Reference: Classes
SFile
The SFile class is used as one of the parameters in Sphere User Defined Functions (UDFs). It is used to pass file related information between Sphere server and UDF.
Class Members
| Member |
Type |
Description |
| m_strHomeDir |
string |
The base directory of the Sector file storage on the current slave node. |
| m_strLibDir |
string |
The directory that stores user uploaded library files in the current session. |
| m_strTempDir |
string |
The directory that UDF can write temporary data to. |
| m_sstrFiles |
set<string> |
A set of user modified files. Sector uses this list to update the file system. |
Class Interfaces
There is no public interface for this class.


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| file | k2l/src/csl_cpIntcGetBaseAddress.c |
| file | soc/k2l/src/csl_device_interrupt.h |
| file | csl_dfeGetBaseAddress.c |
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| file | k2l/src/csl_edma3GetBaseAddress.c |
| file | k2l/src/csl_emif4fGetBaseAddress.c |
| file | k2l/src/csl_gpioGetBaseAddress.c |
| file | k2l/src/csl_mpuGetBaseAddress.c |
| file | k2l/src/csl_pllcGetBaseAddress.c |
| file | soc/k2l/src/csl_qm_queue.h |
| file | csl_racGetBaseAddress.c |
| file | k2l/src/csl_timerGetBaseAddress.c |
| file | k2l/src/csl_version.c |


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A red Vauxhall Astra was the only vehicle involved in the crash.
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The road was locked down for seven hours while investigations took place.
Cops are still probing the incident and are appealing for any witnesses who can help them establish what happened.
Sergeant David Miller of the Road Policing Unit in Dingwall said: "We are working to establish the full circumstances of this crash and would urge anyone who may have seen the Vauxhall Astra being driven between Bonar Bridge and Edderton to come forward.
"Anyone who has a dashcam and was on the road is asked to review their footage and contact police if they have anything which may be relevant.
"Anyone with information can contact police on 101, quoting incident 3961 of 24 November."
We told earlier how the A74(M) has been locked down for FOUR HOURS after a serious smash involving a lorry.
Emergency services raced to the scene at junction 18 on the A74(M), near Lockerbie, at around 5.50am this morning.
The northbound carriageway remains closed and diversions are in place.


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GATTACA (1997)
A film review by Steve Kong Copyright 1997 Steve Kong
In the not too distant future you can have the child of your dreams.  The geneticists can remove that gene. Disease?   Well, lets give him twelve fingers.
The premise for Gattaca is great. In the not too distant future, DNA manipulation is helping society crank out near perfect children. Natural inception is no longer wanted, instead, society has geneticists who will help create the perfect child. Everything about a person can be told with as little as a hair, dandruff, a drop of blood, or saliva.
Though law prohibits gene discrimination, the law against this discrimination is also not well administered. Discrimination is now not based on sex, age, or skin color, but on genes. Obviously, the perfected or valid children get more than the "unperfected" or in-valid children. Society is now split because of this. Vincent is one of the "unperfected" children growing up with his older brother who is a perfected child. Vincent aims to go to the stars, but, because of his genes, companies will accept him. Because no matter how hard he tries, he will never have the genes of a laboratory created child, which is what the space company Gattaca is looking for. Working with a gene broker, Vincent meets up with Jerome. Jerome is a perfected child but is now left to languish because he was hit by a car and is paralyzed from the waist down. Vincent uses Jerome's blood, urine, and hair to get into Gattaca. But, after qualifying for a yearlong trip to a moon of Saturn, there is a murder in Gattaca and Vincent becomes the number one suspect.
Gattaca is a well-intentioned film with a well-intentioned message. And there are passages of Gattaca that are really enjoyable. The set design and the cinematography create a world where everything is sterile. But, the director and writer Andrew Niccol creates characters that are, unfortunately, also as sterile. The performances of the lead actors are just as sterile. Hawke shows little to no emotion during the film, even at the climax. Uma Thurman seems to be in the film just to look good.
What stands out and is not sterile are the supporting cast and the music. The supporting cast includes the inspector played by Alan Arkin and Jerome played by Jude Law. Arkin gives a wonderful performance but is not given enough screen time. Law is given more screen time and does a better job. Law is the one to look for during the film. The music is quiet and haunting and fits the movie just right.
Gattaca is without its flaws. Though, most of them don't show up until one steps out of the theatre. For example, the security entrance for Gattaca uses a little pin that pricks one's finger for blood that is instantaneously analyzed. This lets the computer allow or deny one's entrance into the company based on their DNA. Vincent easily gets past this device, but I can thing of many ways that can be added to this device that are more conventional and less painful. (Maybe retinal scans? Fingers print?)
Gattaca is definitely a matinee film that, if you can wait, could be seen on video. A very well intentioned film that falls because of its length, exceptionally slow pace, and sterile performances by its lead actors. For those expecting to see some heavy sci-fi, action and special effects, you will be disappointed. This is a drama wrapped around a sci-fi premise.
"There is no gene for the human spirit."
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Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
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Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
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Snapshot objects let you take a snapshot of a group of objects into a single image. You can do modify the objects in a group and update the snapshot image.
This provides an extra dimension of flexibility over screen capture APIs like display.capture where each call generates a new display object containing the captured result.
Snapshot objects are easily created using Corona's display.newSnapshot() factory method.
You can add children to snapshots by accessing the snapshot's group. This property is just a normal GroupObject but does not directly affect the scene. Instead, these objects are rendered to a texture offscreen. This texture determines what the snapshot renders.
Snapshot objects operate by capturing the children into a single cached image. When you first create a snapshot object, the object is initialized to update this cached image on the next render pass.
However, later on, you will need to explicitly tell the snapshot to update this cached image. For example, if you make modifications to the children of a snapshot like the position, you must call snapshot:invalidate()
. This instructs Corona to update the snapshot on the next render pass.
local snapshot = display.newSnapshot( 200, 200 )
math.randomseed( 0 )
-- Add fish to the screen
for i=1,4 do
local fish = display.newImage( "fish.small.red.png" )
-- move to random position in a 200x200 region relative to snapshot's origin
fish:translate( math.random( -100, 100 ), math.random( -100, 100 ) )
-- insert fish into snapshot
snapshot.group:insert( fish )
end
local halfW, halfH = display.contentCenterX, display.contentCenterY
snapshot:translate( halfW, halfH ) -- Center group
snapshot:invalidate() -- Invalidate snapshot
transition.to( snapshot, { alpha = 0, time = 2000} ) -- Fade out
Snapshots inherit all functionality of rectangles. All 2.5D effects, for example, are available in snapshot objects.
Snapshots have several major differences from groups:
A group's width and height are determined by the children, specifically the union of the children bounds; all children of a group will render (assuming, of course, that they are on screen).
In contrast, snapshots have a pre-defined width and height, so children that fall outside those bounds will not render.
Groups render each of the children separately. This affects how the alpha is propagated to children. In groups, the alpha is propagated to each child. Because the children render separately, you can see blending occurs whenever children overlap.
Snapshots render as a single object, so the alpha only acts after the children are rendered into the snapshot's image.
The difference is illustrated below:
Snapshots have children contained in a special group property.
Consequently, you don't add children directly to the snapshot object. Instead, you add objects it's group property.
Groups automatically detect when a child's properties have changed such as position. Thus, on the next render pass, the child will re-render.
Snapshots do not automatically detect when a child's properties have changed. You must clear the snapshot's cached image anytime you modify the child by calling snapshot:invalidate()
. This invalidates the snapshot's image so it will be updated on the next render pass.
Groups do not have anchor points because they do not have a pre-defined boundary.
Snapshots are [rectangle objects][api.type.RectObject], so they have controllable anchors.
Normally, snapshot invalidates causes the texture to be cleared prior to rendering the snapshot group's children to a texture.
In contrast, when the canvas is invalidated, they render to the texture without clearing the texture first.
The following are the relevant APIs to support canvas-style operations on the snapshot:
Snapshot objects rely on a feature in OpenGL known as framebuffer objects which allow you to perform "render to texture".
This works by performing an additional render pass that occurs offscreen. In other words, there is an additional render pass that draws into a texture.
These additional render passes are triggered whenever the snapshot is invalidated via snapshot:invalidate()
.
Because these additional passes do have some performance penalty, so you should avoid doing too many invalidations at once.
The performance of frame buffer objects depends on the device, so your mileage may vary.
Generally, iOS devices have optimized their OpenGL pipeline for framebuffer objects, so you should expect decent performance.


3 Set up the parameters
3.1 Organize your model outputs
Before you run any R code, you need to make sure that the parameters for the report are correctly specified.
First, copy and paste all currently available final Mplus models (only the .out
files) into one folder (e.g., a folder called Measurement report/Models
somewhere on Box). This includes:
- EFA models
- CFA models
- Treatment invariance models
- Age invariance models
- Gender invariance models
- Longitudinal invariance models
3.2 A very important note on naming rules!!!
You need to name your file, items, and constructs properly in order for the wave tags shown properly in the document.
For file names, always have a wave tag right after your measure. For example, CSRL1_cfa_1c_fsamp.out
, RSQ2_CFA2-ie19.out
. If you only have one wave, use 1
as your wave tag.
For items and constructs (in your data, in Mplus files, and in the Excel sheet), always add an underscore and a wave tag (_#) in the subscale section to both the construct name and the item names in your excel sheet (e.g., AANXDEP_1
, PSRA_1
, HAB_AB_2
).
These wave tags get picked up by mrautomatr
to index the waves in plots and tables in your document.
3.3 Fill in the Excel template
Second, fill in the Excel sheet template that we provide. You can find this template (input_template.xlsx
) located in inst/templates/
in the package GitHub repository. Simply hit Download
to download the template and store somewhere in your computer.
Alternatively, this Excel file is downloaded along with the mrautomatr
package. You can also find its file path on your computer by running system.file("templates", "input_template.xlsx", package = "mrautomatr")
in R. Copy the file path.  Then copy and paste the excel file somewhere in your computer (e.g., a folder called Measurement report/template
).
In this template, you need to manually type in the following parameters. For any of the files that are not available temporarily, you can leave blank and still be able to generate the report (with error messages shown in the Word document telling you that you need to specify more parameters/fix certain things to have a full report).
3.3.1 Tab 1: path
A shorthand to get file path on Mac: go to the path/file and hit command + option + C
.
If you are using Box, we recommend typing in an R function from mrautomatr
– box_path("...")
in the path
tab in the excel sheet. The ...
part is whatever sub-folders on your computer under the general Box folder. Examples are box_path("Box 3EA Team Folder/Data Management")
, or box_path("Peru/Data/Full")
. This is because different people can have different access to Box folders at different time (e.g. you only had access to Data Management
in March, but gained access to Box 3EA Team Folder
in April), and if you only specify the local path on your computer, you will need to re-specify it in the excel sheet whenever your level of access changes. box_path(...)
prevents this from happening.
year
indicates the study year.measure
indicates the measure name.data_file_path
should be wherever the final master data is located. It will be used to calculate summary statistics, bivariate correlations, and reliability statistics. Our tool currently takes the following data formats:.csv
,.xlsx
,.dta
.fs_data_file_path
refers to the file path where the tabular data of the Mplus-generated factor scores is saved. Because Mplus does not generate a spreadsheet for you, you will need to:(1) copy and paste the factor scores into an Excel sheet, and
(2) insert the first row and name the variables exactly the same as they are in your master dataset and in your other Mplus models. Remember to add the _# wave tags.
(3) save the sheet either as a .csv or an .xlsx file.
model_file_path
leads you to the folder where all the Mplus outputs are located.
3.3.2 Tab 2: subscale
The first row should contain the subscale/factor names. They should be the same as the ones in your Mplus models.
For each subscale/factor, list the items. The rows can be of unequal length (i.e. you can leave blanks for subscales with smaller number of items).
These are specified to generate reliability estimates from the master dataset.
Always add an underscore and a wave tag (
_#
) in thesubscale
section to both the construct name and the item names in your excel sheet (e.g.,AANXDEP_1
). Whatever numbers comes after “_” will be shown in the table as the wave tag. And the wave tag also needs to be added for the variables in the master dataset. Not sure if this is easy to do in Mplus, but you can certainly export another master dataset after running things likenames(dat)[1:10] <- paste(names(dat)[1:10], "_1", sep = "")
on the variables you want to modify.
The Omega reliability coefficients will likely not show up if the wave tags are misspecified. If you have already run quite many models and generated multiple reports, I’d suggest using the get.omega.bywave()
in themrautomatr
and manually fill in the omegas in your document. E.g.:
get.omega.bywave(model = "xxx.out",
path = "/Users/xxx")
3.3.3 Tab 3: model
This specifies all necessary Mplus model names (i.e.
xxx.out
).List all available models in the order of waves (e.g. wave 1 before wave 2).
There is no restrictions on the file names, but please follow the naming rules for reproducibility purposes.
3.3.4 Tab 4: description
This is specified to have a description of the items at the beginning of the report.
You can format this tab in any ways that you like, but the caveat is that (1) the first row will be taken as the header and set to bold, and (2) you cannot merge cells.
3.4 Summary
| Variable name | Description |
|---|---|
year |
Study site and year |
measure |
Measure name |
data_file_path |
Local file path to the master dataset on your own computer |
fs_data_file_path |
Local file path to the factor score dataset on your own computer |
model_file_path |
Local file path to all the Mplus .out files |
subscale |
Subscales and their corresponding items |
model_efa |
EFA models |
model_cfa |
CFA models |
model_inv_tx |
Treatment invariance models |
model_inv_gender |
Gender invariance models |
model_inv_age |
Age invariance models |
model_inv_lg |
Longitudinal invariance model |
description |
Detailed item descriptions |


The Curry-Howard Correspondence is the observation that there exists a correspondence between objects present in disparate formal systems. Once such instance of this correspondence is the conspicuous propositions-as-types notion, which draws correspondences between logical propositions and types in a programming language.
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As another more specific instance, one could consider a program written in a traditional programming language like Rust, and its formal proof exercised in a language like Coq.
While this is a beautiful revelation in theory, in practice this line begins to look more like an impenetrable wall as it divides proof from program. This chasm prevents assurances that, beyond those that can simply be “observed” by a human, an implementation faithfully abides its proofs. The conventional solution to this problem is code extraction. However, in cases like safety-critical system software (e.g. avionics, medical devices, & autonomous vehicles), the languages and platforms targeted by extraction tools simply aren’t an option. What if there was another way?
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Rendering an action is simple. It is nothing more that a series of echo commands, inside the overridden Render method.
class ActionViewBook extends Action { ... public function Render(){ echo '
' . new Html($this->book->Title) . '
'; ... } ... }
A form in Oxygen always posts its contents back to the same action. Therefore, rendering the form and handing its submissions should be done inside the same Render method. In fact, handling the form should be done just before the rendering. If there is a validation error, then the code will continue to rendering the form again along with the validation messages.
class ActionViewBook extends Action { ... public function Render(){ if ($this->IsPostback()) { // this will check that this is a POST HTTP request coming from the same action. // form handling here (validation and processing) if ($everything_ok) { // success message here maybe ? return; } } echo $this->GetForm(); // this will render the HTML form element with the correct action attribute // form rendering here, along with any possible validation message generated above echo $this->EndForm(); } ... }
A Message is a text that should be displayed to the user, which is classified according to its importance. The importance of the message is defined only by how the used can respond to the message. There are 6 such levels.
The InfoMessage is just a piece of information that the user does not request anything from the user. The user may or may not read the message and continue his or her work. This is the lowest level.
The SuccessMessage is similar to the above because is just a piece of information. However, it is more important, because it gives the user the signal to continue his work.
The WarningMessage is a message that should be read by the user because it may affect its work. However, it is not blocking, and can be ignored.
The QuestionMessage is a message where the user has to respond to a question. It is blocking, because the user is obligated to respond to the question before continuing.
The ErrorMessage is a blocking message that the user cannot do anything to continue. He has to find another way around it.
Finally, the BugMessage is a blocking message that the user cannot even find a way around it because everything he did was correct, but there is some error in the code. This should never happen in a production environment (but it always does, doesn't it).
The MessageControl is a control that displays the message in a nice HTML box. The box will have an icon indicating the message severity, which also defines the color of the background and of the border.
$m = new QuestionMessage( new Lemma('en','Are you sure you want to delete this book?') ); echo new MessageControl( $m );
In addition, there is the MultiMessage, which message consisting of other messages. The severity of a MultiMessage is equal to the one of the most severe of its messages. For example, a message consisting of one info message, two warnings and one error is as severe as an error message. In this case, the MessageControl will display all messages with their icons inside one big box. The color of the background and of the border is determined by the most severe message.
$m = new MultiMessage(); $m[] = new InfoMessage( new Lemma('en','The book has 132 pages.') ); $m[] = new WarningMessage( new Lemma('en','Please use capital letters for the author.') ); $m[] = new ErrorMessage( new Lemma('en','The author of the book was not found in the database.') ); echo new MessageControl( $m );
A Validator is also a MultiMessage, that comes with additional helping methods. The HasPassed method returns true if all the messages in the validator are either InfoMessage or SuccessMessage.
$v = new Validator(); if (empty($book->Title)) $v[] = new WarningMessage( new Lemma('en','The title is a mandatory field.') ); if ($v->HasPassed){ $book->Save(); return; }
The Validator has several methods to aumatically check a condition and add a message, such as Check, CheckMandatory of CheckEmail.
$v_title = new Validator(); $v_author = new Validator(); $v_title->CheckMandatory( $book->Title ); $v_author->CheckMandatory( $book->Author ); $v_author->Check($book->Author==strtoupper($book->Author), new WarningMessage(new Lemma('en','Please use capital letters for the author.')); if ($v_title->HasPassed() && $v_author->HasPassed()) { $book->Save(); return; }
Finally, the ValidatorSet is an array of validators, which is useful to group together all the validators of a form. It will automatically create validator objects as needed.
$v = new ValidatorSet(); $v->Title->CheckMandatory( $book->Title ); $v->Author->CheckMandatory( $book->Author ); $v->Author->Check($book->Author==strtoupper($book->Author), new WarningMessage(new Lemma('en','Please use capital letters for the author.')); if ($v->HasPassed()) { $book->Save(); return; }
This is a typical edit form for a book. It is wrapped inside an AJAX dialog and it contains the form itself and the validation. This example will be refactored in the chapter on Binding to automatically fill and read the form, so it should be considered only as an intermediate step.
class ActionModifyBook extends Action { public function GetDefaultMode(){ return Action::MODE_AJAX_DIALOG; } /** @var Book */ private $book; public function __construct(Book $book){ parent::__construct(); $this->book = $book; } public function GetUrlArgs(){ return array('id'=>$this->book) + parent::GetUrlArgs(); } public static function Make(){ return new static(Book::Pick(Http::$GET['id']->AsID())); } public function IsPermitted(){ return true; } public function Render(){ $v = new ValidatorSet(); $m = Book::Meta(); if ($this->IsPostback()){ // Read the form $this->book->Title = Http::$POST['title']->AsString(); $this->book->Author = Http::$POST['author']->AsString(); // Validate the form $v->Title->CheckMandatory( $this->book->Title ); $v->Author->CheckMandatory( $this->book->Author ); $v->Author->Check($this->book->Author==strtoupper($this->book->Author), oxy::txtMsgUseCapitalLetters()); // Process the form if ($v->HasPassed()) { $this->book->Save(); Oxygen::Refresh(); } } // Render the form echo $this->GetForm(); echo $m->Title->GetLabel(); echo '
' TextBox::Make( 'title', $this->book->Title )->Render(); if (!$v->Title->HasPassed()) echo new MessageControl($v->Title); echo '
' echo $m->Author->GetLabel(); echo '
' TextBox::Make( 'author', $this->book->Author )->Render();; if (!$v->Author->HasPassed()) echo new MessageControl($v->Author); echo '
' ButtonBox::Make()->WithValue( oxy::txtOK() )->WithIsSubmit( true )->Render(); ButtonBox::Make()->WithValue( oxy::txtCancel() )->WithIsCancel( true )->Render(); echo $this->EndForm(); } }


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The first adopted strategy utilize a Rectangular Bounding Box (RBB) within which all the active cells reside. As the lava flows and invades more space it dynamically grows, hence is not necessary to launch as many threads as the number of cell in the whole cellular space, but it is sufficient to allocate only those ones that compute the transition function for the cells within the RBB. This drastically reduces execution times, since the sub-rectangle is usually smaller than the original CA space, leading to a more efficient utilization of the device resources.
For this reason, a GPU optimized CA (GPU-OCA) version has been tested that takes into account, at each CA step, the RBB that includes all active cells (i.e., cells containing lava) of the automaton. However, while in a sequential OCA (CPU-OCA) the CA space matrix is simply scanned by considering the RBB boundaries instead of the whole CA, the GPU-OCA must consider the rectangular grid bounding box (RGBB) containing active cells, which in general includes the traditional RBB of active cells (see figure [fig:RBB]).
However, while in a sequential OCA (CPU-OCA) the CA space matrix is
simply scanned by considering the RBB boundaries instead of the whole
CA, the GPU-OCA must consider the rectangular grid bounding box (RGBB)
containing active cells, which in general includes the traditional RBB
of active cells (Figure [fig:RBB]) that has been implemented storing a
double copy of an array of 4 indexes that keep trace of the size of the
rectangle, one for reading and the other for updating. During the
distribution phase (the only time the RBB may increase its sizes), when
a newly activated cell resides out of the RBB’s bounds, an atomic
CUDA operation (atomicExch(…)
) is performed in order to
update the RBB. At the end of the distribution phase the two arrays are
swapped, so the subsequent elementary processes will work also on the
new active cells.
The grid of blocks grows dynamically as the simulation is carried on, so at each CA step, the grid of threads readapts itself by creating a new block of threads as soon as the RBB is interested by a newly activated cell (see figure [fig:RBB]) out of its boundaries. Thus, since the overall number of launched kernels is reduced, the computational performance of the algorithm improves significantly.
/*distribution phase terminate here*/
if(d_nSh[index] > 0 ){
if (col <= D_SCAL->minRect[0]-1)
atomicExch(&D_SCAL->minRect[5],col);
if (col >= D_SCAL->minRect[1]+1)
atomicExch(&D_SCAL->minRect[6],col);
if (row <= D_SCAL->minRect[2]-1)
atomicExch(&D_SCAL->minRect[7],row);
if (row >= D_SCAL->minRect[3]+1)
atomicExch(&D_SCAL->minRect[8],row);
}
Notwithstanding this operation is implemented by means of atomic CUDA
instructions, it does not represent a bottleneck (atomic operations in
CUDA have to be used with caution, see section
[@NvidiaprogGuide]) because each RBB update is performed only once (per
RBB’s side) and, considering that the RBB increases its sizes of
maximum one unit per dimensions at each CA step, it is easy to see that
the first cell that updates a border (e.g. D_SCAL->minRect[5]
, the top border, for example) disables all the others threads to
execute further modifications on that variable.
Despite the good performance improvements that were achieved, figure [fig:RBBSchreenShot] shows, that in some cases, the RBB approach is not optimal97 in limiting the number of IDLE cells. Even within the boundaries of the rectangle the percentage of active cells is still low due the box expansion policy. The boundaries can be expanded due to the activation of a few number of cells (one is sufficient) on the RBB frame, but the entire row and column in which they reside will be scheduled for execution. For example, regarding figure [fig:RBBSchreenShot], if a cell on the bottom right corner was activated, it would produce a RBB size increase consisting of a whole column and row despite the activation of only one cell.


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This stunning vegetarian pie is perfect for a picnic or lunchbox and looks just as at home at the centre of the dinner table.
For the pastry, pulse the flour, baking powder, salt, butter and egg yolk in a food processor until the mixture resembles breadcrumbs. Add the grated parmesan and stir until well combined.
Gradually add the water, a tablespoon at a time, mixing continuously until the mixture just comes together as a dough. (You may not need to use all of the water.) Roll the dough into a ball, then wrap it in cling film and chill in the fridge for an hour.
Meanwhile, for the filling, bring a saucepan of salted water to the boil. Add the potato pieces to the pan and cook for 10-15 minutes, or until tender, then drain well and set aside.
Bring a separate large saucepan of water to the boil, add the sliced onions and cook for 2-3 minutes, or until softened. Drain well and return the cooked onions to the saucepan.
Sprinkle the onions with the flour and stir well to coat. Add the milk and cream and heat the mixture over a medium heat for 3-4 minutes, stirring continuously, until the liquid is smooth and has thickened slightly. Add the cooked potato pieces, grated cheese, mustard and cayenne pepper and stir well. Season to taste with salt and freshly ground black pepper, stir well, then set the filling mixture aside.
Preheat the oven to 180C/350F/Gas 4. Grease a deep 20cm/8in pie tin with butter. Add a small amount of flour, turn the tin to coat the base and sides of the tin, then shake out any excess.
When the pastry has chilled, roll out two thirds of it onto a clean, floured work surface, until it is almost twice as wide as the diameter of the pie tin. Using the rolling pin, lift the pastry and lay it over the pie tin to line the base and sides. Gently press the pastry into the corners of the tin, trimming off any excess, then prick the base of the pastry case several times with a fork.
Cover the pastry with a sheet of greaseproof paper and fill it with rice or dried beans. Bake in the oven for 10-15 minutes, or until the pastry is pale golden-brown. Remove from the oven, discard the beans and greaseproof paper and set the pastry aside to cool. When cool, pour the pie filling into the pastry case.
Roll the remaining one third of the pastry out onto a clean, floured work surface until it is slightly larger than the diameter of the pie tin. Brush the rim of the cooked pastry case with some of the beaten egg and place the pastry lid on top of the pie. Trim off any excess pastry. Seal the pastry lid to the pastry case by crimping the edges of the pastry lid with a fork.
With a knife, make two small holes in the centre of the pastry lid to allow steam to escape. Brush the pastry lid with the remaining beaten egg, then transfer to the oven and bake for 25-30 mins, or until golden-brown.


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Decimal floating point library for Java
Another floating point class. This one is built using radix 10000 which is 104, so its almost decimal.
The design goals here are:
Trade offs:
Numbers are represented in the following form:
n = sign × mant × (radix)exp;where sign is ±1, mantissa represents a fractional number between zero and one. mant[0] is the least significant digit. exp is in the range of -32767 to 32768
IEEE 854-1987 Notes and differences
IEEE 854 requires the radix to be either 2 or 10. The radix here is 10000, so that requirement is not met, but it is possible that a subclassed can be made to make it behave as a radix 10 number. It is my opinion that if it looks and behaves as a radix 10 number then it is one and that requirement would be met.
The radix of 10000 was chosen because it should be faster to operate on 4 decimal digits at once instead of one at a time. Radix 10 behavior can be realized by add an additional rounding step to ensure that the number of decimal digits represented is constant.
The IEEE standard specifically leaves out internal data encoding, so it is reasonable to conclude that such a subclass of this radix 10000 system is merely an encoding of a radix 10 system.
IEEE 854 also specifies the existence of "sub-normal" numbers. This class does not contain any such entities. The most significant radix 10000 digit is always non-zero. Instead, we support "gradual underflow" by raising the underflow flag for numbers less with exponent less than expMin, but don't flush to zero until the exponent reaches MIN_EXP-digits. Thus the smallest number we can represent would be: 1E(-(MIN_EXP-digits-1)*4), eg, for digits=5, MIN_EXP=-32767, that would be 1e-131092.
IEEE 854 defines that the implied radix point lies just to the right of the most significant digit and to the left of the remaining digits. This implementation puts the implied radix point to the left of all digits including the most significant one. The most significant digit here is the one just to the right of the radix point. This is a fine detail and is really only a matter of definition. Any side effects of this can be rendered invisible by a subclass.
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- generateDefaultLayoutParams() - Method in class com.arasthel.spannedgridlayoutmanager.SpannedGridLayoutManager
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- getChildEnd(child) - Method in class com.arasthel.spannedgridlayoutmanager.SpannedGridLayoutManager
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- getChildFrames() - Method in class com.arasthel.spannedgridlayoutmanager.SpannedGridLayoutManager
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Cache of rects for layouted views
- getChildSize(child) - Method in class com.arasthel.spannedgridlayoutmanager.SpannedGridLayoutManager
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- getChildStart(child) - Method in class com.arasthel.spannedgridlayoutmanager.SpannedGridLayoutManager
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- getDecoratedBottom(child) - Method in class com.arasthel.spannedgridlayoutmanager.SpannedGridLayoutManager
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- getDecoratedLeft(child) - Method in class com.arasthel.spannedgridlayoutmanager.SpannedGridLayoutManager
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- getDecoratedMeasuredHeight(child) - Method in class com.arasthel.spannedgridlayoutmanager.SpannedGridLayoutManager
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- getDecoratedMeasuredWidth(child) - Method in class com.arasthel.spannedgridlayoutmanager.SpannedGridLayoutManager
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- getDecoratedRight(child) - Method in class com.arasthel.spannedgridlayoutmanager.SpannedGridLayoutManager
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- getDecoratedTop(child) - Method in class com.arasthel.spannedgridlayoutmanager.SpannedGridLayoutManager
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- getEnd() - Method in class com.arasthel.spannedgridlayoutmanager.RectsHelper
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End row/column for free rects
- getFirstVisibleItem() - Method in class com.arasthel.spannedgridlayoutmanager.SpannedGridLayoutManager.SavedState
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- getFirstVisiblePosition() - Method in class com.arasthel.spannedgridlayoutmanager.SpannedGridLayoutManager
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First visible position in layout - changes with recycling
- getFreeRects() - Method in class com.arasthel.spannedgridlayoutmanager.RectsHelper
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List of rects that are still free
- getHeight() - Method in class com.arasthel.spannedgridlayoutmanager.SpanSize
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- getItemSize() - Method in class com.arasthel.spannedgridlayoutmanager.RectsHelper
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Space occupied by each span
- getLastVisiblePosition() - Method in class com.arasthel.spannedgridlayoutmanager.SpannedGridLayoutManager
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Last visible position in layout - changes with recycling
- getLayoutEnd() - Method in class com.arasthel.spannedgridlayoutmanager.SpannedGridLayoutManager
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- getLayoutManager() - Method in class com.arasthel.spannedgridlayoutmanager.RectsHelper
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- getLayoutStart() - Method in class com.arasthel.spannedgridlayoutmanager.SpannedGridLayoutManager
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- getOrientation() - Method in class com.arasthel.spannedgridlayoutmanager.RectsHelper
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- getOrientation() - Method in class com.arasthel.spannedgridlayoutmanager.SpannedGridLayoutManager
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- getPaddingEndForOrientation() - Method in class com.arasthel.spannedgridlayoutmanager.SpannedGridLayoutManager
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- getPaddingStartForOrientation() - Method in class com.arasthel.spannedgridlayoutmanager.SpannedGridLayoutManager
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- getPendingScrollToPosition() - Method in class com.arasthel.spannedgridlayoutmanager.SpannedGridLayoutManager
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- getRectComparator() - Method in class com.arasthel.spannedgridlayoutmanager.RectsHelper
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Comparator to sort free rects by position, based on orientation
- getRectsCache() - Method in class com.arasthel.spannedgridlayoutmanager.RectsHelper
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Cache of rects that are already used
- getRectsHelper() - Method in class com.arasthel.spannedgridlayoutmanager.SpannedGridLayoutManager
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Helper get free rects to place views
- getScroll() - Method in class com.arasthel.spannedgridlayoutmanager.SpannedGridLayoutManager
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Current scroll amount
- getSize() - Method in class com.arasthel.spannedgridlayoutmanager.RectsHelper
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Free space to divide in spans
- getSize() - Method in class com.arasthel.spannedgridlayoutmanager.SpannedGridLayoutManager
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Total length of the layout depending on current orientation
- getSpans() - Method in class com.arasthel.spannedgridlayoutmanager.SpannedGridLayoutManager
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- getStart() - Method in class com.arasthel.spannedgridlayoutmanager.RectsHelper
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Start row/column for free rects
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Pascal Hitzler, Modular Modeling for Reusable Ontologies, Google, San Francisco CA, November 2016
Pascal Hitzler, invited talk, International Center for Computational Logic, TU Dresden, Germany, July 2016. Slides
Pascal Hitzler, Semantic Technologies for Big Data Integration. Keynote at the Semantic Big Data Workshop at the 2016 ACM SIGMOD conference, San Francisco, CA, USA, July 1, 2016.
Pascal Hitzler, invited lecture on Ontology Modeling at the 2016 UQAM Summer School on Cognitive Science - Reasoning, Montreal, Quebec, Canada, June 2016. Slides, Video
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Pascal Hitzler, Semantic Web: What's Next?, AIFB Kolloquium, Larlsruhe Institute of Technology, Germany, July 2015, presentation
Pascal Hitzler, DaSeLab: Some Advances in Semantic Web Technologies, Oberseminar Wissensmanagement, AIFB, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Germany, July 2015, presentation
Pascal Hitzler, Ontology Design Patterns in GeoLink VoCampND2015, University of Notre Dame, IN, May 2015.
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Pascal Hitzler, Advances in Semantic Web Technologies (conference keynote). Australasian Computer Science Week, ACSW 2015, 27-30 January 2015, Parramatta, Sydney, Australia.
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Pascal Hitzler, Ontology Design Patterns in GeoLink. VoCampND, University of Notre Dame, South Bend, IN, May 2015.
Pascal Hitzler, Ontology Design Patterns in OceanLink and GeoLink. GeoVoCampSB2015, Santa Barbara, CA, March 2015. presentation
Pascal Hitzler, On the problem of ontological commitments and how to address it. RDA Metadata and Semantics Workshop, Indianapolis, IN, February 2015.
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Pascal Hitzler, Ontology Design Patterns as the next step in Web Semantics. Insight Centre for Data Analytics, Galway, Ireland, February 2015.
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Pascal Hitzler, Data Integration with Ontology Design Patterns. University of Sydney, January 2015.
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Michelle Cheatham, A Pattern-based Approach to Ontology Alignment. University of Milan-Bicocca, Milan, Italy, 2014. presentation
Raymond, Lisa, Audrey Mickle, Adam Shepherd, Robert Arko, Suzanne Carbotte, Cyndy Chandler, Michelle Cheatham, Doug Fils, Pascal Hitzler, Krzysztof Janowicz, Matt Jones, Adila Krisnadhi, Kerstin Lehnert, Tom Narock, Mark Schildhauer, and Peter Wiebe. Using Linked Open Data and Semantic Integration to Search Across Geoscience Repositories. Poster, AGU Fall Meeting, San Francisco, CA, Dec. 15-19, 2014.
Hitzler, Pascal (2014), Ontology Design Patterns for Large-Scale Data Interchange and Discovery. Keynote presentation at EKAW 2014, the 19th International Conference on Knowledge Engineering and Knowledge Management, 24-28 November 2014, Linköping, Sweden.
Slides
Hitzler, Pascal; Cheatham, Michelle; and Janowicz, Krzysztof (2014), Ontology Design Patterns for Data Repository Integration, EarthCube C4P RCN Webinar, August 26, 2014,
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Hitzler, Pascal (2014), Data Repository Integration with Ontology Design Patterns
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| | You can top up your account using this API when you have enabled auto-reload in the dashboard. The amount added by the top-up operation will be the same amount as was added in the payment when auto-reload was enabled. Your account balance is checked every 5-10 minutes and if it falls below the threshold and auto-reload is enabled, then it will be topped up automatically. Use this endpoint if you need to top up at times when your credit may be exhausted more quickly than the auto-reload may occur. More...
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| AccountSettingsResult | ChangeAccountSettings (AccountSettingsRequest request, Credentials creds=null) |
| | Update the default callback URLs (where the webhooks are sent to) associated with your account: More...
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| SecretsRequestResult | RetrieveApiSecrets (string apiKey=null, Credentials creds=null) |
| | Many of Nexmo's APIs are accessed using an API key and secret. It is recommended that you change or "rotate" your secrets from time to time for security purposes. This section provides the API interface for achieving this. Note: to work on secrets for your secondary accounts, you may authenticate with your primary credentials and supply the secondary API keys as URL parameters to these API endpoints. More...
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| Secret | CreateApiSecret (CreateSecretRequest request, string apiKey=null, Credentials creds=null) |
| | Createse an API Secret More...
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| Secret | RetrieveApiSecret (string secretId, string apiKey=null, Credentials creds=null) |
| | retrieves info about an api secret at the given id More...
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| bool | RevokeApiSecret (string secretId, string apiKey=null, Credentials creds=null) |
| | Deletes an Api Secret More...
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◆ ChangeAccountSettings()
Update the default callback URLs (where the webhooks are sent to) associated with your account:
- Callback URL for incoming SMS messages * Callback URL for delivery receipts
Note: that the URLs you provide must be valid and active.Nexmo will check that they return a 200 OK response before the setting is saved
- Parameters
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- Returns
Implemented in Nexmo.Api.Accounts.AccountClient.
◆ CreateApiSecret()
◆ GetAccountBalance()
◆ RetrieveApiSecret()
| Secret Nexmo.Api.Accounts.IAccountClient.RetrieveApiSecret |
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string |
secretId, |
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apiKey = null , |
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Credentials |
creds = null |
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retrieves info about an api secret at the given id
- Parameters
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| secretId | the id of the secret |
| apiKey | Api Key the secret is for |
| creds | |
- Returns
Implemented in Nexmo.Api.Accounts.AccountClient.
◆ RetrieveApiSecrets()
Many of Nexmo's APIs are accessed using an API key and secret. It is recommended that you change or "rotate" your secrets from time to time for security purposes. This section provides the API interface for achieving this. Note: to work on secrets for your secondary accounts, you may authenticate with your primary credentials and supply the secondary API keys as URL parameters to these API endpoints.
- Parameters
-
- Returns
Implemented in Nexmo.Api.Accounts.AccountClient.
◆ RevokeApiSecret()
| bool Nexmo.Api.Accounts.IAccountClient.RevokeApiSecret |
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string |
secretId, |
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apiKey = null , |
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Credentials |
creds = null |
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◆ TopUpAccountBalance()
You can top up your account using this API when you have enabled auto-reload in the dashboard. The amount added by the top-up operation will be the same amount as was added in the payment when auto-reload was enabled. Your account balance is checked every 5-10 minutes and if it falls below the threshold and auto-reload is enabled, then it will be topped up automatically. Use this endpoint if you need to top up at times when your credit may be exhausted more quickly than the auto-reload may occur.
- Parameters
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- Returns
Implemented in Nexmo.Api.Accounts.AccountClient.
The documentation for this interface was generated from the following file:
- C:/Users/slore/Documents/projects/slorello89/nexmo-dotnet/Nexmo.Api/Accounts/IAccountClient.cs


Enum IncomingGamePacketType
Enumerates de different incoming game server packet types.
Namespace: Fibula.Communications.Contracts.Enumerations
Assembly: Fibula.Communications.Contracts.dll
Syntax
public enum IncomingGamePacketType : byte
Fields
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| AddVip | Add a VIP. |
| Any | Wildcard. |
| Attack | Attacking something. |
| AutoMove | Move with autowalk. |
| AutoMoveCancel | Stop auto-walking. |
| ChangeModes | Changing fight or follow modes. |
| ChannelClose | Request closing a channel. |
| ChannelCreatePrivate | Create a private channel. |
| ChannelExclude | Exclude from private channel. |
| ChannelInvite | Invite to private channel. |
| ChannelListRequest | Request channel list. |
| ChannelOpen | Request openning a channel. |
| ChannelOpenDirect | Request openning a direct channel. |
| ContainerClose | Close a container. |
| ContainerUp | Navigate up in a container. |
| FindInContainer | Request to find something in a container. |
| Follow | Following something. |
| Heartbeat | A heartbeat request. |
| HeartbeatResponse | A heartbeat response. |
| ItemRotate | Rotate an item. |
| ItemUse | Use an item. |
| ItemUseOn | Use an item on something else. |
| ItemUseThroughBattleWindow | Use an item on a creature in the battle window. |
| LogIn | Login packet. |
| LogOut | Logout packet. |
| LookAt | Look at something. |
| LookThroughBattleWindow | Look at a creature in the battle window. |
| MoveThing | Moving a thing. |
| PartyAcceptInvitation | Accept a party invite. |
| PartyInvite | Invite to party. |
| PartyKick | Kick from party. |
| PartyLeave | Leave a party. |
| PartyPassLeadership | Pass party leadership. |
| RemoveVip | Remove a VIP. |
| ReportBug | Bug report. |
| ReportCancel | Report cancelled by the player. |
| ReportClose | Report closed by a gamemaster. |
| ReportDebugAssertion | Debug assertion report. |
| ReportStart | Submit a report. |
| ReportViolation | Violation report. |
| ResendContainer | Request to re-send container information. |
| ResendTile | Request to re-send tile information. |
| Speech | Speech. |
| StartOutfitChange | Request outfit change. |
| StopAllActions | Stop all actions. |
| SubmitOutfitChange | Submit outfit change. |
| TradeAccept | Accepting a trade. |
| TradeCancel | Cancel a trade. |
| TradeLook | Look within trade window. |
| TradeRequest | Trade request. |
| TurnEast | Turning east. |
| TurnNorth | Turning north. |
| TurnSouth | Turning south. |
| TurnWest | Turning west. |
| WalkEast | Walking east. |
| WalkNorth | Walking north. |
| WalkNortheast | Walking north east. |
| WalkNorthwest | Walking north west. |
| WalkSouth | Walking south. |
| WalkSoutheast | Walking south east. |
| WalkSouthwest | Walking south west. |
| WalkWest | Walking west. |
| WindowHouse | House window. |
| WindowText | Window with text. |


Lakers G Bradley sidelined by bruised right leg
by Associated PressLakers guard Avery Bradley has been ruled out for Los Angeles' game against Chicago because of a lower right leg contusion.
Bradley got hurt during Sunday's 103-96 victory at San Antonio. He is averaging 10.7 points in six games in his first season with the Lakers.
Kentavious Caldwell-Pope replaced Bradley in the starting lineup Tuesday night.
The Lakers also were without Rajon Rondo, who is coming back from a right calf injury. He has yet to play this season.


Internet in Kashmir to be restored at right time, says Amit Shah
He also said all newspapers and TV channels are functioning in Kashmir and there is no decline in circulation of newspapers
by PTIHome Minister Amit Shah on Wednesday said in Rajya Sabha that the government will restore
Internet connection in Kashmir as soon as the local administration feels it is fit to do so.
Responding to a series of questions on the situation in Jammu and Kashmir during Question Hour, Shah also asserted that not a single person has died in police firing after August 5 when the special status accorded to Jammu and Kashmir was scrapped.
He also said all newspapers and TV channels are functioning in Kashmir and there is no decline in circulation of newspapers.
"The situation there was always normal. There were many notions spread all over the world. There is total normalcy prevailing. After August 5, not a single person has died in police firing although many feared there would be bloodshed and number of killings," the Home Minister said.
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