The following questions are about where you recreated on the Pacific coast of Washington (see yellow portion of the map) during the last 12 months. For the purposes of the survey, recreation includes activities such as beach going, wildlife viewing, scenic enjoyment, boating, surfing, kayaking, etc.


The Matrix (1999) * * * * A movie review by Serdar Yegulalp Copyright 1999 by Serdar Yegulalp
"The Matrix" is a movie that one goes into for a special-effects ride, and comes away from with a story. In today's Hollywood, that's something to write home about. It dazzles, it entertains, and it even provokes a bit -- it's got at its core some remarkably soulful themes, including the question: who among us are heroes, but those that simply stand up when the moment arises?
The movie features Neo (Keanu Reeves), a computer enthusiast whose day job may be in danger because he spends too many of his nights hunched over his computer, illegally swapping files with other criminal digerati. Some of them are a little more high-flown than others: Apparently a near-godlike superhacker named Morpheus (Laurence Fishburne) has been urgently trying to get in touch with him. He eventually does so -- through a cell phone that arrives by Federal Express (!) -- but Neo doesn't understand why Morpheus is so fixated on him. Eventually Neo and Morpheus do meet, and...
And at this point I hesitate to say any more about the plot, because one of the movie's grandest pleasures does not deserve to be ruined through a review, but if you wish to know more, read on. Neo's world of skyscrapers and computers literally doesn't exist -- it's a digitized fiction fed to him by direct neural input. He and the entire rest of the human race are living like pickled plums in vats of organic goo, kept sane through the illusion of reality while their brainpower and bodily energies are "harvested" by... well, things that certainly aren't human.
Whew.
The plot warps onwards. Morpheus and his band of hackers break Neo out of his prison and show him the real world. More than that, they also give him the tools to fight their war back inside the Matrix -- the name for the computer-controlled illusion that the rest of the human race is still living inside. Morpheus is convinced that Neo has power over the Matrix that no other human being has, but Neo is less quick to believe. Sure, he's fascinated by his potential (there's a hilarious scene where he gets "downloaded" various martial arts), but also unnerved by it. After all, A), if what came before wasn't real, how is *this* any more real? And B), who's to say that what they say about me is true, regardless? "The Matrix" does a nice job of confronting these ideas.
What "The Matrix" does best, however, is entertain, and I regret not spelling this out sooner. This is, simply put, one of the most visually transcendent movies ever made. When we see Neo and his gang engaged in a gun battle, it's not just another action sequence: it's a metaphor for what's going on in the hero's minds.  That's what makes it more than just an action film -- its action furthers a larger agenda.
The evil of the Matrix is emodied in the forms of the Agents -- AIs that take on human form (and look, predictably, like MIBs). The most deliciously sinister of the bunch, Agent Smith (Hugo Weaving), seems like a mouthpiece for the Matrix in general -- he's not just coldly disconnected or indifferent to humanity, the way the Borg in "Star Trek" were, but outright disgusted by it. Smith has a great scene with Morpheus where he spells out his revulsion in terms that only an AI could love.
What I liked best about "The Matrix" was how it satisfied so many levels of the audience's attention at once. It's the only successful cross-pollination of John Woo gunplay, techno-wizardry, Phil K. Dick-like meditations on the nature of reality and destiny and wall-crunching, ass-kicking martial arts I know of. Such is the nature of cinematic innovation in 1999.
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Overview
This site provides access to the seismic data generated by the The Frontier Observatory for Research in Geothermal Energy (FORGE) project. The data distribution is made possible by the University of Utah's Center for High Performance Computing (CHPC). The goal of this site is to provide a brief overview of a particular dataset followed by a wget script for fetching the data.
It is important to keep in mind that the data collected during the FORGE project is fundamentally heterogeneous as many different participants have collected seismic data in varying formats. Consequently, the data obtained with this service will be in the format in which it was collected. This means that you will encounter standard SEGY formats, custom SEGY formats, and custom SEGD (Fairfield Nodal) formats - to name a few. We will try to provide utilities so that users can read the waveform data but we have no intention of offering a service that will perform on-the-fly data conversions.
A final point is that this repository is a stop-gap. Near the FORGE project's completion we will look to transfer the waveform data collected here to the Incorporated Research Institutions for Seismology Data Management Center (IRIS DMC). When that time comes, we will announce that this service is deprecated.


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Provide value-semantic vocabulary types. More...
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| Component bmqt_compressionalgorithmtype | |
Provide an enumeration for different compression algorithm types. | |
| Component bmqt_correlationid | |
Provide a value-semantic type usable as an efficient identifier. | |
| Component bmqt_encodingtype | |
Provide an enumeration for different message encoding types. | |
| Component bmqt_hosthealthstate | |
Provide an enumeration for different host health states. | |
| Component bmqt_messageeventtype | |
Provide an enumeration for the different types of message events. | |
| Component bmqt_messageguid | |
Provide a value-semantic global unique identifier for BlazingMQ. | |
| Component bmqt_propertytype | |
Provide enum for the supported data types for a message property. | |
| Component bmqt_queueflags | |
Provide enumerators for flags to use at Queue open. | |
| Component bmqt_queueoptions | |
Provide a value-semantic type for options related to a queue. | |
| Component bmqt_resultcode | |
Provide enums for various publicly exposed result code. | |
| Component bmqt_sessioneventtype | |
Provide an enumeration for the different types of session events. | |
| Component bmqt_sessionoptions | |
Provide a value-semantic type to configure session with the broker. | |
| Component bmqt_subscription | |
Provide a value-semantic types for subscription related API. | |
| Component bmqt_uri | |
Provide value-semantic type and utilities for a BlazingMQ queue. | |
| Component bmqt_version | |
Provide a value-semantic type representing a version (major minor). |
bmqt
package provides low level value-semantic vocabulary types for use by the BlazingMQ SDK. bmqt
package currently has 11 components having 1 level of physical dependency. The list below shows the hierarchical ordering of the components. 1. bmqt_correlationid bmqt_encodingtype bmqt_hosthealthstate bmqt_messageeventtype bmqt_messageguid bmqt_queueflags bmqt_queueoptions bmqt_resultcode bmqt_sessioneventtype bmqt_sessionoptions bmqt_uri bmqt_version
bmqt_compressionalgorithmtype
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: bmqt_sessioneventtype
: bmqt_sessionoptions
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Emmanuel Tsekleves, Roger Whitham, Koko Kondo and Annette Hill
An ethnographic study and once again useful for orientation to Emmanuel's work. Worth reading before meeting.


+++ draft = false date = "2016-09-15T11:37:22-02:00" title = "Trigger cron style jobs in Plone sites without passwords" tags = ["cookbook", "Plone"] created = "2016-09-15T11:05:24-02:00" modified = "2016-09-19T14:56:08-02:00" permaLink = "http://play.pixelblaster.ro/blog/archive/2016/09/15/trigger-cron-jobs-in-plone-sites-without-passwords" author = "Tiberiu Ichim" aliases = [ "/blog/archive/2016/09/15/trigger-cron-jobs-in-plone-sites-without-passwords" ] +++
For some time the plone.recipe.zope2instance added support to execute scripts in the context of a full "Zope 2 environment", by using it such as
bin/instance run /path/to/script
This can be used to launch Python scripts with full support of the Zope machinery, connected to the Zeo server, etc. The script can be generated as a console script from any Plone addon. Here's a small snippet to be used to get a "fully integrated" Plone site:
HOST = 'www.example.com' PLONE_PATH = '/Plone' # physical Path of Plone website def get_plone_site(): import Zope2 app = Zope2.app() from Testing.ZopeTestCase import utils utils._Z2HOST = HOST path = PLONE_PATH.split('/') plone = path[-1] app = utils.makerequest(app) app.REQUEST['PARENTS'] = [app] app.REQUEST.other['VirtualRootPhysicalPath'] = path from zope.globalrequest import setRequest setRequest(app.REQUEST) from AccessControl.SpecialUsers import system as user from AccessControl.SecurityManagement import newSecurityManager newSecurityManager(None, user) _site = app[plone] site = _site.__of__(app) from zope.site.hooks import setSite setSite(site) return site def main(): site = get_plone_site() site['portal_catalog'].searchResults(...)
Now the "main" function can be registered as console script in the setup.py of the package
setup( ... entry_points=""" # -*- Entry points: -*- [console_scripts] myscript = my.package.scripts:main """, ... )
Note: There's also clockserver support in Zope, you can configure as:
<clock-server> # starts a clock which calls /foo/bar every 30 seconds method /foo/bar period 30 user admin password 123 host www.example.com </clock-server>
What I don't like about this: it involves saving passwords in config files, which is not very maintainable. Also, the run-based method can be called "on demand", for example by scripts watching a RabbitMQ queue, etc.


The query
command allows the user
to get information about a variety of aspects of the current GrADS session.
Configuration, plot characteristics, graphics specifics, and file structure
are some examples. The use of query pos
combined with
the coordinate transformations is the basis of many interactive applications
with buttons and drop menus. The query
command may
be shortened to simply q
. The syntax is:
query <option>
q <option>
When given without an option
,
the query
command returns a list of the possible options.
These are:
attr n Returns all attributes for file n (or default file if n is omitted) cache n Returns netcdf4/hdf5 cache size for file n (or default file if n is omitted) (2.0.a8+) cachesf Returns netcdf4/hdf5 cache scale factor (2.0.a8+) calendar Returns calendar mode: unset, 365-day, or standard config Returns GrADS configuration information contours Returns colors and levels of a line contours (2.0.a8+) ctlinfo Returns contents of data descriptor file dbf Lists the contents of a shapefile attribute database (2.0.a8+) define Lists currently defined variables defval v1 i j Returns the value of defined variable v1
at pointi,j
dialog args Launches a dialog box that prompts for text or numeric data entry dims Returns current dimension environment ens Returns ensemble metadata fgvals Returns values and colors specified for gxout fgrid (2.1.a2+) file n Returns info on file number n
files Lists open files fwrite Returns status and characteristics of fwrite ouput file gxinfo Returns graphics environment info gxout Returns current gxout settings lats Returns the status of the GrADS-LATS interface pos Waits for mouse click, then returns position plus additional widget information sdfwrite Returns the status of the sdfwrite options shades Lists colors and levels of shaded contours shp Lists the contents of a shapefile (2.0.a8+) shpopts Returns settings for drawing and writing shapefiles (2.0.a9+) string str Returns the width of string str
in virtual page inchestime Returns info about time settings udft Returns the user defined function table undef Returns the output undefined value xinfo Returns characteristics of the graphics display window xy2w v1 v2 Converts XY coords to world coords xy2gr v1 v2 Converts XY coords to grid coords w2xy v1 v2 Converts world coords to XY coords w2gr v1 v2 Converts world coords to grid coords gr2w v1 v2 Converts grid coords to world coords gr2xy v1 v2 Converts grid coords to XY coords pp2xy v1 v2 Converts virtual page XY coords to real page XY coords
For more information on the use of the query
command, see the section of the User's Guide on commands that complement the scripting language.


| Supervised Learning | Unsupervised Learing |
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| The program is “trained” on a pre-defined set of “training examples”, which then facilitate its ability to reach an accurate conclusion when given new data | The program is given a bunch of data and must find patterns and relationships therein |


LaTeX commands are either robust or fragile. Fragile commands need special care if they are part of a moving argument.
Arguments to some LaTeX commands are called moving arguments because they may be "moved" to other places in the document. For example, the argument of Sectioning comands may be moved to the Table of Contents. Other examples of moving arguments include:
A fragile command that appears in a moving argument must be preceded by a \protect command. The \protect applies only to the immediately following command; if arguments of this command also contain fragile commands, the latter must be protected with their own \protect.
The following list is not exhaustive, but illustrates the kind of commands which are fragile
In general, commands which change Type face or Type style are robust.
Length commands are robust and should not be preceded by a \protect command. Nor should a \protect command be used in the argument to \addtocounter or \setcounter command.
Return to LaTeX Table of Contents


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| org.apache.taverna.server.localworker.api | |
| org.apache.taverna.server.localworker.impl | |
| org.apache.taverna.server.localworker.remote |
Interfaces exported by worker classes to the server.
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| org.apache.taverna.server.master.interfaces |
Interfaces to the main worker classes that provide the magical power
that drives the webapp front-end.
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| org.apache.taverna.server.master.localworker |
Implementation of a Taverna Server back-end that works by forking off
workflow executors on the local system.
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| org.apache.taverna.server.master.rest.handler |
This package contains type handlers for the RESTful interface to Taverna Server.
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Exception that indicates that the implementation has gone wrong in some
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Exception that indicates that the implementation has gone wrong in some
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Outline of the security context for a workflow run.
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States of a workflow run.
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Exception that indicates that the implementation is still working on
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Outline of the security context for a workflow run.
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class: center, middle, inverse, title-slide # Neural Networks ###
Introduction to Neural Networks
### May 2020 --- layout: true
        cdsbasel.github.io/neuralnetworks/      Introduction to neural networks | May 2020
 --- class: middle, center # What do you think? --- # Back in the 50s and 60s

 --- # Perceptron .pull-left35[

Developed by <high>Frank Rosenblatt</high> in 1958.

The first <high>feedforward neural network</high>.

Consists of...

An <high>input layer</high> of nodes.

A <high>bias</high>.

<high>Weights</high> projecting the inputs to a single output node.

A single <high>output neuron with a <high>step activation</high> function.

A <high>loss</high> function.

A rule for <high>updating</high>.

 ] .pull-right6[

 ] --- # Perceptron .pull-left35[

Developed by <high>Frank Rosenblatt</high> in 1958.

The first <high>feedforward neural network</high>.

Consists of...

An <high>input layer</high> of nodes.

A <high>bias</high>.

<high>Weights</high> projecting the inputs to a single output node.

A single <high>output neuron with a <high>step activation</high> function.

A <high>loss</high> function.

A rule for <high>updating</high>.

 ] .pull-right6[

 Rosenblatt with Perceptron, adapted from nzz.ch
 ] --- # Input .pull-left3[

Inputs take information from features, implying typically <high>n(features) = n(inputs)</high>.

Typically a <high>bias</high> is added as one extra input.

Higher dimensional inputs are typically <high>flattened to 1D</high>.

Images are translated into <high>grey values</high> or rgb.

 ] .pull-right6[

 ] --- # Input .pull-left3[

Inputs take information from features, implying typically <high>n(features) = n(inputs)</high>.

Typically a <high>bias</high> is added as one extra input.

Higher dimensional inputs are typically <high>flattened to 1D</high>.

Images are translated into <high>grey values</high> or rgb.

 ] .pull-right6[

 ] --- # Input .pull-left3[

Inputs take information from features, implying typically <high>n(features) = n(inputs)</high>.

Typically a <high>bias</high> is added as one extra input.

Higher dimensional inputs are typically <high>flattened to 1D</high>.

Images are translated into <high>grey values</high> or rgb.

 ] .pull-right6[

 ] --- # Weights .pull-left3[

Weights <high>project the input</high> to the next/final layer.

Typically initialized to small <high>random values</high>.

 ] .pull-right6[

 ] --- # Output .pull-left3[

A <high>linear combination</high> of the projecting inputs and their weights passed thorough a <high>step activation</high> function.

Output activation
 `$$\begin{align*} a^L &= \sigma(z^{L}) = \sigma(w^\intercal a^{L-1}) \\ & =\sigma(w_1 \cdot a^{L-1}_1 + \cdots + w_j \cdot a^{L-1}_j) \\ & =\sigma(w_1 \cdot x_1+ \cdots + w_j \cdot x_j) \end{align*}$$`
Step activation function
 `$$\sigma(z) = {\begin{cases}{} 0, & \text{for } z \leq 0 \\ 1, & \text{for } z > 0 \end{cases}}$$` ] .pull-right6[

 ] --- # Loss .pull-left3[

Loss summarizes the <high>mismatch between the output activation and the criterion</high>.

Loss is used as a <high>means to update the weights</high>.

 `$$L_i(w_t) = y_i - \sigma(w_t^\intercal x_i)$$` ] .pull-right6[

 ] --- # Update .pull-left3[

A given weight is <high>updated proportional to the loss</high>, the input that is projected by the weight, and a learning rate <mono>r</mono>.

Weight updating
 `$$\large w^{t+1}_j = w^t_{j} + r \cdot L_i \cdot x_{ji}$$` ] .pull-right6[

 ] --- # Today...

 adapted from asimovinstitute.com
 --- # What changed? .pull-left5[

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 ] --- # What changed? .pull-left4[ Image recognition

 from towardsdatascience.com, see this
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 from ai.googleblog.com, see this
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Predictive tools

Representations

Cognitive models

 ] .pull-right7[

 from favpng.com
 ] --- # Predictive tools .pull-left25[

What is the <high>upper bound</high> predictability of the output?

How do different <high>inputs contribute</high> to achieving predictive performance?

 ] .pull-right65[

 ] --- # Representations .pull-left25[

Treat neural network as an <high>as-if model</high> and study the inferred computations.

Use the neural network to extract <high>meaningful representations</high> from the environment.

 ] .pull-right65[

 ] --- # Cognitive models .pull-left25[

Use neural network as an <high>actual model of cognitive processing</high> in the brain.

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 ] --- .pull-left4[ # Cognitive models

 adapted from pinterest.de
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 by Santiago Ramon y Cajal, from wikipedia.org
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Members
states :Array.<StateConf>
List of state configurations
Type:
- Array.<StateConf>
stimuli :Array.<StimulusConf>
List of stimuli config
Type:
- Array.<StimulusConf>
Methods
kvSearchOrThrow(targets, targetKey, targetValue, errorText)
Searches an array of objects for the first object with a specific key value
pair and returns its index. If an object can not be found then an error is thrown with the provided
text.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
targets |
object | Objects to search |
targetKey |
string | Key to look for |
targetValue |
* | Value to look for, could be anything |
errorText |
string | Text of error thrown if key cannot be found |
Type Definitions
State
Object which represents a possible state
Type:
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id |
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uiColor |
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probabilities |
object | Object which holds all configuration pertaining to the probabilities for
the next state
Properties
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_lastRangesCalcModVal |
number | Holds the value of `probabilities.parameters.self.modifier` from the last time `probabilities._ranges` was calculated. The method which calculates `probabilities._ranges` will check this value to make sure it is different from the current `modifier` value. If the value is not different said method won't recalculate it and do any extra work. |
StateConf
An object which holds the configuration for one state
Type:
- object
Properties:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
id |
string | State identifier |
probabilities |
object | Object which holds probabilities that machine will transition from its current state to a new one. Keys = State id, value: probability 0 - 100 All values must add up to 1.0, ignoring the mandatory "self" value which may be from 0 - 100 and is not included in the grand total. The "self" key is required and represents the probability (from 0 - 100) that the machine will stay on the current state |
uiColor |
string | Hex color code of color that represents state in the ui |
StimulusConf
Configuration for a stimulus
Type:
- object
Properties:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
id |
string | Stimulus identifier |
state |
string | State this stimulus effects |
uiVerb |
string | Verb to describe effect stimulus has on state. Used in the UI. |
conjugatedState |
string | Name of state conjugated to use with uiVerb. |
effect |
float | How much the stimulus effects the state |


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Rogers, Bertha Alice
| Birth Name | Rogers, Bertha Alice |
| Gender | female |
| Age at Death | about 27 years, 6 months, 16 days |
Narrative
13/9/1994 - I applied for Albert & Bertha's marriage certificate from England.
I found this Baptism at St. Thomas' Nth Sydney at S.A.G's, I don't know whether it's the right one!! Auntie Eva said she then went to live with Reg & Eva Calma who lived in Auburn.
Auntie Eve thinks her married name is Ruth Quirk.
15/5/03 - Looked for a marriage for Ruth Bongers on B.D.& M's but Qld only go up to 1939, & N.S.W. go up to 1945, with no luck.
5/5/2008 - Susan found a site on the Internet for cemeteries in Brisbane. Bertha was buried on 18/7/1922 in the Toowong Cemetery, Cnr Frederick St., & Mt. Coot-tha Rd., Toowong, Portion 20, Section 48, Grave #15.
Events
| Event | Date | Place | Description | Sources |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Birth | about 1895 | Ewell, Surry Eng | ||
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| Death | 1922-07-17 | Q'land Aust #B037600 | ||
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| Burial | 1922-07-18 | Toowong Cemetery, Brisbane Qld | ||
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| Relation to main person | Name | Birth date | Death date | Relation within this family (if not by birth) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Father | Rogers, [Living] | |||
| Rogers, Bertha Alice | about 1895 | 1922-07-17 |
Families
Family of Bongers, Albert Frazer and Rogers, Bertha Alice |
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| Married | Husband | Bongers, Albert Frazer ( * 1894-02-24 + 1960-06-20 ) | ||||||||||||||
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| Name | Birth Date | Death Date |
|---|---|---|
| Murray, [Living] |
| Type | Value | Notes | Sources |
|---|---|---|---|
| _UID | B2FCFA65E5C4D5119853B7EB0FA9CA6D18E2 |
Attributes
| Type | Value | Notes | Sources |
|---|---|---|---|
| _UID | FCFCFA65E5C4D5119853B7EB0FA9CA6D6282 |
Pedigree
-
Rogers, [Living]
- Rogers, Bertha Alice


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Class: Vertx::EventBus
- Inherits:
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Object
- Object
- Vertx::EventBus
- Defined in:
- src/main/api_shim/core/event_bus.rb
Overview
For point to point messaging, messages can be sent to an address using the send method.
The messages will be delivered to a single handler, if one is registered on that address. If more than one
handler is registered on the same address, Vert.x will choose one and deliver the message to that. Vert.x will
aim to fairly distribute messages in a round-robin way, but does not guarantee strict round-robin under all
circumstances.
All messages sent over the bus are transient. On event of failure of all or part of the event bus messages
may be lost. Applications should be coded to cope with lost messages, e.g. by resending them,
and making application services idempotent.
The order of messages received by any specific handler from a specific sender should match the order of messages
sent from that sender.
When sending a message, a reply handler can be provided. If so, it will be called when the reply from the receiver
has been received. Reply messages can also be replied to, etc, ad infinitum.
Different event bus instances can be clustered together over a network, to give a single logical event bus.
When receiving a message in a handler the received object is an instance of EventBus::Message - this contains
the actual message plus a reply method which can be used to reply to it.
Constant Summary
- @@handler_map =
{}
- @@j_eventbus =
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Class Method Summary (collapse)
-
+ (Object) publish(address, message)
Publish a message on the event bus.
-
+ (FixNum) register_handler(address, local_only = false, &message_hndlr)
Register a handler.
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+ (FixNum) register_simple_handler(local_only = false, &message_hndlr)
Registers a handler against a uniquely generated address, the address is returned as the id received by the handler.
-
+ (Object) send(address, message, &reply_handler)
Send a message on the event bus It will be called when the reply from a receiver is received.
-
+ (Object) unregister_handler(handler_id)
Unregisters a handler.
Class Method Details
+ (Object) publish(address, message)
Publish a message on the event bus
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+ (FixNum) register_handler(address, local_only = false, &message_hndlr)
Register a handler.
received by the handler. A single handler can be registered against many addresses.
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# File 'src/main/api_shim/core/event_bus.rb', line 97 def EventBus.register_handler(address, local_only = false, &) raise "An address must be specified" if !address raise "A message handler must be specified" if ! internal = InternalHandler.new() if local_only @@j_eventbus.registerLocalHandler(address, internal) else @@j_eventbus.registerHandler(address, internal) end id = java.util.UUID.randomUUID.toString @@handler_map[id] = [address, internal] id end |
+ (FixNum) register_simple_handler(local_only = false, &message_hndlr)
Registers a handler against a uniquely generated address, the address is returned as the id
received by the handler. A single handler can be registered against many addresses.
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# File 'src/main/api_shim/core/event_bus.rb', line 116 def EventBus.register_simple_handler(local_only = false, &) raise "A message handler must be specified" if ! internal = InternalHandler.new() id = java.util.UUID.randomUUID.toString if local_only @@j_eventbus.registerLocalHandler(id, internal) else @@j_eventbus.registerHandler(id, internal) end @@handler_map[id] = [id, internal] id end |
+ (Object) send(address, message, &reply_handler)
Send a message on the event bus
It will be called when the reply from a receiver is received.
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# File 'src/main/api_shim/core/event_bus.rb', line 62 def EventBus.send(address, , &reply_handler) EventBus.send_or_pub(true, address, , reply_handler) self end |
+ (Object) unregister_handler(handler_id)
Unregisters a handler
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# File 'src/main/api_shim/core/event_bus.rb', line 131 def EventBus.unregister_handler(handler_id) raise "A handler_id must be specified" if !handler_id tuple = @@handler_map.delete(handler_id) raise "Cannot find handler for id #{handler_id}" if !tuple @@j_eventbus.unregisterHandler(tuple.first, tuple.last) self end |


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CSS4J ecosystem API
This project implements an API very similar to W3C's CSS Object Model API in the Java™ language, and also adds CSS support to the DOM4J package. It targets several different use cases, with functionalities from style sheet error detection to style computation.
Using the library
This implementation can be used in several ways: with stand-alone style sheets, with its own DOM implementation, combined with DOM4J, or by wrapping a pre-existing DOM tree.
You can play with independent style sheets created with the createStyleSheet("title", "media")
method of the
CSSStyleSheetFactory
interface.
There are three implementations of that interface:
CSSDOMImplementation
, the native DOM implementation.DOMCSSStyleSheetFactory
for the DOM Wrapper.- If you use DOM4J (css4j-dom4j module), get it through
XHTMLDocumentFactory.getStyleSheetFactory()
.
The document back-end is only important if you plan to use the sheets inside a document.
The resulting style sheets are empty, but you can load a style sheet with the AbstractCSSStyleSheet.parseStyleSheet(source)
method.
One of the most important functionalities in the library is the ability to compute styles for a given element. In practice, to obtain the 'computed' or 'used' values required for actual rendering a box model implementation is needed, and also device information. The library provides a simple box model that could be used, but the details of the rendering device can be more difficult.
Depending on the use case, the target device may not be the same one where the library is running (and some exact details hence not available).
To help in the computation, the library defines the DeviceFactory
interface to supply device and media-specific data (also provides
the objects required by media queries to work).
You can find more information at the Usage Guide.


{% comment %} Bootstrap button link, https://getbootstrap.com/docs/5.1/components/buttons/ e.g. --> {% include button.html text="Example Button Link" link="https://example.com" color="success" %} Options: - "text" = main button text - "link" = button link, full URL - "color" = a bootstrap color (primary, secondary, success, danger, warning, info, light, dark, link), or outline color (outline-primary, outline-secondary, outline-success, outline-danger, outline-warning, outline-info, outline-light, outline-dark) - "size" = optional btn size, choose from "lg", "sm" (defaults to normal size) - "width" = will use Bootstrap sizing to set the % size, choose from "25", "50", "75", or "100" - "centered" = give "true" to add the button to a div and center on page {%- endcomment -%} {% if include.centered %}


Aerobic attack
Workout description
Aerobic attack is a unique program that works great
on the loss of subcutaneous adipose tissue.
It is ideal for beginners as well as the advanced who want to perfect their technique.
Muscle endurance training coupled with aerobic training (intermediate or high intensity) for the entire body in which you load all the muscle groups using all the available props we offer.
Using less weight and high reps, this type of workout works great for subcutaneous fat loss, improves endurance and shapes and defines the body. With medium-intensive interval aerobic methods and techniques you can achieve a perfectly built body.
Trainer: Nenad Lukić
Category: Cardio
Duration: 90min
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Category: Cardio
Duration: 90min
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Ivan Stupar
07.04.2020.
Trainers are wonderful, workout is really useful!
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17.11.2019.
Well done for this programme!
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