How To Vote on Anyswap¶
Governance in Anyswap requires ANY tokens to either propose a motion, or to vote on an active motion. The ANY tokens must be on the Fusion blockchain.
This section describes how to use the governance procedures. Many of the steps are reproduced elsewhere in the wiki, but are shown here again for completeness.
Step 1: Get yourself MetaMask¶
One reason for low participation is that voting requires the use of MetaMask, although many tokens might be sitting on Ledgers. Regardless of what wallet you have your tokens in, you will need to install metamask. Metamask exists as a desktop browser version and as mobile version. In order to vote with tokens on a hardware wallet, you will need the desktop browser version which you can download here metamask.io
If you are using Brave as your browser, please be aware that you may need to replace the built in crypto wallet with MetaMask. The Chrome browser does not have this issue.
If it is your first time using MetaMask it can be easiest to get going with it by creating an entirely new wallet. This is true, regardless of whether your tokens are in a wallet where you know the private key, or if they are in a hardware wallet.
Step 2: Add Fusion Network settings into MetaMask¶
To do this start by selecting the slide down menu where it says “Main Ethereum Network” and then choose “Custom RPC” at the bottom.
Once you select this you need to fill in the Network details for Fusion as seen below and click Save.
The details are the following :-
Network Name: Fusion
New RPC URL: https://mainnet.anyswap.exchange
Chain ID: 0x7f93
Symbol: FSN
Block Explorer: https://fsnex.com
After this Fusion will exist as part of your network list in MetaMask and you’re free to choose it any time you want and in order to vote on AnySwap you will need to be connected to the Fusion network.
Step 3: Connect to the wallet where your tokens are¶
As this guide assumes you’re new to MetaMask and made an entirely new wallet when installing, you will need to connect to the wallet where your tokens are in order to use them. If your tokens are in a wallet where you control your private keys directly, this is quite a straight forward. For Private Key/JSON-file controlled wallet:
- Click the colourful circle at the top of the menu directly to the right of the network list menu.
- Select “Import Account” from the slide-down menu.
- Choose between either private key or JSON-file, then fill in the fields or choose the file and then select “import”. After you imported make sure you’ve switched to the wallet where your tokens are.
For Ledger:
- If you have a ledger, first make sure it’s properly configured for Fusion by going into the settings of the Ethereum app on your ledger and selecting “Set Contract Data” to ON and “Set Display Data” to OFF.
- Then choose “Connect Hardware Wallet” from the above menu in MetaMask.
- Choose Ledger and choose “Connect” and connect the hardware wallet to your computer and enter into the Ethereum app of your Ledger.
- A list of wallets should now appear on your screen, after a few connection attempts to your hardware wallet. There are 2 different derivation paths to choose from. One is called “Ledger Live” and the other is called Legacy (MEW /My Crypto). Likely the address you are used to will appear as the top address in one of two choices. If it does not, you should consider moving your tokens to one of these addresses through use of another wallet such as whallet.net or myfusionwallet.com
- Select the address where your tokens are and click “Unlock”
- Your hardware wallet should now be connected!
Once you’re connected to MetaMask with your tokens the only thing remaining is to vote! Voting is performed at https://vote.anyswap.exchange/ Currently voting is supported for ANY and for FUSE. ANY is the token which holds governance value over AnySwap and if you want to partake in a vote with your ANY tokens click on the ANY option here :-
Next you reach “Core” section of the “Proposal page” . A page which only contains proposals created directly by the AnySwap Company.
If your intention is to vote, the best idea is to click the “Active” tab, as this will show you all the votes that are currently running. Once you find a vote you wish to vote on click on that Vote and details of the Vote should load. Please be patient as the proposal details are loaded.
Here you can see a detailed description regarding what the vote is about, what token may be used to vote, who the initiator is, what time voting started, what time it will end and at what specific Fusion block your holdings will count towards the vote (this is called Snapshot). You can also see the current results. In order to actually vote, you need to scroll down to the bottom of the page.
Where you can also see who already voted. Then simply select your option and click vote. You will then again be asked to once again confirm your desire to vote.
Once you confirmed your desire to vote MetaMask you will need you to sign the “vote” as well. It will look like this :-
After you choose sign on MetaMask and you’re using a Ledger you will need to sign also on your ledger by choosing “Sign Message”.
After this just wait for it to load and your vote should be in.


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I'm breaking my rule about posting frequency, but when you see how swaggy we all are in our new African clothes, I think you'll agree that it was worth it.
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Here are another couple of pictures from training today. This is the math and science teachers, learning how to teach arithmetic, and learning how to be line segments, lines, and rays.
Tôing the Line
The national dish of Burkina Faso is called “tô,” which is pronounced “toe,” or maybe “tow.”  The French words taux (rate) and tôt (early) have the exact same pronunciation, which makes matters worse.
Il y a un petit resto à Bobo qui est excellent. On m'a même dit que c'est mortelle. Malheureusement, il s'appelle « Tô de Mortalité ». Translation: I've heard that in Bobo, there's a fantastic restaurant; they say it's mortelle (to die for). Unfortuinately, it's called tô de mortalité (taux de mortalité is French for “death rate.“)
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Cannabilism is illegal now, but back in the day, there was a restaurant that catered to them. Surely you've heard of “head, shoulders, knees and tô?”
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Migrating from other analysis software¶
Here we offer some tips on how to migrate from other analysis software.
EEGLAB¶
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method (e.g.,filtered_raw = raw.copy().filter(lfreq, hfreq)
). In addition, some MNE-Python functions have a booleancopy
parameter that achieves the same purpose.The concept of channel types is critical in MNE because it supports analysis of multimodal data (e.g., EEG, MEG, EOG, Stim channel, etc) whereas most EEGLAB functions assume all channels are of the same type (EEG). To restrict channels to a single type, see
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On the evening of October 15, 1890, New Orleans police chief David Hennessy was shot by several gunmen as he walked home from work. Hennessy returned fire and chased his attackers before collapsing. When asked who had shot him, Hennessy reportedly whispered to Captain William O'Connor, "Dagoes" (a derogatory term for Italians and others of Mediterranean heritage). Hennessy was awake in the hospital for several hours after the shooting, and spoke to friends, but did not name the shooters. The next day complications set in and he died (wiki)
The Mayor of New Orleans, Joseph A. Shakespeare, told the police to "scour the whole neighborhood. Arrest every Italian you come across." By some accounts, as many as 250 Italians were rounded up. Most were eventually released for lack of evidence. Local Italians were afraid to leave their homes for several days after the murder, but eventually the furor died down and they returned to work.
Eventually, 19 men were charged with murder or accessory and held without bail.
Charged with plotting the murder, and several of the Mantranga's friends and workers
A shoemaker, arrested because he lived across the street from the shooting
A fruit peddler, arrested because he was "a friend of Monasterio's"
He was identified by a policeman as someone fleeing the scene
The succeeding trial lasted almost a month and the final verdict was that the suspects were not guilty. There were numerous issues with the evidence, including unreliable witnesses, and two men, Mastranga and Bastian Incardono had zero charges brought against them. The Jurors left the trial, feeling they did what was right, however the people of New Orleans were not happy with this verdict.
After the verdict came that the men were innocent, the mob was unhappy with this result. They subsequently charged the prison and assassinated 11 of the men.
The mentally ill Polizzi was hauled outside, hanged from a lamppost, and shot. Antonio Bagnetto, a fruit peddler, was hanged from a tree and shot. Nine others were shot or clubbed to death inside the prison. The bullet-riddled bodies of Polizzi and Bagnetto were left hanging for hours.
Antonio Bagnetto, fruit peddler: Tried and acquitted.
James Caruso, stevedore: Not tried.
Loreto Comitis, tinsmith: Not tried.
Rocco Geraci, stevedore: Not tried.
Joseph P. Macheca, fruit importer: Tried and acquitted.
Antonio Marchesi, fruit peddler: Tried and acquitted.
Pietro Monasterio, cobbler: Mistrial.
Emmanuele Polizzi, street vendor: Mistrial.
Frank Romero, ward politician: Not tried.
Antonio Scaffidi, fruit peddler: Mistrial.
Charles Traina, rice plantation laborer: Not tried.
The aftermath of this event saw the news take the side of the lynch mob - against the innocent Italians. A headline from the New York Times read: Chief Hennessy Avenged; Eleven of His Italian Assassins Lynched by a Mob. An Uprising of Indignant Citizens in New Orleans – The Prison Doors Forced and the Italian Murderers Shot Down"
As a result of what happened Italian consul Pasquale Corte left New Orleans at the direction of the government in Italy. Subsequently, the United States pulled its diplomats from Rome. For about a year, there were talks of Italy declaring war on the United States
Following these rising political tensions, in an effort to maintain diplomatic peace, then President, Benjamin Harrison sought to make ammends to the Italian-American community.
The year was 1892 - the 400 year anniversary of Christopher Columbus' voyage to the New World. Columbus, being born in Genoa, Italy, was the perfect idol for Benjamin Harrison to recognize the Italian-American community.
He declared October 12, 1892 to be the first nationwide celebration of Columbus day. Statues to Columbus were also planned around the country, including the statue at Columbus Circle in New York City. The recognization of Columbus Day, and the statues to Columbus legitimized Italian-Americans' place as contributing members of society, and served as a reminder of what happened in New Orleans.


India moves up one spot in human development index: UNDP report
India is ranked 129 out of 189 countries according to a report by the United Nations Development Programme.
by PTIIndia climbed one spot to 129 among 189 countries in the 2019 human development index (HDI), according to a report by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP).
In India, 27.1 crore people were lifted out of poverty from 2005-06 to 2015-16, UNDP India resident representative Shoko Noda said.
India was ranked 130 last year. The steady progress was due to nearly three decades of rapid development, which saw a dramatic reduction in absolute poverty, along with gains in life expectancy, education, and access to health care, she said.
As per the HDI, no other region had experienced such rapid human development progress.
South Asia was the fastest growing region witnessing 46% growth during 1990-2018, followed by East Asia and the Pacific at 43%.


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As we saw in the previous section, the query planner needs to estimate the number of rows retrieved by a query in order to make good choices of query plans. This section provides a quick look at the statistics that the system uses for these estimates.
One component of the statistics is the total number of entries in each table and index, as well as the number of disk blocks occupied by each table and index. This information is kept in the table pg_class, in the columns reltuples and relpages. We can look at it with queries similar to this one:
SELECT relname, relkind, reltuples, relpages FROM pg_class WHERE relname LIKE 'tenk1%'; relname | relkind | reltuples | relpages ----------------------+---------+-----------+---------- tenk1 | r | 10000 | 358 tenk1_hundred | i | 10000 | 30 tenk1_thous_tenthous | i | 10000 | 30 tenk1_unique1 | i | 10000 | 30 tenk1_unique2 | i | 10000 | 30 (5 rows)
Here we can see that tenk1 contains 10000 rows, as do its indexes, but the indexes are (unsurprisingly) much smaller than the table.
For efficiency reasons, reltuples and relpages are not updated on-the-fly, and so they usually contain somewhat out-of-date values. They are updated by VACUUM, ANALYZE, and a few DDL commands such as CREATE INDEX. A stand-alone ANALYZE, that is one not part of VACUUM, generates an approximate reltuples value since it does not read every row of the table. The planner will scale the values it finds in pg_class to match the current physical table size, thus obtaining a closer approximation.
Most queries retrieve only a fraction of the rows in a table, due to WHERE clauses that restrict the rows to be examined. The planner thus needs to make an estimate of the selectivity of WHERE clauses, that is, the fraction of rows that match each condition in the WHERE clause. The information used for this task is stored in the pg_statistic system catalog. Entries in pg_statistic are updated by the ANALYZE and VACUUM ANALYZE commands, and are always approximate even when freshly updated.
Rather than look at pg_statistic directly, it's better to look at its view pg_stats when examining the statistics manually. pg_stats is designed to be more easily readable. Furthermore, pg_stats is readable by all, whereas pg_statistic is only readable by a superuser. (This prevents unprivileged users from learning something about the contents of other people's tables from the statistics. The pg_stats view is restricted to show only rows about tables that the current user can read.) For example, we might do:
SELECT attname, inherited, n_distinct, array_to_string(most_common_vals, E'\n') as most_common_vals FROM pg_stats WHERE tablename = 'road'; attname | inherited | n_distinct | most_common_vals ---------+-----------+------------+------------------------------------ name | f | -0.363388 | I- 580 Ramp+ | | | I- 880 Ramp+ | | | Sp Railroad + | | | I- 580 + | | | I- 680 Ramp name | t | -0.284859 | I- 880 Ramp+ | | | I- 580 Ramp+ | | | I- 680 Ramp+ | | | I- 580 + | | | State Hwy 13 Ramp (2 rows)
Note that two rows are displayed for the same column, one corresponding to the complete inheritance hierarchy starting at the road table (inherited=t), and another one including only the road table itself (inherited=f).
The amount of information stored in pg_statistic by ANALYZE, in particular the maximum number of entries in the most_common_vals and histogram_bounds arrays for each column, can be set on a column-by-column basis using the ALTER TABLE SET STATISTICS command, or globally by setting the default_statistics_target configuration variable. The default limit is presently 100 entries. Raising the limit might allow more accurate planner estimates to be made, particularly for columns with irregular data distributions, at the price of consuming more space in pg_statistic and slightly more time to compute the estimates. Conversely, a lower limit might be sufficient for columns with simple data distributions.
Further details about the planner's use of statistics can be found in Chapter 56.


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@* * Copyright 2021 HM Revenue & Customs * * Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); * you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. * You may obtain a copy of the License at * * http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 * * Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software * distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, * WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. * See the License for the specific language governing permissions and * limitations under the License. *@ @import uk.gov.hmrc.play.views.html.helpers.{form} @import controllers.CRLanguageController @import play.api.Application @import views.html.helpers.{inputRadioGroupHidden, dateFieldsFreeInline, errorSummary, inputRadioGroup} @import views.helpers.TitleHelper.title @(tradingDetails: Form[TradingDetails])(implicit request: Request[_], messages: Messages, appConfig: config.FrontendAppConfig) @falseHiddenContent = {
@Messages("page.reg.ct61.situationText")
@Messages("page.reg.ct61.lede")


Report: Israel renews talks with Hamas for long-term deal
Lebanese newspaper reports Hamas and Israel have renewed talks, with UN envoy slated to meet Hamas officials in push to reach deal.
by Arutz Sheva StaffIsrael has renewed talks with the Hamas terror organization over the past two days, in the hopes of reaching a long-term deal to deescalate tensions between Israel and the Gaza Strip, a Lebanese newspaper reported Friday.
According to a report in Al-Akhbar, talks between Israel and Hamas via an Egyptian intermediary were renewed two days ago, with United Nations special Middle East envoy Nickolay Mladenov set to meet with Hamas leaders as part of a bid to secure a deal with Israel.
The deal is, according to the report, intended to resolve long-standing issues including the return of Israelis civilians and the remains of two Israeli soldiers held by the Gaza-based terror group, along with Hamas’ demands Israel ease the terms of the security blockade on the coastal enclave.
Mladenov met earlier this week with Israel’s Defense Minister, Naftali Bennett.
Despite the renewal of talks and Mladenov’s involvement in trying to reach a deal, a senior official with knowledge of the negotiations told Ynet Friday that no breakthrough had yet been reached on the return of Israeli civilians and the remains of fallen Israeli soldiers.


Tab completion in OpenBSD's ksh
How did I not know about this until now!?OpenBSD’s ksh
..is the little shell that could. In ~20k lines of code, it has many of the same features as more popular shells like zsh and bash. Plus it has the added bonus of being pledge(2)’d!
One of the features OpenBSD’s ksh shares with its more popular friends is user definable completions! Something that sets it apart, however, is the simplicity of these completions. From the man page:
Custom completions may be configured by creating an array named
‘complete_command’, optionally suffixed with an argument number
to complete only for a single argument.
For example, here is a completion for vmctl(8) with expansion of defined VM names:
# vmctl
set -A complete_vmctl -- console load reload start stop reset status
set -A complete_vmctl_2 -- $(vmctl status | awk '!/NAME/{print $NF}')
Hats off to Nicholas Marriott nicm@ for implementing it and to brynet@ for pointing it out to me! I was close to switching to fish in an attempt to save my wrists.. but the ~180k lines of extra (yeah, on top of the 20k!) code in fish was kinda scaring me!
For anyone interested, here is a quick comparison of CLOC for a few popular shells:
| Shell | Version | Total Lines (cloc) |
|---|---|---|
| ksh | Mon May 1 07:17:54 UTC 2017 | 19680 |
| zsh | 5.3.1 | 127246 |
| fish | 2.5.0 | 207597 |
| bash | 4.4 | 351043 |
I understand LOC isn’t a good measure of quality, but it sure does mean you have a lot more reading to find that quality!
A full list of my completions can be found here!


Caitlyn Jenner: 'My grandkids call me Boom Boom'
Cape Town - Caitlyn Jenner's grandchildren call her "Boom Boom", to avoid confusion when it comes to gendered terms following her gender reassignment surgery.
Caitlyn has 19 grandchildren.
But the former Olympian - who has six children of her own, and helped to raise Kris Jenner's four children during their marriage from 1991 to 2015 - doesn't mind her kids still calling her "dad", because she says she'll "always" be their father despite her transition.
Compiled by Graye Morkel


{% extends 'autologbackend/base.html' %} {% load staticfiles %} {% block content %}
Over the last 30 days, {{ lastmonth_numdrivers }} drivers drove {{ lastmonth_distance }} km in {{ lastmonth_numvehicles }} vehicles.
| Driver | Last Vehicle | Last Known Location | Distance Driven (30d) |
|---|---|---|---|
| {{ dri.name }} | {{ dri.last_trip.vehicle.vehicle_make }} {{ dri.last_trip.vehicle.vehicle_model }} | {{ dri.last_trip.arrival_location.description }} | {{ dri.month_distance }} km |
| Vehicle | Last Driver | Last Known Location | Distance Driven (30d) |
|---|---|---|---|
| {{ veh.vehicle_make }} {{ veh.vehicle_model }} | {{ veh.last_trip.driver.name }} | {{ veh.last_trip.arrival_location.description }} | {{ veh.month_distance }} {{ veh.mileage_unit }} |
| Vehicle | Driver | From | To | Distance | Mileage dep. | Mileage arr. | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| {{ trip.vehicle.license_plate }} | {{ trip.vehicle.vehicle_make }} {{ trip.vehicle.vehicle_model }} | {{ trip.driver.name }} | {{ trip.departure_location.description }} | {{ trip.departure_time }} | {{ trip.arrival_location.description }} | {{ trip.arrival_time }} | {{ trip.distance }} | {{ trip.departure_mileage }} | {{ trip.arrival_mileage }} |
No trips are available.
{% endif %} {% endblock %}


Updated: 2023-02-26
This is among my earliest posts, and came at a time when I first began to think about how can this project evolve into the future, beyond lists of links gathered and organized by hand?
Knowledge Defies Categorization
Part of the challenge I encountered is that information wont be neatly divided into categories. Fields of knowledge are all overlapping, and a given post will fit within multiple categories.
What I came to understand is that I should use some type of structured data, so that I required only a single entry of an item in the data file, for it to be featured within multiple categories, once the finished product was rendered.
Infominer meets Structured Data
When I began, I didn’t really know much about types of data.
I decided upon TOML because it’s user-friendly, and easy to read. Once data is structured in this way, it can be transformed to JSON, or whichever format works best for a given project.
This page has two toml files from infominer33/SourceCrypto embedded into it, marking a beginning in my effort to enhance my curation and publishing through automation.
I’ve always been good with a computer, but this was entering me into an entirely new domain. At the time of publication is when I began learning how to publish websites and use developers tools.
Future Direction
some simple way to check didecentral.github.io against these lists, and output a list of links that have yet to be included.an app that will take a list of links as the input and output a toml file with title\description automatically populated based on metadata..
(Crossing out these items, as now I can manage these tasks with python)
I suppose it would make the most sense to prioritize those objectives, rather than constructing everything by hand.
Scraping a list of links from wherever I want is simple.. so really the two things are checking a list of links against a toml file(s), outputting any links not found in the db already. Another script to construct a toml file grabbing metadata.
At this time I didn’t come to the logical conclusion of how easy it could have been to generate content based on the files embedded here. I was just getting in way over my head, and was hopeful someone coder would catch my enthusiasm and make the code for me.
Ultimately it has worked out fine and in 2023, finally coming around to this idea: full-circle.
Algorithmic tagging
what’s really missing is tagging all of these resources by authors, co-authors, references/citations
once this is done, topical tags can be derived algorithmically
Enabling Author-Centric Ranking of Web Content - @MaciekLaskus on twitter
Once I get the infrastructure in place that will be next on my list. Even simply downloading all of the links and generating a keyword list for each could get us a long way.
Blockchain Identity - Data
The inspiration for my work in digital identity might easily trace back to The Original Blockchain Identity list on GitHub, originally compiled by Markus Sabadello.
I leaned heavily on that resource when first learning about decentralized identity and blockchain.
After making some progress on decentralized-id.com, I went back over that whole repository, fixing any broken links and pulling in relevant data, at the end of 2018.


SPServices is a popular jQuery plugin used for performing web services operations in SharePoint. The purpose of SPServices Offline is to give web developers with little or no SharePoint development experience an opportunity to practice basic SPServices CRUD operations without SharePoint access, or even internet access. You can use this library to build offline web applications that are essentially mockups of real applications, with very basic working functionality. This will give you a platform to show your experience with SPServices, and with integrating ajax-style CRUD operations with functional web apps.
Once you have gained some familiarity and experience with this library, I would suggest building some of your own small projects or mock applications using it. If you are still learning, then I have listed some basic exercises below to help you get used to the library. Once the basic mock SharePoint components have been set up (default web URL, default user name, lists in your mock site) then you should do the practice problems in the Exercises section below using standard SPServices syntax, as you would find in other tutorials.
Create a basic html page, and be sure to call in the scripts for jQuery and SPServicesOffline:
<script src="jquery.js"></script>
<script src="jquery.spservices-offline.js"></script>
Now you can either write your practice code in any script that follows these lines, and run the page in your browser to test. Or for realtime interaction, you can open the page and open the browser's JavaScript console, and enter your code directly into the console.
Here are a few utility methods we have added to help you maintain the configuration of your mock site. Note that, as with SPServices, this is built onto the jQuery prototype, and you can use $() to create a simple jQuery object that can invoke the code.
// This line will reset the username you are using for the practice lessons.
$().SPServicesOffline.SPSetCurrentUser(yourUserName);
/**
* Note: if you attempt to use the real code $().SPServices.SPGetCurrentUser() before a username
* has been established, then the method above will be called automatically to ask you to create one.
*/
// This line will reset the subsite URL you are using for the practice lessons.
$().SPServicesOffline.SPSetCurrentSite(yourSiteURL);
We have created some custom operations in SPServicesOffline to create the "mock" sites, lists, and list data you will work with. Note that these are specific to SPServicesOffline (there are no equivalents in the real SPServices), and are only used for testing/practice. Here is an example of how to create a basic list.
You can then add columns to the list like so:
$().SPServicesOffline.SPAddList({
webURL: $().SPServices.SPGetCurrentSite(), // You can use this, or enter the url directly
listName: "MyFirstList",
description: "A basic test list"
});
For reference, the available column types in SPServicesOffline are:
$().SPServicesOffline.SPAddColumns({
webURL: $().SPServices.SPGetCurrentSite(),
listName: "MyFirstList",
// Pass in an object called `columns` whose keys are the column titles, and values are the column types
columns: {
"BookToRead": "Single line of text",
"PagesRemaining": "Number",
"Due Date": "Date and Time"
}
});
columns: {
"ItemCode": "Number",
"Country": [ , "USA", "Brazil", "Madagascar"] // No default
"Status": ["Pending", "Purchased", "Shipped"] // Default is "Pending"
}
When you get bored with a mock list you have created... you can delete it from existence:
$().SPServicesOffline.SPDeleteList({
webURL: $().SPServices.SPGetCurrentSite(),
listName: "MyFirstList"
});
Now to the point: learning SPServices. If you have created the "MyFirstList" list as above (and haven't deleted it), you can now add line items to the list using standard SPServices processes.
var dueDate = new Date(2020, 0, 15, 12, 0, 0), // January 15, 2020, at noon
dueDateString = $().SPServices.SPConvertDateToISO(dueDate);
var valuesArray = [
["BookToRead", ""],
["PagesRemaining", 200],
["DueDate", dueDateString]
];
$().SPServices({
webURL: $().SPServices.SPGetCurrentSite(),
listName: "MyFirstList",
operation: "UpdateListItems",
batchCmd: "New",
valuepairs: valuesArray,
completefunc: function(xData, Status) {
console.log("New item added");
}
});
Once you have added some line items, you can start practicing other SPServices operations ("UpdateListItems" with batchCmd "Update", "GetListItems").
Warning: Because we have not completed the interpretation and conversion of CAMLQuery in JavaScript for the current version of SPServicesOffline, you should call in all list data and then filter the result with JavaScript. When this bug has been updated to allow the user to filter the web service calls with standard CAMLQuery this warning will be removed, and you can import only the list items that are needed.
We have already established one list for you to begin. The list name is ShoppingList, and it has the following custom fields [field type is written in square brackets]:
Note that it (along with any other custom lists you make) also has these standard default fields:
| ID | ItemName | PricePerUnit | NumberOfItems | ItemType | Purchased | LatestPurchaseDate |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Milk | 4.30 | 2 | Food | True | [Generated Date, a few days before this list is initially created] |
| 2 | Eggs | 3.56 | 1 | Food | True | [Generated Date, a few days before this list is initially created] |
| 3 | Butter | 4.50 | 1 | Food | False | undefined, table just shows an empty cell |
| 4 | Spatula | 6.00 | 2 | Cookware and Utensils | False | undefined, table just shows an empty cell |
| 5 | Calculator | 9.00 | 1 | Office Supplies | False | undefined, table just shows an empty cell |
| 6 | Coloring Book | 3.00 | 1 | Other | False | undefined, table just shows an empty cell |
Hint: to convert the headers from UpperCamelCase to standard English, you can use the following .replace function on the strings:
yourString.replace(/([a-z])([A-Z])/g, function(match, p1, p2) { return p1 + " " + p2; });
| Item Name | Price Per Unit | Number of Items |
|---|---|---|
| Milk | $4.30 | 2 |
| Eggs | $3.56 | 1 |
| Butter | $4.50 | 1 |
| Spatula | $6.00 | 2 |
| Calculator | $9.00 | 1 |
| Coloring Book | $3.00 | 1 |
| ID | ItemName | PricePerUnit | NumberOfItems | ItemType | Purchased | LatestPurchaseDate | Updated |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Milk | 4.30 | Food | True | |||
| 2 | Eggs | 3.56 | Food | True | |||
| 3 | Butter | 4.50 | Food | False | |||
| 4 | Spatula | 6.00 | Cookware and Utensils | False | |||
| 5 | Calculator | 9.00 | Office Supplies | False | |||
| 6 | Coloring Book | 3.00 | Other | False |


{% extends 'layout.html' %} {% block pageTitle %} Get help to buy food and milk (Healthy Start) {% endblock %} {% block content %}
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Index
All Classes and Interfaces|All Packages|Serialized Form
A
- acceptAll(ServerSocket) - Method in interface org.cojen.dirmi.Environment
-
Accept all server-side connections from the given
ServerSocket
. - acceptAll(ServerSocket, Predicate<Socket>) - Method in interface org.cojen.dirmi.Environment
-
Accept all server-side connections from the given
ServerSocket
. - acceptAll(ServerSocketChannel) - Method in interface org.cojen.dirmi.Environment
-
Accept all server-side connections from the given
ServerSocketChannel
. - acceptAll(ServerSocketChannel, Predicate<SocketChannel>) - Method in interface org.cojen.dirmi.Environment
-
Accept all server-side connections from the given
ServerSocketChannel
. - accepted(Socket) - Method in interface org.cojen.dirmi.Environment
-
Call when a server-side connection has been explicitly accepted.
- accepted(SocketAddress, SocketAddress, InputStream, OutputStream) - Method in interface org.cojen.dirmi.Environment
-
Call when a server-side connection has been explicitly accepted.
- accepted(SocketChannel) - Method in interface org.cojen.dirmi.Environment
-
Call when a server-side connection has been explicitly accepted.
- access(Object) - Static method in interface org.cojen.dirmi.Session
-
Access the session that the given remote object is bound to.
- adapt(Object) - Method in interface org.cojen.dirmi.Serializer
-
Adapts this serializer to conform to the given descriptor or else returns this instance if no adaptation is required.
- addStateListener(BiPredicate<Session<?>, Throwable>) - Method in interface org.cojen.dirmi.Session
-
Add a listener which is immediately invoked (in the current thread), or when the session state changes, or when a reconnect attempt fails.
- attached(Session<?>) - Method in interface org.cojen.dirmi.SessionAware
-
Called when this object has been attached to a session and can be accessed remotely.
B
- Batched - Annotation Interface in org.cojen.dirmi
-
Designates a remote method as being batched, which can be used to reduce transport overhead.
C
- classLoader(ClassLoader) - Method in interface org.cojen.dirmi.Environment
-
Convenience method to use a
ClassLoader
for resolving classes. - classResolver(ClassResolver) - Method in interface org.cojen.dirmi.Environment
-
Set the class resolver to use for newly established sessions.
- ClassResolver - Interface in org.cojen.dirmi
-
Defines a custom class loading scheme.
- close() - Method in interface org.cojen.dirmi.Environment
-
Stops accepting new sessions, closes all acceptors, closes all sessions, and disposes of all exported objects.
- close() - Method in interface org.cojen.dirmi.Session
-
Closes all connections and immediately closes any future connections.
- CLOSED - Enum constant in enum class org.cojen.dirmi.Session.State
-
Indicates that the session is permanently closed.
- ClosedException - Exception Class in org.cojen.dirmi
-
Generic exception indicating that a resource is closed.
- ClosedException() - Constructor for exception class org.cojen.dirmi.ClosedException
- ClosedException(String) - Constructor for exception class org.cojen.dirmi.ClosedException
- ClosedException(String, Throwable) - Constructor for exception class org.cojen.dirmi.ClosedException
- ClosedException(Throwable) - Constructor for exception class org.cojen.dirmi.ClosedException
- connect(Class<R>, Object, String, int) - Method in interface org.cojen.dirmi.Environment
-
Call to establish a new client-side session.
- connect(Class<R>, Object, SocketAddress) - Method in interface org.cojen.dirmi.Environment
-
Call to establish a new client-side session.
- connect(Session<?>) - Method in interface org.cojen.dirmi.Connector
-
Called to establish a new socket connection using the session's
remote address
. - connected(Socket) - Method in interface org.cojen.dirmi.Session
-
Receives new connections from a
Connector
. - connected(SocketAddress, SocketAddress, InputStream, OutputStream) - Method in interface org.cojen.dirmi.Session
-
Receives new connections from a
Connector
. - connected(SocketChannel) - Method in interface org.cojen.dirmi.Session
-
Receives new connections from a
Connector
. - CONNECTED - Enum constant in enum class org.cojen.dirmi.Session.State
-
Indicates that the session is currently connected, and remote calls are likely to succeed.
- connector(Connector) - Method in interface org.cojen.dirmi.Environment
-
Assign a connector for establishing new client-side socket connections.
- Connector - Interface in org.cojen.dirmi
-
Defines a function which is called whenever client-side socket connections need to be established.
- create() - Static method in interface org.cojen.dirmi.Environment
-
Returns a new
Environment
instance which uses a defaultExecutor
. - create(Executor) - Static method in interface org.cojen.dirmi.Environment
-
Returns a new
Environment
instance which uses the givenExecutor
. - current() - Static method in interface org.cojen.dirmi.Session
-
Returns the current thread-local session, which is available to a remote method implementation when it's invoked.
- customSerializers(Serializer...) - Method in interface org.cojen.dirmi.Environment
-
Provide custom serializers for newly established sessions.
D
- declared() - Element in annotation interface org.cojen.dirmi.RemoteFailure
-
By default, if the exception is checked, it must be declared to be thrown.
- descriptor() - Method in interface org.cojen.dirmi.Serializer
-
Returns an opaque serializable object describing the encoding format.
- detached(Session<?>) - Method in interface org.cojen.dirmi.SessionAware
-
Called when this object has been detached from a session which it was previously attached to.
- direct() - Static method in interface org.cojen.dirmi.Connector
-
Returns a default connector that directly connects sockets.
- disableReferences() - Method in interface org.cojen.dirmi.Pipe
-
Disables tracking of object references.
- DISCONNECTED - Enum constant in enum class org.cojen.dirmi.Session.State
-
Indicates that the session isn't connected, and it's about to begin reconnecting.
- DisconnectedException - Exception Class in org.cojen.dirmi
-
Exception which indicates that a session is disconnected, but a reconnect is in progress.
- DisconnectedException() - Constructor for exception class org.cojen.dirmi.DisconnectedException
- DisconnectedException(String) - Constructor for exception class org.cojen.dirmi.DisconnectedException
- DisconnectedException(String, Throwable) - Constructor for exception class org.cojen.dirmi.DisconnectedException
- DisconnectedException(Throwable) - Constructor for exception class org.cojen.dirmi.DisconnectedException
- dispose(Object) - Static method in interface org.cojen.dirmi.Session
-
Explicitly dispose a client-side remote object.
- DisposedException - Exception Class in org.cojen.dirmi
-
Thrown when attempting to invoke a method against a disposed object.
- DisposedException() - Constructor for exception class org.cojen.dirmi.DisposedException
- DisposedException(String) - Constructor for exception class org.cojen.dirmi.DisposedException
- DisposedException(String, Throwable) - Constructor for exception class org.cojen.dirmi.DisposedException
- DisposedException(Throwable) - Constructor for exception class org.cojen.dirmi.DisposedException
- Disposer - Annotation Interface in org.cojen.dirmi
-
Designates a remote method as being a
Remote
object disposer, allowing memory to be freed on the remote side. - disposeServer(Object) - Static method in interface org.cojen.dirmi.Session
-
Explicitly dispose a server-side remote object implementation from the current session.
E
- enableReferences() - Method in interface org.cojen.dirmi.Pipe
-
Enables tracking of object references as they are written, for correctly serializing object graphs, and to potentially reduce the overall encoding size.
- Environment - Interface in org.cojen.dirmi
-
Sharable environment for connecting and accepting remote sessions.
- exception() - Element in annotation interface org.cojen.dirmi.RemoteFailure
-
Specify the exception to throw when the remote call fails.
- export(Object, Object) - Method in interface org.cojen.dirmi.Environment
-
Export a named server-side object.
F
- filter() - Element in annotation interface org.cojen.dirmi.Serialized
-
Specify which classes should be rejected or allowed by serialization.
G
- getMessage() - Method in exception class org.cojen.dirmi.RemoteException
I
- idleConnectionMillis(int) - Method in interface org.cojen.dirmi.Environment
-
Set the maximum idle connection time for newly established sessions (±33%).
- inputStream() - Method in interface org.cojen.dirmi.Pipe
-
Returns the pipe's
InputStream
, which also implementsObjectInput
.
L
- lenient() - Element in annotation interface org.cojen.dirmi.Restorable
-
A restorable method which is lenient allows an object to be returned by a method even if the session is currenly disconnected.
- Link - Interface in org.cojen.dirmi
-
Represents an established connection between two endpoints.
- local(Environment) - Static method in interface org.cojen.dirmi.Connector
-
Returns a connector that doesn't establish remote connections, but instead pipes communication directly to accepted sessions of the given environment.
- localAddress() - Method in interface org.cojen.dirmi.Link
-
Returns the local link address, or null if unknown or not applicable.
N
- NoReply - Annotation Interface in org.cojen.dirmi
-
Designates a remote method which doesn't block reading a reply or acknowledgment.
- NoSuchObjectException - Exception Class in org.cojen.dirmi
-
Thrown when attempting to invoke a method against an object that is unknown to a
session
. - NoSuchObjectException(long) - Constructor for exception class org.cojen.dirmi.NoSuchObjectException
- NoSuchObjectException(String) - Constructor for exception class org.cojen.dirmi.NoSuchObjectException
O
- org.cojen.dirmi - module org.cojen.dirmi
-
Bidirectional remote method invocation.
- org.cojen.dirmi - package org.cojen.dirmi
-
Dirmi is a framework for supporting bidirectional remote method invocation.
- outputStream() - Method in interface org.cojen.dirmi.Pipe
-
Returns the pipe's
OutputStream
, which also implementsObjectOutput
.
P
- pingTimeoutMillis(int) - Method in interface org.cojen.dirmi.Environment
-
Set the ping timeout for newly established sessions (±33%).
- Pipe - Interface in org.cojen.dirmi
-
A pipe is a bidirectional stream which supports basic object serialization.
R
- read(Pipe) - Method in interface org.cojen.dirmi.Serializer
-
Reads an object from the pipe.
- readObject() - Method in interface org.cojen.dirmi.Pipe
-
Read and return an object.
- readThrowable() - Method in interface org.cojen.dirmi.Pipe
-
Read and return an object, and if it's a
Throwable
instance, a local stack trace is stitched in. - reconnectDelayMillis(int) - Method in interface org.cojen.dirmi.Environment
-
Set the reconnect delay for newly established client sessions (±10%).
- RECONNECTED - Enum constant in enum class org.cojen.dirmi.Session.State
-
Indicates that the session has just finished reconnecting, but remote calls will still fail until the session state is connected.
- RECONNECTING - Enum constant in enum class org.cojen.dirmi.Session.State
-
Indicates that the session is attempting to reconnect, and all remote calls from this session are failing.
- recycle() - Method in interface org.cojen.dirmi.Pipe
-
Attempt to recycle the connection instead of closing it.
- Remote - Interface in org.cojen.dirmi
-
Marker for designating a remote interface.
- remoteAddress() - Method in interface org.cojen.dirmi.Link
-
Returns the remote link address, or null if unknown or not applicable.
- remoteAddress() - Method in exception class org.cojen.dirmi.RemoteException
-
Returns the associated remote address, which can be null if unknown or not applicable.
- remoteAddress(SocketAddress) - Method in exception class org.cojen.dirmi.RemoteException
-
Assign the associated remote address.
- RemoteException - Exception Class in org.cojen.dirmi
-
Defines the default exception for indicating a remote call failure.
- RemoteException() - Constructor for exception class org.cojen.dirmi.RemoteException
- RemoteException(String) - Constructor for exception class org.cojen.dirmi.RemoteException
- RemoteException(String, Throwable) - Constructor for exception class org.cojen.dirmi.RemoteException
- RemoteException(Throwable) - Constructor for exception class org.cojen.dirmi.RemoteException
- RemoteFailure - Annotation Interface in org.cojen.dirmi
-
Annotate a remote method or interface to specify what exception is to be used for indicating a remote call failure.
- resolveClass(String) - Method in interface org.cojen.dirmi.ClassResolver
-
Load the class or interface for the given name.
- resolveClass(String) - Method in interface org.cojen.dirmi.Session
-
Resolve a class using the default or custom
ClassResolver
. - Restorable - Annotation Interface in org.cojen.dirmi
-
Designates a remote method which returns a remote object which should be restored when a session reconnects.
- root() - Method in interface org.cojen.dirmi.Session
-
Returns the root object which was exported or imported.
S
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Set the handler which is invoked for any uncaught exceptions within this session instance.
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- UnimplementedException(String, Throwable) - Constructor for exception class org.cojen.dirmi.UnimplementedException
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Write an object (or null) to the pipe.
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module documentationThis module contains, for the time being, a single MOO archive class.
A bi-objective nondominated archive as sorted list with incremental update in logarithmic time.
| Class | BiobjectiveNondominatedSortedList | A sorted list of non-dominated unique objective-pairs. |


« CSS « CSS Reference « CSS Reference:Mozilla Extensions
The -moz-transition-delay
CSS property specifies the amount of time to wait between a change being requested to a property that is to be transitioned and the start of the transition effect.
A value of 0s (or 0ms) indicates that the property will begin to animate its transition immediately when the value changes; positive values will delay the start of the transition effect for the corresponding number of seconds. Negative values cause the transition to begin immediately, but to cause the transition to seem to begin partway through the animation effect.
You may specify multiple delays; each delay will be applied to the corresponding property as specified by the
-moz-transition-property
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transition-delay
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There are several examples of CSS transitions included in the main CSS transitions article.
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A simple map containing a single Google layer. OpenLayers is on top of Google Maps and controls all interactions on the map.
As soon as the OpenLayers map has a visible Google layer in it, the Google Maps map is activated by the library, which puts the OpenLayers map on top of the Google Maps one.
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September 27
For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in high places. Ephesians 6:12
Unfortunately, most of us don't know the first thing about fighting the kind of war in this scripture. For, as Ephesians 6:10-12 says, it's not a battle of flesh and blood, but of the spirit. Most believers are so earthly minded (or carnally minded) that they never even realize the actual source of the enemy's attacks. They blame circumstances and people. They waste their energy fighting natural conditions instead of supernatural causes. We need to wake up to the warfare that's going on in the heavenly realm!
We can get a glimpse of it in Daniel 10:12-20. There, we find that Daniel had been fasting and praying for 21 days, awaiting a word from the Lord. Then, an angel appeared to him 21 days later with the answer. What took him so long? He was fighting the enemy in the heavens.
That confuses some people. They say, "Devils fighting in heaven? I thought God reigned in heaven!" What they don't understand is that the Bible teaches there are three different areas called heaven:
1. The heaven where God resides.
2. The stellar heavens (what we call "outer space").
3. The heavens around this earth (the atmosphere surrounding this planet).
This last heaven is where spiritual war takes place. (That's why Ephesians 2:2 calls Satan the prince of the power of the air.) The air is where wicked spirits operate. From there, they attempt to rule the nations assigned to them. And rule them they will unless the prayers of God's people keep them from it.
God has an army marching in this land. If we band together, we can prevent the wickedness in high places from ruling our nation. The time has come for us to pray. So, put on your full armor and take your place in the ranks of the faithful in intercession for our country and the nations of the world!
Scripture Reading: Daniel 10:1-14


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Juno <IP_ADDRESS> is a moderate update.
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THE ABYSS A film review by Greg Goebel Copyright 1989 Greg Goebel
Given the skills of the Cameron-Hurd team (which has already brought us the memorable TERMINATOR and ALIENS), it would be a shame to say that they let us down with their latest film, THE ABYSS -- so it is pleasant to say that THE ABYSS is one of the more worthwhile films of the summer.
A nuclear submarine has a disastrous accident in the waters of the Atlantic; the Navy sends a SEAL team to commandeer an undersea oil rig in the vicinity to perform, if possible, a rescue operation. Of course, nothing is goes right -- if it did, would there be much of a story? -- and everyone involved finds themselves in an ever-widening predicament that tests their ability to survive.
I am told $45 million was spent on producing this picture. Large budgets don't always translate into impressive productions -- sometimes they're the result of mismanagement -- but in this case, the special effects are so spectacular that one wonders how they managed to do it for that small a sum!
This is fortunate, because if THE ABYSS had to rest on the virtues of its story line, it would most likely sink into a financial abyss even deeper than the watery canyon which threatens the heroes of this underwater epic. While it is hard to be unkind to a team which has done their level best (and then some!) to give the customers their money's worth -- not only is the production superlative, but all the actors (Ed Harris in particular) put in good performances -- the script is, alas, almost as mechanical as the special effects, resembling nothing so much as the kind of story Irwin Allen might tell on a good day; it punches all the right buttons, sometimes very effectively, but never with enough subtlety to make the viewer fail to realize that his or her buttons are, indeed, being punched.
But I will not be cynical; while this film does fail to reach the margins of greatness, it is very definitely on the high side of good; and I suspect there are some less jaded and finicky than myself who will be absolutely blown away by it. As for myself? I count myself satisfied. My compliments to the chef.
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Hcomp = CICCompensationFilter(N, R, Fs) This function formulate the CIC compensation filter transfer function. It is integrated with the 'CascadedCICCompensationFilter' function. N: Filter order R: Decimation factor Fs: Sampling frequency Hcomp: CIC compensation filter transfer function Ref: Design of CIC Compensator Filter in a Digital IF Receiver
0001 function Hcomp = CICCompensationFilter(N, R, Fs) 0002 0003 % 0004 % Hcomp = CICCompensationFilter(N, R, Fs) 0005 % 0006 % This function formulate the CIC compensation filter transfer function. 0007 % It is integrated with the 'CascadedCICCompensationFilter' function. 0008 % 0009 % N: Filter order 0010 % R: Decimation factor 0011 % Fs: Sampling frequency 0012 % 0013 % Hcomp: CIC compensation filter transfer function 0014 % 0015 % Ref: Design of CIC Compensator Filter in a Digital IF Receiver 0016 0017 b = [2 1 0 0 0 -1 -2]; 0018 b = b(N); 0019 0020 A = -1 * (2^(b+2) + 2); 0021 B = -2^(-1*(b + 2)); 0022 0023 Num = zeros(1,2*R+1); 0024 Num(1) = 1; 0025 Num(R+1) = A; 0026 Num(end) = 1; 0027 0028 Hcomp = filt(B*Num,1,1/Fs); 0029 0030 figure 0031 PlotFreqResponse(cell2mat(Hcomp.num), Fs)


Traditional
Usually this type of party is thrown at your parents or close relatives place. The style of the party is like the name traditional with traditional foods and decor. Decor is usually home-made and help prepared by many family members. Many prefer this type of setting because its intimate and gets the whole family involved in this special day.
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A classic theme used as a style of sophistication. Many variations exist for example red and gold or navy and silver. Unlike a traditional style this one is one you expect everyone to dress accordingly.
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Under the Sea, Arabian Nights, Winter wonderland, Candyland You Name it. As of recently and with the rise of Pinterest themed Quinceañera's are on the rise. These parties are super fun to plan however can be really time consuming. If time is on your side definitely think about one of these fun filled events.
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First, the basics.
Headings set your default page size
Add your four mochi images from your tutorial here.
Let's make an unordered list.
Add an unordered list element
Nest each item inside the unordered list in a list tag
List elements can be in any order
And now, one in order.
Sometimes you want to draw attention to something in a line of text.
Sometimes you want to strongly emphasize something in the text.
Sometimes you want to do both.
Soft line breaks can't wrap anything.
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Add a hard line under here.
this page probably doesn't look great - we'll learn how to hook it to CSS next week.


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By 1965, the Beatles had established themselves as a top pop/rock group around the world: it was during this time that they began to explore different styles of music, experimented with different recording techniques and more complex songs. They also experimented with drugs and began to grow weary of touring and publicity appearances as Beatlemania spiraled out of control. They began express their philosophical and political views, which sometimes proved controversial. The Beatles were seeking to shed their "Fab Four" image and had begun the transformation, rebranding themselves as icons of the psychedelic age, culminating in the release of the album "Sgt Pepper's Lonely Heart's Club Band" a year later.
| Debut Date | Title | Highest Position | Weeks on Charts | Weeks at #1 |
| 2/20/1965 | Eight Days A Week | 1 | 10 | 2 |
| 2/20/1965 | I Don't Want To Spoil The Party | 39 | 6 | |
| 2/27/1965 | 4 - By The Beatles | 68 | 5 | |
| 4/24/1965 | Ticket To Ride | 1 | 11 | 1 |
| 4/24/1965 | Yes It Is | 46 | 4 | |
| 7/31/1965 | Help! | 1 | 13 | 3 |
| 9/18/1965 | Yesterday | 1 | 11 | 4 |
| 9/18/1965 | Act Naturally | 47 | 7 | |
| 12/11/1965 | We Can Work It Out | 1 | 12 | 3 |
| 2/11/1965 | Day Tripper | 5 | 10 | |
| 3/5/1966 | Nowhere Man | 3 | 9 | |
| 3/5/1966 | What Goes On | 81 | 2 | |
| 6/11/1966 | Paperback Writer | 1 | 10 | 2 |
| 6/11/1966 | Rain | 23 | 7 | 8/20/1966 | Yellow Submarine | 2 | 9 |
| 8/20/1966 | Eleanor Rigby | 11 | 8 | |
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Now that you've created a Cognitive Service to tell you where noses are in pictures sent from the Knowzy mobile app, you'll need to create an endpoint to accept those pictures and talk to your Cognitive Service. This task requires you to set up a new Azure Function, and then code and design it to expose an HTTP endpoint that accepts an image file and returns the location of the nose(s) in any faces found in the picture.
This task has a dependency on Task 3.4.1 and all of it's prerequisites
This walkthrough assumes that you have:
This blog post shows off the Visual Studio tooling that you can use to create a new Azure function.
I found this explanation for Azure Functions of how to do HTTP and Webhook Bindings.
I was curious about what the Face API is capable of so I found the REST Docs.
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There are so many beautiful places in San Diego that bring locals and tourists from around the world to the San Diego, the finest city, to enjoy.
Check out a collection of pictures from various hikes in San Diego. Enjoy the gallery, but for a real thrill, get out there and try some of these hikes for yourself. No one picture can compare to the real hiking.


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Car camping with family or friends is a summer pastime for many of us. Whether the campground itself is the main attraction or it's simply your base camp for nearby activities, this article will help you find the right camping tent—your home away from home.
When choosing your tent, first choose a model based on your group's size and whether or not you might need additional space for extra friends, gear or dogs. Keep in mind, however, that no industry standard exists that defines per-person tent dimensions. When evaluating tent capacity ratings, our general advice is this: Assume a close fit. If you seek more room, consider upsizing your tent capacity by 1 person, particularly if you or your usual tent companion(s):
By far the most popular choice of tents, 3-season tents are lightweight shelters designed for the relatively temperate conditions of spring, summer and fall. They are usually equipped with ample mesh panels to boost air flow. Mesh panels keep out insects (but can still let in powdery blowing sand). Properly pitched with a taut rainfly, 3-season tents can withstand downpours but are not the best choice for sustained exposure to harsh storms, violent winds or heavy snow.
Extended-season (3+ season) tents are engineered for prolonged 3-season usage, suitable for summer use but also trips in early spring and late fall when moderate snow may be encountered. Their goal: offer a balance of ventilation, strength and warmth-retention. Typically they include 1 or 2 more poles and fewer mesh panels than pure 3-season models. This makes them sturdier and warmer than their 3-season cousins. Extended-season tents are a good choice for those who make frequent trips to exposed, high-elevation destinations. While very sturdy, they are not as fully fortified for harsh winter weather as 4-season tents.
Engineered to withstand fierce winds and substantial snow loads, mountaineering tents can be used in any season. Their chief function, though, is to stand firm in the face of seriously inhospitable weather, principally in winter or above treeline. They use more poles and heavier fabrics than 3-season tents. Their rounded dome designs eliminate flat roof spaces where snow can collect. They offer few mesh panels and rainflies that extend close to the ground. This hinders ventilation and can make them feel warm and stuffy in mild weather. But when foul winds begin to howl, a 4-season tent provides a reassuring place of refuge.
Camping may seem like a perfect way to get in tune with nature, but it is often not as tranquil as it should be. Most who have spent the night in a tent have woken up in the early hours of the morning shivering with cold, or been rudely jolted from their sleep by the voices from the tent next door. But now Thermo Tents is offering a solution – insulation.
It claims the insulation can also help to block out noise, meaning campers can avoid being woken early by the sounds of screaming children and could prove a hit at festivals. The idea was dreamt up by inventor Derek O’Sullivan, 38, from Fenit near Talee in Ireland, after spending sleepless nights in the cold while camping with his young family. He said: ‘I was camping in Snowdonia with my wife Julie and had awoken, freezing in my tent, for the umpteenth time. ‘I sat up and said “enough”. The following morning I started sketching a tent that would keep us comfy - and Thermo Tent was born. ‘From those sketches, we have developed the world's only correctly thermally and acoustically insulated tent. ‘Essentially our tents are warmer in the cold times, cooler in the hot times and all noise is muffled, in and out. ‘Thermo Tent is the result of marrying brand new and innovative insulation technology with our new multi layer tent design.’ Thermo Tents use a similar waterproof outer as standard tents but the interior uses a padded insulation material that attaches to the poles. The tents come in a range of sizes from three-person to six-person tents, which feature a porch and windows. Using lightweight materials the firm has managed to reduce the weight and size of the tent.
The Thermo Tents use a similar waterproof outer as standard tents but the interior uses a padded insulation material that attaches to the poles. They also come with a carpet. Sizes range from three-person to six-person tents, which feature a porch and windows. Using lightweight materials the firm has reduce the weight and size of the tent. Thermo Tent is also hoping to produce a version that can be sent to disaster zones - and is sending a batch of Thermo Tents to to Nepal to help with the aid crisis following the recent earthquake. But unlike many other tents, which are often built for their lightweight design, the insulation makes the packed size of the tents are likely to be larger than others on the market.
1. Look in the flesh - If you havent got a clue where to start, try and look at as many tents in the flesh, find a show or a large tent retail outlet which has many different types of tents erected
2. How transporting? – look at the packed size (and weight if you are carrying this) as well as the pitch size – some of these can be real space eaters in your boot. You might need a trailer, top box or even a new new car!
3. Inside height – unless you are hiking and saving weight, there is little reason to get a tent where you are on your knees at the time. Standing up in a tent is a must really if you are going to spend a bit of time in it. So check your height and the "inner" height of the tent (not the outer figures sometimes quoted). Some tents have lower heights for the bedrooms, which is fine unless you do want standing height all the way through.
4. Size of bedrooms – ignore the number of berths suggested by the manufacturer, as they base it on very narrow hiking mats. If you want some comfort, then calculate your own requirements based on a width of a std air bed being approx 80cm and a double being 140cm. This quickly leads to you realising that a "4 berth" tent is actually more suitable for 2/3 people and an "8 berth" for 4-6 (depending on the make and model).
5. Bedroom placement - do you want the bedrooms adjacent or separated. Separated gives you a bit more privacy; which is useful with older kids or other couples for example. Adjacent (usually separated by thin material with a zip or not) works well with younger children, as getting out in the middle of the night to get to crying children, through 2-3 sets of zips, and across the middle of the tent with chairs etc in the way, can be a right pain!
6. Inside space if raining – when you see the tent in the flesh, shut the door and ask yourself what would it be like in here if it was raining? (Preferably go to the shop when it is, there will be less people). Some tents can be claustrophobic or just too small to sit around a table and play games. Also look to see if it the tent has a canopy, or the door(s) can be used as a canopy, which could be left open in a shower – again a good way not to feel trapped in a tent. Not a big issue for a weekend tent - you can always nip down the pub; but could get to you for longer week holidays.
7. Cooking – same as above, go inside and ask "where am I going to cook?". Cooking in tents obviously has to be done carefully; especially in synthetic/nylon tents (canvas/cotton is a bit easier). It is why a good sized porch or a separate day-tent can be a godsend. Again, not a big problem for weekend camping, but more important for weeks away.
8. Space for storage – don’t forget to think "where am I going to store my things…?". Extra bedrooms or alcoves can be very useful for keeping items/clothes etc. out of the way.
9. Pitch size – some of these tents can pitch over a massive spread, which can make them a bit of pain to pitch; but more importantly, not accepted at some sites - thankfully still the minority of sites, but it is till worth checking. 7x7m is a good rule of thumb, spread bigger and you will need to ask before turning up.
10. Pitch Solo or not – how many people will be pitching the tent. Always find out how many it takes. Some tents can be easily pitched by one person; others need 2, possibly 3. Although there might be two of you, who will be looking after the kids at the time? Some tents, although more expensive, are specifically designed to be pitched solo, fast and with the minimum of effort, so look out for these if it is a big requirement for you. Generally, modern day tents are not that difficult, some can just take more time, so don’t worry about how they pitch, just the number of people required.
11. Pitch inner or outer first – depending on how the tent is designed it will either pitch inner-first or outer-first (sometimes also called "pitching as one"). Inner-first means that if it is raining it is harder to keep the inside section dry; outer-first (the flysheet) obviously gives more protection with the rain. Outer-first is, therefore, more desirable in most peoples’ opinion, especially with big tents where there could be longer with the inner-exposed to the weather. It tends to be less of an issue with smaller tents, as they can be pitched quickly or with a lose flysheet over them for temporary cover.
12. HH – the level of water resistance/"proofing", usually for nylon/synthetic tents, is rated in "HH" figures – HH 3000, HH 2000 etc (note: this tends not to be used for cotton/canvas tents as their water resistance principal is different). There is always debate on the minimum requirement, but really it depends on the climate you are expecting and how it is going to be used. The army are happy to use small field tents with a low figure of 800HH, but they have a different purpose in mind. Generally stick to anything above 1500HH and you will be fine. Also don’t get confused between the rating of the groundsheet (which is usually very high – as it sits on the ground) and the flysheet. It is the flysheet that you need to check. Most reliable make UK tents are 2000HH and above, so there is little to worry about; however, some import tents from hotter climates are rated less well and could just get you wet in the middle of the night!
13. To SIG or not to SIG – Virtually all bedroom pods have the groundsheet connected to the sides of the compartment, to keep bugs and draughts out while you are sleeping. With some tents this is extended to include the living area as well, and sometimes the whole tent – this is generally referred to as a sewn-in-groundsheet (SIG). The alternative is a living area, where the groundsheet is lose/removable – potentially not as effective against the elements (but there are ways to make them very cosy), it is easier to be cleaned. There are also groundsheets that have the best of both worlds and can be zipped out. In the end, it is preference thing with each type of tent - there is a lot on the forum on pros and cons of SIGs, so it is worth reading the various views.
14. Storm or mud flaps – where the flysheet is not connected to the groundsheet it leaves a gap with the ground – which can be good for ventilation for some tents; however, it can also be draughty (in non-SIG tents). Good/big mud flaps, also called storm flaps, can be tucked back inside and under the groundsheet jutting out the elements. Poor quality/cheap tents, or where there is a specific need to save weight, tend to leave such flaps off – hence, it is worth checking if a tent has them or not; especially if it is a non SIG tent.
15. Porches, dogs & prams – a porch is a very invaluable feature if you want to keep muddy/wet pets and items, like prams, out of the main dry and clean tent. Porches tend to have removable groundsheets (not SIG), so can be easily taken out and cleaned or just left out.
Buying a family camping tent is like buying a vehicle: You should think about your family's needs and wants. When it comes to vehicles, if you're going to be hauling children and their gear, you go for the minivan or SUV rather than the small, sporty car. With tents, if you'll be backpacking your equipment long distances, you'll need the lightest-weight tent that will still protect you from the elements. You might choose one- or two-person tents, and let each camper carry his or her own shelter.  Then, other questions arise. Will you be camping only during the summer? If so, you will be interested in a tent with plenty of mesh windows and vents. Most tents are made of some combination of mesh and nylon or polyester, with different combinations for different seasons. Are you more interested in having an inexpensive place to stay near vacation destinations, or in having a back-to-nature experience? Will you break camp frequently and drive to new destinations, or will you pitch the tent once and spend the whole vacation there? The answers to such questions might help you decide whether you're more interested in how easy the tent is to pitch or in how spacious it will be. Even if you're likely to use the tent only once a year, it's important to choose one that will make camping a pleasure for the whole family. Read on to learn more about your choices.


ESPN’s Paul Finebaum Predicts The Winner Of Auburn-Georgia
by Andrew HolleranOne of the biggest games on college football’s Week 12 slate is taking place in Auburn this afternoon. The Tigers are set to host Georgia in a major SEC showdown at Jordan-Hare Stadium.
The game has serious College Football Playoff implications. The Bulldogs remain in the thick of the race. There are even some who believe Auburn could get into contention if it wins out.
ESPN’s Paul Finebaum has made his pick for the game.
The college football analyst likes the ‘Dawgs.
“I like the Dawgs. I think they’ve been a sneaky good team all year,” Finebaum said of Georgia.
Auburn has lost a couple of close SEC games this season, falling to Florida and LSU earlier this year.
“I think they’ll lose another,” Finebaum added.
Auburn and Georgia are set to kick off at 3:30 p.m. E.T. The game will be on CBS.


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