McGinn on the double in Scotland's comeback win as their focus also switches to March
Steve Clarke’s side finished their Euro 2020 qualifying Group I campaign with a 3-1 win over Kazakhstan.
by The42 TeamSCOTLAND CAPPED OFF their Euro 2020 qualifying Group I campaign with a 3-1 win over Kazakhstan, as John McGinn and Steven Naismith completed a second-half comeback at Hampden Park.
A drab first-half display saw Scotland — who have been guaranteed a play-off place throughout qualification thanks to their performances in the Uefa Nations League — fall behind to Baktiyor Zainutdinov’s 34th-minute stunner.
However, McGinn’s deflected free-kick restored parity within three minutes of the restart and the turnaround was complete when captain Naismith bundled home.
A third straight win was sealed in stoppage time — McGinn sweeping home from a low cross to add gloss to a fine second-half display from Steve Clarke’s side.
Clarke made no changes from the side that claimed a 2-1 win over Cyprus on Saturday, but despite dominating possession through the first half, a low effort from Ryan Christie was the closest the hosts came to an opener.
Kazakhstan showed no such wastefulness; Zainutdinov picking out the top-left corner with a sensational, pinpoint strike that left David Marshall rooted to the spot.
Scotland came out with renewed vigour after the interval, though, and were swiftly on level terms when McGinn’s powerful free-kick took a wicked deflection off Bauyrzhan Islamkhan.
James Forrest seemed set to double Scotland’s tally three minutes later, only to slice wide, before Naismith blazed a close-range effort over.
Naismith made up for his miss in the 64th minute, however, taking advantage of sloppy defending from Aleksandr Marochkin to turn home a deflected cross with his shoulder.
McGinn then had the final say, getting on the end of Greg Taylor’s delivery to wrap up a comfortable triumph.
What does it mean? Scotland on the up heading into play-offs
It has been a disappointing campaign for Scotland, but Clarke’s side do have the chance to qualify via the play-offs and, after four successive defeats, they have now won their last three Group I matches to at least earn a lift in confidence.
Scotland will now await Friday’s play-off draw, when they will find out their opponents for March’s matches. They’ll face Hungary, Israel or Romania at Hampden in their Euro 2020 play-off semi-final.
Should they win that, it’ll be either Norway or Serbia in the final.


glbinding is a generated, cross-platform C++ binding for OpenGL which is solely based on the new xml-based OpenGL API specification (gl.xml). It is a fully fledged OpenGL API binding compatible with current code based on other C bindings, e.g., GLEW. The binding is generated using python scripts and templates, that can be easily adapted to fit custom needs. glbinding can be used as an alternative to GLEW and other projects, e.g., glad, gl3w, glLoadGen, glload, and flextGL.
glbinding leverages modern C++11 features like enum classes, lambdas, and variadic templates, instead of relying on macros (all OpenGL symbols are real functions and variables). It provides type-safe parameters, per feature API header, lazy function resolution, multi-context and multi-thread support, global function callbacks, meta information about the generated OpenGL binding and the OpenGL runtime, as well as multiple examples for quick-starting your projects.
Current gl code, written with a typical C binding for OpenGL is fully compatible for the use with glbinding. Just replace all includes to the old binding and use the appropriate api namespace.


Horse racing tips: Best bets for Monday at Plumpton, Kempton Park, Hereford and Newcastle
There's plenty of action at Plumpton, Kempton Park, Hereford and Newcastle on Monday
by David Yates, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/david-yates/A new week gets off to a busy start as four horse racing meetings take place around the country.
There's plenty of action at Plumpton, Kempton Park, Hereford and Newcastle - and our man Newsboy has scoured the form to bring you the best bets and tips.
With some favourites and a few better value bets, as well as a more ambitious daily double, there is plenty to interest the punters.
We've also got the NAP and Next Best bet on offer - have a look and see what tickles your interest, but please remember to always gamble responsibly.
PLUMPTON
1.10 FUSEAU
1.40 GET THE APPEAL
2.10 TZAR DE L’ELFE
2.40 ACEY MILAN
3.10 BALLYANTICS
3.40 SIR EGBERT
4.10 O’RAHILLY
KEMPTON PARK
1.30 SHEILA’S SHOWCASE
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2.30 ARDIENTE
3.00 DIAMOND OASIS
3.30 CODE OF CONDUCT
4.00 YOUNG RASCAL (NB)
4.30 GERANIUM
5.00 TOPOLOGY (NAP)
HEREFORD
1.50 LAYERTHORPE
2.20 WINDS OF FIRE
2.50 DESTINED TO SHINE
3.20 CHAMPION CHASE
3.50 JUGE ET PARTI
4.20 DARLING DU LARGE
NEWCASTLE
4.05 TONYX
4.40 FANSURPER
5.15 ASMUND
5.45 AUCKLAND LODGE
6.15 CORKED
6.45 KRAY
7.15 BRUSHWORK
7.45 THE BULL
DOUBLE: TOPOLOGY and YOUNG RASCAL
TOPOLOGY is fancied to get back to winning form by beating nine rivals for the concluding Matchbook Casino Apprentice Handicap (5.00) at Kempton Park.
A winner over course and distance three starts ago, Joe Tuite’s six-year-old didn’t get the breaks when a close second to Trailboss here 13 days ago and a 2lb nudge up the weights should not prevent another bold show.


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After seeing quite some SQL statements over the years, something is bugging me: there is no consistent convention as for how to write an SQL query.
I'm going to leave formatting, upper/lower-case issues aside, and discuss a small part of the SQL syntax: table aliases. Looking at three different queries, I will describe what I find to be problematic table alias use.
Using the sakila database, take a look at the following queries:
Query #1
SELECT R.rental_date, C.customer_id, C.first_name, C.last_name FROM rental R JOIN customer C USING (customer_id) WHERE R.rental_date >= DATE('2005-10-01') AND C.store_id=1;
The above looks for film rentals done in a specific store (store #1), as of Oct. 1st, 2005.
Query #2
SELECT F.title, C.name FROM film AS F JOIN film_category AS S ON (F.film_id = S.film_id) JOIN category AS C ON (S.category_id = C.category_id) WHERE F.length > 180;
The above lists the title and category for all films longer than three hours.
Query #3
SELECT c.customer_id, c.last_name FROM customer c INNER JOIN address a ON (c.address_id = a.address_id) INNER JOIN ( SELECT c.city_id FROM city AS c JOIN country s ON (c.country_id = s.country_id) WHERE s.country LIKE 'F%' ) s1 USING (city_id) WHERE create_date >= DATE('2005-10-01');
The above lists customers created as of Oct. 1st, 2005, and who live in countries starting with an 'F'. The query could be solved without a subquery, but there's a good reason why I made it so.
The problems
I used very different conventions on any one of the queries, and sometimes within each query. And it's common that I see the same on a customer's site, what with having many programmers do the SQL coding. Again, I will only discuss the table aliases conventions. I'll leaver the rest to the reader.
Here's where I see problems:
- Query #1: In itself, it looks fine. Rental turns to R, Customer turns to C. I will comment on this slightly later on when I provide my full opinion.
- Query #2: So film turns to F, category turns to C. What should film_category turn into? Out of letters? Let's just go for S, shall we? But S has nothing do with film_category. Yet it's so commonly seen.
- Query #2: We're using the AS keyword now. We didn't use it before.
- Queries #1, #2: Hold on. Wasn't C taken for customer in Query #1? Now, in Query #2 it stands for category? I'm beginning to get confused.
- Query #3: Now aliases are lower case; I was just getting used to them being upper case.
- Query #3: But, hey, c is back to customer!
- Query #3: Or, is it? Take a look at the subquery. Theres another c in there! This time it's city!  We actually have two identical aliases in the same query.
- Query #3: If I could, I would name country with c as well. But I can't. So why not throw in s again?
- Query #3: and now I don't even bother using the alias when accessing the create_date. Well, there's no such column in any of the other tables!
Proper conventions
What I find so disturbing is that whenever I read a complex query, I need to go back and forth, back and forth between table aliases (found everywhere in the query) and their declaration point. Such irregularities make the queries difficult to read.
Any of the above issues could be justified. But I wish to make some suggestions:
- Decide whether you're going for upper or lower case.
- Do not use the same alias twice in your query, even if it's valid.
- Aliases do not have to be single character. film_category may just as well be FC.
- Do not alias something that is hard to interpret. s does not stand for country.
- Think ahead: use same aliases throughout all your queries, as far as you can. If uniqueness is a problem, make for longer aliases. Use cust instead of c.
The above should make for more organized and readable SQL code. Remember: what one programmer finds as a very intuitive alias, is unintuitive to another!
My own convention
Simple: I only use aliases when using self joins. I am aware that queries are much longer what with long table names. I go farther than that: I prefer fully qualifying questionable columns throughout the query. Yes, it makes the query even longer.
I know this does not appeal to many. But there's no confusion. And it's easily searchable. And it's consistent. And if properly formatted, as in the above queries, is well readable.
Now please join me in asking Oracle if they can add multi-line Strings for java, as there are for python.
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It's likely not a stretch to say that everyone in Lambda came from a unique set of circumstances. I was somewhat lucky to discover what would become my lifelong passion
early on in college, and I spent every waking second making it become a reality. I've been trading capital markets from stocks to bitcoin for the last seven years but to say
I have the same passion for trading I did seven years ago would be a lie. My dedication to learning something I love knows virtually no end. I spent a very long time
learning everything there is to know about markets. One cannot know everything about any subject, especially markets, but I've come to believe there is an even more
exciting world out there ready for me to explore.
I first heard about Lambda from someone retweeting Austen a couple years ago. I thought little else about it until very recently when my wife and I welcomed our first
child into the world. One big disadvantage you can probably imagine about trading on your own as your sole income is that making money is not guaranteed. Making money
tomorrow is not guaranteed. Making money a year from now is not guaranteed. A funny side effect of that is you don't actually qualify for a mortgage, especially if you
deal heavily in cryptocurrency. As a young single guy with no responsibility, unrealiable income can be managed. With a wife, child, and hopefully more children to come,
you need stability. Not necessarily a paycheck but the confidence that you can create clear value doing something you're passionate about.
There is a growing movement in crypto, specifically on Ethereum called decentralized finance. It basically wants to reshape the financial system to empower people,
not giant banks and corporations. My dream is to one day contribute meaningfully towards this movement and joining Lambda is my first step towards making that a reality.
Realistically I have a long way to go, and the road will undoubtedly be harder than I know at this point. I have perhaps the strongest motivation possible - to provide
a good life for my wife and son. I think I can say I've discovered my third great passion in life is to learn programming and build things.


Documentation / Mapping / @DbArray
Postgres
The primary target database for @DbArray
is Postgres as single dimension array.
In time, we could also map this to Oracle nested tables but at this stage that will be done
on demand (you can ask and sponsor the development effort etc).
Fallback
For non-Postgres the fallback is to simply store the data in JSON form in VARCHAR (ala @DbJson).
Example: uuid[]
@DbArray
List<UUID> uids = new ArrayList<UUID>();
The example above will map to a database column type uuid[]
.
Example: integer[]
@DbArray
List<Long> someIds = new ArrayList<Long>();
The example above will map to a database column type integer[]
.
Example: varchar[]
@DbArray
List<String> phoneNumbers = new ArrayList<String>();
The example above will map to a database column type varchar[]
.
Fallback varchar length
The length
attribute is used with non-Postgres databases and defines
the size of the varchar column used in the fallback case.
// fallback to varchar(300) for non-Postgres databases
@DbArray(length = 300)
List<String> phNums = new ArrayList<String>();
Expressions
Ebean "Query Beans" and ExpressionList have 4 expressions added to handle the common ARRAY expressions we want to execute.
The following examples use a phNums
property that maps to array of varchar.
contains()
List<Contact> contacts = Contact.find
.where()
.phNums.contains("2314")
.findList();
contains() uses the @>
contains operator and
results in the following predicate:
where t0.ph_nums @> array[?]; --bind(2314)
notContains()
List<Contact> contacts = Contact.find
.where()
.phNums.notContains("2314")
.findList();
notContains() uses the @>
contains operator and
results in the following predicate:
where not (t0.ph_nums @> array[?]); --bind(2314)
isEmpty()
List<Contact> contacts = Contact.find
.where()
.phNums.isEmpty()
.findList();
isEmpty() uses the cardinality function and results in the following predicate:
where coalesce(cardinality(t0.ph_nums),0) = 0
isNotEmpty()
List<Contact> contacts = Contact.find
.where()
.phNums.isNotEmpty()
.findList();
isNotEmpty() uses the cardinality function and results in the following predicate:
where coalesce(cardinality(t0.ph_nums),0) <> 0


In this example, the CSS float property is defined by the left value. That makes the button float to the left in the paragraph and makes the text in the paragraph wrap around the button. Margin settings have also been added to add some space between the text and the button. This makes it easier to read and more visually appealing. Notice that the CSS includes a class selector to target the button defined by the button class.
In this example, the CSS float property is defined by the left value. That makes the button float to the left in the paragraph and makes the text in the paragraph wrap around the button. Margin settings have also been added to add some space between the text and the button. This makes it easier to read and more visually appealing. Notice that the CSS includes a class selector to target the button defined by the button class.
While useful, the float property can cause layout issues.  When this happens, the floated element will extend beyond the bounds of its containing element and disrupt other parts of your page.


You enable and modify SnapMirror storage optimization module settings in the Configure > Optimization > SnapMirror page. SnapMirror optimization support is for environments using NetApp ONTAP v7 or Data ONTAP v8 configured for 7-mode.
SnapMirror is used mainly for disaster recovery and replication. To provide maximum protection and ease of management, many enterprises choose to perform SnapMirror operations across the wide-area network. However, WAN links are often costly. Furthermore, the limited bandwidth and high-network latency they provide often severely degrade SnapMirror operations.
The two types of SnapMirror are volume-based and qtree-based. SnapMirror replicates data from one volume or qtree (the source) to another volume or qtree (the mirror). It then periodically updates the mirror to reflect incremental changes to the source. The result of this process is an online, read-only volume (the mirror) that contains the same data as the source volume at the time of the most recent update.
Due to the large amount of data transferred, a task such as mirror initialization can take days to complete over a WAN. Some applications use a NetApp storage device called a filer. Filers touch large numbers of storage blocks as they add, delete, and modify files during a typical workday. This results in the marking of many blocks on the filer for mirroring, which means that incremental updates to remote mirror copies might take hours to complete.
The Steelhead appliance improves the performance of the WAN for NetApp SnapMirror traffic by overcoming limited bandwidth restrictions, high latency, and poor network quality commonly associated with wide-area networks.
In addition, RiOS v8.5 introduces the following features, which further improve WAN performance, visibility, and control of NetApp SnapMirror:
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SDR optimization includes LZ compression on the cold, first-pass of the data. You can also configure LZ-compression alone (LZ-only) with no SDR. For some applications, it might be more important to get maximum throughput with minimal latency, and without compression; for others, getting maximum reduction is more important.
SDR-Default - Performs SDR and LZ compression. This is the default policy.
LZ-only - Performs LZ compression only. There is no SDR optimization with this policy.
None - Disables SDR and LZ compression.
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Adds the filer to the list. The Management Console redisplays the Filer table and applies your modifications to the running configuration, which is stored in memory.
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After completing the SnapMirror configuration on both Steelhead appliances and restarting the optimization service, you can view the SnapMirror connections by choosing Reports > Optimization > SnapMirror. For details, see
Viewing SnapMirror Reports.
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SDR-Default - Performs SDR and LZ compression. This is the default policy.
LZ-only - Performs LZ compression only. There is no SDR optimization with this policy.
None - Disables SDR and LZ compression.
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SDR-Default - Performs SDR and LZ compression. This is the default policy.
Filer-Default - Sets the volume optimization policy to be the same as the filer values. This is the default policy.
LZ-only - Enables LZ compression only. There is no SDR optimization with this policy.
None - Disables SDR and LZ compression.
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I don't know about you, but every now and then when doing some research on Ruby online, i'd come across this thing called Ruby on Rails, or Rails for short. Initially, way back when I was new to Ruby, I'd confuse the two when looking stuff up. I'd end up reading some of the material.. some of it which LOOKED like it could make sense but just, wouldn't? Anyone else? No? just me? Well, let's at least pretend we're on the same boat here..
They're different, but similar! Unlike the relationship between Java and JavaScript (the two are completely unrelated), Ruby and Rails are VERY much related! Let's first start with a brief intro on what Ruby is.
Ruby is an object-oriented language! An object-oriented language is a programming language model organized around objects rather than "actions" and data rather than logic. An object can be a combination of variables, functions and data structures. Essentially what this all means is Ruby is a language that uses variables functions and data structures.
Ruby on Rails is a framework for building websites! It's a software library that extends the Ruby programming language. So basically, Rails uses the Ruby language by extending the scope of the language to allow it to work on websites! Rails combines Ruby with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to create a web application that runs on a web server. It's open source, which means it's free to use and as a user you're able to contribute to make it better!
What's cool about Rails is the community it has! Members create software libraries that make it easier to build complicated sites! There's an informal network built on volunteerism within the community, one that thrives by offering support to one another! Using Rails allows for easy collaboration among developers.
You don't need to be a pro at Ruby to start leaning Ruby on Rails, you just have to feel comfortable. It's not a language, its a website framework! Some example websites created with Rails are Airbnb and Hulu! So basically, Ruby on Rails is pretty cool!


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A Bug's Life (1998)
The State of Movie-going in Late 1998: A Review of "A Bug's Life" and the Theater Showing It
by Mark O'Hara
November 26 - Thanksgiving Day. On a visit to my in-laws', we drive out to the Showcase Cinemas, a ten-plex in the wilds of western Cincinnati. In the lobby the ticket counter seems to be closed, but I'm told to go to the one clear on the other side of the lobby. It's a big place, with mammoth hype displays for A Bug's Life and the Rugrats movie, arcade games and ripoff fish-for-a-dinky prize games. There's even a "Customer Service" counter that doubles as an outlet for movie merchandise, trinkets and polyester caps and twenty-dollar t-shirts.
We're here for the 2:10 show, and I'm thinking good: bargain matinee prices, when I see the sign for $5 each. That's OK, it's a family outing, my wife and I and our two kids, the first day of a four-day weekend from school.
We opt not to visit the array of refreshment counters: this is a short film and, besides, we must save our appetites for my mother-in-law's 80 pound turkey. So the wallet does not take another hit for popcorn, or worse, 6-dollar-a-pound candy from plexiglass bins mounted on the wall. The carpet that covers the acreage of lobby and corridors leading to the auditoriums is gaudy, stuff you would never want in your house, even in the 1970's. Outside each screen there's an electronic message board with abbreviated titles: Enemy of State, Pig in City, Bugs Life (not only the syntax ruined, but the punctuation shot as well). Ushers with tiny brooms and dustpans hang around the doorways and call to each other, occasionally eyeing the patrons suspiciously. In our theater we are pleased to find the newer generation of chairs, ones that rock and hold your cup and pad your back and seat. We sit on the end of a staggered row, so my daughter cannot be blocked by any tall, hat-wearing man. As the lights dim we can see only the light-embedded plastic stripping that lines the aisles.
Then the previews, at least five of them, the last one the trailer for Star Wars: The Phantom Menace, the one my son has been longing to see. (After this last, Billy and his mother both get up as if to leave, the best part of their viewing over!) Oh, and before the film starts, we are treated to that most rare aperitif, a cartoon! It's Pixar's "Geri's Game," an award-winning animated short about an old man playing chess, against himself, on a table in an otherwise deserted park. It's a delightful and sweet story, uncomplicated but thick with imagination, the kind of story Chekov or O. Henry would have loved to watch.
A Bug's Life is an entertaining film with a decent story and astounding computer-generated animation. This is the best animation yet of this sort - the facial features of the ants and their rival grasshoppers possess the elasticity of real faces, and the expressions and body movements mimic actual motion without a hint of choppiness or other animated fraud. It's quite an accomplishment for Pixar and all the women and men who worked on it.
Down to the slightest swaying of the trees, the animation is the real star of this show. Everything is fun to look at, and I imagine one could pay to see A Bug's Life many times before taking in a good deal of the panorama of action and detail in every shot. The colors are artfully chosen (even though it's unclear to me why the ants' bodies are bluish gray); they are tones that occur in nature, with a few bright bugs and a bird thrown in for vividness. Even though I saw Toy Story twice at the cinema and countless times on video, I am still getting used to viewing this type of animation: I feel like turning to my kids and saying, "In my day we were lucky to have color in our cartoons, and your grandpa was lucky to have sound!" In short, the film gives us a visual banquet of images, and I wouldn't be averse to returning for more helpings.
John Lasseter and Andrew Stanton are the directors, and they have done a fine job with perspectives and pace. Lasseter and Don McEnery wrote the screenplay, which includes generous amounts of humor. What's cool is that you can pick and choose among the humorous moments, according to your age. There are takes on all the bug jokes you can think of, there's plenty of slapstick (literally!), and there are even a few cerebral pokes, such as the shtick involved with German accents (the caterpillar Heimlich) and with a queen ant assisted by Phyllis Diller's entire routine - a "Fang"-like old guy, a small dog-like aphid, and Diller's precious voice and laugh.
The plot is successful but not as strong as other aspects. We see the independent thinking Flik (voice of Dave Foley), an ant who has broken away from the ranks and invented a device to make harvesting easier. Although he is sharp and well-intentioned, Flik is also dense enough to repeatedly endanger the colony. He is known to the royal family, and quickly falls in love with the queen's daughter Atta (voice of Julia Louis-Dreyfus). When Flik accidentally ruins the food the ants have gathered for the mean grasshoppers, the colony is faced with gathering twice as much food, or facing the wrath of the larger insects as soon as the last leaf falls. When autumn comes we are set up for the showdown, and it is an engaging one to watch.
If you saw even a trailer for DreamWorks' Antz, do the plot elements of A Bug's Life seem nearly identical? I have purposely forgotten many of the details surrounding the genesis of Antz, the premise perhaps coming along with an executive from Disney to the newer studio. But Disney has a right to be upset at the derivative nature of the film that was begun later but released earlier. It is difficult to say which is the better film. I have already declared Pixar's animation superior. As far as target audiences, A Bug's Life is more appropriate for children. Not that Antz doesn't work for kids - it's just that in many ways it is a vehicle for Woody Allen, who does the voice of an neurotic ant who bucks the system, falls in love with the princess, and saves the colony. Antz has a greater number of jokes that Mom and Dad would enjoy.
My call is that Antz owns the edge for voices. Gene Hackman, the inimitable Christopher Walken, Sylvester Stallone, Allen - these actors lend their character voices that are quirky, unique and memorable. Outstanding talents in A Bug's Life include Diller, David Hyde Pierce as Slim the walking stick, and John Ratzenberger as the circus-owning flea. Other actors do a very adequate job, but fail to go over-the-top in a way that makes you chuckle just to remember the funny dimension to a voice itself. For instance, why didn't Lasseter have Louis-Dreyfus to an Elaine-ism, crying, "Get out!" and pushing Flik backwards? Where are Andy Devine, June Foray and Sterling Holloway when you need them?
An aside: you must stay for the closing credits. Randy Newman sings one of his funky songs (why didn't you do more with lyrics, Randy?); and there are belly laugh-inducing outtakes that are well worth being last to leave the theater.
My children claim not to like one film better than the other. I would as soon sit through Antz a second time. But for pure visual enjoyment, A Bug's Life is beautiful. I recommend you find a reasonably priced theater, smuggle in Reese's Cups and Twizzlers, and share an afternoon with the kids in your life.
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Cooking time
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Serves
Serves 6
Dietary
Muscovado sugar lends a rich caramel flavour to this unique, very sweet tart. Serve with a little crème fraîche or plain yoghurt to balance the sweetness.
Equipment and preparation: for this recipe you will need a 20cm/8in loose-based tart tin (about 4.5cm/1¾in deep).
To make the pastry, mix the flour and icing sugar together in a bowl. Add the butter and rub it in lightly with your fingertips until the mixture resembles fine breadcrumbs. Alternatively, do this in a food processor or a mixer and then transfer to a bowl.
Mix the egg with the lemon juice and a tablespoon of water. Make a well in the centre of the flour mixture and pour in the egg mix. Using a table knife, work the liquid into the flour to bring the pastry together. If it seems too dry, add a splash more water. When the dough begins to stick together, use your hands to gently knead it into a ball.
Wrap in cling film and rest in the fridge for at least 15 minutes.
Preheat the oven to 200C/400F/Gas 6.
Roll out the pastry on a lightly floured surface to about a 3mm thickness and use it to line the tart tin, leaving excess pastry hanging over the edge. Keep a little uncooked pastry back in case you need to patch any cracks later.
Line the pastry case with baking parchment or foil, then fill with baking beans, or uncooked rice or lentils. Bake blind for 15 minutes, then remove the parchment and baking beans and return the pastry to the oven for approximately eight minutes, or until it looks dry and faintly coloured.
Using a small, sharp knife, trim away the excess pastry from the edge of the tin. Use a tiny bit of the reserved raw pastry to patch any cracks or holes if necessary. Turn the oven down to 190C/375F/Gas 5.
For the filling, put the both milks and the sugar in a large bowl or the bowl of a freestanding mixer. Beat together with an electric whisk, starting off slowly then increasing the speed, for around 10 minutes until the mixture is increased in volume, light and bubbly.
Pour the mixture into the pastry case. Bake for about 30 minutes (check after 20 minutes), or until just set and still a bit wobbly in the centre. Remove from the oven and leave to cool in the tin before slicing and serving.


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Methods
addPhoneNumber(phoneNumber, errorCallback)
Add a phone-number to the account (For example before setting up 2-factor authentication)
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
phoneNumber |
Certain format must be followed | |
errorCallback |
errorCallback | A callback returned with possible errors |
- Source:
addToQueue(functionV, functionData)
Add a function to the queue which runs when we login usually.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
functionV |
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functionData |
- Source:
changeName(newName, namePrefix, errorCallback)
Change the display name of the account (with prefix)
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
newName |
String | The new display name |
namePrefix |
String | The prefix if there is one (Nullable) |
errorCallback |
errorCallback | A callback returned with possible errors |
- Source:
confirmTradesFromUser(steamID, acceptedTradesCallback)
Confirm (not accept) all sent trades associated with a certain SteamID via the two-factor authenticator.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
steamID |
SteamID | SteamID to use for lookup of inventory |
acceptedTradesCallback |
acceptedTradesCallback | Inventory details (refer to inventoryCallback for more info.) |
- Source:
downvoteSharedFile(sharedFileId, callback)
Downvote an attachement file on SteamCommunity.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
sharedFileId |
||
callback |
- Source:
fromIndividualAccountID() → {Error|String}
Fetch SteamID Object from the SteamID.
- Source:
Returns:
- Type
- Error | String
getAccount() → {*|Object}
Get account details
- Source:
Returns:
- Type
- * | Object
getAccountName() → {String}
Get the account's username, used to login to Steam
- Source:
Returns:
username
- Type
- String
getDisplayName() → {String|undefined}
Get the display name of the account
- Source:
Returns:
displayName - Display name of the account
- Type
- String | undefined
getInventory(appid, contextid, tradableOnly, inventoryCallback)
Retrieve account inventory based on filters
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
appid |
Integer | appid by-which to fetch inventory based on. |
contextid |
Integer | contextid of lookup (1 - Gifts, 2 - In-game Items, 3 - Coupons, 6 - Game Cards, Profile Backgrounds & Emoticons) |
tradableOnly |
Boolean | Items retrieved must be tradable |
inventoryCallback |
inventoryCallback | Inventory details (refer to inventoryCallback for more info.) |
- Source:
getRateLimited() → {Boolean}
Get if the API/account is rate limited by SteamAPI
- Source:
Returns:
rateLimited
- Type
- Boolean
getRequestAPI(apiInterface, version, method, options, callbackRequestAPI)
Send GET Request to SteamAPI with details
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
apiInterface |
(String) - Interface name | |
version |
(String) - Interface version (v1 or v2 depending on interface) | |
method |
(String) - method to access | |
options |
Data to attach to request | |
callbackRequestAPI |
- |
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getUserInventory(steamID, appid, contextid, tradableOnly, inventoryCallback)
Retrieve account inventory based on filters and provided steamID
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
steamID |
SteamID | SteamID to use for lookup of inventory |
appid |
Integer | appid by-which to fetch inventory based on. |
contextid |
Integer | contextid of lookup (1 - Gifts, 2 - In-game Items, 3 - Coupons, 6 - Game Cards, Profile Backgrounds & Emoticons) |
tradableOnly |
Boolean | Items retrieved must be tradableOnly |
inventoryCallback |
inventoryCallback | Inventory details (refer to inventoryCallback for more info.) |
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loggedInAccount(cookies, sessionID, loginCallback)
This is a private method - but incase you would like to edit it for your own usage...
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
cookies |
Cookies sent by Steam when logged in | |
sessionID |
Session ID as sent by Steam | |
loginCallback |
loginCallback | Login details (refer to loginCallback for more info.) |
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processQueue(queueName, callback)
Process the queue to run tasks that were delayed.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
queueName |
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callback |
- Source:
sendMessage(recipient, message, callback)
Send a chat message to a receipient with callback
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
recipient |
SteamID | Recipient of the message |
message |
String | Message to send |
callback |
messageCallback | Callback upon sending the message (undefined, or Error) |
- Source:
sendMessage(recipient, message, type, callback)
Send a chat message to a receipient with callback
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
recipient |
SteamID | Recipient of the message |
message |
String | Message to send |
type |
String | saytest or typing (message ignored for 'typing') |
callback |
messageCallback | Callback upon sending the message (undefined, or Error) |
- Source:
sendMessage(recipient, message)
Send a chat message to a receipient without callback
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
recipient |
SteamID | Recipient of the message |
message |
String | Message to send |
- Source:
setChatting(chattingUserInfo)
Set the user we are chatting with
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
chattingUserInfo |
* | Object |
- Source:
setRateLimited() → {Boolean}
Get if the API/account is rate limited by SteamAPI
- Source:
Returns:
rateLimited
- Type
- Boolean
TradeManager() → {String}
Get the account's username, used to login to Steam
- Source:
Returns:
username
- Type
- String
upvoteSharedFile(sharedFileId, callback)
Upvote an attachement file on SteamCommunity
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
sharedFileId |
||
callback |
- Source:
wrapFunction(fn, context, params) → {function}
Function wrapper used to delay function calls by name and paramters
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
fn |
function reference | |
context |
Context to use for call | |
params |
Parameters in arraylist to send with function |
- Source:
Returns:
- Type
- function
Events
friendOrChatMessage
Emitted when a friend message or chat room message is received.
Type:
- object
Properties:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
senderID |
SteamID | The message sender, as a SteamID object |
message |
String | The message text |
room |
SteamID | The room to which the message was sent. This is the user's SteamID if it was a friend message |
- Source:
loggedIn
Emitted when we fully sign into Steam and all functions are usable.
- Source:
newOffer
Emitted when we receive a new trade offer
Type:
- object
Properties:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
offer |
TradeOffer | The offer's details |
- Source:
offerChanged
Emitted when a trade offer changes state (Ex. accepted, pending, escrow, etc...)
Type:
- object
Properties:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
offer |
TradeOffer | The new offer's details |
oldState |
TradeOffer | The old offer's details |
- Source:
tradeOffers
Emitted when a trade offer is cancelled
Type:
- object
Properties:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
count |
Integer | The amount of active trade offers (can be 0). |
- Source:
tradeOffers
Emitted when we receive a new trade offer notification (only provides amount of offers and no other
details)
Type:
- object
Properties:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
count |
Integer | The amount of active trade offers (can be 0). |
- Source:
tradeOffers
Emitted when a trade offer is cancelled
Type:
- object
Properties:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
count |
Integer | The amount of active trade offers (can be 0). |
- Source:
tradeOffers
Emitted when a trade offer is cancelled
Type:
- object
Properties:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
count |
Integer | The amount of active trade offers (can be 0). |
- Source:


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Boko Haram: Troops rescue octogenarian, others in Borno
by Agency ReportThe Nigerian Army troops deployed at Gwoza Local Government Area of Borno State has subdued Boko Haram terrorists and rescued an octogenarian, three women and four children held captive by the insurgents.
The Nigerian Army Operations Media Coordinator, Col. Aminu Iliyasu, disclosed this in a statement on Sunday in Abuja.
Iliyasu said that the rescued victims were evacuated while the children among them were administered with polio vaccination by a Nigerian Army medical team.
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He added that no causality was recorded by the army troops during the commando operations.
According to him, many of the Boko Haram criminal elements fled in disarray towards the summit of Mandara mountain with gunshot wounds.
“The troops’ resilience and doggedness are unwavering as further exploitation to complete the annihilation of the insurgents is being sustained in the mountainous environment.
“The Chief of Army Staff (COAS), Lt.-Gen. Tukur Buratai, wishes to reassure the public of the resolve of the Nigerian Army to continue to execute our constitutional mandate professionally and responsively for a better secured Nigeria.”
Iliyasu said that the army troops had continued to sustain the tempo of the counter-insurgency operations in the North East with a view to decimating and destroying the remnant of Boko Haram/Islamic State West Africa (ISWAP) criminals.
He said the troops had also continued to extract credible intelligence report on the presence of some of the criminal insurgents in the areas.
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- addVehicles(VehicleType, int) - Method in class com.github.magg.parking.domain.vehicles.RandomVehicleBuilder
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Add vehicles of type VehicleType
- allocationType(ParkingSlotAllocationType) - Method in class com.github.magg.parking.config.ParkingConfiguration.ParkingConfigurationBuilder
- assignVehicleToSlot(Vehicle, int, List<ParkingSlot>) - Method in interface com.github.magg.parking.domain.allocation.ParkingSlotAllocation
- assignVehicleToSlot(Vehicle, int, List<ParkingSlot>) - Method in class com.github.magg.parking.domain.allocation.RandomParkingSlotAllocation
B
- build() - Method in class com.github.magg.parking.config.ParkingConfiguration.ParkingConfigurationBuilder
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Builder method to create ParkingConfiguration, it might throw ParkingException
- builder() - Static method in class com.github.magg.parking.config.ParkingConfiguration
C
- calculateParkingPrice(PricingPolicyData, Vehicle) - Method in interface com.github.magg.parking.domain.pricing.PricingPolicyCalculationStrategy
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Method to calculate the parking price
- calculateParkingPrice(PricingPolicyData, Vehicle) - Method in class com.github.magg.parking.domain.pricing.PricingPolicyHoursSpentFixedStrategy
- calculateParkingPrice(PricingPolicyData, Vehicle) - Method in class com.github.magg.parking.domain.pricing.PricingPolicyHoursSpentStrategy
- calculateTime(Vehicle) - Method in interface com.github.magg.parking.domain.pricing.PricingPolicyCalculationStrategy
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Mehotd to calculate the time between the issue time of a Vehicle's parking ticket and the exit time
- Car - Class in com.github.magg.parking.domain.vehicles
- Car() - Constructor for class com.github.magg.parking.domain.vehicles.Car
- com.github.magg.parking - package com.github.magg.parking
- com.github.magg.parking.config - package com.github.magg.parking.config
- com.github.magg.parking.domain - package com.github.magg.parking.domain
- com.github.magg.parking.domain.allocation - package com.github.magg.parking.domain.allocation
- com.github.magg.parking.domain.pricing - package com.github.magg.parking.domain.pricing
- com.github.magg.parking.domain.vehicles - package com.github.magg.parking.domain.vehicles
- com.github.magg.parking.exception - package com.github.magg.parking.exception
- createParkingAllocation(ParkingSlotAllocationType) - Static method in class com.github.magg.parking.domain.allocation.ParkingAllocationFactory
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Factory method to create ParkingSlotAllocation
- createPolicyStrategy(PolicyType) - Static method in class com.github.magg.parking.domain.pricing.PricingPolicyStrategyFactory
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Factory class that creates Pricing Policy Strategies
- createVehicleList() - Method in class com.github.magg.parking.domain.vehicles.RandomVehicleBuilder
E
- ELECTRIC_20KW - com.github.magg.parking.domain.vehicles.VehicleType
- ELECTRIC_50KW - com.github.magg.parking.domain.vehicles.VehicleType
- Electric20KW - Class in com.github.magg.parking.domain.vehicles
- Electric20KW() - Constructor for class com.github.magg.parking.domain.vehicles.Electric20KW
- Electric50KW - Class in com.github.magg.parking.domain.vehicles
- Electric50KW() - Constructor for class com.github.magg.parking.domain.vehicles.Electric50KW
- equals(Object) - Method in class com.github.magg.parking.config.ParkingConfiguration
G
- GASOLINE_POWERED - com.github.magg.parking.domain.vehicles.VehicleType
- getNextAvailableSlot(List<ParkingSlot>) - Method in interface com.github.magg.parking.domain.allocation.ParkingSlotAllocation
- getNextAvailableSlot(List<ParkingSlot>) - Method in class com.github.magg.parking.domain.allocation.RandomParkingSlotAllocation
- getParkingSlotAllocationType() - Method in class com.github.magg.parking.config.ParkingConfiguration
- getParkingSlotsSizes() - Method in class com.github.magg.parking.config.ParkingConfiguration
- getParkingSlotsSizes(ParkingSlotType) - Method in class com.github.magg.parking.config.ParkingConfiguration
-
Returns the size of the ParkingSlot for a given type
- getParkingTicket(Vehicle) - Method in class com.github.magg.parking.TollParking
-
Gets a new ParkingTicket
- getPolicyType() - Method in class com.github.magg.parking.config.ParkingConfiguration
- getRandomPolicy() - Method in interface com.github.magg.parking.domain.allocation.ParkingSlotAllocation
- getRandomPolicy() - Method in class com.github.magg.parking.domain.allocation.RandomParkingSlotAllocation
H
- HANDICAP - com.github.magg.parking.domain.ParkingSlotType
- hashCode() - Method in class com.github.magg.parking.config.ParkingConfiguration
- HOUR_SPENT - com.github.magg.parking.domain.pricing.PolicyType
- HOUR_SPENT_FIXED_AMOUNT - com.github.magg.parking.domain.pricing.PolicyType
I
- INVALID_PARKING_EXIT_DATE - Static variable in exception com.github.magg.parking.exception.ParkingException
- isFull(Vehicle) - Method in class com.github.magg.parking.TollParking
-
Checks if a List of ParkingSlots is Full
- ISSUED - com.github.magg.parking.domain.TicketStatus
L
- LOST - com.github.magg.parking.domain.TicketStatus
M
- makeSlotAvailable(List<ParkingSlot>) - Method in interface com.github.magg.parking.domain.allocation.ParkingSlotAllocation
- makeSlotAvailable(List<ParkingSlot>) - Method in class com.github.magg.parking.domain.allocation.RandomParkingSlotAllocation
- MOTHERS - com.github.magg.parking.domain.ParkingSlotType
N
- NO_SLOT_AVAILABLE - Static variable in exception com.github.magg.parking.exception.ParkingException
P
- PAID - com.github.magg.parking.domain.TicketStatus
- PARKING_ALLOCATION_NULL - Static variable in exception com.github.magg.parking.exception.ParkingException
- PARKING_POLICY_NULL - Static variable in exception com.github.magg.parking.exception.ParkingException
- PARKING_SLOTS_INVALID - Static variable in exception com.github.magg.parking.exception.ParkingException
- ParkingAllocationFactory - Class in com.github.magg.parking.domain.allocation
- ParkingAllocationFactory() - Constructor for class com.github.magg.parking.domain.allocation.ParkingAllocationFactory
- ParkingConfiguration - Class in com.github.magg.parking.config
- ParkingConfiguration.ParkingConfigurationBuilder - Class in com.github.magg.parking.config
- ParkingException - Exception in com.github.magg.parking.exception
- ParkingException(String) - Constructor for exception com.github.magg.parking.exception.ParkingException
- ParkingSlot - Class in com.github.magg.parking.domain
- ParkingSlot() - Constructor for class com.github.magg.parking.domain.ParkingSlot
- ParkingSlotAllocation - Interface in com.github.magg.parking.domain.allocation
- ParkingSlotAllocationType - Enum in com.github.magg.parking.domain.allocation
- parkingSlots(ParkingSlotType, int) - Method in class com.github.magg.parking.config.ParkingConfiguration.ParkingConfigurationBuilder
-
Add a number of ParkingSlots for a given ParkingSlotType, it might throw ParkingException
- ParkingSlotType - Enum in com.github.magg.parking.domain
- ParkingTicket - Class in com.github.magg.parking.domain
- ParkingTicket() - Constructor for class com.github.magg.parking.domain.ParkingTicket
- policyType(PolicyType) - Method in class com.github.magg.parking.config.ParkingConfiguration.ParkingConfigurationBuilder
- PolicyType - Enum in com.github.magg.parking.domain.pricing
- POWER_SUPPLY_OF_20KW - com.github.magg.parking.domain.ParkingSlotType
- POWER_SUPPLY_OF_50KW - com.github.magg.parking.domain.ParkingSlotType
- PricingPolicyCalculationStrategy - Interface in com.github.magg.parking.domain.pricing
- PricingPolicyData - Class in com.github.magg.parking.domain.pricing
- PricingPolicyData() - Constructor for class com.github.magg.parking.domain.pricing.PricingPolicyData
- PricingPolicyHoursSpentFixedStrategy - Class in com.github.magg.parking.domain.pricing
- PricingPolicyHoursSpentFixedStrategy() - Constructor for class com.github.magg.parking.domain.pricing.PricingPolicyHoursSpentFixedStrategy
- PricingPolicyHoursSpentStrategy - Class in com.github.magg.parking.domain.pricing
- PricingPolicyHoursSpentStrategy() - Constructor for class com.github.magg.parking.domain.pricing.PricingPolicyHoursSpentStrategy
- PricingPolicyStrategyFactory - Class in com.github.magg.parking.domain.pricing
- PricingPolicyStrategyFactory() - Constructor for class com.github.magg.parking.domain.pricing.PricingPolicyStrategyFactory
R
- RANDOM - com.github.magg.parking.domain.allocation.ParkingSlotAllocationType
- RandomParkingSlotAllocation - Class in com.github.magg.parking.domain.allocation
- RandomParkingSlotAllocation() - Constructor for class com.github.magg.parking.domain.allocation.RandomParkingSlotAllocation
- RandomVehicleBuilder - Class in com.github.magg.parking.domain.vehicles
- RandomVehicleBuilder() - Constructor for class com.github.magg.parking.domain.vehicles.RandomVehicleBuilder
S
- setExitTime(LocalDateTime) - Method in class com.github.magg.parking.domain.ParkingTicket
- STANDARD - com.github.magg.parking.domain.ParkingSlotType
T
- TicketStatus - Enum in com.github.magg.parking.domain
- toBuilder() - Method in class com.github.magg.parking.config.ParkingConfiguration
- TollParking - Class in com.github.magg.parking
- TollParking(ParkingConfiguration, PricingPolicyData) - Constructor for class com.github.magg.parking.TollParking
-
The main constructor for the TollParking API,
ParkingConfiguration
andPricingPolicyData
need to be passed as arguments - toString() - Method in class com.github.magg.parking.config.ParkingConfiguration.ParkingConfigurationBuilder
- toString() - Method in class com.github.magg.parking.config.ParkingConfiguration
V
- valueOf(String) - Static method in enum com.github.magg.parking.domain.allocation.ParkingSlotAllocationType
-
Returns the enum constant of this type with the specified name.
- valueOf(String) - Static method in enum com.github.magg.parking.domain.ParkingSlotType
-
Returns the enum constant of this type with the specified name.
- valueOf(String) - Static method in enum com.github.magg.parking.domain.pricing.PolicyType
-
Returns the enum constant of this type with the specified name.
- valueOf(String) - Static method in enum com.github.magg.parking.domain.TicketStatus
-
Returns the enum constant of this type with the specified name.
- valueOf(String) - Static method in enum com.github.magg.parking.domain.vehicles.VehicleType
-
Returns the enum constant of this type with the specified name.
- values() - Static method in enum com.github.magg.parking.domain.allocation.ParkingSlotAllocationType
-
Returns an array containing the constants of this enum type, in the order they are declared.
- values() - Static method in enum com.github.magg.parking.domain.ParkingSlotType
-
Returns an array containing the constants of this enum type, in the order they are declared.
- values() - Static method in enum com.github.magg.parking.domain.pricing.PolicyType
-
Returns an array containing the constants of this enum type, in the order they are declared.
- values() - Static method in enum com.github.magg.parking.domain.TicketStatus
-
Returns an array containing the constants of this enum type, in the order they are declared.
- values() - Static method in enum com.github.magg.parking.domain.vehicles.VehicleType
-
Returns an array containing the constants of this enum type, in the order they are declared.
- Vehicle - Class in com.github.magg.parking.domain.vehicles
- Vehicle(VehicleType) - Constructor for class com.github.magg.parking.domain.vehicles.Vehicle
- vehicleEnters(Vehicle) - Method in class com.github.magg.parking.TollParking
-
Adds a Vehicle into the TollParking
- vehicleLeaves() - Method in class com.github.magg.parking.TollParking
- vehicleLeaves(Vehicle) - Method in class com.github.magg.parking.TollParking
-
Removes a vehicle from the TollParking
- VehicleType - Enum in com.github.magg.parking.domain.vehicles
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Man (28) arrested over double ATM theft in Antrim
by CLAIRE SIMPSONA 28-year-old man has been arrested over the theft of a double ATM from a Tesco supermarket in Antrim town last week.
The man was being questioned today on suspicion of conspiracy to steal and possession of class B drugs.
A digger was used to rip two cash machines from the wall of the Tesco Extra store on Castle Way early on Friday morning. The digger was later set alight.
Around half an hour after the raid, the machines were found on the Birch Hill Road - a few miles from the supermarket.
It is understood cash was still in the machines when they were recovered.
Detectives are continuing to examine the ATMs as part of their investigation.
Police set up a dedicated taskforce early this year after cash machines across Northern Ireland were targeted in a string of robberies.
The number of smash and grab robberies dropped over late spring and summer.
However, criminals have tried to steal several ATMs over the last few months.
In September, thieves attempted to take a cash machine from a service station in Enniskillen.
Last month, a petrol station's forecourt roof in Ballynahinch, Co Down was torn down in an attempted ATM robbery.
In the same month, thieves tried to rip a cash machine from Belfast City Hospital before ramming the shutters of a string of businesses in the city and Lisburn.


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OK |
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Repo |
|
| ENHO-WDYC |
$___ENHO-WDYC |
|
OK |
|
OK |
OK |
OK |
OK |
|
OK |
|
OK |
5.9 |
OK |
|
Repo |
|
| ENQU |
$___ENQU |
|
OK |
|
OK |
OK |
OK |
OK |
|
OK |
|
OK |
2.4 |
OK |
|
Repo |
|
| ENQU_and_TABL |
$___ENQU_AND_TABL |
|
OK |
|
OK |
OK |
OK |
OK |
|
OK |
|
OK |
2.7 |
OK |
|
Repo |
|
| FDT0 |
$___FDT0 |
|
OK |
|
OK |
OK |
OK |
NOT_OK |
|
OK |
|
|
0.8 |
NOT_OK |
Remote file diffs to local: zfdt0_test_system_abapgit.fdt0.xml |
Repo |
|
| FORM |
$___FORM |
|
OK |
|
OK |
OK |
OK |
OK |
|
OK |
|
OK |
1.3 |
OK |
|
Repo |
|
| FTGL |
$___FTGL |
|
OK |
|
OK |
OK |
OK |
OK |
|
OK |
|
OK |
1.1 |
OK |
|
Repo |
|
| FUGR |
$___FUGR |
|
OK |
|
OK |
OK |
OK |
OK |
|
OK |
|
OK |
3.0 |
OK |
|
Repo |
|
| FUGR_lxe |
$___FUGR_LXE |
|
OK |
|
OK |
OK |
OK |
NOT_OK |
|
OK |
|
|
3.7 |
NOT_OK |
Local file diffs to remote: z_function_group_screens.fugr.xml |
Repo |
|
| FUGR_maintenance_view |
$___FUGR_MAINTENANCE_VIEW |
|
OK |
|
OK |
OK |
OK |
NOT_OK |
|
OK |
|
|
16.3 |
NOT_OK |
Local file diffs to remote: zabapgit_unit_te.tabl.xml |
Repo |
|
| FUGR_maintenance_view_variant |
$___FUGR_MAINTENANCE_VIEW_VARI |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
2.5 |
NOT_OK |
Failure in ZABAPGIT_CI_PROCESS_REPO. Subrc = 2 Screen output without connection to user. |
Repo |
|
| FUGR_testclass |
$___FUGR_TESTCLASS |
|
OK |
|
OK |
OK |
OK |
OK |
|
OK |
|
OK |
3.9 |
OK |
|
Repo |
|
| FUGR_text_elements |
$___FUGR_TEXT_ELEMENTS |
|
OK |
|
OK |
OK |
OK |
OK |
|
OK |
|
OK |
3.3 |
OK |
|
Repo |
|
| FUGR_with_default_auths |
$___FUGR_WITH_DEFAULT_AUTHS |
|
OK |
|
OK |
OK |
OK |
OK |
|
OK |
|
OK |
2.6 |
OK |
|
Repo |
|
| FUGR_with_parameters |
$___FUGR_WITH_PARAMETERS |
|
OK |
|
OK |
OK |
OK |
OK |
|
OK |
|
OK |
2.3 |
OK |
|
Repo |
|
| IARP_IASP_IATU |
$___IARP_IASP_IATU |
|
OK |
|
OK |
OK |
OK |
OK |
|
NOT_OK |
|
|
2.9 |
NOT_OK |
Error during uninstall. Check the log. |
Repo |
|
| IAXU |
$___IAXU |
|
OK |
|
OK |
OK |
OK |
OK |
|
NOT_OK |
|
|
3.0 |
NOT_OK |
Error during uninstall. Check the log. |
Repo |
|
| IDOC |
$___IDOC |
|
OK |
|
OK |
OK |
OK |
NOT_OK |
|
OK |
|
|
3.2 |
NOT_OK |
Local file diffs to remote: z1abapgit_head.tabl.xml |
Repo |
|
| IDOC_segment_released |
$___IDOC_SEGMENT_RELEASED |
|
OK |
|
OK |
OK |
OK |
NOT_OK |
|
OK |
|
|
3.1 |
NOT_OK |
Local file diffs to remote: zidoc_segment_agtest.tabl.xml |
Repo |
|
| IEXT |
$___IEXT |
|
OK |
|
OK |
OK |
OK |
NOT_OK |
|
OK |
|
|
4.4 |
NOT_OK |
Local file diffs to remote: z1abapgit_data.tabl.xml |
Repo |
|
| INTF |
$___INTF |
|
OK |
|
OK |
OK |
OK |
OK |
|
OK |
|
OK |
1.3 |
OK |
|
Repo |
|
| INTF_implementing_INTF |
$___INTF_IMPLEMENTING_INTF |
|
OK |
|
OK |
OK |
OK |
OK |
|
OK |
|
OK |
1.6 |
OK |
|
Repo |
|
| INTF_using_DTEL |
$___INTF_USING_DTEL |
|
OK |
|
OK |
OK |
OK |
OK |
|
OK |
|
OK |
1.6 |
OK |
|
Repo |
|
| IOBJ |
$___IOBJ |
|
OK |
|
OK |
OK |
OK |
OK |
|
OK |
|
NOT_OK |
43.9 |
NOT_OK |
Left over package $___IOBJ |
Repo |
|
| IWMO |
$___IWMO |
|
OK |
|
OK |
OK |
OK |
NOT_OK |
|
OK |
|
|
0.6 |
NOT_OK |
Local file diffs to remote: .abapgit.xml |
Repo |
|
| IWPR |
$___IWPR |
|
OK |
|
OK |
OK |
OK |
OK |
|
OK |
|
OK |
9.0 |
OK |
|
Repo |
|
| IWSV |
$___IWSV |
|
OK |
|
OK |
OK |
OK |
NOT_OK |
|
OK |
|
|
0.6 |
NOT_OK |
Local file diffs to remote: .abapgit.xml |
Repo |
|
| IWVB |
$___IWVB |
|
OK |
|
OK |
OK |
OK |
NOT_OK |
|
OK |
|
|
18.8 |
NOT_OK |
Local file diffs to remote: ztest_iwvb_cds.ddls.baseinfo |
Repo |
|
| Language_DE |
$___LANGUAGE_DE |
|
OK |
|
OK |
NOT_OK |
|
|
|
OK |
|
|
0.4 |
NOT_OK |
Current login language 'EN' does not match main language 'DE'. Select 'Advanced' > 'Open in Main Language' |
Repo |
|
| MSAG |
$___MSAG |
|
OK |
|
OK |
OK |
OK |
OK |
|
OK |
|
OK |
1.6 |
OK |
|
Repo |
|
| MSAG_empty |
$___MSAG_EMPTY |
|
OK |
|
OK |
OK |
OK |
OK |
|
OK |
|
OK |
2.5 |
OK |
|
Repo |
|
| MSAG_simple |
$___MSAG_SIMPLE |
|
OK |
|
OK |
OK |
OK |
OK |
|
OK |
|
OK |
1.2 |
OK |
|
Repo |
|
| NROB |
$___NROB |
|
OK |
|
OK |
OK |
OK |
OK |
|
OK |
|
OK |
1.0 |
OK |
|
Repo |
|
| NSPC |
$___NSPC |
|
OK |
|
OK |
OK |
OK |
NOT_OK |
|
OK |
|
|
0.9 |
NOT_OK |
Local file diffs to remote: .abapgit.xml |
Repo |
|
| OA2P |
$___OA2P |
|
OK |
|
OK |
OK |
OK |
OK |
|
OK |
|
OK |
1.0 |
OK |
|
Repo |
|
| ODSO |
$___ODSO |
|
OK |
|
OK |
OK |
OK |
NOT_OK |
|
OK |
|
|
49.5 |
NOT_OK |
Local file diffs to remote: ziobj1.iobj.xml |
Repo |
|
| OTGR |
$___OTGR |
|
OK |
|
OK |
OK |
OK |
NOT_OK |
|
NOT_OK |
|
|
0.6 |
NOT_OK |
Error during uninstall. Check the log. |
Repo |
|
| OTGR_with_parents |
$___OTGR_WITH_PARENTS |
|
OK |
|
OK |
OK |
OK |
NOT_OK |
|
NOT_OK |
|
|
1.0 |
NOT_OK |
Error during uninstall. Check the log. |
Repo |
|
| PARA |
$___PARA |
|
OK |
|
OK |
OK |
OK |
OK |
|
OK |
|
OK |
0.9 |
OK |
|
Repo |
|
| PDTS |
$___PDTS |
|
OK |
|
OK |
OK |
OK |
NOT_OK |
|
OK |
|
|
6.9 |
NOT_OK |
Local file diffs to remote: 99999900.pdts.xml |
Repo |
|
| PERS |
$___PERS |
|
OK |
|
OK |
OK |
OK |
OK |
|
OK |
|
OK |
1.1 |
OK |
|
Repo |
|
| PINF |
$___PINF |
|
OK |
|
OK |
OK |
OK |
NOT_OK |
|
OK |
|
|
1.2 |
NOT_OK |
Local file diffs to remote: zabapgit_test_pinf.pinf.xml |
Repo |
|
| PINF_exposing_CLAS |
$___PINF_EXPOSING_CLAS |
|
OK |
|
OK |
OK |
OK |
NOT_OK |
|
OK |
|
|
2.0 |
NOT_OK |
Local file diffs to remote: zagit_test.pinf.xml |
Repo |
|
| PINF_exposing_INTF |
$___PINF_EXPOSING_INTF |
|
OK |
|
OK |
OK |
OK |
NOT_OK |
|
OK |
|
|
1.3 |
NOT_OK |
Local file diffs to remote: zagit_test.pinf.xml |
Repo |
|
| PROG |
$___PROG |
|
OK |
|
OK |
OK |
OK |
OK |
|
OK |
|
OK |
1.9 |
OK |
|
Repo |
|
| PROG_EDTX |
$___PROG_EDTX |
|
OK |
|
OK |
OK |
OK |
OK |
|
OK |
|
OK |
1.5 |
OK |
|
Repo |
|
| PROG_ci_variant |
$___PROG_CI_VARIANT |
|
OK |
|
OK |
OK |
OK |
OK |
|
OK |
|
OK |
1.1 |
OK |
|
Repo |
|
| PROG_dynpro_foreign_key |
$___PROG_DYNPRO_FOREIGN_KEY |
|
OK |
|
OK |
OK |
OK |
OK |
|
OK |
|
OK |
4.6 |
OK |
|
Repo |
|
| PROG_dynpro_modi |
$___PROG_DYNPRO_MODI |
|
OK |
|
OK |
OK |
OK |
OK |
|
OK |
|
OK |
2.6 |
OK |
|
Repo |
|
| PROG_dynpro_resize |
$___PROG_DYNPRO_RESIZE |
|
OK |
|
OK |
OK |
OK |
OK |
|
OK |
|
OK |
1.8 |
OK |
|
Repo |
|
| PROG_lxe |
$___PROG_LXE |
|
OK |
|
OK |
OK |
OK |
OK |
|
OK |
|
OK |
1.9 |
OK |
|
Repo |
|
| PROG_with_text_element |
$___PROG_WITH_TEXT_ELEMENT |
|
OK |
|
OK |
OK |
OK |
OK |
|
OK |
|
OK |
1.5 |
OK |
|
Repo |
|
| SCP1 |
$___SCP1 |
|
OK |
|
OK |
OK |
OK |
OK |
|
OK |
|
OK |
3.8 |
OK |
|
Repo |
|
| SCP1_TOBJ |
$___SCP1_TOBJ |
|
OK |
|
OK |
OK |
OK |
OK |
|
OK |
|
OK |
14.4 |
OK |
|
Repo |
|
| SCP1_hier |
$___SCP1_HIER |
|
OK |
|
OK |
OK |
OK |
OK |
|
OK |
|
OK |
1.6 |
OK |
|
Repo |
|
| SCVI |
$___SCVI |
|
OK |
|
OK |
OK |
OK |
OK |
|
OK |
|
OK |
1.4 |
OK |
|
Repo |
|
| SFBF |
$___SFBF |
|
OK |
|
OK |
OK |
OK |
NOT_OK |
|
OK |
|
|
4.0 |
NOT_OK |
Object SFBF ZABAPGIT_UNIT_TEST isn't active |
Repo |
|
| SFBS |
$___SFBS |
|
OK |
|
OK |
OK |
OK |
NOT_OK |
|
OK |
|
|
1.5 |
NOT_OK |
Object SFBS ZABAPGIT_UNIT_TEST_SET isn't active |
Repo |
|
| SFPF |
$___SFPF |
|
OK |
|
OK |
NOT_OK |
|
|
|
OK |
|
|
3.6 |
NOT_OK |
Parameter LSM not in version 0007 of tp configuration |
Repo |
|
| SFSW |
$___SFSW |
|
OK |
|
OK |
OK |
OK |
NOT_OK |
|
OK |
|
|
4.0 |
NOT_OK |
Object SFSW ZABAPGIT_UNIT_TEST isn't active |
Repo |
|
| SHI3 |
$___SHI3 |
|
OK |
|
OK |
OK |
OK |
OK |
|
OK |
|
OK |
2.1 |
OK |
|
Repo |
|
| SHI3_GHIER |
$___SHI3_GHIER |
|
OK |
|
OK |
OK |
OK |
NOT_OK |
|
OK |
|
|
1.8 |
NOT_OK |
Local file diffs to remote: 00155d0046001eeb8acbe7e41555dd51.shi3.xml |
Repo |
|
| SHI5 |
$___SHI5 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
1.8 |
NOT_OK |
Failure in ZABAPGIT_CI_PROCESS_REPO. Subrc = 2 Screen output without connection to user. |
Repo |
|
| SHI5_with_SHI3 |
$___SHI5_WITH_SHI3 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
2.3 |
NOT_OK |
Failure in ZABAPGIT_CI_PROCESS_REPO. Subrc = 2 Screen output without connection to user. |
Repo |
|
| SHLP |
$___SHLP |
|
OK |
|
OK |
OK |
OK |
OK |
|
OK |
|
OK |
1.5 |
OK |
|
Repo |
|
| SHLP_with_exit |
$___SHLP_WITH_EXIT |
|
OK |
|
OK |
OK |
OK |
NOT_OK |
|
OK |
|
|
4.7 |
NOT_OK |
Local file diffs to remote: zagit_shlp_with_exit.fugr.xml |
Repo |
|
| SHMA |
$___SHMA |
|
OK |
|
OK |
OK |
OK |
NOT_OK |
|
OK |
|
|
12.5 |
NOT_OK |
Local file diffs to remote: zabapgit_shma_test.clas.abap |
Repo |
|
| SICF |
$___SICF |
|
OK |
|
OK |
OK |
OK |
OK |
|
OK |
|
OK |
1.5 |
OK |
|
Repo |
|
| SICF_with_SOTR |
$___SICF_WITH_SOTR |
|
OK |
|
OK |
OK |
OK |
NOT_OK |
|
OK |
|
|
1.1 |
NOT_OK |
Local file diffs to remote: zag_unit_test d1f122ae89c230fb9189b0284.sicf.xml |
Repo |
|
| SMIM |
$___SMIM |
|
OK |
|
OK |
OK |
OK |
OK |
|
OK |
|
OK |
2.2 |
OK |
|
Repo |
|
| SMTG |
$___SMTG |
|
OK |
|
OK |
OK |
OK |
OK |
|
OK |
|
OK |
1.3 |
OK |
|
Repo |
|
| SOTS |
$___SOTS |
|
OK |
|
OK |
OK |
OK |
NOT_OK |
|
OK |
|
|
1.4 |
NOT_OK |
Remote file diffs to local: ztest_sots.sots.08002743b1381ed987b47394b017c11e_e__0001.txt |
Repo |
|
| SPLO |
$___SPLO |
|
OK |
|
OK |
OK |
OK |
OK |
|
OK |
|
OK |
1.0 |
OK |
|
Repo |
|
| SPRX |
$___SPRX |
|
OK |
|
OK |
OK |
OK |
NOT_OK |
|
OK |
|
|
6.2 |
NOT_OK |
Local file diffs to remote: zblzdetails_type.tabl.xml |
Repo |
|
| SPRX_server_proxy |
$___SPRX_SERVER_PROXY |
|
OK |
|
OK |
OK |
NOT_OK |
NOT_OK |
|
OK |
|
|
11.4 |
NOT_OK |
Local file diffs to remote: zzcl_zemail.clas.xml |
Repo |
|
| SQSC |
$___SQSC |
|
OK |
|
OK |
OK |
OK |
NOT_OK |
|
OK |
|
|
2.5 |
NOT_OK |
Object INTF ZIF_ZTEST_PROXY isn't active |
Repo |
|
| SRFC |
$___SRFC |
|
OK |
|
OK |
OK |
OK |
OK |
|
OK |
|
OK |
3.7 |
OK |
|
Repo |
|
| SRVB |
$___SRVB |
|
OK |
|
OK |
OK |
OK |
NOT_OK |
|
OK |
|
|
4.5 |
NOT_OK |
Local file diffs to remote: zservice_binding.srvb.xml |
Repo |
|
| SRVD |
$___SRVD |
|
OK |
|
OK |
OK |
OK |
NOT_OK |
|
OK |
|
|
2.2 |
NOT_OK |
Local file diffs to remote: ztest_service_definition.srvd.xml |
Repo |
|
| SRVD_w_DDLS |
$___SRVD_W_DDLS |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
1.7 |
NOT_OK |
Failure in ZABAPGIT_CI_PROCESS_REPO. Subrc = 2 Screen output without connection to user. |
Repo |
|
| SSFO |
$___SSFO |
|
OK |
|
OK |
OK |
OK |
OK |
|
OK |
|
OK |
4.8 |
OK |
|
Repo |
|
| SSFO_multiple_pages |
$___SSFO_MULTIPLE_PAGES |
|
OK |
|
OK |
OK |
OK |
OK |
|
OK |
|
OK |
4.1 |
OK |
|
Repo |
|
| SSST |
$___SSST |
|
OK |
|
OK |
OK |
OK |
OK |
|
OK |
|
OK |
2.4 |
OK |
|
Repo |
|
| STVI |
$___STVI |
|
OK |
|
OK |
OK |
OK |
OK |
|
OK |
|
OK |
1.2 |
OK |
|
Repo |
|
| SUCU |
$___SUCU |
|
OK |
|
OK |
OK |
OK |
OK |
|
OK |
|
OK |
1.0 |
OK |
|
Repo |
|
| SUSC_and_SUSO |
$___SUSC_AND_SUSO |
|
OK |
|
OK |
OK |
OK |
OK |
|
OK |
|
NOT_OK |
1.8 |
NOT_OK |
Left over package $___SUSC_AND_SUSO |
Repo |
|
| SUSH |
$___SUSH |
|
OK |
|
OK |
OK |
OK |
NOT_OK |
|
OK |
|
|
0.8 |
NOT_OK |
Local file diffs to remote: .abapgit.xml |
Repo |
|
| SUSO |
$___SUSO |
|
OK |
|
OK |
OK |
OK |
OK |
|
OK |
|
OK |
1.3 |
OK |
|
Repo |
|
| TABL |
$___TABL |
|
OK |
|
OK |
OK |
OK |
OK |
|
OK |
|
OK |
1.9 |
OK |
|
Repo |
|
| TABL-AuthorizationGroup |
$___TABL-AUTHORIZATIONGROUP |
|
OK |
|
OK |
OK |
OK |
OK |
|
OK |
|
OK |
1.4 |
OK |
|
Repo |
|
| TABL_GTT |
$___TABL_GTT |
|
OK |
|
OK |
OK |
OK |
OK |
|
OK |
|
OK |
1.3 |
OK |
|
Repo |
|
| TABL_foreign_key |
$___TABL_FOREIGN_KEY |
|
OK |
|
OK |
OK |
OK |
OK |
|
OK |
|
OK |
2.4 |
OK |
|
Repo |
|
| TABL_include_VIEW |
$___TABL_INCLUDE_VIEW |
|
OK |
|
OK |
OK |
OK |
OK |
|
OK |
|
OK |
4.5 |
OK |
|
Repo |
|
| TABL_object_reference |
$___TABL_OBJECT_REFERENCE |
|
OK |
|
OK |
OK |
OK |
OK |
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OK |
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1.6 |
OK |
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| TABL_structure |
$___TABL_STRUCTURE |
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OK |
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OK |
OK |
OK |
OK |
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OK |
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1.3 |
OK |
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| TABL_structure_with_structure |
$___TABL_STRUCTURE_WITH_STRUCT |
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OK |
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OK |
OK |
OK |
OK |
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OK |
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OK |
1.6 |
OK |
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Repo |
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| TABL_structure_with_tabletype |
$___TABL_STRUCTURE_WITH_TABLET |
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OK |
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OK |
OK |
OK |
OK |
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OK |
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OK |
1.9 |
OK |
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Repo |
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| TABL_using_DTEL_using_DOMA |
$___TABL_USING_DTEL_USING_DOMA |
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OK |
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OK |
OK |
OK |
OK |
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OK |
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OK |
1.8 |
OK |
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Repo |
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| TABL_with_index |
$___TABL_WITH_INDEX |
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OK |
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OK |
OK |
OK |
NOT_OK |
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OK |
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1.5 |
NOT_OK |
Local file diffs to remote: zabapgit_unit_t1.tabl.xml |
Repo |
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| TRAN |
$___TRAN |
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OK |
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OK |
OK |
OK |
OK |
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OK |
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OK |
0.9 |
OK |
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Repo |
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| TRAN-ParameterTransaction |
$___TRAN-PARAMETERTRANSACTION |
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OK |
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OK |
OK |
OK |
OK |
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OK |
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OK |
2.0 |
OK |
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Repo |
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| TRAN-ReportTransaction |
$___TRAN-REPORTTRANSACTION |
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OK |
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OK |
OK |
OK |
OK |
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OK |
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OK |
1.6 |
OK |
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Repo |
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| TRAN-VariantTransaction |
$___TRAN-VARIANTTRANSACTION |
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OK |
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OK |
OK |
OK |
OK |
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OK |
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OK |
1.9 |
OK |
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Repo |
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| TRAN_OO |
$___TRAN_OO |
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OK |
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OK |
OK |
OK |
OK |
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OK |
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OK |
1.2 |
OK |
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Repo |
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| TRAN_authorizations |
$___TRAN_AUTHORIZATIONS |
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OK |
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OK |
OK |
OK |
OK |
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OK |
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OK |
0.9 |
OK |
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Repo |
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| TTYP |
$___TTYP |
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OK |
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OK |
OK |
OK |
OK |
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OK |
|
OK |
1.2 |
OK |
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Repo |
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| TTYP_with_CLAS_reference |
$___TTYP_WITH_CLAS_REFERENCE |
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OK |
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OK |
OK |
OK |
NOT_OK |
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OK |
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3.4 |
NOT_OK |
Local file diffs to remote: zcl_agit_ttyp_with_cls.clas.xml |
Repo |
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| TYPE |
$___TYPE |
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OK |
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OK |
OK |
OK |
OK |
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OK |
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OK |
2.3 |
OK |
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Repo |
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| UDMO |
$___UDMO |
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OK |
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OK |
OK |
OK |
OK |
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OK |
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OK |
0.8 |
OK |
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Repo |
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| UENO |
$___UENO |
|
OK |
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OK |
OK |
OK |
NOT_OK |
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OK |
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2.6 |
NOT_OK |
Local file diffs to remote: zzbedsock.ueno.xml |
Repo |
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| VCLS |
$___VCLS |
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OK |
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OK |
OK |
OK |
OK |
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OK |
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OK |
1.6 |
OK |
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Repo |
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| VIEW |
$___VIEW |
|
OK |
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OK |
OK |
OK |
OK |
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OK |
|
OK |
1.5 |
OK |
|
Repo |
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| VIEW_with_join |
$___VIEW_WITH_JOIN |
|
OK |
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OK |
OK |
OK |
NOT_OK |
|
OK |
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3.9 |
NOT_OK |
Local file diffs to remote: zag_unit_test_t1.tabl.xml |
Repo |
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| W3MI |
$___W3MI |
|
OK |
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OK |
OK |
OK |
OK |
|
OK |
|
OK |
1.0 |
OK |
|
Repo |
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| W3MI_names |
$___W3MI_NAMES |
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OK |
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OK |
OK |
OK |
NOT_OK |
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OK |
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1.3 |
NOT_OK |
Local file diffs to remote: .abapgit.xml |
Repo |
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| WAPA |
$___WAPA |
|
OK |
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OK |
OK |
OK |
OK |
|
OK |
|
OK |
8.4 |
OK |
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Repo |
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| WDCA |
$___WDCA |
|
OK |
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OK |
OK |
OK |
NOT_OK |
|
OK |
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17.0 |
NOT_OK |
Local file diffs to remote: zwdr_appl_config 02.wdca.xml |
Repo |
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| WDCC |
$___WDCC |
|
OK |
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OK |
OK |
OK |
NOT_OK |
|
OK |
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12.5 |
NOT_OK |
Local file diffs to remote: zwdr_test_config.wdyn.xml |
Repo |
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| WDYA_and_WDYN |
$___WDYA_AND_WDYN |
|
OK |
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OK |
OK |
OK |
OK |
|
OK |
|
OK |
5.8 |
OK |
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Repo |
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| WDYN |
$___WDYN |
|
OK |
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OK |
OK |
OK |
OK |
|
OK |
|
OK |
6.3 |
OK |
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Repo |
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| WEBI |
$___WEBI |
|
OK |
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OK |
OK |
OK |
NOT_OK |
|
OK |
|
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6.2 |
NOT_OK |
Remote file diffs to local: ztestwebi.webi.xml |
Repo |
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| XINX |
$___XINX |
|
OK |
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OK |
OK |
OK |
OK |
|
OK |
|
OK |
6.2 |
OK |
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Repo |
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| XSLT |
$___XSLT |
|
OK |
|
OK |
OK |
OK |
OK |
|
OK |
|
OK |
1.4 |
OK |
|
Repo |
|
| data1 |
$___DATA1 |
|
OK |
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OK |
OK |
OK |
NOT_OK |
|
OK |
|
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1.7 |
NOT_OK |
Local file diffs to remote: zdata1.tabl.xml |
Repo |
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| odata4 |
$___ODATA4 |
|
OK |
|
OK |
OK |
OK |
OK |
|
OK |
|
OK |
10.4 |
OK |
|
Repo |
|


Build and test software written in Java and many other languages with Gradle, the open source project automation tool that’s getting a lot of attention. This concise introduction provides numerous code examples to help you explore Gradle, both as a build tool and as a complete solution for automating the compilation, test, and release process of simple and enterprise-level applications.


Search for Single Items Here.
Welcome to your Dashboard!
Hi user! Search for items in the Customize boxes above to add them to your dashboard here.
Welcome to the EVE Online Universe!
EVE Online is a massively multiplayer online role playing game set in the distant future. Players of the game take on the role of immortal pod pilots, using fantastic technology developed by the Jovians. You take on the role of a ship in space, with many different capabilities available to you by fitting different modules to your ship.
The story of EVE is really its future, which is written by the players of the game. This video does a good job of showcasing the skill and tenacity of EVE’s pod pilots:
Almost all of the items in the game are manufactured, transported and traded between the players using the in-game market. That means that assets matter, and ships are your primary assets. Every ship that explodes under you costs you time and effort to replace, and losses mount quickly in large battles.
That’s where our app comes in, we endeavor to help the pod pilot on the go monitor market conditions for their favorite items so they can keep track of a set of prices from wherever they are in a handy, mobile-first format that’s perfect for phones and tablets. Users of our app can tell when the best market conditions are from the couch to log in and snag the best deals!


What you should know about references
BetterBatteryStats does not collect data in the background but uses references saved at specific times (on specific events):
- Boot: is saved when your phone boots, deletes all other refrences
- Unplug: is saved when you unplug your phone from the charger
- Charged: is saved when your phone gets charged to 100%
- Screen Off: is saved when the screen of your phone goes off
- Custom: is saved when you select the option to save a custom reference from the menu
As long as those events did not occur or after a reboot BBS will notify you about a missing reference. This is not a bug, it's the way BBS was designed
v<IP_ADDRESS>RC7 2013-01-08
- Fix for spinner refresh issues
- Fix for displayed data not in sync with the spinners
- Removed "charged" and "umplugged" from "to" spinner as those make no sense
v<IP_ADDRESS>RC6 2013-01-05
- Fix for 1x1 widget stopping being updated
- Fix for fallback ref not being read in 1x1 and 2x1 widgets
- Fix for blocking su calls
- Removed "current" from "from" spinner
- Make sure "from" spinner's sequence is always updated when new refererences were written
- Saving "custom" references now also updates the spinners
v<IP_ADDRESS>RC5 2012-12-31
- Fxed rate dialog showing at each start
- Some profiling
- Less intrusive logging
v<IP_ADDRESS>RC4 2012-12-31
- wakeup_sources times are a factor 1000 to small
- New readme and rate dialogs
v<IP_ADDRESS>RC3 2012-12-29
- Fixed spinner height
- Filter 0-values applies to CPU state as well
v<IP_ADDRESS>RC2 2012-12-27
- Added (experimental) support for wakeup_sources (replacement of "old" kernel wakelock representation)
v<IP_ADDRESS>RC1 2012-12-26
- Main view automatically refreshes "current" when opened (can be turned off in advanced settings)
- "to ref" is showsn by default (can be turned off in advanced settings)
v<IP_ADDRESS>B9 2012-12-23
- Fixed 0 kwl and pwl in 2x2 widget
- Fixed FC when calling BBS from watchdog notification
v<IP_ADDRESS>B8 2012-12-21
- Fixed FC condition causing unknown error
- Fixed "current" being lost after events creating other references
- Fixed CPU states showing negative percents
- Due to changes in the way references are computed all prefs related to the stat type are getting migrated to "unplugged" (coming from 1.11)
v<IP_ADDRESS>B7 2012-12-17
- Partial wakelocks and kernel wakelocks always show the same time for all stats
- Fixed online KB failing to update
v<IP_ADDRESS>B6 2012-12-16
- Changed the way su operations are processed
- Some fixes regarding the refresh of the spinners
- Make sure all root operations are running in an own thread
v<IP_ADDRESS>B5 2012-12-14
- Fixed callstack when updating a reference
- Widget now have a lightweight method for obtaining the current data without causing the cache to be updated
- Spinners show references sorted in ascending order
- Fixed spinner not showing all existing references
v<IP_ADDRESS>B4 2012-12-13
- Fixed broken dumpfiles
- Added pref to show/hide the "reference to" spinner
- Added screen on reference (saved when watchdog is active)
- References are now stored in a database
- From/To references are chronogical
v<IP_ADDRESS>B3 2012-12-06
- Fixed references disapearing after a while
- Invalidate "current" ref when saving other refs
v<IP_ADDRESS>B2 2012-11-27
- Fixed FC condition in RAW alarms
- Optimized loading for speed
- Fixed watchdog not issuing any alerts
- Fixed spinner height
v<IP_ADDRESS>B1 2012-11-18
- Fixed typos
- Freeze time when BBS is opened / resumed (use "refresh" to update)
- Long press on list item copies its text to the clipboard
- Option to write dmesg to file
- Screen brightness stats/li>
- Retrieval of KB is now an async task
- Added mV/h to battery info (dumpfile)


For the love of Spades
We have stats from April 3rd 2020.
The stats till "insert date" has been processed.
As of now, the evidences do suggest that Team Thrissur is just pick up the ropes.


This page demonstrates the timeline visualization.
Click and drag to move the timeline, scroll to zoom the timeline. Click and drag events to change there date.
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