The answer is:
Sharding-JDBC uses lombok to implement minimal code. For details, please refer to lombok.
Sharding-JDBC-orchestration module needs to perform MVN install
command to generate gRPC-related Java file according to the protobuf file.
The answer is:
For the inline expressions the Spring configuration file use a Groovy syntax, whose variable operator is ${}
same with Spring default placeholder, so it is necessary to increase something in the configuration file:
<context:property-placeholder location="classpath:conf/conf.properties" ignore-unresolvable="true" />
The answer is:
In Java, the division result of two integers is an integer, but in the inline expression, the division result is a floating point number by using of an integer by using Groovy syntax. To return an integer, you need to change A/B to A.intdiv(B).
The answer is:
使用Proxool配置多个数据源时，应该为每个数据源设置alias，因为Proxool在获取连接时会判断连接池中是否包含已存在的alias，不配置alias会造成每次都只从一个数据源中获取连接。
以下是Proxool源码中ProxoolDataSource类getConnection方法的关键代码：
if(!ConnectionPoolManager.getInstance().isPoolExists(this.alias)) {
this.registerPool();
}
Read more details on alias, refer to Proxool。
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The answer is:
SQLServer and PostgreSQL will rename the aggregate column without an alias. For example, the following SQL:
SELECT SUM(num), SUM(num2) FROM table_xxx;
SQLServer gets the column of empty string and (2), and PostgreSQL gets the columns of empty sum and sum(2), which will cause Sharding-JDBC to fail to find the corresponding column when the result is merged.
The correct SQL is：
SELECT SUM(num) AS sum_num, SUM(num2) AS sum_num2 FROM table_xxx;
The answer is: OR is not supported perfectly before 1.5.x, there will be some problems in complex cases. Its parsing and routing are bothersome, and is very unsuitable to use in distributed databases, which can greatly affect performance. It is necessary to disassemble the combination of OR and AND into all ANDs to correctly execute the SQL. For example:
WHERE (a=? OR b=?) AND c=?
to be disassemble into:
WHERE a=? AND c=?
WHERE b=? AND c=?
to execute.
Another example:
WHERE id=1 OR status=‘OK’
If the ID is a Sharding column, what should you do with the SQL?
First, we need to route to the DB or table containing the rows of id=1. Second, because of OR, we need to fetch all the rows of status= ‘OK’ from all the databases and tables. Finally, we merge the data sets. Therefore, SQL must be split into two SQLs, one for WHERE id=1, and the other for status= ‘OK’, and their Sharding routing is completely different. If you have more OR and AND combinations, you have to create multidimensional recursion trees.. The distributed database cannot accept this low performance, so Sharding-JDBC prefer to not support OR.
The answer is:
The version after Sharding-JDBC 1.5.0 supports to configure sql.show which can print the parsing of SQL, rewriting of SQL, and final routing information to the info log. The configuration of sql.show is OFF by default. To configure it ON, please refer to the configuration manual for details.
The answer is:
Yes. Because Sharding-JDBC combines multiple data sources into a single logical data source. Therefore, Sharding-JDBC can not route those tables not configured in configuration rules.
But Sharding-JDBC provides two other ways to simplify the configuration.
Method 1: To configure default-data-source, thus if Sharding-JDB does not find correct Sharding data source for tables, it will route the tables to the default data source.
Method 2: We can configure the datasources with Sharding and without Sharding in Sharding-JDBC, and to use different data sources in the application to handle the case of Sharding or not.
The answer is:
Sharding-JDBC uses the snowflake algorithm as the default distributed self-increasing primary key strategy to decentralized compute the unique self-increment primary key. Therefore, self-increment primary key can be increasing but not sequential.
The last four bits of the primary key computed by the snowflake algorithm represent the incremental values in one millisecond. Therefore, if the concurrency of applications is not high in one millisecond, the chance of the last four being zero are high.
ClassCastException: Integer can not cast to Long
arise where i specify a SingleKeyTableShardingAlgorithm generic for Long Type ?The answer is:
To ensure that the type of Sharding column in the database are consistent with the type of columns in the Sharding algorithm. For example, the column type in the database is int(11) and the Sharding column is Integer. If the Sharding column is Long, the column type in the database is bigint.
The answer is:
Yes. However, there are restrictions on the use of native self-increment primary keys, which means that you cannot use native self-increment primary keys as Sharding columns at the same time.
Because Sharding-JDBC does not know the table structure, and native self-increment primary key is not included in the original SQL, so that Sharding-JDBC cannot parse the key into Sharding column, resulting in SQL being routed to multiple tables. When the INSERT SQL is routed to one table, the native self-increment primary key has a value; When the INSERT SQL is routed to more than one table, it will be 0.
The answer is:
Two solutions: 1. Configure JVM parameters “-oracle.jdbc.J2EE13Compliant=true” 2. Set System.getProperties().setProperty(“oracle.jdbc.J2EE13Compliant”, “true”) in the project initial step;
The reason is:
com.dangdang.ddframe.rdb.sharding.merger.orderby.OrderByValue#getOrderValues():
private List<Comparable<?>> getOrderValues() throws SQLException {
List<Comparable<?>> result = new ArrayList<>(orderByItems.size());
for (OrderItem each : orderByItems) {
Object value = resultSet.getObject(each.getIndex());
Preconditions.checkState(null == value || value instanceof Comparable, "Order by value must implements Comparable");
result.add((Comparable<?>) value);
}
return result;
}
Because of using resultSet.getObject(int index)，TimeStamp oracle will decide to return java.sql.TimeStamp or oralce.sql.TIMESTAMP according to oracle.jdbc.J2EE13Compliant.
More detail, please refer to the ojdb sourcecode of coracle.jdbc.driver.TimestampAccessor#getObject(int var1)：
Object getObject(int var1) throws SQLException {
Object var2 = null;
if(this.rowSpaceIndicator == null) {
DatabaseError.throwSqlException(21);
}
if(this.rowSpaceIndicator[this.indicatorIndex + var1] != -1) {
if(this.externalType != 0) {
switch(this.externalType) {
case 93:
return this.getTimestamp(var1);
default:
DatabaseError.throwSqlException(4);
return null;
}
}
if(this.statement.connection.j2ee13Compliant) {
var2 = this.getTimestamp(var1);
} else {
var2 = this.getTIMESTAMP(var1);
}
}
return var2;
}
The answer is:
Deploying an XSD file to a public web address is not the requirement of the Spring namespace usage specification, but some users have such requirements, so we deploy the XSD file to the Sharding-JDBC website. In fact, META-INF\spring.schemas in the jar package of sharding-jdbc-core-config-spring configures the position of xsd file：META-INF\namespace\sharding.xsd和META-INF\namespace\master-slave.xsd.


Repeater QML Type
Instantiates a number of Item-based components using a provided model More...
| Import Statement: | import QtQuick 2.7 |
| Inherits: |
Properties
Signals
- itemAdded(int index, Item item)
- itemRemoved(int index, Item item)
Methods
- Item itemAt(index)
Detailed Description
The Repeater type is used to create a large number of similar items. Like other view types, a Repeater has a model and a delegate: for each entry in the model, the delegate is instantiated in a context seeded with data from the model. A Repeater item is usually enclosed in a positioner type such as Row or Column to visually position the multiple delegate items created by the Repeater.
The following Repeater creates three instances of a Rectangle item within a Row:
import QtQuick 2.0 Row { Repeater { model: 3 Rectangle { width: 100; height: 40 border.width: 1 color: "yellow" } } }
A Repeater's model can be any of the supported data models. Additionally, like delegates for other views, a Repeater delegate can access its index within the repeater, as well as the model data relevant to the delegate. See the delegate property documentation for details.
Items instantiated by the Repeater are inserted, in order, as children of the Repeater's parent. The insertion starts immediately after the repeater's position in its parent stacking list. This allows a Repeater to be used inside a layout. For example, the following Repeater's items are stacked between a red rectangle and a blue rectangle:
Row { Rectangle { width: 10; height: 20; color: "red" } Repeater { model: 10 Rectangle { width: 20; height: 20; radius: 10; color: "green" } } Rectangle { width: 10; height: 20; color: "blue" } }
Note: A Repeater item owns all items it instantiates. Removing or dynamically destroying an item created by a Repeater results in unpredictable behavior.
Considerations when using Repeater
The Repeater type creates all of its delegate items when the repeater is first created. This can be inefficient if there are a large number of delegate items and not all of the items are required to be visible at the same time. If this is the case, consider using other view types like ListView (which only creates delegate items when they are scrolled into view) or use the Dynamic Object Creation methods to create items as they are required.
Also, note that Repeater is Item-based, and can only repeat Item-derived objects. For example, it cannot be used to repeat QtObjects:
//bad code Item { Can't repeat QtObject as it doesn't derive from Item. Repeater { model: 10 QtObject {} } }
Property Documentation
This property holds the number of items in the model.
Note: The number of items in the model as reported by count may differ from the number of created delegates if the Repeater is in the process of instantiating delegates or is incorrectly set up.
[default] delegate : Component |
The delegate provides a template defining each item instantiated by the repeater.
Delegates are exposed to a read-only index
property that indicates the index of the delegate within the repeater. For example, the following Text delegate displays the index of each repeated item:
If the model is a string list or object list, the delegate is also exposed to a read-only modelData
property that holds the string or object data. For example:
If the model is a model object (such as a ListModel) the delegate can access all model roles as named properties, in the same way that delegates do for view classes like ListView.
See also QML Data Models.
The model providing data for the repeater.
This property can be set to any of the supported data models:
- A number that indicates the number of delegates to be created by the repeater
- A model (e.g. a ListModel item, or a QAbstractItemModel subclass)
- A string list
- An object list
The type of model affects the properties that are exposed to the delegate.
See also Data Models.
Signal Documentation
itemAdded(int index, Item item) |
This signal is emitted when an item is added to the repeater. The index parameter holds the index at which the item has been inserted within the repeater, and the item parameter holds the Item that has been added.
The corresponding handler is onItemAdded
.
itemRemoved(int index, Item item) |
This signal is emitted when an item is removed from the repeater. The index parameter holds the index at which the item was removed from the repeater, and the item parameter holds the Item that was removed.
Do not keep a reference to item if it was created by this repeater, as in these cases it will be deleted shortly after the signal is handled.
The corresponding handler is onItemRemoved
.
Method Documentation
Item itemAt(index) |
Returns the Item that has been created at the given index, or null
if no item exists at index.


JavaScriptMVC puts a tremendous emphasis on testing. It uses FuncUnit to provide easy to write functional and unit tests that can be run in the browser or automated!
When you scaffolded recipe, it created tests for you. This guide will show you how to:
FuncUnit uses QUnit unit test things like models and basic plugins. You can run these tests in the browser or Envjs (and now PhantomJS with a little extra work).
Open cookbook/qunit.html
. You should see something like:
We'll see how this works in a second. First, lets run the unit tests in Envjs.
Envjs is a JavaScript-based browser for Rhino. FuncUnit can run your tests in this simulated environment.
In a command window type:
> js funcunit/run envjs cookbook/qunit.html
This runs qunit.html in a simulated browser environment. The output should look like:
FuncUnit uses QUnit for assertions and organizing them into tests and modules. The best place to start understanding the unit tests is to read through QUnit's documentation.
cookbook/qunit.html loads steal and tells it to load
cookbook/test/qunit/qunit.js
which loads your unit tests:
cookbook/test/qunit/cookbook_test.js
cookbook/test/qunit/recipe_test.js
These files steal funcunit/qunit
then
declare tests that get run once
all scripts have loaded.
Open cookbook/test/qunit/recipe_test.js, and lets see how the findAll test works:
//creates a test
test("findAll", function(){
//prevents the next test from running
stop(2000);
//requests recipes
Cookbook.Models.Recipe.findAll({}, function(recipes){
//makes sure we have something
ok(recipes)
//makes sure we have at least 1 recipe
ok(recipes.length)
//makes sure a recipe looks right
ok(recipes[0].name)
ok(recipes[0].description)
//allows the next test to start
start()
});
})
Functional tests are used to test things that require user interaction like widgets that listen for clicks and key events.
Cookbook's functional tests test the recipe create and recipe lists widgets.
Open cookbook/funcunit.html
. You should see something like:
Selenium can automate launching browsers and is packaged with FuncUnit.
In a command window type:
> js funcunit\run selenium cookbook\funcunit.html
This should open Firefox and IE if you are using Windows. The results of the test should look like:
If you are having trouble running the tests in Internet Explorer, you need to change a few settings in the browser. Please see the FuncUnit documentation for troubleshooting help.
FuncUnit adds to QUnit the ability to open another page, in this case
cookbook/cookbook.html
, perform actions on it, and
get information from it.
The cookbook/funcunit.html
page
works just like qunit.html
except the 'funcunit' plugin is loaded which
provides FuncUnit. FuncUnit is aliased to "S" to highlight the similarity between its API
and jQuery's API.
Let take a quick look at a FuncUnit test:
test("create recipes", function(){
//type Ice in the name field
S("[name=name]").type("Ice")
//type Cold Water in the description field
S("[name=description]").type("Cold Water")
//click the submit button
S("[type=submit]").click()
//wait until the 2nd recipe exists
S('.recipe:nth-child(2)').exists()
//Gets the text of the first td
S('.recipe:nth-child(2) td:first').text(function(text){
//checks taht it has ice
ok(text.match(/Ice/), "Typed Ice");
});
})
Functional tests are largely many asynchronous actions
(clicks and keypresses)
with relatively few checks/assertions.
FuncUnit's goal is to provide as readable and linear syntax as possible.
FuncUnit statements are actually stored and then run asynchronously. This requires that
getting a value from the page happens in a callback function.
For more information on FuncUnit, read its documentation


imencode Encodes an image into a memory buffer
buf = cv.imencode(ext, img)
buf = cv.imencode(ext, img, 'OptionName', optionValue, ...)
Input
- ext File extension that defines the output format. For example:
'.bmp', '.jpg', '.png', '.tif', etc...
- img Image to be encoded.
Output
- buf Output buffer of the compressed image. A vector of type
uint8
that contains encoded image as an array of bytes.
If the image cannot be encoded, the function throws an error.
Options
- FlipChannels in case the input is color image, flips the color order
from MATLAB's RGB/RGBA to OpenCV's BGR/BGRA order. default true
The following format-specific save parameters are currently supported:
- JpegQuality For JPEG, it can be a quality from 0 to 100 (the higher is
the better). Default value is 95.
- JpegProgressive Enable JPEG features, 0 or 1, default is false.
- JpegOptimize Enable JPEG features, 0 or 1, default is false.
- JpegResetInterval JPEG restart interval, 0 - 65535,
default is 0 (no restart).
- JpegLumaQuality Separate luma quality level, 0 - 100,
default is 0 (don't use).
- JpegChromaQuality Separate chroma quality level, 0 - 100,
default is 0 (don't use).
- PngCompression For PNG, it can be the compression level from 0 to 9.
A higher value means a smaller size and longer compression time.
Default value is 3.
- PngStrategy For PNG; used to tune the compression algorithm. One of:
- Default (default).
- Filtered
- HuffmanOnly
- RLE
- Fixed
- PngBilevel Binary level PNG, 0 or 1, controls packing of pixels per
bytes. If false, PNG files pack pixels of bit-depths 1, 2, and 4 into
bytes as small as possible. default is false.
- PxmBinary For PPM, PGM, or PBM, it can be a binary format flag, 0 or 1,
to specify ASCII or binary encoding. default is true.
- WebpQuality For WEBP, it can be a quality from 1 to 100 (the higher is
the better). By default (without any parameter) and for quality above
100 the lossless compression is used.
For advanced uses, you can directly pass a vector of paramters:
- Params Format-specific save parameters encoded as pairs:
[paramId_1, paramValue_1, paramId_2, paramValue_2, ...]
.
The function compresses the image and stores it in the memory buffer. See
cv.imwrite for the list of supported formats and flags description.


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A driver for XenServer or Xen Cloud Platform.
Related Flags
| xenapi_connection_url: | |
|---|---|
| URL for connection to XenServer/Xen Cloud Platform. | |
| xenapi_connection_username: | |
| Username for connection to XenServer/Xen Cloud Platform (default: root). | |
| xenapi_connection_password: | |
| Password for connection to XenServer/Xen Cloud Platform. | |
| target_host: | the iSCSI Target Host IP address, i.e. the IP address for the nova-volume host |
| target_port: | iSCSI Target Port, 3260 Default |
| iqn_prefix: | IQN Prefix, e.g. ‘iqn.2010-10.org.openstack’ |
Variable Naming Scheme
Bases: nova.virt.driver.ComputeDriver
A connection to XenServer or Xen Cloud Platform
Add a compute host to an aggregate.
Attach volume storage to VM instance
Apply a diff to the instance metadata.
Check if it is possible to execute live migration.
| Parameters: |
|
|---|
Do required cleanup on dest host after check_can_live_migrate calls
| Parameters: |
|
|---|
Check if it is possible to execute live migration.
This checks if the live migration can succeed, based on the results from check_can_live_migrate_destination.
| Parameters: |
|
|---|
Confirms a resize, destroying the source VM
Destroy VM instance
Detach volume storage to VM instance
Completes a resize, turning on the migrated instance
Finish reverting a resize, powering back on the instance
Return bandwidth usage info for each interface on each running VM
Retrieve resource info.
This method is called when nova-compute launches, and as part of a periodic task.
| Returns: | dictionary describing resources |
|---|
Return snapshot of console
Return data about VM diagnostics
Return the current state of the host. If ‘refresh’ is True, run the update first.
Returns the result of calling “uptime” on the target host.
Return data about VM instance
Used by libvirt for live migration. We rely on xenapi checks to do this for us.
Return link to instance’s VNC console
Return volume connector information
Start/Stop host maintenance window. On start, it triggers guest VMs evacuation.
The only valid values for ‘action’ on XenServer are ‘reboot’ or ‘shutdown’, even though the API also accepts ‘startup’. As this is not technically possible on XenServer, since the host is the same physical machine as the hypervisor, if this is requested, we need to raise an exception.
Create a file on the VM instance. The file path and contents should be base64-encoded.
inject network info for specified instance
Indicate if the driver requires the legacy network_info format.
List VM instances
Performs the live migration of the specified instance.
| Params ctxt: | security context |
|---|---|
| Params instance_ref: | |
| nova.db.sqlalchemy.models.Instance object instance object that is migrated. | |
| Params dest: | destination host |
| Params post_method: | |
| post operation method. expected nova.compute.manager.post_live_migration. | |
| Params recover_method: | |
| recovery method when any exception occurs. expected nova.compute.manager.recover_live_migration. | |
| Params block_migration: | |
| if true, migrate VM disk. | |
| Params migrate_data: | |
| implementation specific params |
Transfers the VHD of a running instance to another host, then shuts off the instance copies over the COW disk
Pause VM instance
Plug VIFs into networks.
Poll for rebooting instances
Poll for rescued instances
Post operation of live migration at destination host.
| Params ctxt: | security context |
|---|---|
| Params instance_ref: | |
| nova.db.sqlalchemy.models.Instance object instance object that is migrated. | |
| Params network_info: | |
| instance network infomation |
:params : block_migration: if true, post operation of block_migraiton.
Power off the specified instance
Power on the specified instance
Used by libvirt for live migration. We rely on xenapi checks to do this for us. May be used in the future to populate the vdi/vif maps
Preparation live migration.
| Params block_device_info: | |
|---|---|
| It must be the result of _get_instance_volume_bdms() at compute manager. |
Reboot VM instance
Updates security group rules for specified instance Invoked when instances are added/removed to a security group or when a rule is added/removed to a security group
Updates security group rules for all instances associated with a given security group Invoked when instances are added/removed to a security group
Updates security group rules for all instances associated with a given security group Invoked when security group rules are updated
Remove a compute host from an aggregate.
Rescue the specified instance
reset networking for specified instance
resume the specified instance
Set the root/admin password on the VM instance
Sets the specified host’s ability to accept new instances.
Create snapshot from a running VM instance
Create VM instance
suspend the specified instance
Undo aggregate operation when pool error raised
Removes security groups configured for an instance.
Unpause paused VM instance
Unplug VIFs from networks.
Unrescue the specified instance
Update the status info of the host, and return those values to the calling program.
Bases: object
The session to invoke XenAPI SDK calls
Call host.call_plugin on a background thread.
Call the specified XenAPI method on a background thread.
Retrieve all refs and recs for a Xen record type.
Handles race-conditions where the record may be deleted between the get_all call and the get_record call.
Return a string session_id. Used for vnc consoles.
Return the xenapi host on which nova-compute runs on.


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Generated image can be used as an image in documentation, for OCR recognition test purposes or for any other kind of use cases where it can be of help.
Use http://localhost:5050/card/1234567890123456?expiry=11/21&name=John&lastname=Smith to generate your first card.


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TipToe in TypeScript
TypeScript is all the rage in JavaScript land and I'm enjoying the ride so far. I shall refrain from debating TypeScript vs. JavaScript or geeting started activities. This article's focus getting a TypeScript (server side) project going in VSCode. It reflects what worked for me with my limited knowledge.
Who's at the party?
On a first look it seems, one just needs tsc
and all is good. However there are more moving parts involved, lets have a look:
VSCode plugins, style and build automation shall be subject to a future post, lets focus on the TypeScript parts here. Let's get started with sample ExpressJS project. My test framework of choice shall be MochaJS with the Chai assertion library.
#!/bin/bash
# Setting up an Express TypeScript project
mkdir ts-demo
cd ts-demo
curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/github/gitignore/main/Node.gitignore -o .gitignore
git init -q
npm init -y
npm install --save express
npm install --save-dev @types/express @types/node
npm install --save-dev chai chai-as-promised mocha ts-node ts-node-dev typescript
npm install --save-dev @types/chai @types/chai-as-promised @types/mocha
mkdir src
mkdir test
We see, development has more dependencies than runtime. Note all the @types
packages are only needed in development, so the are added to the devDependencies
only.
TypeScript adjustments
We initialize TypeScript using npx tsc --init
. It will write out a complete tsconfig.json
file with most options commented out. This can be quite intimidating. So we condense it down:
| Parameter | Value | Why |
|---|---|---|
| target | ES2020 | take advantage of modern code |
| module | NodeNext | target current node standards |
| moduleResolution | nodenext | target current node standards |
| resolveJsonModule | true | handy for config files |
| sourceMap | true | needed for debugging |
| outDir | ./dist | keep ts source and generated js apart |
| esModuleInterop | true | allow integration of es modules |
| forceConsistentCasingInFileNames | true | code style |
| strict | true | avoid errors |
| strictNullChecks | true | can be annoying, but better then npe |
| noUnusedLocals | true | code cleaniness |
| noImplicitReturns | true | code style |
| skipLibCheck | true | diligence while picking a lib |
Update the package.json
There are more settings to look into like auther, version control etc, so make youeself familiar. We will update main
and scripts
:
For the "auxiliary dot files" check this gist, you might have different opinions.
Configuring VSCode for Mocha
There are three files of interest in the .vscode
folder:
settings.json
: amend or overwrite global VSCode settingslaunch.json
: start & debug settingdtasks.json
: define VSCode tasks (to be convered in a future post)
The settings.json
will make the test runner aware of TypeScript
Configuring VSCode to debug Typescript
Launch configurations (note the plural) are a powerful way to configure your debugging experience. You can specify many aspects of the application start include environment, start directory, pre-launch tasks etc. I found running out of the dist directory to be closer to an actual run (in a container), so this worked for me:
VSCode suggested most of the values, I only added cwd
to it and the second run to take advantage of the dev
script in the package.json
All the files can be found here, as usual:
YMMV
Posted by Stephan H Wissel on 31 May 2023 | Comments (0) | categories: JavaScript TypeScript


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Typography is more than just what fonts you use. Typography is everything that has to do with how text looks – such as font size, line length, color, and even more subtle things like the whitespace around a text. Good typography sets the tone of your written message and helps to reinforce its meaning and context.
This is a handbook on best typographic practices through the lens of a web designer. It is meant to be short and concise – used as a reference rather than explanatory. For in-depth explanations and details, look at the links in the Further Readings of each section instead.
Lastly, this handbook is open source on GitHub and will continuously be updated with the best practices. Enjoy.


Arrays and Hashes:
When to and when not to
1/30/15
This week during Deb Bootcamp, we learned about arrays, hashes, and how we can use them to store certain types of information. Arrays were something I knew about from prior programming work, but I had not been exposed to hashes as much. Herer is my take on what they are and how they can be used.
Arrays
An array is an ordered list of objects that is indexed by its place in the list. In Ruby, the indexing starts at 0, 1, 2, etc., which might be different that one would expect. This means that the first object in the array is stored in the position 0, the second object is stored in the position 1. Instead of having to remember where everything is in the list, you could programatically interate through the list and dispaly outputs.
The nil answer in the final example is ruby's equivalent of blank. It makes sense to use an array when you have a list of objects that are all the same type, like car makes, languages, or prime numbers:
Hashes
Hashes are a bit more complex and consist of key-value pairs. Instead of having the values in the hash indexed by numbers (like in an array), a key is used instead. The keys are flexible to fit the need of the hash. Let's take an example where you want to keep track of your friends' pet's names:
Here we have our keys: the names of our friends, and the value: the names of their pets. Now that we have the data stored, we can perform look ups if we ever forget the pet name.
This would not really be possible with an array unless you memorized which order you entered in the names, which does not really seem reasonable. This is the advantage of using a hash: you can create your own keys instead of relying on the integer index.


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Confronting Competition
It’s been a tough week here. What compounds it is that I was really on a roll there, ahead of schedule and cooking with momentum.
First, Twitter is such a distraction. A double-edged sword, really. I use it to find out the latest news, but then I find out about all the sites out there that could be considered “my competition.”
Although I haven’t found something 100% like what I have in mind, it causes pause for concern. The last thing I want to do is to add yet another site out there that adds to the noise.
But yesterday I found out yet another site, and it was the best/closest yet. 25k followers on Twitter.
It actually got to the point of “well, since there are so many, why not just use what’s out there already instead?” And then I realized, they don’t do exactly what I am looking to do, and that is why I am building mine.
So, I guess I still have some value proposition in my vision. That is what I keep clinging to, because it’s tough. It’s tough having to actively develop software when all these other “similar” and actively deployed solutions have users celebrating their use. Super tough!
With that in mind, I have to put on the blinders, and have removed Twitter from my daily grind. It’s nice to learn about stuff, but when it dampens morale and momentum, it becomes a liability.
Especially when I am so close to an MVP. Looks like a few more months now. Gotta keep it chuggin' y’all.


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By studying Morathology, you can collect Accessories and Figures that will augment your Conscience's abilities. Here, you can review the progress you've made in MoraLife.
- Accessories - Review the Accessories and features that you've won or bought and apply your Conscience's Moral Armor.
- Figures - Research some of history's most prominent moral figures from every culture and region.
- Morals - Track exactly how mature or decadent each of your practiced Virtues and Vices have become.


# Booking flow with approval (OLD) ## Selection-based approval The `OrderQuote` will return `approvalNote` within each `OrderItem` that requires approval which contains `name` and `description` properties.
"orderItemIntakeForm": [ [ { "type": "PropertyValueSpecification", "id": "https://example.com/height", "name": "More information about you", "description": "Have you played before? Are you a complete beginner or seasoned pro?", "valueRequired": false } ] ], "approvalNote": { "type": "PropertyValue", "name": "More information about you", "description": "Have you played before? Are you a complete beginner or seasoned pro?", }## First-come-first-served approval For the case where any `OrderItem`s in an `Order` require approval (`orderItemStatus` of `https://openactive.io/OrderApprovalPending`), the whole `Order` MUST be held in a pending state by the Booking System, with the Broker storing the `Order` with an internal status of `https://openactive.io/OrderApprovalPending`. While the `Order` is in `orderItemStatus` of `https://openactive.io/OrderApprovalPending`: - The `Order` MUST not be cancelled, and MAY only be deleted. - All `OrderItem` MUST be leased, to ensure that they are not For an `Order` that requires approval, the flow differs from the above as follows: - `OrderQuote` is returned at **C1** and **C2** with any `OrderItem`s that require approval having with `orderItemStatus` of `https://openactive.io/OrderApprovalPending`. The Customer MAY then be prompted to supply an `orderApprovalRequestNote` to display to the seller, which can be included with the `Order` at **B**. - `Order` is returned at **B** with any `OrderItem`s that require approval having an `orderItemStatus` of `https://openactive.io/OrderApprovalPending`. If this is the case, the Customer MUST be notified that the `Order` is awaiting approval. - If approval is given, the Booking System updates the `Order` in the Orders feed setting all `OrderItem`s to an `https://openactive.io/OrderConfirmed` state. The Broker receives this update from the Orders feed and completes the remaining steps of **Capture Payment**, **Invoice Generation** and **Customer Notification** as in the original flow above. - If approval is not given, the Booking System MUST make the `Order` available in an RPDE `deleted` state in the Orders feed and the Broker MUST notify the Customer that their booking was not approved, and any payment authorisation MUST be withdrawn. A Broker MAY cancel an `Order` before it has been approved by using the Order Deletion endpoint.


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The Rubik's cube was invented in 1974 by Erno Rubik. It took him one month before he was able to solve the Cube for himself. From then on, people all over the world were wondering how to solve the cube – even if it was possible. Of course, it was. The best speed cubers (people who take part in speed cubing - a sport where competitors try and solve the cube as quickly as possible) can solve the cube in under 6 seconds. There are many methods to solve the cube. In most methods, we solve it layer-by-layer.
In a classic Rubik's Cube, each of the six faces is covered by nine stickers, each of a different colour: white, red, blue, orange, green, and yellow. In most currently sold models, white is opposite yellow, blue is opposite green, orange is opposite red, and the red, white, and blue are arranged in that order in a clockwise arrangement. Many varieties of this puzzle are there, with various numbers of sides, dimensions, and stickers, but not all of them are by Rubik's.
A memorised sequence of moves that has a desired effect on the cube is called an algorithm. This word is derived from the mathematical use of algorithm, meaning a list of well-defined instructions for performing a task from a given initial state, to a desired end state. Most methods of solving the Rubik's Cube have their own algorithms. They consist of notations, which tell the cuber what moves have to be done.
F-Front
B-Back
U-Up
D-Down
R-Right
L-Left
f-Front two layers
b-Back two layers
u-Up two layers
d-Down two layers
r-Right two layers
l-Left two layers
x-Rotate the cube (bring D to F)
y-Rotate the cube (bring F to L)
z-Rotate the cube (bring U to L)
m-middle (direction of x)
e-equator (direction of y)
s-side (direction of z)
i-inverted (Counterclockwise/Anticlocwise)
' -Prime (same as i)
w-Wide (like f, b, u, d, r, & l)
2-Do the same move twice


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HTML stands for Hyperlink Markup Language, and it is the most widely used language to write Web Pages. Hypertext refers to the way in which Web pages (HTML Documents )are linked together. Thus, the link available on webpage is called Hypertext. As its name suggests, HTML is a markup language that means you use HTML to simplify "mark-up" a text document with tage which tells a web browser how to structure it to display. Originally, HTML was developed with the intent of defining the structure of documents like headings, paragraphs, links, ans so forth so facilitate the sharing of scientific infromation between researchers.


QuantConnect supports paper trading your strategies. This is running live, real-time data through your algorithm but executing with fictional capital.
Paper trading is possible using your brokerage (IB, OANDA, FXCM) or the QuantConnect "Paper Brokerage Model". The QuantConnect Paper Model allows you to simulate immediate brokerage fills like backtesting without first signing up to a brokerage account. Interactive Brokers supports paper trading by entering paper trading credentials, while other brokerages require selecting different API endpoints on deploying your algorithm.
QuantConnect Paper Brokerage Model deployments are automatically started with $100,000 starting capital, and the project capital is saved between deployments of the same project. To reset your starting capital, select the "Clone Project" button from the project menu and deploy it to live. Currently, there is no way to configure the starting capital for the project. This service is included with a QuantConnect subscription.


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Uruguayan Guiso - Hey everyone, hope youre having an amazing day today. Its me again Wulan , welcome to our recipe site. Today, I will show you a way to prepare a special dish, Uruguayan Guiso. One of my favorites food recipes. This time, I am going to make it a little bit unique. This is gonna smell and look delicious.
Uruguayan Guiso is A guiso is a stew, and while living in Uruguay I wanted to learn a traditional Uruguayan meal and this is the recipe that was shared with me.
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Rust Standard Library Modules
A quick diagram representing modules on std::
We can group them in: SysCalls Oriented
& Computation Oriented
Syscalls-Oriented§
Modules that manage system hardware resources. (kernel required for privileged ops)
classDiagram
class Concurrency{
env
sync
process
thread
}
class Networking {
net
}
class IO {
IO
}
class OS Specific {
OS
}
class Time Related {
time
}
class Async {
future
task
}
class FileSystem {
fs
path
}
class MemoryManagement {
alloc
convert
ptr
borrow
default
rc
cell
mem
clone
pin
}
Computation-Oriented§
Data representation, computation and instructions to the compiler.
classDiagram
class DataProcessing {
ascii
fmt
num
cmp
hash
ops
iter
}
class ErrorHandling {
error
panic
option
result
}
class Compiler {
hint
primitive
prelude
}
class ffi {
ffi
}
class DataTypes {
any
f32
marker
string
array
f64
slice
str
vec
char
i8..isize
u8...usize
collections
}
Notes§
For the tricky ones:
- Cell: Memory safety is based on the rule that a value can have either several immutable references to it a single mutable reference. On scenarios where a shared mutable reference is required.
- Clone: primitive types such as integers are copyable. Not all types can be copied, because they may require memory allocation; example:
String
orVec
types memory are allocated in the heap, rather than the stack. In such cases, aclone()
method is used to duplicate a value. - Convert: conversion between data types
- AsRef: by implementing this trait we can write a function that takes a parameter of type
AsRef<str>
, which means that this function can accept any reference that can be converted into a string reference(&str)
- AsRef: by implementing this trait we can write a function that takes a parameter of type
- Pin: types in rust are movable by default. For example
Vec
type, apop()
operation moves a value out and a push operation may result in the reallocation of memory. However, there are situations where it is useful to have objects with fixed (pinned) memory locations (linked-lists). - ptr: Rust support two types of raw pointers
- *const i32: immutable
- *mut i32: mutable
- rc: (reference-counted): single-threaded reference-counting pointers. A reference-counted pointer to an object of type
T
can be represented asRc<T>
. This provides shared ownership of valueT
, which is allocated in the heap. If it is cloned, a new pointer to the same memory location in the heap is returned (does not duplicate the value in memory). - sync: synchronization of primitives are needed to coordinate operations across threads. Here are primitives such as
Arc
-Mutex
-RwLock
-Condvar
. - prelude v1 items included in every rust program.


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Ragequit is the process in which a member of the DAO decides to opt out of the DAO for any given reason.
This implementation of ragequit adapter does not cover the case in which the member is put in jail before updating the internal balance - as it happens in Moloch V2 to disincentivize the behavior in which members vote Yes on proposals that are essentially bad for the future of the DAO, and right after that they quit with their funds.
It also does not check if the member has voted Yes on a proposal that is not processed yet, and does not keep track of the latest proposal that was voted Yes on.
The main goal is to give the members the freedom to choose when it is the best time to withdraw their funds without any additional preconditions, except for the fact that they need to have enough units to be converted to funds. Members do not need to convert all their units/loot at once.
In order to opt out of the DAO, the member needs to indicate the amount of units and/or loots that the member has decided to burn (to convert back into a token value).
The proportional units and/or loots are burned when the member provides the tokens in which one expects to receive the funds. The funds are deducted from the internal DAO bank balance, and added to the member's internal balance.
If the member provides at least one invalid token, e.g: a token that is not supported/allowed by the DAO, the entire ragequit process is canceled/reverted. By default the adapter expects that the token array is sorted in ascending order. This is done to test for duplicates, and each token needs to be smaller than the next one, otherwise the transaction is reverted. In addition to that, if the member provides a long list of tokens that may cause issues due to the block size limit, it is expected that the transaction returns a failure, so it can be retried in another run with a fewer tokens.
Once the ragequit process is completed, the funds are deducted from the bank, added to the member's internal balance, and an event called MemberRagequit
is emitted.
Tokens that are provided by the member have to be allowed/supported by the DAO.
The member/advisor needs to have enough units and/or loot in order to convert it to funds.
DAORegistry Access Flags:
Bank Extension Access Flags: WITHDRAW
, INTERNAL_TRANSFER
, SUB_FROM_BALANCE
, ADD_TO_BALANCE
.
There is no state tracking for this adapter.
BankExtension
DaoRegistry
FairShareHelper
/**
* @notice default fallback function to prevent from sending ether to the contract.
*/
receive() external payable
/**
* @notice Allows a member or advisor of the DAO to opt out by burning the proportional amount of units/loot of the member.
* @notice Anyone is allowed to call this function, but only members and advisors that have units are able to execute the entire ragequit process.
* @notice The array of token needs to be sorted in ascending order before executing this call, otherwise the transaction will fail.
* @dev The sum of unitsToBurn and lootToBurn have to be greater than zero.
* @dev The member becomes an inactive member of the DAO once all the units/loot are burned.
* @dev If the member provides an invalid/not allowed token, the entire processed is reverted.
* @dev If no tokens are informed, the transaction is reverted.
* @param dao The dao address that the member is part of.
* @param unitsToBurn The amount of units of the member that must be converted into funds.
* @param lootToBurn The amount of loot of the member that must be converted into funds.
* @param tokens The array of tokens that the funds should be sent to.
*/
function ragequit(
DaoRegistry dao,
uint256 unitsToBurn,
uint256 lootToBurn,
address[] memory tokens
) external
/**
* @notice Subtracts from the internal member's account the proportional units and/or loot.
* @param memberAddr The member address that wants to burn the units and/or loot.
* @param unitsToBurn The amount of units of the member that must be converted into funds.
* @param lootToBurn The amount of loot of the member that must be converted into funds.
* @param tokens The array of tokens that the funds should be sent to.
* @param bank The bank extension.
*/
function _prepareRagequit(
address memberAddr,
uint256 unitsToBurn,
uint256 lootToBurn,
address[] calldata tokens,
BankExtension bank
) internal
/**
* @notice Subtracts from the bank's account the proportional units and/or loot,
* @notice and transfers the funds to the member's internal account based on the provided tokens.
* @param memberAddr The member address that wants to burn the units and/or loot.
* @param unitsToBurn The amount of units of the member that must be converted into funds.
* @param lootToBurn The amount of loot of the member that must be converted into funds.
* @param initialTotalUnitsAndLoot The sum of units and loot before internal transfers.
* @param tokens The array of tokens that the funds should be sent to.
* @param bank The bank extension.
*/
function _burnUnits(
address memberAddr,
uint256 unitsToBurn,
uint256 lootToBurn,
uint256 initialTotalUnitsAndLoot,
address[] memory tokens,
BankExtension bank
) internal
/**
* @notice Event emitted when a member of the DAO executes a ragequit
* with all or parts of the member's units/loot.
*/
event MemberRagequit(
address memberAddr,
uint256 burnedUnits,
uint256 burnedLoot,
uint256 initialTotalUnitsAndLoot)


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The Ivano-Frankivsk National Medical University is situated in the Ivano city of Ukraine. It was established in the year 1945. The university consists of its 12 hospitals and clinics. The IFNMU is a member of
It contains 48 departments and in the year 2009 IFNMU Library received the prize for "Library of the year" in the All Ukrainian Contest. It is one of those handful of Medical Universities in Ukraine which has been designated as a “National Medical University” by the legislature of Ukraine.
Mbbs course duration is 5.8 years which also includes the internship. In all medical universities in Ukraine, course duration for MBBS is 5.8 years.
Have a look at the area your university is in.


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分条表格 Footable - 擅长于在屏幕较小的移动端设备上展示数据的表格。
当你在移动端上浏览此表格时，数据被分
成一条一条
的折叠起来，另外 Footable 的发音接近分条
，所以我把它取名分条表格
| 工号 |
姓氏 |
名字 |
职称 |
入职时间 |
出生日期 |
| 1 |
Dennise |
Fuhrman |
High School History Teacher (数据就懒得翻译了) |
November 8th 2011 |
July 25th 1960 |
| 2 |
Elodia |
Weisz |
Wallpaperer Helper |
October 15th 2010 |
March 30th 1982 |
| 3 |
Raeann |
Haner |
Internal Medicine Nurse Practitioner |
November 28th 2013 |
February 26th 1966 |
| 4 |
Junie |
Landa |
Offbearer |
October 31st 2010 |
March 29th 1966 |
| 5 |
Solomon |
Bittinger |
Roller Skater |
December 29th 2011 |
September 22nd 1964 |
| 6 |
Bar |
Lewis |
Clown |
November 12th 2012 |
August 4th 1991 |
| 7 |
Usha |
Leak |
Ships Electronic Warfare Officer |
August 14th 2012 |
November 20th 1979 |
| 8 |
Lorriane |
Cooke |
Technical Services Librarian |
September 21st 2010 |
April 7th 1969 |


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---
Overview
Text areas allow for the collection of text input longer than a single line.
Default text area
You can also choose to include a label for your Text Area.
This is a example of hint text
{%- highlight html -%}
This is a example of hint text
{%- endhighlight -%}
When to use
Text Areas should be used:
- When users are required to enter more than a line of text.
Text Areas should not be used for:
- Complex or too many open-ended answers.
- We recommend that you break your questions up into a series of simpler questions instead.
-
For example, consider using the checkbox component
if you want users to give multiple answers from a predetermined set of options.
{%- include sgds-feedback.html -%}


BEVERLY HILLS NINJA 1997 A film review by Timothy Voon Copyright 1997 Timothy Voon 1 :-( for the great white ninja
Cast: Chris Farley, Robin Shou, Nicollette Sheridan, Chris Rock, Soon Tek-Oh, Nathaniel Parker Director: Dennis Dugan Producers: Brad Krevoy, Steve Stabler, Bran Jenkel Screenplay: Mark Feldberg & Mitch Klebanoff
Fat is not necessarily funny, and this movie carries ill proportions of both. Chris Farley, a relative unknown quantity in films, carries the weight of his medium like a naive virgin. He is "The Great White Hope", the fulfilment of an ancient prophecy - a white child will be found adrift the shores of Japan, and he will become the greatest ninja of his generation. Myth becomes farce, as babe becomes man. This is perhaps where the prophecy should end, before the "Great White Ninja" makes a "Big Fat Fool" of himself.
Wherever Farley treads, disaster follows. Almost every scene is awash with disaster being caused by Farley, or being heaped on Farley. There's something sickly and amusing about watching this accident-prone babe in arms look ridiculously clumsy on screen. His earnest and sincere actions, make his attempts at humour grow along the accidental sort. Sabotage and stealth are his tools, and chaos is both a friend and foe.
Unfortunately, the end result of this single dimensional joke is watching Humpty Dumpty fall down, over and over again. Although certain scenes are idiosyncratically hilarious, it becomes difficult to sustain an entire movie on such lean humour. Not everybody will appreciate this comedy of excessive clumsiness when lame only becomes lamer. "The Great White Ninja" will not win the hearts of an audience, by simply twirling a couple of num-chukas about and hoping it will somehow crack a skull or two.
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The utils package is located under parasite/applications/utils. This package provides utilities your server side application code could use:
get_logger


Back Step 7 of 7
To submit an appeal costs £20
unless you can get help with fees
Check your answers |
Change |
|---|---|
| Type of tax | Income tax (e.g. PAYE, self-assessment) |
| Type of dispute | Penalty or surcharge |
| Penalty amount | £100 |
Paying for your appeal
You will have to pay the initial fee, or enter a help with fees reference number, to submit your appeal successfully.
To pay by cheque or postal order, you will have to print out the details you enter online and send your appeal by post.
You will also have to pay a further fee towards continued work on your appeal. The further fee is payable once your case is in progress.
| Type of appeal | Initial fee | Further fee |
|---|---|---|
|
£20 | — |
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£50 | — |
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£50 | £200 |
* excluding those attached to a main appeal (for example applications for hardship ** for complex cases about an important principle of law or large financial sum |
£200 | £500 £1,000 ** |
What happens if you are successful
The judge is independent and has the power to decide whether your fees are reimbursed by the unsuccessful party.


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Functions | |
| unsigned int | CalcImageSizeDXT1 (unsigned int width, unsigned int height) |
| Purpose: To perform DXT compression in realtime. | |
| unsigned int | CalcImageSizeDXT5 (unsigned int width, unsigned int height) |
| void | CompressDXT1 (unsigned int *dst, unsigned int width, unsigned int height, void *src) |
| BGRX to DXT1. | |
| void | CompressDXT1BGR (unsigned int *dst, unsigned int width, unsigned int height, void *src) |
| void | CompressDXT5 (unsigned int *dst, unsigned int width, unsigned int height, void *src) |
| BGRA to DXT5. | |
| void | CompressDXT5XY1 (unsigned int *dst, unsigned int width, unsigned int height, void *src) |
| void | FillDXT1 (void *dst, unsigned int width, unsigned int height, unsigned char *bgrxColor) |
| fills a DXT encoded image with the color specified. | |
| void | FillDXT5 (void *dst, unsigned int width, unsigned int height, unsigned char *bgraColor) |
| unsigned int CalcImageSizeDXT1 | ( | unsigned int | width, | |
| unsigned int | height | |||
| ) |
| unsigned int CalcImageSizeDXT5 | ( | unsigned int | width, | |
| unsigned int | height | |||
| ) |
| void CompressDXT1 | ( | unsigned int * | dst, | |
| unsigned int | width, | |||
| unsigned int | height, | |||
| void * | src | |||
| ) |
| void CompressDXT1BGR | ( | unsigned int * | dst, | |
| unsigned int | width, | |||
| unsigned int | height, | |||
| void * | src | |||
| ) |
| void CompressDXT5 | ( | unsigned int * | dst, | |
| unsigned int | width, | |||
| unsigned int | height, | |||
| void * | src | |||
| ) |
BGRA to DXT5.
reserve some space for the 4x4 block of pixels.
iterate through blocks.
note: by treating these as DWORDs, this could cause problems with store forwarding. Basically, the block is getting written to and read from in bytes by other functions, so the different addresses would simply cause store forwarding not to work for 3 out of 4 read operations!
get the color space min/max.
write out the alpha indices.
write out the color indices.
| void CompressDXT5XY1 | ( | unsigned int * | dst, | |
| unsigned int | width, | |||
| unsigned int | height, | |||
| void * | src | |||
| ) |
reserve some space for the 4x4 block of pixels.
iterate through blocks.
note: by treating these as DWORDs, this could cause problems with store forwarding. Basically, the block is getting written to and read from in bytes by other functions, so the different addresses would simply cause store forwarding not to work for 3 out of 4 read operations!
get the color space min/max.
write out the alpha indices.
NOTE: we can do a faster technique for this since we know that that two of the three color values are set to 1.0 (255). write out the color indices.
| void FillDXT1 | ( | void * | dst, | |
| unsigned int | width, | |||
| unsigned int | height, | |||
| unsigned char * | bgrxColor | |||
| ) |
| void FillDXT5 | ( | void * | dst, | |
| unsigned int | width, | |||
| unsigned int | height, | |||
| unsigned char * | bgraColor | |||
| ) |
calculate the color palette for each block.
calculate the alpha palette for each block. Technically, only the first 2 bytes of alphaPelette are the palette. The remaining two bytes are part of the indices.
fill each DXT block with the palette data specified.
color palette.
color indices.
alpha palette.
alpha indices.


DONNIE BRASCO A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1997 Steve Rhodes
RATING (0 TO ****): *** 1/2
Does the world need another mob movie? Do we still have the blood lust for Mafia minutia? Are there any actors left who can carry on the Godfather legacy?
DONNIE BRASCO avoids answering these questions and contents itself with being a true story. Just the facts ma'am. The mob in this movie is neither glamorous nor particularly horrifying - just a bunch of working-class stiffs out to make a living. Some of their anxieties are common ones we can identify with such as being passed over for promotion (being "upped") or working hard for the company and not being recognized. Others, such as being "whacked," certainly exceed the fear of being downsized. At least if you lose your job, in most firms death is not part of the severance package.
Director Mike Newell, whose recent work has been with such wonderful, lighthearted comedies as FOUR WEDDINGS AND A FUNERAL, sets a factual tone from the beginning. The script by Academy Award nominated writer Paul Attanasio (QUIZ SHOW) lacks the gimmicks and sensationalism of typical Mafia films. (The script is based on the book "Donnie Brasco: Undercover Life in the Mafia" by Joseph Pistone and Richard Woodley.) The gangsters in this film are much more human and accessible characters. They perform terrible deeds certainly, but none are awarded the mythical and heroic status most such pictures bestow on hoodlums.
Johnny Depp, perhaps the best young actor in the business, gives his usual outstanding performance as undercover agent Joe Pistone, who was known to the mob as Donnie Brasco. In 1978, after two years of undercover work, Joe breaks into the mob through his connection to wiseguy Lefty Ruggiero (Al Pacino). Just as actors get into character for a part and have trouble breaking out, so does Joe. Joe is transformed body and soul into a wiseguy wannabe. The tight culture and family of the Mafia draw him in so that he becomes increasing estranged from the FBI and from his wife, Maggie (Anne Heche), and his three lovely daughters. It's difficult keeping the family together if you can only see them sporadically. All of this notwithstanding, Pistone was one of the most important FBI plants ever. Hundreds of people were convicted because of his courage and tenacity.
Pacino's Lefty looks at first like a consummate professional crook.  With Orwellian logic, he explains to Donnie that, "A wiseguy is always right - even when he is wrong."
With the power of a made man, he makes Donnie "connected," which means that Lefty is his mentor and no one will dare touch Donnie. If Donnie plays his cards right, someday he too could join the inner circle and become a wiseguy. (As you watch their antics, you realize that the moniker wiseguy has such great irony. Wise they are not. Their success comes solely from their position and the fear they induce. Lefty has trouble even breaking into a parking meter to steal the change.)
Lefty turns out to be a bitter second string player, who, although he constantly boasts of 26 kills, secretly fears he will be whacked by one of the more successful wiseguys. "Thirty years I'm busting my hump," complains Lefty. "What have I got?" He derives more pleasure in cooking than trying to figure out the next job to pull. "Who am I?" he complains. "Who am I? I'm a spoke on a wheel." Together Pacino and Depp turn in two fascinating performances with believable macho chemistry between the two of them. Lefty becomes Donnie's surrogate father, buddy, and constant companion.
The richly textured story focuses on the day-to-day life and schemes of the Mafia. The story concentrates on relationships and political intrigues rather than violence.
A well developed subplot deals with the difficulties of Donnie's home life and tells this part of the story with a realism I have not seen before. You empathize with the wife and kids, and yet Depp transfers the feeling of being trapped so that you can understand both sides. Ultimately, Donnie recognizes and resents his transformations. "I'm not becoming like them," he confesses to Maggie. "I am them."
A poignant, but funny vignette has Joe and Maggie seeking counseling to avoid divorce. Therapists lack training on dealing with the stress caused by being an undercover cop. Their inept therapist gives them lectures full of jargon that are so far off base that they border on parody.
The script is highly polished. In one beautifully written scene Donnie explains to his FBI comrades the nuances of the five subtlety different pronunciations of "Forget about it."
Director Mike Newell's skill can be seen throughout. He does not excuse the horrors of Lefty's profession, but he has a deft sense of when to back off. This can be seen in potentially the most horrific act of violence in the picture. Newell shows just enough so that the actions are clear, but he does not let his cameras linger. The resulting image possesses a humorously macabre feeling.
Joe couldn't leave his work at the office like most of us. This unglamorized view of his travails as an undercover agent is mesmerizing. If you think you have seen it all when it comes to the mob, think again. Even if you could care less about organized crime, DONNIE BRASCO is as interesting an exploration of the human spirit and failings as it is a story about crime and moral turpitude.
DONNIE BRASCO runs 2:06. It is rated R for violence, profanity, and sexuality. It would be fine for most teenagers. I highly recommend the film to you and give it *** 1/2.
**** = A must see film. *** = Excellent show. Look for it. ** = Average movie. Kind of enjoyable. * = Poor show. Don't waste your money. 0 = Totally and painfully unbearable picture.
REVIEW WRITTEN ON: February 27, 1997
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MKCloud Class Reference
| Inherits from | MKObject : NSObject |
| Declared in | MKCloud.h |
Overview
Overview
MKCloud provides functions to easly manage documents in and out of the Cloud. MKCloud creats a singleton instance to manage your apps documents. Documents can be created, saved, closed, deleted, as well as pushed and pulled from the Cloud. The singleton also retains all open documents for fast retreaval.
Usage
MKCloud is desinged to work as singleton. You can access the singleton by calling the cloudManager
class method. The singleton does most of its work on a background thread. The threading is built in so all methods should be called from the main thread. All blocks passed to MKCloud are performed on the main thread.
When using MKCloud documents are referenced by name. The expected name is the same as the file name used when creating the document. Be sure not to confuse the name with the documents display name
.
The singleton controls the retention/release of documents automatically. By all documents that are created or opened by the singleton are retained until they are closed. Documents can added or removed manually by calling the addDocument: or removeDocument: methods.
Document Types
MKCloud only supports documents from the MKDocuments subclass. All documents created by MKCloud are created using this subclass. See MKDocuments for more information.
Tasks
Getting Instances
-
+ cloudManager
Returns a singleton instance of MKCloud.
Availability
-
+ iCloudIsAvailable
Checks if iCloud is available for the current device/user. ReturnsYES
if available,NO
if not. -
cloudIsAvailable
RetunsYES
if iCloud is available,NO
if it is not
Manage Documents
-
- addDocument:
Adds an instance MKDocument for the singleton to mangage. It is usually not required to add a document manually. The singleton instance manages the retention/release of docuemnts automatically. -
- removeDocument:
Removes an instance MKDocument from the singletons management. It is usually not required to remove a document manually. The singleton instance manages the retention/release of docuemnts automatically.
Getting Documents
-
- documentNamed:
Returns an instance of MKDocument if it is currently being managed by MKCloud, ornil
if not. -
documents
A set of all documents currently being managed by MKCloud. -
- createDocumentNamed:content:successful:
Creates a document with given name and content. By default this method pushes the document to the cloud after it is created. If you do not want the document to be on the cloud call the removeDocumentNamed:successful: method in the successful block of this method. -
- openDocumentNamed:localCopy:content:
Opens the document that has the given file name. This method will add a document the singletons managed documents if it is not already there. This method works in three stages:- Check for existing documents in the manager and uses them if availble.
- Seaches the devices cloud directories for the document and returns it when found.
- Look for the document in apps local documents directory and returns it when found.
-
- saveDocumentNamed:successful:
Saves the document that has the given file name. This method assumes the document being saved is currently being managed by the singleton. -
- closeDocumentNamed:successful:
Closes the docuemnt that has the given file name. This method assums the document being closed if currenetly being manged by the singleton. The singleton will remove the docuemnt from its managed list when the closing is complete.
Cloud Operations
-
- pushDocumentToCloud:named:successful:
Pushes a document to the cloud and adds it to the singletons managed list if it is not already part of the docuemnts being managed. -
- pullDocumentNamed:successful:
Pulls the document off of the cloud and creates a copy in the apps documents directory. After the local copy of the document is created it can be opened using the openDocumentNamed:localCopy:successful: method, and passingYES
to the localCopy parameter. -
- removeDocumentNamed:successful:
Removes the document off of the cloud and moves it to the apps documents directory. The document will still be managed by the singleton after it is pulled from the cloud.
Finding Documents
-
- urlForFileNamed:result:
Checks if the given file exists in the local cloud directory and retuns an NSURL instance if the file exists.
Class Methods
cloudManager
Returns a singleton instance of MKCloud.
+ (id)cloudManager
Return Value
MKCloud Singleton Instance
Discussion
Returns a singleton instance of MKCloud.
This should be the only method used to get an instance. Creating instances yourself may degrade the preformance of Cloud documents.
Declared In
MKCloud.h
Instance Methods
addDocument:
Adds an instance MKDocument for the singleton to mangage. It is usually not required to add a document manually. The singleton instance manages the retention/release of docuemnts automatically.
- (void)addDocument:(MKDocument *)document
Parameters
- document
- An instance of MKDocument
Declared In
MKCloud.h
closeDocumentNamed:successful:
Closes the docuemnt that has the given file name. This method assums the document being closed if currenetly being manged by the singleton. The singleton will remove the docuemnt from its managed list when the closing is complete.
- (void)closeDocumentNamed:(NSString *)name successful:(void ( ^ ) ( BOOL sucessful ))successful
Parameters
- name
- The file name of the document
- successful
- The block called when the closing is complete
Declared In
MKCloud.h
createDocumentNamed:content:successful:
Creates a document with given name and content. By default this method pushes the document to the cloud after it is created. If you do not want the document to be on the cloud call the removeDocumentNamed:successful: method in the successful block of this method.
- (void)createDocumentNamed:(NSString *)name content:(NSData *)content successful:(void ( ^ ) ( BOOL successful ))successful
Parameters
- name
- The file name of the document
- content
- The content of the document in the form of an NSData instance
- successful
- The code block that is called upon completion of this method
Discussion
Creates a document with given name and content. By default this method pushes the document to the cloud after it is created. If you do not want the document to be on the cloud call the removeDocumentNamed:successful: method in the successful block of this method.
The document instance created here are automatically retained by the singleton.
Declared In
MKCloud.h
documentNamed:
Returns an instance of MKDocument if it is currently being managed by MKCloud, or nil
if not.
- (MKDocument *)documentNamed:(NSString *)name
Parameters
- name
- The file name of the document
Return Value
MKDocument instance or nil
Declared In
MKCloud.h
openDocumentNamed:localCopy:content:
Opens the document that has the given file name. This method will add a document the singletons managed documents if it is not already there. This method works in three stages:
- Check for existing documents in the manager and uses them if availble.
- Seaches the devices cloud directories for the document and returns it when found.
- Look for the document in apps local documents directory and returns it when found.
- (void)openDocumentNamed:(NSString *)name localCopy:(BOOL)localCopy content:(void ( ^ ) ( id content ))content
Parameters
- name
- the file name of the document
- localCopy
- Set to
YES
if the manager should open a document that is stored on the device locally.NO
to look for the document on the cloud.
- content
- The content of the document
Note The content will always be an instance of NSData when retuned in the content block. Content will
nil
if no document could be found.
Declared In
MKCloud.h
pullDocumentNamed:successful:
Pulls the document off of the cloud and creates a copy in the apps documents directory. After the local copy of the document is created it can be opened using the openDocumentNamed:localCopy:successful: method, and passing YES
to the localCopy parameter.
- (void)pullDocumentNamed:(NSString *)name successful:(void ( ^ ) ( BOOL successful ))successful
Parameters
- name
- The name of the document to pull from the cloud
- successful
- The block to call when the operation is finished.
Declared In
MKCloud.h
pushDocumentToCloud:named:successful:
Pushes a document to the cloud and adds it to the singletons managed list if it is not already part of the docuemnts being managed.
- (void)pushDocumentToCloud:(MKDocument *)document named:(NSString *)name successful:(void ( ^ ) ( BOOL successful ))successful
Parameters
- document
- The document to push to the cloud
- name
- The file name of the docuemnt
- successful
- The block called when the closing is complete
Declared In
MKCloud.h
removeDocument:
Removes an instance MKDocument from the singletons management. It is usually not required to remove a document manually. The singleton instance manages the retention/release of docuemnts automatically.
- (void)removeDocument:(MKDocument *)document
Parameters
- document
- An instance of MKDocument
Declared In
MKCloud.h
removeDocumentNamed:successful:
Removes the document off of the cloud and moves it to the apps documents directory. The document will still be managed by the singleton after it is pulled from the cloud.
- (void)removeDocumentNamed:(NSString *)name successful:(void ( ^ ) ( BOOL successful ))successful
Parameters
- name
- The file name of the document
- successful
- The block called when the movement is complete
Declared In
MKCloud.h
saveDocumentNamed:successful:
Saves the document that has the given file name. This method assumes the document being saved is currently being managed by the singleton.
- (void)saveDocumentNamed:(NSString *)name successful:(void ( ^ ) ( BOOL successful ))successful
Parameters
- name
- The file name of the document
- successful
- Code block called when the save is complete
Declared In
MKCloud.h
urlForFileNamed:result:
Checks if the given file exists in the local cloud directory and retuns an NSURL instance if the file exists.
- (void)urlForFileNamed:(NSString *)name result:(void ( ^ ) ( NSURL *fielURL ))result
Parameters
- name
- The name of the file to search for
- result
- The block to excute when the file is found.
Declared In
MKCloud.h
Properties
cloudIsAvailable
Retuns YES
if iCloud is available, NO
if it is not
@property (readonly) BOOL cloudIsAvailable
Declared In
MKCloud.h
documents
A set of all documents currently being managed by MKCloud.
@property (retain) NSMutableSet *documents
Declared In
MKCloud.h


{{Redirect|Ready Break|the Something Corporate album|Ready... Break}} {{unreferenced|date=November 2013}}
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Ready Brek (sometimes written Ready brek) is an oat-based breakfast cereal produced by Weetabix Limited. It is intended to be served hot, and comes in four varieties — 'original', 'chocolate', 'honey' and 'Seriously Oaty'. A butterscotch flavour was marketed during the 1970s. In the early 1970s Butter Flavour Ready Brek (not the later Butterscotch flavour) was also available.
Contents |
Ready Brek was originally produced by J. Lyons and Co., created from experimentation by Walter Pitts, the Greenford factory manager from the Tea Division of Lyons.
It was launched in 1957 as an instant porridge, then in 1969 as an instant hot cereal. The product is now called a smooth porridge, as porridge is now once again popular. The brand was purchased by Weetabix in June 1990, and it is understandably more popular in autumn and winter. Ready Brek had the slogan Central heating for kids and Get up and Glow, and TV adverts during the 1970s and 1980s showed children walking to school with a dramatic radiant glow.
During the 80s, Ready Brek's original mascot was a stop-motion man called Ready Eddy, before being replaced in 1991 by a Dragon called RB, or the Ready Brek Dragon. A Welsh Dragon in order to symbolise for kids the warmth of Ready Brek. In the 2000s, he was then replaced with a road crossing symbol of a parent and child. In 2011 the Ready Brek dragon returned for a limited period only lasting until autumn 2012.
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Follow these steps to set up your environment:
- Fork Lean and then clone your forked repository to your local machine.
- Open the Lean.Brokerages.Template repository and click Use this template.
- On the Create a new repository from Lean.Brokerages.Template page, set the repository name to Lean.Brokerages.<brokerageName> (for example, Lean.Brokerages.XYZ).
- Click Create repository from template.
- Clone the Lean.Brokerages.<brokerageName> repository.
$ git clone https://github.com/username/Lean.Brokerages.<brokerageName>.git
- If you're on a Linux terminal, in your Lean.Brokerages.<brokerageName> directory, change the access permissions of the bash script.
$ chmod +x ./renameBrokerage
- In your Lean.Brokerages.<brokerageName> directory, run the renameBrokerage.sh bash script.
The bash script replaces some placeholder text in the Lean.Brokerages.<brokerageName> directory and renames some files according to your brokerage name.


The Beach Boys is an American rock band formed in Hawthorne, California, in 1961. They have released 29 studio albums, eight live albums, 55 compilation albums, and 71 singles. The current members are Brian Wilson, Mike Love, Al Jardine and Bruce Johnston.
From humble roots in California, The Beach Boys have become an international sensation. Their famous harmonies and classic songs continue to travel the world bringing “Good Vibrations” everywhere. With over 50 years experience performing live around the world, the band bring amazing energy and vibrance to any event. To request a booking, please go to the contact section.
The Beach Boys - Surfin' USA
The Beach Boys - Good Vibrations
The Beach Boys - I Get Around (Live 2013)
The Beach Boys - Single Sizzle Reel
The Beach Boys - With The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
Bruce Johnston - On The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
The Beach Boys - Good Vibrations
The Beach Boys - Surfin Safari
The Beach Boys - Wouldn't It Be Nice
The Beach Boys - California Girls
The Beach Boys - Dance Dance Dane
The Beach Boys - Fun Fun Fun


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| Highly recommend | Recommend | Slightly recommend | If have time | More negative than positive | Waste time |
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Sets expectations on mock objects.
Sets expectations on mock objects.
After creating mocks, you set expectations on them, using syntax like this:
context.checking( new Expectations() { oneOf (mockCollaborator).documentAdded("Document") exactly(3).of (mockCollaborator).documentChanged("Document") } )
Having imported the members of an instance of this class, you can shorten this step to:
expecting { e => import e._ oneOf (mockCollaborator).documentAdded("Document") exactly(3).of (mockCollaborator).documentChanged("Document") }
The expecting
method will create a new Expectations
object, pass it into
the function you provide, which sets the expectations. After the function returns, the expecting
method will pass the Expectations
object to the checking
method of its internal Mockery
context.
This method passes an instance of class org.scalatest.mock.JMockExpectations
to the
passed function. JMockExpectations
extends org.jmock.Expectations
and
adds several overloaded withArg
methods. These withArg
methods simply
invoke corresponding with
methods on themselves. Because with
is
a keyword in Scala, to invoke these directly you must surround them in back ticks, like this:
oneOf (mockCollaborator).documentAdded(`with`("Document"))
By importing the members of the passed JMockExpectations
object, you can
instead call withArg
with no back ticks needed:
oneOf (mockCollaborator).documentAdded(withArg("Document"))
a function that sets expectations on the passed JMockExpectations
object
Invokes the mock
method on this JMockCycle
's internal
Mockery
context object, passing in a class instance for the
specified type parameter.
Invokes the mock
method on this JMockCycle
's internal
Mockery
context object, passing in a class instance for the
specified type parameter.
Using the JMock API directly, you create a mock with:
val mockCollaborator = context.mock(classOf[Collaborator])
Having imported the members of an instance of this class, you can shorten that to:
val mockCollaborator = mock[Collaborator]
Executes code using mocks with expectations set.
Executes code using mocks with expectations set.
Once you've set expectations on the mock objects, when using the JMock API directly, you use the mock, then invoke
assertIsSatisfied
on the Mockery
context to make sure the mock
was used in accordance with the expectations you set on it. Here's how that looks:
classUnderTest.addDocument("Document", new Array[Byte](0)) classUnderTest.addDocument("Document", new Array[Byte](0)) classUnderTest.addDocument("Document", new Array[Byte](0)) classUnderTest.addDocument("Document", new Array[Byte](0)) context.assertIsSatisfied()
This class enables you to use the following, more declarative syntax instead:
whenExecuting { classUnderTest.addDocument("Document", new Array[Byte](0)) classUnderTest.addDocument("Document", new Array[Byte](0)) classUnderTest.addDocument("Document", new Array[Byte](0)) classUnderTest.addDocument("Document", new Array[Byte](0)) }
The whenExecuting
method will execute the passed function, then
invoke assertIsSatisfied
on its internal Mockery
context object.
the code to execute under previously set expectations
Class that wraps and manages the lifecycle of a single
org.jmock.Mockery
context object, provides some basic syntax sugar for using JMock in Scala.Using the JMock API directly, you first need a
Mockery
context object:JMockCycle uses jMock's ClassImposterizer to support mocking of classes, so the following line would also be needed if you wanted that functionality as well:
When using this class, you would instead create an instance of this class (which will create and wrap a
Mockery
object) and import its members, like this:Using the JMock API directly, you would create a mock object like this:
Having imported the members of an instance of this class, you can shorten that to:
After creating mocks, you set expectations on them, using syntax like this:
Having imported the members of an instance of this class, you can shorten this step to:
The
expecting
method will create a newExpectations
object, pass it into the function you provide, which sets the expectations. After the function returns, theexpecting
method will pass theExpectations
object to thechecking
method of its internalMockery
context.The
expecting
method passes an instance of classorg.scalatest.mock.JMockExpectations
to the function you pass intoexpectations
.JMockExpectations
extendsorg.jmock.Expectations
and adds several overloadedwithArg
methods. ThesewithArg
methods simply invoke correspondingwith
methods on themselves. Becausewith
is a keyword in Scala, to invoke these directly you must surround them in back ticks, like this:By importing the members of the passed
JMockExpectations
object, you can instead callwithArg
with no back ticks needed:Once you've set expectations on the mock objects, when using the JMock API directly, you use the mock, then invoke
assertIsSatisfied
on theMockery
context to make sure the mock was used in accordance with the expectations you set on it. Here's how that looks:This class enables you to use the following, more declarative syntax instead:
The
whenExecuting
method will execute the passed function, then invokeassertIsSatisfied
on its internalMockery
context object.To summarize, here's what a typical test using
JMockCycle
looks like:ScalaTest also provides a
JMockCycleFixture
trait, which will pass a newJMockCycle
into each test that needs one.


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A class for managing a counter as an integer value intended to persist across reboots. More...
#include <lib/support/PersistedCounter.h>
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| PersistedCounter () | |
| ~PersistedCounter () override | |
| CHIP_ERROR | Init (chip::Platform::PersistedStorage::Key aId, uint32_t aEpoch) |
| Initialize a PersistedCounter object. More... | |
| CHIP_ERROR | Advance () override |
| Increment the counter and write to persisted storage if we've completed the current epoch. More... | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from chip::MonotonicallyIncreasingCounter | |
| MonotonicallyIncreasingCounter () | |
| ~MonotonicallyIncreasingCounter () override | |
| CHIP_ERROR | Init (uint32_t aStartValue) |
| Initialize a MonotonicallyIncreasingCounter object. More... | |
| uint32_t | GetValue () override |
| Get the current value of the counter. More... | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from chip::Counter | |
| Counter () | |
| virtual | ~Counter () |
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| Protected Attributes inherited from chip::MonotonicallyIncreasingCounter | |
| uint32_t | mCounterValue |
A class for managing a counter as an integer value intended to persist across reboots.
Counter values are always set to start at a multiple of a bootup value "epoch".
Example:
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Increment the counter and write to persisted storage if we've completed the current epoch.
Reimplemented from chip::MonotonicallyIncreasingCounter.
| CHIP_ERROR chip::PersistedCounter::Init | ( | chip::Platform::PersistedStorage::Key | aId, |
| uint32_t | aEpoch | ||
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Initialize a PersistedCounter object.
| [in] | aId | The identifier of this PersistedCounter instance. |
| [in] | aEpoch | On bootup, values we vend will start at a multiple of this parameter. |


Put your feet up this Christmas and enjoy a five-course Indian banquet
Satisfying the tastebuds of the people of South Wales for the past decade, Mowgli's Indian Restaurant added a second restaurant in Whitchurch in 2018
by Jonny DillonTake the stress out of cooking this Christmas day with a special five-course feast at Mowgli’s Whitchurch restaurant.
Established in 2009 with a restaurant on Crwys Road, Mowgli's was created by food-loving enthusiast Mr Zaman, who has over 30 years of experience in catering business with special interest in Indian cuisine.
It has since then added a second restaurant in Whitchurch in 2018 which is open on Christmas day for the first time. Enjoy a five-course special Christmas meal - vegetarian option is available on request - from as little as £29.95 per person and can be booked from any time between 12-9pm.
During its 10 years in operation, Mowgli's has carved out a reputation of delivering high-class traditional Indian fine-dining cuisine at both of its restaurants. It has also picked up a plethora of awards along the way too.
Dining at Mowgli's on Christmas day requires advance booking notice.
Mowgli's looks forward to spreading a little Christmas cheer over the festive period and would like to thank the people of South Wales for their custom over the years.
For more information, go to www.mowglis.co.uk or call 02920 628479


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