Carmine Duskwood
- Full Name: Carmine Aldous Duskwood
- Aliases: "Rabbit Foot," "The Charm," "Misericordia"
- Born: 580 AC
- Place of Birth: Andaria
- Height: 5' 9"
- Weight: 169 lbs
- Hair: Copper
- Eyes: Left partially Heterochromatic light blue/gray (Fuch's Heterochromic Iridocyclitis.) Right Dark Blue.
- Skin: Fair Skinned
Left orphaned in 585 AC when Andaria was sacked by orcs led by Warlord Goth Vultog. Taken in by Mazden Wolfbane, then Champion, of the "Succor En-carmine." A condottiere in the employ of the Mage's Guild specializing in rescue and corpse recovery. Their Kapitan, Arthur Clark, along with many of the men take heart in the coincidence of his name. Many other orphans are taken in greatly consolidating the future ranks of The Guild and The Condottiere.
It is in these surrounds that Carmine quickly grows up by necessity. Harsh realities of the countless bodies both human and orc alike burn for days, the screams of the dying wailing through the streets more sharply than the biting gale. The months following are a living nightmare that casts an ever darkened light upon Andaria for years to come as orcs continue their raids and the rise of the dreaded "Black Banner Company" spreads further heartache.
These years pass with Carmine and others aged around 10 beginning duties with corpse collection and misericord "Mercy Killing" of the fallen. Inundated by death and gore, young Carmine begins a morbid fascination that buds into a self taught art of medicine. His practice however comes mostly from the remains of stray animals; a happenstance which would lead others to think of him as both capricious and uncaring. His affiliation with the mage's guild would later start rumours of necromancy.
In his thirties, now a "banner-man" of Succor En-carmine, he takes up a more prevalent role as "sawbones" and good luck charm. He and the men around him come through when others do not; he is generally the only man still walking yet many live, somehow. The Condottiere under lucrative contract march on Corpse Creek. Though harbouring great misgivings a run of bad luck at dice sees Carmine bidding into the contract alongside many banner-men. The march ends in blood, to his knowledge, only Carmine escapes to Terran. The final days of 612 AC close like the snap of glaciers colliding leaving Carmine destitute, far from home, yet again an orphan of war. . . .
Jara Lobreth
- Name: Jara Lobreth
- Age: In her early thirties
- Eye Color: green
- Hair Color: ginger
- Race: Human
- Place of Birth: Unknown
- Weight: Around 114lbs
- Height: 5'2"
Description: Jara is a small and fragile looking lass with long, ginger hair and freckles all over her body. However, her appearance deceives. She's fearless in battle and due to her quick feet and hands, she's hard to come by. There is not much known about her past, but recently she strolled upon Derek Lumbar of the Blackstone Company Mercenary Group and was invited to join the Club. Jaras face doesn't show much expression usually and she masters to stay calm at almost every situation - except for petty insults and taunts.
While she does not speak much, a bottle too much beverage might loosen her tongue.  It is rumored she had some bad experience with the other sex in her past and therefor tries to avoid any feelings for them rather than friendship.
History: As mentioned, not much is known about her and those wishing to find out more will need to try hard to earn her trust. Scars among her body though indicate she had a tough life and that she spent several years either alone or in hard surroundings.
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State has been giving ₹50 lakh to the festival from 2012
by Special CorrespondentChief Minister Edappadi K. Palaniswami handed over a cheque of ₹75 lakh for conducting the 17th Chennai International Film Festival (CIFF) to Indo Cine Appreciation Foundation (ICAF) general secretary A. Thangaraj at the Secretariat on Monday.
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Tamil Nadu government extended ₹25 lakh for 9th Chennai International Film Festival in 2011 and ₹50 lakh to the festival from 2012.
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An impressive BJP and a hopelessly divided Congress: Analysing the Karnataka by-poll
by Vicky NanjappaBengaluru, Dec 09: The thumping win by the BJP has ensured that it would continue to rule in Karnataka with a majority. Karnataka, no doubt has a history of electing the party in power during a by-election.
However, the fact here is that the Congress has yet proven that in Karnataka no one defeats the party, but it ends up defeating itself.
OneIndia caught up with leading psephologist, Dr Sandeep Shastri to decode the by-elections in Karnataka.
Dr Shastri says that let us keep in mind the history in Karnataka that a by-poll is always won by the party in power.
He further says that this is an indication of the attitude of the voters. The BJP needed 6 to stay in power and this has played on the minds of the people. The people wanted to give a clear majority and they also wanted stability. For the sake of a stable government, the voter has ensured that the BJP candidates have won.
Dr Shastri also says that the given the closeness of the race, the result had to do a lot with personal support that the 12 BJP MLAs had even though they changed the party. The victories in North Karnataka are a clear indicator of the BJP's traditional support in the region and the popularity of the candidates.
Finally the results also clearly show the failure of the Congress and JD(S) to get their act together. After their government fell they fell apart and they have remained apart. The fact that the JD(S) could not retain their seats show that the party has fallen apart.
The Congress lost 11 of its own seats and it has not recovered from its 2018 electoral defeat. It was their hopeless division that has led to their defeat. The fact is that in Karnataka, no one defeats the Congress, they defeat themselves, says Dr Shastri.


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where (R,ϕ,Z) are the cylindrical coordinates and Raxis is a constant. The Jacobian 𝒥 of (r,𝜃,ϕ) coordinates can be calculated using the deﬁnition, yielding 𝒥 = −Rr (refer to my notes on equilibrium).
In (r,𝜃) coordinates, the toroidal elliptic operator Δ⋆Ψ is given by (refer to my notes on equilibrium):
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I am curious about what the safety factor q looks like for the above ﬂat current density proﬁle. Let us calculate q by using q = dΨt∕dΨp.
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Using maxima to perform the above integral, the above expression is written as
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We consider the conﬁnement of the particles. The method is to determine whether the particles can reach a boundary ﬂux surface by making use of the three constants of the motion. The boundary ﬂux surface is labled by ψa, where ψa is the poloidal ﬂux within that ﬂux surface.


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#include "cocoos.h"
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Macros | |
| #define | task_open() OS_BEGIN |
| #define | task_close() OS_END |
| #define | task_wait(x) OS_WAIT_TICKS(x,0) |
| #define | task_wait_id(id, x) OS_WAIT_TICKS(x,id) |
| #define | task_suspend(id) OS_SUSPEND_TASK( id ) |
| #define | task_resume(id) OS_RESUME_TASK( id ) |
| #define | event_wait(event) OS_WAIT_SINGLE_EVENT(event,0) |
| #define | event_wait_timeout(event, timeout) OS_WAIT_SINGLE_EVENT(event,timeout) |
| #define | event_wait_multiple(waitAll, args...) OS_WAIT_MULTIPLE_EVENTS( waitAll, args) |
| #define | event_signal(event) OS_SIGNAL_EVENT(event) |
| #define | event_ISR_signal(event) OS_INT_SIGNAL_EVENT(event) |
| #define | sem_wait(sem) OS_WAIT_SEM(sem) |
| #define | sem_signal(sem) OS_SIGNAL_SEM(sem) |
| #define | sem_ISR_signal(sem) OS_SIGNAL_SEM_NO_SCHEDULE(sem) |
| #define | msg_post(task, msg) OS_MSG_Q_POST(task, msg, 0, 0, 0) |
| #define | msg_post_async(task, msg) OS_MSG_Q_POST(task, msg, 0, 0, 1) |
| #define | msg_post_in(task, msg, delay) OS_MSG_Q_POST(task, msg, delay, 0, 0) |
| #define | msg_post_every(task, msg, period) OS_MSG_Q_POST(task, msg, period, period, 0) |
| #define | msg_receive(task, pMsg) OS_MSG_Q_RECEIVE( task, pMsg, 0 ) |
| #define | msg_receive_async(task, pMsg) OS_MSG_Q_RECEIVE( task, pMsg, 1 ) |
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| void | os_init (void) |
| void | os_start (void) |
| void | os_tick (void) |
| void | os_sub_tick (uint8_t id) |
| void | os_sub_nTick (uint8_t id, uint16_t nTicks) |
| uint8_t | task_create (taskproctype taskproc, uint8_t prio, Msg_t *msgPool, uint8_t poolSize, uint16_t msgSize) |
| TaskState_t | task_state_get (taskproctype taskproc) |
| uint8_t | task_id_get (taskproctype taskproc) |
| void | task_kill (taskproctype taskproc) |
| Sem_t | sem_bin_create (uint8_t initial) |
| Sem_t | sem_counting_create (uint8_t max, uint8_t initial) |
| Evt_t | event_create (void) |
| uint8_t | event_signaling_taskId_get (Evt_t ev) |
| void | os_cbkSleep (void) |
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| #define event_ISR_signal | ( | event | ) | OS_INT_SIGNAL_EVENT(event) |
| #define event_signal | ( | event | ) | OS_SIGNAL_EVENT(event) |
| #define event_wait | ( | event | ) | OS_WAIT_SINGLE_EVENT(event,0) |
| #define event_wait_multiple | ( | waitAll, | |
| args... | |||
| ) | OS_WAIT_MULTIPLE_EVENTS( waitAll, args) |
Macro for wait for multiple events.
| waitAll | 1 if wait for all, 0 if wait for any event |
| args | list of Evt_t type events |
| #define event_wait_timeout | ( | event, | |
| timeout | |||
| ) | OS_WAIT_SINGLE_EVENT(event,timeout) |
Macro for wait for a single event to be signaled or a timeout to occur.
| event | the event to wait for |
| timeout | maximum wait time in main clock ticks, 16bit value. If timeout = 0, no timeout will be used, and the task will wait forever until the event is signaled. |
| #define msg_post | ( | task, | |
| msg | |||
| ) | OS_MSG_Q_POST(task, msg, 0, 0, 0) |
Posts a message to the message queue of a task.
| task | task procedure of the task that will receive the message |
| msg | the message to post |
| #define msg_post_async | ( | task, | |
| msg | |||
| ) | OS_MSG_Q_POST(task, msg, 0, 0, 1) |
Posts a message to the message queue of a task. If the queue is full, the message is not posted and the task continues execution, i.e. it will not wait for the queue to be non-full.
| task | task procedure of the task that will receive the message |
| msg | the message to post |
| #define msg_post_every | ( | task, | |
| msg, | |||
| period | |||
| ) | OS_MSG_Q_POST(task, msg, period, period, 0) |
Posts a periodic message to the message queue of a task. The message will be delivered to the receiver task each time the timer expires. The period is related to the master clock.
| task | task procedure of the task that will receive the message |
| msg | the message to post |
| period | period time in master clock ticks |
| #define msg_post_in | ( | task, | |
| msg, | |||
| delay | |||
| ) | OS_MSG_Q_POST(task, msg, delay, 0, 0) |
Posts a message to the message queue of a task. The message will be received by the receiver task when the delay has expired. The delay is related to the master clock.
| task | task procedure of the task that will receive the message |
| msg | the message to post |
| delay | post delay time in master clock ticks |
| #define msg_receive | ( | task, | |
| pMsg | |||
| ) | OS_MSG_Q_RECEIVE( task, pMsg, 0 ) |
Receives a message from the queue
| task | task procedure of the current task |
| pMsg | pointer to a message that will receive a message from the queue |
| #define msg_receive_async | ( | task, | |
| pMsg | |||
| ) | OS_MSG_Q_RECEIVE( task, pMsg, 1 ) |
Receives a message from the queue but returns immediately if queue is empty.
| task | task procedure of the current task |
| pMsg | pointer to a message that will receive a message from the queue. If queue is empty, the signal member of the message pointed at by pMsg will be set to NO_MSG_ID. |
| #define sem_ISR_signal | ( | sem | ) | OS_SIGNAL_SEM_NO_SCHEDULE(sem) |
Macro for releasing a semaphore from within an ISR. The semaphore is signalled and waiting tasks will be set to ready state, but scheduling will not be done. Scheduling will be performed when the ISR has finished and the interrupted task calls a scheduling function.
| sem | Semaphore. |
| #define sem_signal | ( | sem | ) | OS_SIGNAL_SEM(sem) |
| #define sem_wait | ( | sem | ) | OS_WAIT_SEM(sem) |
| #define task_close | ( | ) | OS_END |
| #define task_open | ( | ) | OS_BEGIN |
| #define task_resume | ( | id | ) | OS_RESUME_TASK( id ) |
Macro for resuming a task
| id | of the task to resume |
| #define task_suspend | ( | id | ) | OS_SUSPEND_TASK( id ) |
Macro for suspending a task
| id | of the task to suspend |
| #define task_wait | ( | x | ) | OS_WAIT_TICKS(x,0) |
Macro for suspending a task a specified amount of ticks of the master clock. When the wait time has expired, the task is ready to execute again and will continue at the next statement when the task is scheduled to run.
| x | Number of master clock ticks to wait. |
| #define task_wait_id | ( | id, | |
| x | |||
| ) | OS_WAIT_TICKS(x,id) |
Macro for suspending a task a specified amount of ticks of a sub clock. When the wait time has expired, the task is ready to execute again and will continue at the next statement when the task is scheduled to run.
| id | Sub clock id. Valid range 1-255. |
| x | Number of sub clock ticks to wait, 16 bit value. |
| Evt_t event_create | ( | void | ) |
Creates an event.
| uint8_t event_signaling_taskId_get | ( | Evt_t | ev | ) |
Gets the Task Id of the task that signaled the event.
| ev | event |
| void os_cbkSleep | ( | void | ) |
Callback called by the os kernel when all tasks are in waiting state. Here you can put the MCU to low power mode. Remember to keep the clock running so we can wake up from sleep.
| void os_init | ( | void | ) |
| void os_start | ( | void | ) |
| void os_sub_nTick | ( | uint8_t | id, |
| uint16_t | nTicks | ||
| ) |
Tick function driving the sub clocks. Increments the tick count with nTicks.
| id | sub clock id, allowed range 1-255. |
| nTicks | increment size, 16 bit value. |
| void os_sub_tick | ( | uint8_t | id | ) |
| void os_tick | ( | void | ) |
| Sem_t sem_bin_create | ( | uint8_t | initial | ) |
Creates and initializes a new binary semaphore.
| initial | value of the semaphore |
| Sem_t sem_counting_create | ( | uint8_t | max, |
| uint8_t | initial | ||
| ) |
Creates and initializes a new counting semaphore.
| max | value of the semaphore |
| initial | value of the semaphore |
| uint8_t task_create | ( | taskproctype | taskproc, |
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Creates a task scheduled by the os. The task is put in the ready state.
| taskproc | Function pointer to the task procedure. |
| prio | Task priority on a scale 0-255 where 0 is the highest priority. |
| msgPool | Pointer to the message pool, containing messages. Ignored if poolSize is 0. |
| poolSize | Size, in nr of messages, of the message pool. Set to 0 if no message pool needed for the task |
| msgSize | Size of the message type held in the message queue |
| uint8_t task_id_get | ( | taskproctype | taskproc | ) |
Gets the task id of the task associated with the specified task procedure
| taskproc | Function pointer to the task procedure. |
| void task_kill | ( | taskproctype | taskproc | ) |
Puts the task associated with the specified task procedure in the killed state. A killed task, cannot be resumed.
| taskproc | Function pointer to the task procedure. |
| TaskState_t task_state_get | ( | taskproctype | taskproc | ) |
Gets the current state of the task associated with the specified procedure
| taskproc | Function pointer to the task procedure. |


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"""Graph causal models base class.
Author: Diviyan Kalainathan
Date : 7/06/2017
.. MIT License
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.. Copyright (c) 2018 Diviyan Kalainathan
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.. of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal
.. in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights
.. to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell
.. copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is
.. furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
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.. The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all
.. copies or substantial portions of the Software.
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.. AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER
.. LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM,
.. OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE
.. SOFTWARE.
"""
import networkx as nx
[docs]class GraphModel(object):
"""Base class for all graph causal inference models.
Usage for undirected/directed graphs and raw data. All causal discovery
models out of observational data base themselves on this class. Its main
feature is the predict function that executes a function according to the
given arguments.
"""
def __init__(self):
"""Init."""
super(GraphModel, self).__init__()
[docs] def predict(self, df_data, graph=None, **kwargs):
"""Orient a graph using the method defined by the arguments.
Depending on the type of `graph`, this function process to execute
different functions:
1. If ``graph`` is a ``networkx.DiGraph``, then ``self.orient_directed_graph`` is executed.
2. If ``graph`` is a ``networkx.Graph``, then ``self.orient_undirected_graph`` is executed.
3. If ``graph`` is a ``None``, then ``self.create_graph_from_data`` is executed.
Args:
df_data (pandas.DataFrame): DataFrame containing the observational data.
graph (networkx.DiGraph or networkx.Graph or None): Prior knowledge on the causal graph.
.. warning::
Requirement : Name of the nodes in the graph must correspond to the
name of the variables in df_data
"""
if graph is None:
return self.create_graph_from_data(df_data, **kwargs)
elif isinstance(graph, nx.DiGraph):
return self.orient_directed_graph(df_data, graph, **kwargs)
elif isinstance(graph, nx.Graph):
return self.orient_undirected_graph(df_data, graph, **kwargs)
else:
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The central focus of my research study at UL is on exploring the impact of the project on the student experience. The project aims to support university academic staff to develop their digital competences and skills so that students’ learning experiences can in turn be enhanced with technology.
If Staff volunteer to participate
They will receive an email from the principal investigator inviting them to write individual reflections on their engagement with
the DigCompEdu Framework self-assessment tool, both in advance of, and subsequently a second time on completion of, your engagement with the project, and
the professional development workshops, etc. and subsequent value of this staff development through guided reflections.
Impact on Students
This study will also investigate, via Focus Groups, the student experience of digital teaching and learning at UL and the impact the project has on that experience over the lifetime of the project (2019 - 2022). There is potential for longitudinal results for groups who I continue participation with.
Project activities across all universities will hang from the DigCompEdu framework
Competences
22 distinct competences within the 6 defined areas


Stuart Tottle
These days we do not program software module-by-module, we program software feature-by-feature (Mary Poppendieck)
Great things in business are never done by one person. They're done by a team of people (Steve Jobs)
Product Owner
Project Manager
Business Analyst
Tester
4 x Developers
The least productive people are usually the ones who are most in favour of holding meetings (Thomas Sowell)
Backlog refinement
Sprint planning
Stand ups
Workshops - Ad-Hoc
This is no time for ease and comfort. It is time to dare and endure (Winston Churchill)
The goal
Backlog Items/User stories
Pairing/Mobbing - SOLID
Support and Infrastructure
Thank you
2017


LiveCharts has 5 main charts, you will find how and when to use any of these objects in the next examples.
The Cartesian Chart class allows you to plot any series that uses a Cartesian coordinate system, every point is a pair of values (X, Y), then how is LiveCharts able to plot ChartValues<double> if I only passed a value? simple, in simple terms Y will be the value you passed, and X the index of the value in the array, if you want to learn more about how LiveCharts works, you can read this.
The Cartesian chart supports many series, you can combine any of these series in a Cartesian chart:
Here is an example, notice some series use a specialized point, LiveCharts already knows how to plot many types, if you need to define your own, please take a read here, it is pretty easy.
using LiveCharts; using LiveCharts.Defaults; //Contains the already defined types LiveCharts.SeriesCollection series = new LiveCharts.SeriesCollecion { new LineSeries { //The ObservableValue class notifies the chart to update when value changes Values = new ChartValues<LiveCharts.Defaults.ObservableValue> { new LiveCharts.Defaults.ObservableValue(4), new LiveCharts.Defaults.ObservableValue(4), // ... } }, new ColumnSeries { Values = new ChartValues<ObservableValue> { new ObservableValue(4), new ObservableValue(2), // ... } }, new OhlcSeries { Values = new ChartValues<OhlcPoint> { new OhlcPoint(32, 35, 30, 32), new OhlcPoint(33, 38, 31, 37), // .. } } }
Use it to plot pies and doughnuts
It has 2 modes, 180 and 360 degrees, useful to display progress or completion
Use it to display the current value in a range, for example a velocimeter
We also support geo heat maps, they compare the values according to geographic zone


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The Milkmaid
Analyse The Milkmaid by Vermeer
A maidservant pours milk, entirely absorbed in her work. Except for the stream of milk, everything else is still. Vermeer took this simple everyday activity and made it the subject of an impressive painting – the woman stands like a statue in the brightly lit room. Vermeer also had an eye for how light by means of hundreds of colourful dots plays over the surface of objects.
- What do you think of the painting
- What is your subjective experience with it?
- What jumps out at you?
- Describe which features you feel are the focus
- Who do you think the target audience of this painting is?
- Explore the context in which it was created and decide who this painting was made to appeal to.


IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT PATNA Cr.Misc. No.13632 of 2011 BHUNESHWAR YADAV S/O PUNNA YADAV Versus THE STATE OF BIHAR -----------
02 29.04.2011 Heard learned counsels for the petitioner and the State.
Petitioner is apprehending his arrest in a case registered under rules 4, 40 and 52 of the Bihar Minor Mineral Concession Rules, 1972 Sections 21 (A), 37(I) Air Act, 1981 and Sections 31 and 42 of Water Act and Section 379 of the Indian Penal Code.
The accusation against the petitioner is that the petitioner and others operated the brick-kiln without obtaining no objection from the Pollution Department and has caused loss of Rs. 52,000/- to the Pollution Department.
It is submitted by the learned counsel for the petitioner that petitioner never operated the brick-kiln and the accusation does not constitute any criminal offence.
Let the petitioner deposit Rs. 2 25,000/- before the learned court below which will be invested in some Fixed Deposit Scheme which will be subject to final result of the case. On deposit of the aforesaid amount, let the petitioner, above named, in the event of his arrest or surrender before the Court below within a period of 12 weeks from today, be released on bail on furnishing bail bond of Rs. 10,000/- (ten thousand) with two sureties of the like amount each to the satisfaction of the learned Chief Judicial Magistrate, Jehanabad, in connection with Makhdumpur P.S. Case No. 352 of 2010, subject to conditions as laid down under Section 438(2) of the Indian Penal Code.
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The company has reported a loss of Rs 18 crore in Q2FY20 against loss of Rs 4 crore in the same quarter last fiscal.
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Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
30 mins to 1 hour
Serves
Serves 2
A hearty meal for two of boiled bacon chops, garlic roasted broccoli and a strongly flavoured cheese and mustard sauce.
For the roasted broccoli, preheat the oven to 180C/350F/Gas 4.
Remove the stalk from the broccoli and cut it in half lengthways. Peel the hard woody bits from it. Set it to one side.
Rub the grated garlic onto the broccoli head and place it in a deep roasting tray. Sprinkle over with the thyme stalks and top with the butter.
Roast for 35-45 minutes until just cooked. Baste in the butter 3-4 times whilst roasting.
Season with fresh nutmeg and set to one side.
For the three-cheese sauce, melt the butter in a saucepan and then stir in the flour and cook for 1-2 minutes. Take the pan off the heat and gradually stir in the milk until you have a smooth sauce. Return to the heat and, stirring all the time, bring to the boil.
When the sauce is smooth, stir in the cheeses until they are melted. Season with salt and pepper and pass through a sieve. Stir in the mustard and crème fraîche and set to one side.
For the bacon chops, put the butter in a pan with 100ml/3½fl oz of water and bring to the boil. Add the broccoli stalk halves and bacon chops and cook until the stalks are tender and the bacon is cooked through. You may need to add a little more water. Drain and add the chopped parsley.
Heat the oil in a clean pan and gently fry the onion and cooked new potatoes together until golden-brown and hot through. Season with the smoked paprika.
Serve the bacon, broccoli stems, roasted broccoli and potatoes with the sauce.


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A class for modeling and learning HMMs. This class conveniently wraps the module level functions. Class objects hold 6 data members: - num_states number of hidden states in the HMM - num_symbols number of possible symbols in the observation sequence - precision precision of the numpy.array elements (defaults to longdouble) - prior The prior probability of starting in each state (Nx1 array) - transition_matrix The probability of transitioning between each state (NxN matrix) - emission_matrix The probability of each symbol in each state (NxO matrix) You can set the 3 matrix parameters as you wish, but make sure the shape of the arrays matches num_states and num_symbols, as these are used internally Typical usage of this class is to create an HMM with a set number of states and external symbols, train the HMM using addEvidence(...), and then use the sequenceProb(...) method to see how well a specific sequence matches the trained HMM.
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Returns the probability that this HMM generated the given sequence. Uses the forward-backward algorithm. If given an array of sequences, returns a 1D array of probabilities. |
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Class Puzzle
Manages underlying puzzle data.
Inheritance
System.Object
Puzzle
Inherited Members
System.Object.Equals(System.Object)
System.Object.Equals(System.Object, System.Object)
System.Object.GetHashCode()
System.Object.GetType()
System.Object.MemberwiseClone()
System.Object.ReferenceEquals(System.Object, System.Object)
Assembly: SudokuSpice.dll
Syntax
public class Puzzle : IPuzzle, IReadOnlyBoxPuzzle, IReadOnlyPuzzle
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Puzzle(Puzzle)
A copy constructor for an existing Puzzle
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Declaration
public Puzzle(Puzzle existing)
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Puzzle(Int32)
Constructs a new puzzle of the given side length.
Declaration
Parameters
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size |
The side-length for this Sudoku puzzle. Must be a square of a whole number in the range [1, 25].
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Thrown if size is not the square of a whole number, or is outside the range [1, 25].
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Puzzle(Nullable<Int32>[,])
Constructs a new puzzle whose data matches the given array.
Declaration
public Puzzle(int? [, ] puzzleMatrix)
Parameters
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Description |
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puzzleMatrix |
The data for this Sudoku puzzle. Preset squares should be set, and unset squares should
be null. A copy of this data is stored in this Puzzle .
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AllPossibleValues
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public ReadOnlySpan<int> AllPossibleValues { get; }
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BoxSize
The length of one side of a mini box within the puzzle.
Declaration
public int BoxSize { get; }
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Item[Coordinate]
Provides read and write access to a Sudoku puzzle.
Declaration
public int? this[in Coordinate c] { get; set; }
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c |
The location of the square to get/set the value of.
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The value of the square at c
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Item[Int32, Int32]
Provides read and write access to a Sudoku puzzle.
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public int? this[int row, int col] { get; set; }
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NumEmptySquares
The current number of empty/unknown squares in the puzzle.
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public int NumEmptySquares { get; }
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NumSetSquares
The number of set/known squares in the puzzle.
Declaration
public int NumSetSquares { get; }
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NumSquares
The total number of squares in the puzzle.
Declaration
public int NumSquares { get; }
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Size
The length of one side of the puzzle.
Declaration
Property Value
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DeepCopy()
Provides read and write access to a Sudoku puzzle.
Declaration
public IPuzzle DeepCopy()
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GetBoxIndex(Int32, Int32)
Returns the index of the box that the given coordinates are in.
Declaration
public int GetBoxIndex(int row, int col)
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row |
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col |
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GetStartingBoxCoordinate(Int32)
Returns the top-left coordinate for the given box.
Declaration
public Coordinate GetStartingBoxCoordinate(int box)
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box |
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GetUnsetCoords()
Gets a span of coordinates for all the unset squares.
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public ReadOnlySpan<Coordinate> GetUnsetCoords()
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ToString()
Returns the puzzle in a pretty string format, with boxes and rows separated by pipes
and dashes.
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public override string ToString()
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System.Object.ToString()
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YieldUnsetCoordsForBox(Int32)
Yields an enumerable of coordinates for all the unset squares in the given box.
Declaration
public IEnumerable<Coordinate> YieldUnsetCoordsForBox(int box)
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I brush my teeth at eight o'clock.
He brushes his teeth at eight o'clock.
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I wake up at eight o'clock.
He wakes up at eight o'clock.
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I make my bed at eight o'clock.
She makes her bed at eight o'clock.
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I leave home at eight o'clock.
She leaves home at eight o'clock.
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I take the dog for a walk at eight o'clock.
She takes the dog for a walk at eight o'clock.
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I arrive home at eight o'clock.
She arrives home at eight o'clock.
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I watch TV at eight o'clock.
She watches TV at eight o'clock.
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I have a shower at eight o'clock.
She has a shower at eight o'clock.
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I use the internet at eight o'clock.
She uses the internet at eight o'clock.
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I catch the bus at eight o'clock.
She catches the bus at eight o'clock.
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Adverbs of frequenly
- always - sempre
- usually - normalment
- sometimes - algunes vegades
- never - mai
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I always have a shower at eight o'clock.
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I never use the internet in the morning.
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I sometimes take my dog for a walk after shower.
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I usually leave home at half past eight.
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I always catch the bus stop at half past eight.
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Routines
- once - una vegada
- twice - dues vegades
- three times - tres vegades
- every - cada
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How often do you watch TV?
I watch TV every day.

I eat fruit three times a week.
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How often do you catch the bus?
I catch the bus every week.
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How often do you go for a walk?
I go for a walk twice week.
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How often do you read comics?
I read comics three times a month.
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Present simple / Present continuous
It rains every day.
It's raining every day.
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It snows every day.
It's snowing every day.
It windys every day.
It's winding every day.
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It hots every day.
It's hoting every day.
It clouds every day.
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Class CollectionBase<T>
CollectionBase is a base class that can be used to more easily implement the generic ICollection<T> and non-generic ICollection interfaces.
Inheritance
Implements
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Namespace: Wintellect.PowerCollections
Assembly: CADability.dll
Syntax
[Serializable]
public abstract class CollectionBase<T> : ICollection<T>, IEnumerable<T>, ICollection, IEnumerable
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Remarks
To use CollectionBase as a base class, the derived class must override the Count, GetEnumerator, Add, Clear, and Remove methods.
ICollection<T>.Contains need not be implemented by the derived class, but it should be strongly considered, because the CollectionBase implementation may not be very efficient.
Constructors
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Creates a new CollectionBase.
Declaration
protected CollectionBase()
Properties
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Must be overridden to provide the number of items in the collection.
Declaration
public abstract int Count { get; }
Property Value
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| System.Int32 | The number of items in the collection. |
Methods
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Must be overridden to allow adding items to this collection.
Declaration
public virtual void Add(T item)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
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| T | item | Item to be added to the collection. |
Remarks
This method is not abstract, although derived classes should always override it. It is not abstract because some derived classes may wish to reimplement Add with a different return type (typically bool). In C#, this can be accomplished with code like the following:
public class MyCollection<T>: CollectionBase<T>, ICollection<T>
{
public new bool Add(T item) {
/* Add the item */
}
void ICollection<T>.Add(T item) {
Add(item);
}
}

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AsReadOnly()
Provides a read-only view of this collection. The returned ICollection<T> provides a view of the collection that prevents modifications to the collection. Use the method to provide access to the collection without allowing changes. Since the returned object is just a view, changes to the collection will be reflected in the view.
Declaration
public virtual ICollection<T> AsReadOnly()
Returns
| Type | Description |
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| System.Collections.Generic.ICollection<T> | An ICollection<T> that provides read-only access to the collection. |
Clear()
Must be overridden to allow clearing this collection.
Declaration
public abstract void Clear()
Contains(T)
Determines if the collection contains a particular item. This default implementation
iterates all of the items in the collection via GetEnumerator, testing each item
against item
using IComparable<T>.Equals or
Object.Equals.
Declaration
public virtual bool Contains(T item)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
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| T | item | The item to check for in the collection. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
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| System.Boolean | True if the collection contains |
Remarks
You should strongly consider overriding this method to provide a more efficient implementation, or if the default equality comparison is inappropriate.
ConvertAll<TOutput>(Converter<T, TOutput>)
Convert this collection of items by applying a delegate to each item in the collection. The resulting enumeration
contains the result of applying converter
to each item in this collection, in
order.
Declaration
public virtual IEnumerable<TOutput> ConvertAll<TOutput>(Converter<T, TOutput> converter)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
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| System.Converter<T, TOutput> | converter | A delegate to the method to call, passing each item in this collection. |
Returns
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| System.Collections.Generic.IEnumerable<TOutput> | An IEnumerable<TOutput^gt; that enumerates the resulting collection from applying |
Type Parameters
| Name | Description |
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| TOutput | The type each item is being converted to. |
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CopyTo(T[], Int32)
Copies all the items in the collection into an array. Implemented by using the enumerator returned from GetEnumerator to get all the items and copy them to the provided array.
Declaration
public virtual void CopyTo(T[] array, int arrayIndex)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
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| T[] | array | Array to copy to. |
| System.Int32 | arrayIndex | Starting index in |
CountWhere(Predicate<T>)
Counts the number of items in the collection that satisfy the condition
defined by predicate
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Declaration
public virtual int CountWhere(Predicate<T> predicate)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
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| System.Predicate<T> | predicate | A delegate that defines the condition to check for. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
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| System.Int32 | The number of items in the collection that satisfy |
Exists(Predicate<T>)
Determines if the collection contains any item that satisfies the condition
defined by predicate
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Declaration
public virtual bool Exists(Predicate<T> predicate)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
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| System.Predicate<T> | predicate | A delegate that defines the condition to check for. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
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| System.Boolean | True if the collection contains one or more items that satisfy the condition
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FindAll(Predicate<T>)
Enumerates the items in the collection that satisfy the condition defined
by predicate
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Declaration
public virtual IEnumerable<T> FindAll(Predicate<T> predicate)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
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| System.Predicate<T> | predicate | A delegate that defines the condition to check for. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
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| System.Collections.Generic.IEnumerable<T> | An IEnumerable<T> that enumerates the items that satisfy the condition. |
ForEach(Action<T>)
Performs the specified action on each item in this collection.
Declaration
public virtual void ForEach(Action<T> action)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Action<T> | action | An Action delegate which is invoked for each item in this collection. |
GetEnumerator()
Must be overridden to enumerate all the members of the collection.
Declaration
public abstract IEnumerator<T> GetEnumerator()
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Collections.Generic.IEnumerator<T> | A generic IEnumerator<T> that can be used to enumerate all the items in the collection. |
Remove(T)
Must be overridden to allow removing items from this collection.
Declaration
public abstract bool Remove(T item)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| T | item |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Boolean | True if |
RemoveAll(Predicate<T>)
Removes all the items in the collection that satisfy the condition
defined by predicate
.
Declaration
public virtual ICollection<T> RemoveAll(Predicate<T> predicate)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Predicate<T> | predicate | A delegate that defines the condition to check for. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Collections.Generic.ICollection<T> | Returns a collection of the items that were removed, in sorted order. |
ToArray()
Creates an array of the correct size, and copies all the items in the collection into the array, by calling CopyTo.
Declaration
public virtual T[] ToArray()
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| T[] | An array containing all the elements in the collection, in order. |
ToString()
Shows the string representation of the collection. The string representation contains a list of the items in the collection. Contained collections (except string) are expanded recursively.
Declaration
public override string ToString()
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.String | The string representation of the collection. |
Overrides
TrueForAll(Predicate<T>)
Determines if all of the items in the collection satisfy the condition
defined by predicate
.
Declaration
public virtual bool TrueForAll(Predicate<T> predicate)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Predicate<T> | predicate | A delegate that defines the condition to check for. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Boolean | True if all of the items in the collection satisfy the condition
defined by |
Explicit Interface Implementations
| Improve this Doc View SourceICollection<T>.IsReadOnly
Indicates whether the collection is read-only. Always returns false.
Declaration
bool ICollection<T>.IsReadOnly { get; }
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Boolean | Always returns false. |
ICollection.CopyTo(Array, Int32)
Copies all the items in the collection into an array. Implemented by using the enumerator returned from GetEnumerator to get all the items and copy them to the provided array.
Declaration
void ICollection.CopyTo(Array array, int index)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Array | array | Array to copy to. |
| System.Int32 | index | Starting index in |
ICollection.IsSynchronized
Indicates whether the collection is synchronized.
Declaration
bool ICollection.IsSynchronized { get; }
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Boolean | Always returns false, indicating that the collection is not synchronized. |
ICollection.SyncRoot
Indicates the synchronization object for this collection.
Declaration
object ICollection.SyncRoot { get; }
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Object | Always returns this. |
IEnumerable.GetEnumerator()
Provides an IEnumerator that can be used to iterate all the members of the collection. This implementation uses the IEnumerator<T> that was overridden by the derived classes to enumerate the members of the collection.
Declaration
IEnumerator IEnumerable.GetEnumerator()
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Collections.IEnumerator | An IEnumerator that can be used to iterate the collection. |


WITNESS LIST
Natural Resources
April 26, 2011 9:00 AM
FOR:
Burgess, Prof. Scott (Farmers and Ranchers), Rule, TX
AGAINST:
Damon, Dora (Animal Services, Inc.), Van Alstyne, TX
Kelly, Pam (Self), Marlin, TX
Moore, Cliff (Animal Services, Inc.), Van Alstyne, TX
Nordyke, Pat (Texas Federation of Animal Care Society), Austin, TX
Paquette, Nicole (Humane Society of the United States), Austin, TX
ON:
Vaca, Scott (Texas Parks & Wildlife Dept. - Law Enforcement), Austin, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
For:
Adams, Janet (Self), Fort Davis, TX
Butler, Joe (Texas Trophy Hunters Assn.), San Antonio, TX
Favia del Core Borromeo, Marida (Exotic Wildlife Association), Giddings, TX
Franks, Terry (Dallas Safari Club), Austin, TX
Howe, Billy (Texas Farm Bureau), Austin, TX
Weatherby, Cindy (Self), Big Lake, TX
Against:
Callison, Benjamin Paul (Self), Dallas, TX
Coker, Diane (Self), Georgetown, TX
Covey, Julie (Self), Austin, TX
Guha - Castle, Sudeshna Jasmine (Self), Austin, TX
Hardy, Monica (Texas Humane Legislation Network), Austin, TX
Hightower, Susan (Self), Austin, TX
Holloway, Cile (Self), Frisco, TX
O'Neil, Jeanne (Self), Austin, TX
Smith, Stacy (Self), Flower Mound, TX
Trimble, Skip (Self), Dallas, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
For:
Stephens, V.A. (Southern Trinity Groundwater Conservation District), Austin, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
For:
Atkinson, Jerry (Bell Co. WTR. CTRL. & Imp. Dist. # 1), Killeen, TX
Opel, Glenn (Bell County WCD #1), Austin, TX
1
WITNESS LIST
Natural Resources
April 26, 2011 9:00 AM
FOR:
Reynolds, Christa (City of Fort Worth), Fort Worth, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
For:
Gange, Michael (City of Fort Worth), Fort Worth, TX
Mendez, Mark (Tarrant County), Fort Worth, TX
Reed, Cyrus (Self), Austin, TX
Smith, Tom "Smitty" (Public Citizen), Austin, TX
On:
Bujano, Gil (Railroad Commission of TX), Austin, TX
ON:
Harrison, Booker (TCEQ), Austin, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
For:
Elkins, Keith (Freedom of Information Foundation of Texas), Austin, TX
Reed, Cyrus (Lone Star Chapter), Austin, TX
Smith, Tom "Smitty" (Public Citizen), Austin, TX
Whalen, Ken (Texas Daily Newspaper Assoc. / TX Press Assoc.), Austin, TX
Against:
Gibbs, Gary (American Electric Power Company), Austin, TX
Miller, Chris (AECT), Austin, TX
Minick, Stephen (Texas Association of Business), Austin, TX
FOR:
Minick, Stephen (Texas Association of Business), Austin, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
For:
Smith, Tom "Smitty" (Public Citizen), Austin, TX
On:
Decker, Kathleen (TCEQ), Austin, TX
FOR:
Greenslade, Bob (Clear Brook City Municipal Utility District), Austin, TX
FOR COMMITTEE SUBSTITUTE (CSSB 1306) :
Ellis, Gregory (Coastal Bend Groundwater Conservation District), League City, TX
Williams, C.E. (Panhandle Groundwater Cons. District), White Deer, TX
AGAINST COMMITTEE SUBSTITUTE (CSSB 1306) :
Kosab, Steve (San Antonio Water System), San Antonio, TX
2
WITNESS LIST
Natural Resources
April 26, 2011 9:00 AM
FOR:
Conkwright, Jim (High Plains Water District), Lubbock, TX
ON:
Sullivan, Kerry (State Office of Administrative Hearings), Austin, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
For Committee Substitute (CSSB 1306) :
Cook, Robby (Lost Pines Groundwater Conservation District), Austin, TX
Embrey, Ty (Middle Pecos GCD), Austin, TX
Everheart, Harvey (Mesa Underground Water Conservation District), Lamesa, TX
McGuire, Mike (Rolling Plains Groundwater CD), Munday, TX
Runge, Caroline (Menard County UWD; Hickory UWCD #1), Menard, TX
Skaggs, Jason (Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Assoc.), Austin, TX
Stephens, V.A. (Hemphill County Underground Water Conservation District), Austin, TX
For:
Adams, Janet (Jeff Davis County UWCD), Fort Davis, TX
Barnett, Mike (Texas Association of Realtors), Austin, TX
Harston, Ricky (Glasscock Groundwater Conservation District), Garden City, TX
Holland, Zach (Bluebonnet Groundwater Conservation District), Navasota, TX
Howe, Billy (Texas Farm Bureau), Austin, TX
Reed, Cyrus (Lone Star Chapter , Sierra Club), Austin, TX
Russell, Claudia (Barton Springs Edwards Aquifer Conservation District), Austin, TX
Weatherby, Cindy (Santa Rita Underground Water Conservation District), Big Lake, TX
Westbrook, Gary (Post Oak Savannah GCD), Milano, TX
Whalen, Ken (Texas Daily Newspaper Assoc. / TX Press Assoc.), Austin, TX
On:
Parsley, Cathleen (State Office of Administrative Hearings), Austin, TX
3


Experiments are born when a group of scientists proposes their construction. The ATLAS Experiment was born in 1992, on the 1st of October, when a team of physicists from 88 research institutes and universities around the world co-signed and published the so-called "Letter of Intent." In the public document, they proposed the design and the construction of "a General-Purpose pp Experiment at the Large Hadron Collider at CERN".
In 1992...well, I was still in high-school! And, I must admit, I did not consider to study physics, yet. At that time, instead, I had the idea of studying naval engineering after the school, and I bought a lot of yachting and sailing magazines!


Mindset & Setting:
Tired and bored after a really bad week. Friday afternoon just about to leave work and looking forward to trying a small dose of Sceletium insufflated.
Preparations made:
None, the Sceletium was purchased from a local herb shop in powdered form. A small amount (approx 20-50mg no accurate scales to hand) was made into 2 bumps of approx 30mm x 2mm.
Other Medications / Drugs
No other drugs including coffee and tea..
Experience:
+0:00 both lines insufflated using a cut straw
+0:00 Sharp burning sensation in both nostrils and coughed a little
+0:05 Burning has died down
+0:10 slightly off baseline, a bit more lively and less annoyed with things in general.
+0:15 Walking to the train station after work, the sun is shining, walking feels really nice (as everything else does too), feeling very pleased with myself and smiling.  Moving around still feels good and all is well with the world.
+0:55 starting to come down a little walking into a shopping mall, not as content as I have been feeling so decide to chase the happy feeling with two more lines (quite a strong urge)
+1:00 Two new lines prepped and insufflated (same size as before), same burning and small cough
+1:10 Feeling caffeine like stimulation but the euphoric feeling is not returning
+1:15 Minor tingly rush but very mild
+1:20 Still feeling stimulated but slightly disappointed that the initial euphoria has not returned
+2:00 Stimulation has morphed into lazy sleepy feeling, feeling warm and content but not euphoric
+3:00 Doze on the sofa for 20mins
+3:30 Still relaxed, go to bed but don't fall asleep instantly like usual, lay awake for approx 30 mins
+5:?? Very intense dreams / nightmares
Next morning, feeling a little groggy and achy but nothing major
NOTE: Usually I don't remember my dreams but these where so vivid. I dreamt I was being attacked by sharks as I was swimming through surf, I then dreamt I woke up (I was definitely still asleep as I thought I had a bright orange t-shirt on which was actually on the stool next to my bed), I then went into another dream where I was being attacked by a poltergeist who was forcing me into a cupboard using the cupboard door to do the forcing. I then woke up properly, and went back to sleep with no further recalled dreams.
Summary:
A very enjoyable experience although the euphoria seems to reach a plateau and taking more does not increase it, even the nightmares were good as they were particularly vivid. Once the euphoria ceases it does not seem to be reachable again until the effects have completely warn off. An excellent way to finish off a bad week, a mild and friendly drug, just itís not something to take if I want to get off my face. My wife didn't notice anything strange about me during this period and she was not aware I had taken anything. It made me feel like nothing mattered (e.g. my job). Iíve tried a few legal highs, most of which did absolutely nothing for me but Sceletium worked. Other stuff that worked Damiana as a tea (smoking did nothing but the tea made me feel very lazy and sedated), and blue lotus (soaked in alcohol, very nice sedation, carefree, warming).
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


MELD(1) MELD(1) NAME meld - Visual diff and merge tool for the GNOME Desktop SYNOPSIS meld [options] meld [options] FILE1 meld [options] DIR1 meld [options] FILE1 FILE2 [FILE3] meld [options] DIR1 DIR2 [DIR3] DESCRIPTION Meld is a graphical diff viewer and merge application for the Gnome desk‐ top. It supports 2 and 3-file diffs, recursive directory diffs, diffing of directories under version control (Arch, Bazaar, Codeville, CVS, Darcs, Git, Mercurial, Monotone, RCS), as well as the ability to manually and automatically merge file differences. OPTIONS --auto-compare, -a Automatically compare all differing files on startup. --diff FILE1|DIR1 FILE2|DIR2 [FILE3|DIR3] Create a diff tab for the given files or directories. Note that "meld --diff FILE1 FILE2" is functionally equivalent to "meld FILE1 FILE2". However, the --diff argument can be given multiple times for one invocation of meld which allows the user to automat‐ ically initiate multiple diffs when meld starts. See examples below. --help, -h Print application help and usage. --LABEL=<label>, -L <label> Set application window title to <label>. --version Print application version and exit. EXAMPLES meld Run meld without initiating a diff. meld FILE1 Initiate a diff between FILE1 and the version-controlled copy of FILE1. meld DIR1 Initiate a recursive diff between DIR1 and the version-controlled copy of DIR1. meld FILE1 FILE2 Initiate a diff between FILE1 and FILE2. meld FILE1 FILE2 FILE3 Initiate a 3-way diff between FILE1, FILE2, and FILE3. meld DIR1 DIR2 Initiate a recursive diff between directory DIR1 and DIR2. meld DIR1 DIR2 DIR3 Initiate a recursive 3-way diff between directory DIR1, DIR2, and DIR3. meld --diff FILE1 FILE2 --diff FILE3 FILE4 Initiate a diff between FILE1 and FILE2, and a separate diff between FILE3 and FILE4. BUGS If you find a bug, please report it at https://bugzilla.gnome.org/buglist.cgi?product=meld or mail a description of the issue to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>AUTHORS See the AUTHORS text file in meld's source code (http://git.gnome.org/browse/meld/tree/AUTHORS). 26 Sept 2010 MELD(1)


Demo Data Source → Open Humans
Use this demo app to add demo project data to an
Open Humans account.
Learn more by visiting:
{{ oh_proj_page }}
How it works
- Click the button below
This takes you to Open Humans.
- Log in or create an Open Humans account
Data will be added to this account.
- Authorize this app in Open Humans
This authorizes us to add data to your account.
- Return and the app will add data.
Demo data should be added to your Open Humans account.
You'll be able to access & manage data here:
{{ oh_proj_page }}
{% if client_id %}
Start with Open Humans authorization
{% if not client_id %}
This button is disabled because client_id hasn't been configured.
{% endif %}


Client
class Client extends EventEmitter (View source)
The client. What else do you expect this to say?
Properties
| ChannelStorage | $channels | It holds all cached channels, mapped by ID. | ||
| EmojiStorage | $emojis | It holds all emojis, mapped by ID (custom emojis) and/or name (unicode emojis). | ||
| GuildStorage | $guilds | It holds all guilds, mapped by ID. | ||
| int[] | $pings | The last 3 websocket pings (in ms). | ||
| PresenceStorage | $presences | It holds all cached presences (latest ones), mapped by user ID. | ||
| int|null | $readyTimestamp | The UNIX timestamp of the last emitted ready event (or null if none yet). | ||
| string|null | $token | The token. | ||
| ClientUser|null | $user | User that the client is logged in as. The instance gets created when the client turns ready. | ||
| UserStorage | $users | It holds all cached users, mapped by ID. |
Methods
What do you expect this to do? It makes a new Client instance. Available client options are as following (all are optional):
Adds a "client-dependant" periodic timer. The timer gets automatically cancelled on destroy. The callback can only accept one argument, the client.
Adds a "client-dependant" timer. The timer gets automatically cancelled on destroy. The callback can only accept one argument, the client.
Cancels a timer.
Cancels all timers.
Cleanly logs out of Discord.
Obtains the OAuth Application of the bot from Discord.
Obtains an invite from Discord. Resolves with an instance of Invite.
Fetches an User from the API. Resolves with an User.
Obtains the available voice regions from Discord. Resolves with a Collection of Voice Region instances, mapped by their ID.
Fetches a webhook from Discord. Resolves with an instance of Webhook.
Generates a link that can be used to invite the bot to a guild. Resolves with a string.
Get the React Event Loop that is stored in this class.
Get a specific option, or the default value.
Gets the average ping. Or NAN.
Returns the WS status.
Login into Discord. Opens a WebSocket Gateway connection. Resolves once a WebSocket connection has been successfully established (does not mean the client is ready).
Attach a listener to an event. The method is from the parent class - only for documentation purpose here.
Attach a listener to an event, for exactly once. The method is from the parent class - only for documentation purpose here.
Remove specified listener from an event. The method is from the parent class - only for documentation purpose here.
Details
at line 160
__construct(array $options = array(), LoopInterface $loop = null)
What do you expect this to do? It makes a new Client instance. Available client options are as following (all are optional):
array( 'disableClones' => bool|string[], (disables cloning of class instances (for perfomance), affects update events - bool: true - disables all cloning) 'disableEveryone' => bool, (disables the everyone and here mentions and replaces them with plaintext) 'fetchAllMembers' => bool, (fetches all guild members, this should be avoided - necessary members get automatically fetched) 'messageCacheLifetime' => int, (invalidates messages in the store older than the specified duration) 'messageSweepInterval' => int, (interval when the message cache gets invalidated (see messageCacheLifetime), defaults to messageCacheLifetime) 'shardID' => int, (shard ID, 0-indexed, always needs to be smaller than shardCount, important for sharding) 'shardCount' => int, (shard count, important for sharding) 'http.restTimeOffset' => int|float, (specifies how many seconds should be waited after one REST request before the next REST request should be done) 'ws.compression' => bool|string, (disables transport compression of the WebSocket connection, or enables a specific one, defaults to zlib-stream, which is currently the only available compression) 'ws.encoding' => string, (use a specific websocket encoding, JSON or ETF (if suggested package installed), recommended is JSON for now) 'ws.disabledEvents' => string[], (disables specific websocket events (e.g. TYPING_START), only disable websocket events if you know what they do) 'ws.largeThreshold' => int, (50-250, members threshold after which guilds gets counted as large, defaults to 250) 'ws.presence' => array (the presence to send on WS connect, see https://discordapp.com/developers/docs/topics/gateway#gateway-status-update) )
at line 474
Timer
addPeriodicTimer(float|int $interval, callable $callback)
Adds a "client-dependant" periodic timer. The timer gets automatically cancelled on destroy. The callback can only accept one argument, the client.
at line 458
Timer
addTimer(float|int $timeout, callable $callback)
Adds a "client-dependant" timer. The timer gets automatically cancelled on destroy. The callback can only accept one argument, the client.
at line 488
bool
cancelTimer(Timer $timer)
Cancels a timer.
at line 502
cancelTimers()
Cancels all timers.
at line 329
Promise
destroy(bool $destroyUtils = true)
Cleanly logs out of Discord.
at line 349
Promise
fetchApplication()
Obtains the OAuth Application of the bot from Discord.
at line 364
Promise
fetchInvite(string $invite)
Obtains an invite from Discord. Resolves with an instance of Invite.
at line 384
Promise
fetchUser(string $userid)
Fetches an User from the API. Resolves with an User.
at line 402
Promise
fetchVoiceRegions()
Obtains the available voice regions from Discord. Resolves with a Collection of Voice Region instances, mapped by their ID.
at line 424
Promise
fetchWebhook(string $id, string $token = null)
Fetches a webhook from Discord. Resolves with an instance of Webhook.
at line 441
Promise
generateOAuthInvite(string|int ...$permissions)
Generates a link that can be used to invite the bot to a guild. Resolves with a string.
at line 223
LoopInterface
getLoop()
Get the React Event Loop that is stored in this class.
at line 233
mixed
getOption(string $name, mixed $default = null)
Get a specific option, or the default value.
at line 245
int|double
getPing()
Gets the average ping. Or NAN.
at line 258
int
getWSstatus()
Returns the WS status.
at line 269
Promise
login(string $token, bool $force = false)
Login into Discord. Opens a WebSocket Gateway connection. Resolves once a WebSocket connection has been successfully established (does not mean the client is ready).
at line 26
on(string $event, callable $listener)
Attach a listener to an event. The method is from the parent class - only for documentation purpose here.
at line 26
once(string $event, callable $listener)
Attach a listener to an event, for exactly once. The method is from the parent class - only for documentation purpose here.
at line 26
removeListener(string $event, callable $listener)
Remove specified listener from an event. The method is from the parent class - only for documentation purpose here.


Next: SLA_EARTH - Approx Earth Pos/Vel
Up: SUBPROGRAM SPECIFICATIONS
Previous: SLA_DVXV - Vector Product
SLA_E2H - to Az,El
- ACTION:
- Equatorial to horizon coordinates
(single precision).
- CALL:
- CALL sla_DE2H (HA, DEC, PHI, AZ, EL)
- GIVEN:
-
| HA |
R |
hour angle (radians) |
| DEC |
R |
declination (radians) |
| PHI |
R |
latitude (radians) |
- RETURNED:
-
| AZ |
R |
azimuth (radians) |
| EL |
R |
elevation (radians) |
- NOTES:
- 1.
- Azimuth is returned in the range ; north is zero,
and east is . Elevation is returned in the range
.
- 2.
- The latitude must be geodetic. In critical applications,
corrections for polar motion should be applied.
- 3.
- In some applications it will be important to specify the
correct type of hour angle and declination in order to
produce the required type of azimuth and elevation. In
particular, it may be important to distinguish between
elevation as affected by refraction, which would
require the observed , and the elevation
in vacuo, which would require the topocentric
. If the effects of diurnal aberration can be neglected, the
apparent may be used instead of the topocentric
.
- 4.
- No range checking of arguments is carried out.
- 5.
- In applications which involve many such calculations, rather
than calling the present routine it will be more efficient to
use inline code, having previously computed fixed terms such
as sine and cosine of latitude, and (for tracking a star)
sine and cosine of declination.
Next: SLA_EARTH - Approx Earth Pos/Vel
Up: SUBPROGRAM SPECIFICATIONS
Previous: SLA_DVXV - Vector Product
SLALIB --- Positional Astronomy Library
Starlink User Note 67
P. T. Wallace
12 October 1999
E-mail:ptw@star.rl.ac.uk


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The Massachusetts Open Cloud (MOC) is a new public cloud, designed and implemented in Massachusetts as the first “Open Cloud eXchange” (OCX) — a novel, transformative marketplace model for public cloud offerings.
The OCX marketplace model provides an open and customizable approach to the design and operation of cloud computing that stands in sharp contrast to the closed and prescribed solutions offered by today’s single-provider clouds.
In the MOC, multiple entities engage on a level playing field to provide computing resources and services as well as to add value to offerings by other entities in support of a wide range of data-driven applications.
The MOC is based on the concept of an Open Cloud eXchange (OCX). In an OCX, multiple vendors, multiple solution providers, and multiple resellers and aggregators of services can all set up shop in the MOC.
Because of this diversity, unlike a closed cloud, customers would not be locked in — they can choose, compare, and switch between different offerings. The MOC, as an open cloud, stands in sharp contrast to the monopoly of closed clouds where choices are limited and competition is almost non-existent. You can use one platform to manage the hardware(datacenter) provided by CISCO or lenovo.
In the MOC setting, the owner of a data asset (say the city of Boston) could store its data on storage devices provided by a hardware vendor (say EMC), allowing an entrepreneur (say a student), with a novel idea that leverages this data, to develop an app that can be sold in the App Store. Of course, the entrepreneur will have to pay Dell for using their computers, and will have to pay the city of Boston for the right to access their data; the city of Boston will have to pay EMC for using their storage; and both EMC and Dell will have to pay the data center (say MGHPCC) for the space and power that their devices use. This marketplace where multiple stakeholders can contribute different assets and where these assets are bought and sold is what is unique about the MOC and what stands in sharp contrast to today’s closed clouds stood up by a single provider.
Current cloud offerings expose a constrained set of resources, e.g., a few differently sized virtual machines via AWS. The MOC”s OCX-based architecture exposes resources from the raw hardware up through application-layer services, providing a richer environment for developers and solution providers. For example, the MOC will provide and expose the capabilities of more diverse hardware, e.g., GPU clusters, HPC machines, gateways to other facilities. Also, it will enable significantly greater control of its services than what is typically possible with commercial providers. For example, the MOC will allow the deployment of experimental or special-purpose hypervisors; it will allow the development and use of different aggregation and pricing mechanisms; and it will allow the development of new services, such as checkpointing and highly-elastic provisioning of services.
Boston University , Hardvard University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, University of Massachusetts, Northeastern University, Intel, Redhat, lenovo, FUJITSU, Mellanox Technology, Cisco, Two Sigma, Juniper Networks, SGI, Brocade, MathWorks, DataDirect Networks, EnterpriseDB, riverbed, Plexxi


| Commands | Definitions |
| git status | gives current state of git tracked file, as well as anything that is currently untracked. |
| git add | stages files to be committed. ("git add ." - add everything currently tracked) |
| git commit | saves the changes to all of the added files. "git commit -m "" " is used to give a short message for the committed files. "git commit -v "" " is used to give a verbose message and a sublime document will open. |
| git push | pushes directory to your github. Based on the remotes that have been set up. |
| git remote -v | checks the status of your remotes. |
| git fetch | grabs any changes from the remote directory, based on the remotes that have been set up. example: "git fetch upstream/master" |
| git merge | combines what has been fetched with what already exists in your local directory. example: "git merge upstream/master" |
| git add -u | updates the index - removes as well as modifies index entries to match the working tree. Nifty if you want to delete files. |


West Waterford Golf Club goes up for sale
West Waterford Golf Club, the home club of PGA Tour player Seamus Power and Walker Cup winner Gary Hurley, is up for sale with members hoping a buyer can be found who will maintain their parkland course and the club as a thriving amenity.
West Waterford, near Dungarvan, was developed by Pat and Nora Spratt in 1991 and has been in family hands ever since, with current touring professionals Power and Hurley among the hundreds of junior members who learned their golf on the Eddie Hackett-designed 6,802-yard championship parkland course in the picturesque Brickey Valley.
On the market with an asking price of €1.5m, managing director Austin Spratt is, after 28 years in the business, understood to be keen to retain the course and club in its current guise with a membership of more than 260.
Members have attended two information nights regarding the sale in recent weeks while the club’s committees and incoming captains for 2020 have been formalised.
“The new owners of West Waterford Golf Club will take over a thriving business; a highly attractive and sought-after amenity, and a business in the most picturesque surroundings imaginable,” a club press release said.
“It is fully supported by the present membership and administration, who wish to see this household name in golf circles continue to give joy and satisfaction to its members.
“Presidents, Officers and Committees look forward to working with the new owners of West Waterford Golf Club.”
With a membership buyout thought to be unviable, the ideal scenario for members would be for an investor to purchase the club and lease it back to the members.
“There is an enormous amount of goodwill in the Dungarvan area for the club to survive and flourish,” a West Waterford member said. “We are just hoping there is someone out there with the capital to make it happen.”


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Based on what you've told us:
You get free prescriptions
Because you live in Scotland, NHS prescriptions are free as long as you have:
- a GP in Scotland, and
- the prescription is dispensed by a pharmacist in Scotland.
If you have a GP in England
If you live in Scotland but your GP practice is in England, you are still able to get free prescriptions.
You will need to show the pharmacist a valid Entitlement Card along with your prescription.
How to apply for an Entitlement Card
- Get an application form from your GP practice, or
- contact your local Practitioner Services office


Arguments are as for deprecated(), above.
if removal_version is None:
raise MissingRemovalVersionError("A removal_version must be specified for this deprecation.")
check_deprecated_semver(removal_version)
warning_message = ("\nModule is deprecated and will be removed in version "
"{removal_version}").format(removal_version=removal_version)
Arguments are as for deprecated(), above.
warn_or_error(removal_version, "module", hint_message)


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After getting busted with mary jane I was sent to a psychiatrist who specialized in addiction. He put me on gabapentin. I was hesitant, as he said it was non-addictive (BS). I generally assume if they say it's non-addictive then it really doesn't do anything. I was wrong this time though. Within two hours of taking my first dose of 600mg I was feeling more outspoken, friendly, and willing to accomplish tasks.
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I've also taken my full days dose of 1800mg at once for recreational use. It makes me feel euphoric like ecstasy but without the tension and racing thoughts or shaking. I feel very open with people which never happens and have a general loving attitude.
The only negative effects seem to involve simple cognitive functions like spelling and remembering names of some people or places. I feel so good for once in my life though that I don't mind.
There is also I believe some addiction potential. I think about taking it all the time and it's the first thing I do in the morning. However, if I miss a day or forget a dose there really are not any negative reactions other than I seem to be lazy.
Gabapentin has changed my life and I hope that others with anxiety and other emotional troubles get help with it as well. It really is a miracle drug.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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“The section 4 c), Art. 12, establishes with respect to part-time workers: “For these purposes, the part-time workers' day will be recorded day by day and will be totaled monthly, delivering a copy to the worker, together with the receipt of salaries and of the summary of all the hours made in each month, both ordinary and complementary ”.”
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Instabug web SDK 1.2.1-beta
Overview
Instabug web sdk is a javascript library provides an easy way to report bugs from your website or webapp.
To use the sdk you need to have application_token
, you can get it from your Instabug Dashboard
Installation
Requirements
Instabug Web SDK requires no special requirements, and has no dependecies on other liberaries or frameworks, and has been tested in all modern browsers with LocalStorage
capability
Manual Installation
You can include instabug web sdk to your website just copy the below lines into the end of your page <body>
tag
<script src='https://s3.amazonaws.com/instabug-pro/sdk_releases/instabugsdk-1.2.1.min.js'></script>
bower
installation (recommended)
You can install the SDK using
bower install instabug-sdk --save
npm
installation
You can install the SDK using
npm install instabug-sdk --save
Initialize the SDK
After including the sdk js file, you can start it by invoke the .init()
method and pass the application token as parameter
<script>
ibgSdk.init({
token: <INSTABUG_APP_TOKEN>
});
</script>
API Refrence
.init(options)
the init function is used to used to initialize the SDK and render the report bug button.
Parameters
options: Object
required - pass the application token
.disable()
used to hide the report bug button
.enable()
used to show the report bug button
.invoke()
show the report bug view without clicking on the report bug
button,
You can use this function to start the reporting bug process programmatically from your own script,
By run ibgSdk.invoke()
after initialize the sdk
.dismiss()
cancel annotations and close all instabug sdk windows


Public Member Functions | |
| (id) | - initWithData:startOffset:maxLength:timeout:readLength:terminator:tag: |
| (void) | - ensureCapacityForAdditionalDataOfLength: |
| (NSUInteger) | - optimalReadLengthWithDefault:shouldPreBuffer: |
| (NSUInteger) | - readLengthForNonTermWithHint: |
| (NSUInteger) | - readLengthForTermWithHint:shouldPreBuffer: |
| (NSUInteger) | - readLengthForTermWithPreBuffer:found: |
| (NSInteger) | - searchForTermAfterPreBuffering: |
The GCDAsyncReadPacket encompasses the instructions for any given read. The content of a read packet allows the code to determine if we're:
| - (void) ensureCapacityForAdditionalDataOfLength: | (NSUInteger) | bytesToRead |
Increases the length of the buffer (if needed) to ensure a read of the given size will fit.
| - (NSUInteger) optimalReadLengthWithDefault: | (NSUInteger) | defaultValue | |
| shouldPreBuffer: | (BOOL *) | shouldPreBufferPtr | |
This method is used when we do NOT know how much data is available to be read from the socket. This method returns the default value unless it exceeds the specified readLength or maxLength.
Furthermore, the shouldPreBuffer decision is based upon the packet type, and whether the returned value would fit in the current buffer without requiring a resize of the buffer.
| - (NSUInteger) readLengthForNonTermWithHint: | (NSUInteger) | bytesAvailable |
For read packets without a set terminator, returns the amount of data that can be read without exceeding the readLength or maxLength.
The given parameter indicates the number of bytes estimated to be available on the socket, which is taken into consideration during the calculation.
The given hint MUST be greater than zero.
| - (NSUInteger) readLengthForTermWithHint: | (NSUInteger) | bytesAvailable | |
| shouldPreBuffer: | (BOOL *) | shouldPreBufferPtr | |
For read packets with a set terminator, returns the amount of data that can be read without exceeding the maxLength.
The given parameter indicates the number of bytes estimated to be available on the socket, which is taken into consideration during the calculation.
To optimize memory allocations, mem copies, and mem moves the shouldPreBuffer boolean value will indicate if the data should be read into a prebuffer first, or if the data can be read directly into the read packet's buffer.
| - (NSUInteger) readLengthForTermWithPreBuffer: | (GCDAsyncSocketPreBuffer *) | preBuffer | |
| found: | (BOOL *) | foundPtr | |
For read packets with a set terminator, returns the amount of data that can be read from the given preBuffer, without going over a terminator or the maxLength.
It is assumed the terminator has not already been read.
| - (NSInteger) searchForTermAfterPreBuffering: | (ssize_t) | numBytes |
For read packets with a set terminator, scans the packet buffer for the term. It is assumed the terminator had not been fully read prior to the new bytes.
If the term is found, the number of excess bytes after the term are returned. If the term is not found, this method will return -1.
Note: A return value of zero means the term was found at the very end.
Prerequisites: The given number of bytes have been added to the end of our buffer. Our bytesDone variable has NOT been changed due to the prebuffered bytes.