tagsetbench
At the heart of tagsetbench
, there is a directory-based spooler
(spooler.py
)
which peeks at files in a designated directory and runs the oldest file
(usually a script), optionally making it executable beforehand.
Scripts which automate the whole process of training, evaluating and comparing
of (modified) corpora, are created by generate_measurements.py
,
which is to be edited manually.
The generated scripts first invoke configure
, which creates
a directory with a full environment consisting of Makefile
s, source
corpora (symlinked) and various components of tagsetbench
.
configure
prints the created directory name (disambiguated with
the current date and time) to standard output. The directory name is then
passed to make
, the traditional UNIX build tool, which runs the
Makefile
s. I suffered a lot generating them, a lot. Never more.
(Perhaps Meson and its ninja backend would have saved me from pain.)
The generator, not very conveniently for fresh setups, relies on a special type
or URIs to be supported. Just like mailto:
or irc:
result in an action, I created tagsetbench:
, spooler:
and enqueue:
pseudo-protocols (the last one should be made a part
of spooler:
.
The links are handled by my-uri-handler.py
,
and are configured
in ~/.config/mimeapps.list
, to which lines such as
[Added Associations] … x-scheme-handler/geany=protocol-geany.desktop; x-scheme-handler/okular=protocol-okular.desktop; x-scheme-handler/dicto=protocol-dicto.desktop; x-scheme-handler/enqueue=protocol-enqueue.desktop; x-scheme-handler/tagsetbench=protocol-tagsetbench.desktop; x-scheme-handler/notes=protocol-notes.desktop; x-scheme-handler/spooler=protocol-spooler.desktop;should be added.
The *.desktop files
(found in this archive) should be copied/linked
to ~/.local/share/applications
. The deploy.sh
script
shows how this can be done.
Back to the generator. Internally, it calls xdg-open
to “run” the
tagsetbench:
links just as if they were clicked in e.g. a web browser.
This causes my-uri-handler.py
to be called with a link like
tagsetbench:run?FILTER;MATCH;k=\?;lc=-;SET;tag=kIx~;COMPARE;id=annotate-dashes
– there are quite a few examples in the list of experiments.
As a result, a script is generated and stored in a directory designated by
the MEASUREMENTS_DIR
constant.
tagsetbench
and uri4life
.


Here at Breaking Math, we have two primary hosts, and many different guests with a variety of backgrounds. To find out more about the guests we have on, just look through the page. The website is under construction, but pretty soon you'll be able to look up guests by episode.
Sophia is a Computer Science graduate from the University of New Mexico who has always been passionate about mathematics, and grew up with a math teacher as a mother. She currently freelances as a graphic designer, programmer, and tutor. A passionate artist, she does not see the difference between art and mathematics, and hopes to make that attitude more widespread.
Gabriel is a math and science educator who taught grades K-8 science and math for five years. He is currently an electrical engineering graduate student and works part time at the Air Force Research Lab at KAFB in Albuquerque, New Mexico. He considers himself a mathevangelist, and strives to make concepts in math and science paletable. He is currently married to his lovely wife Vanessa Hesch.
Jalila Arthur is currently enrolled as a graduate student at the University of New Mexico where she is pursuing a Master's in Public Administration with a concentration in Non-Profit Management. These interests stem from volunteer work in live broadcasting radio for over five years, with a focus on community issues and announcements. Jalila also worked on a multitude of events, both public and private, to publicize and advertise for the benefit of her community.
Amy Lynn is currently a secondary education math teacher at the Public Academy for Performing Arts. She graduated from New Mexico Tech in 2008 with highest honors with a bachelor of science in mathematics and a minor in history. After two years of masters work at NMT (also in math), Amy figured out that education was her true calling. She then took some time off from academia and later went back for her teaching certification. She loves having the opportunity every day to share her love of math!


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I was having an annoying problem with a unordered list I was using for navigation. The list was encased by a div (which had an ID of globalNav), for which I had specified a width of 110px. Now in order to have the roll over background stretch to the width of the container I specified the same width in the style for the element a. This worked fine in IE6, but overlapped the containing div, rather infuriatingly when using Mozilla. Since pictures speak volumes have a look at the screen grabs and you?ll see what I mean.
Now the problem is not a new one and it has been quite well documented in the past I just somehow have never had to really deal with it or indeed have to understand it. What appears to happen is that Mozilla takes the padding of the a element (10px left and right) into account whereas
Now my first instinct was to do away with 110px from within the a element, but that of course had implications for IE, now the back ground colour rollover didn?t look quite right anymore. There was no option to increase the width of the container to 130px due to the design and our application development framework, which makes extensive use of CSS to render templates using a page builder component.
The work around I came across I found here and was coined by Tantek Çelik as the ?be nice to Opera 5? hack. Ironically it also helps IE 6 and thus in turn Mozilla. As far as I can gather the html>body #ID Element selector rule is ignored by IE, but understood by Mozilla and hence the width is accordingly reset to 90px.Below is for completeness sake a snippet of the new and improved style sheet.
/* start global nav */
#globalNav {
margin: 0;
border: 1px solid #6cc;
width: 110px;
}
/*
ul/li styles go here
*/
#globalNav a {
display: block;
padding: 2px 10px;
color: #f00;
background-color: #fff;
text-decoration: none;
border-bottom: 1px dotted #6cc;
width: 110px;
}
html>body #globalNav a { width: 90px; }
/* end global nav */


Antz (1998)
A film review by Mark O'Hara
>From the first scenes of the cavern where the ants carry on their busy lives, we see that Antz is a movie full of action and ideas. Too cerebral for young children, it has a pace and a charm that will attract everyone else. The film spends much of its 77 minutes looking at the worth of the individual and his place in society.
One indicator of popular culture in Antz is the struggle of the individual. Z, voiced by Woody Allen, plays the worker ant in analysis - just one item of Allen's schtick carried over into this, his first appearance in animation. Despite his small stature and relative shyness, Z carries through with actions that demonstrate his beliefs. >From refusing to stomp mindlessly in a massive line dance, to leaving the colony at one point, Z proves himself the ultimate democratic insect. Viewers surely enjoy rooting for the underdog, and Z serves well in the role of an inconsequential creature acquiring a voice. The only trouble is that we have to keep our disbelief suspended throughout the non-stop anthropomorphism: isn't it natural for ants to work as a collective, for the good of the colony?
Class is another theme explored in Antz. Along with pulling for the weak, we also obsess over royalty - and this plot allows for a real queen (Anne Bancroft) and her daughter Princess Bala (Sharon Stone). The only plot better than the triumph of an underdog occurs when the underdog pursues the heart of a princess. Z is irresistible when he schemes to meet Bala a second time, and stumbles into trouble with the princess' fiancÚ, the square-jawed Mandible (Gene Hackman) and his henchman. Though outrageous, Z's plight is everyman's: a peasant worker aspiring to a higher station - soldier - and what's worse, daring to dance with the daughter of the colony's birth-mother.
Aside from the university, Hollywood is a staunch promoter of correctness. In Antz, Dreamworks SKG has succeeded in portraying a rather pluralistic society; according to this story, no one should be able to say, "All ants look the same." (We can transfer this sentiment to a political context, and see that we are being taught gentle lessons in tolerance.) In any case, directors Eric Darnell and Lawrence Guterman adopted techniques from conventional animation, and used much of the actor's personality and appearance in the cartoon image. These representations are delightful, as in the case of Christopher Walken's long face to match the suave and menacing voice of Colonel Cutter.  So these ants really look nothing like each other, and the animation imitates the differences of real life - whether in body type or racial features or philosophical views. Finally, we observe other species of insects, including a reunion of Jane Curtin and Dan Ackroyd, as a pair of snobby yellow jackets.
Layering conflict upon conflict, the film suggests that we like old and busy plots; here old does not mean stale, as the movie wraps the plot in new paper. Heavy-duty digitized animation is clearly another ware we pay our money for. Antz is just as well-plotted and -animated as Toy Story but not as nice to look at. Its duller earth-tones fit its serious themes, though, and the mood is lightened by humor and by occasional ventures outside the colony to a land known as "Insectopia."
Antz mirrors our society in the way it promotes the value and dignity of each person. In an increasingly technological world, viewers like to see positive portrayals of common people and of their roles. Love stories and laughs don't hurt, either.
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Coronation Street SPOILERS: Fiz gets rid of Jade?
Jade has a new job
by Charlotte RodriguesIn next week's episodes of Coronation Street, it looks like Jade is moving onto a new job.
In preview pictures for on the ITV website Evelyn quizzes Jade about the role.
However Jade remains tight-lipped and shows an apparent lack of emotion when saying goodbye to Fiz.
Is this the last we'll see of Jade?
This week, Fiz's daughter Hope pushes Fiz and Tyrone to breaking point.
When the little girl, who has behaviour problems, asks for a firework party, Fiz puts her foot down worrying that her daughter's love of flammable objects is getting out of hand.
Although Tyrone is also worried he suggests they have the party to keep Hope happy.
But things soon get out of hand when Fiz notices the back garden is on fire and Hope is standing nearby watching the flames in amusement.
Read More: Coronation Street's Fiona Middleton 'could return with Christmas bombshell for Emma'
Fiz and Tyrone are horrified to realise Hope must've started the fire, but Jack soon reveals the fire had already started when he and Hope entered the back garden.
Did Hope start the fire, or could it of been home tutor Jade?
With the evidence pointing to Hope, Fiz admits to Tyrone she thinks her daughter was behind the fire in the factory building site.
Tyrone is shocked when his girlfriend admits she's been thinking the worst about Hope for weeks but didn't want to admit the truth out of fear he would leave her.
The pair eventually make up and take a stand against the little girl, deciding to be tougher on her.
But Jade is already stirring drama and suggests to Evelyn that Fiz's parenting skills aren't up to scratch.
And Jade's point seems to be confirmed when Fiz smashes Hope's iPad in a fit of rage after finding a lighter hidden in her doll.
Read More: Coronation Street star Beverley Callard shares adorable new photo of her grandson
However it's not all bad as Fiz soon receives a letter from Hope's old school saying there's space for her and she can return.
But with Hope returning to school, it means the family no longer need Jade.
Fiz is forced to break the news to the live-in tutor that her services are no longer needed. How will she take the news?
Coronation Street airs on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 7.30pm and 8.30pm on ITV.
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| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| Clock |
A clock providing access to the current instant.
|
| Environment |
Styx application Environment.
|
| FullHttpMessage |
All behaviour common to both full requests and full responses.
|
| HttpHandler |
Handles an
HttpRequest , returning an StyxObservable that is expected to publish a single HttpResponse value. |
| HttpInterceptor |
An interceptor can interact with a request before it is passed to the handler and/or the response from the handler
before it is returned.
|
| HttpInterceptor.Chain |
Coordinates the propagation of request and response through a chain of interceptors and back.
|
| HttpInterceptor.Context |
Context.
|
| Identifiable |
Indicates that an object has an id associated with it.
|
| MetricRegistry |
A registry for collecting all metrics.
|
| Resource |
Interface for a resource descriptor that abstracts from the actual type of underlying resource,
such as a file or class path resource.
|
| StreamingHttpMessage |
All behaviour common to both streaming requests and streaming responses.
|
| StyxLifecycleListener |
Listener for Styx plugin lifecycle events.
|
| StyxObservable<T> |
Exposes a transformation API for HTTP interceptors.
|
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| Announcer<T extends EventListener> |
A listener that propagates events to a list of event listeners that can be added or removed after the Announcer is constructed.
|
| Clocks |
Static utility methods pertaining to
Clock instances. |
| CustomHttpResponseStatus |
Custom HTTP response status codes.
|
| FlowControlDisableOperator<E> |
Requests as many event from upstream as possible (i.e.
|
| FormData |
Provides a representation of Form Url Encoded parameters extracted from an
HttpRequest . |
| FullHttpRequest |
HTTP request with a fully aggregated/decoded body.
|
| FullHttpRequest.Builder |
Builder.
|
| FullHttpResponse |
HTTP response with a fully aggregated/decoded body.
|
| FullHttpResponse.Builder |
Builder.
|
| HttpHeader |
Represents the key to value relationship in an HTTP header.
|
| HttpHeaderNames |
Provides optimized constants for the standard HTTP header names.
|
| HttpHeaders |
Represent a collection of
HttpHeader s from a single HTTP message. |
| HttpHeaders.Builder |
Builds headers.
|
| HttpHeaderValues |
Provides optimized constants for the standard HTTP header values.
|
| HttpMessageSupport |
Contains static methods for inspecting different properties of HTTP requests.
|
| HttpMethod |
Provides constants for HTTP Methods.
|
| HttpRequest |
HTTP request with a fully aggregated/decoded body.
|
| HttpRequest.Builder |
Builder.
|
| HttpResponse |
HTTP response with a fully aggregated/decoded body.
|
| HttpResponse.Builder |
Builder.
|
| HttpResponseStatus |
Contains all HTTP response status codes as HttpResponseStatus constants,
as well as a method to go from a code to its name.
|
| HttpVersion |
HTTP Version.
|
| Id |
An identifier.
|
| RequestCookie |
Represents an HTTP cookie as sent in the
Cookie header of an HTTP request. |
| ResponseCookie |
Represents an HTTP cookie as sent in the
Set-Cookie header. |
| ResponseCookie.Builder |
Builds response cookie.
|
| Url |
Alternate implementation for java.net.URL for easing its usage.
|
| Url.Authority |
Authority part of a url string.
|
| Url.Builder |
Builder for
Url instances. |
| Exception | Description |
|---|---|
| ContentOverflowException |
An exception that indicates that a content-aggregation operation exceeded the maximum permitted amount of content.
|
| NoServiceConfiguredException |
An exception thrown when there are no backend services configured for a particular path.
|
HttpInterceptor
interface for intercepting HTTP traffic, and classes
to represent HTTP Request and Response messages.
Styx exposes intercepted traffic to custom extensions via HttpInterceptor
class.
The intercepted live traffic is represented as HttpRequest
and
HttpResponse
classes.
The API also has aggregated FullHttpRequest
and FullHttpResponse
classes. They are useful for most situations apart from intercepting live traffic.Copyright © 2013–2018 Hotels.com. All rights reserved.


Issue: REQUIRE-PATHNAME-DEFAULTSReferences: *MODULES*, PROVIDE, REQUIRE, pp 188-191
LOAD, pp 426-427
Category: CHANGE
Edit history: Version 1 by Pierson 9/13/88
Version 2 by Pierson 9/19/88, change PROVIDE stuff per comments
Version 3 by Pierson 10/17/88, remove PROVIDE locaction specs.
Version 4 by Pierson 10/31/88, remove from language
Version 5 by Pierson 11/15/88, cleanup, fix discussion
Version 6 by Pierson 12/9/88, remove *MODULES* as well
Problem description:
PROVIDE and REQUIRE are a dual-purpose pair of functions that attempt
to provide multi-file Common Lisp programs with a single mechanism to
detect and correct incorrect load sequences. These functions were
also designed to be used for general file inclusion in Common Lisp.
Unfortunately, the file loading feature of REQUIRE is specified such
that it is inherently non-portable and environment dependent.
Proposal (REQUIRE-PATHNAME-DEFAULTS:ELIMINATE):
Remove PROVIDE, REQUIRE, and *MODULES* from the Common Lisp standard.
Test Cases/Examples:
(PROVIDE 'fft)
Would not be Common Lisp.
(REQUIRE 'fft)
Would not be Common Lisp.
Rationale:
The file loading feature of REQUIRE is non-portable. The remaining
functionality of PROVIDE and REQUIRE (pushing and testing *MODULES*)
can easily be implemented by user code. Since some implementations
will retain the automatic module loading features of REQUIRE and some
won't, use of REQUIRE will almost always make code less portable.
Current practice:
All implementations currently support some sort of file loading via
single-argument REQUIRE. In general, the Lisp Machine implementations
invoke the system module building/loading facility while the Unix
implementations simply try to load a file in the current directory.
Cost to Implementors:
Implementations will have to move PROVIDE and REQUIRE to their package
for implementation extensions and change their documentation to
indicate that PROVIDE and REQUIRE are non-standard. This is a fairly
small change.
Cost to Users:
Non-portable programs that rely on PROVIDE and REQUIRE will probably
be unaffected since implementations will probably maintain their
existing functionality. Since the current behavior is decidedly
non-portable, portable programs have to aviod or special-case PROVIDE
and REQUIRE anyway.
Cost of non-Adoption:
PROVIDE and REQUIRE will continue as impediments to portability.
Benefits:
The non-portability of PROVIDE and REQUIRE will be made obvious.
Aesthetics:
This simplifies the language by removing an environment-dependent
feature.
Discussion:
The cleanup committee tried to come up with a proposal to restrict
PROVIDE and REQUIRE to the portable subset of their functionality.
This failed because several implementors objected that it compelled
them to significantly reduce the functionality they provided users in
order to create a trivial feature which any user could easily write
for herself.
Fahlman, Gregor, Grey, Loosemore, Moon, Pierson, Pitman, Steele, and
Zacharias have expressed support for removing PROVIDE and REQUIRE from
the language, at least as the lesser of several evils.
JonL would much rather see PROVIDE and REQUIRE remain in the language
as a safety net behind any implementation-specific system building
facility. Pierson likes the safety net idea, but doesn't think it's
workable without forbidding REQUIRE from loading files.
Pitman suggested that PROVIDE and REQUIRE should be depricated rather
than removed entirely. Pierson agrees, but notes that Larry wants us
to deal with deprication versus elimination as a separate global topic.
Several people have expressed a desire not to break existing user
code. If accepted, this proposal should not break existing code
because all implementations are expected to retain their current
PROVIDE and REQUIRE functionality as an extension to Common Lisp.


The acquisition of manipulation skills in robotics involves the combination of object recognition, action-perception coupling and physical interaction with the environment. Several learning strategies have been proposed to acquire such skills. As for humans and other animals, the robot learner needs to be exposed to varied situations. It needs to try and refine the skill many times, and/or needs to observe several attempts of successful movements by others to adapt and generalize the learned skill to new situations. Such skill is not acquired in a single training cycle, motivating the need to compare, share and re-use the experiments.
In LEARN-REAL, we propose to learn manipulation skills through simulation for object, environment and robot, with an innovative toolset comprising: 1) a simulator with realistic rendering of variations allowing the creation of datasets and the evaluation of algorithms in new situations; 2) a virtual-reality interface to interact with the robots within their virtual environments, to teach robots object manipulation skills in multiple configurations of the environment; and 3) a web-based infrastructure for principled, reproducible and transparent benchmarking of learning algorithms for object recognition and manipulation by robots.
These features will extend existing softwares in several ways. 1) and 2) will capitalize on the widespread development of realistic simulators for the gaming industry and the associated low-cost virtual reality interfaces. 3) will harness the existing BEAT platform developed at Idiap, which will be extended to object recognition and manipulation by robots, including the handling of data, algorithms and benchmarking results. As use case, we will study the scenario of vegetable/fruit picking and sorting.
Thomas Duboudin, Maxime Petit and Liming Chen, Toward a Procedural Fruit Tree Rendering Framework for Image Analysis, 7th Int. Workshop on Image Analysis Methods in the Plant Sciences (IAMPS), Lyon (France), 2019.
Poster and Oral Presentation
Code: https://github.com/tduboudi/IAMPS2019-Procedural-Fruit-Tree-Rendering-Framework
Lingkun Luo, Liming Chen, Shiqiang Hu, Ying Lu and Xiaofang Wang, Discriminative and Geometry-Aware Unsupervised Domain Adaptation, IEEE Transactions on Cybernetics, Accepted in December 2019.
Ying Lu, Lingkun Luo, Di Huang, Yunhong Wang and Liming Chen, Knowledge Transfer in Vision Recognition: A Survey, ACM Computing Surveys, 2020.
Sunny Katyara, Fanny Ficuciello, Darwin G. Caldwell, Fei Chen, Bruno Siciliano, Reproducible Pruning System on Dynamic Natural Plants for Field Agricultural Robots, Human-Friendly Robotics (HFR 2020), Springer Proceedings in Advanced Robotics, 2020.
Carlo Rizzardo, Sunny Katyara, Miguel Ferandes, Fei Chen, The Importance and the Limitations of Sim2Real for Robotic Manipulation in Precision Agriculture, 2nd Workshop on Closing the Reality Gap in Sim2Real Transfer for Robotics in Robotics: Science and Systems (RSS2020), 2020.
Gao, X., Silvério, J., Pignat, E., Calinon, S., Li, M. and Xiao, X., (2021). Motion Mappings for Continuous Bilateral Teleoperation, IEEE Robotics and Automation Letters (RA-L), 2021.
Gao, X., Silvério, J., Calinon, S., Li, M. and Xiao, X., (2021). Bilateral Teleoperation with Object-Adaptive Mapping, Complex & Intelligent Systems.
Shetty, S., Silvério, J. and Calinon, S., (2022). Ergodic Exploration using Tensor Train: Applications in Insertion Tasks , IEEE Trans. on Robotics (T-RO), 38:2, 906-921
Sunny Katyara, Fanny Ficuciello, Darwin G. Caldwell, Bruno Siciliano, Fei Chen, Leveraging Kernelized Synergies on Shared Subspace for Precision Grasp and Dexterous Manipulation, IEEE Transactions on Cognitive and Developmental Systems (TCDS), submitted.


Notification effects
The notification effects allow giving information to the user on some several ways. Those kind of effects are used to give a feedback notion of the game to the user.
The effects within this group are the following:
- Player says: The main character will say the text introduced in this effect.
- Character: the character says the text introduced in this effect.
- Trigger book: the information of the book is showed.
- Show Text: the text is showed in the chosen position, and with the selected colors combination. We have to highlight that this text is no reproduced by any player, it could be consider an off-voice.
- Trigger cutscene: using a cutscene we provide information to the user. These scenes can be video or slides.
- Trigger a conversation: we provide information to the user through a conversation.


Setting up Rails Apps with Passenger and NGINX in Ubuntu, Ruby, Rails, NGINX
Deploy Rails Apps with Passenger and NGINX - Ubuntu
Difficulty: 2
Time: 30 minutes
Rails enables web developers to rapidly build quality applications, while NGINX is a lightweight, high-performance web server. In this article you will learn to deploy a Rails application on an NGINX web server using simple and powerful features of Phusion Passenger. This task assumes that you have sudo privileges.
Prerequisites
- Initial Server Setup - Ubuntu
- Install Ruby on Rails using RVM
- Deploy Rails Apps with Passenger and Apache - Ubuntu
- Fully Qualified Domain Name (FQDN) should point to the server.
Install NGINX and Passenger
- Update and install repositories, dependencies required for Ruby and NGINX.
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install git-core curl zlib1g-dev build-essential libssl-dev libreadline-dev libyaml-dev libsqlite3-dev sqlite3 libxml2-dev libxslt1-dev libcurl4-openssl-dev python-software-properties libffi-dev
- Add the
gpg
key, and install Phusion Passenger.
gpg --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com --recv-keys 561F9B9CAC40B2F7
gpg --armor --export 561F9B9CAC40B2F7 | sudo apt-key add -
sudo apt-get install apt-transport-https
- Add the Passenger repository in the source list.
sudo sh -c "echo 'deb https://oss-binaries.phusionpassenger.com/apt/passenger trusty main' >> /etc/apt/sources.list.d/passenger.list"
- Add the following permissions to the Passenger repositories:
sudo chown root: /etc/apt/sources.list.d/passenger.list
sudo chmod 600 /etc/apt/sources.list.d/passenger.list
- Run the update command.
sudo apt-get update
- Install NGINX and Passenger.
sudo apt-get install nginx-full passenger
- Select Ruby from the provided language options, and then press the Enter key.
Use <space> to select. If the menu doesn't display correctly, ensure that your terminal supports UTF-8.
- Ruby
- Python
- Node.js
- Meteor
- Select 1 and press Enter to continue. This action downloads, compiles, and installs the NGINX files with Passenger support.
1. Yes: download, compile and install Nginx for me. (recommended)
The easiest way to get started. A stock Nginx 1.4.4 with Passenger support, but with no other additional third party modules,
will be installed for you to a directory of your choice.
Configure a Test Rails Application
- Create a directory.
sudo mkdir -p /var/www
- Change directory to the
www
directory, and create a Rails application.
cd /var/www
rails new SampleApp
cd SampleApp
- Create sample resources.
rails generate scaffold Task title:string note:text
rake db:migrate RAILS_ENV=development
- Test SampleApp application by running the following command in the application directory:
rails s --bind=Your-Public-IP
On successful execution, you will see default page of Rails Application.
Configure NGINX
- Open the configuration file
nginx.conf
.
sudo vim /etc/nginx/nginx.conf
-
Uncomment the following line:
passenger_root /usr/lib/ruby/vendor_ruby/phusion_passenger/locations.ini;
passenger_ruby /home/deploy/.rbenv/shims/ruby; # If you use rbenv
- Save the changes.
- Restart the NGINX service.
sudo service nginx restart
- Open NGINX configuration file
/etc/nginx/sites-enabled/default
to configure the host.
sudo vim /etc/nginx/sites-enabled/default
- Replace the file's content with the following:
server {
listen 80 default_server;
listen [::]:80 default_server ipv6only=on;
server_name www.coolexample.com; // Replace coolexample.com with FQDN or Your-Public-IP
passenger_enabled on;
rails_env production;
root /var/www/SampleApp/public; // Your rails application's path
# redirect server error pages to the static page /50x.html
error_page 500 502 503 504 /50x.html;
location = /50x.html {
root html;
}
}
- To save and exit, press ESC and type :wq
- Restart the NGINX server:
sudo service nginx restart
Conclusion
In this article, you reviewed the steps to deploy a Rails application using NGINX and Passenger.


About me
Hello! My name is Zhou Shang. This is my first semester here at Silicon Valley. So far, I am very enjoyed this class. I have learned a ton of Js, HTML and CSS. I am looking forward to learn the different type of framework.
Hello! My name is Zhou Shang. This is my first semester here at Silicon Valley. So far, I am very enjoyed this class. I have learned a ton of Js, HTML and CSS. I am looking forward to learn the different type of framework.


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pixhdl
v1.1.3
A tool that generates entity diagrams from VHDL files.
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A command-line tool that produces graphical representations of entities from VHDL source files.
Source:
Output:
Source:
Output:
Pixhdl takes in a .vhd
/.vdhl
source file and generates an SVG image as an output.
For example, running
will generate a file called my_vhdl_source.svg
in the same directory as the source file.
If you want to specify where the output file should be created and how it should be called, you can run:
This will generate an image called my_entity_diagram.svg
in your home directory (~/
).
To get an exhaustive list of arguments, you can run:
In order to install pixhdl, get the latest release, decompress it, cd
into it, then run:
That will install pixhdl on your computer. You can verify that the installation was successful by running:
This command will show the current version of pixhdl installed on your computer.
In order to uninstall pixhdl, you have to cd
into the folder you got from when you installed it. If you no longer have that folder, you can just download the latest release, decompress it, and cd
into that.
Once you're into your pixhdl/
folder, you can run:
That will uninstall pixhdl from your computer if it was previously installed.
To read up on more detailed documentation, you can go on pixhdl's official site.
Or if you prefer, you can generate the docs locally with doxygen
:
The docs will be generated in the docs/doxygen/
directory. Open the docs/doxygen/html/index.html
file and read away!


New York City is one of the most linguistically diverse places in the world; linguists estimate that more than 800 different languages are spoken in the five boroughs.
And yet, we often think of language in a city like of New York as centered around “ethnic enclaves,” neighborhoods where minority language speakers cluster. While that model may hold some truth, it obscures how deeply integrated multilingualism is into the fabric of city life. This project offers a snapshot into some of the ways language is organized in the city - beyond the enclave.
The Queens Public Library collection contains materials in over 200 languages. Though the holdings in each library reflect the makeup of the neighborhood, patrons have access to all of it. The diversity of the collection is best understood by looking at the books in the middle. The 5 largest (Chinese, Spanish, Korean, Russian, and French) and the 150 smallest collections have been removed to illustrate the true diversity of languages available, and what we find is a collection that connects the world.
Many buildings in New York City seem like a miniature United Nations, where speakers of different and often unrelated languages live very close together. In this building, some apartments are connected by family (Polish, Patois, and Russian), but many are not, instead connected only by the walls they share and the lingua franca they use to bridge the communicative and cultural divide.
Almost every weekend in the summer, there is a street festival in New York City. Though many are centered around one ethnographic-linguistic group or geographic region, they take on a multilingual, multicultural identity through the attendees. Sometimes in a lingua franca, sometimes in a local language, and sometimes in another language altogether, these events bring together widely diverse communities.
Across the globe, food is associated with language, and in diasporic communities, culinary traditions often outlast linguistic ones. In a city such as New York, food trucks gather on corners, in business districts, and near schools. And even though customers may not always speak the language of the food they eat, workers don’t always speak it either.
Though a building might not be an ethnic enclave against the backdrop of the city, but for the residents, it can be an oasis. Buildings such as this one form micro-communities that have the power to sustain familial, linguistic, and social ties. Most of the Polish speaking residents are related by blood, marriage, or friendship, and all have at least one connection to Poland.


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| black box inc louisville | Williamsport |
| Branding | MyNetworkTV e-machine t2824 motherboard fuse location |
| cape dory 36 cutter | legden seek seson 1: 29 (what wrong me tired irritable) & mid parental height formula-DT 45.3 (UHF) |
| susan don kelly stockton | see article |
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| First air date | December 30, 1988 |
| evolution of man laptop | MYNetworkTV |
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| director and zombie movie | WILF (1988-2006) |
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Wiring diagram for an emachine computer
eMachine is built by Acer Acer is the "top of the line" name brand for that line Gateway. Is there a Club car wiring diagram? yes go to .
http://wiki.answers.com/Q/Wiring_diagram_for_an_emachine_computer
150 W ATX Power Supply HP-150SS - FixYa
Fuse internally was still good. This was from an emachine desktop. . same way to the motherboard, although 150W is very low for todays needs. . puting it on a e machine t2824 intel celeron. what can i do?to fix this . It´s in german, but doesn´t matter, check the last picture, it shows the Power On location.
http://www.fixya.com/support/t180461-150_w_atx_power_supply_hp_150ss
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Computer won't power up anymore... - TechSpot Forums
May 27, 2006 . Hi all, Ok, here goes: We have an eMachines T2824 desktop, pretty . I have never seen eMachine motherboard replacement, so better yet just .
http://www.techspot.com/community/topics/computer-wont-power-up-anymore.51019/
Computer won't power up anymore... - TechSpot Forums
May 27, 2006 . Hi all, Ok, here goes: We have an eMachines T2824 desktop, pretty . I have never seen eMachine motherboard replacement, so better yet just .
http://www.techspot.com/community/topics/computer-wont-power-up-anymore.51019/
150 W ATX Power Supply HP-150SS - FixYa
Fuse internally was still good. This was from an emachine desktop. . same way to the motherboard, although 150W is very low for todays needs. . puting it on a e machine t2824 intel celeron. what can i do?to fix this . It´s in german, but doesn´t matter, check the last picture, it shows the Power On location.
http://www.fixya.com/support/t180461-150_w_atx_power_supply_hp_150ss
Wiring diagram for an emachine computer
eMachine is built by Acer Acer is the "top of the line" name brand for that line Gateway. Is there a Club car wiring diagram? yes go to .
http://wiki.answers.com/Q/Wiring_diagram_for_an_emachine_computer
Wiring diagram for an emachine computer
eMachine is built by Acer Acer is the "top of the line" name brand for that line Gateway. Is there a Club car wiring diagram? yes go to .
http://wiki.answers.com/Q/Wiring_diagram_for_an_emachine_computer
Computer won't power up anymore... - TechSpot Forums
May 27, 2006 . Hi all, Ok, here goes: We have an eMachines T2824 desktop, pretty . I have never seen eMachine motherboard replacement, so better yet just .
http://www.techspot.com/community/topics/computer-wont-power-up-anymore.51019/
150 W ATX Power Supply HP-150SS - FixYa
Fuse internally was still good. This was from an emachine desktop. . same way to the motherboard, although 150W is very low for todays needs. . puting it on a e machine t2824 intel celeron. what can i do?to fix this . It´s in german, but doesn´t matter, check the last picture, it shows the Power On location.
http://www.fixya.com/support/t180461-150_w_atx_power_supply_hp_150ss
150 W ATX Power Supply HP-150SS - FixYa
Fuse internally was still good. This was from an emachine desktop. . same way to the motherboard, although 150W is very low for todays needs. . puting it on a e machine t2824 intel celeron. what can i do?to fix this . It´s in german, but doesn´t matter, check the last picture, it shows the Power On location.
http://www.fixya.com/support/t180461-150_w_atx_power_supply_hp_150ss
Wiring diagram for an emachine computer
eMachine is built by Acer Acer is the "top of the line" name brand for that line Gateway. Is there a Club car wiring diagram? yes go to .
http://wiki.answers.com/Q/Wiring_diagram_for_an_emachine_computer
[childrens attendance at funerals] Digital channels
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| 53.1 | e-machine t2824 motherboard fuse location DT | bo diddley home page | kadia water hand pump | Main e-machine t2824 motherboard fuse location programming / MyNetworkTV |
| 53.2 | WOLF DT | newton's laws project gifted | gourmet dutch oven recipes | Simulcast of boy haircut styles for 2008 |
| 53.3 | WSWB DT | 480i | 4:3 | Simulcast of star products ratchet wrench |
Computer won't power up anymore... - TechSpot Forums
May 27, 2006 . Hi all, Ok, here goes: We have an eMachines T2824 desktop, pretty . I have never seen eMachine motherboard replacement, so better yet just .
http://www.techspot.com/community/topics/computer-wont-power-up-anymore.51019/
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- self installing fs2004 addon
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CONTRIBUTE
Name the repo
Where is the code of conduct?
Where is the cohort specific
resources archive stored?
Where are FAC bye-laws stored?
Where are all of FAC's
logos and branding stored?
The Master Reference
London Programme repo
Members repo
HQ repo
Dan
@sofer
Ash
@astroash
Olly
@oliverjam
London course facilitator(s) ✌
How to contribute
1. Decide how big the change is
Tiny
- Correcting typos and dead links
- Doesn't need to trouble the MRMs
- Make a PR and assign to CF, who can review and merge
Minor
- Such as: restructuring a README in order to make workshop instructions clearer
- Not actually changing the content
- Raise an issue and assign to CF
- MRMs should be tagged as reviewers in any related PRs
Major
- Such as: proposing to change the content of a workshop
- Raise an issue and assign to CF, who then assigns to MRMs
- MRMs should also be tagged as reviewers in any related PRs


{% extends "base.html" %} {% block page_content %}
This is a simple note taking app, a simple style web application for taking quick notes that needs extra attention.
{{ note.body|safe }}


Create a function makeObservable(target)
that “makes the object observable” by returning a proxy.
Here’s how it should work:
```js run function makeObservable(target) { /* your code */ }
let user = {}; user = makeObservable(user);
user.observe((key, value) => { alert(SET ${key}=${value}
); });
user.name = “John”; // alerts: SET name=John ```
In other words, an object returned by makeObservable
is just like the original one, but also has the method observe(handler)
that sets handler
function to be called on any property change.
Whenever a property changes, handler(key, value)
is called with the name and value of the property.
P.S. In this task, please only take care about writing to a property. Other operations can be implemented in a similar way.


These actions have unique platform-specific implementations for Mac and Windows. When you request either action you'll receive a FileOperation
if they are supported on the current platform, or null
if they are not.
The Desktop class will support these features in Java 1.9, but this is currently being written for Java 1.8 compliance.
With that painful experience in mind I built some indeterminate dialog feedback for these actions. The dialogs didn't need a functioning "Cancel" button because once we issue the command we can't abort. But the dialogs should be able to transition to error/feedback dialogs if necessary.
If the action takes longer than that threshold: an indeterminate (uncloseable) dialog is shown until the action completes. (If you called the action on the event dispatch thread: a new thread is created to execute the action and we set up a secondary event loop on the EDT until the action can complete.)
Both actions return a boolean indicating "success" or "failure". If they return "failure" or throw an exception: then we'll show an error dialog indicating what went wrong.
Design-wise you may argue that the "reveal" action showing an error dialog is redundant feedback. (Because the user can see it failed.) But the "move to trash" action definitely needs a layer of feedback because if we say nothing: the user will assume it was successful. In fact you probably want to go a step further and add some sort of notification in your app that the deletion was a success.


This page details information regarding the changes made between each version of the Modder’s manual, as well as release dates. Tracking of changes and the inclusion of a changelog did not begin until the August 6th 2017.
Version 0.1.9 (October 8th 2019)
- Added information about the second row of the palettes
Version 0.1.8 (October 1st 2017)
- Added video tutorials to the Getting Started section, provided by MAD.
Version 0.1.7 (September 22nd 2017)
- Fixed a bug on the NPCs page where the link to the NPC Listing did not work correctly.
- Updated the download for the Level Editor to version 0.1.4 (most recent verison).
- Added a download to the template tile graphics for the Level Editor, for those that want to create custom tile graphics.
Version 0.1.6 (September 8th 2017)
- Fixes and improvements to layer information on the Tile Reference.
- Added a download link for the new TEIN Editor application in the Downloads section.
- Updates to the Manual Syntax page, specifically regarding memory address formatting.
- Added the Physics page (some values are missing), as well as links via both Contents and Modding Reference.
- Added the Art Alts. page (not all alts have images yet), as well as links via both Contents and Modding Reference.
- Updated the NPCs page with some new information:
- Info regarding using Art Alts. to change NPC movie clips.
- Info on the address locations of the tumor counts to trigger alt. text.
- Updates to the Tile Graphics section of the Tilesets page:
- Added information regarding art alts.
- Updated the example images.
- Added two new tilesets to the list.
- Added new sections to the Tilesets page:
- Palette.
- Cart Intro PNG.
- Cart Intro Palette.
- Toxic Timer.
- Background Graphics.
- Foreground Graphics.
- Stop Previous Music.
- Area Type.
- NPC.
- Overlay Graphics.
- Music Volume.
- Ambience Volume.
- Music.
- Ambience.
- Art Alts.
- General fixes and improvements.
Version 0.1.5 (August 13th 2017)
- Added a guide on "How to Add NPCs" to the Getting Started / Tutorials section, by FUNKENGINE.
- Added a Manual Syntax page to the Getting Started / Tutorials section, outlining common syntax used in the manual.
- Added directory/path locations to files and data on any pages suitable (e.g. the location of the Tilesets file).
- Formatted variable names properly on the Palettes page.
- Updated the credits page.
- Added the NPCs page, as well as links via both Contents and Modding Reference.
- General fixes and improvements.
Version 0.1.4 (August 9th 2017)
- Removed temporary fix for hyphens appearing incorrectly, will find a permanent solution in a future version.
- Changes to the Tile Reference:
- Massive overhaul to information and details of the individual tiles (mostly enemies).
- Added details on which tiles are movable and which are immovable.
- Added the numbering/lettering system from the original Tile Reference / Editor Overview by pm2k, to make crossover between using either reference easier.
- Reordered tile layout, it matches the TEIN editor now which is more useful.
- Removed the layer headers, they were redundant due to layer information being shown on the right.
- Added any Tilesets page links that previously did nothing, due to it not existing.
- Added the Tilesets page (still incomplete), as well as links via both Contents and Modding Reference:
- Added the Tile Graphics section.
- Added the Area Name and Area Label Frame sections.
- Added the Overview and Variable Overview sections.
Version 0.1.3 (August 8th 2017)
- Fixed highlighting on "colormapped_duplicatdforstupidreasons" in Adding Palettes section.
- Fixed problems with the Tile Reference jittering on certain screen sizes.
Version 0.1.2 (August 7th 2017)
- Added new Palette Remarks info regarding the effects of incorrectly resizing the palette file.
- Removed the Palette Remarks info regarding resizing the palette file.
- Added a new section to Palettes that explains how to add more palettes to the game.
Version 0.1.1 (August 7th 2017)
- Temporary fix for hyphens showing up incorrectly in the font.
- Fixes and improvements to the Tile Reference (particularly the Agonyia (Large)).
- Reformatted the Palettes page to take up less space and look more appealing.
- Added a background splat effect to page headers/titles.
- Added more padding to the top and bottom of page headers/titles.
Version 0.1.0 (August 6th 2017)
- Fixes and improvements to the Tile Reference (particularly the Weighted Movement Triggers).
- Removed all links that referenced non-existent pages (particularly the Tilesets page), they were confusing.
- Slight changes to the homepage text, explains the downloads section as well now.
- Added TEIN Packer/Unpacker application and source code to the downloads section.
- Slight changes to the in-development text on the homepage.
- Improvements to the navigation bar, visually:
- Made the text slightly larger.
- Added a dropshadow around each of the navigation buttons.
- Background splat effects are constant now (not just hover), so that text stands out on the background.
- Changed the colour to match other hyperlinks, visually consistent with the rest of the manual.
- Fixed it from being off-center, now centered correctly.
- Fixed apostrophes not showing up correctly in the font (before: ' and after: ’ ).
- Began implementing and adding content to the Credits page.
- Added a Download page, for obtaining useful modding tools, etc.
- Added a Changelog page for tracking updates/changes.


RPC ports can vary. Here are some findings based off of RPC ports and data gathered from ifmap (impacket)
Metasploit can analyze these
https://www.offensive-security.com/metasploit-unleashed/scanner-dcerpc-auxiliary-modules/


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#include "identity.h"
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Macros | |
| #define | REQUEST "GET_SERVERS" |
Functions | |
| int | init_program (struct addrinfo *id_server, int_fast32_t *outgoing_fd, int_fast32_t *binded_fd, list *msgservers_lst, server *sel_server, struct itimerspec *new_timer, int_fast32_t *timer_fd) |
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| char * | get_servers (int fd, struct addrinfo *id_server) |
| list | parse_servers (char *id_serv_info) |
| list | fetch_servers (int fd, struct addrinfo *id_server) |
| Grabs the servers from the identity server and returns them in a list of server structures. More... | |
| #define REQUEST "GET_SERVERS" |
Definition at line 3 of file identity.c.
| list fetch_servers | ( | int | fd, |
| struct addrinfo * | id_server | ||
| ) |
Grabs the servers from the identity server and returns them in a list of server structures.
| fd | File descriptor for comunication with id_server |
| id_server | Identity Server IP address info |
Definition at line 134 of file identity.c.
| char* get_servers | ( | int | fd, |
| struct addrinfo * | id_server | ||
| ) |
Definition at line 59 of file identity.c.
| int init_program | ( | struct addrinfo * | id_server, |
| int_fast32_t * | outgoing_fd, | ||
| int_fast32_t * | binded_fd, | ||
| list * | msgservers_lst, | ||
| server * | sel_server, | ||
| struct itimerspec * | new_timer, | ||
| int_fast32_t * | timer_fd | ||
| ) |
Initiates the program variables.
| id_server | Identity Server |
| outgoing_fd | File descriptor for comunication with id_server |
| binded_fd | File decriptor for receiving info "MESSAGES" |
| msgservers_lst | List with the msgservers |
| sel_server | Selected server to operate (NULL if none) |
| new_timer | Timer spec for verifying the servers |
| timer_fd | File descriptor to trigger on a schedule |
Definition at line 5 of file identity.c.
| list parse_servers | ( | char * | id_serv_info | ) |
Definition at line 98 of file identity.c.


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ACCU
2012 Session Proposal
Title:†††††††††††††††† Database Development Using TDD
Type:††††††††††††††† Tutorial
Duration:††††††††† 90 minutes
Speaker:†††††††††† Chris Oldwood
Session Description
The modern day RDBMS is a complex product that offers so much more than just data persistence. The SQL language, with its vendor specific variants such as T-SQL, provides the ability to develop code in various forms to read, transform & write that data efficiently. This code requires constant testing right from its inception through its various incarnations until it is finally retired.
TDD is a technique that promotes writing those tests at the front of the development process, whether that be because youíre writing new code or changing existing code. The knock-on effect of this approach is that your client-based perspective opens your eyes to potential variations in the implementation, and that is where the second ĎDí in TDD turns from Development into Design. With a solid automated test suite and Continuous Integration under your belt too the world of refactoring opens itself up so that your database design can safely evolve.
This session looks at applying the same principles and disciplines used in other areas of system development to tame the ever increasing complexity that has arisen from the maturity of the RDBMS.
Speaker Biography
Chris started out as a bedroom coder in the 80s writing assembler on 8-bit micros; these days itís C++ and C# on Windows in big plush corporate offices. His career has covered both shrink wrapped applications and in-house systems with the past 5 years focusing on grid-based distributed systems in the Finance industry. When not attached to a keyboard and screen he has a wife and four children to entertain, dips his toe in the local swimming pool and provides the commentary for the annual Godmanchester Gala Day Duck Race.


Ottawa Senators crush Rangers as Chabot stars
by Lisa WallaceThe Ottawa Senators have finally found a winning game plan.
Anders Nilsson made 30 saves as the Senators beat the New York Rangers 4-1 on Friday night for Ottawa’s first three-game win streak of the season. The Senators have won seven of their last nine and are .500 for the first time this campaign.
“I think we’re playing some really good hockey,” said Anders Nilsson, who stopped 30 shots. “You saw the way we played (Friday) and especially the way we played in the first period. We came out and had one of the best periods all year in the first and shut them down completely.”
Nilsson has won his last four starts at home allowing just five goals through that stretch.
Thomas Chabot had a goal and an assist for the Senators (11-11-1), while Logan Brown, Tyler Ennis and Anthony Duclair also scored.
Jacob Trouba scored the lone goal for the Rangers (9-9-2), while Henrik Lundqvist stopped 35 shots.
Lundqvist will have to wait until Saturday to try and move into fifth place for career wins in NHL history. Lundqvist’s 454 wins has him tied with Curtis Joseph.
The Rangers have been going through their own struggles and Lundqvist admitted New York could take a page from the Senators’ playbook.
“They work hard and that’s why they’ve been winning,” Lundqvist said. “If you look at their record the last few weeks they win because they work really hard and pay attention to the details within their game. They earn their wins.”
Ennis gave the Senators a 3-1 lead as he fought his way to the net and beat Lundqvist with a wrist shot in the opening minutes of the second.
The Rangers had a great opportunity to get back in the game midway through the second when Christian Jaros was assessed a double minor for high sticking, but failed to take advantage.
“An abysmal game in so many ways,” said New York head coach David Quinn. “Give Ottawa a lot of credit. They played hard, they played smart, they won every foot race and they won every one-on-one battle.
“This is as disappointing as it’s been because I thought we were going in the right direction and building off a couple real good ones for us, but it’s back to square one.”
The Rangers then got into penalty trouble, giving Ottawa a two-man advantage. Lundqvist made three big saves, but was then beat by Duclair.
The Senators had a second two-man advantage, but were unable to beat Lundqvist.
Chabot opened scoring for Ottawa just 57 seconds into the game for his first goal in 17 games.
The Senators took a 2-0 lead at the six-minute mark with a power-play goal by Brown, for his first career NHL goal.
Brown, who was playing his 15th career game, was excited to finally get his first goal out of the way and was thrilled it held up as the game winner.
“That’s something I’ve dreamt about my whole life,” said Brown. “Especially the past couple weeks with all the unlucky bounces I’ve had. I’ve been thinking about getting that one.”
Trouba’s shot from inside the blueline took a bounce that fooled Nilsson to cut that lead in half with just under three minutes remaining in the first period.
This was the third and final meeting between the two teams this. The Senators play seven of their next eight games on the road.


{% extends 'base.html' %} {% block content %}
Use the following form to add a new meeting. ***Please Note: ALL fields are required***


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Registers a BuilderFunction for a specific StateObject property (e.g., parent
, url
, or path
).
More than one BuilderFunction can be registered for a given property.
The BuilderFunction(s) will be used to define the property on any subsequently built StateObject objects.
The name of the State property being registered for.
The BuilderFunction which will be used to build the State property
a function which deregisters the BuilderFunction
Removes a state from the registry
This removes a state from the registry. If the state has children, they are are also removed from the registry.
the state's name or object representation
a list of removed states
Gets all registered states
Calling this method with no arguments will return a list of all the states that are currently registered. Note: this does not return states that are queued but not yet registered.
a list of StateDeclarations
Gets a registered state
Given a state or a name, finds and returns the StateDeclaration from the registry. Note: this does not return states that are queued but not yet registered.
either the name of a state, or a state object.
the base state to use when stateOrName is relative.
a registered StateDeclaration that matched the stateOrName
, or null if the state isn't registered.
Listen for a State Registry events
Adds a callback that is invoked when states are registered or deregistered with the StateRegistry.
let allStates = registry.get();
// Later, invoke deregisterFn() to remove the listener
let deregisterFn = registry.onStatesChanged((event, states) => {
switch(event) {
case: 'registered':
states.forEach(state => allStates.push(state));
break;
case: 'deregistered':
states.forEach(state => {
let idx = allStates.indexOf(state);
if (idx !== -1) allStates.splice(idx, 1);
});
break;
}
});
a callback function invoked when the registered states changes.
The function receives two parameters, event
and state
.
See StateRegistryListener
a function that deregisters the listener
Adds a state to the registry
Registers a StateDeclaration or queues it for registration.
Note: a state will be queued if the state's parent isn't yet registered.
the definition of the state to register.
the internal StateObject object. If the state was successfully registered, then the object is fully built (See: StateBuilder). If the state was only queued, then the object is not fully built.
Gets the implicit root state
Gets the root of the state tree. The root state is implicitly created by UI-Router. Note: this returns the internal StateObject representation, not a StateDeclaration
the root StateObject
Generated using TypeDoc
A registry for all of the application's StateDeclarations
This API is found at
router.stateRegistry
(UIRouter.stateRegistry)


 Have fun generating handwriting in your own style!
If you find this project cool, you can give this project a star on github. Thanks for your appreciation. :)
I am pursuing Professional Masters (in Machine learning) at Mila, University of Montreal, Canada. I am interested in machine learning and its applications. I am actively looking for an internship starting January 2020.
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Jennifer Liang is a first year at Harvard University studying Applied Math and Computer Science. She enjoys reading, making very aesthetic book posts, robotics, coding, watching Tik Toks, petting Remy the Cat, annoying her friends to get Tik Tok, watching Kdramas, and, obviously, hanging out with Phyllis.
Phyllis Zhang is a first year at Harvard University studying Molecular & Cellular Biology and Computer Science. She enjoys trying to bake, drawing cute animals, being angry about politics, running from Remy the Cat, eating, watching telenovelas and Cdramas, swimming, and hanging out with Jennifer except when Jennifer wants her to go to the gym.


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t1a10-Event-by-Horatio.html
Good reference to HTML Events
Events are HTML code that activates Javascript code
Functions code
&it input type=button value="Example onClick" onClick="{
alert('hi')
}" >
Example Working Code
...
Dont look at the other text
List of Events
onClick, onDbClick, onChange, onBlue, onFocus, onMouseMove, onTouch,
onKeydown, onKeyPress, onDragStart, onTouchStart, onTouchEnd, onTouchMove,
onLoad, onBlur, onCopy, onPaste, onPause, onPlay, onAbort, onredo


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| Last Update: | Tue May 15 11:38:22 -0400 2007 |
So you want to create your own FacebookBot, eh? Good plan, sir or madam! I have included three example bots for you, in order of difficulty here they are: basic_bot.rb, example_bot.rb, complex_bot.rb.
Here‘s a solid example to get you started:
require 'facebook_bot/facebook_bot' fb = FacebookBot.new({:email =><EMAIL_ADDRESS>:password => 'imfat'}) fb.set_status 'I loves facebookbot!'
That‘s all there is to it, folks! Isn‘t that easy? Easy peasy lemon squeezy!
You can take a gander at basic_bot.rb to see how a bot could login to your Facebook profile and update your status. Its basically the code I just shared with you above, plus some comments and lines and such.
This bot does a little bit more, but not too much. We didn‘t want to overwhelm you with parenthesis and clauses and such.. yet. All this bot does is login to your profile, pokes one of your friends at random, and changes your status to a random phrase. Then it just goes to sleep for 15 to 30 minutes, and perks right back up and starts the whole process over again. It is all pretty simple and easy to follow. I hope. You can ignore all that jibberish about OPTIONS and ARGV and debugging and such.
 This is a very complicated bot that does all sorts of crazy things. better yet, I am constantly updating it to do more crazy nonsense! You can look at this for some great examples of how to do a certain thing. I wouldn‘t actually run this for your own account, however, lest ye be asking for trouble! Well, I am asking for trouble.. which is why I run it on my Facebook profile. Yee-haw!
Hark! C‘mon fair child! Can you not try things out on your own for once?  Go for the gold! Gusto!


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This field allows selection of Cygwin Killer installation, which should be used for proccess termination.
This installations should be configured in "Cygwin Killer Installations" section.
Installations become available after reopening of the configuration page.
More info:
Cygwin Process Killer Plugin
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mystateEngine.setEventTrigger(trigName, trigFn)
trigName String name of the trigger
trigFn Function that returns true if the trigger is met. The trigger function will receive the event name, value, and the instance name of who sent the event
Nothing
This method registers a trigger on the state engine's trigger table. Trigger tables are only used in FStEng v1.5 (not the book version).


Shortest Job First
In SJF Scheduling,
• Out of all the available processes, CPU is assigned to the process having smallest burst time.
• In case of a tie, it is broken by FCFS Scheduling.
• SJF Scheduling can be used in both preemptive and non-preemptive mode.
• Preemptive mode of Shortest Job First is called as Shortest Remaining Time First (SRTF).
SJF is a full form of (Shortest job first) is a scheduling algorithm in which the process with the shortest execution time should be selected for execution next. This scheduling method can be preemptive or non-preemptive. It significantly reduces the average waiting time for other processes awaiting execution.
Characteristics of SJF Scheduling:
• It offers non-preemptive and pre-emptive scheduling algorithm.
• In this method, when the CPU is available, the next process or job with the shortest completion time will be executed first.
• It is Implemented with non-preemptive policy.
• This algorithm method is useful for batch-type processing, where waiting for jobs to complete is not critical.
• It improves job output by offering shorter jobs, which should be executed first, which mostly have a shorter turnaround time.


WITNESS LIST Appropriations-S/C on Education Committee November 16, 2000-1:30P Interim On: de la Rosa, Dr. Manuel (Texas Tech Health Science Center) Fowler, Chris (Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board) McGee, M.D., Dr. Gordon (Border Health Institute) Molinar, Jorge A (Border Watch) Natalicio, Dr. Diana (University of Texas at El Paso) Pauli, Ann (Paso del Norte Health Foundation) Rodriguez, Jose (El Paso County Attorney) Smith, Albert C (El Paso League of Men-Voters)


Nick Saban Says Auburn Is The “Best Team” Alabama Has Played This Season
by Matt LombardiAlabama is currently on the outside looking in when it comes to the College Football Playoff, and most analysts agree that the Crimson Tide will need to dominate Auburn in their annual rivalry game on Saturday if they want any chance of sneaking in. Nick Saban appears to already be campaigning for his squad’s inclusion.
Saban told reporters Monday afternoon that Auburn is “probably the best team” that Alabama has faced this season. He also noted that playing at Jordan-Hare Stadium will be the toughest environment the team has dealt with.
The second part is true. But considering Auburn is a three-loss team and Alabama already lost to undefeated LSU at home, it doesn’t make a ton of sense that the (Auburn) Tigers are the best team the Crimson Tide have faced.
Analysts are accusing Saban of artificially beefing up the Tigers so Alabama’s potential win looks better.
What Saban says doesn’t really matter. The selection committee is going to make its playoff picks based on what it thinks – not what any head coaches think.
Alabama can’t win the SEC West and therefore can’t play in the league’s title game, so it only has one more impression to make on the committee. As noted, it will need to crush Auburn to have a shot.
This year’s Iron Bowl kicks off at 3:30 PM ET on CBS.


Conditional Comments
Instructions: Ugh, yes, Internet Explorer is still a thing. Luckily, with CSS, you can bend it to your will, or just straight up give it the Vulcan Death Grip.
Create some IE Conditional Comments and view the result in Net Renderer if you're viewing this from a live server. Otherwise, just take my word for it ;)
These are HTML comments, as you might have recognized. What you would do is place the conditional comment in the head of your HTML file, below your stylesheet reference.
Within the comment, you could add anything from HTML to inline CSS, or a link to an external stylesheet specifically for Internet Explorer! Only IE will recognize this comment, which means you can do anything to manipulate the CSS specfically for IE!
For example:
<head>
<link rel="stylesheet" href="app.css">
<!--[if IE]> <link rel="stylesheet" href="ie.css"> <![endif]-->
</head>
Here are the different types of conditional commenst you can use.
<!--[if IE 6]> Internet Explorer 6 <![endif]-->
<!--[if IE 7]> Internet Explorer 7 <![endif]-->
<!--[if IE 8]> Internet Explorer 8 <![endif]-->
<!--[if IE 9]> Internet Explorer 9 <![endif]-->
To style for a specific version of IE or lower, use the following.
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To style for a specific version of IE or higher, use the following.
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To style for all applicable versions of IE (6 - 9), use the following.
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Water {
Salt Water = {{ resource.saltWater }}
Fresh Water = {{ resource.freshWater }}
Elixir = {{ resource.elixir }}
Pearls = {{ resource.pearl }}
Mining {
Iron = {{ resource.iron }}
Coal = {{ resource.coal }}
Titanium = {{ resource.titanium }}
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Aishwarya Rai Bachchan, Mira Kapoor and others attend Riteish-Genelia’s son’s birthday bash
Riteish Deshmukh and Genelia Deshmukh celebrated their son Riaan's birthday which was attended by celebrities, including Aishwarya Rai Bachchan, Abhishek Bachchan and Mira Kapoor among others.


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HSJU - House Committee on the Judiciary
The Committee on the Judiciary has been called the lawyer for the House of Representatives because of its jurisdiction over matters relating to the administration of justice in federal courts, administrative bodies, and law enforcement agencies. Its infrequent but important role in impeachment proceedings has also brought it much attention.
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|<PHONE_NUMBER> |
70 N. Mason St. |
Harrisonburg |
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22802 |
|<PHONE_NUMBER> |
916 Main St. Suite 300 |
Lynchburg |
VA |
24504 |
|<PHONE_NUMBER> |
10 Franklin Rd. Suite 540 |
Roanoke |
VA |
24011 |
|<PHONE_NUMBER> |
117 S. Lewis St. Suite 215 |
Staunton |
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24401 |
Steve King
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1421 S. Bell Ave. Suite 102 |
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723 Central Ave. |
Fort Dodge |
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50501 |
|<PHONE_NUMBER> |
202-1st Street SE Suite 126 |
Mason City |
IA |
50401 |
|<PHONE_NUMBER> |
526 Nebraska St. |
Sioux City |
IA |
51101 |
|<PHONE_NUMBER> |
306 Grand Ave. |
Spencer |
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51301 |
Steve Cohen
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167 N. Main St. The Clifford Davis/Odell Horton Federal Building Suite 369 |
Memphis |
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38103 |
Matt Gaetz
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|<PHONE_NUMBER> |
4300 Bayou Blvd. Suite 13 |
Pensacola |
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32503 |
Ted Lieu
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|<PHONE_NUMBER> |
5055 Wilshire Blvd. Suite 310 |
Los Angeles |
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90036 |
|<PHONE_NUMBER> |
1600 Rosecrans Ave. 4th Floor |
Manhattan Beach |
CA |
90266 |
Trey Gowdy
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|<PHONE_NUMBER> |
104 S. Main St. |
Greenville |
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29601 |
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101 W. St John St. |
Spartanburg |
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29306 |
Eric Swalwell
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3615 Castro Valley Blvd. |
Castro Valley |
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94546 |
Hakeem S. Jeffries
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445 Neptune Ave. Community Room 2C 1st Floor |
Brooklyn |
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11224 |
|<PHONE_NUMBER> |
55 Hanson Pl. Suite 603 |
Brooklyn |
NY |
11217 |
Martha Roby
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| AL |
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|<PHONE_NUMBER> |
505 E. Three Notch St. City Hall #322 |
Andalusia |
AL |
36420 |
|<PHONE_NUMBER> |
217 Graceland Dr. Suite 5 |
Dothan |
AL |
36305 |
|<PHONE_NUMBER> |
401 Adams Ave. Suite 160 |
Montgomery |
AL |
36104 |
Bradley Scott Schneider
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| phone |
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|<PHONE_NUMBER> |
111 Barclay Blvd. Suite 200 |
Lincolnshire |
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60069 |
Cedric L. Richmond
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| LA |
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|<PHONE_NUMBER> |
1520 Thomas H Delpit Dr. Suite 126 |
Baton Rouge |
LA |
70802 |
|<PHONE_NUMBER> |
200 Derbigny St. Suite 3200 |
Gretna |
LA |
70053 |
|<PHONE_NUMBER> |
2021 Lakeshore Dr. Suite 309 |
New Orleans |
LA |
70122 |
Andy Biggs
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|<PHONE_NUMBER> |
2509 S. Power Rd. Suite 205 |
Mesa |
AZ |
85209 |
Ken Buck
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|<PHONE_NUMBER> |
900 Castleton Rd. Suite 112 |
Castle Rock |
CO |
80109 |
|<PHONE_NUMBER> |
1023 39th Ave. |
Greeley |
CO |
80634 |
Ron DeSantis
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|<PHONE_NUMBER> |
1000 City Center Cir. |
Port Orange |
FL |
32129 |
|<PHONE_NUMBER> |
3940 Speedway Suite 2104 |
St. Augustine |
FL |
32084 |
Mike Johnson
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| LA |
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| phone |
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|<PHONE_NUMBER> |
2250 Hospital Dr. Suite 248 |
Bossier City |
LA |
71111 |
|<PHONE_NUMBER> |
444 Caspari Dr. South Hall Room 224 |
Natchitoches |
LA |
71497 |
|<PHONE_NUMBER> |
3329 University Parkway Building 552 Room 24 |
Leesville |
LA |
71446 |
Steve Chabot
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| OH |
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|<PHONE_NUMBER> |
441 Vine St. Rm. 3003 |
Cincinnati |
OH |
45202 |
|<PHONE_NUMBER> |
11 S. Broadway |
Lebanon |
OH |
45036 |
Sheila Jackson Lee
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|<PHONE_NUMBER> |
4300 Lyons Ave. |
Houston |
TX |
77020 |
|<PHONE_NUMBER> |
1919 Smith St. Suite 1180 |
Houston |
TX |
77002 |
|<PHONE_NUMBER> |
420 W. 19th St. |
Houston |
TX |
77008 |
|<PHONE_NUMBER> |
6719 W. Montgomery Suite 204 |
Houston |
TX |
77091 |
Henry C. "Hank" Johnson, Jr.
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|<PHONE_NUMBER> |
5240 Snapfinger Park Dr. Suite 130 |
Decatur |
GA |
30035 |
Tom Marino
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543 Easton Turnpike Suite 101 |
Lake Ariel |
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18436 |
|<PHONE_NUMBER> |
713 Bridge St. Room 29 |
Selinsgrove |
PA |
17870 |
|<PHONE_NUMBER> |
1020 Commerce Park Dr. Suite 1A |
Williamsport |
PA |
17701 |
Jamie Raskin
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51 Monroe St. Suite 507 |
Rockville |
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20850 |
Jason Chaffetz
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51 S. University Ave. Suite 318 |
Provo |
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84601 |
F. James Sensenbrenner, Jr.
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120 Bishops Way. Room 154 |
Brookfield |
WI |
53005-6294 |
Karen Bass
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4929 Wilshire Blvd. Suite 650 |
Los Angeles |
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90010 |
Blake Farenthold
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101 N. Shoreline Blvd. Suite 300 |
Corpus Christi |
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78401 |
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5606 N. Navarro St. Suite 203 |
Victoria |
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77904 |
Trent Franks
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7121 W. Bell Rd. Suite 200 |
Glendale |
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85308 |
Jim Jordan
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500 S. Sandusky Ave. |
Bucyrus |
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44820 |
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3121 W. Elm Plz. |
Lima |
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45805 |
|<PHONE_NUMBER> |
13 E. Main St. |
Norwalk |
OH |
44857 |
Lamar Smith
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2211 S. Ih-35 Suite 106 |
Austin |
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78741 |
|<PHONE_NUMBER> |
301 Junction Hwy. Suite 346C |
Kerrville |
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78028 |
|<PHONE_NUMBER> |
1100 NE Loop 410 Suite 640 |
San Antonio |
TX |
78209 |
David N. Cicilline
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1070 Main St. Suite 300 |
Pawtucket |
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02860 |
Zoe Lofgren
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635 N. First St. Suite B |
San Jose |
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95112 |
Darrell E. Issa
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|<PHONE_NUMBER> |
33282 Golden Lantern Ste 102 |
Dana Point |
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92629 |
|<PHONE_NUMBER> |
1800 Thibodo Rd. #310 |
Vista |
CA |
92081 |
Doug Collins
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210 Washington St. Suite 202 |
Gainesville |
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30501 |
Raúl R. Labrador
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1250 Ironwood Dr. Suite 241 |
Coeur d'Alene |
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83814 |
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313 D St. Suite 107 |
Lewiston |
ID |
83501 |
|<PHONE_NUMBER> |
33 E. Broadway Ave. Suite 251 |
Meridian |
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83642 |
Pramila Jayapal
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1904 3rd Ave. Suite 510 |
Seattle |
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98101 |
John Conyers, Jr.
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231 W. Lafayette 669 Federal Bldg |
Detroit |
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48226 |
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33300 Warren Rd. Suite 13 |
Westland |
MI |
48185 |
Luis V. Gutiérrez
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3240 W. Fullerton Ave. |
Chicago |
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60647 |
Ted Poe
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1801 Kingwood Dr. Suite 240 |
Kingwood |
TX |
77339 |
Jerrold Nadler
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| NY |
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link |
| phone |
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|<PHONE_NUMBER> |
6605 Fort Hamilton Pky. |
Brooklyn |
NY |
11219 |
|<PHONE_NUMBER> |
201 Varick St. Suite 669 |
New York |
NY |
10014 |
John Ratcliffe
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|<PHONE_NUMBER> |
6531 Horizon Rd. Suite A |
Rockwall |
TX |
75032 |
|<PHONE_NUMBER> |
100 W. Houston St. 1st Floor |
Sherman |
TX |
75090 |
|<PHONE_NUMBER> |
2600 N. Robison Rd. Texarkana College – Health Science Building Suite 190 |
Texarkana |
TX |
75599 |
Louie Gohmert
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|<PHONE_NUMBER> |
101 E. Methvin Ste 302 |
Longview |
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75601 |
|<PHONE_NUMBER> |
300 E. Shepherd Ste 210 |
Lufkin |
TX |
75901 |
|<PHONE_NUMBER> |
102 W. Houston St. |
Marshall |
TX |
75670 |
|<PHONE_NUMBER> |
101 W. Main Ste 160 |
Nacogdoches |
TX |
75961 |
|<PHONE_NUMBER> |
1121 ESE Loop 323 Suite 206 |
Tyler |
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THE DEMOGRAPHY OF A THAI VILLAGE: METHODOLOGICAL CONSIDERATIONS AND SUBSTANTIVE CONCLUSIONS
FROM FIELD STUDY IN A CENTRAL PLAINS COMMUNITY
by
DONALD J. LAURO
Thesis submitted in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy at the Research School of Social Sciences, The Australian National University, Canberra, Australia.
Reproduced with permission of the copyright owner. Further reproduction prohibited without permission.


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Pharmaniaga falls after reporting 3Q profit drop
by Chong Jin HunKUALA LUMPUR (Nov 20): Pharmaniaga Bhd's share price fell as much as 30 sen or 12.5% to RM2.10 in afternoon trades today after the company reported a 97% drop in third quarter net profit to RM481,000 from RM15.05 million a year earlier.
Earlier today, Pharmaniaga said in a Bursa Malaysia filing that net profit for the third quarter ended Sept 30, 2019 (3QFY19) fell as operating expenses rose. Profit before tax fell to RM3.89 million from RM17.1 million, it said.
For the cumulative nine-month period (9MFY19), the group said net profit declined to RM29.38 million from RM38.03 million a year earlier.
At 2:58pm today, Pharmaniaga shares were traded at RM2.19 among Bursa top decliners. The stock saw 1.17 million shares transacted.


Interested in checking out a free book on Aurelia? Check out Aurelia Succinctly! It gives a great foundation for building your Aurelia applications.
In this book you will learn all the core concepts as well as review live code samples. The book will walk you through getting your machine setup for development and various options with using the Aurelia CLI.
You will examine key components of EMCAScript 2015 & 2016, formerly known as ES6 & 7. You will be introduced to the Skeleton Navigation sample and evaluate how the application works. Next, the book will cover the main components of Aurelia, like the following:
- Databinding
- Routing
- Components
- Custom Elements
- Custom Attributes
- Custom Binding Behaviors
- Services
- Event Aggregation
- Compose
- Dynamic Views
- Features
- Plugins
- Testing
- Bundling
- Deploying
Upon completing this book, you should have a solid understanding of building an application using Aurelia as well as an appreciation of how unobtrusive the framework is by not getting in your way as you develop in JavaScript or TypeScript.
Download the book now and add it to your bag of reference materials.
Matthew Duffield is the author of ES6 Succinctly which is another great reference when learning how to use modern JavaScript.
You can download the book here .
He is also the author of FrontEnd Creator where they have recently opened the tool up to a closed Beta.
FrontEnd Creator is a drag-n-drop editor with full HTML, JavaScript, and CSS editing written entirely in Aurelia. You are able to build out screens in minutes. Check it out!


My typical tools of choice include:
Open source wherever possible.
I prefer to use google hangouts, docs, slack and other apps for collaborating both in real-time and asynchronously with my colleagues and clients. I've been working remotely from the countryside of Maine for 4 years now. I love the freedom to live where I choose, and have seen the efficiencies that the remote collaboration workflow can bring.
If I could have one and only one super power, it would be the ability to wield stone through telekenesis. Stone is a long term material. It is sturdy and will stand the test of time. I seek to create a lasting postive effect on the world, and I think that's why this super power appeals to me. Which one would you choose?
Drop me a line, I'd love to hear from you.