NORTH BEACH A film review by James Brundage Copyright 2000 filmcritic.com filmcritic.com
As we've seen in several recent Clerks knock-offs, doing nothing isn't anywhere as entertaining as we've all thought.  So when I find myself watching a film like North Beach, which proves its tagline of "Once in a while, a movie comes along that defines a generation. Let's hope to God this ain't it," quite effectively, I can't help but enjoy it.
North Beach centers (as much as a movie that wanders its way through its story can center) around Tyler (Casey Peterson), a denizen of North Beach, San Francisco who happens to have made the mistake of sleeping with a 19-year-old stripper from New Orleans. Slacker movie that North Beach is, no matter where Tyler goes, everyone knows about this before he tells them… including his girlfriend. The inevitable result is that Tyler spends all day in frantic attempts to win his girlfriend back and manage whatever else pops up in his slacker life.
As clichéd as the plot sounds (I mean, let's face it, this is the same deal as every slacker film), North Beach has the rare panache required to pull it off. Casey Peterson, who also wrote and produced the film, provides just the right combination of multidimensional characters, witty dialogue, and insanity to make North Beach work, and North Beach does work… in most ways.
Co-directors Jed Mortenson and Richard Speight Jr. are proficient in their craft despite this being their first time in the chair, and the cast works together like a well-oiled machine. At times North Beach pushes it a little too over-the-top. Just like the Redbank Trilogy or Dazed and Confused, North Beach finds itself more than once in a situation that's just a little too surreal for a slacker comedy, and for that moment it losses its charm.
But such moments are fleeting. For the most part, North Beach is simply a highly entertaining comedy with few flaws other than its level of realism. And hey, as everyone who flames me is so fond of saying, it is only a movie.

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Amy P. is 56 year old female, who was diagnosed with Parkinson's in 2000. Some of the symptoms are tremor on the left side on her body. She takes medicine X to help her with deal with Parkinson's.


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| CsvDataSource |
Parent class of all .csv file related sources containing methods and fields consumed by allmost
all implementations of .csv file related sources.
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| CsvGraphicSource |
Implementation of the
GraphicSource interface to read NodeGraphicInput and LineGraphicInput entities from .csv files |
| CsvIdCoordinateSource | |
| CsvRawGridSource |
Source that provides the capability to build entities that are hold by a
RawGridElements
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SystemParticipantInput as
well as SystemParticipants container from .csv files. |
| CsvThermalSource |
Source that provides the capability to build thermal
AssetInput entities from .csv files
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read all data is necessary to return the requested objects in a hierarchical cascading way. |
| CsvTypeSource |
Source that provides the capability to build entities of type
SystemParticipantTypeInput
and OperatorInput from .csv files |


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| 835432 | The Life and Death of Classical Music: Featuring the 100 Best and 20 Worst Recordings Ever Made | Norman Lebrecht | Anchor | English | |
| 1801945 | The Complete Classical Music Guide | Burrows John (Ed.) | English | ||
| 1858000 | Anders' Anthology of Classical Piano Sheet Music | English | |||
| 1869564 | Altoon's Anthology of Graded Classical Piano Sheet Music | English | |||
| 2014315 | The Dictionary of Hindustani Classical Music | Rāyachaudhurī B.K. | English |


TABLE OF INTERACTIONS WITH
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See also: nephrotoxic medications
From the French ANSM drug interactions document of September 2016, p. 64
COLISTIN RxNorm: 2709 ATC: A07AA10 J01XB01 |
CURARES CLASS CODE: M03A-001 |
Increase of the effects of the curares when the antibiotic is administered by parenteral and/or peritoneal route before, during, or after the curarizing agent |
Precaution for use Monitor the degree of curarization at the end of anesthesia. |


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Projects
Creating a new project sets it as currently selected. To delete a project click the X. Deleting a project also deletes all
it's tasks and to-do items.
Tasks
Creating a new task sets it as currently selected. To delete a task click the X. Deleting a task also deletes all it's to-do
items. To make a task billable click the $ sign, type a rate and hit enter or click out. Click 'Start' to start a work
timer. The work timer will calculate a total bill for each task and add the task hours and bill (if billing is switched
on) to the project total.
To-dos
Click a to-do once to mark done or not done. Click the X to delete. Double click to archive the to-do.


public class TourBooking
extends java.lang.Object
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
TourBooking(Tour tour,
Customer customer) |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
calcTourFee()
method that computes the price of the booking according to the number of adults/children
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int |
getAdultsNumber()
method to get the number of adults that are being signed up in this tour booking
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int |
getChildrenNumber()
method to get the number of children that are being signed up in this tour booking
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Customer |
getCustomer()
method to get the instance of the customer that is booking
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int |
getPaid()
method to get the total amount that has been paid for the booking
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int |
getPrice()
method to get the price of the tour
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int |
getToddlersNumber()
method to get the number of toddlers that are signed up in the booking
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Tour |
getTour()
Method to get the instance of the specific tour of the booking
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java.util.ArrayList<java.lang.String> |
nullValues()
method that checks which attributes of the tour booking aren't set and creates an array with messages
to be sent to the customer.
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void |
setAdultsNumber(int adultsNumber)
method to set the number of adults registered in a booking
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void |
setChildrenNumber(int childrenNumber)
method to set the number of children registered in a booking
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void |
setCustomer(Customer customer)
method to set the customer entitled to this tour booking
|
void |
setPaid(int paid)
method to set the total amount that has been paid for the booking
|
void |
setPrice(int price)
method to set the price of the tour
|
void |
setToddlersNumber(int toddlersNumber)
method to set the number of toddlers that are signed up in the booking
|
void |
setTour(Tour tour)
method to set the tour instance that the booking involves
|
public int getAdultsNumber()
public void setAdultsNumber(int adultsNumber)
adultsNumber
- the number of adults we want to setpublic int getChildrenNumber()
public void setChildrenNumber(int childrenNumber)
childrenNumber
- the number of children we want to setpublic int getToddlersNumber()
public void setToddlersNumber(int toddlersNumber)
toddlersNumber
- the number of toddlers we want to setpublic void calcTourFee()
public int getPaid()
public void setPaid(int paid)
paid
- integer representing the amount that has been paidpublic Tour getTour()
public void setTour(Tour tour)
tour
- the tour instance we want to setpublic Customer getCustomer()
public int getPrice()
public void setPrice(int price)
price
- the new price we want to set for the tourpublic void setCustomer(Customer customer)
customer
- the customer involved in the bookingpublic java.util.ArrayList<java.lang.String> nullValues()


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Google Image Icons
Image Icons
Below is a list of all Google Image icons:
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|---|---|---|
| add_to_photos | add_to_photos | Try it |
| adjust | adjust | Try it |
| assistant | assistant | Try it |
| assistant_photo | assistant_photo | Try it |
| audiotrack | audiotrack | Try it |
| blur_circular | blur_circular | Try it |
| blur_linear | blur_linear | Try it |
| blur_off | blur_off | Try it |
| blur_on | blur_on | Try it |
| brightness_1 | brightness_1 | Try it |
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| brightness_3 | brightness_3 | Try it |
| brightness_4 | brightness_4 | Try it |
| brightness_5 | brightness_5 | Try it |
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| brightness_7 | brightness_7 | Try it |
| broken_image | broken_image | Try it |
| brush | brush | Try it |
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| camera_front | camera_front | Try it |
| camera_rear | camera_rear | Try it |
| camera_roll | camera_roll | Try it |
| center_focus_strong | center_focus_strong | Try it |
| center_focus_weak | center_focus_weak | Try it |
| collections | collections | Try it |
| collections_bookmark | collections_bookmark | Try it |
| color_lens | color_lens | Try it |
| colorize | colorize | Try it |
| compare | compare | Try it |
| control_point | control_point | Try it |
| control_point_duplicate | control_point_duplicate | Try it |
| crop | crop | Try it |
| crop_16_9 | crop_16_9 | Try it |
| crop_3_2 | crop_3_2 | Try it |
| crop_5_4 | crop_5_4 | Try it |
| crop_7_5 | crop_7_5 | Try it |
| crop_din | crop_din | Try it |
| crop_free | crop_free | Try it |
| crop_landscape | crop_landscape | Try it |
| crop_original | crop_original | Try it |
| crop_portrait | crop_portrait | Try it |
| crop_square | crop_square | Try it |
| dehaze | dehaze | Try it |
| details | details | Try it |
| edit | edit | Try it |
| exposure | exposure | Try it |
| exposure_neg_1 | exposure_neg_1 | Try it |
| exposure_neg_2 | exposure_neg_2 | Try it |
| exposure_plus_1 | exposure_plus_1 | Try it |
| exposure_plus_2 | exposure_plus_2 | Try it |
| exposure_zero | exposure_zero | Try it |
| filter | filter | Try it |
| filter_1 | filter_1 | Try it |
| filter_2 | filter_2 | Try it |
| filter_3 | filter_3 | Try it |
| filter_4 | filter_4 | Try it |
| filter_5 | filter_5 | Try it |
| filter_6 | filter_6 | Try it |
| filter_7 | filter_7 | Try it |
| filter_8 | filter_8 | Try it |
| filter_9 | filter_9 | Try it |
| filter_9_plus | filter_9_plus | Try it |
| filter_b_and_w | filter_b_and_w | Try it |
| filter_center_focus | filter_center_focus | Try it |
| filter_drama | filter_drama | Try it |
| filter_frames | filter_frames | Try it |
| filter_hdr | filter_hdr | Try it |
| filter_none | filter_none | Try it |
| filter_tilt_shift | filter_tilt_shift | Try it |
| filter_vintage | filter_vintage | Try it |
| flare | flare | Try it |
| flash_auto | flash_auto | Try it |
| flash_off | flash_off | Try it |
| flash_on | flash_on | Try it |
| flip | flip | Try it |
| gradient | gradient | Try it |
| grain | grain | Try it |
| grid_off | grid_off | Try it |
| grid_on | grid_on | Try it |
| hdr_off | hdr_off | Try it |
| hdr_on | hdr_on | Try it |
| hdr_strong | hdr_strong | Try it |
| hdr_weak | hdr_weak | Try it |
| healing | healing | Try it |
| image | image | Try it |
| image_aspect_ratio | image_aspect_ratio | Try it |
| iso | iso | Try it |
| landscape | landscape | Try it |
| leak_add | leak_add | Try it |
| leak_remove | leak_remove | Try it |
| lens | lens | Try it |
| looks | looks | Try it |
| looks_3 | looks_3 | Try it |
| looks_4 | looks_4 | Try it |
| looks_5 | looks_5 | Try it |
| looks_6 | looks_6 | Try it |
| looks_one | looks_one | Try it |
| looks_two | looks_two | Try it |
| loupe | loupe | Try it |
| monochrome_photos | monochrome_photos | Try it |
| movie_creation | movie_creation | Try it |
| music_note | music_note | Try it |
| nature | nature | Try it |
| nature_people | nature_people | Try it |
| navigate_before | navigate_before | Try it |
| navigate_next | navigate_next | Try it |
| palette | palette | Try it |
| panorama | panorama | Try it |
| panorama_fish_eye | panorama_fish_eye | Try it |
| panorama_horizontal | panorama_horizontal | Try it |
| panorama_vertical | panorama_vertical | Try it |
| panorama_wide_angle | panorama_wide_angle | Try it |
| photo | photo | Try it |
| photo_album | photo_album | Try it |
| photo_camera | photo_camera | Try it |
| photo_library | photo_library | Try it |
| photo_size_select_actual | photo_size_select_actual | Try it |
| photo_size_select_large | photo_size_select_large | Try it |
| photo_size_select_small | photo_size_select_small | Try it |
| picture_as_pdf | picture_as_pdf | Try it |
| portrait | portrait | Try it |
| remove_red_eye | remove_red_eye | Try it |
| rotate_90_degrees_ccw | rotate_90_degrees_ccw | Try it |
| rotate_left | rotate_left | Try it |
| rotate_right | rotate_right | Try it |
| slideshow | slideshow | Try it |
| straighten | straighten | Try it |
| style | style | Try it |
| switch_camera | switch_camera | Try it |
| switch_video | switch_video | Try it |
| tag_faces | tag_faces | Try it |
| texture | texture | Try it |
| timelapse | timelapse | Try it |
| timer_10 | timer_10 | Try it |
| timer | timer | Try it |
| timer_3 | timer_3 | Try it |
| timer_off | timer_off | Try it |
| tonality | tonality | Try it |
| tune | tune | Try it |
| view_comfy | view_comfy | Try it |
| view_compact | view_compact | Try it |
| vignette | vignette | Try it |
| wb_auto | wb_auto | Try it |
| wb_cloudy | wb_cloudy | Try it |
| wb_incandescent | wb_incandescent | Try it |
| wb_iridescent | wb_iridescent | Try it |
| wb_sunny | wb_sunny | Try it |


Pensioner, 75, wouldn't give a proper breath test after arrest following crash
Dorothy Cox, from Wallsend, crashed her car after taking a friend home following drinks in Newcastle
by Sara NicholA suspected drink-driving pensioner who was arrested after crashing her car later failed to give police a proper specimen of breath.
Dorothy Cox had given her friend a lift home following an evening out when she hit a curb in an area of Wallsend.
The police were called and the 75-year-old failed a roadside breath test, giving a reading of 73 microgrammes of alcohol in 100ml of breath when the legal limit is 35 microgrammes, a court heard.
Cox, who has no past convictions, was arrested on suspicion of drink-driving and taken to a police station, where she failed to give a required specimen of breath.
She has now been fined £276 and banned from the roads for 12 months during a hearing at North Tyneside Magistrates' Court after she admitted failing to provide the specimen of breath.
Clare Irving, prosecuting, said Cox, of Burnett Close, Wallsend, was involved in an accident at around 9pm on October 12 before failing the roadside breath test.
"She's fully compliant with the officers and continues to be at the station," Ms Irving said. "She agrees to provide a breath test but provides an incomplete sample.
"She's asked if there is a medical reason for her doing so but she replies 'Not really'."
Mark Harrison, defending, said Cox had been out in Newcastle City Centre for food and drinks with her friend before they returned to her home in Wallsend.
Mr Harrison added: "She agreed to drive her friend home as she was clearly panicked about having to walk across Wallsend after dark.
"With the benefit of hindsight, they should have called a cab."
Mr Harrison said that Cox did not wish to drive her car again, even after getting her licence back in a year.


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Metadata Essay
Goal 1: To ground students in history, values, ethics, and guiding principles of the information professions.
During the spring 2021 semester, I took Data and Records Management. This course was taught by Dr. Sarah Buchanan. For the final assignment, we each had to select a topic in records management to explore. I chose metadata. In my paper How Metadata Contextualizes Records: An Overview of Metadata in Electronic Records Management, I explained the five primary types of metadata. I then detailed how metadata is used in records management. At over twenty pages, this was the longest paper I have ever written. The thesis was that metadata provides context to the organizational processes of records management. In the end, I discussed how metadata can replicate institutional biases like racism and sexism.
This assignment was challenging but very valuable. It taught me how important ethics are in every aspect of our information architecture. The outcome of our professional ethics can manifest in ways that are not always obvious, like in information technology, data, and metadata. It also taught me the importance of ethics in recordkeeping. Records have an ethical, social, and legal dimension that require the vigilance information professionals to preserve.
Neutrality Essay
Goal 2: To provide students with the evaluative and analytical skills to respond flexibly and adaptably to future changes and challenges within the organizations and institutions where they will be employed.
Hyerim Cho’s course Foundations of Library Science taught me how to think about libraries, library science, and information critically. The course provided a history of libraries, gave an overview of major topics in library science, and explored the ethical dimensions of library science. The critical essay assignment encouraged me to explore an ethical issue in library science. I wrote about the concept of neutrality in libraries. I explored guiding ethical documents in library science like the ALA Bill of Rights. I argued that libraries are inherently not neutral because they reflect the cultural biases of their staff. In the United States, this means that libraries tend towards replicating a Eurocentric worldview with embedded values that are white, colonialist, and patriarchal.
Applying a critical lens to library ethics allowed me to develop my own sense of professional ethics. This will serve me well in moments of decision making, both big and small, in my professional career. I think that understanding history is critical to adapting to future changes. Learning about history provides an opportunity to reflect on the successes and failures that culminate in the present. History serves as a template for future. Learning that history will help guide decision making and ensure that past failures are not repeated.
Python Journal
Goal 3: To provide students with opportunities to develop cutting-edge technological skills and competences used across the information professions.
I attended to this goal in the course Introduction to Information Technology in spring 2020. This course was taught by Gail Eubanks. In this course, I learned how to use library technologies and tools like OPACs, online databases, and learning management systems. I completed a semester long “stretch project” that involved me learning the programming language Python. I took the Udemy course Complete Python Bootcamp that taught me how to set up a dev environment and start programming. Thanks to this course, I was able to complete a few simple programs in Python. I also learned how to use the command line and the software Jupyter Notebook. I compiled a journal that detailed my successes, failures, and what I learned by the end.
I have already been able to apply this knowledge to my job, where I have learned more about programming and development. The confidence I gained from teaching myself Python as part of this course made me more comfortable with learning other new programming languages. After taking this class, I started to work more directly with the dev team in my office. I successfully installed a Bash shell, learned how to operate Unix, and set up our unique dev environment all thanks to the skills I first learned in this course.
Website Prototype
Goal 4: To develop an appreciation of the service-based and user-focused nature of the information professions.
In Joi Moore’s Interaction Design course, we learned the principles of interaction design and user experience. One critical instrument of interaction design is user testing. My project partner Stacey Spencers and I conducted user testing to improve the design of a website prototype. The wireframe prototype we designed was a reimagining of the ALA Games and Gaming Roundtable. We created this prototype using the collaborative wireframe prototyping tool Figma. Figma allowed us to create a prototype that was interactive. Users could click on buttons, visit different pages, and submit comments. The design choices we incorporated were the result of user testing and user-centric design principles. You can see the front page of our wireframe site below.
This course emphasized users and user experience in every reading and assignment. This project in particular changed how I view library related technology and websites in general. Now whenever I make design decisions, I first consider who the user is and why they are using what I’m making. It made me reconsider past design decisions I made at work and continues to influence how I think about the change I make to our website at work. Library related technologies in particular should be designed with serving patron needs as the guiding principle.


Directives View
[data-role="view"]
The general idea is to organize your interface into logical views, backed by models, each of which can be updated independently when the model changes, without having to redraw the page. Instead of digging into a JSON object, looking up an element in the DOM, and updating the HTML by hand, you can bind your view's render function to the model's "change" event — and now everywhere that model data is displayed in the UI, it is always immediately up to date. Backbonejs View
Default view
...
Custom View
var CustomView = xin.ui.View.extend({
events: {
"click .icon": "open",
"click .button.edit": "openEditDialog",
"click .button.delete": "destroy"
},
open: function(evt) {
// do something amazing
},
openEditDialog: function(evt) {
// do something amazing
},
destroy: function(evt) {
// do something amazing
}
});
HTML implementation
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| desc | string | Required. A human-readable description for the protocol, such as the name. |
| icon | string | An optional content URI representing the protocol. Overrides the one provided at the higher level Protocol object. |
| fields | object | Required. Preset values for fields the client may use to search by. |
| network_id | string | Required. A unique identifier across all instances. |
Example request:
GET /_matrix/client/r0/thirdparty/protocol/irc HTTP/1.1
Responses:
Status code 200:
The protocol was found and metadata returned.
Example
{ "user_fields": [ "network", "nickname" ], "location_fields": [ "network", "channel" ], "icon": "mxc://example.org/aBcDeFgH", "field_types": { "network": { "regexp": "([a-z0-9]+\\.)*[a-z0-9]+", "placeholder": "irc.example.org" }, "nickname": { "regexp": "[^\\s#]+", "placeholder": "username" }, "channel": { "regexp": "#[^\\s]+", "placeholder": "#foobar" } }, "instances": [ { "desc": "Freenode", "icon": "mxc://example.org/JkLmNoPq", "fields": { "network": "freenode" }, "network_id": "freenode" } ] }
Status code 404:
The protocol is unknown.
Example
{ "errcode": "M_NOT_FOUND" }
Requesting this endpoint with a valid protocol name results in a list of successful mapping results in a JSON array. Each result contains objects to represent the Matrix room or rooms that represent a portal to this third party network. Each has the Matrix room alias string, an identifier for the particular third party network protocol, and an object containing the network-specific fields that comprise this identifier. It should attempt to canonicalise the identifier as much as reasonably possible given the network type.
| Rate-limited: | No. |
|---|---|
| Requires auth: | Yes. |
Request format:
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| path parameters | ||
| protocol | string | Required. The protocol used to communicate to the third party network. |
| query parameters | ||
| searchFields | string | One or more custom fields to help identify the third party location. |
Response format:
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
|  | [Location] | List of matched third party locations. |
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| alias | string | Required. An alias for a matrix room. |
| protocol | string | Required. The protocol ID that the third party location is a part of. |
| fields | object | Required. Information used to identify this third party location. |
Example request:
GET /_matrix/client/r0/thirdparty/location/irc HTTP/1.1
Responses:
Status code 200:
At least one portal room was found.
Example
[ { "alias": "#freenode_#matrix:matrix.org", "protocol": "irc", "fields": { "network": "freenode", "channel": "#matrix" } } ]
Status code 404:
No portal rooms were found.
Example
{ "errcode": "M_NOT_FOUND" }
Retrieve a Matrix User ID linked to a user on the third party service, given a set of user parameters.
| Rate-limited: | No. |
|---|---|
| Requires auth: | Yes. |
Request format:
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| path parameters | ||
| protocol | string | Required. The name of the protocol. |
| query parameters | ||
| fields... | string | One or more custom fields that are passed to the AS to help identify the user. |
Response format:
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
|  | [User] | List of matched third party users. |
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| userid | string | Required. A Matrix User ID represting a third party user. |
| protocol | string | Required. The protocol ID that the third party location is a part of. |
| fields | object | Required. Information used to identify this third party location. |
Example request:
GET /_matrix/client/r0/thirdparty/user/irc HTTP/1.1
Responses:
Status code 200:
The Matrix User IDs found with the given parameters.
Example
[ { "userid": "@_gitter_jim:matrix.org", "protocol": "gitter", "fields": { "user": "jim" } } ]
Status code 404:
The Matrix User ID was not found
Example
{ "errcode": "M_NOT_FOUND" }
Retrieve an array of third party network locations from a Matrix room alias.
| Rate-limited: | No. |
|---|---|
| Requires auth: | Yes. |
Request format:
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| query parameters | ||
| alias | string | Required. The Matrix room alias to look up. |
Response format:
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
|  | [Location] | List of matched third party locations. |
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| alias | string | Required. An alias for a matrix room. |
| protocol | string | Required. The protocol ID that the third party location is a part of. |
| fields | object | Required. Information used to identify this third party location. |
Example request:
GET /_matrix/client/r0/thirdparty/location?alias=%23matrix%3Amatrix.org HTTP/1.1
Responses:
Status code 200:
All found third party locations.
Example
[ { "alias": "#freenode_#matrix:matrix.org", "protocol": "irc", "fields": { "network": "freenode", "channel": "#matrix" } } ]
Status code 404:
The Matrix room alias was not found
Example
{ "errcode": "M_NOT_FOUND" }
Retrieve an array of third party users from a Matrix User ID.
| Rate-limited: | No. |
|---|---|
| Requires auth: | Yes. |
Request format:
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| query parameters | ||
| userid | string | Required. The Matrix User ID to look up. |
Response format:
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
|  | [User] | List of matched third party users. |
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| userid | string | Required. A Matrix User ID represting a third party user. |
| protocol | string | Required. The protocol ID that the third party location is a part of. |
| fields | object | Required. Information used to identify this third party location. |
Example request:
GET /_matrix/client/r0/thirdparty/user?userid=%40bob%3Amatrix.org HTTP/1.1
Responses:
Status code 200:
An array of third party users.
Example
[ { "userid": "@_gitter_jim:matrix.org", "protocol": "gitter", "fields": { "user": "jim" } } ]
Status code 404:
The Matrix User ID was not found
Example
{ "errcode": "M_NOT_FOUND" }
This module allows users to verify their identity with a third party service. The third party service does need to be matrix-aware in that it will need to know to resolve matrix homeservers to exchange the user's token for identity information.
Gets an OpenID token object that the requester may supply to another service to verify their identity in Matrix. The generated token is only valid for exchanging for user information from the federation API for OpenID.
The access token generated is only valid for the OpenID API. It cannot be used to request another OpenID access token or call /sync, for example.
| Rate-limited: | Yes. |
|---|---|
| Requires auth: | Yes. |
Request format:
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| path parameters | ||
| userId | string | Required. The user to request and OpenID token for. Should be the user who is authenticated for the request. |
Response format:
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| access_token | string | Required. An access token the consumer may use to verify the identity of the person who generated the token. This is given to the federation API GET /openid/userinfo to verify the user's identity. |
| token_type | string | Required. The string Bearer. |
| matrix_server_name | string | Required. The homeserver domain the consumer should use when attempting to verify the user's identity. |
| expires_in | integer | Required. The number of seconds before this token expires and a new one must be generated. |
Example request:
POST /_matrix/client/r0/user/%40alice%3Aexample.com/openid/request_token HTTP/1.1 Content-Type: application/json {}
Responses:
Status code 200:
OpenID token information. This response is nearly compatible with the response documented in the OpenID 1.0 Specification with the only difference being the lack of an id_token. Instead, the Matrix homeserver's name is provided.
Example
{ "access_token": "SomeT0kenHere", "token_type": "Bearer", "matrix_server_name": "example.com", "expires_in": 3600 }
Status code 429:
This request was rate-limited.
Example
{ "errcode": "M_LIMIT_EXCEEDED", "error": "Too many requests", "retry_after_ms": 2000 }
In some scenarios room operators may wish to prevent a malicious or untrusted server from participating in their room. Sending an m.room.server_acl state event into a room is an effective way to prevent the server from participating in the room at the federation level.
Server ACLs can also be used to make rooms only federate with a limited set of servers, or retroactively make the room no longer federate with any other server, similar to setting the m.federate value on the m.room.create event.
An event to indicate which servers are permitted to participate in the room. Server ACLs may allow or deny groups of hosts. All servers participating in the room, including those that are denied, are expected to uphold the server ACL. Servers that do not uphold the ACLs MUST be added to the denied hosts list in order for the ACLs to remain effective.
The allow and deny lists are lists of globs supporting ? and * as wildcards. When comparing against the server ACLs, the suspect server's port number must not be considered. Therefore evil.com, evil.com:8448, and evil.com:1234 would all match rules that apply to evil.com, for example.
The ACLs are applied to servers when they make requests, and are applied in the following order:
Note
Server ACLs do not restrict the events relative to the room DAG via authorisation rules, but instead act purely at the network layer to determine which servers are allowed to connect and interact with a given room.
Warning
Failing to provide an allow rule of some kind will prevent all servers from participating in the room, including the sender. This renders the room unusable. A common allow rule is [ "*" ] which would still permit the use of the deny list without losing the room.
Warning
All compliant servers must implement server ACLs. However, legacy or noncompliant servers exist which do not uphold ACLs, and these MUST be manually appended to the denied hosts list when setting an ACL to prevent them from leaking events from banned servers into a room. Currently, the only way to determine noncompliant hosts is to check the prev_events of leaked events, therefore detecting servers which are not upholding the ACLs. Server versions can also be used to try to detect hosts that will not uphold the ACLs, although this is not comprehensive. Server ACLs were added in Synapse v0.32.0, although other server implementations and versions exist in the world.
| Content Key | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| allow_ip_literals | boolean | True to allow server names that are IP address literals. False to deny. Defaults to true if missing or otherwise not a boolean. This is strongly recommended to be set to false as servers running with IP literal names are strongly discouraged in order to require legitimate homeservers to be backed by a valid registered domain name. |
| allow | [string] | The server names to allow in the room, excluding any port information. Wildcards may be used to cover a wider range of hosts, where * matches zero or more characters and ? matches exactly one character. This defaults to an empty list when not provided, effectively disallowing every server. |
| deny | [string] | The server names to disallow in the room, excluding any port information. Wildcards may be used to cover a wider range of hosts, where * matches zero or more characters and ? matches exactly one character. This defaults to an empty list when not provided. |
Example:
{ "age": 242352, "content": { "allow": [ "*" ], "allow_ip_literals": false, "deny": [ "*.evil.com", "evil.com" ] }, "event_id": "$WLGTSEFSEF:localhost", "origin_server_ts":<PHONE_NUMBER>939, "room_id": "!Cuyf34gef24t:localhost", "sender": "@example:localhost", "state_key": "", "type": "m.room.server_acl" }
Note
Port numbers are not supported because it is unclear to parsers whether a port number should be matched or an IP address literal. Additionally, it is unlikely that one would trust a server running on a particular domain's port but not a different port, especially considering the server host can easily change ports.
Note
CIDR notation is not supported for IP addresses because Matrix does not encourage the use of IPs for identifying servers. Instead, a blanket allow_ip_literals is provided to cover banning them.
Clients are not expected to perform any additional duties beyond sending the event. Clients should describe changes to the server ACLs to the user in the user interface, such as in the timeline.
Clients may wish to kick affected users from the room prior to denying a server access to the room to help prevent those servers from participating and to provide feedback to the users that they have been excluded from the room.
Servers MUST prevent blacklisted servers from sending events or participating in the room when an m.room.server_acl event is present in the room state. Which APIs are specifically affected are described in the Server-Server API specification.
Servers should still send events to denied servers if they are still residents of the room.
Server ACLs are only effective if every server in the room honours them. Servers that do not honour the ACLs may still permit events sent by denied servers into the room, leaking them to other servers in the room. To effectively enforce an ACL in a room, the servers that do not honour the ACLs should be denied in the room as well.
This module allows users to mention other users, rooms, and groups within a room message. This is achieved by including a matrix.to URI in the HTML body of an m.room.message event. This module does not have any server-specific behaviour to it.
Mentions apply only to m.room.message events where the msgtype is m.text, m.emote, or m.notice. The format for the event must be org.matrix.custom.html and therefore requires a formatted_body.
To make a mention, reference the entity being mentioned in the formatted_body using an anchor, like so:
{ "body": "Hello Alice!", "msgtype": "m.text", "format": "org.matrix.custom.html", "formatted_body": "Hello Alice!" }
In addition to using the appropriate matrix.to URI for the mention, clients should use the following guidelines when making mentions in events to be sent:
The text component of the anchor should be used in the event's body where the mention would normally be represented, as shown in the example above.
Clients should display mentions differently from other elements. For example, this may be done by changing the background color of the mention to indicate that it is different from a normal link.
If the current user is mentioned in a message (either by a mention as defined in this module or by a push rule), the client should show that mention differently from other mentions, such as by using a red background color to signify to the user that they were mentioned.
When clicked, the mention should navigate the user to the appropriate room, group, or user information.
From time to time, a room may need to be upgraded to a different room version for a variety for reasons. This module defines a way for rooms to upgrade to a different room version when needed.
A state event signifying that a room has been upgraded to a different room version, and that clients should go there.
| Content Key | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| body | string | Required. A server-defined message. |
| replacement_room | string | Required. The new room the client should be visiting. |
Example:
{ "content": { "body": "This room has been replaced", "replacement_room": "!newroom:example.org" }, "event_id": "$143273582443PhrSn:example.org", "origin_server_ts":<PHONE_NUMBER>653, "room_id": "!jEsUZKDJdhlrceRyVU:example.org", "sender": "@example:example.org", "state_key": "", "type": "m.room.tombstone", "unsigned": { "age": 1234 } }
Clients which understand m.room.tombstone events and the predecessor field on m.room.create events should communicate to the user that the room was upgraded. One way of accomplishing this would be hiding the old room from the user's room list and showing banners linking between the old and new room - ensuring that permalinks work when referencing the old room. Another approach may be to virtually merge the rooms such that the old room's timeline seamlessly continues into the new timeline without the user having to jump between the rooms.
Upgrades the given room to a particular room version.
| Rate-limited: | No. |
|---|---|
| Requires auth: | Yes. |
Request format:
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| path parameters | ||
| roomId | string | Required. The ID of the room to upgrade. |
| JSON body parameters | ||
| new_version | string | Required. The new version for the room. |
Response format:
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| replacement_room | string | Required. The ID of the new room. |
Example request:
POST /_matrix/client/r0/rooms/%21oldroom%3Aexample.org/upgrade HTTP/1.1 Content-Type: application/json { "new_version": "2" }
Responses:
Status code 200:
The room was successfully upgraded.
Example
{ "replacement_room": "!newroom:example.org" }
Status code 400:
The request was invalid. One way this can happen is if the room version requested is not supported by the homeserver.
Example
{ "errcode": "M_UNSUPPORTED_ROOM_VERSION", "error": "This server does not support that room version" }
Status code 403:
The user is not permitted to upgrade the room.
Example
{ "errcode": "M_FORBIDDEN", "error": "You cannot upgrade this room" }
When the client requests to upgrade a known room to a known version, the server:
Checks that the user has permission to send m.room.tombstone events in the room.
Creates a replacement room with a m.room.create event containing a predecessor field and the applicable room_version.
Replicates transferable state events to the new room. The exact details for what is transferred is left as an implementation detail, however the recommended state events to transfer are:
Membership events should not be transferred to the new room due to technical limitations of servers not being able to impersonate people from other homeservers. Additionally, servers should not transfer state events which are sensitive to who sent them, such as events outside of the Matrix namespace where clients may rely on the sender to match certain criteria.
Moves any local aliases to the new room.
Sends a m.room.tombstone event to the old room to indicate that it is not intended to be used any further.
If possible, the power levels in the old room should also be modified to prevent sending of events and inviting new users. For example, setting events_default and invite to the greater of 50 and users_default + 1.
When a user joins the new room, the server should automatically transfer/replicate some of the user's personalized settings such as notifications, tags, etc.
Homeserver hosts often want to send messages to users in an official capacity, or have resource limits which affect a user's ability to use the homeserver. For example, the homeserver may be limited to a certain number of active users per month and has exceeded that limit. To communicate this failure to users, the homeserver would use the Server Notices room.
The aesthetics of the room (name, topic, avatar, etc) are left as an implementation detail. It is recommended that the homeserver decorate the room such that it looks like an official room to users.
Notices are sent to the client as normal m.room.message events with a msgtype of m.server_notice in the server notices room. Events with a m.server_notice msgtype outside of the server notice room must be ignored by clients.
The specified values for server_notice_type are:
| m.server_notice.usage_limit_reached: | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
The server has exceeded some limit which requires the server administrator to intervene. The limit_type describes the kind of limit reached. The specified values for limit_type are:
|
Message Event
Represents a server notice for a user.
| Content Key | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| body | string | Required. A human-readable description of the notice. |
| msgtype | enum | Required. Must be 'm.server_notice'. |
| server_notice_type | string | Required. The type of notice being represented. |
| admin_contact | string | A URI giving a contact method for the server administrator. Required if the notice type is m.server_notice.usage_limit_reached. |
| limit_type | string | The kind of usage limit the server has exceeded. Required if the notice type is m.server_notice.usage_limit_reached. |
Example:
{ "content": { "admin_contact"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"body": "Human-readable message to explain the notice", "limit_type": "monthly_active_user", "msgtype": "m.server_notice", "server_notice_type": "m.server_notice.usage_limit_reached" }, "event_id": "$143273582443PhrSn:example.org", "origin_server_ts":<PHONE_NUMBER>653, "room_id": "!jEsUZKDJdhlrceRyVU:example.org", "sender": "@example:example.org", "type": "m.room.message", "unsigned": { "age": 1234 } }
Clients can identify the server notices room by the m.server_notice tag on the room. Active notices are represented by the pinned events in the server notices room. Server notice events pinned in that room should be shown to the user through special UI and not through the normal pinned events interface in the client. For example, clients may show warning banners or bring up dialogs to get the user's attention. Events which are not server notice events and are pinned in the server notices room should be shown just like any other pinned event in a room.
The client must not expect to be able to reject an invite to join the server notices room. Attempting to reject the invite must result in a M_CANNOT_LEAVE_SERVER_NOTICE_ROOM error. Servers should not prevent the user leaving the room after joining the server notices room, however the same error code must be used if the server will prevent leaving the room.
Servers should manage exactly 1 server notices room per user. Servers must identify this room to clients with the m.server_notice tag. Servers should invite the target user rather than automatically join them to the server notice room.
How servers send notices to clients, and which user they use to send the events, is left as an implementation detail for the server.


I recently obtained some oxy (Roxycodone) and tried it. I took 30 mg both times. I chewed the tablets. The biggest effect was carsickness and nausea. The high wasn't very good. It was intense but not very good and combined with the carsickness feeling I just wanted it to be over. It only got even remotely nice when I lied down in a dark cool room with some music on. The best way to describe the high was clean. It felt very clean, but it wasn't worth it. I would not try this drug only because the bad effects outway the good. Even alcohol is nicer. I felt very much like the most intense effect was motion sickness, in my stomach and in my head that was among the most unpleasant effects in my life.
During the second time I tossed the rest of my pills down the toilet they were so bad. I tried to keep a log of the times but the light made me very sick so I could not do that.  I was disappointed because usually I get completely euphoric for hours after a couple tyenol with codines and a couple bowls of pot.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


the town this student was born in
the date of birt of the student (d-m-yy e.g. "2.10.90")
the date the present information was generated (d-m-yy e.g. "25.4.18")
the current targeted degree e.g. "84, Bachelor"
the year in which the applying regulation was specified
the full name of the student
the current major e.g. "B13, Software- und Systemtechnik (dual)"
the matriculation number
the semester this student is currently in
the kind of studen e.g. "Haupthörer"
the street (and house number) of the student
the title of the student e.g. "Herr"
the zip code and the town
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You can get Americons via the releases page on
GitHub or via NPM:
Getting Started
Installing Americons
npm install --save americons
Our releases are packaged with the following contents:
The easiest way is to copy the Americons folder to the root of your web application and include the minified CSS file in your HTML file.
If you would rather use the Sass files, make sure the americons font files end up in a folder named "fonts" next to the folder containing your compiled CSS.
If you would rather just use the SVG files directly instead of the icon fonts, look in the SVG directory. The SVG files in the icons folder are the ones used in the icon fonts. They have been processed using SVGO and are ready for you to include in your projects and style however you want.
I've also included a folder named states that contains three separate SVG files for each state with varying resolutions. The low resolution files are smaller but have less detail. The high resolution files are larger and more complex, with much more detail. The medium ones are in between. For more information on how these files were generated, see the companion project americons-geo. The best one to use will depend on the size you plan on rendering them at.
For example, here is the state of Ohio at a low resolution:
oh-low.svg (size: 3kb)
Here is the state of Ohio at a high resolution:
oh-hi.svg (size: 27kb)
As you can see, there's much more detail in the high resolution file along the Ohio river and Lake Erie. But the file size is also 9x larger.
Now here are the same two files at 32x32 pixels:
oh-low.svg (size: 3kb)
oh-hi.svg (size: 27kb)
At this resolution, the differences are much harder to spot, however the low resolution file is smaller and easier for the browser to render quickly.
There is a symbols folder in the svg directory that has a text file for each state containing an svg symbol definition. To use these, you'll first need to inject an svg block into your markup containing a defs block with the symbols you want to use. Then you can use them anywhere in your page with something like:
<svg class="some-custom-class">
<use xlink:href="#am-oh" />
</svg>
For an example of how to do this, look at the source code for this page. You'll see the the ohsmall and ohlarge symbols in the hidden SVG at the top of the file.


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I see this on the taker side only, when it's using a native RPC and getblock only accepts a hash, e.g. DASH, FLASH. @mattt21 is correct that using the hash from getblockhash would work for these coins.
My workaround for DASH was to stop MM2 and restart it, then connect DASH using electrum, and the taker finished.
But I didn't have electrum set up for FLASH and eventually the taker ended up in TakerPaymentWaitForSpendFailed. The maker did spend the taker payment and considered the swap f...


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#include <tinyxml.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| TiXmlHandle (TiXmlNode *_node) | |
| Create a handle from any node (at any depth of the tree.) This can be a null pointer. | |
| TiXmlHandle (const TiXmlHandle &ref) | |
| Copy constructor. | |
| TiXmlHandle | operator= (const TiXmlHandle &ref) |
| TiXmlHandle | FirstChild () const |
| Return a handle to the first child node. | |
| TiXmlHandle | FirstChild (const char *value) const |
| Return a handle to the first child node with the given name. | |
| TiXmlHandle | FirstChildElement () const |
| Return a handle to the first child element. | |
| TiXmlHandle | FirstChildElement (const char *value) const |
| Return a handle to the first child element with the given name. | |
| TiXmlHandle | Child (const char *value, int index) const |
| TiXmlHandle | Child (int index) const |
| TiXmlHandle | ChildElement (const char *value, int index) const |
| TiXmlHandle | ChildElement (int index) const |
| TiXmlNode * | ToNode () const |
| TiXmlElement * | ToElement () const |
| TiXmlText * | ToText () const |
| TiXmlUnknown * | ToUnknown () const |
| TiXmlNode * | Node () const |
| TiXmlElement * | Element () const |
| TiXmlText * | Text () const |
| TiXmlUnknown * | Unknown () const |
A TiXmlHandle is a class that wraps a node pointer with null checks; this is an incredibly useful thing. Note that TiXmlHandle is not part of the TinyXml DOM structure. It is a separate utility class.
Take an example:
<Document> <Element attributeA = "valueA"> <Child attributeB = "value1" /> <Child attributeB = "value2" /> </Element> <Document>
Assuming you want the value of "attributeB" in the 2nd "Child" element, it's very easy to write a lot of code that looks like:
TiXmlElement* root = document.FirstChildElement( "Document" ); if ( root ) { TiXmlElement* element = root->FirstChildElement( "Element" ); if ( element ) { TiXmlElement* child = element->FirstChildElement( "Child" ); if ( child ) { TiXmlElement* child2 = child->NextSiblingElement( "Child" ); if ( child2 ) { // Finally do something useful.
And that doesn't even cover "else" cases. TiXmlHandle addresses the verbosity of such code. A TiXmlHandle checks for null pointers so it is perfectly safe and correct to use:
TiXmlHandle docHandle( &document ); TiXmlElement* child2 = docHandle.FirstChild( "Document" ).FirstChild( "Element" ).Child( "Child", 1 ).ToElement(); if ( child2 ) { // do something useful
Which is MUCH more concise and useful.
It is also safe to copy handles - internally they are nothing more than node pointers.
TiXmlHandle handleCopy = handle;
What they should not be used for is iteration:
int i=0; while ( true ) { TiXmlElement* child = docHandle.FirstChild( "Document" ).FirstChild( "Element" ).Child( "Child", i ).ToElement(); if ( !child ) break; // do something ++i; }
It seems reasonable, but it is in fact two embedded while loops. The Child method is a linear walk to find the element, so this code would iterate much more than it needs to. Instead, prefer:
TiXmlElement* child = docHandle.FirstChild( "Document" ).FirstChild( "Element" ).FirstChild( "Child" ).ToElement(); for( child; child; child=child->NextSiblingElement() ) { // do something }
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Return a handle to the "index" child. The first child is 0, the second 1, etc.
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| int | index | ||
| ) | const |
Return a handle to the "index" child element with the given name. The first child element is 0, the second 1, etc. Note that only TiXmlElements are indexed: other types are not counted.
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Trending conversations today - December 9
by Hannington MutabaziThe new week is here! Are you wondering what is happening on social media today? Here are the top trending topics in Uganda.
Monday, December 9
Presented by Hannington Mutabazi
@Mutabazi01
The new week is here! Are you wondering what is happening on social media today? Here are the top trending topics in Uganda.
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1.Miss Universe 2019
Miss South Africa Zozibini Tunzi was crowned Miss Universe on Sunday in Atlanta after a lavish ceremony filled with glitter and heartfelt speeches about female empowerment.
Tunzi beat more than 90 contestants from around the globe in the 68th installment of Miss Universe, which was held in Atlanta's Tyler Perry Studios.
What message do you have for the Miss Universe? Well join the conversation Here
2. Uganda Decides2021
Uganda decides is trending as early as now! Yes, am also surprised just like you are. Ugandans seem not to be joking with election things this time around. It is just 2019.
Only two days left for eligible voters to update their voter's registration status.
Ugandan tweeps are voicing their opinions Here
3. Save Murchison Falls
The save Murchison falls campaign is still on and still growing strong. Ugandans are not willing to listen to anything until they are promised that Murchison falls is safe. Petitions have been signed and many more things still going on.
 Uganda is the pearl of Africa. I guess they have a valid reason to raise their outcry. What do you have to say about the current trends? Join in Here


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where
bumpType can be
major,
minor or
patch and version is the version string you want to bump (e.g. 1.0.0).


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| Property Name | Type | Description |
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The simple name. Can be searched by rawName
(not analyzed) or name (analyzed).
|
| fullName | String | The fully qualified name. Can be searched by rawFullName (not analyzed) or fullName (analyzed).
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| fullNameTokens | Array of Strings | An array of tokens in the full name. Can be searched by
rawFullNameTokens (not analyzed) or fullNameTokens (analyzed).
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| project | String | The name of the project / library |
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| value | String | The value of the constant |
| uri | String | The path of the documentation, which may contain the string ${VERSION} as a placeholder for the version of the library |
| summaryHtml | String | A summary of the attribute, in HTML format |
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The histogram found below is a univariate analysis on occurences of each country in the bread dataset.
A scatter plot that was used in the multivariate analysis of bread prices in our dataset.
Graphs that show the product prices over the years for countries with the products: Millet, Maize and Sorghum. A clear correlation can be found.
K-Means Clustering
Surprising find 1
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Class Board
Class that represents a board of Minesweeper
Fields
| Board.Width | Width of the board, in tiles |
| Board.Height | Height of the board, in tiles |
| Board.Mines | Number of mines in this board |
| Board.Position | Position of this board in the workspace |
| Board.GameEnded | If true, then stop the game |
| Board.CorrectlyFlaggedMines | Count how many mines have been correctly flagged |
| Board.FlagsCount | Keeps track of the amount of flags in the board |
| Board.MinesCounter | Part that display the amount of mines remaining |
| Board.Resetter | Part that will reset the game when clicked |
| Board.Tiles | List of all the tiles that make up this board |
Methods
| Board\new (width, height, mines, position) | Instanciates a new board |
| Board\PrepareBoard () | Spawns the board's tiles |
| Board\ResetGame () | Resets all the boards's field and regenerate the tiles. |
| Board\EndGame (revealMines) | Reveal all the tiles |
| Board\TileNeighborsIterator (tile) | Makes an iterator that goes over a given tile's neighbors |
| Board\UpdateMinesCounter () | Makes the MinesCounter reflect the amount of flags placed |
| Board\CheckVictory () | Checks if the last mine has been flagged, and stop the game it it's the case |
Fields
- Board.Width
-
Width of the board, in tiles
- Width number
- Board.Height
-
Height of the board, in tiles
- Height number
- Board.Mines
-
Number of mines in this board
- Mines number
- Board.Position
-
Position of this board in the workspace
- Position Vector3
- Board.GameEnded
-
If true, then stop the game
- GameEnded boolean
- Board.CorrectlyFlaggedMines
-
Count how many mines have been correctly flagged
- CorrectlyFlaggedMines number
- Board.FlagsCount
-
Keeps track of the amount of flags in the board
- FlagsCount number
- Board.MinesCounter
-
Part that display the amount of mines remaining
- MinesCounter TextPart
- Board.Resetter
-
Part that will reset the game when clicked
- Resetter TextPart
- Board.Tiles
-
List of all the tiles that make up this board
- Tiles {Tile}
Methods
- Board\new (width, height, mines, position)
-
Instanciates a new board
Parameters:
- width number how many tiles make up the board's width
- height number how many tiles make up the board's height
- mines number how many mines are to be placed in the board
- position Vector3 3D position of the board's top-left corner
- Board\PrepareBoard ()
- Spawns the board's tiles
- Board\ResetGame ()
- Resets all the boards's field and regenerate the tiles. This is called when the reset part is clicked.
- Board\EndGame (revealMines)
-
Reveal all the tiles
Parameters:
- revealMines boolean if true, mines will also be revealed
- Board\TileNeighborsIterator (tile)
-
Makes an iterator that goes over a given tile's neighbors
Parameters:
- tile Tile the tile we want to get the neighbors of
Returns:
-
function
an iterator for the tile's neighbors
- Board\UpdateMinesCounter ()
- Makes the MinesCounter reflect the amount of flags placed
- Board\CheckVictory ()
- Checks if the last mine has been flagged, and stop the game it it's the case


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Before Change
"premise_transitions": get_transitions(line["sentence1_binary_parse"]),
"hypothesis_transitions": get_transitions(line["sentence2_binary_parse"])
})
ret.append(Dataset(examples))
if len(ret) == 1:
return ret[0]
After Change
download_file_maybe_extract(url=url, directory=directory, check_files=check_files)
get_transitions = lambda parse: ["reduce" if t == ")" else "shift" for t in parse if t != "("]
ret = []
splits = [(train, train_filename), (dev, dev_filename), (test, test_filename)]
splits = [f for (requested, f) in splits if requested]
for filename in splits:
full_path = os.path.join(directory, extracted_name, filename)


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Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee (abbreviated IIT Roorkee or IITR), formerly University of Roorkee and Thomason College of Civil Engineering, is a public engineering university located in Roorkee, Uttarakhand, India. Established in 1847 in British India by the then lieutenant governor, Sir James Thomason, it was given university status in 1949 and was converted into an Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) in 2001, thus becoming the seventh IIT to be declared.
IIT Roorkee has 21 academic departments covering Engineering, Applied Sciences, Humanities & Social Sciences and Management programs with a strong emphasis on scientific and technological education and research.
The institution has its origins in a class started in 1845 to train local youth in engineering to assist in public works then beginning. In 1847 it was officially established. It was renamed as the Thomason College of Civil Engineering in 1854 in honour of its founder, Sir James Thomason, lieutenant governor 1843–53. The first Indian to graduate from the Roorkee college was Rai Bahadur Kanhaiya Lal in 1852.
On 21 September 2001, an ordinance issued by the Government of India declared it as the nation's seventh Indian Institute of Technology, renaming it to the current name, Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee. The ordinance was converted into an act by the Parliament to make IIT Roorkee an "Institution of National Importance".The Department of Civil Engineering was established in 1847 and is the oldest engineering department in India. The Electrical Engineering department of the Thomson College was established in the year 1897, and was one of the earliest such specializations in the world. The Architecture department is first in India in instituting a master's degree course in Architecture (M. Arch.) in the year 1969–70. In 1978 Institute of Paper Technology, Saharanpur was merged with the then University of Roorkee.


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Can Get The Staff is a new exciting startup in the education sector. By cutting out agencies it helps schools find supply teachers cheaper, yet pay them more.
In collaboration with Fifteen and Oddsphere, I helped to build the best possible digital experience for Can Get The Staff. With the aim of increasing the number of schools and teachers using the system.
An effective account management system allows schools to advertise their vacancies and positions. Teachers can also update their profiles and apply for vacancies.
And a powerful search system allows schools and teachers to find each other.
Can Get The Staff now has a home that is allowing schools and supply teacher across the UK to connect. Adding value to both schools and improving supply teachers pay.


Before Change
target_workdir = self.codegen_workdir(target)
synthetic_name = target.id
sources_rel_path = os.path.relpath(target_workdir, get_buildroot())
spec_path = "{0}{1}".format(type(self).__name__, sources_rel_path)
synthetic_address = SyntheticAddress(spec_path, synthetic_name)
// TODO(gm): sources_generated_by_target() shouldn"t be necessary for the isolated codegen
// strategy, once that exists.
raw_generated_sources = self.sources_generated_by_target(target)
After Change
with self.invalidated(targets,
invalidate_dependents=True,
fingerprint_strategy=self.get_fingerprint_strategy()) as invalidation_check:
invalid_targets = OrderedSet()
for vts in invalidation_check.invalid_vts:
invalid_targets.update(vts.targets)
self.execute_codegen(invalid_targets)
invalid_vts_by_target = dict([(vt.target, vt) for vt in invalidation_check.invalid_vts])
vts_artifactfiles_pairs = []


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1887 - Aston Villa win first FA Cup under Captain Archie Hunter
1880 - Villa win their first trophy, the Birmingham Senior Cup
1897 - Club moves into the Lower Grounds, nicknamed "Villa Park"
1957 - Aston Villa wins FA Cup final against Manchester United, the club's first trophy in over 30 years
1958 - Artificial lights installed at Villa Park
1982 - Aston Villa defeat Bayern Munich in the European Cup final
1992 - Aston Villa become founding members of the FA Premier League
2006 - Long-time chairman Doug Ellis sells club to American businessman Randy Lerner
2016 - Aston Villa ownership changes hands again as Chinese investor Tony Xia buys the team


PreloadJS can load a variety of media. In this example, click each example to load its related item. Once the item is loaded, it will display (image), play (sound), apply to the document (css), or display an alert (script).


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open class BaseFragment : Fragment |
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open class BasePermissionsActivity : BaseActivity
Base Permission class for all activities that require permissions; Extend this class to ensure that the permissions defined in |


Instructions. Enter a polynomial to get an exact decomposition as a sum of squares of rational functions, modulo symbolic simplifications, if one can be found. Created by Thanos Papaïoannou. Fork on GitHub.


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Singapore offers universal healthcare coverage to our citizens, with a financing system anchored on the twin philosophies of individual responsibility and affordable healthcare for all. Through a mixed financing system, use of market-based mechanisms to promote competition and transparency and the adoption of technology to improve the delivery of healthcare services, we have secured good healthcare outcomes for our population. We have done so with a national healthcare expenditure of about 4% of our GDP, which is low among developed countries (although this is expected to grow with an ageing population).
These features of the Singapore system have been recognised in various international assessments. We intend to continually evolve and improve our policies over time.
Universal coverage, multiple layers of protection
We have evolved a mixed financing system, with multiple tiers of protection to ensure that no Singaporean is denied access to basic healthcare because of affordability issues.
Organisation of service delivery
Singapore today has a mixed delivery model. The public sector dominates the acute care sector, delivering 80% of the care in this sector. The primary care sector is dominated by private sector providers, which account for about 80% of the market. In the step-down care sector (e.g. nursing homes, community hospitals and hospices), service provision is mainly provided by voluntary welfare organisations, most of which are funded by the Government for their services rendered to patients.
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Promoting competition and transparency
In 2004, the Ministry of Health began to publish hospital bill sizes to show the variation in costs among our hospitals, with a view to push our hospitals on this effort to “do more with less”. There have been some successes since then in spurring improvements, e.g. LASIK prices dropped by more than S$1,000 per eye and the competitive price wars continue to this day, at great benefit to consumers. The Ministry has also progressively published health outcomes on the website to encourage further improvements and help patients make more informed choices.
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Experimental RVL Visualisation service
This service is a demonstrator for the prototypical tooling that was built around the RDFS/OWL Visualisation Language (RVL) by Jan Polowinski in the context of his PhD thesis at Technische Universität Dresden. No guarantees are given with respect to the quality of this service. Do not post any other data than licensed as CC0 or with a comparable license, since data is temporarily stored on our service and may be visible to others, since we offer no user management yet.
The thesis may be cited as:
Polowinski, Jan. Ontology-Driven, Guided Visualisation Supporting Explicit and Composable Mappings, 8. November 2017. http://nbn-resolving.de/urn:nbn:de:bsz:14-qucosa-229908.
This demo may be cited as:
purl.org/rvl/demo


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The user macro null_brick modifies a sub-volume of node data within a uniform volume, by replacing all the values with a single given value. This value may optionally be set to be the null_value.
Input Ports
Name Type Description &in ilink (Mesh_Unif+Node_Data_Struct) input uniform field Parameters
The following lists all of the parameters found in the parameter block NullBrickParams, which are accessed by the module NullBrickNodeData and the UI Macro NullBrickUI.
Name Type Description UI Control xmin int sub-volume lower extent for x-axis Brick Extents: xmin xmax int sub-volume upper extent for x-axis Brick Extents: xmax ymin int sub-volume lower extent for y-axis Brick Extents: ymin ymax int sub-volume upper extent for y-axis Brick Extents: ymax zmin int sub-volume lower extent for z-axis Brick Extents: zmin zmax int sub-volume upper extent for z-axis Brick Extents: zmax nval double sub-volume data (null) value to replace all existing data Null/Brick Value setnull int (toggle) set null_value to be nval Set Null Flag Output Ports
Name Type Description out Mesh_Unif+Node_Data_Struct output field with modified values in the sub-volume
The user macrp null_brick inputs a uniform volume (Mesh_Unif+Node_Data_Struct) and takes a set of parameters to define a sub-volume within, and a replacement data value. All node data within the sub-volume is replaced with the given value, in all components. This allows sub-volumes to be cut away - similar to the excavate_brick module - but doesn't convert the field to an unstructured mesh, thus allowing the volume to be volume rendered.
Additionally, the given value, may be specified as the null_value in the Node_Data components, and the null_flag parameter is set.
&in
Input for uniform node data (Node_Data_Struct), which will have a sub-volume modified as defined by the extents in the parameter block, for all components of all primitive data types.
xmin
Sub-volume lower extent for the x-axis.
xmax
Sub-volume upper extent for the x-axis.
ymin
Sub-volume lower extent for the y-axis.
ymax
Sub-volume upper extent for the y-axis.
zmin
Sub-volume lower extent for the z-axis.
zmax
Sub-volume upper extent for the z-axis.
nval
Value (null) to be used to fill all values defined as the sub-volume.
setnull
Sets the nval parameter to be the null_value in each component, and sets the null_flag of the Node_Data.
out
Modified Mesh_Unif+Node Data_Struct output.
The low-level NullBrickNodeData module is used in the functional macro NullBrick and this User Macro null_brick.
Two example applications, NullBrickEg1 and NullBrickEg2 are provided, which show the null_brick macro in use with the volume_render modules and the isosurface modules respectively.
xp_comm_proj/nullbrik/nbrkdmacs.v contains the null_brick User Macro, the NullBrick Functional Macro, the NullBrickUI UI Macro, and the example application NullBrickEg V definitions.
The NullBrickMacs library inherits its process. As this library contains no procedural code, the process is not important. The low-level NullBrickNodeData module, executes under the process specified in its library, not the process defined in the high-level library.
Paul G. Lever International AVS Centre Manchester Visualization Centre
NullBrickParams, NullBrickUI, NullBrick and NullBrickNodeData.
excavate_brick


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This post is targeted to Python programmers and data scientists who want an easy way to create a website or blog using Jupyter Notebooks or Markdown documents.
Enter Pelican. Designed to transform Markdown documents like Jupyter Notebooks into HTML that is ready to host on a web server like github.io via GitHub Pages.
So how do blogs produced by Pelican look? Okay but it could be better.
What follows is a complete 'recipe' for integrating a pelican bootstrap theme into your Pelican blog for a very professional looking site. Since there are many steps involved, the rest of this post will be in outline form to create a 'cheatsheet' for your reference.
For more background on using Pelican to create a data scinece blog, see this excellent post from dataquest.io
QUICKSTART YOUR BLOG USING MARKDOWN
A. INSTALL AND ACTIVATE A VIRTUALENV FOR PELICAN BLOG SITE
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pip install virtualenv
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virtualenv ~/virtualenvs/pelican
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cd ~/virtualenvs/pelican
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. bin/activate
B. NEXT INSTALL PELICAN & MARKDOWN IN THE VIRTUALENV
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(pelican) $ pip install pelican
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(pelican) $ pip install Markdown
C. NOW RUN PELICAN-QUICKSTART FROM YOUR PELICAN VIRTUALENV AND INSTALL REQUIREMENTS
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(pelican) $ pelican-quickstart
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(pelican) $ answer questions: defaults except: URL prefix: N, TIMEZONE: America/New_York
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(pelican) $ pip install -r requirements.txt
D. CREATE .md FILE IN CONTENT WITH BLOG
E. START DEVELOPMENT WEB SERVER TO VIEW WEBSITE IN BROWSER
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(pelican) $ make devserver
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IN BROWSER OPEN localhost:8000
F. TO STOP LOCALHOST SERVER
- (pelican) $ ./develop_server.sh stop
HOW TO CONVERT A Jupyter Notebook INTO A BLOG POST
G. INSTALL JUPYTER PLUGIN AS GIT SUBMODULE
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(pelican) $ git init
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(pelican) $ mkdir plugins
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(pelican) $ git submodule add git://github.com/danielfrg/pelican-ipynb.git plugins/ipynb
H. MODIFY pelicanconf.py TO INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING LINES:
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MARKUP = ('md', 'ipynb')
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PLUGIN_PATHS = ['./plugins']
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PLUGINS = ['ipynb.markup']
I. COPY .ipynb INTO content FOLDER CREATED BY pelican-quickstart
J. NOW CREATE A FILE WITH THE MARKDOWN META DATA FOR THE POST IN CONTENT DIR USING THE SAME NAME AS .ipynb BUT HAS THE EXTENTION .ipynb-meta
Title: MY NEW BLOG POST
Slug: new-post FILENAME
Date: 2017-12-22 17:30 DATE POSTED
Category: posts Tags: python 'data science' 'machine learning' 'deep learning'
author: Your Name
Summary: BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF CONTENT OF NEW POST
K. GENERATE HTML INTO OUTPUT DIR FROM MARKDOWN FILES IN CONTENT DIR
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(pelican) $ cd .. (OR ~/virtualenv/pelican)
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(pelican) $ pelican content TO GERNERATE HTML IN output folder
L. START PELICAN WEBSERVER AND REVIEW BLOG IN BROWSER:
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(pelican) $ cd output
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(pelican) $ python -m pelican.server
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(pelican) $ localhost:8000 IN BROWSER TO VIEW POST
M. CREATE A STATIC HOME PAGE USING MARKDOWN
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(pelican) $ mkdir content/pages (ALSO content/posts TO STORE POSTS)
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USE OVERRIDE FEATURE IN MARKDOWN METADATA FILE:
Title: The Title of your Home Page
URL:
save_as: index.html
Thank you for visiting my blog ...
USE PELICAN-THEMES TO INSTALL BOOTSTRAP2 THEME
N. INSTALL PELICAN THEMES FROM GITHUB SITE
- (pelican) $ git clone --recursive https://github.com/getpelican/pelican-themes ~/pelican-themes
O. RUN pelican-themes TO LIST INSTALLED THEMES, INSTALL NEW OR REMOVE EXISTING THEMES
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(pelican) $ pelican-themes -v -l TO LIST INSTALLED THEMES
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(pelican) $ pelican-themes --install
P. ADD THEME VARIABLE TO PELICANCONF.PY WITH THEME NAME
- THEME = "bootstrap2"
Q. RUN PELICAN WITH -t bootstrap2
- (pelican) $ pelican content -s pelicanconf.py -t bootstrap2
R. CHANGE TO OUTPUT DIR, START PELICAN WEBSERVER, AND VIEW SITE IN BROWSER
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cd output
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python -m pelican.server
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OPEN localhost:8000 IN BROWSER
NOW ADD GITHUB PAGES AS REMOTE TO LOCAL REPO
S. STOP WEBSERVER IN LOCALHOST
- deactivate (./develop_server.sh stop)
T. COMMIT FILES TO GITHUB USING GHP-IMPORT
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git checkout -b dev CREATE AND SWITCH TO BRANCH dev
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ghp-import output -b master TO IMPORT ALL FILES FROM output TO master
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git push origin master TO PUSH CONTENT TO GITHUB
U. ALTERNATIVE WAY TO ADD, COMMIT, AND PUSH CONTENT TO GITHUB.IO (EASIER)
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CREATE A NEW DIRECTORY -- SEPARATE FROM PELICAN
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mkdir source-code
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CREATE NEW REPO CALLED yourusername.github.io ON GITHUB AND ADD A README.md
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CLONE NEW REPO
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git clone https://github.com/yourusername/yourusername.github.io
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COPY THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF YOUR PELICAN OUTPUT DIR TO THE NEW DIR ~/source-code/yourusername.github.io
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NOW USE GIT ADD, COMMIT, PUSH INSIDE yourusername.github.io TO PUSH YOUR PELICAN SITE TO GITHUB PAGES
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git add --all
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git commit -m "Initial commit"
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git push -u origin master
U. CHECK yourusername.github.io FOR YOUR NEW BLOG POST!


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Ever since we shipped Vault 2.0 in February, we have been working on the next release. Originally, we planned to call this release version 2.1, but this week we changed our mind. The upcoming release will be called Vault 3.0.
We had some interesting internal discussions here about this decision. All of us here are sensitive to concerns about "version number inflation". However, this release was originally intended to be a short cycle with just a few small incremental improvements over 2.0. Suddenly, eight months have passed, and we've been sneaking-in a lot of cool stuff:
Note that this is merely a change in version number. It does not affect our release schedule. We currently plan to ship Vault 3.0 about 4-6 weeks from now.
Note also that this change also does not affect pricing. All previous releases of Vault have been free upgrades, including version 1.1, version 1.2, and even version 2.0. We had already planned for this release to be the first Vault upgrade which actually costs money. We haven't announced the details of the upgrade pricing yet, but we soon will, and the new version number has made no difference in our plans.
We are quite excited about this release of Vault. It will be faster, more polished, and easier to use than ever before. It deserves to be called 3.0.


vignettes/Julia_in_RMarkdown.Rmd
Julia_in_RMarkdown.Rmd
To use JuliaCall
package for julia engine in R Markdown document, just set the language of the code chunk to be julia
.
## This is a julia language chunk.
## In julia, the command without ending semicolon will trigger the display
## so is JuliaCall package.
## The julia display will follow immediately after the corresponding command
## just as the R code in R Markdown.
a = sqrt(2);
a = sqrt(2)
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Plots.jl
Plots.jl
is an easy to use and powerful julia package for plotting, see https://github.com/JuliaPlots/Plots.jl for more detail.
## Plots.GRBackend()
And you can also get access to julia variables in R code chunk quite easily using JuliaCall
, for example:
library(JuliaCall)
## This is a R language chunk.
## In the previous julia chunk, we define variable a,
## we can use functions in JuliaCall to get access to it.
julia_eval("a")
## [1] 1.414214


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JNU students booked for 'vandalism'
IMAGE: Police stop JNU students who were staging a protest over the hostel fee hike outside the UGC office at ITO in New Delhi. Photograph: Arun Sharma/PTI Photo
The Delhi Police has registered an first information report in connection with the 'vandalism' of administration block of the Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) last week, officials said on Sunday.
A complaint was submitted by the chief security officer of the JNU on Thursday evening, following which an FIR was registered against unidentified persons on Saturday, police said.
The administration had submitted photographic and videographic evidence in the matter.
On Wednesday, students had painted various messages for the vice-chancellor inside the administration block as they barged inside the building to talk to him about the hostel fee hike.
The administration had announced a partial roll back but the students dubbed it as an 'eyewash'.
The students have been occupying the administration block, also referred to as Pink Palace, and have painted messages on the walls of the administration block and near the entrance of the VC's office.
They are demanding that the hostel fee hike be rolled back fully.
The left-backed All India Students' Association condemned the registration of the FIR.
Two other complaints -- one by Professor Buddha Singh, chairman of Swami Vivekananda Statue Installation Committee and another by Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha -- were filed on Saturday against 'objectionable' messages written on base of a statue of Swami Vivekananda.


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