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Open a second window and go to the Bombilla
application directory. Using your favorite editor,
create a file named "reboot.txt" with this code in it:
led(1);
This tells the VM to turn on the red LED. Exit
your editor and type this at the command line:
java net.tinyos.script.Scripter -comm tossim-serial reboot reboot.txt
This runs the TinyScript
compiler/scripter. -comm tossim-serial
tells it to connect to TOSSIM through a virtual
serial port to mote 0. reboot reboot.txt
tells it to inject code that should run when the VM
reboots (Reboot), and the code is in the
file reboot.txt. The VM reboots every time
it installs new code.
All of the tools for interacting with a running
VM, such as Scripter and
VMBufferReader (which you'll use later, in
Lesson 2), must be executed from the VM's
application directory. This is because each VM can
have customized message formats and values, and the
tools must use the VM-specific versions of those
Java classes, which reside in the directory named
vm_specific.

If you don't see the output, trying running the
Scripter again.
That program was very simple: it wasn't even
Blink. Let's try CntToLeds. This requires writing
two scripts: one for what to do when a timer fires
(increment a counter and display it), and one to
start the timer. Open a file named "timer0.txt" and
type:
private counter;
counter = counter + 1;
led(counter % 8);
Every time this program runs, it will increment
counter and display its bottom three bits on the
mote LEDs (% is the modulo operator). Type
java net.tinyos.script.Scripter -comm tossim-serial timer0 timer0.txt
to install the timer script on the VM. However,
the timer isn't firing yet; you need to install a
script that will start it. Re-open "reboot.txt" and
edit it to be
settimer0(10);
The function settimer0 controls the rate
at which timer0 fires. The parameter is in terms of
tenths of a second, so 10 will fire the timer at
once a second. Calling it with 0 will stop the
timer. When the VM installs the script, it will
reboot and run it, starting timer0:
java net.tinyos.script.Scripter -comm tossim-serial reboot reboot.txt
You should see the LED increment in the TOSSIM
window. You can also start TinyViz with
java net.tinyos.sim.SimDriver -gui
to see the mote blink visually.
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package immutable
Immutable CSV parser and which relies on immutable tokenizer and lexer to perform the job
ImmutableTokenizer - Takes input scala.io.Source and splits it into tokens ImmutableLexer - Processes CSV grammar to get stream of lexems according to csv standard ImmutableParser - Finalizes the processing producing Map of field number (1-based) to field content
Instances of Lexer and Parser are capable of taking non-string Streams to implement parsers with smaller memory consumption for the case of huge values in the cells.
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Immutable lexer. Takes Stream of tokens and produces stream of lexemes
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ImmutableParser[T] extends AnyRef
Provides parsing capability in the immutable fashion convering the input stream of lexemes to the stream of records represented as Map of field numbers to field contents.
Provides parsing capability in the immutable fashion convering the input stream of lexemes to the stream of records represented as Map of field numbers to field contents. Parametrized to support non-String representation of the field data.
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type for the field values
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ImmutableTokenizer extends AnyRef
Consumes data from character stream and composes it into tokens suitable for lexing CSV
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Provides operation matchComposite to allow composing several shareable partial functions and traditional match case syntax
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Factory object producing ImmutableLexers
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Convenient shortcuts to produce stream of records directly from input stream.
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A subsystem on a robot is a distinct part of the robot that performs a certain function. Within the command based robot framework, subsystems are encapsulated (represented) by classes.
Subsystems can contain the following attributes:
Note: Simple subsystems may be missing one or more of these attributes.
Default commands are commands that run on a subsystem when no other command is running that requires the subsystem. They are the default behavior for the subsystem. This is often as simple as a do nothing command so that when a command driving the robot stops, the drive train of the robot stops as opposed to continuing the last motion it was given. It’s also possible to have more complicated default commands such as a turret that continuously tracks a target when not doing anything else.
Default commands are created just like any other command. The only minor difference when creating default commands is that you should generally have the isFinished() method return false so that the command is running continuously as opposed to stopping and restarting continuously when no other command is running.


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Nobody would blame you for thinking a film about two real-life poets would be a real snoozapalooza, but Pandaemonium is actually quite entertaining, thanks to fine direction from The Filth and the Fury's Julien Temple Set in the late 18th and early 19th centuries, Pandaemonium tells the story of the strange relationship between William Wordsworth and Samuel Taylor Coleridge, the latter of whom made a name for himself by creating some beautiful, opium-induced poems.
The film opens in London, where Wordsworth (John Hannah, The Mummy Returns) is hosting a gathering of the top poetic minds. Even though Wordsworth is considered to be dull and boring by contemporaries like Lord Byron and Robert Southey, he is the top candidate to become the country's Poet Laureate. Suddenly, Coleridge (Linus Roache, Wings of the Dove) appears, bent out of his mind and barely able to speak as he attempts to pay tribute to his longtime friend. A glass of wine is knocked over in slow-motion, and Pandaemonium flashes back to the genesis of their friendship.
Years ago, in pre-revolution France, Coleridge and his wife Sara (Samantha Morton, Jesus' Son) attempted to create a rural Utopia in which everyone called each other "Citizen" (including their first child, who was known as Citizen Baby). The Coleridge clan was joined by Wordsworth, his sister Dorothy (Emily Woof, Velvet Goldmine) and wife Mary (Emma Fielding).
Coleridge and Wordsworth seemed to inspire themselves, even though most of their work seemed to revolve around tedious subjects like domestic life. They dreamt of writing experimental poetry in an attempt to abandon the stuffy prose of the time. Then Coleridge started taking opium for a toothache, as many of us do, which led to the haunting style by which he made his name. Some of the poems, like "The Rime of the Ancient Mariner," disturb Coleridge to the point of insanity, which is how "Kubla Kahn" was born. In the meantime, as Coleridge's drug-addled success grows, Wordsworth becomes increasingly jealous, and his writer's block leads him to come up with memorable lines like "I wandered lonely as a cow."
Pandaemonium is livened up by Temple's style, which is highlighted by odd scene transitions that include modern conveniences like airplanes and cell phones. Writer Frank Cottrell Boyce, who penned the story of two creative women in Hilary and Jackie, does a good job at establishing the relationship between the two poets, especially in making Coleridge as addicted to Wordsworth as he was opium. The acting leads do well, especially Roache, who should be getting a lot more feature-film work that he currently does. And make sure you stick around for the closing credits, which dissolve into a music video for the song "Xanadu." Or perhaps you should flee the theatre.
2:00 - PG-13 for drug content
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CITY OF ANGELS A film review by Andrew Hicks Copyright 1998 Andrew Hicks
(1998) ** (out of four)
I've said it before and I'll probably have to say it again -- I just don't buy the Hollywood theory that the biggest desire of angels is to be human. There's no bigger proponent of this idea than CITY OF ANGELS, which has a climactic, humanist speech from Nicolas Cage along the lines of, "I would rather have had one breath of her hair, one kiss from her mouth, than eternity without it. One." Meanwhile, I'm thinking, "Yeah, Meg Ryan is cute, but come on, no one would give up an eternity in heaven for her."
Obviously, this Less is More philosophy carried over to the script, written by Dana Stevens. The idea seems to be that a moviegoer would rather see one rehashed plot, one oversentimentalized method of acting, than a fresh, unconventional movie. One, which is also the number of scenes in CITY OF ANGELS that really engaged me. Shame, because the early pieces of Brad Silberling's direction, which show lengthy aerial shots of black trenchcoated angels perched on Los Angeles architecture, suggested an artistic movie that would actually explore the life of the angel.
Instead, we get a love story. The human protagonist is a doctor (Ryan) who loses one of her patients at the beginning of the film.  Then he walks them to The Other Side, after they've told him what they enjoyed most about life. After that, he compares responses with his closest angel friend, played by Andre Braugher, in his most subdued role ever.
So Cage catches a glimpse of Ryan at work, then stares her down as she cries over the dead patient. That's more or less what these movie angels do, just stare at humans, with a creepy demeanor that suggests some kind of stalker-pervert. That they all wear trenchcoats doesn't help their credibility. Anyway, Cage finds himself smitten with Meg and decides to let him get a look at her because, as Braugher says, "people can see you if you want them to."
They flirt for awhile, Ryan thinking he's a friend of the heart patient (Dennis Franz) she's going to operate on tomorrow. Then Cage disappears mysteriously, reappears, disappears, and so on, until we find out Meg is in love with him. It's when she starts coming up with questions like, "Why does he wear the same clothes all the time?" that things get tedious. At the same time, Cage starts wanting to forsake his angelic existence to be with Meg.
He gets the idea from Franz, whose character's name is Nathaniel Messinger. It's about the most obvious name for an ex- angel, although I'd hate to think my guardian angel looks like Denniz Franz. Hell, it's hard enough to swallow the idea of Cage as an angel. Rest assured, though, that since this is a movie, Cage will let his lusts dictate a fall from heaven. I just didn't think the filmmakers would do something so laughable as having Cage dive off a high building. Here's a hint, you guys: it's supposed to be a figurative fall, not a literal one. But the good news is Cage's black trenchcoat DOES fall with him.
I won't give away the ending, except to say it's the most cheesy, formulaic, pseudo-ironic ending possible in a movie like this, and one that would inspire Nicolas Cage to say, "I would rather have had one breath of her hair, one kiss from her mouth, than eternity without it." Personally, I would rather have had a good script, genuine acting and direction that didn't rely on lingering shots and sappy orchestration. A movie like this sure isn't going to make a real angel fall from heaven, unless he falls over laughing.
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| 29/10/2004 21:15:12 | Added popup menu to lists | Added the reports and edit/delete actions to the popup menu on lists. This was done by abstracting the context menu code to a higher level and making it accessible throughout the application  |
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| 05/10/2004 21:16:56 | added new context menu to edit forms | In the edit forms, instead of just the report menu, the edit form has a context menu, which has the report menu as a sub menu.  | 1  |
| 05/10/2004 21:18:02 | added prompt on close application property | Added 'Confirm Exit Application' group to the application properties with [] Never Ask [] Always Ask [] Ask when models open  |
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| 05/10/2004 21:19:15 | App property for 'represents' in list | The 'Represents' field in the list can be configured via an application property to display: List View 'Represents' Column [] 'entityInstance' [] the entity name [] entityInstance.{entity name}  |
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| 06/10/2004 21:40:42 | Added Xref and Unxref to popup menus | On the pop up menus on the tree, list and edit screen, for hierarchy nodes, there are now options to 'Remove Xref' if the item is xref'd and to 'Become A' if the item is not xref'd.  | 1  |
| 07/10/2004 21:02:47 | added APIs for xref and unxref | Added 2 functions to the test model for xref: Function transmuteThisHierarchyNodeToEntityNamed(thisNode As genericHierarchyNode, anEntity As String) As Boolean Function transmuteThisHierarchyNodeToThatEntity(thisNode As genericHierarchyNode, thatEntity As entityDefn) As Boolean a function to unxref: Function deReferenceObject(anObject As Object) As Boolean you can also call these from the GUI object Function deReferenceObject(parentTestModel As TestModel, anObject As Object) As Boolean this gives an "Are you sure?" prompt   |
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| 12/10/2004 17:59:03 | added API for attachments | there is a method (getAttachmentManager) on the model class which will return a CAttachmentManager for a given object. the CAttachmentManager class has a whole set of methods for manipulating the attachments for an object: count the number of attachments forObject return the object that the attachment manager is for addAttachment add a path to the attachments which are being managed addAttachment(thePath As String) As Boolean amendAttachment convert an attachment from one path to another amendAttachment(oldPath As String, newPath As String) As Boolean deleteAttachment remove an attachment from the object deleteAttachment(aPath As String) As Boolean item return the attachment path for item X item(anItemID as long) as string anItemID can be 1 to count Example ------------- set anAttachmentManager= cdiface.theModel.getAttachmentManager(cdiface.theobject) msgbox "Now Adding some attachments" anattachmentmanager.addattachment("C:\temp.txt") msgbox "Now Amending some attachments" call anattachmentmanager.amendattachment("C:\temp.txt","C:\temp2.txt") msgbox "Now Delete some attachments" call anattachmentmanager.deleteattachment("C:\temp2.txt")   |
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| ID | Name | Raised Date | Closed Date | Description | Resolution |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 677 | not marked as dirty when editing string val in sit | 05/10/2004 21:10:40 | 16/09/2004 | when editing a string value in the properties list, the item is not marked as dirty during the edit. Only when the field is exited  | added code to keypress event  |
| ID | Name | Raised Date | Status | Criticality | Description |
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| 619 | entity date drop down does not have calender btn | 26/05/2004 19:05:26 | OPEN | LOW | The date, date_time and time fields on an entity attribute have the [v] drop down instead of the calendar button or clock button.  |
| 446 | save as to same db acts as a save | 26/06/2003 11:38:04 | OPEN | LOW | the save as function, when saving to the same db actually does a save, rather than saving the model as a new model in the same database  |
| 522 | tips dialog graphic | 21/12/2003 15:58:43 | OPEN | LOW | On some setups, the tips dialog CTA logo is too big and the dialog doesn't display as nicely as it could.  |
| 453 | Import entity defn once only | 29/06/2003 14:17:05 | OPEN | LOW | The system allows the user to import an entity definition twice, or more, the system should really not allow this or should rename the imported entity or should merge the two definiitions or replace the current entity defn with the imported one. The system should probably prompt the user with these options when they try to import a duplicate definition.  |
| ID | Name | Raised Date | Status | Raised By | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 272 | transmute a hierarchy node programmatically | 19/06/2002 11:43:08 | IMPLEMENTED | Alan Richardson | we should be able to transmute a hierarchy node programmatically  |
| 464 | Hierarchy Browser pop up should have a transmute entry | 25/07/2003 16:39:30 | IMPLEMENTED | Alan Richardson | right clicking on a normal branch in the hierarchy browser should have a transmute > entity 1 enttity 2 ... type menu  |


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Neither deal was struck nor relief was provided: Rasheed
by https://www.facebook.com/dunyanewsRAWALPINDI (Dunya News) – Federal Minister for Railways Sheikh Rasheed said on Sunday that the Lahore High Court’s (LHC) ruling in former premier Nawaz Sharif’s petition for removal of his name from the Exit Control List (ECL) without any conditionality “is a win for the Law”.
In his talk to the media in Rawalpindi, the minister refuted speculations on the social media that any deal was made between the government and the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) “for providing relief to Sharif”.
“Next two to three months are important […] the situation will improve thereafter,” he said, adding: “Neither deal was struck nor relief was provided […] respect of both the government and Nawaz Sharif was saved.”
“Timings are very important in any war or politics […] besides Khurshid Shah, Hamza Shahbaz and Asif Zardari, five other people are on plea bargain.
“Better time is ahead for politics in Pakistan […] the high court has granted Nawaz Sharif to travel abroad, and no one else has any role to play in this matter,” he said.
Safari tourism train launches from Rawalpindi
Mr Rasheed inaugurated steam Safari special train in Rawalpindi on Sunday.
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In the first phase, the Safari Train will operate from Rawalpindi to Golra.
Tourists from United Kingdom, Japan, United States of America, Italy and Germany are travelling in the train.
The objective of the train is to project the culture, civilisation, heritage and worth seeing beautiful places of Pakistan before the world.


The plots show the assumed input as a red line. The calculated response uses, for first-order response, a simple exponential with time constant τ = 1. This response in each case is displayed as the blue line described as “M1” in the legends. If the "1st-order damping" checkbox is selected, damping is applied having magnitude controlled by the "log gamma" slider, which can vary the damping from none to enough to eliminate any response at the two limits of the slider. (This is equivalent to changing the time constant of a first-order system.) For second-order response for the system displayed, which is a damped harmonic oscillator, the resulting lines are labeled “M2” and plotted as green lines. This second-order sensor is characterized by two parameters, taken to be omega (ω) and gamma γ, and they can be controlled by two sliders in the sidebar panel. The natural undamped oscillation angular frequency is specified by ω and the ratio of the amount of damping to the critical amount is specified by γ, so that γ = 1 specifies critical damping and smaller values can oscillate and overshoot while larger values respond slowly. The slider controlling the frequency applies only to repetitive waveforms like the sine or square waves. All these sliders are set using base-10 logarithms to provide a better range than is possible with a linear slider, and the values actually used are then included in the titles of the plots.


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Susan Granger's review of "SOLDIER" (Warner Bros.)
In this sci-fi thriller, Kurt Russell plays a New Millennium mercenary, chosen shortly after his birth by nefarious, militaristic government forces. He was psychologically programmed and brutally trained to be a highly disciplined, emotionally dead fighting machine. Raised with the credo - "kill or be killed" - he became a lean, mean monster who subsequently proved himself in many galactic battles. Then, at age 40, he suddenly becomes aware that he and his colleagues have outlived their usefulness and are being replaced by a new breed of test tube warriors who have been genetically engineered to stronger and meaner. After losing a gladiatorial bout to one of these psychopaths (Jason Scott Lee), Russell is unceremoniously dumped like garbage on a distant planet and left for dead, but he's nursed back to health by a pacifist space pioneers who were stranded there years before. Predictably, when the new mercenaries, under a wretched, villainous leader (Jason Isaacs), return and attack the settlers, Russell defends them. The underlying theme of David Webb People's script is not new. It's a sci-fi adaptation of the western, "Shane," just as the theme of "Star Wars" bore a striking similarity to "The Searchers" and "Outland" was adapted from "High Noon." Unfortunately, director Paul Anderson ("Event Horizon," "Mortal Kombat") is focused on ballistic, video-game visuality rather than character development. Kurt Russell has announced that this is his last action movie, and his subtle characterization proves he's ready to move on to other things.  The trick is that it could have been a treat.
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#include <drake/examples/kuka_iiwa_arm/pick_and_place/action.h>
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| virtual bool | ActionFinished (const WorldState &est_state) const =0 |
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| virtual bool | ActionFailed (const WorldState &est_state) const =0 |
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| double | get_time_since_action_start (double time) const |
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| void | StartAction (double start_time) |
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Base class for actions used by the pick and place demo.
E.g., moving the KUKA iiwa arm, and opening / closing the gripper. The commands generate LCM messages.
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@Mihailo my KMD deposit tx has 20 confirms, but, can't get it imported into MBTCTEST. getting this error
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"result": "error",
"error": "couldnt find merkleroot for ht.1639501 KMD oracle.40e2959f8063a3ff52fadfecf17cd0a393aa075a1091518d438bb5cbc72ad9e8 m.0 vs n.2"
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Porter-Gaud's Computer Science department has a foundation built on student development and education. That's why our cybersecurity competitions have always been (and always will be) entirely student run.
The 2017 edition of PGCTF was the first. It was the start of an amazing journey for the development team and the students who participated. Of course, the first of anything comes with mistakes- a fun fact about this year: the T-shirts handed out said, "PGCTF16" even though the event was actually held January 2017. We realized this mistake on the day of the event... that's fine though; we laugh at it looking back.
A year after PGCTF17, we held "Copa de Porter." We were experienced and knew what to do- things got serious. The day before the event rolled around hardly anything had been set up. After spending countless hours at the school, we finished setup and headed home. During the event, we got the brilliant idea of setting a computer in the middle of the room with a flag on it, and surprisingly it took a solid while before anyone even noticed it.
The 2019 edition of PGCTF was amazing in every aspect. As a host, we tried new things: wireshark explorations, interactive event music, and a new organization team. Even with all the new variables, we received emensely positive feedback.
I wanted to mention this somewhere, but I couldn't think of a good place.
We love participating in CTFs, too. If we've inspired any schools out there to host a competition, but you don't know where to start, please send me an email using this link. I will help your team out in any way possible.


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var BookPath = "./resources/books/"
var BookTitles = []string{"beowulf.txt", "sherlock_holmes.txt", "tale_of_two_cities.txt", "ulysses.txt"}
func CancelAllJobsForBucket(client *ds3.Client, bucketName string)
func ConvertBooksToDs3Objects(books map[string]models.ReaderWithSizeDecorator) ([]models.Ds3PutObject, error)
func ConvertObjectsIntoObjectNameList(objects []models.Contents) []string
func DeleteBucket(client *ds3.Client, bucketName string) error
Deletes the specified bucket and returns an error if one occurs
func DeleteBucketContents(client *ds3.Client, bucketName string)
func DeleteBucketLogError(t *testing.T, client *ds3.Client, bucketName string) error
Deletes the specified bucket. If an error occurs, it is logged, and the calling test is marked as failed.
func DeleteDataPolicyLogError(t *testing.T, client *ds3.Client, dataPolicyId string) error
Deletes the specified data policy. If an error occurs, it is logged, and the calling test is marked as failed, but continues running.
func DeleteObject(client *ds3.Client, bucketName string, objectName string) error
Deletes the specified object. Returns an error if not successful.
func DeleteObjectLogError(t *testing.T, client *ds3.Client, bucketName string, objectName string) error
Deletes the specified object. If an error occurs, it is logged, and the calling test is marked as failed.
func GetBucket(client *ds3.Client, bucketName string) (*models.GetBucketResponse, error)
Retrieves the specified bucket. Returns an error if unsuccessful.
func GetBucketLogError(t *testing.T, client *ds3.Client, bucketName string) (*models.GetBucketResponse, error)
Retrieves the specified bucket. If an error occurs, it is logged, and the calling test is marked as failed.
func GetDataPolicyLogError(t *testing.T, client *ds3.Client, dataPolicyId string) (*models.GetDataPolicySpectraS3Response, error)
Retrieves the specified data policy. If an error occurs, it is logged, and the calling test is marked as failed, but continues running
func GetObject(client *ds3.Client, bucketName string, objectName string) (*models.GetObjectResponse, error)
Retrieves the specified object. Returns an error if not successful.
func GetObjectLogError(t *testing.T, client *ds3.Client, bucketName string, objectName string) (*models.GetObjectResponse, error)
Retrieves the specified object. If an error occurs, it is logged, and the calling test is marked as failed.
func GetResourceBookAsStream(book string) (*models.ReadCloserWithSizeDecorator, error)
func GetResourceBooks() (map[string]models.ReaderWithSizeDecorator, error)
func GetUserByNameLogError(t *testing.T, client *ds3.Client, userName string) (*models.SpectraUser, error)
Retrieves the specified user by name. Expects there to be one user with the specified name. If there is not exactly 1 user with the specified name, it is treated as an error. If an error occurs, it is logged, and the calling test is marked as failed, but continues running.
func LoadBook(book string) ([]byte, error)
Loads the specified book. Assumes that the book is located in the /resources/books/ folder.
func LoadBookLogError(t *testing.T, book string) ([]byte, error)
Loads the specified book. If an error occurs, it is logged, and the calling test is marked as failed.
func PutBucket(client *ds3.Client, bucketName string) error
Puts the specified bucket. Returns an error if not successful.
func PutBucketLogError(t *testing.T, client *ds3.Client, bucketName string) error
Puts the specified bucket. If an error occurs, it is logged, and the calling test is marked as failed.
func PutDataPolicyLogError(t *testing.T, client *ds3.Client, dataPolicyName string) (*models.PutDataPolicySpectraS3Response, error)
Creates the specified data policy. If an error occurs, it is logged, and the calling test is marked as failed, but continues running.
func PutEmptyObjects(client *ds3.Client, bucketName string, objects []models.Ds3PutObject) error
func PutObject(client *ds3.Client, bucketName string, objectName string, data []byte) error
Puts the specified object. Returns an error if not successful.
func PutObjectLogError(t *testing.T, client *ds3.Client, bucketName string, objectName string, data []byte) error
Puts the specified object. If an error occurs, it is logged, and the calling test is marked as failed.
func PutObjectWithJobId(client *ds3.Client, bucketName string, objectName string, jobId string, data []byte) error
Puts the specified object. Returns an error if not successful.
func PutTestBooks(client *ds3.Client, bucketName string) error
Puts the test books onto the BP
func SetupTestEnv(testBucket string, userName string, envTestNameSpace string) (*ds3.Client, *TestIds, error)
Sets up the test environment by 1) creating a client from environment variables and 2) creating a test bucket 3) creating new data policy 4) setting default user to use new data policy 5) crating a pool partition 6) creating a storage domain 7) creating a storage domain member 8) creating a data persistence rule
func TeardownTestEnv(client *ds3.Client, ids *TestIds, testBucket string)
Tears down the test environment by deleting all contents in the test bucket and deleting all items created in SetupTestEnv
func VerifyBookContent(t *testing.T, bookName string, actual io.ReadCloser)
func VerifyFilesOnBP(t *testing.T, bucketName string, objectNames []string, filePath string, client *ds3.Client)
Retrieves the specified objects from the BP bucket and compares the content to to local files. Assumes that local file names and BP object names are the same.
func VerifyPartialFile(t *testing.T, filePath string, length int64, offset int64, actual io.ReadCloser)
Used to keep track of all IDs for items created in SetupTestEnv, and used in TeardownTestEnv. Items that have not been initialized are represented with nil, denoting no teardown is required for that element.
type TestIds struct { DataPersistenceRuleId *string DataPolicyId *string OriginalDataPolicyId *string PoolPartitionId *string StorageDomainId *string StorageDomainMemberId *string UserId *string }


#Charminar
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Beating in the heart of the city, Charminar is a precious gem of Hyderabad city, and pride of the country India. It is a heritage left by the Qutb Shahi Dynasty to mark the brilliance of its sultanate. The oldest mosque constructed in the ‘City of Nizams’ is also established in this massive example of Indo Islamic architecture Charminar, which itself means four minarets and justifies the construction of the monument.
Nestled near the bank of the river Musi, this ultimate monument was the idea of Muhammad Quli Qutb Shah which became tangible in the year 1591 AD. It was constructed when the Sultan changed the former city to the present Hyderabad due to an extreme shortage of water. However, there are more stories related to it but marking the beginning of a new era sounds the most realistic.
Also considered as the ‘Arc de Triomphe of the East’, Charminar is the heartbeat of the old city of Hyderabad. The monument is taken into consideration to further expand the city so you will be able to notice the development around it. One of the examples is the expansive Laad Bazaar, which is surrounding the elegant masterpiece and brimming with mouth-watering delicacies, authentic street food, colorful lacquer bangles, shining pearls, excellent jewelry and many more things to take home.
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Table of Contents
Preface To 2004 Edition
Inescapable Revelation
Incomprehensible Nonsense
Inescapable Revelation
Invincible Argumentation
Ultimate Questions
Philosophy
Logos
Metaphysics
Epistemology
Ethics
Soteriology
Chosen For Salvation
Elected
Summoned
Preserved
About Kindled Spirits
ORBC Monday Men


Configuring RSS Settings
How to enable and configure RSS Settings for the Events module.
- Select Edit > Edit Settings from the module actions menu - OR - Click the Edit Settings button (only visible if the Icon Bar is displayed). This displays the Event Module Settings page.
- Select the RSS, iCal & Social tab.
- Expand the RSS Settings section.
- At Enable RSS, select from these options:
- Mark the check box to enable RSS.
- At Date To Use, select which date to use as the Publish Date in the RSS feed.
- In the Days To Include text box, enter the number of Days to include in the RSS from today.
- In the Feed Title text box, edit the title to be displayed in the RSS feed if desired.
- In the Feed Description text box, edit the title to be displayed in the RSS feed if desired.
- Unmark the check box to disable RSS.
- Click the Update Settings link. The RSS button will now be displayed in the top right corner of this Events module.


Section 100 - General Information |
| Policy Number |
Title |
Effective Date |
| 100-30 |
How to Use Campus Administrative Policy Website |
09/29/2015 |
| 100-40 |
Policy and Procedures on Endowed Chairs and Professorships (Rescinded [2015-12]) |
12/01/2015 |
| 100-70 |
Campus Administrative Policy Index |
09/29/2015 |
| 100-90 |
Guidelines for Writing and Publishing Content for UCR Policy |
05/01/2015 |
|
Section 150 - Campus Organization and Management |
| Policy Number |
Title |
Effective Date |
| 150-10 |
UCR Organization Chart (Rescinded [2014-07]) |
07/01/2014 |
| 150-15 |
Delegation of Authority to Act On Behalf of the Chancellor |
07/01/2014 |
| 150-50 |
Official Publications - Pol. & Proc. |
09/15/1994 |
| 150-70 |
Delegations of Authority |
08/03/2015 |
|
Section 200 - Accounting and Financial Management |
| Policy Number |
Title |
Effective Date |
| 200-01 |
Attendance, Time Reporting |
10/01/1998 |
| 200-02 |
Bankruptcy Notices on Debtors |
09/15/1994 |
| 200-03 |
BEA, NCT, Recharge Use |
05/10/2011 |
| 200-06 |
Cash-Check |
04/01/2007 |
| 200-10 |
Cashier Services (Other) |
06/01/2004 |
| 200-12 |
Cashiering - Subcashiering and Special Cashiering Station Operations |
09/15/1993 |
| 200-14 |
Charges without Benefit of and with Purchase Orders |
01/15/1994 |
| 200-16 |
Billing and Accounts Receivable Management |
07/01/2013 |
| 200-17 |
Credit/Debit Card Payments - Acceptance of |
05/19/2004 |
| 200-20 |
DEXPAC System - Campus Ledger |
01/01/1990 |
| 200-22 |
DEXPAC System - Campus Organization |
01/15/1994 |
| 200-24 |
DEXPAC System - Cost Centering Expenditures |
01/01/1990 |
| 200-26 |
DEXPAC System - Departmental Expense Accounting |
01/01/1983 |
| 200-28 |
DEXPAC System - Object Codes (Univ. Expenditure Identification Codes) |
01/15/1994 |
| 200-30 |
DEXPAC System - Recharge Instructions |
01/15/1994 |
| 200-32 |
Direct Sales by Department to Students or Other Individuals |
01/01/2011 |
| 200-40 |
Payroll Certification on Federally Sponsored Projects |
08/01/2011 |
| 200-44 |
Entertainment, Business Meetings and Other Occasions |
01/31/2014 |
| 200-45 |
Extramural Fund Classification |
05/11/2011 |
| 200-46 |
Federal Contract and Grant Administration - Policies and Procedures for Compliance with Federal Policies |
12/01/2014 |
| 200-48 |
Federal Contract and Grant Administration - Substantiating Salary Expenses and PAR Forms |
02/18/1992 |
| 200-50 |
Cost Transfers |
03/01/2013 |
| 200-52 |
Funds - Disposition of 19900 General Funds at June 30th |
02/01/1983 |
| 200-54 |
Funds - Transfer of Funds (Requests for) |
02/01/1983 |
| 200-56 |
Funds - Transfer of Funds (Type Entries) |
02/01/1983 |
| 200-58 |
Honorarium Payments |
04/01/1999 |
| 200-59 |
Invoice Processing in Response to Purchasing Orders |
05/01/2003 |
| 200-60 |
Patent Agreements |
02/01/1983 |
| 200-61 |
PAN Review Guidelines |
05/01/2008 |
| 200-62 |
Payments to Aliens |
08/25/1999 |
| 200-64 |
Payroll Advances to Newly-Employed Aliens |
07/01/1987 |
| 200-66 |
Payroll Check - Disposition and Distribution |
02/01/1983 |
| 200-68 |
Payroll Expense Transfers (Recharging Salaries) |
09/15/1995 |
| 200-72 |
Petty Cash Procedures |
09/15/1994 |
| 200-74 |
Overtime Meals Reimbursement |
08/14/1989 |
| 200-78 |
Short Term Investment Pool |
05/09/2011 |
| 200-80 |
Signature Authorization (or cancellation) |
02/18/1994 |
| 200-82 |
State Oath of Allegiance and Damage Payments |
07/23/2014 |
| 200-84 |
Sub-Purchase Orders |
02/01/1983 |
| 200-94 |
Transfers of Expense Other than Payroll |
03/01/2013 |
| 200-96 |
UCRS Retirement Contributions (Refund of) |
02/01/1983 |
| 200-97 |
UCRFS Ledger Review Guidelines |
08/01/2002 |
| 200-98 |
Vacation Leave Accrual Accounting |
10/01/1998 |
|
Section 250 - Audits |
| Policy Number |
Title |
Effective Date |
| 250-10 |
Audits |
10/15/1993 |
| 250-30 |
Internal Audit (Departmental Overview) |
09/15/1994 |
| 250-40 |
Internal Control Guidelines for Campus Departments |
09/15/1994 |
|
Section 300 - Budgeting/Analysis/Planning |
| Policy Number |
Title |
Effective Date |
| 300-02 |
Administrative Cost Recovery and Special Service Agreements for Central Administrative Services |
04/06/2011 |
| 300-25 |
Capital Improvement Program |
09/15/1994 |
| 300-26 |
Distribution and Allocation of Facilities and Administrative Cost Recovery Funds |
07/01/2009 |
| 300-28 |
FAU Tree Maintenance and Modification Policy |
05/01/2000 |
| 300-30 |
Institutional Planning & Analysis - Role of |
01/01/1992 |
| 300-35 |
Institutional Planning & Analysis - Information Systems/Reports |
06/01/1983 |
| 300-50 |
Long Range Development Plan & Environmental Report Mitigation Measures - Administration of |
01/15/1994 |
| 300-62 |
Planning, Design, & Construction - Role of/in Campus Planning Efforts |
09/15/1994 |
| 300-64 |
Principles of Resource Planning and Financial Management |
04/20/2011 |
| 300-66 |
Sales and Service Activities-Establishment and Budgetary Review |
04/21/2015 |
| 300-66A |
Organization Sales and Service Fund (OSSF) Policy |
11/15/2012 |
| 300-66B |
Auxiliary and Self-Supporting Enterprises and Rate Reviews |
01/01/2009 |
| 300-70 |
Space Inventory |
06/01/1983 |
|
Section 350 - Communications |
| Policy Number |
Title |
Effective Date |
| 350-04 |
Correspondence (Special Designations and Handling) |
12/01/1989 |
| 350-08 |
Information Services (Press Releases, Publicity, Advertising) |
06/01/1983 |
| 350-10 |
Intercampus/Intracampus Mail |
08/15/1996 |
| 350-14 |
Letterhead - Use of Official UCR Letterhead |
09/15/1995 |
| 350-16 |
Mail Services (Use of) |
01/25/2011 |
| 350-20 |
Mail Services - Other Services |
08/16/1996 |
| 350-44 |
Media Services (Requests for Services) |
01/15/1994 |
| 350-48 |
Photo Identification Cards |
01/15/1994 |
| 350-52 |
Photographic Services (Services and Payment Procedures) |
07/01/1989 |
| 350-56 |
Use of Printing Services and Submitting Requests for Services |
04/10/2002 |
| 350-60 |
Printing and Reprographics - Off-Campus Vendors and Bidding |
05/26/2010 |
| 350-64 |
Printing - Preparation of Copy and Originals |
04/10/2002 |
| 350-68 |
Printing and Reprographics Rates |
01/01/1992 |
| 350-76 |
Publications (Artwork, Design, & Production Services) |
09/15/1994 |
| 350-77 |
Reporting Student Deaths |
09/01/2005 |
| 350-78 |
Telephone Calling Cards |
09/15/1995 |
| 350-80 |
Telephone/Communications: Charges, Billing, & Services |
04/17/1997 |
| 350-93 |
Rescinded 4/14/08 - Cellular Phones |
04/14/2008 |
|
Section 400 - Computing |
| Policy Number |
Title |
Effective Date |
| 400-20 |
Computing & Communications (Intro.) |
09/15/1995 |
| 400-31 |
Electronic Communications Policy (ECP) Overview and Implementation at UCR |
01/27/2005 |
| 400-32 |
Electronic Information Security Policy IS-3 |
06/25/2012 |
| 400-35 |
Information Systems (Access, Use, and Security) |
09/15/1994 |
| 400-36 |
Information Systems - Access for Affiliates and Eligible Students |
04/01/2008 |
| 400-37 |
Use of Network Devices |
09/25/2011 |
| 400-40 |
Rescinded 07/14/04 - Institutional Computing |
01/15/1994 |
| 400-45 |
Computing & Communications - Electronic Mail |
10/01/1999 |
| 400-60 |
Notification of Security Breaches Involving Personal Information |
11/15/2004 |
|
Section 425 - Environmental Health and Safety |
| Policy Number |
Title |
Effective Date |
| 425-02 |
Air and Environmental Pollution |
01/15/1994 |
| 425-07 |
Biosafety |
01/15/1994 |
| 425-12 |
Chemical Hygiene/Lab Safety |
01/15/1994 |
| 425-18 |
Electrical Service Extension Safety |
01/15/1994 |
| 425-24 |
Environmental Health & Safety - Office Responsibilities and Services |
01/15/1994 |
| 425-28 |
Fire Prevention and Life Safety |
01/15/1994 |
| 425-30 |
Fire Prevention Systems - Impairment in Campus Facilities |
02/18/1992 |
| 425-36 |
Fume Hoods - Chemical |
01/15/1994 |
| 425-45 |
Hazard Communication Program |
01/15/1994 |
| 425-48 |
Hazardous Materials and Waste Management |
01/15/1994 |
| 425-52 |
Holiday Season Decorations |
02/18/1992 |
| 425-58 |
Injury and Illness Prevention |
02/18/1992 |
| 425-63 |
Lead Management Plan |
01/15/1994 |
| 425-64 |
Occupant Load Control in Campus Facilities |
02/18/1992 |
| 425-66 |
Pesticides & Safety |
01/15/1994 |
| 425-70 |
RADIATION SAFETY |
06/16/2011 |
| 425-75 |
Respiratory Protection |
01/15/1994 |
| 425-80 |
SARS Policy and Travel Advisory |
06/05/2003 |
| 425-85 |
Seismic Hazard Reduction |
01/15/1994 |
| 425-88 |
Special Events and Concerts - Health and Safety Standards, Procedures, & Requirements |
01/15/1994 |
| 425-90 |
Swimming Pool Sanitation |
01/15/1994 |
| 425-95 |
Water Sanitation, Chlorination of Potable Water Lines |
01/15/1994 |
|
Section 450 - Facilities Construction, Operations, Maintenance |
| Policy Number |
Title |
Effective Date |
| 450- |
Naming Campus Properties, Academic and Non-Academic Programs, and Facilities |
08/06/2015 |
| 450-16 |
Building & Construction & Alterations |
09/15/1995 |
| 450-22 |
Key Issue & Control |
09/15/1994 |
| 450-24 |
UNLICENSED MOTORIZED SCOOTERS (450-24) |
09/23/2010 |
| 450-25 |
Naming of University Properties, Programs, |
12/17/2015 |
| 450-48 |
Parking Services |
07/11/2000 |
| 450-56 |
Parking Permits |
05/27/2014 |
| 450-64 |
Parking Rules & Regulations |
07/11/2000 |
| 450-70 |
Parking Violations |
07/11/2000 |
| 450-72 |
Physical Plant Maintenance, Repairs, Alterations, and Other Services |
09/15/1994 |
| 450-80 |
Planning, Design, and Construction - Role in Facilities Design and Const. |
09/15/1994 |
| 450-96 |
Vehicles on Campus Walkways |
07/11/2000 |
|
Section 500 - Gifts and Endowments |
| Policy Number |
Title |
Effective Date |
| 500-05 |
Classification of Awards/Business Agreements from Private Sources |
09/15/1995 |
| 500-15 |
Endowed Chairs: Establishment, Administration, and Appointment of Faculty |
12/01/2015 |
| 500-30 |
Gift/Private Support Administration & Solicitation |
02/02/1996 |
|
Section 550 - Instruction and Research |
| Policy Number |
Title |
Effective Date |
| 550-20 |
Copyrights |
05/10/2011 |
| 550-25 |
Course Materials and Services Fees (CMSF) Establishment and Budgetary Review |
02/01/2016 |
| 550-36 |
International Agreements - Academic |
10/01/2009 |
| 550-70 |
Ownership and Management of Copyrightable Materials Produced under University Auspices |
05/10/2011 |
| 550-80 |
Pre-Award Spending |
01/12/2016 |
|
Section 600 - Insurance and Risk Management |
| Policy Number |
Title |
Effective Date |
| 600-70 |
University Sponsored Group Insurance |
05/16/2011 |
| 600-75 |
Unemployment Insurance |
07/31/2015 |
| 600-85 |
Workers Compensation |
07/01/2001 |
|
Section 650 - Personnel Administration - General |
| Policy Number |
Title |
Effective Date |
| 650-02 |
Alcohol and Drug Testing of Transportation. Employees |
09/15/1995 |
| 650-05 |
Alien Sponsorship Policy |
10/01/1989 |
| 650-10 |
Alien Sponsorship Procedures |
10/01/1989 |
| 650-15 |
Aliens - Special Information They need to Have -- TEMPORARILY REMOVE ALL PAGES -- |
09/15/1995 |
| 650-17 |
Discrimination Complaint Resolution Proc. |
09/15/1992 |
| 650-17-1 |
Emeriti - Rights & Privileges |
09/15/1995 |
| 650-18 |
Employee or University Affiliate Death - Reporting of |
05/10/2011 |
| 650-19 |
Employees Public Driving Record - DMV Pull Notice System |
07/01/2011 |
| 650-20 |
Employee Records (RESCINDED 11/02) |
09/15/1995 |
| 650-25 |
Employee Training & Development (RESCINDED 11/02) |
09/15/1995 |
| 650-28 |
Employment Eligibility (Form I-9) |
09/15/2014 |
| 650-29 |
Employment - Temporary Employment |
05/16/2011 |
| 650-31 |
Moving/Removal Expenses for Academic Positions |
03/01/2012 |
| 650-32 |
Moving and Relocation Allowances for Staff Employees |
10/01/2002 |
| 650-40 |
International Services (References & Res.) TEMPORARILY DELETE ALL PAGES |
09/15/1995 |
| 650-45 |
International Services (Terms and Def.) TEMPORARILY DELETE ALL PAGES |
09/15/1995 |
| 650-50 |
Memberships in Professional and Community Organizations |
05/16/2011 |
| 650-57 |
Recruitment Advertising |
05/16/2011 |
| 650-60 |
Recruitment and Employment Procedures (RESCINDED 11/02) |
09/15/1995 |
| 650-65 |
Retirement - Student Exclusion From |
02/01/1983 |
| 650-70 |
Retirement Systems |
05/16/2011 |
| 650-72 |
Senior Campus Administrators - Five Year Review Process |
05/16/2011 |
| 650-73 |
Sexual Harassment Complaint Resolution |
11/01/15 |
| 650-75 |
Staff Employees Emergency Loan Fund |
09/10/2003 |
| 650-80 |
Personnel Policies: Classified and Administrative & Professional Program (RESCINDED 11/02) |
09/15/1995 |
| 650-83 |
Substance Abuse in the Workplace |
11/13/2006 |
| 650-85 |
Volunteer (without salary) Appointments |
08/01/2014 |
|
Section 700 - Properties Use and Extracurricular Activities |
| Policy Number |
Title |
Effective Date |
| 700-03 |
Agreements for Real Property |
05/01/2008 |
| 700-10 |
Commercial Activities/Advertising/Soliciting |
10/01/1983 |
| 700-15 |
Commercial Photography on Campus |
10/01/1983 |
| 700-20 |
Decorating Policy |
11/01/1985 |
| 700-25 |
Display Space on Campus |
06/01/1983 |
| 700-30 |
Fund Raising by Campus Organizations |
06/01/1983 |
| 700-50 |
Posting Regulations |
09/01/1989 |
| 700-55 |
Registered Campus Organizations |
06/01/1983 |
| 700-60 |
Alcohol Policy for Events |
05/10/2011 |
| 700-65 |
Special Event and Guest Parking and Planning |
07/11/2000 |
| 700-70 |
Speech and Advocacy |
09/15/1992 |
| 700-85 |
Scheduling |
07/18/2003 |
| 700-90 |
Use of University Materials, Equipment, and Facilities |
09/15/1995 |
|
Section 750 - Purchasing and Management of Supplies and Equipment |
| Policy Number |
Title |
Effective Date |
| 750-03 |
eBuy Agreements and Department Authorized Purchase Orders (DAPOs) |
02/04/2010 |
| 750-06 |
Cylinder Gases - Purchase & Management of |
10/15/1993 |
| 750-12 |
Equipment Management - Purpose and Responsibilities for Management of |
07/01/2004 |
| 750-18 |
Fabricated Equipment - Purchase & Mgmt. Of |
12/01/2004 |
| 750-21 |
Gifts and Gratuities to University Employees |
11/05/2014 |
| 750-24 |
Government Contract & Grant Equipment - Management of |
09/15/1994 |
| 750-27 |
Independent Consultant Agreements |
02/04/2010 |
| 750-33 |
Miscellaneous Business Agreements |
07/01/06 |
| 750-36 |
Lost and Found Property |
02/17/2010 |
| 750-39 |
Low-Value Purchase Authorization (LVPA) Program |
10/15/1993 |
| 750-42 |
Materiel Management (Description of) |
02/04/2010 |
| 750-45 |
Document Shredding |
05/01/2015 |
| 750-48 |
Outbound Shipments (Receiving) |
09/15/1994 |
| 750-52 |
Physical Inventory (Supplies) |
09/15/1994 |
| 750-54 |
Strategic Sourcing Program: Responsibility |
02/04/2010 |
| 750-60 |
Purchase Requisitions and Purchase Orders |
04/22/2011 |
| 750-63 |
Purchasing Authority |
07/01/2014 |
| 750-66 |
Purchasing Policies and Procedures - Miscellaneous |
02/02/2010 |
| 750-69 |
Campus Purchasing - Policies and Requirements |
02/02/2010 |
| 750-70 |
Procurement Cards (ProCard) |
02/02/2010 |
| 750-72 |
Campus Purchasing - Purpose, Function |
01/02/2012 |
| 750-75 |
Receiving - Incoming Shipments |
09/15/1994 |
| 750-78 |
Business Affirmative Action |
02/02/2010 |
| 750-81 |
State Surplus |
01/01/1984 |
| 750-84 |
Storehouse Deliveries |
09/15/1994 |
| 750-87 |
Storehouse Ordering Procedures |
10/15/1993 |
| 750-90 |
Storehouse Stock Items |
09/15/1994 |
| 750-91 |
Policy for Disposal or Sale of Surplus Plant Material Growing on Agricultural Experiment Station (AES) Land |
02/26/2007 |
| 750-93 |
Tax-Free Alcohol |
01/01/1984 |
| 750-96 |
Typewriter Rentals |
01/01/1992 |
| 750-99 |
University Property - Disposal and Use of |
09/15/1994 |
|
Section 800 - Records |
| Policy Number |
Title |
Effective Date |
| 800-10 |
Electronic Discovery and Data Preservation |
11/01/2013 |
| 800-70 |
Privacy and Access to Information |
10/01/1986 |
| 800-75 |
Records Management |
01/01/1992 |
| 800-80 |
Subpoenas |
12/01/1988 |
| 800-85 |
Summonses and Complaints |
12/01/1988 |
|
Section 850 - Security and Safety |
| Policy Number |
Title |
Effective Date |
| 850-05 |
Animal Control |
08/16/1989 |
| 850-11 |
Reckless Skateboarding/Bicycle Use |
09/02/2013 |
| 850-35 |
PROCUREMENT, USE, AND DISPOSAL OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES, LISTED CHEMICALS, AND CHEMICAL PRECURSORS |
07/01/2011 |
| 850-38 |
PETS ON CAMPUS (850-38) |
09/23/2010 |
| 850-40 |
Police Authority, Jurisdiction and Program Definition |
10/10/2001 |
| 850-45 |
Police Operations and Services |
10/02/2001 |
| 850-46 |
UC Riverside Natural Reserve Firearm Guidelines |
11/28/2001 |
| 850-50 |
Security (Facility and Equipment) |
09/15/1992 |
| 850-65 |
Smoke/Tobacco-Free Environment |
07/01/2014 |
| 850-85 |
Violence Prevention at UC Riverside |
10/27/1998 |
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Section 900 - Travel and Transportation |
| Policy Number |
Title |
Effective Date |
| 900-03 |
Carts, Motorized Use of |
01/01/2003 |
| 900-04 |
Alternative Transportation |
02/12/2013 |
| 900-05 |
Travel and Entertainment Corporate Charge Card |
04/01/2003 |
| 900-06 |
UC Riverside Vanpool Program |
11/22/2013 |
| 900-20 |
Travel - Policy, Regulations and Procedures |
04/04/2016 |
| 900-30 |
Traffic Law Violations While Driving a University Vehicle |
08/22/1989 |
| 900-35 |
Transportation Services Rates |
07/01/2014 |
| 900-37 |
Transportation Services - Repairs, Preventative, Etc. |
05/01/2000 |
| 900-40 |
Travel Advances,Cash Advances, Direct Charges for Airfare, Registration Fees and Local Hotels |
05/01/2000 |
| 900-45 |
Use of Privately Owned Automobiles on University Business |
10/01/2015 |
| 900-50 |
Use of University Vehicles |
07/01/06 |
| 900-55 |
Vehicle Accident and Damage Reporting |
02/20/2015 |
| 900-60 |
Vehicle Acquisition from Off-Campus Sources |
08/22/1989 |
| 900-70 |
Vehicle Registration |
08/22/1989 |
| 900-80 |
Vehicle Rental and Hotel/Motel Accommodations |
05/01/2000 |
| 900-90 |
Vehicles - Renting and Leasing |
05/01/2000 |


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Cross-platform profiling .NET code with BenchmarkDotNet
EventPipeProfiler is a new cross-platform profiler that I’ve implemented in the BenchmarkDotNet library. It allows profile .NET code on every platform - Windows, Linux, macOS. Collected data are exported to trace files (.
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How to run BenchmarkDotNet in a Docker container
The BenchmarkDotNet library is great for creating benchmarks that can be run on a local machine in a very simple way. But what if you wanted to run them in a Docker container with a different operating system or using a different version of .
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Using native DLL and resource files in BenchmarkDotNet projects
In a previous post, I described the NativeMemoryProfiler which I implemented in the BenchmarkDotNet library. It caused that I got many questions about using native DLL files in benchmark projects.
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Analyzing native memory allocation with BenchmarkDotNet
The NativeMemoryProfiler is a new diagnoser for BenchmarkDotNet that I implemented in version 0.12.0. In this post, you will learn how to analyze native memory allocations in your code. It sounds like a difficult topic, but trust me, you can do it really easily with BenchmarkDotNet.
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Generate disassembly of .NET functions
In this post you will learn how to generate the disassembly of .NET functions and how to diff many of them. It was not so long ago when I added a new feature to BenchmarkDotNet that allows you to generate a diff raport for many dissassembly of .
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How I improved the YamlDotNet performance by 370%
The YamlDotNet is the most famous library to manage YAML format on .Net platform. This library is really stable and good solution. Many of my programs use this library, so I thought that this is prefect open source project that I can improve.
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First Pull Request in Open Source
Not so long ago, I saw a video Adam Sitnik - My awesome journey with Open Source and it opened my eyes. I am a senior developer with 11 years of experience in programming.
Read more…


Motorists urged to drive properly after teacher's death
SANTA CRUZ, St Elizabeth — Head of the St Elizabeth police, Superintendent Samuel Morgan, is urging motorists to exercise greater caution and abide by traffic rules following the death of a Westmoreland-based teacher near here Tuesday.
The accident victim, Wyarth Wilkins, a teacher at Frome Technical High School, died after the car he was driving collided with two other motor vehicles then ran into a light post.
Police believe speeding and improper overtaking led to the crash.
“I want to say to everyone, we must reduce speed and avoid improper overtaking. We should overtake only when it is safe to do so,” Morgan told the Jamaica Observer.
Reports say Wilkins, who had just exited Lacovia, was travelling east towards Santa Cruz when he attempted to overtake another vehicle in the vicinity of Content District.
He reportedly collided with an oncoming vehicle, travelling from the direction of Santa Cruz, as well as with the vehicle he had unsuccessfully attempted to overtake.
Reports say the momentum of the collisions sent the vehicle crashing into the light post.
Those who were on the spot told the Observer that Wilkins was trapped in the crushed vehicle and had to be cut free by firefighters. He was rushed to hospital where he was pronounced dead.
The accident led to a traffic pile-up lasting in excess of 40 minutes.
Reports say Wilkins was on his way to regularly scheduled class at HEART/Trust NTA in Mandeville at the time of his untimely death.
Police say 24 people have now died in 21 road crashes in St Elizabeth since the start of the year.
— Garfield Myers


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See prime calculation results in the console (F12)


I believe in my ability to be the hero of my life and the undefeatable warrior of my dreams.I've faced deep adversity, unexpected tragedies and uncommon blows. Yet, something inside of me has pressed on.I have turned my wounds into wisdom, my pain into power and my defeats into stepping stones for greater confidence, performance, and helpfulness.
Barcelona is the closest thing that define who i am. Their identity, their values, the culture, beliefs and unparalled immersion to the sport in mind-boggling. I have learned to be relentless, selfless and dedicated through being their fun for years and no wonder its more than a club.
I have Aspirations too.
Over the years, their trophy cabinet has always been glittering trophies from within the league, Europe and the World.
Barcelona| Champions League | La Liga |
|---|---|
| 5 | 14 |


12.2
Weather and Wave History
The Swedish Meteorological and Hydrological Institute (SMHI) has investigated the weather conditions met by WASA KING in the Gulf of Bothnia and by ESTONIA in comparison to the wind and wave conditions met by ESTONIA on her last voyage. The result is quoted as follows:
»SMHI have earlier studied and found that m/s ESTONIA the last 1-2 hours during the accident night 27-28 Sept 1994 was exposed of:
* winds: direction S-SW, mean speed of 14-20 m/s
* significant wave height 3.5-4.5 m, with some possible maximum waves of 6.5-7.0 m.For m/s ESTONIA earlier voyages we have found the similar conditions as follows:
1. Tallinn-Stockholm/Stockholm-Tallinn 02.02.93 - 27.09.94
* Westbound voyages 3 occasions;
- 4/5 Feb. 1993
- 22/22 Jan. 1994
- 5/6 March 1994* Eastbound voyages 3 occasions (means that winds must be from E-SE-S)
- 15/16 Sept. 1993
- 2/3 Dec. 1993
-19/20 Aug. 19942. Vaasa-Umeå/Sundsvall 01.01.91 - 31.01.93
Only one occasion with the similar conditions
- 19/20 Dec. 1992 «
Consequently ESTONIA had encountered similar or worse wind and wave conditions at least 6 times before the casualty in her last trading area, whereby the last time had been only about 5 weeks before the casualty, i.e. at a time when the visor and bow ramp had been in a very bad condition for several months already, as will be explained later on.
The complete SMHI opinion is attached as Enclosure 12.2.139.
The wind table below has been drawn up for easy reference of the readerwho might not be well aquainted with the measuring of the winds in m/sec.
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BEAUFORT
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KNOT
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KM/H
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M/SEC
|
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1
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1-
3 KN
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1.9-
6.4 KM/H
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0.5-
1.8 M/SEC
|
|
2
|
4-
6KN
|
6.5-
12.0 KM/H
|
1.9-
3.3 M/SEC
|
|
3
|
7-10KN
|
12.1-
19.4 KM/H
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3.4-
5.4 M/SEC
|
|
4
|
11-15KN
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19.5-
28.7 KM/H
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5.5-
7.9 M/SEC
|
|
5
|
16-21KN
|
28.8-
39.8 KM/H
|
8.0-11.0
M/SEC
|
|
6
|
22-27KN
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39.9-
50.9 KM/H
|
11.1-14.1
M/SEC
|
|
7
|
28-33KN
|
51.0-
62.0 KM/H
|
14.2-17.2
M/SEC
|
|
8
|
34-40KN
|
62.1-
75.0 KM/H
|
17.3-
20.8 M/SEC
|
|
9
|
41-47KN
|
75.1-
87.9 KM/H
|
20.9-
24.4 M/SEC
|
|
10
|
48-55KN
|
88.0-
102.8 KM/H
|
24.5-
28.5 M/SEC
|
|
11
|
56-63KN
|
102.9-
117.6 KM/H
|
28.6-
32.6 M/SEC
|
|
12
|
> 63KN
|
>
117.6 KM/H
|
>
32.6 M/SEC
|
12.3
Always on TimeThe distance from Tallinn to Söderarm is 173 nm, to Sandhamn 177 nm. The distance from Söderarm to Frihamn, however, is 54 nm corresponding to 41/2 hours steaming time (in most parts of the archipelago the speed is restricted to 12 kn), whilst the distance from Sandhamn is only 42 nm corresponding to 3.5 hours steaming time. Therefore the Sandhamn route was preferred.
Assuming that ESTONIA departed from Tallinn on time (which was seldom the case) she was turned on outbound course at the earliest 15 minutes later, whereafter it needed some minutes to reach full speed (which is not taken into account). The ferry consequently had 14.75 hours to reach Stockholm.
In case the Söderarm entrance had to be used she had available for the 173 nm long sea voyage 14.75 hours less 4.5 hours through the archipelago = 10.25 hours, i.e. she had to make an average speed of 16.87 kn to be at the pilot station on time.
In case the Sandhamn entrance would be used, there was some more time because she had available 14.75 hours less 3.5 hours through the archipelago = 11.25 hours, thus had to make an average speed of only 15.73 kn to be on time at the pilot station.
An evaluation of the logbooks of the Stockholm pilots for the time between ESTONIA's first call on 03.02.93 and her last call on 26.09.94 revealed the following:- During 20 months of service the ferry was only once delayed for 1 hour and that was on 1 January 1994 at the Sandhamn pilot station.
- At Frihamn Terminal ESTONIA during the same period of time the ferry arrived late only 8 times with max. delay of 24 minutes (also on 01.01.94).
- None of these delays could apparently be attributed to weather influence.
- Delays occurred, however, generally upon departure from Stockholm, although only seldom of more than 20 minutes.
- In total, the vessel departed from Stockholm 12 times with more than a 30-minute delay. It has to be assumed that it was worse in Tallinn, according to the reports of previous passengers. Pilot or harbour master logbooks from Tallinn, however, are not available to this 'Group of Experts'.An examination of the logbook entries of the Stockholm Pilots Association for the three days, when according to the SMHI ESTONIA had met wind and sea state conditions comparable to those encountered during the night of the casualty, has revealed the following:
On 5 February 1993 ESTONIA arrived at 05.59 hours at the Sandhamn Pilot, on 23 January 1994 at 05.43 hours at Söderarm Pilot and on 6 March 1994 at 05.25 hours at Sandhamn Pilot. Consequently she was always on time. The respective logbook pages are attached as Enclosures 12.3.140, 12.3.141 .
Since no detailed information is available from the Estonian side and previous passengers frequently experienced considerable delays on arrival in Tallinn, the eastbound voyages cannot be evaluated.
In any event, it is a fact that ESTONIA met at least 6 times similar or worse wind and wave conditions compared to those she met on the night of the accident, however, without delayed arrival (on the westbound voyages) and it is unknown whether damage to the visor and its locking devices were sustained. The last time she met similar conditions was only on 19 August 1994, i.e. 5 weeks before the casualty, and at this time all the disastrous deficiencies - as will be explained later on - were already existing.
The evaluation of the arrival times at the Stockholm Pilot stations outlined above also reveals that ESTONIA obviously always maintained her schedule, regardless of the prevailing weather and/or ice conditions.The explanation for this adherence to schedule by all means and under all circumstances can probably be found in
(a) the pride of the newcomer wanting to be at least as good as the competitors Silja and Viking.
(b) the pressure of competition from the large and more comfortable Stockholm-Helsinki ferries which - according to Ulf Hobro - was also the reason for the installation of stabilisers at high costs after less than 1 year in service. As a matter of fact Ulf Hobro had asked Turku Repair Yard already in the beginning of April 1993, i.e. after ESTONIA had been in service for just 2 months, but mainly in bad weather, to quote for the installation of stabilisers. The offer was submitted on 5 April 1993 and is attached as Enclosure 12.3.143.
The pressure on the masters of ESTONIA from the Board members of Estline AB is confirmed by the statement of Captain Per Ringhagen - Enclosure 5.3.111 - who has stated that during board meetings of Estline AB it had been repeatedly stressed that ESTONIA had to maintain her arrival at Stockholm by all means and that this had been made quite clear to the masters, who sometimes attended the board meetings. This is said to be written in the protocols of these board meetings which must be still available. The apparent fact that the masters of ESTONIA did their utmost to maintain the schedule was obviously not unknown to the crew as it is demonstrated by the questioning of motorman Ziljajev, who testified in this connection as follows:
Q: Was it a must or was it a requirement from the management that ESTONIA or any other vessel may not miss her schedule, i.e. be delayed?
A: With ESTONIA we were always on time. The master had a time schedule received from the owners and we were always on time. The masters always followed the schedule received from the company. According to contract he had to follow this schedule.
Q: You have now told us about the obligations of the master to follow the schedule. There are rumours that masters who are unable to keep the schedule will be sacked.
A: Yes, that is principally so. This is the requirement of the company that the master has to maintain the schedule. Some of the passengers have to reach other connections and if they miss them, because the vessel is delayed, the company has to pay compensation.
Q: Which company has worked out the schedule?
A: Estline AB. But I don't blame Estline for anything. Each company has its own schedule, where it is described up to the minute. If a company buys a ship, then it is not completely known how the vessel reacts during operation, how much power is needed, among other things, during a storm.The complete interview of Ivan Ziljajev is attached as Enclosure 13.193 and is also available on video cassette.


Working on Bootstrap 4
k-responsive-menu
is a lightweight jQuery plugin to create responsive multi - level navigation menus with multi device support, By Bao Nguyen http://baonguyenyam.github.io/.
k-responsive-menu
comes with 2 variants like horizontal, vertical menu. It gives complete responsive menu solution for any kind of websites or admin templates. The plugin has clean and well commented valid code, easy to Integrate and modify.
This menu has been tested and works with all the following browsers:
This Plugins required Bootstrap Framework
bower i k-responsive-menu -S
Copy-paste the stylesheet <link>
into your <head>
before all other stylesheets to load our CSS.
<link rel="stylesheet" href="./bower_components./css/k-responsive-menu.css">
Place the following <script>
near the end of your pages, right before the closing </body>
tag, to enable them. jQuery must come first, then k-responsive-menu.js, and then our JavaScript plugins.
<script src="./bower_components./js/k-responsive-menu.js">
$(document).ready(function() { $('#demoResAllInOneMenu').kResponsiveMenu({ animationSpeed: 'slow', resizeWidth: 768, menuType: 'toggle', menuFloat: false, menuPush: null, menuPushPosition: 'absolute', menuPushWidth: '100%', menuBackDrop: false, menuIcon: null, onComplete: null, onResize: null, onResizeEnd: null, onClick: null, onHover: null, unHover: null, onBegin: null, onChange: null }); });
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| 1 | animationSpeed | 'slow' |
'slow', 'fast', 200... |
| 2 | resizeWidth | 768 |
'xs', 'sm', 'md', 'lg', 'xl', 480... |
| 3 | menuType | 'toggle' |
'horizontal', 'vertical', 'toggle' |
| 4 | menuFloat | false |
true/false |
| 5 | menuPush | null |
'right', 'left' |
| 6 | menuPushPosition | 'absolute' |
'fixed' |
| 7 | menuPushWidth | '100%' |
'px', '%', 'rem' |
| 8 | menuBackDrop | false |
true/false |
| 9 | menuIcon | null |
'<i class='fa fa-bars'></i>' |
| # | Value | Default | Setting |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | onComplete onResize onResizeEnd onClick onHover unHover onBegin onChange |
null | onResize: function () {} |
[k-toggle-for]
[k-menu-map-to]
[k-responsive-menu]
[k-menu-resize]
[k-menu-icon]
[k-menu-speed]
[k-menu-width]
[k-menu-push]
[k-menu-position]
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VDPAU
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Picture parameter information for an H.264 picture. More...
#include <vdpau.h>
Picture parameter information for an H.264 picture.
Note: The referenceFrames array must contain the "DPB" as defined by the H.264 specification. In particular, once a reference frame has been decoded to a surface, that surface must continue to appear in the DPB until no longer required to predict any future frame. Once a surface is removed from the DPB, it can no longer be used as a reference, unless decoded again.
Also note that only surfaces previously generated using VdpDecoderRender may be used as reference frames. In particular, surfaces filled using any "put bits" API will not work.
Note: References to bitstream fields below may refer to data literally parsed from the bitstream, or derived from the bitstream using a mechanism described in the specification.
Note: VDPAU clients must use VdpPictureInfoH264Predictive to describe the attributes of a frame being decoded with VDP_DECODER_PROFILE_H264_HIGH_444_PREDICTIVE.
| uint8_t VdpPictureInfoH264::bottom_field_flag |
| int8_t VdpPictureInfoH264::chroma_qp_index_offset |
| uint8_t VdpPictureInfoH264::constrained_intra_pred_flag |
| uint8_t VdpPictureInfoH264::deblocking_filter_control_present_flag |
| uint8_t VdpPictureInfoH264::delta_pic_order_always_zero_flag |
| uint8_t VdpPictureInfoH264::direct_8x8_inference_flag |
| uint8_t VdpPictureInfoH264::entropy_coding_mode_flag |
| int32_t VdpPictureInfoH264::field_order_cnt[2] |
[0]: top, [1]: bottom
| uint8_t VdpPictureInfoH264::field_pic_flag |
| uint8_t VdpPictureInfoH264::frame_mbs_only_flag |
| uint16_t VdpPictureInfoH264::frame_num |
| VdpBool VdpPictureInfoH264::is_reference |
Will the decoded frame be used as a reference later.
| uint8_t VdpPictureInfoH264::log2_max_frame_num_minus4 |
| uint8_t VdpPictureInfoH264::log2_max_pic_order_cnt_lsb_minus4 |
| uint8_t VdpPictureInfoH264::mb_adaptive_frame_field_flag |
| uint8_t VdpPictureInfoH264::num_ref_frames |
| uint8_t VdpPictureInfoH264::num_ref_idx_l0_active_minus1 |
| uint8_t VdpPictureInfoH264::num_ref_idx_l1_active_minus1 |
| int8_t VdpPictureInfoH264::pic_init_qp_minus26 |
| uint8_t VdpPictureInfoH264::pic_order_cnt_type |
| uint8_t VdpPictureInfoH264::pic_order_present_flag |
| uint8_t VdpPictureInfoH264::redundant_pic_cnt_present_flag |
| VdpReferenceFrameH264 VdpPictureInfoH264::referenceFrames[16] |
See VdpPictureInfoH264 for instructions regarding this field.
| uint8_t VdpPictureInfoH264::scaling_lists_4x4[6][16] |
Convert to raster order.
| uint8_t VdpPictureInfoH264::scaling_lists_8x8[2][64] |
Convert to raster order.
| int8_t VdpPictureInfoH264::second_chroma_qp_index_offset |
| uint32_t VdpPictureInfoH264::slice_count |
Number of slices in the bitstream provided.
| uint8_t VdpPictureInfoH264::transform_8x8_mode_flag |
| uint8_t VdpPictureInfoH264::weighted_bipred_idc |
| uint8_t VdpPictureInfoH264::weighted_pred_flag |


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How to prepare data for and create a choropleth map.
How to prepare data for and create a point map.
How to use an iframe to embed a HXLDash onto other websites.
How to change what information appears on maps when you hover different areas.
How to link HXLDash to Kobo for an automatically updating dashboard.


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ApiDef.Builder |
ApiDef.Builder.addAllArgOrder(Iterable<String> values)
List of original in_arg names to specify new argument order.
|
ApiDef.Builder |
ApiDef.Builder.addAllAttr(Iterable<? extends ApiDef.Attr> values)
repeated .tensorflow.ApiDef.Attr attr = 6; |
ApiDef.Builder |
ApiDef.Builder.addAllEndpoint(Iterable<? extends ApiDef.Endpoint> values)
repeated .tensorflow.ApiDef.Endpoint endpoint = 3; |
ApiDef.Builder |
ApiDef.Builder.addAllInArg(Iterable<? extends ApiDef.Arg> values)
repeated .tensorflow.ApiDef.Arg in_arg = 4; |
ApiDef.Builder |
ApiDef.Builder.addAllOutArg(Iterable<? extends ApiDef.Arg> values)
repeated .tensorflow.ApiDef.Arg out_arg = 5; |
ApiDef.Builder |
ApiDef.Builder.addArgOrder(String value)
List of original in_arg names to specify new argument order.
|
ApiDef.Builder |
ApiDef.Builder.addArgOrderBytes(org.nd4j.shade.protobuf.ByteString value)
List of original in_arg names to specify new argument order.
|
ApiDef.Builder |
ApiDef.Builder.addAttr(ApiDef.Attr.Builder builderForValue)
repeated .tensorflow.ApiDef.Attr attr = 6; |
ApiDef.Builder |
ApiDef.Builder.addAttr(ApiDef.Attr value)
repeated .tensorflow.ApiDef.Attr attr = 6; |
ApiDef.Builder |
ApiDef.Builder.addAttr(int index,
ApiDef.Attr.Builder builderForValue)
repeated .tensorflow.ApiDef.Attr attr = 6; |
ApiDef.Builder |
ApiDef.Builder.addAttr(int index,
ApiDef.Attr value)
repeated .tensorflow.ApiDef.Attr attr = 6; |
ApiDef.Builder |
ApiDef.Builder.addEndpoint(ApiDef.Endpoint.Builder builderForValue)
repeated .tensorflow.ApiDef.Endpoint endpoint = 3; |
ApiDef.Builder |
ApiDef.Builder.addEndpoint(ApiDef.Endpoint value)
repeated .tensorflow.ApiDef.Endpoint endpoint = 3; |
ApiDef.Builder |
ApiDef.Builder.addEndpoint(int index,
ApiDef.Endpoint.Builder builderForValue)
repeated .tensorflow.ApiDef.Endpoint endpoint = 3; |
ApiDef.Builder |
ApiDef.Builder.addEndpoint(int index,
ApiDef.Endpoint value)
repeated .tensorflow.ApiDef.Endpoint endpoint = 3; |
ApiDef.Builder |
ApiDef.Builder.addInArg(ApiDef.Arg.Builder builderForValue)
repeated .tensorflow.ApiDef.Arg in_arg = 4; |
ApiDef.Builder |
ApiDef.Builder.addInArg(ApiDef.Arg value)
repeated .tensorflow.ApiDef.Arg in_arg = 4; |
ApiDef.Builder |
ApiDef.Builder.addInArg(int index,
ApiDef.Arg.Builder builderForValue)
repeated .tensorflow.ApiDef.Arg in_arg = 4; |
ApiDef.Builder |
ApiDef.Builder.addInArg(int index,
ApiDef.Arg value)
repeated .tensorflow.ApiDef.Arg in_arg = 4; |
ApiDef.Builder |
ApiDefs.Builder.addOpBuilder()
repeated .tensorflow.ApiDef op = 1; |
ApiDef.Builder |
ApiDefs.Builder.addOpBuilder(int index)
repeated .tensorflow.ApiDef op = 1; |
ApiDef.Builder |
ApiDef.Builder.addOutArg(ApiDef.Arg.Builder builderForValue)
repeated .tensorflow.ApiDef.Arg out_arg = 5; |
ApiDef.Builder |
ApiDef.Builder.addOutArg(ApiDef.Arg value)
repeated .tensorflow.ApiDef.Arg out_arg = 5; |
ApiDef.Builder |
ApiDef.Builder.addOutArg(int index,
ApiDef.Arg.Builder builderForValue)
repeated .tensorflow.ApiDef.Arg out_arg = 5; |
ApiDef.Builder |
ApiDef.Builder.addOutArg(int index,
ApiDef.Arg value)
repeated .tensorflow.ApiDef.Arg out_arg = 5; |
ApiDef.Builder |
ApiDef.Builder.addRepeatedField(org.nd4j.shade.protobuf.Descriptors.FieldDescriptor field,
Object value) |
ApiDef.Builder |
ApiDef.Builder.clear() |
ApiDef.Builder |
ApiDef.Builder.clearArgOrder()
List of original in_arg names to specify new argument order.
|
ApiDef.Builder |
ApiDef.Builder.clearAttr()
repeated .tensorflow.ApiDef.Attr attr = 6; |
ApiDef.Builder |
ApiDef.Builder.clearDescription()
Additional, longer human-readable description of what the Op does.
|
ApiDef.Builder |
ApiDef.Builder.clearDescriptionPrefix()
Modify an existing/inherited description by adding text to the beginning
or end.
|
ApiDef.Builder |
ApiDef.Builder.clearDescriptionSuffix()
string description_suffix = 10; |
ApiDef.Builder |
ApiDef.Builder.clearEndpoint()
repeated .tensorflow.ApiDef.Endpoint endpoint = 3; |
ApiDef.Builder |
ApiDef.Builder.clearField(org.nd4j.shade.protobuf.Descriptors.FieldDescriptor field) |
ApiDef.Builder |
ApiDef.Builder.clearGraphOpName()
Name of the op (in the OpDef) to specify the API for.
|
ApiDef.Builder |
ApiDef.Builder.clearInArg()
repeated .tensorflow.ApiDef.Arg in_arg = 4; |
ApiDef.Builder |
ApiDef.Builder.clearOneof(org.nd4j.shade.protobuf.Descriptors.OneofDescriptor oneof) |
ApiDef.Builder |
ApiDef.Builder.clearOutArg()
repeated .tensorflow.ApiDef.Arg out_arg = 5; |
ApiDef.Builder |
ApiDef.Builder.clearSummary()
One-line human-readable description of what the Op does.
|
ApiDef.Builder |
ApiDef.Builder.clearVisibility()
.tensorflow.ApiDef.Visibility visibility = 2; |
ApiDef.Builder |
ApiDef.Builder.clone() |
ApiDef.Builder |
ApiDefs.Builder.getOpBuilder(int index)
repeated .tensorflow.ApiDef op = 1; |
ApiDef.Builder |
ApiDef.Builder.mergeFrom(ApiDef other) |
ApiDef.Builder |
ApiDef.Builder.mergeFrom(org.nd4j.shade.protobuf.CodedInputStream input,
org.nd4j.shade.protobuf.ExtensionRegistryLite extensionRegistry) |
ApiDef.Builder |
ApiDef.Builder.mergeFrom(org.nd4j.shade.protobuf.Message other) |
ApiDef.Builder |
ApiDef.Builder.mergeUnknownFields(org.nd4j.shade.protobuf.UnknownFieldSet unknownFields) |
static ApiDef.Builder |
ApiDef.newBuilder() |
static ApiDef.Builder |
ApiDef.newBuilder(ApiDef prototype) |
ApiDef.Builder |
ApiDef.newBuilderForType() |
protected ApiDef.Builder |
ApiDef.newBuilderForType(org.nd4j.shade.protobuf.GeneratedMessageV3.BuilderParent parent) |
ApiDef.Builder |
ApiDef.Builder.removeAttr(int index)
repeated .tensorflow.ApiDef.Attr attr = 6; |
ApiDef.Builder |
ApiDef.Builder.removeEndpoint(int index)
repeated .tensorflow.ApiDef.Endpoint endpoint = 3; |
ApiDef.Builder |
ApiDef.Builder.removeInArg(int index)
repeated .tensorflow.ApiDef.Arg in_arg = 4; |
ApiDef.Builder |
ApiDef.Builder.removeOutArg(int index)
repeated .tensorflow.ApiDef.Arg out_arg = 5; |
ApiDef.Builder |
ApiDef.Builder.setArgOrder(int index,
String value)
List of original in_arg names to specify new argument order.
|
ApiDef.Builder |
ApiDef.Builder.setAttr(int index,
ApiDef.Attr.Builder builderForValue)
repeated .tensorflow.ApiDef.Attr attr = 6; |
ApiDef.Builder |
ApiDef.Builder.setAttr(int index,
ApiDef.Attr value)
repeated .tensorflow.ApiDef.Attr attr = 6; |
ApiDef.Builder |
ApiDef.Builder.setDescription(String value)
Additional, longer human-readable description of what the Op does.
|
ApiDef.Builder |
ApiDef.Builder.setDescriptionBytes(org.nd4j.shade.protobuf.ByteString value)
Additional, longer human-readable description of what the Op does.
|
ApiDef.Builder |
ApiDef.Builder.setDescriptionPrefix(String value)
Modify an existing/inherited description by adding text to the beginning
or end.
|
ApiDef.Builder |
ApiDef.Builder.setDescriptionPrefixBytes(org.nd4j.shade.protobuf.ByteString value)
Modify an existing/inherited description by adding text to the beginning
or end.
|
ApiDef.Builder |
ApiDef.Builder.setDescriptionSuffix(String value)
string description_suffix = 10; |
ApiDef.Builder |
ApiDef.Builder.setDescriptionSuffixBytes(org.nd4j.shade.protobuf.ByteString value)
string description_suffix = 10; |
ApiDef.Builder |
ApiDef.Builder.setEndpoint(int index,
ApiDef.Endpoint.Builder builderForValue)
repeated .tensorflow.ApiDef.Endpoint endpoint = 3; |
ApiDef.Builder |
ApiDef.Builder.setEndpoint(int index,
ApiDef.Endpoint value)
repeated .tensorflow.ApiDef.Endpoint endpoint = 3; |
ApiDef.Builder |
ApiDef.Builder.setField(org.nd4j.shade.protobuf.Descriptors.FieldDescriptor field,
Object value) |
ApiDef.Builder |
ApiDef.Builder.setGraphOpName(String value)
Name of the op (in the OpDef) to specify the API for.
|
ApiDef.Builder |
ApiDef.Builder.setGraphOpNameBytes(org.nd4j.shade.protobuf.ByteString value)
Name of the op (in the OpDef) to specify the API for.
|
ApiDef.Builder |
ApiDef.Builder.setInArg(int index,
ApiDef.Arg.Builder builderForValue)
repeated .tensorflow.ApiDef.Arg in_arg = 4; |
ApiDef.Builder |
ApiDef.Builder.setInArg(int index,
ApiDef.Arg value)
repeated .tensorflow.ApiDef.Arg in_arg = 4; |
ApiDef.Builder |
ApiDef.Builder.setOutArg(int index,
ApiDef.Arg.Builder builderForValue)
repeated .tensorflow.ApiDef.Arg out_arg = 5; |
ApiDef.Builder |
ApiDef.Builder.setOutArg(int index,
ApiDef.Arg value)
repeated .tensorflow.ApiDef.Arg out_arg = 5; |
ApiDef.Builder |
ApiDef.Builder.setRepeatedField(org.nd4j.shade.protobuf.Descriptors.FieldDescriptor field,
int index,
Object value) |
ApiDef.Builder |
ApiDef.Builder.setSummary(String value)
One-line human-readable description of what the Op does.
|
ApiDef.Builder |
ApiDef.Builder.setSummaryBytes(org.nd4j.shade.protobuf.ByteString value)
One-line human-readable description of what the Op does.
|
ApiDef.Builder |
ApiDef.Builder.setUnknownFields(org.nd4j.shade.protobuf.UnknownFieldSet unknownFields) |
ApiDef.Builder |
ApiDef.Builder.setVisibility(ApiDef.Visibility value)
.tensorflow.ApiDef.Visibility visibility = 2; |
ApiDef.Builder |
ApiDef.Builder.setVisibilityValue(int value)
.tensorflow.ApiDef.Visibility visibility = 2; |
ApiDef.Builder |
ApiDef.toBuilder() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
List<ApiDef.Builder> |
ApiDefs.Builder.getOpBuilderList()
repeated .tensorflow.ApiDef op = 1; |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
ApiDefs.Builder |
ApiDefs.Builder.addOp(ApiDef.Builder builderForValue)
repeated .tensorflow.ApiDef op = 1; |
ApiDefs.Builder |
ApiDefs.Builder.addOp(int index,
ApiDef.Builder builderForValue)
repeated .tensorflow.ApiDef op = 1; |
ApiDefs.Builder |
ApiDefs.Builder.setOp(int index,
ApiDef.Builder builderForValue)
repeated .tensorflow.ApiDef op = 1; |
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There are several kinds of links:
By default, external links are opened in the same window. In other words, clicking the link amounts to leaving the Angular application. To prevent this, you have to options:
defaultOptions
to override the default for externalLinkTarget
.
The source code on the right-hand side shows you how to do it.


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This is a sample application written in Flask to let users order Todos in different lists.


Understanding the basic ideas of a language/toolkit.
Circle Drawer’s goal is, among other things, to test how good the common challenge of implementing an undo/redo functionality for a GUI application can be solved. In an ideal solution the undo/redo functionality comes for free resp. just comes out as a natural consequence of the language / toolkit / paradigm. Moreover, Circle Drawer tests how dialog control*, i.e. keeping the relevant context between several successive GUI interaction steps, is achieved in the source code. Last but not least, the ease of custom drawing is tested.
Dialog control is explained in more detail in the paper Developing GUI Applications: Architectural Patterns Revisited starting on page seven. The term describes the challenge of retaining context between successive GUI operations.
Dialog control is explained in more detail in the paper Developing GUI Applications: Architectural Patterns Revisited starting on page seven. The term describes the challenge of retaining context between successive GUI operations.
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