Project Structure
Typical Project Structure
The structure for typical project is based on popular github repositories: ASP.NET MVC, NLog, EntityFramework.
.
|-- artifacts/
|-- libs/
|-- docs/
|-- scripts/
|-- src/
|-- tests/
|-- tools/
|-- .gitignore
|-- .gitattributes
|-- CHANGELOG.txt
|-- default.ps1
|-- INSTALL.md
|-- LICENSE.txt
|-- README.md
L-- TODO.txt
- artifacts - HTML pages, SQL scripts, other stuff.
- docs - Project documentation in Markdown or reStructuredText format.
- scripts - PSGallery scripts and any other additional scripts.
- src - Source code.
- tests - Project tests. This can be separate assembly within src directory or separate project in tests.
- tools - Any additional tools we need for project build like ILMerge.
- CHANGELOG.txt - Changelog that is supported between versions. Can be sent to whole team and customer.
- README.md - Info about the project, links to artifacts, google drive, postman, swagger, UI, specs, design files, etc.
- default.ps1 - PSake tasks.
- INSTALL.md - How to build, install, compile, publish (CI) project, how to do database migrations. This document should be enought for new developer to start working on project.
- LICENSE.txt - TBD
- TODO.txt - Any general to do items.
The structure of src folder:
.
|-- ...
|-- src/
| |-- Company.TestProject.Abstract/
| |-- Company.TestProject.Cli/
| |-- Company.TestProject.DataAccess/
| |-- Company.TestProject.Domain/
| |-- Company.TestProject.Infrastructure/
| |-- Company.TestProject.IntegrationTests/
| |-- Company.TestProject.Web/
| |-- Company.TestProject.Shared/
| |-- Company.TestProject.Services/
| |-- Company.TestProject.Tests/
| L-- Company.TestProject.sln
L-- ...
- Abstract - Optional assembly that should not reference any libraries or projects. Contains basic POCO classes used by application (commands, exceptions, DTOs, API requests and responses). This assembly can be shared to other applications.
- Cli - Command line interface. Various handlers can be here.
- DataAccess - Assembly that contains database access logic. There should be implementation for Unit of Work, Unit of Work Factory, Repositories related to EntityFramework, NHibernate, raw SQL. The assembly references ORM directly.
- Domain - Domain of application. Business logic goes here. See below.
- Infrastructure - Optional component. Shared infrastructure details: dependency injection container setup, web components, WPF components and other application level stuff related to backend. You can have more than one infrastructure assembly. Think about it like the place where you can keep shared components across web or WPF projects. For example in
Infrastructure.UI
assembly you can keep common used UI controls that are used in Manager and Client WPF applications. Another example isInfrastructure.Mvc
contains route extensions, API response class, filters related to ASP.NET MVC used across all web projects. - IntegrationTests - Integration tests.
- Web - ASP.NET MVC application. Controllers, JavaScript, Frontend templates.
- Shared - Helpers, extensions related to .NET go here. For example
IEnumerable
extensions or validation helpers. The project should not refer other projects. - Services - Services that relates to 3th party dependencies. If you do not want to "pollute" domain with dependencies to other libraries move them to separate assembly. For example that can be
IEmailSender
in domain andMailKitEmailSender
implementation in services. - Tests - Unit tests.
Structure of Company.TestProject.Domain
:
.
|-- ...
|-- src/
| L-- Company.TestProject.Domain/
| L-- Users
| |-- Abstract
| |-- Commands
| |-- Dtos
| |-- Entities
| |-- Events
| |-- Exceptions
| |-- Handlers
| |-- Queries
| |-- Repositories
| L-- Services
L- ...
In the root of domain there are bounded contexts. Bounded context is explicit boundaries in terms of application organization, logical data and processes separation. For example typical contexts may be Users
, Products
, Sales
, Support
, System
. These contexts may refer to each other. Also the project contains interfaces for unit of work and unit of work factory.
- Abstract - Interfaces and abstract classes go here.
- Commands - POCO objects that describes processes within context. Commands should change application state (database CRUD). The commands just describe data that needs to implement action. For example
CreateUserCommand
,UpdateProductCommand
,ChangeUserPasswordCommand
,SetLockoutPeriodCommand
. It is recommended to haveCommand
suffix for every class. Actual operation is in Handlers namespace. Command should have one handler. - Dtos - Data transfer objects. For example
UserBranchDto
,InvoiceSummaryDto
. It is recommended to haveDto
suffix for every class. - Entities - Entites refer to the context. Usually they map to database tables. It is recommended to have data annotation attributes for fields. Every entity may have basic business logic refers to it.
- Events - POCO classes that contain data needs for firing events. Event describes that something has happened. It is recommened to have
Event
suffix for every class. For example when user has been created (CreateUserCommand
) theUserCreatedEvent
is generated with new user id. Event may have several handlers. - Exceptions - Custom exceptions used within context. It should be domain exceptions (refer to
DomainException
inSaritasa.Tools.Domain
). - Handlers - Commands and events handlers. Actual code and data manipulation. Within each handler there should be separate unit of work instance.
- Queries - Common used queries. They use unit of work's database context to retrieve data from database. May be used to group LINQ queries that are used in separate places. May also contain some logic, may generate exceptions. For example
UsersQueries
,UsersSummaryQueries
. It is recommended to haveQuery
orQueries
suffix for every class. - Repositories - Contains interfaces for repositories.
- Services - Contains operations that are used by different commands, handlers. May be used to share business logic code.
You may move Exceptions, Commands, Dtos, Events may be separated to another assembly (Abstract
). Later the assembly can be used for better integration with another applications.
Structure of Company.TestProject.Web
project:
.
|-- ...
|-- Company.TestProject.Web/
| |-- App_Data/
| |-- App_Start/
| |-- bower_components/
| |-- Controllers/
| |-- Core/
| |-- Frontend/
| |-- gulpfile.js/
| |-- Models/
| |-- node_modules/
| |-- Static/
| | |-- bundles/
| | |-- fonts/
| | |-- img/
| | L-- ...
| |-- Views/
| |-- ...
| L-- Company.TestProject.csproj
L-- ...
- Frontend - JavaScript, css, sass and templates. Frontend part of our web application.
- Static/bundles - Bundles part of frontend application. Assemblies from bower and npm, generated by Gulp, WebPack. Should not be included to git.
- Static - Assets, resources.
Examples
Web
| Project | Interfaces & Classes | Project Type | Packages | Project References | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Domain | ICustomerRepository, ICacheFactory, ICustomerService, CreateCustomerCommand, IPdfService, IPerfCounterService, CustomerHandlers | .NET Standard 1.4 | System.ComponentModel.Annotations, Saritasa.Tools.Common, Saritasa.Tools.Domain | ||
| Services | CustomerService, PdfService | .NET Standard 1.4 | Spire.PDF | Domain | |
| DataAccess | CustomerRepository | .NET Standard 1.4 | Microsoft.EntityFramework.Core.* , Saritasa.Tools.EFCore1 | Domain | |
| Infrastructure | CacheFactory, PerfCounterService, MVC filters, MVC formatters | .NET Core App / .NET Framework | Microsoft.AspNetCore | Domain, DataAccess, Services | Configures DI, implements services for Business. |
| Web | Controllers, view models, views | .NET Core App / .NET Framework | Microsoft.AspNetCore | Domain, Infrastructure | |
WPF
| Project | Interfaces & Classes | Project Type | Packages | Project References | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Domain | ICustomerRepository, ICustomerService, INavigationService, IDialogService, CustomerHandlers | .NET Standard 1.4 | System.ComponentModel.Annotations, Saritasa.Tools.Common, Saritasa.Tools.Domain | ||
| Services | CustomerService | .NET Standard 1.4 | Domain | ||
| DataAccess | CustomerRepository | .NET Standard 1.4 | Microsoft.EntityFramework.Core.*, Saritasa.Tools.EFCore1 | Domain | |
| Infrastructure | NavigationService, DialogService, XAML, view models | .NET Framework | GalaSoft.MvvmLight, PresentationFramework, WindowsBase | Domain, DataAccess, Services | Configures DI, implements services for Business. |
| App | XAML | .NET Framework | Domain, Services, Infrastructure | ||
Windows Service
| Project | Interfaces & Classes | Project Type | Packages | Project References | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Domain | ICustomerRepository, ICustomerService, CreateCustomerCommand, ICacheFactory, IPdfService, IPerfCounterService, CustomerHandlers | .NET Standard 1.4 | System.ComponentModel.Annotations, Saritasa.Tools.Common, Saritasa.Tools.Domain | ||
| Services | CustomerService, PdfService | .NET Standard 1.4 | Spire.PDF | Domain | |
| DataAccess | CustomerRepository | .NET Standard 1.4 | Domain | ||
| Infrastructure | CacheFactory, PerfCounterService | .NET Core App / .NET Framework | Redis | Domain, DataAccess, Services | Configures DI, implements services for Business. |
| App | Service definition | .NET Core App / .NET Framework | Topshelf | Domain, Infrastructure | |
Infrastructure Project
Infrastructure may be splitted to several layers. For example:
| Project | Interfaces & Classes | Project Type | Packages | Project References | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Infrastructure | PerfCounterService, PdfService | .NET Core App / .NET Framework | Spire.PDF | Domain, DataAccess, Services | Configures DI, implements services for Business. |
| Infrastructure.Web | HttpCacheFactory, MVC filters, MVC formatters | .NET Core App / .NET Framework | Microsoft.AspNetCore | Domain, Services | Configures DI, implements services for Business. |
| Infrastructure.Desktop | RedisCacheFactory | .NET Core App / .NET Framework | Redis | Domain, Services | Configures DI, implements services for Business. |
Sample Changelog Document Structure
There are few items we use to show the change:
[*]
- Something has been changed/fixed/logic update.[-]
- Feature has been removed.[+]
- New feature.
15.0 [2017-06-12]
[+] Planner: update design, bugfix and optimizations.
[*] Secure chat update (#89857).
[*] Planner: fix data inconsistency error when use "assign resource batch" feature (#109468, #109414, #109056).
[+] Update format of project status report (#108093).
[+] Add sum of jobs to daily report (#106344).
[+] Show JIRA icon on project list if project is managed in JIRA (#91059).
[*] Apostrophe bug fix when search project (#108619).
FAQ
Q: May domain project reference ORM library? A: The basic idea behind IUnitOfWork
, IUnitOfWorkFactory
is to cleanly separate business logic from ORM and any data storage. But in that way we are limited by only set of abstraction that are provided by repository and unit of work. For example we cannot use specific ORM features like async queries. So that on most cases it is possible to reference ORM to use these features. All raw SQL queries should be in repositories.
Q: Why do we need separate commands and handlers? A: First of all the abstraction allows to replace handler and provides much clean infrastructure. Also if Saritasa.Tools.Messages
is used you can use these commands as JSON later for integration tests, enchanced logging, better debug.
Q: This is very similar to CQRS approach. A: Yes, but we do not strogly follow it. For example command can do read queries and return data within it, event sourcing is not used by default.
Links
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Understanding Onion Architecture
Only the infrastructure layer knows about the database and data access technology (Entity framework or ADO.NET) and other layers don't know anything about from where the data comes and how it is being stored.
The basic principle of Onion Architecture is to follow the boundaries of these layers – the inner layer cannot depend on its outer layer but can depend on layers beneath.


teachersV2.io
Class FileRead
java.lang.Object
teachersV2.io.FileReadService
teachersV2.io.FileRead
public class FileRead
- extends FileReadService
Contains the implementation for reading lines in the File - Version 2
Copyright 2012 - This file is part of the Java Project : Teachers.
Teachers is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the
terms of the zlib license.
See the COPYING file.
- Author:
- Jeremy LOR (jlor@etudiant.univ-mlv.fr), Thomas LEROUX<EMAIL_ADDRESS>| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
equals, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
student
public static Student student
professor
public static Professor professor
promotion
public static Promotion promotion
profListFiles
public static java.util.ArrayList<Professor> profListFiles
numberOfStudent
public static int numberOfStudent
FileRead
public FileRead()
addProfessorEachFile
public static int addProfessorEachFile(Professor prof)
getProfessor
public static int getProfessor(Professor prof)
displayLines
public void displayLines(java.lang.String[] tokens)
- Description copied from class:
FileReadService
- Display the lines of the file.
- Specified by:
displayLines
in class FileReadService
- Parameters:
tokens
- The tokens.
getLine
public void getLine(java.lang.String[] tokens)
- Description copied from class:
FileReadService
- Manipulate each line of the file, depending of the number on this line.
If 1
, contains the name, forename and the id of the student.
If 2
, contains the promotion's name.
If 3
, contains the professors' name.
If 4
, contains the mark sorted into a array.
If 5
, contains the professor (specified by an index) to see
where the mark belongs to.
Be careful ! Codes 4 & 5 must be at the same place in these 2 arrays !
If 6
, contains the average of the student.
- Specified by:
getLine
in class FileReadService
- Parameters:
tokens
- The tokens.


This screen provides access to historical logged data stored within the BMS in long term memory. It also provides access to a short recent events log which can be helpful for diagnosing issues or viewing the short-term history of the installation.
Sub-sections:
| < Live CANBUS Traffic | Recent Events > |


open class CircularDependencyError : VerifyError
Error thrown when trying to declare multiple @RealObjects that create a circular dependency. |
|
open class NoValidConstructorException : VerifyError
Exception thrown when trying to create a real object that has no constructor. |
|
open class RepeatedDependencyDefinedException : VerifyError
Exception thrown when trying multiple fields/objects are bound to the same |


Posts about imho
In my humble opinion.
- I am such a child
- The Great Resolver IDE Anecdote
- Musicians : wake up!
- The ACM is pissing in the well
- Result of MP visit - I suck
- My objections to the Digital Economy Bill
- [SOLVED]UK Digital Economy Bill
- A Layman's Philosophical Musings
- Copyright and the crowdsourcing of promotional materials
- Letter to my Member of European Parliament : Proposed Copyright Extension
- The Future of Twitter
- Evolved for suboptimal decision making?
- Only Joking!
- Trans-Speculative Ramblings
- The Simpsons Movie / Goodbye Forever
- The Long Overdue LinkedIn Backlash
- Actual vs Perceived threats (aka People are Crazy)
- If it's good enough for Benny...
- Brilliant and Tragic
- Avoiding Ripoff Wii Bundles
- Tide Turning on Copyright Abuses?
- Northern Exposure
- Generics Considered Harmful
- Configuration vs Customisation
- Fallacious Affordance


| Aizawl |
Rony Enterprise, Chaltlang, |
NEPTUNE Not mentioned
|
| Aizawl |
V.L. Machinery & Tools, Dawrpui
Jail Veng, Aizawl, Mizoram |
OLEOMAC SPARTA 44 2.1 hp, 4 st, 1.6
kW, 40.2 cm2, 7.4 kg.
AGRIMATE AMH 200 1.6 hp, 4 st, 35.8 cm2 , 7.7 kg.
HONDA UMK 435T U2NT 4 stroke |
| Aizawl |
A & A EnterpriseTuikual ‘S’ Aizawl |
ASPEE-BCCG430 1.25 hp, 2 st, single cylin., petrol, 7.8 kg.
ASPEE-Maruyama MBC/4320H 2.28 hp, 41.5 cc, 4 st, 1.7 kw
|
| Aizawl |
Zonghak Agency, Treasury Square,
Aizawl, Mizoram
|
FORTUNE AGRO FAI 900 4 st, single cylin, petrol
FORTUNE AGRO FAI 180 2 st, single cylin, petrol |
| Aizawl |
Johnson Diesel Sales & Services,
B-128, Bara Bazar, Aizawl
|
GREAVES GS CG-530 2.1 hp, 2 stroke, petrol |
| Aizawl |
Khanpui Multipurpose Co-operative Society |
|
| Aizawl |
Taite Enterprise, Kulikawn Ngaizel,
Aizawl, Mizoram. |
ZENOA FBC-52/5050DW 2 st, single cylin, spark ignition
ZENOA FBC-42/4350DW 2 st, single cylin, spark ignition |
| Kolkata |
Tilak Aakriti Services 2,
Garstin Place, Kolkata |
GEORGE MAIJO MAIJO BC 520B DLX 2.1
Hp, 2 st, vert, petrol engine
SOUTHERN AGRO VIJAY VVBC – TH 42C
2 Hp, 2 stroke, vertical, petrol
MAKITA EM 2500 U 1 Hp, 2 st, vertical,
petrol |
| Assam |
S.M. Corporation Ltd. Guwahati-781005, Assam |
TATA-BC-3T-420T 1 hp, 4 stroke |


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Minimum Customer
Maximum Customer
Average Cookie Sales Per Customer


public class TrcTimer
extends java.lang.Object
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
TrcTimer(java.lang.String instanceName)
Constructor: Creates an instance of the timer with the given name.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
cancel()
This method cancels the timer if it's set but has not expired.
|
long |
getExpiredTimeInMsec()
This method returns the expired timestamp in milliseconds.
|
boolean |
isActive()
This method checks if the timer is active (i.e.
|
boolean |
isCanceled()
This method checks if the timer was canceled.
|
boolean |
isExpired()
This method checks if the timer has expired.
|
void |
set(double time,
TrcEvent event)
This methods sets the expire time relative to the current time.
|
void |
set(double time,
TrcEvent event,
TrcNotifier.Receiver receiver)
This methods sets the expire time relative to the current time.
|
void |
set(double time,
TrcNotifier.Receiver receiver)
This methods sets the expire time relative to the current time.
|
void |
setExpired(double securityKey)
This method is called by TrcTimerMgr when the timer has expired.
|
java.lang.String |
toString()
This method returns the instance name.
|
public TrcTimer(java.lang.String instanceName)
instanceName
- specifies the name to identify this instance of the timer.public java.lang.String toString()
toString
in class java.lang.Object
public void set(double time, TrcEvent event, TrcNotifier.Receiver receiver) throws java.lang.IllegalStateException
time
- specifies the expire time in seconds relative to the current time.event
- specifies the event to signal when time has expired.receiver
- specifies the notification receiver to call when time has expired.java.lang.IllegalStateException
- when set is called more than once without a call to cancel()
between them.public void set(double time, TrcEvent event)
time
- specifies the expire time in seconds relative to the current time.event
- specifies the event to signal when time has expired.public void set(double time, TrcNotifier.Receiver receiver)
time
- specifies the expire time in seconds relative to the current time.receiver
- specifies the notification receiver to call when time has expired.public long getExpiredTimeInMsec()
public boolean isExpired()
public boolean isActive()
public void setExpired(double securityKey)
securityKey
- specifies the security key returned to you by TrcTimerMgr when you added your timer. This is
a simple authentication measure to make sure the caller is indeed TrcTimeMgr.public boolean isCanceled()
public void cancel()


We have encountered situations where a node was no longer responding to attempts at connecting via SSH or SSH became unavailable through other means. Quite often the node daemon is still available, even in situations where there’s little free memory. The latter is due to the node daemon being locked into main memory using mlock(2).
Since the node daemon does not allow the execution of arbitrary commands, quite often the only solution left was either to attempt a powercycle request via said node daemon or to physically reset the node.
The goal of this design is to allow the execution of non-arbitrary commands via RPC requests. Since this can be dangerous in case the cluster certificate (server.pem) is leaked, some precautions need to be taken:
There shall be no way to list available commands or to retrieve an executable’s contents. The result from a request to execute a specific command will either be its output and exit code, or a generic error message. Only the receiving node’s log files shall contain information as to why executing the command failed.
To slow down dictionary attacks on command names in case an attacker manages to obtain a copy of server.pem, a system-wide, file-based lock is acquired before verifying the command name and its executable. If a command can not be executed for some reason, the lock is only released with a delay of several seconds, after which the generic error message will be returned to the caller.
At first, restricted commands will not be made available through the remote API, though that could be done at a later point (with a separate password).
On the command line, a new sub-command will be added to the gnt-node script.


2014-12-30
I bumped into a strange problem with reading a text file recently. The file described the layout of a Nonogram for a program my father was working on:
N 5 5
Z 5 0 1 0 2 1 0 1 0 1 0
K 3 0 1 1 0 1 0 1 1 0 1 2 0
And to read the first line, he used something like this:
char ch;
int i1;
int i2;
("Goobix 5.nono");
ifstream ifs>> ch >> i1 >> i2; ifs
However, this didn’t work, the int
s didn’t get read
successfully. I then tried
char ch;
("Goobix 5.nono");
ifstream ifswhile (ifs.get(ch))
<< ch; cout
to not ignore whitespace, resulting in this:
Behold, three unwanted characters! What are they? Let’s cast them to
int
to find out more:
char ch;
("Goobix 5.nono");
ifstream ifswhile (ifs.get(ch))
<< ch << " (int: " << int(ch) << ")\n"; cout
and we get
Negative, eh? Strange. Other people have seen similar things, so apparently these aren’t normal ASCII characters. To find out more, I’ve looked at the text file with a hex editor:
The file starts with 0xef 0xbb 0xbf
. That’s googleable!
and leads to byte
order marks (BOM). The BOM indicates endianness and encoding of the
text file; in the case of 0xef 0xbb 0xbf
, it is a UTF-8
encoded file. To get rid of the BOM, we can just save the file with ANSI
encoding:
Now, the file behaves as expected when being read:
Encodings in C++ (and elsewhere!) can be daunting. Good readings I have found include these:
The Absolute Minimum Every Software Developer Absolutely, Positively Must Know About Unicode and Character Sets (No Excuses!) by Joel Spolsky
And, one day, should I have lots of spare time: Standard C++ IOStreams and Locales by Angelika Langer and Klaus Kreft
Edit (February 2, 2015): Since I’ve written this, I’ve read Dive Into Python 3 by Mark Pilgrim, and the chapter about strings has made encodings so much clearer to me, so it is most recommended reading.


Richard Gere is expecting baby No 2 with wife Alejandra Silva
by Lesego MkhizeCape Town - Just nine months after welcoming their firstborn, Richard Gere and his wife Alejandra are expecting baby number 2!
The Pretty Woman star and Alejandra have a son named Alexandra, E News reported.
The couple both have children from previous relationships – Richard has a 19-year-old son from his marriage to Carey Lowell and Alejandra a six-year-old son.
According to DailyMail, the couple are three months pregnant and due to welcome their second child next year.
The 70-year-old star and Alejandra (36) officially said their "I do’s" in 2018, having known each other for a decade and started dating in 2014.
"I feel like I'm in a true fairytale," Alejandra said following their nuptials in New York City, People reported.
"Without a doubt I feel like the luckiest woman in the world," she added.


This is likely the most common interaction to add records. The user goes to a list of existing records (and maybe searches for a specific record) to add a record. This list can be its own page or within a tile on a page. The add button opens a modal form.
A user may also need to add several records in sequence. If the records include only a few fields, the user can use this pattern along with an inline add form. This is most likely to come up when the user fills out a form that can have multiple instances of a child record. For example, when adding a constituent, the user may want to add multiple phone numbers.
A record may need to reference another record, such as a donation that references a constituent. If the referenced record does not exist, the user needs to add it on the fly. The user should search first to avoid duplicate records. After confirming that the record to reference does not exist, the user can invoke the add form.
Some record types have many associated child records. For example, a constituent record has contact information, relationships, notes, and other child records. While some of this information is available when the parent record is created, much of it is added afterwards. Instead of adding information through a master form, the user can add it from the parent record page. The method to add the information depends on the other guidelines here and in the form containers guidelines.
A user should be able to edit a record from a list via the context menu without going to the page for the specific record. If the record is complex, the user may only be able to edit core information and may need to go to the record page to edit ancillary information. This guideline applies to full-page lists and lists within tiles.
On a record page, a user should be able to open an edit form from the page summary toolbar to edit the record's core information.
Some types of information are presented in non-list formats such as definition lists or text blocks. A user should be able to open an edit form through an edit button on the top right side of these content blocks.
A page can include tiles with multiple types of information in a compact space. In these cases, a user should be able to open an edit form through a split edit button in the tile toolbar that avoids multiple edit buttons in close proximity.
A user should be able to delete records that are not systemically important and records with a low cost of re-creation through the context menu in a list.
A user should delete systemically important records from the record page instead of a list. The extra step provides additional safety to help prevent the user from accidentally deleting a record. Deleting important records should be rare, so the extra step will not be overly burdensome.
Some types of information such as list filters are only needed temporarily. A user should be able to remove these via a button using the “fa-close” icon.
Some types of information need to be preserved in the system beyond active usefulness for audit or historical reference purposes. Since this action is reversible, a user should be able to access it from lists even for systemically important records.


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#Import Library
library(highcharter)
#Read from File
Data = read.csv("cities_r2.csv")
#Declare Array
states=unique(Data$state_name)
male06population = 0
for (i in 1:length(states)) {
male06population[i]=0
for (j in 1:length(Data$state_name)) {
if(identical(as.character(states[i]),as.character(Data$state_name[j]))){
male06population[i]=male06population[i]+as.integer(Data$X0.6_population_female[j])
}
}
}
DataObj = data.frame(states,male06population)
#Draw Graph
hc <- hchart(DataObj,"pie", hcaes(x = states, y = male06population, group = 1),name="Male 0-6 Population")
print(hc)


private val STANDARD_OPTIONS_TEXT_RES: Array<Int>
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My Guide prepared me well, explaining that this was an experience of importance and ensuring that I was in a safe place and that there would be no chance of unwanted interruptions. We had spent the day on bicycles in the cool fall air of southern California. We had eaten lightly a few hours earlier. She did not describe what I might feel, and that was a good thing. My mind set was open. I was completely unprepared for the actual experience and its impact, and that was a good thing for me.
As the smoke took its time to wander through my bloodstream to my brain, I had a premonition of this being absolutely unique, and it was. This experience was nothing like any other chemical pathway to an altered state I have ever tried, including many LSD trips, psilocybin, mescaline, peyote, grass, crack, speed, cocaine, you name it. My consciousness was broken open and my separation from pure direct connection of all that exists dissolved, so that I and the universe were now recognizable in experience as one thing.
The sensation was of almost unbearable beauty, of complete immersion in all time, all space and all reality. And the obvious truth is that there is nothing between each soul and constant ecstay but our ability to recognize that we are already in heaven, that intense joy is ours whenever we choose and that death and life are the same and that constant, perpetual ecstacy is the fundamental condition of this universe. There is nothing to be 'done', there is no one recipe of behavior that will transport us to some 'place'.
The universe is love and love is the only requisite to live our material segment of existence in connection with this truth. It is the truth that all great spiritual leaders have told us, and yet without some catalyst to help us experience it personally, we cannot translate the prophets' words into our own reality. This chemical Doorway, for me, was such a catalyst.
Weeks after, I am still transformed. And the question was raised in my mind, 'Now that I know nirvana exists here and now if we want it, what next do I do with my physical life?' And the answer was 'Take out the trash. It's full.' And so I did, with love in my heart.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


Conte receives letter threatening his daughter
by Agency ReportInter coach Antonio Conte received a letter threatening his daughter, but also staff member and former Juventus fitness coach Antonio Pintus.
The letter, which has reportedly been traced back to Florence, contained a rifle cartridge and a threatening letter directed at the former Juventus coach with the text “we know where you live and who your daughter is.”
La Stampa reports that the local police in Milan has been in touch with Conte and he doesn’t recognise the writing, nor the content particularly reminding him of anyone. letter contained an eight-gauge cartridge, mainly used for hunting, and could be tracked back to Florence by the authorities.
There’s a possible supporter of an opposing team, who is annoyed by the Inter side and their good performances this term, but also one from the Nerazzurri who doesn’t approve of his past in Turin.
The letter contained writing in black, listing the names of his family members and the text, “We know where you live… We know who your daughter is.”
However, the letter was sent to the Inter HQ and not directly to Conte’s home, which suggests the information about his address is incorrect.
The police are investigating and will be analysing the document for fingerprints.
Il Giorno reports that the first investigations aren’t connecting it to the world of the ultras, but rather a
disgruntled individual seeking attention.


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We want Game On to be fun, fair, and consistent with the values of the open web. Here's how it works.
A panel of industry experts, as well as members of the Mozilla and gaming communities, will evaluate all submissions. Evaluation will take place during a two-week judging gauntlet and winners will be announced in March 2013.
We'll rank each entry on a 1-5 scale across these Measurements of Awesomeness:
- Fun — do we enjoy playing this game?
- Technological achievement – how well does this game demonstrate technical mastery in open web technologies?
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- Originality – have we seen this before? How does the game take advantage of the web?
The Judges will give each Entry a score of 1 to 5 for each of the criteria, and the scores of all the Judges that review a particular Entry will be averaged to arrive at the final score for that Entry. The Entry with the highest score in each category will be the category winner. The Entry with the next highest score in the category will be the runner up. The Entry with the highest score overall will be the Grand Prize winner. In the event of a tie, a subset of Judges will review the tied Entries and choose the winner.
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We will be implementing a zero-tolerance policy towards cheating. If you are proven to be cheating, you will be disqualified immediately, banned from all future events, and we are not responsible for what happens to your overall reputation as a result.
Closing Thoughts
We created our judging/voting structure based on lessons from dozens of other competitions, particularly the previous Game On Competition, the Ignite Competition and the Node Knockout Competition. We believe that they’re going to help make for a great competition.
When all is said and done, regardless of who wins or loses, we trust that you will have had a great time building something shiny, new, and awesome for tons of people to enjoy and hack on the Web.
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