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A composite number can be factored many different ways. For instance, not including multiplication by one, 24 can be factored in 7 distinct ways:
Recall that the digital root of a number, in base 10, is found by adding together the digits of that number, and repeating that process until a number is arrived at that is less than 10. Thus the digital root of 467 is 8.
We shall call a Digital Root Sum (DRS) the sum of the digital roots of the individual factors of our number.
The chart below demonstrates all of the DRS values for 24.
| Factorisation | Digital Root Sum |
|---|---|
|
2x2x2x3 |
9 |
|
2x3x4 |
9 |
|
2x2x6 |
10 |
|
4x6 |
10 |
|
3x8 |
11 |
|
2x12 |
5 |
|
24 |
6 |
The maximum Digital Root Sum of 24 is 11.
The function mdrs(n) gives the maximum Digital Root Sum of n. So mdrs(24)=11.
Find mdrs(n) for 1 n 1,000,000.


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| Access the first attribute in this element. | |
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| virtual void | Print (FILE *cfile, int depth) const |
| All TinyXml classes can print themselves to a filestream. More... |
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Electricity
Voltage: 230 V
Frequency: 50 Hz
Gas (Propane)
It is hard to get European gas bottles filled here. The one person who can do it is Tala at Hibiscus Gas. His number is 720 9441.
Tala (SAT/WS$) of 100 sene
Most supermarkets accept credit / debit cards.
See Pacific List of Radio Nets
International Dialing Code for Samoa is +685.
Samoa has GSM cell phone services. Use a mobile phone, buy a simcard, rent a phone or roam. Bluesky has better coverage than Digicel.
1st/2nd week September: Teuila Festival
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Templet for Lua is available from a git repository:
git clone https://git.colberg.org/lua-templet
In the repository, checkout the latest release version:
git checkout 1.0.2
If you have GnuPG, verify that the tag is signed by the following key:
git tag -v 1.0.2
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Subkey fingerprint: 983B F9D0 F02A 6014 0CEC 529F 767E 12A8 C92A 31CB
The module is accompanied by a test suite:
make test
Templet for Lua is available from LuaRocks:
luarocks install --local templet
You may wish to remove older versions before installing:
luarocks remove --local templet
To use the module, set the Lua module path in your shell's startup file:
eval `luarocks path`
If the LuaRocks mirror is not available, install from the git repository above:
luarocks install --local rockspec/templet-1.0.2-1.rockspec
To install the module directly from the git source, use:
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"Bristol is a great place for a shop like this"
by Robin MurrayA new shop has opened in Bristol city centre selling a wide variety of items which would make perfect stocking fillers or larger gifts for loved ones this Christmas.
Cherry Bomb is located in Broadmead, in between TSB Bank and Specsavers on Merchant Street, specialising in licensed merchandise and collectables.
Headed up by the team behind HMV, customers can expect to find entertainment-related goods including posters, band T-shirts, books, mugs, gadgets and much more.
It's home to a Disney section selling notebooks, badges and more while fans of Stranger Things will love the stand dedicated to the hit sci-fi show, which includes a retro 'Eggo' card game and 3D mugs.
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Toolkit for Decentralised Data Ecosystem development in Javascript
Starfish-js is an open source developer toolkit for the data economy. It allows developers, data scientists and enterprises to create, interact, integrate and manage decentralised data supply lines through standardised and simple-to-use APIs.
Based on an underlying data ecosystem standard, Starfish provides high-level APIs for common tasks within the data economy, for example, registering/publishing an asset, for subsequent use in a digital supply line. In this case, an asset can be any data set, model or data service. The high-level API also allows developers to invoke operation on an asset, e.g. computing a predictive model or anonymising sensitive personal information, among other capabilities.
Starfish works with blockchain networks and common web services through agents, allowing unprecedented flexibility in asset discovery and data supply line management.
Currently only provide basic account balance information
Install requirements
npm install
Create the local testing environment using barge.
In a sepearte terminal session you need to clone and checkout the correct taged
version of barge
repository, by doing the following:
git clone https://github.com/DEX-Company/barge.git
cd barge
git checkout tags/dex-2019-05-24
./start_ocean.sh --no-brizo --no-pleuston --local-spree-node
Copy keeper artifacts
A bash script is available to copy keeper artifacts into this file directly from a running docker image. This script needs to run in the root of the project. The script waits until the keeper contracts are deployed, and then copies the artifacts.
./scripts/wait_for_migration_and_extract_keeper_artifacts.sh
The artifacts contain the addresses of all the deployed contracts and their ABI definitions required to interact with them.
Run the unit tests
npm run test
Building for the browser with debugging support
npm run build:server
google-chrome --remote-debugging-port=9222
# this is needed since metamask is not injected into web3 if url is file:// protocol
npm run test:server
server test/standalone # this will expose current working directory as http://localhost:5000/
# Run dubugging in VS Code with "Attach Chrome" configuration (test/server/.vscode/launch.json)
None at the moment
ESlint recomended rules. Using the "extends": "eslint:recommended"
parameter.
Also using Prettier standard with ESlint.
You need to run
npm run lint
To make sure there are no formating and lint errors.
Automatic tests are setup github actions. Using the npm
framework.
To test run
```
npm test
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Tiny, flexible scroll listener with React support
Features
- 🦻🏼 Sets up a passive scroll listener
- 🪟 Accepts document & elements as scroll containers
- 🔭 Iterates elements and only invokes transforms from those in the viewport
- 👨👦 Handles browser resize events and updates the cached properties
- 🗑 Passive garbage collection of removed elements
- ⏲ Includes timing functions to calculate relative distances between the screen and the original element position
- 📦 Caches original size and position of your elements
- 🖌 Basic server side rendering support
Give it a try: Codesandbox
Core
The core of the library is about registering scroll / resize event handlers, caching element sizes and positions and transforming elements in the viewport.
Usage:
import { smol } from 'smolscroll';
const scroll = smol();
// Register an element which should be cached and transformed
scroll.add({
el: document.querySelector('.title'),
// i = ScrollItem { el, width, height, x, y ... }
// s = Screen { width, height, x, y ... }
transform: function(i, s) {
// Use your creativity and create amazing effects
i.el.style.opacity = Math.random()
}
});
// Alternative method with a directly integrated querySelectorAll
scroll.addWithSelector('.title-2', {
transform: function(i) {
i.el.style.color = '#' + Math.round(Math.random() * 1000);
}
})
// Attach event listeners to the document
scroll.mount();
// You can also register elements after the mount
scroll.add(...);
Animations, Element position and size
Animations usually are described with a time value "t" from 0-1. Usually this time is calculated based on the distance between the viewport y/x position and the element y/x position.
As you transform your element while scrolling, this normally would break the time value as the transformations could have an effect on the distance.
SmolScroll solves this with a "smol" wrapper element which will stay at the original position, with the original size. SmolScroll automatically wraps your element with a

, unless the parent of your element already is an element with the class smol
.
The first argument ScrollItem
of your transform function includes the memoized width/height/etc. values of the wrapper element and not your added one.
When you create an animation effect you have to think about, if it could mess with the time calculation, basically you should only change css properties not having layout side-effects. Ideal css animation candidates are transform
and opacity
.
Browser support
At the moment the library was not yet explicitly tested on specific browsers, but it uses a couple modern browser features like:
Mounting to an element instead of the document
smol.mount(document.querySelector(".custom-scroll-container"));
Make sure your custom scroll container has overflow: scroll
.
React module
Example:
import { useSmol, SmolItem, useScrollMount } from "smolscroll/react";
const transform = (i, s) => {
i.el.style.opacity = Math.random();
};
export const App = () => {
// false is only needed if you use useScrollMount
const smol = useSmol(false);
// Only needed if you want to mount smol to a virtual element
const containerRef = useScrollMount(smol);
return (

<SmolItem transform={transform} smol={smol}>

</SmolItem>

);
};
Time module
SmolScroll includes a "time" module with several useful timing and easing related functions.
It includes the easing functions from d3-ease
Example transform function:
import { timeToCenterHalf } from "smolscroll/time";
const transform = (i, s) => {
// t is a value from 0.0 to 1.0
const t = timeToCenterHalf(true, i, s, -s.height / 2, s.height * 2);
i.el.style.transform = `translateX(${t * 500}px`;
};
Some of the included time functions:
- time
- timeToHalf
- timeToCenter
- timeToCenterHalf
Time functions arguments:
const transform = (i, s) => {
// By default the distance will be calculated on the y axis.
// Set this to false, to calculate the x axis
const isYDistance = true;
// Add an optional offset, basically resulting in the timing to start processing from 0 to 1 earlier or later
// This example makes it, so that the distance is calculated from the screen center, instead of the top screen edge
const offset = -s.height / 2;
// Optional distance parameter (default: depending on the axis screen.width or screen.height)
// This defines how far the user has to scroll to get from t 0 to 1
const distance = 400;
const t = time(isYDistance, i, s, offset, distance);
};
Time functions visually explained
Server side rendering
On the server, the functions of the core will literaly do nothing, so event listeners are not attached, no DOM related actions are triggered. Therefore you can prerender a scrollable component on the server, without worrying about DOM mutations.
Obviously in this way, you have to make sure that your components are later hydrated on the client!


Brown Family of
William Brown private,
Capt. Robert Connely s Co., Col. Lambert Cadwallader s
4th
A decendant via the
Mallorys joined the DAR based on William's service in the Rev War.
James C Mallory, son of Eleanor
Brown, daughter of John son of William married Susannah Ellen Roway. After he died, Susan married James' cousin
Thomas Jefferson Hathaway, son of Sarah Brown, Eleanor Brown's sister:
(8)
First Sgt James C Mallory 8 Feb 1835
near Paw Paw Grove, Vermilion Co. Illinois Enlisted Sgt 1st Class
7 Nov 1861,Joined Company F 46th Infantry 30 Dec 1861 Hospitalized
11 Apr 1862 died 10 Aug 1862 27 y 2 ms 3 d
(Adjutant General s Report) St Louis Mo (in hospital) He became ill
during the battle of Shilo. GAR #98 Silver Springs Cemetery, Stephenson Co.
Illinois = 4 Jul 1858 by HW Linahen Freeport Stephenson CO IL bride under 18
(Marriage Index) Susan (Susannah) Ellen Rowray 1840 res Potter
PA, came to US at age 3 from Germany, Lived in Ohio d 1874 Mo (brother John
Wesley Rowray) (William Roway = Mary Spitler 4 Jul 1825 Union Co PA,
this relationship is undetermined but they had a daughter Susie of Freeport) (John
F Roway c 1800 Germany =
Mary Catherine____) (After James
death, Susan married 21 Sep 1862 Stephenson Co IL (Minister of Seventh Day Adventist Church) Thomas
Jefferson Hathaway 8 Sep 1831 Vermilion Co Stephenson Co IL a red head
served in Civil War d 28 Dec 1910 Media,
Henderson Co IL bur Stronghurst, Illinois) She got a military pension
for the boys, The children so they went to live with Grandpa Dewitt Clinton and
grandma Ellen Brown) (Thomas Hathaway, father of Thomas
Jefferson Hathaway, had married Ellen Brown s sister, Sarah Ellen
Brown, and they lived in Vernon Co. MO.
Sarah Brown was sister of Ellen Brown who married DWC
Mallory) (Susan Rowray and Thomas Jefferson Hathaway had the
following children: Sarah Ellen Elia Hathaway; Caroline Jane
Carrie Hathaway 29 Jul 1867 Freeport d 8 Jul 1941 Salem OR = 2 Mar
1885 Nevada MO Frank Otto Needham; Zachariah Alonzo Hathaway; Charles
Nippert Charley Hathaway; and Elizabeth Ameda Hathaway 16 May 1873
Media, IL d 1882. Thomas J Hathaway
married (2) 21 Nov 1881 Vernon Co MO Catherine Mary Holland No known issue) After the death of Susan, Rev Thomas
Hathaway married 20 Mar 1878 (div 21 Nov 1881) Catherine Mary Holland a
prostitute. (Note: Robert Hathaway had children John, Thomas
b 1808 = Sarah Brown, Mary = James Sprouls, Huldah = Israel
Blayer, George 1816, Catherine = William Hays, Hannah c
1823 = John (Johannes) Stotser, Daniel = Mary Atkinson, Robert =
Susanna,
Robert
Hathaway, born ca 1771 N.J., d. 4 Jan.1856, Lancaster Twp., Stephenson Co., IL;
wife Mary, b. ....; d. before 1850 (from Deed records, Monroe Co., O); one
descendant thought her name King or Kent. Robert appears: 1810 Fed. Census
Harrison Co., VA., War of 1812 -
Roll of Capt. John
Howell's Company, Belmont Co., OH, 3 Sept. 1813; 3 Jan. 1814; and 16 Mar 1814,
as Sgt. 1820 Fed. Census of Belmont Co., OH,
Children from
Probate File No. 1074, Freeport, IL (except Isaac):
Sarah ....m. William Hoskins
John
Mary b. 1801 VA .m. James Sprouls (Sprowels) 1821 d. 1885
Thomas b. c1808, VA
Huldah....m. Ismel (Israel) Blayer (Blair)
George b. c1816, OH
Catherine....m. William Hays
Hannah b. c1823, OH, m. John Stotzer
Jane .... m. James Cutler
Daniel
Robert b. c1811 OH
Isaac b. 1800, d. l854, Vermilion Co.,IL 1827.
below are mentioned Sarah Brown's decendants
via son Thomas jefferson Hathaway:
Note: ON SUSAN S SISTER, KATE: I'm the
granddaughter of Leslie A. Wickwire and (Katie) Catherine Rorer (Rowray.) We
have seen Catherine spelled with a K also so we don't know which way she
spelled it. My father is, Ralph Emerson
Wickwire born in 1890 in
(Jack Rowray<EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS>When Mother (Carrie Hathaway) was seven and Aunt
Ella was eleven their mother, Susan (Rowray) passed away. (1874) They had
adored her and their lives were never the same again. Their father (Thomas Hathaway) left the five
children with his parents, Thomas Sr and Sarah (Brown), and went West and
traveled for years.
Grandfather (Thomas) Hathaway was a Seventh Day
Adventist minister and he preached to the people as he traveled about the
country. He came as far west as
After Grandfather (Thomas) Hathaway
grew older he quit traveling and lived with his children s families. He was loved by all of them and was always
welcome in their homes. He helped Mother
(Carrie Needham) with the babies and work around the home. She had a rocking cradle for her babies and
Grandpa would set by the hour, rocking with his foot and singing to the babies. He also lived with Uncle Charley (Hathaway)
and Aunt Ada in
Thomas divorced Catherine.
They were married March 30, 1878. The plaintiff further complains
that the said defendant after leaving him has become a notorious public
prostitute, and has been the inmate of Houses of ill-fame at Nevada and other
places and that she was at Nevada in May and June 1881 and was the inmate of a
House of Ill-fame kept by one A. Brely and was there guilty of adultery and
protitution with said Brely and other men to this Pltff unknown. The divorce was granted on November 21, 1881
(9)
John Franklin Frank Mallory 1859 IL father IL mother PA (JJ on
1860 Census) = 10 Oct 1878 Julia A Stewart 1 Sep 1860 MO d 10 Oct 1894
bur Montevallo Cem, about 1 mile west of present Montevallo, MO (1880 Census
Montevallo Vernon Co MO Franklin Mallory 21 farmer, Julia 19 Mo father Il
mother NC, William Mallory ae 10 mo Mo)n
See Vernon Co marriage book B for
marriages between 1877 and 1881
1901 census
Kansas City Wyandotte KS
JF Mallory 1859 MO
William H Mallory
25
J B Mallory 23
MS Mallory 45
(10) William Mallory ae 10 months 1880 census
NOTE:
William Mallory c 1879 MO cook
(10)
Mayme Mallory 18 Feb 1887 Montevallo, Mo d 23 Apr 1975
(11)
Ollie Ermina Hartzfeld 23 Feb 1910 Bronaugh, MO d 26 Dec 1970
(12) Male Roark
(13) six children
(12)
(11)
Esther Wauneta Hartzfeld 10 Dec 1911 d 18 Sep 2002 Eldorado
(12) Male
(11)
Nellie Wynona Hartzfeld 23 Oct 1917 = 12 Jun 1943 Denver Co Kenneth
Gibson Conrad 28 DEC 1917 in Geddes Charles Mix Co, SD d 28 Dec 1998
(12) four children
(11)
Leona Lovene Hartzfeld 3 mar 1923 = 27 Nov 1943 Pratt KS Ross Eugene
Bell 12 Apr 1911 Bucklin Ford Co KS
(11) Imojene Ovene Hartzfeld 17 Feb 1927 d 30 Jan
2003 Bronaugh
GODFREY HARTZFELD
(Farmer and Stock-raiser, Section 15, Post-office,
Bronaugh).
As is implied by
the name the subject of this sketch is of German ex traction and also of German
nativity, his birth having occurred in Das Vaterland on the 27th of May, 1841.
His career since his location in this country has but again borne out the fact
which must be apparent to all that wherever a person of German extraction
settles his characteristic thrift, industry and perseverance soon show
themselves in the substantial competence which comes to him. Mr. Hartzfeld came
to the
NOTE:
Wilson Hartzfeld 1905 = estella 1913
Lewis
Theodore hartzfeld = Jennie Waite 6 Oct 1870 IN d 21 May 1914 Bronaugh Vernon
Co MO (Alex Wilson Waite = Catherine Ertel OH)
Godfrey
Hartzfeld = Katherine Zilliox 8 Jul 1844
(9)
Warren Hershel Charlie Mallory 20 Feb 1861 Rockport, Rock Run Twp,
Stephenson Co, Ill 1880 Census Montevallo living with DWC age 19 d 20 Nov 1934
Clarks, Caldwell Co LA = (1) 11 Apr 1880 Vernon Co, Missouri Matilda Jane
Ball 11 Dec 1862 MO 1880 Census Montevallo age 18 in household of DWC
Mallory with husband (father born TN, mother MS) d 20 Oct 1958 Vernon Co MO
buried Mallory lots Walnut Grove Cem, Cedar Co. Ohio (2) 29 Jun 1906 Forrest Co. MS Cora
Adriana McKinstry 20 Sep 1874 Paulding, Jasper Co MS d 2 Jul 1956 Grayson
Caldwell LA bur Clarks Caldwell LA bur Old Bethel Cem Clarks LA (Elijah Hall
McKinstry 16 Sep 1843 Jasper Co MS d 19 Dec 1924 Mobile AL =9 oct 1867 Elizabeth Judson Morgan) (Newman
McKinstry 1814 Richland SC d 13 Mar 1875 Paulding Jasper Co MS = Elizabeth Ann
Lightsey) (John McKinstry) (Lt Wesley L Ball of TN, father of Matilda,
died in Civil War Sep 1862. Had a good ceremony in
[Note by webmaster:
The following appears to be data from a census. It is garbled but included here because it
may provide some usable clues or information for the researcher.]
7a 47 142 7 . 160 162 McKinstry James H Head w m Feb 1872 28 m 1 . Iowa Pennsylvania Pennsylvania .  Alden Township 4 June 1900 .
7a 49 142 7 . 161 163 Conderman Jacob H Head w m June 1838 61 m 33 . New York New York New York . . . Laborer Day . yes yes yes o f h . Alden Township 4 June 1900 .
7a 50 142 7 . . 161 163 Conderman Elizabeth Wife w f May 1838 62 m 33 4 4 Canada Eng England Ireland 1859 40 . yes yes yes . . . . Alden Township 4 June 1900 .
Mallory, Baby
no dates
Mallory, Catharine Earle d/o D W C & E
06-Nov-1846 + 23-Nov-1880
Mallory, David A s/o D H & M A
27-May-1887 + 29-Feb-1888
Mallory, D W C
20-Jan-1805 + 28-Aug-1896
Mallory, Harriett
1842 + 1920
Mallory, Julia d/o W H & M J
11-Nov-1890 + 30-Sep-1914
Mallory, Kattie Ellen
d/o Francis M & Matida N
21-Dec-1878 + 27-Jul-1882
Mallory, Matilda J w/o W H
01-Dec-1862 + 20-Oct-1958
With Matilda Ball:
Myrtle E Mallory = 12 Dec 1895
NOTE: Myrtle
And Ella (Eula?)
M Gurwell Nov 1899 daughter living with Matilda in 1900
See below:
NOTE: Unnamed child 24 Nov 1883 Montavallo Vernon co MO (Matilda Jane Mallory listed as mother) Listed as 6th
child of this mother
(10) Matilda Myrtis Mallory d 12 Dec
1931 LA, CA bur Walnut Grove Cem. Cedar Co, Mo (Note: Matilda Mallory age 18 b
Mo living in household on DWC Mallory. Father b TN, Mother b MS.) = 12 Dec 1895
Vernon co MO James E Gurwell
(11) Eula or Euhah (Note: Eula Mallory 22 mar
1936 d 23 Mar 2000 Mo)
(10) Julia Grace Mallory 11 Nov 1890 Montevallo
Vernon Co MO d 30 Sep 1914 Suicide bur Walnut Grove Cem next to sister, Matilda
= Dec 1906 Fred W Owens d 26 Jan 1947(They divorced and he had
second family)
(11) Mildred Opal Owens 7 Aug 1907 d 2 Feb 1997
buried Olive Branch Cem = 16 Jun 1928 Herbert Brian Cooper
(12) Royal Owen Cooper 3 Aug 1929
(12) Jack Herbert Cooper 29 Jul 1932 d 22 Jul
1956 car accident
(12) Sherryl Lee Cooper 14 Feb 1935
(12) Beverly Ray Cooper 8 Oct 1936.
(10) Archibald Mallory 189?
With Cora McKinstry:
(10) Mamie Emma Mallory 22 Dec 1907
(11) Hazledean Gilbert 17 Apr 1927 Clarks, LA d
17 Mar 1978
(12) John Robert Simons Jr. 18 Aug 1946
(13) John Lawson Simons 26 mar 1973
(13) Vicent Simons Dec 1975
(13) Helen Elizabeth Simons 31 May 1977
(12) Barton Andrew Landry 19 Mar 1955,
(13) Andrew Landry Jul 1975
(12) Rex W Landry Jr. 7 Nov 1956
(11) Bobby Jean Gilbert 20 Mar 1929, Clarks, LA
= 1963
(12) Bobby Jean Gilbert 28 Apr 1964,
(10) Frankie Mallory 22 Apr 1910 still living
on her birthday 2001 = Roland Thomas Kinney 27 Aug 1905 d 22 Apr 1978
(11) Roland Thomas Kinney 22 Mar 1928 Clarks,
LA = 6 Dec 1948 Joretta Marline Reves 15 Dec 1931 (2) 17 Jun 1973 Betty
Marie Adams 8 Jul 1936 Wilmont, AK
(12) Ouida Martile Kinney 25 Aug 1947
(13) Jason Brent Owens 7 May 1970
(13) Angela Christine McLure 19 Jun 1980
(13) Amanda Nicole McLure 4 Mar 1983
(13) Kimberly Lauren McLure 27 Nov 1984
(11) Hershel Delmore Kinney 30 Nov 1931 d 20
Jan 1932
(11) John Edward Kinney 15 Nov 1934 Clarks, LA
d 28 Dec 2000
(12) John Edward Kinney Jr 29 Feb 1960
(12) Cynthia Kay Kinney 30 Mar 1961
(13) Amber Nicole Hawes 2 Dec 1984
(13) Brandon Cody Hawes 24 Jun 1987
(13) Ashley Leann Hawes 5 Jul 1988
(13) Alicia Marie Hawes 19 Aug 1990
(12) Catherine Louise Kinney 11 Dec 1962
Hemphill, TX = Mark Camerin Brister
(13) Michael Christopher Brister 11 Dec 1994
Windson, CA
(13) Mathew Scott Brister 9 Oct 1998
(11) Frances Louise Kinney 15 Nov 1936 Clarks,
LA = 3 Mar 1954
(12) Robert Daniel Gilley 16 Dec 1955,
(13) Stacey Renee Gilley 21 Jan 1976
(14) Shelby Nichole Toutges 25 Oct 1995
(14) Lane Garret Toutges 8 Jun 1998
(13) Robert Daniel Gilley Jr 7 Nov 1979
(12) Mark Randall Gilley 10 Jul 1958
(13) Mark Randall Gilley Jr 1 Jul 1981
(13) Marissa Rachel Gilley 15 Aug 1983
(12) Larry Wayne Gilley 9 Jul 1961
(13) Jennifer Lynn Gilley 13 Mar 1991
(13) Larry Wayne Gilley Jr 27 May 1994
(12) Keith Alan Gilley 19 Oct 1962
(13) Victoria Ann Gilley 12 Jul 1984
(13) Lee Alan Gilley 10 Feb 1987
(11) Charles Kinney Dec 1939
(11) Cora Sue Kinney 12 Jun 1941 Olla, LA = (10
25 Aug 1959 James Wesley Jones 19 Oct 1941
(12) Kimberly Sue Jones 4 Jul 1960
(12) Soundra Dean Jones 29 May 1962
(13) Samuel Balcum Elmore 15 Aug 1997,
(13) Joshua Elmore 19 Nov 1999,
Robert Hathway,
father of Thomas who married Sarah Brown, had a daughter Hannah whose
granddaugher Cora Wilkinson married Josiah Willard Mallory, grandson of eleanor
Brown.
Robert Hathaways son 'Daniel married mary Atkinson who
was almost certainly a decendant of Cornelius Atkinson whose son James married
mary Brown daughter of Matthew Brownwho is almost certainly brother of William.
Zeziah Atkinson married james mcCoy whose daughter
amanda mcCoy marr ied William Hubbard Mallory
in Monroe Co. William Mallory
was youngest broth er of DWC Mallory who married Eleanor Brown.
William H Mallory settled on the land first cleared on the banks of the
In 1798 or 1799, James Henthorn settled at the
mouth of Sunfish Creek after moving there from the old fort on Wheeling Creek.
His children were as follows: James; John; Henry; William; Adam; Ann; and Mary.
He made improvements where Clarington now is located. At the same time, Charles
Atkinson cleared 15 acres which later was known as the W.H. Mallory farm. In
1802, Alexander Newlen cleared 10 acres on the Joel Yost farm. Other settlers
includes Elijah Johnson; James Scott; Robert Baldwin; James Walton; and
Jonathan Rutter. William Powell settled at the mouth of Sunfish Creek and kept
the ferry. The following persons settled along the valley of the creek in the
order given: John Vandevanter; Peter Vandevanter; Andrew McKee; William
McCoy; Joseph Blare; Matthew Brown; Richard Cain; and Samuel
Buskirk. David Howell, Reuben Redman, and Reuben Sturgeon lived on the hills
near the mouth of the Creek. Other large settlements were made by the Bowen
family; the Roby family; the Twible family; the Preble family; the Gillmore
family; the
The first school was taught in a cabin on the farm of
Charles Atkinson in 1804 or 1805 by his brother, Mitchell Atkinson. Soon after
that time, he moved to
CORNELIUS ATKINSON - FRONTIER
RANGER
by
William C. Hudson
The Detroit Society for Genealogical Research
Magazine - Volume XIII; June; Number 5, pages 123-128
Used with permission - For non-profit use only. No
links from for-profit sites!
Among the
frontier rangers stationed at
In 1758 he
married Mary Cross in Northumberland (then part of Lancaster) County and within
the next three or four years exercised his land warrant by settling on the
south side of the Juniata River just west of its junction with the Susquehanna
where his immediate neighbors were the Baskins, Kerl and Ellis families. This
locality was then in
In 1774
Cornelius Atkinson was granted two tracts of land under warrant in
Long
afterwards in 1832, when Charles Atkinson applied for a pension for his
Revolutionary services, he mentioned some of the duties performed by him and
his fellow-rangers in 1779. (5) They guarded provision boats going up the
Susquehanna with supplies for General Sullivan's army, and were also engaged in
destroying an Indian Company which was boating green corn up the
In the last
years of the Revolution, Cornelius and his older sons were enrolled in the
Cumberland County Militia and presumably returned to that county to live about
1781. Cornelius and some of his children, including William, continued to
reside there until about 1800.
After the
Revolution the older children of Cornelius Atkinson married and founded homes of
their own. Charles married Sarah McKnight but she died in childbirth leaving a
child who was reared in the home of his uncle, Cornelius Atkinson Jr. This son
was later to become noted as Brig. Gen. Henry S. Atkinson,
These early
Ohio Atkinsons took a leading part in the development of their new place of
settlement. James was the founder of the
The sons
and daughters of the pioneers were adventurous spirits and their lives were far
from prosaic. Ruth, the youngest daughter of Charles, rode horseback to
While many
of his descendants were pioneering in
GENEALOGICAL DATA
Early Descendants of Cornelius (1732-1815) and Mary
Atkinson (1736-1807)
1. James Atkinson, b.
Children:
(order of birth not known)
11. First child died in infancy
12. Margaret
13. Rebecca
14.
15. Cornelius B. Atkinson
16. Mollie m. Joshua Davis; 3 children.
17. Kins Atkinson
18. Jennie - m. Henry Ross; died
1888; had several children.
19. Keziah, b. 1812; d. 1872;
m. 1st William Lippincott (1811-1833), 2nd, William McCoy
191-William Lippincott Jr. b.
1833, d. 1878, m. Nancy Shinn
192-Amanda (McCoy) Mallory
=William Hubbard Mallory; whose eldest brother Dewitt Clinton Mallory married
Eleanor Brown, daughter of John Brown Sr., brother of the above Matthew Brown;
John and Matthew being sons of William Brown who in turn came with brother
Matthew came from Ireland and fought in the Revolutionary War. Resided in Greene Co PA)
193-Mary Ann (McCoy) Timmons.
Provided
by Mallory Smith
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This week we did Arduino. Arduino was created by Massimo Banzi to help his students learn how to use advanced electronics as well. He made an IUD and a board that connects to a computer. Arduino allows the user to learn how to program with electronics, not just one and not the other. We had 5 projects that we had to complete and each of those projects had little subprojects.
Next, we had a project focused on Arduino and sound.  I changed up the code for the trumpet a bit so that the notes would change and so I could play a different song.
The Arduino projects were mostly easy, but tedious. When I got to Project 5 I was already so tired of having to place wires every single place that I felt like I was rushing through it. After it was all done I was ready to roll.
The change to the code that I made with Arduino was making the LED in the first project blink faster. I did that by changing the break between flickers from 1000 to 200.


Computing a Bayesian Estimate of Star Rating Means
Consumers rely on the collective intelligence of other consumers to protect themselves from coffee pots that break at the first sign of water, eating bad food at the wrong restaurant, and stunning flops at the theater. Although occasionally there are metrics like Rotten Tomatoes, we primarily prejudge products we would like to consume through a simple 5 star rating. This methodology is powerful, because not only does it provide a simple, easily understandable metric, but people are generally willing to reliably cast a vote by clicking a star rating without too much angst.
In aggregate, this is wonderful. Star ratings can minimize individual preference because the scale is not large enough to be too nuanced. After enough ratings, it becomes pretty clear whether or not something is a hit or a flop. The problem is, however, that many ratings are needed to make this system work because the quality of a 5 star rating depends not only on the average number of stars but also on the number of reviews.
Consider the following two items:
- Presto Coffee Pot - average rating of 5 (1 review).
- Cuisinart Brew Central - average rating of 4.1 (78 reviews).
Which item should be listed first in a list of items sorted by rating? It would seem clear that the Brew Central has more reviewers and that many of them are happy with the product. Therefore, it should probably appear before the Presto even though its average rating is lower.
We could brainstorm a couple of strategies that would give us this outcome and would help us deal with items that have an insufficient number of ratings when we come across them in the future:
- We could simply list the number of reviews in addition to the average rating. However, this doesn’t help with sorting the products.
- We could set a floor of n number of ratings before a product is shown, but this decreases the likelihood that a product will be reviewed because it remains unseen. Not only that, but how do we choose n?
Instead, we need some empirical metric for the average rating that embeds the number of reviewers into the score. Most methodologies in use today use Bayesian estimation, which takes into account the fact that we don’t have enough data to make an estimation via the mean and also incorporates all the data we have about other observations.
In this post, we will consider how to implement a Bayesian estimation of the mean of star reviews with a limited number of observations. The estimation is useful for recommender services and other predictive algorithms that use preference space measures like star reviews. It is also a good crash course in Bayesian estimation in general for those that are interested.


fun fuzz(amount: Int): BlockCoordinate
Used when we want to place something at a coordinate, but not exactly. It returns a coordinate as far away as amount


You can read below a comprehensive guide with detailed instructions about the CCAvenue Payment Gateway for Reseller Club functionalities. Each section is carefully explained, using helpful screenshots and videos when necessary. It contains everything you need to have your plugin up and running in no time.
We provide Free Customer Support for all Ladybird products through our quick and easy ticket application interface. Please limit your inquiries to problems related to the CCAvenue Payment Gateway for Reseller Club , its setup and features. For any problems concerning third-party plugins you should address the application’s developer.
Ladybird Web Solution offers a free ticket support application for all clients. The dedicated app is fast and easy to use and includes an email notification feature. We will let you know as soon as your inquiry has received an answer. Thanks to our modern design, you can also upload images as an attachment to your support ticket.
Before opening a new ticket, please make sure you have read through all our documentation and watched the video tutorials. Also, our FAQ section contains helpful answer to questions we often receive from our customers. Following these steps is in the users’ interest, as they will save valuable time. Still, we are always happy to respond to any inquiries you may have related to the CCAvenue Payment Gateway for Reseller Club.
This extends Reseller Club to accepts money/payments through CCAvenue
Payment gateway on your supersite. South Asia's biggest Payment Gateway
and Merchant Accounts service provider.
Plugin is a set of files, with step by step documentation.
Open the documentation, make slight changes, enter API/key values from
CCAvenue & Reseller Club account to the files as shown in documentation.
Start accepting payment on your store front within 5 to 10 minutes.
Step by step video guide to be uploaded soon.
Here are the steps/changes that you need to do, to add CCAvenue Payment
gateway to Reseller Club
Here are the steps/changes that you need to do, on CCAvenue website to integrate it with Reseller Club
I've used the files as listed.
Once again, thank you so much for purchasing this code. As I said at the beginning, I'd be glad to help you if you have any questions relating to this code. No guarantees, but I'll do my best to assist. If you have a more general question relating to the codes on codecanyon, you might consider visiting the forums and asking your question in the "Item Discussion" section.


This package was first debianized by A. Maitland Bottoms
on Tue, 16 Jul 2002 10:02:40 -0400.
Downloaded from http://www.speex.org/
Upstream authors:
Jean-Marc Valin
David Rowe
Copyright 2002-2007 Xiph.org Foundation
Copyright 2002-2007 Jean-Marc Valin
Copyright 2005-2007 Analog Devices Inc.
Copyright 2005-2007 Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research
Organisation (CSIRO)
Copyright 1993, 2002, 2006 David Rowe
Copyright 2003 EpicGames
Copyright 1992-1994 Jutta Degener, Carsten Bormann
License:
Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without
modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions
are met:
- Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright
notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer.
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notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer in the
documentation and/or other materials provided with the distribution.
- Neither the name of the Xiph.org Foundation nor the names of its
contributors may be used to endorse or promote products derived from
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(protected) new Term(body, quantifiers)
Construct a Term object.
The Term object represents a valid fragment of regular expression that forms a small part of the whole regular expression.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
body |
Object | a valid regular expression unit. |
quantifiers |
String | the quantifiers applied on this term. |
- Source:
Methods
-
(protected, static) charClasses(list, positive, warnings)
-
Quote the terms so they can be put into character classes (square brackets).
Parameters:
Name Type Description list
Array the input term(s) to convert.
positive
Boolean treat for positive or negative character classes.
warnings
Array [output] a collection array to keep errors / warnings while converting character classes.
- Source:
Returns:
a single character sequence that can fit into character classes.
-
(protected, static) isUnitTerm(expression) → {Boolean}
-
Test if the given expression is a unit term.
Parameters:
Name Type Description expression
String the expression string to test.
- Source:
Returns:
true is the given expression is a unit term.
- Type
- Boolean
-
(protected, static) quote(value) → {String}
-
Quote regular expression characters.
Takes string and puts a backslash in front of every character that is part of the regular expression syntax.
Parameters:
Name Type Description value
String the string to quote.
- Source:
Returns:
the quoted string.
- Type
- String
-
(protected, static) sanitize(body, quantifiers) → {Term}
-
Sanitation function for adding anything safely to the expression.
Parameters:
Name Type Description body
Object the expression object to sanitize.
quantifiers
String the quantifiers applied on this term.
- Source:
Returns:
a new Term object with contents sanitized.
- Type
- Term
-
(protected, static) wrap(body) → {String}
-
Wrap the given expression if it is not a unit term.
Parameters:
Name Type Description body
String the expression string to test.
- Source:
Returns:
a unit expression that is properly protected.
- Type
- String
-
(protected) _generate(context, termRequiresWrap) → {String}
-
important: _generate and _generateBody should never modify the term object.
implementation notes:
termRequiresWrap tells fragile term(s) in sub-expression that if protection is required. There are 2 situations: 0.no: If there is only one term, then the terms need not protection at all. 1.maybe: If the sub-expression is composed with more then one term, and the terms will be evaluated in order, i.e., will be concatenated directly, then the terms need not protection, unless it is the "either" expression.
[in traditional chinese]
termRequiresWrap 是要通知元素是否需要使用 group 來保護內容。
有兩種狀況:
0.no: 元素沒有兄弟元素(僅有一個子元素)，則元素本身不需要特別保護。 1.maybe: 有兄弟元素，且兄弟元素之間將直接接合(concatenated)， 元素應視需要(目前只有 either 運算式有此需要)自我保護。
Parameters:
Name Type Description context
Object the context object of the regexGen generator.
termRequiresWrap
Number should the term requires wrap. See possible values descripted above.
- Source:
Returns:
the generated regular expression string literal.
- Type
- String
-
(protected) _generateBody(context, bodyRequiresWrap) → {String}
-
Parameters:
Name Type Description context
Object the context object of the regexGen generator.
bodyRequiresWrap
Number should the body of term requires wrap. See possible values descripted in #_generate.
- Source:
Returns:
the generated regular expression string literal (body part).
- Type
- String
-
(protected) _init(body, quantifiers)
-
Initialize the term object, setup default values.
Parameters:
Name Type Description body
String the expression string.
quantifiers
String the quantifiers applied on this term.
- Source:
-
(protected) _warn(msg, values)
-
Parameters:
Name Type Description msg
String -
values
Object -
- Source:
-
any()
-
Matches the expression generated by the preceding sub-generator 0 or more times. Equivalent to
/(.*)/
and/.{0,}/
.- Source:
-
contains(…terms)
-
Parameters:
Name Type Attributes Description terms
Object <repeatable>
-
- Source:
-
followedBy(…terms)
-
Matches 'x' only if 'x' is followed by 'y'. This is called a lookahead. (x(?=y))
Parameters:
Name Type Attributes Description terms
Object <repeatable>
-
- Source:
-
greedy()
-
Makes a quantifier greedy. Note that quantifier are greedy by default.
- Source:
Example
anyChar().any().greedy() // ==> /.\u002A/ anyChar().many().greedy() // ==> /.+/ anyChar().maybe().greedy() // ==> /.?/
-
lazy()
-
Makes a quantifier lazy.
- Source:
Example
anyChar().any().lazy() // ==> /.*?/ anyChar().many().lazy() // ==> /.+?/ anyChar().maybe().lazy() // ==> /.??/ anyChar().multiple(5,9).lazy() // ==> /.{5,9}?/
-
many()
-
occurs one or more times (x+)
- Source:
-
maybe()
-
occurs zero or one times (x?)
- Source:
-
multiple()
-
occurs at least min times and (optional) at most max times (?||+|{min,}|{min,max}) occurs at least min times and (optional) at most max times (?||+|{min,}|{min,max})
- Source:
-
notContains(…terms)
-
Parameters:
Name Type Attributes Description terms
Object <repeatable>
-
- Source:
-
notFollowedBy(…terms)
-
Matches 'x' only if 'x' is not followed by 'y'. This is called a negated lookahead. (x(?!y))
Parameters:
Name Type Attributes Description terms
Object <repeatable>
-
- Source:
-
regex(value)
-
Use the given regex, i.e., trust me, just put the value as is.
Parameters:
Name Type Description value
RegExp | String - Source:
Example
regex( /\w\d/ ) // ==> /\w\d/ regex( "\\w\\d" ) // ==> /\w\d/
-
reluctant()
-
This is an alias of
lazy()
.- Source:
-
repeat()
-
occurs at least once or exactly specified times (+|{n})
- Source:


EXAMPLES
Tutorial
1) Description
The Tutorial consists of three executables that together make up a primitive chat box
2) Design
The 3 executables are:
- Chatter : sends messages to the chat box
- MessageBoard : displays all available chat messages
- UserLoad : keeps track of when users join and leave the chat box
3) Scenario
The Chatter and MessageBoard executables support optional command-line parameters. When these
parameters are not specified, default values are used instead. The optional parameters and their meaning are:
- Chatter [userid] [username]
- userid: an integer number that uniquely identifies the sender of a message.
(Transmit a message with userid = -1 to terminate the MessageBoard.)
- username: the user-name other chatters will see when they receive one of your
chat messages.
- MessageBoard [userid]
- userid: block messages from a user identified by this id. You can use this
to prevent seeing your own messages appear on your own MessageBoard.
Running of examples in Standalone Mode
Running the examples in a Posix environment
Environment Setup
Let's call OpenSplice_install_dir the OpenSplice installation directory.
The OpenSplice environment variables must be set in order for the examples to build/run correctly.
To do this, open a terminal and source the "OpenSplice_install_dir/release.com" script supplied with the distribution.
C/C++ and ISO C++ Executables
Building the examples is described on the Summary page
Three executables and a library are generated in the standalone or three executables and two libraries in the isocpp2 directory when the example is built:
For C++
- Chatter
- MessageBoard
- UserLoad
- libsacpp_tutorial_types.so
For C
- Chatter
- MessageBoard
- UserLoad
- libsac_tutorial_types.so
For ISO C++ 2
- Chatter
- MessageBoard
- UserLoad
- libISO_Cxx_V2_Tutorial_Impl.so
- libISO_Cxx_V2_Tutorial_Types.so
Java executables
Building the examples is described on the Summary page
Four jars are generated in the java/standalone or java5 directory when the example is built:
For Java
- saj_tutorial_chatter.jar
- saj_tutorial_messageboard.jar
- saj_tutorial_userload.jar
- saj_tutorial_types.jar
For Java5
- java5_Chatter.jar
- java5_Messageboard.jar
- java5_Userload.jar
Running the example
Ensure that the environment for OpenSplice is set up correctly as described above for each new terminal used.
It is recommended that you run the subscriber and publisher in separate terminals to avoid mixing the output
Running in single process (heap memory) configuration : the application starts OpenSplice middleware
- OpenSplice is deployed in this mode by default.
- The OpenSplice daemon should not be started manually. Instead the OpenSplice middleware and optional services are implicitly started by the single process applications as required
- Open 3 terminals. Set up the environment and go to the example directory as described above
Running in multiple process shared memory configuration
To enable deployment in this mode, an OpenSplice configuration file must be selected that has shared memory support e.g. one of the ospl_shmem xml configuration files found in the OpenSplice_install_dir/etc/config directory.
- Open 3 terminals. In each terminal:
- Setup the environment and go to the example directory as described above
- Set the required configuraton file e.g. OSPL_URI=file://$OSPL_HOME/etc/config/ospl_shmem_ddsi.xml
- Start the OpenSplice daemon. You can do this by typing ospl start
Running the example
- In the first terminal start MessageBoard by running either
- MessageBoard [userid] & for C/C++/ISO C++ 2
- java -jar saj_tutorial_messageboard.jar [userid] & for Java
- java -jar messageboard/java5_Messageboard.jar [userid] & for Java5
MessageBoard usage: MessageBoard [userid] - where userid is optional and is a number representing a user whose messages will be blocked
- In the second terminal start UserLoad by running either
- UserLoad & for C/C++/ISO C++ 2
- java -jar saj_tutorial_userload.jar & for Java
- java -jar userload/java5_Userload.jar & for Java5
- In the third terminal start Chatter by running either
- Chatter [userid] [username] for C/C++/ISO C++ 2
- java -jar saj_tutorial_chatter.jar [userid] [username] for Java
- java -jar chatter/java5_Chatter.jar [userid] [username] for Java5
Chatter usage: Chatter [userid] [username] - where both are optional, userid is a number representing a user whose messages will be blocked, username is any string
- To terminate the MessageBoard run the Chatter again with the -1 as the input parameter
- Chatter -1 for C/C++/ISO C++ 2
- java -jar saj_tutorial_chatter.jar -1 for Java
- java -jar chatter/java5_Chatter.jar -1 for Java5
Running C/C++/C#/ISO C++ 2/Java examples on Windows
Environment Setup
Let's call OpenSplice_install_dir the OpenSplice installation directory.
The OpenSplice environment variables must be set in order for the examples to run correctly.
To do this open an OpenSplice Command Prompt which will set up the environment variables for OpenSplice automatically. The OpenSplice Command Prompt can be selected from the start menu. Alternatively, open a windows Command Prompt and execute the "OpenSplice_install_dir\release.bat" batch script supplied with the distribution.
C/C++/C#/ISO C++ 2 Executables
Building the examples is described on the Summary page
Executables and a libraries are generated in the standalone or isocpp2 directory when the example is built:
For C/C++/ISO C++ 2
- Chatter
- MessageBoard
- UserLoad
- sac_tutorial_types.lib - For C
- sacpp_tutorial_types.lib - For C++
- ISO_Cxx_V2_Tutorial_Impl - For ISO C++ 2
- ISO_Cxx_V2_Tutorial_Types - For ISO C++ 2
For C#
- sacs_tutorial_chatter
- sacs_tutorial_messageboard
- sacs_tutorial_userload
Java Executables
Building the examples is described on the Summary page
Four jars are generated in the java\standalone or java5 directory when the example is built:
For Java
- saj_tutorial_chatter.jar
- saj_tutorial_messageboard.jar
- saj_tutorial_userload.jar
- saj_tutorial_types.jar
For Java5
- java5_Chatter.jar
- java5_Messageboard.jar
- java5_Userload.jar
Running the C/C++/C#/Java Examples
Ensure that the environment for OpenSplice is set up correctly as described above for each new command prompt used.
The following steps describe how to run the examples:
Running in single process (heap memory) configuration : the application starts OpenSplice middleware
- OpenSplice is deployed in this mode by default.
- The OpenSplice daemon should not be started manually. Instead the OpenSplice middleware and optional services are implicitly started by the single process applications as required
- Open 3 OpenSplice Command Prompts and go to the example directory as described above
Running in multiple process shared memory configuration
To enable deployment in this mode, an OpenSplice configuration file must be selected that has shared memory support e.g. one of the ospl_shmem xml configuration files found in the OpenSplice_install_dir\etc\config directory.
- Open 3 OpenSplice Command Prompts. In each window:
- Go to the example directory as described above
- Set the required configuraton file e.g. set OSPL_URI=file://%OSPL_HOME%\etc\config\ospl_shmem_ddsi.xml
- Start the OpenSplice daemon. You can do this by typing ospl start
Running the example
- In the first terminal start MessageBoard by running either
- MessageBoard [userid]$ for C/C++/ISO C++ 2
- sacs_tutorial_messageboard [userid]$ for C#
- java -jar saj_tutorial_messageboard.jar [userid] & for Java
- java -jar messageboard/java5_Messageboard.jar [userid] & for Java5
MessageBoard usage: MessageBoard [userid] - where userid is optional and is a number representing a user whose messages will be blocked
- In the second terminal start UserLoad by running either
- UserLoad & for C/C++/ISO C++ 2
- sacs_tutorial_userload & for C#
- java -jar saj_tutorial_userload.jar & for Java
- java -jar userload/java5_Userload.jar & for Java5
- In the third terminal start Chatter by running either
- Chatter [userid] [username] for C/C++/ISO C++ 2
- sacs_tutorial_chatter [userid] [username] for C#
- java -jar saj_tutorial_chatter.jar -1 for Java
- java -jar chatter/java5_Chatter.jar -1 for Java5
Chatter usage: Chatter [userid] [username] - where both are optional, userid is a number representing a user whose messages will be blocked, username is any string
- To terminate the MessageBoard run the Chatter again with -1 as the input parameter
- Chatter -1 for C/C++/ISO C++ 2
- sacs_tutorial_chatter -1 for C#
- java -jar saj_tutorial_chatter.jar -1 for Java
- java -jar chatter/java5_Chatter.jar -1 for Java5
Running in CORBA Cohabitation Mode
Doing the substitution and additional setups described below, everything previously said for Standalone Mode can be applied to CORBA Cohabitation Mode.
Environment Setup
Besides OpenSplice environment variables, we need to set
- C/C++
- The TAO environment variable TAO_ROOT to point to the Tao installation directory.
- Java
- The JacORB environment variable JACORB_HOME to point to the JacORB installation directory.
Substitution
- standalone is replaced by corba
- the java command is java -Djava.endorsed.dirs=$JACORB_HOME/lib/endorsed -classpath $OSPL_HOME/jar/dcpssaj.jar:classes


2013.11 - 2013.12 | Espoo, Finland
Key words: CDN, Youtube
Youtube is one of most popular video service websites that serves user-generated and other videos15 . User with a Flash-enabled or HTML5-enabled browsers can watch those videos. Figure 8 illustrates a typical sequence of steps involved when a user watches a Youtube video. Basically, before being acquired and expanded by Google16, Youtube video delivery framework has 1 front-end data center in San Jose (US) and 7 video data centers (all of them are in US). The data centers operate as a content distribution network (CDN) in a way that the frontend web sersers will rewrite the host portion of the URL of the movie file in the response. As a result of that, for a specific movie, different users in different contexts will be redirected to different data centers. In case the the redirected data center does not have the requested file, Youtube CDN framework will utilize a proprietary protocol to allow that data center to retrieve and cache the content from other data centers. The CDN framework enhances the availability and performance of the Youtube service.
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Position 43°42′N, 7°17′E (marina).
The old port of Nice is called Port Lympia and lies on the eastern side of the city. Yachts of any size can berth in the marina if an advance request is made.
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{% extends 'mini_app/base.html' %} {% load staticfiles %} {% block bodylower %}
Tic-tac-toe is a paper-and-pencil game for two players, X and O, who take turns marking the spaces in a 3×3 grid. The player who succeeds in placing three of their marks in a horizontal, vertical, or diagonal row wins the game.
Play: screen "GO" instruction, remove the finger, in advance or delay the off will fail!
This hungry snake is in a garden filled with tons of yummy types of ... Can you help him stay alive for as long as possible in this cute action game!
Shooter games are a subgenre of action game, which often test the player's speed and reaction time.
Show off your skills with a bow and arrow, perfect your aim, and become a pro marksman
The board shown on the left is wired on the underside so that holding contact points A and B together turns the light on
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- Check the canonical link’s href. The canonical version of the pagination page should be the page itself, never the first page. This is what Google recommends in its “Pagination Best Practices”.
- This page’s canonical points to the same URL as you can see in the address bar; it follows the template <link rel="canonical" href="https://domain-name/page=2/">. Here is one more pagination URL example with query parameters: "https://domain-name?page=2/".
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- There is no directive <meta name="robots" content="noindex"> in the <head> of this page.
I think the answer to the question “Should paginated pages be indexed?” is “Sure, except for very special reasons”. Actually, Google’s guidelines do not prohibit excluding pagination from index. But you can’t be confident that the search engine will count links from a noindexed page (see twit by Gary Illyes). Google has the ability to consider such dofollow links, but makes no promises to do that.
- Check URLs in "next" and "prev" link hints, but this is optional. As it turned out in 2019, Google hadn’t used these hints in a long time. But Bing confirmed (see employee tweet) that it does take them into account to “better understand site structure”.
- That is, in the search index, pagination pages won’t be combined; each one will be there for itself. For me, the "prev" and "next" buttons are enough to understand the structure of the site if the pagination chain isn’t long. That’s why on this blog, the <link rel="next" href="URL"> and <link rel="prev" href="URL"> cues are not implemented.
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Conscience's Body Collection.
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#import <ConscienceBody.m>
Conscience's Body Collection.
Implementation: Each NSMutableDictionary holds the CoreGraphics drawing instructions to draw each state of each dynamic feature of the Conscience.
Object to be populated with the ConscienceLayers. Each Dictionary contains every expression frame for currently selected feature type. Member of ConscienceView.
- See also
- ConscienceView
- Author
- Copyright 2020 Adam Axe. All rights reserved. http://www.adamaxe.com
- Date
- 07/20/2010
◆ age
◆ bagsLayers
| - (NSMutableDictionary*) bagsLayers |
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readwritenonatomicstrong |
Conscience Layer states of bags.
◆ browColor
hex representation of brow color
◆ browLayers
| - (NSMutableDictionary*) browLayers |
|
readwritenonatomicstrong |
Conscience Layer states of eye brow.
◆ bubbleColor
| - (NSString*) bubbleColor |
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readwritenonatomicstrong |
hex representation of bubble color
◆ bubbleType
◆ dimplesLayers
| - (NSMutableDictionary*) dimplesLayers |
|
readwritenonatomicstrong |
◆ eyeColor
hex representation of eye color
◆ eyeLayers
| - (NSMutableDictionary*) eyeLayers |
|
readwritenonatomicstrong |
Conscience Layer states of pupil.
◆ eyeName
◆ gradientLayers
| - (NSMutableDictionary*) gradientLayers |
|
readwritenonatomicstrong |
Conscience Layer states of all gradients.
◆ lashesLayers
| - (NSMutableDictionary*) lashesLayers |
|
readwritenonatomicstrong |
Conscience Layer states of eye lashes.
◆ lidLayers
| - (NSMutableDictionary*) lidLayers |
|
readwritenonatomicstrong |
Conscience Layer states of eye lids.
◆ lipsLayers
| - (NSMutableDictionary*) lipsLayers |
|
readwritenonatomicstrong |
Conscience Layer states of lips.
◆ mouthName
◆ size
◆ socketLayers
| - (NSMutableDictionary*) socketLayers |
|
readwritenonatomicstrong |
Conscience Layer states of eye socket.
◆ symbolLayers
| - (NSMutableDictionary*) symbolLayers |
|
readwritenonatomicstrong |
Conscience Layer states of facial symbol.
◆ symbolName
filename of facial symbol
◆ teethLayers
| - (NSMutableDictionary*) teethLayers |
|
readwritenonatomicstrong |
Conscience Layer states of teeth.
◆ tongueLayers
| - (NSMutableDictionary*) tongueLayers |
|
readwritenonatomicstrong |
Conscience Layer states of tongue.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- /Users/adamaxe/Workspace/projects/teamaxe/code/moralife/Classes/Model/ConscienceBody.h


ESPN’s Prediction For The Nebraska-Maryland Game
by Tzvi MachlinThe Nebraska football team heads to Maryland this weekend for a showdown with the Terrapins in a game that is now vitally important for the Huskers.
Nebraska is 4-6 and in desperation mode at this point. They need a win over Maryland to have a shot at bowl eligibility against Iowa during Rivalry Week. But injuries and defensive struggles have ravaged the Huskers, who have given up at least 30 points in four straight games. They’re 1-6 this year when giving up that many points.
Maryland has had a difficult season with first-year head coach Mike Locksley at the helm. They’re on a five-game losing streak thanks in large part to an anemic offense and a porous defense. The team has been outscored 163-31 in a brutal three-game stretch against Minnesota, Michigan and Ohio State.
ESPN’s computer model has released its prediction for the Nebraska-Maryland game.
ESPN’s computer model believes that Maryland has a slight edge in this game. The computer model gives the Terrapins a 50.7 percent chance to win this Saturday’s game.
Maryland won’t get much out of this game other than a chance at an increasingly rare win over a Big Ten team other than Rutgers.
It will be a battle of two pretty bad defenses when all is said and done. This game may come down to who makes the fewest mistakes.
The game will be played at 3:30 p.m. EST on BTN.


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Typical Development Session
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| 1 Tools Summary
| 3 File Types
The Tutorial shows in detail how to write, compile, download, and debug an application. As a quick guide, however, the following list recaps the steps in a typical development session:
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On the development machine, use a text editor (perhaps the one that came with your compiler) to write or edit the source (.c and .goc files, perhaps .asm or .ui files if you have the Esp assembler), header (.h and .goh files, perhaps .def files if you have the Esp assembler), and Glue parameters (.gp files) for your geode.The source files for the geode should be arranged within your development directory.
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mkmf
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pmake depend
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Run
pmake
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To test the geode, either run it on the target machine or run
swat
from the development machine to debug it.
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jQueryOAuth
A $.ajax wrapper for OAuth 2 access and refresh token management for use in a SPA.
What
This is a library for storing access token client side and use it for $.ajax requests. Secondly, it is a library for requesting new access tokens upon expiration.
Guide
I have written an extensive blog post about writing a web app using Lumen that utilizes this library for client side management of tokens.
Building a web app with Lumen web API and OAuth2 authentication
Dependencies
Features
- Stores access token client side using store.js for persistence between refreshes
- Adds authorization header to ajax requests
- Adds CSRF token to header requests if provided to protect access token
- When access token expires all 401 requests are buffered and fired after a new access token is generated by using refresh token server side
- Works with AMD modules
Installation
Can be installed via bower package
bower install --save jquery-oauth
... or by cloning the repository
git clone git@github.com:esbenp/jquery-oauth.git
... or by grabbing a zip of the latest release
Usage
OAuth has to be implemented server side. If using Laravel, I recommend the great library oauth-server-laravel by Luca Degasperi (@lucadegasperi).
Have an endpoint that issues access tokens. Remember do NOT send client_id
and client_secret
with the request.
Send the request to a proxy endpoint that sends the request to the OAuth endpoint. Remember do NOT save the refresh
token client side. Save this as an encrypted httponly cookie and use a proxy to send this to the OAuth endpoint when
refreshing access tokens.
Example of resource owner implementation in a SPA
Somewhere where things are initialised
define([/*other dependencies,*/ "jquery-oauth", function(jqOAuth){
/* other initialisation */
var csrfToken = $("input[name='_token']").val();
var auth = new jqOAuth({
csrfToken: csrfToken,
events: {
login: function() {
// User is hereby logged in and the
// access token will be added to subsequent
// $.ajax calls, until a new token cannot
// be acquired or auth.logout() is called.
},
logout: function() {
// auth.logout() has been called and the
// authorization headers are removed from
// $.ajaxSettings. Tokens are removed from
// localStorage.
},
tokenExpiration: function() {
// this event is fired when 401 calls are
// received from the server. Has to return
// an ajax promise.
// New tokens are set with auth.setAccessToken()
return $.post("/refresh-token-proxy-endpoint").success(function(response){
auth.setAccessToken(response.accessToken, response.accessTokenExpiration);
});
}
}
});
});
Login form (when form is submitted)
$.ajax({
url: "/access-token-proxy-endpoint",
method: "POST",
data: {
username: "username-from-a-form",
password: "password-from-a-form"
},
statusCode: {
200: function(response) {
auth.login(response.accessToken, response.accessTokenExpiration);
},
401: function() {
alert("The username or password were not correct. Try again.");
}
}
});
Logout
auth.logout();
API
These calls are available through auth
define(['jquery-oauth'], function(auth){
// The access token and expiration in seconds
// Sets authorization headers and stores tokens
auth.login(accessToken, accessTokenExpiration);
// Removes headers from $.ajax and tokens from localStorage
auth.logout();
// Initialize library
var auth = new jqOAuth({
csrfToken: "token" //CSRF token,
events: {
logout: function(){},
login: function(){},
tokenExpiration: function(){}
}
});
// Sets new tokens - should be used with tokenExpiration event
auth.setAccessToken(accessToken, accessTokenExpiration);
// Checks for tokens
auth.hasAccessToken();
auth.hasAccessTokenExpiration();
});
Thank you
The library addresses OAuth problems in general. Many of these are outlined in this great article: OAuth2 with Angular the right way
Also, the refresh token functionality takes great inspiration in this great AngularJS library: angular-http-auth
So thank you Jeremy Marc (@jeremymarc) and Witold Szczerba (@witoldsz)
License
Copyright © 2015 Esben Petersen & Contributors
Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at: http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
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Modifying the Server Configuration
You can change the server configuration in the following ways:
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By using a SET command to override a setting for the duration of the current session only.
For example:
set extra_float_digits to 2;
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By modifying the parameter group settings for the cluster. The parameter group settings include additional parameters that you can configure. For more information, see Amazon Redshift Parameter Groups in the Amazon Redshift Cluster Management Guide.
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By using the ALTER USER command to set a configuration parameter to a new value for all sessions run by the specified user.
ALTER USER username SET parameter { TO | = } { value | DEFAULT }
Use the SHOW command to view the current parameter settings. Use SHOW ALL to view all the settings that you can configure by using the SET command.
show all;
name | setting --------------------------+-------------- analyze_threshold_percent | 10 datestyle | ISO, MDY extra_float_digits | 2 query_group | default search_path | $user, public statement_timeout | 0 timezone | UTC wlm_query_slot_count | 1


- map() - Static method in class stonehorse.grit.Maps
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The empty persistent map
- map(K, V) - Static method in class stonehorse.grit.Maps
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A single value map
- map(K, V, K, V) - Static method in class stonehorse.grit.Maps
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A persistent map of the successive pairs of key and values
- map(K, V, K, V, K, V) - Static method in class stonehorse.grit.Maps
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A persistent map of the successive pairs of key and values
- map(K, V, K, V, K, V, K, V) - Static method in class stonehorse.grit.Maps
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A persistent map of the successive pairs of key and values
- map(K, V, K, V, K, V, K, V, K, V) - Static method in class stonehorse.grit.Maps
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A persistent map of the successive pairs of key and values
- map(K, V, K, V, K, V, K, V, K, V, K, V) - Static method in class stonehorse.grit.Maps
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A persistent map of the successive pairs of key and values
- map(K, V, K, V, K, V, K, V, K, V, K, V, K, V) - Static method in class stonehorse.grit.Maps
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A persistent map of the successive pairs of key and values
- map(K, V, K, V, K, V, K, V, K, V, K, V, K, V, K, V) - Static method in class stonehorse.grit.Maps
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A persistent map of the successive pairs of key and values
- map(K, V, K, V, K, V, K, V, K, V, K, V, K, V, K, V, K, V) - Static method in class stonehorse.grit.Maps
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A persistent map of the successive pairs of key and values
- map(K, V, K, V, K, V, K, V, K, V, K, V, K, V, K, V, K, V, K, V) - Static method in class stonehorse.grit.Maps
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A persistent map of the successive pairs of key and values
- map(Function<? super T, ? extends V>) - Method in interface stonehorse.grit.PersistentSet
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The set of applying f to each of this, in arbitrary order
- map(Function<? super T, ? extends V>) - Method in interface stonehorse.grit.PersistentVector
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The vector of applying f to each of this
- map(Function<? super T, ? extends V>) - Method in interface stonehorse.grit.Traversable
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The result of applying f to every element
- mapOf(Map<? extends K, ? extends V>) - Static method in class stonehorse.grit.Maps
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- Maps - Class in stonehorse.grit
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Creation of persistent Associative Map structures that accept null as ordinary valid key value.
- Maps() - Constructor for class stonehorse.grit.Maps
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- whenMissing(K, Supplier<V>) - Method in interface stonehorse.grit.Associative
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This associated with new key and lazy value binding, when key is not yet used as association
- with(K, V) - Method in interface stonehorse.grit.Associative
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This associated with the key and value binding
- with(T) - Method in interface stonehorse.grit.Indexed
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This with value associated at the natural growing position
- with(K, V) - Method in interface stonehorse.grit.PersistentMap
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This map with key value association
- with(T) - Method in interface stonehorse.grit.PersistentSet
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This set with value
- with(T) - Method in interface stonehorse.grit.PersistentStack
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This stack with an additional pushed element
- with(T) - Method in interface stonehorse.grit.PersistentVector
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Vector with val at the tail
- withAll(Iterable<T>) - Method in interface stonehorse.grit.Indexed
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This with the all elements at the naturally growing position
- withAll(Map<? extends K, ? extends V>) - Method in interface stonehorse.grit.PersistentMap
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This map with all associations found in map
- withAll(Iterable<T>) - Method in interface stonehorse.grit.PersistentStack
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This stack with elements added to head
- withAll(Iterable<T>) - Method in interface stonehorse.grit.PersistentVector
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The vector with all elements added to end
- withAt(T, int) - Method in interface stonehorse.grit.Indexed
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This with value at index.
- withAt(T, int) - Method in interface stonehorse.grit.PersistentVector
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Vector with val at index, where index is at most size
- without(Object) - Method in interface stonehorse.grit.Associative
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This without binding of key
- without() - Method in interface stonehorse.grit.Indexed
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This with the most naturally removable element removed.
- without(Object) - Method in interface stonehorse.grit.PersistentMap
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This map without key association identified by key
- without(Object) - Method in interface stonehorse.grit.PersistentSet
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This set without value
- without() - Method in interface stonehorse.grit.PersistentStack
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This stack without head
- without() - Method in interface stonehorse.grit.PersistentVector
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Vector without the tail
- withoutAll(Iterable<?>) - Method in interface stonehorse.grit.PersistentMap
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This map without all associations identified by keys
- withoutWhen(Object, Predicate<V>) - Method in interface stonehorse.grit.Associative
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This without binding of key when value match predicate


About Me
Geek. Gamer. Courier. Coder. Husband. Father. Adventurer.
There are many titles that I would use to describe myself, but the most important one is me!
Hello there, I am Nathan! During the day, I drive around delivering packages at FedEx. But when I get home, I spend time with my favorite people in the galaxy: my family! I have an amazing wife, a wonderful daughter, and a son who will grace the Earth with his presence in the coming months. My family is the reason I started on the path to becoming a web developer. They knew that I needed to find a career path that would fit me better (and be easier on my body) than my current line of work. I have always had an interest and fascination in coding. However, I still have yet to truly decide where I would like to take my path, because the options seem endless!
However, when I'm not balancing all of the above, I find comfort in my geeky hobbies and interests. As someone who lives in the Greater Puget Sound, I enjoy time outside in the beautiful terrain around me. Hiking, adventuring, and just taking in nature is never far from home. However, on those colder days, I love gaming of all types, whether it be board, card, or video games. My biggest obsession of all is Star Wars, and I have no shame admitting it. May the Force be with you!


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