A crystal collecting game where you match your crystals to a randomly generated number. Crystals are assigned a randomly generated value. Crystals to the values to win or go over to lose.
A collection of my favorite buttons that are randomly generating gifs. Welcome to my button factory where you can make your own randomly generated gifs too!
Are you able to guess a randomly generated letter of the alphabet? You will have 30 tries to get the correct answer before the time runs out. Let's see how well you read minds.
Test your knowledge about the Evergreen state! Learn about what makes Washington a wonderful place to live. Explore and learn about the pacific northwest.


Big weekend for Kildare's Donovan as stunning win in Glasgow brings European title shot closer
The Irish champion went 11-0 last night after coaching Tyrone teen sensation Jude Gallagher to a national title on Friday.
by Emma DuffyKILDARE FEATHERWEIGHT ERIC Donovan went 11-0 in the professional ranks last night with a stunning performance as he saw off Jose Aguilar in Glasgow.
‘Lilywhite Lightning’ came out on top against the Nicaraguan (16-70-5), making it a weekend double having coached Tyrone teen star Jude Gallagher to victory in Friday’s flyweight national title decider.
Donovan had a big name in his own corner at the city’s Crown Plaza Hotel last night — Irish Olympic silver medalist Kenneth Egan, who was left stranded in Dublin Airport after an Aer Lingus mix-up but made it to the Scottish capital in time — as he moved onward.
Last night came as 34-year-old Donovan’s latest professional bout on the road to a prized European title shot.
“I feel I need somebody to get me a break,” as the Irish champion told The42 ahead of the fight. “I feel like I’m ready. I’m in the best shape now physically, spiritually, emotionally and mentally. I’d hate to think that it won’t work out. That would be awful.
“All I want is a shot.”
Next up for the Athy man is Spain’s Christian Montilla on 1 February in Belfast.


Samut was a renowned initiate, a master of the double khopesh, and adept at channeling her speed and strength into her attacks. She was a leader among her crop, and was highly dependable during battle. Fellow crop members reported that it seemed she was always everywhere at once; she had everyone's back, and never let a fellow fall. Her speed seemed inhuman, as did her ability to strike down opponents to protect her crop. She and her close friend Djeru were unstoppable among the initiates.
But Samut had a secret. As a child, she ventured outside of the magical barrier that protected her city, and discovered evidence of a not-so-distant past. She found hieroglyphs of long-forgotten dances and rituals on the walls of ancient buildings, and determined that something had altered her world to its core. Samut studied the dances and learned as much as she could about Amonkhet's past, and vowed to reveal the truth about what had happened to Amonkhet. She grew up to be a persistent and determined adult, but was uncertain how she alone could make the change she needs. For that reason, she prevented the death of her friend Djeru and resolved to convince him to help her rally their people and their beloved gods against the God-Pharaoh.


Challenges
Overall, I thought this project was challenging but specifically the grid setup and skeleton was the hardest part for me. The photos on page one were not aligning the way I wanted them to and I grew very frustarated. I also had trouble with the appearance of my navigation bar and setting it up. I managed to get it working to some extent but I am not sure if it is a fixed navigation bar or not.
Perks
My favorite part of this porject was the CodePen animation tutorial on the second page. I though this was fun and interesting to play around wtih and try and change the colors and such. I also liked the design aspect of this project. I enjoy picking out different colors and fonts and seeing what goes together. I really liked and found the code pen animation very interesting and fun to do. I used multiple different resources in this project including the skeleton website which was not as helpful as I thought it would be. The resource that I used most frequently was just plain old google as well as the w3schools website which has very helpful information on CSS and HTML.
Resources
The resources that I used for this project I found of off Google and the class website. The skeleton website itself had some information but I did not find it to be very helpful. I thought they could have added a few more examples or tutorials to make it easier to use. A website that I consistently find helpful is w3schools.com. They have a wealth of information on both HTML and CSS that usually helps to answer my questions.
Changes
I really wanted to use a patterned background for me website but in the end I decided that it was too busy and made the words too difficult to read. I will defintely keep that in mind for future projects. I would defintely improve my navigation bar because I think it is a tad on the boring side. I would definitely improve my photo page as a whole. I was not happy with how it turned out but I was just having too many problems with that page. I also would changed the size of my headers on each page becuase I feel that they are somewhat small but I was having some difficulty with that.


What is a switch?
The switch is a statement that evaluates the accuracy or similarity of the value of a certain input. But isn’t that the same thing that the if statement does? Let’s see this statement starting with bash scripting language.
case EXPRESSION in
PATTERN_1)
STATEMENTS
;;
PATTERN_2)
STATEMENTS
;;
PATTERN_N)
STATEMENTS
;;
*)
STATEMENTS
;;
esac
EXPRESSION is an expression (command) or a variable. PATTERN_N, is a value that is expected from EXPRESSION. * is default value.
So given an EXPRESSION, I evaluate the PATTERN cases and if they don’t fit into the latter, the default * comes into play. Simple. Let’s see her at work.
Switch, work!
Which fruit do you want?
echo -n "Enter the name of a fruit "
read FRUIT
echo -n "The $FRUIT is "
case $FRUIT in
apple)
echo -n "apple"
;;
banana)
echo -n "banana"
;;
blueberries | raspberries | "blue currant" | currant)
echo -n "berries"
;;
*)
echo -n "unknown"
;;
esac
In bash everything is very simple and clear. Let’s see what happens in other languages.
Switch in other languages
In other languages such as Java and .NET C#, the switch case is a bit more complicated. However, compared to the simplicity of the bash case, the purpose is clear. An example in Java.
public class FruitSelector
{
public static void main(String[] args)
{
String fruit = "banana";
switch(fruit)
{
case "apple":
System.out.println("The fruit is apple");
break;
case "banana":
System.out.println("The fruit is banana");
break;
case "blueberries":
case "raspberries":
case "blue currant":
case "currant":
System.out.println("The fruit is berries");
break;
default:
System.out.println("The fruit is unknown");
}
}
}
And one in C#.
using System;
public class FruitSelector
{
public static void Main()
{
string fruit = "banana";
switch (caseSwitch)
{
case "apple":
Console.WriteLine("The fruit is apple");
break;
case "banana":
Console.WriteLine("The fruit is banana");
break;
case "blueberries":
case "raspberries":
case "blue currant":
case "currant":
Console.WriteLine("The fruit is berries");
break;
default:
Console.WriteLine("The fruit is unknown");
break;
}
}
}
They are very similar. We built a fruit selector, like the one in bash.
But in python?
Python does not have any switch statements. A PEP 3103 has been evaluated and created, but the conclusion is:
In the mean time, Python is fine without a switch statement, and perhaps those who claim it would be a mistake to add one are right.
As I was reflecting above, the switch case is very similar to the if statement. An early form of switch in python could be given by if/elif/else statements.
fruit = "banana"
if fruit == "apple":
print("The fruit is apple")
elif fruit == "banana":
print("The fruit is banana")
elif fruit in ("blueberries", "raspberries", "blue currant", "currant"):
print("The fruit is berries")
else:
print("The fruit is unknown")
This is simple to both read and understand. But it’s still not a switch statement. The switch evaluates the accuracy but also the similarity of a word. There is an object in python which acts as a selector. Not for nothing have the two classes written in Java and C# above called “Selector”.
A selector evaluates an EXPRESSION, takes its value and checks the accuracy of the PATTERN, otherwise, it returns a default value (*). The dictionary object is a kind of selector:
A mapping object maps hashable values to arbitrary objects. Mappings are mutable objects. There is currently only one standard mapping type, the dictionary.
Being based on hash indexes, it is much faster in retrieving values. Let’s try to create our selector.
myfruit = "banana"
fruits = {
"apple": "The fruit is apple",
"banana": "The fruit is banana",
"blueberries": "The fruit is berries",
"raspberries": "The fruit is berries",
"blue currant": "The fruit is berries",
"currant": "The fruit is berries"
}
print(fruits.get(myfruit, "The fruit is unknown"))
In this way, we made our switch selector, beautiful and “pythonic”. But still, the exactness but also the similarity of a word is not evaluated.
Can it be improved?
Yes, of course! Let’s now create a function that will act as a selector, as we’ve seen done in Java and C#. There is a python builtin that applies filters. The function is called filter. Apply a function to an iterable. Functions such as terables are python objects and can be assigned as arguments to other functions. Also, our fruit selector (dictionary) is an iterable. We just need a function that evaluates the similarity of the keys.
def FruitSelector(fruit):
fruits = {
"apple": "The fruit is apple",
"banana": "The fruit is banana",
"blueberries": "The fruit is berries",
"raspberries": "The fruit is berries",
"blue currant": "The fruit is berries",
"currant": "The fruit is berries",
"default": "The fruit is unknown"
}
return dict(filter(lambda key: fruit in key[0], fruits.items()))
FruitSelector('banana')
FruitSelector('anana')
In python, methods of classes and functions are objects of type Callable. Being objects, information can be stored in them. We will transform our selector into a switch, with an added value: the cache of the last selected fruit. In python everything is an object and therefore can be treated as such. If we wanted to abstract our selector even more to make it become a switch in effect, that’s it:
def switch(match, dictionary, default="no match"):
for key in dictionary.keys():
if match in key:
switch.last_match = key
return dictionary.get(key)
return default
fruits = {
"apple": "The fruit is apple",
"banana": "The fruit is banana",
"blueberries": "The fruit is berries",
"raspberries": "The fruit is berries",
"blue currant": "The fruit is berries",
"currant": "The fruit is berries"
}
switch('banana', fruits)
switch('anana', fruits)
switch(switch.last_match, fruits, default="The fruit is unknown")
A callable switch
Also, since functions in python are objects, it is possible to replace string values of the dictionary with functions and return them if the keys match, in this way, can be called. A very simple example. In effect, that’s it:
def switch(match, dictionary, default="no match"):
for key in dictionary.keys():
if match in key:
switch.last_match = key
return dictionary.get(key)
return default
calc = {
"plus": lambda x, y: x + y,
"minus": lambda x, y: x - y
}
plus = switch('plus', calc, default="unintended function")
minus = switch('minus', calc, default="unintended function")
plus(6, 4)
minus(6, 4)
Conclusion
In fact, python doesn’t need a switch statement. Do other programming languages really need it? I believe that in simple languages like bash, there is a real need for this construct. In Java you could do the same thing I did in python via a map object and same thing in C#. Finally, I agree with the conclusions of PEP 3103: “In the mean time, Python is fine without a switch statement, and perhaps those who claim it would be a mistake to add one are right."


Laravel includes many features that addresses the stigma around "messy" PHP code. We will learn how to use routes and design a clean and efficient form for the uesr to submit information.
Laravel makes it extremely easy for developers to create forms. After you have installed Laravel with the necessary dependancies, go ahead and create a 'contact.blade.php' file in /resources/views.
One reason why Laravel is so popular is because it handles routing with ease. Go ahead and create controllers for your form in /routes/web.php. The first parameter is the URL used to acccess the page, and the second is the controller it will use. (Eg. /contact, uses => "Controller"). A third field can also be used to specify an alias for the controller, as shown below as 'contact.store' for better readability.
Go back to your contact.blade.php file. This is where the front end is done. Create your HTML boilerplate as usual, and then include the Bulma CDN link for CSS styling.
From here, you are now free to create your own HTML form as usual. The only difference is that you will wrap each form element with div tags, and include the respective Bulma class for that element. (eg. 'div class="field", div class="radio"', etc).
Making use of Laravel's MVC (Model View Controller) infrastructure, we can view what variables were submitted by surrounding your form elements with a routing action element as seen below. Here, the alias is used for better legibility. The csrf_field() method allows for you to see whether or not your variables have actually been saved.
Another advantage of Laravel is that it uses Composer, a dependancy manager for PHP.
It also supports Artisan commands, making this process painfully easy and seamless.
Open your command line (or Git Bash on Windows) within your project folder
and run the following command:
$ php artisan make:controller ContactMessageController
You will now notice that there is a ContactMessageController in /http/Controllers.
This is where your controllers are stored.
*Note that this step can also be done with a text editor such as VSCode if
configured properly.
We will now create the two main controllers for the routes we defined previously. The return view() method returns your main page (or view), and the dd() method dumps your submitted variables, and then dies (hence the name 'dd'). Insert the following code in your new ContactMessageController file.
By now, you should have noticed that all three attributes of the MVC Model have been satisfied. Go ahead and access your page via localhost/contact in your web browser.
Try filling in the fields of your form and clicking on your submit button. If done correctly, you should be able to see your variables mapped correctly. You can use these variables in any which way you like. Congratuations on creating your first webpage with Laravel!


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1 THE NATIONAL GREEN TRIBUNAL SOUTHERN ZONE, CHENNAI Thursday, the 31st day of January, 2013 Appeal No. 45 of 2012 Quorum: 1. Hon'ble Justice Shri M. Chockalingam, (Judicial Member) 2. Hon'ble Prof. R. Nagendran, (Expert Member) BETWEEN Sri T.Anand, S/o Late Thimme Gowda, Proprietor, M/s. Maltose Agri Products, Kestur Gate, Doddabelavangala Hobli, Doddaballapura Taluk, Bangalore Rural District. .. Appellant AND 1. The Chairman, Karnataka State Pollution Control Board, Parisara Bhavan, No.49, Church Road, Bangalore-560 001. 2. The Member Secretary, Karnataka State Pollution Control Board, Parisara Bhavan, No.49, Church Road, Bangalore-560 001. 3. The Environmental Officer, Karnataka State Pollution Control Board, Regional Office Bangalore North-1, 1st Floor, Nisarga Bhavan, 7th 'D"Main Thimmaiah Road, Sanegoravanahalli, Shivaji Nagar, Banglore. .. Respondents By Advocates: None for the appellant M/S. T.K.Bhaskar, Srinath Sridevan, and K.Harishankar for the Respondents 2 ORDER:
This appeal was filed by the appellant praying to call for the records concerning the application for consent and to set aside the closure direction issued in the proceedings No. PCB/BNA/12/393 dated 02.06.2012 of the 3rd respondent, to direct the respondent authorities to inspect the poultry feed mixing unit of the appellant , collect samples, analyse the samples and to submit a report and to direct the respondent authorities to consider the consent application filed by the appellant and grant consent to the appellant as the appellant is having the benefit of deemed consent under Section 21(4) of the Air (Prevention, Control of Pollution) Act 1981 and Section 25(&) of the Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution)Act, 1974.
The appeal is posted for dismissal in view of the non- representation of the appellant or his counsel in the last two hearings. Even this day when the appeal is called, the appellant is absent and there is no representation for the appellant. Under the circumstances, the Tribunal has no other option but to dismiss the appeal for non-prosecution. No order as to costs.
(Prof. R.Nagendran) (Justice M.Chockalingam) Expert Member Judicial Member Deputy Registrar


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boost::interprocess::named_recursive_mutex
// In header: <boost/interprocess/sync/named_recursive_mutex.hpp> class named_recursive_mutex { public: // construct/copy/destruct named_recursive_mutex(create_only_t, const char *); named_recursive_mutex(open_or_create_t, const char *); named_recursive_mutex(open_only_t, const char *); ~named_recursive_mutex(); // public member functions void unlock() ; void lock() ; bool try_lock() ; bool timed_lock(const boost::posix_time::ptime &) ; // public static functions static bool remove(const char *) ; };
A recursive mutex with a global name, so it can be found from different processes. This mutex can't be placed in shared memory, and each process should have it's own named_recursive_mutex.
named_recursive_mutex
public
construct/copy/destructnamed_recursive_mutex(create_only_t create_only, const char * name);
Creates a global recursive_mutex with a name. If the recursive_mutex can't be created throws interprocess_exception
named_recursive_mutex(open_or_create_t open_or_create, const char * name);
Opens or creates a global recursive_mutex with a name. If the recursive_mutex is created, this call is equivalent to named_recursive_mutex(create_only_t, ... ) If the recursive_mutex is already created, this call is equivalent named_recursive_mutex(open_only_t, ... ) Does not throw
named_recursive_mutex(open_only_t open_only, const char * name);
Opens a global recursive_mutex with a name if that recursive_mutex is previously created. If it is not previously created this function throws interprocess_exception.
~named_recursive_mutex();
Destroys *this and indicates that the calling process is finished using the resource. The destructor function will deallocate any system resources allocated by the system for use by this process for this resource. The resource can still be opened again calling the open constructor overload. To erase the resource from the system use remove().
named_recursive_mutex
public member functionsvoid unlock() ;
Unlocks a previously locked named_recursive_mutex.
void lock() ;
Locks named_recursive_mutex, sleeps when named_recursive_mutex is already locked. Throws interprocess_exception if a severe error is found.
bool try_lock() ;
Tries to lock the named_recursive_mutex, returns false when named_recursive_mutex is already locked, returns true when success. Throws interprocess_exception if a severe error is found.
bool timed_lock(const boost::posix_time::ptime & abs_time) ;
Tries to lock the named_recursive_mutex until time abs_time, Returns false when timeout expires, returns true when locks. Throws interprocess_exception if a severe error is found


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Apple's new Apple Developer App replaces the WWDC app
Source: Apple
What you need to know
- The WWDC app is now the Apple Developer App.
- New features include the ability to enroll in the Apple Developer Program.
- The app will continue to serve as the app for attendees of WWDC.
Apple has updated the long-running WWDC app to the new Apple Developer App, adding new features and content for developers around the world.
The WWDC app was originally intended for attendees of Apple's yearly Worldwide Developer Conference to have all the resources they need for the weeklong event in the palm of their hand. Over the years, Apple has continued to add new news, videos, and other content to the app, regardless of if it had to do directly with WWDC. Therefore, Apple has decided that the app warrants a new name and some new features.
"Starting today, the WWDC app is now the Apple Developer app and delivers in-depth information from Apple experts all year round. Stay up to date with the latest developer news, informative videos, WWDC content, and more. Developers in the U.S. can also use the app to conveniently enroll in the Apple Developer Program on iPhone or iPad, with enrollment in additional countries and regions becoming available over time. And since membership is provided as an auto-renewable subscription, keeping your account active is easy."
The biggest update is that you can now use the app to enroll in and manage your account for the Apple Developer Program. Apple says that it will update the app throughout the year with news, developer stories, and educational videos.
It will also continue to serve as the go-to app for WWDC, allowing users to keep tabs on the schedule, sign up for labs, and watch live streams of sessions held. You'll also have access to the full back catalog of content from previous conferences.
Source: Apple
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Don't include default headers in ::ActionController::Metal responses
The commit e16afe6 introduced an unintentional change of behavior where the default headers were included in responses from
ActionController::Metai
based controllers. This is now reverted to the previous behavior of having no default headers.Fixes #25820.
Jon Moss
Rails 5.1.0.rc1 (March 20, 2017)
Fix NameError raised in ActionController::Renderer#with_defaults
Hiroyuki Ishii
Added
#reverse_merge
and#reverse_merge!
methods to ::ActionController::ParametersEdouard Chin, Mitsutaka Mimura
Fix malformed URLS when using
ApplicationController.renderer
The Rack environment variable
rack.url_scheme
was not being set soscheme
was returningnil
. This caused URLs to be malformed with the default settings. Fix this by settingrack.url_scheme
when the environment is normalized.Fixes #28151.
George Vrettos
Commit flash changes when using a redirect route.
Fixes #27992.
Andrew White
Rails 5.1.0.beta1 (February 23, 2017)
Prefer
remove_method
overundef_method
when reloading routesWhen
undef_method
is used it prevents access to other implementations of that url helper in the ancestor chain so useremove_method
instead to restore access.Andrew White
Add the
resolve
method to the routing DSLThis new method allows customization of the polymorphic mapping of models:
resource :basket resolve("Basket") { [:basket] }
<%= form_for @basket do |form| %> <!-- basket form --> <% end %>
This generates the correct singular URL for the form instead of the default resources member url, e.g.
/basket
vs./basket/:id
.Fixes #1769.
Andrew White
Add the
direct
method to the routing DSLThis new method allows creation of custom url helpers, e.g:
direct(:apple) { "http://www.apple.com" } >> apple_url #=> "http://www.apple.com"
This has the advantage of being available everywhere url helpers are available unlike custom url helpers defined in helper modules, etc.
Andrew White
Add ::ActionDispatch::SystemTestCase to Action Pack
Adds Capybara integration directly into Rails through Action Pack!
See PR #26703
Eileen M. Uchitelle
Remove deprecated
.to_prepare
,.to_cleanup
,.prepare!
and.cleanup!
from ::ActionDispatch::Reloader.Rafael Mendonça França
Remove deprecated
ActionDispatch::Callbacks.to_prepare
andActionDispatch::Callbacks.to_cleanup
.Rafael Mendonça França
Remove deprecated
ActionController::Metal.call
.Rafael Mendonça França
Remove deprecated
ActionController::Metal#env
.Rafael Mendonça França
Make
with_routing
test helper work when testing controllers inheriting from ::ActionController::APIJulia López
Use accept header in integration tests with
as: :json
Instead of appending the
format
to the request path, Rails will figure out the format from the header instead.This allows devs to use
:as
on routes that don't have a format.Fixes #27144.
Kasper Timm Hansen
Reset a new session directly after its creation in
ActionDispatch::IntegrationTest#open_session
.Fixes #22742.
Tawan Sierek
Fixes incorrect output from
rails routes
when using singular resources.Fixes #26606.
Erick Reyna
Fixes multiple calls to
logger.fatal
instead of a single call, for every line in an exception backtrace, when printing trace fromDebugExceptions
middleware.Fixes #26134.
Vipul A M
Add support for arbitrary hashes in strong parameters:
params.permit(preferences: {})
Xavier Noria
Add ActionController::Parameters#merge!, which behaves the same as
Hash#merge!
.Yuji Yaginuma
Allow keys not found in
RACK_KEY_TRANSLATION
for setting the environment when rendering arbitrary templates.Sammy Larbi
Remove deprecated support to non-keyword arguments in
ActionDispatch::IntegrationTest#process
,#get
,#post
,#patch
,#put
,#delete
, and#head
.Rafael Mendonça França
Remove deprecated
ActionDispatch::IntegrationTest#*_via_redirect
.Rafael Mendonça França
Remove deprecated
ActionDispatch::IntegrationTest#xml_http_request
.Rafael Mendonça França
Remove deprecated support for passing
:path
and route path as strings inActionDispatch::Routing::Mapper#match
.Rafael Mendonça França
Remove deprecated support for passing path as
nil
inActionDispatch::Routing::Mapper#match
.Rafael Mendonça França
Remove deprecated
cache_control
argument fromActionDispatch::Static#initialize
.Rafael Mendonça França
Remove deprecated support to passing strings or symbols to the middleware stack.
Rafael Mendonça França
Change HSTS subdomain to true.
Rafael Mendonça França
Remove deprecated
host
andport
ssl options.Rafael Mendonça França
Remove deprecated
const_error
argument inActionDispatch::Session::SessionRestoreError#initialize
.Rafael Mendonça França
Remove deprecated
#original_exception
in ::ActionDispatch::Session::SessionRestoreError.Rafael Mendonça França
Deprecate
ActionDispatch::ParamsParser::ParseError
in favor of ::ActionDispatch::Http::Parameters::ParseError.Rafael Mendonça França
Remove deprecated ::ActionDispatch::ParamsParser.
Rafael Mendonça França
Remove deprecated
original_exception
andmessage
arguments inActionDispatch::ParamsParser::ParseError#initialize
.Rafael Mendonça França
Remove deprecated
#original_exception
inActionDispatch::ParamsParser::ParseError
.Rafael Mendonça França
Remove deprecated access to mime types through constants.
Rafael Mendonça França
Remove deprecated support to non-keyword arguments in
ActionController::TestCase#process
,#get
,#post
,#patch
,#put
,#delete
, and#head
.Rafael Mendonça França
Remove deprecated
xml_http_request
andxhr
methods in ::ActionController::TestCase.Rafael Mendonça França
Remove deprecated methods in ::ActionController::Parameters.
Rafael Mendonça França
Remove deprecated support to comparing a ::ActionController::Parameters with a Hash.
Rafael Mendonça França
Remove deprecated support to
:text
inrender
.Rafael Mendonça França
Remove deprecated support to
:nothing
inrender
.Rafael Mendonça França
Remove deprecated support to
:back
inredirect_to
.Rafael Mendonça França
Remove deprecated support to passing status as option
head
.Rafael Mendonça França
Remove deprecated support to passing original exception to ::ActionController::BadRequest and the
ActionController::BadRequest#original_exception
method.Rafael Mendonça França
Remove deprecated methods
skip_action_callback
,skip_filter
,before_filter
,prepend_before_filter
,skip_before_filter
,append_before_filter
,around_filter
prepend_around_filter
,skip_around_filter
,append_around_filter
,after_filter
,prepend_after_filter
,skip_after_filter
andappend_after_filter
.Rafael Mendonça França
Show an "unmatched constraints" error when params fail to match constraints on a matched route, rather than a "missing keys" error.
Fixes #26470.
Chris Carter
Fix adding implicitly rendered template digests to ETags.
Fixes a case when modifying an implicitly rendered template for a controller action using
fresh_when
orstale?
would not result in a newETag
value.Javan Makhmali
Make
fixture_file_upload
work in integration tests.Yuji Yaginuma
Add
to_param
to ::ActionController::Parameters deprecations.In the future ::ActionController::Parameters are discouraged from being used in URLs without explicit whitelisting. Go through
to_h
to useto_param
.Kir Shatrov
Fix nested multiple roots
The PR #20940 enabled the use of multiple roots with different constraints at the top level but unfortunately didn't work when those roots were inside a namespace and also broke the use of root inside a namespace after a top level root was defined because the check for the existence of the named route used the global :root name and not the namespaced name.
This is fixed by using the name_for_action method to expand the :root name to the full namespaced name. We can pass nil for the second argument as we're not dealing with resource definitions so don't need to handle the cases for edit and new routes.
Fixes #26148.
Ryo Hashimoto, Andrew White
Include the content of the flash in the auto-generated etag. This solves the following problem:
1. POST /messages
2. redirect_to messages_url, notice: 'Message was created'
3. GET /messages/1
4. GET /messages
Step 4 would before still include the flash message, even though it's no longer relevant,
because the etag cache was recorded with the flash in place and didn't change when it was gone.
*DHH*
SSL: Changes redirect behavior for all non-GET and non-HEAD requests (like POST/PUT/PATCH etc) to
http://
resources to redirect tohttps://
with a 307 status code instead of 301 status code.307 status code instructs the HTTP clients to preserve the original request method while redirecting. It has been part of HTTP RFC since 1999 and is implemented/recognized by most (if not all) user agents.
# Before POST http://example.com/articles (i.e. ArticlesContoller#create) redirects to GET https://example.com/articles (i.e. ArticlesContoller#index) # After POST http://example.com/articles (i.e. ArticlesContoller#create) redirects to POST https://example.com/articles (i.e. ArticlesContoller#create)
Chirag Singhal
Add
:as
option toActionController:TestCase#process
and related methods.Specifying
as: mime_type
allows theCONTENT_TYPE
header to be specified in controller tests without manually doing this<EMAIL_ADDRESS>.Everest Stefan Munro-Zeisberger
Show cache hits and misses when rendering partials.
Partials using the
cache
helper will show whether a render hit or missed the cache:Rendered messages/_message.html.erb in 1.2 ms [cache hit] Rendered recordings/threads/_thread.html.erb in 1.5 ms [cache miss]
This removes the need for the old fragment cache logging:
Read fragment views/v1/2914079/v1/2914079/recordings/70182313-20160225015037000000/d0bdf2974e1ef6d31685c3b392ad0b74 (0.6ms) Rendered messages/_message.html.erb in 1.2 ms [cache hit] Write fragment views/v1/2914079/v1/2914079/recordings/70182313-20160225015037000000/3b4e249ac9d168c617e32e84b99218b5 (1.1ms) Rendered recordings/threads/_thread.html.erb in 1.5 ms [cache miss]
Though that full output can be reenabled with
config.action_controller.enable_fragment_cache_logging = true
.Stan Lo
Don't override the
Accept
header in integration tests when called withxhr: true
.Fixes #25859.
David Chen
Fix
defaults
option for root route.A regression from some refactoring for the 5.0 release, this change fixes the use of
defaults
(default parameters) in theroot
routing method.Chris Arcand
Check
request.path_parameters
encoding at the point they're set.Check for any non-UTF8 characters in path parameters at the point they're set in
env
. Previously they were checked for when used to get a controller class, but this meant routes that went directly to a Rack app, or skipped controller instantiation for some other reason, had to defend against non-UTF8 characters themselves.Grey Baker
Don't raise ::ActionController::UnknownHttpMethod from ::ActionDispatch::Static.
Pass
Rack::Request
objects to ::ActionDispatch::FileHandler to avoid it raising ::ActionController::UnknownHttpMethod. If an unknown method is passed, it should pass exception higher in the stack instead, once we've had a chance to define exception handling behaviour.Grey Baker
Handle
Rack::QueryParser
errors in ::ActionDispatch::ExceptionWrapper.Updated ::ActionDispatch::ExceptionWrapper to handle the Rack 2.0 namespace for
ParameterTypeError
andInvalidParameterError
errors.Grey Baker
Please check 5-0-stable for previous changes.


Liver disease
Executive summary
Introduction
The liver is responsible for many critical functions within the body and should it become diseased or injured, the loss of those functions can cause significant damage to the body. Liver disease is a broad term that covers all the potential problems that cause the liver to fail to perform its designated functions. Usually, more than 75% or three quarters of liver tissue needs to be affected before a decrease in function occurs.
Management of these patients is divided into the assessment and treatment of patients with a new diagnosis of liver disease and that of those with established chronic liver disease (CLD) who have decompensated.
Target User
· Doctors
· Nurses
Target area of use
· Ward
Key areas of focus/new additions/changes
This guideline outlines the initial diagnosis of liver disease in our setting as well as the management of patients with established disease who decompensate.
Limitations
We have limited access to most of the diagnostic tests for causes of liver disease.
Access to higher level care is largely not available – except for dialysis, which might be possible at the teaching hospital.
Presenting symptoms and signs
If the patient is in extremis, they should be resuscitated prior to any other intervention – the most likely causes are an acute GI bleed or bacterial septicaemia.
Patients with liver disease can present with many different symptoms including:
· Weakness and fatigue
· Jaundice
· Nausea
· Vomiting
· Weight loss
· Right upper quadrant pain
· Confusion
· Reduced GCS
· Clubbing
· Hematemesis.
They may present with signs of anaemia, sepsis, acute liver disease or chronic liver disease.
The patient’s background history must be taken in order to establish the cause of the underlying liver disease. This may affect the treatment given.
The history of the current event must also be taken with particular note of any gastrointestinal bleeding, change in girth size, pain, confusion, difficulty breathing, increase in jaundice, recent medications and traditional treatments taken.
Examination findings
· General findings: anaemia, fever, tachycardia, altered level of consciousness or confusion, peripheral oedema.
· Signs of chronic liver disease: liver flap, clubbing, palmar erythema, bruising, spider naevi, gynaecomastia, testicular atrophy, ascites, venous collaterals.
· Liver: small in cirrhosis, large in acute hepatitis or neoplasm.
· Splenomegaly: suggests portal hypertension.
· PR: this is essential if there is any suggestion of a GI bleed.
· Signs of excess alcohol – Dupuytren’s contracture – parotid enlargement.
· Stigmata of HIV: Oral thrush, Herpes Zoster scar.
Investigations
Tests which may be appropriate to assess patient’s current condition include:
· FBC, LFTs, albumin, INR, U&Es, blood glucose
· Urinary dipstick
· Blood cultures and chest X-ray
· Ascitic tap (if ascites is present this is essential) – send for MC&S, albumin, AFBs.
Note that FBC, INR, U&Es, LFTs and ascitic tap microscopy and albumin are all urgent tests and the results should be reviewed within 4 hours of admission to the ward in any acutely unwell patient.
Tests to identify possible causes include:
· Viral serology: HIV, HBsAg (HCV, HAV when available)
· Hb genotype
· Ultrasound – for jaundiced patients ask directly about duct dilatation.
· Consider autoantibodies, ferritin and AFP when available.
Causes of decompensation in CLD
For patients with chronic liver disease, management will depend on the cause of the decompensation. Patients with CLD may decompensate because of a complication of their underlying liver disease or because of a second insult to the liver or their overall system.
Complications of CLD are:
· Variceal haemorrhage
· Portal vein thrombosis
· Ascites
· Spontaneous bacterial peritonitis
· Hepatic encephalopathy
· Hepatorenal syndrome
· Hepatopulmonary syndrome
· Hepatocellular carcinoma
Common causes of a second insult are:
· Acute viral hepatitis
· Drug-induced liver injury (which may be caused by traditional treatment as well as prescribed medications)
· Bacterial infection (UTI, LRI etc)
Management
Newly diagnosed liver disease
Treat precipitants and possible causes.
Ensure adequate hydration and nutrition (give e-pap if there is any doubt).
Avoid hepatotoxic drugs.
Manage according to particular complications (hepatic encephalopathy is common).
Seek specialist support if acute liver disease is suspected.
All patients with CLD
All patients admitted with CLD should have their Child-Pugh score calculated in order to provide prognostic information.
Use the table below to assign a score for each item:
|
Points |
1 |
2 |
3 |
|
Ascites |
None |
Slight |
Moderate or above |
|
Bilirubin |
<34.2 |
34.2-51.3 |
>51.3 |
|
Serum albumin |
>35 |
28-35 |
<28 |
|
INR |
<1.7 |
1.7-2.3 |
>2.3 |
|
Encephalopathy |
None |
Grade 1-2 |
Grade 3-4 |
Add the score and interpret the findings according to this table:
|
Class |
Score |
1 year survival rate |
2 year survival rate |
|
A |
5-6 |
100% |
85% |
|
B |
7-9 |
80% |
60% |
|
C |
10-15 |
45% |
35% |
In the rare cases where the patient can control a cause of deterioration (especially alcoholic liver disease), if they remove this risk factor (i.e. stop drinking) they can improve their prognosis significantly.
If the INR is greater than 3.5, then vitamin K should be prescribed. In most cases, 10 mg OD orally for 3 days is adequate.
Variceal haemorrhage
This should be suspected whenever there is GI bleeding. It may present with either haematemesis or melaena.
Other causes of GI haemorrhage are possible, but are less serious. Only 50% of bleeding varices will stop bleeding spontaneously. The outlook is even worse for patients with Child-Pugh Class C disease.
Re-bleeding is also very common and is more likely for older patients, those with encephalopathy, ascites, renal failure, alcoholic liver disease or low platelets.
Management begins with urgent fluid resuscitation including the siting of 2 large bore cannulas, iv normal saline to restore BP and urgent cross-matching of blood. Whole blood should be transfused as soon as possible aiming for an Hb of 9 g/dl.
Endoscopy should be arranged if available.
· Unstable patients with severe acute upper GI bleeding should be scoped as soon as possible after resuscitation.
· Stable patients with upper GI bleeding should be scoped within the next working day after admission.
· Any varices should be banded. If another cause of bleeding is identified, management should be altered to reflect this.
None of the vasoactive medications shown to be effective in controlling acute bleeding are available here.
Patients are at high risk of concomitant infection and the presence of infection increases the risk of re-bleeding so all patients should be given prophylactic antibiotics – usually ciprofloxacin 500 mg BD for 7 days.
Patients are at high risk of encephalopathy and should be treated with lactulose if they are not passing stool at least twice each day – 20 ml TDS to start.
Secondary prophylaxis
This should be offered to all patients who have had a variceal bleed.
Both non-cardioselective beta blockers and variceal band ligation should be given.
Give propranolol 40 mg BD and titrate up the dose until the HR is 50-55 bpm. The maximum dose is 320 mg per day. This should also be given to patients identified as having varices who have not yet had a bleed (primary prophylaxis).
Spontaneous bacterial peritonitis (SBP)
The signs of SBP can be very subtle and therefore it should be considered a possibility in all patients with ascites due to portal hypertension.
Ascitic fluid should be aspirated and sent for immediate fluid albumin and microscopy including cell count. If plenty of fluid is obtained – some can be used to inoculate blood culture bottles.
SBP is considered to be present if the granulocyte count is greater than 250 cells/mm3. It should be suspected if there are typical clinical signs such as Temp > 37.8ºC, abdominal pain or tenderness or change in mental status.
As soon as the samples are obtained, if there are clinical signs of SBP, then treatment should be started. iv ceftriaxone 1 g OD or oral ciprofloxacin 500 mg BD are both appropriate empirical options. Most patients will recover with a 5 day course of treatment.
If the patient is on propranolol, this should be stopped permanently.
When the patient has recovered, they should be placed on antibiotic prophylaxis. The best choice is Septrin 960 mg OD. Ciprofloxacin 500 mg OD is an alternative.
Hepatic encephalopathy
This is a common complication which can be difficult to diagnose in its subtler forms. It is graded according to the following table:
|
Grade 1 |
Changes in behaviour, mild confusion, slurred speech, disordered sleep |
|
Grade 2 |
Lethargy, moderate confusion |
|
Grade 3 |
Marked confusion, incoherent speech, sleeping but rousable |
|
Grade 4 |
Coma |
It may be precipitated by GI bleeding, infection (including SBP), low K+, renal failure, hypovolaemia, hypoxia, sedatives, hypoglycaemia, constipation.
Patients should be treated with lactulose, beginning with a dose of 20 ml TDS. The dose should be increased until they pass stools at least twice each day.
Any potential triggers of encephalopathy should be corrected.
Hepatorenal syndrome
This is the cause of about 15% of cases of renal failure in chronic liver disease. It refers to renal failure arising from falling renal perfusion as a direct effect of liver dysfunction. It has a very poor prognosis and there is no treatment available for it in this setting. Other causes of renal failure must therefore be excluded or treated before this diagnosis is made.
Consider alternative diagnoses of renal failure such as hypovolaemia, sepsis, glomerulonephritis, or obstruction.
· Dip the urine – if there are white cells or red cells, consider glomerulonephritis or a urinary infection with septic shock.
· Stop any diuretics.
· Give 1 litre of normal saline over 1-2 hours and monitor urinary output and observations. If the renal failure is caused by hypovolaemia, you should see an increase in urine output and improving observations.
· Treat any infection.
· Arrange for a renal and bladder ultrasound to exclude obstruction.
Any patient who has no other diagnosis identified and who has not had an improvement in their renal function with these interventions may have hepatorenal syndrome. The diagnosis can be confirmed if the creatinine rises by 25 or more within 48 hours or if there is a 50% rise from baseline within 7 days. The treatment is supportive. A small number will recover if they can be supported until their liver function improves.
Hepatopulmonary syndrome
Diagnosed when a patient with CLD becomes hypoxic and is found to have a hyperdynamic circulation. They may become hypoxic only on sitting upright.
Treat with oxygen and exclude other causes of hypoxia. There is no specific treatment and the prognosis is very poor.
Ascites
Ascites is a very common complication of chronic liver disease. It is usually diagnosed clinically and confirmed by abdominal ultrasound.
All CLD patients presenting with ascites should have an immediate ascitic tap with samples sent for albumin, cell count and culture.
Calculate the serum ascites albumin gradient (SAAG):
SAAG = serum albumin – ascites albumin
If SAAG is greater than 11, the ascites is caused by portal hypertension – usually because of liver disease, but could be due to heart failure or Budd-Chiari syndrome. If SAAG is less than 11, an alternative diagnosis must be sought.
If the cell count shows > 250 granulocytes/mm3, then the patient has SBP and should be treated accordingly.
Ascites that is due to portal hypertension in the context of CLD should be treated with salt restriction and diuretics. Start with 40 mg furosemide OD and 100 mg spironolactone OD. If there is no response after 3-5 days, the doses can be increased in the same ratio up to a maximum of 160 mg furosemide and 400 mg spironolactone. A patient with ascites and oedema may lose up to 2 kg/day whilst a patient with only ascites typically loses no more than 0.75 kg/day.
If the ascites is tense or the ascites needs to be removed more quickly, large volume paracentesis can be undertaken. Up to 5 litres can be removed each day without replacement with albumin or other fluids.
Patients who develop ascites should not continue treatment with propranolol or an ACE inhibitor.
Hepatocellular carcinoma
In our setting, many patients do not present with CLD until they already have a large hepatocellular carcinoma. There is little that can be done to treat them apart from symptom control.
Patients with CLD who present with a sudden deterioration in liver function may have developed a HCC and should be sent for ultrasound. If a new HCC is present, they should be referred to the liver clinic for assessment once they have recovered from their acute decompensation.
Patients should be treated with analgesia according to the WHO analgesic ladder if they are in pain. Paracetamol is safe in this setting. NSAIDs should be used with caution, but are the most effective option for pain due to stretching of the liver capsule. Codeine and morphine may trigger hepatic encephalopathy, but should be used if the patient’s pain is severe and unresponsive to other options.
Key Issues for Nursing care
· Refer all patients with suspected liver disease or complications to a doctor.
· Assess need for pain control.
· Check on frequency of bowel movements and if less than or greater than two stools / day advise doctor to adjust lactulose dose accordingly.
· Ask patient if they have melaena stools.
· Document presence of confusion and or changes in behaviour which may be signs of evolving hepatic encephalopathy.
· Order a low salt diet in patients with ascites.
· Ensure adequate nutrition (with epap supplements if necessary) for all patients with liver disease.
References
Goldberg and Chopra 2017. Cirrhosis in adults: Overview of complications, general management, and prognosis. UpToDate Mar 2017.
Sanyal 2017. General principles of the management of variceal haemorrhage. UpToDate Feb 2017
Runyon 2015. Spontaneous bacterial peritonitis in adults: Diagnosis. UpToDate Aug 2015.
Runyon 2016. Spontaneous bacterial peritonitis in adults: Treatment and prophylaxis. UpToDate Jan 2016.
Ferenci 2015. Hepatic encephalopathy in adults: Clinical manifestations and diagnosis. Sept 2015.
Fenerci 2017. Hepatic encephalopathy in adults: Treatment. Aug 2017.
Runyon 2016. Hepatorenal syndrome. UpToDate June 2016.
Goldberg and Chopra 2016. Hepatopulmonary syndrome in adults: Prevalence, causes, clinical manifestations, and diagnosis. Dec 2016.
Such and Runyon 2017. Ascites in adults with cirrhosis: Initial therapy. June 2017.
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Written by: |
Name: Amie Secka |
Date: 6 June 2018 |
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Reviewed by: |
Name: Karen Forrest |
Date: 14 June 2018 |
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Version: |
Change history: |
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1.0 |
New document |
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2.0 |
Adapted from previous guideline on CLD and format updated. |
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Provides extensible metrics for use by SOMs and PLSOMs.
Package Specification
Self-Organizing Maps (both SOM and PLSOM) require
metrics.
Metrics in this context is a method for measuring the distance
between two points in
either input space (to measure the distance
between inputs and weight vectors) or output space (to measure the
distance between nodes).
These measures are realized by classes in
the org.plsomlib.metrics package which implement the Metric interface.
An abstract implementation of this interface, MetricImpl, is provided in order to simplify
subclassing.
These classes must provide functionality for XML serialization and deserialization.
There
is also a default implementation that can be used to create a map with
euclidean input and output spaces and a nodes arranged in a rectangular
grid, EuclideanMetric.


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Wild Wild West A review by Stephen Sills
Rated PG-13 (violence, sexual themes, brief nudity, mild profanity)
I am continually amazed at movies like this. That some producer would waste an abundance of talent and money on a script as abysmal as this one is mind-boggeling, but it seems to happen a lot nowadays. "Wild Wild West" is a beautifully filmed, well acted, and well directed piece of garbage; and its insipid screenplay is completely at fault. In short, this movie is a comedy without laughs. So many jokes fall flat that it borderlines surreal. The high production values keep it from being a total fiasco, but it's still pretty boring.
Will Smith stars as Jim West, an old western, R&B variation of the James Bond character. West is teamed up with Artemus Gordon (Kevin Kline), and they're pretty much polar oppisites: West prefers to solve his problems with an array of bullets, Gordon traditionally favors a more pacifistic approach. Talk about deeply developed characters. At any rate, this leads to the inevitable conflicts between methodologies, none of which are funny.
The year is 1869. Several top scientists have been abducted, and the suspected culprit is a disgruntled former Confederate General, Bloodbath McGrath (Ted Levine). President Grant sends West and Gordon to investigate.
There's evidence that McGrath is attending some sort of Confederate reunion in Louisiana. West and Gordon show up and learn that McGrath is actually working for Dr. Arliss Loveless (Kenneth Branagh), another disgruntled former Confederate. As it turns out, Loveless plans to use the combined knowledge of the scientests to create the ultimate super weapon, which he will use to conquer the United States.
I'd go further with the plot, but there isn't any point. This film's narrative is little more than a jumbled, unfunny mess. I only laughed at a couple of jokes, and then only lightly. There isn't one truly uprorously funny moment in this film, and that's pretty disasterous when you consider that it's primarily a comedy.
As I said, the fault is totally that of the script. When you consider their respective roles, Will Smith and Kevil Kline do as good as they could have possibly done. The leads could've been played Samuel L. Jackson and Robert De Niro and the film still would've been awful. No one, and I mean no one, can make a line like "Bye bye, Mr. Knife Guy!" sound good.
Still, this film has a lot going for it visually. The set design is fantastic, maybe even Oscar worthy. The cinematogrophy by Michael Ballhaus (who was also behind camera in Martin Scorsese's brilliant "Goodfellas") , is absolutely stunning. He lends the film a much needed exciting, comic bookish look. I won't fault Barry Sonnenfeld either. He does a fine job of directing the proceedings, but, like the rest of the people involved with the film, there really isn't anything that he can do to correct its one major flaw. Despite being beautifully made, "Wild Wild West" becomes quite boring after the half-way point. The appeal of the visuals ends long before the film does.
If "Wild Wild West" didn't look so good, it would be almost insufferable. As it is, it's somewhat tolerable, but not very entertaining. It hurts to give such a well made movie a score this low, but there isn't anything much worse than an unfunny comedy.
*1/2 out of ****
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Torso.Mixins.cacheMixin Class
Custom additions to the Backbone Collection object.
- safe disposal methods for memory + event management
- special functional overrides to support ID registration for different views
Item Index
Methods
- cacheMixin
- cacheMixin.createPrivateCollection
- cacheMixin.fetchByIds
- cacheMixin.getAllRequestedIds
- cacheMixin.getRequesterIds
- cacheMixin.getRequesterIdsAsDictionary This method is used for quick look up of a certain id within the list of requested ids
- cacheMixin.getRequesters
- cacheMixin.registerIds
- cacheMixin.removeRequester Removes a requester from this cache. No longer receives updates
- cacheMixin.setRequestedIds
- constructor
- createRequesterCollectionClass
- fetch
- requesterMixin
- requesterMixin.addModelAndTrack
- requesterMixin.fetch
- requesterMixin.fetchByIds
- requesterMixin.getTrackedIds
- requesterMixin.pull
- requesterMixin.requesterDispose
- requesterMixin.trackAndFetch
- requesterMixin.trackAndPull
- requesterMixin.trackIds
- requesterMixin.trackNewId
Methods
cacheMixin
-
collection
Adds functions to manage state of requesters
Parameters:
-
collection
Collectionthe collection to add this mixin
cacheMixin.createPrivateCollection
-
guid
Used to return a collection of desired models given the requester object. Binds a custom "resized" event to the private collections. Overrides the fetch method to call the parent collection's fetchByIds method. Overrides the registerIds method to redirect to its parent collection.
Parameters:
-
guid
StringIdentifier for the requesting view
Returns:
an new empty collection of the same type as "this"
cacheMixin.fetchByIds
-
[options]
A custom fetch operation to only fetch the requested Ids.
Parameters:
Returns:
the promise of the fetch
cacheMixin.getAllRequestedIds
()
Array
Return the list of Ids requested by this collection
Returns:
the corresponding requested Ids
cacheMixin.getRequesterIds
-
the
Parameters:
-
the
Stringglobal unique id of the requester
Returns:
an array of the ids the requester with the guid has requested
cacheMixin.getRequesterIdsAsDictionary
This method is used for quick look up of a certain id within the list of requested ids
-
guid
Parameters:
-
guid
Stringthe global unique id of the requester
Returns:
an dictionary of id -> id of the requester ids for a given requester.
cacheMixin.getRequesters
()
Array
NOTE: this methods returns only the guids for requester collections that are currently tracking ids TODO: should this return just the knownPrivateCollections
Returns:
an array of the all requesters in the form of their GUID's
cacheMixin.registerIds
-
newIds
-
guid
Registers a list of Ids that a particular object cares about and pushes any cached models its way.
This method intelligently updates the "_requestedIds" field to contain all unique requests for Ids to be fetched. Furthermore, the "polledFetch" method is overriden such that it no longer routes through Backbone's fetch all, but rather a custom "fetchByIds" method.
cacheMixin.removeRequester
Removes a requester from this cache. No longer receives updates
-
guid
Parameters:
-
guid
Stringthe global unique id of the requester
cacheMixin.setRequestedIds
-
guid
-
array
constructor
-
[options]
The constructor constructor / initialize method for collections. Allocate new memory for the local references if they were null when this method was called.
Parameters:
-
[options]
Object optional- optional options object
-
[fetchHttpAction='POST']
String optionalhttp action used to get objects by ids
-
[getByIdsUrl='/ids']
String optionalpath appended to collection.url to get objects by a list of ids
-
[fetchUsingTrackedIds=true]
Boolean optionalif set to false, cache.fetch() will not pass to fetchByIds with current tracked ids but will rather call the default fetch method.
createRequesterCollectionClass
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parent
-
guid
Returns a new class of collection that inherits from the parent but not the cacheMixin and adds a requesterMixin that connects this cache to it's parent
Parameters:
-
parent
Backbone Collection instancethe parent of the private collection
-
guid
Stringthe unique code of the owner of this private collection
fetch
()
Overrides the base fetch call if this.fetchUsingTrackedIds is true Calling fetch from the cache will fetch the tracked ids if fetchUsingTrackedIds is set to true, otherwise it will pass through to the default fetch.
requesterMixin
()
A mixin that overrides base collection methods meant for cache's and tailors them to a requester.
requesterMixin.addModelAndTrack
-
model
Adds a new model to the requester collection and tracks the model.id
Parameters:
-
model
Backbone Modelthe model to be added
requesterMixin.fetch
-
[options]
Will force the cache to fetch just the registered ids of this collection
Parameters:
Returns:
promise that will resolve when the fetch is complete
requesterMixin.fetchByIds
-
ids
-
[options]
Will force the cache to fetch a subset of this collection's tracked ids
Parameters:
Returns:
promise that will resolve when the fetch is complete
requesterMixin.pull
-
[options]
Will force the cache to fetch any of this collection's tracked models that are not in the cache while not fetching models that are already in the cache. Useful when you want the effeciency of pulling models from the cache and don't need all the models to be up-to-date.
If the ids being fetched are already being fetched by the cache, then they will not be re-fetched.
The resulting promise is resolved when ALL items in the process of being fetched have completed. The promise will resolve to a unified data property that is a combination of the completion of all of the fetches.
Parameters:
-
[options]
Object optionalif given, will pass the options argument to this.fetch. Note, will not affect options.idsToFetch
Returns:
promise that will resolve when the fetch is complete with all of the data that was fetched from the server. Will only resolve once all ids have attempted to be fetched from the server.
requesterMixin.requesterDispose
()
Handles the disposing of this collection as it relates to a requester collection.
requesterMixin.trackAndFetch
()
Will begin tracking the new ids and then ask the cache to fetch them This will reset any previous list of ids being tracked.
Returns:
the promise of the fetch by ids
requesterMixin.trackAndPull
()
Will register the new ids and then pull in any models not stored in the cache. See this.pull() for the difference between pull and fetch.
Returns:
the promise of the fetch by ids
requesterMixin.trackIds
-
ids
Pass a list of ids to begin tracking. This will reset any previous list of ids being tracked. Overrides the Id registration system to route via the parent collection
Parameters:
-
ids
ObjectThe list of ids that this collection wants to track
requesterMixin.trackNewId
-
id
Tracks a new id
Parameters:
-
id
String or Numberthe id attribute of the model


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◆ instance()
| Timing & Honey::Timing::instance |
( |
| ) |
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static |
Singleton instance getter.
- Returns
- This'll get you the one instance of Timing you're supposed to have.
◆ remove()
| void Honey::Timing::remove |
( |
string |
label | ) |
|
Remove a label from this system.
- Parameters
-
◆ check()
| bool Honey::Timing::check |
( |
string |
label | ) |
|
Check if a label exists.
- Parameters
-
- Returns
- true if and only if the label exists in this system.
◆ mark()
| void Honey::Timing::mark |
( |
string |
label | ) |
|
Mark the current time for this label.
- Parameters
-
◆ setDuration()
| void Honey::Timing::setDuration |
( |
string |
label, |
|
|
float |
seconds |
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) |
| |
Store a duration time in seconds for this label.
- Parameters
-
| label | Name of the label. |
| seconds | Intended duration in seconds. |
◆ since()
| float Honey::Timing::since |
( |
string |
label | ) |
|
Get the time in seconds since this label was marked.
- Parameters
-
- Returns
- the time since this label was last marked.
◆ duration()
| float Honey::Timing::duration |
( |
string |
label | ) |
|
Get the intended duration in seconds of this label.
- Parameters
-
- Returns
- duration of the label.
◆ lock()
| void Honey::Timing::lock |
( |
string |
label, |
|
|
float |
seconds |
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) |
| |
Lock this label for this many seconds. Calls to locked will now return true.
- Parameters
-
| label | Name of the label. |
| seconds | the duration of the lock. |
◆ locked()
| bool Honey::Timing::locked |
( |
string |
label | ) |
|
Check whether a label has been time locked.
- Parameters
-
- Returns
- true if and only if the label has been locked using makeTimeLock, less than a certain number of seconds ago.
◆ setOverrideTime()
| void Honey::Timing::setOverrideTime |
( |
float |
seconds | ) |
|
Override the global time value to force a particular time.
- Parameters
-
◆ removeOverrideTime()
| void Honey::Timing::removeOverrideTime |
( |
| ) |
|
Remove the global time override, returning to the system clock.
- Parameters
-
◆ pause()
| void Honey::Timing::pause |
( |
| ) |
|
Pause all existing time counters. New ones will run as normal.
Pausing is a stack; if there are three counters, A, B and C, and pause is called, these three counters will be paused. If counter D is created, it will run as normal. If pause is called again, D will also be paused. If unpause is called, D will be unpaused. If unpause is called again, A, B and C will be unpaused. This is to allow the running of timers during a game's pause state, for instance for pause animations.
See Tests/Pausing for a demonstration.
◆ unpause()
| void Honey::Timing::unpause |
( |
| ) |
|
Unpause the counters that were paused on the last pause.
◆ makeTransientCounter()
| void Honey::Timing::makeTransientCounter |
( |
string |
label, |
|
|
float |
seconds |
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) |
| |
Make an integer counter for this label that lasts for this many seconds.
- Parameters
-
| label | Name of the label. |
| seconds | the duration of the counter. |
◆ incrementTransientCounter()
| void Honey::Timing::incrementTransientCounter |
( |
string |
label, |
|
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int |
value |
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) |
| |
If this label still has a counter associated with it, increment that counter.
- Parameters
-
| label | Name of the label. |
| value | How much to add to the counter. |
◆ transientCounterValue()
| int Honey::Timing::transientCounterValue |
( |
string |
label | ) |
|
Get the value of a transient counter, or 0 if it's expired or invalid.
- Parameters
-
- Returns
- the value of the counter.
◆ makeSequence()
| void Honey::Timing::makeSequence |
( |
string |
label, |
|
|
vector< float > |
sequence_timing |
|
) |
| |
Make a timed sequence.
This will count up from zero, delaying each increment by the next timing value in the sequence.
For instance, if the timing {0.5, 1.0, 0.5} is supplied, the counter will start at 0, increment to 1 after 0.5 seconds, increment to 2 after 0.5+1.0 seconds, and increment to 3 after 0.5+1.0+0.5 seconds.
- Parameters
-
| label | Name of the label. |
| sequence_timing | list of delays between increments. |
◆ sequenceValue()
| int Honey::Timing::sequenceValue |
( |
string |
label | ) |
|
Get the value of a timed sequence.
For instance, if the timing {0.5, 1.0, 0.5} was supplied during creation, at any time before 0.5 seconds, this method will return 0, at any time between 0.5 and 1.5 seconds, this method will return 1, at any time between 1.5 seconds and 2.0 seconds, this method will return 2, and at any time after 2.0 seconds this method will return 3.
If the label doesn't exist, this method will return 0.
- Parameters
-
◆ makeSequenceWithFunction()
| void Honey::Timing::makeSequenceWithFunction |
( |
string |
label, |
|
|
vector< float > |
sequence_timing, |
|
|
function< void(int, float)> |
action |
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) |
| |
Make a timed sequence with a function to perform actions.
This will make a sequence, the same as makeSequence. It will also attach a function pointer to that sequence; calls to doSequence will call that function with the current sequence value and current timing value as parameters.
- Parameters
-
| label | Name of the label. |
| sequence_timing | list of delays between increments. |
| action | std::function, void(int, float), which takes sequence value and sequence timing as parameters. |
◆ doSequence()
| void Honey::Timing::doSequence |
( |
string |
label | ) |
|
Use a timed sequence to perform actions at desired moments in time.
This method presumes an action has been attached using makeSequenceWithFunctions (and returns if none is found).
When each new sequence value is reached, this method fires the action method one time. The duration of the final action (called when the full sequence is complete) is 0.

- Parameters
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The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:
- /Users/matthewcarlin/Projects/2018_Honey/Engine/Source/timing.h
- /Users/matthewcarlin/Projects/2018_Honey/Engine/Source/timing.cpp


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These are some of the things we do that help keep costs down.
label Materials: We build your pits with steel plate. We do not use pipe. The plate we shear and roll to form any diameter cylinder. The plate saves money in two ways. It costs less than pipe and it also is reduces our inventory costs, since we do not need to stock all different sizes of plate. It also eliminates the temptation of sneaking in used pipe every now and then.... you can't buy used plate to build a smoker.
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Got my hands on some free Ritalin, and being watched carefully after being warned by the Dean that my excessive pot-smoking habits have not gone unnoticed. In response to this, I decided to check out Ritalin and its effects on me in various doses. Low dosage attempts made concentrating and riting papers or studying almost too easy... seemed like a wonderdrug, but I still wasn't getting any sort of intense euphoria, so I decided on finding my limits.
The pills that were acquired were 'time-released', and orally did not seem to achieve any desired effects. The pills were therefore crushed using a knife and credit card, seperated into anywhere between 10-25mg per line, and ingested nasally.
T + 0:00 (8:00pm) 25mg nasally
Ingested with the purpose of writing a couple papers and doing philosophy readings. Got coaxed swiftly into playing a whole lot of Goldeneye.
T + 0:45 25mg nasally
45 minutes passed quickly, I was feeling the normal attentive-but-not-euphoric feeling, and my roommate suggested another pill. This was as much as I'd taken before, and I started to feel my heart speed up some, along with a general sense of well-being and energy. Mild euphoria, quite enjoyable. Reality, for the next 3 hours to come, was seen through a bubble, blurred but stimulating. No hallucinations of any sort, but none were expected.
T + 2:00 20mg nasally
Was starting to feel somewhat down, and despite suggestions/warnings from other accounts, I decided on more Ritalin. Took almost all of a pill, gave a small amount to my roommate who'd been taking as much as me so far. After this, I accompanied a female-friend. I got excessively shaky, though, and my heart was racing fairly fast. I found that I couldn't carry on a normal concentration, and so I drew, and tried to let my mind 'calm' some. This went on for awhile, and three more cups of coffee later, she was asleep and I was coming down.
T + 5:00 (11:00pm) 25mg nasally
Doing nothing but sitting idly at my computer, trying to keep my heart from racing and to stop shaking, my roommate decided to crush us both up our last pills before I could decline. I didn't quite feel like letting him take both, and so I snorted the last. It seemed to help the shakes quite a bit, but didn't give me any sort of energy. I entered into the state I'm still in now.
(T + 8:00) Completely out of it, heart finally not beating excessively.
Overall, I'd say it was enjoyable and a change from the normal (demerol, codeine, and pot). The small doses stopped helping me concentrate as intently as they did at first as I used it every day. I'm not sure if this is a tolerance, or a counter-balancing effect. Having read quite a bit about the addictive nature of the drug, and not having enjoyed it enough to want to do it again any time soon, I thoroughly plan to stop using for some indefinite amount of time. Only benefits over another upper like cocaine, I'd say, would be its ease of being acquired and relative inexpensiveness.
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When solving the seed we count at each step how many locations are available for next choice, then we keep the average value. The higher average of available locations the more open the seed is.
Click on a progression speed in the legend to grey it.
When solving the seed we count when we can reach 1/4, 1/2, 3/4 and all the locations, this gives the distribution of progression items. The sooner we reach this milestones the freer the seed is.
{{ if "speedrun" in progSpeedStats: }} {{ pass if "slowest" in progSpeedStats: }} {{ pass if "slow" in progSpeedStats: }} {{ pass if "medium" in progSpeedStats: }} {{ pass if "fast" in progSpeedStats: }} {{ pass if "fastest" in progSpeedStats: }} {{ pass if "basic" in progSpeedStats: }} {{ pass if "variable" in progSpeedStats: }} {{ pass if "total" in progSpeedStats: }} {{ pass }}The same values but with all the progression speeds on the same graph.
{{ if "open14" in progSpeedStats and len(progSpeedStats["open14"]) > 0: }} {{ pass if "open24" in progSpeedStats and len(progSpeedStats["open24"]) > 0: }} {{ pass if "open34" in progSpeedStats and len(progSpeedStats["open34"]) > 0: }} {{ pass if "open44" in progSpeedStats and len(progSpeedStats["open44"]) > 0: }} {{ pass pass }}


Proteins are made by building long chains of amino acids. The Amino acid structure includes an R side chain that is attached to the central carbon, with each R side chain having a different structure to it.
There are twenty different types of side chains (amino acids), as shown below:
The following are characteristics of amino acids:
- Amino acids are linked together to form long chains.
- Linked together by Peptide bonds a special covalent bond found in proteins.
- Proteins are sometimes called Polypeptides.
- After the chains of Amino acides are constructed, they can fold into more complex structures.
Four Levels of Protein Structure
- Primary: exact sequence of amino acids before folding.
- Secondary: simple folding creates simple structures (coils and sheets).
- Tertiary: folding results in complex 3D structures.
- Quaternary: multiple 3D subunits organized into a bigger structure.
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Example: Hemoglobin
- Carries oxygen in the blood; it is made up of four specific 3D subunits.
- Proper protein function depends on correct 3D structure.
- Any change in the specific primary structure can cause the protein to fold differently.
- A different shape can lead to a different function (or lack of proper function).
- Sickle cell anemia is an example of a disease caused by an improperly folded hemoglobin protein.


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Tommy Ford cruises in giant slalom for first career World Cup win
BEAVER CREEK, COLORADO – Tommy Ford cruised across the finish line, glanced up at the scoreboard and immediately pumped his right glove.
It was simply the start of the celebration as Ford earned his first career World Cup win.
The American racer glided through the fog and the falling snow to finish the Birds of Prey giant slalom in a combined time of 2 minutes, 31.25 seconds Sunday. Henrik Kristoffersen of Norway was second, 0.80 seconds back, while fellow Norwegian Leif Kristian Nestvold-Haugen took third.
Ford found himself in new territory — leading after the first run. He didn’t show any hint of nerves before pushing out of the start gate for his final pass. He gazed down at the awaiting course for a moment, before attacking. He flowed through the gates with the home crowd urging him to the finish line.
It’s been quite a start to the season for the 30-year-old from Oregon. He finished fourth at the season-opening GS race in Soelden, Austria, in late October. That also happened to be his best finish — until Sunday.
Ford became the first U.S. racer to capture a World Cup men’s giant slalom race on home snow since Ted Ligety won in 2014.
Ligety struggled on his final run and was 11th. He tossed his poles to the snow after seeing his time.
The 35-year-old Ligety is predominantly focusing on the giant slalom this season.
“It’s been nice, just doing GS really,” said Ligety, who has captured 24 World Cup giant slalom races and has been dubbed “Mr. GS” by his rivals. “I haven’t had to balance as much of my time, as far as squeezing training for four different disciplines. It’s good just having to think only about GS. It’s a nice gear shift.”
The conditions were hardly favorable with the snow falling and fog rolling in throughout the day.
Defending Birds of Prey GS champion Stefan Luitz of Germany made a mistake in the foggy conditions and didn’t finish his first run.
“I love skiing here. But today was a really bad day for me,” Luitz said.
He won his first World Cup race in Beaver Creek last December amid some controversy. Racing at an elevation of around 10,340 feet (3,152 meters), Luitz inhaled from an oxygen tank before his winning race. The International Ski Federation later disqualified him because its rules prohibit using supplemental oxygen even though the World Anti-Doping Agency does not.
But the Court of Arbitration for Sport upheld Luitz’s appeal against disqualification in March and awarded him his first World Cup win.
Luitz said he never really got the chance to celebrate his achievement. That’s why he’s eager for another.
“Not only for the victory, but there is so much around it — for my head and my skiing,” Luitz said. “That’s why I’m trying so hard to get back on top.”
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| expect_output_file {testthat} | R Documentation |
expect_output_file()
behaves identically to expect_known_output()
.
expect_output_file( object, file, update = TRUE, ..., info = NULL, label = NULL, print = FALSE, width = 80 )
expect_output_file()
is deprecated in the 3rd edition;
please use expect_snapshot_output()
and friends instead.