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provider "azurerm" {
features {}
}
variable "name" {}
resource "azurerm_resource_group" "example" {
name = var.name
location = "westeurope"
}
resource "azurerm_public_ip" "example" {
name = "${var.name}-ip"
resource_group_name = azurerm_resource_group.example.name
location = azurerm_resource_group.example.location
allocation_method = "Static"
}
What we saw
$ az iot hub device-identity create --hub-name 'my-hub' --device-id 'my-device'
resource "null_resource" "device_twin" {
provisioner "local-exec" {
when = create
interpreter = ["pwsh" , "-Command"]
command = az iot hub device-identity create -n 'my-hub' -d 'my-device'
}
}
Same thing for destroy
resource "null_resource" "device_twin" {
provisioner "local-exec" {
when = destroy
interpreter = ["pwsh" , "-Command"]
command = az iot hub device-identity delete -n 'my-hub' -d 'my-device'
}
}
And together
resource "null_resource" "device_twin" {
provisioner "local-exec" {
when = create
interpreter = ["pwsh" , "-Command"]
command = az iot hub device-identity create -n 'my-hub' -d 'my-device'
}
provisioner "local-exec" {
when = destroy
interpreter = ["pwsh" , "-Command"]
command = az iot hub device-identity delete -n 'my-hub' -d 'my-device'
}
}
Problem: Destroy time provisioner cannot access variables
variable "device_name" {}
resource "null_resource" "device_twin" {
provisioner "local-exec" {
when = create
interpreter = ["pwsh" , "-Command"]
command = az iot hub device-identity create -n 'my-hub' -d '${var.device_name}'
}
provisioner "local-exec" {
when = destroy
interpreter = ["pwsh" , "-Command"]
command = az iot hub device-identity delete -n 'my-hub' -d '${var.device_name}'
}
}
Solution: Triggers can retain data you need at destroy time
variable "device_name" {}
resource "null_resource" "device_twin" {
triggers = { device_name = var.device_name }
provisioner "local-exec" {
when = create
interpreter = ["pwsh" , "-Command"]
command = az iot hub device-identity create -n 'my-hub' -d self.triggers.name
}
provisioner "local-exec" {
when = destroy
interpreter = ["pwsh" , "-Command"]
command = az iot hub device-identity delete -n 'my-hub' -d self.triggers.name
}
}
variable "device_name" {}
resource "null_resource" "device_twin" {
triggers = {
hub_name = azurerm.iothub.my_hub
device_name = var.name
}
provisioner "local-exec" {
...
command = az iot hub device-identity create -n self.triggers.hub -d self.triggers.name
}
provisioner "local-exec" {
...
command = az iot hub device-identity delete -n self.triggers.hub -d self.triggers.name
}
}
Script with error handling/retires


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| virtual TBuilder | CombineErrors (bool combineErrors) |
| | If set to true, the field container will automatically combine and display the validation errors from all the fields it contains as a single error on the container, according to the configured msgTarget. Defaults to false. More...
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| virtual TBuilder | CombineLabels (bool combineLabels) |
| | If set to true, and there is no defined fieldLabel, the field container will automatically generate its label by combining the labels of all the fields it contains. Defaults to false. More...
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| virtual TBuilder | LabelConnector (string labelConnector) |
| | The string to use when joining the labels of individual sub-fields, when combineLabels is set to true. Defaults to ', '. More...
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| virtual TBuilder | FieldDefaults (Action< Labelable > action) |
| | If specified, the properties in this object are used as default config values for each Ext.form.Labelable instance (e.g. Ext.form.field.Base or Ext.form.FieldContainer) that is added as a descendant of this container. Corresponding values specified in an individual field's own configuration, or from the defaults config of its parent container, will take precedence. See the documentation for Ext.form.Labelable to see what config options may be specified in the fieldDefaults. More...
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| virtual TBuilder | ShrinkWrap (ShrinkWrap shrinkWrap) |
| | In CSS terms, shrink-wrap width is analogous to an inline-block element as opposed to a block-level element. Some container layouts always shrink-wrap their children, effectively ignoring this property (e.g., Ext.layout.container.HBox, Ext.layout.container.VBox, Ext.layout.component.Dock). The Default is "Both". More...
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| virtual TBuilder | ActiveError (string activeError) |
| | If specified, then the component will be displayed with this value as its active error when first rendered. Defaults to undefined. Use setActiveError or unsetActiveError to change it after component creation. More...
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| virtual TBuilder | ActiveErrorsTpl (Action< XTemplate > action) |
| | The template used to format the Array of error messages passed to setActiveErrors into a single HTML string. By default this renders each message as an item in an unordered list. More...
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| virtual TBuilder | AfterLabelTextTpl (XTemplate afterLabelTextTpl) |
| | An optional string or XTemplate configuration to insert in the field markup after the label text. If an XTemplate is used, the component's render data serves as the context. More...
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| virtual TBuilder | AutoFitErrors (bool autoFitErrors) |
| | Whether to adjust the component's body area to make room for 'side' or 'under' error messages. Defaults to true. More...
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| virtual TBuilder | BaseBodyCls (string baseBodyCls) |
| | The CSS class to be applied to the body content element. Defaults to 'x-form-item-body'. More...
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| virtual TBuilder | ClearCls (string clearCls) |
| | The CSS class used to to apply to the special clearing div rendered directly after each form field wrapper to provide field clearing (defaults to 'x-form-clear-left'). More...
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| virtual TBuilder | ErrorMsgCls (string errorMsgCls) |
| | The CSS class to be applied to the error message element. Defaults to 'x-form-error-msg'. More...
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| virtual TBuilder | FieldBodyCls (string fieldBodyCls) |
| | An extra CSS class to be applied to the body content element in addition to fieldBodyCls. Defaults to empty. More...
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| virtual TBuilder | FieldLabel (string fieldLabel) |
| | The label for the field. It gets appended with the labelSeparator, and its position and sizing is determined by the labelAlign, labelWidth, and labelPad configs. Defaults to undefined. More...
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| virtual TBuilder | FormItemCls (string formItemCls) |
| | A CSS class to be applied to the outermost element to denote that it is participating in the form field layout. Defaults to 'x-form-item'. More...
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| virtual TBuilder | HideEmptyLabel (bool hideEmptyLabel) |
| | When set to true, the label element (fieldLabel and labelSeparator) will be automatically hidden if the fieldLabel is empty. More...
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| virtual TBuilder | HideLabel (bool hideLabel) |
| | Set to true to completely hide the label element (fieldLabel and labelSeparator). Defaults to false. More...
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| virtual TBuilder | InvalidCls (string invalidCls) |
| | The CSS class to use when marking the component invalid (defaults to 'x-form-invalid') More...
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| virtual TBuilder | LabelAlign (LabelAlign labelAlign) |
| | Controls the position and alignment of the fieldLabel. More...
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| virtual TBuilder | LabelCls (string labelCls) |
| | The CSS class to be applied to the label element. More...
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| virtual TBuilder | LabelPad (int labelPad) |
| | The amount of space in pixels between the fieldLabel and the input field. Defaults to 5. More...
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| virtual TBuilder | LabelSeparator (string labelSeparator) |
| | Character(s) to be inserted at the end of the label text. More...
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| virtual TBuilder | LabelStyle (string labelStyle) |
| | A CSS style specification string to apply directly to this field's label. Defaults to undefined. More...
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| virtual TBuilder | LabelWidth (int labelWidth) |
| | The width of the fieldLabel in pixels. Only applicable if the labelAlign is set to "left" or "right". Defaults to 100. More...
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| virtual TBuilder | MsgTarget (MessageTarget msgTarget) |
| | The location where the error message text should display. More...
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| virtual TBuilder | MsgTargetElement (string msgTargetElement) |
| | Add the error message directly to the innerHTML of the specified element. More...
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| virtual TBuilder | PreventMark (bool preventMark) |
| | true to disable displaying any error message set on this object. Defaults to false. More...
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| virtual TBuilder | PreserveIndicatorIcon (bool preserveIndicatorIcon) |
| | Preserve indicator icon place. Defaults to false More...
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| virtual TBuilder | IndicatorText (string indicatorText) |
| | The indicator text. More...
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| virtual TBuilder | IndicatorCls (string indicatorCls) |
| | The indicator css class. More...
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| virtual TBuilder | IndicatorIconCls (string indicatorIconCls) |
| | The indicator icon class. More...
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| virtual TBuilder | IndicatorIcon (Icon indicatorIcon) |
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| virtual TBuilder | IndicatorTip (string indicatorTip) |
| | The indicator tip. More...
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| virtual TBuilder | IndicatorTipConfig (QTipCfg indicatorTipConfig) |
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| virtual TBuilder | Note (string note) |
| | The note. More...
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| virtual TBuilder | NoteCls (string noteCls) |
| | The note css class. More...
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| virtual TBuilder | NoteAlign (NoteAlign noteAlign) |
| | Note align More...
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| virtual TBuilder | NoteEncode (bool noteEncode) |
| | True to encode note text More...
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| virtual TBuilder | SetNote (string note, bool encode) |
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| virtual TBuilder | ShowNote () |
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| virtual TBuilder | HideNote () |
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| virtual TBuilder | ShowIndicator () |
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| virtual TBuilder | HideIndicator () |
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| virtual TBuilder | ClearIndicator () |
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| virtual TBuilder | AlignIndicator () |
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| virtual TBuilder | SetFieldLabel (string label) |
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Twilight Zone filming continues in downtown Victoria Wednesday; traffic delays expected
Filming of the latest Twilight Zone series continues Wednesday at Bastion Square, with traffic disruptions expected in the area.
Hundreds of extras were on set Tuesday for the filming of the CBS All Access show, shutting down a portion of Government Street.
Actor Jordan Peele, who is the show’s executive producer and narrator, wrote the second-season episode that will air next year. It’s part of the fourth incarnation of the original 1959-64 anthology sci-fi series created by Rod Serling
The new version premièred in April.


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ALL HAIL DISCORDIA!
DO WHAT THOU WILT SHALL BE THE WHOLE OF THE LAW


We offer amazing ways to work with our community of professional graphic designers.
We carefully select every product to create a catalog of 3d models that is both useful and inspiring.
Our company provides better websites with latest technologies using HTML, CSS and javaScript.
Our company creates different kind of logo, flyers, business cards, posters, facebook covers, youtube thumbnails and many more..


Our mission is to democratize the internet of the future
Evera Labs is a technology company that is building the computing and storage infrastructure for Web3.0. Businesses and institutions of every size in addition to individuals will use our platform to perform computations, securely store files and lead scholarly level research.
The potential of the Bio-Quantum Network.
Despite the fast growing nature of silicon based computing, alternative computing and storage mediums are needed to pave the way for Web3.0.
Quantum computing, a radically new and evolving technology is poised to bolster the efficiency and speed of computing.
As a result of quantum architecture’s inability to store data, we employ DNA file storage and computation resources to conserve time, space and money at a ludicrous scale.
Learn MoreThe new enterprise network
Evera Labs combines DNA file storage with quantum computing to democratize computing power and create a more sustainable decentralized network.
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Decentralization
At the core of our network is a decentralized supercomputing and storage platform that reduces costs, increases speed, and prevents fraud.
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DNA File Storage
Our novel DNA storage technology allows for greater security of files, reduction of storage costs and the ability to store massive amounts of data.
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Security
Our decentralized blockchain platform ensures the integrity of our users’ and network members’ data and privacy allowing for greater security.
Research rooted in open-access data
Our research is only as good as the data we have. We aim to maintain the world’s largest repository of research data and develop partnerships with leading data marketplaces.
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Support for the developer ecosystem
We actively support outside development as well as open-source projects and seek to develop partnerships with organizations, companies and institutions.
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Data privacy and security
Data running through our platform can be chosen to be made private at the request of the user. Nonetheless, our open data repository will remain active.
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Therapeutics for Space Travel
Our first network use case is set to be the development of novel genetically determined therapeutics for space travel and anti-aging.


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docker-machine
as tool for defining a VMopenshift
, important to provide target to stop and start VM later...oc
client to spin up OCP on previously defined VMoc cluster up
, but need OCP instead of community OpenShift) and persistence configuration for stop / restartingregistry.access.redhat.com/openshift3/ose
openshift
VM and specify version oc client"VirtualBox is required but not installed yet... download here:
https://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Downloads"
"Docker is required but not installed yet... download here:
https://store.docker.com/search?offering=community&type=edition"
"Docker is installed... checking for valid version...Docker deamon is not running...
please start Docker for osX..."
"Docker deamon is not running... or is running insecurely...Check for instructions
at:
https://docs.docker.com/linux"
"Docker engine version X.X found... need 17.06, please update:
https://store.docker.com/search?offering=community&type=edition"
"docker-machine: command not found"
"Error occurred during openshift docker machine creation..."
$ curl -L https://github.com/docker/machine/releases/download/v0.12.2/docker-machine-`uname -s`-`uname -m` >/tmp/docker-machine &&
chmod +x /tmp/docker-machine && sudo cp /tmp/docker-machine /usr/local/bin/docker-machine
"OpenShift CLI tooling is required but not installed yet... download here:
https://access.redhat.com/downloads/content/290"
"OpenShift command line tools installed... checking for valid version...
Version of installed OpenShift command line tools is vX.X.X, must be v3.x.x or higher...
Download for Mac/Linux/Windows here:
https://access.redhat.com/downloads/content/290"
$ unzip ocp-install-demo-2.1.zip
$ cd ocp-install-demo-2.1
$ ./init{-win10}.{sh|bat}
# This will remove the installation:
$ docker-machine rm -f openshift
# This will initialized OCP:
$ ./init.sh
# shutdown using:
$ oc cluster down --docker-machine=openshift
$ docker-machine stop openshift
# restart use the existing data and configuration:
$ docker-machine start openshift
$ oc cluster up --image=registry.access.redhat.com/openshift3/ose \
--host-data-dir=/var/lib/boot2docker/ocp-data \
--docker-machine=openshift \
--host-config-dir=/var/lib/boot2docker/ocp-config \
--use-existing-config=true --host-pv-dir=/var/lib/boot2docker/ocp-pv


Transferring an AOL Address Book to Apple's Address Book
15 Feb 2009My mom and dad recently moved from using AOL for email to using Apple’s Mail program. However, they couldn’t figure out how to transfer their AOL contact list to Apple’s Address Book. AOL does not provide any type of export functionality. Here are the steps I took to transfer their records to Apple’s address book.
Logged into AOL online and switched to the Accessible Version. There is a link to switch that’s part of the AOL mail footer.
Selected “Contacts” in the left navigation.
Went through each page of the address book and selected and then copied the table with Name, Email, and Phone columns into a text document. I used TextMate for this but I could have used any text editor.
Went through the text document and deleted the “[tab] Edit” links. Also checked to make sure that my document was consistently tab delimited. There should be a table between each field and a return at the end of each line.
Saved the file as a text document with a .txt extension.
Opened the txt file in Numbers. I could have also used OpenOffice. I then went through and deleted any rows that I didn’t want to transfer to my new Address Book.
Saved the new spreadsheet as a .csv file (Comma Separated File).
Imported the .csv file into Address Book using File > Import > Text File.


13 Dec 2012
After going back and forth a few times with Apple, we are really happy to
announce the availibility of our Smart
Contacts
application on the App Store! Even if we built it to demonstrate the amazing
features of our search technology SDK, it can be used as an in-place
replacement of the traditional iPhone Contacts app. Check it up!
Outstanding Search Features
It plugs directly into your iPhone contacts and classically allows you to
update them or create new ones. What's more interesting is the Search
integration! It features:
- Instant search with autocompletion and visual feedback as you type
- Search on all contacts attributes (name, company, notes, etc.)
- Typo tolerance to account for smartphone small keyboards
- And even search by initials!
iOS API Limitations
There are a few of features we would have loved to integrate that were not
possible due to limitations in iOS APIs: group management, in place
replacement of contacts in the phone app (that's maybe a lot to ask!), and
ranking based on contact popularity.
Free your Imagination!
If you ever wanted to see Algolia Search in action, now is the time. Check it
up with your own data and imagine what Algolia can do for the application you
develop!
And don't forget your 5 stars ranking ;)
30 Nov 2012
Hey, we are thrilled to announce our nomination among the Seedcamp Paris
finalists! The event will take place next week on Monday,
just before LeWeb 2012 (by the way we'll be there,
feel free to ping us if you'd like to meet).
From what we learned from all over the place, the day's mentorship alone is
worth it. We're now fully committed to the event preparation! I'll try to
write a followup post with our impressions.
[Edit 15-Jan-2013] Here it is with some tips and
advice
[/Edit]
29 Nov 2012
Autocomplete is so
intuitive,that it seems like it would be easy to implement. However, most
mobile apps that offer it provide a pretty poor user experience. Let's look at
the Twitter mobile app as an example.
Twitter proposes autocompletion when you create a new tweet. The idea is to
make suggestions after the '#' and '@' characters. It's actually very nice to
gain time, especially when you're tweeting with a small virtual keyboard...
but it sucks!
Avoid Roundtrips to Server for Autocompletion
The first reason is that when you're on the go, latency is often too high on
mobile, leading to unusable autocomplete - except if you're very slow to
type. Twitter developers chose to develop this functionality server-side,
probably with lucene, and to expose it via APIs to their mobile app. That's
good for reusability but not so much for usability...
Beware of the Suggestions Ranking
The second reason is the ranking is just obscure. Yesterday I sent a tweet to
@cocoanetics and the screenshot on the left shows the suggestions I got when
typing "@c". I would greatly prefer to see Twitter handles before names and it
would never come to my mind to look for "Marie Cecile" with "@c"!
Explain the Matches
Last but not least there is no visual feedback to show me why the app proposes
a given user. So ok let me think... the 'c' was reffering to "Cécile" in
"Marie-Cécile"! A bit far fetched!
Now let's imagine the Twitter mobile app with instant autocompletion even
offline, intuitive ranking, and visual feedback... Appealing, isn't it?
Twitter if you listen, check it up, I'm sure you'll love Algolia
Search!
21 Nov 2012
After 4 betas and much priceless feedback, we
are really excited to announce the release of Algolia Search! We launched it
Monday during the 60th edition of Mobile Monday Paris! If you don't know what Algolia Search can do for your app, take a
look at its amazing features or just watch
the video!
This release also means that you can now integrate it directly into your apps
and publish them! We wanted to have a simple and clear pricing plan: You can
have all the benefits of Algolia Search in one Android or iOS App for only
$590! Think about it, that's less than the day-rate of a mobile developer in
many countries. Compare it to the many days you would need to integrate SQL
Lite FTS for poor features.
Try Algolia Search for free for 30-days!
We are also very excited to introduce our new
website alongside this launch. You'll be able to
access up-to-date documentation easily, to try and
download Algolia Search in a few clicks and, of
course, to order the product! Check it out and let us know what you think!
Thanks again to our beloved beta testers. Stay tuned for more news!
12 Nov 2012
I recently had a pretty bad user experience when I upgraded my personal Apple
developer account into a professional one.
To sum things up, we officially created Algolia in early October and I decided
to convert my personal Apple Developer Account in order to have our
applications published under the "Algolia" name. This process is not available
online, but after a quick call, people at Apple sent me the link for the
process. It is actually pretty simple: They just need you to fill some
information about your company and to accept their EULA.
Well, actually some of this information was pretty obscure. They needed our
D-U-N-S® number... Some time ago, Apple was doing the job of checking that
your company is a real one, but they decided to delegate this job to an
external company (D&B). It looks like a good idea, doesn't it? After all this
is not their core competency and D&B may be doing a really good job for this
task...
The short answer is no, it wasn't a good idea at all! I started to check how
to get this famous D-U-N-S® and after some time to understand the antiquated
website of D&B, I finally found the contact address. One week later I finally
received our D-U-N-S®. But that's not all, Apple then asked us to wait for the
synchronization between D&B and Apple... which can take up to 14days!
Hey guys, I don't know if you realize how this is ridiculous to wait 14 days
for a simple database synchronization! You have just no idea what 14 days
means for a young startup :)
As you can imagine, I was already quite frustrated... but this was just the
beginning. After the 14 days, Apple recognized the DUNS number... but a field
was missing. They didn't have the legal type of our company. They then asked
me to contact D&B and a new nightmare started at this level: D&B was saying
that the entry was correct while Apple was asking me to contact D&B to correct
the entry! There's nothing worst than to stand be between two big companies
who pass the buck to each other.
Hopefully Apple was far smarter than D&B and they finally accepted to bypass
the missing field if I sent them directly our legal documents.
It is crucial to pay attention to all your users' problems and solve them as
soon as possible. They may sometimes look like details to you, but that's what
your customers will remember about your company. Of course, we try to apply
this lesson to ourselves. Feel free to tell us if something's going wrong!


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D-Store
全球首个跨链DApp应用商店
来这里，遇见未来的区块链应用
White paper One Page
汇聚全球DApp，领略世界级的精彩
D-store支持市面上绝大多数公有链DApp，为全球的DApp提供统一的展示平台，一键使用您心目中的应用，给您最棒的一站式体验
多终端支持，打造最人性化的DApp商店
D-store将开发多个客户端，同时支持Web、Windows、Mac、Android、iOS，完善的搜索与查找功能，最短时间上手，使用无忧
一币通用所有DApp，虚拟货币实时承兑
D-store官方代币DST通用所有的DApp应用，智能承兑您的货币，免除麻烦的手动交易步骤，跨币种使用DApp再无烦恼
完善的技术支撑，帮助开发者快速开发DApp
为DApp开发者精心准备的创新型技术框架，提供开发、上线至市场推广的一站式服务，轻松实现迅速高效的DApp开发
什么事DST
D-store Token，简称DST，是D-store平台中唯一能通用所有DApp流通的代币。
用户
使用DApp或观看广告获取DST，使用DApp时可以将其兑换为所需要的虚拟货币
开发者
花费少量DST提交DApp至D-store，可进行进一步流量购买，获取后续收益
广告商
花费DST进行广告推广，流量投放全透明，精准触达DApp用户
我们的未来
我们的未来
团队成员
Jack Wang
Jack Wang
james wllisonMaster's from University of California, Los Angeles. Worked as a growth hacker in Facebook for 5+ years. Has rich experience in product development and project management of block
Jack Wang
Jack Wang
james wllisonMaster's from University of California, Los Angeles. Worked as a growth hacker in Facebook for 5+ years. Has rich experience in product development and project management of block
Jack Wang
Jack Wang
james wllisonMaster's from University of California, Los Angeles. Worked as a growth hacker in Facebook for 5+ years. Has rich experience in product development and project management of block
Jack Wang
Jack Wang
james wllisonMaster's from University of California, Los Angeles. Worked as a growth hacker in Facebook for 5+ years. Has rich experience in product development and project management of block
顾问&投资人
Jack Wang
Jack Wang
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Jack Wang
Jack Wang
james wllisonMaster's from University of California, Los Angeles. Worked as a growth hacker in Facebook for 5+ years. Has rich experience in product development and project management of block
Jack Wang
Jack Wang
james wllisonMaster's from University of California, Los Angeles. Worked as a growth hacker in Facebook for 5+ years. Has rich experience in product development and project management of block
Jack Wang
Jack Wang
james wllisonMaster's from University of California, Los Angeles. Worked as a growth hacker in Facebook for 5+ years. Has rich experience in product development and project management of block
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I've heard a minority of people need a pretty strong dose to feel anything, but for me:
5 mg: Noticeable, but can drive and relate to people. Went to a movie; alternately became really absorbed ('Get Shorty') and noticed the screen, audience, and theater. A nice level for an art shop, sensual sex, a concert, dancing to the Dead; good for tuning in and enjoying the senses. Occasionally forgot I was under the influence.
10 mg: Still a level one can function with; did some driving (also on some cannabis) and it was OK but not completely safe and would not try this again. Very nice for a large drumming circle, or a concert for flowing type music. More obviously 'stoned'; some reality shift but not strong; no visuals yet.
[Erowid Note: Although the author was being careful here, it is worth emphasizing their comment that they did not feel it was safe to drive even on this very low level of 2C-B. Driving while distracted or intoxicated endangers others. Don't do it!]
15 mg: Now starting to see extra curlies and wisps around visual objects; again much tuning/focusing to events (eg Burning Man Sunday Night). Still more inclined to tune-in to what's around me; not an inner trip. Music is very nice; also dancing. Some reality shift, but enhancement rather than to a completely novel place.
20 mg: Becoming a stay-at-home psychedelic, but not 'pushy' at this dose. However, not really entheogenic; do not sense an inner spirit. (For focus on spiritual work, mushrooms + 10 mg could work well; cactus already has some of this tuning-in.)
Haven't tried more than this; 25 would probably be OK, but I hear it does get intense and 'pushy' at higher doses for many people. (But some people need this much, I'm told.)
Have tried with Syrian Rue (& mushrooms. No obvious problems with the Rue (but be cautious). Several people like it with mushrooms; adds some mushroom spirit qualities to the merging 2C-B qualities.
Have heard two reports with ketamine; 'D.M.Turner' had good things to say, but someone else said they felt pulled apart. These two have opposite effects; 2C-B is a body/entactogen, Ketamine is a out-of-body inner trip. Be careful here...
Have heard several reports of nice synergy with MDMA for a couple trip, and we hope to try this; would do MDMA first, get very open and trusting, then after about 3 hours add the 2C-B (say, 15 mg), which is likely to lead to very tuned-in/merged sensual/sexual experience.
Finally, note that this is a new compound with no traditional history, no widespread use/testing, and no pharmaceutical testing. It is not structurally an amphetamine and the doses are relatively low, so neurotoxcity is probably not an issue. Still, I would limit peak dose and lifetime exposure until more is known about the safety.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


During my job search, I came to a quick realization that I was spending a lot of time doing the same repetitve task; i.e. Choosing a job that fits me & applying for it. Hence, I decided to save me some time, and automate the process. And here we are! Over the period I intend to make it completely automated and more powerful by including a resume formatter to modify the user resume accordingly to pass the companies' ATS
Check it outAs I was watching an episode of Halt and Catch Fire on Intranet, I got curious about how many nodes/webpages could possibly be under my Universitys' domain. Furthermore, I wanted to visualize how each department and college interacted with each other and as well as analyze their relationship. Fortunately, I was taking a course on Peer-to-Peer Networks that particular semester, so I was able to apply the theoretical concepts I learnt on to my project. To achieve this, I built a Python based concurrent web crawler that implements a Bloom Filter , to crawl through ~ 10 million webpages and scrape the data on each web page using Scrapy library. The end result was definitely fascinating. You can find the code and a detailed pdf on the results and analysis on my github.
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- getBadRatingMessage() - Method in class uk.co.brightec.ratetheapp.DefaultOnUserSelectedRatingListener
-
Get the text which is set as the message in the resulting alert dialog if the rating was
considered bad
- getBadRatingTitle() - Method in class uk.co.brightec.ratetheapp.DefaultOnUserSelectedRatingListener
-
Get the text which is set as the title in the resulting alert dialog if the rating was
considered bad
- getFeedbackEmailSubject() - Method in class uk.co.brightec.ratetheapp.DefaultOnUserSelectedRatingListener
-
Get the subject which a feedback email would have
- getFeedbackEmailTo() - Method in class uk.co.brightec.ratetheapp.DefaultOnUserSelectedRatingListener
-
Get the email address feedback would be sent to
- getGoodRatingMessage() - Method in class uk.co.brightec.ratetheapp.DefaultOnUserSelectedRatingListener
-
Get the text which is set as the message in the resulting alert dialog if the rating was
considered good
- getGoodRatingTitle() - Method in class uk.co.brightec.ratetheapp.DefaultOnUserSelectedRatingListener
-
Get the text which is set as the title in the resulting alert dialog if the rating was
considered good
- getInstance() - Static method in class uk.co.brightec.ratetheapp.Application
-
- getInstanceSettings() - Static method in class uk.co.brightec.ratetheapp.InstanceSettings
-
Returns the InstanceSettings for the RateTheApp widget
Note: If you are using the 'app:rateTheAppName' you need to provide the rateTheAppName you
want the InstanceSettings of.
- getInstanceSettings(String) - Static method in class uk.co.brightec.ratetheapp.InstanceSettings
-
Returns the InstanceSettings for the RateTheApp widget
Note: If you are using the 'app:rateTheAppName' you need to provide the rateTheAppName you
want the InstanceSettings of.
- getInstanceSettings() - Method in class uk.co.brightec.ratetheapp.RateTheApp
-
Get the settings for this instance of the RateTheApp widget
- getMessageTextView() - Method in class uk.co.brightec.ratetheapp.RateTheApp
-
This method returns the TextView which represents the message in the layout.
- getMinGoodRating() - Method in class uk.co.brightec.ratetheapp.DefaultOnUserSelectedRatingListener
-
Get the min good rating which has been set
- getNegativeButtonText() - Method in class uk.co.brightec.ratetheapp.DefaultOnUserSelectedRatingListener
-
Get the text which is set on the negative button in the resulting alert dialog
- getOnUserSelectedRatingListener() - Method in class uk.co.brightec.ratetheapp.RateTheApp
-
Retrieve the currently set OnUserSelectedRatingListener
- getPositiveButtonText() - Method in class uk.co.brightec.ratetheapp.DefaultOnUserSelectedRatingListener
-
Get the text which is set on the positive button in the resulting alert dialog
- getRating() - Method in class uk.co.brightec.ratetheapp.RateTheApp
-
Get the rating currently set on the RateTheApp widget
- getSavedRating(float) - Method in class uk.co.brightec.ratetheapp.InstanceSettings
-
Get the rating on the given instance of RateTheApp
- getTitleTextView() - Method in class uk.co.brightec.ratetheapp.RateTheApp
-
This method returns the TextView which represents the title in the layout.
- saveRating(float) - Method in class uk.co.brightec.ratetheapp.InstanceSettings
-
Save the rating on the given instance of RateTheApp
- setBadRatingMessage(String) - Method in class uk.co.brightec.ratetheapp.DefaultOnUserSelectedRatingListener
-
Set the text which is set as the message in the resulting alert dialog if the rating was
considered bad
- setBadRatingTitle(String) - Method in class uk.co.brightec.ratetheapp.DefaultOnUserSelectedRatingListener
-
Set the text which is set as the title in the resulting alert dialog if the rating was
considered bad
- setFeedbackEmailSubject(String) - Method in class uk.co.brightec.ratetheapp.DefaultOnUserSelectedRatingListener
-
Set the subject which a feedback email would have
- setFeedbackEmailTo(String) - Method in class uk.co.brightec.ratetheapp.DefaultOnUserSelectedRatingListener
-
Set the email address feedback would be sent to
- setGoodRatingMessage(String) - Method in class uk.co.brightec.ratetheapp.DefaultOnUserSelectedRatingListener
-
Set the text which is set as the message in the resulting alert dialog if the rating was
considered good
- setGoodRatingTitle(String) - Method in class uk.co.brightec.ratetheapp.DefaultOnUserSelectedRatingListener
-
Set the text which is set as the title in the resulting alert dialog if the rating was
considered good
- setMinGoodRating(float) - Method in class uk.co.brightec.ratetheapp.DefaultOnUserSelectedRatingListener
-
Set the minimum rating required to be considered good
- setNegativeButtonText(String) - Method in class uk.co.brightec.ratetheapp.DefaultOnUserSelectedRatingListener
-
Set the text which is set on the negative button in the resulting alert dialog
- setOnRatingBarChangeListener(RatingBar.OnRatingBarChangeListener) - Method in class uk.co.brightec.ratetheapp.RatingBar
-
Sets the listener to be called when the rating changes.
- setOnUserSelectedRatingListener(RateTheApp.OnUserSelectedRatingListener) - Method in class uk.co.brightec.ratetheapp.RateTheApp
-
Set the listener for when the user selects a rating
Note: This will not be called if you manually set the rating
- setPositiveButtonText(String) - Method in class uk.co.brightec.ratetheapp.DefaultOnUserSelectedRatingListener
-
Set the text which is set on the positive button in the resulting alert dialog
- setRating(float) - Method in class uk.co.brightec.ratetheapp.RateTheApp
-
Set the rating on RateTheApp widget
Note: this will not call OnUserSelectedRatingListener
- shouldShow() - Method in class uk.co.brightec.ratetheapp.InstanceSettings
-
Returns a boolean to indicate whether the given instance of RateTheApp should be shown
- shouldShow() - Method in class uk.co.brightec.ratetheapp.RateTheApp
-
Returns a boolean to indicate whether RateTheApp should be shown


Here is a summary. Officially known as Mexico, D. F., capital of Mexico and seat of the federal powers of the union.It is a federal entity within Mexico which is not part of any one of the 31 Mexican states but belongs to the federation as a whole. MEXICO DF is the country's largest city as well as its most important political, cultural, educational and financial center.
Mexico's capital is both the oldest capital city in the Americas and one of two founded by Amerindians (Native Americans), the other being Quito. The city was originally built on an island of Lake Texcoco by the Aztecs in 1325 as Tenochtitlan, which was almost completely destroyed in the 1521 siege of Tenochtitlan, and subsequently redesigned and rebuilt in accordance with the Spanish urban standards. In 1524, the municipality of Mexico City was established, known as Mexico Tenochtitlan,and as of 1585 it was officially known as Ciudad de Mexico (Mexico City).Mexico City served as the political, administrative and financial center of a major part of the Spanish colonial empire.After independence from Spain was achieved, the Federal District was created in 1824.
Mexico City has a subtropical highland climate, due to its tropical location and high elevation.
The average annual temperature varies from 54 to 61F, depending on the altitude of the borough. The temperature is rarely below 37F or above 86F.
The boroughs are composed by hundreds of colonias or neighborhoods, which have no jurisdictional autonomy or representation. The Historic Center is the oldest part of the city (along with some other, formerly separate colonial towns such as Coyoacan and San Ángel), some of the buildings dating back to the 16th century.
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The following buttons load some ready-made RNG files into the next tab (RNG Editor) for you to play:
A contact (for an address-book)
An address-book as a collection of contacts
An address-book with contacts that have a collapsible section
Example with attributes
An attribute with a choice and a dropdown menu
Optional element controlled by a checkbox
Nested structure of blocks (used to represent eHive parameters)
Locus Reference Genomic (LRG)
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This is a Java API which wraps the REST-based Flickr API (information available at http://www.flickr.com/services/api/).
This API has been tested with JDK 1.4.
To use the API just construct a instance of the class com.aetreion.flickr.Flickr and request the interfaces which you need to work with. For example, to send a test ping to the Flickr service:
String apiKey = YOUR_API_KEY Flickr f = new Flickr(apiKey); TestInterface testInterface = f.getTestInterface(); Collection results = testInterface.echo(Collections.EMPTY_LIST);
An API key is required to use this API. You should contact Flickr to acquire an API key. More information is available at: http://www.flickr.com/services/api/
Comments and questions should be sent to anthonyeden@gmail.com.


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Notes
- If Australian norms are selected then some subtests that do not have Australian norms will still be available, as they are commonly utilised by Australian psychologists. These subtests rely on US norms. Examples include:
- WISC-V Verbal (Expanded) Crystallised Index
- WISC-V Extended Fluid Index
- WISC-V Naming Speed Index
- WISC-V Symbol Translation Index
- WISC-V Storage and Retrieval Index
- WISC-V Immediate Symbol Translation
- WISC-V Delayed Symbol Translation
- WISC-V Recognition Symbol Translation
- WISC-V Recognition Symbol Translation
- WISC-V Naming Speed Quantity
- WISC-V Naming Speed Literacy
- All CTOPP-2 Composites and Subtests
- XBA Composites
- At current, only age based SEM values from the US are available for the WJ IV. Psychological Assessments Australia have been contacted in order to attempt to obtain Australian SEM values.
- If you plot a score and it does not provide a confidence interval, it means that this score does not have SEM values for the necessary age range.
- Because confidence intervals in the Wechsler scales were calculated around the estimated true scores using the standard error of estimation, the confidence intervals calculated in this tool may be approximately 1-2 points different. The scores you put into this tool are called observed scores, and estimated true scores cannot be obtained from the Wechsler scoring instructions. Such a difference is argued to be neglible, and any tool developed
to visualise Wechsler scores will have this flaw.


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com.ibm.streams.operator.types
Class Timestamp
- java.lang.Object
- com.ibm.streams.operator.types.Timestamp
- public final class Timestamp
- extends java.lang.Object
- implements java.io.Serializable, java.lang.Comparable<Timestamp>
Timestamp may be used as an absolute point in time, by using the convention
that its value is relative to January 1, 1970, 00:00:00 GMT (UTC), the epoch.
This is the standard epoch for SPL, Java and Linux. A number of utility
methods exist for interacting with Java's millisecond representation of
the time since the epoch, typically obtained through
System.currentTimeMillis()
.
A Timestamp object may also be used to represent an interval, e.g. an
instance representing a delay of four seconds could be created as
new Timestamp(4L, 0);
.
The Java enumeration java.unit.concurrent.TimeUnit
provides standard conversion between various units of time, for example
a delay of 700 milliseconds can be created as
Timestamp delay = new Timestamp(0L, (int) TimeUnit.MILLISECONDS.toNanos(700L));or
Timestamp delay = Timestamp.getTimestamp( TimeUnit.MILLISECONDS.toNanos(700L));
Field Summary
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
|
DEFAULT_MACHINE
Default Machine identifier (zero).
|
|
IBM_COPYRIGHT
|
Constructor Summary
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
Timestamp(long seconds,int nanoseconds)
Construct a Timestamp with the given values and a machine identifier
set to zero.
|
Timestamp(long seconds,int nanoseconds,int machineId)
Construct a Timestamp with the given values.
|
Method Summary
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
add(Timestamp delta)
Return a Timestamp that is the result of adding the
delta Timestamp to this Timestamp.
|
|
|
after(Timestamp ts)
Is this Timestamp after the specified Timestamp.
|
|
before(Timestamp ts)
Is this Timestamp before the specified Timestamp.
|
|
compareTo(Timestamp o)
Compare this to another Timestamp.
|
|
convertTo(java.util.concurrent.TimeUnit unit)
Convert this timestamp into the unit specified.
|
|
currentTime()
Create a Timestamp representing the current time since
the epoch.
|
|
currentTime(int machineId)
Create a Timestamp representing the current time since
the epoch and the give machine identifier.
|
|
equals(java.lang.Object other)
A Timestamp is equal to another Timestamp
with the same seconds and nanoseconds value.
|
|
getMachineId()
Return the application specific machine identifier
associated with this timestamp.
|
|
getNanoseconds()
Return nanoseconds portion of the time
since the epoch.
|
|
getSeconds()
Return seconds portion of the time
since the epoch.
|
|
getSQLTimestamp()
Return a SQL Timestamp object set from this Timestamp.
|
|
getTime()
Get the value as a number of milliseconds.
|
|
getTimeAsSeconds()
Get the time in seconds (including the number of nanoseconds)
as a BigDecimal.
|
|
getTimestamp(java.math.BigDecimal seconds)
Create a timestamp from a BigDecimal representing number of seconds
with its machine identifier set to zero.
|
|
getTimestamp(double seconds)
Create a timestamp from a double representing number of seconds
with its machine identifier set to zero.
|
|
getTimestamp(long milliseconds)
Create a Timestamp from a number of milliseconds.
|
|
getTimestamp(long milliseconds,int machineId)
Create a Timestamp from a number of milliseconds and a machine identifier.
|
|
getTimestamp(java.sql.Timestamp sqlTimestamp)
Convert a JDBC Timestamp to an SPL timestamp representation with
its machine identifier set to zero.
|
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getTimestamp(java.sql.Timestamp sqlTimestamp,int machineId)
Convert a JDBC Timestamp to an SPL timestamp representation with
a specified machine identifier.
|
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hashCode()
|
subtract(Timestamp delta)
Return a Timestamp that is the result of subtracting the
delta Timestamp from this Timestamp.
|
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
|---|
clone, finalize, getClass, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
Field Detail
IBM_COPYRIGHT
- public static final java.lang.String IBM_COPYRIGHT
DEFAULT_MACHINE
- public static final int DEFAULT_MACHINE
Constructor Detail
Timestamp
- public Timestamp(long seconds,
- int nanoseconds)
seconds
- Number of seconds since epoch. nanoseconds
- Number of nanoseconds since epoch. Timestamp
- public Timestamp(long seconds,
- int nanoseconds,
- int machineId)
seconds
- Number of seconds. nanoseconds
- Number of seconds. machineId
- Machine identifier. Method Detail
currentTime
- public static Timestamp currentTime( )
System.currentTimeMillis()
and thus the resolution will at most be in milliseconds.
Actual resolution is dependent on the resolution of the system clock.
System.currentTimeMillis()
currentTime
- public static Timestamp currentTime( int machineId)
machineId
- Machine identifier. System.currentTimeMillis()
getTimestamp
- public static Timestamp getTimestamp( long milliseconds)
milliseconds
- number of milliseconds. Date.getTime()
getTimestamp
- public static Timestamp getTimestamp( long milliseconds,
- int machineId)
milliseconds
- number of milliseconds. machineId
- Machine identifier. Date.getTime()
getTimestamp
- public static Timestamp getTimestamp( java.sql.Timestamp sqlTimestamp)
sqlTimestamp
- Value to convert from. getTimestamp
- public static Timestamp getTimestamp( java.sql.Timestamp sqlTimestamp,
- int machineId)
sqlTimestamp
- Value to convert from. machineId
- Machine identifier getTimestamp
- public static Timestamp getTimestamp( double seconds)
seconds
- Value to set timestamp to. getTimestamp
- public static Timestamp getTimestamp( java.math.BigDecimal seconds)
seconds
value is rounded down to a nano-second resolution.
seconds
- Value to set timestamp to. getMachineId
- public int getMachineId()
getNanoseconds
- public int getNanoseconds()
getSeconds
- public long getSeconds()
getTime
- public long getTime()
Date.setTime(long)
getSQLTimestamp
- public java.sql.Timestamp getSQLTimestamp( )
hashCode
- public int hashCode()
hashCode
in class java.lang.Object
equals
- public boolean equals(java.lang.Object other)
equals
in class java.lang.Object
getTimeAsSeconds
- public java.math.BigDecimal getTimeAsSeconds( )
convertTo
- public long convertTo(java.util.concurrent.TimeUnit unit)
unit
- java.lang.ArithmeticException
- This timestamp cannot be represented in the
specified units. compareTo
- public int compareTo(Timestamp o)
compareTo
in interface java.lang.Comparable<Timestamp>
after
- public boolean after(Timestamp ts)
ts
- Timestamp to compare. before
- public boolean before(Timestamp ts)
ts
- Timestamp to compare. subtract
delta
- Value to be subtracted from this. add
delta
- Value to be added to this.


I want to make a little post talking about Arcade
, my latest public
project.
The objetive was to create an easy to use static site generator that
didn't require a complex installation process and let me quicly focus
on just writting. Previously my blog was generated using hugo, but my
biggest issue was that I needed to have go and install the
dependencies. Whenever I wanted to write something it just happend
that I didn't have the right tools installed and I had to go to the
documentation and restart the installation process. Also go
doesn't
come by default in my system, so I have to worry about having it
installed.
For this reasons I wanted to create something that was just plug and
write
and allowed me as much as hugo did.
I went with python3 because most of the linux distros (if not all of them) bring python by default in the system and to install my package you only need pip and an easy
python3 -m pip install arcade-generator
and you have everything you need.
I did't want to lose some good things from hugo like:
those are strong points that I believe every static site generator should have and arcade must match those.
It surprised me because it was quite easy. In one afternoon I had more or less the basic code without much effort.
To read commands from the command line I used click wich I've used previously and makes everything related to command line tools consistant, conviniant and easy.
To get live previous of my files I used livereload. Again super easy to use and provided much all the features I was looking for.
To get my markdown text to html I use the markdown package. It supports many of the things you can imagine from markdown so it was the obvious decission.
On my side what I did was to track for changes the content
and
themes
folder so every time something changes on disk the html files
are updated. I provided basic functionalities like a most recent
section, history
of posts and configurable social icons.
Finally to make easy to use themes I use jinja
so everything is
passed to certain variables and the only thing left to do if you want
a new theme is edit the templates.
There are 3 basic commands
init
watch
build
The last one builds all the html structure with the static content and prepares it in a folder ready to be uploaded.
In the future I want to add more functionalities like integration with
github-packages
and optimizations in the source code.
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It has been yet another huge weekend for our very special taxi… Beth the Social Enterprise Taxi. We always meet great people who visit the beautiful Yarra Valley. It is lovely to share in their weekend away and help them relax into the Valley’s plentiful places for indulgent venues because they know we will get them home! In many ways, Beth has become a part of the array of attractions in the Yarra Valley. It warms our hearts when tourists get in Beth and talk about how many businesses and people highly recommend us.
The spirit of Beth is the center from which we provide a taxi service. We often explain to people that we are not taxi drivers, but we drive a taxi. We are not degrading other people who drive taxis; far from it. We have a huge appreciation of them and the work they do. Having said that, the taxi industry doesn’t have a great reputation overall.
Of course, we are part of the community. We love catching up with our locals who are just not passengers but our supporters and friends. It feels amazing when we get a phone call from someone telling us we have a taillight out, have offers of support and encouragement.
Building the Social Enterprise has become a labour of love and has always thrown challenges and cur balls in both business and personal sense. But it’s so easy to fall in love with the spirit of Beth and share that spirit with every person we meet along the way.
‘It will get easier to put yourself out there Jen… just keep doing it and you will become good at it’
... They were wrong!
I write this from a deeply personal place; something I struggle sharing with others.
I grew up in a small country town called Merrigum. Reflecting back, I’m grateful for the safeness and innocents I grew up with. In a sense, I am still naïve and struggle to make sense of many things. I was painfully shy kid who isn’t great socially… I still am in my 50s!
I went to university when I was 35. I had never really completed anything during my life and decided that it would be really cool to have a degree. I took off when I was 15 to work on a horse stud (my life dream). I dropped out of school right before the year 10 exams. I knew then, and I know now that I’m not great at applying myself; I have the ability but don’t put in the effort. To me, my time was not ill spent. I’d daydream of my perfect life… spent a lot of time trying to figure out how people ticked… watched what was going on around me… and trying really hard to do right by people.
I never had the strength to stand up for myself properly. I guess most of us would identify with… how do I stand up for myself and my beliefs without offending or hurting someone. A lot of us would also identify with internalising the hurt or injustice… and then trying to deal with it. For me it has always been abusing food, lack of self-care and avoidance. This combined with shyness.. crikies!!!
I remember when I was a kid. The doctor said can you take tablets, or do you need medicine? Not wanting to question authority, I said, yep I can take tablets. I was wrong. A strange reflection perhaps. But really, it’s just an example of a lifelong ability to bite off more than I could chew!
Predictable enough, my 15 year old horse stud experience didn’t go so well. The picture in my mind of Mum coming and ‘rescuing’ me after a year is forever close to my heart. I didn’t realise at the time because I was so starstruck at my animal career that I wasn’t treated very well. I’m glad Mum did. I was a bit broken.
Over the next few years I loved my time in the dairy industry… but that’s a whole other story. I decided to go to night school and do Year 12. I loved it and got great grades. I had the study bug!
My hubby at the time wasn’t interested in farming. I ended up living in the Melbourne suburb, Bayswater! I rehomed my horses and cows. I wasn’t unhappy with the idea and have no regrets about moving to Melbourne.
When we moved to Melbourne, I went to TAFE and studied to become a youth worker… that’s another story. I worked as an integration aide with a young man who struggled socially at primary school. We became foster parents and various kids come and go. I worked as a notetaker at TAFE and started doing my degree in Applied Science (disability studies) part time.
One of the people I took notes for at TAFE lived in a group home. I just couldn’t believe what I was hearing. Happily living in my daydream bubble, I had no idea that such places existed; it sounded awful.
I figured that to be able to understand what group homes are and how they work, I should experience it. I took a group home team leader role with a large Melbourne organisation.
It was an interesting time. The shift from institutionalisation to Normalisation thinking began. Individualisation and the social model of support had begun. Institutions/Group homes had a name change. They become Community Residential Units… then Supported Living Houses… then they went back to being called Group Homes. Individual Person Plans became known as Person Centered Plans… and on it goes…
It was interesting to be at uni and learn the theory behind what goes on within the ‘disability sector’. But really… nothing made sense to me. People are people. Why do well-meaning people further disable other people? What makes a person think that they know what is right for another person? Why do people hide behind legislation in an attempt to justify their actions towards vulnerable people?
On a personal level, this was a really challenging time. I went on a personal quest with a psychologist to figure out who am I… and why am I the way I am? I never really figured it out. When questioning what I saw and what I was expected to do within Group Home and foster care settings, it never ended well. It became clear to me that initialisation is a mindset; a force to be reckoned with. It breaks people!
I went in search of a solution and ended up in America on a study tour for my uni placement. Me in Los Angeles.. good heavens. It all become clear!
I spent the next few years trying to get Freedom by Design Inc. off the ground to provide an alternative for people who are unhappy living in an institutionalised setting.
I’ve always been quite open that I feel my biggest challenge is getting out of my own way. That might sound weird… but that shy, socially challenged, internalising kid is still very much present.
Again, I looked for answers. I couldn’t believe it when I gained a scholarship to The School for Social Entrepreneurs; an amazing school for community members who want to help make change happen. Part of this was to develop learning goals… ‘I’m shy, I’m broke… I’ll drive a taxi’
If you’ve read this far… thank you!
I plan to share my story a bit… the good, the bad and the ugly. I’m hoping it will help make a bit more of a change in regard to how people are treated. I also hope that it will help me gather the strength and support to finish what I started in founding Freedom by Design Inc. (FBD).
Ohh… if you’re wondering about the earlier picture of my tattoo…
I promised myself that I would give up if FBD wasn’t funded by the time I turned 50. My 3 gorgeous sisters shouted me a birthday tattoo instead!!!
- Jen


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Our sewing business started in 2010. In the beggining we were manufacturing home decor items, bags and various other textile items that were sold in our own souvenir shop. Throught the years we have gained a lot of experience and overcome numerous obstacles. The recent machinery upgrades and workforce expansion provides us the means to take on higher volume sewing subcontracting projects. Our priority is to meet the lead time and quality demands of our partners.
As a social enterprise our goal is to provide the necessary training and mentoring for or workforce to provide continuos improvement in our daily work and professional development for our colleagues. We provide the a safe and healthy work environment for our employees and also providing the necessary equipment for all employees. Our social enterprise employs disabled colleagues as well as empoyees who return to the the labor market after a long hiatus. To achive both our business and social goals we apply different organisational and HR solutions. We implemented flexible and variable work hours, home office and dual training. Our performance based motivational and payment system ensures that our output keeps the contant quality and lead time and also minimizes employee turnover.
We are commited to keep our production environmetaly friendly, we implemented processes to foster sustainability like selective waste collection, minimised waste and recylcling waste in products. In the future we plan to expand our manufacturing capacity and workforce even further in order to be able to supply to more of our clients locally and abroad.


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A perfect meal aka - a balanced diet
Let's talk about the most important thing that gets the most ignored when talking about fitness, a balanced diet and the word that should be most emphasized in the given phrase is the word 'balanced'. You can eat everything healthy with no junk food whatsoever but as long as you don't take everything in appropriate proportions the curve representing a perfect diet will always go downhill.
So what is a balanced diet? A balanced diet refers to a healthy eating regime that helps to maintain your overall fitness and health. A balanced diet contains every essential nutrient required for the proper functioning of the body in the right proportions.
But what are the essential nutrients that our body requires? There are 5 components in a balanced diet - protein, fats, carbohydrates, vitamins and minerals and of course water. Let's talk about them one by one and also trace the minimum amount of each of these required to help our body flourish.
Before going further let's establish the difference between macro and micronutrients. Macronutrients by definition are those that the body uses in large amounts such as protein, fats, and carbohydrates whereas micro refers to those nutrients that are essential but are needed in small amounts such as vitamins and minerals.
Protein
Fats
Carbohydrates
Vitamins
Minerals
Protein is known as the king of all nutrients rightfully due to the vast majority of important tasks it fulfills for the human body. Protein is made up of amino acids that serve as a fuel source for the body. There are nine types of amino acids that are breakdown from the protein complex to aid in healthy living. Besides providing energy protein is the basic building block of muscles in the body, so if you are planning on putting on some muscle mass than protein will help you in the process.
But how much protein do you need daily? The DRI(Dietary reference intake) for protein is 0.8g per kg of body weight or 0.36g per pound. That adds up to:
56 grams per day for the average sedentary man.
46 grams per day for the average sedentary woman.
Protein can be primarily found in eggs, meat, dairy, lentils and beans. Here is a list of best protein supplements available in the market, if you are looking for one.
Fats are arguably considered evil in terms of daily consumption and the term can be really misleading by its name 'fats'. Fats are the most energy-dense nutrients in the nutrient stack and can serve quite beneficial if consumed right. There are 2 essential fatty acids omega-3 and omega-6 required by the body to sustain and function optimally.
Fats play a vital role in maintaining healthy skin and hair besides maintaining body temperature and healthy cell function. There are several types of fats like saturated, trans, polyunsaturated, monosaturated. Fats are grouped by the number of bonds in their carbon chains. Aside from trans fats, most fats have beneficial or neutral effects on health. However, a high omega-6 to omega-3 ratio may cause problems.
So the appropriate amount of fats for your balanced diet will depend on your daily calorie intake.
The best sources for fats include avacado, nuts, feta cheese, dark chocolate.
Carbohydrates, as the name suggests, are made up of carbon and hydrogen along with oxygen. Carbs are generally found in all natural and processed food with maximum content in cereals and refined grains. Carbs or monosaccharides are the major sources of fuel for the body. When we workout we use this energy to fuel us and the leftover is stored in the form of glycogen especially in the liver and muscle cells.
Carbohydrate restricted diet can be as effective as a low-fat diet in achieving weight loss when the overall calorie intake is reduced. The DRI(Dietary reference intake) for carbs is approximately 40 to 60 percent of your total daily calories which adds up to 200 to 300 grams of carbs per day.
Some of the best sources for carbohydrates are white bread, cereals, dairy, fruits, starchy vegetables.
Now let's move on to the micronutrients and vitamins tops the list as they are the essentials nutrients required by the body for the proper functioning of its metabolism. There are thirteen vitamins ( Vitamin A, B1-B12, C, D, E) that are required by the body, they are either synthesized naturally by the body or obtained directly through the diet. Vitamins are fat-soluble(A, D, E, and K) or water-soluble(B1-B12, C). Vitamins should be taken in appropriate amounts as there are reports of cases due to both vitamin deficiency and excessive intake, yes vitamin poisoning is a real thing.
Here is a list of recommended amounts of vitamins you should be taking by the Harvard Medical School.
Five major minerals that are required by the human body are calcium, phosphorous, magnesium, potassium and sodium. There are other minerals that are also required in trace amounts by the body such as sulfur, iron, chlorine, cobalt, copper, zinc, manganese, molybdenum, iodine, and selenium.
Minerals are either naturally supplied to the body from the food(e.g calcium from dairy products) or can be provided by consuming supplements.


Ask your system administrator to register the yUOShi application and send you the Consumer Key and Secret.
Set the "Authorization callback URL" to: {{siteUrl}}_oauth/studip
Complete the rest of the form as required, along with the captcha and press submit.
Record the consumer_key and consumer_secret in the "Consumer Key" and "Consumer Secret" fields of this form and press submit to save the configuration


Kiren Rijiju: 'We Will Form A Committee For Sports Code'
by Nisha Qureshiother sports
Sports Minister Kiren Rijiju said that a committee will be formed for sports cod for sports federations to run efficiently in the country
Written By Nisha Qureshi | Mumbai | Updated On: November 19, 2019 00:02 IST
Union Youth Affairs and Sports Minister Kiren Rijiju has said that a committee will be formed for sports federations to run efficiently. The Minister said a sports code that will be acceptable to all will also be bought. He also said, only people who have the knowledge and administrative skills will be allowed to run federations and parameters will also be set.
'We will bring the Sports Code'
"We will form a committee for the Sports Code. This committee will be very credible. After the recommendation of the committee, I can say anything. We will bring the Sports Code, which will be acceptable to all. We cannot ignore anyone from society. If I say to a particular group member that you can't be a sports federation head that will be not good. In sports, only those can run (federations) who have the best knowledge of good administrative skills, accountability, transparency, and governance. These are the three parameters on which we will see, who can run sports federation in democracy," he added.
READ | Kiren Rijiju felicitates World Para Athletics medalists after India's stellar show
READ | Kiren Rijiju, Minister of Sports sets top-10 Olympics medal-tally deadline for India
New Sports code rejected
Earlier, the Indian Olympic Society rejected the new National Sports Code draft and also questioned many articles that are part of the newly crafted draft. The new sports code was drafted in 2017 and proposed changes to the 2011 draft. 2017 draft proposed for Members of Parliament and legislative assemblies to be barred from holding office in the National Sports Federation and the IOA.
"IOA said they don't accept the old draft of Sports Code. So we will bring a new draft. After the consultation of all, we will bring a new Sports Code, Since I assumed the office, I have informed all the federations not to indulge in any kind of unnecessary fight, which has a negative impact on sports and athletes. I don't want any sports federation to act like this and get suspended," Kiren Rijiju said.
India bagged a total of nine medals including two gold, two silver, and five bronze, and recorded their best-ever performance in the World Para Athletics Championships that concluded last week in Dubai. The minister said he is excited to see the Para-athletes perform well in the games and also assured that the ministry will extend all possible help to all four categories including the regular Olympics, the Paralympics deaf, Special Olympics, and Paralympics.
READ | Kiren Rijiju calls for Centre-State joint effort to promote Fit India Movement
READ | Before CGF meet, Kiren Rijiju wants India's position on Shooting considered
(With ANI inputs)


Music
- AmbientMusicGuide.com
- A guide to essential ambient & downtempo albums. The number one
resource for discovering new ambient artists.
- Kahvi Collective
- One of the oldest and most prestigious ambient/electro/IDM netlabels
in existence. Over 350+ quality releases, all free to download and
enjoy, many of them by (ex-)demosceners.
- Drone Zone
- Droning atmospheric space music and ambient textures with minimal
beats. Music on Drone Zone is all about sonic textures and
environments.
- Deep Space One
- Deep ambient electronic, experimental and space music. Music for
getting lost in space, or just exploring.
- Space Station
- Mostly analog-inspired mid- and downtempo electronic music, from
1990 to now. Broadcasting from geostationary orbit to listeners here on
Earth and throughout the solar system.
- musicForProgramming
- A series of mixes intended for listening while programming to aid
concentration and increase productivity (also compatible with other
activities).
- Philosomatika
- Simply the best psytrance / progressive psytrance radio this side of
the Galaxy.
- Nectarine
- Demoscene radio.
- Remix.Kwed.Org [RKO]
- The definitive guide to C64 remakes.
Coding
- Structure and
Interpretation of Computer Programs [SICP]
- The classic textbook "Structure and Interpretation of Computer
Programs" by Abelson, Sussman, and Sussman has never looked better! Now
in HTML5/PDF/EPUB3.
- Learn You a Haskell for Great Good!
- One of the best introductions to general functional programming
concepts—incidentally, it also does a fine job at teachnig you
some basic and intermediate Haskell skills.
- The MIDI Technical Fanatic's Brainwashing Center
- The MIDI Technical Fanatic's Brainwashing Center is a cyberplace
dedicated to those individuals who wish to attain a higher level of
existence than that of the plodding, MIDI-illiterate scum around
them.
- The ryg blog
- Tech blog of ryg/Farbrausch (Fabian Giesen) full of some extremely useful
performance and graphics programming info.
- Random ASCII
- Tech blog of the author of CygnusED on the Amiga, focusing heavily
on performance related stuff on Windows.
- Nim
- Nim (formerly known as "Nimrod") is a statically typed, imperative
programming language that tries to give the programmer ultimate power
without compromises on runtime efficiency.
Graphics
- Scratchapixel 2.0
- Excellent introduction to 3D computer graphics from the group up,
with special emphasis on various raytracing techniques and
physically-based rendering.
- Íñigo Quílez
- Personal homepage of Íñigo Quílez containing a greath wealth of
articles and tutorials on generative art.
- Learn OpenGL
- The best learning materials for modern core-profile OpenGL programming.
Demoscene
- pouët.net
- The #1 demoscene portal on the planet.
- Capped.TV
- Video captures of demoscene productions for the masses and lazy sceners.
- Amiga Demoscene Archive [ADA]
- A fine selection of the best Amiga demos with screenshots and
download links.


Flash Programming Algorithms are a piece of software to erase or download applications to Flash devices. A Pack with Device Support usually contains predefined Flash algorithms for programming the devices that are supported by the DFP. A template for creating new algorithms are available in the ARM:CMSIS Pack. The following section describes the process in more detail.
Creating a new Algorithm
Flash programming algorithms are defined with functions to erase and program the Flash device. Special compiler and linker settings are required. Follow these steps to create and configure a new Flash programming algorithm:
- Copy the content from the ARM:CMSIS Pack folder (usually C:\Keil\ARM\Pack\ARM\CMSIS\version\Device\_Template_Flash) to a new folder.
- Rename the project file NewDevice.uvproj to represent the new Flash ROM device name, for example MyDevice.uvproj.
- Open the project with uVision. From the toolbar, use the drop-down Select Target to define the processor architecture. Cortex-M fits for all Cortex-M0/M0+, M3, and M4 devices. The configuration assumes a little-endian microcontroller. In case of a big-endian microcontroller, select the correct processor core with Project - Options for Target - Device.
- Open the dialog Project - Options for Target - Output and change the content of the field Name of Executable to represent the device, for example MyDevice.
- Adapt the programming algorithms in the file FlashPrg.
- Adapt the device parameters in the file FlashDev.
- Use Project - Build Target to generate the new Flash programming algorithm. The output file (for example MyDevice.FLM) has to be added to the DFP.
- Note
- Creating a Flash programming algorithm with MDK-Lite is not supported.
- Flash programming algorithms use Read-Only Position Independent and Read-Write Position Independent program code. These options are set in the dialogs Project - Options for Target - C/C++ and Project - Options for Target - Asm.
- The dialog Project - Options for Target - Linker defines the linker scatter file Target.lin. The error L6305 is disabled with
–diag_suppress
L6305
.
- The Flash Algorithm Functions section contains reference for all the available functions.
FlashPrg.c
The file FlashPrg.c contains the mandatory Flash programming functions Init, UnInit, EraseSector, and ProgramPage. Optionally, depending on the device features (or to speed-up execution), the functions EraseChip, BlankCheck, and Verify can be implemented.
FlashDev.c
The file FlashDev.c contains parameter definitions for:
- the Flash programming functions.
- the FlashDevice structure:
struct FlashDevice const FlashDevice = {
FLASH_DRV_VERS,
"STM32Fxxx High-density Flash",
ONCHIP,
0x08000000,
0x00080000,
1024,
0,
0xFF,
100,
500,
0x0800, 0x000000,
SECTOR_END
};
- Note
- The Device Name will usually be shown in tools to identify the Flash algorithm. Make sure that this is changed to the correct device name from the DFP.
Testing Algorithms
The _Template_Flash\Test-folder contains a project that shows how to test a new Flash programming algorithm on behalf of a STM32F10x device. Adapt the code to your needs.
Adding an Algorithm to a Pack
The generated *.FLM file needs to be added to the Pack with Device Support, so that it is available to the tool user for programming his device. Usually, a directory Flash is created and the algorithm is saved in this directory.
The algorithm is specified within the the /package/devices/family level:
<family Dfamily="STM32F4" Dvendor="STMicroelectronics:13">
...
<algorithm name="Flash/STM32F2xx_512.flm" start=0x08000000 size=0x10000 default="1"/> <!-- valid for all devices of the family -->
<subFamily DsubFamily="STM32F405">
<algorithm name="Flash/STM32F2xx_1024.flm" start=0x08000000 size=0x20000 default="1"/> <!-- valid for all devices of a subFamily -->
<device Dname="STM32F405OE">
<algorithm name="Flash/STM32F2xx_2048.flm" start=0x08000000 size=0x40000 default="1"/> <!-- finally, this is the default for the device -->
</device>
...
</family>
The argument start specifies the base address for the Flash programming algorithm.
The argument size specifies the size covered by the Flash programming algorithm. End address = start + size - 1.
The argument default specifies whether a Flash programming algorithm is set as the default algorithm in a project (when true). If default is not set or false, the Flash programming algorithm can be configured on a lower level. However, the Flash programming algorithm of a project can be changed manually at any time during development.


#include <stdlib.h>
#include <stdbool.h>
#include "sha/sha1.h"
#include "list_clients.h"
#include "constants.h"
#include "binary_utils.h"
Go to the source code of this file.
◆ HpbNetwork
This struct represents an HpbNetwork manager.
◆ hpb_network_create()
Allocates space for a HpbNetwork struct.
- Returns
- Returns a pointer to the created struct or NULL if the space could not be allocated.
◆ hpb_network_destroy()
Deallocates the space previously allocated for the given HpbNetwork struct.
- Parameters
-
| net | Pointer to the pointer of the HpbNetwork struct to be deallocated. |
◆ hpb_network_get_own_id()
| HLByte* hpb_network_get_own_id |
( |
| ) |
|
Get the ID of this HpbClient.
- Returns
- Returns a byte array containing the ID of this HpbClient.
◆ hpb_network_get_service_manager_id()
Returns the ID of the hype device which is responsible for a given service. The hype device with the key closest to to the service key is responsible for that service.
- Parameters
-
| net | Pointer to the HpbNetwork. |
| service_key | Key of the service to be analyzed. |
- Returns
- Returns a byte array containing the ID of the hype device responsible for the service.
◆ hpb_network_is_client_online()
| bool hpb_network_is_client_online |
( |
HpbNetwork * |
net, |
|
|
HLByte |
client_id[HPB_ID_BYTE_SIZE] |
|
) |
| |
Checks if a given HpbClient is online.
- Parameters
-
| net | Pointer to the HpbNetwork. |
| client_id | ID of the HpbClient to be searched. |
- Returns
- Return true if the HpbClient is online and false otherwise.
◆ hpb_network_update_clients()
| void hpb_network_update_clients |
( |
HpbNetwork * |
net | ) |
|
Updates the list of known hype devices according to the InstanceFound and InstanceLost.
- Parameters
-
| net | Pointer to the HpbNetwork. |
- Returns


The design package has all the classes necessary to represent XDL designs in RapidSmith. When XDL designs are loaded, the designs populate the classes found within the design package. See
Technical Report and Documentation for more information.


| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| XPathExprVisitor |
Receives notifications as a Jaxen XPATH expression tree is traversed.
|
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| DataGraphNavigator |
Supports navigation of an SDO
data graph by the
Jaxen XPATH engine. |
| DataGraphNodeAdapter |
Wraps a result or "endpoint" of a Jaxen XPATH parse, supplying source
traversal information, e.g. the Data Object and Property which served as the
source or "parent" of a particular traversal path.
|
| DataGraphXPath |
An XPath implementation for a
data graph based
on Jaxen. |
| DefaultXPath | |
| MetaDataNavigator |
Supports navigation of SDO
Type and
Property instances by the Jaxen XPATH engine. |
| MetaDataNodeAdapter |
Wraps a result or "endpoint" of a Jaxen XPATH parse, supplying source
traversal information, e.g. the Type and Property which served as the source
or "parent" of a particular traversal path.
|
| MetaDataXPath |
An XPath implementation for traversal of an SDO
Type
graph based on Jaxen. |
| XPathDataObject | |
| XPathDataProperty | |
| XPathDataValue | |
| XPathDetector | |
| XPathProperty | |
| XPathType |
| Exception | Description |
|---|---|
| InvalidEndpointException |
Checked exception used when the result or terminating node or nodes for an
XPATH expression are invalid for a given context.
|
| InvalidMultiplicityException |
Checked exception used when multiple results are detected for a singular
property.
|
| XPathException |
PlasmaSDO™ and PlasmaQuery™ are trademarks of TerraMeta Software, Inc. Copyright © 2011 - All Rights Reserved.


workflow.Rmd
If you do not already have an environment ready to run R code, we recommend installing it along with RStudio. For more information on this process, please see here.
Once you have RStudio up and running, we suggest creating a new R project and placing all ECG XML files in a sub-directory. The file structure may look something like this:
The RStudio file panel may look something like this:
You can run the following lines of code to install easyRecg
. Depending on what dependencies you already have in your compute environment, this could take several minutes:
install.packages("devtools")
devtools::install_github("rickeycarter/easyRecg")
Once you have your environment configured, you can start using the package to extract your data. We recommend including all the code below in a single R script that can be saved and shared.
Load the easyRecg
package:
library(easyRecg)
all_muse <- read_muse_xml_directory("ecg_files")
#> A total of 3 ecgs were located. Preparing to read.
#> ECGs successfully read. Returned object includes numeric array and listing of files in the order of the array.
save(all_muse, file = "ecg_lead_data.Rda")
For more info on whitelisting, blacklisting, or mixed filtering, please see the readme.
# Get list of files to read
all_files <- list.files("ecg_files", full.names = TRUE)
# Decide what meta data to share - this can be changes
exclude <- list(
patient_demographics = c("patient_last_name", "patient_first_name")
)
meta_data <- read_muse_xml_meta(all_files, exclude = exclude)
# Inspect data - ensure it only contains appropriate data
meta_data
# save data
save(meta_data, file = "ecg_meta_data.Rda")


{% trans 'discord-tutorials' %}
{% trans "If you have not installed Discord or joined Python Taiwan Discord server, follow Setting up Discord and setup your Discord first." %}
{% trans '1. Register yourself' %}
{% trans 'Users can find a #registration-desk channel under PYCON TW 2021 category. There is a PyCon TW RegBot in this channel to help you register to your roles.' %}
{% if token %}!register {{ token }}
{% trans 'in this channel to register' %}!register [TOKEN]
in this channel to register' %}{% trans '(If you want to get your own Token, please click the link in the letter or use Opass.)' %}
{% endif %}!help
if you need command help from RegBot.' %}{% trans 'If you register successfully, you can see several new channels appear in the left.' %}
{% trans 'If you keep failing to register, you can directly raise your question in #registration-desk channel and mention 2021-staff。' %}
{% trans '2. Take a look at official announcements' %}
{% trans "All official announcements channel names contain the word 'announcements'." %}
{% trans 'You can check for important announcements first after you are in.' %}
{% trans '3. Join session channel' %}
{% trans "All session channel names contain the word 'track'." %}
{% trans 'You can enter keynote channel when it is time for keynote, or track channel according to which track you are in.' %}
{% trans 'Roles list' %}
{% trans 'Users can be assigned several different roles, each role would have their own permission to enter some private channel.' %}
{% trans '2021-session-chair' %}
{% trans 'Target: PyCon TW 2021 session chairs and assistant chairs' %}
{% trans '2021-staff' %}
{% trans 'Target: PyCon TW 2021 staff' %}
{% trans '2021-speaker' %}
{% trans 'Target: PyCon TW 2021 speakers' %}
{% trans '2021-remote' %}
{% trans 'Target: PyCon TW 2021 remote session staff and remote speakers.' %}
{% trans '2021-attendee' %}
{% trans 'Target: PyCon TW 2021 attendees' %}
{% trans 'Channels list' %}
{% trans 'There are two type of channels in Discord, which is Text Channel and Voice Channel. Below we use:' %}
{% trans 'Registration channel' %}
{% trans '#registration-desk' %}
{% trans 'Roles：@everyone
' %}
{% trans 'When you just enter Python Taiwan Discord server, use this channel to provide your registration information, so that robot can promote you to the roles you are in.' %}
{% trans 'Session channel' %}
{% trans '#keynote-track' %}
{% trans 'Roles：2021-staff
, 2021-speaker
, 2021-attendee
' %}
{% trans 'Keynote discussion channel' %}
{% trans '#r1-track' %}
{% trans 'Roles：2021-staff
, 2021-speaker
, 2021-attendee
' %}
{% trans 'R1 track discussion channel' %}
{% trans '#r2-track' %}
{% trans 'Roles：2021-staff
, 2021-speaker
, 2021-attendee
' %}
{% trans 'R2 track discussion channel' %}
{% trans '#r3-track' %}
{% trans 'Roles：2021-staff
, 2021-speaker
, 2021-attendee
' %}
{% trans 'R3 track (remote track) discussion channel' %}
{% trans 'Announcements channel' %}
{% trans '#announcements' %}
{% trans 'Roles：2021-staff
, 2021-speaker
, 2021-attendee
' %}
{% trans 'Official announcement channel, any official announcements will be posted here.' %}
{% trans '#speakers-announcements' %}
{% trans 'Roles：2021-staff
, 2021-speaker
' %}
{% trans 'A special announcement channel for speakers, speaker can also have discussion with each other in this channel.' %}
{% trans '#staff-announcements' %}
{% trans 'Roles：2021-staff
' %}
{% trans 'A special announcement channel for staff, staff can also contact to others in this channel.' %}
{% trans 'Information desk channel' %}
{% trans '#information-desk' %}
{% trans 'Roles：2021-staff
, 2021-speaker
, 2021-attendee
' %}
{% trans 'Official online information desk, speakers or attendees can give questions or suggestions in this channel.' %}
{% trans '#speakers' %}
{% trans 'Roles：2021-staff
, 2021-speaker
' %}
{% trans 'Speakers only information desk, speakers can give sessions or speakers related questions here for answers or further instruction.' %}
{% trans '#session-chairs' %}
{% trans 'Roles：2021-session-chair
' %}
{% trans 'A channel for session chairs and assistant chairs to give any related questions here for answers or further instruction.' %}
{% trans 'Special channel' %}
{% trans '🔊remote-guide' %}
{% trans 'Roles： 2021-remote
' %}
{% trans 'A special channel for remote partners to contact with each other during sessions, mainly for session chairs to give a cue to remote speakers.' %}
{% trans 'Appendices' %}
{% trans 'Setting up Discord' %}
{% trans "1.Download the Discord client for your platform and install it. If you already have this, please make sure it is the latest available version." %}
{% trans "2.Register an account on Discord if you don’t have one. Open the Discord client you just installed. Click the 'Register' link below and complete your registration. (You may be asked to verify your account with the verification mail that Discord sends you)" %}
{% trans "3.Join the Python Taiwan Discord server.
Python Taiwan Discord server invite link: https://discord.gg/94hgCQv
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Man and woman are jailed over the abduction of a child from Nottingham
A woman was bound and gagged so the child could be taken
by Rebecca SherdleyA man and woman have been jailed over the abduction of a child from a Nottingham house.
The man climbed in through a window in the early hours after buying an imitation firearm the day before with his co-accused.
The fake black metal handgun was pointed at a woman in the house who screamed as she saw the man in her bedroom.
He jumped on top of her and held a hand over her mouth to stifled her screams.
Nottingham Crown Court heard she was bound and gagged for around seven hours as the child was taken by the man to Heathrow Airport on a flight bound for Madrid.
Nottinghamshire Police - facing a race against time once the abduction was reported - managed to work with Spanish authorities to rescue the child and arrest the man, with seconds to spare before their connecting flight to Algeria took off from Madrid.
Bodyworn police footage, played in court, filmed the arrival of officers at the property and recorded the muffled screams of the bound-up victim.
One officer asked the accomplice, who had stayed with the tied-up woman while the man took the child, "why is she still like this?" and "why haven't you undone her?"
Judge Stuart Rafferty QC, who sentenced them, said: "One can only recoil in horror at the agony that poor woman was in by the time police arrived and they asked you (the woman) why you had not released her? You made an excuse. You did that independently as well. That wholly innocent victim may well been scarred mentally for life by what you did to her".
The man and woman both pleaded guilty to abduction, false imprisonment of a woman, making threats to kill and having an imitation firearm.
The man, aged 45 and who cannot be identified, received a 15-year sentence and an extended licence period of three years.
The woman, aged 43 and who also cannot be identified, was sentenced to seven years.


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[page:Object3D] →
[name]
Abstract base class for lights.
Constructor
[name]( [page:Integer color], [page:float intensity] )
[page:Integer color] — Numeric value of the RGB component of the color.
[page:Float intensity] — Numeric value of the light's strength/intensity.
This creates a light with color and intensity.
Properties
See the base [page:Object3D Object3D] class for common properties.
[property:Color color]
Color of the light.
[property:Float intensity]
Light's intensity.
In "physically correct" mode, the product of color * intensity is interpreted as luminous intensity measured in candela.
Default — *1.0*.
Methods
See the base [page:Object3D Object3D] class for common methods.
[method:Light copy]( [page:Light source] )
Copies value of *source* to this Light object.
[method:JSON toJSON]( [page:String meta] )
Return Light data in JSON format.
Source
[link:https://github.com/mrdoob/three.js/blob/master/src/[path].js src/[path].js]


Once you have unpacked and compiled LLVM, download the LLVM Visualization Tool sources and unpack them in the projects subdirectory of your LLVM source tree.
% cd llvm/projects % tar xzvf llvm-tv.tgz % cd llvm-tv
You must then compile the LLVM Visualization Tool.
% ./configure --with-llvmsrc=[path] --with-llvmobj=[path]
If you're building in llvm/projects/llvm-tv, then you don't need to specify these --with options.
% cd lib/wxwindows % ./configure --enable-debug --prefix=`pwd`
Make absolutely sure that wxWindows's configure script detects the same C++ compiler that you used to compile LLVM. Otherwise, you may get weird link errors when trying to link the llvm-tv tool.
% cd ../.. % gmake
Note: opt-snap and llvm-tv.exe may be found in the tools/Debug directory.
Using the LLVM tool 'opt', one runs transformations on an LLVM Bytecode file. Please see the man page on opt for details on what transformations are available.
In order to acquire snapshots after a transformation or a series of transformations have been applied, you use the 'opt-snap' tool. You simply place the option '-snapshot' after specifying your transformation options. You may ask for a snapshot any number of times.
Here is an example of using opt to acquire snapshots. We will run two optimizations (loop-invariant code motion and global common-subexpression elimination) on the program whose LLVM bytecode is in the file bytecode-file.bc, and take a snapshot after each pass completes:
% opt-snap -debug -licm -snapshot -gcse -snapshot < bytecode-file.bc > /dev/null
All snapshots are placed in the directory /tmp/llvm-tv-username/snapshots, where username is your login name.
Begin by starting up the LLVM Visualization tool GUI. Make sure llvm-tv.exe is in your PATH, then type:
% llvm-tv.exe
This should pop up a window such as the following:
Notice that all the snapshots are listed in the tree view structure on the left side of the frame. Compilation units in LLVM have a simple, hierarchical structure: a Module contains Functions, which contain BasicBlocks, which contain Instructions. The tree view will show you functions within the snapshot you are viewing.
From this screen shot, you can see that we have expanded a module revealing that it has several functions within it.
To the right of the tree view is a tabbed pane that allows you to easily browse different views of the snapshot.
TextView:The text view is a direct disassembly of the Module, showing the pointer size of the target architecture for which it was compiled, endianness, the user-defined types present in the module, global variables, and all function definitions.
HTMLView:
The HTML view is a syntax-highlighted view with LLVM keywords in blue, types in green, and BasicBlock names in red. For brevity, the Module view does not include the types and the functions are given as prototypes. External functions, for which the Module has no code, are prepended with a `declare' keyword. Other functions' code can be viewed by clicking on the appropriate node in the tree list.
DSGraph Views:
LLVM has a powerful alias analysis framework and here we are showcasing its novel Data Structure Analysis (DSA) algorithm. It has 3 components: the Bottom-Up DSGraph, Top-down DSGraph, and Local DSGraph. These graphs show points-to results analysis for global variables and other pointers in a program. Here we see the results of a local data-structure analysis run:
CodeView:
Because LLVM is in SSA (Static Single Assignment) form, any use of a variable must be preceded by exactly one definition. We can thus form def-use chains which connect definitions of variables to their uses. The CodeView enables one to click on any value and see where the uses of the variable occur, allowing a visual way to inspect code. As a side effect, clicking on a BasicBlock entry shows all users of the BasicBlock, which are branches that have the BasicBlock as a target, thus showing how many incoming control-flow edges a block has.
There are also more views under the View menu. Selecting one of these views will open up a new window with that view in it. There are two new views that we have not seen before: Call Graph view and Control Flow Graph view.
Call Graph:
The Call Graph shows the callers and callees of each function in the module. A graph of functions, here each node represents a function and an arrow from node A to node B means that function A calls function B at least once in its code.
Control Flow Graph:The control flow graph displays graphically the control flow of the function, identifying each basic block as a node and labeling all branches between blocks as arrows.
Additionally, you can use the File menu to add more snapshots to the visualizer.
Add Module:
This will add a given Module to the list of snapshots without having to run opt-snap to deposit it into the snapshot collection. This is useful if you want to compare different programs, instead of looking at multiple views of the same program.
Refresh:This option will re-read the snapshot collection directory to see if any new Modules have been added manually by the user (by copying directly through the filesystem).
A neat feature of the LLVM Visualization tool is that the GUI will automatically refresh the snapshot listing when opt-snap signals that a new snapshot has been generated. This is primarily useful for long-running optimizations.


Filters are usually parameterized with the cut-off frequency. Sometimes, it is more meaningful to parameterize a filter with its rise time, i.e., the time it needs until the output reaches the end value of a step input. This is performed with the formula:
f_cut = fac/(2*pi*riseTime);
where "fac" is typically 3, 4, or 5. The following image shows the results of a simulation of this example model (riseTime = 2 s, fac=3, 4, and 5):
Since the step starts at 1 s, and the rise time is 2 s, the filter output y shall reach the value of 1 after 1+2=3 s. Depending on the factor "fac" this is reached with different precisions. This is summarized in the following table:
Filter order Factor fac Percentage of step value reached after rise time 1 3 95.1 % 1 4 98.2 % 1 5 99.3 % 2 3 94.7 % 2 4 98.6 % 2 5 99.6 %


This server provides an OMOP on FHIR Specification using an open source software stack.
This server is built from a number of modules of the HAPI FHIR project and OMOP on FHIR project, which are both 100% open-source (Apache 2.0 Licensed) Java based implementation of the FHIR specification.


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