has a better estimate of the number of GDD for a stage or stages or for the number of leaves in any of the four columns, they may enter that value for the appropriate stage. Rarely, is a crop completely stressed or completely non-stressed so an intermediate value may be a better choice in either the stressed or the non-stressed column - whichever one the user feels the crop is closest to under current conditions. A combination of selections can be used. For example, a user might select some number of growth stage values in the non-stressed column while the plant/crop is not stressed and then select growth stage values in the stressed column when the plant/crop is likely to encounter stressful growing conditions. The same applies to the Number of Leaves columns if the user is using this method to determine when a growth stage is reached. It is possible to use any combination of all four columns. Note: if the GDD value for a stage is changed, the number of leaves for that stage does not update.
The other selection the user will want to make is the Variety. Different crops have differing numbers of varieties available in the Variety drop-down box. At the least, there are always four varieties: Generic, Early Maturity , Medium Maturity and Late Maturity . The Medium Maturity variety is equal to the Generic variety. Corn is the exception to this standard. Corn is presented in terms of 'Days', e.g., '110 Day', which indicates the approximate days to maturity. For some crops, additional named varieties or plant type varieties are given. Spring Barley and Spring Wheat add additional varieties based on the total number of leaves expected, e.g., '8-leaved;. Sunflower adds two varieties for the Oil and Seed (confectionery) types of sunflower.
The Back... button will take you back to the previous screen .
The Help... button opens a screen displaying help for this screen.
The Run ... button executes the program with the selections that have been chosen.
The Reset button sets all the values in the columns back to their original, default values.
Links to: GDD Methods


THE IN CROWD RATING: 6/10 --> Barely recommendable
For more reviews and movie screensavers, visit http://www.joblo.com/
After toiling around on the beach all day, this film seemed perfectly fit to cap off my nite.
PLOT: A girl with head issues is released from a psychiatric hospital and given another chance to re-enter society as the "summer help" at a rich, snooty country club. Soon enough, she is taken into the fold of the inner rich, snooty kids who seem to enjoy her company. It isn't long before the truth of the matter unfolds, and things begin to get real nasty.
CRITIQUE: Lots of hard bodies, not enough T&A, a semi-interesting setup, not enough unpredictability, a few decent actors, but not enough good ones make this film watchable and somewhat of a guilty pleasure, but certainly not good enough to recommend on any sort of enthusiastic level. Sure I enjoyed watching the boys and girls frolicking around on the beach. Sure I liked the whole "which girl is the bigger psycho bitch" angle which kept popping in and out of my head during the whole movie. And sure I did enjoy the whole over-the-top Denise Richards/Carmen Electra look-a-like performance by Susan Ward, but all in all, the film just didn't click enough points of interest to be considered anything more than a teen soap-opera filmed for the big screen. In fact, as much as I did get into some of the story's original setup, I couldn't help but predict every coming moment as the film stepped forward.
And where was all the action? For a thriller, this film sure did spend a lot of time on the getting-to-know everyone scenario, and not enough on the actual moments of tension or suspense, all of which were conspicuously absent. Sure, I was never really bored during the flick, enjoyed the grandiose phoniness of the queen bitch and her make-up clad sprinkle girlfriends, and the performance put forth by Bobby aka Nathan Bexton. But other than the main trio, the rest of the cast was basically just a bunch of stale, one-dimensional characters, which under these circumstances didn't bother me. With the focus on the primary two girls, the cardboard cutout designation of the secondary players just didn't seem to matter that much to me.  But I guess that's why the lesbian under-and-overtones were tossed into the mix, eh?
Overall, pretty ho-hum...next!!
Review Date: July 23, 2000 Director: Mary Lambert Writers: Mark Gibson and Philip Halprin Producer: James G/ Robinson Actors: Susan Ward as Brittany Foster Lori Heuring as Adrien Williams Nathan Bexton as Bobby Genre: Thriller Year of Release: 2000 ------------------------------------ JoBlo's Movie Emporium http://www.joblo.com/ ------------------------------------ (c) 2000 Berge Garabedian
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Add result to moves list
Ticket 114 at GitHub
. How to show who is to move.
Show result (1-0)
Show result (0-1)
Default (no result)


{% extends "layout.html" %} {% block body %}
If you would like to change the order of the pictures simply drag into an order you like and press submit. (The leftmost picture will be displayed first and the rightmost picture will be displayed last).


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4 references to Path
System.Management.Automation (4)
engine\CommandCompletion\CommandCompletion.cs (4)
1130
Diagnostics.Assert(x.
Path
!= null && y.
Path
!= null, "SafeToString always returns a non-null string");
1131
return string.Compare(x.
Path
, y.
Path
, StringComparison.CurrentCultureIgnoreCase);


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