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{% extends 'base.html' %} {% block title %}Quiz & Poll{% endblock %} {% block content %}
Ever wish you could get your students to stop texting and use their phones productively in the classroom? Or want to gauge what your students have learned? This Android app and related systems enables educators to engage and challenge their students inside the classroom (using polls) and outside the classroom (using quizzes).
With Quiz & Poll, teachers & educators can create quizzes and polls easily using Google Spreadsheets. Quizzes and Polls are distributed to students via the Android app or an embeddable webplayer. Statistics data is written back to the spreadsheet so the instructor can track student responses and understanding.
Key Features:This project was created by David Vávra, intern at Google Inc. for Learning Technology Team. It is open-sourced under Apache 2.0 license. This means you can create own version for your school/organization.
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A Representation for the OrthographicViews Class(2D View) specified using a graph of nodes and edges.
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#include <OrthographicViews.hpp>
A Representation for the OrthographicViews Class(2D View) specified using a graph of nodes and edges.
◆ OrthographicViews()
| OrthographicViews::OrthographicViews |
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Constructor for the OV class.
◆ ~OrthographicViews()
| OrthographicViews::~OrthographicViews |
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Destructor for the OV class.
◆ checkValid()
| void OrthographicViews::checkValid |
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Returns True if the 3D Model can be generated from the Views provided that the assumptions are followed.
◆ convertTo3D()
| Model3d OrthographicViews::convertTo3D |
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◆ deserialize()
Deserializes the String object , makes this object from string after receiving.
◆ display()
| void OrthographicViews::display |
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display the projections in the programmer defined view to the user
◆ generateWireFrame()
| void OrthographicViews::generateWireFrame |
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generates the wireframe from the view set
◆ serialize()
| string OrthographicViews::serialize |
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Serializes the Orthographic Views object for storage/transfer.
◆ areLabelled
| bool OrthographicViews::areLabelled |
True if the views are labelled.
◆ NumProjections
| int OrthographicViews::NumProjections |
number of projections specified in the view set
◆ xy
Three Orthographic Views that will be rendered or used to render the 3D Model the XY-Projection
◆ yz
◆ zx
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:


ExecutableConfig A
LibraryConfig B, extends: A
CustomConfig C, extends: B
ExecutableConfig D, extends: C
The config type of the parent config does not matter, but only settings which are valid in BOTH configs will be inherited.The following listing shows how settings will be derived (toolchains below):
| Setting | Derived |
|---|---|
| Set | parent + child |
| Dependency | parent + child |
| ExternalLibrary ExternalLibrarySearchPath UserLibrary | parent + child (ordered by line number!) |
| PreSteps | parent + child |
| PostSteps | parent + child |
| Makefile CommandLine (in CustomConfig) | used from parent if not in child |
| Files | parent + child |
| ExcludeFiles | parent + child |
| IncludeDir | parent + child |
| LinkerScript | used from parent if not in child |
| ArtifactName | used from parent if not in child |
| MapFile | used from parent if not in child |
| (Default)Toolchain Setting | Derived |
|---|---|
| basedOn | used from parent if not in child |
| outputDir | used from parent if not in child |
| command | used from parent if not in child |
| LibPrefixFlags LibPostfixFlags Flags | parent + child |
| Define | parent + child |
| InternalDefines InternalIncludes (in CustomConfig) | used from parent if not in child |
| LintPolicy | parent + child |
| Docu | used from parent if not in child |


I am an organismal biologist who integrates plant physiology, phylogenetics, ecology, and evolutionary genetics to understand plant evolution and adaptations to life on land. In particular, I focus on three areas: (I) the mechanisms of stress tolerance, (II) the processes that generate and maintain diversity of life history and sexual systems, and (III) the evolutionary history of adaptation to extreme environments. I am fascinated by the very small: those organisms that are easily overlooked. I am also excited by extremophiles: those that can thrive in conditions thought to be difficult for life itself. These interests come together in studying mosses. These small plants have found a way to only truly “live” when conditions are right (that is, when water is present), drying and going quiescent when water is absent. My research to date has focused on the moss genus Syntrichia, whose species are key primary producers in biological soil crusts (biocrusts), complex communities of bryophytes, lichens, and other microorganisms living on the soil surface of drylands.
Ph.D. in Integrative Biology, 2020
University of California, Berkeley
M.S. in Environmental Science, Biology Option, 2015
California State University, Los Angeles
B.S. in Biology, Chemistry Minor, 2012
Purdue University, Indianapolis
B.A. in Religious Studies, 2012
Indiana University, Indianapolis
I traveled to D.C. for the Smithsonian Botanical Symposium and to work in-person with Rebecca and the Data Science Lab.


Built on top of the 'tibble' package, 'tibbletime' is an extension that allows for the creation of time aware tibbles. Some immediate advantages of this include: the ability to perform time-based subsetting on tibbles, quickly summarising and aggregating results by time periods, and creating columns that can be used as 'dplyr' time-based groups.
| Version: | 0.1.1 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.2.0) |
| Imports: | assertthat (≥ 0.2.0), dplyr (≥ 0.7.4), glue (≥ 1.1.1), hms (≥ 0.4), lubridate (≥ 1.6.0), purrr (≥ 0.2.3), rlang (≥ 0.1.6), tibble (≥ 1.4.1), Rcpp (≥ 0.12.7), zoo (≥ 1.8-0) |
| LinkingTo: | Rcpp |
| Suggests: | broom, covr, gapminder, knitr, testthat, tidyr |
| Published: | 2018-01-30 |
| Author: | Davis Vaughan [aut, cre], Matt Dancho [aut] |
| Maintainer: | Davis Vaughan <dvaughan at business-science.io> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/business-science/tibbletime/issues |
| License: | MIT + file LICENSE |
| URL: | https://github.com/business-science/tibbletime |
| NeedsCompilation: | yes |
| Materials: | README NEWS |
| In views: | TimeSeries |
| CRAN checks: | tibbletime results |
| Reference manual: | tibbletime.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
Time-based filtering Changing periodicity Rolling calculations in tibbletime Use with dplyr |
| Package source: | tibbletime_0.1.1.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: tibbletime_0.1.1.zip, r-release: tibbletime_0.1.1.zip, r-oldrel: tibbletime_0.1.1.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: tibbletime_0.1.1.tgz, r-oldrel: tibbletime_0.1.1.tgz |
| Old sources: | tibbletime archive |
| Reverse imports: | anomalize |
| Reverse suggests: | tidyquant, tsbox |
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The Cover Art Archive is a joint project between the Internet Archive and MusicBrainz, whose goal is to make cover art images available to everyone on the Internet in an organised and convenient way.
Images in the archive are curated by the MusicBrainz community and go through a peer review process to ensure that they are correct, free of spam and of the best quality. If you would like to contribute cover art, create a MusicBrainz account and follow the guide. To see what has been added to the archive recently, please see the Cover Art Archive page at the Internet Archive.
MusicBrainz also provides API documentation for retrieving cover art via a release MBID. A C based client library libcoverart is available as well as the Java coverartarchive-api library.
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All images are copyrighted by their respective copyright owners.
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The first site I wireframed is the homepage for ESPN.com, which provides sports news, scores, and highlights. The "problem" the webpage is solving is how to provide the most sports information as possible, while at the same time display intriguing stories and videos that people will click on. Visually, this is difficult because there are so many different sports and events going on at a given time they can choose to highlight. They also want to keep the page well organized so people can easily find information they desire.
The second site I wireframed is the homepage for The New York Times. The site provides U.S. and world news on a variety of topics. The website serves as the online presence for the newspaper, so I think the problem the site is trying to solve is how to provide a user experience that is similar to what a reader would get from the newspaper. Visually, the designer wants to create a website that is easy and pleasurable to read while also making it easy for the reader to navigate to other sections of the site.
The final site I wireframed is a blog post for Gizmodo. I think the problem for each individual post is how to display the information in the post elegantly while still allowing the reader to easily navigate to the homepage and to other posts in the site's network. Gizmodo and the other sites in its network change their layout every few months, which I personally don't mind but many readers don't like. Visually, the designer attemped to accomplish this by keeping the navigation sidebar on screen at all times, whether you are on the homepage or viewing a specific post, with the items in the sidebar periodically updating.


This is the driver for generating RDoc output. It handles file parsing and generation of output.
To use this class to generate RDoc output via the API, the recommended way is:
rdoc = RDoc::RDoc.new options = rdoc.load_options # returns an RDoc::Options instance # set extra options rdoc.document options
You can also generate output like the rdoc executable:
rdoc = RDoc::RDoc.new rdoc.document argv
Where argv is an array of strings, each corresponding to an argument you’d give rdoc on the command line. See <tt>rdoc –help<tt> for details.
This is the list of supported output generators
Add klass that can generate output after parsing
# File lib/rdoc/rdoc.rb, line 70 def self.add_generator(klass) name = klass.name.sub(/^RDoc::Generator::/, '').downcase GENERATORS[name] = klass end
Active RDoc::RDoc instance
# File lib/rdoc/rdoc.rb, line 78 def self.current @current end
Sets the active RDoc::RDoc instance
# File lib/rdoc/rdoc.rb, line 85 def self.current= rdoc @current = rdoc end
Creates a new RDoc::RDoc instance. Call document to parse files and generate documentation.
# File lib/rdoc/rdoc.rb, line 93 def initialize @current = nil @exclude = nil @generator = nil @last_modified = {} @old_siginfo = nil @options = nil @stats = nil @store = nil end
Generates documentation or a coverage report depending upon the settings in options.
options can be either an RDoc::Options instance or an array of strings equivalent to the strings that would be passed on the command line like %w[-q -o doc -t My\ Doc\ Title]. document will automatically call RDoc::Options#finish if an options instance was given.
For a list of options, see either RDoc::Options or rdoc --help.
By default, output will be stored in a directory called “doc” below the current directory, so make sure you’re somewhere writable before invoking.
# File lib/rdoc/rdoc.rb, line 455 def document options self.store = RDoc::Store.new if RDoc::Options === options then @options = options @options.finish else @options = load_options @options.parse options end if @options.pipe then handle_pipe exit end @exclude = @options.exclude unless @options.coverage_report then @last_modified = setup_output_dir @options.op_dir, @options.force_update end @store.encoding = @options.encoding if @options.respond_to? :encoding @store.dry_run = @options.dry_run @store.main = @options.main_page @store.title = @options.title @store.path = @options.op_dir @start_time = Time.now @store.load_cache file_info = parse_files @options.files @options.default_title = "RDoc Documentation" @store.complete @options.visibility @stats.coverage_level = @options.coverage_report if @options.coverage_report then puts puts @stats.report elsif file_info.empty? then $stderr.puts "\nNo newer files." unless @options.quiet else gen_klass = @options.generator @generator = gen_klass.new @store, @options generate end if @stats and (@options.coverage_report or not @options.quiet) then puts puts @stats.summary end exit @stats.fully_documented? if @options.coverage_report end
Report an error message and exit
# File lib/rdoc/rdoc.rb, line 107 def error(msg) raise RDoc::Error, msg end
Gathers a set of parseable files from the files and directories listed in files.
# File lib/rdoc/rdoc.rb, line 115 def gather_files files files = ["."] if files.empty? file_list = normalized_file_list files, true, @exclude file_list = file_list.uniq file_list = remove_unparseable file_list file_list.sort end
Generates documentation for file_info (from parse_files) into the output dir using the generator selected by the RDoc options
# File lib/rdoc/rdoc.rb, line 522 def generate Dir.chdir @options.op_dir do unless @options.quiet then $stderr.puts "\nGenerating #{@generator.class.name.sub(/^.*::/, '')} format into #{Dir.pwd}..." end @generator.generate update_output_dir '.', @start_time, @last_modified end end
Turns RDoc from stdin into HTML
# File lib/rdoc/rdoc.rb, line 130 def handle_pipe @html = RDoc::Markup::ToHtml.new @options parser =<EMAIL_ADDRESS>document = parser.parse $stdin.read out = @html.convert document $stdout.write out end
Installs a siginfo handler that prints the current filename.
# File lib/rdoc/rdoc.rb, line 145 def install_siginfo_handler return unless Signal.list.include? 'INFO' @old_siginfo = trap 'INFO' do puts @current if @current end end
Return a list of the files to be processed in a directory. We know that this directory doesn’t have a .document file, so we’re looking for real files. However we may well contain subdirectories which must be tested for .document files.
# File lib/rdoc/rdoc.rb, line 328 def list_files_in_directory dir files = Dir.glob File.join(dir, "*") normalized_file_list files, false, @options.exclude end
Loads options from .rdoc_options if the file exists, otherwise creates a new RDoc::Options instance.
# File lib/rdoc/rdoc.rb, line 157 def load_options options_file = File.expand_path '.rdoc_options' return RDoc::Options.new unless File.exist? options_file RDoc.load_yaml parse_error = if Object.const_defined? :Psych then Psych::SyntaxError else ArgumentError end begin options = YAML.load_file '.rdoc_options' rescue *parse_error end raise RDoc::Error, "#{options_file} is not a valid rdoc options file" unless RDoc::Options === options options end
Given a list of files and directories, create a list of all the Ruby files they contain.
If force_doc is true we always add the given files, if false, only add files that we guarantee we can parse. It is true when looking at files given on the command line, false when recursing through subdirectories.
The effect of this is that if you want a file with a non-standard extension parsed, you must name it explicitly.
# File lib/rdoc/rdoc.rb, line 287 def normalized_file_list(relative_files, force_doc = false, exclude_pattern = nil) file_list = [] relative_files.each do |rel_file_name| next if exclude_pattern && exclude_pattern =~ rel_file_name stat = File.stat rel_file_name rescue next case type = stat.ftype when "file" then next if last_modified = @last_modified[rel_file_name] and stat.mtime.to_i <= last_modified.to_i if force_doc or RDoc::Parser.can_parse(rel_file_name) then file_list << rel_file_name.sub(/^\.\//, '') @last_modified[rel_file_name] = stat.mtime end when "directory" then next if rel_file_name == "CVS" || rel_file_name == ".svn" dot_doc = File.join rel_file_name, RDoc::DOT_DOC_FILENAME if File.file? dot_doc then file_list << parse_dot_doc_file(rel_file_name, dot_doc) else file_list << list_files_in_directory(rel_file_name) end else warn "rdoc can't parse the #{type} #{rel_file_name}" end end file_list.flatten end
Return the path name of the flag file in an output directory.
# File lib/rdoc/rdoc.rb, line 252 def output_flag_file(op_dir) File.join op_dir, "created.rid" end
The .document file contains a list of file and directory name patterns, representing candidates for documentation. It may also contain comments (starting with ‘#’)
# File lib/rdoc/rdoc.rb, line 261 def parse_dot_doc_file in_dir, filename # read and strip comments patterns = File.read(filename).gsub(/#.*/, '') result = [] patterns.split.each do |patt| candidates = Dir.glob(File.join(in_dir, patt)) result.concat normalized_file_list(candidates) end result end
Parses filename and returns an RDoc::TopLevel
# File lib/rdoc/rdoc.rb, line 337 def parse_file filename if defined?(Encoding) then encoding = @options.encoding filename = filename.encode encoding end @stats.add_file filename return if RDoc::Parser.binary? filename content = RDoc::Encoding.read_file filename, encoding return unless content filename_path = Pathname(filename).expand_path relative_path = filename_path.relative_path_from @options.root if @options.page_dir and relative_path.to_s.start_with? @options.page_dir.to_s then relative_path = relative_path.relative_path_from @options.page_dir end top_level = @store.add_file filename, relative_path.to_s parser = RDoc::Parser.for top_level, filename, content, @options, @stats return unless parser parser.scan # restart documentation for the classes & modules found top_level.classes_or_modules.each do |cm| cm.done_documenting = false end top_level rescue Errno::EACCES => e $stderr.puts Unable to read #{filename}, #{e.message}Please check the permissions for this file. Perhaps you do not have access toit or perhaps the original author's permissions are to restrictive. If thethis is not your library please report a bug to the author. rescue => e $stderr.puts Before reporting this, could you check that the file you're documentinghas proper syntax: #{Gem.ruby} -c #{filename}RDoc is not a full Ruby parser and will fail when fed invalid ruby programs.The internal error was:\t(#{e.class}) #{e.message} $stderr.puts e.backtrace.join("\n\t") if $DEBUG_RDOC raise e nil end
Parse each file on the command line, recursively entering directories.
# File lib/rdoc/rdoc.rb, line 407 def parse_files files file_list = gather_files files @stats = RDoc::Stats.new @store, file_list.length, @options.verbosity return [] if file_list.empty? file_info = [] @stats.begin_adding file_info = file_list.map do |filename| @current = filename parse_file filename end.compact @stats.done_adding file_info end
Removes a siginfo handler and replaces the previous
# File lib/rdoc/rdoc.rb, line 536 def remove_siginfo_handler return unless Signal.list.key? 'INFO' handler = @old_siginfo || 'DEFAULT' trap 'INFO', handler end
Removes file extensions known to be unparseable from files and TAGS files for emacs and vim.
# File lib/rdoc/rdoc.rb, line 431 def remove_unparseable files files.reject do |file| file =~ /\.(?:class|eps|erb|scpt\.txt|ttf|yml)$/ or (file =~ /tags$/ and open(file, 'rb') { |io| io.read(100) =~ /\A(\f\n[^,]+,\d+$|!_TAG_)/ }) end end
Create an output dir if it doesn’t exist. If it does exist, but doesn’t contain the flag file created.rid then we refuse to use it, as we may clobber some manually generated documentation
# File lib/rdoc/rdoc.rb, line 185 def setup_output_dir(dir, force) flag_file = output_flag_file dir last = {} if @options.dry_run then # do nothing elsif File.exist? dir then error "#{dir} exists and is not a directory" unless File.directory? dir begin open flag_file do |io| unless force then Time.parse io.gets io.each do |line| file, time = line.split "\t", 2 time = Time.parse(time) rescue next last[file] = time end end end rescue SystemCallError, TypeError error Directory #{dir} already exists, but it looks like it isn't an RDoc directory.Because RDoc doesn't want to risk destroying any of your existing files,you'll need to specify a different output directory name (using the --op <dir>option) end unless @options.force_output else FileUtils.mkdir_p dir FileUtils.touch output_flag_file dir end last end
Sets the current documentation tree to store and sets the store’s rdoc driver to this instance.
# File lib/rdoc/rdoc.rb, line 230 def store= store @store = store @store.rdoc = self end
Update the flag file in an output directory.
# File lib/rdoc/rdoc.rb, line 238 def update_output_dir(op_dir, time, last = {}) return if @options.dry_run or not @options.update_output_dir open output_flag_file(op_dir), "w" do |f| f.puts time.rfc2822 last.each do |n, t| f.puts "#{n}\t#{t.rfc2822}" end end end
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xforms-revalidate
xforms-refresh
4.6.3.a event sequencing for select/select1 controls with incremental="true"
When a value is selected you must see the output "xforms-select". The value in
parentheses
indicates which form control the event came from,the select or select1 control.
The output may be followed by the output for the Value Change sequence ("xforms-recalculate",
"xforms-revalidate", "xforms-refresh", and "xforms-value-changed").
When a value is deselected (which includes when a different value is
selected and the old value is automatically deselected) you must see the outputs "xforms-deselect"
and "xforms-select". The value in parentheses indicates which form control the event
came from,
the select or select1 control. The output may be followed by the output for the Value Change sequence
("xforms-recalculate", "xforms-revalidate", "xforms-refresh", and "xforms-value-changed").
Car List 1:
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Honda
hon
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Toyota
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xforms-deselect (select)
xforms-select (select)
xforms-value-changed (select)
Car List 2:
Acura
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Honda
hon
Subaru
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Toyota
toy
xforms-deselect (select1)
xforms-select (select1)
xforms-value-changed (select1)
Event fired:


Quick start
- created: 08/08/2014
- by: P.L. Wolbers
1. Extract the zipfile and put the extracted folder "employee-work-schedule" in your local or online webfolder. For most Windows users the local webfolder is the `htdocs` folder, that is the default when you install XAMPP. For Linux users the webfolder is probably `/var/www` or `/home/www`, you can find the correct folder in `/etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf` or `/etc/apache2/sites-available/default` when you installed LAMPP.
2. Create a database. Import the tables from the file ‘calendar_db_for_new_users.sql’ to your new database.
3. Put the name, user and password of your database in configs/db.config.php.
4. Open configs/config.php and set the correct paths.
- define('FULLCAL_DIR','/path-to-webserver/employee-work-schedule');
- define('FULLCAL_URL','/path-to-your-website/employee-work-schedule');
5. Make the folder ‘templates_c’ writable (775 or 773).
6. Make the folder ‘/system/dbdump’ writable (773, so that the folder is not viewable in the browser).
7. Last thing is to decide how users (or just you) can access the calendar. There are 3 choices.
You can set your choice in configs/config.php by changing the constant ALLOW_ACCESS_BY.
- free: everyone has access when they visit the calendar URL. To let an admin login set ADMIN_CAN_LOGIN_FROM_ADMIN_URL to true
- ip: the calendar can only be accessed from the given IP.
You have to put your IP behind CAL_IP
- login: users have to login so they can be verified.
1. If non-users should be able to view the calendar you have to set SHOW_SMALL_LOGIN_LINK to true, otherwise they will only see the loginpage.
Also look at the constants regarding your chosen access type that are important to set as well in config.php.
For testing or when you will be the only user, and you want the login access option, you can create a user by doing the steps in the chapter ‘How to create a user’.
If there will be more users and you don’t want them to be able to register themselves you can also use this way to add users.

You could set IP_AND_FREE_ACCESS_SAVED_USER_ID to 1, so that when you create one user later, the calendar items will still be linked to you.
8. In the sql files I added 2 insert queries for adding an admin and a superadmin. The superadmin is optional, but handy when you want to have more than one admin, because the superadmin can add admins.
When you log in as admin or superadmin you can change the default username and password. (admin-admin and superadmin-superadmin)
How to create a user:
1. ADMIN: Through the browsers address bar.
You have to be logged in as admin.
Put your credentials in the browsers address bar, like this:
pathto_calendar/?action=admin_register&username=your_username&password= your_password&lastname=your_name
2. ADMIN: Through the ‘Add user’ button in the users area in the admin area..
You have to be logged in as admin.
The user will automatically be placed in the current admin_group.
3. USERS: Through the register form.
Set ALLOW_ACCESS_BY to ‘login’ and USERS_CAN_REGISTER to true.
Users can then register.
- When you set SEND_ACTIVATION_MAIL to true the user receives an activation mail with a link to set a password. After that the user is registered and activated.
- When SEND_ACTIVATION_MAIL is set to false, then there is a password field in the register form. After submit the user is registered and activated and can login immediately.
How to create an admin:
1. With the query in the calendar_update_1.sql file you can add an admin.
(username=admin, password=admin)
An admin can add users.
2. Through the browsers address bar. See above.
You have to be logged in as superadmin.
3. Through the ‘Add admin’ button above the calendar.
You have to be logged in as superadmin.
Only a superadmin can add admins.
4. Advanced: Change a current user or admin to admin by setting the `usertype` to ‘admin’ and `admin_group` to NULL in the user table.
How to create a superadmin:
1. With the query in the calendar_update_1.sql file you can add a superadmin.
(defaults: username=superadmin, password=superadmin)
A superadmin can add admins.
2. Advanced: Change a current user or admin to superadmin by setting the `usertype` to ‘superadmin’ and `admin_group` to NULL in the user table.
define('LANGUAGE', 'EN');
// NL, EN, FR, DE, ES, PL, NO, IT
// if admin has set a language in the settings form, this setting will be used when ALLOW_ACCESS_BY is free.
global $current_languages;
$current_languages = array( 'EN' => 'English',
'NL' => 'Dutch',
'DE' => 'German',
'FR' => 'French',
'PL' => 'Polish',
'ES' => 'Spanish',
'NO' => 'Norwegian',
'IT' => 'Italian'); // used to set the languages in the dropdownlists
define('ALLOW_ACCESS_BY', 'login');
// ip, free or login. If `ip` then users get user_id 1000000.
define('ADMIN_USER_ID', 1);
// only used when you didn't do the insert queries from the sql file. You can put the ID of one or more users here. When you did do the query, the admin_user_id is taken from the row where user_type is ‘admin’. More than 1 ID is also possible. Example: 1,2
define('ADMIN_HAS_FULL_CONTROL', false);
// when true the calendar options are ignored
/**
* ACCESS TYPE ‘IP’ OPTIONS
*/
define('CAL_IP', '111.222.333.444');
// ip of the calendar user. CAL_IP IS NEEDED WHEN ALLOW_ACCESS_BY IS `IP` !
/**
* ACCESS TYPE ‘IP’ AND ‘FREE’ OPTIONS
*/
define('IP_AND_FREE_ACCESS_SAVED_USER_ID', 1000000);
// 1000000 or another user_id
/**
* ACCESS TYPE ‘FREE’ OPTIONS
*/
define('ADMIN_CAN_LOGIN_FROM_ADMIN_URL', false);
// true: the admin can login from ../admin url. When set to true, ALLOW_ACCESS_BY must be ‘free’, Otherwise it doesn’t work.
define('SHOW_SMALL_LOGIN_LINK', true);
// true: a login link is visible above the calendar.
// false: depends on ALLOW_ACCESS_BY what happens: When ALLOW_ACCESS_BY is ‘free’ then visitors will see the calendar, when ALLOW_ACCESS_BY is ‘login’ visitors will be redirected to the login page.
/**
* ACCESS TYPE ‘LOGIN’ OPTIONS
*/
define('USERS_CAN_REGISTER', true);
// A new user can register by clicking on the register button in the login screen.
define('SEND_ACTIVATION_MAIL', true);
// true, an email is send to the new user with an activation link. The user is activated after click on activation link and filling in a password on the webpage the link goes to.
// false, the user is immediately activated, password is in register form, when SHOW_CREATED_PASSWORD_WHEN_ADMIN_ADDS_USER is set to true. (or in the email when admin registers a user with add_user form)
define('ACTIVATION_MAIL_SUBJECT', 'Welcome %USERNAME%');
// The subject of the activation mail.
// %USERNAME% will be replaced by the actual username of the user.
define('RESET_PASSWORD_MAIL_SUBJECT', 'Reset your password');
// The subject of the reset_password mail
/**
* MAIL
*/
define('FROM_EMAILADDRESS', 'your_emailaddress');
// used as ‘from’ address when mails are send to users.
define('ADMIN_EMAILADDRESS', '');
// used mail address to send the copy of the add_user mail.
// OPTIONAL
define('TIMEZONE', '');
// example: America/New_York, if left empty the clients timezone will be used.
/**
* CALENDAR OPTIONS
*/
define('SHOW_WEEKNUMBERS', true);
// In the first column of the calendar the weeknumber is visible
define('SHOW_MONTH_VIEW_BUTTON', true);
// The `month` button will be visible
define('SHOW_WEEK_VIEW_BUTTON', true);
// The `week` button will be visible
define('SHOW_DAY_VIEW_BUTTON', true);
// The `day` button will be visible
define('SHOW_AGENDA_VIEW_BUTTON', true);
// The `list` button will be visible
define('WEEK_VIEW_TYPE', 'agendaWeek');
// basicWeek or agendaWeek
define('DAY_VIEW_TYPE', 'agendaDay');
// basicDay or agendaDay
define('DEFAULT_VIEW', 'month');
// month, basicWeek, agendaWeek, basicDay, agendaDay, agendaList
define('SHOW_TITLE_FIRST', false);
// true: the title will be in front of the time. event1 10:00-11:00
// false: the time will be in front of the title. 10:00-11:00 event1
define('SORT_ALL_CALENDARS_BY_CALENDARID', true); // if true, when clicked on 'Show all', the events are sorted by calendarID
define('SHOW_NOTALLOWED_MESSAGES', false);
// if true, a message will be shown when someone tries to add or edit an event, but has no rights to do so
define('SHOW_SEARCH_BOX', true);
// if true, a search box is visible to search items in the calendar
define('ONLY_SHOW_CALENDAR', false);
// if true, calendar is visible and logout link when ALLOW_ACCESS_BY is login
/**
* EDIT DIALOG
*/
define('SHOW_DESCRIPTION_FIELD', true);
// if true the user can give a description to an item
define('SHOW_LOCATION_FIELD', false);
// if true the user can give a location to an item
define('SHOW_PHONE_FIELD', false);
// if true the user can give a phone number to an item
define('EDITDIALOG_COLORPICKER_TYPE', 'spectrum');
// spectrum or simple
define('DATEPICKER_DATEFORMAT', 'mm/dd/yy');
// dd/mm/yy or 'mm/dd/yy'
define('DIALOGS_RESIZABLE', true);
define('DEFAULT_TIME_FOR_EVENT', '09:00');
// leave empty (‘’) if you want the current time to be set when adding an event and allday checkbox is unchecked
// TIMEPICKER
define('MINHOUR', 5);
// the earliest hour that will be showed in the timepicker
define('MAXHOUR', 23);
// the latest hour that will be showed in the timepicker
define('MINUTE_INTERVAL', 5);
// the interval, the precision by minutes the user can use when creating a calendar item. For example 5 minutes, 10 minutes or 15 minutes
define('SIMPLE_TIME_SELECT', false);
// if true then a simple smarty time_select combo is used
// if false a jQuery timepicker will be used
/**
* ADD USER FORM and profile form
*/
define('SHOW_USERNAME_IN_FORM', true);
define('SHOW_INFIX_IN_FORM', false);
define('SHOW_CHECKBOX_COPY_TO_ADMIN', true);
/**
* ADD USER THROUGH BROWSER URL
*/
define('SHOW_CREATED_PASSWORD_WHEN_ADMIN_REGISTER_VIA_BROWSER_URL', false);
// password will be shown so the admin knows it
/**
* ADD USER THROUGH ADD USER DIALOG (ONLY ADMIN CAN DO THIS)
*/
define('SHOW_CREATED_PASSWORD_WHEN_ADMIN_ADDS_USER', false);
// password will be shown so the admin knows it
/**
* CALENDAR ITEMS
*/
define('DEFAULT_COLOR', '#3366cc');
define('SHOW_MOUSEOVER_DELETE_BUTTON', false);
// show an icon on mouseover for quick deleting an event
define('TRUNCATE_TITLE', true);
// show part of the title in the calendar
define('TRUNCATE_LENGTH', 20);
// the color of added events
define('SCHEDULE_SQLDUMP', 86400);
// a backup of the database is automatically made (this code does the magic: Schedule::run();)
// for example: 3600 = 1 hour, 86400 = 1 day, 604800 = 1 week


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I am new to the rave scene, I find it intriguing. I am also new to trying substances other than weed, and so I have begun to experiment with ecstasy, and although my experiences have not been as positive as many reports I have heard, it has been an interesting sensation I wish to further experiment with.
My very first experience with ecstasy, and indeed, my first outdoor rave, was with only half a pill, and I only felt mild symptoms; a mild sensation of walking through marshmallow, the intense and insatiable thirst, and slight nausea. I was mesmerized by lasers and strobes and the music was enveloping, but I could see that my co-ravers who had consumed a whole pill each were, true to its name, ecstatic. My friend, C, who had taken the other half of my pill was experiencing nothing except nausea, and did not really enjoy the experience at all. However, after about three hours after ingestion I did embark on a taste and texture sensation with a banana. Exquisite!
My more recent, and more notable experience with ecstasy was at an indoor rave. The previously mentioned friend, C, who consumed half a pill, had furthered his experiences with the drug, and had consumed whole pills on various other occasions, well, he was there and he was the one who had obtained our 'party prescription' for the evening. My partner, S, was there, this would be his first experience with the drug and I was feeling jittery. I am prone to feeling small waves of nervous nausea at the thought of taking something that I know little of how my body, as an individual, will really react to (despite my extensive reading prior to doing these things) and I know that this is part of why I don't get the same level of positive response from substances, this feeling was also intensified because I worried about how S would react to it.
We took our pills on the dance floor, which was, needless to say, somthing that I was less than comfortable about and would not recommend, discretion is potentially safer. Half an hour after ingestion, I was feeling very little other than intensified jitteriness. S was on top of the world, he danced with such energy and kept kissing me with pure joy. I began to feel nauseous and asked S to escort me to the ladies. I refilled my water bottle and looked at my eyes. At almost an hour after ingestion my pupils were not at all dilated and I was feeling none of the positive symptoms that S and C were experiencing. I began to feel somewhat disheartened, but decided that my role for the evening would be to keep S and C plied with sufficient amounts of water.
I tried to make myself dance and smile, and after about fifteen minutes of forcing myself to get into the swing of it I needed to make a trip to the bathroom to refill my water bottle. As I turned I faced C who was dancing behind me, and I felt a slight wave of nausea hit me, and then another wave of what can only be described as marshmallow replaced the nausea and an uncontrolled smile formed on my face. I looked up at C and could see how happy (and sweaty!) he was. I reached up to touch his face, 'I'm finally there!' I cried to him. He hugged me. S was intensely focussed on the lasers and strobes and seemed entirely hypnotised by the music. I reached for him and we kissed for a while, it felt more pure than anything I've ever felt before.
When I returned from the bathroom after refilling my water bottle I still felt as though I was walking through marshmallow, but I couldn't find the energy to dance. I still felt contentedness and pleasure at being at the rave, but I stood in the middle of the dance floor unmoving. C later informed me that he was worried for me because I looked unhappy as I stood amidst all these happy dancing ravers with my arms crossed over my chest, he told me I didn't look like I was having a good time at all. I know that internally I was wishing that the night would never end, but at the same time I wanted to find the ability to dance. I couldn't make myself let go and get taken away by the drug, which I found frustrating.
Later in the evening, some four or so hours after ingestion I had moments of utter fear.  I also had one very fleeting hallucination (which I believe to be as a result of strobe lights and a girl walking past me) of a woman hanging herself on a porch, vivid enough to take my breath away and for me to find myself a moment later clutching my shirt and shaking a little. These moments of terrror only lasted less than a second and I was not overwhelmed by them for the rest of the evening, but I have the mild suspicion that my overall frame of mind for the evening did not start at the right level of positivity for me to properly experience the full potential of ecstasy.
My next experience I intend to plan a little better. I will have the day off of work before hand so that I won't feel too fatigued (and work usually makes me grumpy too), and I want to try taking a little 5 HTP for the week prior, to hopefully give me a little bit of a serotonin boost. I fully intend to keep an open mind. :)
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Case Study: 1.3.7 -> 2.1.0
Many of you have done this, share your knowledge
(Well duh)
This would be a primary reason to upgrade.
Grails 2 introduced a *lot* of excellent testing support, including...
Since much of the community is moving forward with Grails 2, it will be easier to:
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Lets you jump between versions with ease
gvm install grails [version]
http://gvmtool.net/
Know how to hop around and make incremental progress!
Git, Mercurial, maybe SVN
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Can largely be found in grails documentation
Upgrading from previous versions of GrailsChanges in DataSource.groovy
dataSource {
driverClassName = "org.h2.Driver"
username = "sa"
password = ""
}
@Validateable
class SearchCommand {
}
The redirect() method now uses the grails.serverURL config setting
Public methods in controllers will now be treated as actions. If you don't want this, make them protected or private.
ConfigurationHolder.config -> grailsApplication.config
// Grails 1.x way
class myControllerTests extends GrailsUnitTestCase {
}
@TestFor(MyController)
@Mock([MyDomain])
class myControllerTests {
void testSomething() {
// No need to mockDomain() anymore, just save away!
MyDomain testInstance = new MyDomain(property: 'value').save()
def result = controller.get()
assert result == testInstance
}
}
// Grails 2.x way
@TestFor(MyController)
@Build([MyDomain, MyOtherDomain]) //Build-test-data plugin is great!
class myControllerSpec extends Specification {
// Be Spock-tastic
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given: "A domain instance to retrieve"
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when: "A call is issued to Controller.get"
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then: "We get the expected domain instance"
result == testInstance
}
}
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Try to keep new feature development to a minimum
Do a back-merge all at once, right before finishing. Communicate with your team!
Take a look for existing docs on how upgrade problems were solved...
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Apple begins construction on billion-dollar campus in Texas
The technology giant has broken ground on the new complex, which will house 5,000 employees when it opens in 2022.
Apple has begun construction on a billion-dollar (£775 million) campus in the US, which will house 5,000 employees when it opens in 2022.
The new site in Austin, Texas, is close to a production facility where the company said it has started building its new high-end Mac Pro computer.
The development follows the opening of the tech giant’s Apple Park headquarters in Cupertino, California, in 2017 – where the company now hosts its own media events in a dedicated on-site theatre named after late co-founder Steve Jobs.
Apple said the new Texas campus had the capacity to grow to 15,000 employees if necessary.
The iPhone maker’s chief executive Tim Cook said: “Building the Mac Pro, Apple’s most powerful device ever, in Austin is both a point of pride and a testament to the enduring power of American ingenuity.
“With the construction of our new campus in Austin now under way, Apple is deepening our close bond with the city and the talented and diverse workforce that calls it home.
“Responsible for 2.4 million American jobs and counting, Apple is eager to write our next chapter here and to keep contributing to America’s innovation story.”
Apple has been criticised by Donald Trump over the number of products the company manufactures in China, but did receive praise from the president last year when it announced new investment in the US.
The company said it will increase investment in manufacturing, engineering and other jobs – hiring an additional 20,000 people by 2023.
In 2016, the technology giant also confirmed it will create a new London headquarters in the redeveloped Battersea Power Station, which is expected to open in 2021 and become home to around 1,400 Apple staff.


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TABLE OF CONTENTS
A. GS1 Related B. GS2 Related POLITY 1. New J&K surrender policy to target local militants 2. J&K government to set up ‘milk villages’ 3. ‘Dispose of old cases in mission mode’ 4. Making caste slur on SC/STs over phone an offence, says SC 5. 210 govt. websites made Aadhaar details public: UIDAI 6. Govt. nod to suggestion on Haj quota increase C. GS3 Related ECONOMY 1. RBI to launch multimedia campaign 2. Centre to spur local electronics output 3. Centre readies institutional body to push electric mobility 4. ‘India up one notch in per capita GDP’ INTERNAL SECURITY AND DEFENSE RELATED DEVELOPMENTS 1. Tejas world-class fighter jet, plays defined role’ MISCELLANEOUS NEWS 1. ‘Trump village’ gets the biggest toilet pot model D. GS4 Related E. Prelims Fact F. UPSC Prelims Practice Questions G. UPSC Mains Practice Questions
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1. New J&K surrender policy to target local militants
Fresh surrender policy:
- Earlier, the surrender policy was limited to those who crossed the Line of Control into Pakistan-occupied Kashmir in the early 1990s and were stuck there.
- The new surrender policy is considering provision of “passports and jobs to any local youth who gives up the gun” and “support for his full assimilation into society.
2. J&K government to set up ‘milk villages’
In news:
- The Jammu and Kashmir government has hit upon the idea of setting up ‘milk villages’ across the State in an attempt to bridge the demand-supply deficit of milk.
- Under this ambitious project of the Animal Husbandry Department, 50 identified beneficiaries of the village will be provided 100% subsidy to establish dairy farm units on modern lines.
- The project would also provide an opportunity to Gujjars — the main milk producer’s group — to grow up economically and contribute to the State.
- Establishing ‘milk villages’ will not only improve the standard of life of the community, but also boost the economy and social status of the tribe.
3. ‘Dispose of old cases in mission mode’
In news:
- Union Law Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad urged judges of the High Courts and the district courts to work in a ‘mission mode’ to dispose of all 10-year-old pending cases as quickly as possible.
- He also called upon lawyers to give pre-litigation services and start pro bono advocacy to give honest, credible and free legal advice to the poor.
4. Making caste slur on SC/STs over phone an offence, says SC
In news:
- The Supreme Court has ruled that using casteist remarks over phone in a public place against the Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe category amounts to criminal offence, warranting a jail of a maximum five years.
- The apex court refused to stay criminal proceedings and quash an FIR against a person, who allegedly used derogatory casteist remarks over phone to a woman from the the SC/ST category.
5. 210 govt. websites made Aadhaar details public: UIDAI
In news:
- More than 200 central and State government websites publicly displayed details such as names and addresses of some Aadhaar beneficiaries
- The UIDAI took note and got the Aadhaar data removed from the said websites
UIDAI and Data security:
- UIDAI has a well-designed, multi-layer approach robust security system in place
- It is being constantly upgraded to maintain the highest level of data security and integrity
- The architecture of the Aadhaar ecosystem has been designed to ensure data security and privacy which is an integral part of the system from the initial design to the final stage
How does UIDAI ensure data security?
- Various policies and procedures have been defined, these are reviewed and updated continually
- This helps to appropriately control and monitor any movement of people, material, and data in and out of UIDAI premises
- Security audits are conducted on a regular basis to further strengthen security and privacy of data
6. Govt. nod to suggestion on Haj quota increase
In news:
- The government has accepted a high-level committee’s recommendation of increasing by over 3% the quota of private tour operators sending Haj pilgrims to Saudi Arabia.
- The high-level committee formed by the government to frame the draft ‘Haj Policy 2018-2022’ had made the recommendation last month.
- The committee had recommended that the quota of private tour operators be increased from the present 26.47% to 30%.
- Key fact: India has an annual Haj quota of 1.70 lakh. Out of this, according to the allocation for 2017, 1.25 lakh pilgrims could travel to Saudi Arabia through the Haj Committee of India (HCoI).
1. RBI to launch multimedia campaign
Context:
- New innovative approach to educate the citizens.
In news:
- The Reserve Bank is planning to launch a full-fledged multimedia and multilingual campaign to create general awareness among citizens of its regulations and initiatives.
- The RBI’s communication department has sought applications from advertising agencies for designing the creatives for the pan-India awareness campaign.
- The campaign will be in 14 languages — Hindi, Assamese, Bangla, Gujarati, Kannada, Malayalam, Marathi, Odia, Punjabi, Sindhi, Tamil, Telugu, Urdu, and English — with focus on regional languages.
- The media mix will include traditional ones such as newspapers, magazines, radio, television channels and cinema halls and new ones that include digital.
- It also plans to create an awareness campaign — Suno RBI Kya Kehta Hai — through SMSs to warn the public against falling prey to unsolicited and fictitious offers from fraudsters.
2. Centre to spur local electronics output
Context:
- Net zero imports in electronics by 2020
In news:
- The government is set to bring out a new policy to spur domestic electronics production by March 2018 in a bid to boost its flagship ‘Make in India’ programme and curb the country’s trade deficit.
- The government had first unveiled an Electronics Manufacturing Policy in 2012, which included schemes such as Modified Special Incentive Package Scheme and electronic development fund.
- The new policy is likely to take a re-look at the utility of these schemes which have either ended or will expire soon.
- Innovation, R&D: the revised National Policy on Electronics will strive to increase the competitiveness of the electronics manufacturing industry; innovation, R&D and start-ups; promoting research in emerging technologies and India-specific initiatives and strategies to promote/ incentivise exports in electronics system design and manufacturing.
- Key Fact: Domestic consumption of electronic hardware in India was $63.6 billion in 2014-15. Imports stood at $36.9 billion, as per NITI Aayog.
3. Centre readies institutional body to push electric mobility
In news:
- The government plans to set up a committee for an institutional framework on large-scale adoption of electric vehicles in India as a viable clean energy mode — particularly for shared mass transport — to help bring down alarming levels of pollution in big cities.
- The government think-tank NITI Aayog has sought comments from Ministries, including heavy industry, environment, road, transport and highways, and power on the issue and is in the process of chalking out the nitty-gritty of the framework.
- The panel will be tasked with issues related to electric mobility, including setting up of charging stations across the country and subsidising the cost of electric vehicles on a long-term basis.
- The Centre has recently invited proposals from cities with population of above 10 lakh for extending grants under the FAME India (Faster Adoption and Manufacturing of Electric and Hybrid Vehicles in India) scheme to promote large-scale adoption of EVs (electric vehicles) in multi-modal public transport.
4. ‘India up one notch in per capita GDP’
IMF data:
- India has moved up one position to 126 in terms of GDP per capita of countries.
- India still ranked lower than all its BRICS peers.
- Qatar remains the world’s richest on this parameter.
- The data, which forms part of the latest World Economic Outlook report of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), ranks over 200 countries in terms of per capita GDP based on purchasing power parity (PPP).
What is PPP?
- PPP is the rate at which the currency of one country needs to be converted into that of a second country to ensure that a given amount of the first country’s currency will purchase the same volume of goods and services in the second country as it does in the first.
Category: INTERNAL SECURITY AND DEFENSE RELATED DEVELOPMENTS
1. Tejas world-class fighter jet, plays defined role’
In news:
- Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd (HAL) manufacturer of Tejas states: The indigenously developed Tejas Light Combat Aircraft is a world class fighter jet and can effectively play its “defined” role in securing Indian skies.
- Tejas is a four-and-half generation world class fighter jet.
- IAF remarks: The aircraft is not enough to maintain its combat readiness and it needed to quickly procure a fleet of foreign single engine fighters to deal with any possible security challenges, in the backdrop of the dwindling size of its fighter fleet.
1. ‘Trump village’ gets the biggest toilet pot model
- World’s biggest toilet pot model was unveiled at Marora, popularly known as the ‘Trump village’, in Haryana on the World Toilet Day on Sunday in a bid to create awareness towards sanitation and use of toilets.
- The nondescript village, with a population of 1,800, in Mewat region was in June rechristened as ‘Trump village’ by NGO Sulabh International Social Service Organisation in a gesture to U.S. President Donald Trump ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Washington.
- A mega pot of toilet made up of iron, fibre, wood and plaster of Paris — measuring 20×10 feet — was unveiled in the hamlet to mark the World Toilet Day, which is observed on November 19 to inspire action to tackle the global sanitation crisis.
Nothing here for Today!!!
Nothing here for Today!!!
F. Practice Questions for UPSC Prelims Exam
Question 1. The area domination sometime in news is related to
- Construction of roads and sewage prior to occurrence of floods
- A cybercrime search operation to lure ISIS propagandists
- Deprive ground to anti-state elements and instill a sense of security in the local population
- Presence of CRPF in Naxalite hit area
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Question 2. Look at the following statements about Border Area Development Programme
- It is a scheme by NDA govt to fulfill obligation under Pradhan Mantri Gram sadak Yojana.
- It is extended to states in and around Pakistan and Bangladesh only.
- It is a lapsable central assistance.
Which of the statements given above is/are correct?
- All of the above
- Only 1 and 2
- Only 1and 3
- None of the above
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Question 3. With respect to the Puggie Community, consider the following statements
- Puggies are people with traditional knowledge of reading camel footprints.
- They are present in Kutch and Banaskantha in Rajasthan.
Select the correct answer using the code given below.
- Only 1
- Only 2
- All of the above
- None of the above
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Question 4. Which of the security groups is not correctly matched?
- Border Security Force (BSF)- Pakistan and Myanmar
- Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF)- Riots and Naxals
- Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP)- China
- Sashastra Seema Bal (SSB)- Nepal only
Choose the correct match
- Only 1
- Only 3 and 4
- Only 1 and 4
- Only 2 and 3
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Question 5. Read the following statements carefully and choose the incorrect answer by
using the codes given below:
- Air Defence Identification Zone (ADIZ) is airspace over land or water in which the identification, location, and control of civil aircraft is performed
- The concept of an ADIZ is defined in Tokyo Convention
- It covers only that country’s territory
- Only 1 and 2
- Only 2 and 3
- Only 1 and 3
- All of the above
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G. UPSC Mains Practice Questions
GS Paper I
- Clarify how mid-eighteenth century India was beset with the spectre of a fragmented polity. (2017)
GS Paper IV
- One of the tests of integrity is complete refusal to be compromised. Explain with reference to a real life example.(2017)
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This SRFI provides a few extra procedures and comparators to go with SRFI 128, Comparators. Implementers are urged to add them to their SRFI 128 libraries, for which reason they are not packaged as a separate library.
The original specification for comparators was SRFI 114. This was a large and complex SRFI with many procedures and comparators; its sample implementation had many bugs. I replaced it with SRFI 128, which is much simpler and cleaner. However, I now believe that SRFI 114 was cut back too far. In particular, there are no comparators (as opposed to comparator constructors) in SRFI 128. This SRFI provides the comparators of SRFI 114 that seem generally useful, so as to have them generally available without needing to define them locally.
The SRFI 114 procedures comparator-max
and
comparator-min
have also been restored because they
are equivalent to the max
and min
methods
of the Haskell typeclass Ord
. Comparators are equivalent
to the three typeclasses Eq
, Ord
, and
Hashable
, but the first and last typeclass do not
provide any additional methods not already available in SRFI 128
except inequality, which is normally not provided by Scheme
libraries. Equivalent procedures that accept a list have also been added.
(comparator-max
comparator obj1 obj2 ...)
(comparator-min
comparator obj1 obj2 ...)
(comparator-max-in-list
comparator list)
(comparator-min-in-list
comparator list)
These procedures are analogous to min
and max
respectively,
but may be applied to any orderable objects, not just to real numbers. They
apply the ordering procedure of comparator to the objects to find
and return a minimal (or maximal) object. The order in which the
values are compared is unspecified.
If two objects are equal in the sense of the comparator, either may be returned.
The -in-list
versions accept a single list argument.
These comparators are useful for comparing standard Scheme types, and should be more efficient than default comparators.
default-comparator
A pre-created default comparator.
It should behave exactly like a comparator returned by SRFI 128
make-default-comparator
.
The following pre-created comparators must provide both ordering predicates and
hash functions. They behave exactly like comparators returned from the
example calls on make-comparator
shown in SRFI 128.
boolean-comparator
A comparator for booleans such that #f
compares before #t
.
real-comparator
A comparator for real numbers such that smaller numbers compare before larger numbers.
char-comparator
A comparator for characters using Unicode codepoint order.
char-ci-comparator
A comparator for characters using char-ci<?
.
string-comparator
A comparator for strings using the implementation-specific
definition of string<?
.
string-ci-comparator
A comparator for strings using the implementation-specific
definition of string-ci<?
.
pair-comparator
Compares pairs as if by the application of make-pair-comparator
to pairs with default-comparator
as the car
and cdr
comparators.
list-comparator
Compares lists as if by the application of make-list-comparator
to lists
with default-comparator
as the element comparator.
vector-comparator
Compares vectors as if by the application of make-vector-comparator
to vectors
with default-comparator
as the element comparator.
The following comparators behave exactly like the comparators
returned by calls to make-eq-comparator
,
make-eqv-comparator
,
and make-equal-comparator
respectively.
eq-comparator
eqv-comparator
equal-comparator
The sample implementation is found in a single file in the repository of this
SRFI named srfi/128/162-impl.scm
. It should simply be included in
whichever SRFI 128 library is in use by the implementation. It is important
to include it after all other files. It is also of course necessary to
extend the library exports to include the four new procedures and
thirteen new comparators.
Alternatively, there is a full implementation of the (srfi 128)
library including all extensions from this SRFI. The supported
Schemes are Chicken 5 and Chibi.
The following files are part of the implementation:
srfi-128.scm
- Chicken 5 library for SRFI 128 + 162srfi/128.sld
- Chibi library for SRFI 128 + 162srfi/128/128-impl.scm
- SRFI 128 implementationsrfi/128/162-impl.scm
- SRFI 162 implementationsrfi/128/default.scm
- A portable implementation of
default-comparator
, which implementations should extendsrfi/128/r7rs-shim.scm
- A shim for Chicken 5 providing
the necessary R7RS-small proceduressrfi/128/complex-shim.scm
- A shim for implementations
that don't support complex numbersshared-tests.scm
- Shared tests depending on the
Chicken and Chibi test librarieschicken-tests.scm
- A Chicken 5 wrapper for testschibi-tests.scm
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The Thirteenth Floor: interdimensional mol
The tagline for The Thirteenth Floor is 'You can go there even though it doesn't exist.' As far as things go that don't exist, though, the simulated 1937 we start with is pretty convincing, or, is made even more convincing by Armin Mueller-Stahl's Hannon Fuller character, whose nervous eyes, hesitant accent, and slight bearing seem to somehow fit director Josef Ruznak's 1930s quite properly. Of course, however, Hannon Fuller is nervous for a reason: though the simulation is 'his,' he's nevertheless made some discovery about it, which he must pass on. But there'd be no movie if it was all that easy. Meaning he dies to forward the plot, and with him dies a lot of the potential depth of The Thirteenth Floor--the moral issues etc involved with using this alternate reality as a hedonistic rest stop, where you can have a whole nother identity if you choose. eXistenZ kind of stuff, just without the overt game aspect. Or, Dark City kind of stuff, without the skull-piercing hypodermics. Or, talking the last couple of weeks, Matrix kind of stuff, with a smaller budget and lot more noir.
But back to the plot Hannon Fuller died for, the investigation which results from his death and tries to form the dramatic backbone of the movie. The chief suspect here is research associate / business partner Douglas Hall (Craig Bierko playing Bruce Campbell), who, to clear himself, of course has to go back into the simulation, gumshoe around for clues. Like Mueller-Stahl, too, the costumers make him fit the 1930s very nicely. In fact, he fits there so well he starts having some ontological difficulty, ('what constitutes the real?') so when one of the computer-generated characters (Vincent D'Onofrio) begins acting strangely, as if he might somehow be aware that this is all computer-generated, the simulation starts crumbling. Along with Hall's life, and his chances of getting out of this investigation alive.
His only chance, really, is figuring out what role Fuller's long-lost-and-never-mentioned daughter Jane Fuller (Gretchen Mol) is playing. Or, really, figuring out who she is, if she is, all that fun stuff that goes hand in hand with virtual reality. In the detective drama The Thirteenth Floor is trying hard to emulate, Jane Fuller is the mysterious lady, the trouble-bringer. Meaning of course the two have to fall into bed together, just to settle their differences. And this goes on for a while, perhaps too long, or, definitely too long without some forward movement. But this is an easy mistake to make in noir--more attention given to how the rain looks on the asphalt at night than the dramatic stuff going on. At least there's no voice-over. That would have been too much. Is the ending a surprise, though? In light of eXistenZ, maybe not. Think of it as the Nightmare on Elm Street ending, the one for which Gotcha! had the right title.
Ignoring all the other VR movies for the moment, The Thirteenth Floor is strong; in light of them, however--or, in it's own Pink Floyd tribute-light (lasers, smoke)--things start to feel just a little conventional. The Thirteenth Floor isn't so much a victim of weak movie-making as it is a victim of a burgeoning genre, a genre trying to be both identifiable through a recognizable group of developments and original each time. Thing is, the two don't go hand in hand. Meaning a well-written, well-directed, well-acted movie like The Thirteenth Floor can fail, simply because it's not breaking any new ground. And who knows, perhaps Ruznak was aware of this, and thus made the outer fringes of his simulated world ('the VR-genre') degrade into lines of light, much like Tron, which had the freedom to create the conventions as it went along. The characters in The Thirteenth Floor stare out into that primal, laser-graphed reality with a combination of fear and desire, as if they wonder what might still be out there. The whole genre is wondering with them.
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The Google Earth Enterprise Portable server is a lightweight web server that runs on Mac OS X, Linux or Windows. The web server starts within seconds and begins serving one of the globes that has been saved to the Data directory. After the globe is served, a web browser automatically launches to display the globe.
You store your globes or maps in the Data
or maps
folder, depending on your OS. The GEE Portable interface lists all the globes and maps that you place in this folder. If you no longer want a globe or map to appear in the list, simply remove it from the folder.
The default location for globes in Windows is: C:/Program Files/Google/Google Earth Enterprise/Portable/Data/
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In Mac OS X, the path is: (your install location)/Google_Earth_Portable/maps
.
In Linux, the path is: (your install location)/Google_Earth_Portable/maps
.
You can change the default globe location. It is specified as globes_directory
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Double-click the Google Earth Enterprise Portable desktop shortcut created during installation.
A browser will automatically launch, pointing to http://localhost:9335, or your default address.
From your install location, open the Google_Earth_Portable folder and double-click Google Earth Portable.
A browser will automatically launch, pointing to http://localhost:9335, or your default address.
In Terminal, navigate to your Google_Earth_Portable directory.
Run the portable application (./portable
). You may need to chmod
or chown
the file if you do not have the required permissions.
To stop serving your globe, click the menu icon () and select quit from the menu.
Note: You can also double click a globe from your globes directory to begin serving it.
When disable_broadcasting
is set to False
in portable.cfg
, you can enable broadcasting using either of the following methods:
http://localhost:9335/?cmd=set_key&accept_all_requests=t
accept_all_requests True
to your portable.cfg
fileNote: By default, broadcasting is off and cannot be turned on via an http call to the API. This feature is controlled by the disable_broadcasting
flag, which is set to True
in portable.cfg
. However, if you set accept_all_requests
to True
in portable.cfg
, then broadcasting is enabled, regardless of the disable_broadcasting
state.
See Connect to a Portable globe
To change the globe being served, point your browser to http://localhost:9335. Click the folder icon () and select your globe. You can also double-click the globe file from your system (see Globe storage).
If you're accessing the globe with the Google Earth Enterprise Client, log out of the client and log back in to http://localhost:9335
.
If you want to serve a globe or map to a large number of users, you can use a Google Earth Enterprise Server (GEE Server) on a Linux machine instead of buying a GEE Portable license for each user's machine. A GEE Server license allows 10,000 users. In contrast, each GEE Portable license allows either 1 or 10 users. GEE Servers also let you:
gecutter enable
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By default, the cut globes are stored in the /opt/google/gehttpd/htdocs/cutter/globes
directory.
myserver.mydomainname.com/admin
, replacing myserver and mydomainname with your server and domain.
Note: If you do not know your username and password, contact your Google Earth Enterprise Server System Administrator.
/opt/google/gehttpd/htdocs/cutter/globes
directory (by default).
If you want to download the file, click the file name.
The registered portable map or globe now appears in the Databases list of the GEE Server Admin console.
myserver.mydomainname.com/MyCutGlobe
, where myserver and mydomainname are specific to your server.
A message appears to indicate that your portable map or globe has been published and the Publish point updates in the Databases list.
You can connect to a portable globe with the GEE Portable server, Google Earth Enterprise Client (EC), or the Google Earth API.
For Windows, double-click the GEE Portable desktop shortcut created during installation. For Mac OS X, from the Applications
folder, open the Google Earth Portable
folder and double-click Google Earth Portable to launch it. After it launches, click the Folder, then select the globe or map you want to view. You can view only one globe or map at a time.
Globes and maps that are broadcast on your local network might require an access key. If prompted, enter the key to view the globe or map. You can obtain the key from the person who is broadcasting the globe or map.
Launch the Google Earth EC client. When prompted for a server address, enter http://localhost:9335
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The GEE Portable server comes with a preconfigured HTML page called earth_local.html
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If you'd like to make your own custom Earth API application, start by making a copy of earth_local.html
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It's at http://localhost:9335/earth/earth_local.html
. To access the page, go to the administration page at http://localhost:9335
and click view in browser.
Click the Folder to view a list of the globes and maps you can access. Each globe or map is listed with its file name, description, creation date, and size.
Select a globe or map, then click the Menu then select Show layer list to see all the layers for that globe or map. You can use the list to select the layers you want the globe or map to display. To hide the layer list, click the Menu, then select Hide layer list.
The Google Earth Portable directory contains the portable.cfg
configuration file, either inside the Tools
subdirectory (Windows) or the .apps
subdirectory (OS X ). For Linux, the configuration file is at /gevol/portable/server/portable.cfg.
The Portable configuration file defines the editable options listed below.
port
. The port on which to serve the globe or map. The default is 9335. If you change the port, you must re-cut your globes and maps with the new port number.globes_directory
. The directory that contains the globe and map files.map_name
. The default globe or map to serve when GEE Portable launches.fill_missing_map_tiles
. If set to True
, enables pixel-filling from the ancestor map tile when there are no more tile descendants. Set this to False
if you want to clearly indicate areas that are beyond their natural resolution, or if you just want to improve performance. You can also improve performance by lowering the value of the max_missing_maps_tile_ancestor
option below.max_missing_maps_tile_ancestor
. If the fill_missing_map_tiles
option (above) is set to True
and no tiles exist at your current display level, this option specifies the maximum number of tiles to create from samples of the ancestor tiles. Using a lower value can improve performance because the server creates fewer tiles. The value is written as 2x by 2x sized pixels. By default, x = 3. (Or 23 by 23 pixels, which equals 8 x 8 pixels. This is Display Level 6, or 24 tiles). To lower the value, replace x with a number lower than 3.local_override
. If set to True
, GEE Portable looks for all the files on the server first before looking for them on your machine.disable_broadcasting
. By default, this flag is set to True, preventing broadcasting from being turned on via an http call to the API. However, if you set accept_all_requests
to True
in portable.cfg
, then broadcasting is enabled, regardless of the disable_broadcasting
state.accept_all_requests
. If set to True, GEE Portable accepts all requests to the server, and thus enables broadcasting, regardless of the state of the disable_broadcasting
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Snow Falling on Cedars
2 Stars (Out of 4)
Reviewed by Mac VerStandig
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November 17, 1999
USA Release Date - January 7, 2000
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Despite being a visual marvel and cinematic triumph, Snow Falling on Cedars is ultimately a failure in terms of living up to its potential and expectations. That Universal is marketing this film for Best Picture is an insult to the Academy's intellect. The production does have moments of glory, namely riveting courtroom scenes and the aforementioned cinematography.
It is December, 1950 in the state of Washington and prejudice runs thick among locals. One morning an American body is found murdered at sea. The man soon standing trial is Japanese. To Kill A Mock85oops, sorry, I = mean Snow Falling on Cedars focuses on the obvious racism involved. As someone points out of the trial "Every once in a while, somewhere in the world, humanity goes on trial."
The film is based on David Guterson's novel of the same title. Humor aside, there is a strong argument that this work is little more than a poorly disguised adaptation of To Kill a Mockingbird. The only major difference is that in To Kill a Mockingbird the stories and characters outside of the trial are well developed and intriguing. Here they are like a random collage. In that sense, Snow Falling on Cedars is more like Mike Figgis' awful film The Loss of Sexual Innocence where footage of unrelated stories was shot and randomly assembled on an editing table.
The court scenes are truly excellent and even solicit memories of classics like Inherit the Wind. Max Von Sydow plays Nels Gudmundson, the defense lawyer. Like the brilliant Dustin Hoffman in Sleepers, he is shaky and visually unintimidating. But when his character goes after witnesses it is truly a classic courtroom drama. Von Sydow should be applauded and may even see his name as a long shot Best Supporting Actor nomination. Equally magnificent is James Cromwell as the presiding judge, determined to have a trial without prejudice.
Snow Falling on Cedars is a genuinely attractive film. The title-descriptive winter scenery could easily comprise a calendar (a rarity for any image absent a semi-nude woman in the 90's.) Interestingly, the camera is almost always either focussed on a person's face or a large, rich scene. There are very few half-way shots. These facial portraits are further enhanced by being only half lit, yin-yang style. Unfortunately even this engaging technique sheds light on a flaw: everyone's makeup is perfect.
The court scenes are particularly effective because the script creates a genuine hatred towards certain prejudice characters. Not since Jack Nicholson's riveting performance in A Few Good Men has a film been so effective at creating such feelings towards a witness. Just as facial portraits reveal unrealistic makeup, dE9j=E0 vu of that 1991 production = is a too strong to be ignored. The pinnacle of this is when a witness is questioned about their phone calls in the same manner that Tom Cruise bombarded Nicholson some eight years ago.
It is most unfortunate that courtroom drama, excellent acting and visual ecstasy like this must be ruined by murky plot lines and poor adaptation. Ironically, yin-yang is more than just some characters' portraits, it is an underlying theme of Snow Falling on Cedars.
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