- Fixed flow (regression since v2.4.2)
- Updated dependencies
- Repackaged
balUtilPaths
changes:
- Added
resolveCaseSensitivePath(path, next)
- Extracted out:
- Can now pass
binary
as the readFiles
option value to return buffers instead of strings for file contents
- Updated dependencies
- Split out
balUtilModules
into safeps
- Split out
balUtilFlow.extractOptsAndCallback
into extract-opts
balUtilEvent
changes:
- Event listeners can now have priorities. Highest priorities run first. Set them by
listener.priority = 500
- Added
off
alias for removeListener
balUtilFlow
changes:
extractOptsAndCallback
now accepts config argument
balUtilPaths
changes:
readPath
now uses Wget/1.14 (linux-gnu)
as the default user agent
balUtilPaths
changes:
- Fixed redirect handling on
readPath
balUtilModules
changes:
- Fixed
spawnCommands
initGitRepo
and initNodeModules
now take a log
function rather than a logger
object (regards opts)
balUtilModules
changes:
- Fixed
spawnCommand
and spawnCommands
closeProcess
now deprecated in favor of completion callback on openProcess
- We no longer alias split off projects, you should use them directly now
balUtilModules
changes:
- Killed
(git|node|npm)(Command|Commands)
functions, use spawnCommand
and spawnCommands
instead
balUtilHTML
changes:
replaceElementAsync
now executes tasks in parallel rather than in serial
- We now use the projects we split away from bal-util
- Killed explicit browser support, use Browserify instead
- Removed the
out
directory from git
- Now compiled with the coffee-script bare option
balUtilEvents
changes:
EventEmitterEnhanced
changes:
- Now works with
once
calls in node 0.10.0
- Changed
emitSync
to be an alias to emitSerial
and emitAsync
to be an alias to emitParallel
- Added new
getListenerGroup
function
balUtilFlow
changes:
fireWithOptionalCallback
can now take the method as an array of [fireMethod,introspectMethod]
useful for pesly binds
balUtilFlow
changes:
Groups::run
signature changed from no arguments to a single mode
argument
balUtilModules
changes:
- Fixed
getCountryCode
and getLanguageCode
failing when there is no locale code
balUtilModules
changes:
- Fixed
requireFresh
regression, added test
balUtilModules
changes:
- Added
getLocaleCode
- Added
getCountryCode
- Added
getLanguageCode
v1.16.8 February 16, 2013
balUtilModules
changes:
spawnMultiple
, execMultiple
: now accept a tasksMode
option that can be serial
(default) or parallel
v1.16.7 February 12, 2013
balUtilPaths
changes:
readPath
: do not prefer gzip, but still support it for decoding, as the zlib library is buggy
v1.16.6 February 12, 2013
balUtilPaths
changes:
readPath
: add support for gzip decoding for node 0.6 and higher
- Node v0.4 support
balUtilPaths
changes:
- Removed deprecated
console.log
s when errors occur (they are now sent to the callback)
- Fixed
determineExecPath
when executable requires the environment configuration
balUtilTypes
changes:
isEmptyObject
now works for empty values (e.g. null
)
balUtilFlow
changes:
- Added
clone
- Added
deepClone
setDeep
and getDeep
now handle undefined
values correctly
balUtilPaths
changes:
- Added timeout support to
readPath
balUtilFlow
changes:
- Added
setDeep
- Added
getDeep
balUtilFlow
changes:
- Added
safeShallowExtendPlainObjects
- Added
safeDeepExtendPlainObjects
- Node v0.9 compatability
balUtilModules
changes:
- Added
getEnvironmentPaths
- Added
getStandardExecPaths(execName)
exec
now supports the output
option
determineExecPath
now resolves the possible paths and checks for their existance
- This avoids Node v0.9's ENOENT crash when executing a path that doesn't exit
getExecPath
will now try for .exe
paths as well when running on windows if an extension hasn't already been defined
getGitPath
, getNodePath
, getNpmPath
will now also check the environment paths
balUtilFlow
changes:
- Added
createSnore
- Added
suffixArray
flow
now accepts the signatures ({object,actions,action,args,tasks,next})
, (object, action, args, next)
and (actions,args,next)
Group
changes:
mode
can now be either parallel
or serial
, rather than async
and sync
async()
is now parallel()
(aliased for b/c)
sync()
is now serial()
(aliased for b/c)
balUtilTypes
changes:
balUtilPaths
changes:
- Renamed
testIgnorePatterns
to isIgnoredPath
- Added aliases for b/c compatibility
- Added new
ignorePaths
option
v1.15.3 December 24, 2012
v1.15.2 December 16, 2012
balUtilPaths
changes:
- Fixed
scandir
not inheriting ignore patterns when recursing
v1.15.1 December 15, 2012
balUtilPaths
changes:
- Fixed
testIgnorePatterns
when ignoreCommonPatterns
is set to true
v1.15.0 December 15, 2012
balUtilPaths
changes:
- Added
testIgnorePatterns
- Renamed
ignorePatterns
to ignoreCommonPatterns
, and added new ignoreCustomPatterns
- Added emac cache files to
ignoreCommonPatterns
v1.14.1 December 14, 2012
balUtilModules
changes:
- Added
getExecPath
that will fetch an executable path based on the paths within the environment PATH
variable
- Rebuilt with CoffeeScript 1.4.x
v1.14.0 November 23, 2012
balUtilPaths
changes:
readPath
will now follow url redirects
v1.13.13 October 26, 2012
balUtilPaths
changes:
- Files that start with
~
are now correctly ignored in commonIgnorePatterns
v1.13.12 October 22, 2012
balUtilFlow
changes:
extend
is now an alias of shallowExtendPlainObjects
as they were exactly the same
balUtilHTML
changes:
replaceElement
and replaceElementAsync
changes:
- now accept arguments in object form as well
- accept a
removeIndentation
argument that defaults to true
v1.13.11 October 22, 2012
balUtilPaths
changes:
ensurePath
now returns err
and exists
instead of just err
balUtilModules
changes:
initGitRepo
will now default remote
to origin
and branch
to master
- Added
initOrPullGitRepo
balUtilPaths
changes:
- Added
shallowExtendPlainObjects
balUtilPaths
changes:
- VIM swap files now added to
commonIgnorePatterns
balUtilModules
changes:
- Added
openProcess
and closeProcess
, and using them in spawn
and exec
, used to prevent EMFILE
errors when there are too many open processes
- Max number of open processes is configurable via the
NODE_MAX_OPEN_PROCESSES
environment variable
balUtilPaths
changes:
- Max number of open files is now configurable via the
NODE_MAX_OPEN_FILES
environment variable
v1.13.7 September 24, 2012
balUtilPaths
changes:
- Added
textExtensions
and binaryExtensions
- The environment variables
TEXT_EXTENSIONS
and BINARY_EXTENSIONS
will append to these arrays
- Added
isText
and isTextSync
v1.13.6 September 18, 2012
balUtilPaths
changes:
- Improved
getEncoding
/getEncodingSync
detection
- Will now scan start, middle and end, instead of just middle
v1.13.5 September 13, 2012
balUtilPaths
changes:
- Added
getEncoding
and getEncodingSync
balUtilModules
changes:
- Failing to retrieve the path on
getGitPath
, getNodePath
and getNpmPath
will now result in an error
balUtilModules
changes:
- Fixed
exec
and execMultiple
- Added
gitCommands
, nodeCommands
and npmCommands
- Dropped node v0.4 support, min required version now 0.6
balUtilHTML
changes:
- Fixed
replaceElement
from mixing up elements that start with our desired selector, instead of being only our desired selector
balUtilModules
changes:
- Added
determineExecPath
, getNpmPath
, getTmpPath
, nodeCommand
and gitCommand
initNodeModules
and initGitRepo
will now get the determined path of the executable if a path isn't passed
- Re-added markdown files to npm distribution as they are required for the npm website
balUtilTypes
changes:
- Better checks for
isString
and isNumber
under some environments
balUtilFlow
changes:
- Removed ambigious
clone
function, use dereference
or extend
or deepExtendPlainObjects
instead
balUtilTypes
changes:
isObject
now also checks truthyness to avoid null
and undefined
from being objects
isPlainObject
got so good, it can't get better
balUtilFlow
changes:
- added
deepExtendPlainObjects
balUtilModules
changes:
npmCommand
will now only prefix with the nodePath if the npmPath exists
npmCommand
and initNodeModules
now use async fs calls instead of sync calls
balUtilModules
changes:
- Added
stdin
option to spawn
- Rejigged
balUtilTypes
and now top level
- Other components now make use of this instead of inline
typeof
and instanceof
checks
balUtilFlow
changes:
isArray
and toString
moved to balUtilTypes
balUtilFlow
changes:
balUtilModules
changes:
- Fixed exists warning on
initNodeModules
balUtilPaths
changes:
- Added
scanlist
scandir
changes:
- If
readFiles
is true
, then we will return the contents into the list entries as well as the tree entries (we weren't doing this for lists before)
balUtilFlow
changes:
Group
changes:
- Cleaned up the context handling code
Block
changes:
- Block constructor as well as
createSubBlock
arguments is now a single opts
object, acceping the options name
, fn
, parentBlock
and the new complete
- Fixed bug introduced in v1.11.0 causing blocks to complete instantly (instead of once their tasks are finished)
- Added
balUtilHTML
:
getAttribute(attributes,attribute)
detectIndentation(source)
removeIndentation(source)
replaceElement(source, elementNameMatcher, replaceElementCallback)
replaceElementAsync(source, elementNameMatcher, replaceElementCallback, next)
balUtilFlow
changes:
wait(delay,fn)
introduced as an alternative to setTimeout
Group
changes:
push
and pushAndRun
signatures are now ([context], task)
context
is optional, and what we should bind to this
- it saves us having to often wrap our task pushing into for each scopes
- task completion callbacks are now optional, if not specified a task will be completed as soon as it finishes executing
balUtilEvents
, balUtilModules
changes:
- Now make use of the
balUtilFlow.push|pushAndRun
new context
argument to simplify some loops
balUtilModules
changes:
initNodeModules
will now install modules from cache, unless force
is true
balUtilModules
changes:
initNodeModules
will now never install modules from cache
balUtilModules
changes:
- Fixed
npmCommand
under some situations
balUtilModules
changes:
- Added
spawnMultiple
, execMultiple
, gitGitPath
, getNodePath
, and npmCommand
spawn
and exec
are now only for single commands, use the new spawnMultiple
and execMultiple
for multiple commands instead
- error exit code is now anything that isnt
0
- Fixed a problem with large asynchronous groups
balUtilFlow
changes:
- Added
extractOptsAndCallback
and extend
balUtilFlow
changes:
- Added
fireWithOptionalCallback
, updated groups and emitters to use this
balUtilModules
changes:
initNodeModules
now supports output
option
balUtilEvents
changes:
EventEmitterEnhanced
changes:
emitSync
and emitAsync
changes:
- The next callback is now optional, if it is not detected then we will automatically mark the listener as completed once we have executed it (in other words, if it doesn't have a next callback, then we treat it as a synchronous listener)
- Fixed a problem with large synchronous groups
- Defaulted
dependencies
to an empty object, to hopefully fix npm issue #2540
balUtilEvents
changes:
- Split
emitSync
and emitAsync
out of EventSystem
and into new EventEmitterEnhanced
that EventSystem
extends
- Made next callbacks necessary by default
balUtilModule
changes:
spawn
- will now return results in the order of
err
, stdout
, stderr
, code
, signal
- now splits string commands using
/ /
balUtilFlow
changes:
Group
will now only return error as an array if we have more than one error
- Updated for Joe v1.0.0
balUtilCompare
changes:
packageCompare
will now fail gracefully if it receives malformed json
- Removed request dependency, we now use the native http/https modules
- Restructured directories
- Removed generated docs, use the wiki instead
- Moved tests from Mocha to Joe
- Travis now tests against node v0.7
balUtilPaths
changes:
- Added
exists
and existsSync
to normalize node's 0.6 to 0.8 api differences
- Made request an optional dependency
- Added expiremental
balUtilFlow.Block
- Possibly some undocumented
balUtilFlow.Group
changes
balUtilFlow
changes:
Group
changes:
- Constructor now supports
next
and mode
arguments in any order
clear()
now clears everything
- Added
hasTasks()
- Group completion callback's first argument (the error argument) is now an array of errors (or null if no errors)
- Added
breakOnError
option (defaults to true
)
- Added
autoClear
option to clear once all tasks have run (defualts to false
)
balUtilFlow
changes:
Group
changes:
- Reverted the change made in v1.6.4 where errors in callbacks still increment the complete count
- Instead, you should be using the
hasExited()
instead of hasCompleted()
which is used to find out if everything passed successfully
balUtilFlow
changes:
- Added
flow({object,action,[args],[tasks],next})
to simplify calling a series of functions of an object
Group
changes:
- If complete callback is called with an error, it'll still increment the complete count (it didn't before)
- Added
hasExited()
balUtilPaths
changes:
writeFile
will now call ensurePath
before writing the file
balUtilPaths
changes:
- Fixed a problem introduced with v1.6.0 with
isDirectory
not opening the file before closing it
- If the number of open files becomes a negative number, we will now throw an error
- Decreased the max amount of allowed open files from
500
to 100
- Increased the wait time for opening a file from
50
to 100
- This is now customisable through the global
waitingToOpenFileDelay
- Added support for
balUtilFlow
and balUtilTypes
to be used inside web browsers
- We now pre-compile our coffee-script
balUtilPaths
changes:
- Added
readFile
, writeFile
, mkdir
, stat
, readdir
, unlink
, rmdir
- Renamed
rmdir
to rmdirDeep
balUtilModules
changes:
- Removed
initGitSubmodules
, gitPull
- Added
initGitRepo
- Rewrote
initNodeModules
balUtilPaths
changes:
scan
was removed, not sure what it was used for
isDirectory
now returns the fileStat
argument to the callback
scandir
changes:
ignorePatterns
option when set to true now uses the new balUtilPaths.commonIgnorePatterns
property
- fixed error throwing when passed an invalid path
- now supports a new
stat
option
- will return the
fileStat
argument to the fileAction
and dirAction
callbacks
ignorePatterns
and ignoreHiddenFiles
will now correctly be passed to child scandir calls
cpdir
and rpdir
now uses path.join
and support ignoreHiddenFiles
and ignorePatterns
writetree
now uses path.join
- CoffeeScript dependency is now bundled
- Fixed incorrect octal
0700
should have been 700
- Fixed a failing test due to the
bal-util.npm
to bal-util
rename
- Improvements to
balUtilModules.spawn
- will only return an error if the exit code was
1
- will also contain the
code
and signal
with the results
results[x][0]
is now the stderr string, rather than an error object
- Added
spawn
to balUtilModules
- Added
ignoreHiddenFiles
option to balUtilPaths.scandir
- Renamed
balUtilGroups
to balUtilFlow
- Added
toString
, isArray
and each
to balUtilFlow
- Added
rpdir
, empty
, and isPathOlderThan
to balUtilPaths
- Added
openFile
and closeFile
to open and close files safely (always stays below the maximum number of allowed open files)
- Updated all path utilities to use
openFile
and closeFile
- Added npm scripts
- Removed single and multi modes from
exec
, now always returns the same consistent callback(err,results)
instead
- Modularized
- Added docco docs
- Moved unit tests to Mocha
- Offers more flexible unit testing
- Offers better guarantees that tests actually ran, and that they actually ran correctly
- Added
readPath
and scantree
- Added
readFiles
option to scandir
scandir
now supports arguments in object format
- Removed
parallel
- Tasks inside groups now are passed
next
as there only argument
- Removed
resolvePath
, expandPath
and expandPaths
, they were essentially the same as path.resolve
- Most functions will now chain
comparePackage
now supports comparing two local, or two remote packages
- Added
gitPull
- Added
exec
, initNodeModules
, initGitSubmodules
, EventSystem.when
- Added support for no callbacks
- Considerable improvements to
scandir
, cpdir
and rmdir
- Note, passing
false
as the file or dir actions will now skip all of that type. Pass null
if you do not want that.
dirAction
is now fired before we read the directories children, if you want it to fire after then in the next callback, pass a callback in the 3rd argument. See rmdir
for an example of this.
- Fixed npm web to url warnings
- Added
versionCompare
and packageCompare
functions
- Updated
util.Group
to support async
and sync
grouping
- Added util.type for testing the type of a variable
- Added util.expandPath and util.expandPaths
- Added util.Group class for your async needs :)
- Added some tests with expresso
- util.scandir now returns err,list,tree
- Added util.writetree


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Preparation time
overnight
Cooking time
1 to 2 hours
Serves
Serves 6
Coat the fish in half the ground spices and leave to marinate in the fridge overnight.
Preheat the oven to 170C/340F/Gas 3. Heat one tablespoon of the olive oil in a casserole and add the remaining spices, the crushed garlic and grated onion. Allow the onion to soften without browning.
Add the apricots and their soaking water, the almonds, sultanas or raisins, honey, saffron, tomatoes, tomato juice and fish stock. Bring to the boil, place in the oven and cook for one hour.
After 40 minutes, add the fish and return the casserole to the oven to finish cooking. If you want a thicker sauce, remove the fish pieces, put on a warm plate and reduce the sauce over a high heat until thickened.
Fry the preserved lemon rind in the remaining olive oil for a few minutes, then fold in the chopped coriander.
Pour the sauce over the fish and garnish with the lemon and coriander mixture.


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PICTURE BRIDE A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1995 Steve Rhodes
RATING (0 TO ****): ** 1/2
PICTURE BRIDE is straightforward and poignant tale simply told. It is reminiscent of one of John Steinbeck's short novels. Although the movie is full of tragedy, hardship, and miserable living conditions, it is nevertheless, a serene and peaceful show. The quiet determination of the people, as amply demonstrated by their ability to sing joyfully even when oppressed, shows an inner peace that seems to permeate the audience as well as the characters. The scene of the peaceful lanterns floating out to sea during one of the Japanese festivals provides an apt metaphor.
PICTURE BRIDE tells a part of history that I did not know about. One of the exciting reasons to be a movie-goer is to be able to live vicariously segments of history that our teachers never taught us. Here we learn that in the first 20 years of this century, there were tens of thousands of women living in Japan who were chosen to be brides by Japanese farm laborers living on Hawaii. The choice of bride was based mainly on their pictures, hence the title.
In PICTURE BRIDE, our protagonist, Riyo (Youki Kudoh), has to leave Japan for some mysterious reason and agrees to be a picture bride. Unlike most of the brides who will go to be laborers in Hawaii on sugar cane plantations, Riyo is not from the country. Instead, she is a frail "city girl" (Yokohama) not well suited for a harsh life toiling in the fields.
Her new husband, Matsuji (Akira Takayama), seems to be a handsome young man in his 20s based on his photo. When Riyo is asked to identify her new husband she is horrified to see how old he is. She tries unsuccessfully to refuse him like one might send back a book from a mail order book club. She then spends most of the film taking on extra work so she can save enough money to leave him and return to her native land and to the easier life of the big city. Eventually, he does confess his age to her, and he is, gasp, 43!
Riyo becomes good friends with Kana (Tamlyn Tomita) who too is saving to leave her husband and return to Japan. You may remember Tomita from the wonderful THE JOY LUCK CLUB. I do not recall having seen any of the other actors before.
Although the movie is about inner strength, coping, and finding fulfillment, there are other themes. One is the multidimensional racism of that era. As portrayed in this film, the caste system in Hawaii was rigid. At the top were the English managers, next were the Portuguese supervisors, followed by the Japanese laborers who got the best pay, and last were the Filipino workers who did the same work and received the worst wages. There was hatred and jealousy among them all. The worst was the Portuguese supervisor. As a surprising change, the English manager was shown as a good guy.
I liked the script by Kayo and Mari Hatta based on a story by Diane Mark - clear and crisp. Another writer that came to mind while watching the movie was Hemmingway. My only problem with the story was that I did not find the bad character credible. He was written as too much of a caricature. A more realistic evil would have improved the tale. It may have been that director Kayo Hatta just wanted to paint his canvas in nothing but stark black and white images.
One final aspect of the movie worth mentioning is the nighttime cinematography (Claudio Rocha), set decoration, and sound effects. All came together to evoke a magical feel of a cane field at night. The daytime images of the burning cane fields was also striking. The sometimes dramatic and sometimes serene music (Cliff Eidelman) throughout the movie provided just the appropriate ambiance.
There is not much of a plot to PICTURE BRIDE. It does provide nice imagery and low key but well done acting. It is not a terrific show, but a peaceful diversion.
PICTURE BRIDE runs 1:41 including 10 minutes of extremely long credits that acknowledge 18 historical advisors (16 of whom were Dr. this or that) and even thanks the shoe repairmen. It is rated PG-13 for reasons that escape me. This is a PG movie bordering on a G rating. If you think your kids would be interested in the story, it would be fine to take them. I recommend this little movie to you and award it ** 1/2.
**** = One of the top few films of this or any year. A must see film. *** = Excellent show. Look for it. ** = Average movie. Kind of enjoyable. * = Poor show.  Totally unbearable.
REVIEWED WRITTEN ON: May 9, 1995
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I2C 7-bit Address left aligned, bit 7 to bit 1. Only supports 7-bit addressing. LSb of the given address will be used as the read/write bit, the addr
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0 to send a stop bit at the end of the transaction, otherwise send a restart. Only used in master trasnactions.Restart or stop bit indicator.
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The formated scene name for printing
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Swift
public var formattedScene: String? { get }
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Declaration
Swift
public let color: String?
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Declaration
Swift
public var avgColor: String? { get }
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Declaration
Swift
public let isOn: Bool
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Swift
public var scenes: [String] { get }
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Set the scene of the group
Declaration
Swift
public func set(scene: String, callback: @escaping (_ success: Bool, _ error: DALIError.General?) -> Void)
Parameters
scene
The scene to set the lights to
callback
Called when done
success
Was successful
error
The error, if any, encountered
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Declaration
Swift
public func set(color: String, callback: @escaping (_ success: Bool, _ error: DALIError.General?) -> Void)
Parameters
color
The color to set the lights
callback
Called when done
success
Was successful
error
The error, if any, encountered
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Swift
public func set(on: Bool, callback: @escaping (_ success: Bool, _ error: DALIError.General?) -> Void)
Parameters
on
Boolean = the power is on
callback
Called when done
success
Was successful
error
The error, if any, encountered
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Swift
public internal(set) static var all: DALILights.Group
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public internal(set) static var pods: DALILights.Group


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Control the color and animation of tree lights from this web page. Happy Holidays!
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Lambda expressions can be easier to modify than method references.
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DW Sivers Co. owns and manages a majority of the projects it develops. For that reason, the Sivers Companies put a great deal of emphasis on the comprehensive planning of new projects.
We feel that to be successful, any significant project must have the support of the community.
Because Portland's development and growth is carefully planned and regulated, the Sivers Companies effectively interact with Communities, City and County Commissions, and special interest groups.
Presenting design proposals to the relevant public and private stake holders while in the schematic design phase is an important step in a successful development; and failing to do so usually results in the eventual loss of both time and money.
To effectively develop across markets and communities, the Sivers Companies rely on a strategy that utilizes local talent and subcontractors. Expertise in the form of professional consultants and vendors ensures that the Sivers Companies understand the challenges and opportunities presented by these new markets.
With this philosophy, DW Sivers Co. has adapted its own strengths and foundations to produce important and lasting buildings which reflect the ideals of the Communities in which they are built.


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There is a depth of 15 ft (5 m) over the bar at the river entrance, after which the minimum depth in the navigable channel is 30 ft (9 m). The middle channel is marked by buoys, but the river should only be navigated in daylight. Yachts can come alongside a wharf in the main port, which is on the southern bank of the river.


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The X-Files A film review by Marty Mapes Copyright 1998 Marty Mapes
*** (out of 4) First, I am not a big fan of the X-Files TV series. I have nothing against it particularly, I just don't happen to watch it. Having said that, I can now say that I liked THE X-FILES pretty well.
The movie opens on an ice cave in north Texas in 35,000 B.C. Two proto-humans enter the cave and find a space alien cocooned inside. The alien breaks free and kills one man in a struggle while the other is seemingly captured by the bloody ooze from the alien. The movie jumps to the same cave today where a boy (Lucas Black, from SLING BLADE) is captured by the same black ooze.
We then cut to FBI agents Scully and Mulder (Gillian Anderson and David Duchovny), who have been pulled off of their previous assignment (investigations into the paranormal) and put onto the bomb squad detail. A caller has threatened a federal building in Dallas, Texas. On a hunch, Mulder checks out the building across the street, and, wouldn't you know it, he turns out to be right. The FBI finds the bomb in time to evacuate but not in time to defuse.
The two agents team up to investigate, against FBI orders, the links Mulder has made. Their search leads them back to the north Texas cave, all across the country, and even to Antarctica as they get closer and closer to "the truth."
The plot, and "the truth," are uninspired. I got the feeling that what I learned was supposed to shock and amaze me. It didn't. The possible existence of aliens on Earth has been explored so many times before in movies that one could hardly count them. But the point of THE X-FILES is not what the truth is, but the extent to which it has been hidden. It's a slightly more interesting angle, but it still raises expectations about that "truth" too high.
If this were the whole film, I would say the movie was mediocre, perhaps even boring. But there are other qualities that make me like this movie well enough to recommend it.
The pacing of the film was brisk enough to hold my interest. Before the audience can get tired of one location, the agents follow a hot tip to another location, and so on and so forth. The locations are not all computer-generated sets, either. There are some artificial settings, but the desert night of Nevada, the edge of suburbia in Texas, and the endless fields of snow in Antarctica (actually somewhere in North America.) make this fantastic film feel more real.
Ward Russell's cinematography is very good. The overall look is dark and ominous, appropriate to the intended tone of the film's plot. Russell is able to make something as innocuous as a cornfield look foreboding. When the movie is set in darkness, the picture quality is still rich and detailed. Finally, and specifically, there is an incredible shot at night in which the camera CROSSES the tracks in front of a fast oncoming train. I don't know if the shot is faked in any way, but it looks dangerous, and it looks great.
The movie's soundtrack is also used to convey the dark tone of the film.(SKIP TO THE NEXT PARAGRAPH IF YOU HAVE YET TO SEE THE MOVIE - THERE IS A SPOILER IN THE FOLLOWING SENTENCES.)During the opening prehistoric sequence, a howling wind dogs the soundtrack, never giving the characters or the audience an escape from the lonely terrible sound. In one of the movie's most effective sequences, metallic doors suddenly slam open to release a cloud of buzzing bees. The visuals of the scene are good, but what makes it so surprising and frightening is the sound.
There was no question as to who the movie's stars would be. Even so, Duchovny and Anderson are an interesting pair of actors and a good combination. Both are easy on the eyes and together, they have some good timing, banter, and energy. There is a hint of chemistry between them, but it never gets in the way of their professional relationship. They are like a couple of kids out exploring the empty lot at the end of the street. There might be some romantic interest, but for now they're more interested in their environs than they are in each other.
No single element really makes this movie outstanding - not even the sense of paranoia that makes the TV show so popular. But enough things were done right that THE X-FILES is one of the more interesting summer adventures to come along.
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AeroGear JavaScript Security SDK
AeroGear JavaScript SDK offers a set of security features that will make sure that your application is meeting the modern OWASP recomendations. All security features are available as part of the separate package @aerogear/security
. This package offers multiple security checks that can be used to analyse the security of the device. This can be useful for developers to detect vulnerabilities and react accordingly. For example, if the app detects security issue X then do Y, where X could be no lock screen is set and Y is show a system prompt to setup the lock screen.
This package offers:
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A suite of self-defence checks to detect a insecure or hostile environment.
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Ability to implement custom self-defence checks.
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Callbacks to access the results of self-defence checks and take appropriate action in application code.
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Integration with the AeroGear Services Metrics SDK to report self-defence checks data.
Installation
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Install the Security package, available via NPM:
npm install @aerogear/security
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Add the AeroGear Security plugin for Cordova:
cordova plugin add cordova-plugin-aerogear-security
This will install the packages needed with their native dependencies from the NPM registry and properly link all native dependencies to the project’s cordova Platforms.
Usage
To begin using the self defence checks in your app, you’ll need to import SecurityService
from @aerogear/security
:
import { SecurityService } from '@aerogear/security';
You will also need to retrieve an instance of SecurityService
:
const securityService = new SecurityService();
Provided Self Defence Checks
The following are the self defence checks provided by the SDK.
Important A successful check
means that the environment the application is running in is more secure and no action is required, as opposed to signalling if a certain feature is enabled.
For example, the Root Access Detection check notRooted
should return true
when it is not rooted, since this would be the more secure condition.
Emulator Detection Check (notEmulated)
To detect if the app is being run on an emulator the notEmulated
function can be used. If the device is not running in an emulator then the check will pass.
Root Access Detection Check (notRooted)
To help prevent your app running in a device that has been rooted/jailbroken the notRooted
function can be used. If the device is not rooted/jailbroken then the check will pass.
Custom Self Defence Checks
Custom self defence checks can be used with the Security SDK. Custom self defence checks must implement the SecurityCheck interface.
An example of a custom check structure in TypeScript:
class CustomSecurityCheck implements SecurityCheck {
get name(): string {
return "My Custom Check";
}
public check(): Promise<SecurityCheckResult> {
// Perform check logic.
}
}
Invoking a Single Self Defence Check
The SecurityService.check
function is used to invoke a check which returns a promise of type SecurityCheckResult
. The check
function takes a paramater of type SecurityCheckType
which will specify the type of check to be invoked:
securityService.check(SecurityCheckType.notEmulated).then((result) => {
// -> add your logic to handle the result
})
Invoking Multiple Self Defence Checks
To chain multiple checks together the SecurityService.checkMany
function is used. This returns an array of SecurityCheckResult
objects in the order they`re provided in:
const checkResults = await securityService.checkMany(SecurityCheckType.notRooted, SecurityCheckType.notEmulated);
Reporting Self Defence Checks Results Via the Metrics Service
The results of security checks can be published to the AeroGear metrics service.
To perform a single check and publish its result to the metrics service:
securityService.checkAndPublishMetric(SecurityCheckType.notRooted).then((result) => {
// -> Handle the security result metric.
// Security result metric structure: { id: 'isRooted', name: 'isRooted', passed: true }.
})
To perform multiple checks and publish their results to the metrics service:
securityService.checkManyAndPublishMetric(SecurityCheckType.notRooted, SecurityCheckType.notEmulated).then((result) => {
// -> Handle the array of security result metrics
})


Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
10 to 30 mins
Serves
Makes 10
Dietary
These moreish muffins make a healthy breakfast treat - perfect for weekend mornings.
Heat the oven to 190C/375F/Gas 5. Melt the butter and allow to cool. Mash the bananas well. Sift the flour, baking powder, bicarbonate of soda, salt, cinnamon and nutmeg together in a large bowl, add caster sugar and stir through.
With a fork, beat together the eggs, vanilla extract, melted butter and milk in a second bowl. Add the mashed banana and stir through.
Make a well in the centre of the dry ingredients and add the egg mixture, stirring roughly with a fork (don't over mix) until it is a lumpy paste.
Set paper cases into the moulds, or grease the moulds well with a little extra oil or butter and spoon in the mixture until almost full. Top each one with a walnut kernel if you like.
Bake for 20 to 25 minutes or until the muffins come away from the side of the pan when touched. Rest the muffin tray on a wire rack for five minutes then remove the muffins and leave on the rack for another five minutes before serving.
Serve the muffins with sliced banana and a dollop of creme fraiche, scattered with walnuts and drizzled with honey (or with Caramel yoghurt).


Test cricket set to return to Pakistan after more than a decade with Sri Lanka series
by https://www.dawn.com/authors/202/dawn-com, Dawn.comTest cricket is set to return to Pakistan after over a decade when Sri Lanka team plays its World Test Championship matches in the country in December, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) announced on Thursday.
In a press release, PCB said that Sri Lanka will play two test matches in Pakistan:
- First Test: December 11-15 at Pindi Cricket Stadium in Rawalpindi
- Second Test: December 19-23 at National Stadium in Karachi
"Originally, Sri Lanka were scheduled to play Tests in October and then return in December for white-ball cricket, but the matches were swapped to provide them the opportunity to assess the situation before deciding on the Test venues," the press release stated.
According to PCB, the Test series was confirmed today after Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) agreed to fulfil their 'Future Tours Programme' commitment "following a highly successful visit for white-ball cricket".
PCB Director (International Cricket) Zakir Khan declared that it was "fabulous news for Pakistan cricket and its reputation of being as safe and secure as any other country in the world".
"We are thankful to Sri Lanka Cricket for agreeing to send their team for the longer version of the game, which will contribute significantly in the PCB’s efforts and drive for [the] regular resumption of international cricket, and help in its endeavours of attracting new audiences and [the] younger generation," he added.
Khan said that now they would shift their focus to preparations for the series.
"This series is part of our cricket celebrations and we will leave no stone unturned in putting up a show which is a memorable one for the players, officials, fans and media," he said.
Additionally, the chief executive of SLC, Ashley de Silva, confirmed the tour and said that "based on our earlier visit, we are comfortable and convinced conditions are suitable and conducive for Test cricket".
In September, Sri Lanka's national cricket squad arrived in Pakistan for a tour comprising three One-Day Internationals and three Twenty20 matches.
Ten senior players citing security concerns had opted out of the tour.


This example demonstrates a non-centered message defined by the css and centerX / centerY attributes.
Furthermore, you can use the cssOverlay attribute to style the overlay (half-transparent mask).
The timeout attribute is helpful for auto-unblocking.
It defines time in millis to wait before auto-unblocking.
${showcase:getFileContent('/sections/blockui/example-blockCustom.xhtml')}


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We prove an OMEGA(n^(ceiling(r/2))) lower bound for the following problem: For some fixed linear equation in r variables, given n real numbers, do any r of them satisfy the equation? Our lower bound holds in a restricted linear decision tree model, in which each decision is based on the sign of an arbitrary linear combination of r or fewer inputs. In this model, our lower bound is as large as possible. Previously, this lower bound was known only for a few special cases and only in more specialized models of computation.
Our lower bound follows from an adversary argument. We show that for
any algorithm, there is a input that contains OMEGA(n^(ceiling(r/2)))
``critical'' r-tuples, which have the following important property.
None of the critical tuples satisfies the equation; however, if the
algorithm does not directly test each critical tuple, then the
adversary can modify the input, in a way that is undetectable to the
algorithm, so that some untested tuple
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Part of elita.views View In Hierarchy
| Method | __init__ | Undocumented |
| Method | run_build_storage | Undocumented |
| Method | run_build_storage_direct | Undocumented |
| Method | run_build_storage_indirect | Undocumented |
| Method | direct_upload | Undocumented |
| Method | indirect_upload | Undocumented |
| Method | POST | Undocumented |
| Method | GET | Undocumented |
| Method | PATCH | Undocumented |
| Method | DELETE | Undocumented |
Inherited from GenericView:
| Method | get_created_datetime_text | Undocumented |
| Method | sanitize_doc_created_datetime | created_datetime field in doc (as supplied by DataService) is a Python datetime object and is not serializable to JSON. If field exists on doc, convert to string in ISO format |
| Method | run_async | Undocumented |
| Method | deserialize_attributes | Undocumented |
| Method | check_against_existing | Undocumented |
| Method | get_unknown | Undocumented |
| Method | get_username | Get username of requester |
| Method | user_check_password | Used by UserView/UserPermissionsView to verify password or auth_token (but only token from the context user) |
| Method | check_patch_body | Verify that the keys in the provided JSON body are either: a) a strict subset of the keys in the context object; b) a valid JSON Patch document only affecting valid paths |
| Method | call_action | Undocumented |
| Method | __call__ | Undocumented |
| Method | check_params | Undocumented |
| Method | get_submitted_token | Undocumented |
| Method | setup_permissions | Undocumented |
| Method | set_params | Undocumented |
| Method | return_action_status | Undocumented |
| Method | status_ok | Undocumented |
| Method | Success | Undocumented |
| Method | Error | Undocumented |
| Method | PUT | Undocumented |
| Method | UNKNOWN_VERB | Undocumented |
| Method | UNIMPLEMENTED | Undocumented |
| Method | UNAUTHORIZED | Undocumented |
| Method | MISSING_PARAMETER | Undocumented |


WITNESS LIST Natural Resources Committee May 12, 2005 - 1:30P HB 484 Registering, but not testifying: For: Haynes, Adam (Tx Independent Producers and Royalty Owners), Austin, TX HB 1673 FOR: Peterson, Ken (Tx Rural Water Association), Austin, TX HB 1959 Registering, but not testifying: For: Salmon, Stephen J. (Tx Sheep and Goat Raisers Association, Riverside and Landowners Protection Coalition,), San Angelo, TX On: Jenkins, Tom (Texas Parks & WIldlinfe), Ausitn, TX Phillips, Shawn (Texas Parks & Wildlife), Austin, TX Sinclair, David (Tx Parks and Wildlife Law Enforcement), Austin, TX HB 1987 Registering, but not testifying: For: Cargill, Johnny (Tx Motor Transportation Association), Austin, TX Cates, Phil (Tx Motor Transportation Association), Austin, TX Mullins, Russell (Association of Electric Companies of Texas), Austin, TX HB 2027 FOR: Bowman, McLean (Self), San Antonio, TX Dullnig, Bobby (Nueces River Authoity), San Antonio, TX McSween, Paul (Tx Wildlife Association), San Antonio, TX ON: Sinclair, David (Tx Parks and Wildlife Law Enforcement), Austin, TX Registering, but not testifying: For: Robinson, John (Self), Austin, TX Salmon, Stephen J. (Tx Sheep and Goat Raisers Association, Riverside and Landowners Protection Coalition,), San Angelo, TX HB 2428 FOR: Baker, Carole D (Tx Section American Water Works Assn.) Gregg, Tony (City of Austin), Austin, TX Registering, but not testifying: For: Alverez, Ramon (Environmental Defense), Austin, TX Gregg, Tony (City of Austin), Austin, TX Kramer, Ken (Lone Star Sierra Club), Austin, TX Providing written testimony: For: Finch, Calvin R (San Antonio Water System), San Antonio, TX HB 2430 FOR: Kramer, Ken (Lone Star Sierra Club), Austin, TX ON: Krishna, Hari (Texas Water Developement Board), Austin, TX Registering, but not testifying: For: Baker, Carole D (Tx Section American Water Works Assn.), Friendswood, TX Gregg, Tony (City of Austin), Austin, TX HB 2481 FOR: Alverez, Ph.d., Ramon (Environmental Defense), Austin, TX Cron, Catarina (Harris County Judge Robert Eckles), Houston, TX Fisher, Jon (Texas Chemical Council), Austin, TX Glacken, Shawn (AECT), Dallas, TX Keliher, Judge Margaret (Dallas County), Dallas, TX LaBoon, Bruce (Tx Environmental Research Consortium and Greater Houston Partnership), Austin, TX Mitchell, Todd (Houston Advanced Research Center), The Woodlands, TX Reed, Cyrus (Lone Star Chapter Sierra Club), Austin, TX Smith, Tom "Smitty" (Public Citizen), Austin, TX Warren, Jill (Citgo Petroleum Corporation), Austin, TX Wickersham, Tod (Mobile Emmissions Reduction Coaltion), Austin, TX ON: Blanchard, Patrick (Calpine Corp), Houston, TX Hadden, Karen (Sustainable Energy and Economic Development Coalition), Austin, TX Mathews, Jim (Tyler Northeast), Austin, TX Schonbacher, David (TCEQ), Austin, TX Simmons, Steve (Texas Department of Transportation Fund 6), Austin, TX Registering, but not testifying: For: Beatty Sr., George (Texas Environmental Research Consortium), Houston, TX Chiodo, Dana (American Electronics Association), Austin, TX Culver, Anne (Greater Houston Partneeship), Houston, TX Forbes, Scott (Port of Houston Authority), Houston, TX Hackney, Clint (Gas Technology Institute), Austin, TX Maxey, Glen (American Lung Association of Texas), Austin, TX Miksa, Mary (Texas Association of Business), Austin, TX Morphew, Cindy (Texas Oil & GAs Association), Ausitn, TX Oneacne, Amanda (Greater Dallas Chamber), Dallas, TX


Ganduje Rejects Court Ruling, Vows To Continue Dealing With Sacked Monarchs
Justice Usman Na’Abba had in a ruling on Thursday dissolved the four new first-class emirates, stating that the law creating them did not follow due process.
by SaharaReporters, New York
Kano State governor, Abdullahi Ganduje, has rejected the ruling of a Kano High Court, which sacked four emirs he recently appointed.
Justice Usman Na’Abba had in a ruling on Thursday dissolved the four new first-class emirates, stating that the law creating them did not follow due process.
SaharaReporters had exclusively reported how Ganduje planned and executed a three-step plan to oust Emir of Kano, Muhammad Sanusi II, and disintegrate the Kano emirate, which had been around for centuries over a personal feud.
Ganduje in a statement by the Commissioner for Information in the state, Mallam Muhammad Garba, said the state was studying the ruling of the court on the creation of four new emirates with a view to taking immediate appropriate action.
He posited that the government will not fold its arms and concede such constitutional power in the interest of the well-being of the people and general development of the state.
The statement said, “Despite the ruling, the government still recognises them as first class emirs and will continue dealing with them as such.
“The state government therefore advises people to be calm, law-abiding and await further action.”


Section Detailing the Main Aspects of Horiseon's Business
Search Engine Optimization
The dominance of mobile internet use means that users are searching for the right business as they travel, shop, or sit on their couch at home. Search Engine Optimization (SEO) allows you to increase your visibility and find the right customers for your business.
Online Reputation Management
The web is full of opinions, and some of these can be negative. Social media allows anyone with an internet connection to say whatever they want about your business. Online Reputation Management gives you the control over what potential customers see when they search for your business.
Social Media Marketing
Social media continues to have a sizable influence on buying habits. Social media marketing helps you determine which platforms are suited to your brand, using analytics to find the right markets and increase your lead generation.


Policies
Version 2.0 includes a powerful and advanced policy language. Policies can be run at any stage during the handling of a request:
- before authentication
- during authentication
- after authentication
- before accounting
- during accounting
- before proxying
- after proxying
Policies can be based on any attribute in a request or response, include checking both the existence of (or lack of) an attribute, and the contents of an attribute. They can filter out attributes, or re-write the contents of attributes.
Attributes can be created, deleted, or edited in a policy. Policies can leverage information in SQL, LDAP, flat-text files, or any other source of data.
Policies can be based on identities (user, group, or role), location (client IP, port, etc.), time (date, time of day), authentication method (PAP, CHAP, MS-CHAP, EAP type, etc.), or any other piece of information that is in a RADIUS packet or in a database. Policies can enforce VLAN capabilities, filtering QoS, etc.


Butt-ons Simple: in design, to remember.
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We've all wanted some simple buttons that complement our site look good. Buttons that fit in with the new flat revolution. We also want to easily remember how to class our buttons. Here, I present to you a Order-inpependant, forgiving and chained way of styling buttons.
Documentation
[ Basic ] [ Inheritance ] [ Modifiers ] [ Size Control ] [ Colors ]Regular ol' buttons .butt-on
Simple, Classy and Elegant, this narrow button should be the basis of all your button needs
Anchors<button class="butt-on">Buttons</button>
Anchors
<input type="submit" class="butt-on" value="Inputs?">
Inheritance .butt-on
All buttons will inherit their parents' font.
<button class="butt-on">Click Me!</button>
Modifiers .-round, .-transp, .-border, .-over
You can use the above prefixes to modify your buttons. And since Butt-on is forgiving, you can choose between .transparent or .transp, .round or .rounded
or<button class="butt-on-transparent">Transp</button>Rounded
<button class="butt-on-transp">Transparent?</button>
Rounded
You can combine them...
Rounded and TransparentRounded and Transparent
In any order!
Rounded and Transparent
We can override our button color,so that it has the default color but on hover is of a different color!
<button class="butt-on-red-over">Red, Override</button>
We can force a colored button to have a border.
<button class="butt-on-red-border">Red, Border</button>
Size Control .-wide, -high, -ultrawide, -ultrahigh
Sometimes we want to make our buttons wider or taller. This is easy, we just need to specify what we need.
I'm high<button class="butt-on-wide">I'm wide</button>
I'm high
Ofcourse we can combine the two (in any order!)
I'm (ultra) high and (ultra) wideI'm (ultra) high and (ultra) wide
Colors .-red, .-turq, .-green, .-blue, .-purple, .-yellow, .-orange, .-offwhite, .-grey, .-gray
All buttons need to be versatile in their colors! No longer do we need to remember btn-danger or btn-warn, or was it btn-red? Just prefix, in any order, with any combination of modifiers or size controllers.
Red Buttons Purple Buttons Blue Buttons Green Buttons Yellow Buttons Turqoise Buttons Orange Buttons Offwhite Buttons Gray Buttons Grey ButtonsThe synax is forgiving so .-turq is the same as .-turquoise and you can even spell Gray/Grey however you want.
Red Buttons
Purple Buttons
Blue Buttons
Green Buttons
Yellow Buttons
Turqoise Buttons
Orange Buttons
Offwhite Buttons
Gray Buttons
Grey Buttons
Colors were inspired by Designmodo Flat-UI
Examples
Some examples to convince you.
Use butt-ons in your landing pages:
Your Perfect Vacation
Starts now...Starts now...
Use them in your menubar:
Stories
Products
Pricing
Demo
Or in a toolbar perhaps?
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Delete
Just buttons people!
@zafaraliContribute and Use MIT License
Butt-ons is available under the MIT License (also known as do whatever you like with it thought it would be nice if you give me a shout out!).


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describe the neuroscience
Cells
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In- & outputs
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Simulation
describe the execution
Recipe
Context
describe hardware
Domain decomposition
describe how to use hardware
An overview of Arbor. The two columns reflect a division that is core to Arbor: the neuroscience is described entirely separate from the execution of the simulation. The Recipe ties the neuroscience together: the user can provide any number of cells, each with a particular type, morphology and set of mechanisms; a network configuration; and in- & outputs like event generators and probes. This description, the recipe, is self-contained and can be executed by any configuration of execution. Execution is determined by the available hardware and instructions for how certain parts of a recipe (e.g. cell groups) are executed on that hardware.


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Messages that apply to all Account subclasses are defined at Account. Messages that address the unique requirements of Portfolio, AggAccount, and IndexAccount instances are defined at the appropriate subclass. Your installation may define additional subclasses.
Instances of the Account classes are named at the lowest level class. For example, portfolio XYZ would be accessed using:
Named Portfolio XYZAn extra naming dictionary is defined at the Account class to allow interchangeable access among the classes. For example, the expression:
Named Account XYZalso returns portfolio XYZ. If the same id is used to identify a portfolio and another account instance, the expression will return the portfolio instance. The property uniqueId is used to create a unique identifier for each instance. The expressions:
Named Account P_XYZ = Named Portfolio XYZ Named Account A_XYZ = Named AggAccount XYZand
Named Account I_XYZ = Named IndexAccount XYZall return the value TRUE. The message locateId: has been redefined at the Account class to use the following search rule:
For example, the expression:
Account locateId: "XYZ"returns Named Account XYZ if it is defined, otherwise it returns Named Portfolio XYZ, otherwise Named AggAccount XYZ, otherwise Named IndexAccount XYZ, otherwise NA.
| Property | Initial Value | Type |
| code | Supplied String | String |
| name | code | String |
| uniqueId | {P,A,orI}_code | String |
| * baseCurrency | Named Currency US | Currency |
| * manager | Named Manager Default | Manager |
Each subclass of Account performs its own unique initializations followed by general account initializations. In addition to the specific subclass initializations and the standard Entity initializations, the class Account performs the following steps when you create a new instance of any subclass:
All accounts respond to the message holdings by returning the list of Holding instances associated with the Account as of the evaluation date. Holdings-related messages are described in detail in The Class Holding.
Several properties are precomputed whenever the holdings data is updated. These values are retained over time.
| Message | Returns |
| *_totalCost | unadjusted total cost |
| totalCost | currency adjusted total cost |
| *_totalMarketValue | unadjusted total market value |
| totalMarketValue | currency adjusted total market value |
| *_totalMarketValueCash | unadjsuted mkt value (cash) |
| totalMarketValueCash | currency adjusted mkt value (cash) |
| *_totalMarketValueEquity | unadjusted mkt value (equity) |
| totalMarketValueEquity | currency adjsuted mkt value (equity) |
| *_totalMarketValueFixed | unadjusted mkt value (fixed) |
| totalMarketValueFixed | currency adjsuted mkt value (fixed) |
The profile message can be used to display a summary description of an Account:
Named Account A_XYZ profileproduces:
*** AggAccount Profile For: XYZ Code: XYZ Aliases: XYZ / --- Links --- baseCurrency : US US Dollars manager : Default Default --- XRefs --- --- Supplemental Data --- uniqueId: A_XYZ holdings (count): 0 totalMarketValue (US): NAAdditional messages defined at the Account class include:
| Currency Related Messages | |
|---|---|
| baseCurrency | local currency for Account (US default) |
| currency | current currency override |
| currencyFactor | currency coversion multiple |
| inCurrency:do: | |
| setBaseCurrencyTo: | change baseCurrency of Account |
| Holdings Access Messages | |
|---|---|
| getHoldingIn: | returns holding for a Security |
| hasHoldings | returns TRUE/FALSE |
| holdings | List of Holding instances over time |
| holdingsDate | effective date of holdings |
| holds: | returns TRUE/FALSE if security is held |
The following key properties are defined for the class Portfolio:
| Property | Initial Value | Type |
| code | Supplied String | String |
| name | code | String |
| uniqueId | P_code | String |
| * baseCurrency | Named Currency US | Currency |
| * manager | Named Manager Default | Manager |
| aggregateList | empty list | IndexedList |
In addition to the standard Entity and Account initializations, the class Portfolio performs the following steps when you create a new instance:
For example, the expression:
Portfolio createInstance: "XYZ" . setNameTo: "Sample XYZ Portfolio"creates a new Portfolio instance with a code of XYZ, a uniqueId of P_XYZ, and the supplied name. The profile message can be used to display a summary description of this portfolio:
Named Portfolio XYZ profileproduces:
*** Portfolio Profile For: Sample XYZ Portfolio Code: XYZ Aliases: XYZ / --- Links --- baseCurrency : US US Dollars manager : Default Default --- XRefs --- --- Supplemental Data --- uniqueId: P_XYZ holdings (count): 0 totalMarketValue (US): NA aggregateList (count): 0Portfolios can be added and removed from AggAccount instances. The following messages are used to manage the relationship between a Portfolio instance and the aggregates of which it is a member:
| Portfolio Message | Description |
| addToAggregate: aggAcct | Adds recipient to supplied aggregate |
| aggregateList | IndexedList of aggregates that include this Portfolio |
| displayAggregateList | Displays the current list of aggregates that include this Portfolio |
| removeFromAggregate: aggAcct | Removes recipient from supplied aggregate |
AggAccounts are described in more detail in the next section.
Several messages are available to create and maintain AggAccount instances. To create a new AggAccount, type the expression:
AggAccount create: "code" fromPortfolioList: listwhere code is name you wish to use to reference the AggAccount and list is a list of portfolios to be used or a block defining a rule which returns a list of portfolios when executed.
This message performs the following steps:
For example:
AggAccount create: "Test1" fromPortfolioList: (Named Portfolio XYZ, Named Portfolio ABC) ;This message will create an AggAccount named Test1 with two portfolio members (assuming they exist). The profile message can be used to display a summary description of this aggregate:
Named AggAccount Test1 profileproduces:
*** AggAccount Profile For: Test1 Code: Test1 Aliases: Test1 / --- Links --- baseCurrency : US US Dollars manager : Default Default --- XRefs --- --- Supplemental Data --- uniqueId: A_Test1 holdings (count): 0 totalMarketValue (US): NA memberList (count): 2To create an AggAccount using a rule instead of an explicit list, you supply a block that can be executed to produce a list of portfolios.
For example:
AggAccount create: "Test2" fromPortfolioList: [ ^global Portfolio masterList ] ;This message will create an AggAccount named Test2 and will update its member list whenever you execute the updateMemberships message. For example, if there are currently 10 portfolio instances defined in your database, the expression:
Named AggAccount Test2 updateMemberships profileproduces:
*** AggAccount Profile For: Test2 Code: Test2 Aliases: Test2 / --- Links --- baseCurrency : US US Dollars manager : Default Default --- XRefs --- --- Supplemental Data --- uniqueId: A_Test2 holdings (count): 0 totalMarketValue (US): NA memberList (count): 10 membershipRule: [ | membershipRule | ^global Portfolio masterList ]To change the membership rule, use the setMembershipRuleTo: message. For example:
Named AggAccount Test2 setMembershipRuleTo: [ ^global Portfolio activeList ] ;By default, an AggAccount will not have any holdings. To automatically create the AggAccount and build the appropriate holdings structures, use the form:
AggAccount createAndInitialize: "Test" fromPortfolioList: (Named Portfolio XYZ, Named Portfolio ABC) ;This message will create an AggAccount named Test, create the appropriate holding instances, and compute portfolio level summary statistics. Holdings data and portfolio summary statistics are described more fully in The Holding Class. To set the membership list to an explicit portfolio list, use the expression:
Named AggAccount Test setPortfolioListTo: (Named Portfolio XYZ, Named Portfolio DEF) ;To add a portfolio to this AggAccount, use the expression:
Named AggAccount Test addPortfolio: Named Portfolio DEF ;To delete a portfolio from the AggAccount, use:
Named AggAccount Test deletePortfolio: Named Portfolio ABC ;After you have added and/or deleted portfolios from an aggregate, you must rebuild its holdings-related data using the expression:
Named AggAccount Test doPrecalcsThe precalcs are not done automatically so that you can add and delete several portfolios quickly.
To display the current portfolios in this aggregate, use:
Named AggAccount Test portfolioList do: [ code print: 10 ; name printNL ] ;To determine which aggregates include a particular portfolio, use the expression:
Named Portfolio XYZ displayAggregateListThis list will display all AggAccounts that include this Portfolio.
To create a new IndexAccount and assign an initial list of securities, type the expression:
IndexAccount createInstance: "MyIndex" . setSecuritiesTo: (Named Security GM, Named Security IBM ) asOf: earliestPossibleDate ;This message creates a new IndexAccount named MyIndex with 2 members. The member list can be accessed via the memberList time series which returns the list of security members as of the current evaluation date. The profile message can be used to display a summary description of this aggregate:
Named IndexAccount MyIndex profileproduces:
*** IndexAccount Profile For: MyIndex Code: MyIndex Aliases: MyIndex / --- Links --- baseCurrency : US US Dollars manager : Default Default --- XRefs --- --- Supplemental Data --- uniqueId: I_MyIndex holdings (count): 0 totalMarketValue (US): NA memberList (count): 2To create the membership for an IndexAccount using a rule instead of an explicit list, you supply a block that can be executed to produce a list of securities. For example:
Named IndexAccount MyIndex setMembershipRuleTo: [ ^global Security masterList select: [ baseCurrency isUS ] ];The getMembers message returns the list of security members for an IndexAccount as of the evaluation date. If a membership rule is defined, the list is created using the rule; otherwise, the security list stored in the memberList time series is returned as a simple List. The message updateMemberships actually updates the memberList property as of the current evaluation date by using the defined membership rule.
The message addMember: can be used to add a security to the current member list of the index as of the evaluation date. For example:
Named IndexAccount MyIndex addMember: Named Security IBMadds this security to the most recent membership list for this index if it is not already a member. The message deleteMember: can be used to delete a security from the current member list.
The message getIndices defined at the Security class returns a list of IndexAccount instances that include that security as of the evaluation date. For example, the expression:
Named Security IBM getIndices do: [ code printNL ] ;displays the list of IndexAccounts that include IBM as of the latest membership update date.
The message getMemberWeightsUsingAccount: account is used to extend the current list of member securities by their market value and weights based on various weighting schemes. The message returns the member security list extended by the following messages:
pctEvenDollar mvalEvenDollar pctMCapWeighted mvalMCapWeighted pctMValWeighted mvalMValWeightedThe MVal-weighted values are computed using the corresponding holding in the supplied Account. This value can be supplied as NA. The even dollar technique assumes that $1,000 is invested in each security in the index. The market cap weighted technique assumes you own all the outstanding shares in the security, valued at the current evaluation date's price. If an account or valid account id is supplied as a parameter to this message, the market value weighted technique assumes that you own the same number of shares in the security that you own in the supplied account, valued at the current evaluation date's price.
For example, the expression:
Named IndexAccount MyIndex getMemberWeightsUsingAccount: NA . do: [ ticker print: 10 ; #- security ticker name print: 30 ; #- security name pctEvenDollar print ; #- %held if even dollar weighted pctMCapWeighted print ; #- %held if mkt cap weighted newLine print ; ] ;generates a report that shows the even dollar and market cap weighted percentages held for each security in the the IndexAccount.
Several messages have been defined to generate holdings for an IndexAccount using various rules for generated ownership. These messages include:
createEvenDollarHoldingsAsOf: createEvenShareHoldingsAsOf: createMCapWeightedHoldingsAsOf: createMValWeightedHoldingsAsOf:using: setSharesIn:to:These messages are describe in detail in The Holding Class.
Your installation may have defined many additional messages for the various Account classes. The showMessages message is the fastest way to determine the current list of messages available for a class. For example:
Portfolio showMessagesdisplays the messages defined for the Portfolio class and
Portfolio showMessagesXdisplays the messages defined for Portfolio and its superclasses Account and Entity.
| Copyright © 1997 Innovative Systems Techniques, Inc. | Created June 11, 1997 |


BackGround
E-farmer is an application that aggregates all the existing agricultural technologies for easy access by the farmers. Several technological solutions exist in the agricultural sector but a large number of farmers are not aware of these technologies or the means of accessing them.
My Role
E-farmer is an application that aggregates all the existing agricultural technologies for easy access by the farmers. Several technological solutions exist in the agricultural sector but a large number of farmers are not aware of these technologies or the means of accessing them.
Duration and Procedure
E-farmer is an application that aggregates all the existing agricultural technologies for easy access by the farmers. Several technological solutions exist in the agricultural sector but a large number of farmers are not aware of these technologies or the means of accessing them.
Progress and Future Steps
E-farmer is an application that aggregates all the existing agricultural technologies for easy access by the farmers. Several technological solutions exist in the agricultural sector but a large number of farmers.


Below are some facts, dilligently gathered while looking for questions to use for family video-chat quizes during lockdown.
I can't say for sure if they are 100% genuine as I am unable to actually check, for example, if a snail is awake or asleep, let alone how long it sleeps for ! .
The hottest planet in the solar system is Venus
(not Mercury)
Giant Panda's have the least smelly poop.
Spiders can go without food for almost TWO YEARS
All goldfish are born black in colour.
A snail can sleep for three years.
Botanically speaking, tomatoes and cucumbers are fruit.
After losing a bet, a man changed his name to 'Full Metal Havok More Sexy N Intelligent Than Spock And All The Superheroes Combined With Frostnova'.
Charlie Browns dad was a barber.
Milk chocolate was invented in Switzerland.
The element Tin has the shortest name.
The dirt in your garden is possibly over two million years old.
Children grow faster in spring than winter.
Cows moo with regional accents.
The opposite sides of a standard six sided dice add up to seven
The Hawaiian pizza was invented by a Canadian.
'Eigengrau' is the uniform dark gray colour that many people report seeing in the absence of light.
It is a myth that dragonflies only live for a day.
The average adult spends more time on the loo than exercising (oh dear..).
Most dragonflies have six legs, but they cannot walk.
Buttermilk does not contain any butter.


WUFO is Williams College’s ultimate frisbee team for male and gender non-conforming students. We've been a student organization at Williams since 1977, and currently compete at the USAU DIII level. Recruiting takes place in the fall and we encourage those of any skill level to come try out — the vast majority of WUFO members had no ultimate experience before their first practice! Interested in joining? Click here to fill out our interest form.


WITNESS LIST Border and International Affairs Committee April 9, 2003-8:00A HB 2634 For: Duran, Arturo (Lower Valley Water District) Registering, but not testifying: For: Garcia, Joe (County of El Paso) Kastrin, Deborah (Texas Border Infrastructure Coalition) HB 2976 For: Fain, Tyrus (Rio Grande Institute & The Public Policy Information Fund) Wright, Jerry (Self) On: Peel, David (Texas Economic Development) Registering, but not testifying: For: De Lafuente, Veronica (Cameron County Judges Office, County Judge Gilberto Hinojosa) Duran, Arturo (Lower Valley Water District, Health & Environment Development Committee) Garcia, Joe (Texas Border Infrastructure Coalition) Kastrin, Deborah (County of El Paso) HB 2976 Committee Substitute (Chavez) Against: Davidson, Michael (Brewster County Commissioner's Court and Tourism Council) HB 3294 For: Dovalina, Larry (City of Laredo) Registering, but not testifying: For: De Lafuente, Veronica (Cameron County Judges Office, County Judge Gilberto Hinojosa) Garcia, Joe (City of McAllen) Kastrin, Deborah (TBIC) Against: Olsen, Lawrence (Texas Good Roads Association) HCR 59 For: Barraza, Santa (Self) Cortera, Martha (Self and Coalition Against Family Violence & Crimes Against Women in Ciudad Jaurez, Chih., Mexico) Duran, Arturo (U.S.-Mexico Health Environment & Urban Development Committee) Jimenez, Maria (National Movement for Legalization and Immigration Rights) Perez, Cynthia (Self) Staudt, Dr. Kathleen (Self and Coalition Against Violence Toward Women and Families at the US-Mexico Border) Registering, but not testifying: For: Canchola, Maria (Self) Garcia Gusman, Rosa Linda (Self) Haverlah, Kirsha (Austin-Travis County Family Violence Task Force) Kastrin, Deborah (County of El Paso) Martinez, Laura Ann (Self) Munoz, Iliana (Self) Orta, Lucia (ALLEGO) Perez, Lidia (Self and ML Young Women for Mujeres Sin Fronteras) Rios, Andrea (La Pena) Salamanea-Speers, Nidia (Self) Santbanez, Etelvina (ML Young Women For Mujeres Sin Frontera)


I am an assistant professor in the Department of Medicine at the University of Wisconsin, Madison. My clinical focus is in medical oncology, and my lab is focused on the development of novel liquid biopsy biomarkers for PI3K pathway targeted therapies in breast and prostate cancer.
I completed my Medical Oncology fellowship and post-doctoral research at the University of Wisconsin. Before coming to Madison, I completed my MD/PhD at the University of Chicago MSTP program. I did my graduate work in the Committee on Cancer Biology studying the role of autophagy in metastasis.


Our Process
We use a five step process. The five steps are:
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- Formulate innovative security solution which is foolproof, addresses the need of the client and ensures value for money.
- Prepare detailed implementation instructions, have them vetted by the client before finalization.
- Ensure strict implementation of instructions prepared in Step3.
- Conduct regular re-appraisal of the security situation and make changes, if necessary.


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- saveClaims() - Method in class ca.ualberta.cs.team1travelexpenseapp.ClaimList
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Save the claim list to disk (and to the web server if possible) (not currently implemented)
- saveClaims() - Method in class ca.ualberta.cs.team1travelexpenseapp.ClaimListManager
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save Claims to disk (and if possible to web server).
- saveTags() - Method in class ca.ualberta.cs.team1travelexpenseapp.TagList
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Save the stored tagList to disk/the web server (not yet implemented).
- saveTags() - Method in class ca.ualberta.cs.team1travelexpenseapp.TagListManager
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save Tags to disk (and if possible to web server).
- SaveToOnline() - Static method in class ca.ualberta.cs.team1travelexpenseapp.ClaimListController
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Save the data to the elastic server
- setAdapter(SpinnerAdapter) - Method in class ca.ualberta.cs.team1travelexpenseapp.MultiSelectionSpinner
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- setAmount(BigDecimal) - Method in class ca.ualberta.cs.team1travelexpenseapp.Expense
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Set the numerical cost of the Expense (will be rounded to 2 decimal places).
- setApproverList(ArrayList<User>) - Method in class ca.ualberta.cs.team1travelexpenseapp.Claim
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Set the list of approvers for the current Claim
- setCategory(String) - Method in class ca.ualberta.cs.team1travelexpenseapp.Expense
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Set the category of the Expense.
- setClaimantName(String) - Method in class ca.ualberta.cs.team1travelexpenseapp.Claim
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Set the claimantName for the Claim.
- setClaimList(ArrayList<Claim>) - Method in class ca.ualberta.cs.team1travelexpenseapp.ClaimList
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Set the underlying ArrayList of Claims to the passed value.
- setClaimTagList(ArrayList<Tag>) - Method in class ca.ualberta.cs.team1travelexpenseapp.Claim
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Set the TagList for the claim
- setComplete(boolean) - Method in class ca.ualberta.cs.team1travelexpenseapp.Claim
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Set the completeness of the claim.
- setComplete(boolean) - Method in class ca.ualberta.cs.team1travelexpenseapp.Expense
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Set whether the Expense is complete or not.
- setContext(Context) - Method in class ca.ualberta.cs.team1travelexpenseapp.ClaimListManager
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Context must be set to save/load from file
- setContext(Context) - Method in class ca.ualberta.cs.team1travelexpenseapp.TagListManager
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Context must be set to save/load from file
- setCurrency(String) - Method in class ca.ualberta.cs.team1travelexpenseapp.Expense
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Set the currency type of the cost.
- setCurrentClaim(Claim) - Static method in class ca.ualberta.cs.team1travelexpenseapp.ClaimListController
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Sets the current claim that is selected by user
DOES NOT UPDATE CLAIMS LIST
- setCurrentExpense(Expense) - Static method in class ca.ualberta.cs.team1travelexpenseapp.ExpenseListController
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Sets the current Expense item that is to be controlled.
- setDate(Date) - Method in class ca.ualberta.cs.team1travelexpenseapp.Expense
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Set the date for the expense.
- setDescription(String) - Method in class ca.ualberta.cs.team1travelexpenseapp.Expense
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Set the description of the Expense.
- setDisplayedClaims(ClaimList) - Static method in class ca.ualberta.cs.team1travelexpenseapp.ClaimListController
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Sets the displayed claims list
- setEndDate(Date) - Method in class ca.ualberta.cs.team1travelexpenseapp.Claim
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Set the endDate of the Claim.
- setExpenseList(ExpenseList) - Method in class ca.ualberta.cs.team1travelexpenseapp.Claim
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sets the claim's expense list object to a given expenseList
- setExpenseList(ArrayList<Expense>) - Method in class ca.ualberta.cs.team1travelexpenseapp.ExpenseList
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Set the stored expenseList, will automatically update listeners and save the list
once saving is implemented.
- setFlagged(boolean) - Method in class ca.ualberta.cs.team1travelexpenseapp.Expense
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Set whether or not the expense has been flagged.
- setItems(String[]) - Method in class ca.ualberta.cs.team1travelexpenseapp.MultiSelectionSpinner
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- setItems(List<String>) - Method in class ca.ualberta.cs.team1travelexpenseapp.MultiSelectionSpinner
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- setItems(ArrayList) - Method in class ca.ualberta.cs.team1travelexpenseapp.MultiSelectionSpinner
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- setName(String) - Method in class ca.ualberta.cs.team1travelexpenseapp.Tag
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Change the name of the tag to newName.
- setReceipt(File) - Method in class ca.ualberta.cs.team1travelexpenseapp.Expense
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Set the file of the receipt photo.
- setSelectedTags(ArrayList<Tag>) - Method in class ca.ualberta.cs.team1travelexpenseapp.ClaimList
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Set the selectedTags.
- setSelection(String[]) - Method in class ca.ualberta.cs.team1travelexpenseapp.MultiSelectionSpinner
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- setSelection(List<String>) - Method in class ca.ualberta.cs.team1travelexpenseapp.MultiSelectionSpinner
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- setSelection(ArrayList) - Method in class ca.ualberta.cs.team1travelexpenseapp.MultiSelectionSpinner
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- setSelection(int) - Method in class ca.ualberta.cs.team1travelexpenseapp.MultiSelectionSpinner
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- setSelection(int[]) - Method in class ca.ualberta.cs.team1travelexpenseapp.MultiSelectionSpinner
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- setStartDate(Date) - Method in class ca.ualberta.cs.team1travelexpenseapp.Claim
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Set the startDate of the Claim.
- setStatus(Claim.Status) - Method in class ca.ualberta.cs.team1travelexpenseapp.Claim
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Set the status (inProgress, submitted, approved, returned) for the claim.
- setTagList(ArrayList<Tag>) - Method in class ca.ualberta.cs.team1travelexpenseapp.TagList
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Set the stored tagList, will automatically update listeners and save the list once saving is implemented.
- setUser(User) - Static method in class ca.ualberta.cs.team1travelexpenseapp.ClaimListController
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Sets the current user
- submitWarningDialog - Variable in class ca.ualberta.cs.team1travelexpenseapp.ClaimantExpenseListActivity
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gvfs-ls [OPTION...] [LOCATION...]
gvfs-ls lists information about the given locations. If no location is given, it defaults to the current directory.
gvfs-ls is similar to the traditional ls utility, but using gvfs locations instead of local files: for example you can use something like smb://server/resource/file.txt as location.
File attributes can be specified with their gvfs name, e.g. standard::icon, or just by namespace, e.g. unix, or by *(Aq**(Aq which matches all attributes. Several attributes or groups can be specified, separated by comma.
The following options are understood:
-?, --help
Prints a short help text and exits.
--version
Shows the version number and exits.
-a, --attributes=ATTRIBUTES
The attributes to get, specified as a comma-separated list of gvfs file attribute names.
-h, --hidden
Show hidden files.
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Use a long listing format.
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[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> @RunningMantheCoin it sounds like you could answer a lot of questions of @gigamesh that I described to you recently, about early days
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> Zcash was Oct 28th actually. Hush launched less than a month after Zcash (and originally was called Zdash for like 5 minutes)
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> Yes, Komodo actually launched before Zcash. They took the code and made a genesis block before Zcash
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> So KMD + HUSH were the first 2 Zcash source code forks
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> And KMD actually forked before Zcash even made a genblock
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> Original Lead dev of Zdash/Hush was Joseph Stuhlman, who gave lead dev over to radix42: https://twitter.com/jstuhlman
#Bitcoin #blockchain #Crypto #Altcoins #Sirius $Sirx #HUSH $HUSH Bitcoin Only Time Will Tell.
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> That was before my involvement
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> so did Zdash actually use the memo field? <-- Zdash = Hush, so yes
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> It was only called Zdash for like 5 minutes. The original Bitcoin Talk ANN about Zdash was edited and changed to Hush, nobody seems to have the original Zdash ANN
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> @gigamesh you asked lots of good questions
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> so the original concept came from the "early devs", not from v1 paper? how much did the v1 paper change the ideas in Zdash/Hush? - No, I would not agree to that first statement. The v1 HushList whitepaper was written by me, from kernels of ideas from radix42. The HushList v1 whitepaper defined the purpose/reason for Hush to exist
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> additionally: radix42 is the Savior Of The Memo Field. What does this mean?
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> radix42 was there when Zcash Protocol was being made and made sure the memo field existed, it was going to be removed
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> So radix42 was instrumental in the Zcash Protocol design, especially the memo field, and Hush finally became the Zcash fork that specialized in the memo field
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> Originally, Zdash didn't have a focus or a purpose. It was just one of the first 2 ZEC forks ever, things were different back then.
[dscrd-hush] <franciscana23> morning friends. Happy Monday
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> @franciscana23 happy monday
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> !tip a random user 5 hush
[dscrd-hush] <Discordtip> @dukeleto sent @JiveBuddha 5.00 HUSH (≈ $0.17).
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> wow, @JiveBuddha got lucky
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> that is radix42's first blog post about being lead dev of Hush
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> he was handed it from Joe, I don't know much about that stuff
[dscrd-hush] <franciscana23> @dukeleto
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> TLDR: There was great drama in Hush at one point, many devs were involved and we got too many cooks in the kitchen. radix42 decided to leave, along with a few others. I decided to stay @gigamesh
[dscrd-hush] <gigamesh> lol
[dscrd-hush] <gigamesh> thank @dukeleto v helpful
[dscrd-hush] <gigamesh> so Stuhlman sets up a fork with no purpose, radix then joined with the memo field messaging/mailing concept, you guys then wrote the paper (not published till ~14months after coin launch), shortly after which radix left and you took over. is that it roughly?
[dscrd-hush] <gigamesh> also that KMD implemented the zerocash code before ZEC launched and that radix was the memo Saviour
[dscrd-hush] <gigamesh> is it still correct to call Hush a ZEC fork now KMD is upstream?
[dscrd-hush] <gigamesh> NVM ill use the wording from para1 v3 paper
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> Hush is still a Zcash fork, because KMD is still a Zcash fork
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> Hush is now a fork of a fork of Zcash source code, instead of just "a fork"
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> i wouldn't call it "zerocash code", that has very specific meaning
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> Zcash is an improvement upon Zerocash Protocol and there was a Zerocash coin
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> not sure about "so Stuhlman sets up a fork with no purpose" but maybe "Stuhlman created the second Zcash fork, after Komodo"
[dscrd-hush] <gigamesh> fair
[dscrd-hush] <gigamesh> ty
[dscrd-hush] <gigamesh> btw this article is gonna


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