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vSphere HA Virtual Machine Component Protection Service detects and reacts to storage failures that do not necessarily cause a virtual machine to go down, but may impact the health or QoS of the virtual machine.
All fields are defined as optional. In case of a reconfiguration, fields left unset are not changed.
Properties
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| enableAPDTimeoutForHosts* | xsd:boolean |
This property indicates if APD timeout will be enabled for all the hosts
in the cluster when vSphere HA is configured. The details of APD timeout are
described in HostMountInfoInaccessibleReason.
If vmComponentProtecting is disabled, the property will be ignored. Otherwise, for each host in the cluster, APD timeout will be enabled. Note that no change will be made for a host if it already had APD timeout enabled. This property is meaningful only for cluster setting. It is ignored if specified at VM level. The default value is false if not specified.
Note that this property is not persisted by vSphere backend. It does not impact any cluster
reconfiguration or host operation (such as adding a host to a cluster) that might happen later.
|
| vmReactionOnAPDCleared* | xsd:string |
Action taken by VM Component Protection service for a powered on VM when APD
condition clears after APD timeout.
This property is meaningful only when vSphere HA is turned on. Valid values are
specified by VmReactionOnAPDCleared. The default value is
VmReactionOnAPDCleared#none for cluster setting and
VmReactionOnAPDCleared#useClusterDefault for per-VM setting.
|
| vmStorageProtectionForAPD* | xsd:string |
VM storage protection setting for storage failures categorized as All Paths
Down (APD). APD is a condition where a storage has become inaccessible
for unknown reasons. It only indicates loss of connectivity and does not indicate
storage device failure or LUN removal (Permenant Device Loss or PDL). The details
of APD and PDL are described in HostMountInfoInaccessibleReason.
This property is meaningful only when vSphere HA is turned on. Valid values are specified by StorageVmReaction. The default value is StorageVmReaction#disabled for cluster setting and StorageVmReaction#clusterDefault for per-VM setting. When an APD condition happens and the host begins timing out I/Os (@link vim.host.MountInfo.InaccessibleReason#AllPathsDown_Timeout}, VM Component Protection service will react based on the specific value of this property:
|
| vmStorageProtectionForPDL* | xsd:string |
VM storage protection setting for storage failures categorized as Permenant Device
Loss (PDL). PDL indicates storage device failure or LUN removal. In case of PDL,
the failed datastore or device is unlikely to recover. The details of PDL are
described in HostMountInfoInaccessibleReason.
This property is meaningful only when vSphere HA is turned on. Valid values are StorageVmReaction#disabled, StorageVmReaction#warning, StorageVmReaction#restartAggressive and StorageVmReaction#clusterDefault. The default value is StorageVmReaction#disabled for cluster setting and StorageVmReaction#clusterDefault for per-VM setting.
When set to StorageVmReaction#restartAggressive, VM Component Protection service
will immediately terminate the VMs impacted by PDL and will attempt to restart the VMs
with best effort. When set to the other values, the behavior is the same as described for
vmStorageProtectionForAPD.
|
| vmTerminateDelayForAPDSec* | xsd:int |
The time interval after an APD timeout has been declared and before VM Component
Protection service will terminate the VM. The value only applies if
vmStorageProtectionForAPD is set to StorageVmReaction#restartConservative or
StorageVmReaction#restartAggressive.
The default value is 180 seconds if not specified. To use cluster setting for a VM override,
set to -1 in per-VM setting.
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Monsey: Jewish man stabbed, in critical condition
Stabbing attack on Orthodox Jewish man in Monsey, New York leaves victim in critical condition. Victim attacked en route to synagogue.
by Arutz Sheva StaffAn Orthodox Jewish man was stabbed in Monsey, New York Wednesday, leaving him in critical condition.
The victim was stabbed repeatedly in an attack on Howard Drive at approximately 5:40 a.m., while he was making his way to a local synagogue for morning prayers, Yeshiva World News reported.
Emergency teams were dispatched to the scene of the stabbing, and reported finding the victim lying on the ground, bleeding.
The victim was conscious when emergency responders arrived, and informed them that he had been stabbed. The victim soon lost consciousness.
According to the victim, while he was walking to synagogue, a vehicle pulled up next to him, and two men jumped out, beating and stabbing him. The assailants then drove off, leaving the victim wounded at the scene of the attack.
Footage from closed circuit cameras have verified the victim’s story.
After being treated at the scene, the victim was rushed to Westchester Trauma Center, where he is listed in critical condition.
Local police have opened an investigation into the attack.


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Feeling so faithless, lost under the surface
I don't know what you're expecting of me
Put under the pressure of walking in your shoes
Caught in the undertow, just caught in
the undertow
Every step that I take is another mistake to you
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Become so tired, so much more aware
By becoming this all
I want to do
Is be more like me and be less like youCan't you see that you're smothering me?
Holding too tightly, afraid to lose control
'Cause everything that you thought I would be
Has fallen apart right in front
of you
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Every step that I take is another mistake to you
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And every second I waste is more than I can take!I've
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Become so tired, so much more aware
By becoming this all I want to do
Is be more like me and be less like youAnd I know I may end up failing too
But I know you were just like
me with someone disappointed in youI've become so numb, I can't feel you there
Become so tired, so much more aware
By becoming this all I want to do
Is be more like me and be less like youI've become so numb, I can't
feel you there
I'm tired of being what you want me to be
I've become so numb, I can't feel you there
I'm tired of being what you want me to be
I'm tired of being what you want me to be
Feeling so faithless, lost under the surface
I don't know what you're expecting of me
I'm tired of being what you want me to be
Feeling so faithless, lost under the surface
I don't know what you're expecting of me
I'm tired of being what you want me to be
Feeling so faithless, lost under the surface
I don't know what you're expecting of me


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The mail logger settings are the settings used together with each of the mail logger
implementations. These settings are defined in interface IMailLoggerSettings
.
To be able the send logging messages by e–mail it is at least required to define the settings Address and Username and Password and SMTP Host. Additionally, at least one of the receiver addresses (Receivers or Clear Copies or Blind Copies) must be set. Otherwise, sending of e–mails will be impossible.
On the other hand it is important to know that the mail logger does not throw any exception if sending an e–mail has failed. But all exceptions are printed out in the Console. This in turn requires a Console window, to be able to recognize trouble with sending e–mails.
With this setting it becomes possible to define the e–mail sender address. Such a
sender address might be an e–mail address that is specially reserved for a logging
service. Example are<EMAIL_ADDRESS>or<EMAIL_ADDRESS>.
The Address setting is actually the From e–mail address.
This setting represents the account name required to be able to login at the mail server. Depending on the SMTP host login procedure, the username might be an e–mail address. The Username in combination with setting Password is known as Network Credential.
This setting represents the account password required to be able to login at the mail server. The Password in combination with setting Username is known as Network Credential. Be aware, there might be a security issue if such a password is put into an unencrypted configuration file!
This setting describes the fully qualified name of the SMTP host from which e–mails are
sent. Such a host name could be for example mail.example.org
.
This setting allows to define the SMTP port number. Usually, such a port number is set to 587 for new SMTP servers. Legacy SMTP servers may use 25 as SMTP port. Default value is 587.
This setting allows to determine whether the usage of SSL is enabled or not. Default value is enabled.
This setting allows to define the used e–mail encoding. This encoding is used for the mail subject as well as for the mail body text. Default value is UTF–8.
This setting allows to define the e–mail subject. The logging message is used as subject
if this setting is not define (null
, empty
, whitespaces
).
Default value is empty.
This setting allows to define the list of main e–mail recipients (To). Default value is empty.
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This setting allows to define the list of blind e–mail recipients (blind carbon copy BCC). Default value is empty.


|
Files | |
| file | HTCS-driver.h |
HiTechnic Color Sensor driver. | |
Defines | |
| #define | HTCS_I2C_ADDR 0x02 |
| #define | HTCS_CMD_REG 0x41 |
| #define | HTCS_OFFSET 0x42 |
| #define | HTCS_COLNUM_REG 0x00 |
| #define | HTCS_RED_REG 0x01 |
| #define | HTCS_GREEN_REG 0x02 |
| #define | HTCS_BLUE_REG 0x03 |
| #define | HTCS_RED_RAW_REG 0x04 |
| #define | HTCS_GREEN_RAW_REG 0x05 |
| #define | HTCS_BLUE_RAW_REG 0x06 |
| #define | HTSC_COL_INDEX_REG 0x07 |
| #define | HTSC_RED_NORM_REG 0x08 |
| #define | HTSC_GREEN_NORM_REG 0x09 |
| #define | HTSC_BLUE_NORM_REG 0x0A |
| #define | HTCS_CAL_WHITE 0x43 |
Functions | |
| int | HTCSreadColor (tSensors link) |
| bool | HTCSreadRGB (tSensors link, int &red, int &green, int &blue) |
| bool | HTCSreadNormRGB (tSensors link, int &red, int &green, int &blue) |
| bool | HTCSreadRawRGB (tSensors link, int &red, int &green, int &blue) |
| bool | HTCScalWhite (tSensors link) |
| int | HTCSreadColor (tMUXSensor muxsensor) |
| bool | HTCSreadRGB (tMUXSensor muxsensor, int &red, int &green, int &blue) |
| bool | HTCSreadHSV (tSensors link, float &hue, float &saturation, float &value) |
| bool | HTCSreadHSV (tMUXSensor muxsensor, float &hue, float &saturation, float &value) |
| int | HTCSreadColorIndex (tSensors link) |
Variables | |
| tConfigParams | HTCS_config = {HTSMUX_CHAN_I2C, 4, 0x02, 0x42} |
| tByteArray | HTCS_I2CRequest |
| tByteArray | HTCS_I2CReply |
HiTechnic Color Sensor V1
| #define HTCS_BLUE_RAW_REG 0x06 |
Raw blue reading (2 bytes)
Definition at line 61 of file HTCS-driver.h.
| #define HTCS_BLUE_REG 0x03 |
Blue reading
Definition at line 58 of file HTCS-driver.h.
| #define HTCS_CAL_WHITE 0x43 |
Command to calibrate white
Definition at line 67 of file HTCS-driver.h.
| #define HTCS_CMD_REG 0x41 |
Command register
Definition at line 53 of file HTCS-driver.h.
| #define HTCS_COLNUM_REG 0x00 |
Color number
Definition at line 55 of file HTCS-driver.h.
| #define HTCS_GREEN_RAW_REG 0x05 |
Raw green reading (2 bytes)
Definition at line 60 of file HTCS-driver.h.
| #define HTCS_GREEN_REG 0x02 |
Green reading
Definition at line 57 of file HTCS-driver.h.
| #define HTCS_I2C_ADDR 0x02 |
HTCS I2C device address
Definition at line 52 of file HTCS-driver.h.
| #define HTCS_OFFSET 0x42 |
Offset for data registers
Definition at line 54 of file HTCS-driver.h.
| #define HTCS_RED_RAW_REG 0x04 |
Raw red reading (2 bytes)
Definition at line 59 of file HTCS-driver.h.
| #define HTCS_RED_REG 0x01 |
Red reading
Definition at line 56 of file HTCS-driver.h.
| #define HTSC_BLUE_NORM_REG 0x0A |
Normalised blue reading
Definition at line 65 of file HTCS-driver.h.
| #define HTSC_COL_INDEX_REG 0x07 |
Color index number
Definition at line 62 of file HTCS-driver.h.
| #define HTSC_GREEN_NORM_REG 0x09 |
Normalised green reading
Definition at line 64 of file HTCS-driver.h.
| #define HTSC_RED_NORM_REG 0x08 |
Normalised red reading
Definition at line 63 of file HTCS-driver.h.
| bool HTCScalWhite | ( | tSensors | link ) |
Calibrate the sensor for white.
| link | the HTCS port number |
Definition at line 312 of file HTCS-driver.h.
| int HTCSreadColor | ( | tSensors | link ) |
Return the color number currently detected.
| link | the HTCS port number |
Definition at line 90 of file HTCS-driver.h.
| int HTCSreadColor | ( | tMUXSensor | muxsensor ) |
Return the color number currently detected.
| muxsensor | the SMUX sensor port number |
Definition at line 113 of file HTCS-driver.h.
| int HTCSreadColorIndex | ( | tSensors | link ) |
Return the color index number currently detected. This is a single 6 bit number color index. Bits 5 and 4 encode the red signal level, bits 3 and 2 encode the green signal level and bits 1 and 0 encode the blue signal levels.
| link | the HTCS port number |
Definition at line 291 of file HTCS-driver.h.
| bool HTCSreadHSV | ( | tSensors | link, |
| float & | hue, | ||
| float & | saturation, | ||
| float & | value | ||
| ) |
Get the detection levels for the hue, saturation, value components.
| link | the HTCS port number |
| hue | the hue output value (from 0 to 365, or -1 if n/a) |
| saturation | the saruration output value (from 0 to 100, or -1 if n/a) |
| value | the value output value (from 0 to 100) |
Definition at line 193 of file HTCS-driver.h.
| bool HTCSreadHSV | ( | tMUXSensor | muxsensor, |
| float & | hue, | ||
| float & | saturation, | ||
| float & | value | ||
| ) |
Get the detection levels for the hue, saturation, value components.
| muxsensor | the SMUX sensor port number |
| hue | the hue output value (from 0 to 365, or -1 if n/a) |
| saturation | the saruration output value (from 0 to 100, or -1 if n/a) |
| value | the value output value (from 0 to 100) |
Definition at line 212 of file HTCS-driver.h.
| bool HTCSreadNormRGB | ( | tSensors | link, |
| int & | red, | ||
| int & | green, | ||
| int & | blue | ||
| ) |
Get the normalised RGB readings. The normalization sets the highest value of the three Red, Green and Blue reading to 255 and adjusts the other two proportionately.
| link | the HTCS port number |
| red | the red value |
| green | the green value |
| blue | the blue value |
Definition at line 234 of file HTCS-driver.h.
| bool HTCSreadRawRGB | ( | tSensors | link, |
| int & | red, | ||
| int & | green, | ||
| int & | blue | ||
| ) |
Get the raw RGB readings, these are 10bit values.
| link | the HTCS port number |
| red | the red value |
| green | the green value |
| blue | the blue value |
Definition at line 263 of file HTCS-driver.h.
| bool HTCSreadRGB | ( | tMUXSensor | muxsensor, |
| int & | red, | ||
| int & | green, | ||
| int & | blue | ||
| ) |
Get the detection levels for the three color components.
| muxsensor | the SMUX sensor port number |
| red | the red value |
| green | the green value |
| blue | the blue value |
Definition at line 166 of file HTCS-driver.h.
| bool HTCSreadRGB | ( | tSensors | link, |
| int & | red, | ||
| int & | green, | ||
| int & | blue | ||
| ) |
Get the detection levels for the three color components.
| link | the HTCS port number |
| red | the red value |
| green | the green value |
| blue | the blue value |
Definition at line 136 of file HTCS-driver.h.
| tConfigParams HTCS_config = {HTSMUX_CHAN_I2C, 4, 0x02, 0x42} |
Array to hold SMUX config data for sensor
Definition at line 79 of file HTCS-driver.h.
Array to hold I2C reply data
Definition at line 83 of file HTCS-driver.h.
Array to hold I2C command data
Definition at line 82 of file HTCS-driver.h.


Do calculations on a monotonically increasing array of times.
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#include <interval_calc_class.h>
Do calculations on a monotonically increasing array of times.
Given a monotonically increasing array of times, calculate the indices of the earliest and latest times within a time window. You can either pass an external time array of calculate an internal time array
◆ interval_calc_class()
| interval_calc_class::interval_calc_class |
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◆ ~interval_calc_class()
| interval_calc_class::~interval_calc_class |
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◆ calc_dwell_current()
| int interval_calc_class::calc_dwell_current |
( |
int & |
idwell, |
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std::vector< float > & |
timea |
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Calculate the latest dwell within the time window.
- Parameters
-
| idwell | latest index within the specified time window (output) |
| timea | sequence of times monotonically increasing |
- Returns
- 0 if no intersection of times in array timea and the specified time interval, 1 if intersection
◆ calc_dwell_history()
| int interval_calc_class::calc_dwell_history |
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int & |
idwell, |
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std::vector< float > & |
timea |
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Calculate the earliest dwell within the current time window.
- Parameters
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| idwell | earliest index within the specified time window (output) |
| timea | sequence of times monotonically increasing |
- Returns
- 0 if no intersection of times in array timea and the specified time interval, 1 if intersection
◆ calc_index_external()
| int interval_calc_class::calc_index_external |
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float |
testTime, |
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std::vector< float > & |
timeArray, |
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int & |
indexStart, |
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float & |
index |
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Calculate the float array index within the given time series for the given time.
- Parameters
-
| testTime | Input time |
| timeArray | Input array of times (assumed monotonically increasing) |
| indexStart | On input, starting index for search (Negative to use interna value rather than this), on output resulting index |
| index | Output float index into internal time array (integer part is the index into the time array just before the input time) |
◆ calc_index_internal()
| int interval_calc_class::calc_index_internal |
( |
float |
testTime, |
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float & |
index |
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) |
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Calculate the float array index within a time series for the specified time.
- Parameters
-
| testTime | Input time |
| index | Output float index into internal time array (integer part is the index into the time array just before the input time) |
◆ get_internal_time_at_index()
| float interval_calc_class::get_internal_time_at_index |
( |
float |
findex | ) |
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Get time for index findex from internal array of times.
◆ set_time_current()
| int interval_calc_class::set_time_current |
( |
float |
time | ) |
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◆ set_time_equal_distance()
| int interval_calc_class::set_time_equal_distance |
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std::vector< float > & |
x, |
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std::vector< float > & |
y |
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) |
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Set the internal time array to be distance along a line (x,y).
◆ set_time_interval()
| int interval_calc_class::set_time_interval |
( |
float |
time | ) |
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Set the time duration of the time window.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:


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Ingleton Waterfalls Trail is a well-known circular trail beginning and ending in the village of Ingleton in the English county of North Yorkshire, now maintained by the Ingleton Scenery Company. It is claimed that the trail, some 8 kilometres (5 mi) long, and with a vertical rise of 169 m (554 feet) has some of the most spectacular waterfall and woodland scenery in the north of England. It is on private land and an entrance fee is charged.
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To get divorced, you need to get a divorce order. Only the court has the ability to divorce a married couple. To get a court order you have to start a court case. What this means is you will have to print off the forms listed below, and file them (open your court case) at a court registry .
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The Notice of Joint Family Claim Form (F1) is a document that starts the court file for your divorce. It states the grounds for the divorce and gives information about you and your spouse, as well as the details about your {% if married_marriage_like == 'Legally married' %}marriage {% else %}relationship{% endif %} and separation.
This form tells the court that you are asking for an order (decision) from a judge. The Requisition also tells the court what documents you’re providing to support your application.
A draft Final Order sets out what orders (decision) you want the court to make. You and your spouse are responsible for writing out the order. The judge or master who reviews your case doesn't write the order. The final order you draft will become your divorce order, once the judge has signed it.
The only details you need to provide on the Certificate of Pleadings form (F36) are your name and your spouse's name. The Court Registrar uses this form to tell you if all your documents are in order. If something is missing or you’ve filled in the form incorrectly, he or she will let you know using this form.
Take the Certificate to the court registry where you filed your Notice of Trial. After you file it, the registrar will search the file and sign and return the Certificate to you. If something's missing, the registrar won't sign the Certificate and will let you know.
If everything is in order, the Registrar will sign the Certificate of Pleadings to show the judge that they've checked everything over. All of your document will be sent to the judge for review.
$40 per affidavit (if sworn at a court registry)
Since your divorce won't require an appearance before a judge, you must fill out and swear/affirm a Child Support Affidavit Form (F37). This document gives information about the children and child support.
You'll notice that some of the information in the affidavit is the same as what's in your Notice of Joint Family Claim Form (F1). Because the Notice of Joint Family Claim is not a sworn document, and the judge/master must have sworn evidence to make a decision, you must swear or affirm that the information in these affidavits is true.
$40 per affidavit (if sworn at a court registry)
Since your divorce won't require an appearance before a judge, you must fill out and swear/affirm an Affidavit Desk Order Divorce Form (F38). This document sets out the facts of your marriage and separation.
Since your divorce won't require an appearance before a judge, in addition to the documents above you must fill out and swear/affirm an Affidavit Form (F30). This document sets out the facts of your relationship and separation.
Please follow these steps to ensure your affidavit does not get rejected:
You'll notice that some of the information in the affidavit is the same as what's in your Notice of Joint Family Claim Form (F1). Because the Notice of Joint Family Claim is not a sworn document, and the judge/master must have sworn evidence to make a decision, you must swear or affirm that the information in these affidavits is true.
The affidavit will need to be sworn or affirmed . You can either jointly prepare {% if children_of_marriage == 'YES' %}one Child Support Affidavit (F37) and{% endif %} one Affidavit — Desk Order Divorce form (F38) or complete two versions {% if children_of_marriage == 'YES' %}of each{% endif %} and swear/affirm each one separately.
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Either you or your spouse can sign and swear/affirm ahead of time, but the 2nd party will need to sign when at the registry, after the Notice of Joint Family Claim has been filed. If one of you decides to swear/affirm ahead of time, at the time of filing the application, all affidavits must have been notarized within 30 days prior to filing. |
Please follow these steps to ensure your affidavit does not get rejected:
Staple each form together and then fasten all forms with a paper clip, in the following order:
If you have other court orders or a written separation agreement, they should also be attached to your Affidavit {% if married_marriage_like == 'Legally married' %} — Desk Order Divorce Form (F38){% else %} Form (F30){% endif %}. Note that these agreements or orders must not contradict what's in your divorce application.


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Massive ‘Borderlands 3’ Patch Buffs Moze’s Mech, FL4K’s Pets And Zane’s Everything
by Paul TassiGearbox has put out the patch notes for the Borderlands 3 Maliwan Takedown update, which just went live, and while that raid-like activity, its new loot, the new Mayhem 4 mode and 300 vault slots are going to be the talk of the hour, I wanted to highlight what else was coming with the patch, namely a whole bunch of buffs the Borderlands 3 community has been asking for for a while. And no nerfs! Unless something breaks! Which is possible!Anyway, we will start with Moze, whose poor mech Iron Bear has gone forgotten at higher difficulty levels pretty much since Borderlands 3 came out. Here’s the list of changes:
- Iron Bear Damage increased per level, to a total of just under 150% at max level
- Desperate Measures now gives Iron Bear the bonus too
- Experimental Munitions - Iron Bear also deals bonus fire damage on critical hits
- Scorching RPM’s also grants increased Hard Point damage by 5% per level
- Vampyr - When Iron Bear deals area damage, Iron Bear receives half the healing bonus
- Iron Bear now launches barrels when the player melees them
- Increased Iron Bear Bubble Shield from 20% to 50% of Moze’s health
A base damage increase is a nice bump, and it’s more than double at level 50, which is fantastic. Desperate Measures is the perk that gives you increased damage when your health is low, and that now applies to the mech too which can be a big post. The rest of these are perks that now apply to Iron Bear when they didn’t previously like lifesteal or incendiary damage, so at least in theory, it sounds a lot more viable to use your mech in endgame combined with the past life boost and current damage boost. Not bad. Moze is my console main, so I’ll try her out soon.
And here’s our boy Zane, who has been lagging behind most of the other vault hunters for ages. But now he could be pretty strong after all this, we’ll have to see.
- SNTL damage scale increased by 2% per level
- Donnybrook, Pocket Full of Grenades, Cool Hand, Violent Violence, and Violent Speed bonuses now stack twice
- Fixed Violent Momentum to scale more at higher movement speeds
- Best Served Cold radius and damage increased by 2% per level
- Confident Confidence increased max weapon damage bonus from 20% to 35%
- Changed Trick of the Light element to Cryo and increased bonus from 18% to 36%
- Borrowed Time duration increased from 15% to 30% per active skill
- Double Barrel 's bonus increased from 20% to 25%
- Quick Breather now restores 50% of the clone’s health after a swap
- Pocket Full of Grenades bonus slightly decreased from 6.5% to 5% as it now stacks
- Violent Violence bonus slightly decreased from 4% to 3% as it now stacks
There’s a lot to process there, and I’m not sure what the bonuses stacking for that initial batch of skills “stacks twice” means. Are the total stacks doubling? Are the values doubling? Anyway it sounds good. I am looking at Borrowed Time which should really increase your action skill length now by doubling its bonus. Some buffs to clone health (on switch) and SNTL damage too. Looking forward to seeing how he plays now. I wish he got some changes to his class mods which are mostly bad, but whatever.
Now, time for some FL4K pet buffs, which everyone has been waiting for for so long:
- Ambush Predator now has a HUD Icon when the buff is active
- Increased the pet damage to scale 10/5% per level instead of 9%
- Added pet damage to Grim Harvest at 7% per level
- Added pet damage to The Most Dangerous Game at 9% per level
- Added pet damage to Interplanetary Stalker at 1% per stack, per level
- Added pet damage to Furious Attack at 0.6% per stack
- Added pet damage to The Fast and the Furryous at 10% per level
- Lick the Wounds gained a pet damage buff after reviving the player
- Increased pet damage for Psycho Head on a Stick from 10% to 20%
- Increased damage in Pack Tactics from 5% to 7% per level
- Adjusted Megavore to not reward critical hit bonuses when receiving damage from self-damage
So, to sum up, a whole bunch of skills now reward stacking pet damage for specing into them. Like, literally everything on this list almost has a pet damage buff to it. Combine a bunch of these together and maybe FL4K’s pets will be…good…now? We can only hope. I really want this Super Scag build to work. One thing I am noticing is that the pets aren’t receiving any further health bumps, which I still think is kind of important for higher difficulties, but I guess we’ll see what it all looks like in practice. I’m excited.
And finally, AMARA!
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A lot to go through here, but I can’t wait to test it all out.


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Nutmeg was an interesting experience for me, to say the least, but I doubt I'll ever try it again.
I was 19 years old, living with a couple of housemates and taking a semester off from college to bum around. I don't think I had a job at the time; I was living off some money I'd saved up. At that time I really liked acid and mushrooms, and weed, of course. Drugs made everything that I cared about more pleasurable. And I really liked the hallucinations, I liked seeing colours and hearing strange sounds.
The night I tried nutmeg for the first (and last) time, I had been trying unsuccessfully to get my hands on some acid. For some reason I really had a strong desire to trip that night. Nothing panned out, but there was a full bottle of nutmeg in the cupboard. I knew very little about nutmeg, how much to take, how long it took to take effect, how long its effects lasted, even really WHAT it might do to me. I just wanted to trip for a few hours. I guess I should say I knew a little about nutmeg, but really only what I'd read from William S. Burroughs' 'Junky', (which I'd evidently forgotten) and what I'd heard from a couple of friends.
I thought you were supposed to mix the nutmeg with water and that the nutmeg would dissolve. That didn't work, so I just put a few spoonfuls in my mouth and chugged it down with a lot of water. This was at about 10 p.m. After an hour or two I noticed nothing strange, so I chugged down some more, until I had taken the entire bottle. By this time it was getting late and I didn't really feel much different. I decided to go over to my girlfriend's place to spend the night. (at about 1 or 2 a.m.) I figured that the idea of nutmeg as a potent drug was a joke.
When I awoke (around 8 a.m.)  I had slept badly and I was told I had tossed and turned the whole night.  I didn't have any 'hallucinations' yet but bright lights were extremely painful. I felt sore all over. The worst part was that I still had to go to work!
I was when I got to work that I thought I was gonna completely lose it. I felt extremely sick to my stomach and thought I was going to puke, but I couldn't puke, not even dry heaves. I was sweating even more profusely and I thought everyone around me could smell the nutmeg. I had to work the cash register but the buttons kept moving around, almost in groups. Customers would talk to me and it sounded as if they were screaming at the top of their lungs. I felt like any second I was going to just freak out and run out of the place; either that, or just pass out. My boss looked at me like I was insane, I'm sure I was mumbling to myself. I kept asking her if I could go home because I felt very ill, but she said I had to stay on until things quieted down. For some reason I knew that she knew that I wasn't 'ill,' that I was 'on drugs.' Eventually she took pity on me and let me go home.
When I got home I calmed down a bit. No more customers to deal with. I guess I can't complain too much about the rest of the 'trip,' if you can call it that. I just felt really spacey and easily distracted, kind of like being high on weed, but a more empty feeling; I guess you could say a general lack of interest, or maybe more of a FEAR of being interested in ANYTHING. Not really a great feeling. From what I remember I went to bed feeling pretty depressed that night. The next morning I felt fairly OK physically and mentally, but I could still smell nutmeg, and I experienced what is probably the weirdest bowel movement of my life.
For me, it took a very long time, almost 8 hours, to have a full effect. Of course, being impatient, I took *way* too much, especially for my body weight (which was then 120lbs. Thankfully, I weigh more now). Myself, I wouldn't attempt to do anything 'responsible' while under the influence. Back then, I thought I could do just about anything on any drug... but nutmeg kicked my ass! It's a hell of a lot more potent than I thought.
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6.7 Euphoria Database System (EDS)
6.7.1 Introduction
While you can connect Euphoria to most databases (MySQL, SQLite, PostgreSQL, etc.), sometimes you don't need that kind of power. The Euphoria Database System (EDS) is a simple, easy-to-use, flexible, Euphoria-oriented database for storing data that works better for cases where you need more than a text file and don't quite need or want the power and complexity of larger database packages.
6.7.2 EDS Database Structure
In EDS, a database is "a single file with a .edb file extension." An EDS database contains zero or more tables. Each table has a name, and contains zero or more records. Each record consists of a key part, and a data part. The key can be any Euphoria object--an atom, a sequence, a deeply-nested sequence, whatever. Similarly the data can be any Euphoria object. There are no constraints on the size or structure of the key or data. Within a given table, the keys are all unique. That is, no two records in the same table can have the same key part.
The records of a table are stored in ascending order of key value. An efficient binary search is used when you refer to a record by key. You can also access a record directly, with no search, if you know its current record number within the table. Record numbers are integers from one to the length (current number of records) of the table. By incrementing the record number, you can efficiently step through all the records, in order of key. Note however that a record's number can change whenever a new record is inserted, or an existing record is deleted.
The keys and data parts are stored in a compact form, but no accuracy is lost when saving or restoring floating-point numbers or any other Euphoria data.
std/eds.e will work as is, on all platforms. EDS database files can be copied and shared between programs running on all platforms as well. When sharing EDS database files, be sure to make an exact byte-for-byte copy using "binary" mode copying, rather than "text" or "ASCII" mode, which could change the line terminators.
Example:
database: "mydata.edb" first table: "passwords" record #1: key: "jones" data: "euphor123" record #2: key: "smith" data: "billgates" second table: "parts" record #1: key: 134525 data: {"hammer", 15.95, 500} record #2: key: 134526 data: {"saw", 25.95, 100} record #3: key: 134530 data: {"screw driver", 5.50, 1500}
It's up to you to interpret the meaning of the key and data. In keeping with the spirit of Euphoria, you have total flexibility. Unlike most other database systems, an EDS record is not required to have either a fixed number of fields, or fields with a preset maximum length.
In many cases there will not be any natural key value for your records. In those cases you should simply create a meaningless, but unique, integer to be the key. Remember that you can always access the data by record number. It's easy to loop through the records looking for a particular field value.
6.7.3 Accessing Data
To reduce the number of parameters that you have to pass, there is a notion of the current database, and current table.
<IP_ADDRESS> Current Database.
Any data operation or table operation assumes there is a current database being defined. You set the current database by opening, creating or selecting a database. Deleting the current database leaves the current database undefined.
<IP_ADDRESS> Current Table.
All data operations assume there is a current table being defined. You must create, select or rename a table in order to make it current. Deleting the current table leaves the current table undefined.
<IP_ADDRESS> Accessing Data
Most routines use these current values automatically. You normally start by opening (or creating) a database file, then selecting the table that you want to work with.
You can map a key to a record number using db_find_key. It uses an efficient binary search. Most of the other record-level routines expect the record number as a parameter. You can very quickly access any record, given it's number. You can access all the records by starting at record number one and looping through to the record number returned by db_table_size.
6.7.4 Storage Recycling
When you delete something, such as a record, the space for that item gets put on a free list, for future use. Adjacent free areas are combined into larger free areas. When more space is needed, and no suitable space is found on the free list, the file will grow in size. Currently there is no automatic way that a file will shrink in size, but you can use a db_compress to completely rewrite a database, removing the unused spaces.
6.7.5 Security and Multi-user Access
This release provides a simple way to lock an entire database to prevent unsafe access by other processes.
6.7.6 Scalability
Internal pointers are 4 bytes. In theory that limits the size of a database file to 4 Gb. In practice, the limit is 2 Gb because of limitations in various C file functions used by Euphoria. Given enough user demand, EDS databases could be expanded well beyond 2 Gb in the future.
The current algorithm allocates four bytes of memory per record in the current table. So you will need at least 4 Mb RAM per million records on disk.
The binary search for keys should work reasonably well for large tables.
Inserts and deletes take slightly longer as a table gets larger.
At the low end of the scale, it's possible to create extremely small databases without incurring much disk space overhead.
6.7.7 EDS API
More details on using EDS, including complete coverage of the EDS API, can be found at Euphoria Database (EDS).
6.7.8 Disclaimer
Do not store valuable data without a backup. RDS will not be responsible for any damage or data loss.
6.7.9 Warning: Use Binary File Mode
.edb files are binary files, not text files. You must use BINARY mode when transferring a .edb file via FTP from one machine to another. You must also avoid loading a .edb file into an editor and saving it. If you open a .edb file directly using Euphoria's open, which is not recommended, you must use binary mode, not text mode. Failure to follow these rules could result in 10 (line-feed) and 13 (carriage-return) bytes being changed, leading to subtle and not-so-subtle forms of corruption in your database.


- Right-click anywhere in the left pane of MO2 and select Create Separator
- Name the separator User Interface
Installation instructions:
- Main File - UIO - User Interface Organizer 2.0.9
- Automatically ensures that multiple HUD extensions work together
Installation instructions:
- Main File - The Mod Configuration Menu 1.5
- Update File - MCM BugFix 2
- Allows select mods to be configured via a single in-game menu
Installation instructions:
- Main File - JIP Improved Recipe Menu 1.20
- Optimizes the crafting menu to be less of a pain to use
Installation instructions:
- Main File - Simple DLC Delay 2.1
- Delays DLC pop-ups until you meet the level requirements or discover the entrances to the DLC areas
Installation instructions:
- Press the red Download Now! button to download the mod and begin the installation normally through MO2
- You will be prompted with a FOMOD installer, in which you should select the following options:
- Greatly improves and fixes the UI while staying true to the vanilla
Installation instructions:
- Download the Main File - Vanilla Hud Cleaned 0.381 and begin the installation normally through MO2
- You will be prompted with a FOMOD installer, in which you should select everything EXCEPT Clean Fonts for Darn then select Install
- Hand-made up-scaled/cleaned recreations of many vanilla HUD elements


You see a bunch of books displayed on a table. In the middle of the table is a fancy sign that says Fresh Picks. What's a fresh pick?
"Fresh Picks all have this yellow sticker on the spine. That means it's a fresh pick. You can't put them on hold or renew them, but it's the best way to get a new popular book quicker than being on hold for it." An older man on the other side of the table has noticed you noticing the sign. You thank the older man, he kind of grunts, gives you a nod, and then starts walking towards your side of the table. "I'm looking for something good," he says while walking.
You start to "look for something good" as well. Then you see a book with an exciting title by someone named Agatha Christie. The older man sees you looking. "That's a good one. I just finished it, and it's great for mystery." You pick it up, intending to check it out later. You don't want to miss out on "something good.
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Engineers Inc. have a wealth of experience in all aspects of
civil engineering, with hundreds of successfully completed
projects to their credit. The firm's expertise in structural
engineering is reflected through design in structural steel,
reinforced and prestressed concrete, masonry, timber and also in
aluminum.
Valron Engineers Inc. currently employs a staff of 12, comprised
of 2 Engineers, 1 Engineer-in-Training, 8 Technicians and 1
Clerical. The firm is wholly owned by its professional staff.
A recent change in management and the addition of senior
professional staff has allowed the company to broaden the scope
of services offered, and enhance its ability to provide top
quality engineering for its clients.
The firm prides itself on its ability to work towards a project
objective as a team player with professionals from related
disciplines, and provide clients with the desired results in an
innovative and cost effective manner. The firm places a strong
emphasis on professional development and strives to keep up-to-
date with the latest technology in order to bring both expertise
and value to its clients.
The firm provides a full range of engineering services from
preliminary and feasibility studies, project planning,
conceptual development, life-cycle costing, preliminary design
and costing, to detailed design, specification writing, contract
and tender document preparation, tender evaluations, project
management, contract administration, scheduling, cost control,
construction supervision, and final project certification.
The firm offers expertise in the area of building, bridge,
marine and related structural evaluations. Key personnel have
experience in restoration and renovation of existing buildings
and historic structures, failure investigations and evaluation,
building condition assessments, appraisals, and insurance claim
investigations.
The firm also offers shop fabrication drawing detailing services
to fabricators in the steel industry, the pre-cast concrete
culvert and pre-cast building panel sectors, as well as
suppliers of light steel metal framing (metal stud walls).
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Contact information
Company description
236220 - Commercial and Institutional Building Construction
Product / Service / Licensing
business for more than 10 years. We are located in Moncton, New
Brunswick, Canada. We are a structural design and detailing
company with a full time in-house technical staff of 12. They
are comprised of the following; 3 engineers, 2 senior
technicians, 5 detailers and 2 checkers. The experience of the
individual detailers ranges from 20 to 2 years. We are familiar
with connection design in accordance with both AISC and CISC
code requirements. Two of our engineers provide connection
design on a regular basis.
Our firm provides a full range of engineering services from One
of the more senior detailers has expertise in 3-D modeling of
hip and valley roof framing and curved beam and girder
structures. Our senior checker also has significant experience
in this area. Currently our 3-D modeling is done on an in-house
CADKEY software program with many customized macros that make
detailing efficient and accurate. In the upcoming months we are
going to be phasing in the powerful automated 3-D detailing
software package, X-STEEL, into our operations. This software
package will allow us to produce detailing jobs more cheaply and
in shorter timeframes. An added feature is the ability to
automatically generate auxiliary reports, bills of materials,
etc. that can be of benefit to the client.
Based in Moncton NB Canada, Valron Engineers Inc. Our experience
as detailers lies in structures for buildings, churches,
schools, hospitals, cinemas, industrial buildings, miscellaneous
mine sites, refineries and powerplant work such as pipe racks,
equipment platforms, stairs, handrails, ladders, as well as
marine structures, turbine and generator lagging.
We find that our capacity is such that 200 to 300 ton jobs
running concurrently with smaller projects works well for us.
We are currently setting up our web site as an on-line resource,
with the capability of password protected data access and viewer
integration. In other words, this system will allow for
extremely easy document transfer between ourselves and our
clients via the internet. This will provide very smooth
communication of drawings.
experience in numerous sectors of the civil and structural
engineering fields. The firm's expertise lies in both the
design of new construction and the evaluation, restoration, and
renovation of existing structures. Including bridges, airports,
industrial buildings, correctional facilities, health care
facilities, marine engineering, mining, office complexes,
institutions, schools and special care centers.
Technology profile
systems and software are used to enhance design optimization and
to prepare design drawings.
Our library of up-to-date computer software includes programs
such as AUTOCAD 2000 and CADKEY '98 for computer drafting.
AUTOCAD and CADKEY development languages are used for
customizing these drawing packages to further improve our
drafting capabilities. For structural design, programs such as
STAAD III are employed. This powerful design program is the
most popular and widely used structural engineering software in
the world. Other very important software packages which are
also used by the firm's designers include WOODWORKS for design
in timber, MASONRY '95 for design in masonry, LEAP SOFTWARE for
designing bridges and ADOSS for designing concrete slabs. Out-of-
the ordinary structures such as domes, irregular flat plates,
curvilinear structures etc., are engineered using finite element
programs, to provide precise designs. In-house programs are also
developed as required to solve specific problems or to optimize
design of repetitive elements.
The engineering design and drafting produced by our staff is
prepared with care and attention to detail in order to provide
the most cost effective solution for our clients' projects. Our
technicians are experienced in AUTOCAD, MICROSTATION and CADKEY
and will complete the drawings in the format requested by the
client. Manual drafting is still offered to those clients who
require it.
We recently have made the integration of XSTEEL into our
automated detailing capabilities for those clients that prefer
it.
Market profile
Alliances:
- Sales/Marketing
- Technology
Strategic alliances:
Valron Engineers Inc, in the past 13 years, has strived to staycompetitive, up-to-date, technologically advanced and fiscally
prudent in order to continue providing the highest quality
structural engineering and steel detailing service within its
capabilities.
Geographic markets:
Export experience:
- United States
- California
- Maine
- New York
Actively pursuing:
- Mexico
- Alabama
- Alaska
- Arizona
- Arkansas
- Colorado
- Connecticut
- Delaware
- District of Columbia
- Florida
- Georgia
- Hawaii
- Idaho
- Illinois
- Indiana
- Iowa
- Kansas
- Kentucky
- Louisiana
- Maryland
- Massachusetts
- Michigan
- Minnesota
- Mississippi
- Missouri
- Montana
- Nebraska
- Nevada
- New Hampshire
- New Jersey
- New Mexico
- North Carolina
- North Dakota
- Ohio
- Oklahoma
- Oregon
- Pennsylvania
- Rhode Island
- South Carolina
- South Dakota
- Tennessee
- Texas
- Utah
- Vermont
- Virginia
- Washington
- West Virginia
- Wisconsin
- Wyoming
Sector information
International capital projects:
Corporate Expertise:-----------------------
Structural engineering with expertise in steel detailing
for international capital projects.
Corporate Language Capabilities:
-----------------------
English or French
Proj: Aero Medical Clinic Edwards AFB, CA
Country: United States
Contribution:
Provided structural steel detailing
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Company description
236220 - Commercial and Institutional Building Construction
Products, services and licensing
Product / Service / Licensing
business for more than 10 years. We are located in Moncton, New
Brunswick, Canada. We are a structural design and detailing
company with a full time in-house technical staff of 12. They
are comprised of the following; 3 engineers, 2 senior
technicians, 5 detailers and 2 checkers. The experience of the
individual detailers ranges from 20 to 2 years. We are familiar
with connection design in accordance with both AISC and CISC
code requirements. Two of our engineers provide connection
design on a regular basis.
Our firm provides a full range of engineering services from One
of the more senior detailers has expertise in 3-D modeling of
hip and valley roof framing and curved beam and girder
structures. Our senior checker also has significant experience
in this area. Currently our 3-D modeling is done on an in-house
CADKEY software program with many customized macros that make
detailing efficient and accurate. In the upcoming months we are
going to be phasing in the powerful automated 3-D detailing
software package, X-STEEL, into our operations. This software
package will allow us to produce detailing jobs more cheaply and
in shorter timeframes. An added feature is the ability to
automatically generate auxiliary reports, bills of materials,
etc. that can be of benefit to the client.
Based in Moncton NB Canada, Valron Engineers Inc. Our experience
as detailers lies in structures for buildings, churches,
schools, hospitals, cinemas, industrial buildings, miscellaneous
mine sites, refineries and powerplant work such as pipe racks,
equipment platforms, stairs, handrails, ladders, as well as
marine structures, turbine and generator lagging.
We find that our capacity is such that 200 to 300 ton jobs
running concurrently with smaller projects works well for us.
We are currently setting up our web site as an on-line resource,
with the capability of password protected data access and viewer
integration. In other words, this system will allow for
extremely easy document transfer between ourselves and our
clients via the internet. This will provide very smooth
communication of drawings.
experience in numerous sectors of the civil and structural
engineering fields. The firm's expertise lies in both the
design of new construction and the evaluation, restoration, and
renovation of existing structures. Including bridges, airports,
industrial buildings, correctional facilities, health care
facilities, marine engineering, mining, office complexes,
institutions, schools and special care centers.
Technology
Technology profile
systems and software are used to enhance design optimization and
to prepare design drawings.
Our library of up-to-date computer software includes programs
such as AUTOCAD 2000 and CADKEY '98 for computer drafting.
AUTOCAD and CADKEY development languages are used for
customizing these drawing packages to further improve our
drafting capabilities. For structural design, programs such as
STAAD III are employed. This powerful design program is the
most popular and widely used structural engineering software in
the world. Other very important software packages which are
also used by the firm's designers include WOODWORKS for design
in timber, MASONRY '95 for design in masonry, LEAP SOFTWARE for
designing bridges and ADOSS for designing concrete slabs. Out-of-
the ordinary structures such as domes, irregular flat plates,
curvilinear structures etc., are engineered using finite element
programs, to provide precise designs. In-house programs are also
developed as required to solve specific problems or to optimize
design of repetitive elements.
The engineering design and drafting produced by our staff is
prepared with care and attention to detail in order to provide
the most cost effective solution for our clients' projects. Our
technicians are experienced in AUTOCAD, MICROSTATION and CADKEY
and will complete the drawings in the format requested by the
client. Manual drafting is still offered to those clients who
require it.
We recently have made the integration of XSTEEL into our
automated detailing capabilities for those clients that prefer
it.
Market
Market profile
Alliances:
- Sales/Marketing
- Technology
Strategic alliances:
Valron Engineers Inc, in the past 13 years, has strived to staycompetitive, up-to-date, technologically advanced and fiscally
prudent in order to continue providing the highest quality
structural engineering and steel detailing service within its
capabilities.
Geographic markets:
Export experience:
- United States
- California
- Maine
- New York
Actively pursuing:
- Mexico
- Alabama
- Alaska
- Arizona
- Arkansas
- Colorado
- Connecticut
- Delaware
- District of Columbia
- Florida
- Georgia
- Hawaii
- Idaho
- Illinois
- Indiana
- Iowa
- Kansas
- Kentucky
- Louisiana
- Maryland
- Massachusetts
- Michigan
- Minnesota
- Mississippi
- Missouri
- Montana
- Nebraska
- Nevada
- New Hampshire
- New Jersey
- New Mexico
- North Carolina
- North Dakota
- Ohio
- Oklahoma
- Oregon
- Pennsylvania
- Rhode Island
- South Carolina
- South Dakota
- Tennessee
- Texas
- Utah
- Vermont
- Virginia
- Washington
- West Virginia
- Wisconsin
- Wyoming
Sector
Sector information
International capital projects:
Corporate Expertise:-----------------------
Structural engineering with expertise in steel detailing
for international capital projects.
Corporate Language Capabilities:
-----------------------
English or French
Proj: Aero Medical Clinic Edwards AFB, CA
Country: United States
Contribution:
Provided structural steel detailing


Defined in: pushpop.js.
Class Summary
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Creates a new ViewStack.
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Method Summary
| {Boolean} |
Returns a flag indicating if the specified Pushpop.View is contained wihin this
view stack.
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| {Pushpop.View} |
Returns the current active (topmost) Pushpop.View on this view stack.
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pop(viewOrTransition, transitionOrCallback, callback)
Pops the current or specified view off the view stack using the optionally specified transition.
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push(view, transitionOrCallback, callback)
Pushes the specified view to the view stack using the optionally specified transition.
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Creates a new view with a new table view and pushes it to the view stack using the optionally
specified transition.
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pushNewView(beforePushCallback, transitionOrCallback, callback)
Creates a new view and pushes it to the view stack using the optionally specified transition.
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Class Detail
Pushpop.ViewStack(element)
Creates a new ViewStack.
- Parameters:
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{HTMLDivElement} element
- The DIV element to initialize as a new ViewStack.
Method Detail
{Boolean}
containsView(view)
Returns a flag indicating if the specified Pushpop.View is contained wihin this
view stack.
- Parameters:
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{Pushpop.View} view
- The view to search for in this view stack.
Returns the current active (topmost) Pushpop.View on this view stack.
handleEvent(evt)
- Parameters:
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evt
pop(viewOrTransition, transitionOrCallback, callback)
Pops the current or specified view off the view stack using the optionally specified transition.
If a view is not specified, the current view will be popped (unless it is the root view). If a
transition is not specified, the default will be used. A callback may optionally be provided to
be called after the transition completes.
- Parameters:
-
{Pushpop.View|String} viewOrTransition
- Either the view to be popped to on the view stack
or the name of the transition to use when popping the view. If this parameter is omitted or if
it specifies a transition name, the current view will be assumed to be popped.
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{String|Function} transitionOrCallback
Optional
- Either the name of the transition to use when
popping the view or a callback function to be executed upon completion of the default transition.
If this parameter is omitted, the default transition is used.
-
{Function} callback
Optional
- A callback function to be executed upon completion of the specified
transition.
push(view, transitionOrCallback, callback)
Pushes the specified view to the view stack using the optionally specified transition. If a
transition is not specified, the default will be used. A callback may optionally be provided
to be called after the transition completes.
- Parameters:
-
{Pushpop.View} view
- The view to be pushed to the view stack.
-
{String|Function} transitionOrCallback
Optional
- Either the name of the transition to use when
pushing the view or a callback function to be executed upon completion of the default transition.
If this parameter is omitted, the default transition is used.
-
{Function} callback
Optional
- A callback function to be executed upon completion of the specified
transition.
pushNewTableView(beforePushCallback, transitionOrCallback, callback)
Creates a new view with a new table view and pushes it to the view stack using the optionally
specified transition. Before pushing the view, a required callback is called that passes in the
newly-created table view to give an opportunity to set up the table view's data source and other
properties. If a transition is not specified, the default will be used. A callback may optionally
be provided to be called after the transition completes.
NOTE: By default, the newly-created view containing the newly-created table view is
marked for removal from the DOM when it is popped.
- Parameters:
-
{Function} beforePushCallback
- A callback function to be executed before the newly-created
view is pushed. The function is called with a single parameter passing the newly-created table
view contained in the view to be pushed.
-
{String|Function} transitionOrCallback
Optional
- Either the name of the transition to use when
pushing the view or a callback function to be executed upon completion of the default transition.
If this parameter is omitted, the default transition is used.
-
{Function} callback
Optional
- A callback function to be executed upon completion of the specified
transition.
pushNewView(beforePushCallback, transitionOrCallback, callback)
Creates a new view and pushes it to the view stack using the optionally specified transition.
Before pushing the view, a required callback is called that passes in the newly-created view to
give an opportunity to set up the view's content. If a transition is not specified, the default
will be used. A callback may optionally be provided to be called after the transition completes.
NOTE: By default, the newly-created view is marked for removal from the DOM when it
is popped.
- Parameters:
-
{Function} beforePushCallback
- A callback function to be executed before the newly-created
view is pushed. The function is called with a single parameter passing the view to be pushed.
-
{String|Function} transitionOrCallback
Optional
- Either the name of the transition to use when
pushing the view or a callback function to be executed upon completion of the default transition.
If this parameter is omitted, the default transition is used.
-
{Function} callback
Optional
- A callback function to be executed upon completion of the specified
transition.


Sanctions and Exports Deflection
Exporter-level Evidence from Iran
Exports sanctions continue to be a tool used by countries to influence policies of other governments, and export sanctions against Iran are no exception. Over the last century, sanctions were imposed 174 times by different countries. By definition, sanctions increase export costs. However, despite the importance of export costs in shaping export patterns, we still lack understanding about how exporters behave when faced with export sanctions by some destinations. Due to an increasingly globalized economy, many alternative markets exist for an exporting country hit by sanctions. Recent research1 explores whether and how exports deflection happened following the imposition of exports sanctions against Iran in 2008.
This research uses disaggregated dataset which includes all Iranian non-oil customs records at the exporter-product-destination-value-day level for the period January 2006 to June 2011. The sample includes 1,814,146 daily transactions, 35,953 exporters, and 3,865 products classified at the HS-6 digit level. The data allows observing microeconomic adjustments. The empirical investigation for non-oil Iranian exports uncovers that:
- While entry (exit) rates of exporters and products decreased (increased) in destinations imposing sanctions, they increased (decreased) in destinations not imposing sanctions.
- Iranian exporters enhanced their export volumes to other destinations that they were already exporting to when certain destinations imposed sanctions on Iran. -Larger and more experienced exporters were able to deflect relatively more of their exports than smaller and less experienced ones.
- Exporters typically deflected first (and more of) their core-competence products as well as their homogeneous products compared to differentiated products.
- Exporters reduced their product prices while deflecting exports to new destinations.
- The new destinations, which deflecting exporters targeted, are more politically-friendly with Iran.
- Two-thirds of the value of Iranian non-oil exports thought to be destroyed by non-oil exports sanctions have actually been deﬂected to destinations not imposing sanctions.
While these findings add to the academic literature on exports costs and exports dynamics, they also contribute to the policy debate on sanctions. Sanctions may be less effective in a globalized world as exports can deflect their trade from one destination to another. The idea that one country can impose export sanctions on another may not necessarily prove effective unless the exporters from the targeted country do not have - or cannot find - compensating alternatives and new trading partners.
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Haidar, J.I. (2014): Sanctions and Exports Deflection. Mimeograph, Paris School of Economics. ↩
You can find the full paper here: Sanctions and Exports Deflection


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STM8S Standard Peripheral Libary
2.2.0
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Macros used by the assert_param function to check the different functions parameters. More...
Macros | |
| #define | IS_SPI_DATA_DIRECTION_OK(MODE) |
| Macro used by the assert_param function in order to check the data direction mode values. More... | |
| #define | IS_SPI_DIRECTION_OK(DIRECTION) |
| Macro used by the assert_param function in order to check the mode half duplex data direction values. More... | |
| #define | IS_SPI_SLAVEMANAGEMENT_OK(NSS) |
| Macro used by the assert_param function in order to check the NSS management values. More... | |
| #define | IS_SPI_CRC_POLYNOMIAL_OK(POLYNOMIAL) ((POLYNOMIAL) > (uint8_t)0x00) |
| Macro used by the assert_param function in order to check the different sensitivity values for the CRC polynomial. | |
| #define | IS_SPI_MODE_OK(MODE) |
| Macro used by the assert_param function in order to check the SPI Mode values. More... | |
| #define | IS_SPI_BAUDRATE_PRESCALER_OK(PRESCALER) |
| Macro used by the assert_param function in order to check the baudrate values. More... | |
| #define | IS_SPI_POLARITY_OK(CLKPOL) |
| Macro used by the assert_param function in order to check the polarity values. More... | |
| #define | IS_SPI_PHASE_OK(CLKPHA) |
| Macro used by the assert_param function in order to check the phase values. More... | |
| #define | IS_SPI_FIRSTBIT_OK(BIT) |
| Macro used by the assert_param function in order to check the first bit to be transmited values. More... | |
| #define | IS_SPI_CRC_OK(CRC) |
| Macro used by the assert_param function in order to check the CRC Transmit/Receive. More... | |
| #define | IS_SPI_FLAGS_OK(FLAG) |
| Macro used by the assert_param function in order to check the different flags values. More... | |
| #define | IS_SPI_CLEAR_FLAGS_OK(FLAG) |
| Macro used by the assert_param function in order to check the different sensitivity values for the flag that can be cleared by writing 0. More... | |
| #define | IS_SPI_CONFIG_IT_OK(Interrupt) |
| Macro used by the assert_param function in order to check the different sensitivity values for the Interrupts. More... | |
| #define | IS_SPI_GET_IT_OK(ITPendingBit) |
| Macro used by the assert_param function in order to check the different sensitivity values for the pending bit. More... | |
| #define | IS_SPI_CLEAR_IT_OK(ITPendingBit) |
| Macro used by the assert_param function in order to check the different sensitivity values for the pending bit that can be cleared by writing 0. More... | |
| #define | IS_SPI_DATA_DIRECTION_OK(MODE) |
| Macro used by the assert_param function in order to check the data direction mode values. More... | |
| #define | IS_SPI_DIRECTION_OK(DIRECTION) |
| Macro used by the assert_param function in order to check the mode half duplex data direction values. More... | |
| #define | IS_SPI_SLAVEMANAGEMENT_OK(NSS) |
| Macro used by the assert_param function in order to check the NSS management values. More... | |
| #define | IS_SPI_CRC_POLYNOMIAL_OK(POLYNOMIAL) ((POLYNOMIAL) > (uint8_t)0x00) |
| Macro used by the assert_param function in order to check the different sensitivity values for the CRC polynomial. | |
| #define | IS_SPI_MODE_OK(MODE) |
| Macro used by the assert_param function in order to check the SPI Mode values. More... | |
| #define | IS_SPI_BAUDRATE_PRESCALER_OK(PRESCALER) |
| Macro used by the assert_param function in order to check the baudrate values. More... | |
| #define | IS_SPI_POLARITY_OK(CLKPOL) |
| Macro used by the assert_param function in order to check the polarity values. More... | |
| #define | IS_SPI_PHASE_OK(CLKPHA) |
| Macro used by the assert_param function in order to check the phase values. More... | |
| #define | IS_SPI_FIRSTBIT_OK(BIT) |
| Macro used by the assert_param function in order to check the first bit to be transmited values. More... | |
| #define | IS_SPI_CRC_OK(CRC) |
| Macro used by the assert_param function in order to check the CRC Transmit/Receive. More... | |
| #define | IS_SPI_FLAGS_OK(FLAG) |
| Macro used by the assert_param function in order to check the different flags values. More... | |
| #define | IS_SPI_CLEAR_FLAGS_OK(FLAG) |
| Macro used by the assert_param function in order to check the different sensitivity values for the flag that can be cleared by writing 0. More... | |
| #define | IS_SPI_CONFIG_IT_OK(Interrupt) |
| Macro used by the assert_param function in order to check the different sensitivity values for the Interrupts. More... | |
| #define | IS_SPI_GET_IT_OK(ITPendingBit) |
| Macro used by the assert_param function in order to check the different sensitivity values for the pending bit. More... | |
| #define | IS_SPI_CLEAR_IT_OK(ITPendingBit) |
| Macro used by the assert_param function in order to check the different sensitivity values for the pending bit that can be cleared by writing 0. More... | |
Macros used by the assert_param function to check the different functions parameters.
| #define IS_SPI_BAUDRATE_PRESCALER_OK | ( | PRESCALER | ) |
Macro used by the assert_param function in order to check the baudrate values.
Definition at line 210 of file stm8s_spi.h.
| #define IS_SPI_BAUDRATE_PRESCALER_OK | ( | PRESCALER | ) |
Macro used by the assert_param function in order to check the baudrate values.
Definition at line 212 of file stm8s_spi.h.
| #define IS_SPI_CLEAR_FLAGS_OK | ( | FLAG | ) |
Macro used by the assert_param function in order to check the different sensitivity values for the flag that can be cleared by writing 0.
Definition at line 262 of file stm8s_spi.h.
| #define IS_SPI_CLEAR_FLAGS_OK | ( | FLAG | ) |
Macro used by the assert_param function in order to check the different sensitivity values for the flag that can be cleared by writing 0.
Definition at line 264 of file stm8s_spi.h.
| #define IS_SPI_CLEAR_IT_OK | ( | ITPendingBit | ) |
Macro used by the assert_param function in order to check the different sensitivity values for the pending bit that can be cleared by writing 0.
Definition at line 290 of file stm8s_spi.h.
| #define IS_SPI_CLEAR_IT_OK | ( | ITPendingBit | ) |
Macro used by the assert_param function in order to check the different sensitivity values for the pending bit that can be cleared by writing 0.
Definition at line 292 of file stm8s_spi.h.
| #define IS_SPI_CONFIG_IT_OK | ( | Interrupt | ) |
Macro used by the assert_param function in order to check the different sensitivity values for the Interrupts.
Definition at line 269 of file stm8s_spi.h.
| #define IS_SPI_CONFIG_IT_OK | ( | Interrupt | ) |
Macro used by the assert_param function in order to check the different sensitivity values for the Interrupts.
Definition at line 271 of file stm8s_spi.h.
| #define IS_SPI_CRC_OK | ( | CRC | ) |
Macro used by the assert_param function in order to check the CRC Transmit/Receive.
Definition at line 242 of file stm8s_spi.h.
| #define IS_SPI_CRC_OK | ( | CRC | ) |
Macro used by the assert_param function in order to check the CRC Transmit/Receive.
Definition at line 244 of file stm8s_spi.h.
| #define IS_SPI_DATA_DIRECTION_OK | ( | MODE | ) |
Macro used by the assert_param function in order to check the data direction mode values.
Definition at line 175 of file stm8s_spi.h.
| #define IS_SPI_DATA_DIRECTION_OK | ( | MODE | ) |
Macro used by the assert_param function in order to check the data direction mode values.
Definition at line 177 of file stm8s_spi.h.
| #define IS_SPI_DIRECTION_OK | ( | DIRECTION | ) |
Macro used by the assert_param function in order to check the mode half duplex data direction values.
Definition at line 184 of file stm8s_spi.h.
| #define IS_SPI_DIRECTION_OK | ( | DIRECTION | ) |
Macro used by the assert_param function in order to check the mode half duplex data direction values.
Definition at line 186 of file stm8s_spi.h.
| #define IS_SPI_FIRSTBIT_OK | ( | BIT | ) |
Macro used by the assert_param function in order to check the first bit to be transmited values.
Definition at line 235 of file stm8s_spi.h.
| #define IS_SPI_FIRSTBIT_OK | ( | BIT | ) |
Macro used by the assert_param function in order to check the first bit to be transmited values.
Definition at line 237 of file stm8s_spi.h.
| #define IS_SPI_FLAGS_OK | ( | FLAG | ) |
Macro used by the assert_param function in order to check the different flags values.
Definition at line 249 of file stm8s_spi.h.
| #define IS_SPI_FLAGS_OK | ( | FLAG | ) |
Macro used by the assert_param function in order to check the different flags values.
Definition at line 251 of file stm8s_spi.h.
| #define IS_SPI_GET_IT_OK | ( | ITPendingBit | ) |
Macro used by the assert_param function in order to check the different sensitivity values for the pending bit.
Definition at line 278 of file stm8s_spi.h.
| #define IS_SPI_GET_IT_OK | ( | ITPendingBit | ) |
Macro used by the assert_param function in order to check the different sensitivity values for the pending bit.
Definition at line 280 of file stm8s_spi.h.
| #define IS_SPI_MODE_OK | ( | MODE | ) |
Macro used by the assert_param function in order to check the SPI Mode values.
Definition at line 204 of file stm8s_spi.h.
| #define IS_SPI_MODE_OK | ( | MODE | ) |
Macro used by the assert_param function in order to check the SPI Mode values.
Definition at line 206 of file stm8s_spi.h.
| #define IS_SPI_PHASE_OK | ( | CLKPHA | ) |
Macro used by the assert_param function in order to check the phase values.
Definition at line 228 of file stm8s_spi.h.
| #define IS_SPI_PHASE_OK | ( | CLKPHA | ) |
Macro used by the assert_param function in order to check the phase values.
Definition at line 230 of file stm8s_spi.h.
| #define IS_SPI_POLARITY_OK | ( | CLKPOL | ) |
Macro used by the assert_param function in order to check the polarity values.
Definition at line 222 of file stm8s_spi.h.
| #define IS_SPI_POLARITY_OK | ( | CLKPOL | ) |
Macro used by the assert_param function in order to check the polarity values.
Definition at line 224 of file stm8s_spi.h.
| #define IS_SPI_SLAVEMANAGEMENT_OK | ( | NSS | ) |
Macro used by the assert_param function in order to check the NSS management values.
Definition at line 191 of file stm8s_spi.h.
| #define IS_SPI_SLAVEMANAGEMENT_OK | ( | NSS | ) |
Macro used by the assert_param function in order to check the NSS management values.
Definition at line 193 of file stm8s_spi.h.


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John P. Brown
JavaScript M.E.A.N. Stack Facilitator
Currently
I’m working with SoftStack Factory in faciliating and building hybrid mobile apps utilizing the M.E.A.N stack.
Education
2016-17
SoftStack Factory Facilitator Facilitator for the JavaScript M.E.A.N. Stack Courses
2015
SoftStack Factory Course JavaScript M.E.A.N. Stack Spinup & Real World Project
2009-13
Steele Canyon High School High School Diploma
Technical skills
- Scripted Unit Testing
- JavaScript
- AngularJS
- Ionic Framework
- Agile
- Amazon Web Services
- SQL Database
- MongoDB
- NodeJS
- ExpressJS
- Git Source Repositories
- Statistics
- Microsoft Office
- Customer Relations
- Sales
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ZIB
2015-16
Zebit Instant Budget app.
RepBase
2016
Sales Representative Management app.
Id Sentral
2016-17
Credit Fraud Awareness Assistant.
Video Game
2017
Developing a c++ video game to learn basic concepts in memory management and animation.
Achievements
2013
Achieved the Eagle Scout rank.
Experience
Sales Associate
2015
Eight months with RadioShack selling electronics and accessories.
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2016-17
Year and a half of teaching at SoftStack Factory.
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