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What do we mean by full service? We do it all and we do it well!
Superior service is at the forefront of our agency's philosophy. Not only for our clients but also for the media professionals, influencers and tastemakers we interact with everyday on your behalf, ensuring we always make the right impression.
We see each project as a unique opportunity to get creative and deliver results. Curves staff are drawn from a range of media and communications backgrounds - the result is a unique pool of shared knowledge and experience, giving us (and you!) the edge.
Whether were staging an event, writing a press release, brokering an ad buy or designing a website were committed to meeting your needs from start to finish.
Our in-house service capabilities include:
* Public & Media Relations
* Advertising Design
* Media Planning
* Media Buying
* Media Promotions
* Event Marketing
* Event Management
* Database Management
* Direct Marketing
* Street Promotions
* Publicity Stunts
* Product, Company and Event Launch
* Corporate and Crisis Communications
* Media Training
Full profile
Full profile
Contact information
Company description
541430 - Graphic Design Services
541810 - Advertising Agencies
541830 - Media Buying Agencies
541840 - Media Representatives
541850 - Display Advertising
541899 - All Other Services Related to Advertising
561410 - Document Preparation Services
Product / Service / Licensing
Media Relations
Media Centre Management
Press Kit Creation and Dissemination
Writing and Editing
Brand Launching
Media Monitoring
Speech Writing
Trade Show Support
Database Management
Crisis Communications
Creative Services
Advertising
Video Production
Website Design and Graphic Design
Event Management and Marketing
T003-Advertising Services
T004-Public Relations Services (incl. Writing Services, Event Planning and Management, Media Relations, Radio and TV Analysis, Press Services)
T005-Arts/Graphics Services
T009-Film/Video Tape Production Services
T013-General Photographic Services - Still
T017-General Photographic Services - Motion
T018-Audio/Visual Services
T099-Other Communication, Photographic, Mapping, Printing and Publication Services
Sector information
Key / Major clients:
Vikram VijSpectrum Skyworks
Go2 Productions
Burnaby Intercultural Planning Table
NewToBC
World in Burnaby
Kobe Japanese Steakhouse
OrthoArts
Logic
Goh Ballet
Rogers Santa Clause Parade
Triple Flip
Prevue HR
Campbell River
Vancouver Division of Family Practice
David Suzuki Foundation
Capital Direct
Body Beautiful Canada
National Ballet of Canada
Bootlegger
Radiant Communications
GrowthWorks Capital Corporation
Mr. Mikes
Canadian Heart and Stroke Foundation
FullyLoadedTea
UNICEF
Inimex Pharmaceuticals
MDAnalytics.com
CanPro Investigations
BC & Yukon Community Newspapers Associations
Window Stick Alarms
Earthcycle Packaging
City of Vancouver
Katimavik
Ma Murray Community Newspaper Awards
Berkshire Choral Festival
Dalai Lama in Vancouver
The Mayors Arts Awards
Ballet British Columbia
Royal Winnipeg Ballet
The Chan Centre
Vancouver Cantata Singers
UN World Urban Forum
Orchid Ensemble
Beetling Design
Whistler Brewing
Success stories:
Awareness Campaigns TQ Construction:Objective: To heighten visibility and profile for the home renovation company.
Plan: Through a targeted media relations and strategic marketing campaign, Curve raised the profile of TQ through distribution of monthly press releases coupled with targeted pitches. Curve also developed and implemented alliances with high profiled events, negotiating promotional opportunities to highlight the company.
Results: Garnered coverage in a wide range of publications and outlets including the Vancouver Sun and Global TV.
Event Management British Columbia & Yukon Newspapers Association:
Objective: To maximize attendance and participation by members of the BCYCNA.
Plan: To re-invigorate the flagging organization by establishing the annual awards gala as the years most anticipated industry event.
Results: Curve re-invented the awards as a gala evening, boosting attendance to a record of 75% membership participation. Curves event management savvy led to record numbers of registration vouchers redeemed, increased member participation, a record number of award entries, increased association revenue, and a phenomenal sponsorship support.
Public Relations - Body Beautiful:
Objective: To execute an exciting publicity campaign which will introduce consumers to their product the Universal Contour Wrap.
Plan: Through targeted pitching and innovative story hooks, Curve introduced BC consumers and spas to Body Beautifuls unique total body wrap, which tightens skin and removes inches. Curve pitched across a variety of media, convincing multiple journalists and media personalities to undergo the wrap (frequently on-air).
Results: The campaign quickly escalated from a BC grassroots push to national coverage on ET Canada, as well as presence in the gifting suite at the 2008 Emmy Awards. Following the Emmys renowned L.A. spa Ole Henriksen integrated the wrap into its offerings. The treatment has received coverage in such high profile publications as In Style, Fashion Magazine, Flare Magazine, Elle Canada, and US Weekly. Curve recently established another coupe for the product, when we secured its presence as the Title Beauty Sponsor at the 2009 Oscars Ceremony. The products presence at the ceremonies garnered intercontinental coverage for the brand in a variety of print, television and online outlets.
Online Media Ballet BC:
Objective: In the absence of marketing dollars and the pending bankruptcy of the company, Curve utilized social media and rallied the dance community to purchase tickets and save the ballet.
Plan: Curve Communications was responsible for coordinating the marketing and public relations campaign for Ballet BC after the Company announced a major reorganization on November 25, 2008. Despite the lack of advertising available and a reduced ability to implement traditional marketing techniques, Curve was able to devise a unique grassroots campaign to bolster awareness for the Nutcracker. This included making the most of alternative media opportunities including online blogs with content generated from Ballet BC dancers, Facebook groups, and YouTube.
Results: Ultimately the Companys presentation of the Nutcracker went on to sell roughly 14,000 tickets, exceeding its sales goal by 156% and surpassing the previous years revenue from the Nutcracker by more than $100,000. This support was demonstrated through individual acts as well, such as letters to Ballet BCs Board and dancers, stories of personal donations, as well as online support groups, fundraisers, and promotional opportunities for the ballet. Perhaps the greatest measure of success was the return of Ballet BC dancers and staff to their studios on January 12, 2009.
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Company description
541430 - Graphic Design Services
541810 - Advertising Agencies
541830 - Media Buying Agencies
541840 - Media Representatives
541850 - Display Advertising
541899 - All Other Services Related to Advertising
561410 - Document Preparation Services
Products, services and licensing
Product / Service / Licensing
Media Relations
Media Centre Management
Press Kit Creation and Dissemination
Writing and Editing
Brand Launching
Media Monitoring
Speech Writing
Trade Show Support
Database Management
Crisis Communications
Creative Services
Advertising
Video Production
Website Design and Graphic Design
Event Management and Marketing
T003-Advertising Services
T004-Public Relations Services (incl. Writing Services, Event Planning and Management, Media Relations, Radio and TV Analysis, Press Services)
T005-Arts/Graphics Services
T009-Film/Video Tape Production Services
T013-General Photographic Services - Still
T017-General Photographic Services - Motion
T018-Audio/Visual Services
T099-Other Communication, Photographic, Mapping, Printing and Publication Services
Sector
Sector information
Key / Major clients:
Vikram VijSpectrum Skyworks
Go2 Productions
Burnaby Intercultural Planning Table
NewToBC
World in Burnaby
Kobe Japanese Steakhouse
OrthoArts
Logic
Goh Ballet
Rogers Santa Clause Parade
Triple Flip
Prevue HR
Campbell River
Vancouver Division of Family Practice
David Suzuki Foundation
Capital Direct
Body Beautiful Canada
National Ballet of Canada
Bootlegger
Radiant Communications
GrowthWorks Capital Corporation
Mr. Mikes
Canadian Heart and Stroke Foundation
FullyLoadedTea
UNICEF
Inimex Pharmaceuticals
MDAnalytics.com
CanPro Investigations
BC & Yukon Community Newspapers Associations
Window Stick Alarms
Earthcycle Packaging
City of Vancouver
Katimavik
Ma Murray Community Newspaper Awards
Berkshire Choral Festival
Dalai Lama in Vancouver
The Mayors Arts Awards
Ballet British Columbia
Royal Winnipeg Ballet
The Chan Centre
Vancouver Cantata Singers
UN World Urban Forum
Orchid Ensemble
Beetling Design
Whistler Brewing
Success stories:
Awareness Campaigns TQ Construction:Objective: To heighten visibility and profile for the home renovation company.
Plan: Through a targeted media relations and strategic marketing campaign, Curve raised the profile of TQ through distribution of monthly press releases coupled with targeted pitches. Curve also developed and implemented alliances with high profiled events, negotiating promotional opportunities to highlight the company.
Results: Garnered coverage in a wide range of publications and outlets including the Vancouver Sun and Global TV.
Event Management British Columbia & Yukon Newspapers Association:
Objective: To maximize attendance and participation by members of the BCYCNA.
Plan: To re-invigorate the flagging organization by establishing the annual awards gala as the years most anticipated industry event.
Results: Curve re-invented the awards as a gala evening, boosting attendance to a record of 75% membership participation. Curves event management savvy led to record numbers of registration vouchers redeemed, increased member participation, a record number of award entries, increased association revenue, and a phenomenal sponsorship support.
Public Relations - Body Beautiful:
Objective: To execute an exciting publicity campaign which will introduce consumers to their product the Universal Contour Wrap.
Plan: Through targeted pitching and innovative story hooks, Curve introduced BC consumers and spas to Body Beautifuls unique total body wrap, which tightens skin and removes inches. Curve pitched across a variety of media, convincing multiple journalists and media personalities to undergo the wrap (frequently on-air).
Results: The campaign quickly escalated from a BC grassroots push to national coverage on ET Canada, as well as presence in the gifting suite at the 2008 Emmy Awards. Following the Emmys renowned L.A. spa Ole Henriksen integrated the wrap into its offerings. The treatment has received coverage in such high profile publications as In Style, Fashion Magazine, Flare Magazine, Elle Canada, and US Weekly. Curve recently established another coupe for the product, when we secured its presence as the Title Beauty Sponsor at the 2009 Oscars Ceremony. The products presence at the ceremonies garnered intercontinental coverage for the brand in a variety of print, television and online outlets.
Online Media Ballet BC:
Objective: In the absence of marketing dollars and the pending bankruptcy of the company, Curve utilized social media and rallied the dance community to purchase tickets and save the ballet.
Plan: Curve Communications was responsible for coordinating the marketing and public relations campaign for Ballet BC after the Company announced a major reorganization on November 25, 2008. Despite the lack of advertising available and a reduced ability to implement traditional marketing techniques, Curve was able to devise a unique grassroots campaign to bolster awareness for the Nutcracker. This included making the most of alternative media opportunities including online blogs with content generated from Ballet BC dancers, Facebook groups, and YouTube.
Results: Ultimately the Companys presentation of the Nutcracker went on to sell roughly 14,000 tickets, exceeding its sales goal by 156% and surpassing the previous years revenue from the Nutcracker by more than $100,000. This support was demonstrated through individual acts as well, such as letters to Ballet BCs Board and dancers, stories of personal donations, as well as online support groups, fundraisers, and promotional opportunities for the ballet. Perhaps the greatest measure of success was the return of Ballet BC dancers and staff to their studios on January 12, 2009.


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HEAD * contains information about your HTML file, like its title. The title is what we see in the browser's title bar or page tab. |
<!DOCTYPE html>   <title>"My Webpage"</title>   |
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 VP

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 Lowly assistant

 Gets coffee for everyone
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List of things I find OK

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Coffee

Snow

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Chocolate

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<!DOCTYPE html>   <title>Nested lists</title>

 Dad's interests

football

knitting

 Mom's interests

hating football

skydiving

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| FONT COLOR list of colors: http://www.w3.org/TR/css3-color/#svg-color |

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| FONT FAMILY list of fonts: http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS21/fonts.html#generic-font-families |

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Volkswagen has put up a four-model-strong exhibition at the 2019 edition of the SEMA (Speciality Equipment Market Association) Show in Las Vegas. This annual trade show, which is organised by America’s automotive speciality parts and accessories industry, has developed a reputation over the years for being a platform for auto manufacturers to showcase some of the wildest collections of modified cars. The latest iteration of the event, held from November 5-8 2019, saw the German automaker display three off-roading concepts based on the full-size, seven-seat Atlas SUV and a performance-oriented avatar of the already sporty Jetta GLI sedan.
Volkswagen Atlas Basecamp Concept
Sporting a grey-and-black paint shade with a matte finish and orange accents, the Basecamp is equipped with a raft of accessories that include a custom body kit, a roof-rack system with bike holders and LED light bars on the front and rear. To accentuate its off-road credentials, the Atlas-based concept makes use of an H&R coil-over suspension that raises ride height by almost 38mm, an all-wheel-drive system with drive mode selection and 17-inch wheels wrapped in 265-section all-terrain tyres. Power is drawn from a 280hp, 3.6-litre, V6 engine mated to an 8-speed automatic transmission.
Volkswagen Atlas Adventure Concept
The Adventure has been created by the VW Innovation and Engineering Centre in California as a fresh take on ‘overland themed tuning’. Wearing a striking shade of orange, the concept sports H&R’s raising coil-over suspension, chunky Yokohama tyres, Baja-style lighting equipment and a fold-over rooftop tent with an awning. A rather contemporary addition is an on-board Dji Mavic drone with an action video camera system that can “automatically capture, edit and store the vehicle’s journey.”
Volkswagen Atlas Concept by Thule
The trio of concepts based on the Atlas is rounded off by a rendition developed by Thule. The transport accessories manufacturer has created a version of the Atlas that it feels would not only suit a metropolitan lifestyle, but also support active lifestyles. As such, the concept has been specced out with 20-inch wheels by Vossen, H&R springs, a roof rack and roof tent with an 8.5ft awning and Baja Design lights. A blacked-out trim and a gloss-black wrapped roof with a contrasting white body colour, all further enhance the look.
Volkswagen Jetta GLI by H&R Special Springs
The last model displayed by Volkswagen at the SEMA show was a (even more) souped-up version of the sporty Jetta GLI sedan. Retuned by suspension specialist H&R, it gets bespoke components including coil-overs, sway bars and wheel spacers, as well as 20-inch alloy wheels. The sedan’s factory-finished grey paint shade is complemented by the striking red body graphics all over. Ensuring that the customised Jetta has the go to match the show is a stock 228hp, 2.0-litre turbo-petrol motor paired with a 6-speed manual transmission.
Closer to home, Volkswagen has revealed that it will be taking part at the upcoming 2020 Auto Expo in February and will use the opportunity to showcase a pre-production version of the T-Cross midsize SUV that is headed to our market in the following year.
Also see:
Volkswagen T-Cross SUV India debut at Auto Expo 2020


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25.45 |
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25.27 |
| Jonathan
Durnin |
3 |
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24.53 |
| Peter
Bentley |
4 |
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24.15 |
| Adrian
Killworth |
5 |
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23.92 |
| Austin
Smith |
6 |
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23.41 |
| Julian
Middleton |
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Power |
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Rust |
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22.76 |
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Dainty |
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| Linda
Hubbard |
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| Mark
Chapman |
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| Simon
Ward |
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K
- public class MaxPQueue<Key extends java.lang.Comparable<Key> & Updater<K>,K>
extends java.lang.Object
implements java.lang.Iterable<Key>
This implementation uses a binary heap. The insert and delete-the-maximum operations take logarithmic amortized time. The max, size, and is-empty operations take constant time. Construction takes time proportional to the specified capacity or the number of items used to initialize the data structure.
For additional documentation, see Section 2.4 of Algorithms, 4th Edition by Robert Sedgewick and Kevin Wayne. This modification is able to increase the key of an element in the priority queue.
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keyToIndexMap |
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MaxPQueue()
Initializes an empty priority queue.
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MaxPQueue(int initCapacity)
Initializes an empty priority queue with the given initial capacity.
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MaxPQueue(Key[] keys)
Initializes a priority queue from the array of keys.
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delete(Key x) |
Key |
delMax()
Removes and returns a largest key on the priority queue.
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private void |
exch(int i,
int j) |
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insert(Key x)
Adds a new key to the priority queue.
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boolean |
isEmpty()
Is the priority queue empty?
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private boolean |
isMaxHeap() |
private boolean |
isMaxHeap(int k) |
java.util.Iterator<Key> |
iterator()
Returns an iterator that iterates over the keys on the priority queue
in descending order.
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private boolean |
less(int i,
int j)
Helper functions for compares and swaps.
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Key |
max()
Returns a largest key on the priority queue.
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private void |
resize(int capacity) |
private void |
sink(int k) |
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size()
Returns the number of keys on the priority queue.
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private void |
swim(int k)
Helper functions to restore the heap invariant.
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void |
update(Key key,
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public MaxPQueue(int initCapacity)
initCapacity
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public MaxPQueue(Key[] keys)
keys
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public int size()
public Key max()
java.util.NoSuchElementException
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public void insert(Key x)
x
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java.util.NoSuchElementException
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private void swim(int k)
private void sink(int k)
private boolean less(int i, int j)
private void exch(int i, int j)
private boolean isMaxHeap()
private boolean isMaxHeap(int k)
public java.util.Iterator<Key> iterator()


Hermit Santiago:
Next, go to
the land of the Dwarves
and meet with
Gauri Twinklerock
. Ask her how you may learn the teachings of Maphr.
Continue listening to the explanation


Five Largest Protests in U.S. History
The tradition of protests that demand progressive change in the United States continue.
Here are the country's five of the top protests in terms of attendance:
- George Floyd protests nationwide in 2020 with an estimated 26 million protestors.
- Women's March in 2017 drew about 5.6 million people nationwide.
- March for Our Lives, a student led protest in 2018 about gun violence, drew about 2 million people.
- Women's March in 2018 drew about 1.5 million protestors.
- March on Washington for Lesbian, Gay, and Bi Equal Rights and Liberation drew about 1 million people in 1993.


I started taking 2 tablets (300mg. each) of Olmifon (adrafinil) each morning. I did this for 7 days or so before I noticed any effect whatsoever.
The effect, at first, was merely a strange alteration in the overall energy levels in my body. I no longer became exhausted and sleepy in the afternoon or early evening. But, I could also go to sleep easier than usual!
That fugue many people (not only college students) get, the brain just falls into an empty loop -- a brain fart -- is rarely present now. Whether or not I'm paying attention, I am always thinking, but it isn't any sort of manic of compulsive thought drive.
I have only been taking Olmifon for 2-3 weeks, so I cannot comment on any effects past this time, but I have not noticed any side-effects. [Early worries of the 'inner tension' listed as a possible side-effect have been removed as the pain I felt initially was due, it now seems, to taking 10mg. of Deprenyl in one day, along with 600mg. of Olmifon.]
It does not resemble amphetamines in any way at all, which I've found odd since it does awaken the mind so. OTHER:
A potent oral opium extract at night had a sedating effect that lasted through to the morning and seemed to conquer any cognitive enhancement of Olmifon. This day my brain was able to slip into the fugue mentioned above.
However, alcohol (only tested with beer) at night does not seem to weaken Olmifon for the following day, like the oral opium did.
Do not know if Cannabis knocks down Olmifon, I would image so.
It seems that Olmifon is a mild attention-cognition tweaker that can easily be crushed with the typical assortment of stupifying drugs. [Syntopressin does bring back cognitive awareness in the midst of intense Cannabis intoxication. Sadly, Sandoz has stopped production and the few remaining Syntopressin manufacturers have created a monopoly costly for the smart drug enthusiast.]
Other than not being able to push past opiate intoxication, Olmifon seems to be a perfect addition to the medicine cabinet of college students and those needing a brain to function constantly throughout the day.
Cost varies; Europeans should expect to pay less than 10 Euros for a box of 40 tablets, while Americans end up spending $20-$40 for the same box. Taking 2 tablets per day at this cost could get very expensive. Besides, the literature warns against taking Olmifon for more than 5 months solid, without having liver enzymes checked.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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Germans even have a word for worrying about cats: Katzensorge— GermanWords (@words_german) December 2, 2018
Germans even have a word for worrying about cats: Katzensorge


This is based on those old Text Adventure games that were popular many years ago. The idea is that you are given a text description of a location in a fantasy world and you are able to type commands to examine objects, move around the world and talk to game characters. The good ones told an interesting story and were fun to play. This is not a good one! :)
I call this a Text World because it is only semi-interactive. All you can do is move around. For example, type 'south' (or 's' for short) to move south. Other commands like 'examine', 'use', 'talk' etc are not implemented. Type 'help' in the game for more information.
The world is broken into a 5x5 grid. You start in the north-west corner so you can initially go s, se or e. There is a monastery on the western side of the map, a forest in the mid-lands, plains to the east and the south contains a large castle.
Tech: It uses a MySQL database to store location and resource information. In the latest version, the frontend communicates with the backend using Ajax which allows the world to be updated without a full page refresh (a major drawback of the old version). It has been successfully tested with recent versions of Firefox, Internet Explorer and Opera. Sorry Lynx users, this version only works in browsers with JavaScript support.


Gmail¶
Gmail()
is a child class of GoogleCredential()
.
It lets you to send email, create draft, and upload attachments.
Gmail.__init__¶
__init__( self, creds=None, credential_path="", credential_scopes=["https://mail.google.com/"], token_prefix="Gmail_", token_suffix="" )
Initialize the credential.
If credential creds
is provided, this method will use it directly
if it is valid.
Otherwise, it will use credential_path
and credential_scopes
to
get the token.
Args:
creds: None or google.oauth2.credentials.Credentials, default None
credential_path: String, default ''
Path to the credential with either 'token.pickle' or 'credentials.json' in it.
credential_scopes: List of strings, default ['https://mail.google.com/']
Scope of the credential.  Details: https://developers.google.com/identity/protocols/oauth2/scopes#gmail
token_prefix: String, default 'Gmail_'
Prefix of token file. eg. '{token_prefix}token.pickle'.
token_suffix: String, default ''
Suffix of token file. eg. 'token{token_suffix}.pickle'.
Gmail.create_message¶
create_message(sender, to, subject, message_text)
Create a message for an email.
Args:
sender: String
Email address of the sender.
to: String or List
Email address of the receiver.
subject: String
The subject of the email message.
message_text: String
The text of the email message.
Returns:
An object containing a base64url encoded email object.
Gmail.create_message_with_attachment¶
@staticmethod
create_message_with_attachment(sender, to, subject, message_text, files)
Create a message for an email with attachment(s).
Args:
sender: String
Email address of the sender.
to: String or List
Email address(es) of the receiver.
subject: String
The subject of the email message.
message_text: String
The text of the email message.
files: String or List or Dictionary
The name of file(s) to be attached.
String: The name of a single file.
Use it only when there is one file and the file is located at the default path.
List: Names of files.
Use it only when the file is located at the default path.
Dictionary:
key: String, path of the files
value: List, files within the key
eg.
{'/home/': ['file1','file2'], '/home/user/': ['file3']}
Returns:
An object containing a base64url encoded email object.
Gmail.send_email¶
send_email(self, sender, to, subject, message_text, files=None)
Send email with/without attachment.
If files is None, it will generate the message using Gmail.create_message().
Otherwise, it will generate the message using Gmail.create_message_with_attachment().
Official API guide: https://developers.google.com/gmail/api/guides/sending
Args:
sender: String
Email address of the sender.
to: String or List
Email address(es) of the receiver.
subject: String
The subject of the email message.
message_text: String
The text of the email message.
files: None or String or List or Dictionary, default None
The name of file(s) to be attached.
None: Send email without attachment.
String: The name of a single file.
Use it only when there is one file and the file is located at the default path.
List: Names of files. Use it only when the file is located at the default path.
Dictionary:
key: String, path of the files
value: List, files within the key
eg.
{'/home/': ['file1','file2'], '/home/user/': ['file3']}
Return:
Sent Message


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CAIRO, Nov 2 — Egypt’s Islamic State affiliate, Sinai Province, has sworn allegiance to the new leader named by the group following the death of Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, the affiliate said on Telegram today.
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Nathan, Aidan and I can now blog from R so we will put up some of the other content we went through here just for fun. Then afterwards we can use it for Factions and Figures…
For example, some cool packages:
library(plotly)
library(sf)
And there were stickers…


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A honey bee hive can consist of Drones, Queen, Workers. There is only one queen, a small percentage of drones, and 60,000 worker bees. The population of the bee hive greatly varies depending on many factors. The hives consist of hexagons. Hexagons are the best shape because they minimize wax usage and maximize honey storage. The hive's temperature stays at a constant of 30 to 35 degrees celsius.
The Drones are male Honey Bees. These bees' only purpose in life is to mate with the queen. The Drones do not collect pollen nor do they have stingers. One of the more tragic bees. The drone, after mating, dies immediately after mating with the queen. The drones are also the first to be kicked out, during winter or when the colony's food supply is running low.
The Honey Bee Queen is a bee. The Queen is the biggest bee in the hive and is the only bee in the hive to lay eggs. The Queen's most notable feature is her abdomen. She lays about 2,000+ eggs, every day, but depending on the circumstances, the number might be different. A Honey Bee Queen is born as a female larva, just like the worker bees in the hive. The larva when fed with exclusively royal jelly, then the larva can become a queen. But the path to being a queen isn't so easy! When the queen has emerged, she must fight the other queens in the colony, to take out any rivals. Under the Queen's rule, she can release chemicals, that guides the bee's behavior. A queen bee will live for 5 years.
Worker Bees are females bees. But unlike the queen, the worker bee cannot reproduce. They're the most common bee. There are up to 60,000 worker bees in one hive. Worker bees do a lot of things like feeding the queen and larva; guard the hive; find and forage pollen and nectar; build the hive; circulate air in the hive, etc. Worker bees if threatened will sting, but once they sting, they're dead. During the worker bee's lifetime, they will produce 1/12 of a teaspoon of honey. Although the worker bee cannot reproduce, they can still lay unfertilized eggs. These eggs eventually give birth to drones. Worker bees will live for about 6 weeks. Worker bees are born larva, but when fed with a diet of royal jelly and other stuff, the larva develops into a worker bee.


At iStaging, we design accessible and intuitive AR and VR products for real estate and architecture.
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Serializable
interface,
and its readObject()
and writeObject()
methods are not defined to always
throw an exception. Serializable classes may be dangerous in code intended for secure use.
Example:
class DeserializableClass implements Serializable { // the class doesn't contain 'writeObject()' method throwing an exception private int sensitive = 736326; private void readObject(ObjectInputStream in) { throw new Error(); } }
After the quick-fix is applied the result looks like:
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Use the table below to specify what specific classes and their inheritors should be excluded
from being checked by this inspection. This is meant for those classes which, although they inherit
Serializable
from a superclass, are not intended for serialization. Such classes would lead this
inspection to report unnecessarily.
Note that it may be more secure to add readObject()
and writeObject()
methods
which always throw an exception, instead.
Use the checkbox below to ignore serializable anonymous classes.
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bbtrans can apply any of the transforms from bbcrack (XOR, ROL, ADD and various combinations) to a file.
It is part of the Balbuzard tools.
Usage: bbtrans.py [options] <filename>
Options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-t TRANSFORM, --transform=TRANSFORM
transform to be applied (or "-t list" to display all
available transforms)
-p PARAMS, --params=PARAMS
parameters for transform (comma separated list)
-z ZIP_PASSWORD, --zip=ZIP_PASSWORD
if the file is a zip archive, open first file from it,
using the provided password (requires Python 2.6+)
See balbuzard.
Use the option -t, followed by the transform short name: see bbcrack.
Use the option -p, followed by one or several parameters corresponding to the transform. Parameters must be written in hexadecimal. If there are several parameters, use commas to separate them, without space.
Output files will be created with the same name as input files, with the short name of the transform including parameters.
Examples:
bbtrans.py sample.exe -t xor -p 4F
This will produce a file named sample_xor4F.exe.
bbtrans.py sample.exe -t xor_rol -p 4F,3
This will produce a file named sample_xor4F_rol3.exe.
See bbcrack. Transforms and plugins are shared between bbcrack, bbharvest and bbtrans.
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I'm sure you've heard by now that Carlos Zambrano will be pitching for Caribes de Anzoategui, a team from Puerta La Cruz, Venezuela in the Venezuelan Winter League. Zambrano has not pitched since his little "display" in Atlanta on August 12th.
The Zambrano situation will be one of the most important and interesting that Epstein and Hoyer will face in their first few months with the Cubs. If the Cubs choose to unload Zambrano, they will probably have to eat a good chunk of his $18 million owed for 2012, and possibly $19.4 million for 2013 if Zambrano finishes in the top 4 in Cy Young voting in 2012.
Epstein says he has spoken with Zambrano's agent and people within the organization that are familiar with Z and said that those conversations were "enlightening". I imagine Epstein used that term for for one (or a combination) of the following reasons:
1. Epstein always knew Zambrano was crazy, but now he realizes how crazy he really is.
2. Epstein heard Zambrano was crazy, but after a little research, he realizes that Paul Sullivan is full of it.
3. Epstein finds that Jim Hendry made monumental mistakes and ran an organization that was in disarray. He had a hunch all along, but digging into the Z situation showed him how messed up everything was/is. That "enlightening" statement maybe had more to do with the organization than Zambrano.
So Zambrano heads to Venezuela and the Cubs are ok with this. From their perspective, it's a risk that's probably worth taking. Zambrano could get injured while pitching, but what is more likely is that he will go down there and do well, driving up his value.
As we speak, Ivy Envy has someone en route to Puerta La Cruz, Venezuela. Ivy Envy reader/uncle, Ken Shook, is heading to Venezuela and plans to attempt to see Zambrano and report back to us what he sees. It appears that Zambrano's first game will be Sunday and hopefully Ken will be in the crowd. It's not clear how much control Ken will have over his schedule, so we can't give any specifics on what he will be covering, but hopefully he can get to a game or two. Personally, I'm interested to see photos of the ballparks down there.
So stay tuned to our website and the podcast for whatever Ken sends back up this way.


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Greg Hurrell
FixtureReplacement 3.0 handles this, as noted here, so looks like the problem might go away.
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Greg Hurrell
Factory Girl also handles it without a problem:
Factory.define :email do |e| e.address { Sham.email_address } e.association :user e.verified true end Factory.define :user do |u| u.display_name { Sham.user_display_name } u.passphrase { Sham.passphrase } u.passphrase_confirmation { Sham.passphrase } u.verified true # an associated email is not "required" (for validation) but it # is still necessary in practice if the record is to be usable u.after_create { |user| Email.make! :user => user } end
Calling
Email.make
/Email.make!
always creates the associated user object.And as noted in the comment
User.make
won't try to make an associated email, butUser.make!
will set one up via theafter_create
callback.Works very nicely, so marking as closed.
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Courtenay School Council Votes 'Yes' on Budget at Contentious MeetingUPTOWN - To fight, or not to fight? That was the question Thursday at Courtenay Elementary School with Local School Council members, parents and teachers facing a projected budget from the Chicago Public Schools that they feared would bring layoffs and organizational chaos to the recently consolidated school.
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Projection doesn’t include cluster SPED students.Courtenay School Council Votes'Yes'on Budget at Contentious Meeting http:// dnain.fo/1mzHavb
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So CPS is saying Courtenay will go from 507 to 456 K-8, correct @PezChicago ? Seems in the ballpark..
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@PrincipalGray Comparing 20th day enrollment excluding LRE3's, 507, to current enrollment including LRE3's, 590, DNA article wrongly. . .
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@PrincipalGray implies a 16% intra-year increase. Whether including or excluding LRE3's, there's a 6% intra-year decrease.


Library: Foundation
Package: Events
Header: Poco/FunctionDelegate.h
Description
Wraps a freestanding function or static member function for use as a Delegate.
Inheritance
Direct Base Classes: AbstractDelegate < TArgs >
All Base Classes: AbstractDelegate < TArgs >
Member Summary
Member Functions: clone, disable, equals, notify, operator =
Types
NotifyFunction
typedef void (* NotifyFunction)(const void *, TArgs &);
Constructors
FunctionDelegate
FunctionDelegate(
NotifyFunction function
);
FunctionDelegate
FunctionDelegate(
const FunctionDelegate & delegate
);
Destructor
~FunctionDelegate
~FunctionDelegate();
Member Functions
clone
AbstractDelegate < TArgs > * clone() const;
disable
void disable();
equals
bool equals(
const AbstractDelegate < TArgs > & other
) const;
notify
bool notify(
const void * sender,
TArgs & arguments
);
operator =
FunctionDelegate & operator = (
const FunctionDelegate & delegate
);
Variables
_function
NotifyFunction _function;
_mutex
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I Alone Level-up: Chapter 74
‘The upper floors are a different level . ’
Jinwoo recalled the first and only boss of the Demon Castle he had fought, the Overlord of the Lower Floors, Volkhan of Avarice . The bastard’s title was the “Overlord of the Lower Floors” . After going above the 50th Floor where the demon was, the difficulty of each floor increased rapidly . Before, he was able to climb 10 floors a day, 20 on a good one . Now, he was barely able to clear 7~8 floors a day .
Jinwoo was currently on the 74th Floor . The normal mobs here were the top-level demons and occasionally archdemons . They were in a different class than the demons from the lower floors .
stab!
A top-level demon size of a two story building fell with a tanto sticking out of its chest .
Koong!
| You’ve defeated a Top-level Demon . . |
| You’ve earned 1,700 experience points . . |
| You’ve earned 1 Demon Soul . . |
Jinwoo removed Baruka’s Tanto from the fallen demon’s chest . It was the last enemy of the latest group . Another battle was won . The victorious Shadow Soldiers all gathered before Jinwoo . He looked over his army . It was impossible for the undead army, but Jinwoo swore his soldiers actually looked tired . That was how tough the monsters were on the upper floors . Thankfully, an archdemon was not involved in the battle just now, so it was relatively easier than the others .
‘Each of those damned things are boss-class . ’
This was not a conclusion made idly . The description of the Marble of Avarice indicated that Volkhan himself was an archdemon . While Volkhan may have been the boss of the lower floors, the archdemons were just normal monsters on the upper floors . After the 70th Floor, they started appearing more and more commonly .
‘If it was just the monsters getting stronger, I can manage it…’
But there was a bigger problem . It was the change in the environment in the upper floors . Starting with the 51st Floor, the city was on fire . The fires became stronger with each floor . After the 70th Floor, the heat became strong enough to shave away at his health . Just moving his body a little bit increased his fatigue greatly .
Not a “Demon Castle” but a “Tower on Fire” . That feeling he had before entering the place was on the mark .
‘ . Let’s leave . ’
He would end his Raid here . He needed a way to deal with the heat of the flames .
‘I need to obtain an artifact that can increase my resistance against fire-type magic . ’
The equipment used by high-ranking Hunters were incredibly expensive . On top of that, if they were enchanted with protective magic, it would be doubly so . He recalled seeing on the news that the some of the more expensive items cost tens of billions of won . While he had earned quite a bit of real money while raiding with Yoo Jinho, Jinwoo wasn’t sure if it would be enough to buy the artifacts he needed . So he needed an insurance,
‘This should be good enough . ’
Jinwoo looked at the Marble of Avarice in his inventory and smiled . Any Mage-class Hunter would drool at the sight of such an item . What would happen if he put the marble up for auction? If its effects were proven, the high-ranking Mage-Class Hunters would line-up at the door . Jinwoo closed the inventory .
His goal in this Dungeon was to level-up . He had achieved that goal wonderfully . He did not feel any shame in putting off the Raid for the future . However, one thing lingered in his mind . He raised his head .
| Collected Demon Souls: 9,624 / 10,000. |
‘Only 400 souls go to . ’
Just a little more, and he could finish the quest . Today was the 6th day . One more day would be more than enough to collect the remaining souls . A silver lining of the upper floors was the existence of demons that gave multiple souls . 400 could be collected in a flash .
‘Let’s leave after finishing the quest . ’
With that determination, Jinwoo headed forward . Because he had a solid goal in mind, there was more strength in his steps .
| Floors 1 through 74 are open . . |
| Which floor would you like to go to?. |
In the middle of the magic circle, Jinwoo spoke,
“75th Floor . ”
What was this unexpected boon?
Jinwoo stared at the monster guarding the interfloor movement magic circle in the distance .
‘The Guide of Souls, Metus’ [1]
Looking at the name, it was clear that it was a boss-class monster . The monster was clad in a black robe, wearing a silver necklace .
‘And that must be the Monarch of Demons’ Necklace . ’
In his path to just complete the quest and leave, he had unexpectedly come across the next piece of the set items . However, the reason why Jinwoo was smiling was not because of the item .  Jinwoo smiled as he realized there was something critically different about this monster that would help him kill it . The Hunter held his two daggers in his hands and ran forward . The skeleton mage clad in black robes discovered him .
ring~
| The Guide of Souls, Metus has noticed an intruder!. |
As expected of a boss-class monster, Metus completed its spell in an instant . A blood-red magic circle appeared at its feet and a gloomy energy gathered around it .
| The Guide of Souls, Metus has used ‘Cursed Voice’ . . |
Receiving Metus’s calling, an undead army rose from the ground .
Their numbers were in the thousands!
A normal person would’ve suffocated just looking at this terrifying army, but Jinwoo was not phased in any capacity .
‘As I thought…’
He had predicted this . Out of the entire Demon Castle, this was the first place he saw that familiar black smoke rising from the ground . Looking at the strange phenomenon, it was easy for Jinwoo to tell what kind of a monster Metus was .
‘The Guide of Souls . ’
The boss’s title only added onto his suspicions .
And as expected, Metus had called forth a powerful undead army . However, in that area of expertise, Jinwoo had the strongest class .
“ARISE!!!”
UWAAAAAH-!
With a piercing scream of pain, soldiers rose from the shadows of Metus’s undead army .
Their numbers were in the hundreds! [2]
It was a greatly lacking to Metus’ army, but it was more than enough . The ones doing the job would be his real army .
“Make me a path!”
And here was the real army . The pitch-black soldiers rising out of Jinwoo’s shadow . The hundreds of soldiers made from Shadow Extraction distracted Metus’s army . Meanwhile, the members of Jinwoo’s real army, having leveled up together with their master while clearing the Demon Castle, cleared a path for Jinwoo .
There was only one target!
Ygritte and Iron took the vanguard and cut down the undead with an incredible speed . The distance between Jinwoo and Metus had shortened in an instant .
‘This is good enough . ’
Jinwoo ran ahead of his knights .
‘Sprint!’
| ‘Sprint’ has leveled up!. |
Having used it to run all over the Demon Castle, ‘Sprint’ leveled up .
‘Good . ’
Jinwoo smiled widely . Having escaped the encirclement of the undead army in a flash, Jinwoo stood before Metus . The two commanders of the undead met each other’s gazes .
‘Didn’t expect this, did you?’
While the light of victory filled Jinwoo’s eyes, Metus’s shoulders jumped at the sight of Jinwoo . At least, that’s what it looked like .
‘Do monsters feel fear?’
Well, this was not a moment to think of such things . The flashing daggers moved with such speed that they created dozens of afterimages .
thud
The boss-class monster fell without a fight . Jinwoo knew through his experiences that mage-class monsters that commanded minions were incredibly weak at one-on-one combat . He knew this from the moment he laid eyes on Metus . The Hunter returned his weapons to the inventory .
ring~
| You’ve defeated the Guide of Souls, Metus . . |
| You’ve earned 200,000 experience points . . |
| The Demon Souls sealed in Metus’ pendant were released . . |
| You’ve earned 220 Demon Souls . . |
| You’ve leveled up!. |
| You’ve leveled up!. |
Jinwoo pumped his fist in victory . He had earned 220 souls in one go . It was truly an unexpected boon .
| Collected Demon Souls: 9,971 / 10,000. |
A smile bloomed on Jinwoo’s face .
‘Not many left now . ’
Just 29 souls to go . He just needed to kill a few more demons . Jinwoo quickly grabbed the items off of the boss’s corpse and moved to the magic circle .
| Which floor would you like to go to?. |
“76th Floor . ”
Eastern Seaboard, United States .
A sleeping man struggled like he was in a nightmare, then awoke with a start . It was Hwang Dongsoo .
‘ . ?’
The first thing he saw was the white ceiling . In an unfamiliar environment, the man looked left and right .
“A… hospital?”
Dream .
Was it not a dream?
When Hwang Dongsoo wiped away a streak of sweat beneath his chin with the back of his hand, he discovered something . On top of the hospital gown, an IV needle was stuck to his hand . The man’s face hardened . A cold voice came out of his mouth,
“Just say what you’re here for and go . ”
The Deputy Director of the Federal Bureau of Hunters (FBH) stood across the room . He was a middle-aged american with more whites in his hair than black . The man slowly approached Hwang Dongsoo .
“I had something I wanted to ask you, so I was waiting here . ”
What did he want to ask? Hwang Dongsoo raised his head . The deputy director met his gaze and spoke,
“That man, Sung Ilhwan… Are you really sure he’s a magic beast?”
“Do you think I attacked an ordinary person?”
“It’s not that I don’t believe you . I just wanted to confirm what I saw with my eyes . ”
The deputy director handed the Hunter his phone . A video was playing .
“What is this…?”
“It’s a security footage from that day . ”
In the video, an asian man was rescuing FBH employees from the collapsing building . Hwang Dongsoo did not need to ask who the man was . How could he forget? It was the last face he saw before losing consciousness, Sung Ilhwan . The deputy director continued with a darkened expression,
“I’ve… never heard of a magic beast that helped humans .
“ . He’s most certainly a magic beast . ”
“Is that so . ”
The deputy director put away his phone,
“Once you’re discharged, come to the FBH, there are few things we need to put on record . ”
As the deputy director turned around to leave, Hwang Dongsoo asked,
“What happened to that man?”
“He disappeared after fighting you . While the bureau’s working hard to track him down, we’re not sure if we can get someone who was able to defeat you…”
Before leaving, the deputy director asked one more question with difficulty,
“Do you… by any chance know of a place he might go to?”
“ . ”
Watching the Hunter close his mouth with a finality, the deputy director headed out of the hospital room . The moment the man left, Hwang Dongsoo ripped out the IV needle from his arm .
“Fuck!”
Hwang Dongsoo combed through his memories .
It was a humiliating defeat .
Before he realized what was happening, Sung Ilhwan’s foot was on his neck . He was sprawled out on the floor like a weakling . While he was coughing, Sung Ilhwan spoke to him,
“Do not take a step into Korea . This is for your benefit, not my son’s . If you do, you will not be able to rest even in death . ”
And he couldn’t remember anything after that . When he had opened his eyes, he was here .
‘I won’t be able to rest even in death?’
What did that mean? Was it a threat that he would be viciously killed?
‘You dare… threaten me?’
Hwang Dongsoo’s fists trembled . It was humiliating enough that he lost to a magic beast, but to think that he would be further disgraced by a threat .
‘I know where he’s going . ’
He will kill that thing .
But how? Whether or not he truly was a magic beast, Sung Ilhwan was undeniably strong .
‘I need a proper gear to take him down . ’
Fortunately, it would be easy to obtain such gear .
‘I’ll call the Guild . ’
The Guild Hwang Dongsoo belonged to, Scavenger, was one of the top Guilds across the entire world . Just the value of the artifacts owned by Scavenger was greater than a small country’s budget .
‘It won’t be a problem as long as I can borrow few artifacts . ’ [3]
Hwang Dongsoo’s eyes flickered with a powerful light .
To Korea .
The man decided on his next objective .
| You’ve defeated an Archdemon . . |
| You’ve earned 2,200 experience points . . |
| You’ve earned 1 Demon Soul . . |
| You’ve earned 3 Demon Souls from the Archdemon’s slaves . . |
‘I’M ALL DONE!’
Jinwoo could not hide his joy . Luckily, the last monster he took down gave him four souls, just the amount needed to complete the quest .
| Collected Demon Souls: 10,001. |
ring~
| You’ve completed the ‘Ordinary Quest: Collect the Demon Souls! Part 1’. |
| The reward for completing the quest has arrived . . |
| Would you like to verify? (Y/N). |
‘Of course!’
With his mental reply, the rewards appeared .
| You’ve received the below rewards . . |
| Reward 1 . Pick one item from every item possible. |
| Reward 2 . Stat points +20. |
| Reward 3 . Unknown Reward. |
| Accept all?. |
Of course, every reward was amazing, but Jinwoo was most interested in the first reward . It would’ve been worth it to complete the quest just for that reward .
‘Accept Reward 1 . ’
ring~!
| You may pick one item from every item possible . . |
| Which item do you want?. |
An item I want .
There was one .
It was an item Jinwoo had thought about ever since he saw the quest . He took his memories back to the day he had to make a similar decision . What would’ve happened if he picked the other item? The possibility had plagued his mind ever since that time . He wasn’t sure if that item was even a possibility here but decided to try .
| You may pick one item from every item possible . . |
| Which item do you want?. |
As if pressuring him, the System asked again . Jinwoo spoke after some thought,
“Cursed Random Box . ”
Translator’s Notes:
[1]: “Guide of Souls, Metus” (망령의 인도자 메투스): pretty straightforward . “souls/spirits” 망령 + “guide” 인도자 + proper name (meh 메 too 투 ss 스) .
[2]: “Their numbers were in the hundreds!”: I know he gained a ton of levels (and intelligence points correspondingly), but I didn’t expect his Shadow Extraction limit to increase by this much… Nothing else in the passage indicates that this is some special occurrence . Not sure if it’s plot-hole or rule-of-cool, but Jinwoo apparently can raise hundreds of soldiers through Shadow Extraction now . Shrug . OR, since all the other stats are weighted (i . e . gaining 1 point from 100 to 101 strength gives far more benefit than going from 10 to 11), maybe intelligence is the same (i . e . gaining 1 point from 109 to 110 gives far more Shadow limits than going from 50 to 51) .
[3]: Just a small reminder all the way back from the first arc, but “artifacts” are what people call magic items (tools/equipment/gear) from Dungeons .


Uses of Package
org.apache.shiro.authc
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Packages that use org.apache.shiro.authc Package Description org.apache.shiro.authc Core interfaces and exceptions concerning Authentication (the act of logging-in).org.apache.shiro.authc.credential Support for validating credentials (such as passwords or X509 certificates) during authentication via theCredentialsMatcher
interface and its supporting implementations.org.apache.shiro.authc.pam Support for PAM, or Pluggable Authentication Modules, which is the capability to authenticate a user against multiple configurable (pluggable) modules (Shiro calls theseRealm
s).org.apache.shiro.cas org.apache.shiro.mgt Provides the masterSecurityManager
interface and a default implementation hierarchy for managing all aspects of Shiro's functionality in an application.org.apache.shiro.realm Components and sub-packages used in supporting the coreRealm
interface.org.apache.shiro.realm.activedirectory Realms that acquire security data from a Microsoft Active Directory.org.apache.shiro.realm.jdbc Realms that acquire security data from an RDBMS (Relational Database Management System) using the JDBC API.org.apache.shiro.realm.ldap Realms that acquire security data from an LDAP (Lightweight Directory Access Protocol) server utilizing LDAP/Naming APIs.org.apache.shiro.realm.text Realms that acquire security data from text-based data sources such asFile
s or text streams.org.apache.shiro.spring.boot.autoconfigure org.apache.shiro.spring.config org.apache.shiro.spring.config.web.autoconfigure org.apache.shiro.spring.web.config org.apache.shiro.subject Components supporting theSubject
interface, the most important concept in Shiro's API.org.apache.shiro.subject.support Concrete support implementations of most of theorg.apache.shiro.subject
interfaces.org.apache.shiro.web.filter.authc ServletFilter
implementations specific to controlling access based on a subject's authentication status, or those that can execute authentications (log-ins) directly.org.apache.shiro.web.mgt Components supporting web-specificSecurityManager
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Classes in org.apache.shiro.authc used by org.apache.shiro.authc Class Description Account An Account is a convenience interface that extends bothAuthenticationInfo
andAuthorizationInfo
and represents authentication and authorization for a single account in a single Realm.AccountException Exception thrown due to a problem with the account under which an authentication attempt is being executed.AuthenticationException General exception thrown due to an error during the Authentication process.AuthenticationInfo AuthenticationInfo
represents a Subject's (aka user's) stored account information relevant to the authentication/log-in process only.AuthenticationListener AnAuthenticationListener
listens for notifications whileSubject
s authenticate with the system.AuthenticationToken An AuthenticationToken is a consolidation of an account's principals and supporting credentials submitted by a user during an authentication attempt.Authenticator An Authenticator is responsible for authenticating accounts in an application.CredentialsException Exception thrown due to a problem with the credential(s) submitted for an account during the authentication process.DisabledAccountException Thrown when attempting to authenticate and the corresponding account has been disabled for some reason.HostAuthenticationToken AHostAuthenticationToken
retains the host information from where an authentication attempt originates.LogoutAware An SPI interface allowing cleanup logic to be executed during logout of a previously authenticated Subject/user.MergableAuthenticationInfo An extension of theAuthenticationInfo
interface to be implemented by classes that support merging with otherAuthenticationInfo
instances.RememberMeAuthenticationToken AnAuthenticationToken
that indicates if the user wishes their identity to be remembered across sessions.SaltedAuthenticationInfo Interface representing account information that may use a salt when hashing credentials. -
Classes in org.apache.shiro.authc used by org.apache.shiro.authc.credential Class Description AuthenticationInfo AuthenticationInfo
represents a Subject's (aka user's) stored account information relevant to the authentication/log-in process only.AuthenticationToken An AuthenticationToken is a consolidation of an account's principals and supporting credentials submitted by a user during an authentication attempt. -
Classes in org.apache.shiro.authc used by org.apache.shiro.authc.pam Class Description AbstractAuthenticator Superclass for almost allAuthenticator
implementations that performs the common work around authentication attempts.AuthenticationException General exception thrown due to an error during the Authentication process.AuthenticationInfo AuthenticationInfo
represents a Subject's (aka user's) stored account information relevant to the authentication/log-in process only.AuthenticationToken An AuthenticationToken is a consolidation of an account's principals and supporting credentials submitted by a user during an authentication attempt.Authenticator An Authenticator is responsible for authenticating accounts in an application.LogoutAware An SPI interface allowing cleanup logic to be executed during logout of a previously authenticated Subject/user. -
Classes in org.apache.shiro.authc used by org.apache.shiro.cas Class Description AuthenticationException General exception thrown due to an error during the Authentication process.AuthenticationInfo AuthenticationInfo
represents a Subject's (aka user's) stored account information relevant to the authentication/log-in process only.AuthenticationToken An AuthenticationToken is a consolidation of an account's principals and supporting credentials submitted by a user during an authentication attempt.LogoutAware An SPI interface allowing cleanup logic to be executed during logout of a previously authenticated Subject/user.RememberMeAuthenticationToken AnAuthenticationToken
that indicates if the user wishes their identity to be remembered across sessions. -
Classes in org.apache.shiro.authc used by org.apache.shiro.mgt Class Description AuthenticationException General exception thrown due to an error during the Authentication process.AuthenticationInfo AuthenticationInfo
represents a Subject's (aka user's) stored account information relevant to the authentication/log-in process only.AuthenticationToken An AuthenticationToken is a consolidation of an account's principals and supporting credentials submitted by a user during an authentication attempt.Authenticator An Authenticator is responsible for authenticating accounts in an application. -
Classes in org.apache.shiro.authc used by org.apache.shiro.realm Class Description AuthenticationException General exception thrown due to an error during the Authentication process.AuthenticationInfo AuthenticationInfo
represents a Subject's (aka user's) stored account information relevant to the authentication/log-in process only.AuthenticationToken An AuthenticationToken is a consolidation of an account's principals and supporting credentials submitted by a user during an authentication attempt.LogoutAware An SPI interface allowing cleanup logic to be executed during logout of a previously authenticated Subject/user.SimpleAccount Simple implementation of theAccount
interface that contains principal and credential and authorization information (roles and permissions) as instance variables and exposes them via getters and setters using standard JavaBean notation. -
Classes in org.apache.shiro.authc used by org.apache.shiro.realm.activedirectory Class Description AuthenticationInfo AuthenticationInfo
represents a Subject's (aka user's) stored account information relevant to the authentication/log-in process only.AuthenticationToken An AuthenticationToken is a consolidation of an account's principals and supporting credentials submitted by a user during an authentication attempt.LogoutAware An SPI interface allowing cleanup logic to be executed during logout of a previously authenticated Subject/user. -
Classes in org.apache.shiro.authc used by org.apache.shiro.realm.jdbc Class Description AuthenticationException General exception thrown due to an error during the Authentication process.AuthenticationInfo AuthenticationInfo
represents a Subject's (aka user's) stored account information relevant to the authentication/log-in process only.AuthenticationToken An AuthenticationToken is a consolidation of an account's principals and supporting credentials submitted by a user during an authentication attempt.LogoutAware An SPI interface allowing cleanup logic to be executed during logout of a previously authenticated Subject/user. -
Classes in org.apache.shiro.authc used by org.apache.shiro.realm.ldap Class Description AuthenticationException General exception thrown due to an error during the Authentication process.AuthenticationInfo AuthenticationInfo
represents a Subject's (aka user's) stored account information relevant to the authentication/log-in process only.AuthenticationToken An AuthenticationToken is a consolidation of an account's principals and supporting credentials submitted by a user during an authentication attempt.LogoutAware An SPI interface allowing cleanup logic to be executed during logout of a previously authenticated Subject/user. -
Classes in org.apache.shiro.authc used by org.apache.shiro.realm.text Class Description LogoutAware An SPI interface allowing cleanup logic to be executed during logout of a previously authenticated Subject/user. -
Classes in org.apache.shiro.authc used by org.apache.shiro.spring.boot.autoconfigure Class Description Authenticator An Authenticator is responsible for authenticating accounts in an application. -
Classes in org.apache.shiro.authc used by org.apache.shiro.spring.config Class Description Authenticator An Authenticator is responsible for authenticating accounts in an application. -
Classes in org.apache.shiro.authc used by org.apache.shiro.spring.config.web.autoconfigure Class Description Authenticator An Authenticator is responsible for authenticating accounts in an application. -
Classes in org.apache.shiro.authc used by org.apache.shiro.spring.web.config Class Description Authenticator An Authenticator is responsible for authenticating accounts in an application. -
Classes in org.apache.shiro.authc used by org.apache.shiro.subject Class Description AuthenticationException General exception thrown due to an error during the Authentication process.AuthenticationInfo AuthenticationInfo
represents a Subject's (aka user's) stored account information relevant to the authentication/log-in process only.AuthenticationToken An AuthenticationToken is a consolidation of an account's principals and supporting credentials submitted by a user during an authentication attempt. -
Classes in org.apache.shiro.authc used by org.apache.shiro.subject.support Class Description AuthenticationException General exception thrown due to an error during the Authentication process.AuthenticationInfo AuthenticationInfo
represents a Subject's (aka user's) stored account information relevant to the authentication/log-in process only.AuthenticationToken An AuthenticationToken is a consolidation of an account's principals and supporting credentials submitted by a user during an authentication attempt. -
Classes in org.apache.shiro.authc used by org.apache.shiro.web.filter.authc Class Description AuthenticationException General exception thrown due to an error during the Authentication process.AuthenticationToken An AuthenticationToken is a consolidation of an account's principals and supporting credentials submitted by a user during an authentication attempt. -
Classes in org.apache.shiro.authc used by org.apache.shiro.web.mgt Class Description Authenticator An Authenticator is responsible for authenticating accounts in an application.


public interface Server
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static int |
ORPHAN_LEVEL |
static int |
UNKNOWN_LEVEL |
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default boolean |
areRequirementsSatisfied(List<String> availableProvisions)
Verifies whether the given set of available requires satisfies the ones which is required by this server instance
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String |
getName()
Retrieves the name of the server.
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default Optional<String[]> |
getProvidedCapabilities()
Retrieves the Optional list of Provided capabilities.
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default Optional<String[]> |
getRequiredCapabilities()
Retrieves the Optional list of Required capabilities.
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Integer |
getStartLevel()
Retrieves the startlevel designated by Kiln
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default boolean |
hasRequirement(String requested)
Verifies whether the given requirement is in the list of requirements of this server.
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void |
setStartLevel(Integer startLevel)
The start level designated by Kiln.
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void |
start(String[] args)
The callback invoked by Kiln when it is appropriate for this server to start.
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void |
stop()
The callback invoked by Kiln when it is appropriate for this server to stop.
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static final int ORPHAN_LEVEL
static final int UNKNOWN_LEVEL
String getName()
Integer getStartLevel()
void setStartLevel(Integer startLevel)
startLevel
- - The start level designated by Kilndefault Optional<String[]> getRequiredCapabilities()
default Optional<String[]> getProvidedCapabilities()
void start(String[] args) throws LifecycleException
args
- The arguments passed to the system on startupLifecycleException
- - This exception can be thrown by the server implementation on startup to indicate the reason for failurevoid stop() throws LifecycleException
LifecycleException
- - This exception can be thrown by the server implementation on stop to indicate the reason for failure to stop.default boolean hasRequirement(String requested)
requested
- - The requested requirementdefault boolean areRequirementsSatisfied(List<String> availableProvisions)
availableProvisions
- - The available provisions to check the requirements forCopyright © 2019. All rights reserved.


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M_process
M_process module (Fortran)
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Private Member Functions | |
| integer(c_int) function | fflush (handle) |
fflush(3fp) - flush buffered file output
Syntax: #include <stdio.h> int fflush(FILE *FP);
The ‘stdio’ output functions can buffer output before delivering it to the host system, in order to minimize the overhead of system calls.
Use ‘fflush’ to deliver any such pending output (for the file or stream identified by FP) to the host system.
If FP is ‘NULL’, ‘fflush’ delivers pending output from all open files.
Additionally, if FP is a seekable input stream visiting a file descriptor, set the position of the file descriptor to match next unread byte, useful for obeying POSIX semantics when ending a process without consuming all input from the stream.
fflush returns '0' unless it encounters a write error; in that situation, it returns ‘EOF’.
ANSI C requires ‘fflush’. The behavior on input streams is only specified by POSIX, and not all implementations follow POSIX rules.
No supporting OS subroutines are required.
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This package contains classes that generate C++ wrappers and proxies for C++ implementations of SCA services.
The Scagen class main method will take in an input and output directory name. The input directory is taken to be the SCA module root directory. The tool will generate the wrapper and proxy headers and methods bodies in the output directory.
These proxies and wrappers enable the SCA for C++ runtime to act as a conduit for SCA C++ calls in a type free manner. Client code can call the type specific functions that are in the generated proxy classes. The call is marshalled into a generic format and a SCA for C++ runtime function with a standard signature is invoked. The details of the call are passed as data.
On the other end of the runtime, a generated function with a standard signature is called, this function will inspect the data that represents the call’s method name and call the appropriate type specific function in the C++ implementation.
The input directory passed to the Scagen method is taken to be the SCA module root directory. All the sca.module and .fragment files in that directory are inspected to resolve all the <component/> elements within them.
Each <component/> element found is inspected to see if it has a <implementation.cpp/> element within it.
Each <implementation.cpp/> element should have a header attribute that represents a C++ header file that contains function prototypes for the C++ implementation of the service. An optional class attribute can be used to select one class if more than one that is present in the header file. The default class is the one with the same name as the header file. The tool will verify that the implementation header contains an appropriate class prototype.
The directory that contains the implementation header should also contain a matching .componentType file for the equivalent SCA component. So for example, a MyServiceImpl.h file would have a corresponding MyServiceImpl.componentType file in the same directory.
Each componentType file is inspected for <service/> and <reference/> elements. For each <service/> element that is found that contains a <interface.cpp/> element within it,
the header attribute of the <interface.cpp/> is taken as the filename of the C++ interface header for the SCA service. This C++ header file is opened and used as a means for specifying the SCA service resulting in an appropriate wrapper and proxy being generated for this service interface. Both method bodies and headers are generated in the given output directory. The processing of a <reference/> element is the same except that only a proxy header and implementation are generated.
The basic approach is to scan in the XML files by first creating a DOM document tree of them and then recursively rifling through the DOM with some generic code in the XMLFileActorClass by default this processing will build up a map which maps the XPath location of attributes to their values. Additionally subclasses can add to a “handlers map” which maps from the name of a particular element to an object that implements the DomNodeHandler interface. If the XMLFileActor code comes across any element that has an equivalent handler in the handler map the objects handleNode method will be called.
Typically the DomNodeHandler’s handle node interface will use XPath to pull out the parameters that it is interested in from the parameters map that is being built up by the generic code.
This design was chosen as the Java level specified for the original implementation did not have direct XPath query of XML data but it was known that this would be available in Java 1.5 onwards. The design allows the DOM and parameters map handling to be replaced in the future with JRE 1.5 code with less impact on the rest of the code.
The processing leads to the parsing of the C++ interface files using the org\apache\tuscany\sca\cpp\tools\common package. This results in a Headers object
that contains a List of Signature objects, each one representing a function prototype found in the header.
We are aiming to get all the semantic data we want to use into a DOM document (this represents the model of our input data) and then use XSLT to create the 4 different views of this data:
Proxy C++ header
Proxy C++ body
Wrapper C++ header
Wrapper C++ body
So we prepopulate the DOM with parameter data that comes from the XML files and then iterate through the Signatures that are returned from the C++ header parser transferring the useful data into the DOM.
We than use 4 XSLT stylesheets to generate the C++ output files as required.


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