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VirtualSCADA
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VirtualSCADA Senior Design Project
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| __construct (RouteCollection $routes, Request $request) | |
| full () | |
| current () | |
| previous () | |
| to ($path, $extra=array(), $secure=null) | |
| secure ($path, $parameters=array()) | |
| asset ($path, $secure=null) | |
| secureAsset ($path) | |
| forceSchema ($schema) | |
| route ($name, $parameters=array(), $absolute=true) | |
| action ($action, $parameters=array(), $absolute=true) | |
| forceRootUrl ($root) | |
| isValidUrl ($path) | |
| getRequest () | |
| setRequest (Request $request) | |
| setRoutes (RouteCollection $routes) | |
| setSessionResolver (callable $sessionResolver) | |
| setRootControllerNamespace ($rootNamespace) | |
| __construct (RouteCollection $routes, Request $request) | |
| full () | |
| current () | |
| previous () | |
| to ($path, $extra=array(), $secure=null) | |
| secure ($path, $parameters=array()) | |
| asset ($path, $secure=null) | |
| secureAsset ($path) | |
| forceSchema ($schema) | |
| route ($name, $parameters=array(), $absolute=true) | |
| action ($action, $parameters=array(), $absolute=true) | |
| forceRootUrl ($root) | |
| isValidUrl ($path) | |
| getRequest () | |
| setRequest (Request $request) | |
| setRoutes (RouteCollection $routes) | |
| setSessionResolver (callable $sessionResolver) | |
| setRootControllerNamespace ($rootNamespace) | |
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| $routes | |
| $request | |
| $forcedRoot | |
| $forceSchema | |
| $cachedRoot | |
| $cachedSchema | |
| $rootNamespace | |
| $sessionResolver | |
| $dontEncode = array('%2F' => '/', '%40' => '@', '%3A' => ':', '%3B' => ';', '%2C' => ',', '%3D' => '=', '%2B' => '+', '%21' => '!', '%2A' => '*', '%7C' => '|', '%3F' => '?', '%26' => '&', '%23' => '#', '%25' => '%') | |
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| __construct | ( | RouteCollection | $routes, |
| Request | $request | ||
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| __construct | ( | RouteCollection | $routes, |
| Request | $request | ||
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Create a new URL Generator instance.
| \Illuminate\Routing\RouteCollection | $routes | |
| \Illuminate\Http\Request | $request |
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| action | ( | $action, | |
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Get the URL to a controller action.
| string | $action | |
| mixed | $parameters | |
| bool | $absolute |
Implements UrlGenerator.
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| action | ( | $action, | |
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Implements UrlGenerator.
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Add the port to the domain if necessary.
| string | $domain |
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Add a query string to the URI.
| string | $uri | |
| array | $parameters |
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| asset | ( | $path, | |
$secure = null |
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Generate a URL to an application asset.
| string | $path | |
| bool | null | $secure |
Implements UrlGenerator.
Definition at line 186 of file UrlGenerator.php.
| asset | ( | $path, | |
$secure = null |
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Implements UrlGenerator.
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| current | ( | ) |
| current | ( | ) |
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| forceRootUrl | ( | $root | ) |
Set the forced root URL.
| string | $root |
Definition at line 594 of file UrlGenerator.php.
| forceRootUrl | ( | $root | ) |
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| forceSchema | ( | $schema | ) |
Force the schema for URLs.
| string | $schema |
Definition at line 249 of file UrlGenerator.php.
| forceSchema | ( | $schema | ) |
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Format the domain and port for the route and request.
| \Illuminate\Routing\Route | $route | |
| array | $parameters |
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Format the array of URL parameters.
| mixed | array | $parameters |
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| full | ( | ) |
Get the full URL for the current request.
Definition at line 107 of file UrlGenerator.php.
| full | ( | ) |
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Get the domain and scheme for the route.
| \Illuminate\Routing\Route | $route |
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Get the numeric parameters from a given list.
| array | $parameters |
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Get the previous URL from the session if possible.
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| getRequest | ( | ) |
| getRequest | ( | ) |
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Get the base URL for the request.
| string | $scheme | |
| string | $root |
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Get the formatted domain for a given route.
| \Illuminate\Routing\Route | $route | |
| array | $parameters |
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Get the query string for a given route.
| array | $parameters |
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Get the root of the route URL.
| \Illuminate\Routing\Route | $route | |
| string | $domain |
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Get the scheme for the given route.
| \Illuminate\Routing\Route | $route |
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Get the scheme for a raw URL.
| bool | null | $secure |
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Get the session implementation from the resolver.
Definition at line 680 of file UrlGenerator.php.
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Get the string parameters from a given list.
| array | $parameters |
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| isValidUrl | ( | $path | ) |
Determine if the given path is a valid URL.
| string | $path |
Definition at line 606 of file UrlGenerator.php.
| isValidUrl | ( | $path | ) |
Definition at line 8745 of file compiled.php.
| previous | ( | ) |
Get the URL for the previous request.
Definition at line 127 of file UrlGenerator.php.
| previous | ( | ) |
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Remove the index.php file from a path.
| string | $root |
Definition at line 204 of file UrlGenerator.php.
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Replace all of the named parameters in the path.
| string | $path | |
| array | $parameters |
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Replace the parameters on the root path.
| \Illuminate\Routing\Route | $route | |
| string | $domain | |
| array | $parameters |
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Replace UrlRoutable parameters with their route parameter.
| array | $parameters |
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Replace all of the wildcard parameters for a route path.
| string | $path | |
| array | $parameters |
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| route | ( | $name, | |
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$absolute = true |
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Get the URL to a named route.
| string | $name | |
| mixed | $parameters | |
| bool | $absolute |
Implements UrlGenerator.
Definition at line 266 of file UrlGenerator.php.
| route | ( | $name, | |
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$absolute = true |
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Implements UrlGenerator.
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| secure | ( | $path, | |
$parameters = array() |
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Generate a secure, absolute URL to the given path.
| string | $path | |
| array | $parameters |
Implements UrlGenerator.
Definition at line 174 of file UrlGenerator.php.
| secure | ( | $path, | |
$parameters = array() |
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Implements UrlGenerator.
Definition at line 8573 of file compiled.php.
| secureAsset | ( | $path | ) |
Generate a URL to a secure asset.
| string | $path |
Definition at line 217 of file UrlGenerator.php.
| secureAsset | ( | $path | ) |
Definition at line 8590 of file compiled.php.
| setRequest | ( | Request | $request | ) |
Set the current request instance.
| \Illuminate\Http\Request | $request |
Definition at line 642 of file UrlGenerator.php.
| setRequest | ( | Request | $request | ) |
Definition at line 8760 of file compiled.php.
| setRootControllerNamespace | ( | $rootNamespace | ) |
Set the root controller namespace.
| string | $rootNamespace |
Implements UrlGenerator.
Definition at line 704 of file UrlGenerator.php.
| setRootControllerNamespace | ( | $rootNamespace | ) |
Implements UrlGenerator.
Definition at line 8786 of file compiled.php.
| setRoutes | ( | RouteCollection | $routes | ) |
Set the route collection.
| \Illuminate\Routing\RouteCollection | $routes |
Definition at line 656 of file UrlGenerator.php.
| setRoutes | ( | RouteCollection | $routes | ) |
Definition at line 8766 of file compiled.php.
| setSessionResolver | ( | callable | $sessionResolver | ) |
Set the session resolver for the generator.
| callable | $sessionResolver |
Definition at line 691 of file UrlGenerator.php.
| setSessionResolver | ( | callable | $sessionResolver | ) |
Definition at line 8781 of file compiled.php.
| to | ( | $path, | |
$extra = array() , |
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$secure = null |
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Generate a absolute URL to the given path.
| string | $path | |
| mixed | $extra | |
| bool | null | $secure |
Implements UrlGenerator.
Definition at line 144 of file UrlGenerator.php.
| to | ( | $path, | |
$extra = array() , |
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$secure = null |
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Implements UrlGenerator.
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Get the URL for a given route instance.
| \Illuminate\Routing\Route | $route | |
| mixed | $parameters | |
| bool | $absolute |
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Format the given URL segments into a single URL.
| string | $root | |
| string | $path | |
| string | $tail |
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| DOSE: T+ 0:00 |
2.0 g |
oral |
Mushrooms |
(dried) |
| T+ 0:20 |
4 bumps |
insufflated |
Cocaine |
(powder / crystals) |
I am submitting this report as a warning to those of you thinking about trying out this combination. It's not that I had a bad time, but it did not have the effect that I expected. I was a fairly experienced drug user, having done LSD, Meth, MDMA, Ketamine, and numerous pharmaceuticals which include Oxycontin. Needless to say, I was up for anything. I'd been an ardent fan of acid, and had thus wanted desperately to try shrooms. I was at a rave which was partly indoor, partly outdoor and I decided not to roll, so when I found the shrooms I'd been wanting to try, I bought an eighth and promptly ingested a little more than half of it.
Not 20 minutes later did I run into an acquaintance who offered me some free coke, which I had been dying to try and compare to the meth I had been so fond of but had given up for fear of addiction. At this point, it might be apparent that trying two radically different substances for the first time and doing them simultaneously is probably not the best idea, but at the time, I thought it would give me an energetic, speedy trip.
I did four bumps, or what I believe was four bumps, as by this time the shrooms had kicked in and I had been seeing some pretty amusing, but not LSD-intense, visuals which I regretfully gave myself far too little time to enjoy. Amazingly, the coke seemed not only cancelled out by the shrooms, but I felt as though it were having the opposite of the expected effect. I thought for a minute that a couple was walking in slow-motion, but figured out that it was a hallucination. In fact, it was I who was moving in slow-motion. Another partygoer actually told me this. The only coke-like effect I could discern was my inability to keep my eyes in one place; they kept bouncing around on me. Other than that, I had to concentrate very hard to smoke my cigarette and could easily forget about it for minutes at a time.
The party was broken up and I was driven to my girlfriend's apartment. That night, we stayed up and talked for hours; the shrooms really opened me up and I felt almost as if I were rolling, without the energetic, speedy effects of ecstacy. But she did comment that I was moving and very, very slowly and she was a bit disturbed by it. Basically, I have become a big fan of shrooms, but I concluded that it was a waste of cocaine to mix it with mushrooms, and having done coke on its own since, I've also concluded that coke is a waste of money. The comparison with meth? There really isn't one. But I guess that's another story.
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.


Assignment 5: Quazy Quaternions
Quaternions, matrices, and you!
Due Friday, Oct 22, before midnight
The goals of this lab are to
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Implement angle/axis to quaternion conversions
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Implement quaternion to matrix conversions
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Use rotations in an animation (based on the code your wrote for lab 4)
After completing this assignment, all teapots from lab 4 should spin in unison!
Get the source
On Github, do a Fetch Upstream
to synchronize your forked repository with the class repository.
Then update the source on your local machine and rebuild.
> git pull
> cd build
> cmake ..; make
1. Quaternion
Finish the quaternion implementation in libsrc/atkmath
.  Angle/Axis
Implement conversions between quaternions and the angle-axis representations for rotation.
Recall that the relationship between quaternions and an angle/axis rotation is
\( q = \left[\sin(\frac{\theta}{2}) \hat{u}, \cos(\frac{\theta}{2})\right] \)
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Implement
Quaternion::fromAngleAxis
inlibsrc/atkmath/Quaternion-basecode.cpp
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Implement
Quaternion::toAngleAxis
inlibsrc/atkmath/Quaternion-basecode.cpp
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Implement
Matrix3::fromAngleAxis
inlibsrc/atkmath/Matrix3-basecode.cpp
using a direct angle/axis to matrix implementation -
Implement
Matrix3::toAngleAxis
inlibsrc/atkmath/Matrix3-basecode.cpp
using a direct matrix to angle/axis implementation
To run the unit tests from the <b>build</b> directory, type
build> ../bin/a5-test-quat
Accessing member variables in Quaternion works similarly to Matrix3
void Quaternion::foo() {
// accessing member variables in Quaternion works similarly to Matrix3
mX = 0.5;
mY = 0.0;
mZ = 3.0;
mW = -5.0;
normalize(); // make myself a unit quaternion
}
void foo() {
AQuaternion q; // create an identity quat
q[0] = 0.1; // x value
q[1] = 0.1; // y value
q[2] = 0.1; // z value
q[3] = 0.1; // w value
q.normalize(); // make q a unit quaternion
}
1.2. Matrix
In class, we derived the rotation matrix corresponding to a quaternion
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Implement the above matrix to convert from a Quaternion to a Matrix3 in
Quaternion::toMatrix()
located inlibsrc/atkmath/Quaternion-basecode.cpp
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Implement the algorithm for converting from Matrix3 to Quaternion in
Quaternion::fromMatrix()
inlibsrc/atkmath/Quaternion-basecode.cpp
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To run the tests from the build
directory, type
build> ../bin/a5-test-quat-mat
build> ../bin/a4-teapots
2. Be Unique!
Implement your own unique animation or image in a5-quat/unique.cpp
. Some ideas:
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Make a new demo with objects that rotate around an arbitrary axis
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Create a shape whose orientation and position is controlled using the keyboard
3. Hand-in your work
3.1. What to hand-in
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Your code
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Images, movies, gifs, as appropriate
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Your readme
3.2. How to hand-in
Check-in your code, images, and writeup and push the changes to Github. If everything is uploaded correctly, you will see your work on Github.
> cd animation-toolkit
> git add <files>
> git commit -m "helpful message"
> git push
Best practice is to always commit changes as you work, rather than waiting until the end to commit changes. You can always revert to an old version if you need to!
Your code should download and compile without modifications. Test your assignment on a lab machine (Park 230) to ensure that it works.
3.3. Generating images, movies and gifs
Screenshots
On Ubuntu, you can take a screenshot by
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Prt Scrn to take a screenshot of the desktop.
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Alt + Prt Scrn to take a screenshot of a window.
Gifs
On Ubuntu, you can use Peek to create gifs.
Movies
On Ubuntu, you can use recordmydesktop
to record movies in .ogv format.
By default, the whole desktop is recorded unless you give it a window id.
To get the window id, call xwininfo
and click on the window. Then pass the
id to recordmydesktop
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> recordmydesktop --windowid <WindowId> --no-sound --v_quality 30 -o <name>.ogv
To check the video, open it in firefox.
> firefox <name>.ogv
| Files larger than 100 MB cannot be checked into git. In general, videos should be less than 5 MB. |
3.4. Update your Readme.md
Update assignments/a5-quat/Readme.md
to document the features in your assignment. Your readme should contain your images, gifs, and movies.
On github, you can drag and drop movies into your readme files. Images and gifs can also be added that way, or by including text such as the following
![Alternate text here](/path/to/image.png)
This Guide can help you with writing markdown.


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Signed in as: Susan Smith
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| Attribute | Description | Required |
|---|---|---|
| realm | The realm of the cookie(s) to retrieve. | Yes. |
| port | The port of the cookie(s) to retrieve. | No. defaults to 80 |
| path | The path of the cookie(s) to retrieve. | Yes. |
| secure | The secure flag of the cookie(s) to retrieve. | No. Default to false. |
| name | The name of the cookie to retrieve. | No. If not specified, multiple cookies may be found. |
| cookiePolicy | The cookiePolicy to use to match cookies. | No. Default to 'rfc2109'. |
| property | The property to retrieve the cookie into. This will only retrieve the first cookie found which matches the query. If no 'name' attribute is specified, there is no guarantee you will get the cookie you are expecting. | No, unless 'prefix' is not specified. |
| prefix | The prefix to use when settings properties for the cookies. One property will be set for each cookie, where the property name will be of the pattern: ${prefix}${cookie.name} where ${cookie.name} is the name of the cookie. | No, unless 'property' is not specified. |
Copyright © 2002-2003 Ant-Contrib Project. All rights Reserved.


Mohamed Helmy, PhD
Postdoctoral Researcher, Bader Lab
The Donnelly Centre
University of Toronto
Contact Information
160 College Street, Room 630
The Donnelly Centre
University of Toronto
Toronto, Ontario
Canada, M5S 3E1
Map
Email: mohamed.attiashahata[AT]utoronto.ca
Publications
Google Scholar Profile
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCES
A. Career
- Senior Postdoctoral Researcher - 2015~Present
University of Toronto, Toronto, ON, Canada
The Donnelly Centre
Professor Gary Bader's Lab
- Postdoctoral Researcher - 2013~2015
University of Toronto, Toronto, ON, Canada
The Donnelly Centre
Professor Gary Bader's Lab
- Visiting Faculty Member - 2013(4)~2013(9)
Al-Azhar University, Cairo, Egypt
Faculty of Agriculture
Department of Biotechnology
- Postdoctoral Researcher - 2012~2013
Kyoto University, Kyoto, Japan
Graduate School of Pharmaceutical Sciences
Department of Molecular & Cellular Bioanalysis
Professor Yasushi Ishihama's Lab
- Project Researcher - 2009~2011
Keio University, Tokyo, Japan
School of Medicine
Global-Center of Excellence (G-COE)
- Research Assistant - 2007~2012
Keio University, Tsuruoka, Japan
Institute for Advanced Biosciences (IAB)
- Demonstrator - 2002~2007
Al-Azhar University, Cairo, Egypt
Faculty of Agriculture
Department of Botany
B. Affiliations
- The Donnelly Centre, University of Toronto (UofT), Toronto, Canada (Current) [2013~Present]
- Grad. School for Pharmaceutical Science, Kyoto University, Kyoto, Japan [2012~2013]
- Japan Society for Promotion of Science (JSPS), Tokyo, Japan [2011~2013]
- School of Medicine, Keio University, Tokyo, Japan [2009~2011]
- Keio University, Tokyo, Japan [2007~2012]
- Institute for Advanced Biosciences (IAB), Tsuruoka, Japan [2007~2012]
- Al-Azhar University, Cairo, Egypt [2002~2007]
- Information Technology Institute, Giza, Egypt [2001~2002]
C. Collaborations
C.1. Universities and Research institutions
- The Hospital for Sick Children (Sickkids)
- Princess Margaret Cancer Centre (PMCC)
- Mount Sinai Hospital - Toronto
- Ontario Institute for Cancer Research (OICR)
- Université Laval
C.2. International Projects
- International Cancer Genome Consortium (ICGC)
C.3. Industry
- Gene Effects Inc., (USA)
- BenchSci Analytics Inc., (Canada)
D. Supervision and Mentoring
I mentored several graduate and undergraduate students in Canada, Japan, USA and Egypt.
- Kentaro Hayashi, Keio University, Japan
- Daiki Yamada, Keio University, Japan
- Mohamed Awad, Al-Azhar University, Egypt
- Sara El-Metwally, Mansura University, Egypt & University of Southern California, USA
- Alex Crits-Christoph, John's Hopkins University, USA (through Google Summer of Code Program)
- Miles Mee, McMaster University, Canada (through Google Summer of Code Program)
- Kevin Kuang, University of Toronto, Canada
- Jean-Marie Servant, Engineering School of Brest, France (through internships at Keio University, Japan)
- Chris Labelle, Engineering School of Brest, France (through internships at Keio University, Japan)
- Mathew Rivet, Engineering School of Brest, France (through internships at Keio University, Japan)
E. Teaching
I taught graduate and undergraduate cources in Keio University, Japan and Al-Azhar University, Egypt.
- 2013: Bioinformatics 255 [Graduate], Biotechnology Department, Al-Azhar University, Egypt
- 2011: Genome Design Biology [Graduate], Inistitute for Advanced Biosciences, Keio University, Japan
- 2002~2007: Plant Taxonomy I [U. Graduate], Botany Department, Al-Azhar University, Egypt
- 2002~2007: Plant Morphology and Anatomy I [U. Graduate], Botany Department, Al-Azhar University, Egypt


Constructor In Java
Constructor are special methods in the class which are used to initialize the instance member of the class. Constructor method has the same name as that of the class and it should not have and return type.
Every Java Class should have a constructor method defined in it. If not the Java Compiler defines a Default Constructor.
A constructor in Java cannot be abstract, static, final or synchronized. These modifier are not allowed for constructor.
The example of constructor is shown below:
Sample Code
class Car{
String name; //Instance variable
String model; //Instance variable
Car(){
name="";
model="";
}
}
Rules for creating Java Constructor
1). Constructor method name must be same as the Class Name.
2). Constructor must not have any return type.
There are two types of Constructor
1). Default Constructor
2). Parameterized Constructor
Each time a new object is created the constructor method will be invoked
Constructor Invocation Example
Car c = new Car();
Car c = new Car(name);
Constructor Overloading
In a Java Class more then one constructor can be defined with different argument list. Such constructor is knows as "Overloaded Constructor".
The overloaded constructor must differ in argument either in type or in argument length.
Constructor overloading is not much different from the method overloading. In case of method overloading we can have multiple methods with same name but different signature, whereas in Constructor overloading also we can have multiple methods with same name and different signature but only difference is that Constructor doesn't have any return type in Java.
Q. Why do we Overload Constructors ?
The simple answer for this question is "We do Constructor Overloading to construct object in different ways".
Constructor overloading is been used to create object with different initialization.
Example of Constructor Overloading
Sample Code 1
class Sample{
int k;
double d;
Sample(int arg1){
System.out.println("Running Sample(int) constructor");
k = arg1;
)
Sample(double arg2){
System.out.println("Running Sample(double) constructor");
d = arg2;
}
Sample(int args1,double args2){
System.out.println("Running Sample(int,double) constructor");
k = args1;
d = args2;
}
}
class Run{
public static void main (String[] args) throws java.lang.Exception{
System.out.println("Main Method Started");
Sample ref1 = new Sample(12);
Sample ref2 = new Sample(12.12);
Sampleref3 = new Sample(12,12.12);
System.out.println("Main Method Ended");
}
}
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Sample Code 2
class Cricketer{
String name;
String team;
int age;
Cricketer(){
name = "";
team = "";
age = 0;
}
Cricketer(String n, String t, int a){
name = n;
team = t;
age = a;
}
Cricketer(Cricketer ckt){
name = ckt.name;
team = ckt.team;
age = ckt.age;
}
public String toString(){
return "this is "+ name + "of "+team;
}
}
Class Test{
public static void main(String[] args){
Cricketer c1 = new Cricketer();
Cricketer c2 = new Crickter("Sachin","India",35);
Cricketer c3 = new Cricketer(c2);
System.out.println(c2);
System.out.println(c3);
c1.name = "Virat";
c1.team= "India";
c1.age = 32;
System.out.println(c1);
}
}


The Zend\Permissions\Rbac component provides a lightweight role-based access control implementation based around PHP 5.3’s SPL RecursiveIterator and RecursiveIteratorIterator. RBAC differs from access control lists (ACL) by putting the emphasis on roles and their permissions rather than objects (resources).
For the purposes of this documentation:
Thus, RBAC has the following model:
The easiest way to create a role is by extending the abstract class Zend\Permission\Rbac\AbstractRole or simply using the default class provided in Zend\Permission\Rbac\Role. You can instantiate a role and add it to the RBAC container or add a role directly using the RBAC container addRole() method.
Each role can have zero or more permissions and can be set directly to the role or by first retrieving the role from the RBAC container. Any parent role will inherit the permissions of their children.
In certain situations simply checking a permission key for access may not be enough. For example, assume two users, Foo and Bar, both have article.edit permission. What’s to stop Bar from editing Foo’s articles? The answer is dynamic assertions which allow you to specify extra runtime credentials that must pass for access to be granted.
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Crawl your website and detect broken links. Generate various reports based on HTTP status codes and other criteria.
cloudy pm-install aklump/link_checker
.bin/link_checker crawl
.bin/link_checker reports <crawl_filepath>
You must have Cloudy and Yarn installed on your system to install this package.
The installation script above will generate the following structure where .
is your repository root.
.
├── bin
│ ├── link_checker -> ../opt/link_checker/link_checker.sh
│ └── config
│ ├── link_checker.yml
├── opt
│ ├── cloudy
│ └── aklump
│ └── link_checker
└── {public web root}
cloudy pm-update aklump/link_checker
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|---|---|---|
| link_checker.yml | Configuration file | yes |
./bin/link_checker help
Pro Tip: Use
tail -f <report filepath>
in another console window to follow along with the report as it's being generated. You will see thereport filepath
when you initiate the crawl.
Under the hood we're using stevenvachon/broken-link-checker. Thank you Steven!
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SEMODULE_PACKAGE
Section: NSA (8)Updated: Nov 2005
Index Return to Main Contents
NAME
semodule_package - Create a SELinux policy module package.SYNOPSIS
semodule_package -o <output file> -m <module> [-f <file contexts>]DESCRIPTION
semodule_package is the tool used to create a SELinux policy module package from a binary policy module and optionally other data such as file contexts. semodule_package packages binary policy modules created by checkmodule. The policy package created by semodule_package can then be installed via semodule.
EXAMPLE
# Build a policy package for a base module. $ semodule_package -o base.pp -m base.mod -f file_contexts # Build a policy package for a httpd module. $ semodule_package -o httpd.pp -m httpd.mod -f httpd.fc # Build a policy package for local TE rules and no file contexts. $ semodule_package -o local.pp -m local.mod
OPTIONS
- -o --outfile <output file>
- Policy module package file generated by this tool.
- -s --seuser <seuser file>
- seuser file to be included in the package.
- -u --user_extra <user extra file>
- user_extra file to be included in the package.
- -m --module <Module file>
- Policy module file to be included in the package.
- -f --fc <File context file>
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File contexts file for the module (optional).
- -n --nc <netfilter context file>
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netfilter context file to be included in the package.
SEE ALSO
checkmodule(8), semodule(8) (8),AUTHORS
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time - get time in seconds
#include <time.h>
time_t time(time_t *tloc);
time() returns the time as the number of seconds since the Epoch,
1970-01-01 00:00:00 +0000 (UTC).
If tloc is non-NULL, the return value is also stored in the
memory pointed to by tloc.
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appropriately.
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- tloc points outside your accessible address space (but see
BUGS).
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signal.
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conditions.
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the number of seconds between a specified time and the Epoch. This formula
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leap years, but years that are evenly divisible by 100 are not leap years
unless they are also evenly divisible by 400, in which case they are leap
years. This value is not the same as the actual number of seconds between the
time and the Epoch, because of leap seconds and because system clocks are not
required to be synchronized to a standard reference. The intention is that the
interpretation of seconds since the Epoch values be consistent; see
POSIX.1-2008 Rationale A.4.15 for further rationale.
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but does not require, the EOVERFLOW error in the case where the
seconds since the Epoch will not fit in time_t.) Instead, the
behavior on Linux is undefined when the system time is out of the
time_t range. Applications intended to run after 2038 should use ABIs
with time_t wider than 32 bits.
Error returns from this system call are indistinguishable from successful
reports that the time is a few seconds before the Epoch, so the C
library wrapper function never sets errno as a result of this call.
The tloc argument is obsolescent and should always be NULL
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On some architectures, an implementation of time() is provided in the
vdso(7).
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We created this guide as grad students who found it hard to keep up with all the Umich and Ann Arbor lingo and ultimately found ourselves showing up to the wrong classroom on the first day of class, pretending we knew what an acronym was when in came up in conversation and then frantically looking it up later to no avail, or having to be the person that asked what something was and felt silently judged.
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You can customize web-presentation tags like you would with any other html tag.
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Research carried out for Stress Awareness Day finds that Ayrshire twenty-somethings worry more than any other age group
by Lorraine Howard, https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/authors/lorraine-howard/A new study carried out to commemorate Stress Awareness Day has shown that for people in Ayrshire our twenties are the most worrying times of our lives.
The research, carried out by insurance brokers, Lifesearch, found out that young adults in their twenties today have different worries compared to the baby boomers of yesterday.
Modern twenty-somethings found themselves worrying about the future of the planet and climate change where as the twenty-somethings of years gone by worried more about nuclear war global conflict.
Following on from their research, Lifesearch expert Emma Walker has shared five top tips to help combat stress, whatever your age.
Don’t compare and despair
Social media has a tendency to rose-tint everyday life, however it’s important to take a step back and realise social media posts don’t represent the whole story. In reality, those you follow are probably facing many of the same issues as you, they’re just not shouting about them.
Put things into perspective
It’s natural to be worried about things that are out of your control, be it climate change or politics. But catastrophizing won’t help relieve stress. Instead, focus on the little things you can do to help, recycle where possible and make sure you go down and vote on election day. Nobody can change the world alone.
Don’t put your head in the sand
Our research reveals that one in seven people lie to themselves about the state of their own mental health. But it's important to be truthful to yourself, and by extension those around you.
Recognise your triggers
It’s important to recognise what might be feeding your stress. Common triggers include alcohol, a bad diet and a lack of sleep. With this in mind, try and be as healthy as possible – limit your alcohol intake, eat a balanced diet and aim for six to eight hours of restorative sleep each night.
Be protected in every eventuality
Fear of the unknown is felt by many of us; in fact our research shows that worries about the future rank highly for people of all ages. But there’s something we can do about this. Protecting yourself in the event of illness, accident or unknown events can.


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The NASA Carbon Monitoring System (CMS)
North American forests account for around 25% of the global terrestrial carbon sink and offset nearly 30% of the continental fossil fuel emissions (SOCCR, 2007). However, the extent and spatial distribution of these sinks and their future trajectory under various land use and climate scenarios is largely unknown. There is an urgent need for developing carbon monitoring capabilities to reduce these uncertainties and better understand the role of forests as carbon sinks in a changing climate. Precise and accurate estimates of carbon storage and fluxes are also critical for guiding forest management decisions, informing greenhouse gas reduction initiatives and climate treaties such as REDD+.
Recognizing this need, the U.S. Congress mandated NASA to initiate work towards a Carbon Monitoring System. NASA Carbon Monitoring System (CMS) is a forward-looking initiative designed to make significant contributions in characterizing, quantifying, understanding, and predicting the evolution of global carbon sources and sinks through improved monitoring of carbon stocks and fluxes. The top-down or broad scale approach relies on satellite observations to quantify carbon storage and terrestrial carbon fluxes for national reporting. The bottom-up or fine scale effort focusses on mapping carbon stocks, uncertainties and sequestration potential at high spatial resolution for project level applications and national map validation. Together, the fine and broad scale approaches form a comprehensive carbon monitoring system. NASA CMS
Maryland Carbon Monitoring
The University of Maryland in involved in local scale carbon monitoring and led a pilot research effort in 2011 for two counties in Maryland. The project used existing, wall-to-wall airborne lidar coverage combined with other remote sensing and field datasets to produce countywide maps of carbon stocks and their uncertainties at 30 m resolution. These data were also used to drive a prognostic ecosystem model to predict carbon fluxes (at 90 m resolution). This work successfully demonstrated the efficacy of the local-scale approach and provided the foundation for a transparent and reproducible carbon monitoring framework. In the second phase of the research, the framework was expanded from two counties in Maryland to the entire state.
Research Objectives
- Improve our existing methodology for carbon stock estimation and uncertainty and assess its efficacy across an expanded range of environmental and forest conditions.
- Provide high-resolution estimates of carbon stocks and their uncertainties for the entire state of Maryland representing Eastern U.S. forest types.
- Initialize and run a prognostic ecosystem model to estimate carbon stocks and fluxes, and to estimate carbon sequestration potential.
- Provide detailed validation of national biomass maps using FIA data and high-resolution biomass maps.
- Demonstrate new data acquisition technology, micropulse single photon lidar (SPL), for low-cost, rapid large-area carbon assessments.
Project Deliverables
- Tiled and mosaicked canopy height and forest/non-forest maps at 2 m and 30 m resolution for Maryland
- Aboveground Biomass (AGBM) maps at 30 m resolution with associated uncertainty maps for Maryland Counties and Addison County
- ED-model based carbon and carbon-flux maps at 90 m resolution for Maryland
- ED-model maps of carbon sequestration potential for Maryland under various climate change scenarios
- SPL canopy height map for Allegheny County and derived biomass
- Demonstration of a web-based data visualization and query system
- Assessment of main sources of error and proposed strategies for reducing errors in future deployment of an operational CMS


ARMAGEDDON (1998)
A film review by Steve Kong Edited by Cher Johnson Copyright 1998 Steve Kong
I admire Michael Bay for his second major film, The Rock. His first film, Bad Boys, was OK, but nothing spectacular. Armageddon marks the third time Michael Bay has taken to directing a major motion picture. The thing to remember about Bay is that he is one of the few directors that have successfully taken the leap from directing music videos to directing feature films.
Armageddon is a standard fare action/sci-fi movie. It is also the second half of this year's objects-from-outer-space movies, the first being Deep Impact. To get the question out of the way, I though Armageddon was better than Deep Impact. Armageddon was easier to sit through than Deep Impact, there was more action and fewer tries at characterizations, characterizations that just didn't seem to work for either film.
During a routine day in New York a sudden roar is heard. From the sky comes flaming objects the size of tennis balls and Volkswagens. These small meteors are just an early warning for the impending impact of an asteroid the size of Texas. Dan Truman (Billy Bob Thorton) of NASA is heading up a project to stop the asteroid from wiping out humanity. Truman's first and last option is to send up a crew of men to drill into the asteroid and plant a nuclear bomb to blow the asteroid into two pieces.
The men chosen are the world's best deep core drilling team. They are lead by Harry Stamper (Bruce Willis), an angry and rough-around-the-edges man. One of the subplots is about crew member A.J. Frost's (Ben Affleck) relationship with Stamper's daughter, Grace (Liv Tyler). This creates some superficial and sometimes lagging conflict between Stamper and Frost.
Armageddon is unlike Bay and Bruckheimer's last teaming, The Rock. The Rock was a mindless summer film, but had better characters that the audience could identify with. I found it hard to identify with the three main characters of Armageddon. Willis's Stamper starts off on the wrong foot and never really gets back onto the right one until near the end of the film. Affleck's Frost is too wild and unbelievable to latch onto, though I did find myself hoping that his character wouldn't perish.
Thorton's Truman was a bit more likeable and I did identify with him a lot more than Stamper and Frost. In comparison, The Rock had three strong likeable characters all being portrayed by good actors (Nicolas Cage, Sean Connery, and Ed Harris).
I was saddened to see that Liv Tyler was pushed back to the crying-woman-waiting-for-her-men-to-come-home role. Other supporting actors are not given much to do either. Steve Buscemi, Will Patton, William Fitchner, and a few others are all wasted. Buscemi does get a few funny lines and Patton gets to act like a tough guy but it's not enough.
As for acting, there are quite a few surprises. First off, Bruce Willis gives one of his best performances in recent memory. He is quite believable and doesn't have to fall back on his John McClain character. I loved Willis's performance in Armageddon. If anything, see Armageddon for Willis. Affleck, who performed well in Good Will Hunting, doesn't do too hot in Armageddon. His cocky young I'm-always-right act wears thing after a while. Billy Bob Thorton does an admirable job with his part.
As for Bay, he's not improved much since The Rock. In my review of The Rock I talked about Bay's obsession with the Shaky-Camera Technique that he brought over from his music video days. I thought that after a few years, he'd learn a bit more about the differences between music videos and feature films. He has, but he has not learned enough. Armageddon uses a heavy dose of the Shakey-Camera Technique to try to get and keep our attention. My note for Bay Michael, you have our attention. Stop shaking the camera and putting in flashy camera angles! Just tell us a good story.
Armageddon runs a bit long, clocking in at two and half-hours. With this sort of time allotment, there shouldn't be too many loose ends, but there are. And they are quite noticable. One includes a scene where a few of the drillers are arrested after a brawl, and straight after that they are readying for take-off. What happened in jail? How'd they get out of jail?
An early meteor shower tears up New York City, but as quickly as the meteor shower ends, all news of the event disappear. No one questions what happened in New York City. Some of the time is also spent telling a hokey love story the one between Frost and Grace which includes a cheezy scene using animal crackers.
Don't see Armageddon for real physics. There are loud explosions in space, there is selective gravity on the asteroid, and there are other physics anomalies throughout the film.
I really loved parts of Armageddon. The opening destruction was spectacular, with meteors punching holes through skyscrapers as if they were made of Popsicle sticks. The training portion of the film gives a good look at what astronauts get to do during training. The pool scenes were amazing.
And the launch of the two shuttles was exciting.  Armageddon might be a dumb movie, but it's also a movie that works well being superficial. If you don't expect too much from Armageddon, you'll walk out of the movie theatre happy. I liked Armageddon and I recommend it.
There are flaws, some significant, but they can be overlooked. Strangely enough, as hokey as some of the scenes are, I found myself somewhat teary- eyed at the end of the movie. If you want to see true space heros, rent Apollo 13. If you want to see real action, rent The Rock. If you want to see real sci-fi, rent Contact. If you have two hours to burn and want to see a fun movie in an air-conditioned theatre during matinee, catch Armageddon.
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Strictly Come Dancing: Kelvin Fletcher and Karim Zeroual top the leaderboard
A lot of 10s flying about...
by Karen HylandKarim Zeroual and Kelvin Fletcher wowed the judges to find themselves at the top of the Strictly Come Dancing leaderboard.
The CBBC presenter and his professional partner Amy Dowden impressed with their couple's choice dance to Drops of Jupiter, earning them 38 points.
Bruno Tonioli told them: "Brilliant! What I loved is the change in the dynamics how you mixed the movements. It had that freedom of spirit that I loved."
Motsi Mabuse added: "I stand tonight, as a dancer, I'm amazed at what you bring to the show.
"Your technique is unbelievable. I love that you always give 100%. To watch you is a gift."
Meanwhile, Kelvin also danced a couple's choice performance to Do I Love You, with Shirley Ballas branding it "absolutely impeccable".
Read more: Michelle Visage on EastEnders as Kat Slater's cousin?
Bruno said: "That was my cup of tea! It was so original, clever, charming. It was inspired by everyday life and you made it extraordinary."
Craig Revel Horwood added: "I absolutely loved it."
Viewers were somewhat distracted from his dance moves by his trousers this week, though...
Elsewhere, Saffron Barker and AJ Pritchard found themselves in joint bottom place with a samba to Walking On Sunshine, with a score of 26.
Shirley said: "We're in the tenth week now and we're seriously looking for the best of the best.
"Was there a few little issues, yes, here and there. For one of the most difficult dances, I was quite pleased for you."
Alex Scott and Neil Jones' Argentine tango also found them with a score of 26.

Chris Ramsey and Karen Hauer scored an acceptable 31 for their Paso Doble.
 But generally overall, I think you executed it with flare."
 I absolutely adored it."
Read more: Bruno Tonioli's Eurovision past as he sings on Strictly
Strictly returns on Sunday (24.11.19), as another couple leave the competition. Who do you think it will be?
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The worldclass Springboks XV who fell between RWC wins
by Ian CameronWith the Springboks recent Rugby World Cup victory in Japan still fresh in the memory, spare a thought for those most unlucky of South Africans rugby players – the World Cup-less Boks.
Some truly worldclass Springbok rugby careers fell in the 12 years between the Rugby World Cup victories in France in 2007 and in Japan, 2019.
While some of this list’s time will come and others are more unlucky than some, it’s a formidable XV.
1 COENIE OOSTHUIZEN
The 127kg prop never quite managed to fully convince Bok selectors during his time in the green and gold. Arguably the world’s most destructive ball-carrying prop now plies trade for Sale Sharks.
2 ADRIAAN STRAUSS
Strauss played in 66 international test matches between 2008 and 2016 and captained the side in his final year. One of the first names on the team sheet for the latter part of his career.
3 WILCO LOUW
Was released from the 2019 training camps just weeks out from the Rugby World Cup. He’s just 25-years-old so likely to add to his 13 caps.
4 ANDRIES BEKKER
The 6’10 giant’s first cap came in 2008, and he went on to make 29 appearances in the green and gold. While a lot of his early career coincided with the tail end of legends Bakkies Botha and Victor Matfield, he was laterally overtaken in the pecking order by the Eben Etzebeth generation of locks. He currently plays for Kobelco Steelers in Japan.
5 FLIP VAN DER MERWE
The 126kg had an on and off relationship with the Bok since his first of 36 caps back in 2010. Despite his talents van der Merwe opted for France in 2015.
6 WARREN WHITELEY
The athletic backrow has been plagued by injury and with news breaking that he may not feature in Super Rugby in 2020, it could be all over for the former Springbok skipper.
7 WILLEM ALBERTS
The Bone Crusher’s Bok career started in 2010 and he was for a long time a mainstay of the South African backrow. Known for his physicality, the now 35-year-old left for France abd Stade Francais in 2015.
8 PIERRE SPIES
Spies was selected was in Jake White’s Springbok squad for the 2007 Rugby World Cup but was forced to withdraw from the squad nine days later after blood clots were found in his lungs. Possibly the most jacked rugby player of all time.
9 FRANCOIS HOUGAARD
That rarest of things – a wing-cum-scrumhalf – Hougaard has become a mainstay at Worcester Warriors in the Premiership as one of their tent-pole stars. Powerful and abrasive at 9, Hougaard may yet add to his 46 Test caps.
10 MORNE STEYN
Although Steyn was never a player to set the world alight with ball-in-hand, he’s Mr Consistent from the kicking tee. He earned 66 caps in a career in the Bok jersey that spanned seven years between 2009 and 2016. Now 35-years-old, he makes serious bank for Stade Francais.
11 APHIWE DYANTI
The World Break Through Player of the Year in 2018, Dyanti could have been a star for the Springboks in Japan, until he tested hot this summer for PEDs. Touted as the natural successor to Bryan Habana, we’ll never know quite know how good a career he could have had, or indeed, how much his career to date was chemically enhanced. One thing is certain, he won’t be adding to his Test tally anytime soon.
12 JAN SERFONTEIN
A strong, bruising carrier at 12, Serfontein won an impressive 35 caps for his country before opting for big spending, Saffa-friendly Montpellier.
13 LIONEL MAPOE
The Port Elizabeth born Mapoe made the most of his talents with 14-caps between 2015 and 2018. The Lions player has hoped between clubs since and is no longer part of the Springbok reckoning.
14 RUAN COMBRINCK
A short but successful Bok career, Combrinck won 7 caps in 2016, including impressive performances in SA’s three-match series with Ireland. Chose to pursue lucrative deals in Japan and France respectively.
15 GIO APLON
The size obsessed world of the Springboks, Aplon was always up against it to prove himself. It didn’t stop him from scoring 5 tries in 17 appearances for South Africa between 2010 and 2012.


Malaysia’s hockey team emerges as maiden Tuanku Zara Cup champions
KUALA KANGSAR, Nov 3 — Malaysia emerged as champions of the first Women’s International Indoor Hockey Tournament Tuanku Zara Cup after defeating Uzbekistan 3-0 in the final at Dewan Jubli Perak here today.
The squad under coach Muhammad Dharmaraj Abdullah opened the score via a penalty corner by Nur Aisyah Yaacob in the 25th minute.
Five minutes later, Nur Aisyah again put Malaysia ahead via another penalty corner.
Uzbekistan under Liliya Mutalapova tried to bounce back but instead suffered another setback by Qasidah Najwa Muhammad Halimi who made it 3-0 for Malaysia.
In the third and fourth placing decider, Taiwan Taipei defeated Philippines 4-0.
The Raja Permaisuri of Perak Tuanku Zara Salim gave away the prizes to all winners.
The four-day tournament from October 31 was participated by Uzbekistan, Nepal, Taiwan, Philippines and Malaysia. — Bernama


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Construction
| Doctrine\DBAL\Driver\ |
Connection interface. |
Hierarchy
Constants
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integer TRANSACTION_READ_UNCOMMITTED = 1
Constant for transaction isolation level READ UNCOMMITTED.
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integer TRANSACTION_READ_COMMITTED = 2
Constant for transaction isolation level READ COMMITTED.
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integer TRANSACTION_REPEATABLE_READ = 3
Constant for transaction isolation level REPEATABLE READ.
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integer TRANSACTION_SERIALIZABLE = 4
Constant for transaction isolation level SERIALIZABLE.
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integer PARAM_INT_ARRAY = 101
Represents an array of ints to be expanded by Doctrine SQL parsing.
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integer PARAM_STR_ARRAY = 102
Represents an array of strings to be expanded by Doctrine SQL parsing.
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integer ARRAY_PARAM_OFFSET = 100
Offset by which PARAM_* constants are detected as arrays of the param type.
Properties
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Doctrine\DBAL\Driver\
Connection null $_conn = nullThe wrapped driver connection.
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Doctrine\DBAL\
Configuration $_config = null -
Doctrine\Common\
EventManager $_eventManager = null -
Doctrine\DBAL\Query\Expression\
ExpressionBuilder $_expr = null -
Doctrine\DBAL\Schema\
AbstractSchemaManager null $_schemaManager = nullThe schema manager.
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Doctrine\DBAL\
Driver $_driver = nullThe used DBAL driver.
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int $defaultFetchMode = 2
Methods
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__construct ($params, $driver, $config = null, $eventManager = null) : void
Initializes a new instance of the Connection class.
Parameters array mixed[] $params The connection parameters.
Doctrine\DBAL\ Driver $driver The driver to use.
?Doctrine\DBAL\ Configuration Doctrine\DBAL\ Configuration null $config = null The configuration, optional.
?Doctrine\Common\ EventManager Doctrine\Common\ EventManager null $eventManager = null The event manager, optional.
Return void Throws Doctrine\DBAL\ Exception -
getParams () : mixed[]
Gets the parameters used during instantiation.
Parameters Return mixed[] -
getDatabase () : string
Gets the name of the database this Connection is connected to.
Parameters Return string -
getHost () : string
null Gets the hostname of the currently connected database.
Parameters Return string null -
getPort () : mixed
Gets the port of the currently connected database.
Parameters Return mixed -
getUsername () : string
null Gets the username used by this connection.
Parameters Return string null -
getPassword () : string
null Gets the password used by this connection.
Parameters Return string null -
getDriver () : Doctrine\DBAL\
Driver -
getConfiguration () : Doctrine\DBAL\
Configuration -
getEventManager () : Doctrine\Common\
EventManager -
getDatabasePlatform () : Doctrine\DBAL\Platforms\
AbstractPlatform Gets the DatabasePlatform for the connection.
Parameters Return Doctrine\DBAL\Platforms\ AbstractPlatform Throws Doctrine\DBAL\ Exception -
getExpressionBuilder () : Doctrine\DBAL\Query\Expression\
ExpressionBuilder Gets the ExpressionBuilder for the connection.
Parameters Return Doctrine\DBAL\Query\Expression\ ExpressionBuilder -
connect () : bool
Establishes the connection with the database.
Parameters Return bool TRUE if the connection was successfully established, FALSE if
the connection is already open.
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isAutoCommit () : bool
Returns the current auto-commit mode for this connection.
Parameters Return bool True if auto-commit mode is currently enabled for this connection, false otherwise.
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setAutoCommit ($autoCommit) : void
Sets auto-commit mode for this connection.
If a connection is in auto-commit mode, then all its SQL statements will be executed and committed as individual
transactions. Otherwise, its SQL statements are grouped into transactions that are terminated by a call to either
the method commit or the method rollback. By default, new connections are in auto-commit mode.NOTE: If this method is called during a transaction and the auto-commit mode is changed, the transaction is
committed. If this method is called and the auto-commit mode is not changed, the call is a no-op.Parameters bool $autoCommit True to enable auto-commit mode; false to disable it.
Return void See isAutoCommit -
setFetchMode ($fetchMode) : void
Sets the fetch mode.
Parameters int $fetchMode Return void -
fetchAssoc ($sql, $params = [], $types = []) : array<string,
Prepares and executes an SQL query and returns the first row of the result
as an associative array.Parameters string $sql SQL query
array $params = [] array $types = [] Return array<string, mixed>|false False is returned if no rows are found.
Throws Doctrine\DBAL\ Exception -
fetchArray ($sql, $params = [], $types = []) : array<int,
Prepares and executes an SQL query and returns the first row of the result
as a numerically indexed array.Parameters string $sql SQL query
array $params = [] array $types = [] Return array<int, mixed>|false False is returned if no rows are found.
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fetchColumn ($sql, $params = [], $column = 0, $types = []) : mixed
false Prepares and executes an SQL query and returns the value of a single column
of the first row of the result.Parameters string $sql SQL query
array $params = [] int $column = 0 0-indexed column number
array $types = [] Return mixed false False is returned if no rows are found.
Throws Doctrine\DBAL\ Exception -
fetchAssociative ($query, $params = [], $types = []) : array<string,
Prepares and executes an SQL query and returns the first row of the result
as an associative array.Parameters string $query SQL query
array $params = [] array $types = [] Return array<string, mixed>|false False is returned if no rows are found.
Throws Doctrine\DBAL\ Exception -
fetchNumeric ($query, $params = [], $types = []) : array<int,
Prepares and executes an SQL query and returns the first row of the result
as a numerically indexed array.Parameters string $query SQL query
array $params = [] array $types = [] Return array<int, mixed>|false False is returned if no rows are found.
Throws Doctrine\DBAL\ Exception -
fetchOne ($query, $params = [], $types = []) : mixed
false Prepares and executes an SQL query and returns the value of a single column
of the first row of the result.Parameters string $query SQL query
array $params = [] array $types = [] Return mixed false False is returned if no rows are found.
Throws Doctrine\DBAL\ Exception -
isConnected () : bool
Whether an actual connection to the database is established.
Parameters Return bool -
isTransactionActive () : bool
Checks whether a transaction is currently active.
Parameters Return bool TRUE if a transaction is currently active, FALSE otherwise.
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delete ($table, $criteria, $types = []) : int
Executes an SQL DELETE statement on a table.
Table expression and columns are not escaped and are not safe for user-input.
Parameters string $table Table name
array $criteria array $types = [] Return int The number of affected rows.
Throws Doctrine\DBAL\ Exception -
close () : void
Closes the connection.
Parameters Return void -
setTransactionIsolation ($level) : int
Sets the transaction isolation level.
Parameters int $level The level to set.
Return int -
getTransactionIsolation () : int
Gets the currently active transaction isolation level.
Parameters Return int The current transaction isolation level.
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update ($table, $data, $criteria, $types = []) : int
Executes an SQL UPDATE statement on a table.
Table expression and columns are not escaped and are not safe for user-input.
Parameters string $table Table name
array $data array $criteria array $types = [] Return int The number of affected rows.
Throws Doctrine\DBAL\ Exception -
insert ($table, $data, $types = []) : int
Inserts a table row with specified data.
Table expression and columns are not escaped and are not safe for user-input.
Parameters string $table Table name
array $data array $types = [] Return int The number of affected rows.
Throws Doctrine\DBAL\ Exception -
quoteIdentifier ($str) : string
Quotes a string so it can be safely used as a table or column name, even if
it is a reserved name.Delimiting style depends on the underlying database platform that is being used.
NOTE: Just because you CAN use quoted identifiers does not mean
you SHOULD use them. In general, they end up causing way more
problems than they solve.Parameters string $str The name to be quoted.
Return string The quoted name.
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quote ($value, $type = Doctrine\DBAL\ParameterType::STRING) : mixed
Quotes a string for use in a query. Parameters mixed $value int $type = Doctrine\DBAL\ParameterType::STRING Return mixed Prototype Doctrine\DBAL\Driver\ Connection::quote() Quotes a string for use in a query. implement -
fetchAll ($sql, $params = [], $types = []) : mixed[]
Prepares and executes an SQL query and returns the result as an associative array.
Parameters string $sql The SQL query.
array mixed[] $params = [] The query parameters.
int[] string[] $types = [] The query parameter types.
Return mixed[] -
fetchAllNumeric ($query, $params = [], $types = []) : array
array<int,array<int,mixed>> Prepares and executes an SQL query and returns the result as an array of numeric arrays.
Parameters string $query SQL query
array $params = [] array $types = [] Return array array<int,array<int,mixed>> Throws Doctrine\DBAL\ Exception -
fetchAllAssociative ($query, $params = [], $types = []) : array
array<int,array<string,mixed>> Prepares and executes an SQL query and returns the result as an array of associative arrays.
Parameters string $query SQL query
array $params = [] array $types = [] Return array array<int,array<string,mixed>> Throws Doctrine\DBAL\ Exception -
fetchAllKeyValue ($query, $params = [], $types = []) : array
array<mixed,mixed> Prepares and executes an SQL query and returns the result as an associative array with the keys
mapped to the first column and the values mapped to the second column.Parameters string $query SQL query
array $params = [] array $types = [] Return array array<mixed,mixed> Throws Doctrine\DBAL\ Exception -
fetchAllAssociativeIndexed ($query, $params = [], $types = []) : array
array<mixed,array<string,mixed>> Prepares and executes an SQL query and returns the result as an associative array with the keys mapped
to the first column and the values being an associative array representing the rest of the columns
and their values.Parameters string $query SQL query
array $params = [] array $types = [] Return array array<mixed,array<string,mixed>> Throws Doctrine\DBAL\ Exception -
fetchFirstColumn ($query, $params = [], $types = []) : array
array<int,mixed> Prepares and executes an SQL query and returns the result as an array of the first column values.
Parameters string $query SQL query
array $params = [] array $types = [] Return array array<int,mixed> Throws Doctrine\DBAL\ Exception -
iterateNumeric ($query, $params = [], $types = []) : \Traversable
Traversable<int,array<int,mixed>> Prepares and executes an SQL query and returns the result as an iterator over rows represented as numeric arrays.
Parameters string $query SQL query
array $params = [] array $types = [] Return \Traversable Traversable<int,array<int,mixed>> Throws Doctrine\DBAL\ Exception -
iterateAssociative ($query, $params = [], $types = []) : \Traversable
Traversable<int,array<string,mixed>> Prepares and executes an SQL query and returns the result as an iterator over rows represented
as associative arrays.Parameters string $query SQL query
array $params = [] array $types = [] Return \Traversable Traversable<int,array<string,mixed>> Throws Doctrine\DBAL\ Exception -
iterateKeyValue ($query, $params = [], $types = []) : \Traversable
Traversable<mixed,mixed> Prepares and executes an SQL query and returns the result as an iterator with the keys
mapped to the first column and the values mapped to the second column.Parameters string $query SQL query
array $params = [] array $types = [] Return \Traversable Traversable<mixed,mixed> Throws Doctrine\DBAL\ Exception -
iterateAssociativeIndexed ($query, $params = [], $types = []) : \Traversable
Traversable<mixed,array<string,mixed>> Prepares and executes an SQL query and returns the result as an iterator with the keys mapped
to the first column and the values being an associative array representing the rest of the columns
and their values.Parameters string $query SQL query
array $params = [] array $types = [] Return \Traversable Traversable<mixed,array<string,mixed>> Throws Doctrine\DBAL\ Exception -
iterateColumn ($query, $params = [], $types = []) : \Traversable
Traversable<int,mixed> Prepares and executes an SQL query and returns the result as an iterator over the first column values.
Parameters string $query SQL query
array $params = [] array $types = [] Return \Traversable Traversable<int,mixed> Throws Doctrine\DBAL\ Exception -
prepare ($sql) : Doctrine\DBAL\
Statement Prepares an SQL statement.
Parameters string $sql The SQL statement to prepare.
Return Doctrine\DBAL\ Statement The prepared statement.
Throws Doctrine\DBAL\ Exception Prototype Doctrine\DBAL\Driver\ Connection::prepare() Prepares a statement for execution and returns a Statement object. implement -
executeQuery ($sql, $params = [], $types = [], $qcp = null) : Doctrine\DBAL\Driver\
ResultStatement Executes an, optionally parametrized, SQL query.
If the query is parametrized, a prepared statement is used.
If an SQLLogger is configured, the execution is logged.Parameters string $sql SQL query
array $params = [] $types = [] ?Doctrine\DBAL\Cache\ QueryCacheProfile $qcp = null Return Doctrine\DBAL\Driver\ ResultStatement The executed statement.
Throws Doctrine\DBAL\ Exception -
executeCacheQuery ($sql, $params, $types, $qcp) : Doctrine\DBAL\Driver\
ResultStatement Executes a caching query.
Parameters string $sql SQL query
$params $types Doctrine\DBAL\Cache\ QueryCacheProfile $qcp Return Doctrine\DBAL\Driver\ ResultStatement Throws Doctrine\DBAL\Cache\ CacheException -
project ($sql, $params, $function) : mixed[]
Executes an, optionally parametrized, SQL query and returns the result,
applying a given projection/transformation function on each row of the result.Parameters string $sql The SQL query to execute.
array mixed[] $params The parameters, if any.
\Closure $function The transformation function that is applied on each row.
The function receives a single parameter, an array, that represents a row of the result set.
Return mixed[] The projected result of the query.
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query () : Doctrine\DBAL\Driver\
Statement Executes an SQL statement, returning a result set as a Statement object.
Parameters Return Doctrine\DBAL\Driver\ Statement Throws Doctrine\DBAL\ Exception Prototype Doctrine\DBAL\Driver\ Connection::query() Executes an SQL statement, returning a result set as a Statement object. implement -
executeUpdate ($sql, $params = [], $types = []) : int
Executes an SQL INSERT/UPDATE/DELETE query with the given parameters
and returns the number of affected rows.This method supports PDO binding types as well as DBAL mapping types.
Parameters string $sql SQL statement
array $params = [] array $types = [] Return int The number of affected rows.
Throws Doctrine\DBAL\ Exception -
executeStatement ($sql, $params = [], $types = []) : int
Executes an SQL statement with the given parameters and returns the number of affected rows.
Could be used for:
- DML statements: INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE, etc.
- DDL statements: CREATE, DROP, ALTER, etc.
- DCL statements: GRANT, REVOKE, etc.
- Session control statements: ALTER SESSION, SET, DECLARE, etc.
- Other statements that don't yield a row set.
This method supports PDO binding types as well as DBAL mapping types.
Parameters string $sql SQL statement
array $params = [] array $types = [] Return int The number of affected rows.
Throws Doctrine\DBAL\ Exception -
exec ($sql) : int
Executes an SQL statement and return the number of affected rows.
Parameters string $sql Return int The number of affected rows.
Throws Doctrine\DBAL\ Exception Prototype Doctrine\DBAL\Driver\ Connection::exec() Executes an SQL statement and return the number of affected rows. implement -
getTransactionNestingLevel () : int
Returns the current transaction nesting level.
Parameters Return int The nesting level. A value of 0 means there's no active transaction.
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errorCode () : string
null Fetches the SQLSTATE associated with the last database operation.
Parameters Return string null The last error code.
Prototype Doctrine\DBAL\Driver\ Connection::errorCode() Returns the error code associated with the last operation on the database handle. implement -
errorInfo () : mixed[]
Returns extended error information associated with the last operation on the database handle. Parameters Return mixed[] Prototype Doctrine\DBAL\Driver\ Connection::errorInfo() Returns extended error information associated with the last operation on the database handle. implement -
lastInsertId ($name = null) : string
Returns the ID of the last inserted row, or the last value from a sequence object,
depending on the underlying driver.Note: This method may not return a meaningful or consistent result across different drivers,
because the underlying database may not even support the notion of AUTO_INCREMENT/IDENTITY
columns or sequences.Parameters string null $name = null Name of the sequence object from which the ID should be returned.
Return string A string representation of the last inserted ID.
Prototype Doctrine\DBAL\Driver\ Connection::lastInsertId() Returns the ID of the last inserted row or sequence value. implement -
transactional ($func) : mixed
Executes a function in a transaction.
The function gets passed this Connection instance as an (optional) parameter.
If an exception occurs during execution of the function or transaction commit,
the transaction is rolled back and the exception re-thrown.Parameters \Closure $func The function to execute transactionally.
Return mixed The value returned by $func
Throws \Throwable -
setNestTransactionsWithSavepoints ($nestTransactionsWithSavepoints) : void
Sets if nested transactions should use savepoints.
Parameters bool $nestTransactionsWithSavepoints Return void Throws Doctrine\DBAL\ ConnectionException -
getNestTransactionsWithSavepoints () : bool
Gets if nested transactions should use savepoints.
Parameters Return bool -
_getNestedTransactionSavePointName () : mixed
Returns the savepoint name to use for nested transactions are false if they are not supported
"savepointFormat" parameter is not setParameters Return mixed A string with the savepoint name or false.
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beginTransaction () : bool
Initiates a transaction. Parameters Return bool TRUE on success or FALSE on failure.
Prototype Doctrine\DBAL\Driver\ Connection::beginTransaction() Initiates a transaction. implement -
commit () : bool
Commits a transaction. Parameters Return bool TRUE on success or FALSE on failure.
Prototype Doctrine\DBAL\Driver\ Connection::commit() Commits a transaction. implement -
rollBack () : bool
Cancels any database changes done during the current transaction.
Parameters Return bool Throws Doctrine\DBAL\ ConnectionException If the rollback operation failed. Prototype Doctrine\DBAL\Driver\ Connection::rollBack() Rolls back the current transaction, as initiated by beginTransaction(). implement -
createSavepoint ($savepoint) : void
Creates a new savepoint.
Parameters string $savepoint The name of the savepoint to create.
Return void Throws Doctrine\DBAL\ ConnectionException -
releaseSavepoint ($savepoint) : void
Releases the given savepoint.
Parameters string $savepoint The name of the savepoint to release.
Return void Throws Doctrine\DBAL\ ConnectionException -
rollbackSavepoint ($savepoint) : void
Rolls back to the given savepoint.
Parameters string $savepoint The name of the savepoint to rollback to.
Return void Throws Doctrine\DBAL\ ConnectionException -
getWrappedConnection () : Doctrine\DBAL\Driver\
Connection -
getSchemaManager () : Doctrine\DBAL\Schema\
AbstractSchemaManager Gets the SchemaManager that can be used to inspect or change the
database schema through the connection.Parameters Return Doctrine\DBAL\Schema\ AbstractSchemaManager -
setRollbackOnly () : void
Marks the current transaction so that the only possible
outcome for the transaction to be rolled back.Parameters Return void Throws Doctrine\DBAL\ ConnectionException If no transaction is active. -
isRollbackOnly () : bool
Checks whether the current transaction is marked for rollback only.
Parameters Return bool Throws Doctrine\DBAL\ ConnectionException If no transaction is active. -
convertToDatabaseValue ($value, $type) : mixed
Converts a given value to its database representation according to the conversion
rules of a specific DBAL mapping type.Parameters mixed $value The value to convert.
string $type The name of the DBAL mapping type.
Return mixed The converted value.
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convertToPHPValue ($value, $type) : mixed
Converts a given value to its PHP representation according to the conversion
rules of a specific DBAL mapping type.Parameters mixed $value The value to convert.
string $type The name of the DBAL mapping type.
Return mixed The converted type.
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resolveParams ($params, $types) : array<int,
Resolves the parameters to a format which can be displayed.
Parameters array $params array $types Return array<int, int|string|Type|null>|array<string, int|string|Type|null>
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createQueryBuilder () : Doctrine\DBAL\Query\
QueryBuilder -
ping () : bool
Ping the server
When the server is not available the method returns FALSE.
It is responsibility of the developer to handle this case
and abort the request or reconnect manually:Parameters Return bool -
handleExceptionDuringQuery ($e, $sql, $params = [], $types = []) : void
Parameters \Throwable $e string $sql array $params = [] array $types = [] Return void Throws Doctrine\DBAL\ Exception -
handleDriverException ($e) : void


Clean-up operations begin after Ironbridge cooling towers demolition
by Mat GrowcottClean-up operations were beginning at Ironbridge power station today following the demolition of the cooling towers.
Workers were on site beginning the job, which is going to take a number of weeks to complete.
Residents nearby have been warned to stay away from the area while it is still designated a live demolition site, as it may still be unsafe.
It comes after the cooling towers were demolished last Friday.
Crowds came out in force to watch as the four landmark cooling towers were blown down. It took about eight seconds from explosion to them having crumbled.
It was a landmark moment in a demolition effort that will still take another 20 months to complete.
Iain Thomson, of power station owners Harworth, said: "Clean-up will take a number of weeks. 24-hour security across the site remains in place and we want to remind all local residents that it is a live demolition site and should therefore stay well clear in the interests of safety."
For the first time in 50 years, the cooling towers are no longer the dominant view on the Ironbridge Gorge eyeline.
But a relatively small chimney nearby can still be spotted, and people have been questioning on social media when it might also be brought down.
Mr Thomson said: "The site's chimney is likely to come down next year as part of the wider demolition programme."
See also:
- Ironbridge cooling towers: eBay auction hits more than £1,000 for 100g piece of concrete from demolition
- First homes set for Ironbridge power station site from 2022
- Ironbridge Power Station cooling towers demolished - with VIDEO and PICTURES
- WATCH: Gone in seconds - Demolition of Ironbridge cooling towers from many angles
- Magnificent desolation: Drone captures scene of destruction after Ironbridge cooling towers are brought down
Before the demolition, there were a number of deer running around the area near the cooling towers.
Rumours hit Twitter over the weekend that some had died in the blow down, although Harworth has confirmed that no wildlife were killed in the demolition.
Mr Thomson said: "We can confirm that no deer or other wildlife were harmed during or in the aftermath of the demolition of the cooling towers."
The masterplan for the site is expected to be submitted to both Shropshire Council and Telford & Wrekin Council before Christmas, and could take about a year to be approved.
It is expected to include up to 1,000 homes, as well as businesses and a railway line.


The ICMessagePump interface is implemented by a class that distributes events from the source and sink objects to the monitor objects. The framework currently uses a class named DefaultMessagePump that implements this interface to perform this class.
| Type | Name and description |
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void |
addMonitor(ICMonitor monitor) Used by the framework to add a monitor object to the list of monitors that will receive events during a transformation. |
void |
logEvent(ICFitting generator, java.util.Map event) Method called by source and sink objects during a transformation. |
void |
tearDown() |
Used by the framework to add a monitor object to the list of monitors that will receive events during a transformation.
monitor
- A class implementing ICMonitorMethod called by source and sink objects during a transformation. The class implementing ICMessagePump will call a method with the same parameters on each monitor object that is participating in a transformation.
generator
- The object that generated the message.event
- A Map containing key-value pairs about what a source or sink component is doing during a transformation.


| Methods' Details |
addSelection
- Description
- adds the object or the objects represented by Selection to the selection
of this XMultiSelectionSupplier.
- Parameter Selection
- either an Object that is selectable or a sequence of objects that are selectable.
- Returns
- true/, if Selection was added to the current selection.
false, if Selection or parts of Selection could not be
added to the current selection. For example, if the selection already contains
objects that are forbidden to be selected together with Selection
- Throws
- com::sun::star::lang::IllegalArgumentException
If Selection is not a selectable object for this XMultiSelectionSupplier.
Adding an object to the selection that is already part of the selection should not raise this exception
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removeSelection
- Description
- remove the object or objects represented by Selection from the
selection of this XMultiSelectionSupplier.
- Parameter Selection
- either an Object that is selectable or a sequence of objects that are selectable.
- Returns
- true/, if Selection was added to the current selection.
false, if Selection or parts of Selection could not be
added to the current selection. For example, if the selection already contains
objects that are forbidden to be selected together with Selection.
- Throws
- com::sun::star::lang::IllegalArgumentException
If Selection is not a selectable object for this XMultiSelectionSupplier.
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I keep losing this information, so here it is for posterity.
O'Reilly -- Mac OS X Screenshot Secrets
Mac OS X Screenshot Secrets
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Robotic Arts Intro Fall 2017 (IA277.01)
- Instructor: Lucas Haroldsen<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Class Site: yasunaga.work/raif17
- syllabus: syllabus.pdf
- Resources: links.html
10/03: Elecronic Harvest Day
Today is an Electronic Harvest Day. This day is dedicated to taking apart and looking at what's inside of electronics.
Schedule
- Introduction / context / safety
- Talk about midterm
- harvest
- Talk and visit with Bonnie Crawford
- harvest/drawing
dinner
Introduction / Context
Graham Harman on Heidegger & the Arts 4:00 ~ 7:30
Trisha Donnelly curated computer chip design drawings
The Circuit: Tracking America's Electronic Waste
Cyrus Kabiru
Chris Hackett
Safety!
Read Device Safety from ifixit.com
- NEVER take things apart when plugged in!
- Look out for large capacitors like this. Let me know if you see one or are unsure
- If you feel unsafe performing any aspect of the taking apart process, stop working and ask for advice
- Avoid taking apart:
- CRT (Cathode Ray Tube) Displays (old type of monitors)
- Microwaves
- toaster ovens
- Other AC appliances with heating and cooling capabilities
- Digital cameras with flash might contain some high voltage capacitors
- NEVER plug in AC electronics once you take them apart
Things to think about when you are working with found electronics:
- Is it a working device?
- Does your electronic use AC or DC?
- What is the brand and model number?
- Can you find a service manual or schimatic online?
- What is the voltage this devise uses?
- Does it use a power adaptor or battery? (DC)
- What parts can I use?
Useful things to look for
- switches and buttons
- power transformers and power adaptors
- potentiometors and knobs
- motors
- speakers
- piezos
- gears and gear assemblies
- drive belts and rods
- screws
Class assignment: Make a drawing!
Make a simple drawing(s) of parts of electronics you are taking apart. This is an simple exercice realating to electronics with act of drawing. We will look at the drawing at the end of the class
Artist talk + visit with Bonnie Crawford: 7pm sharp!
e-waste locations
- First floor of Digital Print Center next to the computer lab. There are black shelves and blue bins for broken electronics
- Brown Building First floor on the way to Cafe Doris
- Bunting First Floor next to bulletin board
Resources
Keyboard Hack
If your device is working and wnat to hack into the buttons, try this!
TIP120 DC button Bypass CircuitHOMEWORK
Project 1: the midterm
Project 1 is due October 24th. See the details on this link here.
Next week, come up with a working prototype of your project. A working prototype does not have to look good. It's a mock up of your project in its simplest form so you can understand how it works. Don't be precious about this stage, pay attention to the limits and constraints you learn form your prototypes.
The first prototype can be a small scale version of your project. If your project has 10 switches, make it work with 2 or 3 switches first.
Reading
Chapter 1: What is poetic about computation?
from Poetic Computation by Taeyoon Choi


@Alright pushed geterablockheights RPC to master.
It takes no args, and returns the following:
./komodo-cli -ac_name=LABSTH geterablockheights
{
"era": block,
"2": 2,
"3": 2502,
"4": 4001
}
These are fake timestamps I used to test it. for LABSTH it just returns:
./komodo-cli -ac_name=LABSTH geterablockheights
{
"3": 1
}


GoogleMap AngularJS Directive
IMPORTANT NOTICE
$scope.map
is deprecated. UseNgMap.getMap().then(function(map) {...})
instead to get a map instance.$scope.$on('mapInitialized', function(event, map) {..}
is deprecated. UseNgMap.getMap().then(function(map) {...})
instead to get a map instance.$scope.showInfoWindow(id)
is deprecated.map.showInfoWindow(id)
instead. You need to get map instance usngNgMap.getMap().then()
in advance.map
tag is deprecated. Useng-map
tag instead
Demo
Documentation
Road Trip By StreetView
Maps Can Talk |
Custom Marker
There is already one for this. However, I found myself doing totally different approach than the existing one, such as;
Everything in tag and attributes.
Thus, basic users don't even have to know what Javascript is.Expose all original Google Maps V3 api to the user.
No hiding, no wraping, or whatsoever. By doing so, programmers don't need to learn how to use this module. You only need to know Google Maps V3 API.
There is a blog that introduces this module. The title of it is 'Google Map As The Simplest Way'
To Get Started
For Bower users,
$ bower install ngmap
Include
ng-map.min.js
:
Include Google maps:

Name your angular app ngMap, or add it as a dependency
var myApp = angular.module('myApp', ['ngMap']);
To get the map instance use the NgMap.getMap()
function
app.controller('MyController', function(NgMap) {
NgMap.getMap().then(function(map) {
console.log(map.getCenter());
console.log('markers', map.markers);
console.log('shapes', map.shapes);
});
});
Lazy Loading of Google Maps Javascript
Simply wrap the map tag with map-lazy-load="https://maps.google.com/maps/api/js"
.

<ng-map center="41,-87" zoom="3"></ng-map>

If you need to pass in an API key to the javascript, you can set a scope
variable in your controller (e.g. $scope.googleMapsUrl="https://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/js?key=YOUR_KEY_HERE";
).
This can be set from a constant value in your app to standardise the API key to pass to google for multiple controllers.

<ng-map center="41,-87" zoom="3"></ng-map>

Directives
- bicycling-layer
- custom-control
- custom-marker (NEW)
- directions (NEW)
- drawing-manager (NEW)
- dynamic-maps-engine-layer
- fusion-tables-layer
- heatmap-layer
- info-window
- kml-layer
- map
- map-data
- map-lazy-load (NEW)
- map-type
- map_controller
- maps-engine-layer
- marker
- overlay-map-type
- places-auto-complete
- shape
- street-view-panorama (NEW)
- traffic-layer
- transit-layer
Advanced Examples
Contributors
Contributing
- Clone the repository from github
- Change to the folder dowloaded
- npm install to install the build tools
- gulp build to build the javascript & doc files in the /build folder & run the unit tests.
- gulp clean to cleanup the repository by removing files and folders from previous build.
- gulp test to run the Karma unit test suite.
- gulp test:e2e to run the Protractor test suite. For the first test run, you may need to update the protractor webdriver manager. It will show the command on screen if this is required (node_modules/gulp-protractor/node_modules/protractor/bin/webdriver-manager update).
- gulp test:server will start a web server for the testapp on http://localhost:8888


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Brewers show off brand-new uniforms for next season
by TSD StaffThe Milwaukee Brewers saw their team get eliminated from the postseason in brutal fashion — with closer Bill Hader, one of the best in the business, blowing a 3-1 lead with two outs in the eighth inning of the NL Wild Card game against the Nationals.
Not only that, the Brewers had to go on and watch the Nationals use that momentum to carry them to a World Series win, their first in franchise history.
As such, they’re in need of a bit of a makeover, especially since they have a few free agents that likely won’t be with the team next season, heading into the Winter Meetings next month. They did that by giving a first look at the team’s new uniforms — with 2018 MVP Christian Yelich wearing them — and they are awesome.
Sleek.