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Story: The adhesive substance (|kwae) used in arrowmaking and its preparation for use
The adhesive substance (|kwae) used in arrowmaking and its preparation for use
Title
The adhesive substance (|kwae) used in arrowmaking and its preparation for use
Collection
Summary
Arrow making, and Arrow poisoning. By /han≠kass’o (L VIII.-26. 8293-8302, 8315-8334). Two kinds of Arrow. (L VIII.-10. 6923 rev. and 6924 rev., note). Arrow heads, etc. (L VIII.-1. 6086 and 6087). Description of the spur, or barblet, sometimes added to the Arrow shaft by Bushmen. (L VIII.-31. 8770–8773, and 8767 rev., note). The adhesive substance used by Bushmen is making Arrows. Preparation thereof. (L VIII.-1. 6088-6091). The marking of Arrows. (L VIII.-26. 8289-8392). Arrow Bags. (L VIII. 30. 8663 rev., note). The making of |kwae – a milky juice from a pumpkin-like poisonous plant which is used to secure arrow-heads.
Comments
1) p.6090v: |han≠kass'o imitates the rolling up of this substance upon a Driedoorn stick, 2) see also Arrowheads, 3) This story is found in Book VIII-1
Contributors
|han≠kass'o (Klein Jantje) (VIII)
Date
January 1878
Categories
Artefact and dress, Custom and daily life, Plants and animals
Keywords
arrow (arrowhead) , arrow (and ||kuanni juice) , arrow (and the |kwae substance used for securing arrowheads) , arrow (the adhesive substance called |kwae used in arrowmaking) , |kwae (the adhesive substance used in arrowmaking) , |kwae (like milk) , |kwae (preparation of) , substance (adhesive, called |kwae used in arrowmaking) , substance (preparation of) , names (of substances used in arrowmaking) , names (the adhesive substance called |kwae) , names (of poisonous plant, the ||kuanni) , plant (poisonous) , plant (name of) , plant (the ||kuanni) , plant (and the adhesive substance called |kwae used in arrowmaking) , poison (the juice of the ||kuanni) , poison (and the adhesive substance called |kwae used in arrowmaking) , poison (preparation of) , arrowheads (the adhesive substance called |kwae used for securing) , arrowheads (and arrowmaking)
Story Pages
6088-6091


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by James Charles FoordSummary
- Unilever provides a safe investment with a reasonable dividend.
- With correction fears in the air, this consumer staple is increasingly more attractive.
- Furthermore, there is much room for Unilever to grow in developing markets.
Thesis Summary
The Unilever Group (UL) is a solid company with consistent and diversified revenue streams that will hold up well during an economic downturn. Furthermore, the business has ample room to grow in emerging markets, which we will try to quantify in this article.
In my opinion, the company is fairly valued at around $60. anything south of this would represent a good buying opportunity. With little downside and some potential for growth, Unilever offers a safe return with some interesting potential.
Unilever seems fairly priced
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Source: Morningstar.com
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Of course, it is best to put these numbers into context, so let’s analyze UL together with the competition; The Procter and Gamble Company(PG) and Colgate-Palmolive Company (CL)
| UL | CL | PG | |
| P/E Non-GAAP (FWD) | 20,41 | 23,46 | 24,44 |
| EV/Sales (TTM) | 3,17 | 4,2 | 4,7 |
| Price/Cash Flow (TTM) | 21,23 | 18,8 | 18,97 |
Data Source: SA
Again, we can see UL trades at significantly lower P/E and EV/Sales. The cash-flow ratio is somewhat higher but this shouldn’t be a reason for concern since Unilver has a great track record of increasing FCF since 2015.
UL is more profitable.
While on the surface companies like UL, CL and PG are fairly similar, I do think there is one thing that sets Unilever a part, and that is higher profitability.
Ul has always commanded higher-margins, and in fact, has become more profitable over the last 10 years.
Source: SA
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| UL | CL | PG | |
| EBIT Margin | 24.81% | 22.90% | 21.89% |
| EBITDA 3 Year (OTCPK:CAGR) | 16.60% | -2.53% | 1.13% |
| Net Income Margin | 18.45% | 15.04% | 6.24% |
Source: SA
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Source: Morningstar.com
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The most compelling argument to buy UL is its potential for growth in emerging markets, which I believe can more than offset the slowdown in Europe and the U.S.
Source: Q3 results presentation
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Source: Ourworldindata.org
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Conclusion
As mentioned above, my rating for Unilever at the moment is Hold. At $55 or below, I would consider increasing the position. Unilever has piqued my interest because of its defensive nature. With investors uncertain about the near future of the market, UL offers an opportunity to get a decent return and mitigate risk.
Disclosure: I/we have no positions in any stocks mentioned, and no plans to initiate any positions within the next 72 hours. I wrote this article myself, and it expresses my own opinions. I am not receiving compensation for it (other than from Seeking Alpha). I have no business relationship with any company whose stock is mentioned in this article.


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SSE Server
Here is a basic example of an SSE server in Go using the eventsource package:
// sse_server.go
package main
import (
"fmt"
"net/http"
"strconv"
"time"
"github.com/bernerdschaefer/eventsource"
)
func main() {
es := eventsource.Handler(func(lastID string, e *eventsource.Encoder, stop <-chan bool) {
var id int64
for {
select {
case <-time.After(3 * time.Second):
fmt.Println("sending event...")
id += 1
e.Encode(eventsource.Event{ID: strconv.FormatInt(id, 10),
Type: "add",
Data: []byte("some data")})
case <-stop:
return
}
}
})
http.HandleFunc("/events", func(w http.ResponseWriter, r *http.Request) {
w.Header().Set("Content-Type", "text/event-stream")
w.Header().Set("Cache-Control", "no-cache")
w.Header().Set("Connection", "keep-alive")
es.ServeHTTP(w, r)
})
if e := http.ListenAndServe(":9090", nil); e != nil {
fmt.Println(e)
}
}
The above code sets up an endpoint /events and pushes events to clients every three seconds.
Start the server:
$ go run sse_server.go
SSE Client
To view events pushed by the server, we will use the excellent HTTPie tool:
$ http --stream http://localhost:9090/events
HTTP/1.1 200 OK
Cache-Control: no-cache
Connection: keep-alive
Content-Type: text/event-stream
Transfer-Encoding: chunked
Vary: Accept
id: 1
event: add
data: some data
id: 2
event: add
data: some data
id: 3
event: add
data: some data
An example using HTML/Javascript:
<!DOCTYPE html lang="en">

Getting server updates

Save the above code into file sse_client.html, and then open it in your web browser.
you will see the event “some data” being output on the page, if you check the console you will see much more detailed information about the events:
add { target: EventSource, isTrusted: true, data: "some data", origin: "http://localhost:9090", lastEventId: "1", ports: Restricted, srcElement: EventSource, currentTarget: EventSource, eventPhase: 2, bubbles: false, … }
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Narragansett Lager
Given the right context and setting, most beers—even ones that aren't good—can be enjoyable. Narragansett Brewing's flagship lager is no exception. This American-style lager is a fine complement to a summer day spent eating seafood in a New England coastal town.
I love how these brewing companies try to dress up the description of an otherwise bland product, which, spoiler alert, ‘Gansett most definitely is. Narragansett's "secret blend of Pacific Northwest hops" imparts an IBU of 12 (for comparison, most hoppy IPAs clock in north of 50 IBUs). An IBU of 12 means that they aren't using many hops at all.
Beyond that, nearly all the hops grown in America come from the Pacific Northwest, and there aren't all that many different varieties — especially ones you'd use in an American-style lager. I'd guess that "secret blend" amounts to a handful of two different hops.
Oh, and the corn from Iowa. Someone who doesn't know how beer is brewed might read that and think, "Oooohh, Iowa corn. Good stuff, that." No one would notice if tomorrow Narragansett started using corn from Nebraska. The truth is that they use corn instead of malt because corn is a cheaper source of sugar. In theory, a brewery would want to hide any ingredient other than barley, water, hops, or yeast. Marketing copywriters are evil like that.
The beer's current tagline, "Made on Honor, Sold on Merit", dates back to around 1910, though. And like all good taglines it only makes sense if you don't think about it too hard. Narragansett lager, like most of its American lager kin, is likewise best enjoyed when you don't think too hard about it. I wouldn't say it's interesting enough to make any extra effort to track down, but it's definitely worth seeking out the next time you're on the New England coast.


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One student has 5 exams in the first semester. He/She enters the grades as input. The professor told the students that for passing the first semester they must have average of 8. The student needs to know whether they have passed the semester or not. Alert on screen if the student passed or not!
Write a JavaScript program to check two given numbers entered as input and return true if one of the number is greater than 30 or if their sum is 50.
Make sure to use a function for the check that accepts the numbers as parameters!
Write a JavaScript program to check whether a number is divisible by 3.
Make sure to use a function for the check that accepts the number as parameter!
Write a JavaScript program that gets a string as input. If the string begins with a vowel (a, e, i, o, u) add the string "Hit" at the beginning and end of the entered string. If not, print the entered string.
Make sure to use a function that returns the string that needs to be inspected!
Write a JavaScript program that gets a string as input. If the string ends with "na", print "Hit", else print "No hit".
Make sure to use a function that returns the string that needs to be inspected!
Write a Javascript program that takes a grade as input. If the grade is A print "Excellent job!", if the grade is B print "Good job!", if the grade is C print "Passed", if the grade is D print "Not so good!", if the grade is F print "Failed!". In any other case print "Unknown grade!".
Note: Try not to use if-else statements. Use another structure.
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operating mechanism is held ON is known as what type of circuit breaker?
1. Standard 2. Emergency 3. Trip free 4. Nontrip free
2-56. What type of circuit breaker can be overridden if the operating mechanism is held ON?
1. Standard 2. Emergency 3. Trip free 4. Nontrip free
2-57. Which of the following is NOT a time- delay rating for a circuit breaker?
1. Long 2. Short 3. Standard 4. Instantaneous
2-58. Selective tripping is used to cause which of the following circuit breakers to trip when there is an overload?
1. The least expensive 2. The most accessible 3. The smallest current rating 4. The closest to the fault
2-59. Selective tripping is used to accomplish which of the following purposes?
1. To reduce wear and tear on circuit
breakers 2. To isolate a faulty circuit without
affecting other circuits 3. To simplify the task of resetting the
circuit breaker 4. To enable the application of power to
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Figure 2-D.—Power distribution system using
selective tripping.
IN ANSWERING QUESTIONS 2-60 THROUGH 2-62, REFER TO FIGURE 2-D. 2-60. Which of the following circuit breakers
should have a long time delay?
1. CB1 2. CB2 3. CB3 4. CB4
2-61. Which of the following circuit breakers should have a short time delay?
1. CB1 2. CB2 3. CB5 4. CB4
2-62. Which of the following circuit breakers should have an instantaneous time delay?
1. CB1 2. CB2 3. CB3 4. CB4
2-63. The following actions must be taken prior to working on a circuit breaker. Arrange these items in the proper sequence, then select the choice below that lists the events in the proper sequence.
A. Tag the power switch B. Obtain the approval of the
electrical officer C. Remove power to the circuit
breaker D. Check the applicable technical
1. A, B, C, D 2. C, B, D, A 3. D, B, C, A 4. B, A, D, C
2-64. Which of the following items is NOT
checked during maintenance on a circuit breaker?
1. Input power voltage 2. Operating mechanism smoothness 3. Terminal tightness and corrosion 4. Contact surfaces for pitting
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Textbook assignment: Chapter 3, “Circuit Control Devices,” pages 3-1 through 3-73. _________________________________________________________________________________
3-1. Circuit control devices should NOT be used for which of the following reasons?
1. To adjust the power level of a device 2. To remove power from a
malfunctioning device 3. To apply power to a device when
work is completed on it 4. To select the function or circuit
3-2. Which of the following are types of circuit control devices?
1. Relays 2. Switches 3. Solenoids 4. All of the above
IN ANSWERING QUESTIONS 3-3 THROUGH 3-5, MATCH THE SCHEMATIC SYMBOL SHOWN IN COLUMN B TO THE DEVICE LISTED IN COLUMN A.
3-6. Which of the following is a manual switch?
1. A light switch 2. A limit switch 3. A thermostat 4. A distributor
3-7. Which of the following is an automatic switch?
1. An ignition switch on a motor
vehicle 2. A switch that turns on a light in a
refrigerator 3. A channel selector on a television 4. A dial or push button on a telephone
3-8. Control or selection of one or more circuits is a function of which of the following switches?
1. A manual switch 2. An automatic switch 3. A multicontact switch 4.
IN ANSWERING QUESTIONS 3-9 THROUGH 3-15, REFER TO FIGURE 3-A. SELECT THE SYMBOL THAT REPRESENTS THE TYPE OF SWITCH STATED IN EACH QUESTION.
3-9. A single-pole, double-throw switch.
1. A 2. B 3. C 4. D
3-10. A double-pole, double-throw switch.
1. B 2. E 3. G 4. H
3-11. A single-pole, four-throw switch.
1. B 2. D 3. F 4. H
3-12. A double-pole, single-throw switch.
1. B 2. C 3. E 4. H
3-13. A single-pole, single-throw switch.
1. A 2. B 3. C 4. D
3-14. A three-pole, double-throw switch.
1. E 2. F 3. G 4. H
3-15. A single-pole, triple-throw switch.
1. B 2. D 3. E 4. G
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Figure 3-B.—Switch schematics.
IN ANSWERING QUESTIONS 3-16 THROUGH 3-24, REFER TO FIGURE 3-B. SELECT THE SYMBOL THAT REPRESENTS THE TYPE OF SWITCH STATED IN EACH QUESTION. 3-16. A single-pole, single-throw, double-
break switch.
1. A 2. C 3. D 4. E
3-17. A double-pole, single-throw, double-
break switch.
1. F 2. H 3. I 4. J
3-18. A single-pole, double-throw, single- break switch.
1. A 2. D 3. E 4. F
3-19. A single-pole, double-throw, double- break switch.
1. E 2. F 3. H 4. I
3-20. A double-pole, single-throw, single- break switch.
1. E 2. H 3. I 4. J
3-21. A double-pole, double-throw, double- break switch.
1. B 2. F 3. H 4. I
3-22. A double-pole, double-throw, single- break switch.
1. F 2. H 3. I 4. J
3-23. A rotary switch.
1. C 2. D 3. H 4. I
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3-24. A wafer switch.
1. D 2. E 3. G 4. H
3-25. A switch actuator is described by which of the following terms?
1. Momentary 2. Two-position 3. Toggle 4. Four-position
3-26. What is the maximum number of different single-pole, single throw switch positions possible?
1. One 2. Two 3. Three 4. Four
3-27. What is the maximum number of
different single-pole, double throw switch positions possible?
1. One 2. Two 3. Three 4. Four
3-28. Control of a circuit requiring a temporary actuation signal is provided by which of the following switches?
1. Momentary 2. Locked-in 3. Locked-out 4. Rotary
3-29. To guard against the accidental actuation of a circuit, which of the following types of switches are used?
1. Momentary 2. Locked-in 3. Locked-out 4. Rotary
3-30. To guard against the accidental turning off of a circuit, which of the following types of switches are used?
1. Momentary 2. Locked-in 3. Locked-out 4. Rotary
3-31. What is the common name for a accurate
snap-acting switch?
1. Maxiswitch 2. Multiswitch 3. Miniswitch 4. Microswitch
3-32. Designation of switch current rating is based on which of the following current values?
1. Maximum 2. Minimum 3. Nominal 4. Average
3-33. Designation of switch voltage rating is based on which of the following voltage values?
1. Maximum 2. Minimum 3. Nominal 4. Average
3-34. Checking a switch with the circuit power NOT applied is accomplished by using which of the following meters?
1. Wattmeter 2. Frequency meter 3. Temperature meter 4. Ohmmeter
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3-35. Checking a switch with the power applied is accomplished by using which of the following meters?
1. Megger 2. Ohmmeter 3. Wattmeter 4. Voltmeter
Figure 3-C.—Switch replacement problem.
IN ANSWERING QUESTIONS 3-36 THROUGH 3-45, REFER TO FIGURE 3-C. 3-36. What switch is the best substitute?
1. C 2. F 3. G 4. H
3-37. What switch is the second best substitute?
1. C 2. F 3. G 4. H
3-38. Which of the following switches is unacceptable because of the number of poles? 1. A 2. D 3. F 4. G
3-39. Which of the following switches is unacceptable because of the number of throws?
1. A 2. B 3. D 4. E
3-40. Which of the following switches is unacceptable because of the number of breaks?
1. A 2. C 3. E 4. G
3-41. Which of the following switches is
unacceptable because of the number of positions?
1. C 2. D 3. E 4. F
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3-42. Which of the following switches is unacceptable because of the momentary position?
1. C 2. F 3. G 4. H
3-43. Which of the following switches has the
wrong locked position?
1. B 2. D 3. F 4. G
3-44. Which of the following switches has an unacceptable voltage rating?
1. B 2. D 3. E 4. F
3-45. Which of the following switches has an unacceptable current rating?
1. B 2. C 3. D 4. F
3-46. When you perform preventive maintenance on a switch, which of the following items should be checked?
1. The terminals for corrosion 2. The physical condition of the switch 3. The switch operation for smooth and
correct operation 4. All of the above
3-47. A solenoid is based upon which of the following principles?
1. A bimetallic strip bends when it is
heated 2. A thermocouple produces a current
when heated 3. A coil attracts a soft iron core when
current flows in the coil 4. A soft iron core moving in a
3-48. A solenoid is commonly used in which of the following devices?
1. A fuel quantity indicating system 2. A shipboard lighting system 3. A sound-powered telephone system 4. A starter for a motor vehicle
3-49. If a solenoid is not operating properly,
which of the following items need NOT be checked? 1. Coil 2. Armature 3. Plunger 4. Energizing voltage
IN ANSWERING QUESTIONS 3-50 THROUGH 3-54, MATCH THE DEVICE(S) LISTED IN COLUMN B TO THE STATEMENTS IN COLUMN A. THE DEVICES IN COLUMN B MAY BE USED MORE THAN ONCE.
A. STATEMENTS
B. DEVICES
3-50. An electromagnetic device
1. A switch only
3-51. A device with a movable plunger
2. A solenoid only
3-52. A device with a fixed core
3. A relay only
3-53. A device classified as power or control
4. A relay and a solenoid
3-54. A device containing an armature
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3-55. If a relay is hermetically sealed with an opaque cover, which of the following methods should be used to determine whether the relay is operating?
1. Shake the relay and listen for loose
parts 2. Place your finger on the cover and
feel the relay contact movement 3. Remove the cover and visually
4. Activate the relay and observe whether a metal object is attracted by the magnetic field
3-56. If a relay is NOT operating properly,
which of the following items need NOT be checked?
1. The armature resistance 2. The terminal leads 3. The contact surfaces 4. The contact spacing
3-57. What should be used to clean the contacts of a relay?
1. Sandpaper 2. Emery cloth 3. A jeweler's file 4. A burnishing tool
3-58. What should be used to adjust contact clearances on a relay?
1. A point bender 2. A burnishing tool 3. A pair of pliers 4. A pair of hemostats


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Located across from the Hilton Hotel, the eatery offers expansive views over one of the city’s main streets from its top-floor dining area, which coupled with its slow, low music creates a romantic atmosphere.
And for customers not wanting a full meal, there is a relaxing seating area for coffee and desserts.
Amara Terrace’s menu is characterized by its oriental, European and international dishes, and includes vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free options.
It is a restaurant that never disappoints; our favorite platter was fettuccini, with a balance of spices offering a true flavor of Italy.
Staff are attentive and professional, and quick to give informed menu suggestions on a range of delicious dishes.


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European Job Days
If you are unemployed, looking for a new challenge or can’t find the skills you need for your company the
European Job Days could be for you. Onsite or online, these Europe-wide recruitment fairs match jobseekers with
employers in other European countries. Participants also get practical advice about living and working
abroad.
Hundreds of Job Days take place each year in 32 countries. Employers get access to thousands of CVs for
free whilst jobseekers get to apply for jobs across Europe in a variety of sectors – from medicine to tourism.
Whether
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If you have one suit, make it a navy suit. It’s conservative, dressy, and easy to accessorize for festivity; and if you ever find the need to dress-up jeans or khakis, just wear the suit jacket by itself and voila – a navy blazer!
This is the argument frequently used to justify a navy “first suit.” It’s not wrong, but not every navy suit can be worn “broken down.”
The cardinal rule of navy sport coats is that they should absolutely not look like a lone suit jacket. After all, any sport jacket-involving ensemble should appear coherent, rather than giving the impression that you meant to wear a suit but forgot the pants. Since casual pants tends to be textured, sometimes even “rugged,” the jacket should likewise be rougher, at minimum matte. For a navy suit to be look good when as an odd jacket, it must pass for sport coat. In other word, it shouldn’t look much like a suit.
Subsequently, some have drafted suggestions accordingly that first-time suit buyers find an especially casual blue suit – essentially a blazer with “normal” buttons and matching pants – as to enable splitting. I disagree. The problem with this approach is that the best “blazer suits” aren’t great “first suits,” let alone “only suits.”
Take the Havana navy suit from Suitsupply, for example. While the fact that it has matching jackets and pants as well as buttons that aren’t metal makes it a “suit” by technicality, it is nonetheless casual. The soft shoulder construction, shorter jacket length, and patch pockets – all the features which give the suit the casual twist that helps it look “casual” as a sport coat – make it inappropriate for conservative attire (think wedding, funeral, interview, board room meeting, etc.). If you only own one suit, then I assume it is because you have no reason to wear it other than those rare occasions requiring formality. The supposed versatility of the Havana would thus be completely irrelevant.
Instead, my suggestion would be to seek the middle ground between blazer and suit. Get a suit in a solid, medium shade of navy (i.e., won’t pass for black, but getting there) with a slight texture (hopsack is good; avoid sharkskin because it “sheens” and looks out of place without matching pants). As for styling, look for a classic two-button with vents and flap pockets, and make sure that the shoulder padding is light and not overly stuffed.
This configuration would give you a decently versatile suit, acceptable for formal occasions; with a jacket that can pass as a blazer when worn with jeans, khakis, or other slacks. Now, if I had a choice between one amazing suit like this and a decent suit and a blazer, at the same price, I’d go for the suit and blazer. But, if you have a budget and could only choose one, consider buying a navy suit that is ready to be split.
Cover: A navy pinstripe suit from SuitSupply (source). Don’t ever wear this as a sportcoat.


The
pmake
program comes with a wide variety of flags to choose from. They must be passed in the following order: flags (if any), variable assignments (if any), target (if any).
pmake [flags] [variables] [target]
The flags are as follows:
pmake
to print out debugging information that may prove useful to you. The info parameter is a string of single characters that tell
pmake
what aspects you are interested in. Most of these options will make little sense to you unless you've dealt with Make before. Just remember where this table is and come back to it as you read on. The characters and the information they produce are as follows:Of these, the "m" and "s" flags will be most useful.
pmake
uses the standard input. This is useful for making "quick and dirty" makefiles.
pmake
accepts. It can also be used to find out what level of concurrence was compiled into the version of
pmake
you are using (look at -J and -L) and various other information on how
pmake
is configured.
pmake
will ignore non-zero status returned by any of its shells. It's like placing a "-" before all the commands in the makefile.
pmake
to continue when it sees an error, but unlike -i where
pmake
continues blithely as if nothing went wrong, -k causes it to recognize the error and only continue work on those things that don't depend on the target, either directly or indirectly (through depending on something that depends on it), whose creation returned the error. (The "k" is for "keep going".)
pmake
not to execute the commands needed to update the out-of-date targets in the makefile. Rather,
pmake
will simply print the commands it would have executed and exit. This is particularly useful for checking the correctness of a makefile. If
pmake
doesn't do what you expect it to, it's a good chance the makefile is wrong.
pmake
. This causes
pmake
to print its input in a reasonable form, though not necessarily one that would make immediate sense to anyone but a
pmake
expert. The
number
is a bitwise-or of 1 and 2 where 1 means it should print the input before doing any processing and 2 says it should print it after everything has been re-created. Thus "-p 3"would print it twice--once before processing and once after (you might find the difference between the two interesting).
pmake
this flag, it will not try to re-create anything. It will just query to see if anything is out-of-date and exit non-zero if so.
pmake
, preventing it from printing commands before they're executed. It is the equivalent of putting an "@" before every command in the makefile.
pmake
will simply "touch" it so as to make it appear up-to-date. If the target didn't exist before, it will when
pmake
finishes, but if the target did exist, it will appear to have been updated.
pmake
another place to search for included makefiles.
pmake
's warnings. Note that tools which
pmake
invokes (Goc, Glue, etc.) may still print out warnings of their own.


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JavaScript is used on the frontend of almost every website. It’s also a widely-used scripting language that be used on the backend as well. The JavaScript lessons set a solid foundation in JavaScript basics so we can use the language in more robust ways in later lessons.
The data structures and syntax introduced in this course are fundamental for creating applications at all scales. They are tools that are used in any technology company and are often part of assignments for technical phone screens or on-site interviews. They ask questions about these concepts in interviews at Lumosity, Google, and Facebook, to name a few.
Participants will be able to:
.push()
, .pop()
, .shift()
and .unshift()
JavaScript Arrays
General JavaScript
JavaScript II - Arrays, Functions (video walkthrough of slides 1)
JavaScript II - Arrays, Functions (video walkthrough of slides 2)
JavaScript II - Arrays, Functions (slides)
JavaScript II - Arrays, Functions (difference between var/const/let and scopes explained video)
JavaScript II - Arrays, Functions (difference between var/const/let additional reading)
Use commas in your array to separate each data point. You’ll get a syntax error if you don’t.
Parameters are placeholders (p and p!). Arguments are actual values (a and a!). Parameters serve as placeholders in the function definition. Arguments are actual values you want the function to process once you call it.
Techtonica staff will assign pair partners.
printCuteAnimals
that expects an array to be passed in as an argument. You can name the function parameter whatever you like. When you pass the array to the function, it should contain strings, and the strings should be types of animals you think are cute.Your function should:
.pop()
method on it.Using MDN’s JavaScript documentation, identify 1 - 3 array methods (look on the left column) that you can incorporate into your function, and see if you can.
Find a partner and answer these questions:
let dessertArray = [ ["Pie", 4], ["Cupcake”, 5], ["Cookie", 12] ];


January 20
Believe the Love
And we have known and believed the love that God hath to us.
1 John 4:16
One day I was walking along a highway through a park praying and I asked a simple question, "Lord, what do You want me to tell Your people?" Without a moment's hesitation, these words came ringing through my spirit and my mind:
Tell them how much I love them.
They were so filled with love and compassion that it defies words to express it. For days afterward all I could think of was 1 John 4:16. "And we have known and believed the love that God hath to us."
We've read about God's love. We've heard about it. But I don't think many of us have really believed it. If we did, it would totally change everything about us and everything around us.
It's that love that caused Jesus to lay down His life for us and to experience for Himself all the pains and weaknesses we experience. It's that love that says to us, even when we feel so unworthy, "Come to Me and get what you need. Don't be shy about it. I've been there. Come boldly to the throne of grace that you may obtain mercy and find grace to help in time of need."
Think about it. God is in love with you--so in love, He's given you everything He has! He's given you all the healing, all the wisdom, all the wealth, all the strength you could ever need.
"But what about my terrible past?"
That's what His mercy is for! It's taken care of your past. It's covered every sin and failure you ever had. All you have to do now is believe and receive His love.
What a shame it is that people suffer at the hands of sickness and disease and every other cursed thing just because they can't believe the love God has for them. Don't let that happen to you. Learn to believe the love.
Believe the love God has for you. It's already been released in the blood of Jesus.
Believe the love. It's already been released in Jesus' Name.
Believe the love. It's already been released in His Word.
Meditate that scripture over and over. Say it to yourself again and again all day, "I believe the love Jesus has for me." Once it gets down into your heart, you'll never be the same again.
Scripture Reading: Psalm 139:1-18


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Introduction
EventDispatcher is an alternative solution to
EventEmitter
that allowed you to delivery event and manage listeners easier. It's working on both Node.js and browser.Guide of EventDispatcher
You could use EventDispatcher to transmit event between object or from internal to outside world.
import { EventDispatcher } from 'noqueue'; // Create new instance of EventDispatcher const iEventDispatcher = new EventDispatcher(); // Add new event listener iEventDispatcher.on('new-message', (message: string) => { console.log('Received message:', message); }); // Add one time event listener iEventDispatcher.once('new-message', (message: string) => { console.log("We're only receive this one time:", message); }); // Emit event to listener iEventDispatcher.emit('new-message', "Hi! I'm EventDispatcher."); iEventDispatcher.emit('new-message', 'You did it well');
Or extend your class:
export YourNewClass extends EventDispatcher { // Your code here, you're almost access all methods // of EventDispatch except the private one }


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Avoid global variables, avoid new, avoid ==, avoid eval()
Minimize the use of global variables.
This includes all data types, objects, and functions.
Global variables and functions can be overwritten by other scripts.
Use local variables instead, and learn how to use closures.
All variables used in a function should be declared as local variables.
Local variables must be declared with the var keyword or the let keyword, otherwise they will become global variables.
Strict mode does not allow undeclared variables.
It is a good coding practice to put all declarations at the top of each script or function.
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It is a good coding practice to initialize variables when you declare them.
This will:
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{% endlang_operator %} {% lang_operator RxGroovy min minBy %}
In RxGroovy, this operator is not in the ReactiveX core, but is part of the distinct
rxjava-math
module.
In RxJava, this operator is not in the ReactiveX core, but is part of the distinct
rxjava-math
module.
min
and minBy
are found in the following distributions:
rx.all.js
rx.all.compat.js
rx.aggregates.js
They requires one of the following:
rx.js
rx.compat.js
rx.lite.js
rx.lite.compat.js
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| Package | org.restfulx.controllers |
| Class | public class ChangeController |
| Inheritance | ChangeController flash.events.EventDispatcher |
source
service provider must implement ISynchingServiceProvider
while target
service provider can be anything that implements the standard
IServiceProvider
interface.
private funtion init():void { ApplicationController.initialize([AIRServiceProvider, AS3JSONHTTPServiceProvider, DirectCouchDBHTTPServiceProvider], AIRServiceProvider.ID, "yourairdbname"); Rx.changes.setSyncProviders(ISyncingServiceProvider(Rx.services.getServiceProvider(AIRServiceProvider.ID)), Rx.services.getServiceProvider(AS3JSONHTTPServiceProvider.ID)); }
<mx:Button label="Push" click="{Rx.changes.push()}" enabled="{online}"/>
<mx:Button label="Pull" click="{Rx.changes.pull()}" enabled="{online}"/>
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| errors : RxCollection
If there were synchronization errors (e.g.
| ChangeController | ||
| pushCount : int
Number of objects still left to push
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notifyPushEnd():void
Used internally to finish push session.
| ChangeController | ||
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pull(... models):void
Pulls changes from destination service provider and passes them to the source service
provider
| ChangeController | ||
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push(... models):void
Pushes changes from source service provider to target/destination service provider
| ChangeController | ||
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Set sync providers on existing reference.
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onCacheUpdate(event:CacheUpdateEvent):void
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onDirtyChanges(result:Object, token:Object = null):void
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onDirtyFault(info:Object, token:Object = null):void
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| CREATE : String = "N" [static]
Create flag used to tag instances marked for create but not yet created/synced
| ChangeController | ||
| DELETE : String = "D" [static]
Delete flag used to tag instances marked for deletion but not yet deleted/synced
| ChangeController | ||
| UPDATE : String = "U" [static]
Update flag used to tag instances marked for update but not yet updated/synced
| ChangeController |
| errors | property |
public var errors:RxCollection
If there were synchronization errors (e.g. destiation service provider couldn't sync a specific object), they are available in this collection.
| pushCount | property |
public var pushCount:int
Number of objects still left to push
| ChangeController | () | constructor |
public function ChangeController(source:ISyncingServiceProvider = null, destination:IServiceProvider = null)
Parameters
source:ISyncingServiceProvider (default = null ) — ISyncingServiceProvider implementation that changes come from
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destination:IServiceProvider (default = null ) — IServiceProvider implemnetation that the changes should go to
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| notifyPushEnd | () | method |
public function notifyPushEnd():void
Used internally to finish push session.
| onCacheUpdate | () | method |
| onDirtyChanges | () | method |
protected function onDirtyChanges(result:Object, token:Object = null):void
Parameters
result:Object |
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token:Object (default = null )
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| onDirtyFault | () | method |
protected function onDirtyFault(info:Object, token:Object = null):void
Parameters
info:Object |
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token:Object (default = null )
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| pull | () | method |
public function pull(... models):void
Pulls changes from destination service provider and passes them to the source service provider
Parameters... models |
| push | () | method |
public function push(... models):void
Pushes changes from source service provider to target/destination service provider
Parameters... models |
| setSyncProviders | () | method |
public function setSyncProviders(source:ISyncingServiceProvider, destination:IServiceProvider):void
Set sync providers on existing reference.
Parameterssource:ISyncingServiceProvider — ISyncingServiceProvider implementation that changes come from
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destination:IServiceProvider — IServiceProvider implemnetation that the changes should go to
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| CREATE | constant |
public static const CREATE:String = "N"
Create flag used to tag instances marked for create but not yet created/synced
| DELETE | constant |
public static const DELETE:String = "D"
Delete flag used to tag instances marked for deletion but not yet deleted/synced
| UPDATE | constant |
public static const UPDATE:String = "U"
Update flag used to tag instances marked for update but not yet updated/synced


splinart.spline package¶
Submodules¶
splinart.spline.spline module¶
Cubic spline
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splinart.spline.spline.
spline
(xs, ys)¶ Return the second derivative of a cubic spline.
- Parameters
xs (np.ndarray) – The x coordinate of the cubic spline.
ys (np.ndarray) – The y coordinate of the cubic spline.
- Returns
The second derivative of the cubic spline.
- Return type
np.ndarray
splinart.spline.splint module¶
Integration of a cubic spline.
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splinart.spline.splint.
splint
(xs, ys, y2s, x, y)¶ Evaluate a sample on a cubic pline.
- Parameters
xs – The x coordinates of the cubic spline.
ys – The y coordinates of the cubic spline.
y2s – The second derivative of the cubic spline.
x – The sample where to evaluation the cubic spline.
y – The y coordinates of the sample.
See also
Module contents¶
Spline package


| YETUS-28 |
if CHANGED_FILES is corrupt, find_changed_modules never returns |
Major |
Test Patch |
Allen Wittenauer |
Kengo Seki |
| YETUS-55 |
fix recovery of broken rebase code |
Major |
Test Patch |
Allen Wittenauer |
Allen Wittenauer |
| YETUS-9 |
Update .gitignore to reflect Yetus instead of Hadoop |
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build |
Allen Wittenauer |
Allen Wittenauer |
| YETUS-50 |
asflicense is easily tricked |
Major |
Test Patch |
Allen Wittenauer |
Allen Wittenauer |
| YETUS-63 |
The menu button on Yetus website is invisible when viewed from mobile devices |
Minor |
website and documentation |
Kengo Seki |
Allen Wittenauer |
| YETUS-40 |
patch file confuses test-patch (date format problems) |
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Test Patch |
Allen Wittenauer |
Allen Wittenauer |
| YETUS-67 |
XML plugin raises a false alarm against a removed file |
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Test Patch |
Kengo Seki |
Kengo Seki |
| YETUS-68 |
Shellcheck plugin shows a warning against a removed file |
Major |
Test Patch |
Kengo Seki |
Kengo Seki |
| YETUS-41 |
github_find_jira_title in test-patch github plugin returns 0 even if jira_determine_issue failed |
Major |
Test Patch |
Kengo Seki |
Kengo Seki |
| YETUS-66 |
Update apache license on all files |
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website and documentation |
Allen Wittenauer |
Allen Wittenauer |
| YETUS-72 |
Unassigned variable ${STARTDIR}? |
Major |
Test Patch |
Kengo Seki |
Kengo Seki |
| YETUS-82 |
personality_plugins with multiple entries doesn't work |
Major |
Test Patch |
Allen Wittenauer |
Allen Wittenauer |
| YETUS-85 |
test types aren't getting initialized |
Major |
Test Patch |
Allen Wittenauer |
Allen Wittenauer |
| YETUS-97 |
branch detection cut bug |
Major |
Test Patch |
Allen Wittenauer |
Allen Wittenauer |
| YETUS-95 |
docker not working on jenkins w/hadoop |
Major |
Test Patch |
Allen Wittenauer |
Allen Wittenauer |
| YETUS-96 |
multijdkdirs shouldn't show errors on bad input |
Major |
Test Patch |
Allen Wittenauer |
Allen Wittenauer |
| YETUS-88 |
Dockerfile is missing bats |
Major |
Test Patch |
Allen Wittenauer |
Allen Wittenauer |
| YETUS-74 |
document test formats |
Major |
Test Patch, website and documentation |
Allen Wittenauer |
Kengo Seki |
| YETUS-71 |
releasedocmaker shouldn't use all desc when no release notes field |
Major |
Release Doc Maker |
Allen Wittenauer |
Kengo Seki |
| YETUS-117 |
Nonexistent function invocation in the nobuild plugin |
Minor |
Test Patch |
Kengo Seki |
Kengo Seki |
| YETUS-113 |
On non-docker reexec, test patch mistakenly uses 'plugins' arg instead of 'user-plugins' |
Critical |
Test Patch |
Sean Busbey |
Sean Busbey |
| YETUS-102 |
Some underscores in the documents are not correctly escaped |
Trivial |
website and documentation |
Kengo Seki |
Kengo Seki |
| YETUS-92 |
checkstyle bogus screen output |
Major |
Test Patch |
Allen Wittenauer |
Kengo Seki |
| YETUS-120 |
Add missing @params to patchfiles.sh |
Trivial |
Test Patch, website and documentation |
jun aoki |
jun aoki |
| YETUS-129 |
Add Geode personality |
Minor |
Test Patch |
jun aoki |
jun aoki |
| YETUS-127 |
small additional note for test-patch.sh --plugins parameter. |
Trivial |
Test Patch |
jun aoki |
jun aoki |
| YETUS-137 |
hadoop triggers java tests for pure-bash patch |
Major |
Test Patch |
Allen Wittenauer |
Allen Wittenauer |
| YETUS-93 |
tap needs to verify directories |
Major |
Test Patch |
Allen Wittenauer |
Allen Wittenauer |
| YETUS-94 |
docker cleanup invalid date |
Major |
Test Patch |
Allen Wittenauer |
Allen Wittenauer |
| YETUS-132 |
javadoc test does not run if javac test is disabled |
Major |
Test Patch |
Kengo Seki |
Kengo Seki |
| YETUS-147 |
Failed test table mixes result from different JDKs |
Major |
Test Patch |
Marco Zühlke |
Marco Zühlke |
| YETUS-138 |
Skipping maven poms that don't package causes testing holes |
Blocker |
Test Patch |
Allen Wittenauer |
Allen Wittenauer |
| YETUS-134 |
asflicense test should not be always added |
Major |
Test Patch |
Kengo Seki |
Kengo Seki |
| YETUS-153 |
asflicense plugin does not work if asflicense-rat-excludes option is specified |
Major |
Test Patch |
Kengo Seki |
Kengo Seki |
| YETUS-133 |
Geode personality does not contain ASF license |
Major |
Test Patch |
Kengo Seki |
Kengo Seki |
| YETUS-103 |
Wrong hook name in the bug system support document |
Minor |
website and documentation |
Kengo Seki |
Kengo Seki |
| YETUS-142 |
compile gets limited to 'warning' in generic log handler |
Blocker |
Test Patch |
Allen Wittenauer |
Allen Wittenauer |
| YETUS-155 |
add usage for asflicense plugin |
Minor |
Test Patch |
Kengo Seki |
Marco Zühlke |
| YETUS-87 |
whitespace console message is misleading |
Trivial |
Test Patch |
Allen Wittenauer |
Marco Zühlke |
| YETUS-23 |
findbugs pre-apply check failures gives error as if convertXmlToText invocation fails |
Blocker |
Test Patch |
Allen Wittenauer |
Allen Wittenauer |
| YETUS-179 |
Clean up asflicense errors |
Blocker |
build |
Sean Busbey |
Kengo Seki |
| YETUS-174 |
releasedocmaker bug with ranges |
Major |
Release Doc Maker |
Allen Wittenauer |
Kengo Seki |
| YETUS-123 |
Various Docker mode fixes: plug-in issues, local patch file problems, availability, & Dockerfile re-usability |
Critical |
Test Patch |
Sean Busbey |
Allen Wittenauer |
| YETUS-176 |
hadoop: mvn site tests aren't getting run |
Blocker |
Test Patch |
Allen Wittenauer |
Allen Wittenauer |
| YETUS-154 |
Specifying help option before plugins option hides plugin-specific help messages |
Trivial |
Test Patch |
Kengo Seki |
Marco Zühlke |
| YETUS-186 |
non-existent dockerfile should fail or fallback |
Blocker |
Test Patch |
Allen Wittenauer |
Allen Wittenauer |
| YETUS-171 |
patches that don't apply are not getting reported back to JIRA |
Blocker |
Test Patch |
Allen Wittenauer |
Allen Wittenauer |
| YETUS-196 |
default dockerfile isn't being used |
Blocker |
Test Patch |
Allen Wittenauer |
Allen Wittenauer |
| YETUS-89 |
Variable name "HOW_TO_CONTRIBUTE" is misleading |
Trivial |
Test Patch |
Kengo Seki |
Kengo Seki |
| YETUS-193 |
Wrong format for return values in shelldoc generated docs |
Minor |
website and documentation |
Kengo Seki |
Kengo Seki |
| YETUS-170 |
hadoop mvninstall should run changed modules in dependency order |
Major |
Test Patch |
Vinayakumar B |
Vinayakumar B |
| YETUS-202 |
171 incomplete |
Critical |
Test Patch |
Allen Wittenauer |
Allen Wittenauer |
| YETUS-210 |
Link to pylint stderr file is invalid on Jenkins |
Major |
Test Patch |
Kengo Seki |
Kengo Seki |
| YETUS-189 |
shelldocs ignoring --skipprnorep |
Critical |
ShellDocs |
Sean Busbey |
Kengo Seki |
| YETUS-211 |
shelldocs, release-doc-maker, and precommit all missing version info |
Blocker |
Release Doc Maker, ShellDocs, Test Patch |
Sean Busbey |
Sean Busbey |
| YETUS-219 |
pylint plugin displays grep error message if patch contains modification to python and other files |
Minor |
Test Patch |
Kengo Seki |
Marco Zühlke |
| YETUS-217 |
docker fallback mode isn't reliable |
Blocker |
Test Patch |
Tsuyoshi Ozawa |
Allen Wittenauer |
| YETUS-220 |
can't cat the version file in re-exec or dockermode |
Blocker |
Test Patch |
Allen Wittenauer |
Allen Wittenauer |
| YETUS-223 |
hadoop: not compiling libwebhdfs in docker mode under jenkins |
Major |
Test Patch |
Allen Wittenauer |
Allen Wittenauer |
| YETUS-212 |
"bundle exec middleman" fails due to the lack of js runtime |
Major |
website and documentation |
Kengo Seki |
Kengo Seki |
| YETUS-231 |
Fix dead links in README |
Trivial |
website and documentation |
Akihiro Suda |
Akihiro Suda |


Hello, my name is Anthony Turinski. I've led a rather uneventful life. I tried my hand at college with no success and have done odd jobs ever since. My modest goal is to pass Code 201. Not looking great so far but it's too early to give up.
Hello, my name is Anthony Turinski. I've led a rather uneventful life. I tried my hand at college with no success and have done odd jobs ever since. My modest goal is to pass Code 201. Not looking great so far but it's too early to give up.


TZFILE
Section: Linux Programmer's Manual (5)Updated: 1996-06-05
Index Return to Main Contents
NAME
tzfile - timezone informationSYNOPSIS
#include <tzfile.h>DESCRIPTION
The timezone information files used by tzset(3) begin with the magic characters "TZif" to identify then as timezone information files, followed by sixteen bytes reserved for future use, followed by six four-byte values of type long, written in a "standard" byte order (the high-order byte of the value is written first). These values are, in order:- tzh_ttisgmtcnt
- The number of UTC/local indicators stored in the file.
- tzh_ttisstdcnt
- The number of standard/wall indicators stored in the file.
- tzh_leapcnt
- The number of leap seconds for which data is stored in the file.
- tzh_timecnt
- The number of "transition times" for which data is stored in the file.
- tzh_typecnt
- The number of "local time types" for which data is stored in the file (must not be zero).
- tzh_charcnt
- The number of characters of "timezone abbreviation strings" stored in the file.
The above header is followed by tzh_timecnt four-byte values of type long, sorted in ascending order. These values are written in "standard" byte order. Each is used as a transition time (as returned by time(2)) at which the rules for computing local time change. Next come tzh_timecnt one-byte values of type unsigned char; each one tells which of the different types of "local time" types described in the file is associated with the same-indexed transition time. These values serve as indices into an array of ttinfo structures that appears next in the file; these structures are defined as follows:
struct ttinfo { long tt_gmtoff; int tt_isdst; unsigned int tt_abbrind; };
Each structure is written as a four-byte value for tt_gmtoff of type long, in a standard byte order, followed by a one-byte value for tt_isdst and a one-byte value for tt_abbrind. In each structure, tt_gmtoff gives the number of seconds to be added to UTC, tt_isdst tells whether tm_isdst should be set by localtime(3), and tt_abbrind serves as an index into the array of timezone abbreviation characters that follow the ttinfo structure(s) in the file.
Then there are tzh_leapcnt pairs of four-byte values, written in standard byte order; the first value of each pair gives the time (as returned by time(2)) at which a leap second occurs; the second gives the total number of leap seconds to be applied after the given time. The pairs of values are sorted in ascending order by time.
Then there are tzh_ttisstdcnt standard/wall indicators, each stored as a one-byte value; they tell whether the transition times associated with local time types were specified as standard time or wall clock time, and are used when a timezone file is used in handling POSIX-style timezone environment variables.
Finally, there are tzh_ttisgmtcnt UTC/local indicators, each stored as a one-byte value; they tell whether the transition times associated with local time types were specified as UTC or local time, and are used when a timezone file is used in handling POSIX-style timezone environment variables.
Localtime uses the first standard-time ttinfo structure in the file (or simply the first ttinfo structure in the absence of a standard-time structure) if either tzh_timecnt is zero or the time argument is less than the first transition time recorded in the file.
COLOPHON
This page is part of release 3.22 of the Linux man-pages project. A description of the project, and information about reporting bugs, can be found at http://www.kernel.org/doc/man-pages/.
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Time: 05:34:00 GMT, December 24, 2015


VR is not only a platform to play an endless succession of spooky space-based games or a more-immersive Minecraft - it’s threatening to revolutionise how we experience creative media altogether. (Try VR for yourself - rent Oculus or HTC Vive from Grover now!)
As well as allowing new artistic approaches, we can start digging into old art too, the spatial and temporal looseness of VR allowing us to slip through art’s traditional boundaries. Suddenly we can begin to prod, traverse and manipulate artwork that has been stranded in galleries and behind glass for hundreds of years. But if we start to fiddle with existing art, are we democratising access to it, or lessening its impact?
The changes that VR will bring to the art world are the sweeping, all-encompassing kinds of change that happen every few hundred years. Grand shifts in the past have involved the discovery and implementation of forced perspective, the use of camera obscura lenses to more accurately depict the human figure, and the reality-shunning shift of Cubism.
And the effects of VR may not be simply experiential or creative: they may well revolutionise what the artist-viewer relationship is, and might - whisper it - reduce the monetary value of art as we know it to almost nothing.
Let’s look at three different ways that existing artists are using VR. It’s instructive to consider artists who have grown up and learnt “art” in a pre-VR (Pre-R?) environment, rather than artists who have readily adopted VR technologies as they developed their creative sense. Why? Because then we can see the changing of the guard, and how this changed is negotiated. The liminal periods are always the most exciting.
“One of the things I noticed with VR is a tremendous sense of centre… Knowing that I am within a space and understanding the parameters around me. I have also noticed that one’s affirmation of existence is always missing. You look down at your feet and there’s nothing there, so there’s a lot to be said about defining your own presence.” - Jeff Koons, Dazed
Both the physicality and concept of Jeff Koons’ art is welded to the trashiness of modern consumerism. His art is a deliberate conundrum: grotesque and fun, silly and serious, lightweight and astonishingly expensive.
Jeff’s interest in VR arose via his collaboration with a new VR-Art experience, Acute Art. His commentary on VR in relation to art is telling: this is something that anyone playing a first-person-shooter video game has experienced too. Could it be that the art-world elder-statespersons are a bit… behind the times?
Well, maybe, but this gap also feels a little gauche, and his initial collaboration feels like a very 1.0 iteration of a bigger work. Jeff has been rattling the cage of our reality for a long time: his giant chrome dog-balloons feel like they have been tipped out of a virtual world into our own.
There’s no denying that for Marina Abramovic’s work, Virtual Reality makes sense, albeit in a different way. Her work has continually explored human connection, intimacy, and the uncomfortable clarity that accompanies truly looking someone in the eye.
For those who queued for hours (or days) at Abramovic’s MoMA retrospective, The Artist Is Present, where Abramovic sat in situ for 750 hours, and allowed anyone who waited long enough to gaze deep into her eyes, VR may be a line-skipping treat.
Klaus Biesenbach, MoMA curator believes that, “Marina is never not performing. The audience is fuel to her, in effect, a lover.” - which raises the question: does interacting with a virtual Marina, who can’t gaze back and bathe in your attention, even count?
VR undoubtedly allows at least a one-way version of intimacy. The scanned-and-digitised virtual-Marina responds to you and your actions - as if you were there, face-to-face. It’s just that, well, you’re not: VR can’t yet quite close the gap.
It’s undoubtably a start: but does embracing the technology necessarily undermine both Abramovic’s Modus Operandi and her je ne sais quoi?
Perhaps it’s existing pop-culture artists who are best able to pivot to the new medium. If VR allows big-name art to find a new audience, then it also democratises access. Pop music is about connectivity to the masses, so surely pop music — the most successful practitioners of which have taken complex new music and made it accessible to the many — should be best positioned to take advantage.
Inevitably it was Bjork, the endlessly restless artist-with-a-capital-“A” of the pop world who would pioneer in this virtual space. Her last few songs have been accompanied by increasingly complicated and boundary-poking videos: starting with an intimate 360 video, and most recently with a video that is part-performance, part-VR.
Bjork considers VR differently to Jeff Koons’ self-focussed observations. She sees it as a “private circus,” that is also, “a theatre able to capture the emotional landscape of performance.”
Bjork has tailored her VR output to be in line with the accessible, exciting and democratising nature of new technology: it’s there for you to experience, you just need the gear to experience it.
At the moment, that VR gear is not common-or-garden enough for us to all be kicking back on the sofa with a tub of popcorn, ready get up-close-and-personal with our Icelandic art-pop hero. So right now your best opportunity to experience Bjork in true VR is at a series of retrospective exhibitions that offer a necessary halfway house between our democratised art-future and the ages-old mechanic of queuing and paying for access.
Maybe for us to make a real leap into the future of an art-existence where “value” becomes about the experience and not the price tag, and “art” becomes fluid, sticky and malleable, we should embrace death, jumping back in time, and some true artistic license.
Questions around mortality and life itself are soon brought to the surface the moment you dip a toe into VR. If our computing power enables us to recreate anything in a pseudo-reality, then life itself becomes an easily surmountable barrier.
Salavdor Dalí’s work lends itself well to virtual investigation: after all, he created famously surreal work that encourage the viewer to imagine themselves wandering around inside them.
So, the thinking goes, why not actually recreate his paintings in VR, and then… explore them? This is what the Dali VR Experience allows you to do.
Salvador Dalí was extremely interested in science and technology and in the 1930s, found the discoveries of quantum physicists to be intellectually liberating, offering an opportunity to root his surreal ideas in reality. If physical models allowed for simultaneous realities, the idea went, then Dalí’s wildest dreams could be a remote possibility after all.
So it stands to reason that he may have embraced the reality-jolting and believability-blurring technology of VR. But would he approved of a team of VR artists playing fast and loose with one of his key works, his painting Archaeological Reminiscence of Millet’s “Angelus”?
Frankly, while the Dalí VR Experience takes the concept of “artistic licence” to its literal conclusion, the absence of preciousness around the Dalí brand and its crown jewels is impressive.
It’s a bold stance, but in line with his own curiosity. It seems inconceivable that an artist like Dalí, who freely played with form, structure, composition and physical possibility in his paintings, photographs and installations, would not embrace the chance to use VR to twist the concrete into something weird.
The fact that the execution of the VR is - while perhaps not as mind-boggling as the painting itself - a smart extrapolation of the ideas into the technology, it means that it’s us, the art lovers, who actually expand our viewpoint and step into the mind of a genius.
And in a very important way, when artworks have become wrenched from their intended purpose - to entertain and intrigue the public - and gobbled up by capitalism, any technology that connects the public with art in a more democratic way is more valuable than any ludicrous price tag.


Causal MovieClip and Frame
On the left canvas, It illustrates how to create animations by using MovieClip and Frame class in CasualJS Framework.1) Create frames for a MovieClip
Each MovieClip is composited by frames. We can simply say, a Frame represents a certain DisplayObject, it has properties as below:Constructor:
function(disObj, label, gotoFrame, pauseFrames, stop)
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var frame = new Frame(new Bitmap(image, [16,70,32,50]));
2) Instantiate MovieClips
Once the frames have been created, It's easy to create MovieClips and display them.//pass frames data as parameter of constructor
var mc = new MovieClip(frames);
stage.addChild(mc);
//add different frame groups
var mc = new MovieClip();
mc.addFrame(frames_left);
mc.addFrame(frames_right);
stage.addChild(mc);
3) Control MovieClips
You can use Frame.gotFrame, Frame.pauseFrames and Frame.stop properties to control the playing of MovieClips.You can also use these methods of MovieClip to control it:


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Given an array of integers, find two numbers such that they add up to a specific target number.
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