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Period pain is common and a normal part of your menstrual cycle. Most women get it at some point in their lives.
It's usually felt as painful muscle cramps in the tummy, which can spread to the back and thighs.
The pain sometimes comes in intense spasms, while at other times it may be dull but more constant.
It may also vary with each period. Some periods may cause little or no discomfort, while others may be more painful.
Sometimes you may get pelvic pain even when you do not have your period.
Period pain happens when the muscular wall of the womb tightens (contracts). Mild contractions continually occur in your womb, but they're usually so mild that most women cannot feel them.
During your period, the wall of the womb starts to contract more vigorously to help the womb lining shed as part of your period.
When the wall of the womb contracts, it compresses the blood vessels lining your womb. This temporarily cuts off the blood supply – and oxygen supply – to your womb. Without oxygen, the tissues in your womb release chemicals that trigger pain.
While your body is releasing these pain-triggering chemicals, it's also producing other chemicals called prostaglandins. These encourage the womb muscles to contract more, further increasing the level of pain.
It's not known why some women have more period pain than others. It may be that some women have a build-up of prostaglandins, which means they experience stronger contractions.
Less commonly, period pain can be caused by an underlying medical condition.
Period pain linked to an underlying medical condition tends to affect older women. Women aged 30 to 45 are most commonly affected.
Medical conditions that can cause period pain include:
An intrauterine device (IUD) is a type of contraception made from copper and plastic that fits inside the womb. It can also sometimes cause period pain, particularly during the first few months after it's inserted.
You may notice a change in your normal pattern of pain if your period pain is linked to a medical condition or a contraceptive IUD. For example, the pain may be more severe or it may last much longer than normal.
You may also have:
See a GP if you have any of these symptoms as well as period pain.

The pain usually lasts 48 to 72 hours, although it can last longer. It's usually at its worst when your bleeding is heaviest.
Young girls often have period pain when they begin getting periods. Read more about starting periods.
Period pain that does not have an underlying cause tends to improve as a woman gets older. Many women also notice an improvement after they've had children.
In most cases period pain is mild enough to treat at home.
You can take ibruprofen and aspirin to help manage your pain.
However, do not take ibuprofen or aspirin if you have asthma or stomach, kidney or liver problems. Aspirin should not be taken by anyone under 16 years of age.
You could also try paracetamol, but studies have shown that it does not reduce pain as well as ibuprofen or aspirin.
If ordinary painkillers do not help, your GP may prescribe a stronger painkiller, such as naproxen or codeine.
You could also try:
See a GP if you have severe period pain or your normal pattern of periods changes – for example, if your periods become heavier than usual or irregular.
The GP may want to feel your tummy (abdomen) to check it feels normal.
If your symptoms are unusual, the GP may carry out an internal examination, sometimes known as a pelvic examination. This can be helpful in diagnosing or ruling out other causes of your period pain.
You may be prescribed the contraceptive pill. It can ease period pain because it thins the womb lining and reduces the amount of prostaglandin your body releases.
A thinner womb lining means the muscles of the womb do not have to contract as much when it sheds. Your period will also be lighter.
If the contraceptive pill is not suitable for you, the contraceptive pill or the contraceptive injection are good alternatives.
The Mirena intrauterine system (IUS) can also sometimes help with painful periods.
If your period pain has not been controlled after 3 months of treatment with painkillers or a suitable hormonal contraceptive, your GP may refer you to a specialist, which will usually be a gynaecologist.
The specialist will carry out further tests to help confirm or rule out an underlying medical condition. Tests you may have include:
If your period pain is caused by an underlying medical condition, your treatment will depend on which condition you have.
For example, if you have pelvic inflammatory disease (PID), you may need antibiotics to treat the infection, while fibroids may need to be surgically removed.
Period pain that's part of your normal menstrual cycle will not affect your fertility. However, if the cause is a medical condition, this may affect your fertility.
For example, endometriosis and pelvic inflammatory disease can cause scarring and a build-up of tissue in your fallopian tubes, making it harder for sperm to reach and fertilise an egg.
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Resonance Audio room component that simulates environmental effects of a room with respect to the properties of the attached game object.
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Humans understand language based on the rich background knowledge about how the physical world works, which in turn allows us to reason about the physical world through language. In addition to the properties of objects (e.g., boats require fuel) and their affordances, i.e., the actions that are applicable to them (e.g., boats can be driven), we can also reason about if–then inferences between what properties of objects imply the kind of actions that are applicable to them (e.g., that if we can drive something then it likely requires fuel).
In this paper, we investigate the extent to which state-of-the-art neural language representations, trained on a vast amount of natural language text, demonstrate physical commonsense reasoning. While recent advancements of neural language models have demonstrated strong performance on various types of natural language inference tasks, our study based on a dataset of over 200k newly collected annotations suggests that neural language representations still only learn associations that are explicitly written down.
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Mix the lemon zest, juice and chicken stock together.
Heat a wok or frying pan until hot then add the groundnut oil. Add the sherry to the chicken and stir through, then add to the hot wok and stir fry for 2 minutes until just sealed. Add the chilli, garlic and ginger and the lemon and chicken stock. Bring to the boil, stirring well. Reduce the heat to a simmer and cook for 4-5 minutes until the chicken is cooked through and the sauce thickened.
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One of the tenets of logic programming is that terms are immutable objects of the Herbrand universe, and the only sense in which they can be modified is by means of instantiating non-ground parts. There are, however, algorithms where destructive assignment is essential for performance. Although alien to the ideals of logic programming, this feature can be defended on practical grounds.
SICStus Prolog provides an abstract datatype and three operations for efficient backtrackable destructive assignment. In other words, any destructive assignments are transparently undone on backtracking. Modifications that are intended to survive backtracking must be done by asserting or retracting dynamic program clauses instead. Unlike previous releases of SICStus Prolog, destructive assignment of arbitrary terms is not allowed.
A mutable term is represented as a compound term with a
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In the batch processing system, you normally try to run the system at 100 percent during the batch job. In contrast, in an OLTP system, you hold some system capacity in reserve for peak times or checkpoints. Unlike OLTP systems, where there are many users with small queries, a batch processing system typically has only one job running on the system. This job should take advantage of the entire capacity of the system. By avoiding I/O bottlenecks, this is achievable.
NOTE: Usually, I see systems configured with an I/O capacity not suitable for their required tasks. By having an I/O capacity insufficient for your work load, you will most likely see a significant I/O bottleneck, which can severely degrade performance.
The following list shows some of the typical load characteristics of a batch processing system:
- A small number of processes on the system. This is true unless you are taking advantage of the Parallel Query option, which adds more processes and subsequently more process switches.
- Minimal network traffic during transaction processing and significant network traffic during load and unload. Typically, there is very little network traffic during the time the batch transactions are running. If you use a LAN to load and unload the database, there is significant network traffic during those times.
- Heavy I/O usage. Batch processing systems usually generate large amounts of I/O to the data files. These I/Os may be somewhat random during the transaction processing phase of the job but are sequential during the load and index creation phases. If you can take advantage of the Oracle Parallel Query option, you will see more random access to the index files.
- Moderate to heavy redo log usage. The amount of load on the system caused by use of the redo log depends on the type of transactions you are running.
- Moderate to heavy use of rollback segments. The amount of load on the system caused by use of rollback segments depends on your transactions.
- Moderate to large amounts of memory. In some batch processing jobs, a large amount of memory is used; in other jobs, only a small amount of memory is necessary. Things like large sorts and joins can take advantage of large amounts of memory. Exports and direct loads do not need significant amounts of RAM.
By looking at the characteristics of a batch processing system, you can make decisions about how some design ideas can help performance. But before you look at some design ideas, you should first set the goals you want to achieve from the design.
Goals
The goal in tuning a batch processing system is to build a system that has certain characteristics. Here are the characteristics of an optimally tuned batch processing system:
- The system should be CPU bound. When you remove all other bottlenecks, the system should be able to process at its limits: the speed of the CPUs.
- The system is not disk bound. Any disk bottleneck degrade performance. If this is the case, you should add more or faster disks.
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- The system meets any additional requirements you have. With many batch processing systems, the work must be completed within a certain time. You may have this or some other constraint on your system.
Goal setting is always a good idea. By setting goals, you can judge the success or failure of the system in a quantitative manner. Goal setting can also help you properly size the system necessary for the job.
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By characterizing the system and examining the various aspects of your particular workload, you can design a system that takes advantage of your systems particular qualities. Each system has its own characteristics and workload and should be designed to take advantage of them.
Making generalizations about a batch processing system is practically impossible because of the different types of jobs done in batch. The processes your particular system does should determine your particular configuration.
Your specific batch job may involve only query processing or may involve large numbers of updates. You may or may not do large joins or sorts. Batch is such a general term that it is impossible to make specific assumptions about what you will be doing.
Here are the particular assumptions this chapter makes:
- Database loads and unloads are a part of the batch processing job. Loads may occur through import or using the database loader. The term unload refers to exports or backups or some other method of extracting the data from the database.
- Index creation is part of the batch processing job. After the data has been loaded, indexes are created.
- Only one job is running on the machine at a time. No concurrent jobs are being done. This is not to say that the batch job does not perform various functions; rather, the concurrency of transactions can be determined by the database administrator and application designer.
Because batch systems have such diverse functions, I recommend that you examine the design suggestions in the next section and see how they may or may not relate to your system configuration. By doing so, you can determine which ideas will work for you and which will not.
Your system design should be based on the unique characteristics of your application. Remember that the more time you spend up-front in database and application design, the more optimized your system will be. The combination of well-tuned hardware, OS, and RDBMS contributes to the performance of the system as a whole.
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Boiler Room (* * * 1/2) Starring Giovanni Ribisi, Vin Diesel, Nikky Katt Directed By Ben Younger New Line Cinema, Rated R, 2000 Running Time: 2 Hours
By Sean Molloy
LIGHT SPOILERS
People who say that money is the root of all evil have never had any. So says Jim (Ben Affleck), the trainee whip at the J.T. Marlin brokerage firm. Jim is a millionaire. You, too, will be millionaires if you come on board, Jim tells an entire roomful of nineteen and twenty year old guys, and they believe him. His passionate speeches and promises of fast money are what draw them in. The huge houses, big screen televisions, and expensive cars in the parking lot are what keep them there. Among the believers is Seth (Giovanni Ribisi), a kid who runs a back door casino in his apartment. Watching these scenes is all too reminiscent of the brand of cult behavior you'd find at a recruiting session for a pyramid scheme... I've seen friends fall prey to this brand of seductive half-logic, shut themselves off, and turn into propaganda-spewing sales robots. Let me assure you, it's not a pretty sight.
The J.T. Marlin firm is what's known as a chop shop; they use high-pressure sales tactics to push stocks that don't exist on faceless people over the telephone. Its members quote David Mamet's Glengarry Glen Ross and Oliver Stone's Wall Street as if they were reading from the Bible, and take every word from these films with their irony and sarcasm detectors held in the off position with a piece of duct tape.
To my surprise, there's been an inordinate amount of internet-fueled backlash against how the characters are trying too hard to sound hip and cool, and all they accomplish is that they wind up sounding like posers. All I can say to that is, well... duh. Boiler Room shows us an entire stock-market subculture that's traded individuality for a quick buck; it presents us with figures that have ceased being people and have become simple tools to perform a job. They smack of phoniness, and we witness through their pathetic attempts at "romance" and snap bar fights how they can't function in society, but only amongst themselves and in the context of their work. There are themes at work here that are addressed in David Fincher's Fight Club... only these brokers aren't fighting to break free from societal chains, but rather to keep themselves from losing them.
Most of the J.T. Marlin family chooses to shut its eyes and plug its ears against the obvious fact that the firm isn't exactly on the up and up... senior broker Chris is one of them (Chris is well played by Vin Diesel, who also stars in this week's Pitch Black, and the guy displays an undeniable charisma in both of these films.)
But unlike the others, Seth soon begins to understand the grotesque machine he has become a part of, and he does not like what he sees. When his sense of ethics kicks in, he's torn between the huge amounts of money he stands to make and the fact that he just screwed over a family man in order to make that money. He toys with the old soldiers' adage of "just obeying orders" to try and justify it to himself, but he eventually realizes he simply can't go on living like that.
This is where Boiler Room makes its most effective move. The film genuinely complicates Seth's motives by making him a kid who, when all is said and done, simply craves the approval of his father. This layer of the movie adds a welcome dimension to what easily could have been another exercise in tired, generic ethics. The treatment of Seth's girlfriend Abby (Nia Long) is another refreshing piece of the picture. Their romance seems genuine, the potential interracial political correctness is held at bay; and as Seth's moral center, she doesn't simply offer the good and righteous answers - her views are often as skewed as his own.
My only complaint comes at the end, and it's a trap that too many good films tend to fall into. Boiler Room goes a long way to demonstrate the wrongs Seth has done and how he feels about it - through interjecting scenes of the people whose lives Seth has destroyed, as well as through Seth's own actions. But then the movie decides to spell out in big, bold letters what we already know, and a character essentially delivers a sermon on what the audience has already been effectively shown. So a note to filmmakers: Subtlety and subtext are wondrous things, put faith in the intelligence of your audience, and trust that you got your message across. Please, I'm begging you, don't beat me over the head with it.
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Topics ：A stream of messages belonging to a particular category is called a topic. Data is stored in topics.
Topics are split into partitions. For each topic, Kafka keeps a mini-mum of one partition. Each such partition contains messages in an immutable ordered sequence. A partition is implemented as a set of segment files of equal sizes.
Partition ： Topics may have many partitions, so it can handle an arbitrary amount of data.
Partition offset ： Each partitioned message has a unique sequence id called as offset.
Replicas of partition ： Replicas are nothing but backups of a partition. Replicas are never read or write data. They are used to prevent data loss.
Brokers ： Brokers are simple system responsible for maintaining the pub-lished data. Each broker may have zero or more partitions per topic. Assume, if there are N partitions in a topic and N number of brokers, each broker will have one partition.
Assume if there are N partitions in a topic and more than N brokers (n + m), the first N broker will have one partition and the next M broker will not have any partition for that particular topic.
Assume if there are N partitions in a topic and less than N brokers (n-m), each broker will have one or more partition sharing among them. This scenario is not recommended due to unequal load distri-bution among the broker.
Kafka Cluster ： Kafka’s having more than one broker are called as Kafka cluster. A Kafka cluster can be expanded without downtime. These clusters are used to manage the persistence and replication of message data.
Producers ： Producers are the publisher of messages to one or more Kafka topics. Producers send data to Kafka brokers. Every time a producer pub-lishes a message to a broker, the broker simply appends the message to the last segment file. Actually, the message will be appended to a partition. Producer can also send messages to a partition of their choice.
Consumers ： Consumers read data from brokers. Consumers subscribes to one or more topics and consume published messages by pulling data from the brokers.
Leader ： Leader is the node responsible for all reads and writes for the given partition. Every partition has one server acting as a leader.
Follower ： Node which follows leader instructions are called as follower. If the leader fails, one of the follower will automatically become the new leader. A follower acts as normal consumer, pulls messages and up-dates its own data store.
Whole flow of the Producer
// 1.确认数据要发送到的 topic 的 metadata 是可用的
（如果该 partition 的 leader 存在则是可用的，如果开启权限时，client 有相应的权限），如果没有 topic 的 metadata 信息，就需要获取相应的 metadata；
// 2.序列化 record 的 key 和 value
（可以指定，也可以根据算法计算）；
// 3. 获取该 record 的 partition 的值（可以指定,也可以根据算法计算）
// 4. 向 accumulator 中追加数据
// 5. 如果 batch 已经满了,唤醒 sender 线程发送数据
（或者batch 的剩余空间不足以添加下一条 Record），则唤醒 sender 线程发送数据。
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1. 官网： Apache Kafka[https://link.zhihu.com/?target=https%3A//kafka.apache.org/documentation/] 自然是最重要的，其实把官网文档完全理解了已经算是掌握得非常好了
2. JIRA列表：Kafka[https://link.zhihu.com/?target=https%3A//issues.apache.org/jira/browse/KAFKA/%3FselectedTab%3Dcom.atlassian.jira.jira-projects-plugin%3Asummary-panel] - ASF JIRA Kafka issue列表，使用关键字去搜索你碰到的实际问题
3. Kafka KIP[https://link.zhihu.com/?target=https%3A//cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/KAFKA/Kafka%2BImprovement%2BProposals]： Kafka Improvement Proposals 可以看到最新的Kafka新功能提议及其讨论
4. Kafka设计文档：Index - Apache Kafka - Apache Software Foundation[https://link.zhihu.com/?target=https%3A//cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/KAFKA/Index] 几乎可以找到所有的Kafka设计文档，其中关于controller和新版client的文章非常值得一看
5. StackOverflow: Newest 'apache-kafka' Questions [https://link.zhihu.com/?target=http%3A//stackoverflow.com/questions/tagged/apache-kafka%3Fsort%3Dnewest%26pageSize%3D15]stackoverflow上的kafka问题区，里面多是小白问题，但有些问题也是很有深度的~~
6. IRC归档日志： IRC Logs for #apache-kafka[https://link.zhihu.com/?target=https%3A//botbot.me/freenode/apache-kafka/]IRC频道中有很多有价值的问题，有时候不比stackoverflow差
7. Confluent Blog： Confluent Blog: Apache Kafka Best Practices, Product Updates & More[https://link.zhihu.com/?target=https%3A//www.confluent.io/blog/] Kafka开发团队维护的一个技术博客，里面很多极具技术深度的文章
中文部分
1. 美团李志涛博客：apache kafka技术分享系列(目录索引) - 李志涛的专栏 - 博客频道 - CSDN.NET[https://link.zhihu.com/?target=http%3A//blog.csdn.net/lizhitao/article/details/39499283] 这是Kafka中国社区QQ群管理员李志涛的博客，里面的内容很详尽，虽然更新程度并不是很快
2. 我的博客(厚着脸皮推荐一下)：胡夕 - 博客园 [https://link.zhihu.com/?target=https%3A//www.cnblogs.com/huxi2b/] 我的博客没有像我们群主大大李志涛那样有清晰的目录结构，只是随性而为，想到什么就写什么了。有兴趣也可以看看
3. OrcHome: kafka中文教程 - OrcHome 不知道这是国内的哪位大神维护的一个Kafka问答网站，里面的内容不输李志涛的博客，有兴趣也可以看看
4. Kafka中国社区QQ群(再厚着脸皮推荐一下。。。)： 162272557， 国内最大的Kafka技术qq群，有兴趣可以加进来一起讨论
5. 还有就是一些散布在网上的其他文章了， 只是在阅读时一定注意发表时间。2015年或以前发表的多是老版本Kafka的一些特性，要注意与新版本的适配性。


| corpcor-package | The corpcor Package |
| cor.shrink | Shrinkage Estimates of Covariance and Correlation |
| cor2pcor | Compute Partial Correlation from Correlation Matrix - and Vice Versa |
| cov.shrink | Shrinkage Estimates of Covariance and Correlation |
| crossprod.powcor.shrink | Fast Computation of the Power of the Shrinkage Correlation Matrix |
| decompose.cov | Rebuild and Decompose the (Inverse) Covariance Matrix |
| decompose.invcov | Rebuild and Decompose the (Inverse) Covariance Matrix |
| estimate.lambda | Estimation of Shrinkage Intensities |
| estimate.lambda.var | Estimation of Shrinkage Intensities |
| fast.svd | Fast Singular Value Decomposition |
| invcor.shrink | Fast Computation of the Inverse of the Covariance and Correlation Matrix |
| invcov.shrink | Fast Computation of the Inverse of the Covariance and Correlation Matrix |
| is.positive.definite | Positive Definiteness of a Matrix, Rank and Condition Number |
| make.positive.definite | Positive Definiteness of a Matrix, Rank and Condition Number |
| mpower | Compute the Power of a Real Symmetric Matrix |
| pcor.shrink | Shrinkage Estimates of Partial Correlation and Partial Variance |
| pcor2cor | Compute Partial Correlation from Correlation Matrix - and Vice Versa |
| powcor.shrink | Fast Computation of the Power of the Shrinkage Correlation Matrix |
| pseudoinverse | Pseudoinverse of a Matrix |
| pvar.shrink | Shrinkage Estimates of Partial Correlation and Partial Variance |
| rank.condition | Positive Definiteness of a Matrix, Rank and Condition Number |
| rebuild.cov | Rebuild and Decompose the (Inverse) Covariance Matrix |
| rebuild.invcov | Rebuild and Decompose the (Inverse) Covariance Matrix |
| sm.index | Some Tools for Handling Symmetric Matrices |
| sm2vec | Some Tools for Handling Symmetric Matrices |
| var.shrink | Shrinkage Estimates of Covariance and Correlation |
| vec2sm | Some Tools for Handling Symmetric Matrices |
| wt.moments | Weighted Expectations and Variances |
| wt.scale | Weighted Expectations and Variances |
| wt.var | Weighted Expectations and Variances |


| DOSE: |
repeated |
smoked |
Opium |
We had hiked six hours into the jungle, somewhere in North Thailand; a typical hill trek to a Karen hill-tribe village that the backpackers and tourists commonly do.
After dinner, after the rest either went to bed or drank with one of the guides, I took the other guide aside and expressed my interest in opium. I did not want to ask any of the hill-tribe members directly, lest it be taken as offense. Nor did I want to let any of the other backpacker folk know of my intentions—as much to avoid the anti-drug sneers as to avoid recruiting other smokers, who may have been less interested in having a new and true drug experience in its proper historical and cultural context, as opposed to just getting “fucked up”.
The guide said that the hill-tribe did indeed grow opium, and that there were some regular smokers in the village. He went and talked with the “chief”, as he called him.
We waited for the drinkers to go to bed, and then the guide and I entered one of the huts (a large wooden structure on wood-stilts, with “rooms” partitioned by blankets. The “chief” had set up a makeshift opium den for us—three Thai-style cushions with pillows where we would each lie prostrate, set around the smoking set.
By candlelight, the three of us took turns smoking 5 “pipes” each. Each pipe consisted of a round “pill” of fresh opium mixed with some ash, smoked through a bamboo pipe with a round bowl at the far end…a traditional-looking opium pipe as compared to the more ornate ones I had seen at the night bazaar in the city.
I was a fairly regular user of codeine, and I had had my share of heavier opioids. I knew codeine was one of the main alkaloids from Papaver somniferum poppies, and because of this, I assumed a similar subjective high I received from codeine on a regular basis (though perhaps more pronounced); I also figured I would tolerate the raw opium quite well—However, it was another experience entirely.
After the first five pipes, I felt light-headed, as though on a small dose of codeine perhaps. I was a bit chatty, and the “chief” persuaded me to shut up and lie down and let it take effect.
At ten pipes, I felt very hazy, though it still seemed comparable to a strong, pleasant codeine high.
I lost count, and smoked between 20–25 pipes…we lay there in this makeshift “room” for what could have been hours. When I went to bed I felt as though walking in a dream. I was surprised I made it down the ladder from the hut without falling. Each motion seemed slow and delayed and unreal, dream-like. The jungle village we were in was pitch black by this time, and this and its pure silence added to the dream-like state. When I returned to my sleeping area, I proceeded through the night in a complete trance, unable to tell if I was awake or asleep.
I attempted to write, and only got about a paragraph down before nodding out. I would then realize my eyes were still open, and I hadn’t actually fallen asleep, or if I had, it was impossible to tell how long. The entire night seemed like a waking dream, and I’m not sure how much actual sleep I got, if any. The pure darkness and silence of the jungle definitely added to this confusion.
As light broke through the village, I became aware again of my surroundings. I was exhausted in the morning, and I had a piercing headache. I held back a horrible nausea until I simply couldn’t contain it. I ran out from my mosquito-netted area, and threw up violently behind our sleeping area. A village woman looked up at me with a half-smile, knowing exactly why I was sick. She didn’t seem angry, cynical, or amused, just accepting of it. On my end however, I felt somewhat guilty, as I knew there were village children around, and I didn’t want my ongoing vomiting to be seen by them. Children can be exposed to opium in these villages at very young ages, and while it may be inevitable that they will eventually grow to use it, I didn’t want to be any part of that youth-corrupting equation (though, in defense, my extreme hangover and violent vomiting could easily have had a dissuasive effect).
After at least fifteen minutes of horrible, projectile vomiting, I was empty. The headache and nausea did not stop however. Being way out in the jungle, with another 6-hour hike out of the jungle, suddenly became a major survival issue for me. It was do-or-die. I got down as much water as I could take for re-hydration, and was able to eat a bit of dry toast. And then I walked on out, drinking as much water as possible to keep hydrated. And slowly the opium hangover subsided.
Retrospective:
It was a beautiful state while it lasted—complete chimerical experience beyond pleasure or fear. I was just existing in a state between waking and asleep. But this was Not anything like a typical ‘nod-out’ on other opioids.
I met with the guide the night after back in the city. He told me most tourists that try opium tend to smoke no more after the first session of just 3 to 5 “pipes”. I had smoke four-to-five times this, and my experience and tolerance to other opiates/opioids really didn’t prepare me for my first attempt at straight opium.
Despite the Horrible hangover, I actually see the above as a positive experience, as hiking out of that jungle became a major survival moment for me. I knew I had to just pick myself up and keep walking, regardless of how awful I was feeling.
I would not be averse to trying opium again (and indeed, I have in successive trips), but I am much more moderate and careful with the amounts I smoke/ingest.
For potential first-time users, I would take the above as a warning against going overboard. Stay minimal, especially if it is your first time smoking. As I said, even being a very experienced user of drugs that are directly from and/or based on Papaver somniferum opium poppies, didn’t prepare me for the real thing.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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Event based Bootstrap alerts.
A jQuery plugin for displaying Bootstrap alerts via jQuery events.
<div data-alerts="alerts" data-titles="{'warning': 'Warning!'}" data-ids="myid" data-fade="3000">
 <button id="warn-me" class="btn">Click to see a warning alert</button>
Priority: error/danger, warning, info/notice, success
Enable binding of an element via JavaScript:
$("#example").bsAlerts({'titles': {'warning': 'Warning!'}});
Just add data-alerts="alerts"
to your element to bind automatically.

| Name | type | default | description |
|---|---|---|---|
| titles | object | {} | Optional title for each priority: error, warning, info, success |
| ids | string | '' | Comma separated list of alert ids to listen for. In addition to the standard events, events in the form 'set-alert-id-{alert_id}' will also be listened for. Works with jQuery-bsFormAlerts. |
| fade | integer | 0 | If set to an integer greater than 0, the alerts will be faded out and removed after the given number of milliseconds. |
The bound element will listen for an add event that will send the alert data as an object. You can also pass an array of alerts, with any priority, and they will all be displayed in their respective color.
// send an error alert $(document).trigger("add-alerts", { message: "This is an error", priority: "error" });
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The last hours I made a great new plugins for german-speaking people.
It displays you the last news from the german fan-page battlefield-3.org.
I hope you enjoy it :)
Battlefield-3.org News feed
http://screen.pkern.at/2012-09-19_2138.png
Plugin:
http://bblog.pkern.at/battlefield-3.org.js
Changelog
v1.0 (19.09.2012)
-Release.
v1.1 (19.09.2012)
- Fixed: When refreshing the site (clicking on battlelog logo) the news feed wasn't shown anymore
v1.2 (26.09.2012)
- Reworked the whole script. Optimized server-side caching of the news feed.[/*:m]
- Added auto-reload every 30 minutes.
v1.2.1 (26.09.2012)
- Fixed: Newsfeed was attached twice, because a fail of the timer.
v1.2.1 (30.09.2012)
- Some fixes and code changes.
v2.0: (21.11.2012)
- Complete rewrite to BBLog v3.0 and some improvements.
Good to know
There's also a simple trick how to display more news. Simply add the amount after the link. Like:
http:// bblog.pkern.at/battlefield-3.org.js?count=4
This link will now show the last 4 news. It's possible up to 14 news.
Maybe you should change this plugin into one where you can add your own favorite fan-site? Not specially Battlefield-3.org. ;-)
Topicstarter
Patschi
Helping Hand
This isn't possible, because this plugin reads out the source of the webpage and is parsing it. I only can make own plugins for other sites :)
Topicstarter
Patschi
Helping Hand
Update
v1.1
[*]Fixed: When refreshing the site (clicking on battlelog logo) the news feed wasn't shown anymore[/*:m]
Prokill
Possible to make an english one for BattlefieldO?
http://battlefieldo.com/
I know battlelog+ had these but i use BBlog.
Pun1a
Helping Hand
Why parse the Website? Use RSS!
Topicstarter
Patschi
Helping Hand
Prokill wrote:
Possible to make an english one for BattlefieldO?
http://battlefieldo.com/
I know battlelog+ had these but i use BBlog.
Good idea. I started programming it now and it's in test-phase now. I only have to add the images of the news, which isn't easier as it seems. The page hided the images very good :)
But here the first look:
http://screen.pkern.at/2012-09-20_1339.png
Topicstarter
Patschi
Helping Hand
Pun1a wrote:
Why parse the Website? Use RSS!
With RSS I also have to parse the content to get the images into the right variables... battlefieldo.com doesn't support RSS :)
(They have one, but it's not working...)
Topicstarter
Patschi
Helping Hand
Prokill wrote:
Possible to make an english one for BattlefieldO?
http://battlefieldo.com/
I know battlelog+ had these but i use BBlog.
Your request is done:
http://getbblog.com/viewtopic.php?f=22&t=765
:)
Wutzmann
Hi Patschi,
the same question I asked to "TSViewer plugin" just vice versa:
is it possible to get the "Battlefield-3.org News Plugin" plugin under the Game Activity box?
:-)
Topicstarter
Patschi
Helping Hand
Wutzmann wrote:
Hi Patschi,
the same question I asked to "TSViewer plugin" just vice versa:
is it possible to get the "Battlefield-3.org News Plugin" plugin under the Game Activity box?
:-)
Done :)
Take a look in the first post of the thread. Have fun!
Topicstarter
Patschi
Helping Hand
Big update!
v1.2
[*]Reworked the whole script. Optimized server-side caching of the news feed.[/*:m]
[*]Added auto-reload every 30 minutes.[/*:m]
(This plugin was updated as well too, because it's basically based on the same system like the battlefieldo.com plugin.)
Wicked_aka_Nepo
Hi Guys,
is it possible to become this Plugin for my Website to? I have a German News Website and we are reporting about Battlefield 3 and Medal of Honor Warfighter to.
This is my Site:
http://scene-gamers.de
Greetz Wicked
Topicstarter
Patschi
Helping Hand
Updated to v2.0: Now only compatible with v3.0! Have fun! :)
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dapil
Plugin Developer
dapil
Plugin Developer
Czech translation for you:
"cs" : {
"Ajax.Error" : "Omlouváme se, vyskytl se problém při načítání novinek z battlefield-3.org! Pokud dostáváte tuto chybu po delší dobu, prosím deaktivujte plugin."
},
dapil
Plugin Developer
New version of Czech translation: "cs" : {
"plugin.name" : "Battlefield-3.org novinky"
"Ajax.Error" : "Omlouváme se, vyskytl se problém při načítání novinek z battlefield-3.org! Pokud dostáváte tuto chybu po delší dobu, prosím deaktivujte plugin."
},
I_like_Chocolate
please do it for battlefield-4.net too :D
would be great
Topicstarter
Patschi
Helping Hand
Oh, didn't know this site :D
Thanks, will write it on my todo list :)
I_like_Chocolate
this site is new and by the same guys they will go to this cause bf 4 is coming


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IDL source Global indexinterface ICapeNumericFlowsheetFactory : ICapeUtilityParameter
This is the factory of Flowsheet model.
Creates a flowsheet which will be:
an ICapeNumericProcessGraph interface if CapeFlowsheetType = PROCESS_GRAPH.
an ICapeNumericPartitionGraph interface if CapeFlowsheetType = PARTITION_GRAPH.
an ICapeNumericOpenPartitionGraph interface if CapeFlowsheetType = OPEN_PARTITION_GRAPH.
Pre Conditions: An interface of the ICapeNumericFlowsheet hierarchy with the same name does not exist.
Post Conditions: None.
Destroys the interface.
The behaviour of this method is implementation dependent.
Pre Conditions: None.
Post Conditions: None.
Gets the name of the interface
Pre Conditions: None.
Post Conditions: None.
ICapeNumericFlowsheet CreateFlowsheet(in CapeFlowsheetType type, in CapeString name) raises(CapeBAD_PARAM, CapeUNKNOWN);
Creates a flowsheet which will be:
an ICapeNumericProcessGraph interface if CapeFlowsheetType = PROCESS_GRAPH.
an ICapeNumericPartitionGraph interface if CapeFlowsheetType = PARTITION_GRAPH.
an ICapeNumericOpenPartitionGraph interface if CapeFlowsheetType = OPEN_PARTITION_GRAPH.
Pre Conditions: An interface of the ICapeNumericFlowsheet hierarchy with the same name does not exist.
Post Conditions: None.
CapeBoolean Destroy() raises(CapeNO_IMPLEMENT, CapeUNKNOWN);
Destroys the interface.
The behaviour of this method is implementation dependent.
Pre Conditions: None.
Post Conditions: None.
CapeString GetName() raises(CapeUNKNOWN);
Gets the name of the interface
Pre Conditions: None.
Post Conditions: None.


public class KeepDbInfo
extends java.lang.Object
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
static class |
KeepDbInfo.FormulaEngine
Formula engine to use for calculating formulas.
|
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
KeepDbInfo(java.lang.String apiName,
java.lang.String path)
Standard constructor
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
KeepDbInfo |
addAvailableView(java.lang.String passedName,
java.lang.String passedUnid)
Addsa an available view to the list of views exposed.
|
KeepDbInfo |
copyFormModes(KeepDbInfo incoming)
Copies form modes from old to new configuration used when saving a new instance of the configuration
|
static KeepDbInfo |
fromDocument(com.hcl.domino.DominoClient client,
com.hcl.domino.data.Document doc) |
static KeepDbInfo |
fromJson(io.vertx.core.json.JsonObject source,
boolean suppressEmptyFieldWarning)
Initialize a KeepDbInfo object from a JSON object
|
java.util.Set<java.lang.String> |
getAgents()
Gets the list of Domino Agents in the database that can be triggered from Keep.
|
java.lang.String |
getApiName()
Gets Keep database name.
|
java.util.Set<java.lang.String> |
getAvailableViews()
Returns a list of available View names including aliases
|
long |
getCacheTimestamp() |
java.util.Set<java.lang.String> |
getConfiguredForms()
Gets forms configured for this Keep application
|
java.lang.String |
getDescription()
Gets a textual description for the database to be used in the admin interface.
|
boolean |
getDqlAccess()
Gets the formula for restricting access to DQL queries.
|
java.lang.String |
getDqlFormula() |
java.lang.String |
getDXLPath() |
static java.lang.String |
getDXLPath(java.lang.String incomingPath) |
java.lang.String |
getFilePath()
Filepath on Domino where the database is located.
|
java.util.List<java.lang.String> |
getFormAccessModes(java.lang.String formName)
Returns the Form Access Modes available for a specific form name
|
java.util.Map<java.lang.String,java.lang.String> |
getFormAliases()
Gets a Map of form alises, where the alias is the key and the actual form name is the value.
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FormAccessModeInfo |
getFormConfig(java.lang.String formName,
java.lang.String modeName)
Gets a Form Access Mode configuration for a specific form name and mode name
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java.util.Map<java.lang.String,FormAccessModeInfo> |
getFormConfigInfo(java.lang.String formName)
Gets all Form Access Mode configurations for a specific form name
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java.util.Map<java.lang.String,java.util.Map<java.lang.String,FormAccessModeInfo>> |
getFormConfigs()
Gets Forms and their FormAccessMode configurations
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KeepDbInfo.FormulaEngine |
getFormulaEngine()
Formula engine in use for applying formulas for access and onload / onsave events of Form modes.
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java.lang.String |
getIcon()
Base64 encoded image to be used for the database icon.
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java.lang.String |
getIconName()
Alt text for the icon image.
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java.util.List<java.lang.String> |
getOwners()
List of people or groups who can administer this Keep database config
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java.util.Set<java.lang.String> |
getStoredProcedures()
Gets the “stored procedures” or inline code that can be run against the database via Keep.
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java.lang.String |
getUnid()
UniversalID of the document for this keep database config
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java.lang.String |
getViewUnid(java.lang.String viewName) |
boolean |
hasViewRestrictions() |
boolean |
isAllowCode()
Gets whether
\/run\/code or \/run\/codejs endpoints can be used to run inline code against this database via Keep. |
boolean |
isAllowDecryption() |
boolean |
isIsActive()
Whether or not the keep database config is active for non-admin calls
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boolean |
isOpenAccess()
Gets whether or not access to browser-based REST services are allowed.
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void |
loadAdditionalContentFromDesign()
Loads form aliases from design
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void |
loadAdditionalContentFromPassedDesign(io.vertx.core.json.JsonObject cacheResult) |
KeepDbInfo |
loadFormAccessModes(java.lang.String formName,
java.util.Map<java.lang.String,FormAccessModeInfo> formModeConfigs)
Merges the Form Access Mode configurations for a specific form name with the existing content, overwriting any found
|
KeepDbInfo |
loadOneFormAccessMode(java.lang.String formName,
java.lang.String modeName,
FormAccessModeInfo modeConfig)
Merges the Form Access Mode configuration for a specific form name and mode name with the existing content, overwriting any found
|
KeepDbInfo |
removeForm(java.lang.String formName)
Remove all Form Access Mode configurations for a specific form
|
KeepDbInfo |
removeFormAccessMode(java.lang.String formName,
java.lang.String modeName)
Remove an individual Form Access Mode configuration for a specific form and form access mode name
|
KeepDbInfo |
saveToDoc(KeepJnxSession session,
com.hcl.domino.data.Document doc,
KeepFactory factory)
Save content to to a note - including saveing the note
|
KeepDbInfo |
setAllowCode(boolean allowCode)
Sets whether
\/run\/code or \/run\/codejs endpoints can be used to run inline code against this database via Keep. |
KeepDbInfo |
setAllowDecryption(boolean allowDecryption) |
void |
setCacheTimestamp(long cacheTimestamp) |
KeepDbInfo |
setConfigInfoFromJson(io.vertx.core.json.JsonObject source)
Sets part of KeepDBInfo that is stored in one field in KeepConfig until resolved to store it in MIME
|
KeepDbInfo |
setDescription(java.lang.String description)
Sets a textual description for the database to be used in the admin interface.
|
KeepDbInfo |
setDqlAccess(boolean dqlAccess)
Sets the formula for restricting access to DQL queries, e.g.
|
KeepDbInfo |
setDqlFormula(java.lang.String dqlFormula) |
KeepDbInfo |
setFormAliases(java.util.Map<java.lang.String,java.lang.String> formAliases)
Loads a Map of form aliases and the actual form, for use when retrieving Form Access Modes against actual documents
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KeepDbInfo |
setFormConfigs(java.util.Map<java.lang.String,java.util.Map<java.lang.String,FormAccessModeInfo>> formConfigs)
Loads Forms and their Form Access Mode configurations
|
KeepDbInfo |
setFormulaEngine(KeepDbInfo.FormulaEngine formulaEngine)
Sets the formula engine in use for applying formulas for access and onload / onsave events of Form modes.
|
KeepDbInfo |
setFormulaEngine(java.lang.String formulaEngineValue)
Using a string value, sets the formula engine in use for applying formulas for access and onload / onsave events of Form modes.
|
KeepDbInfo |
setIcon(java.lang.String icon)
Sets the image icon to be used for the database in Keep.
|
KeepDbInfo |
setIconName(java.lang.String iconName)
Sets the alt name for the icon image.
|
KeepDbInfo |
setIsActive(boolean isActive)
Sets the keep database configuration as active or inactive
|
KeepDbInfo |
setIsActive(java.lang.String isActive)
Sets the keep database configuration as active or inactive
|
KeepDbInfo |
setOpenAccess(boolean openAccess)
Sets whether or not access to browser-based REST services are allowed.
|
KeepDbInfo |
setOwners(io.vertx.core.json.JsonArray jsonOwners)
Sets the people or groups who can administer this Keep database config from a
JsonArray . |
KeepDbInfo |
setOwners(java.util.List<java.lang.String> owners)
Sets the people or groups who can administer this Keep database config.
|
KeepDbInfo |
setStoredProcedures(io.vertx.core.json.JsonArray jsonStoredProcedures)
Sets the “stored procedures” or inline code that can be run against the database via Keep.
|
KeepDbInfo |
setUnid(java.lang.String unid)
Sets the universalID of the document for this keep database config
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io.vertx.core.json.JsonObject |
toJson() |
io.vertx.core.json.JsonObject |
toJsonComplete() |
public KeepDbInfo(java.lang.String apiName, java.lang.String path)
Standard constructor
apiName
- path
- public static KeepDbInfo fromDocument(com.hcl.domino.DominoClient client, com.hcl.domino.data.Document doc)
client
- Domino Client entry pointdoc
- public void loadAdditionalContentFromDesign()
Loads form aliases from design
public void loadAdditionalContentFromPassedDesign(io.vertx.core.json.JsonObject cacheResult)
cacheResult
- JsonObject corresponding to designpublic static KeepDbInfo fromJson(@Nonnull io.vertx.core.json.JsonObject source, boolean suppressEmptyFieldWarning)
Initialize a KeepDbInfo object from a JSON object
source
- suppressEmptyFieldWarning
- public static java.lang.String getDXLPath(@Nonnull java.lang.String incomingPath)
incomingPath
- public KeepDbInfo copyFormModes(KeepDbInfo incoming)
Copies form modes from old to new configuration used when saving a new instance of the configuration
incoming
- public java.util.Set<java.lang.String> getAgents()
Gets the list of Domino Agents in the database that can be triggered from Keep.
public java.lang.String getApiName()
Gets Keep database name. This will be the ?db
query parameter in calls. Only settable in constructors.
public java.util.Set<java.lang.String> getAvailableViews()
Returns a list of available View names including aliases
public java.util.Set<java.lang.String> getConfiguredForms()
Gets forms configured for this Keep application
public java.lang.String getDescription()
Gets a textual description for the database to be used in the admin interface.
public boolean getDqlAccess()
Gets the formula for restricting access to DQL queries. Keep Admins will always be able to run DQL, regardless of this setting.
public java.lang.String getDqlFormula()
public java.lang.String getDXLPath()
public java.lang.String getFilePath()
Filepath on Domino where the database is located. This is not designed to be exposed outside the internals of the Keep code. Only settable via the constructors.
public java.util.List<java.lang.String> getFormAccessModes(java.lang.String formName)
Returns the Form Access Modes available for a specific form name
formName
- to filter onpublic java.util.Map<java.lang.String,java.lang.String> getFormAliases()
Gets a Map of form alises, where the alias is the key and the actual form name is the value. This needs to be used to get the relevant Form Access Mode when processing a document.
public FormAccessModeInfo getFormConfig(@Nonnull java.lang.String formName, java.lang.String modeName)
Gets a Form Access Mode configuration for a specific form name and mode name
formName
- to filter onmodeName
- for the required formpublic java.util.Map<java.lang.String,FormAccessModeInfo> getFormConfigInfo(java.lang.String formName)
Gets all Form Access Mode configurations for a specific form name
formName
- to filter onpublic java.util.Map<java.lang.String,java.util.Map<java.lang.String,FormAccessModeInfo>> getFormConfigs()
Gets Forms and their FormAccessMode configurations
public KeepDbInfo.FormulaEngine getFormulaEngine()
Formula engine in use for applying formulas for access and onload / onsave events of Form modes.
public java.lang.String getIcon()
Base64 encoded image to be used for the database icon. Preferably svg for better resizing.
public java.lang.String getIconName()
Alt text for the icon image.
public java.util.List<java.lang.String> getOwners()
List of people or groups who can administer this Keep database config
public java.util.Set<java.lang.String> getStoredProcedures()
Gets the “stored procedures” or inline code that can be run against the database via Keep.
public java.lang.String getUnid()
UniversalID of the document for this keep database config
public java.lang.String getViewUnid(java.lang.String viewName)
viewName
- to look uppublic boolean hasViewRestrictions()
public boolean isAllowCode()
Gets whether \/run\/code
or \/run\/codejs
endpoints can be used to run inline code against this database via Keep. Keep Admins will always be able to run inline code, regardless of this setting.
public boolean isAllowDecryption()
public boolean isIsActive()
Whether or not the keep database config is active for non-admin calls
public boolean isOpenAccess()
Gets whether or not access to browser-based REST services are allowed. If not, access must go via an external application configuration, where all access will require an appId and appSecret.
public KeepDbInfo loadFormAccessModes(java.lang.String formName, java.util.Map<java.lang.String,FormAccessModeInfo> formModeConfigs)
Merges the Form Access Mode configurations for a specific form name with the existing content, overwriting any found
formName
- to add Form Access Mode configurations forformModeConfigs
- Map of Form Access Mode configurations to loadpublic KeepDbInfo loadOneFormAccessMode(java.lang.String formName, java.lang.String modeName, FormAccessModeInfo modeConfig)
Merges the Form Access Mode configuration for a specific form name and mode name with the existing content, overwriting any found
formName
- to add Form Access Mode configurations formodeName
- to load formodeConfig
- Form Access Mode configuration to loadpublic KeepDbInfo removeForm(java.lang.String formName)
Remove all Form Access Mode configurations for a specific form
formName
- to removepublic KeepDbInfo removeFormAccessMode(java.lang.String formName, java.lang.String modeName) throws KeepException
Remove an individual Form Access Mode configuration for a specific form and form access mode name
formName
- to filter onmodeName
- to removeKeepException
- for bad requestsKeepExceptionNotFound
- for form names not foundpublic KeepDbInfo saveToDoc(KeepJnxSession session, com.hcl.domino.data.Document doc, KeepFactory factory) throws KeepException, java.io.IOException
Save content to to a note - including saveing the note
session
- doc
- factory
- KeepException
java.io.IOException
public KeepDbInfo setAllowCode(boolean allowCode)
Sets whether \/run\/code
or \/run\/codejs
endpoints can be used to run inline code against this database via Keep.
allowCode
- whether code endpoints are allowedpublic KeepDbInfo setAllowDecryption(boolean allowDecryption)
allowDecryption
- the allowDecryption to setpublic KeepDbInfo setConfigInfoFromJson(io.vertx.core.json.JsonObject source)
Sets part of KeepDBInfo that is stored in one field in KeepConfig until resolved to store it in MIME
source
- JsonObjectpublic KeepDbInfo setDescription(java.lang.String description)
Sets a textual description for the database to be used in the admin interface.
description
- for the databasepublic KeepDbInfo setDqlAccess(boolean dqlAccess)
Sets the formula for restricting access to DQL queries, e.g.
@IsMember("[Admin]";@UserRoles);
Result: Only users with Admin role (and Keep Administrators) can run custom DQL queries.
dqlAccess
- formula to applypublic KeepDbInfo setDqlFormula(java.lang.String dqlFormula)
dqlFormula
- the dqlFormula to setpublic KeepDbInfo setFormAliases(java.util.Map<java.lang.String,java.lang.String> formAliases)
Loads a Map of form aliases and the actual form, for use when retrieving Form Access Modes against actual documents
formAliases
- map of alias and actual form namepublic KeepDbInfo setFormConfigs(java.util.Map<java.lang.String,java.util.Map<java.lang.String,FormAccessModeInfo>> formConfigs)
Loads Forms and their Form Access Mode configurations
formConfigs
- Map of maps, where the keys for the first Map is the Form name and the key for the inner map is the mode namepublic KeepDbInfo setFormulaEngine(KeepDbInfo.FormulaEngine formulaEngine)
Sets the formula engine in use for applying formulas for access and onload / onsave events of Form modes.
formulaEngine
- enumpublic KeepDbInfo setFormulaEngine(java.lang.String formulaEngineValue)
Using a string value, sets the formula engine in use for applying formulas for access and onload / onsave events of Form modes.
formulaEngineValue
- as stringpublic KeepDbInfo setIcon(java.lang.String icon)
Sets the image icon to be used for the database in Keep.
icon
- Base64 encoded string image, preferably svg for better resizing.public KeepDbInfo setIconName(java.lang.String iconName)
Sets the alt name for the icon image.
iconName
- the iconName to setpublic KeepDbInfo setIsActive(boolean isActive)
Sets the keep database configuration as active or inactive
isActive
- for data callspublic KeepDbInfo setIsActive(java.lang.String isActive)
Sets the keep database configuration as active or inactive
isActive
- “isActive” for true, anything else for falsepublic KeepDbInfo setOpenAccess(boolean openAccess)
Sets whether or not access to browser-based REST services are allowed. If not, access must go via an external application configuration, where all access will require an appId and appSecret.
openAccess
- whether browser-based access is permittedpublic KeepDbInfo setOwners(io.vertx.core.json.JsonArray jsonOwners)
Sets the people or groups who can administer this Keep database config from a JsonArray
.
jsonOwners
- array of administrators for this Keep database configurationpublic KeepDbInfo setOwners(java.util.List<java.lang.String> owners)
Sets the people or groups who can administer this Keep database config.
owners
- administrators for this Keep database configurationpublic KeepDbInfo setStoredProcedures(io.vertx.core.json.JsonArray jsonStoredProcedures)
Sets the “stored procedures” or inline code that can be run against the database via Keep.
jsonStoredProcedures
- set of stored procedurespublic KeepDbInfo setUnid(java.lang.String unid)
Sets the universalID of the document for this keep database config
unid
- 32-character hex stringpublic KeepDbInfo addAvailableView(java.lang.String passedName, java.lang.String passedUnid)
Addsa an available view to the list of views exposed. Used when creating a view programmatically
passedName
- view namepassedUnid
- UNID of the view design elementpublic io.vertx.core.json.JsonObject toJson()
public io.vertx.core.json.JsonObject toJsonComplete()
public long getCacheTimestamp()
public void setCacheTimestamp(long cacheTimestamp)
cacheTimestamp
- timestamp for when design data was last added


The User Lockout email message is sent to the Administrator when a user attempts to login to a locked out user account. To locate this resource file, use the Find option on your web browser and search for EMAIL_USER_LOCKOUT_SUBJECT.Text and EMAIL_USER_LOCKOUT_BODY.Text
Here is the subject title and message for this email as provided in the default DNN core language pack:
[Portal:PortalName] User Account Lockout Alert
An attempt was made to access a locked out user account ( username: [Custom:0] ) on [Date:Current]. You may wish to investigate this matter further...
Thank you,
[Portal:PortalName]


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WS
Arduinoweatherstation
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Weather station power by Arduino. More...
#include <SPI.h>
#include <SD.h>
#include <Wire.h>
#include <TimeLib.h>
#include <DS1307RTC.h>
#include <LiquidCrystal.h>
#include "cactus_io_BME280_I2C.h"
Macros | |
| #define | ssid "x" |
| WIFI SSID. | |
| #define | pass "x" |
| WIFI password. | |
| #define | host "x" |
| Whole host server address. | |
| #define | host1 "x" |
| Shortened host server address. | |
| #define | password "x" |
| Password for server. | |
| #define | sign "x" |
| Deviding sign in SD strings. | |
| #define | cs_pin x |
| SD card module pin. | |
| #define | interval_hour x |
| Interval in hours to start send procedure. | |
| #define | interval_second x |
| Interval in seconds to start send procedure. | |
Functions | |
| BME280_I2C | bme (0x76) |
| BME280 I2C address. | |
| LiquidCrystal | lcd (x, x, x, x, x, x) |
| Setting up LCD. More... | |
| void | setup () |
| Executed only once. | |
| void | loop () |
| Repeated loop. More... | |
| void | SDwrite () |
| Writing data to SD card. More... | |
| bool | getTime (const char *str) |
| RTC get time. More... | |
| bool | getDate (const char *str) |
| RTC get date. More... | |
| boolean | connectWiFi () |
| Checking WIFI connection. More... | |
| void | SDread () |
| Reading data from SD card. More... | |
| void | sendSD (String request) |
| Sending data stored on SD card. More... | |
| void | sendData (String eyear, String emonth, String eday, String ehour, String eminute, String etemp, String ehum, String epres, String epassword) |
| Sending data directly from BME280. More... | |
Variables | |
| char | x |
| float | temperature |
| Temperature from BME280. | |
| float | humidity |
| Humidity from BME280. | |
| float | pressure |
| Pressure from BME280. | |
| String | s |
| Second from RTM. | |
| String | h |
| Hour from RTM. | |
| String | mi |
| Minute from RTM. | |
| String | mi_0 |
| Minute to display on LCD (including null) | |
| String | d |
| Day from RTM. | |
| String | y |
| Year from RTM. | |
| String | mo |
| Month from RTM. | |
| String | lex |
| SD card string - sign characters included. | |
| String | l |
| SD card string - sign characters excluded. | |
| String | lx |
| SD card string - sign characters included. | |
| int | count |
| SD card string - count of strings to send. | |
| int | i |
| Integer for array. | |
| int | a |
| Integer for for() loop. | |
| int | tim |
| Time variable. | |
| int | oldtim |
| Storing time from the beginning of program. | |
| int | interval = interval_hour * 60 * 60 |
| Interval in ms to repeat send procedure. | |
| int | interval_lcd = interval_second |
| Interval in ms to repeat lcd procedure. | |
| int | tim_lcd |
| Time variable. | |
| int | oldtim_lcd |
| Storing time from the beginning of program. | |
| const char * | monthName [12] |
| Assigning month names. More... | |
| tmElements_t | tm |
| RTC data storage. | |
Weather station power by Arduino.
| boolean connectWiFi | ( | ) |
Checking WIFI connection.
ESP8266 is set to STA mode. The preset values are applied to find the correct wifi and connect to it. A single connection is initialized. In case of successful connection, the SDread() function is called. In the other case, SDwrite() function is called.
| bool getDate | ( | const char * | str | ) |
RTC get date.
Setting date to RTC.
| data | from compiler |
| bool getTime | ( | const char * | str | ) |
RTC get time.
Setting date to RTC.
| data | from compiler |
| LiquidCrystal lcd | ( | x | , |
| x | , | ||
| x | , | ||
| x | , | ||
| x | , | ||
| x | |||
| ) |
Setting up LCD.
| lcd | (RS, E, D4, D5, D6, D7) |
| void loop | ( | ) |
Repeated loop.
data read
| void SDread | ( | ) |
Reading data from SD card.
A string is devided into tokens. Their count is determined by comparing the lengths of strings with and without delimiter. The individual tokens are then passed to sendSD() function as strings.
| void SDwrite | ( | ) |
Writing data to SD card.
Data from sensors and password are stored in a string suitable for post request (devided by & sign). At the end of each string a delimiter is added.
| void sendData | ( | String | eyear, |
| String | emonth, | ||
| String | eday, | ||
| String | ehour, | ||
| String | eminute, | ||
| String | etemp, | ||
| String | ehum, | ||
| String | epres, | ||
| String | epassword | ||
| ) |
Sending data directly from BME280.
A TPC connecion is established with the server and data are send via a POST request to the script that adds them to the databse.
| values | from the BME280 and RTC1307 |
| void sendSD | ( | String | request | ) |
Sending data stored on SD card.
A TPC connecion is established with the server and values are sent via a POST request to the web page PHP script that adds them to the databse.
| token | from the SD card |
| const char* monthName[12] |
Assigning month names.


Reading California teaches California Content Standards for pre-kindergarten throught 3rd grade. It is a concise and direct method for teaching reading. The advanced sound dictionary and practice is unique. It features consistent grouping of advanced sounds. Virtually any age child or adult needing basic reading skills can benefit from Reading California.
Reading California is created by a Reading Specialists with over 30 years experience in California Schools. Reading California bypasses the glitter and gets to the essentials of reading. Success with the five lessons depends on practicing reading with the
sound turned off.
This program demonstrates mastery of the majority of California Kindergarten through 3rd grade content skills. These skills provide the basis for a life time of reading ease and success.
Reading essentials include: 1) 26 Sounds 2) 3 Letter Blending with short vowels 3) long vowels including magic e 4) practice with irregular words grouped together.
Enjoy and all the best from Reading California.


Content:
Occupation
Student at Universidad de los Andes
Location
Bogotá, Colombia
Age
23 years
Hi there! Welcome to my personal website.
I am currently studying Industrial Engineering and Systems & Computing Engineering, expecting to graduate in early 2021.
My Interests
Technology
Sports
Finance
Racing
Traveling
Cinema
Some Postals!
Me in Medellín
My cute dog
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| Class | Exocora::Sheet |
| In: |
lib/exocora/sheet.rb
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| Parent: | Object |
| errors | [R] | |
| params | [R] |
Casts incoming CGI parameters to nil, numerics, collapses single-element arrays, and so forth.
Process is the meat of the script. It returns a hash like {:a => 2}, which become instance variables @a = 2 in the template.
Renders the erubis template for this action. Takes a hash of variables to render. The default template is determined by underscoring this sheet‘s class name, but another template can be specified using template.
Validates CGI parameters according to @@validations.
Parameters which fail validation have entries recorderd in @errors.


Goa DGP Pranab Nanda dies of cardiac arrest
by PTIGoa’s Director General of Police Pranab Nanda died of cardiac arrest in New Delhi last night, a senior official said.
Inspector General of Police Jaspal Singh confirmed Nanda’s death. He was on a Delhi visit after attending official functions in Goa on Friday.
“We were informed by his family that Nanda is no more. He died due to cardiac arrest. It’s shocking,” he said.
The 1988-batch IPS officer was transferred to Goa on February 25, this year by Ministry of Home Affairs.
BJP leader and former Member of Parliament Narendra Sawaikar tweeted, “Saddened by the news of demise of Director General of Goa Police Shri Pranab Nanda (IPS). My prayers are with his family. Om Shanti.”


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Friedrich Lindenberg supports journalists in the evaluation of public information and programs software for investigative data analysis. As a stipendiary of the Knight Foundation he has recently worked for a network of investigative media in Southern Africa, and before that at SPIEGEL ONLINE. Previously, he supported the British OKF in the crertion of the OpenSpending-Project as a developer.
Together with Stefan Wehrmeyer, Friedrich will hold a workshop on 29.04.2017.
Program for the second day


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## About
A
Hunting party
Sometimes has a better chance
Of flushing love and God
Out into the open
Than a warrior
All
Alone
- Hafiz
The Hunting Party is a camp dedicated to providing a safe space for people to better understand themselves and the world around them through interaction and community. By day, come join us in our exploration of movement, creativity, authentic communication, and health-conscious nourishment: homemade kimchi and free-range, cage-free & humanely raised juice. By night, join us in our pursuit of spontaneous conversation and adventure in our dome which will transform into a chill-out environment encouraging connection (save the occasional aggressive dance party).


Preparation time
over 2 hours
Cooking time
1 to 2 hours
Serves
Serves 8-10
Rib-eye is one of the most flavoursome cuts of beef; this dish works perfectly with the extra-hot horseradish sauce.
Place the rib-eye of beef into a large non-metallic dish.
In a jug, mix together the red wine, vinegar, sugar, allspice, bay leaf and half of the thyme until well combined.
Pour the mixture over the beef, turning to coat the joint evenly in the liquid. Cover the dish loosely with cling film and set aside to marinate in the fridge for at least four hours, turning occasionally. (The beef can be marinated for up to two days.)
When the beef is ready to cook, preheat the oven to 190C/375F/Gas 5. Lift the beef from the marinade, allowing any excess liquid to drip off, and place on a plate, loosely covered, until the meat has returned to room temperature.
Sprinkle the crushed peppercorns and the remaining thyme onto a plate. Spread the mustard evenly all over the surface of the beef, then roll the beef in the peppercorn and thyme mixture to coat.
Place the crusted beef into a roasting tin and roast in the oven for 1 hour 20 minutes (for medium-rare) or 1 hour 50 minutes (for well-done).
Meanwhile, for the horseradish cream, mix the crème frâiche, creamed horseradish, mustard and chives together in a bowl until well combined. Season, to taste, with salt and freshly ground black pepper, then spoon into a serving dish and chill until needed.
When the beef is cooked to your liking, transfer to a warmed platter and cover with aluminium foil, then set aside to rest in a warm place for 25-30 minutes.
To serve, carve the rib-eye of beef into slices and arrange on warmed plates. Spoon the roasted root vegetables alongside. Serve with the horseradish cream.