Hold your device horizontally and tilt it up and down to let the sound particles flow (watch the circle sliding back and forth). Tilt carefully to explore delicate sounds.
This application uses sound materials from the audiovisual installation “GrainStick” designed by Pierre Jodlowski at IRCAM.


WITNESS LIST Jurisprudence Committee May 12, 1999-1:00P HB 145 ON: Baldwin, Howard (Office of Attorney General), Austin, Texas HB 269 Registering, but not testifying: For: Eaton, Holly (Texas Classroom Teachers Association), Austin, Texas Watts, Jenna (Association of Texas Professional Educators), Austin, Texas HB 374 FOR: Ehlers, Robert (Self), Houston, Texas Registering, but not testifying: For: Tooley, Ken (Texas Association of Life Underwriters), Austin, Texas HB 400 THIS LIST HAS NO WITNESSES. HB 524 THIS LIST HAS NO WITNESSES. HB 900 FOR: Prindle, Sandy (Justices of the Peace and Constables Association), West, Texas ON: Phillips, Tom (Supreme Court of Texas), Austin, Texas Registering, but not testifying: Against: Campbell, Jerry (Texas Association of Defense Counsel), Waco, Texas Howden, Robert (National Federation of Independent Business), Austin, Texas Lee, Randy (Stewart Title Guaranty Co.), Austin, Texas Rothermel, John (Title Underwriters of Texas), San Antonio, Tx Rutledge, Tom (Texas Land Title Association), Austin, Texas Shaw, Bickford (Title Insurance Company of America), Austin, Texas Shields, Regina (Chicago Title), Dallas, Texas Stablein, George (Self), Houston, Texas Tryon, Bill (Texas Civil Justice League), Austin, Texas On: Pemberton, Bob (Supreme Court of Texas), Austin, Texas HB 918 THIS LIST HAS NO WITNESSES. HB 1167 Registering, but not testifying: For: Oeller, Carol (Harris County Pretrial Services Agency), Houston, Texas HB 1322 THIS LIST HAS NO WITNESSES. HB 1337 THIS LIST HAS NO WITNESSES. HB 1461 Registering, but not testifying: For: Borges, Walt (Texas Watch - Court Watch Program), Austin, Texas Against: Campbell, Jerry (Texas Association of Defense Counsel), Waco, Texas Davidson, Mark (Self), Houston, Texas Fisher, Wayne (Self), Houston, Texas Low, Gilbert (Self), Beaumont, Texas Pope, Jack (Self), Austin, Texas Sharpe, J. Shelby (Self), Ft. Worth, Tx Tryon, Bill (Texas Civil Justice League), Austin, Texas On: Hecht, Nathan (Self), Austin, Texas HB 1583 THIS LIST HAS NO WITNESSES. HB 1607 Registering, but not testifying: For: Denny, Andrea (Judge Guy Herman), Austin, Texas Herman, Guy (Statutory Probate Courts of Texas), Austin, Texas HB 1884 ON: Baldwin, Howard (Office of Attorney General), Austin, Texas HB 1921 THIS LIST HAS NO WITNESSES. HB 2059 THIS LIST HAS NO WITNESSES. HB 2186 FOR: Prindle, Sandy (Justice of teh Peace and Constables Association), West, Texas ON: Phillips, Thomas (Supreme Court of Texas), Austin, Texas Registering, but not testifying: Against: Campbell, Jerry (Texas Association of Defense Counsel), Waco, Texas Tryon, Bill (Texas Civil Justice League), Austin, Texas HB 2421 ON: Baldwin, Howard (Office of Attorney General), Austin, Texas HB 2456 FOR: Hile, Richard (Texas Trial Lawyers Association), Austin, Texas HB 2691 FOR: Davis, Will (American General Group), Austin, Texas Registering, but not testifying: For: Cobb, Ron (American Insurance Association), Austin, Texas Hile, Richard (Texas Trial Lawyers Association), Austin, Texas HB 3001 Registering, but not testifying: For: Kessler, Ron (Dallas Foundation), Dalls, Texas HB 3093 Registering, but not testifying: On: Baldwin, Howard (Office of Attorney General), Austin, Texas HB 3174 THIS LIST HAS NO WITNESSES. HB 3276 Registering, but not testifying: For: Wood, Karen (Baylor University and Independent Colleges & Univs. of Texas), Waco, Texas HB 3499 THIS LIST HAS NO WITNESSES. HJR 16 ON: Baldwin, Howard (Office of Attorney General), Asutin, Texas


In Hiroshima, Pope calls for abolition of nuclear arms
by ReutersPope Francis brought his campaign to abolish nuclear weapons to the only two cities ever hit by atomic bombs on Sunday, calling their possession indefensibly perverse and immoral and their use a crime against mankind and nature. Francis visited the ground zeros of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, both seared in the world’s collective consciousness after the bombs were dropped there in August 1945. “Here, in an incandescent burst of lightning and fire, so many men and women, so many dreams and hopes, disappeared, leaving behind only shadows and silence,” he said.


Slain mayors prove peace and order 'lacking' under Duterte – Aquino
'Doon ho lantad na lantad, walang kaduda-dudang may kakulangan,' says former president Benigno Aquino III on the peace and order situation in the country under the Duterte administration
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The uvm_sequence class provides the interfaces necessary in order to create streams of sequence items and/or other sequences.
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function void send_request( uvm_sequence_item request, bit rerandomize = 0 )
This method will send the request item to the sequencer, which will forward it to the driver. If the rerandomize bit is set, the item will be randomized before being sent to the driver. The send_request function may only be called after uvm_sequence_base::wait_for_grant returns.
function REQ get_current_item()
Returns the request item currently being executed by the sequencer. If the sequencer is not currently executing an item, this method will return null.
The sequencer is executing an item from the time that get_next_item or peek is called until the time that get or item_done is called.
Note that a driver that only calls get will never show a current item, since the item is completed at the same time as it is requested.
virtual task get_response( output RSP response, input int transaction_id = -1 )
By default, sequences must retrieve responses by calling get_response. If no transaction_id is specified, this task will return the next response sent to this sequence. If no response is available in the response queue, the method will block until a response is recieved.
If a transaction_id is parameter is specified, the task will block until a response with that transaction_id is received in the response queue.
The default size of the response queue is 8. The get_response method must be called soon enough to avoid an overflow of the response queue to prevent responses from being dropped.
If a response is dropped in the response queue, an error will be reported unless the error reporting is disabled via set_response_queue_error_report_disabled.
The uvm_object class is the base class for all UVM data and hierarchical classes.
virtual class uvm_object extends uvm_void
The uvm_transaction class is the root base class for UVM transactions.
virtual class uvm_transaction extends uvm_object
The base class for user-defined sequence items and also the base class for the uvm_sequence class.
class uvm_sequence_item extends uvm_transaction
The uvm_sequence_base class provides the interfaces needed to create streams of sequence items and/or other sequences.
class uvm_sequence_base extends uvm_sequence_item
The uvm_sequence class provides the interfaces necessary in order to create streams of sequence items and/or other sequences.
virtual class uvm_sequence #( type REQ = uvm_sequence_item, type RSP = REQ ) extends uvm_sequence_base
Creates and initializes a new sequence object.
function new ( string name = "uvm_sequence" )
This method will send the request item to the sequencer, which will forward it to the driver.
function void send_request( uvm_sequence_item request, bit rerandomize = 0 )
Returns the request item currently being executed by the sequencer.
function REQ get_current_item()
By default, sequences must retrieve responses by calling get_response.
virtual task get_response( output RSP response, input int transaction_id = -1 )
This task issues a request to the current sequencer.
virtual task wait_for_grant( int item_priority = -1, bit lock_request = 0 )


Frequently Asked Questions: Euro 2020 finals draw
England and Wales will discover their Euro 2020 group stage opponents on Saturday when the finals draw is made.
Here, the PA news agency provides the lowdown on what to expect.
When and where is the draw?
The draw takes place at 5pm UK time on Saturday evening. It is being staged at the ROMEXPO exhibition centre in Bucharest. The Romanian capital is one of 12 cities hosting matches in next summer's pan-European event.
Is the draw being televised?
It will be screened live on BBC Two at 5pm. The programme is scheduled to run until 6.30pm.
What is the format?
The tournament, like Euro 2016, will feature 24 teams. Twenty have already secured their places, the final four will be determined by play-off matches in March next year. There will be six groups, each containing four teams.
The top two teams from each group qualify for the round of 16, with the four best third-placed teams joining them.
Who can England get?
England have already been placed in Group D, and will play their three group stage matches at Wembley. They will definitely be joined by the team which wins play-off Path C, which contains Scotland along with Israel, Norway and Serbia. If Scotland make it in March, they will play two matches at Hampden Park but would have to face England at Wembley.
What about Wales?
Due to a variety of factors, Wales can only be placed in Group A or B in Saturday's draw, and they will be in Pot 4 for the draw alongside first-time qualifiers Finland and the four unknown play-off winners. Group A features Italy, who will play all of their group matches in Rome. The other Group A venue is Baku, which would mean some long journeys for Wales' travelling fans. If Ryan Giggs' side are drawn into Group B, they would definitely face Belgium, Russia and Denmark. Group B games will be played in Copenhagen and St Petersburg.
What would a 'Group of Death' look like for England?
The worst case scenario for Gareth Southgate's men would be to be drawn against both of the 2016 European Championship finalists France and Portugal, whilst Serbia are the highest-ranked of the sides in play-off Path C.
And what will Wales hope to avoid?
Being in the fourth seeding pot means they face a tough draw whether they end up in Group A or Group B. Group A could involve facing an Italy side with home advantage, world champions France and reigning European champions Portugal. Group B would mean facing the world's number one-ranked side Belgium, plus away games against Russia and Denmark.
What is a best-case scenario for both sides?
England might quite like Poland from pot two and the Czech Republic from pot three – although the Czechs beat them in qualification. Israel are the lowest-ranked of the sides in play-off Path C.
And for Wales?
Probably to face Italy, Poland and the Czechs in Group A.
What does the path to the knockouts look like for England?
The semi-finals and final are all at Wembley, but to get back there England would have to play a last-16 match in Dublin and a quarter-final in Dublin if they won Group D. If they finish second, they would be in Copenhagen for the last 16 and St Petersburg for the last eight. For Wales, we will have to wait and see which group they end up in, but the winners of Group A and B play their last 16 matches in London and Bilbao respectively.
What about Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland?
The winners of play-off Path B, which contains Northern Ireland and the Republic, will be in Group E if they qualify in March. This is because the Aviva Stadium in Dublin is the second Group E host city, alongside Bilbao. For that reason, those sides know they will definitely face Spain if they emerge victorious in March.
When does the tournament start and finish?
The opening match takes place in Rome on June 12, the final is on July 12 at Wembley.
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Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
over 2 hours
Serves
Serves 4
Enjoy fantastic contrasts in this zingy salad - salt, sweet and sour flavours combine with warm duck and chilled fruit.
Preheat the oven to 160C/350F/Gas 4.
 Roast the duck legs on the rack for 1¾-2 hours, or until the skin is crisp and the meat is cooked through (when the duck is cooked, the juices should run clear when a skewer is inserted into the thickest part of the leg). Set aside to cool for 10-15 minutes, reserving the duck fat on the baking tray.
In a large bowl, mix together the chopped watermelon and pomegranate seeds. Stir in the mint leaves and coriander and the sliced chillies, to taste.
When the duck legs have cooled, flake the meat from the bone and add it to the watermelon and pomegranate mixture. Add the soy sauce, fish sauce, lime juice and a little of the reserved duck fat, to taste, if desired. Season with Sichuan pepper and gently toss.
Serve the salad immediately, while the watermelon is cold and the duck meat still warm.


| Introduction | Installation | Format handlers | External libraries |
Included in this distribution are the most recent versions (as of july 2000) of the libz, libpng, libjpeg and libtiff libraries. These are not required for compilation of libimg, unless you need support for the PNG, JPEG or TIFF formats. If your system already has shared libraries for these formats, probably it will already work with this package. Otherwise the tools are here to build it any time later.
If your system already has later versions than the ones distributed together with Img, it is recommended that you always use the latest available version. In the case of JPEG no promise is made that future versions of the JPEG library keep binary compatiblility, so it might be that you need to recompile Img using the latest JPEG header files. If you don't want the trouble of recompiling Img, it's problably best to stick with libjpeg 6b.
If you want more information about the external libraries, all of them have the latest information readily available on the internet. Img uses unmodified versions of those libraries, except that it provides its own set of makefiles. The reason for this is that not all libraries supply very good support for building them as a shared library. But if you already have them available as a shared library, there should be no need to rebuild them. Here is an overview.
If you have a problems with any of those libraries, please first try to recompile them using the makefiles supplied by Img. If that works, it's an indication that something is wrong with the original distribution of the libraries, and you better report it to the instance where you got it.


Warning
The Baudrate in the configuration is set to 38400, but this function
can only work at 115200 Baud. Change the Baudrate temporarily for
testing.
The UART output is used in the configuration.
Diagnostics messages will not be shown.
The UART output has been configured on the OUT/ISP pin.
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Simple example applications to demonstrate various aspects of the WebVR API.
These samples are not yet complete and may not accurately portray the API's usage.


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Duke University Press wrote to say:
Two Bits has sold 1142 paperback copies (which doesn't include publicity or review copies) since its release last June, and we are now preparing to reprint it. At this point we can correct any typos or mistakes that may have made their way into the final book. We cannot make any substantial or editorial changes. However, if you have noticed any misspellings or small factual errors, please let me know. You can send me a list with the corrections, and I will pass them along to our production
department.The production department plans to send the book back to the printer as soon as possible. If you could get any corrections to me by February 9th, that would be great. If you don't think you would be able to get corrections to us by then, please let me know and we can talk to production about either delaying the order slightly, or putting the corrections on file for the next reprinting.
Since I'm all about open source, and since, given enough eyeballs all bugs are shallow... if anyone has noticed a typo or factual error, I'd love to hear about it, so I can take advantage of this little moment!


first-data
Businessmodel of First Data
Customer Segments
First Data provides a range of services and solutions to a diverse customer base. These customers can be organised broadly into the following categories:
- Retail and Merchant Clients, comprising various retail outlets, foodservice business, online ecommerce merchants, and other small businesses to which the Company provides point-of-sale payment solutions and other card processing services;
- Financial and Banking Clients, comprising financial service providers, banking institutions, community banking organisations, and other financial and credit companies, to which the Company provides various card and payment processing solutions; and
- Government and Institution Clients, comprising various government bodies and public institutions, including in the healthcare and human services sectors, to which the Company provides a range of services. According to its annual report, First Data does not have any significant customers that account for 10% or more of the Company’s total consolidated revenues.
First Data principally serves customers in its native US, as well as in Canada. The Company also serves a range of international clients, Europe, the Middle East, Africa, Latin America, and Asia Pacific.
Value Propositions
First Data provides value to its clients in the following ways;
- Its reputation and track record, with the Company established as a reliable and effective provider of payment processing solutions, having a positive track record within the industry;
- Its broad range of products and services, with the Company offering a wide range of products and services – including payment solutions and card processing services – to a diverse customer base, including financial institutions, retailers, and government bodies;
- Its proprietary technologies, with the Company owing and developing a number of proprietary technologies that are utilised in its solutions, setting its service offerings apart from those of its competitors;
- Its international reach, with the Company providing services to a large domestic customer base in the US, as well as serving clients across Europe, Asia Pacific, Africa, Latin America, and the Middle East; and
- Its technical industry expertise, with the Company employing highly trained technical personnel across its two reportable business segments, as well as a team of experienced industry executives. ### Channels
First Data operates a website at www.firstdata.com, through which it provides information on its products and services, as well as its target industries and operating regions. The Company also operates website in certain jurisdictions in local languages, including a website in Portuguese for Brazilian customers and a website in Korean. The Company does not operate an online sales force, nor does it provide an online customer portal.
First Data has an extensive distribution network. The Company makes the majority of its sales through an in-house direct sales force, which operates out of the Company’s network of offices located across the US, as well as internationally in Latin America, Asia Pacific, Europe, the Middle East, and Africa.
First Data additionally makes sales through a network of third party intermediaries. This includes an indirect non-bank sales force – comprising independent sales agents, independent sales organisations, independent software vendors, value added retailers, and payment services providers - as well as various banking and financial services partners, joint ventures, revenue sharing alliances, and referral partnerships.
Customer Relationships
First Data does not offer any products or services to its customers on a self-service basis. The Company makes a significant portion of its sales through its own in-house direct sales organisations, which seeks to provide tailored services to each individual client. The Company’s sales force consults directly with its customers in order to ensure that it provides services and solutions that meet their needs.
First Data provides ongoing support to its customers, who are able to receive personalised responses to queries, enquiries, and complaints from dedicated customer support representatives over the phone, by email, or through an online chat service. The Company also provides a range of support resources through its website, including user manuals and FAQs.
Additionally, customers are able to follow First Data’s activities and interact with the Company directly through its social media accounts, including with Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and YouTube.
Key Activities
First Data is an electronic commerce company and payment solutions provider. The Company operates as a merchant acquirer, issuer processor and independent network services provider, enabling businesses to accept electronic payments, and helping financial institutions issue credit, debit and prepaid cards.
The Company aligns its operations into three reportable business segments: Global Business Solutions, which provides a range of retail point-of-sale merchant acquiring and e-commerce services, as well as mobile payment services; Global Financial Solutions, which provides a range of credit solutions for bank and non-bank issuers, including credit and retail private-label card processing; and Network and Security Solutions, which provides a range of solutions to retail, banking, and government clients from its other two segments.
Key Partners
First Data works closely with a network of partner companies and organisations that assist in developing, selling, and implementing the Company’s solutions. These partners can be organised broadly into the following categories:
- Supplier and Vendor Partners, including suppliers of services, technologies, and equipment that support the Company’s operations across its three business segments, as well as companies to which certain non-technical functions can be outsourced;
- Channel and Distribution Partners, comprising the Company’s network of sales intermediaries, including independent agents, software vendors, sales organisations, banking and financial services providers, and resellers that extend the Company’s sales and marketing reach;
- Technology Partners, comprising a range of technology companies, hardware and software providers, and systems integration partners that help to ensure the Company’s technology systems are reliable and effective; and
- Strategic and Alliance Partners, comprising market leading companies across multiple industries, with which the Company collaborates on various joint projects, including in relation to marketing and branding. First Data has a number of partnerships in place. This includes a payment partnership with Chinese payment solutions company AliPay, a strategic partnership with Silicon Valley Bank, and a distribution partnership with Bankers’ Bank of Kansas.
Key Resources
First Data’s key resources are its technologies and intellectual properties, its supply chain, its IT and communications infrastructure, its network of offices, its network of sales intermediaries, its partnerships, and its personnel.
First Data owns a global portfolio of trademarks, trade names, patents, and other intellectual properties that are key in its various service and product offerings. Searches of records published by the US Patent and Trademark Office identified numerous patent applications filed in First Data’s name, including applications entitled ‘Device stand for point-of-sale mobile devices’, ‘Mobile coupon analysis systems and methods’ and ‘Systems and methods for determining check information’.
First Data additionally owns and or leases a number of physical properties that are key to its activities. This includes 66 domestic properties and 90 international properties, such as sales offices, administrative offices, and operational facilities.
Cost Structure
First Data incurs costs in relation to the development of its intellectual properties and technologies, the procurement of equipment and services, development and maintenance of its IT and communications infrastructure, the operation of its office network, the management of its intermediary and other partnerships, the implementation of marketing schemes, and the retention of its personnel.
In 2015 First Data recorded total operating expenses in the amount of $10.23 billion. This included cost of services totalling $2.87 billion, cost of products totalling $356 million, and selling, general, and administrative costs totalling $2.29 billion.
Revenue Streams
First Data generates revenue through the provision of various payment and ecommerce solutions to retail, financial, and government organisations. This includes revenue derived from collecting fees for providing processing, loyalty and software services, and the sale and lease of point-of-sale devices.
In 2015 First Data generated revenue of $11.45 billion, up marginally on the $11.15 billion recorded by the Company in 2014. The bulk of the Company’s revenue, around 58%, was generated by its Global Business Solutions segment. The Company’s Global Financial Solutions and Network and Security Solutions segments each accounted for 21% of the its revenue.


explode objects
// Load saw model, animate objects' transforms to explode them away from the model center


Before Change
backprop(d_loss, optimizer(loss))
with model.use_params(optimizer.averages):
print("Avg dev.: %.3f" % model.evaluate(dev_X, dev_Y))
print("Avg test.: %.3f" % model.evaluate(test_X, test_Y))
with open("out.pickle", "wb") as file_:
pickle.dump(model, file_, -1)
After Change
train_data, dev_data, _ = datasets.mnist()
train_X, train_y = model.ops.unzip(train_data)
dev_X, dev_y = model.ops.unzip(dev_data)
with model.begin_training(train_X, train_y) as (trainer, optimizer):
trainer.each_epoch(lambda: print(model.evaluate(dev_X, dev_y)))


{% extends "base.html" %}
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{% block content %}
Join us on May 3-4 at the MIT Media Lab.
Half of the world population and three-quarters of all large cities are located on the coast. 634 million people are at risk from rising water levels. How will our world landscapes change as a result? From New York City to Shanghai, Sydney to Rio de Janeiro—coastal cities have become the nexuses for today's global economy, yet face a confounding duality in which they are also the most threatened by climate change. MIT is addressing these challenges of coastal cities at the 2014 MIT Sustainability Summit. The conference will defy traditional notions of urban development to ask how coastal cities can sustain themselves and continue to grow as the climate changes and their local environments deteriorate.
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pdffonts(1) pdffonts(1) NAME pdffonts - Portable Document Format (PDF) font analyzer (version 3.00) SYNOPSIS pdffonts [options] [PDF-file] DESCRIPTION Pdffonts lists the fonts used in a Portable Document Format (PDF) file along with various information for each font. The following information is listed for each font: name the font name, exactly as given in the PDF file (potentially including a subset prefix) type the font type -- see below for details emb "yes" if the font is embedded in the PDF file sub "yes" if the font is a subset uni "yes" if there is an explicit "ToUnicode" map in the PDF file (the absence of a ToUnicode map doesn't necessarily mean that the text can't be converted to Unicode) object ID the font dictionary object ID (number and generation) PDF files can contain the following types of fonts: Type 1 Type 1C -- aka Compact Font Format (CFF) Type 3 TrueType CID Type 0 -- 16-bit font with no specified type CID Type 0C -- 16-bit PostScript CFF font CID TrueType -- 16-bit TrueType font OPTIONS -f number Specifies the first page to analyze. -l number Specifies the last page to analyze. -opw password Specify the owner password for the PDF file. Providing this will bypass all security restrictions. -upw password Specify the user password for the PDF file. -v Print copyright and version information. -h Print usage information. (-help and --help are equivalent.) EXIT CODES The Xpdf tools use the following exit codes: 0 No error. 1 Error opening a PDF file. 2 Error opening an output file. 3 Error related to PDF permissions. 99 Other error. AUTHOR The pdffonts software and documentation are copyright 1996-2004 Glyph & Cog, LLC. SEE ALSO pdfimages(1), pdfinfo(1), pdftocairo(1), pdftohtml(1), pdftoppm(1), pdftops(1), pdftotext(1) 22 January 2004 pdffonts(1)


The "Jogo da Velha" (PT-BR), or "Jogo do Galo" (PT-PT) or even "Três em Linha" is a game and a popular hobby. Is a game of extremely simple rules, it doesn't bring great difficulties to it's players and is easily learned. The origin is unknown, with indications that it could be started in ancient Egypt, where it was found boards carved in stone, that would have more than 3,500 years. Somehow, its a game "akin" to "Merels".
Source (PT-BR): Wikipedia
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| 004:079 Khan | : |
Whatever of good reaches you, is from Allah, but whatever of evil befalls you, is from yourself. And We have sent you (O Muhammad SAW) as a Messenger to mankind, and Allah is Sufficient as a Witness. |
| 004:079 Maulana | : |
Whatever good befalls thee (O man), it is from Allah, and whatever misfortune befalls thee, it is from thyself. And We have sent thee (O Prophet) to mankind as a Messenger. And Allah is sufficient as a witness. |
| 004:079 Pickthal | : |
Whatever of good befalleth thee (O man) it is from Allah, and whatever of ill befalleth thee it is from thyself. We have sent thee (Muhammad) as a messenger unto mankind and Allah is sufficient as Witness. |
| 004:079 Rashad | : |
Anything good that happens to you is from GOD, and anything bad that happens to you is from you. We have sent you as a messenger to the people, and GOD suffices as witness. |
| 004:079 Sarwar | : |
Whatever good you may receive is certainly from God and whatever you suffer is from yourselves. We have sent you, (Muhammad), as a Messenger to people. God is a Sufficient witness to your truthfulness. |
| 004:079 Shakir | : |
Whatever benefit comes to you (O man!), it is from Allah, and whatever misfortune befalls you, it is from yourself, and We have sent you (O Prophet!), to mankind as a messenger; and Allah is sufficient as a witness. |
| 004:079 Sherali | : |
Whatever of good comes to thee is from ALLAH; and whatever of evil befalls thee is from thyself. And WE have sent thee as a Messenger to all mankind. And sufficient is ALLAH as a Witness. |
| 004:079 Yusufali | : |
Whatever good, (O man!) happens to thee, is from Allah; but whatever evil happens to thee, is from thy (own) soul. and We have sent thee as a messenger to (instruct) mankind. And enough is Allah for a witness. |
Concepts/Themes Covered: أركان الإسلام > التوحيد > توحيد الله تعالي > صفات الله تعالى > الشهيد Pillars of Islam> Islamic> Oneness of Allah> His Glory's Characteristics> The Witness أركان الإسلام > (محمد (صلى الله عليه وسلم > تأييد رسالته Pillars of Islam> The Blessed Muhammad(PBUH)> Supporting his Message الإيمان > الأنبياء والرسل > مهمتهم في البلاغ Faith> The Prophets and the Messengers of Allah> Their Mission to Inform الإيمان > المؤمنون > سعادتهم في الدنيا والآخرة Faith> The Believers> Their Happiness in the World and the hereafter الدعوة إلى الله > وجوبها > مهمة الرسل The Call for Allah> Its Necessity> The Messengers' Mission
This tool uses eight English parallel translations for the Holy Quran imported from Mr. Clay Smith. You can also visit Qurany Concepts for browsing the Quran themes or topics. If you want to search the Holy Quran for keywords, please visit Qurany Keywords.


ttm = thinkthroughmath
expect_evaluation = (orig, goal)->
exp = @exp(orig)
new_exp = @evaluation.build(exp).resultingExpression()
expect(new_exp).toBeAnEqualExpressionTo @exp(goal)
describe "regression tests / bugs: ", ->
describe "expression evaluation", ->
beforeEach ->
@evaluation = ttm.lib.math.ExpressionEvaluation
@math = ttm.lib.math.math_lib.build()
@exp = @math.object_to_expression.buildExpressionFunction()
@expp = @math.object_to_expression.buildExpressionPositionFunction()
@expect_evaluation = expect_evaluation
it "evaluates this expression correctly", ->
@expect_evaluation(
[
[
"41", '/', "32.75", '-', '1'
], '*', '100'
],
'25.19'
)
it "evaluates this expression with a fractional component correctly", ->
@expect_evaluation([{'^': [6, 3]}, '*', '3.14', '*', {fraction: [4, 3]}],
'904.32'
)
it "returns an isError() expression when expression contains an incomplete subexpression", ->
expr = @expp()
expr = @math.commands.build_append_number({value: 78}).perform(expr)
expr = @math.commands.build_append_multiplication().perform(expr)
expr = @math.commands.build_append_sub_expression().perform(expr)
expr = @math.commands.build_square_root().perform(expr)
expect(expr.expression().isError()).toBeTruthy()
it "handles this case that was a bug in the equationbuilder", ->
expr = @expp()
expr = @math.commands.build_append_sub_expression().perform(expr)


The Oracle – Paraplegic
The alias of Barbara Gordon, formerly Batgirl, was shot in the spine by the Joker and confined to a wheelchair. After a period of adjustment, she became the Oracle (a computer genius) and directed a female group of operatives called Birds of Prey. She’s very fond of saying, “Don’t let the wheelchair fool you. I can still kick your ass.”
Daredevil – Blindness
As a teenager, Matt Murdock tried to save a blind man from being run over by a truck. Ironically, the truck carries radioactive waste material that ends up blinding Matt. Since radiation is involved, his other senses take over heightened qualities to superhuman levels. So he can “see” through the sense of touch and smell and develops a sort of radar sense to aid him in his superhero tasks.
Captain Marvel, Jr. – Paraplegic
Not to be confused with the Marvel character of almost the same name, DC created a crippled newsboy character who was transformed by Shazam into a Marvel who could do all sorts of superhero-y things. Everything but walk, that is. With a simple uttering of “Captain Marvel!” he could be transformed from crippled to able and back again.
Puck – Dwarfism
This member (Eugene Judd) of the Alpha Fight was not born a dwarf but as a near-giant immortal being. A demon transformed him into a dwarf, who had no superhuman powers but did possess the ability to fight. Puck became a member of the Alpha Flight superhero group and a master of attacking through a series of cartwheels.
Nick Fury Jr. – Blind In One Eye
When Mark Johnson gave up his alias and took over for his father, he revealed that he recently lost an eye and must wear an eyepatch at all times. However, he removes the patch (for a security scan) in Captain America 2 and reveals that the eye is still there, but it’s simply useless to him.
Thor – Walks With A Cane
In the comic books, Thor is banished to Midgard by Odin to learn some humility. Thor is placed into the body of a disabled medical student named Donald Blake. When Blake becomes a doctor, he hooks up with Jane Foster, but he does change back to his Thor persona by tapping his cane in a cave. The cane transformed into Thor’s hammer.
Artie Maddicks – Mute
This mutant from the X-Men comics uses his powers to communicate because he is mute (thanks to a natural deformity). he’s able to use his telepathy to mind-lock people and keep them from doing things. The Scarlet Witch stripped Artie of his abilities, but he was able to regain them artificially through a helmet.
The journey isn't over yet...
Source https://www.phactual.com/13-superheroes-with-disabilities/


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net send
Sends a message to a computer, user or messaging name.
Options:
name Name of the user, computer or messaging name. Can also use * to send to everyone in the group
/domain:<domain name> All users in the current domain or the specified domain
/users To all users connected to the server
message The message to send


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Change log¶
Version 1.0.0-dev1¶
This version contains all fixes up to version 0.8.x.
Released: not yet
Incompatible changes:
Starting with version 1.0.0, the zhmc Ansible modules are no longer distributed as the zhmc-ansible-modules package on Pypi, but as the ibm.zhmc collection on Galaxy. The installation of the zhmc Ansible modules is now done with:
ansible-galaxy collection install ibm.zhmc
Playbooks using the zhmc Ansible modules do not need to be changed.
Deprecations:
Bug fixes:
Increased minimum version of flake8 to 3.7.0 due to difficulties with recognizing certain ‘noqa’ statements. This required explicitly specifying its dependent pycodestyle and pyflakes packages with their minimum versions, because the dependency management did not work with our minimum package versions.
Fixed issues with parameters in exception messages raised in zhmc_storage_group and zhmc_user.
Fixed AttributeError when using the zhmc_adapter module to create a HiperSockets adapter. (see issue #141)
Fixed ParameterError raised when creating NICs on CNA adapter ports.
Enhancements:
Added end2end test support, against real HMCs.
Added a new module zhmc_user for managing users on the HMC.
Dropped the use of pbr for this package.
Added support for Python 3.7 and 3.8, dropped support for Python 3.4. Removed old circumventions for Travis issues.
Updated maintainer list.
Promoted package from Alpha to Beta and status of modules from preview to stable.
In the zhmc_nic module, updated the definition of NIC properties to the z15 machine generation. This makes the ‘mac_address’ property writeable, and adds the ‘vlan_type’, ‘function_number’ and ‘function_range’ properties.
Added support in the zhmc_crypto_attachment module for specifying crypto adapters by name instead of just their count. (See issue #187)
Cleanup:
Removed the page describing common return values, because all return values are specifically described on the module pages without referencing any common return value type.
zhmc_cpc: Added an artificial property ‘storage-groups’ to the output that shows the storage groups attached to the partition, with only a subset of their properties.
zhmc_partition: Added an artificial property ‘storage-groups’ to the output that shows the storage groups attached to the partition, with all of their properties and artificial properties as in the result of zhmc_storage_group. This is enabled by the new boolean input parameter ‘expand_storage_groups’.
zhmc_partition: Added an artificial property ‘crypto-adapters’ to the ‘crypto-configuration’ property, showing the adapter properties of the crypto adapters attached to the partition, with all of their properties and artificial properties as in the result of zhmc_adapter. This is enabled by the new boolean input parameter ‘expand_crypto_adapters’.
zhmc_partition: Added artificial properties to the ‘nics’ property:
‘adapter-name’: Name of the adapter backing the NIC
‘adapter-port’: Port index on the adapter backing the NIC
‘adapter-id’: Adapter ID (PCHID) of the adapter backing the NIC
Examples: Added an example playbook ‘get_cpc_io.yml’ which retrieves information about a CPC in DPM mode and its I/O configuration and creates a markdown file showing the result.
Dev: Changed make targets and adjusted to directory structure compatible with Ansible collections, and for publishing on Ansible Galaxy.
Known issues:
See list of open issues.
Version 0.8.0¶
Released: 2019-04-02
Bug fixes:
Fixed an issue in the zhmc_crypto_attachment module where the incorrect crypto adapter was picked, leading to a subsequent crypto conflict when starting the partition. See issue #112.
Enhancements:
Improved the quaity of error messages in the zhmc_crypto_attachment module.
Version 0.7.0¶
Released: 2019-02-20
Incompatible changes:
Temporarily disabled the retrieval of full properties in the result data of the zhmc_adapter module.
Bug fixes:
Docs: Fixed change log of 0.6.0 (see the 0.6.0 section below).
Enhancements:
Renovated the logging: - Added support for the log_file parameter to all modules. - Changed the format of the log lines. - Set log level also when no log_file is specified, causing the logs to be propagated to the root logger.
Version 0.6.0¶
Released: 2019-01-07
Fixed this change log in 0.6.1 and 0.7.0
Bug fixes:
Fixed dependency to zhmcclient package to be >=0.20.0, instead of using its master branch from the github repo.
Updated the ‘requests’ package to 2.20.0 to fix the following vulnerability: https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2018-18074
Added support for Python 3.7. This required increasing the minimum version of Ansible from <IP_ADDRESS> to <IP_ADDRESS>. This also removes the dependency on the ‘pycrypto’ package, which has vulnerabilities and is no longer maintained since 2013. Ansible uses the ‘cryptography’ package, instead. See issue #66.
The crypto_number property of Adapter is an integer property, and thus the Ansible module zhmc_adapter needs to change the string passed by Ansible back to an integer. It did that correctly but only for the properties input parameter, and not for the match input parameter. The type conversions are now applied for all properties of Adapter also for the match parameter.
The dictionary to check input properties for the zhmc_cpc module had the acceptable_status property written with a hyphen instead of underscore. This had the effect that it was rejected as non-writeable when specifying it as input.
Enhancements:
Added support for managing CPCs by adding a zhmc_cpc Ansible module. The module allows setting writeable properties of a CPC in an idempotent way, and to gather facts for a CPC (i.e. all of its properties including a few artificial ones). See issue #82.
Added support for managing adapters by adding a zhmc_adapter Ansible module. The module allows setting writeable properties of an adapter, changing the adapter type for FICON Express adapters, and changing the crypto type for Crypto Express adapters, all in an idempotent way. It also allows gathering facts for an adapter (i.e. all of its properties# including a few artificial ones). See issue #83.
Added a zhmc_crypto_attachment Ansible module, which manages the attachment of crypto adapters and of crypto domains to partitions in an idempotent way. This was already supported in a less flexible and non-idempotent way by the zhmc_partition Ansible module.
Added support for adjusting the value of the ssc_ipv4_gateway input property for the zhmc_partition module to None if specified as the empty string. This allows defaulting the value more easily in playbooks.
Docs: Improved and fixed the documentation how to release a version and how to start a new version.
Version 0.5.0¶
Released: 2018-10-24
Incompatible changes:
Changed ‘make setup’ back to ‘make develop’ for consistency with the other zhmcclient projects.
Bug fixes:
Several fixes in the make process and package dependencies.
Synced package dependencies with zhmcclient project.
Enhancements:
Added support for DPM storage groups, attachments and volumes, by adding new modules ‘zhmc_storage_group’, ‘zhmc_storage_group_attachment’, and ‘zhmc_storage_volume’. Added several playbooks as examples.
Version 0.4.0¶
Released: 2018-03-15
Bug fixes:
Fixed the bug that a TypeError was raised when setting the ‘ssc_dns_servers’ property for a Partition. The property value is a list of strings, and lists of values were not supported previously. Extended the function test cases for partitions accordingly. (Issue #34).
Fixed that the “type” property for Partitions could not be specified. It is valid for Partition creation, and the only restriction is that its value cannot be changed once the Partition exists. Along with fixing the logic for such create-only properties, the same issue was also fixed for the adapter port related properties of HBAs. (Issue #31).
Improved the logic for handling create+update properties in case the resource does not exist, such that they are no longer updated in addition to being set during creation. The logic still supports updating as an alternative if the resource does not exist, for update-only properties (e.g. several properties in Partitions). (Fixed as part of issue #31).
Fixed the issue that a partition in “terminated” or “paused” status could not be made absent (i.e. deleted). Now, the partition is stopped which should bring it into “stopped” status, and then deleted. (Issue #29).
Enhancements:
Added get_facts.py script to examine usage of the Ansible 2.0 API.
Added support for gathering partition and child facts. The fact support is invoked by specifying state=facts. The fact support is implemented by returning the partition properties in the result. The returned partition properties are enriched by adding properties ‘hbas’, ‘nics’, ‘virtual-functions’ that are a list of the properties of the respective child elements of that partition. (Issue #32).
Version 0.3.0¶
Released: 2017-08-16
Incompatible changes:
Deprecations:
Bug fixes:
Enhancements:
Added support for specifying integer-typed and float-typed properties of Partitions, NICs, HBAs, and VFs also as decimal strings in the module input.
Specifying string typed properties of Partitions, NICs, HBAs, and VFs with Unicode characters no longer performs an unnecessary property update.
Dependencies:
Increased minimum Ansible release from <IP_ADDRESS> to <IP_ADDRESS>.
Upgraded zhmcclient requirement to 0.15.0


Accessibility is something that has been touched upon a few times while following this minor and is something that is quite close to me actually. As a designer who is hard of hearing I would’ve expect that accessibility is something that would’ve come naturally. Well unfortunately I usually took the easy route and just designed and hope for the best. There were times I would use a tool called Stark, in order to check if my design had enough contrast or how it looked for people who were colourblind, but nothing special after that.
What I didn’t realise was that there are actually different types of what you could call disabilities, it’s not just people who are either deaf or blind. Like the example below there are also temporary or situational disabilities.
Image source is Microsoft Design
The reason why I believe this example is great, is because even though there is a smaller group of people who are disabled. There are way more people who would also benefit from this, not just those who may be disabled.
Another thing I noticed was A11Y, it looked like some kind of abbreviation for accessibility. It actually is known as a numeronym.
As Adrian Roselli explains it quite well in his tweet:
Tip: “a11y” is a numeronym for accessibility. Keep first & last letter, between them put the count of letters removed — in this case eleven.
— aardrian (@aardrian) November 22, 2016
Quick tip: a11y and a brief numeronyms primer
While designing there are a few tools I reach out to in order to create accessible designs and websites. My personal favourite would be Stark, it’s a plugin in either Sketch or Figma. Easy to use, you can check if certain colours have enough contrast or how they would look like if you were colourblind. Another one I would often reach out to, would be the WAVE evaluation tool, which is a chrome plugin. It has a lot of functionalities, for example colour contrast, HTML structure and even if your HTML is semantic or not and a lot more.
 Will definitely check them out.
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Wearecolorblind has really nice do’s and dont’s when I comes to designing for colourblind.
- a11yproject
- toptal
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Usecontrast is a macOS app, where you can check the contrast with colours.
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Also a colour contrast tool, but you can check up to 12 colours, instead of one at a time.
Conclusion
While reading about A11Y I’ve found myself thinking about why didn’t I do this earlier. It doesn’t take that much more effort, but it can mean the world to those who are different that most of us.
While I mostly talked about accessibility with design, it’s not just design that needs to be accessible. It has to be developed too. However I feel like with development it is a bit less of a hassle, because there are a few steps to take to keep a website accessible. As long as your HTML is semantic and you keep HTML, CSS and Javascript separated. It would be fairly easy to do. Whereas with design there are a lot of tools who can help, but I feel like it’s not there yet.
One of the things I noticed is with a lot of plugins you need to manually select the items you want to check. And repeat until it’s correct. It would be a nice feature to have it build in or get better and faster feedback. So even though accessibility is pretty much integrated in my design process, it would be nice if it’s a bit easier to fit in the process itself.


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"BLUE "generally associated with purple (Exodus 25:4; 26:1, 31, 36, etc.). It is supposed to have been obtained from a shellfish of the Mediterranean, the Helix ianthina of Linnaeus. The robe of the high priest’s ephod was to be all of this colour (Exodus 28:31), also the loops of the curtains (26:4) and the ribbon of the breastplate (28:28). Blue cloths were also made for various sacred purposes (Numbers 4:6, 7, 9, 11, 12). (See COLOUR.)
"BLUE "generally associated with purple (Exodus 25:4; 26:1, 31, 36, etc.).
It is supposed to have been obtained from a shellfish of the Mediterranean, the Helix ianthina of Linnaeus. The robe of the high priest’s ephod was to be all of this colour (Exodus 28:31), also the loops of the curtains (26:4) and the ribbon of the breastplate (28:28). Blue cloths were also made for various sacred purposes (Numbers 4:6, 7, 9, 11, 12). (See COLOUR.)


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Second Life escapists told to wake up: "An anti-poverty campaign has reminded the inhabitants of Second Life that while they fanny about wasting time and money hiding from their own trivial worries there are people are dying unnecessarily in the real world."


When we hear someone say 'Kerala', so many beautiful sights cross our mind. Famed as God's Own Country, Kerala is indeed an ideal vacation spot and has also been called as one of the paradises of the world. Kerala is well known for its scenic locations, the Kerala architecture which is used to design its majestic temples, festivals like Onam, its variety of food and also its vast and rich Malayalam literature.
The array of facilities and activities offered here at Kerala that highlights its culture and traditions are plenty. From Kalarippayattu to Theyyam, temples that boast of its architectural significance, traditional Kerala festivals, performing arts like Kathakali, Mohiniyaattam and much more, this place is an epitome of rich culture and tradions.
Falls, is situated in Athirappilly Panchayat in Chalakudy Taluk of Thrissur District in Kerala, India on the Chalakudy River, which originates from the upper reaches of the Western Ghats at the entrance to the Sholayar ranges. It is the largest waterfall in Kerala, which stands tall at 80 feet. Just a short drive from Athirappilly to the Vazhachal falls, which is close to dense green forests that are home to many endangered and endemic species of flora and fauna.
For centuries, our wildlife has attracted zoologists who have come across a wide variety of rare and indigenous species across Kerala’s landscape. Many have indeed compared Kerala to the Garden of Eden due to the number of unique species that seem to thrive on its terrain.
Munnar is always synonymous to tea plantation. A trip to Munnar will be incomplete without having a visit to these tea plantations. Munnar is a place known for its beautiful tea estates and tea cultivation. No one will return home without tasting or shopping the tea essence of Munnar.
The traditional fishermen along the coastal areas of Trivandrum use the Catamaram, which is either used individually or in pairs. The Vallam is also used by groups of fishermen along the coast. At a time around 12 to 15 fishermen can go out into the sea in the Vallam.The activity along the coast suddenly increases when the fishing boats return one by one with their catch on the coast. The beach suddenly gets crowded with the fishermen pulling their nets out of the sea and sorting out their catch for the day.
Beaches in the Indian state of Kerala are spread along the 550-km Arabian Sea coastline. Kerala is an Indian state occupying the south-west corner of the subcontinent. The topography of the coastline is distinctive and changes abruptly as one proceeds from north to south.The long coastline of Kerala is inextricably entwined with the culture, life and traditions of the state. Memories of early seafarers and traders have faded, but boats of various types and styles have survived.


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[6] T. Zhang. Data dependent concentration bounds for sequential prediction algorithms. In Proc. 18th COLT, 2005.


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The Institute offers internships to students from our partner institutions, of any academic major. An internship will allow a student to participate in essential research, analysis, and dissemination. Student will earn publication credit.
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Module logsweet.net
¶
This module contains functionality for transporting log messages over the network.
-
class
logsweet.net.
Broadcaster
(bind_address: str, ctx: Optional[zmq.sugar.context.Context] = None)[source]¶ A text line broadcaster.
Parameters: - bind_address (str) – An IP and port to bind the ZeroMQ socket to.
E.g.
<IP_ADDRESS>:9001
- ctx (Optional[zmq.Context]) – An existing ZeroMQ context to use for the IO work. If None uses the default singleton instance.
- bind_address (str) – An IP and port to bind the ZeroMQ socket to.
E.g.
-
class
logsweet.net.
Listener
(handler: Union[Callable[[str, str, str], None], Any, None] = None, watch_cb: Optional[Callable[[str, str], None]] = None, unwatch_cb: Optional[Callable[[str, str], None]] = None, raw_cb: Optional[Callable[Sequence[bytes], None]] = None, bind_address: Optional[str] = None, connect_addresses: Optional[Iterable[str]] = None, interval: float = 0.1, ctx: Optional[zmq.sugar.context.Context] = None)[source]¶ Subscribes to one or more ZeroMQ PUB sockets, and/or waits for connections from ZeroMQ PUSH sockets; passing received log messages to a callback.
Parameters: - handler (Optional[Union[Callable[[str, str, str], None], Any]]) –
A function which is called every time a log message is received; this is called with source, filename, and line arguments.
Alternatively an object with a method
notify_line(source, filename, line)
and optionally the methodsnotify_watch(source, filename)
andnotify_unwatch(source, filename)
. - watch_cb (Optional[Callable[[str, str], None]]) – A function which is called every time a file has joined the set of watched files; this is called with a filename argument.
- unwatch_cb (Optional[Callable[[str, str], None]]) – A function which is called every time a file has left the set of watched files; this is called with a filename argument.
- raw_cb (Optional[Callable[[Sequence[bytes]], None]]) – A function which is called on every received message. This is called with a sequence of bytes; the raw multi-message.
- bind_address (Optional[str]) – An IP and port to bind the ZeroMQ PULL socket to.
E.g.
<IP_ADDRESS>:9000
. - connect_addresses (Optional[Iterable[str]]) – An iterable of addresses to connect the ZeroMQ SUB socket to.
E.g.
["log-proxy-1.my-company.com:9001", "<IP_ADDRESS>:9001"]
- interval (float) – The timeout in seconds when waiting for new messages before handling possible interruption.
- ctx (Optional[zmq.Context]) – An existing ZeroMQ context to use for the IO work. If None uses the default singleton instance.
-
listen
(topics: Iterable[str] = ('log|', ))[source]¶ Listens to incoming log messages on the ZeroMQ socket(s). Blocks until Ctrl + C is pressed, or
SIGINT
orSIGTERM
is received by the process.Returns immediately if either a bind address nor at least one connect address is set.
Parameters: topics (Iterable[str]) – The topic to subscribe with. Can be used for selecting log messages from specific source. Defaults to ["log|"]
.
- handler (Optional[Union[Callable[[str, str, str], None], Any]]) –
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class
logsweet.net.
Transmitter
(connect_addresses: Iterable[str], ctx: Optional[zmq.sugar.context.Context] = None)[source]¶ A text line transmitter.
Parameters: - connect_addresses (Iterable[str]) – An iterable with addresses to connect the ZeroMQ PUSH socket to.
E.g.
["log-proxy-1.my-company.com:9001", "<IP_ADDRESS>:9001"]
- ctx (Optional[zmq.Context]) – An existing ZeroMQ context to use for the IO work. If None uses the default singleton instance.
- connect_addresses (Iterable[str]) – An iterable with addresses to connect the ZeroMQ PUSH socket to.
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Add a path to the metadata
Returns true, also on failure.
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Add a dependency of a path
Returns nothing.
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Clear the metadata and cache
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Checks if the source has been modified or the destination is missing
returns a boolean
# File lib/jekyll/regenerator.rb, line 74 def source_modified_or_dest_missing?(source_path, dest_path) modified?(source_path) || (dest_path && !File.exist?(dest_path)) end
Write the metadata to disk
Returns nothing.
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Read metadata from the metadata file, if no file is found, initialize with an empty hash
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For the fig-swirl: Melt butter over medium heat ina saucepan. Add brown sugar and stir to dissolve. Halve all of the figs and toss in the saucepan with water and lemon juice. Cook over mnedium heat, stirring frequenty, until you have a chunky-jammy mixture. Add salt with one or two stirs, set aside and let cool completely.
Ice cream: In a small pot over medium heat, combine milk, and granulated sugar until sugar is completely dissolved and the milk is just barely lukewarm. Whisk in the eg8 yolks. Set mixture in the fridge and wait until the ig mixture is cooled.
Using an ice cream machine, pour liquids into the frozen basin and process according to manufacturer instructions, i.e., let spin and thicken for 20 minutes before adding mascarpone, fig jam mixture, and the nuts. Continue to process for+/10 minutes. Pour semi frozen mixture into a pyrex dish or glass tupperware. Freeze for at least two hours before serving.


Life after school
- 2018 - present
- Data Scientist/Engineer/Consultant Boston Consulting Group; you might find me everywhere on earth
- 2017 - 2018
- Data Scientist/Engineer/Analyst Earnin; Palo Alto, CA
Education
- 2015 - 2017
- Master of Science: Statistics
Duke University, Durham, NC
- 2011- 2015
- Bachelor of Science: Math
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- 2014
- Semester abroad: UC Berkeley, CA
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Technically: Machine learning, Predictive Modeling, NLP, ETL, Python, R, Spark, NoSQL, AWS, GCP
Statistically: AB testing, Experimental Design, Bayesian Statistics, Statistical Inference
Strategically: Confidential :) strategy case experience for multi-national client at BCG
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A set of video players where you can bring your own HLS or DASH manifest URL for a quick test.
These players are old, but remain because some people still have old links to them. Eventually we'll remove these and redirect you to the latest version.
Video player demo websites rarely let you test their player with your media.


Gyeongju Cherry Blossom Marathon
Gyeongju KOR
Website: cherrymarathon.com
Race Winners (26
runnings)
07
Apr 2007
08 Apr 2006
02
Apr 2005
Apr 2004
Apr 2003
2002
2001
2000
1999
1998
1997
1996
1995
1994
1993
1992
Notes: 1992 is believed to have been the inaugural year.
01
Apr 2017
2:42:05
Seok-Geun Jeong (KOR)
3:09:56
Ae-Yang Kim-3
09
Apr 2016
2:20:19
Saeki Makino (JPN)
3:23:15
Yu-fen Xia (CHN)
Apr
2015
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05
Apr 2014
2:33:12
Seung-Hwan Kim (KOR)
2:58:50
Lori Gleichenhaus (USA)
13
Apr 2013
2:36:19
Jae-Deok Shim-3
3:06:18
Ae-Yang Kim-2
07
Apr 2012
2:38:42
Jae-Deok Shim-2
3:03:31
Ae-Yang Kim (KOR)
09
Apr 2011
2:37:21
Jae-Ha Shin (KOR)
3:00:21
Jeong-Im
Bae-2
03
Apr 2010
2:38:14
Jae-Deok Shim (KOR)
3:02:56
Jeong-Im Bae (KOR)
04
Apr 2009
2:33:17
Jeong-Seok Geun (KOR)
2:51:03
Gwon-Sun
Hui-3
05
Apr 2008
2:36:20
Chae-Dok Sim (KOR)
2:56:21
Gwon-Sun
Hui-2
2:47:11
Dong-Ju Lee (KOR)
3:11:12
Gwon-Sun Hui (KOR)
2:37:05
Hiroshi Matsumoto-2
3:03:39
Seo-Cheong Hui-4
2:34:16
Kazuyuki Iwane (JPN)
3:07:23
Seo-Cheong Hui-3
2:45:25
Jang-Sang Geun (KOR)
3:15:29
Seo-Cheong Hui-2
2:39:28
Hiroshi Matsumoto (JPN)
3:27:48
Seo-Cheong Hui (KOR)
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Most Wins
(1987-date)
Men
3
Jae-Deok Shim (KOR)
2010,2012-13
Women
4
Seo-Cheong Hui (KOR)
2003-06
Prize Money
(ADR qualified runners)
No prize money has been awarded at this race.
Race Time Bias
(sec/km)
Insufficient data to calculate the race time bias.
Competitive Level
(1990-date)
Insufficient data to calculate the competitive level.
Quality Performances
Men No men under 2:20 Women No women under 2:50
Last Updated on 09 Apr 2017
Contributors: Yoon Kim (30), Klaas Loonstra (5)


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Because the server calls external programs like ls and tar, the anonymous root directory must contain a bin directory with those programs, a lib directory containing any shared libraries needed, an an etc directory containing passwd and group files. When the server uses chroot to limit access to the anonymous root directory, it cannot access any programs outside that directory.
The second table controls which directory the server will chroot to for guest users. For each directory, you can specify which users this directory will apply to by entering usernames, UIDs (like %3000) or UID ranges (like %3000-3006). If no users are entered, the directory is used for all guest users.
The third table allows you to control which Unix group anonymous FTP users will be switched to, instead of the primary group for the ftp user. For each group entered you can choose one or more user classes, for example to grant access to certain files to anonymous users from certain IP addresses.
Finally, the bottom section of the page has inputs to control what passwords are acceptable for anonymous FTP logins. Traditionally, FTP users should send a valid email address as their anonymous login password.


Making a wix installer run a program by default
Guest post by my least favourite colleague, Tom.
Normally - but not always - people want to run a program just after the install it - you can help then to do this by using an opt-out system with a checkbox checked by default
To create the checkbox and control whether it is set you must use the following properties in your Product section:
Id="WIXUI_EXITDIALOGOPTIONALCHECKBOXTEXT" Value="Launch the cool program" Id="WIXUI_EXITDIALOGOPTIONALCHECKBOX" Value="1"
The value of WIXUI_EXITDIALOGOPTIONALCHECKBOX
controls the
checkboxes checkedness.
You then need a custom action to do some launching:
Id="LaunchApplication" BinaryKey="WixCA" DllEntry="WixShellExec" Impersonate="yes"
and some UI wiring in the UI element under the Product element to get you custom action called.
Control="Finish" Event="DoAction" Value="LaunchApplication">WIXUI\_EXITDIALOGOPTIONALCHECKBOX = 1 and NOT Installed
Huzzah - you now may have a working installer.


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After a of couple mild sessions with the Shepherdess, I decided I was done screwing around and would try out my 5x supply. Experience with shrooms, LSD, and lots of reading on the Salvia subject, gave me a sense of preparation for the journey.
This proved to be incorrect.
I packed a homemade water bong with a wee little pinch of plain dry leaf, and poured in a previously prepared capsule of 5x leaf: 1g separated into 16 equal parts and put into empty gel caps.
I was alone (not recommended) and prepared my self mentally by doing some breathing exercises and playing soft music. When ready, I dimmed the lights and took a large rip from the bong, holding the smoke in as I lean back on the couch.
I could immediately tell that this was going to be the 'real deal', and as I exhaled I closed my eyes. The first few moments (seconds) came on like a surging, washing, energy wave of green leaves and spirals. Then I was gone.
My sense of self disappeared, and I had no idea who I was, where I was, when I was, or how I got into such a state. A (brief) moment of fear came falling in, and I opened my eyes, as if to save myself. This did little more than confuse the situation. My living room was gone, and replaced by a fractal vision of leaves and vines, swirling in an infinite spiral. I felt as if I was apart of this spiral and as it churned and turned it pulled me with it. My body tingled with energy (seemingly underneath me) and at that moment I noticed trillions of little eyes embedded throughout the vine. Their presence was overwhelming but fleeting.
After another moment or two, the room started to materialize before me, and I finally realized that I had smoked Salvia and it would be over soon. My mouth and eyes were gaping wide open, so I closed them both and rode it out. During this time, thousands, if not trillions, of thoughts were running through my mind. It was very difficult to grasp onto any one concept.
The music I had playing came washing back into focus, and it was then that I had the sensation that the whole journey was being guided by it. It was as if the Salvia broke me into singular atoms, and threw me into the realm of energy/frequency.
Several more mild moments passed and I clicked on a light to try and make sense out of what had just happened.
The journey was very overwhelming, but not scary. At no point did I feel compelled to freak out or get up. In fact, I don't think I moved a muscle. It is a state of consciousness like nothing I have ever experienced. And certainly not something to be taken lightly. But I will go back. That is for sure. Salvia is a very wise plant, and has much to tell us.
That is if we are bold enough to ask.
~ As a side note, in all of its intensity and oddity, something seems so familiar about a Salvia journey ~
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[gecode-users] How control the engine??
Christian Schulte
schulte at imit.kth.se
Mon Feb 27 16:00:29 CET 2006
Hi, that's great. Some things can be done in a more elegant way maybe (maybe
using a virtual function and always pass an EndCondition object. this would
be less efficient but nicer).
We are currently preparing 1.0.1 where your patch will not go in. Then let's
see for 1.0.2.
Christian
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-----Original Message-----
From: users-bounces at gecode.org [mailto:users-bounces at gecode.org] On Behalf
Of Rafael Meneses
Sent: Friday, February 24, 2006 7:03 PM
To: users at gecode.org
Subject: Re: [gecode-users] How control the engine??
On 2/24/06, Guido Tack <tack at ps.uni-sb.de> wrote:
> > No, the only way you currently can interrupt is in between
> > requesting better solutions from the BAB engine. However this sounds
> > like a useful (and reasonably simple) addition, even though it
> > should be a user supplied stop criterion being more general than
> > just time... But it should be very simple for you to hack something
> > up by yourself and tell us...
>
> Maybe a hint to get you started:
> Have a look at search/bab-copy.cc or search/bab-reco.cc. Both contain
> a similar while(true) loop that does the main exploration. The easiest
> way to implement something like a timeout would be to use the failure
> count - just stop the search when it exceeds a certain limit. You must
> then return true and set s1 to NULL.
>
Thanks...
I finished the patch....
The patch includes an example, in the directory examples the file
golombTimeout.cc
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import os
import subprocess
from multiprocessing import Pool
from sys import platform
from cloudmesh.common.parameter import Parameter
from cloudmesh.common.util import path_expand
[docs]class Host(object):
@staticmethod
def _ssh(args):
"""
check a vm
:param args: dict of {key, username, host, command}
:return: a dict representing the result, if returncode=0 ping is
successfully
"""
key = args['key']
host = args['host']
username = args['username']
command = args['command']
location = f"{username}@{host}"
command = ['ssh',
"-o", "StrictHostKeyChecking=no",
"-o", "UserKnownHostsFile=/dev/null",
'-i', key, location, command]
result = subprocess.run(command, capture_output=True)
result.stdout = result.stdout.decode("utf-8")
result.success = result.returncode == 0
return result
[docs] @staticmethod
def ssh(hosts=None,
command=None,
username=None,
key="~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub",
processors=3):
#
# BUG: this code has a bug and does not deal with different
# usernames on the host to be checked.
#
"""
:param command: the command to be executed
:param hosts: a list of hosts to be checked
:param username: the usernames for the hosts
:param key: the key for logging in
:param processors: the number of parallel checks
:return: list of dicts representing the ping result
"""
if type(hosts) != list:
hosts = Parameter.expand(hosts)
if username is None:
username = os.environ['USER']
key = path_expand(key)
# wrap ip and count into one list to be sent to Pool map
args = [{'command': command,
'key': key,
'username': username,
'host': host} for host in hosts]
with Pool(processors) as p:
res = p.map(Host._ssh, args)
return res
[docs] @staticmethod
def check(hosts=None,
username=None,
key="~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub",
processors=3):
#
# BUG: this code has a bug and does not deal with different
# usernames on the host to be checked.
#
"""
:param hosts: a list of hosts to be checked
:param username: the usernames for the hosts
:param key: the key for logging in
:param processors: the number of parallel checks
:return: list of dicts representing the ping result
"""
result = Host.ssh(hosts=hosts,
command='hostname',
username=username,
key=key,
processors=processors)
return result
# noinspection PyBroadException
@staticmethod
def _ping(args):
"""
ping a vm
:param args: dict of {ip address, count}
:return: a dict representing the result, if returncode=0 ping is
successfully
"""
ip = args['ip']
count = str(args['count'])
count_flag = '-n' if platform == 'windows' else '-c'
command = ['ping', count_flag, count, ip]
result = subprocess.run(command, capture_output=True)
try:
timers = result.stdout \
.decode("utf-8") \
.split("round-trip min/avg/max/stddev =")[1] \
.replace('ms', '').strip() \
.split("/")
data = {
"host": ip,
"success": result.returncode == 0,
"stdout": result.stdout,
"min": timers[0],
"avg": timers[1],
"max": timers[2],
"stddev": timers[3]
}
except:
data = {
"host": ip,
"success": result.returncode == 0,
"stdout": result.stdout,
}
return data
[docs] @staticmethod
def ping(hosts=None, count=1, processors=3):
"""
ping a list of given ip addresses
:param hosts: a list of ip addresses
:param count: number of pings to run per ip
:param processors: number of processors to Pool
:return: list of dicts representing the ping result
"""
# first expand the ips to a list
if type(hosts) != list:
hosts = Parameter.expand(hosts)
# wrap ip and count into one list to be sent to Pool map
args = [{'ip': ip, 'count': count} for ip in hosts]
with Pool(processors) as p:
res = p.map(Host._ping, args)
return res


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2 hits |
smoked |
Cannabis |
(plant material) |
I was at a pledge meeting for my fraternity on a Wednesday night. I had an exam the next morning at 9:30am. It was about 10pm and when the meeting had ended one of the brothers took out his grav bong.  He had always had GREAT weed whenever I was with him but this time was absolutely crazy. He packed hits for everyone and I was last every time so he made my hits extra powerful.
The last hit of the grav looked like milk it was so full. I took it all and even some of the bong water. THE SECOND I GOT IT ALL IN MY LUNGS I knew I was in for a really really rough time. I looked up and him and started to step over him and make it outside he said 'yeah!' and laughed because he knew what was up.
I felt like I would never stop coughing but I finally did after about 10 minutes. I sat on the porch steps and tried to keep it together. I knew if I did too much I would have started coughing again uncontrollably so I just sat there. I saw my friend M riding his bike back from cleaning one of the brothers houses. I could barely talk I just yelled out 'EY!' and he came over. He knew we were stoned but he had no idea the condition I was in.
I remember the crickets were so loud in my ears I thought there were two inside my ears.  When I got inside everyone was looking at me laughing like 'OH SHIT! HE LOOKS LIKE POWDER! YOU OK MAN?!' I could barely answer them so I just nodded and smiled. I felt still that I could break out into a coughing fit if I had talked.  He couldn't stop smiling and told me to bend down. When I did he told me 'Dude, I knew you were last so I packed your hits more than I've ever packed hits before.'
I made it outside and grabbed the bike. The ride back on campus is probably about a mile but it is slightly uphill. That bike ride home was the most interesting I've ever had. Half way through I stopped M and kept telling him 'dude, this is so weird right now dude.  He kept looking at me (not stoned) and saying 'nah man, it's fine, shut up.' But as we neared our dorms I kept repeating the words 'near' and 'neat' in my head. I found that they were cool words and I was excited to be near my dorm. I kept repeating these words over and over again but that was nothing for what was about to happen.
When I got home M had to study and so did I so we split. I had the hardest time locking up the bike on the bike rack.  I somehow managed to lock it up in about 5 minutes and walked inside.  When I got upstairs my roomy wasn't there so I sat down on my computer and changed my away message to 'studying' but as I did that I started slow-motion laughing where there was like a 2 second pause between each 'ha'.
I was convinced that I was a cartoon dog and that my face was all droopy while I laughed. I could not stop laughing until I noticed how hungry I was. I seriously ate about 2 full packs of Chips Ahoy cookies. I noticed then that I had no idea what was happening, I had no idea what time it was and if I saw I clock I wouldn't have understood. I was so confused by everything. I was having fun but then I became nervious and felt really paranoid. My face was twitching so I decided that if I took a shower I might start to feel ok since I felt as if I was on fire.
BIG MISTAKE. When I turned on the shower the most complex musical score you could ever imagine accompanied the falling water.  Everything I did blended into the music of the shower. When I dropped the soap it's thud on the tiled floor became a dramatic crash in the classical overture that only I could hear. I began feeling as if I would never be ok and I wanted the music to stop so that I could 'attempt' to study.   The music wouldn't stop. I knew that I was tripping because I never had a high like this before, this was more extreme than any high ever. I always hear sounds when I'm high and sometimes they sound like music, but not like this. This music was so complex and sounded as if it could rival Beethoven's Fifth.
I have no idea how long I spent in the shower but when I got out and looked into the mirror a hallmate of mine looked into my eyes and smiled. 'Oh yeah' he said and I started laughing again. 'Yeah man, you know what's up.' I told him smiling. The funniest thing when you're high is when you aren't sure if someone else knows if you are or aren't so you look at them and start laughing.
I made it back to my room and tried to sleep. My bed was like a magic carpet because it felt as if I was flying. I had to put my feet on the floor to make sure I wasn't going anywhere. The lights were off and I closed my eyes again. I really felt like the bed was flying. I could feel it push up on me as if the air underneath was raising it like in an airplane. At one point it felt as if the bed was turning sideways but I didn't fall off. It was in this state that I fell asleep and it was probably only around midnight so I got a solid 9 hours of sleep only to get up and get a 64% on my Communications exam the next morning.
 That was only about the 5th time I'd ever smoked out of a grav but since then I've built my own and my tolerance has increased so much. I remember the good ol' days when 2 gravs would get me stoned for hours, now it takes about 5 to get the same result.
I wouldn't say that it was a bad experience but at the time it was a little more than I wanted. I've never been as high since. Well maybe new years 2004 when I took 8 gravs and smoked 3 bowls and had to call my uptight sister to come pick me up at 2:30am when I didn't know were I was, just in the middle of some street with a pine tree near it in a different county.
Smoke weed,
Professor GRAV
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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StorageHeaterController
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A template class to provide a countdown timer. More...
#include <Delay.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| bool | expired () |
| Tests whether the Delay has expired or not. More... | |
| void | set (T value) |
| Sets the Delay to the required value. More... | |
| void | update (T interval) |
| Decrements the countdown timer. Should be called periodically. More... | |
A template class to provide a countdown timer.
The Delay is set using the set() member function to the required delay time. The update() member function should be called periodically to decrement the counter. The expired() member function is called to test whether the counter has reached zero.
| bool Delay< T >::expired | ( | ) |
Tests whether the Delay has expired or not.
| void Delay< T >::set | ( | T | value | ) |
Sets the Delay to the required value.
| the | value to set the countdown timer to. |
| void Delay< T >::update | ( | T | interval | ) |
Decrements the countdown timer. Should be called periodically.
| the | value to decrement the countdown timer by.. |


To bind functions to Lua you use the function luabind::def(). It has the following synopsis:
template<class F, class policies>
void def(const char* name, F f, const Policies&);
An example usage could be if you want to register the function float std::sin(float):
module(L)
[
def("sin", &std::sin)
];
If you have more than one function with the same name, and want to register them in Lua, you have to explicitly give the signature. This is to let C++ know which function you refer to. For example, if you have two functions, int f(const char*) and void f(int).
module(L)
[
def("f", (int(*)(const char*)) &f),
def("f", (void(*)(int)) &f)
];
luabind will generate code that checks the Lua stack to see if the values there can match your functions’ signatures. It will handle implicit typecasts between derived classes, and it will prefer matches with the least number of implicit casts. In a function call, if the function is overloaded and there’s no overload that match the parameters better than the other, you have an ambiguity. This will spawn a run-time error, stating that the function call is ambiguous. A simple example of this is to register one function that takes an int and one that takes a float. Since Lua doesn’t distinguish between floats and integers, both will always match.
Since all overloads are tested, it will always find the best match (not the first match). This also means that it can handle situations where the only difference in the signature is that one member function is const and the other isn’t.
For example, if the following function and class is registered:
struct A
{
void f();
void f() const;
};
const A* create_a();
struct B: A {};
struct C: B {};
void g(A*);
void g(B*);
And the following Lua code is executed:
a1 = create_a()
a1:f() -- the const version is called
a2 = A()
a2:f() -- the non-const version is called
a = A()
b = B()
c = C()
g(a) -- calls g(A*)
g(b) -- calls g(B*)
g(c) -- calls g(B*)
To call a Lua function, you can either use call_function() or an object.
template<class Ret>
Ret call_function(lua_State* L, const char* name, ...)
template<class Ret>
Ret call_function(object const& obj, ...)
There are two overloads of the call_function function, one that calls a function given its name, and one that takes an object that should be a Lua value that can be called as a function.
The overload that takes a name can only call global Lua functions. The ... represents a variable number of parameters that are sent to the Lua function. This function call may throw luabind::error if the function call fails.
The return value isn’t actually Ret (the template parameter), but a proxy object that will do the function call. This enables you to give policies to the call. You do this with the operator[]. You give the policies within the brackets, like this:
int ret = call_function<int>(
L
, "a_lua_function"
, new complex_class()
)[ adopt(_1) ];
If you want to pass a parameter as a reference, you have to wrap it with the Boost.Ref.
Like this:
int ret = call_function(L, "fun", boost::ref(val));
If you want to use a custom error handler for the function call, see set_pcall_callback under pcall errorfunc.
To start a Lua thread, you have to call lua_resume(), this means that you cannot use the previous function call_function() to start a thread. You have to use
template<class Ret>
Ret resume_function(lua_State* L, const char* name, ...)
template<class Ret>
Ret resume_function(object const& obj, ...)
and
template<class Ret>
Ret resume(lua_State* L, ...)
The first time you start the thread, you have to give it a function to execute. i.e. you have to use resume_function, when the Lua function yields, it will return the first value passed in to lua_yield(). When you want to continue the execution, you just call resume() on your lua_State, since it’s already executing a function, you don’t pass it one. The parameters to resume() will be returned by yield() on the Lua side.
For yielding C++-functions (without the support of passing data back and forth between the Lua side and the c++ side), you can use the yield policy.
With the overload of resume_function that takes an Object, it is important that the object was constructed with the thread as its lua_State*. Like this:
lua_State* thread = lua_newthread(L); object fun = get_global(thread)["my_thread_fun"]; resume_function(fun);
Using luabind::tag_function<> it is possible to export function objects from which luabind can’t automatically deduce a signature. This can be used to slightly alter the signature of a bound function, or even to bind stateful function objects.
Synopsis:
template <class Signature, class F> implementation-defined tag_function(F f);
Where Signature is a function type describing the signature of F. It can be used like this:
int f(int x);
// alter the signature so that the return value is ignored
def("f", tag_function<void(int)>(f));
struct plus
{
plus(int x)
: x(x)
{}
int operator()(int y) const
{
return x + y;
}
};
// bind a stateful function object
def("plus3", tag_function<int(int)>(plus(3)));


| id: string |
Unique Id of the checkbox (auto generated if not supplied). |
| name: string |
Name of the checkbox. |
| checked: boolean |
Whether the checkbox is checked. |
| value: string |
The value attribute of the native input element. |
| tabIndex: number |
Set the underlying tab index of the checkbox. (Default: 0) |
| ariaLabel: string |
Used to set the 'aria-label' attribute on the underlying input element. |
| ariaLabelledby: string |
The 'aria-labelledby' attribute takes precedence as the element's text alternative. |
| indeterminate: boolean |
Represent a checkbox with three states (e.g. a nested list of checkable items). |
| disabled: boolean |
Disables the component. |
| disableRipple: boolean |
Whether ripple ink is disabled. |
| indeterminateToChecked: boolean |
Whether the checkbox should go to checked state or unchecked when toggled from indeterminate state. |
| touch: boolean |
Set the component touch target to 48 x 48 px. |