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We will not allow religion to divide Nigerians - Buhari
- President Buhari says his administration would not allow religion divide citizens of the country
- According to the president, Nigerians are one people
- Buhari disclosed this when the Tijjaniyya religious order came to pay him a visit in Abuja
President Muhammadu Buhari on Monday,. November 25, expressed the strong determination of his administration to forge a strong, united nation from the diverse religious and ethnic communities in the country.
Receiving the Tijjaniyya Muslim Religious Movement at the State House, President Buhari lauded the prevalence of mutual understanding among the followers of the two major religions in the country, Islam and Christianity.
“It is generally said that differences divide people. We in Nigeria understand that there is no way a misunderstanding can cause division among us. We are one people,” he said.
President Buhari told leaders of the delegation, mostly Senegalese, that the Tijjaniyya religious order was not new to him or to Nigerians, citing specific communities around him who practised its ways and commended them for being orderly, peaceful and constructive.
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‘‘They need security, education and participation in an inclusive economy. On this, we are being very fair to all Nigerians,” he said.
The Nigerian leader welcomed the prayers of the religious group for his wellbeing and for the peace and progress in Nigeria.
He urged them to convey his best wishes to President Macky Sall of Senegal, saying: “ I assure you that I am very close to your president. He addresses me as ‘Baba’’.
The leader of the delegation, Sheikh Muhammad Lamin Inyas, son of one of the greatest Muslim religious leaders in West Africa, Sheikh Ibrahim Inyas said their father brought them up to love and appreciate his large following in Kano and Nigerian cities.
“We are part of this country. We have come here to renew ties and the bonds of relationship. This is our reason for the homage,” he said.
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Meanwhile, recall that Legit.ng had reported that Buhari expressed solidarity with the government and people of Kenya and the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) over the deadly flood disasters and devastating mudslides which wreaked havoc in some parts of their countries.
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Different software may need to support peer DIDs to different degrees. We talk about these varying amounts of support as "layers", following conventions used in other W3C specs. Some natural clusters of functionality that make sense as layers include:
An implementation offering support at Layer 1 MUST understand at a surface level what a peer DID is and how it works. It MUST be able to tell whether a string is a valid peer DID or not. It MUST correctly compare two peer DIDs when sorting or testing for equality, taking into account the case sensitivity rules associated with how the numeric basis is encoded. If relevant, the implementation SHOULD display, hyphenate, and abbreviate peer DIDs correctly. See Recognizing and handling peer DIDs.
This might be an appropriate support target for a database that needs to store peer DIDs as an indexed field, but that otherwise has little need to provide peer DID features.
Expected effort: a few minutes of coder time. See the matching regex and Reserved Values.
An implementation offering Layer 2a support builds atop Layer 1 support, and is also
willing to interact with other parties that use peer DIDs (e.g., to perform a DID
Exchange and additional protocols)--as long as the other parties do not attempt to update their DID
docs. This "static" (no update) constraint drastically simplifies implementation because support for
backing storage, deltas, and the
Sync Connection or remote
DID Resolution protocols is NOT REQUIRED. The implementation MUST recognize peer DIDs (Layer 1
1), MUST store peer DID docs, and MUST look up those docs as a form of resolution. The implementation
MAY engage in DIDComm-based protocols; if so, it SHOULD handle an
abandon_connect/announce
message gracefully, deleting the peer DID Doc from its cache.
If the implementation supports DIDComm, it MUST return a
problem_report
with code
== unsupported-protocol
if a remote party attempts to use dynamic peer DID protocols. The implementation SHOULD report that it
supports the DID Exchange protocol if it receives and supports a
discover-features/query
message.
This might be a beginning level of support for software that's already supporting other DID methods, that wants meaningful interoperability as quickly and cheaply as possible. However, it is NOT RECOMMENDED as a permanent goal, because it places limits on the behaviors of other peer DID users. Upgrading to Layer 3a support is strongly preferred.
Expected effort: a few hours of coder time if a codebase already has some DID features, or a couple days of effort if starting from scratch.
An implementation with Layer 2b support includes Layer 1 support. It also creates peer DIDs and gives them to other parties as the basis of interactions. Layer 2a and Layer 2b are not hierarchical; either or both may be chosen, and the effort to implement is somewhat independent.
Like Layer 2a, Layer 2b gets significant compatibility at a low cost because the effort of
supportingbacking storage, deltas, and the
Sync Connection and
DID Resolution protocols is NOT REQUIRED. Resolving peer DIDs against a cached version
of a peer DID Doc is also NOT REQUIRED. However, Layer 2b-compliant implementations MUST be capable of
generating a genesis version of their own DID doc and calculating the numeric basis and DID
value that goes with it. If an implementation supports DIDComm, it SHOULD receive and MAY emit an
abandon_connect/announce
message gracefully; it SHOULD also return a
problem_report
with code
== unsupported-protocol
if a remote party attempts to use dynamic peer DID protocols, and it implementation SHOULD report that
it supports the DID Exchange protocol if it receives a
discover-features/query
message.
This might be an appropriate level of support for software that wants to use peer DIDs, but doesn't intend to ever rotate its keys.
Key rotation is an important security feature. It is generally a bad idea to provide no way to change how proof of control is provided. The wisdom of supporting neither key rotation NOR a way to abandon a connection is particularly dubious. However, these static-only levels of support are provided anyway, because some connections might be so short-lived that the security risks are acceptable. Use good judgment. [[TODO: Do we need to support expiration of a conn?]]
Expected effort: a few hours of coder time if a codebase already has some DID features--especially Layer 2a support--or a couple days of effort if starting from scratch.
Software with Layer 3a support includes Layer 2a support and is maximally interoperable with others who want to use peer DIDs in rich ways. It may or may not use any peer DIDs of its own.
Such an implementation MUST providebacking storage to persist others' peer DID Docs and the
deltas for them. It MUST support the
Sync Connection and
DID Resolution protocols, but, if Layer 3b is supported, it can support those protocols
only for the dynamic data of others (meaning the only role it has to support in Query Connection State
is responder
). The implementation SHOULD report that it supports these protocols if it
receives a relevant
discover-features/query
message.
This level of support for accepting peer DIDs is RECOMMENDED for software that wants to offer rich peer DID support to others, regardless of the level of peer DID usage it intends for itself. Anything less than this level of support, insofar as accepting DIDs from others is concerned, in software that expects to interact richly on the DID landscape, will hamper pervasive interoperability.
Expected effort: a few hours of coder time if a codebase already has support for Layer 2a. A couple days if the codebase has support for DIDComm and protocols, but only different DID types. A couple weeks if starting from scratch.
Software with Layer 3b support includes Layer 2b support. It MUST also provide backing storage to persist its own peer DID Docs and the deltas for them. It MUST support the same protocols as Layer 3a, but with its own data as the management target.
This level of support is RECOMMENDED for all software that wants to create peer DIDs.
Expected effort: A couple days of coder time if a codebase already has support for Layer 2b. A couple days if the codebase has support for DIDComm and protocols, but only different DID types. A couple weeks if starting from scratch.
The encryption envelope for DID Communication has three independent implementations—one in libindy, one in python with no Indy dependencies, and one in javascript with no Indy dependencies.
The connection protocol that creates and registers peer DIDs, including support for DID resolution after forming a connection, has been fully implemented by half a dozen different organizations, as of March 2019. One of these organizations did not use libindy. The connection management protocols that allow update of DIDs are in various states of implementation. An up-to-date summary of implementation status, including links to the implementations, can be found in the indy-agent repo on github.
There is a formal test suite for the protocols as well, in the same github repo.


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import { Plugins } from '@capacitor/core';
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Arrays and Hashes, what the heck are they? Simply put, arrays and hases are different ways to store multiple pieces of information. A variable is also a way to store information, but it can only store 1 thing. An array or a hash can store an infinite number of pieces of information.
Arrays store their information within square brackets ( [] ). Each piece of information is separated by a comma:
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In the example above, the array is called "array" and it has 3 pieces of information: 5, 10, and 15. We can expand this or contract it as much as we want if we get new, or have to delete, information. If we want a specific piece of information from the array, we use what is called an "index number". Each piece of information in the array has an index number. The first item is given an index number of 0, the second gets an index number of 1, and so on. In our case, array[0] = 5. The information does not have to be numbers. It could be words or even sentences.
Hashes are similar to arrays in that they store multiple pieces of information, but instead of index numbers, information is assigned a key-word. The key-word does not have to be unique, so this makes hashes useful for categorizing information:
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When it comes to whether you should use a hash or an array, you need to think about your purpose. Arrays are very useful if the data needs to be extremely organized and sequential, whereas hashes are more free-flowing. Hashes are easier to manipulate, but it can be difficult to pull ordered data from them.


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by Curtis Edmonds --<EMAIL_ADDRESS>EDtv is the story of a man named Ed (Matthew McConaughey) whose life is the subject of a television show that runs all day, every day, across the nation, up close and personal. And if that sounds familiar, keep reading.
Ron Howard's EDtv was unfortunate enough to follow the similarly-themed The Truman Show into theaters, and as a result, it may never find as wide of an audience or as generous a critical reception. What a pity. EDtv is everything that The Truman Show isn't: funny, smart, entertaining, sophisticated, and wry. The Jim Carrey effort is as monolithic, grandiose, and pretensious as the giant dome of its soundstage, and as bland as its population of Stepford extras. EDtv is as quirky and funny as the streets of San Francisco where it's set, and is populated by a small, diverse universe of off-beat characters who would be quickly shooed out of Seahaven.
It helps that the protagonist of EDtv isn't making any great acting stretches.  Ed is, perhaps, the only thirtysomething video store clerk in California who's not working on an independent movie -- the only thing he's working on is the beer he has on a leash around his neck. He's picked almost by accident to be the star of the new show on the "True TV" network, and accepts the idea of having the cameras watch every detail of his life because it pays pretty good, and hey, how else is he ever going to be on TV?
Whether by design or accident, Ed turns out to be an ideal personality for live TV. He's got a good up-and-down relationship going with his brother's ex-girlfriend (Jenna Elfman) and a riotous family led by his dimwit brother (Woody Harrelson) and his elderly stepfather (Martin Landau, who gets laughs every time he opens his mouth.) The funniest scenes in the movie are the ones that highlight these relationships, primarily because the EDtv show allows them to keep tabs on Ed through their Trinitrons. EDtv does a wonderful job of setting up these relationships and using the TV show as a vehicle to transform them.
And McConaughey's easygoing charm and appealing smile don't hurt one bit. Ed seems like a guy you'd want to hang out at the pool hall with, and McConaughey never makes him annoying, never mugs for the camera, never uses his newfound celebrity to push people around. You couldn't ask anyone to do a better job in this role than McConaughey does.
To have a good TV show, though, you have to have more than just a good star. For one thing, it helps to have an audience. The audience was one of the annoying conceits of The Truman Show was the audience. Every once in a while, the story would cut away to someone watching -- nay, staring -- into their television set, watching the antics of Truman Burbank with rapt attention. The Truman Show audience was wise to every nuance of the show, schooled in the protagonist's history, and seemingly is unable to move from their couches. This may not be all that different from your typical television audience. To be honest, it's not all that different from what I do on a Sunday afternoon watching the Cowboys play the Giants. But the constant image of millions silently staring at flickering screens, enraptured by the life of a tremendously boring insurance salesman, did nothing but accent the annoying smugness of The Truman Show.
The audience is a part of EDtv, too, but it's a different audience, and a better one. The pretensious Truman Show would have us believe that it's the number-one show, worldwide, has been for years, will be forever. EDtv executives know better: all they need to be successful is to have people watch for five or so minutes, two or three times a week.
It's a smaller audience, and a busier audience. We see people watching EDtv while going about their daily chores, exercising, chopping bell peppers, what have you. Only the teenagers and college kids are watching closely (which tells you all you need to know about the types of shows that are on TV nowadays). It's a smarter audience, too. The EDtv show runs sixteen hours a day, with the network wisely deciding that no one really needs to see Ed sleeping. But most importantly, the EDtv audience, unlike The Truman Show audience, is actually being entertained.
Both EDtv and The Truman Show make the same assumptions about our culture, or significant lack thereof. As our technology explodes, making more and more bandwidth available, the quality of programming has imploded. What we're left with is an even vaster wasteland than we've ever had before, populated by "irritainment" and least-common-denominator programming. EDtv and Truman are the reductio ad absurdum of this line of thinking, but at least EDtv realizes that even the most absurd of shows has to entertain on some level. The scene where Ed trims his toenails is more entertaining than anything we see in The Truman Show. More than that, EDtv is a more realistic look at television, and as such, has more success as a satire. Compare the harried, frenetic workplace of the TrueTV headquarters to the serene, Godlike lair of Ed Harris and tell me what's the truer picture of entertainment today.
I can't say for sure, but I think EDtv works better as a movie because its creators have more television experience. (If anyone in this country has grown up on TV, it has to be Ron Howard.) Howard wisely decides to forego the highbrow approach and make a well-written middlebrow comedy -- higher quality than you get on Must See TV, but in the same spirit. Most of the supporting actors are best known for their TV roles: Ellen DeGeneres as the harried True TV producer, Rob Reiner as her boss, Woody Harrelson as the steroid-crazed brother, Jenna Elfman as the pouting girlfriend. (Not to mention Howard's Happy Days buddy Donny Most as a colorless network yes-man, and brother Clint Howard as the harried man-behind-the-curtain directing the show.) TV types don't get a lot of respect in Hollywood for some reason -- witness Oscar shutouts for Howard's Apollo 13 and Reiner's A Few Good Men -- but the hilarious, well-crafted EDtv demands a level of respect at least equal to that of you-know-what..
In fact, forget I ever said anything about The Truman Show. Remember Splash? Tom Hanks and John Candy and Darryl Hannah as the mermaid? It's like that: a good, funny, warmhearted Ron Howard comedy, as welcome as bluebonnets in the Texas springtime. Go see EDtv and forget you ever heard of a movie called...
Wait a second... forget... I forgot something... dangit, what was it...
Oh, yes! Fellow members of the Elizabeth Hurley Admiration and Appreciation Society, front and center. Our Liz has just but a short role, but it's well worth the price of admission... especially if you can catch the Entrapment trailer with Catherine Zeta-Jones. Enjoy.
-- Curtis Edmonds
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Samsung Galaxy A90 specifications leaked online
ARTICLE | BY BILL ACKMAN | APRIL 9, 2019 10:54 AM PDT
Samsung Galaxy A90 is expected to be unveiled by the company on April 10.Two days ahead of the launch, the phone has appeared in an online leak,revealing its key specs and features
As spotted on the Chinese microblogging website Weibo, the phone will offer a 6.7-inch FHD+ OLED screen with 1080x2400 pixel resolution. It is said to be powered by Qualcomm Snapdragon SoC processor. Further, the phone will come with triple-lens camera at the back. It will consist of a 48MP primary sensor with f/2.0 aperture along with a 8MP secondary sensor with an aperture of f/2.4 and a ToF sensor with f/1 .2 aperture.
Samsung Galaxy A20's first sale today:Price, offers and more
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Samsung Galaxy A20 is priced at ksh 18,000/= and will be up for purchase at our online store starting today
Samsung Galaxy A20 comes with a 6.4-inch display and offers a battery of 4,000mAh. It offers Super AMOLED infinity-V display and packs 3GB of RAM.
Huawei P30 Pro review: Smartphone photography, redefined
ARTICLE | BY CARL ICAHN | APRIL 6, 2019 8:52 AM PDT
Smartphone cameras have become great in the last decade, but there are still some things they can't do. In fact, I bet these shortcomings have unconsciously trained many of us to avoid taking photos in certain situations: dimly lit restaurants, starry skies, a squirrel sitting in a tree — why bother taking a photo if you know the shot is going to look like crap?
The Huawei P30 Pro is here to change this notion.
OnePlus 6T Mclaren Edition is back on Computech-Electronics starting today
ARTICLE | BY RAY DAVIS | APRIL 6, 2019 6:54 AM PDT
NEW DELHI: OnePlus 6T McLaren Edition is back on Computech-Electronics. Considered the company’s ‘most powerful’ smartphone, it will be available on our e-commerce website starting today, April 6.
For those unaware,OnePLus 6T McLaren Edition was launched in 2018 to mark OnePlus’s fifth anniversary. The phone features a special design inspired by the F1 McLaren racing team and comes with the signature McLaren colour, Papaya Orange races, around the bottom edge.


UNDER SIEGE A film review by Steve Hastings Copyright 1992 Steve Hastings
Terrorists have taken over a Navy warship. They control the whole thing, including its cruise missiles and its nuclear warheads. Their plan is going by the numbers. They have only overlooked one thing: the cook.
Steven Segal is the cook, and of course he is no ordinary cook but a former Navy SEAL. The stage is set for lots of gunfights, explosions, and general mayhem.
If any of this sounds like you might like it, you probably will. The movie is well-done for what it is. You never really doubt that the cook will save the day, but there are many surprises along the way. The action scenes are well-done, and Segal doesn't ruin things by overacting.
One thing I didn't expect: the background for the action, the Navy warship, is a major part of the appeal of the movie. I enjoyed seeing the action move all over the ship. I particularly enjoyed a sequence involving the main guns -- able to propel a shell that weighs as much as a VW Bug for miles, they don't make 'em like that anymore, and I enjoyed getting a close look at them in the movie.  If Naval hardware interests you, you'll enjoy these parts, too.
The plot is good. It doesn't require too much suspension of disbelief; I was wondering how terrorists could take over a warship, but the plot hand-waves that issue nicely.
There is one moment where the buxom blonde is shown bare-breasted. If you blink at the wrong moment you will miss it, so they won't have any trouble rendering this movie nudity-free for the inevitable TV showing. The woman character starts out useless and annoying, but the more the movie goes on the better the script treats her.
Star Trek fans take note: Colm Meany is one of the villains, using language you aren't used to seeing him use as Chief O'Brien.
I saw this movie in THX Dolby Digital Stereo; the sound was awesome, from explosions that shook me in my seat to the little pinging noises empty cartridges made as they hit the deck. This very much added to my enjoyment of the movie. By all means see this on the big screen.
If you enjoy violent action movies, I recommend this at full ticket prices.
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Custom Directives
Part of the power of akka-http directives comes from the ease with which it’s possible to define custom directives at differing levels of abstraction.
There are essentially three ways of creating custom directives:
- By introducing new “labels” for configurations of existing directives
- By transforming existing directives
- By writing a directive “from scratch”
Configuration Labeling
The easiest way to create a custom directive is to simply assign a new name for a certain configuration of one or more existing directives. In fact, most of the predefined akka-http directives can be considered named configurations of more low-level directives.
The basic technique is explained in the chapter about Composing Directives, where, for example, a new directive getOrPut is defined like this:
val getOrPut = get | put
// tests:
val route = getOrPut { complete("ok") }
Get("/") ~> route ~> check {
responseAs[String] shouldEqual "ok"
}
Put("/") ~> route ~> check {
responseAs[String] shouldEqual "ok"
}
Another example is the MethodDirectives which are simply instances of a preconfigured method directive. The low-level directives that most often form the basis of higher-level “named configuration” directives are grouped together in the BasicDirectives trait.
Transforming Directives
The second option for creating new directives is to transform an existing one using one of the “transformation methods”, which are defined on the Directive class, the base class of all “regular” directives.
Apart from the combinator operators (| and &) and the case-class extractor (as[T]) there following transformations is also defined on all Directive instances:
map and tmap
If the Directive is a single-value Directive, the map method allows for simple transformations:
val textParam: Directive1[String] =
parameter("text".as[String])
val lengthDirective: Directive1[Int] =
textParam.map(text => text.length)
// tests:
Get("/?text=abcdefg") ~> lengthDirective(x => complete(x.toString)) ~> check {
responseAs[String] === "7"
}
One example of a predefined directive relying on map is the optionalHeaderValue directive.
The tmap modifier has this signature (somewhat simplified):
def tmap[R](f: L ⇒ R): Directive[Out]
It can be used to transform the Tuple of extractions into another Tuple. The number and/or types of the extractions can be changed arbitrarily. For example if R is Tuple2[A, B] then the result will be a Directive[(A, B)]. Here is a somewhat contrived example:
val twoIntParameters: Directive[(Int, Int)] =
parameters(("a".as[Int], "b".as[Int]))
val myDirective: Directive1[String] =
twoIntParameters.tmap {
case (a, b) => (a + b).toString
}
// tests:
Get("/?a=2&b=5") ~> myDirective(x => complete(x)) ~> check {
responseAs[String] === "7"
}
flatMap and tflatMap
With map and tmap you can transform the values a directive extracts but you cannot change the “extracting” nature of the directive. For example, if you have a directive extracting an Int you can use map to turn it into a directive that extracts that Int and doubles it, but you cannot transform it into a directive, that doubles all positive Int values and rejects all others.
In order to do the latter you need flatMap or tflatMap. The tflatMap modifier has this signature:
def tflatMap[R: Tuple](f: L ⇒ Directive[R]): Directive[R]
The given function produces a new directive depending on the Tuple of extractions of the underlying one. As in the case of map and tmap there is also a single-value variant called flatMap, which simplifies the operation for Directives only extracting one single value.
Here is the (contrived) example from above, which doubles positive Int values and rejects all others:
val intParameter: Directive1[Int] = parameter("a".as[Int])
val myDirective: Directive1[Int] =
intParameter.flatMap {
case a if a > 0 => provide(2 * a)
case _ => reject
}
// tests:
Get("/?a=21") ~> myDirective(i => complete(i.toString)) ~> check {
responseAs[String] === "42"
}
Get("/?a=-18") ~> myDirective(i => complete(i.toString)) ~> check {
handled === false
}
A common pattern that relies on flatMap is to first extract a value from the RequestContext with the extract directive and then flatMap with some kind of filtering logic. For example, this is the implementation of the method directive:
/**
* Rejects all requests whose HTTP method does not match the given one.
*
* @group method
*/
def method(httpMethod: HttpMethod): Directive0 =
extractMethod.flatMap[Unit] {
case `httpMethod` ⇒ pass
case _ ⇒ reject(MethodRejection(httpMethod))
} & cancelRejections(classOf[MethodRejection])
The explicit type parameter [Unit] on the flatMap i`s needed in this case because the result of the flatMap is directly concatenated with the cancelAllRejections directive, thereby preventing “outside-in” inference of the type parameter value.
require and trequire
The require modifier transforms a single-extraction directive into a directive without extractions, which filters the requests according the a predicate function. All requests, for which the predicate is false are rejected, all others pass unchanged.
The signature of require is this:
def require(predicate: T ⇒ Boolean, rejections: Rejection*): Directive0
One example of a predefined directive relying on require is the first overload of the host directive:
/**
* Rejects all requests for whose host name the given predicate function returns false.
*
* @group host
*/
def host(predicate: String ⇒ Boolean): Directive0 = extractHost.require(predicate)
You can only call require on single-extraction directives. The trequire modifier is the more general variant, which takes a predicate of type Tuple => Boolean. It can therefore also be used on directives with several extractions.
recover and recoverPF
The recover modifier allows you “catch” rejections produced by the underlying directive and, instead of rejecting, produce an alternative directive with the same type(s) of extractions.
The signature of recover is this:
def recover[R >: L: Tuple](recovery: Seq[Rejection] ⇒ Directive[R]): Directive[R] =
In many cases the very similar recoverPF modifier might be little bit easier to use since it doesn’t require the handling of all rejections:
def recoverPF[R >: L: Tuple](
recovery: PartialFunction[Seq[Rejection], Directive[R]]): Directive[R]
One example of a predefined directive relying recoverPF is the optionalHeaderValue directive:
/**
* Extracts an optional HTTP header value using the given function.
* If the given function throws an exception the request is rejected
* with a [[akka.http.scaladsl.server.MalformedHeaderRejection]].
*
* @group header
*/
def optionalHeaderValue[T](f: HttpHeader ⇒ Option[T]): Directive1[Option[T]] =
headerValue(f).map(Some(_): Option[T]).recoverPF {
case Nil ⇒ provide(None)
}
Directives from Scratch
The third option for creating custom directives is to do it “from scratch”, by directly subclassing the Directive class. The Directive is defined like this (leaving away operators and modifiers):
abstract class Directive[L](implicit val ev: Tuple[L]) {
/**
* Calls the inner route with a tuple of extracted values of type `L`.
*
* `tapply` is short for "tuple-apply". Usually, you will use the regular `apply` method instead,
* which is added by an implicit conversion (see `Directive.addDirectiveApply`).
*/
def tapply(f: L ⇒ Route): Route
It only has one abstract member that you need to implement, the happly method, which creates the Route the directives presents to the outside from its inner Route building function (taking the extractions as parameter).
Extractions are kept as a Tuple. Here are a few examples:
A Directive[Unit] extracts nothing (like the get directive). Because this type is used quite frequently akka-http defines a type alias for it:
type Directive0 = Directive[Unit]
A Directive[(String)] extracts one String value (like the hostName directive). The type alias for it is:
type Directive1[T] = Directive[Tuple1[T]]
A Directive[(Int, String)] extracts an Int value and a String value (like a parameters('a.as[Int], 'b.as[String]) directive).
Keeping extractions as Tuples has a lot of advantages, mainly great flexibility while upholding full type safety and “inferability”. However, the number of times where you’ll really have to fall back to defining a directive from scratch should be very small. In fact, if you find yourself in a position where a “from scratch” directive is your only option, we’d like to hear about it, so we can provide a higher-level “something” for other users.
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Goal: Design an existing startup's user interface from scratch, without referencing the existing one. We chose the startup ShopWith, whose goal is to let shoppers browse and buy their favorite social media influencer's most-loved products and brands.
For the project, me and one other team member were in charge of designing the hifi app prototype, from the sketching to the final figma prototype. More specifically, I was responsible for the four lo-fi sketches, and the first half of the hifi figma prototype.
We started off brainstorming four different ways of organizing and presenting the app. The sketches of these are below.
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Following a critique session with other groups, we implemented some changes to our hi-fi prototype based on feedback. The main change was unifying font types across all pages to improve consistency. We also made icons and text sizes larger to improve readability. Finally, we added a back button and an explicit "add to cart" button to allow for better navigation through blogger's products. An "about" page on the blogger's profile was also implemented, including links to the influencer's other social media accounts.
| Home Page | The user was drawn to the content post which was eye-catching with bright colors and a bold font. This was in-line with our original hypothesis, as we believed brightly colored content against a bare minimalist interface background would draw in the user’s attention. |
| Influencer Profile Page | The user's eyes are first drawn to the influencer's profile picture, since it is partitioned with a circle outline, which contrasts with the rest of the interface's rectangular outlines. After her gaze is drawn up to the bold matte colors of the influencer's banner photo, and then moves downwards to the bio. This explains how most of the heatmap is concentrated on the profile picture and the area above and below it. |
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| Influencer's Products Page | Since the Chanel No.5 perfume is the first product and also the one for the given task, most of the heatmap is concentrated around that area. |
| Product Page | We believe there was the most confusion on this page. The user's heatmap is divided between the heart icon on the upper right-hand corner of the product and the add to cart option. This is most likely because there is no intuitive indication to what the heart icon does, and if its function is different from the add to cart button. |
| Cart | The user's heatmap is relatively scattered on this page, since she has completed the task assigned to her and is unsure how to proceed, since no further instructions were given after telling her to add the perfume to her cart. |


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A simple algorithm
The beauty of core-numbers is that they arey very intuitive to compute and understand.
Let's load some data. This graph comes from the paper with the O(m) algorithm to compute the core numbers of an undirected graph by Batagelj and Zaversnik, "An O(m) algorithm for the cores decomposition of a network."
load '../graphs/cores_example.mat';
Plot the data.
gplot(A,xy); hold on; plot(xy(:,1), xy(:,2),'r.','MarkerSize',24); hold off; text(xy(:,1)+0.1, xy(:,2)+0.1, num2str((1:21)'));set(gcf,'Color',[1,1,1]); set(gca,'XTick',[]);set(gca,'YTick',[]);xlim([-1,10]);ylim([-2,7]);axis off;
By inspection, vertex 16 is in a 0 core because it has no edges in the graph.
From the statement of the property, let's figure out the core numbers for this graph. For each possible degree d, let's remove all vertices with degree <= d and degree>0 and repeat this until there are no vertices with degree (0,d]. Then, any vertex that is left, must have core number at least d+1.
The following code implements that algorithm where the graph Ad is the current working version of the graph. At the end of the for loop, the graph Ad is the graph A where all vertices of degree <= d have been removed.
max_deg = full(max(sum(A))); cn = zeros(num_vertices(A),1); Ad = A; dv=sum(Ad); for d=0:max_deg % while they are vertices with degree in (0,d], remove them while any(dv<=d&dv>0), Ad(dv<=d,:)=0;Ad(:,dv<=d)=0;dv=sum(Ad);end % any vertex that is left must core number at least d+1; cn(dv>d) = d+1; end arrayfun(@(v,c) fprintf('core_number(%2i) = %i\n',v,c),1:size(A,1),cn');
core_number( 1) = 1 core_number( 2) = 2 core_number( 3) = 2 core_number( 4) = 3 core_number( 5) = 3 core_number( 6) = 3 core_number( 7) = 3 core_number( 8) = 3 core_number( 9) = 2 core_number(10) = 3 core_number(11) = 2 core_number(12) = 1 core_number(13) = 1 core_number(14) = 3 core_number(15) = 3 core_number(16) = 0 core_number(17) = 2 core_number(18) = 2 core_number(19) = 2 core_number(20) = 2 core_number(21) = 1
The output shows us that vertex 16 is the only vertex with a core number of 0. Because this graph is an example, "it just so happens" that the cores make a nice picture. The following code plots the convex hull around the points inside of a k-core. The darker the color, the higher the core.
clf; hold on; wh=ones(1,3); colors={0.85*wh,0.7*wh,0.55*wh,0.4*wh}; for c=unique(cn') m=cn>=c; cl=colors{c+1}; lw=16*1.5^(max(cn)-c); xym=xy(m,:);is=convhull(xym(:,1),xym(:,2)); h=fill(xym(is,1),xym(is,2),cl);set(h,'LineWidth',lw,'EdgeColor',cl); end gplot(A,xy,'k-'); plot(xy(:,1), xy(:,2),'r.','MarkerSize',24); text(xy(:,1)+0.1, xy(:,2)+0.1, num2str((1:21)'));set(gcf,'Color',[1,1,1]); xlim([-1,10]);ylim([-2,7]);axis off; hold off;
The figure shows the 0-core, the 1-core, the 2-core and the 3-core. Although vertex 11 has degree 5, it is only a 2-core vertex because it links to two 1-core vertices. Also, note that the cores aren't necessarily connected components. The 2-core contains two connected components (2-11,14-15) and (17-20).
With MatlabBGL
The MatlabBGL function core_numbers implements efficient algorithms to compute the cores of a graph. These algorithms are significantly more efficient than the previous code and produce identical output.
Let's check that they produce the same output.
cn_bgl = core_numbers(A); any(cn_bgl-cn)
ans = 0
The core numbers of a road network
For fun, let's see how many cores there are in a road network. Vertices in a 1-core in a road network have at least one path between them (assuming the underlying network is connected). Vertices in a 2-core have at least two paths between them.
load('../graphs/minnesota.mat');A=spones(A); % convert to unweighted [cn csz]=core_numbers(A); cs=unique(cn); arrayfun(@(v,c) fprintf('core(%2i) = %4i\n',v,c),cs,csz(cs+1)); % Now, you might complain that there are certain vertices in this graph % that simply chain a path in the road network so it draws correctly. The % following code removes all vertices of degree two and connects the % end-points of the degree two vertex directly. It applies this prodecure % iteratively until all the vertices of degree two are gone. At the end, % we compute the core nubmers again. d2v=find(sum(A,2)==2); while ~isempty(d2v) for v=d2v' l=find(A(:,v));A(l(1),v)=0;A(l(2),v)=0;A(v,l(1))=0;A(v,l(2))=0; A(l(1),l(2))=1;A(l(2),l(1))=1; end d2v=find(sum(A,2)==2); end max(core_numbers(A))
core( 1) = 2 core( 2) = 98 ans = 2
The highest core is still two! I think that's pretty amazing. There aren't subnetworks of the Minnesota highways where you always have at least three choices at every intersection.


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ANTIPYRINE AND BENZOCAINE- antipyrine and benzocaine solution
Aidarex Pharmaceuticals LLC
Disclaimer: This drug has not been found by FDA to be safe and effective, and this labeling has not been approved by FDA. For further information about unapproved drugs, click here.
Antipyrine and Benzocaine Otic Solution is an otic solution containing Antipyrine, Benzocaine, Oxyquinoline Sulfate, and Anhydrous Glycerin for use in the ear. The solution congeals at 0°C (32°F), but returns to normal consistency, unchanged, at room temperature.
Antipyrine is an analgesic with local anesthetic action, it is chemically 2,3-dimethyl-1-phenyl-3-pyrazolin-5- one.
The active ingredient is represented by the structural formula:
Antipyrine occurs as colorless crystals or white powder, has a slightly bitter taste and is soluble in water and alcohol.
Benzocaine is a local anesthetic. It is chemically ethyl p-aminobenzoate or Benzoic acid, 4-amino-, ethyl ester.
The active ingredient is represented by the structural formula:
It occurs as white crystals or white crystalline powder and is slightly soluble in water and soluble in organic solvents.
EACH mL CONTAINS:
Actives: Antipyrine 54 mg, Benzocaine 14 mg; Inactives: Glycerine (anhydrous), Oxyquinoline Sulfate.
Antipyrine and Benzocaine Otic Solution combines the hygroscopic property of anhydrous glycerin with the analgesic action of antipyrine and benzocaine to relieve pressure, reduce inflammation and congestion, and to alleviate pain and discomfort in acute otitis media.
Antipyrine and Benzocaine Otic Solution does not blanch the tympanic membrane or mask the landmarks and, therefore, does not distort the otoscopic picture.
Acute Otitis media of various etiologies
-prompt relief of pain and reduction of inflammation in the congestive and serous stages.
-adjuvant therapy during systemic antibiotic administration for resolution of the infection.
Because of the close anatomical relationship of the eustachian tube to the nasal cavity, otitis media is a frequent problem, especially in children in whom the tube is shorter, wider, and more horizontal than in adults.
Removal of Cerumen
-facilitates the removal of excessive or impacted cerumen.
The product is contraindicated in any person with hypersensitivity to any of the components or substances related to them.
This product is contraindicated in the presence of spontaneous perforation of the tympanic membrane or discharge.
FOR USE IN EARS ONLY-NOT FOR USE IN EYES
Discontinue promptly if sensitization or irritation occurs.
Information for Patients: Avoid contaminating the dropper with material from the ear, fingers or other source.
Pregnancy: Category C. Animal reproduction studies have not been conducted with Antipyrine and Benzocaine Otic Solution.
It is also not known whether Antipyrine and Benzocaine Otic Solution can cause fetal harm when administered to a pregnant woman or can affect reproduction capacity. Antipyrine and Benzocaine
Otic Solution should be given to a pregnant woman only if clearly needed.
Acute otitis media: Instill Antipyrine and Benzocaine Otic Solution, permitting the solution to run along the wall of the ear canal until it is filled. Avoid touching the ear with dropper. Then moisten a cotton pledget with Antipyrine and Benzocaine Otic Solution and insert into meatus. Repeat every one to two hours until pain and congestion are relieved.
Removal of Cerumen:
Before: Instill Antipyrine and Benzocaine Otic Solution three times daily for two or three days to help detach cerumen from wall of ear canal and facilitate removal.
After: Antipyrine and Benzocaine Otic Solution is useful for drying out the ear canal or relieving discomfort.
Before and after removal of cerumen, a cotton pledget moistened with Antipyrine and Benzocaine Otic Solution should be inserted into the meatus following instillation.
Antipyrine and Benzocaine Otic Solution is supplied in a 15 mL light-resistant dropper-bottle with a screwtop bottle cap. Tamper evident seal on bottle cap. Do not use if seal is broken.
Manufactured by: Bio-Pharm Inc., Levittown, PA 19057
Manufactured for: Boca Pharmacal, Inc. Coral Springs, FL 33065 www.bocapharmacal.com 1-800-354-8460
Repackaged By:
Aidarex Pharmaceuticals, LLC.
Corona, CA 92880
Store at 20°-25°C (68°-77°F) [see USP Controlled Room Temperature]. Protect from heat and light. Protect from freezing.
Call your doctor for medical advice about side effects. You may report side effects to the FDA at 1-800-FDA-1088.
Manufactured for:
Boca Pharmacal, Inc.
Coral Springs, FL 33065
www.bocapharmacal.com
1-800-354-8460
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The AngularJS Material Design framework provides us with an awesome theming engine that allows us to easily switch between Material Design themes. Unfortunately, there is one major shortcoming. When a user would like to use their own themes or colors, they must first define them in the AngularJS Material Design format. This requires a user either extend a default palette or define all of the colors for their new palette- which can be quote time consuming.
Enter, Material Design Palette Generator!This material design color tool allows you to quickly and easily create or import a set of colors to create your own, perfect theme from completely customizable palettes. Once you've got your theme built, assign the theme and palette names and then quickly export to any front-end framework! Currently, export includes JSON and AngularJS Material design with plans to support Materialize, CSS, Polymer, and more!
If you have any ideas for features for this tool, would like to submit a bug, or just want to chat, you may contact me using me @ mbitson . com.
Contributions:


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Python side of the grpc communication. Python is the client and Unity the server
:int base_port: Baseline port number to connect to Unity environment over. worker_id increments over this.
:int worker_id: Number to add to communication port (5005) [0]. Used for asynchronous agent scenarios.
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:param inputs: The initialization input that will be sent to the environment.
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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:


8. Insights
- What have you been reading in God’s Word lately?
- What is God speaking to you through His Word?
- What are the prophecies concerning you, which you have received?
- Have you received a Word of wisdom or understanding from someone?
- What Godly counsel have you received?
- Are you seeing God’s hand at work right now?
- What rhemas (God’s written Word spoken to your heart) has God give
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Accordion Title
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Accordions take a large amount of information or data and encapsulates it in a smaller area. Typically, they are used as part of a set of like-content, but allows the user to focus on one at a time.

ACCORDIONS
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INTERACTION
Physically, they are blocks organised in a vertical manner, such that once a tab is clicked, a pane slides out to reveal and focus a user's attention to the further content to be explored in more depth. Consequently, neighbouring modules are pushed downward. Also, each header uses an icon to symbolise whether the accordion tab is opened or not. The icon is also clickable.
BEHAVIOUR
Accordions should be used when a user needs to browse a large results set and wishes to explore each in more depth, without navigating away to another page.
Headers of each tab should be large enough to make them easily clickable. They also house the label that should clearly communicate the content within.
Accordion pane content can be of a variety: text, image, diagram, video, tabs. The latter is an example that is implemented for SNOMED CT browsing of each term's associated details etc.
HOW AND WHEN TO USE
EXAMPLES
Accordion Title
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Text only content
Display of additional text only content.
Rich content
Display of text and in-module tab control.
Example Use
– Search results
– Mapping map project


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All config options you can trun on/off from the theme box configuration (green icon on the left side of page).
Avalible configure options
Check the Dashboard v.4 with top navigation layout
Check the Dashboard v.4 with basic layout
Check the Outlook view in in full height page
Check the off canvas menu on example article page