| bs_add_variables {bslib} | R Documentation |
Compared to higher-level theme customization available in bs_theme()
, these functions
are a more direct interface to Bootstrap Sass, and therefore, do nothing to
ensure theme customizations are portable between major Bootstrap versions.
bs_add_variables( theme, ..., .where = "defaults", .default_flag = identical(.where, "defaults") ) bs_add_rules(theme, rules) bs_add_declarations(theme, declarations) bs_bundle(theme, ...)
theme |
a |
... |
|
.where |
Whether to place the variable definitions before other Sass
|
.default_flag |
Whether or not to add a |
rules |
Sass rules. Anything understood by |
declarations |
Sass functions and mixins. |
a modified bs_theme()
object.
bs_add_variables
: Add Bootstrap Sass variable defaults
bs_add_rules
: Add additional Sass rules
bs_bundle
: Add additional sass::sass_bundle()
objects to an existing theme
.
https://getbootstrap.com/docs/4.4/getting-started/theming/
https://rstudio.github.io/sass/articles/sass.html#layering
# Function to preview the styling a (primary) Bootstrap button library(htmltools) button <- tags$a(class = "btn btn-primary", href = "#", role = "button", "Hello") preview_button <- function(theme) { if (interactive()) { browsable(tags$body(bs_theme_dependencies(theme), button)) } } # Here we start with a theme based on a Bootswatch theme, # then override some variable defaults theme <- bs_theme(bootswatch = "sketchy", primary = "orange") %>% bs_add_variables( "body-bg" = "#EEEEEE", "font-family-base" = "monospace", "font-size-base" = "1.4rem", "btn-padding-y" = ".16rem", "btn-padding-x" = "2rem" ) preview_button(theme) # If you need to set a variable based on another Bootstrap variable theme %>% bs_add_variables("body-color" = "$success", .where = "declarations") %>% preview_button() # Start a new global theme and add some custom rules that # use Bootstrap variables to define a custom styling for a # 'person card' person_rules <- system.file("custom", "person.scss", package = "bslib") theme <- bs_theme() %>% bs_add_rules(sass::sass_file(person_rules)) # Include custom CSS that leverages bootstrap Sass variables person <- function(name, title, company) { tags$div( class = "person", h3(class = "name", name), div(class = "title", title), div(class = "company", company) ) } if (interactive()) { browsable(shiny::fluidPage( theme = theme, person("Andrew Carnegie", "Owner", "Carnegie Steel Company"), person("John D. Rockefeller", "Chairman", "Standard Oil") )) }


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Apple documents the existence of a bitmap only format, and gives some hints about the requirements of it. Their documentation is far from complete and the following is determined in part by that documentation, in part by examining the (few) bitmap only fonts of theirs I have found, and in part by error messages given by some of their tools.
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The two additional functions introduced in this section can be used to implement all other topology functions. In general they will not be called by the user directly, unless he or she is creating additional virtual topology capability other than that provided by MPI. The two calls are both local.
| MPI_CART_MAP(comm, ndims, dims, periods, newrank) | |
| IN comm | input communicator (handle) |
| IN ndims | number of dimensions of Cartesian structure (integer) |
| IN dims | integer array of size ndims specifying the number of processes in each coordinate direction |
| IN periods | logical array of size ndims specifying the periodicity specification in each coordinate direction |
| OUT newrank | reordered rank of the calling process; MPI_UNDEFINED if calling process does not belong to grid (integer) |
int MPI_Cart_map(MPI_Comm comm, int ndims, const int dims[], const int periods[], int *newrank)
MPI_Cart_map(comm, ndims, dims, periods, newrank, ierror)
TYPE(MPI_Comm), INTENT(IN) :: comm
INTEGER, INTENT(IN) :: ndims, dims(ndims)
LOGICAL, INTENT(IN) :: periods(ndims)
INTEGER, INTENT(OUT) :: newrank
INTEGER, OPTIONAL, INTENT(OUT) :: ierror
MPI_CART_MAP(COMM, NDIMS, DIMS, PERIODS, NEWRANK, IERROR)
INTEGER COMM, NDIMS, DIMS(*), NEWRANK, IERROR
LOGICAL PERIODS(*)
MPI_CART_MAP computes an ``optimal'' placement for the calling process on the physical machine. A possible implementation of this function is to always return the rank of the calling process, that is, not to perform any reordering.
Advice
to implementors.
The function MPI_CART_CREATE(comm, ndims, dims, periods, reorder, comm_cart), with reorder = true can be implemented by calling MPI_CART_MAP(comm, ndims, dims, periods, newrank), then calling MPI_COMM_SPLIT(comm, color, key, comm_cart), with color = 0 if newrank MPI_UNDEFINED, color = MPI_UNDEFINED otherwise, and key = newrank. If ndims is zero then a zero-dimensional Cartesian topology is created.
The function MPI_CART_SUB(comm, remain_dims, comm_new) can be implemented by a call to MPI_COMM_SPLIT(comm, color, key, comm_new), using a single number encoding of the lost dimensions as color and a single number encoding of the preserved dimensions as key.
All other Cartesian topology functions can be implemented locally, using
the topology information that is cached with the communicator.
( End of advice to implementors.)
The corresponding function for
graph structures is as follows.
| MPI_GRAPH_MAP(comm, nnodes, index, edges, newrank) | |
| IN comm | input communicator (handle) |
| IN nnodes | number of graph nodes (integer) |
| IN index | integer array specifying the graph structure, see MPI_GRAPH_CREATE |
| IN edges | integer array specifying the graph structure |
| OUT newrank | reordered rank of the calling process; MPI_UNDEFINED if the calling process does not belong to graph (integer) |
int MPI_Graph_map(MPI_Comm comm, int nnodes, const int index[], const int edges[], int *newrank)
MPI_Graph_map(comm, nnodes, index, edges, newrank, ierror)
TYPE(MPI_Comm), INTENT(IN) :: comm
INTEGER, INTENT(IN) :: nnodes, index(nnodes), edges(*)
INTEGER, INTENT(OUT) :: newrank
INTEGER, OPTIONAL, INTENT(OUT) :: ierror
MPI_GRAPH_MAP(COMM, NNODES, INDEX, EDGES, NEWRANK, IERROR)
INTEGER COMM, NNODES, INDEX(*), EDGES(*), NEWRANK, IERROR
Advice
to implementors.
The function MPI_GRAPH_CREATE(comm, nnodes, index, edges, reorder, comm_graph), with reorder = true can be implemented by calling MPI_GRAPH_MAP(comm, nnodes, index, edges, newrank), then calling MPI_COMM_SPLIT(comm, color, key, comm_graph), with color = 0 if newrank MPI_UNDEFINED, color = MPI_UNDEFINED otherwise, and key = newrank.
All other graph topology functions can be implemented locally, using the
topology information that is cached with the communicator.
( End of advice to implementors.)


Security Advisory: Lenovo Solution Center Local Privilege Escalation
By slipstream/RoL.
Overview
Lenovo Solution Center "allows users to quickly identify the status for system health, network connections and overall system security."
Issues in Lenovo Solution Center, versions 3.1.004 and below, can be exploited to gain local privilege escalation to SYSTEM, and remote code execution as SYSTEM while Lenovo Solution Center is open.
Issues
Lenovo Solution Center installs a service, LSCWinService
, which Everyone has permissions to start, and runs as SYSTEM.
The service must be started using sc.exe
and passed specific arguments; when it is passed the argument StartBackend
it runs LSCTaskService.exe
as SYSTEM.
LSCTaskService
starts an HTTP API on localhost, port 55555, and GET or POST requests can be passed to it to execute methods out of specific classes in LSCController.dll
.
The Actions
class, which is allowed to be called from the HTTP API, has a RunInstaller
method, which runs the provided executable argument from %APPDATA%\LSC\Local Store
as SYSTEM, where %APPDATA%
here is C:\ProgramData
on Windows Vista and above.
Any locally running code can copy an executable to this folder and use the HTTP API to run it as SYSTEM.
Additionally, the RunInstaller
method has a path traversal vulnerability, so any executable on %SYSTEMDRIVE%
can be run as SYSTEM.
There is no API token or referer check on the HTTP API, so cross site request forgery can be used to remotely execute any executable on %SYSTEMDRIVE%
as SYSTEM, if Lenovo Solution Center is running.
A PoC is available as lenovoSYSTEMcenter.d
(and on the page itself, there's a link to exploit the CSRF) in this trio of OEM exploit PoCs.
Affected Versions
3.1.004 and below.
Solution
Uninstallation of this software will prevent exploitation of the issue. The researchers cannot sanction any mitigations except to remove this software definitively from any affected devices.


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PickerViewKit
Easily setup your UIPickerView’s using a model-based approach
With PickerViewKit you can quickly setup your picker views and provide data. Don’t worry about creating a data source and delegate anymore. Use models for configuration and data supply.
How to use
A UIPickerView consists of components and rows. Components are the columns of the picker view. Each column can have multiple rows. The PickerViewKit represents a column with the value type PickerViewColumn and a row with PickerViewRow. Rows can have a model which comes into play on row selection. Models can be implemented using PickerViewRowModelProtocol. The SimpleRowModel is used as a default row model.
1. If your rows should represent a specific model implement a custom row model using PickerViewRowModelProtocol.
2. Create your rows using PickerViewRow.
3. Attach your rows to a PickerViewColumn. Set a row height for the column if you want.
4. Use PickerViewSetup to define all parameters for the picker view configuration. To be notified about row selections pass a callback/delegate implementing PickerViewDelegateCallbackProtocol.
5. Instantiate a PickerViewManager with your PickerViewSetup.
Now you are ready to go. You can update the columns or the rows in a column using your manager instance.
final class ViewController: UIViewController {
@IBOutlet private weak var pickerView: UIPickerView!
private var manager: PickerViewManager?
override func viewDidLoad() {
super.viewDidLoad()
// 1.
struct CustomPickerViewRowModel: PickerViewRowModelProtocol {
var name: String
var description: String
var history: String
}
// 2.
var pickerViewRow: PickerViewRow {
let model = CustomPickerViewRowModel(name: "Germany", description: "The Republic of Germany", history: "Germany has a long history ...")
var row = PickerViewRow(type: .plain(title: model.name))
row.model = model
return row
}
// 3.
let pickerViewColumn = PickerViewColumn(rows: [pickerViewRow], rowHeight: 56.0)
// 4.
let pickerViewSetup = PickerViewSetup(pickerView: pickerView, columns: [pickerViewColumn], callback: self)
// 5.
manager = PickerViewManager(setup: pickerViewSetup)
}
}
extension ViewController: PickerViewDelegateCallbackProtocol {
func didSelectRow(_ delegate: PickerViewDelegateProtocol, in pickerView: UIPickerView, row: PickerViewRowProtocol, rowModels: [PickerViewRowModelProtocol]?) {
print(row.model?.name ?? "")
}
}
Picker view setup
Use the PickerViewSetup value type to configure your picker view.
| Parameter | Type | Description | Default value |
|---|---|---|---|
| pickerView | UIPickerView | The picker view you want to setup | - |
| columns | Array of PickerViewColumn | Specifies the columns of the picker view | - |
| callback | PickerViewDelegateCallbackProtocol | Defines the callback which will be notified on row selection | nil |
| defaultColumnWidth | CGFloat | Sets the column width which will be used if you didn’t specify a width on your columns | 48 |
| defaultRowHeight | CGFloat | Row height to use if not specified on column initialization | 48 |
Column width and row height
If you want to specify the width of one column or the height of the rows in a column use the properties of PickerViewColumn. Keep in mind that you can’t use different row heights in a multi column picker view.
let pickerViewRow = PickerViewRow(type: .plain(title: "Mock"))
let pickerViewColumn = PickerViewColumn(rows: [pickerViewRow], columnWidth: 128.0, rowHeight: 56.0)
Row types
To define the look and feel of your rows you can choose from 3 row types:
1. Plain
A plain picker view row just displays the given title using an UILabel.
2. Attributed
Attributed picker view rows show the given attributed string using an UILabel.
3. Custom
Use the custom row type if you want to show custom styled rows to your users. You pass in a block which returns an UIView. This is necessary because otherwise your custom view will be overlayed by a subview of the UIPickerView.
let view: () -> UIView = {
let frame = CGRect(x: 0, y: 0, width: 48, height: 48)
let image = UIImage(named: "github")
let imageView = UIImageView(image: image)
imageView.frame = frame
return imageView
}
let row = PickerViewRow(type: .custom(view: view))
Example
Three classic examples show the use of the PickerViewKit.
1. Country picker
2. Season and Episode picker
3. Date picker
To run the example project, clone the repo, and run pod install
from the Example directory first.
Customize
PickerViewKit is customizable.
You can create your own implementation of picker view rows using the PickerViewRowProtocol. In addition you are free to create custom row models implementing the PickerViewRowModelProtocol.
Documentation
Requirements
Deployment target of your App is >= iOS 8.0 .
Installation
PickerViewKit is available through CocoaPods. To install it, simply add the following line to your Podfile:
pod 'PickerViewKit'
Migration from Version 1 to Version 2
One of the breaking changes of Version 2 is the removal of the PickerViewSetupType and the PickerViewType. These types were confusing and unnecessary.
Instead of specifying a type on PickerViewSetup initialization you can now directly pass your PickerViewColumn*s. In addition the *PickerViewSetup initialization is not failable anymore.
Version 1:
let pickerViewColumn = PickerViewColumn(rows: [], rowHeight: 56.0)
let pickerViewSetup = try PickerViewSetup(pickerView: pickerView, type: .single(column: pickerViewColumn), callback: self)
Version 2:
let pickerViewColumn = PickerViewColumn(rows: [], rowHeight: 56.0)
let pickerViewSetup = PickerViewSetup(pickerView: pickerView, columns: [pickerViewColumn], callback: self)
Author
Christian Elies<EMAIL_ADDRESS>License
PickerViewKit is available under the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for more info.


host_load_info
Structure - Used to present a host's processor load information.
SYNOPSIS
#define CPU_STATE_USER 0 #define CPU_STATE_SYSTEM 1 #define CPU_STATE_IDLE 2 struct host_load_info { integer_t avenrun[3]; integer_t mach_factor[3]; }; typedef struct host_load_info* host_load_info_t;
FIELDS
- avenrun
-
load average--average number of runnable processes divided by
number of CPUs
- mach_factor
- The processing resources available to a new thread--the number of CPUs divided by (1 + the number of threads)
DESCRIPTION
The host_load_info structure defines the loading information available about a host. The information returned is exponential averages over three periods of time: 5, 30 and 60 seconds.
RELATED INFORMATION
Functions: host_statistics.
Data Structures: host_basic_info, host_sched_info.


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Trump Travels to Dover for Transfer of Fallen Soldiers Slain Overseas
President Donald Trump and first lady Melania Trump traveled to Dover Air Force Base on Thursday to participate in a military dignified transfer of two soldiers killed overseas.
by Charlie SpieringThe president and first lady traveled aboard Air Force One to the military base in Delaware for the solemn occasion.
The two flag-draped coffins of Chief Warrant Officer 2 David C. Knadle of Tarrant, Texas and Chief Warrant Officer 2 Kirk T. Fuchigami Jr. of Keaau, Hawaii arrived as the president saluted and the first lady placed her hand on her heart.
The president stood silently with his hand in salute as he watched six members of the U.S. Army carry the two transfer cases to the waiting transfer vehicle.
Both soldiers were killed in Afghanistan in a helicopter crash.
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The president and first lady also met with family members.
The media received consent from the family to cover the fallen soldiers’ return to American soil.
Actor John Voight joined the Trumps for the event and spoke to the press afterward.
“Who can speak for these families and what they are going through,” he said, describing the transfer ceremony as “so respectful, so dignified.”
Voight said that President Trump invited him to join them on the trip after awarding him The National Medal of Arts earlier in the evening.
“I just wanted to pay my respects,” he said.


Dirac DevTools provides a custom DevTools frontend packaged in a Chrome Extension. To use REPL from Dirac you also need to start an nREPL server and a Dirac Agent server.
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Issue: CHARACTER-VS-CHARForum: Editorial
References: Character Proposal 2.3.1, MAKE-DISPATCH-MACRO-CHARACTER (p363),
GET-MACRO-CHARACTER (p362), SET-MACRO-CHARACTER (p362)
GET-DISPATCH-MACRO-CHARACTER (p364),
SET-DISPATCH-MACRO-CHARACTER (p364)
Category: CHANGE
Edit history: 12-Nov-90, Version 1 by Pitman
14-Nov-90, Version 2 by Pitman (minor mods to Rationale, Discussion)
15-Mar-91, Version 3 by Pitman (one new proposal, some endorsements)
Status: For Internal Discussion
Problem Description:
Character proposal 2.3.1 adds the names BASE-CHARACTER and
EXTENDED-CHARACTER. These are naming-wise inconsistent with
Proposal (CHAR-VS-CHARACTER:INCONSISTENTLY-STATUS-QUO)
Leave things as they are.
Proposal (CHAR-VS-CHARACTER:LESS-INCONSISTENT-SHORT)
Rename BASE-CHARACTER to BASE-CHAR.
Rename EXTENDED-CHARACTER to EXTENDED-CHAR.
Proposal (CHAR-VS-CHARACTER:LESS-INCONSISTENT-LONG)
Rename STANDARD-CHAR to STANDARD-CHARACTER.
Proposal (CHAR-VS-CHARACTER:CONSISTENTLY-CHAR)
Rename BASE-CHARACTER to BASE-CHAR.
Rename EXTENDED-CHARACTER to EXTENDED-CHAR.
Rename MAKE-DISPATCH-MACRO-CHARACTER to MAKE-DISPATCH-MACRO-CHAR.
Rename SET-MACRO-CHARACTER to SET-MACRO-CHAR.
Rename GET-DISPATCH-MACRO-CHARACTER to GET-DISPATCH-MACRO-CHAR.
Rename SET-DISPATCH-MACRO-CHARACTER to SET-DISPATCH-MACRO-CHAR.
Rename GET-MACRO-CHARACTER to GET-MACRO-CHAR.
Proposal (CHAR-VS-CHARACTER:REALLY-FIX-THINGS-UP)
Rename BASE-CHARACTER to BASE-CHAR.
Rename EXTENDED-CHARACTER to EXTENDED-CHAR.
Rename MAKE-DISPATCH-MACRO-CHARACTER to MAKE-DISPATCH-MACRO-CHAR.
Remove the functions GET-MACRO-CHARACTER, SET-MACRO-CHARACTER,
GET-DISPATCH-MACRO-CHARACTER, and SET-DISPATCH-MACRO-CHARACTER.
Create setfable functions MACRO-CHAR and DISPATCH-MACRO-CHAR,
such that:
- (MACRO-CHAR c [r]) means what (GET-MACRO-CHARACTER x r)
used to mean.
(SETF (MACRO-CHAR c [r]) (VALUES fn [nt])) means what
(SET-MACRO-CHARACTER c fn nt r) used to mean.
- (DISPATCH-MACRO-CHAR d s [r]) means what
(GET-DISPATCH-MACRO-CHAR d s [r]) used to mean.
- (SETF (DISPATCH-MACRO-CHAR d s [r]) fn) means what
(SET-DISPATCH-MACRO-CHAR d s fn [r]) used to mean.
Rationale:
We've enumerated the positions that people were likely to have
so that they could refer succinctly to their position by name.
INCONSISTENTLY-STATUS-QUO: Leaves the language unchanged.
LESS-INCONSISTENT-SHORT: Changes only that part of the language
which is not in CLtL, and which users probably aren't using
much yet anyway. At least makes all the type names use
"-CHAR" consistently. (Stops short of addressing why there
is a name SET-SYNTAX-FROM-CHAR but another name
GET-MACRO-CHARACTER only to preserve the status quo.)
LESS-INCONSISTENT-LONG: Changes only one name At least makes
all the type names use "CHARACTER" consistently. (Stops
short of addressing why there is a name SET-SYNTAX-FROM-CHAR
but another name GET-MACRO-CHARACTER only to preserve the
status quo.)
CONSISTENTLY-CHAR: Changes even some things which were in
CLtL, but does so in a manner that is predictably consistent:
The word "CHARACTER" is shortened to "CHAR" whenever it appears
hyphenated together with other words. This would be harder
on existing programs, but easier for new users.
REALLY-FIX-THINGS-UP: Like CONSISTENTLY-CHAR, but also takes
advantage of a last opportunity to make the language use SETF more
consistently. Probably the reason this didn't originally use SETF
was the lack of clarity in the managing of multiple values.
Also, SET-MACRO-CHARACTER and SET-DISPATCH-MACRO-CHARACTER are the
only two symbols in CL which begin with the substring "SET-" but
are not set-manipulation primitives.
Current Practice:
No one does this.
Cost to Implementors:
Small, in all cases.
Cost to Users:
INCONSISTENTLY-STATUS-QUO: None.
LESS-INCONSISTENT-SHORT: Very small.
LESS-INCONSISTENT-LONG: Small.
CONSISTENTLY-CHAR and REALLY-FIX-THINGS-UP: It's very easy to
write the requisite compatibility functions in order to support the
old names during a transition period. With all the other things
people are having to do to convert, this is relatively little extra
burden.
Cost of Non-Adoption:
See aesthetics.
Benefits:
Aesthetic and Mnemonic.
Aesthetics:
If this is adopted... The affected parts of the language will be...
INCONSISTENTLY-STATUS-QUO glaringly unaesthetic
LESS-INCONSISTENT-SHORT tolerable, but not pretty
LESS-INCONSISTENT-LONG tolerable, but not pretty
CONSISTENTLY-CHAR reasonable
REALLY-FIX-THINGS-UP very pretty
Discussion:
KMP prefers (in decreasing order of preference) REALLY-FIX-THINGS-UP,
then CONSISTENTLY-CHAR, then LESS-INCONSISTENT-SHORT or
LESS-INCONSISTENT-LONG, then INCONSISTENTLY-STATUS-QUO.
Scott Cyphers (Symbolics) concurs with this ordering, except his first
choice would be for the [non-existent] option REALLY-FIX-THINGS-UP-CHARACTER.
Scott McKay (Symbolics) likes CONSISTENTLY-CHAR but would thinks
REALLY-FIX-THINGS-UP would be ok.
Bob Cassels at Symbolics asked why there isn't a CONSISTENTLY-CHARACTER
option. KMP replies:
In general, we have tried to spell out words in the language. There
are, of course, some glaring exceptions. However, I feel that
certain English words (like "paren", "char", "info", and "demo")
have acquired such high frequency usage in the Computer Science
arena that we are basically just waiting for the dictionary-makers
to catch up with the natural-language phenomenon of shortening of
higher frequency words by its speakers. As such, I feel the issue
is not one of either "char" or "character" being more correct, but
rather one of choosing the names in such a way that users can
reliably remember which name is used in which situation.
Masinter supports REALLY-FIX-THINGS-UP.
Moon and Sandra prefer the long name CHARACTER to the short name CHAR.
(Moon voiced implicit support for LESS-INCONSISTENT-LONG, even though
the option didn't exist yet.)
JonL says he and others at Lucid think that changing a lot of names at
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| Bellerophon 6th Sep 2010, 22:18 permalink Post: 238 |
shanewhite
Following the excellent explanation given by ChristiaanJ about the relationships between OAT, Mach number, TAS and IAS (which I have now copied and shall shamelessly pass off as my own work in future ) if you wish to see how these relationships work in practice you might look back at the photo posted at reply #66. You will see that at FL600 the aircraft had a GS of 1,139 kts whilst flying at M2.00 and an IAS of 429 kts. We don\x92t know what the wind was, nor what the TAS or OAT were, but we can easily deduce that:
For obtaining Mach/TAS/Temp values quickly and easily, as well as other useful information on the atmosphere, this Standard Atmosphere Calculator website is extremely useful. Best Regards Bellerophon |
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| M2dude 12th Sep 2010, 12:05 permalink Post: 329 |
Hi Steve, good question. You could not prime Alt ACQ directly from MAX CLIMB/MAX CRUISE, but I'm sure the guys would confirm that FL600 was nonetheless set in the AFCS altitude window. If you did come close to FL600, then you would get an altitude alert audio and visual warning anyway, but the crew would obviously know anyway. The guys will have to confirm this but I think that ALT HOLD would be selected at this point, and the autopilot would now constrain the altitude by varying pitch attitude. You would normally be flying in nice cold conditions for this to occur, hardly ever on the North Atlantic, but on the LHR-BGI sector it would occur as often as not. (As usual, apologies to my all flying pals if I'm talking rubbish again
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| M2dude 13th Sep 2010, 01:18 permalink Post: 336 |
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| EXWOK 13th Sep 2010, 08:07 permalink Post: 338 |
FL600 cruise
M2Dude has it all correct here. It only really happened regularly on the LHR-BGI route (low temps at crz alt, and light weight as you've burnt most of the fuel).
In the MAX Cruise mode the aircraft would sniff about vertically, gently climbing and descending to hold M2 (following the temperature changes), but with an overall general climb. Heading to BGI you were climbing into very cold air, commonly down to less than -70degs, I saw minus 80 on multiple occasions. (Which was all very good news from a fuel point of view). So the climb was more definite and the likelihood of a subsequent descent lower. It was pretty easy to spot when the aircraft was definitely going to 'stick' at FL600, and to select Alt Hold, with the already armed AT (with Max Crz mode) engagd in Mach Hold. Very occasionally one may have to subsequently make a subsequent return to Max Crz mode if warmer air was encountered, but I don't recall doing this more than once. If you had very cold air and a lighter than average load, one would find that the throttles (no 'thrust levers' on Concorde!) were quite a long way back at TOD, maybe 10-14 degrees throttle angle. It was worth noticing this early - the decel/descent was initiated by reducing the throttles to 18degrees, normally this would be from full forward so it can be seen that reducing them by 4 or 5 degrees rather than the usual 18 could result in a disappointing rate of decel. At nearly 20NM a minute this could really screw your descent plan! (I think the record-holders went past BGI still just the wrong side of M1......) I used to enjoy the last few minutes of the flight at FL600 - before the space station was manned and post-MIR there was a fair chance that at that moment we were the human beings furthest from the surface of the planet. In shirtsleeves, with a cup of tea (or something more palatable if one was in one of the comfy seats). |
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| Bellerophon 11th Oct 2010, 18:59 permalink Post: 553 |
Nick Thomas
... on shorter charter flights was there a mininium ammount of fuel that had to be loaded just to always have enough fuel for CofG movement... Yes, 35,000 kgs, at take-off, for a short supersonic flight. This would allow sufficient fuel to be transferred rearwards in order to achieve a CG approaching 59%. If the flight was to remain subsonic, the fuel figure dropped to 25,000 kgs, as the required CG for subsonic cruise was 55% not 59%. Both these figures were at take-off, so the estimated taxy fuel had to be added to these figures in order to arrive at the minimum fuel figure required to be loaded. ...was it possible to be in a position where trip fuel, fuel to an alternate etc was less than the fuel required for CofG movement after take off?... No, at least it should not have been! However, a situation was sometimes reached in flight, generally only towards the end of the planned supercruise portion of a LHR-BGI sector, where, with the aircraft at M2.00 and FL600, it was no longer possible to maintain a CG of 59%, as the "ballast" fuel, which had been transferred aft into tank 11, was now required forward again as "fuel" fuel, to top up other tanks which had reached their minimum permitted levels. In this case, once the forward transfer of fuel had begun, the CG would also be slowly moving FWD, and one would be compelled to commence the decel and descent earlier than desired, something EXWOK touched on here much earlier in this thread. Best Regards Bellerophon Last edited by Bellerophon; 11th Oct 2010 at 22:17 . |
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| EXWOK 22nd Dec 2010, 21:43 permalink Post: 953 |
HLI
For spfoster:
You've pretty much worked HLI out. No particular special requirements, it was normally associated with 54% CG departures, since that was the norm with high fuel loads. Contacts were bridged which allowed some of the tanks to operate at a higher level before shut-off. Sounds simple, doesn't it? But it was a pain in the a***. The tanks were first filled to normal level (this got tank 11 filled) then a metered amount was uplifted with the bridges in place to those tanks with HLI (M2dude will remind me which they were.....I'm guessing 5,6,7,8 and maybe 9&10?????). It could take ages. It was invariably followed by a taxy with a Pre Take Off Burn Off to get the CG to its correct position, so you now had the problem that you had to burn enough fuel from tanks 1-4 to allow them to be topped up by tanks 5 & 7 to the extent that 5 & 7 could accept fuel from tank 11 to bring the CG fwd to 54%. Because they were so full it could take ages to get 5 & 7 to accept fuel and then any bump or turn would shut them off. So overall you've filled the tanks, presumably because you need the fuel, but because you've done this you have to burn loads of fuel taxying while you get the CG sorted out. As you guess, it was mainly a LHR-BGI thing, or a JFK with weather problems, and more often than not you gained very little. |
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| EXWOK 14th Aug 2011, 20:41 permalink Post: 1429 |
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They all had certain other 'foibles', although none were of any note operationally. I believe that AF's habit of generating ADS master warnings at M1 has been prevously covered, as has AG's 'French' DC system. There were certainly some hulls you'd rather have than others on the LHR-BGI sector, although I think I flew them all there at some point or another. As for Filton - it's always sad to see an airfield close, but especially so when there's so much history attached. It would be great to see the runway remain active, but the costs are pretty steep and the value of the land rather high. I wish all thise involved the very best of luck and hope you succeed in at least turning the hangar into something which recognises its own history and gives it a real purpose for the future. |
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| Bellerophon 31st Jan 2012, 13:33 permalink Post: 1550 |
fizz57
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As well as carrying sufficient fuel to arrive at BGI with standard fuel reserves remaining, there was also a requirement that sufficient fuel be carried to ensure that, following an engine shut-down at any stage in the flight, Concorde could divert, on three engines, to a suitable diversion airfield, and still arrive there with standard fuel reserves remaining. It was this requirement - the three-engined diversion requirement - that often required more fuel to be loaded - above the basic LHR-BGI flight plan fuel figure - often bringing the total fuel required up to or over the full tanks figure and so became the limiting factor on this route. Perhaps the main difference between Concorde and most subsonic aircraft, following an engine shutdown in cruise, was that Concorde would suffer a much greater loss in range. From four-engined supersonic flight to optimum three-engined subsonic cruise the loss in range would have been in the order of 30-35%. This was mainly because Concorde, following an engine shut-down in cruise, would have to decelerate and descend, and thus leave a very efficient flight regime, at M2.0 and 55,000-60,000ft, with relatively low drag, low winds and very cold outside air temperatures, for a much less efficient regime, at M0.95, at around 30,000ft, in a higher drag subsonic cruise with warmer outside air temperatures and much stronger, probably adverse, winds. The forecast weather at the principal en-route diversion airfields of Santa Maria, Lajes, Bermuda and Antigua, along with the calculated wind components at subsonic cruise levels to these airfields, were all taken into account at the flight planning stage, with the forecast subsonic cruise wind component to Antigua generally being the most critical factor. If the weather conditions at and en-route to these diversion airfields were favourable, flight planning was straightforward. If the weather conditions were unfavourable, flight planning got more difficult, but the necessary fuel was always carried, passenger numbers limited or a re-fuelling stop planned.
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LHR-BGI was certainly the most demanding route on Concorde, and required careful planning, good tactical awareness and diligent in-flight monitoring, however the flight planning procedures and tactical decision making processes were standard and would have been very familiar to any ETOPS rated pilot. With one exception. Concorde would still have got you to a diversion airfield following a second engine failure! Best Regards Bellerophon |
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| EXWOK 18th Mar 2015, 09:30 permalink Post: 1845 |
Time for descent may well have been a certification requirement for max FL - others will know better than I…
I don't believe the ramp schedules were designed to operate far above FL600, I vaguely recall that FL635 was the highest reached during testing but, again, others will know better. A typical LHR-JFK or JFK-LHR would get to between 570 and 590 depending on weight and OAT, LHR-BGI almost invariably ended up level at FL600 due to lower weight and much lower outside temps. As for reverse inflight, off the top of my head the limits were; Max FL300, speed 250-380kts, max use 4 mins. It didn't make a vast difference to RoD, although it was noticeable. Inflight rvs was limited to engs 2 and 3 but to enable sufficient air to deploy the reversers, engs 1 and 4 spooled up slightly (in fwd thrust) to help deployment. While this is going on the primary nozzles open fully (for the same reason) but after reverse position is reached, the 2 and 3 primary nozzles have to close to 15% otherwise you get a 'CON' light which means reverse has to be cancelled on that engine (this was not a rare event). Common sense and airmanship also dictated that you had an escape plan if one or both the engines didn't get the secondary nozzles out of reverse, so you didn't want to do this if fuel was tight. All-in-all it was far better to make sure you didn't need reverse inflight! |
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| stilton 20th Mar 2015, 05:22 permalink Post: 1848 |
Did LHR-BGI always tech stop in SNN ?
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Here are the changes to Canadian carrier rate plans this week [November 18 – November 24]
by Ian HardyThere are over 30 million wireless subscribers in Canada and if you’re in the market to switch carriers, then you’ll want to know about the latest promotions and cell phone rate plan changes. You can find all those changes and additions below in a simple, easy to read chart.
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Canadian carrier rate plan changes this week
7-Eleven Speakout
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Bell
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- $20/mo. off Premium, Premium+ and Ultra options on Unlimited/Connect Everything share plans in QC compared to other regions
- $10/mo. off Premium, Premium+ and Ultra options on Unlimited/Connect Everything share plans in MB & SK compared to other regions
- Up to $700 trade-in credit with any smartphone purchase
- 100MB bonus data for 12 months on $15 to $35 Prepaid plans or 500MB bonus data for 12 months on $40+ Prepaid plans with allowance or auto-allowance
- Promo prepaid plans with unlimited Canada talk & text for $40/mo. or unlimited Canada talk & text plus 2GB data for $50/mo.
- $40 in bonus credits on $15+ Prepaid plans (MB)
Chatr
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Xplore Mobile
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Eastlink
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Fido
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- $10/mo. credit on all Talk, Text & Data BYO plans (MB/SK)
- $5/mo. credit on all Talk, Text & Data 2-year plans (MB/SK)
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- $65 bill credit with new phone activation or upgrade on a 2-year plan
- Double data offer on 2GB, 3GB and 4GB plans (all regions except QC)
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- 1 month of service free with 6GB + 2GB bonus and with 10GB BYO plans (QC)
- $15/mo. off $45 PPU data plan in QC compared to other regions
Freedom Mobile
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- Customers who BYO phone and add a new line get $15/mo. off when activating on a $70+ plan for 24 months
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- 3GB bonus data on Freedom 2GB and 5GB plans
- $5/mo. digital discount on all plans
- Customers who BYO phone and add a new line get $5/mo. off when activating on a $50 plan or $10/mo. off when activating a $60+ plan for 12 months
Koodo Mobile
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- 1 Year of Amazon Prime when signing up to a Talk, Text & Data postpaid plan with promo code
- New $45 BYO/Small/Medium plan with 1GB + 1GB bonus
- Dropped pricing by $5/mo. on Unlimited Talk & Text plan (main regions)
- Dropped pricing by $10/mo. on 10GB plan (QC)
- Added 4GB + 4GB bonus plan to Large plans (QC)
- $240 bill credit over 24 months when activating any BYO device plan (MB/SK)
- $120 bill credit over 24 months when activating any plan with the Tab (MB/SK)
- Updated prepaid plans with new $60 plan with 6GB data, $35 plan now comes with Canada-wide minutes and $65 plan now comes with 8GB data
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- $50 bonus gift on the LG G7 ThinQ and LG X Power 3 activation on the Tab
- $100 bonus gift on the LG Q Stylo+ and Samsung Galaxy J3 2018 activation on the Tab
- Double data offer on 2GB, 3GB and 4GB plans (all regions except QC)
- Double data offer on 1GB, 2GB and 4GB plans (QC)
- $5/mo. off $35 PPU data plan in QC compared to other regions
- Bonus data on $55 and $65 Prepaid plans
- $10/mo. off for 12 months on the $50+ prepaid plans with promo code KOODOFFER (QC)
Lucky Mobile
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PC Mobile
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Petro-Canada
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Public Mobile
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Rogers
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- $65 bill credit with new phone activation or upgrade on a 2-year plan
- $10/mo. off all Infinite plans in QC compared to other regions
- Up to $500 trade-in credit when activating a new smartphone on a 2-year Infinite plan
SaskTel
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- Double trade-in value for customers who switch and purchase a smartphone on a 2-year voice and data plan
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- $10/mo. credit for 6 months for customers who sign up for a noSTRINGS Prepaid service on a Talk, Text & Data plan
- $20 Prepaid bonus with auto top-up set up
- Customers who bring their Google Pixel 3 or 3 XL get $600 off via 24 monthly bill credits of $25 when activating a new line
Telus
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- Dropped pricing by $10/mo. on all plans in QC
- Removed 6GB Simple Share plan in QC
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- One year of Apple TV+ included when buying an Apple iPhone
- 1GB bonus data and unlimited minutes on the Nationwide Talk, Text and Data 55 prepaid plan OR unlimited minutes on the Nationwide Talk, Text and Data 65 prepaid plan
- 500MB bonus data on the Nationwide Talk & Text 40 prepaid plan
- Bonus Manitoba minutes on Texting 15, Talk & Text 25 and Talk, Text & Data 35 prepaid plans (MB)
Videotron
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- Double data on the 2GB Basic plans
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Virgin Mobile
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- Added new 1GB + 1GB BYO, Silver and Gold plan (all regions)
- Dropped pricing by $10/mo. on Platinum, Diamond, and Diamond Plus plans (QC)
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- Double data offer on the 2GB, 3GB and 4GB plans (all regions except QC)
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- $5/mo. off the PPU data plan with unlimited minutes in MB and SK compared to other regions
- $15/mo. off the PPU data plan with unlimited minutes in QC compared to other regions


Kim Kardashian Creates A ’90s Infomercial For SKIMS Starring Kris Jenner, Kyle Richards And Lisa Rinna
by Jamie Samhan“You don’t want sweet chariots to swing low!“
A line that sounds like it could come straight out of the ’90s and that is exactly the feeling Kim Kardashian was going for when she created a series of infomercials for SKIMS.
The three videos posted to the solution wear’s Instagram page feature Kris Jenner hosting the throwback alongside “Real Housewives” Kyle Richards and Lisa Rinna.
After a rocky start to the line, the newly branded SKIMS have been a massive success so much so they are promoting the restock which is expected to sell out just as fast, if not faster than the launch.
In the last of the three clips, the ladies get intimate about why they love the line with Rinna taking it all off to show her SKIMS to the world.
Infomercials should have never gone out of style but now they are here to stay.


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- Supporting direct interaction with newcomers through the "action" menu.
- Categorizing newcomers by their intentions to help other Snuggle users focus their attention.
- Note that categorizing users also provides input to the
intelligent algorithm used to sort newcomers by their "desirability".
User interface
Keyboard shortcuts
While you can use the mouse to peform all actions,
you can also use a set of keyboard shortcuts to peform
some common actions at high speed.
User selection
Page Up moves up and
Page Down moves down
Revision selection (in the graph)
The arrow keys:
↑,
→,
↓ and
←
Categorize the selected user
Number keys:
#1 for "good-faith",
#2 for "ambiguous" and
#3 for "bad-faith"
See also:


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Try:
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Verifying the URL is valid
Selecting another entry to view:
select INDEX


To water the garden visit the "Checkin" link, by tapping on the "Menu" button above and tap on the blue "Checkin" button in front of a person.


Current Boss health:
Boss is casting:
test
Current Spell:
Past Spell
Player info
Current Player Health:


User Name: FakeUser123
New Game
Your Challenges
Top Rankings
Log Out
Challenges Received:
Refresh
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From
ELO Rating
Chess/Chess960
Rating Type
Game Type


Install and run PHYS Simulation¶
Before installing PHYS Simulation make sure you install pipenv.
To download PHYS Simulation clone it from the github repository using the following command
$ git clone https://github.com/jearistiz/phys_simulation
Change to the directory where PHYS Simulation is installed
$ cd phys_simulation
Create a virtual environment and install all the requirements using
pipenv
(this can take several minutes)$ pipenv install
Activate the virtual environment
$ pipenv shell
Finally, run the web application in your localhost http://<IP_ADDRESS>:5700/
$ pipenv run simulation_api
You can manage
HOST
andPORT
variables in the server configuration file~/phys_simulation/config.py
.
Note
The project runs on a Uvicorn server. The file in charge of setting up and starting the server is
~/phys_simulation/run.py
. Change the options to your prefferred ones.If you run the server locally you can try the frontend and API in the host and port you chose. The frontend is almost self-explanatory.
If you want to try out the API, go to the Examples section. We also explain how to use the API in general terms in the Overview section.
The API has its own client documentation, thanks to FastAPI’s integration with Swagger (formerly OpenAPI). To read this docs, after starting the server go to the resource
localhos:5700/docs
orlocalhos:5700/redoc
and refer to the documentation of the resources starting with/api/
.If you want to stop the server, go to the terminal where you started it and use the shortcut
Ctrl + C
.If you want to remove the virtual environment after using the app move to
~/phys_simulation/
directory and execute$ pipenv --rm


I found three things which I think should be changed/fixed.
1. The "PLAY MUTLIPLAYER" button on the homepage, and the "SAVE" button in the emblem editor
(easy examples)
.
They seem hidden away with that border colour, I'd personally like them to stand out a bit more.
2. The server-name & players colour when active in the server browser, it doesn't fit the rest of the theme.
3. I find it somewhat annoying to read forum posts, because the background makes all of the text in the middle go together with brightest area of the background image.


--- layout: post title: Flexible, yet complex C++ date: 2014-03-09 15:40:51.000000000 -07:00 type: post published: true status: publish categories: - C++ - Programming tags: [] meta: _edit_last: '53481042' _publicize_pending: '1' author: login: allenbo email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>display_name: allenbo first_name: '' last_name: '' ---
I never really learn how to understand C++ language and how the compiler compiles C++ source code even though I've been using this language for such a long time. Until now I finally determine to try my best to understand it and see how much I could inspect into C++. Not too far after I've gone, I found it almost impossible to fully grasp a language with such complicated design.
C++ was created to provide large-scope programming ability to origin C language with a package of newly emerged features back when it was created. At that time, when memory was still too expensive, CPU was still slow enough to make you cry, and C became almost most popular language in the world, C++ needs to designed with compatibility with C, and as low level as it can. However, people don't really care the efficiency of program too much today, comparing to programmer's effectiveness. That's why Java, Python were created. So the C++, as an ancient language of which large part focused on the hardware effectiveness, falls into an awkward situation. And the way out is obvious for C++ community. A lot of efforts have been done by the community try to catch up on syntax's compactness with Python, Perl or even functional language (C++ does support lambda in latest standard.) and hide more trivial under cover though it causes a significant performance loss.
But due to some obscure design at the first place, I have to say, C++ is still very hard to understand. Maybe I should stop here today and make a list of C++ language pitfalls when my schedule is not tight.


Sourdough Bread
The Healthy Bread
The Basic Ingredients
- Sourdough Starter
- Flour
- Water
- Flour
- Water
- Salt
"If you really want to make a friend, go round someone's house with a freshly baked loaf of sourdough bread!"
-- Chris Geiger
The Healthy Bread
"If you really want to make a friend, go round someone's house with a freshly baked loaf of sourdough bread!"
-- Chris Geiger


ya.$Promise Class
Methods
all
-
promises
Combines multiple promises into a single promise that is resolved when all of the input promises are resolved.
Parameters:
-
promises
Array.| Object. An array or hash of promises.
Returns:
Returns a single promise that will be resolved with an array/hash of values,
each value corresponding to the promise at the same index/key in the promises
array/hash.
If any of the promises is resolved with a rejection, this resulting promise will be rejected
with the same rejection value.
deferred
()
Deferred
static
Creates a Deferred
object which represents a task which will finish in the future.
Returns:
Returns a new instance of deferred.
init
-
opts
Parameters:
-
opts
Object
Returns:
reject
-
reason
Creates a promise that is resolved as rejected with the specified reason
. This api should be
used to forward rejection in a chain of promises. If you are dealing with the last promise in
a promise chain, you don't need to worry about it.
When comparing deferreds/promises to the familiar behavior of try/catch/throw, think of
reject
as the throw
keyword in JavaScript. This also means that if you "catch" an error via
a promise error callback and you want to forward the error to the promise derived from the
current promise, you have to "rethrow" the error by returning a rejection constructed via
reject
.
promiseB = promiseA.then(function(result) {
// success: do something and resolve promiseB
// with the old or a new result
return result;
}, function(reason) {
// error: handle the error if possible and
// resolve promiseB with newPromiseOrValue,
// otherwise forward the rejection to promiseB
if (canHandle(reason)) {
// handle the error and recover
return newPromiseOrValue;
}
return promise.reject(reason);
});
Parameters:
-
reason
Constant, message, exception or an object representing the rejection reason.
Returns:
Returns a promise that was already resolved as rejected with the reason
.
when
-
value
Wraps an object that might be a value or a (3rd party) then-able promise into a new promise. This is useful when you are dealing with an object that might or might not be a promise, or if the promise comes from a source that can't be trusted.
Parameters:
-
value
Value or a promise
Returns:
Returns a promise of the passed value or promise


Last updated: July 22, 2018
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Symbol Index for "Subject Property Qualifier"
Symbol Index for diagram
"Subject Property Qualifier"
Activity Qualifier (Class)
Activity State (Class)
Basis For Hypothesis (Class)
Causal Relation (Class)
Classified Property Qualifier (Class)
Focus For Further Activity (Class)
focus for qualification (Association)
Intention (Class)
observer (Association)
Perception Of Property (Class)
Phenomenon Qualifier (Class)
PhQ/Qualification (Generalization Node)
PrQ/Association (Generalization Node)
Subject Property (Class)
Subject Property Qualifier (Class)
Temporal Phenomenon Link (Class)


For thousands of years people have told stories about heroes. Heroes are strong, brave people who help others. Today we can read stories and watch films about superheroes. What is a superhero?
Superheroes have special powers which they use to do good things like helping people and fighting crime. They usuallywear special clothes, like a cape.  Some superheroes use gadgets, like Spiderman’s web shooter.
Modern superheroes started as stories in comic books. Superman was one of the first famous superheroes. The first Superman comic was published in 1938. Superman is an alien from the planet Krypton. He can fly and he is super strong. He is super fast and no weapons can hurt him. The only thing that can hurt him is Kryptonite rock from his planet.
In 1941, Wonder Woman was created. She was the first female superhero.  She has some superhuman powers like Superman. She is good at fighting and she has a lots of weapons too like a lasso and magic bracelets.
Sometimes superheroes have friends that help them, like Jimmy Olsen in the Superman stories. These friends are called ‘sidekicks’. One of the most famous sidekicks is Robin from ‘Batman and Robin’. Sometimes superheroes group together like Iron Man, Captain America and Thor in the Avengers, or the mutants in the X-Men team.


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Deregister¶
Summary: The deregister API is used to completely remove all entries belonging to a device from the middleware. This deletes from the consumers list in Kong, deletes all 6 exchanges and 4 queues from RabbitMQ, removes entries in LDAP and finally deletes the document from catalogue. The owner of the specific device has to initiate this action, the device cannot deregister itself.
Endpoint:
https://localhost:8443/api/1.0.0/register
Method:
DELETE
Required Headers:
Header Name Description apikey API key of the owner of the device Body:
{"id":"<id_of_the_device>"}
Example Request:
curl -X DELETE \ https://localhost:8443/api/1.0.0/register \ -H 'Content-Type: application/json' \ -H 'apikey: guest' \ -d '{"id":"streetlight"}'
Example Response:
{ "De-Registration": "success", "entityID": "streetlight3" }
Possible error scenarios:
Invalid authentication credentials
: Make sure you have provided the right API key of the owner of the deviceWhen the device does not belong to the owner:
{ "De-Registration": "failure", "Reason": "Device does not belong to Owner" }
This means that the device being deregistered does not belong to the owner whose API key has been provided.
ID not provided
: The device ID which needs to be deregistered has not been supplied


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An in-depth exploration of various books, information about an Asian country, and more. It's a work in progress; expect it to be finished by the end of March 2017.
As I learn about Year of Impossible Goodbyes characters, I will post some interesting character details on this page.
This will be completed soon.
Strength: Grandfather's strength lies in his willingness to rebel against the Japense after his rough experiences with them in the past.
Weakness: Grandfather lost his will to live, even though freedom (at least from the Japenese) was months away. Had he kept his will to live, even in the face of his tree being cut down, he could have died much happier.
Defining Moment: His defining moment is when his tree is cut down and he finally loses his will to live. He declares that he will not want his shoes again, which implies that he sees himself dying very soon after.
Essential Question: Why did Grandfather want his grandchildren to know the truth about his past and his feet even though Mother obviously did not?
Image © Maasaak / CC-BY-SA-4.0 (via Wikimedia Commons)
Image Meaning: The old barn at sunset represents Grandfather's last days.
Strength: Aunt Tiger's greatest strength is her ability to sacrifice herself for the "greater good".
Weakness: Aunt Tiger misses her husband so much that she cannot bring herself to leave when the Russians are making it harder and harder to escape to the South.
Defining Moment: Her defining moment is when she makes the decision to stay behind with Kisa even though Sookan, Inchun, Mother, and the "guide" leave to escape to the South.
Essential Question: Why did Aunt Tiger become a "devoted Town Red", when the change made it obvious that her family was planning something?
Image © Superbass / CC-BY-SA-4.0 (via Wikimedia Commons)
Image Meaning: The castle, still strong over the hundreds of years, represents Aunt Tiger's strength.
Strength: Kisa's strength is his cunning and smarts, even though he is physically weak.
Weakness: He can be fooled by those who have motives that Kisa disagrees with.
Defining Moment: Kisa's defining moment is when he hires the "guide" who recieves a fee from the Russians for every escapee he catches and turns in.
Essential Question: Will Kisa be prosecuted for his family's failed escape?
Image © Szater / CC-BY-SA-3.0 (via Wikimedia Commons)
Image Meaning: The ferret represents Kisa's cunning.
Strength: Inchun's's strength is that he acts like a "wise old man", carefully considering decisions and occasionally dropping nuggets of wisdom.
Weakness: He wants to go back to the old days too much, because it meant that he chose to go see the Russian soldiers (in an attempt to save their mother) with Sookan, against his best judgement.
Defining Moment: Inchun's defining moment is when he first breaks from his shell and speaks up for himself.
Essential Question: Will Inchun ever find his mother?
Image © Yann Forget / CC-BY-SA-3.0 (via Wikimedia Commons)
Image Meaning: The wise old man represents Inchun's personality.
Strength: Sookan's strength is her mother-like leadership of Inchun and her determination to stay alive in the hardest of times.
Weakness: She sometimes blindly trusts others, like the "guide", even when she knows it can't be good.
Defining Moment: Her defining moment is when her mother is taken away from her and from Inchun and she leads Inchun, as his nuna.
Essential Question: Can Sookan do what it takes to see her father and brothers again?
Image © Shubhipayasiabhi / CC-BY-SA-4.0 (via Wikimedia Commons)
Image Meaning: This young woman taking care of a boy represents the new relationship between Sookan and Inchun.