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#!/usr/bin/env python """ PSGPars.py This is a storage and parser class for context free grammars written in the format of reproduction or replacement rules. (C) 2002, 2003 by Damir Cavar<EMAIL_ADDRESS>This code is written and distributed under the GNU General Public License which means that its source code is freely-distributed and available to the general public. See http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html for details on the license or the the file gpl.txt that should always be distributed with this code. A parser for context free Phrase Structure Grammars (PSG). The grammars are restricted to: a. only one non-terminal on the left side of a rule: N -> x y z b. Non-terminals and terminals on the right side Rules are read in with the following constraints: i. it is assumed that all elements on the left side of a rule are non-terminals ii. all elements that are not in the set of non-terminals (appear on the right side, but never on the left side) are assumed to be terminals This code can be opimized. However, its main purpose is to help students understand how simple chart parsing works. If there are any bugs, please let me know: Damir Cavar<EMAIL_ADDRESS>""" __author__ = "Damir Cavar" __version__ = "0.1" import string, re class PSG: "A Phrase Structure Grammar parser and storage class." regexp_nont = re.compile(r"([^\s]+)\s+->\s+(.+)") regexp_t = re.compile(r"([^\s]+)") def __init__(self, filename): self.lhs = [] # list of left-hand-side symbols self.rhs = [] # list of right-hand-side symbols self.terminals = [] # list of terminals self.nonterminals = [] # list of non-terminals self.lhshash = {} self.rhshash = {} self.tags = [] # list of tags self.lex = [] # list of words for tag self.load(filename) def load(self, filename): lines = [] file = open(filename) if file: for i in file: str = string.lstrip(string.rstrip(i)) if len(str) == 0: continue if str[0] == "#": continue else: lines.append(str) # extract nonterminals = lhs rhs = [] for i in lines: result = self.regexp_nont.findall(i) if result != None: for k in result: if k[0] not in self.nonterminals: self.nonterminals.append(k[0]) self.lhs.append(k[0]) rhs.append(k[1]) # extract terminals num = 0 dellist = [] for i in rhs: result = self.regexp_t.findall(i) if result != None: tmp = [] for k in result: tmp.append(k) if k not in self.nonterminals: self.terminals.append(k) dellist.append(num) self.rhs.append(tmp) num += 1 for i in dellist: if self.lhs[i] in self.tags: pos = self.tags.index(self.lhs[i]) self.lex[pos].append(self.rhs[i][0]) else: self.tags.append(self.lhs[i]) self.lex.append([self.rhs[i][0]]) dellist.reverse() for i in dellist: del self.lhs[i] del self.rhs[i] # make a hash table with LHS for i in range(len(self.lhs)): if self.lhshash.has_key(self.lhs[i]): if i not in self.lhshash[self.lhs[i]]: tmplist = self.lhshash[self.lhs[i]] tmplist.append(i) self.lhshash[self.lhs[i]] = tmplist else: self.lhshash[self.lhs[i]] = [i] if self.rhshash.has_key(self.rhs[i][0]): if i not in self.rhshash[self.rhs[i][0]]: tmplist = self.rhshash[self.rhs[i][0]] tmplist.append(i) self.rhshash[self.rhs[i][0]] = tmplist else: self.rhshash[self.rhs[i][0]] = [i] def getTag(self, word): for i in range(len(self.lex)): if word in self.lex[i]: return self.tags[i] return "unknown"


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Strauss proposed that they consisted of "myth" (religious language
that conveys sacred truth)
Ludwig Feuerbach
"theology is anthropology"
many college freshman can say, "God is just a projection of the human
imagination." (a function of low-level thinking? or pervasiveness of
Feuerbach's position)
Søren Kierkegaard
writing in pseudonyms to make the point that we always only know from
a certain perspective
"We understand backwards, but we must live forwards."
Development of Religious Person for S. Kierkegaard


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public interface Status
The Status
interface defines static variables used for
transaction status codes.
This interface is similar, almost identical, to Java Enterprise Edition's
javax.transaction.Status
. This interface is not used to avoid
any dependency, not really needed, with JEE infrastructure.
The states STATUS_PREPARED and STATUS_PREPARING are never used because
have no sense in native transactions (there is no two-phase commit).
| Field Summary | |
|---|---|
static int |
STATUS_ACTIVE
A transaction is associated with the target object and it is in the active state. |
static int |
STATUS_COMMITTED
A transaction is associated with the target object and it has been committed. |
static int |
STATUS_COMMITTING
A transaction is associated with the target object and it is in the process of committing. |
static int |
STATUS_MARKED_ROLLBACK
A transaction is associated with the target object and it has been marked for rollback, perhaps as a result of a setRollbackOnly operation. |
static int |
STATUS_NO_TRANSACTION
No transaction is currently associated with the target object. |
static int |
STATUS_PREPARED
Not used. |
static int |
STATUS_PREPARING
Not used. |
static int |
STATUS_ROLLEDBACK
A transaction is associated with the target object and the outcome has been determined to be rollback. |
static int |
STATUS_ROLLING_BACK
A transaction is associated with the target object and it is in the process of rolling back. |
static int |
STATUS_UNKNOWN
A transaction is associated with the target object but its current status cannot be determined. |
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static final int STATUS_ACTIVE
static final int STATUS_MARKED_ROLLBACK
static final int STATUS_PREPARED
static final int STATUS_COMMITTED
static final int STATUS_ROLLEDBACK
static final int STATUS_UNKNOWN
static final int STATUS_NO_TRANSACTION
static final int STATUS_PREPARING
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Nicholas Kolkin, Jason Salavon, Greg Shakhnarovich
This is a webdemo for our proposed style transfer algorithm STROTSS. The goal of style transfer is to use the style of the first image (typically a drawing or painting) to render the content of the second image (typically a photograph).
Instructions
- Upload the desired style and content images
- Increasing'Content Weight' will make the output look more similar to the content image, decreasing it will make the output take on more traits of the style image (the default is a good setting to try first)
- Press 'Style Transfer!' and you'll see the output being generated in real time, progress is displayed in the upper left corner (it will take about 2 minutes, but might be slower if other people are also using the website)
- Download the result if you'd like to keep it, otherwise you won't be able to access it again after leaving the page


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Replacing massive scale Enterprise solutions
Embracing concurrency via Futures
Implemented using Scala, Akka and Apache Camel
Developing software since last millennium
Commercial, Aerospace and Engineering
Service implemented via explicit calls to other services
Root service is generally SOAP
Component services can be
Service implemented via explicit calls to other services
Root service is generally SOAP
Component services can be
Why only one function implemented on that platform? Because we spent a million dollars on it.
Millions of dollars in license fees
Expensive consultants
Sold on golf course to CTO or CIO
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/articles/matjaz-bpel1-090575.html
<switch>
<case condition="bpws:getVariableData('FlightResponseAA',
'confirmationData','/confirmationData/Price')
< bpws:getVariableData('FlightResponseDA',
'confirmationData',
'/confirmationData/Price')">
<assign>
<copy>
<from variable="FlightResponseAA" />
<to variable="TravelResponse" />
</copy>
</assign>
</case>
<otherwise>
<assign>
<copy>
<from variable="FlightResponseDA" />
<to variable="TravelResponse" />
</copy>
</assign>
</otherwise>
</switch>
http://www.xpdl.org/nugen/p/xpdlbpmnexample2/public.htm
<Transition Id="_UdQEuEZXEduihKTdqgnYIA" Name="cost <= 5000"
From="_UdQEsEZXEduihKTdqgnYIA" To="_UdQEsUZXEduihKTdqgnYIA">
<Condition Type="CONDITION">
<Expression ScriptGrammar="Text">Cost <= 5000;</Expression>
</Condition>
</Transition>
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Every Access project will eventually fail because, while 80% of what the user wants is fast and easy to create, and the next 10% is possible with difficulty, ultimately the last 10% is impossible because you can’t get far enough underneath the built-in abstractions, and users always want 100% of what they want.
Neal Ford
Visual programming has never been successful
case class Id(i: Int)
case class Num(s: String)
case class Acct(s: String)
case class Bal(v: Float) {
def +(o: Bal) = Bal(v + o.v)
def *(m: Float) = Bal(v * m)
}
Singleton containing constant maps
object ValueMaps {
val discountMap = Map(
Acct("alpha") -> true,
Acct("beta") -> false,
Acct("gamma") -> true)
val balMap = Map(
Acct("alpha") -> Bal(124.5F),
Acct("beta") -> Bal(1.0F),
Acct("gamma") -> Bal(11.0F))
val numMap = Map(
Id(123) -> List(
Num("124-555-1234"),
Num("333-555-1234")))
val acctMap = Map(
Num("124-555-1234") -> Acct("alpha"),
Num("333-555-1234") -> Acct("beta"),
Num("999-555-1234") -> null,
Num("111-555-1234") -> Acct("zulu"))
}
Uses null to indicate missing value
Function with a single argument of type A
Returning a value of type R
Could have side effects.
Abstraction of an external service
trait Lookup[A, R] extends Function1[A, Future[R]] {
def apply(arg: A): Future[R]
}
Silent on how missing or inappropriate data is handled
Assume nulls and exceptions
Reasonable when integrating with legacy code
data structure used to retrieve the result of some concurrent operation
Value which will become available in the future
Gains its value via a write to a Promise
Many definitions and implementations
Given a Map[K,V], return the value for the argument
abstract class MapService[K, V](map: Map[K, V]){
import ExecutionContext.Implicits.global
def apply(a: K) = future {map(a)}
}
Implement Lookup using the MapService
case class Service[K, V](values: Map[K, V])
extends MapService(values) with Lookup[K, V]
Singleton to provide balance given account
case object BalService
extends MapService(ValueMaps.balMap) with Lookup[Acct, Bal]
object Balance {
def apply(acct: Acct)(implicit balLook: Lookup[Acct, Bal]) =
balLook(acct)
}
Automatically picks up implicit values that match by type. Much like Spring auto-wiring
flow : A => Future[R]
Same as Lookup, allowing composition
implicit val balLook: Lookup[Acct, Bal] = BalService
"balance" in {
Balance(Acct("alpha")).get must beEqualTo(Bal(124.5F))
}
get method was removed in Akka 2.0
object Getter {
implicit class GetterImpl[T](future: Future[T]) {
val duration = Duration(100, TimeUnit.MILLISECONDS)
def get: T = Await.result(future, duration)
}
Monkey patching
Controlled scope
IDE support
import Getter._
object BalanceByNum {
def apply(pn: Num)(implicit acctLook: Lookup[Num, Acct],
balLook: Lookup[Acct, Bal],
ec: ExecutionContext): Future[Bal] = {
acctLook(pn) flatMap {balLook}
}
}
flatMap[S](f: (T) ⇒ Future[S]): Future[S]
Combine two methods that both return Futures
object AccountsByTraverse {
def apply(id: Id)(implicit numLook: Lookup[Id, List[Num]],
acctLook: Lookup[Num, Acct],
ec: ExecutionContext): Future[List[Acct]] = {
numLook(id) flatMap { Future.traverse(_)(acctLook) }
}
}
traverse[A, B, M[_]](in: M[A])(fn:(A) ⇒ Future[B]):Future[M[B]]
Apply function that returns a Future to elements of a collection, creating collection of the same kind containing the results.
M == Monad
object BalancesByMap {
def apply(id: Id)
(implicit numLook: Lookup[Id, List[Num]],
acctLook: Lookup[Num, Acct],
balLook: Lookup[Acct, Bal],
ec: ExecutionContext): Future[List[Bal]] =
numLook(id) flatMap { Future.traverse(_) { acctLook(_)
flatMap { balLook } } }
}
implicit val ec = ExecutionContext.fromExecutorService(
Executors.newFixedThreadPool(4))
implicit val acctLook = Service(ValueMaps.acctMap)
implicit val balLook = Service(valuesMaps.balMap)
implicit val numLook = Service(ValueMaps.numMap)
"bsbm" in {
BalancesByMap(Id(123)).get must beEqualTo(
List(Bal(124.5F), Bal(1.0F)))
}
object BalanceByMap {
def apply(id: Id)
(implicit numLook: Lookup[Id, List[Num]],
acctLook: Lookup[Num, Acct],
balLook: Lookup[Acct, Bal],
ec:ExecutionContext): Future[Bal] =
BalancesByMap(id) map { _.reduce(_ + _) }
}
map[S](f: (T) ⇒ S): Future[S]
Apply function to the value of a Future, returning a new Future
reduce[A1](op: (A1, A1) ⇒ A1): A1
General form of Sum
"bbm" in {
BalanceByMap(Id(123)).get must beEqualTo(Bal(125.5F))
}
object SpecialCaseBalance {
def apply(pn: Num)
(implicit acctLook: Lookup[Num, Acct],
balLook: Lookup[Acct, Bal],
ec: ExecutionContext): Future[Bal] =
pn match {
case Num("911") => Future.successful(Bal(0F))
case Num("555-555-5555") => Future.successful(Bal(1000000F))
case _ => acctLook(pn) flatMap { balLook }
}
}
}
object Discount {
def apply(acct: Acct)(implicit balLook: Lookup[Acct, Bal],
specialLook: Lookup[Acct, Boolean],
ec: ExecutionContext): Future[Bal] = {
val balance = balLook(acct)
val special = specialLook(acct)
for {
bal <- balance
spec <- special
} yield if (spec) bal * 0.9F else bal
}
}
for comprehension, sugar over flatMap and map
object DiscountByPhone {
def apply(pn: Num)(implicit acctLook: Lookup[Num, Acct],
balLook: Lookup[Acct, Bal],
specialLook: Lookup[Acct, Boolean],
ec: ExecutionContext): Future[Bal] =
acctLook(pn) flatMap { Discount(_) }
}
object DiscountById {
def apply(id: Id)(implicit numLook: Lookup[Id, List[Num]],
acctLook: Lookup[Num, Acct],
balLook: Lookup[Acct, Bal],
specialLook: Lookup[Acct, Boolean],
ec: ExecutionContext): Future[Bal] =
numLook(id) flatMap {
Future.traverse(_)(DiscountByPhone(_)) } map {
_.reduce(_ + _) }
}
Locks state within a box
Enforces single operation at time
Interact only via messages
Real Object
case class ActorService[K, V](values: Map[K, V])
(implicit m: Manifest[V], system: ActorSystem)
extends Lookup[K, V] {
class SActor extends Actor {
def receive = {
case a => sender ! values.get(a.asInstanceOf[K])
}
}
val act = system.actorOf(Props(new SActor))
def apply(arg: K): Future[V] = (act ? arg).mapTo[Option[V]].
collect {
case None => throw new NoSuchElementException(arg.toString)
case Some(v) => v }
}
case class ActorService[K, V](values: Map[K, V])
case class ActorService[K, V](values: Map[K, V])
(implicit m: Manifest[V],
case class ActorService[K, V](values: Map[K, V])
(implicit m: Manifest[V], system: ActorSystem)
case class ActorService[K, V](values: Map[K, V])
(implicit m: Manifest[V], system: ActorSystem)
extends Lookup[K, V] {
case class ActorService[K, V](values: Map[K, V])
(implicit m: Manifest[V], system: ActorSystem)
extends Lookup[K, V] {
class SActor extends Actor {
def receive = {
case a => sender ! values.get(a.asInstanceOf[K])
}
}
case class ActorService[K, V](values: Map[K, V])
(implicit m: Manifest[V], system: ActorSystem)
extends Lookup[K, V] {
class SActor extends Actor {
def receive = {
case a => sender ! values.get(a.asInstanceOf[K])
}
}
val act = system.actorOf(Props(new SActor))
case class ActorService[K, V](values: Map[K, V])
(implicit m: Manifest[V], system: ActorSystem)
extends Lookup[K, V] {
class SActor extends Actor {
def receive = {
case a => sender ! values.get(a.asInstanceOf[K])
}
}
val act = system.actorOf(Props(new SActor))
implicit val timeout = Timeout(100, TimeUnit.MILLISECONDS)
case class ActorService[K, V](values: Map[K, V])
(implicit m: Manifest[V], system: ActorSystem)
extends Lookup[K, V] {
class SActor extends Actor {
def receive = {
case a => sender ! values.get(a.asInstanceOf[K])
}
}
val act = system.actorOf(Props(new SActor))
implicit val timeout = Timeout(100, TimeUnit.MILLISECONDS)
def apply(arg: K): Future[V] = (act ? arg)
case class ActorService[K, V](values: Map[K, V])
(implicit m: Manifest[V], system: ActorSystem)
extends Lookup[K, V] {
class SActor extends Actor {
def receive = {
case a => sender ! values.get(a.asInstanceOf[K])
}
}
val act = system.actorOf(Props(new SActor))
implicit val timeout = Timeout(100, TimeUnit.MILLISECONDS)
def apply(arg: K): Future[V] = (act ? arg).mapTo[Option[V]]
case class ActorService[K, V](values: Map[K, V])
(implicit m: Manifest[V], system: ActorSystem)
extends Lookup[K, V] {
class SActor extends Actor {
def receive = {
case a => sender ! values.get(a.asInstanceOf[K])
}
}
val act = system.actorOf(Props(new SActor))
implicit val timeout = Timeout(100, TimeUnit.MILLISECONDS)
def apply(arg: K): Future[V] = (act ? arg).mapTo[Option[V]].
collect {
case None => throw new NoSuchElementException(arg.toString)
case class ActorService[K, V](values: Map[K, V])
(implicit m: Manifest[V], system: ActorSystem)
extends Lookup[K, V] {
class SActor extends Actor {
def receive = {
case a => sender ! values.get(a.asInstanceOf[K])
}
}
val act = system.actorOf(Props(new SActor))
implicit val timeout = Timeout(100, TimeUnit.MILLISECONDS)
def apply(arg: K): Future[V] = (act ? arg).mapTo[Option[V]].
collect {
case None => throw new NoSuchElementException(arg.toString)
case Some(v) => v }
}
implicit val system = ActorSystem("MySystem")
implicit val ec = system.dispatcher
implicit val acctLook = ActorService(ValueMaps.acctMap)
implicit val balLook = ActorService(ValueMaps.balMap)
implicit val numLook = ActorService(ValueMaps.numMap)
"bbm" in {
BalanceByMap.apply(Id(123)).get must beEqualTo(Bal(125.5F))
}
Implements Enterprise Integration Patterns
Provides wide range of end points
Producer endpoint generates messages
Consumer endpoint consumes messages
Route defines how messages move between end points
Create seda end point that references a ValueMap
add("bal", ValueMaps.balMap)
case class Responder[K, V](map: Map[K, V]) {
def apply(a: Any) = map(a.asInstanceOf[K])
}
def add[K, V](name: String, map: Map[K, V]) {
context.addRoutes(new RouteBuilder() {
def configure {
from("seda:" + name).bean(Responder(map))
}
})
}
Java route builder DSL wiring JavaBean
Maps Camel endpoint to Akka Actor
class Orders extends Actor with Producer with Oneway {
def endpointUri = "jms:queue:Orders"
}
orders ! <order amount="100" currency="PLN" itemId="12345"/>
class MyEndpoint extends Consumer {
def endpointUri = "jetty:http://localhost:8877/example"
def receive = {
case CamelMessage(payload,_) ⇒ println(payload)
}
}
implicit val balLook: Lookup[Acct, Bal] = CamelService("bal")
case class CamelService[K, V](aname: String)
(implicit m: Manifest[V], system: ActorSystem)
extends Lookup[K, V] {
class SActor(name: String) extends Actor
with Producer {
def endpointUri = "seda:" + name
}
val act = system.actorOf(Props(new SActor(aname)),name = aname)
def apply(arg: K): Future[V] = (act ? arg).collect {
case CamelMessage(a: V, _) => a
}
}
case class RRFlow[A, R](aname: String, flow: A => Future[R])
(implicit m: Manifest[A], system: ActorSystem) {
val act = system.actorOf(Props(new FActor(aname, flow)),
name = aname)}
class FActor[A, R](name: String, flow: A => Future[R])
(implicit m: Manifest[A]) extends Consumer {
def endpointUri = "seda:" + name
def receive = {
case CamelMessage(a: A, _) =>
(Future(a).flatMap(flow)) pipeTo sender
case CamelMessage(_@ a, _) =>
sender ! Failure(new IllegalArgumentException(a.toString))}}
Uses actor ExecutionContext
val bbm = RRFlow("bbm", BalanceByMap.apply)
"check bbm request using camel" in {
(template.requestBody("seda:bbm", Id(123)))
must beEqualTo(Bal(125.5F))
}
sequential
All other tests are run in parallel
Mandatory given the threading behind the Futures
private case class Lock
class Monitor[T] private (private val v: T,
private val lock: Lock) {
def apply[R: Immutable](f: T => R) = lock.synchronized {f(v)}
def map[R](f: T => R) = new Monitor(synchronized {f(v) }, lock)
}
object Monitor {
implicit def create[S, T](s: S)(implicit p: S => T) =
new Monitor(p(s), Lock())}
create parses an S into a T
wraps it inside a synchronizing wrapper
ensures T is not externally visible
trait Immutable[T]
implicit object IntImmutable extends Immutable[Int]
implicit object FloatImmutable extends Immutable[Float]
implicit object StringImmutable extends Immutable[String]
Immutable is a TypeClass
apply[R] only compiles if instance of Immutable[R] exists
"string" in {
val m: Monitor[String] = "123"
m { _ * 2 } must beEqualTo("123123")
}
"dom" in {
def content(d: Document) = d.getDocumentElement.getTextContent
implicit def toDom(s: String) =
(DocumentBuilderFactory.newInstance().
newDocumentBuilder()).parse(
new InputSource(new StringReader(s)))
val mdoc: Monitor[Document] = "<xml><key>value</key></xml>"
mdoc { content } must beEqualTo("value")
}
toDom implements create[String,Dom]
Hard to debug
Use Test Driven Development
Spring (and Ruby on Rails) gained impetus from the accidental complexity of J2EE.
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tremor documentation |
tremor version 1.0 - 20020403 |
The C source in the tremor package will build on any ANSI C compiler and function completely and properly on any platform. The included build system assumes GNU build system and make tools (m4, automake, autoconf, libtool and gmake). GCC is not required, although GCC is the most tested compiler. To build using GNU tools, type in the source directory:
./autogen.sh gmake
or if GNU make is the standard make on the build system:
./autogen.sh make
Currently, the source implements playback in pure C on all platforms except ARM, where a [currently] small amount of assembly (see the file asm_arm.h) is used to implement 64 bit math operations and fast LSP computation. If building on ARM without the benefit of GNU build system tools, be sure that _ARM_ASSEM_ is #defined by the build system if this assembly is desired, else the resulting library will use whatever 64 bit math builtins the compiler implements.
No math library is required by this source. No floating point operations are used at any point in either setup or decode. This decoder library will properly decode any past, current or future Vorbis I file or stream.
The GNU build system produces static and, when supported by the OS, dynamic libraries named 'libvorbisidec'. This library exposes an API nearly identical to the BSD reference library's 'libvorbisfile', including all the features familiar to users of vorbisfile. This API is similar enough that the proper header file to include is named 'ivorbisfile.h', included in the source build directory. Lower level libvorbis-style headers and structures are in 'ivorbiscodec.h', also included in the source build directory. A simple example program, ivorbisfile_example.c, can be built with 'make ivorbisfile_example'.
(We've summarized differences between the free, reference vorbisfile library and tremor's libvorbisidec in a separate document.)
tremor requires a native 64 bit integer type to compile and function; The GNU build system will locate and typedef ogg_int64_t to the appropriate native type. If not using the GNU build tools, you will need to define ogg_int64_t as a 64-bit type inside your system's project file/Makefile, etc. On win32, for example, this should be defined as __int64.
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tremor documentation |
tremor version 1.0 - 20020403 |


{tag_amountoutstanding} | Amount outstanding on invoice |
{tag_amountoutstandingactual} | Amount of invoice outstanding, only taking into account successful payments (pending payments excluded) |
{tag_amountpaid} | Amount already paid on invoice |
{tag_amountpaidactual} | Amount of invoice paid with a successful payment (pending payments excluded) |
{tag_assignedto} | Name of the person whom the order is assigned to |
{tag_awbnumber} | Tracking number from shipping provider(also known as AWB number). You can edit this information for each order |
{tag_createdate} | Create date of the order |
{tag_invoicedate} | Date of Invoice |
{tag_invoicenumber} | Invoice number |
{tag_invoicetotal} | Total invoice amount |
{tag_invoicetotaltaxamount} | Total tax associated with order (product tax + shipping tax) |
{tag_lastupdatedate} | Last update date of the order |
{tag_orderid} | Order ID (you can use this value to search for the order in the CRM > Search panel) |
{tag_ordername} | Name of order |
{tag_ordertype} | Type of the order; for example, Invoice or Quote |
{tag_ownername} | Name of the person who owns the order |
{tag_productextension} | Three-letter extension of the file if an e-Product; for example, PDF. Use to render out relevant icon for e-Product (applies to flat listing only; for example, {module_order,a,,flat}) |
{tag_productid} | Displays the internal ID of the product in the order (applies to flat listing only; for example, {module_order,a,,flat}) |
{tag_productname} | Displays the name of the product in the order (applies to flat listing only; for example,{module_order,a,,flat}). Provides a link to download product if e-Product. |
{tag_shippinginstructions} | Any specific shipping instructions that accompany the order |
{tag_status} | Stats of the order |
{tag_trackingurl,Your Text} | URL of the shipper to track shipments. You can edit this information for each order |
{tag_workflow} | Workflow name assigned to order |


- Product of fat breakdown, reflecting lack of insulin action: Acetoacetate, betahydroxybutyrate
- Production of ketones may signal development of metabolic acidosis
Who |
When |
| ED presentation with BGL ≥ 15mmol/L | On presentation to ED |
| DKA | Q1-2h first 4 hours, then q4h till <1.0mmol/l or As per local guidelines |
| T1DM, T2DM normally on QID insulin or DM due to pancreatic disease | BGL ≥ 15mmol/L |
| DM not prone to ketosis (eg most T2) | BGL ≥ 30mmol/L |
| Prolonged lack of carbohydrate intake/administration | Min 12th hourly from day 2 of minimal/no carbohydrate intake |
| Ketone level | BGL | Suggested action | |
| below 0.6mmol/L | normal | normal | No further action |
| high | Adjust management | ||
| 0.6-1.5 mmol/L | may indicate risk of development of ketosis | normal | Review and ensure adequate carbohydrate intake/administration ?SGLT2i- if so-CEASE |
| high | Correction insulin dose and review insulin doses ?SGLT2i- if so-CEASE |
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| above 1.5mmol/L | Evolving ketosis | normal | Eating? Likely to need increased insulin (if ‘starvation’ ketosis, need carbs!) Review and ensure adequate carbohydrate intake/administration Review hydration ?SGLT2i- if so-CEASE |
| high | Correction dose insulin Review hydration Likely to need increased insulin ?SGLT2i- if so-CEASE |
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| above 3mmol/L | DKA – CERS, bloods, senior advice | normal or high | Fluid resuscitation and insulin - IV insulin or SC insulin after discussion with senior clinician (with IV glucose if glucose normal) If ‘starvation’ ketosis, need carbs! ?SGLT2i- if so-CEASE |


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by Shakiel MahjouriJ.J. Abrams only wants to do right by George Lucas.
Walt Disney CEO Bob Iger admitted Lucas was unhappy with “The Force Awakens” which was directed by Abrams. In fact, Lucas “felt betrayed.” Speaking to Rolling Stone, Abrams was nothing but gracious in the face of Lucas’ criticisms.
“I’ve only had gratitude for George. It’s probably a complicated thing for him,” Abrams said. “To decide you’re going to sell this thing that you created, that was your baby, to anyone — that must be more complicated than signing a check and smiling about it.”
“He’s been incredibly gracious. He’s been super-generous,” the filmmaker continued. “He came over, we had a meeting when we first started working on this [new movie], talked through a ton of different ideas and stories, and heard from him what was important.”
Abrams, 53, insists he has done his best to maintain the integrity of Lucas’ vision.
“We’ve done nothing but try and adhere to some fundamental aspects of the story,” Abrams assured. “It wasn’t a difficult thing to try and do. And again, he was really gracious. So I’m only grateful. Do I wish that [‘Force Awakens’] had been his favourite movie of all time? Yes…”
“I only wanted to do well by him,” he added. “I would just say that I have nothing but profound respect for the guy and am still truly, even more so now, working on these movies in awe of what he created.”
In his book, Iger claimed that Lucas “didn’t hide his disappointment” about “The Force Awakens” and complained that “there’s nothing new.”
Abrams also directs “Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker” which is in theatres Dec. 20.


AsyncLogic
An Asynchronous framework for logical operands in NodeJS.
Installing
To install AsyncLogic
simply run:
$ yarn add @me3d/async-logic
or
$ npm install @me3d/async-logic
Using AsyncLogic
Importing
AsyncLogic's base components can be imported into your Node project using:
const { AsyncLogic, AsyncOr, AsyncAnd, AsyncNot } = require('@me3d/async-logic')
Setting up a basic AsyncLogic environment
A basic async environment can be constructed with:
- An
AsyncLogic
instance - At least one async operator such as
AsyncOr
- At least two async input functions to evaluate
const result = await new AsyncLogic( new AsyncOr( asyncFunctionOne, asyncFunctionTwo ) ).compute()
Multi-input operators
Operators can support an arbitrary number of inputs.
const result = await new AsyncLogic(
new AsyncAnd(
asyncFunctionOne,
asyncFunctionTwo,
asyncFunctionThree,
asyncFunctionFour,
asyncFunctionFive
)
).compute()
Nesting operators
Operators can easily be nested as follows:
const result = await new AsyncLogic(
new AsyncAnd(
asyncFunctionOne,
new AsyncOr(
asyncFunctionTwo,
asyncFunctionThree
)
)
).compute()


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◆ __init__()
| def Derivatives.Codina2007.__init__ |
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◆ DerivativeCalculator()
| def Derivatives.Codina2007.DerivativeCalculator |
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◆ VelocityField()
| def Derivatives.Codina2007.VelocityField |
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◆ alpha
| Derivatives.Codina2007.alpha |
◆ alpha1
| Derivatives.Codina2007.alpha1 |
◆ alpha2
| Derivatives.Codina2007.alpha2 |
◆ dalphat
| Derivatives.Codina2007.dalphat |
◆ delta_alpha
| Derivatives.Codina2007.delta_alpha |
◆ dp1
| Derivatives.Codina2007.dp1 |
◆ dp2
| Derivatives.Codina2007.dp2 |
◆ du11
| Derivatives.Codina2007.du11 |
◆ du111
| Derivatives.Codina2007.du111 |
◆ du112
| Derivatives.Codina2007.du112 |
◆ du12
| Derivatives.Codina2007.du12 |
◆ du121
| Derivatives.Codina2007.du121 |
◆ du122
| Derivatives.Codina2007.du122 |
◆ du1dt
| Derivatives.Codina2007.du1dt |
◆ du21
| Derivatives.Codina2007.du21 |
◆ du211
| Derivatives.Codina2007.du211 |
◆ du212
| Derivatives.Codina2007.du212 |
◆ du22
| Derivatives.Codina2007.du22 |
◆ du221
| Derivatives.Codina2007.du221 |
◆ du222
| Derivatives.Codina2007.du222 |
◆ du2dt
| Derivatives.Codina2007.du2dt |
◆ omega
| Derivatives.Codina2007.omega |
◆ pressure
| Derivatives.Codina2007.pressure |
◆ squeeze_amplitude
| Derivatives.Codina2007.squeeze_amplitude |
◆ time
| Derivatives.Codina2007.time |
◆ u1
| Derivatives.Codina2007.u1 |
◆ u1_codina
| Derivatives.Codina2007.u1_codina |
◆ u2
| Derivatives.Codina2007.u2 |
◆ u2_codina
| Derivatives.Codina2007.u2_codina |
◆ u_char
| Derivatives.Codina2007.u_char |
◆ x1
| Derivatives.Codina2007.x1 |
◆ x10
| Derivatives.Codina2007.x10 |
◆ x2
| Derivatives.Codina2007.x2 |
◆ x20
| Derivatives.Codina2007.x20 |
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- /home/runner/work/Documentation/Documentation/master/applications/SwimmingDEMApplication/python_scripts/Derivatives.py


| Class | DispatchServlet |
| In: |
vendor/rails/railties/lib/webrick_server.rb
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| Parent: | WEBrick::HTTPServlet::AbstractServlet |
A custom dispatch servlet for use with WEBrick. It dispatches requests (using the Rails Dispatcher) to the appropriate controller/action. By default, it restricts WEBrick to a managing a single Rails request at a time, but you can change this behavior by setting ActionController::Base.allow_concurrency to true.
| REQUEST_MUTEX | = | Mutex.new |
Start the WEBrick server with the given options, mounting the DispatchServlet at /.
# File vendor/rails/railties/lib/webrick_server.rb, line 50 50: def self.dispatch(options = {}) 51: Socket.do_not_reverse_lookup = true # patch for OS X 52: 53: params = { :Port => options[:port].to_i, 54: :ServerType => options[:server_type], 55: :BindAddress => options[:ip] } 56: params[:MimeTypes] = options[:mime_types] if options[:mime_types] 57: 58: server = WEBrick::HTTPServer.new(params) 59: server.mount('/', DispatchServlet, options) 60: 61: trap("INT") { server.shutdown } 62: server.start 63: end


{% extends "global/Page.html" %} {% load staticfiles otree_tags %} {% block styles %} {% endblock %} {% block title %} Round {{round_number}} {% endblock %} {% block content %}
You have been selected to be a {{role}} for this round.
{% if role == 'seller' %}Your tickets were {{color}}, and you chose to keep all of them, so no auction will be held.
Your earnings from this round will be {{player.francs}} francs.
{% endif %} {% if role == 'buyer' %}Your group's seller chose to keep all his/her tickets, so no auction will be held. The tickets were {{color}}.
Your earnings from this round will be {{player.francs}} francs.
{% endif %} {% next_button %} {% endblock %}


gh Class
Item Index
Methods
- addListener
- addListener
- Button
- Campaign
- Door
- draw
- draw
- draw
- generateStartingPlayers
- generateStartingPlayers
- getAJAX
- getMessage
- getMessage
- getRelation
- handleMessages
- loadAssets
- loadAssets
- loadCampaignData
- loadCampaignData
- MessagePump
- onMouseOver
- onUse
- postMessage
- postMessage
- run
- run
- setup
- setup
- Team
- TurnOrder
Methods
addListener
-
message
-
fn
Description
Parameters:
-
message
Object -
fn
Object
Returns:
addListener
-
msg
-
el
-
fn
Description
Parameters:
-
msg
Object -
el
Object -
fn
Object
Returns:
Button
-
id
-
spriteSheet
Description
Parameters:
-
id
Object -
spriteSheet
Object
Returns:
Campaign
-
name
-
introText
-
agentTemplates
-
levels
Description
Parameters:
-
name
Object -
introText
Object -
agentTemplates
Object -
levels
Object
Returns:
Door
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cell1
-
x1
-
y1
-
cell2
-
x2
-
y2
-
open
-
images
INPUT cell1, cell2: A string denoting the side of a cell which the door occupies. Accepted values are "top", "left", "right", "bottom". x1, y1, x2, y2: a number value representing a cell x or y coordinate in the map. open: boolean value noting whether or not the door is opem. images: the sprites which depict the door in its various states.
Parameters:
-
cell1
Object -
x1
Object -
y1
Object -
cell2
Object -
x2
Object -
y2
Object -
open
Object -
images
Object
Returns:
draw
-
context
-
x
-
y
-
size
-
scale
-
sprites
-
side
Description
Parameters:
-
context
Object -
x
Object -
y
Object -
size
Object -
scale
Object -
sprites
Object -
side
Object
Returns:
draw
-
context
-
x
-
y
-
w
-
h
Description
Parameters:
-
context
Object -
x
Object -
y
Object -
w
Object -
h
Object
Returns:
draw
()
Returns:
generateStartingPlayers
-
jsonAgentTemplates
Dummy function to generate a group of starting heroes for placement.
Parameters:
-
jsonAgentTemplates
JsonA json object which defines the properties of agents in the game.
Returns:
players
generateStartingPlayers
-
jsonAgentTemplates
Dummy function to generate a group of starting heroes for placement.
Parameters:
-
jsonAgentTemplates
JsonA json object which defines the properties of agents in the game.
Returns:
players
getAJAX
-
path
Description
Parameters:
-
path
Object
Returns:
Literal
getMessage
-
message
Description
Parameters:
-
message
Object
Returns:
CallExpression
getMessage
()
Description
Returns:
undefined
getRelation
-
team
Description
Parameters:
-
team
Object
Returns:
handleMessages
()
Description
Returns:
loadAssets
()
Load the image data and music data.
Returns:
loadAssets
()
Load the image data and music data.
Returns:
loadCampaignData
()
Load the campaign data here. This method is a dummy method. It is assumed that a game menu system, when followed, will replace this.
Returns:
loadCampaignData
()
Load the campaign data here. This method is a dummy method. It is assumed that a game menu system, when followed, will replace this.
Returns:
MessagePump
()
Description
Returns:
onMouseOver
-
args
INPUT args: mouseX mouseY cellX cellY cellSize offset {x, y} scale cell agents
Parameters:
-
args
Object
Returns:
onUse
-
args
DESC Change the state of the door from open to closed or vis versa. INPUT args:
Parameters:
-
args
Object
Returns:
postMessage
-
message
-
args
Description
Parameters:
-
message
Object -
args
Object
Returns:
postMessage
-
msg
-
args
Description
Parameters:
-
msg
Object -
args
Object
Returns:
run
()
The main game loop
Returns:
run
()
The main game loop
Returns:
setup
-
canvasID
Prep the application for running here by laoding the requisit file data and initializing the gameStates.
- Load the display object.
- Load the campaign data from JSON sources.
- Load game assets (graphics, music, etc.).
- initialize the stateSetup prior to its use.
Parameters:
-
canvasID
StringThe identifier of a DOM canvas element.
Returns:
setup
-
canvasID
Prep the application for running here by laoding the requisit file data and initializing the gameStates.
- Load the display object.
- Load the campaign data from JSON sources.
- Load game assets (graphics, music, etc.).
- initialize the stateSetup prior to its use.
Parameters:
-
canvasID
StringThe identifier of a DOM canvas element.
Returns:
Team
-
name
-
relations
Description
Parameters:
-
name
Object -
relations
Object
Returns:
TurnOrder
-
playerOrder
Description
Parameters:
-
playerOrder
Object


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Id: 167
Name: Izzy
Status: Alive
Species: Animal
Type: Cat
Gender: unknown
OriginName: Earth (Replacement Dimension)
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Cayley
Pseudo-Random Bits from Finite Groups
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Main. More...
Go to the source code of this file.
Enumerations | |
| enum | Task { Time, Generate, GenerateEx, GenerateMT, None } |
| Task type. | |
Functions | |
| uint64_t | CPUTimeInNanoseconds () |
| CPU time in nanoseconds. More... | |
| void | PrintHelp () |
| Print help. More... | |
| void | GetParams (int argc, char *argv[], uintx_t &seed, Task &t) |
| Get generator parameters from argv. More... | |
| template<typename t > | |
| void | Generate (const t &rnd, uint64_t nBufSize) |
| Write an infinite number of pseudorandom bits to stdout. More... | |
| template<typename t > | |
| double | Time (const t &rand, uint64_t n) |
| Time a PRNG. More... | |
| void | Time (Cayley32 *pCayley, uint64_t n) |
| Time Cayley and the Mersenne Twister. More... | |
| int | main (int argc, char *argv[]) |
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| uint64_t CPUTimeInNanoseconds | ( | ) |
Get CPU time in nanoseconds.
Definition at line 48 of file CPUtime.cpp.
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| uint64_t | nBufSize | ||
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The bitstream is intended to be piped into Dieharder, which requires an arbitrary length bitstream. Dieharder will break the pipe when it has enough data. The output of the PNRG is accumulated in a buffer before being written to stdout.
| rnd | A PRNG. |
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Welcome to my test site! I'm Kimberly; this site is for code 201. Here are some facts about me that I think would be fun to know! For this course I am supposed to put in some facts about me that I would like you to know! (They're pretty easy to remember. :P)
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My family originally came from the Philippines.
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A LandbasedTracked class.. More...
#include <LandBasedTracked.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| LandBasedTracked (std::string name, int x, int y) | |
| LandBasedTracked () | |
| virtual | ~LandBasedTracked () |
| virtual void | MoveForward () override |
| This will move forward. More... | |
| virtual void | TurnLeft (int, int) override |
| This function works for Turnleft for tracked robot. More... | |
| virtual void | TurnRight (int, int) override |
| This function works for TurnRight for tracked robot. More... | |
| virtual int | get_x () override |
| This function works as getter for x coordinate. More... | |
| virtual int | get_y () override |
| This function works as getter for y coordinate. More... | |
| virtual char | GetDirection () override |
| This function is getter function for direction. More... | |
| virtual double | get_speed () override |
| This function is getter function for spped. More... | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from fp::LandBasedRobot | |
| LandBasedRobot (std::string name, int x, int y) | |
| LandBasedRobot () | |
| ~LandBasedRobot () | |
Protected Attributes | |
| std::string | track_type |
| Protected Attributes inherited from fp::LandBasedRobot | |
| std::string | name_ |
| int | x_ |
| int | y_ |
| double | speed_ |
| double | width_ |
| double | length_ |
| double | height_ |
| double | capacity_ |
| char | direction_ |
A LandbasedTracked class..
This class is derived from from the LandBasedRobot base class and it has access to every member function of base class.
| fp::LandBasedTracked::LandBasedTracked | ( | std::string | name, |
| int | x, | ||
| int | y | ||
| ) |
A constructor. A constructor which takes name and x and y as an argument.
A constructor. A constructor which takes name, x, and y as arguments and sets these parameters.
| fp::LandBasedTracked::LandBasedTracked | ( | ) |
A constructor. A constructor with no arguments.
A constructor. A constructor which takes no arguments and initializes name to none and x & y to 0.
|
virtual |
A destructor. This will destroy the object LandBasedTracked after use
|
inlineoverridevirtual |
This function is getter function for spped.
| None |
FUNCTION NAME - get_speed() FUNCTION PARAMETER TYPE - char RETURN TYPE OF get_y() is char.
Implements fp::LandBasedRobot.
|
inlineoverridevirtual |
This function works as getter for x coordinate.
| None |
FUNCTION NAME - get_x() FUNCTION PARAMETER TYPE - void RETURN TYPE OF get_x() is integer.
Implements fp::LandBasedRobot.
|
inlineoverridevirtual |
This function works as getter for y coordinate.
| None |
FUNCTION NAME - get_y() FUNCTION PARAMETER TYPE - void RETURN TYPE OF get_y() is integer.
Implements fp::LandBasedRobot.
|
inlineoverridevirtual |
This function is getter function for direction.
| None |
FUNCTION NAME - get_Direction() FUNCTION PARAMETER TYPE - char RETURN TYPE OF get_y() is char.
Implements fp::LandBasedRobot.
|
overridevirtual |
This will move forward.
FUNCTION NAME - MoveForward FUNCTION PARAMETER TYPE - two integers
Implements fp::LandBasedRobot.
|
overridevirtual |
This function works for Turnleft for tracked robot.
This will turn robot left given as co-ordinates.
| int | |
| int |
FUNCTION NAME - TurnLeft() FUNCTION PARAMETER TYPE - integers RETURN TYPE OF TurnLeft() is void.
FUNCTION NAME - TurnLeft FUNCTION PARAMETER TYPE - two integers
Implements fp::LandBasedRobot.
|
overridevirtual |
This function works for TurnRight for tracked robot.
This will just ouput that appropriate function are called or not.
| int | |
| int |
FUNCTION NAME - TurnRight() FUNCTION PARAMETER TYPE - integers RETURN TYPE OF TurnRight() is void.
FUNCTION NAME - TurnRight FUNCTION PARAMETER TYPE - two integers
Implements fp::LandBasedRobot.
|
protected |


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Security¶
Out the box¶
The following security features are provided out the box:
- Secrets are encrypted using AES 256
- Secrets can be set to expire after any amount of time
- Encryption key can be derived from a user supplied passphrase (key derivation by PBKDF2)
- Decryption can be restricted to users based on their logged-in email address
- Decryption can be restricted by IP
- Encryption key can be rotated
The system is highly flexible and configurable, so you can define your own validation criteria or override the out of the box functionality.
One example could be to delete a secret after X failed decryptions.
Can someone intercept a secret?¶
Yes - although unlikely, that’s why you need to use a layered approach to make it as difficult as possible. It’s recommended to always use a passphrase and supply that via a different channel.
In the worst case where someone has decrypted your secret, you will know about it due to the self-destructing nature of Passaword secrets. You should reset that secret / password and resend it.
Server Security¶
It is out of scope for the package to secure your server. It is assumed the environment you install the package into is secure.
If you are running a web server, that means ensuring you use TLS and secure headers.


Ayesha Curry hints at Warriors tanking this season after Steph's injury
by TSD StaffThe Warriors’ 2019-20 campaign took a turn for the worst on Wednesday night, when two-time MVP Stephen Curry suffered a broken left hand in the third quarter of the team’s game against the Suns.
As if trailing 43-14 to a team the Warriors have historically dominated wasn’t bad enough, Curry breaking his hand driving to the basket in the second half of the game made matters even worse.
It’s unclear when Steph will return to the lineup, as his injury could sideline him anywhere from a few weeks to a few months. The Warriors would be wise to have him sit as long as possible, to ensure he makes a full recovery — and, well, maybe to get a high draft pick. Even his wife, Ayesha, appeared to hint at that — notice her “Trust the process” reference.
Both Splash Bros are currently sidelined, and the Warriors would indeed be wise to “Trust the process” and play for next season.


Calculation
public struct Calculation : Codable
extension Calculation: Hashable
extension Calculation: Equatable
extension Calculation: Comparable
A value type that represents the calculations performs by a DiveCalculator
Since
1.0-
Double representing the calculated value
Declaration
Swift
private(set) public var value: Double { get }
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The
Calculation.CalculationType
of calculation.Declaration
Swift
private(set) public var calculationType: CalculationType { get }
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The
DiveKit.WaterType
use for the calculation.Declaration
Swift
private(set) public var waterType: DiveKit.WaterType { get }
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The
DiveKit.MeasurementUnit
use for the calculation.Declaration
Swift
private(set) public var measurementUnit: DiveKit.MeasurementUnit { get }
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Returns a double rounded to the specified number of decimal places
Declaration
Swift
public func round(to decimalPlaces: Int) -> Double
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Declaration
Swift
public func hash(into hasher: inout Hasher)
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Declaration
Swift
public static func == (lhs: `Self`, rhs: `Self`) -> Bool
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Declaration
Swift
public static func < (lhs: Calculation, rhs: Calculation) -> Bool
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The type of calculation performed.
See moreDeclaration
Swift
public enum CalculationType : Int, Codable


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For the pork and sauce, heat a drizzle of olive oil in a large ovenproof frying pan and sear the pork belly, skin-side down, for 3-4 minutes, or until the skin is golden-brown. Turn the pork belly over, add the pork belly bones to the pan and place into the oven for 45 minutes, or until the pork belly is cooked through. Remove the pork and bones from the oven. Reserve the meat in a warm place.
Add the pork bones and stock to a pan and bring to the boil. Cook for 25-30 minutes, or until the liquid has reduced to a sauce consistency. Strain through a fine sieve and discard the bones. Set aside.
For the lentils, bring the chicken stock to the boil in a pan and add the lentils and vegetables. Simmer for 20-30mins, or until the lentils are tender. Strain the cooking liquid through a fine sieve into a clean pan, reserving the lentils and vegetables.
Bring the cooking liquid to the boil and simmer for 10-12 minutes, or until reduced to a sticky consistency. Set aside.
Finely chop the vegetables and mix into the lentils again. Stir in the reduced lentil and vegetable stock.
For the apple purée, place the chopped apples and cider into a pan and bring to the boil. Simmer for 10-12 minutes, or until the apples have broken down. Transfer to a food processor and blend until smooth. Add sugar, to taste.
For the cabbage, heat the butter in a large pan until foaming, then add the cabbage and cook for 1-2 minutes, or until warmed through.
To serve, spoon the lentils and vegetables in the centre of a serving plate and top with the cabbage. Thickly slice the pork belly and arrange on top. Pour the sauce around and serve with a spoonful of the apple purée.


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What is Emotional Intelligence?
Is the ability to understand and manage one’s own emotions, while understanding other people’s emotions as well. There is 5 main components of emotional intelligence: Self-Awareness, Self-Regulation, Motivation, Empathy and Social Skills. Even though it not really measured it always can still be improved.
How is it different to IQ?
IQ is the ability to ability to learn as well as understand and apply information to skill sets. A person scoring below 70 is typically considered to have an intellectual disability, while those scoring over 145 are considered genius or near-genius. While it’s technically possible to score at or above 180, two-thirds of the population have an IQ somewhere between 85-115. IQ can change over time depending on a person’s propensity to learn new concepts.
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| #define | CHIP_CONFIG_EVENT_SIZE_RESERVE 196 |
| Initial size to reserve for event. The logging subsystem ensures this space is available in the buffer before attempting to store the event. More... | |
| #define | CHIP_CONFIG_EVENT_SIZE_INCREMENT 8 |
| When the initial reserved size proves insufficient, clean out the buffer in following increments. More... | |
| #define | CHIP_CONFIG_EVENT_LOGGING_MAXIMUM_UPLOAD_SECONDS 86400 |
| The maximum time (in seconds) between log uploads. The system is guaranteed to attempt to offload the log buffer at least this often. The value is used to initialize chip LoggingConfiguration. This is only relevant for BDX uploads. More... | |
| #define | CHIP_CONFIG_EVENT_LOGGING_DEFAULT_IMPORTANCE chip::Profiles::DataManagement::Production |
| The default importance of events to be logged. It is used to initialize the chip LoggingConfiguration. More... | |
| #define | CHIP_CONFIG_EVENT_LOGGING_UTC_TIMESTAMPS 0 |
| By default, don't record UTC timestamps. More... | |
| #define | CHIP_CONFIG_EVENT_LOGGING_EXTERNAL_EVENT_SUPPORT 0 |
| Enable or disable support for externally managed event storage. More... | |
This file defines compile time configuration of the Event Logging profile
| #define CHIP_CONFIG_EVENT_LOGGING_DEFAULT_IMPORTANCE chip::Profiles::DataManagement::Production |
The default importance of events to be logged. It is used to initialize the chip LoggingConfiguration.
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Enable or disable support for externally managed event storage.
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Principles for the future
December 11, 2020Every transformation process is guided by main principles, which serve as assumptions of what social reality is and how it should be, which can lead to different frameworks and socio-organizational models.
We explore some of the principles here that should be considered pillars to create a future based on equity, sustainability, technology and co-manage of organizations, which we need to orient solutions to the macro problems that we face.
General principlessScientific thinking. Reliance in the methods of science as the best way to know and understand reality, wich also imples the rejection of tradition, mysticism and other types of thinking as a way to comprehend the world.
Tecnhnology reliance. Confidence in technical application and technoproducts, especially engineering to effectively solve problems.
Sustainability. Focus on finding a balance that guarantees the sustainability of systems and processes.
Environmentalism. Focus on active protection and restoration of the environment.
Equality. Perspective in which the equity of resources, opportunities and living standards are prioritized according to the criteria of possibilities and capabilities.
Horizontalism Focus on creating, developing and maintaining horizontal social structures that can enable a dynamic self-governance platform.
Globalism.Emphasis on creating and connecting structures on a global scale that can enable a common planetary civilization.
Co-decisionism. Decisions on strategic social issues must be managed jointly.
Post-laborism. Rejection of the idea of the working class - or the proletariat - as the main subject of historical evolution.
Post-humanism. A post-anthropocentric, system-centric and transhumanist perspective of agents and societies.
Practical principlesParticipacionism. oint decision and self-governance regarding the specific activities that take place in society, both in their understanding and design, as well as in the implementation and evaluation of decisions.
Scientific-oriented decisions. Decision guided by multidisciplinary science and systemic knowledge, such as evidence-based policies, expert commissions or similar methods.
Informational support. Guidance through information technology to allow more efficient decision-making.
Sectoralism. As it is impossible for everyone to decide on everything, sectorized decision-making mechanisms are to be implemented in areas that are not strategic or of collective relevance.
Global-localism. Strategic decisions that have a collective impact should be made on a global scale, and on the other hand, issues with local implications and self-determination should be made on a local scale.
Automatization. Focus on the mechanization and automation of production and distribution through the use of advanced technology, such as robotics, 3D printing, artificial intelligence and other emerging possibilities.
Sustainable implementation. Prioritization and emphasis of green energies, absence of pollution, cyclical-circular models of production and preservation of ecosystems.
Sustainable living. Search for a balanced life internally and with the ecosystem.
Science-art synthesis. Break with the dichotomy of art and science, in which scientific knowledge and its application can be mixed with forms of art and expression.
Animalism. Defense of the rights of non-human animals and their respective ecosystems and habitats where they coexist.
Same principles, different possibilitiesThe principles can give rise to different organizational models, which, due to a matter of complexity, can never be pre-designed, however they do mark general directions that give rise to different forms, models and socio-organizational systems with different natures.


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security groups for which any combination of rules - not necessarily a
single rule - match all filters.
description
- The description of the security group.
egress.ip-permission.cidr
- An IPv4 CIDR block for an outbound
security group rule.
egress.ip-permission.from-port
- For an outbound rule, the start
of port range for the TCP and UDP protocols, or an ICMP type number.
egress.ip-permission.group-id
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has been referenced in an outbound security group rule.
egress.ip-permission.group-name
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that is referenced in an outbound security group rule.
egress.ip-permission.ipv6-cidr
- An IPv6 CIDR block for an
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- The ID of a prefix list to
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egress.ip-permission.protocol
- The IP protocol for an outbound
security group rule (tcp
| udp
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-1 for all protocols).
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- For an outbound rule, the end of
port range for the TCP and UDP protocols, or an ICMP code.
egress.ip-permission.user-id
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group-id
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group-name
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ip-permission.cidr
- An IPv4 CIDR block for an inbound security
group rule.
ip-permission.from-port
- For an inbound rule, the start of port
range for the TCP and UDP protocols, or an ICMP type number.
ip-permission.group-id
- The ID of a security group that has been
referenced in an inbound security group rule.
ip-permission.group-name
- The name of a security group that is
referenced in an inbound security group rule.
ip-permission.ipv6-cidr
- An IPv6 CIDR block for an inbound
security group rule.
ip-permission.prefix-list-id
- The ID of a prefix list from which
a security group rule allows inbound access.
ip-permission.protocol
- The IP protocol for an inbound security
group rule (tcp
| udp
| icmp
, a protocol number, or -1 for
all protocols).
ip-permission.to-port
- For an inbound rule, the end of port range
for the TCP and UDP protocols, or an ICMP code.
ip-permission.user-id
- The ID of an Amazon Web Services account
that has been referenced in an inbound security group rule.
owner-id
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security group.
tag
:<key> - The key/value combination of a tag assigned to
the resource. Use the tag key in the filter name and the tag value
as the filter value. For example, to find all resources that have a
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regardless of the tag value.
vpc-id
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created.


Running, Walking & Life
Fri, 03 Mar 2017 @ Rants
There were times when I felt I wanted to walk instead of running. It's not that I didn't have the energy to run. My legs were still capable to keep running. But why, I decided to walk instead of run ?
It comes down to motivation, self-discipline and goal
Motivation
Why do you want to keep running ? Is it because you want to complete within the given time for the medal ? Or is it because you want to beat your personal record ? Or perhaps you have your own personal reason ? Find that motivation and remind yourself of that movitation whenever you feel want to stop.
Self-discipline
For some reasons, your might feel demotivated at certain points during the run. At this point, the only thing that will push you is your self-discipline.  You have to run whether you like it or otherwise. Reminding yourself of your strong self-discipline definitely will help.
Goals
One common area in both of the factors is you need some kind of goal. Without the goal, you have nothing to look forward to. Without the goal, no amount of motivation or self-discipline will keep you moving.
All these areas are applicable to life in general.


Attn: The President, Dear Sir, My mail may come to you as a surprise, but sincerely this is a proposal for a business deal that will benefit both of us. I am contacting you after a frantic search for a person who will be trustworthy and capable of handling a business of this dimension. My name is Mr. Jonathan Mokoena, the Under-Secretary in charge of Intergration at the Specialized Technical Committee of the African Union (AU), formerly Organization of Afriacn Unity (OAU). You may be aware of the transformation of the OAU to AU, and the mandate to build a new united Africa modelled on the pattern of European Union (EU). For this therefore, the various African leaders recently inaugurated the New Patnership for African Development (NEPAD). NEPAD is to streamline Africa towards achieving a common market, defence force, currency, foreign policy, judiciary etc. For the above, the various African countries have made whosoever contributions in hundreds of million dollars. We have equally received grants/aids from the EU, USA and other international governments and agencies. These moneies in all have ran into millions of dollars. As the officer in charge of receiving and managing these funds and executing the projects for which they are ment for, I have received all the money expected. I have also prepared my account which I have submitted to the AU High Command, and it has been approved by the AU Secratary-General, Dr. Amara Essy. However, in some of the money received, some of the donor countries and international bodies remitted to us amounts in excess of what they pledged. The AU before now, has written to all of them to acknowledge the receipt of the monies from them. The money in excess and which I have kept out with only me having knowledge of it, is in the tune of Thirty-Five Million United States Dollars (US$35,000,000.00). As it is now, this money belongs to me, as neither the AU nor any of the donor countries/international agencies has declared their money missing. I am therefore contacting you to assist me with the movement and safe-keeping of this fund. As a public officer in my category, I cannot openly put this money into any bank here in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, the AU headquarters where I am now, or in any other part of Africa, as an account holder. This will surely raise eyebrows and expose me. I have therefore concealed this amount of US$35M in four metal trunk boxes, and declared them as artefacts belonging to a foreigner. I deposited the boxes with a Security Company based in Spain which has an affliate offices in Ghana, Cot d'Ivoire and South Africa. These cities are safe havens for this kind of transaction. This transaction will however be hitch-free. So, I would therefore want you to be in Banjul, The Gambia for the clearing and claiming of this fund. I will furnish you with information/documents on how you will stand as the beneficiary of the boxes. I have decided to give to you 40% of the total amount involved. Please I will want you to contact me on this e-mail address or the alternative: (joe_mokoena@fastermail.com). Also, you have to assure me of the secrecy and confidentiality in this transaction. Thanks in anticipation of your valued co-operation. Mr. Jonathan Mokoena. joe_mokoena@fastermail.com


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Convert-HelpToHtmlTree generates a complete API in HTML format (similar to Sandcastle for .NET or javadoc for Java) for your PowerShell libraries. As with an API documentation generator for any language, the output you get is only as good as the input you provide. But Convert-HelpToHtmlTree needs little additional information than good coding practice already dictates. If you have designed your modules to display proper help when you invoke the standard Get-Help cmdlet you have already done most everything you need to use Convert-HelpToHtmlTree. If you run Convert-HelpToHtmlTree with totally undecorated source files it will generate the full API tree, but instead of detailed descriptions of each function in your library you will get only a concise syntax diagram--just as Get-Help would do.
Convert-HelpToHtmlTree supports PowerShell scripted modules (those written in PowerShell) as well as PowerShell binary modules (those written in C#).
To get started with decorating your scripted modules properly for Get-Help and Convert-HelpToHtmlTree, start with the PowerShell help topic "about_Comment_Based_Help". Scroll down to the "Syntax for Comment-Based Help in Functions" section. Note that the page also talks about adding help for the script itself; that applies only to main scripts (ps1 files) not to modules (psm1 files). Convert-HelpToHtmlTree works only with modules, not with scripts. Best practices dictate that for any substantive code, you will want to use modules in any case. And be sure to use Export-ModuleMember to explicitly specify which functions are public functions within your module; omitting it makes *all* your functions public by default.
To get started with decorating your binary modules, you need to do an additional step of preparing a help file for PowerShell to consume. If you use the open-source XmlDoc2CmdletDoc utility, the process is very easy: you decorate your C# code like your PowerShell code, then run one command and you're done. (There are a variety of other tools out there that are much more manual in terms of hand-crafting a MAML file.) See my reference and tutorial on XmlDoc2CmdletDoc at https://www.simple-talk.com/dotnet/software-tools/documenting-your-powershell-binary-cmdlets/.
You specify (via the Namespaces parameter) which PowerShell modules to document. The modules must be installed as user modules (i.e. in C:\Users\username\Documents\WindowsPowerShell\Modules) rather than system modules (i.e. C:\Windows\System32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\Modules). See "Storing Modules on Disk" at http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd878324%28v=vs.85%29.aspx as well as "Installing Modules" in my Simple-Talk.com article at http://www.simple-talk.com/dotnet/.net-tools/further-down-the-rabbit-hole-powershell-modules-and-encapsulation/#seventh.
See my article "How To Document Your PowerShell Library" at https://www.simple-talk.com/sysadmin/powershell/how-to-document-your-powershell-library/ for a walk-through of using Convert-HelpToHtmlTree.
For simplicity, the discussion below focuses on cmdlets written in PowerShell, but the concepts map directly to doc-comments in your C# code as well.
==== File Organization ====
Convert-HelpToHtmlTree needs some additional doc-comments to generate a cohesive API for you.
(1) Each module (x.psm1 or x.dll) must have an associated manifest (x.psd1) in the same directory and the manifest must include a Description property.
(2) Each module must have an associated overview (module_overview.html) in the same directory. This is a standard HTML file, i.e., it must have an  element containing a  element containing some container element. The contents of the  element are extracted verbatim as the introductory text of the index.html page for each module.
(3) Each namespace must also include an associated overview (namespace_overview.html). This is a standard HTML file, i.e., it must have an  element containing a  element containing some container element. The contents of the  element are extracted verbatim as the introductory text of each namespace in the master index.html page.
Note that I use the term "namespace" here informally because (as of v3) PowerShell does not yet have the notion of namespaces. Convert-HelpToHtmlTree, however, requires you to structure your modules grouped in namespaces as shown in the sample input tree below. Thus, if you have a module MyStuff.psm1, normal PowerShell conventions require you to store this in a path like this:
...\WindowsPowerShell\Modules\MyStuff\MyStuff.psm1
...but Convert-HelpToHtmlTree requires you to include one more level for namespace, so the module must be stored in a path like this:
...\WindowsPowerShell\Modules\MyNamespace\MyStuff\MyStuff.psm1
This allows you to organize your modules into more than one logical group if desired. In my own PowerShell library, for example, I have FileTools, SqlTools, and SvnTools modules (among others) all under the CleanCode namespace. But you may, however, include multiple namespaces.
Here's a sample input tree illustrating this:
==========================================
WindowsPowerShell\Modules
+---namespace1
+---namespace_overview.html
+---moduleA
+---module_overview.html
+---moduleA.psm1
+---moduleA.psd1
+---moduleB
+---module_overview.html
+---moduleB.psm1
+---moduleB.psd1
etc...
+---namespace2
+---namespace_overview.html
+---moduleX
+---module_overview.html
+---moduleX.psm1
+---moduleX.psd1
+---moduleY
+---module_overview.html
+---moduleY.psm1
+---moduleY.psd1
etc...
==========================================
The output structure mirrors the input structure; the above input might generate the output tree shown below. There is a single master index page documenting all namespaces.
==========================================
$TargetDir
+---contents.html
+---index.html
+---namespace1
+---moduleA
+---index.html
+---Function1.html
+---Function2.html
+---Function3.html
+---Function4.html
etc...
+---moduleB
+---index.html
+---Function1.html
+---Function2.html
etc...
+---namespace2
+---moduleX
+---index.html
+---Function1.html
etc...
+---moduleY
+---index.html
+---Function1.html
+---Function2.html
etc...
etc...
==========================================
Convert-HelpToHtmlTree reports its progress as it runs, indicating each module and each function it is documenting. Any detected problems are comingled in this output report. Here is a portion of a run on my CleanCode library (with selected parts removed to force problems to be reported):
==========================================
Module: Assertion
Command: Assert-Expression
Command: Get-AssertCounts
Command: Set-AbortOnError
Command: Set-MaxExpressionDisplayLength
Module: DocTreeGenerator
Command: Convert-HelpToHtmlTree
** Missing summary (from module_overview.html)
** Missing description (from manifest)
Module: EnhancedChildItem
Command: Get-EnhancedChildItem
** Missing summary (from module_overview.html)
Module: Miscellaneous
** No objects found
Module: FileTools
Command: Get-IniFile
etc...
==========================================
At the end of the run it also reports the number of namespaces, modules, functions, and total files processed.
==== Documentation Template ====
Take a look at the default template (see TemplateName parameter) and you will find it sprinkled with place holders that are automatically filled in at runtime (surrounded by braces): title, subtitle, breadcrumbs, preamble, body, postscript, copyright, and revdate. Also, there are module-specific place holders of the form {module.propertyname} where "propertyname" may be any of the standard properties of a module -- use this to see the list of properties:
Get-Module | Get-Member
You will also see conditional section definitions of the form
{ifdef pagetype}
. . .
{endif pagetype}
...where "pagetype" may be any of the four types of pages created:
+ the single master page (pagetype="master"),
+ the single contents page ("contents"),
+ the module index pages, one per module ("module"), and
+ the function pages, one per exported function ("function").
The content of these conditional sections (which may be any HTML) is included only on the pages of the corresponding type, while the other conditional sections are suppressed. Note that the module-specific place holders discussed earlier (e.g. {module.xyz}) may be used in module pages or function pages only.
==== Output Enhancements: Live links ====
Unlike the MSDN pages for the standard PowerShell library, output generated by Convert-HelpToHtmlTree makes live links in your references (.LINK) documentation section. There are seven classes of input you can specify, shown below. In order, they are MSDN-defined (built-in) cmdlet, MSDN-defined (built-in) topic, custom function in the same module, custom function in a different local module, plain text, explicit link with a label, and explicit link without a label.
Get-ChildItem
about_Aliases
New-CustomFunctionInSameModule
New-CustomFunctionInOtherModule
some plain text here
[other important stuff] (http://foobar.com)
http://alpha/beta/
This output is generated from the above input:

Get-ChildItem

about_Aliases

New-CustomFunctionInSameModule

New-CustomFunctionInOtherModule

some plain text here

other important stuff

http://alpha/beta/

The MSDN references are retrieved automatically from two fixed MSDN reference pages (one for cmdlets and one for "about" topics). If those fixed references ever change URLs, that will break the generator; update those URLs in the Get-CmdletDocLinks function to mend it.
==== Output Enhancements: Formatting ====
Convert-HelpToHtmlTree also adds some simple CSS styling to the generated web pages, making the generated web pages much more user-friendly than the plain mono-spaced text output of Get-Help viewed in a PowerShell window. Viewing help from within Show-Command is only minimally better than Get-Help, adding some bold markup. Convert-HelpToHtmlTree, on the other hand:
+ Adds section headings to each of the main sections within help.
+ Outputs most text in proportional font, automatically flowing lines and wrapping at your browser width.
+ Outputs portions of text you designate in a fixed-width font; simply start a line with 4 spaces for this (useful typically for code samples).
+ Recognizes simple lists; any line beginning with an asterisk, plus, or minus will force a line break.
+ Recognizes simple headers; any line beginning or ending with a run of 4 of any of these characters (=_+*#~-) will be emboldened and force a line break.
+ Stylizes the syntax section with bold and italics for easier visual recognition.
+ Highlights initial code sample in each example.
On that last point, the code sample is by convention just the first line of text in your example block, ending with a carriage return. But what if your example cmdlet takes six arguments and you have a really long line? You could break that up into smaller lines with PowerShell's line continuation character, the backtick. Convention, though (as defined by how the .NET cmdlets do it), is to always put a single example command on one line, and let the window width determine where the line wraps. DocTreeGenerator, however, provides the flexibility to handle multiple lines if you really want to break a line with backticks. Actually, it just coincidentally supports backticks; support for a multiple-line example was added to accommodate two other use cases: pipes in your example and multiple commands in your example. That is, one could argue that it is easier to digest this:
Get-Something -a 1 -b 2 -c 3 |
Get-Something Else |
Get-MoreStuff
than this:
Get-Something -a 1 -b 2 -c 3 | Get-Something Else | Get-MoreStuff
The trick to get the HTML to have those line breaks is simply to add one to three leading spaces to the lines after the first line (if you go to four spaces, then it becomes a pre-formatted block).
And similarly, you might prefer this:
PS> Get-Something -a 1 -b 2 -c 3
PS> Get-Something Else
instead of this:
PS> Get-Something -a 1 -b 2 -c 3; Get-Something Else
If you use the canonical "PS>" prompt in your example, you do not need the leading spaces; it recognizes the prompt.


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