The joy of adding to the collective knowledge of humanity; a high in its own right, unparalleled. :)
[Erowid Note: We have little information currently about this herb and the author does not specify the exact part of the plant. Also, if the author reads this report, we need additional information about another report they submitted :), please contact us.]
For a number of years, I have lived by my knowledge of herbs; when two bones of my wrist was dislocated and the thumb subjected to harline fracture in a sparring match, a bowl of lactuca provided the painkiller to reset, and mint reduced the swelling. When the food buget gets low (or when I just want to eat higher-quality food), off to the woods I go - I spent about two years subsisting wholly on the local forest... and noticed the mushrooms I was passing up in the forest (there were much tastier ones) selling for $121/oz at the local supermarket.
Knowing this, a fondly-regarded family member has given me several books to enhance my knowledge. One of these was 'Food plants of coastal first peoples,' by Nancy J. Turner. Charming book.
Citing an earlier tome, it notes that 'When the woman and her husband eat too much of the (unprepared) lupine roots, they become really drunk. Their eyes are heavy, and they cannot keep them open, and their bodies are like dead, and they are really sleepy.'
A few important notes are in order, here; first is that the tome cited was published in 1921, and the second is that, prior to about 1969, the terms used to describe intoxicants are utterly meaningless. Prior to about 1950, everything from amanita muscaria to the here-noted lupine was said to cause 'drunkenness.' Neither one is at all alcohol-like, IMO. Starting at about 1950, the at-least-varying, but ludicrous, term 'psychotomimetic' comes into play.
I have had psychotic friends. Neither entheogenesis nor theraputic introspection were amongst the list of symptoms they described.
Nonetheless, here was, apparently a reference on an entirely new psychoactive. I did the logical thing for the science-loving individual; noting that fatality is a listed effect (the sole effect not prior listed herein, from the literature), I thought to myself 'better to die like Curie (Marie) than to live like the sheep which seem to comprise everyone over about 10 years of age in this society.' (not entirely true - I once met a 13yo runaway who had an original, challenging, engrossing, and insightful thought)
...and thus it was that I became a first-time smoker of lupinus nootkaensis - which, btw, is slightly bland and yet rather extremely delicious, and whose seeds, when the toxic alkaloids are extracted, contain more protien than soy. (they also contain said protien before extraction - they're just likely to kill you). All parts of the nootka lupine are alkaloid-bearing, but what I smoked here was leaves with a small amount of flower matter. I have also eaten the roots and seed, though in smaller quantity.
It is an interesting sedative, whose effects can best be described by comparison to scotch broom - which contains many of the same alkaloids (lupanine et al), and whose primary noted alkaloids form the immediate precursor (I'm a bit pissed at the only molecular image I have been able to find - while it displays a readily-understandable cyclobutylcytisine nucleus for lupanine, which would make it (1R-5S)-1,2,3,4,5,6-hexahydro-
1,5-methano-3,4-cyclobutyl-8H-pyrido[1,2-a][1,5]diazocin-8-one, to borow tocris' naming and numbering for cytisine as a starting point, the image also has this completely-unconnected-to-the-damnable-molecule 1,1-dimethyl-2,5-ethyl-5-methylthiodioneol-4-one just floating in space (note about my poor naming skills, both ketonic oxygen molecules and the hydroxy are oxygen attached to the sulfur, which is attached to the methylene group, which is attached at the 5 position - rather than a 5-methyl group *somehow* supporting two double-bonded sulfur atoms and a thiol group. Apparently, a hydroxy is knocked off of sulfuric acid to bond with the 5-methyl carbon... maybe I should have called it '-5-methylnorhydroxysulfate-,' or somesuch. ::sigh::).
Anyways, I feel pretty safe proposing its pharmachology as an a4b2 nicotinic acetylcholine agonist, though I should probably confess that I have neither radiolabled lupanine nor cloned a4b2 nicotinic acetylcholine receptors lying around at this precise moment... but its logical direct precursor, cytisine, is a rather exclusive agonist, thus. Qualitatively, the plants are a bit different - but it's still the closest comparison I have.
...which is to say, it's cannabis-like, without a single bit of anandamide response, toxic in large dosages - and probably (though this I have not confirmed with lupine itself) results in memory loss with short-term intense abuse: Never smoke with an 'alchohol-mentality'-type friend. Know when to say when.
The plant's strength as a raw herb is medium; stronger than the average lactuca leaf, weaker bowl-for-bowl than, say, quality cannabis... about on the same level of strength as lobelia inflata (and similar pharmachology in parts, though the dopamine-uptake inhibition, and the fact that it will knock both cytisine and amphetamine out of the corresponding receptors (nACh/dopamine), give lobelia a different quality) - though not the strength of the cultivar.
Incidentally, the fact that I have found, in my experience, all nicotinic acetylcholine agonists to be very cannabis-like at high dosages is apparently irrational, considering that d9THC is apparently a hippocampal acetylcholine release antagonist (Nava, Carta, Columbo, Gessa, 2001). ::shrug:: And yet, I find it so.
Nonetheless, there's my new herb to the vault - nothing mindblowing to report about it, but a pleasing mellowing which everyone who has tried it has enjoyed...
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WOO (1998)
Rating: 2.0 stars (out of 4.0) ******************************** Key to rating system: 2.0 stars - Debatable 2.5 stars - Some people may like it 3.0 stars - I liked it 3.5 stars - I am biased in favor of the movie 4.0 stars - I felt the movie's impact personally or it stood out ********************************* A Movie Review by David Sunga
Directed by: Daisy V.S. Mayer
Written by: David C. Johnson
Ingredients: Nerdy law clerk, wild dream girl, night on the town
Starring: Jada Pinkett Smith, Tommy Davidson
Synopsis: A party-loving hot babe named Woo (Jada Pinkett Smith) finds out from her astrologer that she is fated to fall in love with a Virgo. Her friends fix her up on a blind date with an unexciting law clerk named Tim, but Tim turns out to be a Virgo, so Woo consents.
The rest of the movie portrays what happens during their night on the town. The two don't get along because Woo feels that Tim is boring and uptight, and Tim is upset about his car getting stolen, and getting punched out at a club. Woo also doesn't like the fact that Tim's macho buddies make fun of him.
Will they stick with each other despite a trying night?
Opinion: WOO portrays the main couple as being totally incompatible but for a dubious astrological connection. However, the chemistry's okay between Jada Pinkett Smith and Tommy Davidson.
Will Tim lighten up? Will Woo accept Tim? Will they temporarily break up and then starting reminiscing about the good things they saw in each other? You already know the answer. The slapstick is entertaining (restaurants and cars get busted up, people dressed in yellow chicken suits) but the film is unremarkable in that it feels like we've seen these stretches of drama and slapstick before.
Reviewed by David Sunga May 10, 1998
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Clever CSS animation and focus on smart PvC mode
Exhibits use of grids, and simplistic and efficient styling.
Basic in-console game to feed the caterpillar and avoid enemies
Focuses on user interaction and play-ability of in-console games


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MDS Aero Support Corporation
Mailing Address:
200-1220 Old Innes RdOTTAWA, Ontario
K1B 3V3
Location Address:
200-1220 Old Innes RdOTTAWA, Ontario
K1B 3V3
Tel.:<PHONE_NUMBER>
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Company Profile
MDS Aero Support Corporation is an engineering-based
organization whose primary focus is the supply of test
facilities and test systems for aviation, industrial, and marine
gas turbine engines. Certified to both ISO 9001 and 14001
standards, MDS has supplied turnkey engine test facilities, test
support equipment, data acquisition systems, and engineering
services to a variety of industries and organizations around the
globe for the past 25 years.
With a core staff of 200 individuals of which 75% consist of
engineers and technologists experienced in a wide range of
engineering disciplines, MDS provides clients with a single
source for all their engineering and project requirements.
MDSs commitment to quality and customer satisfaction combined
with our expertise with both classical engineering techniques
and advanced engineering tools ensures MDS customers receive
reliable, state of the art, cost effective solutions.
Full profile
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Contact information
Company description
Product / Service / Licensing
radial or axial exhaust collector/diffuser to redirect exhaust
gases while minimizing backpressure. MDS Exhaust
Collector/Diffusers(C/D) for the GE LM2500/LM6000 series of
industrial gas turbines and the Rolls-Royce Trent Marine and
Industrial gas turbines have been field proven in demanding test
facility applications in North America and Europe.
Key features:
Remote monitoring
Real-Time, deterministic performance
Common operator interface for all testing environments
Fully Automated testing
Multi-channel calibration and traceable database
User-defined reports
Scalable from fewer than 100 to more than 6000 channels
Industry standard interfaces VXI, PCI, Serial, OPC, Linux, Ethernet, etc
among others
0-5000 Hz scan rate, with optional integrated dynamic
measurement
Windows look and feel
Trim balance available as option
Trend monitoring
Control Structure (TCS) design, adaptable to any engine size,
which meets all the aerodynamic, acoustic and structural
requirements for modern fan engines.
The MDS-designed TCS:
Eliminates large-scale turbulence fluctuations at the engine fan
inlet
Reduces flow distortions of the inlet air during static tests,
thereby stabilizing engine speed and reducing axial and radial
components of inlet flow turbulence
Reduces effects of wind gusts and crosswinds
Vibration Conditioning system for the collection of live engine
data.
Key features include:
One- or two-plane balancing of current fan engine types
Easy engine plane configuration
Up to three vibration transducers available for balancing
Imbalance data recorded at multiple speeds
Real time display of vibration amplitudes and phase angles
Proprietary algorithms used to assess data quality and ensure
optimal solutions
Single-shot or vectorial / intervectorial solutions
Residual vibration levels calculated for recommended and user-
entered solutions
Influence coefficients intelligently updated with each
successful engine balancing session
This online system can operate on a standalone PC or be
integrated with proDAS, MDSs PC-based data acquisition and
control system. If integrated, the system is automatically
configured by proDAS for the engine type being tested.
aerodynamic and acoustic engineering techniques, computer
simulations, and physical scale modeling to minimize project
risks and provide clients with cost effective, reliable
solutions. MDS core staff includes aerodynamicists and noise
control engineers with over 50 years experience in this
specialized discipline. MDS proven track record and dedication
to research in this field have made MDS a world leader in the
fields of aerodynamics, noise control, and infrasound.
Engineering capabilities include test facility aerodynamic and
acoustic specification and design, aerodynamic and acoustic
component specification and design, feasibility studies and
reports, test rig design, and aerodynamic and acoustic site
surveys. Products include inlet and exhaust silencers and
components, flow conditioning devices, sound attenuation panels,
turning vanes, inlet air filters, inlet heating/cooling systems,
augmenter tubes, exhaust baskets, mixers, and flow measurement
and emission monitoring devices.
in measurement systems solutions from steady state to dynamic
data acquisition including hardware integration, signal
conditioning design, and uncertainty analyses. We are an
experienced supplier of test facility controls, PLC and HMI
programming, and specialised control algorithm solutions. Our
engineers will provide you a complete end to end solution from
design to risk analysis to testing, installation, calibration,
and commissioning.
practical experience with classical engineering techniques and
the latest engineering tools to provide MDS customers with cost
effective, reliable mechanical solutions. Whether you require
services such as 3-D solid modeling, rotordynamics, thermal
design analysis, finite element analysis, hydraulic design, or
products such as thrust measurement systems, engine adapters,
ground handling equipment, coupling plates, gas and liquid fuel
systems, hydraulic and lubrication systems, MDS has the skills
and experience to meet your requirements.
reporting techniques to ensure projects and engineering
activities meet or exceed customer expectations and are
completed on time and within budget. Comprehensive planning,
monitoring, control and attention to detail are key ingredients
required to ensure a successful project.
MDS Project Managers govern the overall execution of the
contracted work administering all project plans, budgets and
schedules
The project plan, schedule, work breakdown structure, and
responsibility matrix are created upfront to ensure the division
of responsibilities between all project parties is clear. These
documents become the roadmap for a successful project.
Regular internal and external project coordination meetings are
held to monitor progress, resolve outstanding issues, and report
on project progress.
Project and system specific risk assessment activities are
performed to mitigate project risks and guarantee project
success.
Engineering coordination memorandums are used to control client
correspondence such that actions can be tracked and controlled.
Action summaries are created and reviewed regularly to ensure
open actions are highlighted and addressed.
continually invests in the latest hardware and software design
tools to provide customers with reliable and effective programs.
Part of our responsibility includes the design, development,
implementation and support of the MDS Data Acquisition System
software. This includes the real-time data acquisition
monitoring software running on a UNIX/Linux platform, the
Graphical User Interfaces running on a Windows PC platform, as
well as software running on embedded systems.
The department is involved in the System Software Requirements
specification, and follows through with a formal development
process to system implementation. This development process
includes the use of the Rational Rose for UML modeling.
element in establishing and maintaining a committed relationship
with our customers. We take great pride in ensuring customer
satisfaction even long after the project has been completed.
In testament to the value we place upon long-term customer
relationships, MDS offers complete customer support packages,
including worldwide 24-hour telephone hotline, field service
representatives, software and hardware upgrades, management of
critical spares, preventive maintenance and calibration
services, customer training and industry leading on-line
documentation.
Market profile
Geographic markets:
Actively pursuing:
- China
- Japan
- Russian Federation
- Ukraine
- United States
Third-Party Information Liability Disclaimer
Some of the information on this Web page has been provided by external sources. The Government of Canada is not responsible for the accuracy, reliability or currency of the information supplied by external sources. Users wishing to rely upon this information should consult directly with the source of the information. Content provided by external sources is not subject to official languages, privacy and accessibility requirements.
Contacts
Contact information
Description
Company description
Products, services and licensing
Product / Service / Licensing
radial or axial exhaust collector/diffuser to redirect exhaust
gases while minimizing backpressure. MDS Exhaust
Collector/Diffusers(C/D) for the GE LM2500/LM6000 series of
industrial gas turbines and the Rolls-Royce Trent Marine and
Industrial gas turbines have been field proven in demanding test
facility applications in North America and Europe.
Key features:
Remote monitoring
Real-Time, deterministic performance
Common operator interface for all testing environments
Fully Automated testing
Multi-channel calibration and traceable database
User-defined reports
Scalable from fewer than 100 to more than 6000 channels
Industry standard interfaces VXI, PCI, Serial, OPC, Linux, Ethernet, etc
among others
0-5000 Hz scan rate, with optional integrated dynamic
measurement
Windows look and feel
Trim balance available as option
Trend monitoring
Control Structure (TCS) design, adaptable to any engine size,
which meets all the aerodynamic, acoustic and structural
requirements for modern fan engines.
The MDS-designed TCS:
Eliminates large-scale turbulence fluctuations at the engine fan
inlet
Reduces flow distortions of the inlet air during static tests,
thereby stabilizing engine speed and reducing axial and radial
components of inlet flow turbulence
Reduces effects of wind gusts and crosswinds
Vibration Conditioning system for the collection of live engine
data.
Key features include:
One- or two-plane balancing of current fan engine types
Easy engine plane configuration
Up to three vibration transducers available for balancing
Imbalance data recorded at multiple speeds
Real time display of vibration amplitudes and phase angles
Proprietary algorithms used to assess data quality and ensure
optimal solutions
Single-shot or vectorial / intervectorial solutions
Residual vibration levels calculated for recommended and user-
entered solutions
Influence coefficients intelligently updated with each
successful engine balancing session
This online system can operate on a standalone PC or be
integrated with proDAS, MDSs PC-based data acquisition and
control system. If integrated, the system is automatically
configured by proDAS for the engine type being tested.
aerodynamic and acoustic engineering techniques, computer
simulations, and physical scale modeling to minimize project
risks and provide clients with cost effective, reliable
solutions. MDS core staff includes aerodynamicists and noise
control engineers with over 50 years experience in this
specialized discipline. MDS proven track record and dedication
to research in this field have made MDS a world leader in the
fields of aerodynamics, noise control, and infrasound.
Engineering capabilities include test facility aerodynamic and
acoustic specification and design, aerodynamic and acoustic
component specification and design, feasibility studies and
reports, test rig design, and aerodynamic and acoustic site
surveys. Products include inlet and exhaust silencers and
components, flow conditioning devices, sound attenuation panels,
turning vanes, inlet air filters, inlet heating/cooling systems,
augmenter tubes, exhaust baskets, mixers, and flow measurement
and emission monitoring devices.
in measurement systems solutions from steady state to dynamic
data acquisition including hardware integration, signal
conditioning design, and uncertainty analyses. We are an
experienced supplier of test facility controls, PLC and HMI
programming, and specialised control algorithm solutions. Our
engineers will provide you a complete end to end solution from
design to risk analysis to testing, installation, calibration,
and commissioning.
practical experience with classical engineering techniques and
the latest engineering tools to provide MDS customers with cost
effective, reliable mechanical solutions. Whether you require
services such as 3-D solid modeling, rotordynamics, thermal
design analysis, finite element analysis, hydraulic design, or
products such as thrust measurement systems, engine adapters,
ground handling equipment, coupling plates, gas and liquid fuel
systems, hydraulic and lubrication systems, MDS has the skills
and experience to meet your requirements.
reporting techniques to ensure projects and engineering
activities meet or exceed customer expectations and are
completed on time and within budget. Comprehensive planning,
monitoring, control and attention to detail are key ingredients
required to ensure a successful project.
MDS Project Managers govern the overall execution of the
contracted work administering all project plans, budgets and
schedules
The project plan, schedule, work breakdown structure, and
responsibility matrix are created upfront to ensure the division
of responsibilities between all project parties is clear. These
documents become the roadmap for a successful project.
Regular internal and external project coordination meetings are
held to monitor progress, resolve outstanding issues, and report
on project progress.
Project and system specific risk assessment activities are
performed to mitigate project risks and guarantee project
success.
Engineering coordination memorandums are used to control client
correspondence such that actions can be tracked and controlled.
Action summaries are created and reviewed regularly to ensure
open actions are highlighted and addressed.
continually invests in the latest hardware and software design
tools to provide customers with reliable and effective programs.
Part of our responsibility includes the design, development,
implementation and support of the MDS Data Acquisition System
software. This includes the real-time data acquisition
monitoring software running on a UNIX/Linux platform, the
Graphical User Interfaces running on a Windows PC platform, as
well as software running on embedded systems.
The department is involved in the System Software Requirements
specification, and follows through with a formal development
process to system implementation. This development process
includes the use of the Rational Rose for UML modeling.
element in establishing and maintaining a committed relationship
with our customers. We take great pride in ensuring customer
satisfaction even long after the project has been completed.
In testament to the value we place upon long-term customer
relationships, MDS offers complete customer support packages,
including worldwide 24-hour telephone hotline, field service
representatives, software and hardware upgrades, management of
critical spares, preventive maintenance and calibration
services, customer training and industry leading on-line
documentation.
Market
Market profile
Geographic markets:
Actively pursuing:
- China
- Japan
- Russian Federation
- Ukraine
- United States


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This shortcut helps you create complex dictionary actions in Shortcuts. You can write and test dictionaries in JSON-style text (e.g. {"name":"bong","happy":true}
) and later use this tool to convert them to native actions, avoiding painful steps in building multi-level actions manually.
Arrays (e.g. ["hello", "world"]
) can also be converted to list actions. It can convert multiple objects (e.g. {} [2, 3] {"say":"hi"}
) at once, and accepts (text, json, pdf, etc) files or text selection through a share sheet or file picker, or copied text in the clipboard.
“Dictionaries and lists in text form are easier to read and edit. Why convert to native actions?” you may ask.
Native actions look cool :) but are hard to navigate and edit. Sometimes you would like to have native actions instead of messy text actions when you share your works with others. With this tool, you can continue using text dictionaries throughout your developing and testing phases.
Dictionaries in text form do not retain the order of the key/value pairs when run. This is a pain when the order is important, for example, if you want to iterate through the keys or values in a specific order. This tool preserves the order.
You can create dictionaries containing new line characters in keys or values.
This tool is probably the only way to create lists with multiple-type items such as numbers, booleans, and even arrays and dictionaries (e.g. ["text", -2.3, false, {"a":"b"}]
). 1. Please be aware that, if there is a list on the top level, your shortcut will crash when run.
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Christian Benteke banned from driving for 12 months for speeding offences
Crystal Palace striker Christian Benteke, 28, already had nine points on his licence and was handed a 12-month ban in court on Friday
by Liam Prenderville, http://www.facebook.com/mirrorfootballPremier League footballer Christian Benteke has been slammed by a magistrate after he was banned from driving for a series of speeding offences.
The Crystal Palace striker, who already had nine points on his licence for previous offences, was handed a 12-month road ban at London's Lavender Hill Magistrates Court on Friday.
Chair of the bench Pamela Stokes said the 28-year-old Belgian international, who did not attend the hearing, had "fallen far short" of being a role model to fans.
She said: "I note that Benteke is someone who has offended before, and I also noted the very high speeds recorded for these matters before us today.
"Benteke is a well-known footballer who has many fans, and he should be seen as a role model to those fans - his offending has fallen far short of being a role model."
The court heard Benteke, of Kingston Hill, Surrey, was caught driving his Bentley at 80mph in a 50mph zone on the A3 in Richmond, south-west London, on January 20.
He was later clocked at 89mph in a 40mph zone on a stretch of the same road in Putney on March 11. He admitted both offences.
He was also found guilty of driving the vehicle at 64mph in a 30mph zone in Streatham Place, south-west London, on July 22.
Benteke was also ordered to pay £2,780 in fines, costs and surcharges.
Benteke has endured a nightmare few years since leaving Aston Villa in 2015.
He joined Liverpool in a £32.5m deal but failed to impress before being shipped to Crystal Palace the following year.
After a bright start, Benteke has failed to impress sand has managed just four goals in two years.
He has found opportunities limited under Roy Hodgson this season but did sign a new contract recently.


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git-fetch-pack - Receive missing objects from another repository
git fetch-pack [--all] [--quiet|-q] [--keep|-k] [--thin] [--include-tag]
[--upload-pack=<git-upload-pack>]
[--depth=<n>] [--no-progress]
[-v] <repository> [<refs>...]
Usually you would want to use git fetch, which is a higher level wrapper of this command, instead.
Invokes git-upload-pack on a possibly remote repository and asks it to send objects missing from this repository, to update the named heads. The list of commits available locally is found out by scanning the local refs/ hierarchy and sent to git-upload-pack running on the other end.
This command degenerates to download everything to complete the asked refs from the remote side when the local side does not have a common ancestor commit.
--all
Fetch all remote refs.
--stdin
Take the list of refs from stdin, one per line. If there are refs specified on the command line in addition to this option, then the refs from stdin are processed after those on the command line.
If --stateless-rpc is specified together with this option then the list of refs must be in packet format (pkt-line). Each ref must be in a separate packet, and the list must end with a flush packet.
-q, --quiet
Pass -q flag to git unpack-objects; this makes the cloning process less verbose.
-k, --keep
Do not invoke git unpack-objects on received data, but create a single packfile out of it instead, and store it in the object database. If provided twice then the pack is locked against repacking.
--thin
Fetch a "thin" pack, which records objects in deltified form based on objects not included in the pack to reduce network traffic.
--include-tag
If the remote side supports it, annotated tags objects will be downloaded on the same connection as the other objects if the object the tag references is downloaded. The caller must otherwise determine the tags this option made available.
--upload-pack=<git-upload-pack>
Use this to specify the path to git-upload-pack on the remote side, if is not found on your $PATH. Installations of sshd ignores the user(cqs environment setup scripts for login shells (e.g. .bash_profile) and your privately installed git may not be found on the system default $PATH. Another workaround suggested is to set up your $PATH in ".bashrc", but this flag is for people who do not want to pay the overhead for non-interactive shells by having a lean .bashrc file (they set most of the things up in .bash_profile).
--exec=<git-upload-pack>
Same as --upload-pack=<git-upload-pack>.
--depth=<n>
Limit fetching to ancestor-chains not longer than n. git-upload-pack treats the special depth<PHONE_NUMBER> as infinite even if there is an ancestor-chain that long.
--no-progress
Do not show the progress.
--check-self-contained-and-connected
Output "connectivity-ok" if the received pack is self-contained and connected.
-v
Run verbosely.
<repository>
The URL to the remote repository.
<refs>...
The remote heads to update from. This is relative to $GIT_DIR (e.g. "HEAD", "refs/heads/master"). When unspecified, update from all heads the remote side has.
Part of the git(1) suite


The beauxchateaux, with their majestic towers and ornate spires, were often seen as the crux of luxury, signifying a life of wealth and privilege. [G|D]
When a sudden flux of people from all around the globe attempted to cross the border, the border patrol was shocked to find so many utilizing false passports in an influx of undocumented immigrants. [G|D]
The lux that had been enjoyed by many was reduced to a trickle as the reflux of resources and income became more apparent, forcing people to seek alternative means of sustaining their lifestyles. [G|D]
Couples dressed in their finest tux and gowns, laughed and danced around the magnificent tableaux of the roux-filled feast, as they celebrated the joy of life. [G|D]


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― Edgar Watson Howe
“When I get hold of a book I particularly admire, I am so enthusiastic that I loan it to someone who never brings it back.”
― Edgar Watson Howe


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Fort Pierce and the Fort Pierce City Marina was left in ruins by back-to-back hurricanes Frances and Jeanne in 2004. However, the Federal Emergency Management Agency ensured that future natural disasters would not effect the city so dramatically and, since 2012, construction began on a series of artificial jetties and breakwaters that protect the city. As a result, the marinas in the area have been refreshed and revitalized and Fort Pierce has become a major stop for cruisers on the Great Loop.
This is NOT a recognized Port of Entry by the US Customs and Border Protection.
See USA Formalities for full details on clearing into and out of the USA.
If you are arriving from abroad, customs clearance and immigration procedures must be conducted elsewhere before proceeding to this port.
The City of Fort Pierce sits directly on the Intracoastal Waterway (ICW) and just inside the wide Fort Pierce Inlet. As elsewhere at ICW inlets, the tide runs strong and regularly can flow more than 1.5 knots in either direction. Celestial tides may occasionally cause the tide to run even faster.
Particularly in this area, follow all marked buoys. The US Coast Guard and Army Corps of Engineers maintain the buoys well in areas that have ongoing construction, but the tide runs so strongly that smaller floating buoys may be pulled under or be difficult to see at night. Whilst there is little or no perceivable current inside the marinas, cruisers have reported experiencing cross-currents and eddies in the approach channel to the marinas.
Also, the North Causeway bridge opens on a schedule. When the tide is running, keep a close watch while waiting for this bridge. The current at the bridge can approach 1.5-2 knots in either direction. Many cruisers strategize their journey north to coincide with the tide coming in so that they get the extra speed, but the current pushes waiting boats toward the bridge.
Anchorage:
Like elsewhere along the ICW, it is permissible to anchor anywhere outside marked channels. However, the strong tide flow in this area makes it necessary to carefully plan any anchoring and allow for swing. There is a relatively quiet popular anchorage just outside Harbortown Marina. Also, it is common to anchor in the protected areas against causeways and bridges: usually choose the leeward side.
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In xkcd.com/1010 (I have a hard time not reading that as “ten”) I
said that before 2004, there weren't really any photos or videos of
tsunamis. This isn't quite true—there were a handful of photos and at
least one video.
When I was a kid, I was had an irrationally powerful fear of tsunamis
(Etymology-Man would suggest “cymophobia”). I swam in the ocean a lot
when I was very young, so waves were a big part of my world. I
would fret about tsunamis whenever I was near the coast, and to this day
I have occasional nightmares about a wave coming out of nowhere and
sweeping me away.
Looking back, part of what made tsunamis frightening was was that I
didn't know what they looked like, and my imagination ran wild filling
in the gaps. I read what I could find about them. In particular, I
remember being just old enough to work my way through this book,
and carrying it around with me so I could read the tsunami section
over and over. It included a grainy photo of a ship in a Japanese
harbor plowing through an unimpressive-looking line of breakers. I think
that's also where I found a photo of some people running away from
something (it was this photo, but the reproduction in my book was too grainy to see what they were running from).
Years later, after the rise of the web, I realized maybe I could now
find a video of a tsunami, and finally see the thing that had so
captivated me as a child. But my searches for videos didn't turn up much
of anything.
Then the 2004 tsunami happened. Shortly after, as YouTube and its
various clones proliferated, there was more horrifying footage available
than I could handle.
A year or two ago, I read an article somewhere (I have tried to find
it again with no luck) which mentioned that before 2004, there hadn't
been much in the way of photographic or video records of tsunamis, and
that this had contributed to a lack of understanding of their form. My
childhood impression seemingly confirmed, I worked this into a comic.
It turns out I was mistaken. There are several photographs, some of which can be seen here, here, and here. There's also a video here (sent in by Phil Plait).
I think what confused me as a child was that none of the photos
showed the wave I expected—just debris, and occasionally some visible
water. Now that I've seen horrifying videos like this, I've gone back to some of those old photos and realized that they did show a tsunami. It was just so unlike what I was expecting that I didn't recognize it.
So thank you to everyone who sent in information. It's really
fascinating stuff. Oh, and anyone interested in the history of tsunamis
might want to check out a Google Books advanced search for material published before 1850 containing phrases like earthquake wave, earthquake tide, or earthquake water feet.
There are some gripping historical accounts buried there, along with
some really interesting speculation by 19th-century scientists about the
mechanisms behind earthquakes and their associated waves (the consensus
seemed to be hot gas moving between subterranean chambers).


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#include <b2WorldCallbacks.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| virtual | ~b2ContactFilter () |
| virtual bool | ShouldCollide (b2Fixture *fixtureA, b2Fixture *fixtureB) |
Implement this class to provide collision filtering. In other words, you can implement this class if you want finer control over contact creation.
Definition at line 52 of file b2WorldCallbacks.h.
| virtual b2ContactFilter::~b2ContactFilter | ( | ) | [inline, virtual] |
Definition at line 55 of file b2WorldCallbacks.h.
| virtual bool b2ContactFilter::ShouldCollide | ( | b2Fixture * | fixtureA, |
| b2Fixture * | fixtureB | ||
| ) | [virtual] |
Return true if contact calculations should be performed between these two shapes.


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Odd Features not documented elsewhere.
The idea of a Task was introduced in Oddjob 1.5 as a way to get round the limitations of running jobs remotely with different properties. Doing this locally has always been relatively simple with input but remotely required waiting for a property to be set.
Here's the server side of such an arrangement:
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>examples/userguide/tasks1.xml}And here's the client side:
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>examples/userguide/tasks2.xml}The server waits for the greeting
property to be set on the
variables job and then echos
the value.
The Client prompts the user for input and then sets this property remotely with the set job. Now this works, but it's ugly.
Here's the same problem with a task-service on the server:
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>examples/userguide/tasks3.xml}And here's the client:
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>examples/userguide/tasks4.xml}The client gets input from the user as before, but reads the request from the requests property of the service on the server. The task-request then requests the task executes the request on the service on the server.
Both the above examples above can be run by specifying a server.address property when running the client, and running the server with a JMX port as outlined in the server documentation. The client and server can also be run together in the same JVM with no connection property set on the client as they are for the tests.
When running either the client or server from explorer, if the service is selected the job menu contains an 'Execute' option, which when selected will prompt for the properties of the task and then execute the task.
The web interface also supports executing jobs and produces pop-up form to prompt for properties before executing the task.
The current task service only supports a single execution at a time. If another request occurs while the task is executing it will be ignored. A parallel version that supports concurrent executions will be developed at some point in the future.
Bean Bus provides data pipeline functionality within Oddjob. A bus generally consists of a Bus Driver that drives data down the pipeline to subsequent destinations.
Bean Bus is likely to be of most use to developers who wish to quickly get data from one place to another. A sister project of Oddjob, DIDO provides Bean Bus compatible components for moving data between Databases, CSV files, JSON files and Excel.
For more on bean bus, look at the bus:
prefixed jobs in the reference,
starting with bus:bus
In addition to the Web UI Oddjob provides basic wrappers around Jetty to provide a web:server and web:client
The server exposes Jetty's pattern of pluggable handlers. Handlers provided out of the box with Oddjob are:


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Bullet Collision Detection & Physics Library
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compound primitive manager More...
#include <btGImpactShape.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| virtual | ~CompoundPrimitiveManager () |
| CompoundPrimitiveManager (const CompoundPrimitiveManager &compound) | |
| CompoundPrimitiveManager (btGImpactCompoundShape *compoundShape) | |
| CompoundPrimitiveManager () | |
| virtual bool | is_trimesh () const |
| determines if this manager consist on only triangles, which special case will be optimized More... | |
| virtual int | get_primitive_count () const |
| virtual void | get_primitive_box (int prim_index, btAABB &primbox) const |
| virtual void | get_primitive_triangle (int prim_index, btPrimitiveTriangle &triangle) const |
| retrieves only the points of the triangle, and the collision margin More... | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from btPrimitiveManagerBase | |
| virtual | ~btPrimitiveManagerBase () |
Public Attributes | |
| btGImpactCompoundShape * | m_compoundShape |
compound primitive manager
Definition at line 298 of file btGImpactShape.h.
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inlinevirtual |
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inlinevirtual |
Implements btPrimitiveManagerBase.
Definition at line 330 of file btGImpactShape.h.
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inlinevirtual |
Implements btPrimitiveManagerBase.
Definition at line 325 of file btGImpactShape.h.
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inlinevirtual |
retrieves only the points of the triangle, and the collision margin
Implements btPrimitiveManagerBase.
Definition at line 345 of file btGImpactShape.h.
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inlinevirtual |
determines if this manager consist on only triangles, which special case will be optimized
Implements btPrimitiveManagerBase.
Definition at line 320 of file btGImpactShape.h.
| btGImpactCompoundShape* btGImpactCompoundShape::CompoundPrimitiveManager::m_compoundShape |
Definition at line 302 of file btGImpactShape.h.


Preparation time
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Cooking time
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Serves
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For the tea-smoked duck, preheat the oven to 180C/350F/Gas 4.
Line the base of a wok with a double layer of aluminium foil and place the tea leaves and soft brown sugar on top. Place a trivet on top, cover with a lid and heat until smoking. Place the duck breast on the trivet, cover the wok and smoke the duck for 12 minutes. Remove from the wok, place on a baking sheet and roast in the oven until just still pink in the middle. (NB: tea-smoking generates a great deal of smoke. Be certain to work in a well-ventilated area.)
For the mash, place the chopped sweet potato into a pan of boiling salted water and cook until tender. Drain well and then pass through a ricer or mash with a potato masher. Add the soy sauce, lime juice, salt and freshly ground black pepper and mix well.
For the onion rings, pour the vegetable oil into a large saucepan and heat until a small cube of bread turns golden in 30 seconds. (CAUTION: Do not leave hot oil unattended.) Dip the onion rings into the beaten egg and then into the flour and then carefully lower into the hot oil and fry until golden-brown. Remove with a slotted spoon and drain on kitchen paper. Season to taste with salt and freshly ground black pepper.
To serve, pile the mash onto a serving plate, thinly slice the duck and place on top, and arrange the onion rings on top of the duck.


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I didn’t know this when I first started learning Julia, but if you write a function; e.g.
function my_sum(a::T...) where {T <: Number}
return reduce(+, a)
end
If you add a string immediately before the function definition:
"This is my bad version of a sum function because it takes any number of values, but they all must be the same type of number."
function my_sum(a::T...) where {T <: Number}
return reduce(+, a)
end
"""
This is my...
...multi-line comment.
Pretty cool, huh? Even has *markdown* `support`.
"""
my_identity_function(a) = a
When you go into help mode (?
in the Julia REPL), your string will display as documentation for that function:
help?> my_sum
search: my_sum
This is my bad version of a sum function because it takes any number of values, but they all must be the same type of number.
help?> my_identity_function
search: my_identity_function
This is my...
...multi-line comment.
Pretty cool, huh? Even has markdown support.
Adding these, which are called “docstrings”, are very useful for anyone using your package. Furthermore, they are useful for you to come back to six months later, to remind yourself how exactly you use your functions and struct
s, etc.
There is a very helpful tool called Documenter.jl
which takes advantage of those docstrings, and builds a documentation static website. All you need to do is make five or so folders (directories), about three files, and of course have Documenter.jl
installed.
1. Installing Documenter.jl
To install Documenter.jl
, you need to enter Julia’s REPL and type
julia> import Pkg; Pkg.add("Documenter")
2. Creating the necessary folders for Documenter.jl
From the command line, enter the directory in which your package lies. For example, I might be in the folder ~/projects/MyCoolPackage.jl/
, which will probably look like this:
.
├── LICENSE
├── Manifest.toml
├── Project.toml
├── README.md
├── src
│ └── MyCoolPackage.jl
└── test
└── runtests.jl
Now run the following from the command line:
$ mkdir -p docs/build/; mkdir -p docs/src/; mkdir -p .github/workflows/
Now your directory structure should look something like this:
.
├── .github
│ └── workflows
├── .gitignore
├── LICENSE
├── Manifest.toml
├── Project.toml
├── README.md
├── docs
│ ├── build
│ └── src
├── src
│ └── MyCoolPackage.jl
└── test
└── runtests.jl
3. Creating the necessary files for Documenter.jl
From the command line, run the following:
$ touch docs/src/index.md; touch docs/make.jl; touch .github/workflows/CI.yml
Now (this is an important step) you need to run
$ cd docs
$ julia --project=
julia> import Pkg; Pkg.activate(".")
julia> Pkg.add("Documenter")
julia> Pkg.add("") # HERE YOU NEED TO INSTALL ANY DEPENDENCIES YOUR PACKAGE HAS
Now that you have installed any dependencies your package has in the docs
folder, your directory structure will look something like this:
.
├── .github
│ └── workflows
│ ├── CI.yml
│ ├── CompatHelper.yml
│ └── TagBot.yml
├── .gitignore
├── LICENSE
├── Manifest.toml
├── Project.toml
├── README.md
├── docs
│ ├── Manifest.toml
│ ├── Project.toml
│ ├── build
│ ├── make.jl
│ └── src
│ └── index.md
├── examples
│ ├── Manifest.toml
│ ├── Project.toml
│ ├── basic.jl
│ └── tm.jl
├── src
│ └── MyCoolPackage.jl
└── test
└── runtests.jl
You may notice some other files in .github/workflows/
. Scroll to the end to find out what they contain and how they work.
This is good. We are making good progress.
4. Writing to the files
Now that all necessary files are made, it is time to fill them up. I will paste here the bare-bones of working code:
docs/make.jl
This file is the file that is run when the documentation is being made. This is arguably the most important file, and should contain at least one function call on how to make the documentation. Usually you will also want a function call to tell Documenter.jl
how to deploy the docs (which is where .github/workflows/CI.yml
come into play, but I will get to that soon). This is an example of the make.jl
file:
include(joinpath(dirname(@__DIR__), "src", "MyCoolPackage.jl"))
using Documenter, .MyCoolPackage
Documenter.makedocs(
clean = true,
doctest = true,
modules = Module[MyCoolPackage],
repo = "",
highlightsig = true,
sitename = "MyCoolPackage Documentation",
expandfirst = [],
pages = [
"Index" => "index.md",
]
)
deploydocs(;
repo = "github.com/username/MyCoolPackage.jl.git",
)
docs/src/index.md
This file will tell Documenter.jl
how to structure your documentation. Once again, here is an extremely simple example:
# MyCoolPackage.jl Documentation
```@contents
```
```@meta
CurrentModule = MyCoolPackage
DocTestSetup = quote
using MyCoolPackage
end
```
## Adding MyCoolPackage.jl
```@repl
using Pkg
Pkg.add("MyCoolPackage")
```
## Documentation
```@autodocs
Modules = [MyCoolPackage]
```
## Index
```@index
```
.github/workflows/CI.yml
Finally, this is the CI (continuous integration) part, which actually does the deploying. All you need to have is something like the following:
name: CI
# Run on master, tags, or any pull request
on:
schedule:
- cron: '0 2 * * *' # Daily at 2 AM UTC (8 PM CST)
push:
branches: [master]
tags: ["*"]
pull_request:
jobs:
test:
name: Julia $ - $ - $
runs-on: $
strategy:
fail-fast: false
matrix:
version:
- "1.5" # current
- "nightly" # Latest Release
os:
- ubuntu-latest
- macOS-latest
- windows-latest
arch:
- x64
- x86 # 32-bit; i686
exclude:
# 32-bit Julia binaries are not available on macOS
- os: macOS-latest
arch: x86
steps:
- uses: actions/checkout@v2
- uses: julia-actions/setup-julia@v1
with:
version: $
arch: $
- uses: actions/cache@v1
env:
cache-name: cache-artifacts
with:
path: ~/.julia/artifacts
key: $-test-$-$
restore-keys: |
$-test-$-
$-test-
$-
- uses: julia-actions/julia-buildpkg@latest
- run: |
git config --global user.name Tester
git config --global user.email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- uses: julia-actions/julia-runtest@latest
docs:
name: Documentation
runs-on: ubuntu-latest
steps:
- uses: actions/checkout@v2
- uses: julia-actions/setup-julia@v1
with:
version: '1'
- run: |
git config --global user.name name
git config --global user.email email
git config --global github.user username
- run: |
julia --project=docs -e '
using Pkg;
Pkg.develop(PackageSpec(path=pwd()));
Pkg.instantiate();'
- run: julia --project=docs docs/make.jl
env:
GITHUB_TOKEN: $
The first part of this file will run some tests, and the second part will deploy the documentation.
Push all of this to the repo.
6. Allowing branch gh-pages
to be accessed by username.github.io
to deploy docs — the final step
The last thing we need to do is to go to your repository at https://github.com/username/MyCoolPackage.jl/, go into Settings > Options > GitHub Pages
, and select the gh-pages
branch, then press save. This will allow GitHub Pages to access the gh-pages
branch created by Documenter.jl
.
And you are done!
Post Script: other notes.
You might want to add some tags to your README.md
:
<h1 align="center">
MyCoolPackage.jl
</h1>
<!-- [![Stable](https://img.shields.io/badge/docs-stable-blue.svg)](https://username.github.io/MyCoolPackage.jl/stable) -->
[![Dev](https://img.shields.io/badge/docs-dev-blue.svg)](https://username.github.io/MyCoolPackage.jl/dev)
[![CI](https://github.com/invenia/PkgTemplates.jl/workflows/CI/badge.svg)](https://github.com/username/MyCoolPackage.jl/actions?query=workflow%3ACI)
[![Code Style: Blue](https://img.shields.io/badge/code%20style-blue-4495d1.svg)](https://github.com/invenia/BlueStyle)
![Project Status](https://img.shields.io/badge/status-maturing-green)
There are two other workflows I really like to have: one is a CompatHelper
, which ensures your package’s dependencies stay up-to-date; and one is TagBot
, which will automatically update the version number based on the version of your package.
Here are the files:
CompatHelper.yml
name: CompatHelper
on:
schedule:
- cron: 0 0 * * *
workflow_dispatch:
jobs:
CompatHelper:
runs-on: ubuntu-latest
steps:
- name: Pkg.add("CompatHelper")
run: julia -e 'using Pkg; Pkg.add("CompatHelper")'
- name: CompatHelper.main()
env:
GITHUB_TOKEN: $
COMPATHELPER_PRIV: $
run: julia -e 'using CompatHelper; CompatHelper.main()'
TagBot.yml
name: TagBot
on:
schedule:
- cron: 0 0 * * *
workflow_dispatch:
jobs:
TagBot:
runs-on: ubuntu-latest
steps:
- uses: JuliaRegistries/TagBot@v1
with:
token: $
ssh: $


Honor V30 teaser reveals Oval-Punch Hole; featuring Huang Jingyu
by Marco LancasterHonor V30 teaser reveals Oval-Punch Hole; featuring Huang Jingyu
5 (100%) 1 vote
Honor is all set for the imminent arrival of Honor V30 and V30 Pro. Both smartphones are scheduled for a November 26 launch. However, since the beginning of the week, it seems that Huawei’s subsidiary has lost all interest in keeping the device a mystery. Yesterday we got a glimpse of the handset’s triple camera setup as well as a photo sample. Now, another video clip reveals interesting details about the upcoming smartphone.
The above video gives us a brief view of the handset’s display. Interestingly enough, it features the Chinese actor Huang Jingyu who shows his busy routine with his Honor V30. At the 0:07 mark, it’s possible to spot the actual Honor V30 in hand. It has minimalistic bezels and punch-hole serving as a house for the dual front camera setup. Apart from the camera capabilities, Honor is giving great importance to V30’s 5G capabilities, therefore, this new video didn’t disappoint and praises again the next-gen connectivity support.
According to the rumors, the V30 duo will feature a triple-camera array which will be lead by a 60MP shooter. The 60MP will be a first for Honor smartphones and an upgrade over Honor V20’s 48MP sensor. Moreover, the handset may ship with a Kirin 990 and will support up to 40W fast-charging.
Everything may be confirmed in the coming days. Although we’re still several days from the release, the leaks and teasers are popping out every day.


Age:
Weight:
Smoking History:
Never
Past
Current
Alcohol intake:
Never
Past
Current
High Salt Diet:
Yes
No
High Saturated Diet:
Yes
No
Exercise:
Regular
Never
Lifestyle:
Active
Inactive
Hereditary:
Yes
No
Bad Cholestrol:
High
Low
Blood Pressure:
Normal
High
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Blood Sugar:
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(doc set created October 15, 2009)
Pyogp is a python library for interacting with virtual world environments like Second Life. Started as a test framework for new Open Grid Protocol work led by Linden Lab, Pyogp continues as a client library for current and future protocols.
This set of documents is primarily for use as API documentation for the pyogp.lib.client package. This package contains the client level objects derived from the messaging system data of a client of a Second Life Grid. This package requires pyogp.lib.base, and extends it with convenience functions and classes.
Other resources on the web:
Pyogp is still young, and constantly evolving. Help refresh these docs regularly as work continues.


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C++, C, Python
SQL, JAVA, SCALA, ADA, Scheme, ML, HTML, CSS, Javascript
Pytorch, Tensorflow, Keras, Scikit Learn, Pandas, Neptune
Git
Boostrap4, Django
Linux, MacOS, Windows, GCP, Azure
MS Office, Sketch


Microsoft XSD Inference 1.0
Here. Because I don't believe humans can know how to write XSD files from scratch *and* remember where their car keys are, I've been dying for an XSD inference tool that can take a bunch of XML files and produce a starting point XSD.
Towards that end, I fed the 200+ XML files for Dave's Quick Search Taskbar Toolbar Deskbar (dqsd.net) into the MS XSD Inference tool. The result was good enough to work with xsd.exe to generate C# classes and to impress Glenn Carr (Dave's XML guy).
Highly recommended.


"."
What is 'scope' and how it works in JavaScript?
Think of scope as headphones. Let's say you have one set of wired headphones and another set are bluetooth.Local scope is the area you can move from your desk with wired headphones, its limited but everything you need is in one place so it's fine. Here is your domain with your Doctor Who stuff and empty coffee mugs.
Global scope is having bluetooth and walking around outside that area. You can move without the fear of everyone finding out you’re listening to the Hamilton soundtrack when you accidentally pull your headphones out of your computer.
In JavaScript local scope is when is where things get declared, so lets say I declare my coffee mugs name is Albert, within the confines of my desk he is know as Albert. However outside of my desk zone his name is Roger. So with in desk zone (local scope) he is know as Albert, but outside this he is known as Roger (global).


| Level 1 | Level 2 | Level 3 |
|---|---|---|
| Window | ||
| Home | ||
| Snapshot Window | ||
| Snapshot Pane | ||
| Refresh Window(F10) | ||
| Reload | ||
| Full screen | ||
| Reset Windows | ||
| Alway on top | ||
| Close Window(F7) | ||
| Close Other windows | ||
| Restart | ||
| Exit | ||
| Document | ||
| Notes | ||
| Information in Tree | ||
| View PDF | ||
| Play PDF | ||
| Convert Pages in PDF to Images | ||
| Convert Images in PDF | ||
| Compress Images in PDF | ||
| Convert Pages in PDF to Htmls | ||
| Extract Images in PDF | ||
| Extract Texts in PDF | ||
| Character Recognition in PDF | ||
| Split PDF | ||
| Merge PDF Files | ||
| Combine Images As PDF | ||
| Modify PDF Attributes | ||
| Modify PDF Attributes - Batch | ||
| Markdown | ||
| Edit Markdown | ||
| Make Typesetting of Markdown Files | ||
| Convert Markdown To Html | ||
| Convert Markdown To Text | ||
| Convert Markdown To PDF | ||
| JSON | ||
| Edit JSON | ||
| Make Typesetting of JSON Files | ||
| XML | ||
| Edit XML | ||
| Make Typesetting of XML Files | ||
| Html | ||
| Edit Html | ||
| Find String In Web Page | ||
| Find Elements in Web Page | ||
| Snap Html | ||
| Extract tables data in html | ||
| Make Typesetting of Html Files | ||
| Convert Html To Markdown | ||
| Convert Html To Text | ||
| Convert Html To PDF | ||
| Set charset of html files | ||
| Set style of html files | ||
| Set http-equiv of html files | ||
| Merge Html Files As One Html File | ||
| Merge Html Files As One Markdown File | ||
| Merge Html Files As One PDF File | ||
| Merge Html Files As One Text File | ||
| Generate frameset of files | ||
| Texts | ||
| Edit Text | ||
| Find string in text files | ||
| Replace string in text files | ||
| Filter Lines in Text Files | ||
| Convert/Split Text Files | ||
| Merge Text Files | ||
| Convert Text To Html | ||
| Convert Text To PDF | ||
| Microsoft Document Formats | ||
| View Word - Html/Text Mode | ||
| Convert Word File To Html | ||
| Convert Word To PDF | ||
| View PPT - Image Mode | ||
| Convert PPT to Images | ||
| Convert PPT to PDF | ||
| Extract Objects in PPT | ||
| Split PPT Files | ||
| Merge pptx Files | ||
| Combine Images As PPT | ||
| Play PPT | ||
| Extract Texts From Excel/Word/PowerPoint/Publisher/Visio | ||
| Bytes | ||
| Edit Bytes | ||
| Find bytes in files | ||
| Text in MyBox Clipboard | ||
| Text in System Clipboard | ||
| Image | ||
| View Image | ||
| Edit image | ||
| Manufacture Image | ||
| Edit Images List | ||
| Repeat/Tile Image | ||
| Splice Images | ||
| Split Image | ||
| Subsample Image | ||
| Character Recognition in Image | ||
| Manufacture Image - Batch | ||
| Size | ||
| Crop | ||
| Paste | ||
| Color | ||
| Effects | ||
| Enhancement | ||
| Replace color | ||
| Text | ||
| Arc | ||
| Shadow | ||
| Transform | ||
| Margins | ||
| Formats Conversion | ||
| Extract alpha channel from image | ||
| Add alpha channel from image | ||
| Character Recognition in Image - Batch | ||
| Analyse Image | ||
| Play Images List | ||
| Browse Images | ||
| Scalable Vector Graphics(SVG) | ||
| Edit SVG(Scalable Vector Graphics) | ||
| Make Typesetting of SVG Files | ||
| Convert SVG to Image | ||
| Convert SVG to PDF | ||
| Manage Colors | ||
| Query olor | ||
| Color space | ||
| Draw Chromaticity Diagram | ||
| Edit ICC profile | ||
| RGB Color Spaces | ||
| LinearRGB-XYZ Conversion Matrix | ||
| LinearRGB-LinearRGB Conversion Matrix | ||
| Illuminants | ||
| Chromatic Adaptation Matrix | ||
| Images in MyBox Clipboard | ||
| Images in System Clipboard | ||
| Miscellaneous | ||
| Image Base64 | ||
| Convolution Kernel Manager | ||
| Pixels Calculator | ||
| Data | ||
| Manufacture Data | ||
| Data File | ||
| Edit CSV File | ||
| Convert/Split CSV Files | ||
| Merge CSV Files | ||
| Edit Excel File | ||
| Convert/Split Excel Files | ||
| Merge Excel Files | ||
| Edit Text Data File | ||
| Convert/Split Text Data Files | ||
| Merge Text Data Files | ||
| Matrix | ||
| Manage Matrices | ||
| Matrix Unary Calculation | ||
| Matrices Binary Calculation | ||
| Database | ||
| Database Table | ||
| Database SQL | ||
| Manage Data | ||
| Splice Data | ||
| Row filter | ||
| Data in System Clipboard | ||
| Data in MyBox Clipboard | ||
| Script and Experssion | ||
| JavaScript | ||
| JShell(Java interactive coding tool) | ||
| JEXL(Java Expression Language) | ||
| Math Function | ||
| Location | ||
| Geography Code | ||
| Location in Map | ||
| Convert coordinate | ||
| Miscellaneous | ||
| Create Barcode | ||
| Decode Barcode | ||
| Message Digest | ||
| Encode/Decode Base64 | ||
| Extract TTF from TTC | ||
| File | ||
| Arrange Files | ||
| Synchronize Directory | ||
| Archive/Compress Files | ||
| Decompress/Unarchive Files | ||
| Decompress/Unarchive Files - Batch | ||
| Archive/Compress Files | ||
| Compress Files - Batch | ||
| Cut File | ||
| Merge Files | ||
| Find Files | ||
| Check Redundant Files | ||
| Compare Files | ||
| Rename Files | ||
| Copy Files/Directories | ||
| Move Files/Directories | ||
| Delete Files/Directories | ||
| Delete Files Under Java IO Temporary Path | ||
| Delete Empty Directories | ||
| Delete Files/Directories | ||
| Delete Nested Directories | ||
| Media | ||
| Play Video/Audio | ||
| Manage media lists | ||
| FFmpeg: Screen Recorder | ||
| FFmpeg: Convert Medias | ||
| FFmpeg: Convert Medias - Streams and Medias information | ||
| FFmpeg: Convert Medias - Files/Directories | ||
| FFmpeg: Merge Images and Audios as Video | ||
| FFmpeg: Merge Images and audios as Video - Images information | ||
| FFmpeg: Merge Images and audios as Video - Files/Directories | ||
| FFmpeg: Probe Media Information | ||
| FFmpeg information | ||
| Game: Elimniation | ||
| Game: Mine | ||
| Network | ||
| Web Browser | ||
| Web Favorites | ||
| Web Histories | ||
| Manage Remote Path(SFTP) | ||
| Synchronize Remote Directory from Local | ||
| Query network address | ||
| Query DNS in batch | ||
| Encode/Decode URL | ||
| Security Certificates | ||
| Download Htmls | ||
| Snap Weibo | ||
| Settings | ||
| Settings... | ||
| Can not omit Ctrl/Alt of shortcuts | ||
| Commit modification when the cell loses focus | ||
| Clear expired data automatically before exit | ||
| Pop color palette when mouse hovering button | ||
| Show/hide panes when mouse hovering button | ||
| Pop recent visited files/directories | ||
| Close current window when open new tool | ||
| Record size and location of windows | ||
| Languages | ||
| 中文 | ||
| English | ||
| Interface | ||
| Font size 12px | ||
| Font size 15px | ||
| Font size 17px | ||
| Small size icon | ||
| Normal size icon | ||
| Big size icon | ||
| Dark red | ||
| Magenta | ||
| Dark grey blue | ||
| Dark blue | ||
| Brown | ||
| Dark green | ||
| Customize | ||
| Customize colors | ||
| Display controls texts | ||
| Open data path | ||
| Clear Expired Data | ||
| Clear personal settings | ||
| Edit Configure File | ||
| Recent Accessed | ||
| Development | ||
| Monitor memory | ||
| Monitor CPU | ||
| Detailed debug logs | ||
| Pop error logs | ||
| MyBox Properties | ||
| MyBox Logs | ||
| Run System Command | ||
| JDK Tools | ||
| JConsole(Java Monitoring and Management Console) | ||
| Manage Languages | ||
| MyBox Internal Tables | ||
| Make Icons | ||
| Make Documents | ||
| Read me | ||
| MyBox Shortcuts | ||
| Functions List | ||
| Tips in Interfaces | ||
| Automatic Testing | ||
| Send message to author | ||
| Help | ||
| Overview | ||
| MyBox Shortcuts | ||
| Functions List | ||
| Tips in Interfaces | ||
| About data in two-dimensional storage structure | ||
| About row expression and row filter | ||
| About grouping rows | ||
| About data analysis | ||
| About Coordinate System | ||
| About Color | ||
| About Media | ||
| Some links | ||
| Stories of Images | ||
| Read me | ||
| Level 1 | Level 2 | Level 3 |


Read about our most successful Hackathon to date. See the contest results and get involved in future events.


This software is free. The only thing that I ask in return is that you tell me when you find a problem or fix a bug. I also gladly accept software contributions, although I hesitate to include such software in my regular stuff if I am personally unable to test it.
A mailing list for users of this software is located on sgi.com. If you want to join this mailing list or have a list-related request such as getting your name removed from it, send a request to
subscribein the body of your message. The line help will return a list of the commands understood by the mailing list management software.
Submissions (including bug reports) should be directed to:
If all else fails, I can be reached by sending mail to the address shown below. (but beware that I'm more likely to respond to mail sent to the mailing list than mail sent directly to me).


tftp
Trivial File Transfer Protocol client.
More information: home page
- Connect to a TFTP server specifying its IP address and port:
tftp server_ip port
- Connect to a TFTP server and execute a TFTP [c]ommand:
tftp server_ip -c command
- Connect to a TFTP server using IPv6 and force originating port to be in [R]ange:
tftp server_ip -6 -R port:port
- Set the transfer mode to binary or ascii through the tftp client:
mode binary|ascii
- Download file from a server through the tftp client:
get file
- Upload file to a server through the tftp client:
put file
- Exit the tftp client:
quit


Gratitude is your personal journal where you can write about things that you are grateful for. This helps to focus on the good in your life and become more mindful.


#include <db_cxx.h>
This manual page describes the specific details of the DbTxn class.
The DbTxn class is used in conjunction with DbTxnMgr to provide transaction semantics. Full transaction support is provided by a collection of modules that provide interfaces to the services required for transaction processing. These services are recovery (see DbLog), concurrency control (see DbLock and DbLockTab) and the management of shared data (see DbMpool and DbMpoolFile).
Transaction semantics can be applied to the access methods described in Db through method call parameters.
The model intended for transactional use (and the one that is used by the access methods) is write-ahead logging provided by DbLog to record both before- and after-images. Locking follows a two-phase protocol, with all locks being released at transaction commit.
See the Reference Guide for more information.


parseRxnEqu Gets all metabolite names from a cell array of equations metabolites=parseRxnEqu(equations) equations A cell array with equation strings metabolites A cell array with the involved metabolites The equations should be written like: 1 A + 3 B (=> or <=>) 5C + 2 D If the equation is expressed as for example '... + (n-1) starch' then '(n-1) starch' will be interpreted as one metabolite Usage: metabolites=parseRxnEqu(equations) Rasmus Agren, 2012-05-27
0001 function metabolites=parseRxnEqu(equations) 0002 % parseRxnEqu 0003 % Gets all metabolite names from a cell array of equations 0004 % 0005 % metabolites=parseRxnEqu(equations) 0006 % 0007 % equations A cell array with equation strings 0008 % 0009 % metabolites A cell array with the involved metabolites 0010 % 0011 % The equations should be written like: 0012 % 1 A + 3 B (=> or <=>) 5C + 2 D 0013 % 0014 % If the equation is expressed as for example '... + (n-1) starch' then 0015 % '(n-1) starch' will be interpreted as one metabolite 0016 % 0017 % Usage: metabolites=parseRxnEqu(equations) 0018 % 0019 % Rasmus Agren, 2012-05-27 0020 % 0021 0022 if ~iscell(equations) 0023 equations={equations}; 0024 end 0025 0026 metabolites={}; 0027 0028 %Replace the the direction arrows and plus signs with a weird character 0029 %that will be used for parsing 0030 equations=strrep(equations,' <=> ', '€'); 0031 equations=strrep(equations,' => ', '€'); 0032 equations=strrep(equations,' + ', '€'); 0033 equations=strtrim(equations); 0034 0035 for i=1:numel(equations) 0036 %Split each equation in possible metabolites 0037 candidates=regexp(equations{i},'€','split'); 0038 0039 %If the splitting character is at the end (if exchange rxns), then an 0040 %empty string will exist together with the real ones. Remove it 0041 candidates(cellfun(@isempty,candidates))=[]; 0042 0043 %Now remove the potential coefficient before each metabolite 0044 for j=1:numel(candidates) 0045 %If the metabolite has a coefficient it will look as 'number name' 0046 space=strfind(candidates{j},' '); 0047 0048 if isempty(space) 0049 %Add the metabolite 0050 metabolites=[metabolites;candidates(j)]; 0051 else 0052 potNumber=candidates{j}(1:space(1)); 0053 %I use str2double here which can't deal with fractions (1/3 0054 %glc and so on). I do this because I don't want to risk calling 0055 %functions 0056 [~,isNumber]=str2num(potNumber); 0057 0058 if isNumber==1 0059 %Remove the coefficient 0060 metName=candidates{j}(space(1)+1:end); 0061 metabolites=[metabolites;metName]; 0062 else 0063 %The metabolite name contained spaces 0064 metabolites=[metabolites;candidates(j)]; 0065 end 0066 end 0067 end 0068 end 0069 0070 metabolites=strtrim(metabolites); 0071 0072 %Upper/lower case is treated as different names. This should be checked for 0073 %later since it's bad modelling practice 0074 metabolites=unique(metabolites); 0075 0076 end


Stepping up your javascript debugging skills
Almost all software developers, who have written even a few lines of code for the Web, had at least a quick glance at javascript in their life, which is one of the most in-demand programming languages currently.
Some people love it, some hate it. Regardless of your view, if you use it, you will need to debug it eventually.
Below I will share some tips that help me in those difficult moments.
The basic / known ones
Quack Quack
Rubber duck debugging, is a method where you explain your problem to anyone or anything(it doesn’t have to be a human) and the solution, magically stops playing with your goodwill and appears to you.
Given the ‘duck’ has no knowledge of your project and you explain everything, questioning your assumptions at the same time, you suddenly have an enlightenment like ‘Oh dear, it was in front of me, thanks bro, sorry for the interruption’.
The bro was silent all this time and that’s the magic part. :)
The good ol' logging
When you have an issue to debug, you usually have a vague hypothesis of what might be wrong(which is totally off from the actual cause usually, but this is another story). If you start putting logs in places where the error might occur, you may get to the point fast.
Even if you don’t, don’t remove the logs you added, as they might prove themselves great help on a future issue.
I could argue on why you should never reach this point, to add debug logs, as the logs should be there as part of the initial development, but Erik Hazard has already done the job.
More on logging later.
Breaking the points
A debugger is a great tool in your arsenal and a great help, if you know how to use it. That means,
- First understand the problem
- Then make a couple of hypotheses about the root cause(and not the symptom)
- Set the appropriate breakpoints to verify or disprove them.
In javascript, you can either set in the browser’s dev tool or use the debugger keyword in the code to force pausing the execution.
So don’t just put random breakpoints here and there, but please have a routine and an ‘end’ in your mind when using it.
The less know ones
Enhance the console logging
A few lines above we spoke about the importance of logging. The command we usually use is console.log('text')
. But what if the output is more complex? Yes, console.log
handles arrays too. And objects.
But what if I told you that you could spot the error faster because of some…beautification? That would be console.table
method and is demonstrated below
See how nice overview you can gain from the layout? I highly encourage you to use it more and more, especially with iterables.
Break on events instead of lines
Let’s imagine the following scenario. A DOM element is changing intermittently and with wrong values, and you have no clue why. Which of the 29 functions that mutate it, is being naughty? (Side note: Mutating is bad usually, but this is a topic for another blog post)
Use the DOM change breakpoints. Every time the element is mutated, a stack track will be shown. Just like if you have put the correct breakpoints. You can find more details here
Profiling
If the bug you are working on is not performance oriented, maybe this is an overkill. But I still have to mention it(well, it may be a performance issue after all :) ). In Chrome and Firefox you can use the profiler built-in functionality to spot a bottleneck or just…see the functions that are executed. Boom :). Overengineering at its best. Please use this feature wisely. Killing a fly with bazooka can have some weird side effects.
Conclusion
Thank you for reading this article. I hope you enjoyed it and learned something today. As always, I highly encourage to share your magic techniques in the comments.
Moar reading
Apart from the links quoted inside the main text of the article here are some more stuff I think are worth reading about the topic of debugging
- Node debugging tutorial
- John Sonmez’s debugging guide
- Debug it
- Debugging: The 9 Indispensable Rules for Finding Even the Most Elusive Software and Hardware Problems
- Chrome debug tools
- Firefox debug tools
- ‘JSparty’ podcast and especially episode 30 from where I got inspired about this post and learned about
console.table


Xiaomi’s unannounced clamshell foldable phone comes to life in a new design concept
by RahulXiaomi seems to be very ambitious about foldable smartphones, like all the major smartphone manufacturers. The company recently filed a patent(published by China National Intellectual Property Administration), which talks about a clamshell foldable smartphone, similar to Motorola’s RAZR foldable phone.
Now based on the previous patent, folks at WindowsUnited have produced a 360-degree video and high resolution render images, giving us some ideas about what Xiaomi’s clamshell foldable phone could look like.
In Xiaomi’s yet-to-be-announced RAZR-like foldable phone, you can see a rectangular screen at the front, and at the back, there is a dual-camera setup. Taking selfies with the smartphone will require you to unfold the device as the selfie camera is going to be located on the upper bezel in the interior.
Just for a quick refresher, Xiaomi posted a 10-second teaser in early 2019, giving us a few glimpses of what its foldable smartphone might look like. The device folds inwards from both the left and right side, producing a compact sandwich which passably resembles a phone, especially with the power button on top.
Aside from Xiaomi, Samsung too, is working on a foldable clamshell smartphone and as per sources, it is going to launch the device at Mobile World Congress 2020.


Ahoj and hello.  Let me know if I can be of any help. Best wishes, Ane
Ahoj and hello.  Let me know if I can be of any help. Best wishes, Ane
Ahoj and hello.  Let me know if I can be of any help. Best wishes, Ane
Thank you so much! :D
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Aug 14, 2008 . Visiting the Great Pyramids at Giza, just outside Cairo, is something of a . Souvenirs, photos, camel and horse rides will still be available, but in .
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Most Recent Shopping in Pyramids of Giza. All . Egyptian perfumes are available in this store. . There are a lot of souvenir shops around the Plateau of Giza.
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'Yellow vest' anniversary protests lead to 254 arrests
PARIS: Fench police arrested 254 people during clashes in Paris and other cities on the first anniversary of the "yellow vest" movement, Interior Minister Christophe Castaner said Sunday (Nov 17).
The violence in Paris, where police battled rioters for hours around the southeastern Place d'Italie square, was the worst in the French capital in months.
A total of 173 people were arrested in the city, Castaner told Europe 1 radio, revising upwards Saturday's count of 147.
Dozens more were arrested in smaller protests in cities including Nantes, Montpellier, Strasbourg, Bordeaux and Toulouse.
Further protests are planned Sunday.
Castaner claimed that there were "few demonstrators" among at the protesters Saturday in Paris, who he said were mainly "thugs, brutes who came to fight the security forces and prevent the emergency services from doing their work."
Several cars were overturned or set alight, bus shelters were smashed and a monument to a World War II hero - Marshal Alphonse Juin - was defaced.
The windows of a major shopping centre and a neighbouring hotel were also attacked by groups of stone-throwing demonstrators dressed in black, who wore masks to hide their faces.
The police, who had initially authorised the demonstration but declared it illegal after it turned violent, used tear gas and water cannon to try quell the unrest.
In rural France, the anniversary passed off generally peacefully, with thousands of yellow vests occupying the traffic roundabouts where the movement began last year over rising fuel taxes.
The interior ministry put the number of demonstrators at 28,600 nationwide but the organisers said nearly 40,000 people had rallied - a far cry from the estimated 282,000 who took part in the first big day of protests on Nov 17, 2018.
The leaderless yellow vests, who accuse President Emmanuel Macron of ruling on behalf of the urban elite, are adamant that they have not gone away.
They are now looking to join forces with the trade union movement, which is planning a major transport strike over pension reforms starting on Dec 5.


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