WWE Friday Night SmackDown Results: News And Notes After Tyson Fury Aligns With Braun Strowman
by Alfred KonuwaWWE Friday Night SmackDown aired a pre-taped show from Manchester, England headlined by a showdown-turned-alliance between frenemies Braun Strowman and Tyson Fury, who joined forces to make quick work of The B-Team. Friday Night SmackDown also saw King Baron Corbin defeat Roman Reigns with help from former Raw tag team champions Bobby Roode and Dolph Ziggler.
SmackDown’s viewership rebounded last week from its scary low viewership of 888,000 coming out of WWE’s FS1 debut.
- November 1, 2019—2.520 million viewers
- October 25, 2019—888,000 viewers (Moved to FS1 in favor of MLB World Series)
- October 18, 2019—2.418 million viewers
- October 11, 2019—2.899 million viewers
- October 4, 2019—3.869 million viewers (Friday Night SmackDown Premiere)
WWE Friday Night SmackDown Key Competition:
- NBA on ESPN: Cleveland Cavaliers at Washington Wizards
From the Forbes WWE Vault:
WWE Total YouTube Viewership for Friday Night SmackDown Last Friday: 9,383,412 views (up from 7,778,256)
- Most-Viewed: Brock Lesnar Quits SmackDown in Shocking Development (4,352,654 views)
- Least-Viewed: Rhea Ripley and Tegan Nox vs. Fire and Desire (398,013 views)
- Median Viewership: 767,108
Average Attendance for “A City”: 9,235
Average WWE Friday Night SmackDown Ticket Price at the SNHU Arena: $89
Estimated Live Gate for WWE Friday Night SmackDown: $821,915
WWE Friday Night SmackDown Results: Friday, November 8, 2019
Opening Segment Featuring Baron Corbin and Roman Reigns
England is one of the few places WWE tours that have a deep understanding of the whole monarchy thing. In no way did that mean they weren’t going to boo King Corbin.
Baron Corbin testicle humor—comedy material fit for a king.
I know Roman Reigns has made leaps and bounds as a babyface since his triumphant return, but feuding with Baron Corbin has also been a sizable part of that equation.
The New Day def. The Revival—WWE SmackDown Tag Team Championships
If there were only one set of tag team championships and these two were embroiled in any semblance of a legitimate storyline, this match could have headlines a pay-per-view.
Watching Kofi Kingston lose in recent weeks made it feel like he was miles away from another WWE Championship run. But in a weird way, watching him celebrate a middling SmackDown Tag Team Championship win like he had just had his third child made him seem lightyears away.
Imperium’s main roster appearance was very cool to see, but after getting chased away, WWE is continuing to emphasize the sentiment that NXT only got over last week because of a weakened roster.
Cesaro and Shinsuke Nakamura def. Ali and Shorty G
I wonder if Shorty G’s next action figure will come with a career death certificate.
Daniel Bryan and Sami Zayn had all that time together after not making the trip to Saudi Arabia. So if Daniel Bryan refutes Zayn’s offer, Sami only has himself to blame.
Sasha Banks def. Nikki Cross
Sasha Banks’ original theme was fire, but Snoop Dogg only made it better.
The angry tension between Bayley and Sasha Banks is a far cry from this segment that made fans speculate there would be a potential love angle between the two.
Bayley is great at a lot of things, but seeing Shayna Baszler coming is not one of them.
Tyson Fury Calls out Braun Strowman
I was hoping this segment would lead to a challenge: Team Fury vs. Team Strowman, with Fury leading a team of boxers and Strowman leading a team of bearded giants who lose big matches.
Braun Strowman making a hot tag to Tyson Fury might be the worst sequence of pro wrestling in modern history. But now I feel like I have to see it.
Carmella and Dana Brooke def. Fire and Desire
I fully expected Bianca Belair to hit the ring and obliterate everybody in this match. Sadly, I was wrong.
Maybe Fire and Desire would have had a better chance of going over if Sonya Deville died her hair blonde.
King Corbin def. Roman Reigns
Roman Reigns has been in a holding pattern for long enough that when he finally returns to the world championship picture it will feel refreshing. But, if he keeps taking these midcard losses, he might stay in that holding pattern.
Roman Reigns “losing the locker room” WWE’s thinly veiled response to all that talk of “locker room leaders” coming out of the Saudi Arabi #Flightmare.
Are Dolph Ziggler and Bobby Roode going to be the first two members of King Corbin’s Court?


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And now we carry on rendering static content as normal until we reach the end of the page.
Which we have now reached.


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To obtain a full-time internship working in the field of Data Analytics and/or Business Analytics
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, NY
Bachelor of Science in Mathematics with a concentration in computation and operations research and a Minor in Finance
- Current GPA: 3.54 (Dean's Honor List 2016-2018)
- Activities: RPI Outing Club, RPI Concert Choir, ACM-W, SHPE, coding&&community
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Health INCITE Lab Summer Research Program, Troy, NY
Undergraduate ResearcherJuly 2018 –September 2018
- Performed statistical analysis on large sets of genetic data from various organisms to provide further insight on what drives circaidian rhythms.
- Implemented data cleasning to ensure accuracy of predictions.
- Graphed heat maps and density plots to identify general trends in gene oscillations.
- Contributed to an undergraduate research paper that is in the publishing process.
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Data Mathematics ProjectTroy, NY
Undergraduate Student January 2018 – May 2018
- Developed a computations model that analyzes and generated the prediction of Autistic Spectrum Disorder (ASD) with biomarkers.
- Implemented Fisher's Linear Discriminate Analysis, Partial Least Squares Discriminant Analysis (PLS-DA), and Support Vector Machine (SVM) to find the best model based on our data.
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Hospitality MemberSeptember 2018
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So here's what that means for you. On Friday October 18th, you are going to leave work early. Like, really early. You're then going to drive over to the Plex, where we will already have drank more beer than you. Not to worry though, my friend, because what we'll lack in sobriety will be more than made up for with a bountiful supply of delicious taps, homemade right in our backyard. You'll bring a lawn chair if you have one, your swimsuit, a snack, and a thirst for adventure, because this party ain't stoppin' til about 8pm when we all pass out in the yard. Just kidding, this party ain't stoppin 'til we say so, and that's not any reasonable hour!


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Implementation of a collection of MCMC methods for Bayesian structure learning of directed acyclic graphs (DAGs), both from continuous and discrete data. For efficient inference on larger DAGs, the space of DAGs is pruned according to the data. To filter the search space, the algorithm employs a hybrid approach, combining constraint-based learning with search and score. A reduced search space is initially defined on the basis of a skeleton obtained by means of the PC-algorithm, and then iteratively improved with search and score. Search and score is then performed following two approaches: Order MCMC, or Partition MCMC. The BGe score is implemented for continuous data and the BDe score is implemented for binary data. The algorithms may provide the maximum a posteriori (MAP) graph or a sample (a collection of DAGs) from the posterior distribution given the data. References: N. Friedman and D. Koller (2003) <doi:10.1023/A:1020249912095>, D. Geiger and D. Heckerman (2002) <doi:10.1214/aos/1035844981>, J. Kuipers and G. Moffa (2016) <doi:10.1080/01621459.2015.1133426>, M. Kalisch et al.(2012) <doi:10.18637/jss.v047.i11>.
| Version: | 1.1.2 |
| Imports: | Rcpp (≥ 0.12.7), pcalg, methods, stats, utils |
| LinkingTo: | Rcpp |
| Published: | 2018-05-24 |
| Author: | Polina Suter [aut, cre], Jack Kuipers [aut] |
| Maintainer: | Polina Suter <polina.minkina at bsse.ethz.ch> |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
| NeedsCompilation: | yes |
| CRAN checks: | BiDAG results |
| Reference manual: | BiDAG.pdf |
| Package source: | BiDAG_1.1.2.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: BiDAG_1.1.2.zip, r-release: BiDAG_1.1.2.zip, r-oldrel: BiDAG_1.1.2.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: BiDAG_1.1.2.tgz, r-oldrel: BiDAG_1.1.2.tgz |
| Old sources: | BiDAG archive |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=BiDAG to link to this page.


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China's Belt & Road in Pakistan & the World
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Burning the candle
The great thing about Marc’s‘30 day writing challenge’ is reading such a great cross section of varied content, as well as gaining a lot of inspiration.
One of the themes I’ve enjoyed the most so far has been around people’s morning & evening routines.
Some people get up early and write, others check emails, whilst some use their “spare time” to exercise — the reason for the quotes is that this is very much dependent on peoples individual set of circumstances, I know in my life at present the very concept of spare time is but a dream and it irks me when people comment or question other peoples dedication to things without knowing the set of circumstances surrounding the person(s).
Don’t get me wrong, I’d love nothing more than to be able to set the alarm earlier and dedicate some time to write, or catchup on emails/events, or just to have a coffee in peace, but that’s not going to happen, well at least not for the minute (or the next 10-15 years…)
That said I’ve always liked to try and keep some level of discipline in a morning, firstly as I’ve recently become a Dad, and secondly I commute in & out of Manchester on a daily basis, and have done now for well over 8 years.
Mornings
Just to give some perspective, the commute is from Poulton le Fylde into Manchester is approx. 60 miles and door to door – about 1.5hrs – each way.
Lots of people have come and gone in that time, I can safely say this as being on the same trains every day you get to see lots of the same faces. On thing that hasn’t changed is the fascination in seeing how differently people treat it.
Many business people sit down and right away get to work and start firing emails of. Other, myself included, don’t.
Devices seem to appear all over the place, the iPlayer is a common sight.
Others just sleep.
Anyway, I digress. Being on the train may not be as personal or as private as a home office, but adopting an altered mindset has allowed me to build my morning routine around the commute, and not the other way around.
- I know I have to have my alarm set for 05:25.
- I know I must be out of the house for either 06:30 or 07:05 depending on the day &emdash; we’ve adapted the routine now that my wife is no longer on maternity leave to incorporate some family time around breakfast, I then get a later train into work and a slightly later train home, but it means that we share the load, so it works for me.
- When I’m on the train I tend to do one of three things: Read, Work, Power nap.
That is it.
The medium may vary, i.e. I may read a novel on my Kindle or a I may read some saved content from Pocket, the point is is that I read.
Even once I arrive at work, I like to have a little time to gather my thoughts:
- Get a glass of water on way to desk
- Setup workspace for the day
- Grind some coffee, then go and brew an AeroPress.
- Get back to desk and read emails.
- Look over Slack history from yesterday after I left the work and read any commits/messages etc.
- Write a mini to-do list.
And that’s it.
Hardly glamorous or as well structured as others, but it works for me.
Shutdown
Most nights I’m home between 18:30 and 19:30, this is great. Sometimes I get to see my little boy. Sometimes I get to cook tea. Sometimes I just get to veg in front of the TV.
Every night though, I make sure that by 21:30 i’m hopefully upstairs, either in bed, or getting ready for bed.
I get my things laid out for the next morning so that I can pick them up and head for a shower, before beginning the next day.
We also have a ‘no screens’ rule in place now for the evening time.
Burning the candle
That works well for most nights, but the nights such as tonight, where I’m out, I won’t get home until 22:30 at the earliest. This means I struggle to get prepared for the next day. It also means that I’m usually very tired.

Quite simply put, yes, I think it is.
I learn news skills, I get to meet some awesome and inspiring people.
Don’t get my wrong I don’t like being tired, but at the same time I don’t like to be handed things on a plate.
For me the difference of being tired through attending a meetup vs. being tired through working late on a project because a project manager (or equivalent) has laid down a guilt trip is immeasurable.
One of these paths will help you, it will help you flourish and will allow you to take better yourself. You will network, you will start to bring new skills to your job. You may even be that person who get’s asked if they would like to do a talk.
The other will lead you on a path to burnout.
I really don’t think I have an exact point I’m trying to make, except that it’s all well and good having a routine, but when you get the opportunity to better yourself, how do you react? Is the routine so engrained that it’s hard to break out of it? Do you know what you are potentially missing by not being flexible?
Being tired is tough, but so is regretting missed opportunities.


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Ejection Fraction: % (normal: male = 56-78%; female = 56-78%)
Stroke Volume: ml
End Diastolic Volume: mL (normal: male = 77-195 mL; female = 52-141 mL)
Indexed End Diastolic Volume: mL/m2
End Systolic Volume: mL (normal: male = 19-72 mL; female = 13-51 mL)
Indexed End Systolic Volume: mL/m2
Cardiac output: L/min (normal: male = 2.82-8.82 L/min; female = 2.7-6.0 l/min)
Cardiac Index: L/min/m2
Index values are normalized to body surface area (BSA) of m2
Aortic valve:
Aortic forward volume: ml
Aortic regurgitant volume ml
Aortic valve area cm2 (< 1.0 cm2 severe; 1.0-1.5 cm2 moderate; 1.5-2.0 cm2 mild; > 2.0 cm2 normal)
Mitral valve:
Mitral regurgitant volume: mL
Mitral regurgitant fraction: %mL
Ascending aorta diameter: mm
Left atrial dimensions (AP x 4-chamber): mm
Left atrial area: cm2
{0 = normokinetic, 1 = hypokinetic, 2 = akinetic, 3 = dyskinetic}
Anterior
Anterolateral
Inferolateral
Inferior
Inferioseptal
Anteroseptal
Lateral
Septum
True apex
(0 = none, 1 = 1-25%, 2 = 26-50%, 3 = 51-75%, 4 = 76-100%)
Global systolic LV function: Normal Mildly impaired Moderately impaired Severely impaired
Global systolic RV function: Normal Mildly impaired Moderately impaired Severely impaired
LV viability:
Valvular disease:


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This page contains the latest information on how to contribute to data collection.
MITLL is asking for members of the Bluetooth Too Close for Too Long (TC4TL) research community to contribute to a distributed data set collection effort. You will be provided with an app to send and record Bluetooth chirps and a test protocol to follow to help fill in data collected under conditions known to adversely affect Bluetooth RSSI values (e.g. hand, pocket, sitting, standing, etc.). You can do this collection at home and it should only be done using household members who are co-isolating. You will need two iPhones to participate (one to transmit and one to receive chirps) and you will need to supply two emails so we can provide access to the app on each phone via Apple TestFlight.
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Tyler Spaid
Filmmaker. Story Teller. Co‑Founder.
Tyler works to create interesting and unique video content that is both visually pleasing and narratively compelling. Ranging from short films, music videos, documentaries, and sports videography, Tyler has seen many sides of video production and strives to top each previous project.
Jake Wills
Producer. People. Co‑Founder.
Jake is an entrepreneur who works closely with clients to achieve the best possible product to fulfill their needs. When he is not studying environmental science and entrepreneurship at the University of Maryland, Jake is working with a multitude of artists and content creators to organize concerts and events, expand marketing, and build customer bases. Jake enjoys spending his free time playing with his band, rock climbing, and meeting new people.
Cole Blankenship
Finance. Growth. Co‑Owner.
Cole is the accountant behind the work, ensuring the company is running smoothly and is in the best position possible to succeed. When not studying accounting and finance at University of South Carolina, he enjoys spending time with friends. Far more than a number cruncher, Cole seeks adventure and lives to be the life of the party.
Brendan Kenney
Marketing. Image. Co‑Owner.
From website, social media, and brand management, Brendan brings GHP to the client. He strives to create the best possible experience for those browsing GHP content online, and ensures that the culture and values of the company are consistently displayed across all marketing aspects of the company.
Michael Williams
Software Engineer. Innovator. Designer.
Michael is a software engineer with a diverse skillset. He has cybersecurity experience working on intrusion detection systems, multiple full stack software development projects under his belt, and a knack for creating elegant and practical software solutions.


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I have always been interested in technology since I was a little kid. To me a computer was just a toy that can be used for fun. I always fiddled with my settings on the machine to make it my own, which eventually led me to modifying my games and programs to work the way I wanted. As an adult, I pursued my other interests such as travelling around the world and seeing how others live. I have always been interested in cutting edge technologies to make life easier for people. I think we are just at the beginning of this phase in technology. A dream of mine would be to work on these kind of cutting edge projects.
My first job was working in the factory for a fiber optics company, which was a very fascinating industry. We actually built equipment used by NASA's Jet Propulsion Labratory. Later, I was building electical and electronics equipment. We built devices to make the home smarter and more energy efficient. Finally, I got my first job in software development for a small company, which I did for about 3 years.


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Web Scraping with Beautiful soup
Let's scrap the website using python.
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| United States (more) |
Northern America |
Americas |
22,675,271 |
2021 |
21,433,226 |
2020 |
20,936,600 |
2020
|
,
| China (more) |
Eastern Asia |
Asia |
16,642,318 |
[n 2]2021 |
14,342,933 |
[n 3]2020 |
14,722,731 |
2020
|
,
| Japan (more) |
Eastern Asia |
Asia |
5,378,136 |
2021 |
5,082,465 |
2020 |
5,064,873 |
2019
|
,
| Germany (more) |
Western Europe |
Europe |
4,319,286 |
2021 |
3,861,123 |
2020 |
3,806,060 |
2020
|
,
| United Kingdom (more) |
Northern Europe |
Europe |
3,124,650 |
2021 |
2,826,441 |
2020 |
2,707,744 |
2020
|
,
| India (more) |
Southern Asia |
Asia |
3,049,704 |
2021 |
2,891,582 |
2020 |
2,622,984 |
2020
|
,
| France (more) |
Western Europe |
Europe |
2,938,271 |
2021 |
2,715,518 |
2020 |
2,603,004 |
2020
|
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| Italy (more) |
Southern Europe |
Europe |
2,106,287 |
2021 |
2,003,576 |
2020 |
1,886,445 |
2020
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| Canada (more) |
Northern America |
Americas |
1,883,487 |
2021 |
1,741,496 |
2020 |
1,643,408 |
2020
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Eastern Asia |


uri_create_uri — create a new URI from an existing URI
URI parsing library (liburi, -luri)
#include <liburi.h>
URI *uri_create_uri(
const URI *restrict uri,
const URI *restrict base)
;
The uri_create_str
function creates a new
URI instance from an existing URI.
If uri
is not absolute, and an absolute base
URI is supplied as base
, the source URI
will be resolved relative to the base URI and the result will be
an absolute URI. If no base URI is supplied, the result will be a
duplicate of uri
.
The resulting instance must be freed later using uri_destroy(3).
uri
The source URI to duplicate or resolve.
base
An optional absolute base URI. If base
is supplied but is not an absolute URI, the results are undefined.
If the URI was duplicated or resolved successfully,
uri_create_uri
will return a new
URI instance. If the URI could not be
duplicated, or some other error occurs, NULL
will
be returned and errno
set accordingly.
In the event of an error ocurring, errno
may be
set to one of the following values:
ENOMEM
A memory allocation operation failed.
liburi(3), uri_create_str(3), uri_destroy(3), uri_absolute(3), uri_str(3).


Install Open edX Using Method Native Installation | Ubuntu 16.04
About Open edX
Open edX is the massively scalable learning software platform behind edX. edX is the online learning destination founded by Harvard and MIT in 2012.
edX offers high-quality courses from the world’s best universities and institutions to learners everywhere. It is the only leading MOOC provider that is both nonprofit and open source. The edX mission is to:
- Increase access to high-quality education for everyone, everywhere
- Enhance teaching and learning on campus and online
- Advance teaching and learning through research
Play with Open edX
How to use Open edX in my own environment? At this stage, we will play Open edX. Then why play instead of installing? The intention is to play here, you might find an error during the Open edX installation and that’s where you play in the command line to solve the problem.
Before doing the installation process, you need to pay attention to the system requirements needed to run Open edX:
- Ubuntu 16.04 amd64
- Minimum 8GB of memory
- At least one 2.00GHz CPU or EC2 compute unit
- Minimum 25GB of free disk, 50GB recommended for production servers
Notes: This is for the release of Ficus and newer.
If these conditions have been met, now is the time for you to play:
-
Run the Ubuntu server and log in using a user who has sudo (root) access.
-
Add some variables to Ubuntu, including variables that contain the tag Open edX release to be installed. Tag Open edX release can be seen here.
echo "export LC_ALL='en_US.UTF-8'" >> ~/.bashrc
echo "export LANG='en_US.UTF-8'" >> ~/.bashrc
echo "export LANGUAGE='en_US.UTF-8'" >> ~/.bashrc
echo "export OPENEDX_RELEASE='the-tag/you-want-to-install'" >> ~/.bashrc
- Reload bash.
source ~/.bashrc
- Create a new file with the name config.yml in the desired directory and add the following script that contains LMS and open the edX Studio address. The following is an example file, please change according to the desired address:
EDXAPP_LMS_BASE: "online.myeducation.org"
EDXAPP_CMS_BASE: "studio.online.myeducation.org"
Notes: But if you want to use a domain, please pay attention to the use of domains for Open edX. Don’t use “edx” or “openedx” in the domain to be used, here are some examples of unacceptable domain names:
- DON’T: openedx.yourdomain.org
- DON’T: edx.yourdomain.org
- DON’T: openedxyourdomain.org
- DON’T: yourdomain-edx.com
- Update the Ubuntu package before installing Open edX.
sudo apt-get update -y
sudo apt-get upgrade -y
sudo reboot
-
After Ubuntu has restarted, please log in again using the user you used before. After logging in, please go to the config.yml file directory located.
-
Download and execute Bootstrap the ansible installation.
wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/edx/configuration/$OPENEDX_RELEASE/util/install/ansible-bootstrap.sh -O - | sudo bash
- Download and execute Randomize passwords.
wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/edx/configuration/$OPENEDX_RELEASE/util/install/generate-passwords.sh -O - | bash
- Download and execute Open edX installation.
wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/edx/configuration/$OPENEDX_RELEASE/util/install/native.sh -O - | bash
- Please wait until the Open edX installation process is successful. If you find an error, congratulations on playing with other avanger😉
From steps number 7 to 9, chances are you have to wait a few minutes to proceed to the next step. To save time, you can run it using nohup with the following steps:
- Create a bash file, the name is what you want and then add the script following:
wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/edx/configuration/$OPENEDX_RELEASE/util/install/ansible-bootstrap.sh -O - | sudo bash
wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/edx/configuration/$OPENEDX_RELEASE/util/install/generate-passwords.sh -O - | bash
wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/edx/configuration/$OPENEDX_RELEASE/util/install/native.sh -O - | bash
- Change the permissions for the file that was just created to be executed.
chmod +x fileName.sh
- Run the Open edX installation using nohup. When using nohup, the output file (nohup.out) is automatically created in your directory using nohup.
nohup ./fileName.sh &
- To see the development of the installation, it can be seen through the nohup.out file.
tail -f nohup.out


Adding A New EPUB
This guide assumes that you have already batch ingested a number of EPUBs, and are looking to manually add an additional EPUB. It will take you through the steps of adding a new EPUB into the system. If you want to know how to do an initial batch import, please refer to that section of the setup guide.
Place the EPUB in the EPUB_SOURCES folder
The new EPUB should be placed in the folder specified by the attribute EPUB_SOURCES_FOLDER
in nyu.production_settings
. Once placed, run the following command:
python manage.py add_new_epub EPUB_FILENAME
make sure that you only provide the base EPUB filename, not the full path. Note that this will merely decompress the EPUB and load its metadata, it will not extract Topics, Names, or Locations.
Choose an Indexpattern for the Epub or create a new one
The new, decompressed EPUB can be found in the folder specified by the EPUB_DECOMPRESSED_FOLDER
. Open the xhtml files in the EPUB and see if its xhtml structure and index structure match any of the existing Indexpatterns.
If you need to create a new Indexpattern to match the current structure, please see our separate guide. Once the new Indexpatterns is created, be sure to add it to the indexpatterns.json
file, and then rerun Indexpattern ingest:
python manage.py loaddata indexpatterns
Whether you are creating a new Indexpattern or re-using the older, once you have selected an Indexpattern, add it to the python dictionary in initial/pattern_mapping.py
. Make sure the key matches the filename (without the .epub) and the value matches the name of the Indexpattern. So, for example, for an epub with a filename<PHONE_NUMBER>999.epub and using the nyup1 indexpattern, you'd add the following line to the pattern_mapping dictionary:
'0123456789999': 'nyup1',
Locate the Index ID in the package document
Inside the unzipped EPUB document, locate the EPUB package document. This file, usually (but not exclusively) a .opf file, will list the contents and ordering of the EPUB document. Locate the index(es) in the list of <item>
tags, and note the id attribute on that tag. That id must be added to the initial/index_ids.py
dictionary. The structure is much like that on the pattern_mapping
dictionary, so an EPUB with the filename<PHONE_NUMBER>999.epub and an index id of ch09index.html would require the following line to the index_ids dictionary:
'0123456789999': 'ch09index.html',
Some books may have separate index files (for example, a subject index and an author index). In those cases, add the multiple indexes as a single comma-separate string, e.g.:
'0123456789999': 'ch09s_index.html,ch10a_index.html',
Parse the index
The following command will run extract the Locations, Content, Names, Topics, and Occurrences from the index:
python manage.py parse_epub EPUB_FILENAME


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This plugin allows you to execute Clang scan-build against Mac or iPhone XCode projects or other scan-build compatible build tools.
Description
This plugin allows you configure a build step that will execute the Clang scan-build static analysis tool against an XCode project. This plugin also provides a Post-build Action that will archive the HTML reports and generate a trend graph.
The following features are provided by this plug-in:
- Clang tool installations so you can configure locations differently on slaves
- Clang scan-build build step which allows you to provide XCode settings such as: target, SDK, & configuration
- Dashboard trend chart which details the bug count over time visible on your job's dashboard page
- New bugs since the last build are highlighted so they are easy to identify
- A publisher which will archive the scan-build HTML reports and will optionally fail the build if the bug count exceeds the configured threshold
Please use the mailing lists or issue tracker to ask questions, create feature request, or create bug reports.
Installation
- First install Clang scan-build onto the Jenkins master or slave which will be executing your XCode builds. You can download clang at the following url: http://clang-analyzer.llvm.org/installation.html
- Setup a Clang scan-build installation in the Jenkins main configuration. (Manage Jenkins). You should give your installation a unique name and provide a path to the scan-build folder unless your master will never execute Clang scan-build jobs.
- Edit your Job configuration by adding a 'Clang scan-build' Build Step.
- Choose the installation you wish to use (likely the one you just added).
- Provide the appropriate XCode build settings (target, SDK, & configuration).
Sample job using make
- To invoke scan-build from the command-line using make, create a job with Build Step - Execute Shell such as:
make clean rm -rf ${WORKSPACE}/clangScanBuildReports scan-build -o ${WORKSPACE}/clangScanBuildReports -v -v --use-cc clang --use-analyzer=/usr/bin/clang make
- If you wish to have results published, add the Post-build Action - Publish Clang scan-build reports.
Changelog
Release 1.7
- JENKINS-18941 allow specifying output directory for scan-build reports
- JENKINS-31679 fix logging
Release 1.6
- Remove obsolete "-activetarget" flag (JENKINS-23008)
- Fix null pointer exception in getClangexcludedpaths (JENKINS-28130)
Release 1.5
- Update to Jenkins core parent dependency to 1.580.1
- Change minimum isApplicable() level to AbstractProject, for compatibility with inheritance plugin.
- Add support for clang static analyzer >= 270
- Add the ability to exclude files from scan-build analysis.
- Update the publisher to copy all available reports.
- Remove hardcoded "Xcode 4".
- Add default arguments for xcodebuild and scan-build.
- Update e-mail address for Josh Kennedy.
Release 1.4
- Added code to implement JENKINS-15902 - xcode build arguments can now be specified. They will be added to the end of the command.
Release 1.3.1
- Fixed JENKINS-9251 - If you are using a master/slave configuration the clang scan-build tool home can now be left blank on the master and configured on each slave.
- Fixed another bug which was causing a 500 error when saving the scan-build tool configuration.
Release 1.3
- Merged patch provided by github user 'tru' which passes Jenkins environment variables through the plugin and makes them available to scan-build. This enables passing down variables such as BUILD_NUMBER and other Jenkins environment variables.
- Added the ability to provide arbitrary arguments in the build action configuration which are passed to scan-build.
Release 1.2
- Patch provided by Kenji21 to fix a bug when building on a slave.
- Bug reports are now created on the slave and copied to the master so that they are accessible in your browser
Release 1.1
- Support for X-Code 4
Release 1.0
- Initial Release
- Clang scan-build build step
- Clang scan-build report publisher
- Supports XCode projects within workspace subfolders


DIE HARD (1988)
A film review by Steve Kong Copyright 1997 Steve Kong
Well, what can you say about the film that set up it's own genre? This
film, though may not have been the first of it's type, was the one that
spawned a whole slew of copy cats who used the high-concept of "Die Hard in
a
This is the first film of the Die Hard Trilogy. It is Christmas and John McClane (Bruce Willis), a New York cop is flying into LA to see his kids and his estranged wife (Bonnie Bedelia). As he waits to talk to her privately in the new Nakatomi building where she works and where the company is holding its Christmas party, all hell breaks loose as terrorist seize the building. McClane escapes the grasps of the terrorists but stays in the building to wreak havoc on the terrorists' plans. Unknown to the terrorists McClane is also staying in the building to save his wife who is part of the group taken.
Outside the building we have a set of stock characters, except for one.  I think most of these outside stock characters could have -- should have -- been removed to ease the story. The only things these characters do is slow up the story and ruin the pace. The only character outside of the building that seems normal and developed is Reginald VelJohnson's Sgt. Al Powell.
Inside the building is one of my most favourite bad guys, Hans Gruber (Alan Rickman). Gruber is an educated man who exudes calmness while he secretly has his reasons for leading the terrorists into the building. Gruber though is not a man to play with; he is ruthless and will go to any extreme to get it.
The action in Die Hard has to be seen. It is some incredible action and director John McTiernan shows that he can shoot action sequences well. There is the famous scene with Willis jumping off the top of the building with an explosion behind him. But, if you thought that was exciting wait to you see how McTiernan continues that sequence and gets you to the edge of your seat. There are other well set up action sequences in Die Hard that have this stand out quality.
The performances that I loved were those of Bruce Willis as John McClane and Alan Rickman as Hans Gruber. And though Willis is supposed to be the lead character of Die Hard, it is Rickman who steals the show with is controlled insanity as Gruber.
Die Hard made it's own genre that everyone tried to follow, but there is only the one true Die Hard. Don't miss this film.
"Yippee-ki-yay, motherf*cker!" - John McClane.
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His future is here – Silva insists Kean has all he needs to flourish at Everton
The 19-year-old Italy winger moved to England from Juventus in the summer.
Everton boss Marco Silva insists Moise Kean has all he needs at Goodison Park to fulfil his potential.
The Italian teenager has struggled to hold down a starting place under Silva since joining from Juventus in August for a fee that could rise to £27.5million.
Italy’s head coach Roberto Mancini said earlier this week that the 19-year-old needs to leave Everton in search of regular football if he is to make his senior squad for Euro 2020, but Silva vehemently disagrees.
“Roberto is the manager of the national team, he knows, like I know, what Moise needs because we’ve already spoken about him,” Silva said before Saturday’s home game against Norwich.
“Moise has all the support here. He doesn’t need to find anything more for his career.
“We bought him. We really believe in him. He has all the support from the club, myself, from his team-mates in order to keep adapting to the Premier League.
“His present and his future are here, there are no doubts about that.”
Moise scored eight times in 21 games for Juve, but has made just two Premier League starts for the Toffees and has yet to register a goal in 11 appearances in all competitions.
“I’ve spoken directly with Moise and everything is very clear for me and for him,” Silva said.
“He’s working really hard. He wants to play in our team. The Brighton game he was on the bench, he didn’t play and on Sunday morning here was at training with his team-mates, working really hard.
“He gave me his answer in that moment. This is what I want from him.
“We’re not talking about a player who hasn’t played at all. There are many examples of players with more experience than him that came to play in the Premier League and didn’t play.
“We have an example not too far away. (Liverpool’s) Fabinho had more experience than him, (was signed) for a big amount and for six or seven months he didn’t play at all.
“For most of the games he was in the stands as well. I can give you more examples.”
Moise scored twice for Italy’s Under-21s in midweek in their 6-0 thrashing of Armenia and Silva did not rule out recalling him against Norwich.
“We never know,” Silva added. “The (starting) XI we’ll see tomorrow, but he will be in the squad, that information I can give to you.”
Defender Fabian Delph (hamstring) and midfielder Bernardo are unlikely to feature, but Silva confirmed Cenk Tosun (groin) should be in contention.
Everton, 15th in the table, have lost only one of their last five games in all competitions, easing some of the pressure on Silva, who replaced Sam Allardyce in May.


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There are a lot of ways to think about sessions at SRCCON. We’ve put this guide together to help you turn your great idea into an equally great session proposal.
SRCCON is different than many other conferences you may have attended. It’s a highly participatory event: no panels on a stage or speakers running through slides. You might notice that we always refer to facilitators or session leaders, never speakers or presenters, because when you run a session at SRCCON, you’re in a room with dozens of other smart people with an opportunity to compare notes, share skills, and help everyone learn from each other.
We created SRCCON with a few principles in mind that lay the groundwork for our program as a whole:
Our sessions inhabit these values in different ways, through structured discussions and problem-solving groups; peer-to-peer workshops; even games, drawing, or field trips. We avoid traditional lectures and classroom-style trainings, but we welcome your creativity across a range of hands-on and collaborative session styles.
Our goal is to build a conference schedule with a mix of technical workshops, culturally focused discussions, and sessions that exist somewhere in between. As the SRCCON team reviews proposals, we look for:
After the call for proposals closes, we set aside two weeks for consideration by OpenNews staff. We also invite a diverse group of community members to provide feedback during the session review process. Our priority is to build a balanced program that reflects the entire community, and we actively welcome session proposals from members of communities underrepresented in journalism and technology, and from non-coastal and small-market news organizations.
We’ll reserve a ticket for purchase by facilitators of accepted sessions, and they won’t need to enter the public SRCCON ticket lottery in May. We do not provide free tickets for session facilitators, but we do offer need-based scholarships that anyone—facilitator or otherwise—can apply for if they need help covering the costs of attending. (Here’s more information about scholarships to SRCCON.)
Why do we do it this way? SRCCON is a collaborative, peer-to-peer event, and we consider all attendees to be active participants, not just speakers or passive audience members. This approach also helps us keep ticket prices low enough to be affordable for most news organizations.
Successful sessions often emerge from a single question or problem—if you’ve been struggling with just about any aspect of your work, you can bet others have dealt with it, too. Last year’s sessions dealt with topics including advertising tech, audio sharing, chatbots, ethics in news apps, illustration, machine learning, management challenges, mental health, and science fiction.
Topics don’t just emerge from a list of latest trends; we bring them to SRCCON because facilitators are passionate and excited to share. If we see a number of pitches on the same subject, you can bet we’ll make sure it’s represented on the schedule. Sometimes we’ll even suggest that proposers consider joining up to lead a session together.
As you propose an idea for SRCCON, your session description is the first opportunity to tell us how you’ll spend time your time with everyone else who’s excited about the same topic. We reserve 75 minutes for each session, which can be plenty of time to dig into even deep topics—but it does go faster than you think! Even though SRCCON is a conversational conference, a sketch of the ground you hope to cover is a great indicator of the thought you’re putting into a session.
Effective SRCCON sessions are about effort and preparation more than expertise. We encourage you to describe how you’ll share what you know, the types of great questions you’ll pose, and the ways you’ll help people learn something new. We find that the most promising proposals:
Other qualities that help a proposal stand out:
To give you a taste of how SRCCON facilitators turn plans into action, here are a few writeups from previous participants on their experience hosting sessions:
As we get closer to SRCCON, we’ll publish a facilitator guide similar to this one, with more details and advice on leading sessions.
A co-facilitator for your SRCCON session can share the load of preparation and facilitation, as well as the fun of participating in the conference itself. If you’re comfortable leading a session by yourself, that’s great too!
Only one person needs to fill out the proposal form, and we’ll follow up with any co-facilitators to gather their information as well. Feel free to work on the proposal together, but don’t limit yourself to pitching with someone who can fill out the form sitting alongside you.
We consider solo and team proposals alike. But if you feel like your session could benefit from a co-facilitator, we encourage you to consider pitching with someone from another organization, and/or with a different background from your own. If you’ve attended SRCCON before, you might even consider proposing with someone who hasn’t been yet. (We won’t reject proposals featuring two members of the same team, two SRCCON alums, etc., but we may favor proposals that mix it up.)
SRCCON is a genuinely participatory event, and it’s hard to participate in a session that’s mostly lecture with a few minutes for discussion. It’s great to start thinking about the format for your session now, and include detail in your proposal. It’s totally OK if you plan to set up a session with an intro and a few slides, or to use examples throughout to support learning, but we do look for pitches that include real interactivity. Our final program will include both conversational sessions, where people can dig into questions or problems in a way they can’t at larger conferences, and technical sessions, where people share specific expertise and participants leave with a new skill. Outstanding session formats in previous years have included:
We’re always interested in new ideas, too, so feel free to propose something we’ve never imagined!
It’s also useful to think about information/activity density and, again, your desired takeaways. Over-programming a session with too many activities can make it impossible to get to your goals—but a session that’s underdesigned can easily turn into a conversation between a handful of the loudest people. We’re happy to help proposers figure out the right balance, and we don’t expect you to have all the answers at the pitch stage, but it’s good to start thinking about content density early on. (When in doubt, narrow your scope.)
Ok, so you’re excited to pitch your SRCCON session! If you feel ready to go, you can submit your proposal now. If you have still have some questions, we are here for you:
Our call for proposals is open until April 7 at 11:59pm ET. We’d love to have you pitch a session so we can consider your ideas for SRCCON 2017, August 3 & 4 in Minneapolis.


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in our case during checkin the staff focussed on the hotel are a good restaurant.


To build your site, take the following steps.:
-
(optionally) clean out the auto-generated folders by running
make clean
-
Ensure that your Table of Contents file (
_data/toc.yml
) is up to date. The links in that file should be relative to the/content/
folder and with no extension. For example, the file that’s located inmysite/content/mychapter/mypage.ipynb
should have an entry like this:- title: My page title url: /mychapter/mypage
See the template
toc.yml
for examples. -
Build the textbook by navigating to the site root, and running the following command:
make book
This will:
- Run
nbconvert
to turn the.ipynb
files into markdown - Replace relative image file paths so that they work on your new built site
- Clean up formatting issues for things like MathJax to display properly
- Place all these generated files in the
/_build/
directory.
You can the push the changes to GitHub, which will automatically build a Jekyll site with your newly-created Markdown files. We’ll cover this next.


We are a group of three recent accounting major graduates. Who decided to venture out together in the field of accounting and created this firm recently. We specializes in tax accounting and business consulting related to small businesses, Audit specialists and Legal business consultants.
We value it most of all to provide excellent services that contribute to our clients’ accomplishment of their goals. We do so by providing high-quality, cost-effective solutions for our clients in a professional, client-friendly and efficient manner.
Our communication style is proactive and responsive. We recommend effective solutions after listening to our clients’ concerns and goals, and researching the facts. We strive for excellence, integrity and accuracy in the quality of our work.
Best Newcomer Awards (2016) By Malaysia/Asia Tax Awards
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Mr. Kirk is the Managing Director and Partner at the firm. Mr. Kirk excels in client correspondence, technical tax software issues and customer service. He holds a BBA in Accounting from Taylors University and is an excellent individual. And, he is also currently persuading his MBA form University of London(International Programs)
Mr. Picard joined our company as a partner and as the tax Manager. He specializes in tax preparation for small businesses and individuals. He excels in income tax representation, QuickBooks training and tax strategy services.
Janeway joined us as the third member in our corporate team. She is also a partner at our firm. She is the office manager for all our operations and manages accounts receivable, accounts payable, human resources and financial reporting. Janeway attended Help University College for Bachelor in accounting and business.
At KPG Accounting, we are focused and committed to make a difference in the area of corporate responsibility. As part of this fundamental obligation, we are committed to the appropriate protection and use of personal information of our clients by any means possible.
At the same time, we also believe in giving back to the society. And, for that we try to arrange/participate in different social service events together with some other firms time to time.
We at the KPJ, strictly adheres to the ethics values of our profession. We are completely straightforward and honest in all the professional deals that we do with our clients. We do not allow bias, conflict of interest or undue influence of others to override our business judgments. We definitely respect respect the confidentiality of information acquired as a result of professional and business relationships and we do not not disclose any such information to third parties without proper and specific authority unless there is a legal or professional right or duty to disclose. We believe that confidential information acquired as a result of professional and business relationships should not be used for the personal advantage of the professional accountant or third parties. We also comply with relevant laws and regulations during our business transactions with our clients


erltest:
Some Erlang/OTP experiments
Alan U. Kennington
(work in progress)
Some Erlang/OTP experiments.
- test1.erl:
Some trivial exercises with Erlang functions.
- proc1.erl:
Some trivial distributed Erlang processes, including a Poisson process.
Some wxErlang
experiments.
- wx1.erl:
A minimal wxErlang application to see how it works.
- mobsim1.erl:
A trivial mobile object simulation using wxErlang.
- mobsim2.erl:
Development module for simulation of a simple mobile network.
- mobsim3.erl:
Version 3 of mobile network simulation. Added server-side display list, double
buffering, window re-painting, multiple options for node appearance, and some
trace filtering options.
Some gen_server
experiments.
- gs1a.erl, gs1b.erl, gs1c.erl:
Modules A, B and C to dissect and investigate the gen_server concept.
- The call chain is:
Erlang shell <==> A <==> GS-module <-->
GS-daemon <==> B <==> C.
- Erlang shell: erl
- Module A: gs1a.erl
- GS-module: gen_server.erl
- GS-daemon: proc_lib.erl [the
gen_server process
]
- Module B: gs1b.erl [the
callback module
]
- Module C: gs1c.erl
- Module A converts Erlang shell commands to calls to the GS-module.
Module B is the callback module
which handles the GS-daemon's calls.
Module C provides some basic low-level functions to Module B for demonstration
purposes.
- The GS-daemon is called a
gen_server process
in the Erlang/OTP
documentation.
- Communication between the GS-module and GS-daemon uses inter-process
messages.
The other links use plain function calls.
- The Erlang/OTP documentation recommends putting A, B and C in a single
module.
But then it is not immediately clear how the whole system works.
- gsup1a.erl, gsup1b.erl, gsup1c.erl:
Modules SV-A, SV-B and SV-C to supervise the GS-daemon.
- The supervisor's own call chain is:
Erlang shell <==> SV-A <==> SV-module
<--> SV-daemon <==> SV-B <==> SV-C.
- Erlang shell: erl
- Module SV-A: gsup1a.erl
- SV-module: supervisor.erl
- SV-daemon: proc_lib.erl [the supervisor gen_server process]
- Module SV-B: gsup1b.erl [the supervisor's
callback module
]
- Module SV-C: gsup1c.erl [basic common services for SV-A and SV-B]
- The supervisor's initialization sequence is as follows for a single child
process.
- User (Erlang shell) calls gsup1a:start_link/0.
- gsup1a:start_link/0 calls supervisor:start_link/3 with
these parameters.
- Supervisor registered name: gsup1reg
- Supervisor callback module: gsup1b
- supervisor:start_link/3 spawns a gen_server, and registers it as
gsup1reg.
- The process gsup1reg calls gsup1b:init/1.
- gsup1b:init/1 returns a list of child processes to be
supervised.
In this case, there is only one child process on the list, which has the
following specifications.
- Child ID: gs1id1
- Child user module: gs1a
- Child user module entry point: start_link/1
- Child registered name: gs1reg1
- Child callback module: gs1b
- The process gsup1reg calls gs1a:start_link/1.
- The function gs1a:start_link/1 calls
gen_server:start_link/4 with parameters:
- Registered name: gs1reg1
- Callback module: gs1b
(gs1a:start_link/1 obtains the registered name from the function
argument passed by the process gsup1reg.)
- gen_server:start_link/4 spawns a gen_server process, and registers
it as gs1reg1.
- The process gs1reg1 calls gs1b:init/1.
- The function gs1b:init/1 returns the initial state for process
gs1reg1.
(Currently gs1b:init/1 ignores its single argument.)
- The child process gs1reg1 is included in the supervisor's child
list with the ID gs1id1.
- Processes gsup1reg and gs1reg1 both enter a loop
(gen_server:loop/7), and wait a while.
That's a brief outline anyway!
- The supervisor's initialization sequence is as follows for N child
processes.
- User (Erlang shell) calls gsup1a:start_link/1 with parameter
N.
- gsup1a:start_link/0 calls supervisor:start_link/3 with
these parameters.
- Supervisor registered name: gsup1reg
- Supervisor callback module: gsup1b
- Number N of child processes to be created.
- supervisor:start_link/3 spawns a gen_server, and registers it as
gsup1reg.
- The process gsup1reg calls gsup1b:init/1 with parameter
N.
- gsup1b:init/1 returns a list of N child processes to be
supervised.
These N child processes have the following specifications for X =
1 up to N.
- Child ID: gs1idX
- Child user module: gs1a
- Child user module entry point: start_link/1
- Child registered name: gs1regX
- Child callback module: gs1b
- The process gsup1reg calls gs1a:start_link/1 N
times, with registration names gs1regX.
- The function gs1a:start_link/1 calls
gen_server:start_link/4 with parameters:
- Registered name: gs1regX
- Callback module: gs1b
(gs1a:start_link/1 obtains the registered name from the function
argument passed by the process gsup1reg.)
- gen_server:start_link/4 spawns a gen_server process, and registers
it as gs1regX.
- The process gs1regX calls gs1b:init/1.
- The function gs1b:init/1 returns the initial state for process
gs1regX.
(Currently gs1b:init/1 ignores its single argument.)
- Each child process gs1regX is included in the supervisor's
child list with the ID gs1idX.
- Processes gsup1reg and gs1regX enter a loop
(gen_server:loop/7), and wait a while.
Some wx_object
experiments.
- mobsim4a.erl, mobsim4b.erl, mobsim4c.erl, mobsim4d.erl:
Modules A, B, C and D to port mobsim3.erl to the
wx_object framework.
- The call chain is:
Erlang shell <==> A,D <==> WX-module <-->
WX-daemon <==> B <==> C.
- Erlang shell: erl
- Module A: mobsim4a.erl
- WX-module: [the wx_object module]
- WX-daemon: [the
wx_server client
]
- Module B: mobsim4b.erl [the
callback module
]
- Module C: mobsim4c.erl [wxWidgets functions]
- Module D: mobsim4d.erl [mobile node functions]
- Module A converts Erlang shell commands to calls to the WX-module.
Module B is the callback module
which handles the WX-daemon's calls.
Module C provides wxWidgets functions to Module B to show a window frame.
Module D simulates some toy mobile nodes, which call the WX-daemon via the
WX-module's functions.
- Communication between the WX-module and WX-daemon uses inter-process
messages.
The other links use plain function calls.
Some general comments on wxErlang.
- I am finding that wxErlang is extremely slow. This is particularly true
because I am redrawing the entire window, containing up to 50 objects, every
time a single object moves. The Erlang functions which draw those objects are
moderately computationally demanding, but the redrawing of objects by wxErlang
is also quite slow.
- The main noticeable consequence of the slow drawing is that the simulation
of the objects progresses many seconds ahead of the window drawing updates.
Therefore the responses by the wxWidgets erlang-process to the mobile-node
processes are too slow. Consequently the size of the window, for example, is
communicated too slowly, and the mobile nodes repeatedly request this
information, which amplifies the problem.
- My conclusion from this is that wxErlang should only be used for low
bandwidth communications between the window-server process and the active
processes in any simulation.
- More generally, I do wonder whether monitoring of erlang processes via
messaging could be a serious bottleneck in any system. Too much monitoring can
impair the performance of the system being monitored. When processes written in
C or C++ communicate with UDP
packets, the overheads are not so great, maybe. So perhaps any kind of
higher bandwidth monitoring should be assisted by some non-Erlang code.
GitHub location of this
software.
W3C markup
validation.


Background
Three weeks. I've been here at DevBootCamp, coding for 19 hours a day, 6 days a week(Sunday is catchup on sleep/laundry day). I've been learning Ruby, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and recently HTTP Routes and URL requests. And today was the first day that I saw the beginings of my hard work pay off. I was able to build my first complete web app. It was a clone of Craigslist called Craigslist Jr. But today isn't about that. I'm here to talk HTTP Routes/URL requests and erb(embedded ruby)
HTTP Routes
HTTP routes are set up in our controller. They look something like this.
Line 6 is saying if there is a user that logs a URL request on line 6, do these things.
Line 8 is the syntax for opening up a view file called "index.erb". View files are where we set up the URL requests. Checkout the example at the very bottom for more info.
URL Requests
URL Requests are set up in our view erb files. They are what our users request from our servers. Can be included with embedded ruby inside HTML tags(see example at the bottom of post) or within HTML forms(see below)
URL request in a "view".erb file
Corresponding HTTP route in controller
.erb
.erb(embedded ruby) files are set up in the controller within HTTP routes(usually get routes) and are what your user views (Therefore a file within your view folder). At the very core, they are just HTML files that can use ruby. Usually the ruby objects are run in the background, but they can also be displayed. The syntax for embedding a ruby object is:
To actually view the ruby object(as when you are calling an attribute of a ruby object) is this:
Let's take a deeper look into why we would use the latter.
This is an example of a erb view with a user URL request on line 3.
Line 2 is allowing my ruby object(instance variable set to a params[:urlparameter] from my routes in my controller) to run in the background.
Line 3 is when we first use our erb display syntax to call the category object's id(remember that all objects and their attributes are in strings) to set our URL Request. After our URL request, we display each one of our categories' title attribute. Note that these are all wrapped up in an HTML "a href link". This should be a hint that we should set up a HTTP route in our controller that looks like '/categories/:id'.


public class UndoManager extends CompoundEdit implements UndoableEditListener
UndoManager
manages a list of UndoableEdits
,
providing a way to undo or redo the appropriate edits. There are
two ways to add edits to an UndoManager
. Add the edit
directly using the addEdit
method, or add the
UndoManager
to a bean that supports
UndoableEditListener
. The following examples creates
an UndoManager
and adds it as an
UndoableEditListener
to a JTextField
:
UndoManager undoManager = new UndoManager(); JTextField tf = ...; tf.getDocument().addUndoableEditListener(undoManager);
UndoManager
maintains an ordered list of edits and the
index of the next edit in that list. The index of the next edit is
either the size of the current list of edits, or if
undo
has been invoked it corresponds to the index
of the last significant edit that was undone. When
undo
is invoked all edits from the index of the next
edit to the last significant edit are undone, in reverse order.
For example, consider an UndoManager
consisting of the
following edits: A b c D. Edits with a
upper-case letter in bold are significant, those in lower-case
and italicized are insignificant.
| Figure 1 |
As shown in figure 1, if D was just added, the
index of the next edit will be 4. Invoking undo
results in invoking undo
on D and setting the
index of the next edit to 3 (edit c), as shown in the following
figure.
| Figure 2 |
The last significant edit is A, so that invoking
undo
again invokes undo
on c,
b, and A, in that order, setting the index of the
next edit to 0, as shown in the following figure.
| Figure 3 |
Invoking redo
results in invoking redo
on
all edits between the index of the next edit and the next
significant edit (or the end of the list). Continuing with the previous
example if redo
were invoked, redo
would in
turn be invoked on A, b and c. In addition
the index of the next edit is set to 3 (as shown in figure 2).
Adding an edit to an UndoManager
results in
removing all edits from the index of the next edit to the end of
the list. Continuing with the previous example, if a new edit,
e, is added the edit D is removed from the list
(after having die
invoked on it). If c is not
incorporated by the next edit
(c.addEdit(e)
returns true), or replaced
by it (e.replaceEdit(c)
returns true),
the new edit is added after c, as shown in the following
figure.
| Figure 4 |
Once end
has been invoked on an UndoManager
the superclass behavior is used for all UndoableEdit
methods. Refer to CompoundEdit
for more details on its
behavior.
Unlike the rest of Swing, this class is thread safe.
Warning:
Serialized objects of this class will not be compatible with
future Swing releases. The current serialization support is
appropriate for short term storage or RMI between applications running
the same version of Swing. As of 1.4, support for long term storage
of all JavaBeans™
has been added to the java.beans
package.
Please see XMLEncoder
.
edits
RedoName, UndoName
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
UndoManager()
Creates a new
UndoManager . |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
boolean |
addEdit(UndoableEdit anEdit)
Adds an
UndoableEdit to this
UndoManager , if it's possible. |
boolean |
canRedo()
Returns true if edits may be redone.
|
boolean |
canUndo()
Returns true if edits may be undone.
|
boolean |
canUndoOrRedo()
Returns true if it is possible to invoke
undo or
redo . |
void |
discardAllEdits()
Empties the undo manager sending each edit a
die message
in the process. |
protected UndoableEdit |
editToBeRedone()
Returns the the next significant edit to be redone if
redo
is invoked. |
protected UndoableEdit |
editToBeUndone()
Returns the the next significant edit to be undone if
undo
is invoked. |
void |
end()
Turns this
UndoManager into a normal
CompoundEdit . |
int |
getLimit()
Returns the maximum number of edits this
UndoManager
holds. |
String |
getRedoPresentationName()
Returns a description of the redoable form of this edit.
|
String |
getUndoOrRedoPresentationName()
Convenience method that returns either
getUndoPresentationName or
getRedoPresentationName . |
String |
getUndoPresentationName()
Returns a description of the undoable form of this edit.
|
void |
redo()
Redoes the appropriate edits.
|
protected void |
redoTo(UndoableEdit edit)
Redoes all changes from the index of the next edit to
edit , updating the index of the next edit appropriately. |
void |
setLimit(int l)
Sets the maximum number of edits this
UndoManager
holds. |
String |
toString()
Returns a string that displays and identifies this
object's properties.
|
protected void |
trimEdits(int from,
int to)
Removes edits in the specified range.
|
protected void |
trimForLimit()
Reduces the number of queued edits to a range of size limit,
centered on the index of the next edit.
|
void |
undo()
Undoes the appropriate edits.
|
void |
undoableEditHappened(UndoableEditEvent e)
An
UndoableEditListener method. |
void |
undoOrRedo()
Convenience method that invokes one of
undo or
redo . |
protected void |
undoTo(UndoableEdit edit)
Undoes all changes from the index of the next edit to
edit , updating the index of the next edit appropriately. |
die, getPresentationName, isInProgress, isSignificant, lastEdit
replaceEdit
public int getLimit()
UndoManager
holds. A value less than 0 indicates the number of edits is not
limited.UndoManager
holdsaddEdit(javax.swing.undo.UndoableEdit)
,
setLimit(int)
public void discardAllEdits()
die
message
in the process.AbstractUndoableEdit.die()
protected void trimForLimit()
protected void trimEdits(int from, int to)
die
invoked on them and are removed from
the list of edits. This has no effect if
from
> to
.from
- the minimum index to removeto
- the maximum index to removepublic void setLimit(int l)
UndoManager
holds. A value less than 0 indicates the number of edits is not
limited. If edits need to be discarded to shrink the limit,
die
will be invoked on them in the reverse
order they were added. The default is 100.l
- the new limitRuntimeException
- if this UndoManager
is not in progress
(end
has been invoked)CompoundEdit.isInProgress()
,
end()
,
addEdit(javax.swing.undo.UndoableEdit)
,
getLimit()
protected UndoableEdit editToBeUndone()
undo
is invoked. This returns null
if there are no edits
to be undone.protected UndoableEdit editToBeRedone()
redo
is invoked. This returns null
if there are no edits
to be redone.protected void undoTo(UndoableEdit edit) throws CannotUndoException
edit
, updating the index of the next edit appropriately.CannotUndoException
- if one of the edits throws
CannotUndoException
protected void redoTo(UndoableEdit edit) throws CannotRedoException
edit
, updating the index of the next edit appropriately.CannotRedoException
- if one of the edits throws
CannotRedoException
public void undoOrRedo() throws CannotRedoException, CannotUndoException
undo
or
redo
. If any edits have been undone (the index of
the next edit is less than the length of the edits list) this
invokes redo
, otherwise it invokes undo
.CannotUndoException
- if one of the edits throws
CannotUndoException
CannotRedoException
- if one of the edits throws
CannotRedoException
canUndoOrRedo()
,
getUndoOrRedoPresentationName()
public boolean canUndoOrRedo()
undo
or
redo
.canUndoOrRedo
is validundoOrRedo()
public void undo() throws CannotUndoException
end
has been
invoked this calls through to the superclass, otherwise
this invokes undo
on all edits between the
index of the next edit and the last significant edit, updating
the index of the next edit appropriately.undo
in interface UndoableEdit
undo
in class CompoundEdit
CannotUndoException
- if one of the edits throws
CannotUndoException
or there are no edits
to be undoneCompoundEdit.end()
,
canUndo()
,
editToBeUndone()
public boolean canUndo()
end
has
been invoked, this returns the value from super. Otherwise
this returns true if there are any edits to be undone
(editToBeUndone
returns non-null
).canUndo
in interface UndoableEdit
canUndo
in class CompoundEdit
CompoundEdit.canUndo()
,
editToBeUndone()
public void redo() throws CannotRedoException
end
has been
invoked this calls through to the superclass. Otherwise
this invokes redo
on all edits between the
index of the next edit and the next significant edit, updating
the index of the next edit appropriately.redo
in interface UndoableEdit
redo
in class CompoundEdit
CannotRedoException
- if one of the edits throws
CannotRedoException
or there are no edits
to be redoneCompoundEdit.end()
,
canRedo()
,
editToBeRedone()
public boolean canRedo()
end
has
been invoked, this returns the value from super. Otherwise,
this returns true if there are any edits to be redone
(editToBeRedone
returns non-null
).canRedo
in interface UndoableEdit
canRedo
in class CompoundEdit
CompoundEdit.canRedo()
,
editToBeRedone()
public boolean addEdit(UndoableEdit anEdit)
UndoableEdit
to this
UndoManager
, if it's possible. This removes all
edits from the index of the next edit to the end of the edits
list. If end
has been invoked the edit is not added
and false
is returned. If end
hasn't
been invoked this returns true
.addEdit
in interface UndoableEdit
addEdit
in class CompoundEdit
anEdit
- the edit to be addedanEdit
can be incorporated into this
editCompoundEdit.end()
,
CompoundEdit.addEdit(javax.swing.undo.UndoableEdit)
public void end()
UndoManager
into a normal
CompoundEdit
. This removes all edits that have
been undone.end
in class CompoundEdit
CompoundEdit.end()
public String getUndoOrRedoPresentationName()
getUndoPresentationName
or
getRedoPresentationName
. If the index of the next
edit equals the size of the edits list,
getUndoPresentationName
is returned, otherwise
getRedoPresentationName
is returned.public String getUndoPresentationName()
end
has been invoked this calls into super.
Otherwise if there are edits to be undone, this returns
the value from the next significant edit that will be undone.
If there are no edits to be undone and end
has not
been invoked this returns the value from the UIManager
property "AbstractUndoableEdit.undoText".getUndoPresentationName
in interface UndoableEdit
getUndoPresentationName
in class CompoundEdit
undo()
,
CompoundEdit.getUndoPresentationName()
public String getRedoPresentationName()
end
has been invoked this calls into super.
Otherwise if there are edits to be redone, this returns
the value from the next significant edit that will be redone.
If there are no edits to be redone and end
has not
been invoked this returns the value from the UIManager
property "AbstractUndoableEdit.redoText".getRedoPresentationName
in interface UndoableEdit
getRedoPresentationName
in class CompoundEdit
redo()
,
CompoundEdit.getRedoPresentationName()
public void undoableEditHappened(UndoableEditEvent e)
UndoableEditListener
method. This invokes
addEdit
with e.getEdit()
.undoableEditHappened
in interface UndoableEditListener
e
- the UndoableEditEvent
the
UndoableEditEvent
will be added fromaddEdit(javax.swing.undo.UndoableEdit)
public String toString()
toString
in class CompoundEdit
Submit a bug or feature
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I don't know how to phrase this but let's give it a go...
I now have a small sketch that is publishing values via RFM69 to the emonPi.
I have the following definition...
[[27]]
nodename = AKO-15722
firmware = modbus1
hardware = ako-15722
[[[rx]]]
names = t1,t2,t3,t4,t5,t6,t7,t8,t9,t10
datacode = h
scales = 0.1,0.1,0.1,0.1,0.1,0.1,0.1,0.1,0.1,0.1,
units = C,C,C,C,C,C,C,C,C,C
and on the client side I am populating...
typedef struct { // RFM12B RF payload datastructure
int temp[10];
} Payload;
So far so good. I can send temperature values back, sending actual measurement * 10 which is perfect as that's what I receive from the datalogger.
However, Currently I have only 2 out of the 10 probes configured and hence I have good measurements for temp[0] and temp[1] but the others have bogus values.
Is it possible to indicate somehow that a value is missing on the client? I guess I need a magic number?
At the moment I send a non-sense value 1200C but really I want a way of indicating if a value is present rather than a silly value. Zero definitely isn't a good value since that might be an actual good value.
Is there a way of indicating nulls?
Thanks in advance
Nivag
Re: Publishing to EmonPi: Missing Values
using an out of scope value is the bast way to do what you ask. If the value isn't numeric it causes other issues and as you say zero is not a solution. we use 300 as an out of scope value but 1200 is fine
In emoncms if you do something like minus 1200 => allow negative => add 1200 => log to feed, it will prevent any out of scope values being recorded so in a fixed interval feed you will get "null" datapoints between valid values.
Paul
Re: Publishing to EmonPi: Missing Values
Hi Paul
That sounds very promising.
>>> In emoncms if you do something like minus 1200 => allow negative => add 1200 => log to feed, it will prevent any out of scope values being recorded so in a fixed interval feed you will get "null" datapoints between valid values.
I'm sorry I'm a newbie. Where in EmonCMS do you put rules like that?
Thanks
Nivag
Re: Publishing to EmonPi: Missing Values
Input processing.
Any data coming into emoncms via the input or node modules (pages) needs saving to feeds. the "edit" icon on the far right of each input opens a processing list. That list could be a simple single "log to feed" to save the data. But you can also perform various other processing functions depending on version.
Paul
Re: Publishing to EmonPi: Missing Values
Perfect.
I wasn't aware of that.
Thanks


This class is used to interact with Adobe Target servers. An object of this
class can be created using either the createTargetLocationRequest
or the
createTargetOrderConfirmRequest
function.
The name of the target location.
The default content that should be returned if the request fails.
The parameters to be attached to the request.


[gecode-users] Reified Distinct Constraint
Max
chaosangel at gmx.de
Tue Feb 17 10:32:24 CET 2009
Thank you for the quick answer.
Is this feature planned for the release of GeCode3.0?
I just found a mail in the archive of somebody requesting the same feature.
Currently i do use O(n^2) constraints for this, but i wanted to show
that i can transform it into a constant number of rules.
Thats why i would need the reified version.
Max
Christian Schulte wrote:
> No, there is no reified version. The best you can do at emulating is use
> excessive reification: Create O(n^2) reified disequality constraints for all
> variable-variable pairs, and then the reified control variable is the
> conjunction of all the control variables from the disequalities. As said,
> not very good.
>
> Christian
>
> --
> Christian Schulte, www.it.kth.se/~cschulte/
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: users-bounces at gecode.org [mailto:users-bounces at gecode.org] On Behalf
> Of Max Ostrowski
> Sent: Monday, February 16, 2009 2:21 PM
> To: gecode list
> Subject: [gecode-users] Reified Distinct Constraint
>
> I just found the distinct constraint, that hopefully makes all variables
> distinct. This could greatly reduce the number of constraints, as i am
> translating from a logic program.
> But i would need a reified version of the distinct constraint.
> I there any or can i at least emulate thie behaviour?
>
> Thank you in advance,
> Max
>
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Man Utd boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer 'makes Erling Braut Haaland transfer decision'
Norwegian youngster Erling Braut Haaland is being watched by a host of top clubs - but Man Utd boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is reportedly ready to make his move
by Rich Jones, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/rich-jones/Manchester United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has reportedly decided he wants to sign Erling Braut Haaland.
The Norwegian striker has been a revelation at Red Bull Salzburg this season, scoring seven Champions League goals already this season amongst 26 goals in 18 games in all competitions.
Haaland's form has put top European clubs on red-alert - and Norwegian newspaper Dagbladet says United are now ready to pull the trigger and make their move for the teenager.
Solskjaer is said to have put around the message that he wants a reunion with his former Molde striker at Old Trafford, with a move likely to materialise next summer.
United are in the market for attacking reinforcements in January after the departures of Romelu Lukaku and Alexis Sanchez in January.
Mario Mandzukic is said to be close to a move as a short-term solution, but Haaland could be a key signing in the long-term.
He is likely to remain at Salzburg until the end of the season having settled in Austria and with the club chasing several pieces of silverware.
But he has already been named a key target by Solskjaer, who has outlined what he believes his worth to be to club bosses to put the wheels in motion for negotiations to begin.
Haaland is also believed to recognise a full pre-season could give him the best opportunity to successfully adapt to the demands of the Premier League next season.
He recently outlined the impact of Solskjaer on his early career as he ponders a reunion with the man who handed him his senior debut.

"He won the Champions League and was an incredibly good player. He has taught me a lot."


HPLocationManager Class Reference
| Inherits from | NSObject |
| Conforms to | CLLocationManagerDelegate |
| Declared in | HPLocationManager.h HPLocationManager.m |
Overview
A custom location manager for determining user coordinates
This is a light wrapper around CLLocationManager that adds some caching capabilities and intelligence to the way location results are reported. At a very basic level, HPLocationManager allows different parts of a single app to use the same location requests and get the most accurate data possible without having to wait for too long. It also follows a graceful degradation routine in order to fetch the most accurate location in as little time as possible.
Tasks
-
updateContinuously
Update location continuously
property -
desiredAccuracy
Desired accuracy for the location requests
property -
+ sharedManager
Returns the shared instance of the location manager
-
– refreshLocation
Refreshes the location cache without a completion block
-
– cancelLocationQuery
Cancels all ongoing location queries
-
– getLocationWithExecutionBlock:
Refreshes the location cache and calls the execution block when done
Properties
desiredAccuracy
Desired accuracy for the location requests
@property (nonatomic, assign) CLLocationAccuracy desiredAccuracy
Discussion
Desired accuracy for the location requests
This value will be passed directly to the CLLocationManager instance for the accuracy option. By default it’s kCLLocationAccuracyNearestTenMeters.
Declared In
HPLocationManager.h
updateContinuously
Update location continuously
@property (nonatomic, assign, getter=isUpdatingContinuously) BOOL updateContinuously
Discussion
Update location continuously
If this flag is set to YES, location manager will never stop receiving new location updates. By default it’s NO.
Declared In
HPLocationManager.h
Class Methods
sharedManager
Returns the shared instance of the location manager
+ (HPLocationManager *)sharedManager
Return Value
HPLocationManager shared instance
Discussion
Returns the shared instance of the location manager
You should always use this method and never instantiate the manager yourself.
Declared In
HPLocationManager.h
Instance Methods
cancelLocationQuery
Cancels all ongoing location queries
- (void)cancelLocationQuery
Discussion
Cancels all ongoing location queries
Declared In
HPLocationManager.h
getLocationWithExecutionBlock:
Refreshes the location cache and calls the execution block when done
- (void)getLocationWithExecutionBlock:(void ( ^ ) ( CLLocation *, NSError *))block
Parameters
- block
Execution block that will get called when the query is done
Discussion
Refreshes the location cache and calls the execution block when done
Declared In
HPLocationManager.h


California Chrome’s new owner: ‘We promise to take care of him’
by HRN StaffKeisuke Onishi, head of Japan’s JS Company that recently announced it had purchased California Chrome, knew well of the two-time Horse of the Year’s popularity when executing the deal.
In a World Horse Racing video feature published Friday, he also noted that the news shut down his company’s website for hours given the crush of clicks.
Much of that may have stemmed from Japanese curiosity in an American dirt champion making his way overseas. But this horse has always had his “Chromies,” too, and there was concern from them about the 2014 Kentucky Derby winner leaving his Kentucky home as a Taylor Made stallion.
“Please don’t be afraid of his next career here because we promise to take care of him very deeply,” Onishi said in the video.
California Chrome, Onishi added, will quarantine in December and is expected to arrive in Japan after the new year. By the end of January, he’ll have settled in at Arrow Stud which stands, among others, Lani, who ran in all three legs of the 2016 Triple Crown series.
Japan will also be the new home next year to likely Horse of the Year Bricks and Mortar as well as Animal Kingdom who, like California Chrome, won the Kentucky Derby and Dubai World Cup.
Onishi’s interview was published five years to the day that California Chrome scored another of his career-defining victories, winning on the turf in the Hollywood Derby (G1) at Del Mar. Given wins over multiple surfaces, “There is very big support for him,” Onishi said.
California Chrome is expected to cover 120-130 mares next season, a number of them with the great Sunday Silence in their blood. It will coincide with his first 2-year-old runners heading to the races in the U.S.
“He’s just the horse we wanted,” Onishi said. “We are really happy to import such a good horse — a special horse. A big name — he’s a special horse.”


If we were to view the relationship between HTML and CSS as a tree, HTML would be the parts that make up the tree, in their most basic form. A trunk, some branches, roots, leaves and flowers. CSS arranges these parts and alters their appearance. It adds colour to the flowers so bees can find them easier, arranges the leaves for maximum sunlight exposure, determines the patterns in the bark. HTML gives us the bits and pieces, and CSS gives us the ability to style them, both for practicality and aesthetic.
It's the middle of winter, but your friend somehow convinced you to go camping. It was perhaps the wrong idea. Your cold little toes are rapidly losing feeling and you're in desperate need of some steamy tomato soup. This calls for fire. You find a nice place to set up camp, and there's a fallen tree nearby that you could possibly use as firewood. Let's decide the course of action.
A control flow allows us to decide on a single course of action depending on several different factors. In this example, we will only fall back on hunting for kindling if we have no way to chop up the fallen tree.
Meanwhile, loops create instructions to repeat the same set of actions several times in a row. In JavaScript, we can choose between for loops, while loops and do... while loops. Here is how these loops could work in our camping situation.
DOM stands for Document Object Model, which represents each component of the HTML document as an object so that JavaScript, an object-oriented language, can interact with it. Luckily for me, the DOM is pretty much a tree diagram, and thus my thematic consistency for this week is preserved.
In reality, the DOM is crazy complex and contains an object (called a node) for every tiny piece of information in the HTML document. It contains more information than we could every really need, but this simplified version gives us an idea of what it looks like.
Every element is a child, grandchild, great-grandchild... etc. of the document object. An element can have any number of children, but only ever has one parent (finally, the asexual representation we all needed.)
One way for JavaScript to access an element in the DOM is through IDs. In my HTML file, I could give an img element an id of tree, and then access it in JavaScript with document.getElementById('tree'). From there I can manipulate or make my image interactive.
Both arrays and objects are types of special variables that contain collections of information, rather than just one piece of data. However, arrays are an (ordered) list of data points stored in a single variable, while an object should representation a 'thing' that has various characterisitics (known as properties).
On the left is an array, which contains a list of information inside the single variable treeBreeds.
On the right is an object, which contains information about the many properties of myTree.
Note that I can have an object within my array, and an array within my object (and on and on...)
Data in arrays is accessed with zero-indexing, which means that each piece of data in the array is numbered, starting from 0. As shown in the image, treeBreeds[1] correlates to 'Blue Gum'.
Meanwhile, objects are accessed by calling the key for the property we want the information from, which can be done using either dot notation or bracket notation. Note that the dot notation was simply myTree.heightInMeters, but when using bracket notation you must put the property name in quote marks, i.e. myTree['breed'].
We can put this together to call the information from within the nested objects/arrays. Returning treeBreeds[2].Magnolia.talents will return 'pretty flowers' from my array.
Functions are used for code we wish to repeat. We create the code for a specific task, assign that code to a function name (adding optional parameters), and then we call that function name (with arguments if necessary) whenever we want to use that set of code. This saves us from repeating code unnecessarily.
This function will test if someone isATreehugger and return a statement about them when passed the person's Name and if they careAboutClimateChange. Therefore, calling isATreehugger(true, Laché) would return "Yes, Laché is a treehugger, and should be proud of it."
(sidenote: Laché is also a peoplehugger - please beware.)


Ma'di (SIL) keyboard is designed based on the new orthography of Ma'di language spoken in South Sudan and Uganda.
This keyboard is similar to the English (US) keyboard, except the way to type out the below dot and tone marks on the vowels.
Note: The glottal stop character is on the normal single quote key '. For example: ã'ụ́ (chicken), type A + Shift ` + ' + U + . + /.
To get a vowel with a tone mark and a below dot, type a vowel with the tone mark and then type the below dot, i.e. A + / + . ⇒ ạ́. Or type a vowel with a dot below and then a tone mark, i.e. A + . + / ⇒ ạ́.
There is also a way to cycle through all vowels with the tone marks. Type a vowel and then press X or ShiftX
once to get the vowel with a COMBINING ACUTE ACCENT (◌́), twice to get the vowel with COMBINING CIRCUMFLEXACCENT (◌̂) and thrice to get the vowel with COMBINING TILDE (◌̃).\ + . output the sentence final punctuation mark -- full stop. You can also rotate through to pick your desired output by pressing the period key again and again.
Press and hold on a key with a little dot on the top right corner of the key to reveal more keys, then roll over to the key you like.
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