Total Time:       Cook:      Level: Easy      Serves: 6
You had us at ... well, all of the above.
BBQ Chicken Cornbread Pie is dangerously addicting! You will be making this over and over again.

Prepare cornbread base: In a medium bowl, mix together corn muffin mix, sour cream, butter, egg and corn.
Pour into a large cast iron skillet and bake until golden brown on top, 20 minutes.
Let cool slightly in pan.
Meanwhile, make the barbecue filling: Cook onions over medium heat until soft, then season with salt and pepper.
Add the chicken and stir to break up meat. Stir in 1 cup BBQ sauce and lime juice, then season with salt and pepper and cook until warmed through.
Poke entire surface of cooled cornbread with a fork, then pour remaining 1/3 cup BBQ sauce over the cornbread.
Add the meat mixture and top with shredded cheeses. Cover with foil and bake until the cheese is melted, about 20 minutes.
Remove foil and broil until cheese begins to brown, about 5 minutes.


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#include <OffsetTextureMap.hpp>
Public Member Functions | |
| OffsetTextureMap (const ColorMap &colorMap) | |
| std::vector< std::vector< float > > | getTextureData () const |
| unsigned int | getWidth () const |
| unsigned int | getHeight () const |
The aim of this class is to optimize the access to the right offset of the Texture while generating the chunks. This map is supposed to be a translation of the color map in offsets. The previous way was to check on generation if this was a Green, or Yellow or whatever color cube. That mean a test for each loop. Due to pipeline architecture of the CPU, we were taking a lot of penalties with no real statistic heuristic about what color can show up. Now we are treating only one time the color map to translate it as Texture Map that will have no check, just random access to a vector
Definition at line 21 of file OffsetTextureMap.hpp.
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| colorMap | ColorMap to reformat for the OffsetTextureMap |
Definition at line 7 of file OffsetTextureMap.cpp.
| unsigned int OffsetTextureMap::getHeight | ( | ) | const |
Getter for the height of the OffsetTextureMap
Definition at line 38 of file OffsetTextureMap.cpp.
| std::vector< std::vector< float > > OffsetTextureMap::getTextureData | ( | ) | const |
Getter for the data of the OffsetTextureMap
Definition at line 40 of file OffsetTextureMap.cpp.
| unsigned int OffsetTextureMap::getWidth | ( | ) | const |
Getter for the width of the OffsetTextureMap
Definition at line 36 of file OffsetTextureMap.cpp.


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Oppo Reno 10x zoom Special Edition will come with 12 GB RAM and new Ocean Blue color
by MichailOppo unveiled its Reno smartphone series back in May and it quickly grew in size. Now, the Oppo Reno 10x zoom is getting a refresh with 12 GB RAM and 256 GB storage alongside a new Ocean Blue color. The new Special Edition Reno 10x zoom will be launched on November 30 in Malaysia and will also make its way to more markets later.
Other than the new coat of paint and the increased RAM/storage, the phone is identical to the regular Reno 10x zoom. It still carries a 6.6-inch AMOLED with the signature shark fin pop-up camera, a Snapdragon 855 chipset, and a triple camera setup with a 13MP periscope telephoto unit. On the software front, it runs Android 9 Pie with ColorOS 6 on top.


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Ofsted survey report into how well colleges are using their new freedoms to meet local needs.
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This Ofsted survey report reviewed how colleges are using new freedoms and flexibilities to develop their curriculum to meet local needs. It also identified what makes good practice and what stops colleges meeting local needs.
Inspectors looked at how well colleges worked with local partners to help make their provision support the local economy. They also examined how well governors help senior managers to account for this. The report draws on visits to 13 further education colleges and four sixth form colleges. It also uses evidence from Ofsted inspections.


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THE CHURCH AND THE BARN
THE Daunays were great people in their day; but many of them bore indifferent characters.
Sir John de Daunay was a strange mixture of ostentatious pride and penuriousness. His Lady Emelyn was as proud as her husband, but extravagant to a fault.
The priests of St Germans persuaded Sir John to build a church on his lands at Sheviock. He commenced the work, and, notwithstanding his great wealth, his heart failed him, and he curtailed the fair proportions on which he had at first decided.
Emelyn was enraged at this; and it is said, that, prompted by the devil in visible presence, she resolved to build a barn which should exceed in beauty the house of God.
The barn rose with astonishing rapidity. Stones were laid at night, and the work proceeded as if the most lavish expenditure had been bestowed upon it. The church progressed but slowly, and was, after all, a very inferior structure to the barn. The devil, without doubt, having assisted Lady Damsay in her wicked work.
"There runneth a tale amongst the parishioners how one of the Daunay family's ancestors undertook to build the church, and the wife the barn adjoining; and that, casting up accounts on finishing their work, the barn was found to have cost i~d. more than the church." [a]
The Daunay aisle in Sheviock Church still preserves the name of this family, who appear to have possessed at one time nearly all this, and much of the adjoining parish.
[a] Davies Gilbert's "Cornwall."


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{runName: {firstEventTimestamp: 123456.789}}
// TODO(chihuahua): When running in database mode, query the Runs table.
run_names = sorted(self._multiplexer.Runs()) // Why `sorted`? See below.
def get_first_event_timestamp(run_name):
try:
return self._multiplexer.FirstEventTimestamp(run_name)
After Change
A werkzeug Response with the following content:
{runName: {firstEventTimestamp: 123456.789}}
if self._db_connection_provider:
db = self._db_connection_provider()
cursor = db.execute("""
SELECT
run_name,
started_time IS NULL as started_time_nulls_last,
started_time
FROM Runs
ORDER BY started_time_nulls_last, started_time, run_name
""")
run_names = [row[0] for row in cursor]
else:
run_mapping = self._multiplexer.Runs()
first_event_time_values = {
run_name: self._get_first_event_timestamp(run_name)
for run_name in run_mapping
}
run_names = run_mapping.keys()
// Why `sorted`? See below.
run_names.sort(key=first_event_time_values.get)
return http_util.Respond(request, run_names, "application/json")
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Gets the first event timestamp for a run. Or infinity if not found.


Before start this test, make sure the dojo/cldr/nls contains the data for "zh-cn", "fr-fr", and "ja-jp" and currencies CNY, EGP, EUR, JPY. If not, convert these CLDR data and put them there.
Some browsers like FireFox have a bug on the non-breaking space character (U+00A0, or   or   in HTML). They always convert the NBSP character to a normal space (U+0020,   in HTML) automatically in the following circumstances:
You cannot read a real NBSP character from an INPUT element on these browsers. It causes issues when some formatting data in CLDR contains an NBSP character. For example,
So Dojo may generate formatted data with NBSP characters in it but cannot read NBSP charaters from user's input in some browser.
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But Firefox ignores it when it is not in any escaping form. This should be a bug of Firefox.
For example, click alert(''.indexOf('\u+200F'))
(there is a U+200F in the empty-looking string):
But if the U+200F is in some escaping form, Firefox will work as well as other browsers.
Click alert('\u200F'.indexOf('\u+200F'))
to see the same result both in Firefox and IE:
Strictly speaking, the data conversion must support non-European number characters in some locales like Arabic and Hindi. For example, ICU formats a number data into Indic number characters by default in the Arabic locale. However, currently Dojo does not support this feature (Dojo uses the default number conversion of the browser).


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What I Do
Hi, I'm Nicole
I'm a Backend turned Infrastructure engineer who loves working remotely from the Pacific and Mountain timezones.
I spend my days improving observability, digging deep into the "well that's mysterious and weird" type of bugs, and trying to unblock other engineers.
Currently, I'm an engineer on the DevOps team at Mode.
Who I Am
When I'm not drumming vim commands on my keyboard, I like going to the woods or the mountains and walking for long distances (sometimes on a splitboard, usually with an overloaded backpack).
I follow West Coast weather patterns almost as obssessively as I follow the various avalanche forecasts for the mountain range I'm riding that season.
I love working in technology and then completely disconnecting from the connected world in my free time.


The seq/size.h
header defines macros that count the elements in a sequence.
#include <chaos/preprocessor/seq/size.h>
The CHAOS_PP_SEQ_SIZE
macro counts the elements in its argument.
CHAOS_PP_SEQ_SIZE
(seq)
The sequence whose elements are to be counted.
CHAOS_PP_SEQ_SIZE
(seq)
The sequence whose elements are to be counted.
This macro expands to the number of elements in seq.
If seq contains more than CHAOS_PP_LIMIT_MAG
elements, the result is saturated to CHAOS_PP_LIMIT_MAG
.
CHAOS_PP_ARRAY_SIZE
CHAOS_PP_SEQ_SIZE_ALT
CHAOS_PP_SIZE
CHAOS_PP_TUPLE_QUICK_SIZE
CHAOS_PP_TUPLE_SIZE
CHAOS_PP_VARIADIC_QUICK_SIZE
CHAOS_PP_VARIADIC_SIZE
#include<chaos/preprocessor/config.h>
#include<chaos/preprocessor/seq/size.h>
CHAOS_PP_SEQ_SIZE
((+)(-)(*)(/)(%)) // 5 #ifCHAOS_PP_VARIADICS
CHAOS_PP_SEQ_SIZE
((1)(2, 2)(3, 3, 3)) // 3 #endif
The CHAOS_PP_SEQ_SIZE_ID
macro indirectly expands to CHAOS_PP_SEQ_SIZE
.
CHAOS_PP_SEQ_SIZE_ID
()
This macro exists only for uniformity with other macros that require indirect invocation.
The CHAOS_PP_SEQ_SIZE_
macro expands to a λ expression representing CHAOS_PP_SEQ_SIZE
.
CHAOS_PP_SEQ_SIZE_
This macro is a shorthand form of the following λ binding:
The CHAOS_PP_SEQ_SIZE_ALT
macro counts the elements in its argument.
CHAOS_PP_SEQ_SIZE_ALT
(seq)
The sequence whose elements are to be counted.
CHAOS_PP_SEQ_SIZE_ALT
(seq)
The sequence whose elements are to be counted.
This macro expands to the number of elements in seq.
If seq contains more than CHAOS_PP_LIMIT_MAG
elements, the result is saturated to CHAOS_PP_LIMIT_MAG
.
The efficiency of the algorithm's use of the recursion backend can be described in terms of the number of recursion steps required to complete the algorithm. The asymptotic upper and lower bounds are Θ, where n is the number of elements in seq.
This macro is identical in function to CHAOS_PP_SEQ_SIZE
.
However, the internal structure of the algorithm may lead to better performance on longer sequences.
This macro uses bypass semantics.
If bypass semantics are already in effect, CHAOS_PP_SEQ_SIZE_ALT_BYPASS
must be used instead.
CHAOS_PP_ARRAY_SIZE
CHAOS_PP_SEQ_SIZE
CHAOS_PP_SIZE
CHAOS_PP_TUPLE_QUICK_SIZE
CHAOS_PP_TUPLE_SIZE
CHAOS_PP_VARIADIC_QUICK_SIZE
CHAOS_PP_VARIADIC_SIZE
The CHAOS_PP_SEQ_SIZE_ALT_ID
macro indirectly expands to CHAOS_PP_SEQ_SIZE_ALT
.
CHAOS_PP_SEQ_SIZE_ALT_ID
()
This macro exists only for uniformity with other macros that require indirect invocation.
The CHAOS_PP_SEQ_SIZE_ALT_
macro expands to a λ expression representing CHAOS_PP_SEQ_SIZE_ALT
.
CHAOS_PP_SEQ_SIZE_ALT_
This macro is a shorthand form of the following λ binding:
The CHAOS_PP_SEQ_SIZE_ALT_BYPASS
macro behaves identically to CHAOS_PP_SEQ_SIZE_ALT
except that it is parametized by the bypass recursion state.
CHAOS_PP_SEQ_SIZE_ALT_BYPASS
(s, seq)
The current bypass recursion state.
The sequence whose elements are to be counted.
CHAOS_PP_SEQ_SIZE_ALT_BYPASS
(s, seq)
The current bypass recursion state.
The sequence whose elements are to be counted.
If bypass semantics are already in effect, this macro must be used instead of CHAOS_PP_SEQ_SIZE_ALT
.
The CHAOS_PP_SEQ_SIZE_ALT_BYPASS_ID
macro indirectly expands to CHAOS_PP_SEQ_SIZE_ALT_BYPASS
.
CHAOS_PP_SEQ_SIZE_ALT_BYPASS_ID
()
This macro exists only for uniformity with other macros that require indirect invocation.
The CHAOS_PP_SEQ_SIZE_ALT_BYPASS_
macro expands to a λ expression representing CHAOS_PP_SEQ_SIZE_ALT_BYPASS
.
CHAOS_PP_SEQ_SIZE_ALT_BYPASS_
This macro is a shorthand form of the following λ binding:


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"TAPTICO" LAST OF THE WICOMICO.... The book is now ready...the cost is $48 which
incudes the cost
of mailing. The book is well formatted for easy locating your ancestors. The book traces the
Native American Taptico/Tapp lineage from 1678 to the 5th and 6th and 7th generation. For those that buy the book
will receive all future research on the Native American Tapps free of charge. I currently have many of the
Tapps identified up to the 1930s,50s however The book is appr 380 pages.
For those that buy the book and you are
a descendant of King William Taptico, you will receive a certificate that states that you are a member of the Wicomico
Tribe.
Previously the system that we had was
cumbersome, we received an application then we attempted to determine if the person was a descendant, with the book
a person should be able to determine immeadiately if they are descendants. In the event that you are an adopted Tapp
this is not a problem. Two things that the Bureau of Indian Affairs has made clear, DNA is not required and if you were
adopted by a Tapp family that is of Indian lineage you will be accepted, however let me make it clear, the person
applying for membership in the tribe must prove that he/she was adopted.If the adoption took place in the 1880s and
1700s, adoption papers are not available in most cases, if this is the case, a complete lineage must be forwarded.
COMMENTS CONCERNING THE BOOK HAVE BEEN FAVORABLE, AND EASY TO READ.
To order send request to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>with mailing address.
WINGAPO CHESKCHAMAY ! (WELCOME ALL FRIENDS)
Chamah Netab ( Welcome Friend)
we are in the process of selecting council members in order to bring the tribe
back to life. The Council will be structured more to the times and designed to make decisions quickly. Our primary
and number one project will be to seek State Approval in Virginia, much of this work has previousley been
completed......... we previously submitted the first book of the Wicocomico History to indian Affairs, the second book
will be submitted with a copy of the first book, to the State of Virginia. Some of our previous projects included
build a Culture center, issuance of a stamp honoring King William Taptico, (this was done) and a time capsule. We did have
approval to erect a monument to the Wicocomico Indians, however the selection appeared to be to restrictive and only
available to a select few. At the time of disbanding the council, we were in the process of having a historical
marker placed on the road that at one time, part of the Wicocomico land.
We welcome any and all
to apply for membership in the Wicocomico Nation.
Continue to check with our web site for further information and click on the Council menu.
Click on history and be ready for an exciting trip into the past to see how your
ancestors lived and conducted their daily lives.
History This brief history will give the
the visitor a clear insight of the connection between Taptico and Tapp. It also includes
an overview of the Wicocomico Indian Nation when the tribe was part of the
Powhatan Empire.
Dictionary Unfortunately the Powhatan
language no longer exists. Today there are approximately one thousand words of the
Virginia Algonquian/Powhatan language. However this is an important page and words are posted
about every 2-3 weeks. Members of the Wicocomico Nation use the words during our email
communication.
Editorial Our discussion page is open
to any one that would like to post a topic for discussion or events. Currently we
have 2-3 topics and issues that are up for discussion. Lets make it a lively debating
arena. Just email the topic to me and I will place it on line.
Take the time and browse through the remaining sites, if you are a descendant of
William Taptico, this will be an adventure into your past.
LINKS TO OTHER RELATED WEB SITES
BROWSE MY BLOG SITE, INTERESTING INFORMATION.I POST FREQUENTLY TO THIS SITE AND READERS HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY
TO POST THEIR COMMENTS.THIS SITE COVERS THE GENEALOGY OF TAPTICO AND THE TAPP FAMILY. ENJOY!
Taptico
IN AN EFFORT TO KEEP ALL OUR MEMBERS INFORMED OF ON GOING INDIAN AFFAIRS,
THE NEWSPAPER (OPERATED BY INDIANS) "INDIAN COUNTRY" HAS BEEN LINKED FOR YOUR
CONVENIENCE.
Indian Country
THIS WILL LINK THE VIEWER DIRECTLY TO GENFORUM.
Genforum


Witness Service referral form
To ensure the Witness Service can effectively contact, needs assess and support witnesses we need as much information as possible with the initial referral.
Sharing the necessary information in the referral document also prevents the witness being asked the same questions again and again; something we know causes distress and frustration.
The referral documentation should be sent to the Witness Service by secure email at least four weeks prior to the trial date (unless the witness is called to give evidence at shorter notice) to enable contact to be made and pre-trial support provided if needed.
About the referring body
Your organisation’s name
Your name The name of the person referring this witness to the Witness Service
Your phone number
Your email address
Your reference for this referral
Information about the person being referred
Your title
Please select
Mr
First name
Last name
Gender As defined by the witness
Female
Male
Prefer not to say
Date of birth
What is the witnesses date of birth? Date field, Day
Month
Year
The Witness’s contact details
Please only provide contact information that we can use to contact the witness.
Preferred phone number
Can the Witness Service leave a message if there is no answer?
Yes
No
Alternative phone number
Can the Witness Service leave a message if there is no answer?
Yes
No
Mobile number
Can the Witness Service send a text?
Yes
No
Email address
The trial and the witness’s support needs
Offence
Involves domestic violence (DV)?
Yes
No
Court where the trial will be heard
Please select
London
Leeds
Date of trial
What is the witnesses date of birth? Date field, Day
Month
Year
How are you involved in the trial?
Are you a witness?
yes, for the defence
yes, for the prosecution
yes, but I’m not sure who for
no
I’m not sure/don’t know
Have you been affected by a crime that the trial is about?
yes, as a victim or survivor
yes, the victim was in my family or very close to me
yes, but I’m not sure who for
no
I’m not sure/don’t know
Grounds for Special Measures for vulnerable or intimidated witnesses (VIW) Select all that apply
Young person (under 18)
Physical disability (including sensory impairment)
Learning disability or difficulty
Mental health issues
Intimidated
What special measures have been identified, applied for or granted?
Screens
don’t know/ not needed
need identified
applied for
granted
Evidence in chief
don’t know/ not needed
need identified
applied for
granted
Livelink
don’t know/ not needed
need identified
applied for
granted
Pre-recorded cross examination
don’t know/ not needed
need identified
applied for
granted
Closed court
don’t know/ not needed
need identified
applied for
granted
Removal of wigs and gowns
don’t know/ not needed
need identified
applied for
granted
Intermediary
don’t know/ not needed
need identified
applied for
granted
Aids to communication
don’t know/ not needed
need identified
applied for
granted
Individual support needs, including the support of a specialist at court e.g. an IDVA or intermediary (please give their name and role)
Individual communication needs and contact preferences Include the support of an interpreter or other language support (please give their name and role)
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Brython implements Python version 3, based on the Python Language Reference The implementation takes into account the browsers limitations, in particular those related to the file system. Writing is impossible, and reading is limited to the folders accessible with an Ajax request.Keywords and built-in functionsBrython supports all the keywords and most functions of Python 3 :
print() will output to the web browser console and so are the
error messages. sys.stderr and sys.stdout can be assigned to an object
with a write() method, and this allows for the redirection of output to go
to a window or text area, for example.
sys.stdin is not implemented at this time, however there is an input()
built-in function that will open a blocking input dialog (a prompt).
To open a print dialog (to a printer), call window.print (window is
defined in module browser).
The built-in functions memoryview(), vars() are not implemented in the
current version.
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public abstract class Piece
extends java.lang.Object
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
protected int |
allegiance
This piece's allegiance.
|
protected boolean |
checkmatable
Whether this piece can be checkmated.
|
protected java.lang.String[] |
doubleCharRepresentation
This piece's 2 character representation.
|
protected java.lang.String[] |
imageNames
The path to the image representing this piece.
|
protected java.lang.String |
pieceName
Name of this piece.
|
protected int |
x
The x-value of this piece on the game board.
|
protected int |
y
The y-value of this piece on the game board.
|
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
Piece(int x,
int y,
int allegiance)
Constructs a piece at a given x and y-value,
with the given allegiance.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
protected abstract Piece |
demote()
Returns the piece this piece is demoted from.
|
boolean[][] |
generateDrops(GameState state)
Generates all possible drops for this piece.
|
boolean[][] |
generateMoves(GameState state)
Generates all possible moves for this piece.
|
int |
getAllegiance()
Returns this piece's allegiance.
|
boolean |
getCheckmatable() |
java.lang.String |
getDoubleCharRepresentation()
Returns this piece's 2 character code.
|
int |
getX()
Returns this piece's x-value.
|
int |
getY()
Returns this piece's y-value.
|
protected abstract boolean |
isPromotable()
Verifies whether this piece can be promoted.
|
protected boolean |
isUncheckedNonDropMove(GameState state,
int x,
int y)
Returns whether a move can be undertaken by this Piece without verifying for check.
|
protected boolean |
isValidDrop(GameState state,
int x,
int y)
Returns whether a drop can be undertaken by this Piece.
|
protected boolean |
isValidMove(GameState state,
int x,
int y)
Returns whether a move can be undertaken,
where move is either a move or a drop.
|
protected abstract boolean |
isValidNonDropMove(GameState state,
int x,
int y)
Returns whether a move can be undertaken by this Piece.
|
protected GameState |
move(GameState state,
int x,
int y)
Moves the piece, and captures any pieces at the target tile.
|
protected boolean |
mustPromoteIfMoved(GameState state,
int x,
int y)
Returns whether this piece must promote
after it moved into the given target tile.
|
protected abstract Piece |
promote()
Returns the piece this piece is promoted to.
|
protected int |
setAllegiance(int allegiance)
Sets this piece's allegiance.
|
protected void |
setPosition(int x,
int y)
Sets this piece's x and
y-values to certain values.
|
protected void |
setX(int x)
Sets the x-value of this piece to be a certain value.
|
protected void |
setY(int y)
Sets the y-value of this piece to be a certain value.
|
protected int x
protected int y
protected int allegiance
protected java.lang.String pieceName
protected java.lang.String[] doubleCharRepresentation
protected boolean checkmatable
protected java.lang.String[] imageNames
public Piece(int x, int y, int allegiance)
x
- The x-value at which this piece is located.y
- The y-value at which this piece is located.allegiance
- The allegiance of this piece.public boolean[][] generateMoves(GameState state)
state
- The current state of the game at the time of verification.public boolean[][] generateDrops(GameState state)
state
- The current state of the game at the time of verification.protected boolean isValidMove(GameState state, int x, int y)
state
- The current state of the game at the time of verification.x
- The x-value to which this piece is trying to move.y
- The y-value to which this piece is trying to move.protected abstract boolean isValidNonDropMove(GameState state, int x, int y)
state
- The current state of the game at the time of verification.x
- The x-value to which this piece is trying to move.y
- The y-value to which this piece is trying to move.protected boolean isUncheckedNonDropMove(GameState state, int x, int y)
state
- The current state of the game at the time of verification.x
- The x-value to which this piece is trying to move.y
- The y-value to which this piece is trying to move.protected boolean isValidDrop(GameState state, int x, int y)
state
- The current state of the game at the time of verification.x
- The x-value to which this piece is trying to drop on.y
- The y-value to which this piece is trying to drop on.protected GameState move(GameState state, int x, int y)
x
- The x-value to which this piece is trying to move.y
- The y-value to which this piece is trying to move.state
- The state of the game before the piece is moved.protected abstract boolean isPromotable()
protected boolean mustPromoteIfMoved(GameState state, int x, int y)
x
- The x-value to which this piece is trying to move.y
- The y-value to which this piece is trying to move.state
- The state of the game before the piece is moved.protected abstract Piece promote()
protected abstract Piece demote()
protected void setPosition(int x, int y)
x
- The value to which the x-value is to be set.y
- The value to which the y-value is to be set.public int getX()
protected void setX(int x)
x
- The value to which this x-value is to be set.public int getY()
protected void setY(int y)
y
- The value to which this y-value is to be set.public int getAllegiance()
protected int setAllegiance(int allegiance)
allegiance
- The value to which this piece's allegiance is to be set to.public java.lang.String getDoubleCharRepresentation()
public boolean getCheckmatable()


Roboto Flex has a Weight range of 100 to 1000.
Roboto Flex has a Width range of 25 to 151.
Roboto Flex has a Slant range of -10 to 0.
Roboto Flex has a Grade range of -1 to 1.
Roboto Flex has an Optical Size range of 8 to 144.


Module sqltable.env
Methods for the Environment object: the top level user API to SqlTable.
Functions
| _sqltable_env.connections (this) | Returns how many connections SqlTable has open to the database. |
| _sqltable_env.close (this) | Shuts down this environment. |
| _sqltable_env.reset (this) | Reset the environment: leave the environment open, but close all existing connections and open new ones for future calls. |
| _sqltable_env.exec (this, query [, values [, callback]]) | Manually execute a database query. |
| _sqltable_env.select () | Manually perform a select statement. |
| _sqltable_env.insert () | Manually perform an insert statement. |
| _sqltable_env.update () | Manually perform an update statement. |
| _sqltable_env.delete () | Manually perform a delete statement. |
| _sqltable_env.count (tbl [, clause [, ...]]) | Execute a select that counts rows. |
| _sqltable_env.all_rows (tbl) | Execute a select all rows, returning an iterator. |
| _sqltable_env.where (tbl [, clause [, ...]]) | Execute a select, as limited by a where clause, returning an iterator. |
| _sqltable_env.last_insert_id (tbl) | Retrieve the primary key of the last row that was inserted. |
| _sqltable_env.placeholder (this [, nth]) | Writes a placeholder value for use in where statements. |
| _sqltable_env.debugging (this, fcn) | Apply a debugging hook to this environment. |
| _sqltable_env.clone (tbl, where, ...) | Slurps the result set of an entire query into memory so that normal pairs() can work. |
| _sqltable_env.iclone (tbl, where, ...) | Slurps the result set of an entire query into memory so that normal ipairs() can work. |
| _sqltable_env.open_table (this, params) | Open a proxy table to a database table. |
Tables
| _sqltable_env | |
| TableParameters | Arguments for opening a table. |
Fields
| _sqltable_env.next | A 'magic' value: when inserting new rows with auto incrementing primary keys, we don't have a key yet. |
Functions
- _sqltable_env.connections (this)
-
Returns how many connections SqlTable has open
to the database.
Parameters:
- this sqltable.env Environment object
Returns:
-
Number of existant connections
- _sqltable_env.close (this)
-
Shuts down this environment.
Parameters:
- this sqltable.env Environment object being closed
Returns:
-
Nothing.
- _sqltable_env.reset (this)
-
Reset the environment: leave the environment open, but close
all existing connections and open new ones for future calls.
This method comes in handy should your Lua script fork into a second process.
Parameters:
- this sqltable.env Environment object being reset
Returns:
-
Nothing.
- _sqltable_env.exec (this, query [, values [, callback]])
-
Manually execute a database query.
The arguments returned to the callback function are raw LuaDBI Userdata. See documentation for LuaDBI at http://code.google.com/p/luadbi/w/list for API details.
Parameters:
- this Environment object
- query Text of SQL query to execute
- values Table of values to bind to the query (if needed)
- callback Function that is called to handle returned data
Usage:
t:exec( "select name from t_employees where where title = $1", { 'Programmer' }, function( connection, statement ) local row = true while row do row = statement:fetch(true) do_stuff(row) end end )
- _sqltable_env.select ()
- Manually perform a select statement.
- _sqltable_env.insert ()
- Manually perform an insert statement.
- _sqltable_env.update ()
- Manually perform an update statement.
- _sqltable_env.delete ()
- Manually perform a delete statement.
- _sqltable_env.count (tbl [, clause [, ...]])
-
Execute a select that counts rows.
Parameters:
- tbl Table being row counted
- clause Optional where clause
- ... Optional bound parameters for where clause
Returns:
-
Integer number of rows
Usage:
total_employees = env.count( t_employees ) programmers = env.count( t_employees, "where title = $1", 'Programmer' )
- _sqltable_env.all_rows (tbl)
-
Execute a select all rows, returning an iterator.
Parameters:
- tbl Table to select from
Returns:
-
Iterator function similar in usage to pairs().
Usage:
for id, employee in env.all_rows( t_employees ) do print(id, employee.name) end
- _sqltable_env.where (tbl [, clause [, ...]])
-
Execute a select, as limited by a where clause, returning an
iterator. Identical to all_rows() except permits a where clause.
Parameters:
- tbl Table to select from
- clause Optional where clause
- ... Optional bound parameters for where clause
Returns:
-
Iterator function similar in usage to pairs().
Usage:
for id, employee in env.where( t_employees, "title = $1", 'Programmer' ) do print(id, employee.name) end
- _sqltable_env.last_insert_id (tbl)
-
Retrieve the primary key of the last row that was inserted.
Parameters:
- tbl Table object that last query was performed on
Returns:
-
Primary key of last insert.
see also:
Usage:
t_employees[ sqltable.next ] = { name = 'Alice', title = 'Programmer' } alice_id = env.last_insert_id( t_employees )
- _sqltable_env.placeholder (this [, nth])
-
Writes a placeholder value for use in where statements. Helps make
manually crafted queries more portable across databases.
Parameters:
- this Environment object
- nth Specify that this is the n-th placeholder in this query (needed by some database engines)
Usage:
sql = "where column = " .. env:placeholder(1) -- "where column = $1" for PostgreSQL -- "where column = ?" for MySQL
- _sqltable_env.debugging (this, fcn)
-
Apply a debugging hook to this environment. Any SQL call made will
be passed to the function, along with a table of any bound
parameters placed as part of the call.
The hook is called before the code is compiled, so the given callback function will be called just before an error is raised.
The hook can be disabled by calling this method again with no arguments.
Parameters:
- this Environment object
- fcn Debugging function
Usage:
function sql_debug( q, args ) print(q) for k, v in pairs(args) do print(k, '"'..tostring(v)..'"') end end db.env:debugging( sql_debug )
- _sqltable_env.clone (tbl, where, ...)
-
Slurps the result set of an entire query into memory so that normal
pairs() can work. The key is chosen from the table's specified key
column.
THIS IS NOT VERY PERFORMANT WHEN USED WITH LARGE TABLES. Use caution.
Parameters:
- tbl Table object to clone
- where Optional where clause
- ... Parameters to where clause
Returns:
-
Table of data as returned by select
Usage:
programmers = env.clone( t_employees, "where title = $1", 'Programmer' ) all_employees = env.clone( t_employees ) for name, title in pairs(all_employees) do print(name, title) end
- _sqltable_env.iclone (tbl, where, ...)
-
Slurps the result set of an entire query into memory so that normal
ipairs() can work. The key starts at one and increments per row,
forming a standard Lua array.
THIS IS NOT VERY PERFORMANT WHEN USED WITH LARGE TABLES. Use caution.
Parameters:
- tbl Table object to clone
- where Optional where clause
- ... Parameters to where clause
Returns:
-
Table of data as returned by select
Usage:
programmers = env.iclone( t_employees, "where title = $1", 'Programmer' ) all_employees = env.iclone( t_employees ) for employee_id, name in ipairs(all_employees) do print(employee_id, name) end
- _sqltable_env.open_table (this, params)
-
Open a proxy table to a database table.
Parameters:
- this Environment Object
- params TableParameters
Returns:
-
Proxy table object
Usage:
t_employees = assert(env:open_table{ name = 'employees', key = 'employee_id' })
Tables
- _sqltable_env
- TableParameters
-
Arguments for opening a table.
Fields:
- name Name of table, in database
- key Primary key of table
- vendor Table of database-specific parameters
- readonly If set to true, updates, inserts, and deletes will be disabled.


Custom folders¶
By default, GEE Portable stores cut globes in the Apache Document
root of the GEE Server at
/opt/google/gehttpd/htdocs/cutter/globes
. However, you can
move the portable globes folder to a custom location. You might
want to do this, for example, if this path is within a volume with
limited storage space and you have space available in a separate
volume.
Before you begin
- Install and configure GEE Server on the machine that will support users who create portable globes.
- Identify the path to your globes folder. This can be the same mount point for external storage of source data or the GEE Server Publish Root.
- Gain access to an account with root-level privileges.
To create a custom globes folder:
Make sure that no globe cutting operations are in progress. Creating a custom folder makes modifications directly to the folder where portable globes are hosted and can interfere with any ongoing globe cutting operations.
Stop the GEE Server service:
sudo /etc/init.d/geserver stop
Use either of the methods below to set up your custom folder:
Create a new folder:
mkdir /gevol/src/globes
Move the original folder to a storage volume:
mv /opt/google/gehttpd/htdocs/cutter/globes /gevol/src/globes
Create a symbolic link from the custom folder to the original folder location:
ln -sf /gevol/src/globes /opt/google/gehttpd/htdocs/cutter/globes
Change ownership of the custom folder to
geapacheuser:gegroup
and change permissions to 755 (rwxr-wr-w):chown -R geapacheuser:gegroup /gevol/src/globes chmod -R 755 /gevol/src/globes
Start the GEE Server service.
To test that globe cutting works, load the GEE Globe Cutting web page and either create a new portable globe or test with an existing globe. If you have an existing globe, click List globes and maps directory in the GEE Globe Cutting web page and make sure that your globe appears there.


Stat 135 takes students through a variety of statistical concepts and methodology to provide a foundation for more advanced study in statistics, focusing on the mathematical basis of common statistical tools.
Stat 134/140; Math 54 or equivalent linear algebra course
Recommended: Stat 133
3 hours of lecture per week; 2 hours of section per week. Approximately 2-3 hours for each homework (weekly).
Because this class is a key prerequisite for upper division Statistics electives, this should be taken around your sophomore or junior year if you plan to take those courses.
Stat 135 is a prerequisite to most of the upper division statistics electives, such as Linear Regression, Machine Learning, and Stochastic Processes.
The pacing and work of this course may vary depend on the professor teaching it. While Stat 133 is not a formal prerequisite of this class, basic knowledge of R may be required to do some of the homework.
Written by: Jiatao Liang
Last edited: Fall 2018


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- visualize strategic technologies
- whiteboard one-to-one architectures
- repurpose robust applications
- harness viral portals
- seize visionary niches
- whiteboard magnetic markets
- reinvent B2B infomediaries
- repurpose seamless e-business
- extend out-of-the-box web-readiness
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- utilize magnetic networks
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How to make a cloud daily backup of wallet.dat?
Note: I use Google Cloud for my staking wallet and backups but the script works regardless of what you use; if you have timelocked coins, you will have to keep your wallet.dat file secure for a long, long time: it's crucial to maintain secure the staking instance as well as the storage..
Important General Information
'VRSC Wallet and Data location` on Linux: `~/.Komodo/VRSC`
Procedure:
If you use GCloud: - create a new directory where we'll upload the backups (ie: mkdir /home/user/backup) - create a storage bucket via GCloud console (ie bucket_verus) - mount the bucket on your local machine (syntax is: gcsfuse; ie gcsfuse bucket_verus /home/user/backup) The script can be crontab scheduled to run daily or you can run it manually; if you schedule it, you have to hardcode the encryption passphrase; otherwise you can input it manually each time. You will have to install gnupg2 to encrypt (sudo apt-get install gnupg2 gnupg-agent). As always: be sure to fully understand what the script does and why! I left some echos to demonstration/test purposes, you can sefely remove all of them. #!/bin/bash # Customize the SOURCE and the DEST folders SOURCE_FOLDER=/home/XXXXX/.komodo/VRSC/ DEST_FOLDER=/home/XXXX/backup/ BCK_DATE=date +%Y-%m-%d.%H:%M SOURCE_FILE=wallet.dat DEST_FILE=$SOURCEFILE""$BCK_DATE ENCRYPT_EXT=".gpg" # all echo are for test purposes, feel free to delete them echo check variable echo SOURCE - $SOURCE_FOLDER echo SOURCE_FILE - $SOURCE_FILE echo DEST FILE - $DEST_FILE echo DEST - $DEST_FOLDER echo TO_BE_DEL - $DEST_FOLDER$SOURCE_FILE sleep 1 cp $SOURCE_FOLDER$SOURCE_FILE $DEST_FOLDER$DEST_FILE sleep 1 # Customize the passphrase!! gpg2 --batch --yes -c --cipher-algo AES256 --passphrase="XXXXXX" $DEST_FOLDER$DEST_FILE sleep 1 rm $DEST_FOLDER$DEST_FILE # Keep only last 6 days - BE SURE to fully understand how it works, as every "rm" command! find $DEST_FOLDER/wallet* -type f -mtime +6 -exec rm {} ;
(submitted by @TexWiller)


Male platypi have venom glands which deliver its payload through a spur in their hind legs.
This animal is only found in the eastern coast of Australia. It is one of five species of mamals that lay eggs instead of giving birth. They are carnivore that feeds on worms, insects and crustceans.