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Beyond the City
by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
Chapter VII: “Venit Tandem Felicitas”
Additional Information
- Year Published: 1892
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: England
- Source: Doyle, A.C. (1892) Beyond the City London, England: Simpkin, Hamilton, Kent
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Readability:
- Flesch–Kincaid Level: 5.5
- Word Count: 1,562
- Genre: Romance
- Keywords: 19th century literature, british literature, scottish authors
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It was just three days after the Doctor and the Admiral had congratulated each other upon the closer tie which was to unite their two families, and to turn their friendship into something even dearer and more intimate, that Miss Ida Walker received a letter which caused her some surprise and considerable amusement. It was dated from next door, and was handed in by the red-headed page after breakfast.
“Dear Miss Ida,” began this curious document, and then relapsed suddenly into the third person. “Mr. Charles Westmacott hopes that he may have the extreme pleasure of a ride with Miss Ida Walker upon his tandem tricycle. Mr. Charles Westmacott will bring it round in half an hour. You in front. Yours very truly, Charles Westmacott.” The whole was written in a large, loose-jointed, and school-boyish hand, very thin on the up strokes and thick on the down, as though care and pains had gone to the fashioning of it.
Strange as was the form, the meaning was clear enough; so Ida hastened to her room, and had hardly slipped on her light grey cycling dress when she saw the tandem with its large occupant at the door. He handed her up to her saddle with a more solemn and thoughtful face than was usual with him, and a few moments later they were flying along the beautiful, smooth suburban roads in the direction of Forest Hill. The great limbs of the athlete made the heavy machine spring and quiver with every stroke; while the mignon grey figure with the laughing face, and the golden curls blowing from under the little pink-banded straw hat, simply held firmly to her perch, and let the treadles whirl round beneath her feet. Mile after mile they flew, the wind beating in her face, the trees dancing past in two long ranks on either side, until they had passed round Croydon and were approaching Norwood once more from the further side.
“Aren’t you tired?” she asked, glancing over her shoulder and turning towards him a little pink ear, a fluffy golden curl, and one blue eye twinkling from the very corner of its lid.
“Not a bit. I am just getting my swing.”
“Isn’t it wonderful to be strong? You always remind me of a steamengine.”
“Why a steamengine?”
“Well, because it is so powerful, and reliable, and unreasoning. Well, I didn’t mean that last, you know, but—but—you know what I mean. What is the matter with you?”
“Why?”
“Because you have something on your mind. You have not laughed once.”
He broke into a gruesome laugh. “I am quite jolly,” said he.
“Oh, no, you are not.  I said it was absurdly stiff.”
“Then why write it?”
“It wasn’t my own composition.”
“Whose then? Your aunt’s?”
“Oh, no. It was a person of the name of Slattery.”
“Goodness! Who is he?”
“I knew it would come out, I felt that it would. You’ve heard of Slattery the author?”
“Never.”
“He is wonderful at expressing himself. He wrote a book called ‘The Secret Solved; or, Letter-writing Made Easy.’ It gives you models of all sorts of letters.”
Ida burst out laughing. “So you actually copied one.”
a picture of the countryside
“It was to invite a young lady to a picnic, but I set to work and soon got it changed so that it would do very well. Slattery seems never to have asked any one to ride a tandem. But when I had written it, it seemed so dreadfully stiff that I had to put a little beginning and end of my own, which seemed to brighten it up a good deal.”
“I thought there was something funny about the beginning and end.”
“Did you? Fancy your noticing the difference in style. How quick you are! I am very slow at things like that. I ought to have been a woodman, or game-keeper, or something. I was made on those lines. But I have found something now.”
“What is that, then?”
“Ranching. I have a chum in Texas, and he says it is a rare life. I am to buy a share in his business. It is all in the open air—shooting, and riding, and sport.
Ida nearly fell off her perch in her amazement. The only words of which she could think were “My goodness me!” so she said them.
“If it would not upset your plans, or change your arrangements in any way.” He had slowed down and let go of the steering handle, so that the great machine crawled aimlessly about from one side of the road to the other. “I know very well that I am not clever or anything of that sort, but still I would do all I can to make you very happy. Don’t you think that in time you might come to like me a little bit?”
Ida gave a cry of fright. “I won’t like you if you run me against a brick wall,” she said, as the machine rasped up against the curb “Do attend to the steering.”
“Yes, I will. But tell me, Ida, whether you will come with me.”
“Oh, I don’t know. It’s too absurd! How can we talk about such things when I cannot see you? You speak to the nape of my neck, and then I have to twist my head round to answer.”
“I know. That was why I put ‘You in front’ upon my letter. I thought that it would make it easier. But if you would prefer it I will stop the machine, and then you can sit round and talk about it.”
“Good gracious!” cried Ida. “Fancy our sitting face to face on a motionless tricycle in the middle of the road, and all the people looking out of their windows at us!”
“It would look rather funny, wouldn’t it? Well, then, suppose that we both get off and push the tandem along in front of us?”
“Oh, no, this is better than that.”
“Or I could carry the thing.”
Ida burst out laughing. “That would be more absurd still.”
“Then we will go quietly, and I will look out for the steering. I won’t talk about it at all if you would rather not. But I really do love you very much, and you would make me happy if you came to Texas with me, and I think that perhaps after a time I could make you happy too.”
“But your aunt?”
“Oh, she would like it very much. I can understand that your father might not like to lose you. I’m sure I wouldn’t either, if I were he. But after all, America is not very far off nowadays, and is not so very wild. We would take a grand piano, and—and—a copy of Browning. And Denver and his wife would come over to see us. We should be quite a family party. It would be jolly.”
Ida sat listening to the stumbling words and awkward phrases which were whispered from the back of her, but there was something in Charles Westmacott’s clumsiness of speech which was more moving than the words of the most eloquent of pleaders.  If love had not come to her yet, there was at least pity and sympathy, which are nearly akin to it. Wonder there was also that one so weak and frail as she should shake this strong man so, should have the whole course of his life waiting for her decision. Her left hand was on the cushion at her side. He leaned forward and took it gently in his own. She did not try to draw it back from him.
“May I have it,” said he, “for life?”
“Oh, do attend to your steering,” said she, smiling round at him; “and don’t say any more about this to-day. Please don’t!”
“When shall I know, then?”
“Oh, to-night, to-morrow, I don’t know. I must ask Clara. Talk about something else.”
And they did talk about something else; but her left hand was still enclosed in his, and he knew, without asking again, that all was well.


A class managing the loading and access of assets.
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class mbe::AssetHolder< std::string, TAsset >
A class managing the loading and access of assets.
Template overload of the mbe::AssetHolder class for TID == std::string
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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
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The Ops (org.codehaus.cake.util.ops) library is a are a collection of interfaces taking combinations of objects and primitives (primitives such as longs, doubles,..).
Think of the interfaces as poor mans closures.
Much of the complexity of this library stems from the fact that you cannot reify generics.
Consider, for example, the Op interface
list it...
While it
But cake aims to process millions of records in parallel. In which case relying on Op insteadof a special Longop can be
a magnitude slower. What's you new quad core good for then?
The name of the single method declared in each interface is simply op (short for "operate")
Name, Descriptor, Example
Op Op, LongOp, DoubleOp
BinaryOp Maps two arguments to a result.
A BinaryOp maps two arguments to a result. Example: dividing two numbers
A Reducer is an associative binary op accepting and returning values of the same type;
where op(a, op(b, c)) should have the same result as op(op(a, b), c). Example: adding two numbers.
Scalar binary ops accepting and returning the same type include their type name.
Mixed-type operators are named just by their argument type names.
A Generator takes no arguments and returns a result. Examples: random number generators, builders
A Procedure accepts an argument but doesn't return a result. Example: printing a value. An
Action is a Procedure that takes no arguments.
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Ops
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BSSasymp: Asymptotic Covariance Matrices of Some BSS Mixing and Unmixing
Matrix Estimates
Functions to compute the asymptotic covariance matrices of mixing and unmixing matrix estimates of the following blind source separation (BSS) methods: symmetric and squared symmetric FastICA, regular and adaptive deflation-based FastICA, FOBI, JADE, AMUSE and deflation-based and symmetric SOBI. Also functions to estimate these covariances based on data are available. For details, see Miettinen et al. (2015) <doi:10.1214/15-STS520>, Miettinen et al. (2016) <doi:10.1111/jtsa.12159>, Miettinen et al. (2017) <doi:10.1016/j.sigpro.2016.08.028>, Miettinen et al. (2017) <doi:10.18637/jss.v076.i02>, and references therein.
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Jari Miettinen, Klaus Nordhausen, Hannu Oja, Sara Taskinen |
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Jari Miettinen <jari.p.miettinen at aalto.fi> |
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GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
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BSSasymp citation info |
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ChangeLog |
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This relatively simple class is designed to render an XML data island in the browser with the compressed XML used by Nitobi controls. The data island can either have all of the data embedded within it on page load, or it can have a src attribute on it that will point to a data provider to get the data. Either way the data is provided by the XmlDataHandler.
Currently, only the Combo control is capable of getting its data from an XML data island. However, multiple combo controls can share one XML data island. This is an important option when showing several combo controls that all use the same list for the user to choose an item from.
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I'll end in AJ's podcast for your Monday.
Most wonderful show is, keeping up with the Joneses.
AJ Jones, how the heck are you?
Sick.
[laughs]
Tell us what's going on with AJ.
Well, I have a sinus infection that's now taking over my ears and eyes.
Didn't the doctor say that your sinus infection is trying to eke out of every orifice in your
face?
that, you know? So I was like, oh, that's charming.
Is that why you woke up this morning with one eye glued shut with eye
goop? Yes. If you've just joined us, welcome.
It was so gross. I was like, what the heck is going on?
They're like, oh, yeah, that's just your sign of infection coming
out through your tear ducts. I'm like, gorgeous. So I'm now on
some really strong antibiotics. I had said to them, they're like,
how do antibiotics work on you? And I said, well, the, you know,
lighter ones don't usually work, but a Z pack or something like that might work and she goes,
"Oh, we're going to need something stronger than that." And I was like, "Oh."
 You've been in bed for three of those days.
I've been sick for, yeah, six days.
Talk to me about what happens on the two days that you think, "No, I'm fine. I can be true."
I get in the morning and I think I have a shower and I think, "Oh, I think I'm okay. I just feel
like the dried out feeling like after a cold. But then by the time we get to like four or five at
night, I feel like I've been run over by a Mac truck. And then the next day I can't get out of bed.
And it's probably good to point out that you consistently ignore my
Harvard medical training. And you just don't listen to anything I say.
Could you produce proof of your Harvard medical training?
And that's what our marriage has come to. You want proof that I went to medical school?
Yes. I also want proof that you were in the Marines and the number of other things that you claim.
I have never ever claimed to be in the Marines.
No way.
Yes you have.
Okay, special forces.
Yes.
Oh, so baby, we have to be gentle with you tonight because you're not feeling well and
you're sniffing at the microphone.
She's going to be at the light.
I'm so sorry, people's.
It's all right.
I'll cut out.
Wait, does my voice sound like I'm getting sick?
I'm not getting sick.
No, you're not getting sick.
We've been in separate bedrooms.
I know.
It's the only time I'm thankful that we can do that.
The only time?
I like it when you're sleeping in the same bed.
Yeah, that's what.
Except when you snore, that I'm less thankful.
All right, let's move on for our weird body things.
So this week was the last of our slowdown schedule.
All of our students have come back from around the world.
Welcome back everybody.
And tomorrow we get to go into the school or you don't because you're contagious.
So you stay home.
But I get to go in and we all get to hear the stories of what they did while they're on outreach.
So a super private and we just got great reports from churches from around the world.
Can you periscope me in?
Sure, I won't do that.
Absolutely.
Somebody else.
Well, it means I have to hold my phone up and then I'll get armed fatigue.
So we need a periscope intern.
Our kids run spring break this week, which meant they got to watch us work.
Well, and maybe sick.

I gave the kids two cuddles tonight one for me and one me pretending to be you.
But apparently I don't do a good mommy impersonation.
We'll go ahead and do mommy impersonation.
What did you what did you say?
Well I just said the same things I normally say to them but in a high pitch voice.
Oh, because my voice is so high pitched.
I was doing my best baby.
I was doing my best.
Okay.
Well at least it maybe had some humor value.
It's worth doing a shout out at the beginning of this episode.
For those of you who were listening last week, you remember, I just had the most frustrating time ever recording our podcast for whatever reason are
really nice and really helpful and normally flawless podcast equipment just
just died basically and it was way outside of my
technical knowledge to know how to fix it. So I want to thank Jonathan Zias and Aaron Smith,
both who came over and spent countless hours. I mean, on one night, we didn't go home till
about 1.30 trying to work through everything that tech support suggested. I was also thankful
in that night for separate beds. Yeah. Yeah. But we'll see how it goes, but I think we've got it
sussed. So Jonathan and Aaron, thank you so much for giving up your time to make this work.
Thank you for restoring my husband's sanity. I guess the most important thing we need to talk
talk about Bibb with new iPhones and new iPads got launched this week. Do either interest
you?
That's the most important thing that we have to talk about this week.
Yeah, can you think of anything more pressing?
Well, today's Resurrection Sunday.
Right. Well, put in context the resurrection of our Savior. The most significant news in
Apple is FBI delayed their case against Apple. I'm not sure if they've dropped it. We'll
But Apple introduced new phones and new iPads. Do either of those interest you?
No, because I have a phone and a night pad. I know but do you like the smaller phone or are you happy with the phone?
No, I'm keeping my phone. No, right very good. I like my phone. And yes, resurrection Sunday today. Yeah, which is amazing
It's very good. I don't know how you talk about that. Well, I crying
Do you want to tell the people where we're going the first weekend of June? We are going to Iceland and how excited you on a scale of one to ten
84. Okay, your voice belies the fact that actually you are wildly excited. I am wildly sick right now as well. So no, no, I know I know I was
Sorry, I shouldn't poke fun at your expense. You're doing very well. Thanks
We're just going to throw that microphone away because it will never be disinfected. It'll be fine. Okay, germs only last on surfaces for eight hours
Oh, great. Well, we only podcast once a week. So it should be fine. Yeah
So we're going to Iceland.
We're going to Iceland.
And we're super excited.
We can't wait to see all our friends and family and loved ones in Iceland.
We haven't been there since when.
Uh, well, we had Tia there.
So we must have been there in.
Oh, she was tiny.
So I guess about 2009 late, 2009.

Maybe even six and almost a half.
But you know, it's like, I think I'm traumatized.
I think I'm traumatized from the last time we were in Iceland because we went to a public
swimming pool.
We did.
Well, there was many pools and they're awesome because it was the middle of winter and it's
all geothermal is boiling hot water. But I didn't bring anything to wear. And so, like, no,
it's fine. You can just rent it there. I was like, oh, okay. So gross. It really gross. But what
they ended up giving me was a black speedo. And it was probably like a medium. And I'm like,
not a medium. Yeah. And it was just horrifying. Yeah. I was, I need an RTF about that.
It was kind of funny, actually. But it's a whole different scenario over there with that
public bathing. We mentioned last week we were going to talk about the diet that we've been on.
To be honest, we should probably have Dr. Ronson, our good friend and our family
chiropractor. He should probably come on in the next couple of weeks and maybe correct anything
we say that's wrong. Let's start with our weight loss so far. Because this coming week, we transition
into maintenance from losing. By Tuesday, we'll have done 40 days. On day 37, I've lost 40 pounds.
which will make sense to Americans 18 kilograms for anybody in Australia or a metric nation.
Is Canada kilograms or? Yes.
Do we do pounds when we're in Canada or? You can do either.
Well, that's nearly three stone for the British people.
That's amazing. What have you lost? 23 pounds.
Which is also not to be sniffed at. Yeah, it's not quite as fantastic as 40, but women do lose slower.
And to be fair, I had way more to lose the new did.
Wait, hang on.
Really?
We're just going to come up with it.
No, it is true.
It is true.
So the question everybody asks is, aren't you worried that you're going to put it back on again?
No.
And why are you not worried that we're going to put it back on again?
Because there's a very specific way that you come off of it.
Right.
And it's all like monitored and we weigh in once a week at the chiropractor office.
And is that why I put all the chocolate that the team UK brought me back into a time capsule?
to be opened in about twenty years.
Because it's too much of a temptation.
Baby, they brought me milk bottles back.
Those are horrible.
I have no idea why you like milk.
But just right now you're making baby Jesus cry.
No, I'm not.
Milk bottles.
Jesus is saying you're right.
They're horrible.
They're amazing.
No. OK.
They're like chewy, nasty, chalky, sweet things.
It's like eating sweet chalk.
It's disgusting.
OK, whatever, Poutine.
I make Poutine all the time.
And that's totally valid.
Wait, and I make milk bottles.

No, right.
Okay.
I felt like you were attacking the candy of my national identity.
And so I lashed out.
Milk bottles is the candy of your natural, your national identity.
Maybe milk bottles and a can of iron brew was my lunch.
Many a time.
I'll give you, but your mother let you just do that for lunch here.
My mother didn't know she would give me money.
She'd give me lunch money.
And in my first year of high school, I would buy a white bread roll, a packet of pickled
onion, monster munch.
Oh my gosh.
Oh my gosh.

Eat that and have a cabry cremech and maybe a Turkish delight.
So absolutely no nutrition involved in any single thing that you ate.
It tasted so good.
And you wash it down with either.

You know, it's amazing that we've remained married all these years.
You notice how you don't actually get to eat monster munching milk bottles very
right.
And that's why I'm winning.
That's why they're special.
Well, the whole maintenance thing is for the next 30 days, we have to wear ourselves
every day and we're not allowed to go above or below by two pounds.
The weight that we finished the losing phase at.
Yeah.
So I'm hoping to just get a little over 40 pounds lost.
Yeah.
So the question that everybody asks is, how does it work?
It's really simple.
It's crystal math.
You have tons of energy and she dropped away like no business.
That's not funny.
But you also lose track of time.
Right.
And your children, I'm sure.
No, there are no narcotics at all.
Do you want to explain to protocol?
It's like you take this herbal green tea.
Well, start with a tack because that's a cool part.
What's the tack?
 That's a more dangerous fat, that kind of stuff. So,
tells you all that stuff. It also gives you a metabolic age. It does give you a lot of money.
How old your body is telling, based on the facts of your weigh-in, it estimates that your age is,
like, I was 56 years old. Yeah. That's encouraging. Yeah. I was 39. You were 59. I know, but it sounds
better. You're older than me. Well, I am older than you by three years. Okay. You're 59 year old
grandmother.  So then you do this scanning thing that scans for 2,500 markers.
These biomarkers, I don't quite understand how it works. That's why we need Dr. Ronston.
Yeah, we do. But basically, once you've weighed yourself initially, and once you've done this
biomarker scan.  Only one of mine tasted disgusting.
What a mine tasted disgusting and it was different from your one.
The one of mine. But the rest of them tasted fine.
Yes, definitely.
And the pills were in pills.
And then you would take basically these pills that looked like they were just made out of
green tea and some other stuff.
Yeah, I don't really know what was in them, but they're supposed to boost your metabolism and tell your metabolism to find your fat and eat it.
You're stored fat.
You're stored fat.
No, you're structural fat.
Yeah, both.
Oh, I see this is again why we need Dr. Ronzen.
I just do the same thing.

Anyway, you're not allowed to.
Harvard Medical.
Right.
You don't need any oils or butters because they don't want your that being what your body focuses on eating.
and they want it to not just you can't eat oils.
You can't use any personal care products with oils in them.
So we are better.
With new shampoo, new conditioner, new shaving foam,
new deodorant, new toothpaste, new face wash, all of it, oily free.
Yes.
And so, but I like the smell of the shampoo.
It smells like Mars, a band.
It does smell like Mars.
So it feels like I'm in a fondant factory every morning.
Bonding also one of the personal items that we've got smells like Cadbury cream eggs. Yes. Thank you for bringing that up. I love it. I'm like
So good, but anyway, so every day
You are burning
Well, here's a fact for you. It takes about 3,500 calories to burn a pound of fat right so on average
My body is probably consuming about 5,000 calories a day.
But I'm only feeding my body about 550 calories.
And so you're like, "Well, Alan, where did the extra 4,500 calories come from?"
Or 4,450 calories come from.
See that mental arithmetic?
Just like, "Wow, amazing."
That was MIT math.
So, yeah, you're eating 550 calories of food a day.
And the rest of your calories is coming from this green tea that's telling your fat to burn,
which is why to begin with, I was losing about two pounds a day, one and a half to two pounds a day.
And I have now metabolized down to about, towards the end I'm losing about half a pound a day.
Yeah, which is more like what I lose.
Right.
Yeah.
The biggest thing that we've done, I mean, apart from changing how many calories we're eating,
which no, you're not typically hungry. The first three to five days you want to punch a baby seal
because you're so angry and frustrated.
And you're detoxing, yeah.
But after that, you're not hungry at all, really.
No.
Except for if you get regimented when you're eating
and when you get close to that, you feel a bit hungry.
But--
Even then, though, I'm not starving.
Right.
The biggest change, I guess, is we're eating fish every single day.
Every day.
And what have you thought about fish?
I like God and halibut.
Halibut's got the worst name ever.
If I'm reading a menu and they're like, would you like some halibut?
I'd be like, no, it sounds gross, but it's super tasty.
It's yummy.
And I like sea bass.
I'm no longer a mojima even.
You were.
I was, but I can't figure out how to cook it in such a way that I actually enjoy it.
Cod is good.
Cod is great.
If you just tuned in, this is the fish we like weekly pod.
So we figured out how to both grill it and steam it and bake it.
So we're eating so much fish that I'm building my cooking repertoire.
But I'd like to keep the amount of fish we eat in our diet.
Yeah, I think it's probably a good idea.
But you've been enjoying it?
Yeah. I'm bored.
Well, that's because you can't season it with anything.
Yeah.
Good crispy.
OK. Yeah.
Soon and very soon Friday we can have butter.
Butter.
All right, none of that was the topic that we're talking about.
We'll get Dr. Ronson on.
We'll also measure ourselves because not only did we wear ourselves, but we took blood
pressure readings, we took our waist, hips, all of our inches.
That'll be in residency and we'll check back in and tell you anything more about
fish that we remember.
But you remember on Sunday, Ben hadn't seen you in a few weeks and he said to
Sonia, where did half of Alan go?
Cause you look so different.
Well, it's funny because our students have been away for three weeks.
So they haven't seen me in three weeks.
So tomorrow will be really fun.
And so yeah, and some stuff.
Yeah.
Half of us vanished.
Yeah.
An enormous amount.
All right.
Our topic for this week is dreaming with God.
Okay.
I've been thinking a lot about this whole thing about vision.
When our friends, Alex and Henry Sealy, you know what?
We should have them on the podcast.
We should.
They're so amazing.
Yeah.
When our friends Alex and Henry Sealy, who passed with the belonging here in Nashville,
they came and taught on our school.
And I think it was Alex who said vision gives pain a purpose.
And I just thought, unless you know what you're living for, you're going to get
super frustrated when life inevitably goes through one of those seasons where
it's less than comfortable.
Yeah.
And so having a vision, having a confidence of what God's called you to
makes everything worth it.
And you can actually coast in joy.
Yeah.
I think the joy that we found to rest in, tell me if you agree with this, is learning
that everything that we are granted from God comes by inheritance.
So it's not by us working or trying to make it work.
It's just us partnering with God.
And even if we do all wrong, he's still so good that he'll bring around his plan.
Yeah, but I think it's also being faithful in the thing that's in front of you.
Undoubtedly.
But I think this time where how many of you listen to this are aware of the fact that although God's never late, he misses plenty of opportunities to be early.
Yeah.
So typically his time schedule and our time schedule are two different things.
Yes.
The same person who said I'm coming very soon as the same person said that day is like a thousand years.
So what was my point?
I don't know.
I was mystical.
Sorry.
Wow.
I went off into my mind palace.
All right.
Here's some thoughts for you.
I've got seven things.
that I think is super important when dreaming with God.
Okay.
Number one.
Well, I'm not even going to go on number one.
This is a bonus one for free.
Oh, so eight things?
No, this is just an introduction.
It's not even a point.
It's just an observation.
I'm so excited.
I mean, being as you've been to both MIT and Harvard, I should be so excited and the
Special Forces.
Okay.
God is a plan.
We know that.
Jeremiah 29 verse 11.
Yeah.
on of life is actually discovering what that plan is. And it's worth knowing that God being
a creative genius doesn't take you from where you are now to where he wants you to go, or A to B,
so to speak, because B would scare the living daylights out of us and we'd be like, no, I want to
stay in A. So what he does is he does A to Z or Z. And the other 24 letters in between that are
these brilliant twists and turns of the scenic route or route of getting to where God's taking
you. Okay. You are so tired. I'm so tired. I'm really sorry. You're doing amazing. You
know what? I can't breathe out of my nose.  I
can mute you. It's fine. Okay. All right. So number one, and this is so well, they're
all vital, but number one is, it's so important to surrender everything to God.  So it's just smart to give everything to God. I remember I had this amazing job opportunity
and it was everything I wanted. It was a large software company. It offered me this job and I was
so wanting to take it. But at the same time, I heard a word from the Lord not to take it.
And I felt like I had one foot on the shore and one foot on this boat that was leaving.

And here's what I learned is if you if what you want so badly is actually him he'll resurrect whatever you lay down anyway.
And if it isn't him I guarantee you what is planned for you to be infinitely better.
Yeah.
So in my world I desperately wanted to be this software systems engineer genius.
And I died to that now my love of nerdy tech gadgetry hasn't gone anywhere.
but now I get to you know it's just funny the right the gods taking me and now end up this place where part of the my job is to design systems of people rather than systems of computer.
You still do a lot of computer and techie things I do but.
Not the same yeah not the same kind but so here's the thing sacrifices never fun but the resurrection is always glorious so get good at dying because god what god resurrects is better than what you had in the first place.
Yeah, I agree. All right. Number two. Okay. So number two, I would say that you want to ask him
for prophetic dreams, prophetic words, visions, that kind of stuff, and then collect them and
don't despise your small words or your small beginnings. It's okay if they don't make sense.
When you get them, I would say I've had lots of words that I was like, gosh, I have no idea
what they're talking about. Right.  So collect them and pray over them and just sort of honor them. Don't
despise them. Well, it's also that thing that God calls things that are not as though they are.
Yeah. So you get, whenever he's speaking prophetically, he's speaking into what he's creating.
So oftentimes he's speaking, like I remember Ivan Isabel, two of our favorite prophets in the
whole world gave us a prophetic word. And I mean, every time they've prophesied over us,
because they prophesy destiny words. They prophesy in the future. And I was like,
"Some prophets, you guys are. You totally missed it. Little did I know that they were foretelling
everything that we were going to step into."  But the time
didn't make a whole lot of sense. All right. Number three and four,
we might get into trouble for saying. So forgive us if we say it wrong, and hopefully our hearts
come through.
All right, they'll just go after the bearded one. Yes. All right, number three,
immerse yourself in a culture that supports your prophetic words. What I mean by that is what you
listen to, what you read, what you watch, all feeds your thoughts. And if you have toxic thoughts,
you produce toxic fruit. But if you're, and this is what I learned, even if you're feeding yourself
on good fruit. If you're in a culture that's different to the fruit you're feeding from,
people will try and convince you that the fruit that you're eating is spoiled.
That's a terrible analogy. What I mean by that is, evangelicalism, and I would absolutely count
myself as an evangelical, but evangelicalism is mostly a culture of doubt.
So imagine me raised as a skeptical, doubt-filled evangelical, trying to step into new things that
are outside of my frame of reference that the Holy Spirit is leading me into.
And I am surrounded by people who don't actually believe that it's right or true or scriptural.


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To provide new ideas for the umbrella manufacturing industry, provide business opportunities for the corresponding parts manufacturers and by the new Internet advertising model and sales model, it is easy to attract Consumers.
There is a reason for the emergence of a product, or there is an opportunity for it. In the Internet situation nowadays, product promotion has become more easily and more challenging. When a product on the Internet has been widespread concerned, we will be very difficult to control evaluation of the netizens, and what we can only do is trying to control the public opinion guidance to ensure the reputation of our products, but the most fundamental way is to maintain the vitality of our products and to try our best to make it better.
I never doubt about and never worried about the commercial prospects of our goods, because it is innovative, so it has been to maintain the vigor, vitality, advanced nature, competitive ablity. Because it has these values, so it will be easy to get the recognition of customers, and they will be willing to pay for it.


By now you know how to write in HTML, which sets the structure and format of a webpage. Once you have done this, you now need to tell the browser how to display the information you have given it. You will use CSS to do this! CSS stands Cascading Style Sheets.
CSS is a language that allows you to target elements in your HTML by either, using the generic name of elements or targeting a specific element by giving it a class or ID. Once you have done this you can give them the attributes you desire to style the web pages you are creating.
p {
text-height: 2rem;
text-align: center;
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display: inline;
color: #3fa8cc;
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padding-top: 2px;
margin-left: 8px;
float: right;
width:auto;
}
The important thing to remember about CSS is the "Cascading" part of it. This means that if you use the same selector twice, the one that is further down the style sheet will over ride the first one. We call this having more "specificity".
In this example, the background color will be blue since it is at the bottom, but it will keep the width of 100%.
div {
width: 100%;
background: white;
}
div {
background: blue;
}
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The format you will write CSS in is very easy and repetitive. You first list the element, id, or class that you are going to target, then open up curly braces. Inside the curly braces you list the attribute you wish to add or change with a semi-colon separating it from the value and end with colon. Repeat this for as many attributes are you want, making sure it is all closed up with the correct curly brace. Look at the examples below as a reference. It will also show you how to identify classes and ID's.
element {
width: auto;
height: auto;
font-size: 18px;
}
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width: 10%;
border: 10px dotted blue;
}
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display: none;
background-color: #aacc55;
}
We have told you how to target classes and ID's in CSS, but we haven't told you have to label elements in HTML with them. You put these labels in the open tag of the element that you wish to target by adding class="" with the name of the class inside the quotes. The same goes for ID's by you write id="" instead. Pretty simple!

I can call them anything!

Don't forget hyphens if you use multiple words

Now, sometimes you may need to be even more specific that a particular class or id to target the exact element in your HTML. You can this in a number of ways. The best way to show this to you is to just write some CSS with some greate comments in the document. Here are two of the most common ways to target more specifically:
div, p {
/*This is going to target ALL
 and
 elements in your HTML*/
}
Just like in HTML you can leave comments in CSS to help keep track of your styles. These won't effect the styles you are writing for your webpage at all but really help keep your code organized for when you have to return to it.
Here is an example:
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You can use them to label sections of styles! */
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width: 100%;
height: 10rem;
}
There are many different measurements used in CSS. Many of them you will be familiar with, such as, percentages, centimeters, inches, millimeters, and pixels. These are also a few of the most common ones.
Others that you will see quite often are em and rem.
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NEMESIS 2: NEBULA aka NEMESIS 2
USA. 1995. Director/Screenplay - Albert Pyun, Producers - Tom Karnowski & Gary Schmoeller, Photography - George Mooradian, Music - Tony Riparetti, Visual Effects - Design and Animation (Supervisors - Benta Garcia & Jay Mark Johnson), Special Effects - Guy Faria, Nebula and Makeup Effects - David Barton, Makeup Effects - Maurine Wirgler, Art Direction - Rob Bowen & Tracy Hennigan. Production Company - Imperial Entertainment/Filmwerks/Toga Productions. Sue Price (Alex), Tina Cote (Emily), Chad Stahleski (Nebula), Tracy Davis (Sam), Earl White (Juna), Karen Studer (Zana), Shelton Baily (Tribal Chief)
Plot: In the 21st Century a perfected DNA child is created as the last hope against the cyborg dominated future. The child's mother flees with the child back through time to the East African desert in 1980. But the mother is killed by pursuing cyborgs and the child is taken and raised by a native tribe. But as she grows into womanhood, the child, Alex, sees the entire tribe slaughtered by a pursuing Nebula android. As the Nebula comes after her, she flees through the desert, coming to discover the super-human abilities inside herself as she fights for her life.
Albert Pyun is a prolific direct-to-video sf/action director. Almost all of Pyun's films - ‘Cyborg' (1989), ‘Knights' (1993), ‘Heatseeker' (1994), ‘Omega Doom' (1995) and this ongoing series of ‘Nemesis' films - feature kickboxing cyborgs and/or androids in post-holocaust or Cyberpunk settings. While Pyun's films brim with action their quality is generally not very good - it is characteristic of Pyun's films that he does not seem aware of the distinction between an android and a cyborg. The best of Pyun's films is the first ‘Nemesis' (1993) where Pyun fused his standard cyborg combat with a quite competent employment of Cyberpunk tropes.
This is the first of three sequels to `Nemesis' (which all appear to have been shot back-to-back). None of these sequels have anything to do with the first ‘Nemesis' other than featuring the common theme of androids/cyborgs trying to take over society. ‘Nemesis 2' slips more into being a ‘Terminator' copy with a killer android coming back through time to pursue a heroine (although the look of the killer cyborg takes it closer in spirit to ‘Predator'). There is no more plot to the film than that - the entirety of the film is like one single action sequence without pause. There are times that one wishes there had been a little more in the way of plot - like explaining more about what the two girls are doing and what is the significance the gold coins they are hiding.
That said Pyun makes a quite competent action film out of it. It moves with pace and the Arizona locations (standing in for East Africa) are impressively photographed. Some of the stunts Pyun stages are quite breath-taking - like one where heroine Sue Price leaps from a building at the same time as shooting at a flaming cyborg falling alongside her and holding a corpse as a shield from its fire. Price is the latest of Pyun's would-be discoveries which he has taken from a kickboxing/body-building background - following the likes of Olivier Gruner, Kathy Long, Keith Cooke and Jean-Claude Van Damme. All of the aforementioned look impressively lithe and can throw a backkick with the same lissome grace that a dancer can pirouette - and cannot act worth a damn. Certainly Price has an asexuality and a body-builder's muscularity that looks convincingly super-human, and with golden-bronze skin, blonde dreadlocks and cool blue eyes, she looks visually striking.
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void |
busy(Address selected)
Called when we establish a connection, but the peer we reach
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This function returns the pointer to StkFont instance. StkFont is developed based on the singleton model. Hence, You need to call this function before you call other functions of StkFont. |
| In | |
| Out | StkFont*: Pointer to StkFont instance |
| Function | void StkFontTinyTextOut(HDC, int, int, LPCTSTR, COLORREF) |
| Description |
This function writes the specified text with tiny size of StkFont. Following character can be specified. '0'-'9', 'A'-'Z'(Uppercase), ".,:;+-*/()?@&", Space, '\n' |
| In |
HDC: Handle of device context int: x-position in the device context int: y-position in the device context LPCTSTR: Text which is written COLORREF: Color of the text |
| Out | VOID |
| Function | void StkFontSmallTextOut(HDC, int, int, LPCTSTR, COLORREF) |
| Description |
This function writes the specified text with small size of StkFont. Following character can be specified. '0'-'9', 'A'-'Z'(Uppercase), ".,:;+-*/()?@&", Space, '\n' |
| In |
HDC: Handle of device context int: x-position in the device context int: y-position in the device context LPCTSTR: Text which is written COLORREF: Color of the text |
| Out | VOID |
| Function | void StkFontMediumTextOut(HDC, int, int, LPCTSTR, COLORREF) |
| Description |
This function writes the specified text with medium size of StkFont. Following character can be specified. '0'-'9', 'A'-'Z'(Uppercase), ".,:;+-*/()?@&", Space, '\n' |
| In |
HDC: Handle of device context int: x-position in the device context int: y-position in the device context LPCTSTR: Text which is written COLORREF: Color of the text |
| Out | VOID |
| Function | void StkFontLargeTextOut(HDC, int, int, LPCTSTR, COLORREF) |
| Description |
This function writes the specified text with large size of StkFont. Following character can be specified. '0'-'9', 'A'-'Z'(Uppercase), ".,:;+-*/()?@&", Space, '\n' |
| In |
HDC: Handle of device context int: x-position in the device context int: y-position in the device context LPCTSTR: Text which is written COLORREF: Color of the text |
| Out | VOID |
| Function | void ArialFontTinyTextOut(HDC, int, int, LPCTSTR, COLORREF, BOOL) |
| Description |
This function writes the specified text with tiny size of Arial Font. |
| In |
HDC: Handle of device context int: x-position in the device context int: y-position in the device context LPCTSTR: Text which is written COLORREF: Color of the text BOOL: Centerize flag |
| Out | VOID |
| Function | void ArialFontSmallTextOut(HDC, int, int, LPCTSTR, COLORREF, BOOL) |
| Description |
This function writes the specified text with small size of Arial Font. |
| In |
HDC: Handle of device context int: x-position in the device context int: y-position in the device context LPCTSTR: Text which is written COLORREF: Color of the text BOOL: Centerize flag |
| Out | VOID |
| Function | void ArialFontMediumTextOut(HDC, int, int, LPCTSTR, COLORREF, BOOL) |
| Description |
This function writes the specified text with medium size of Arial Font. |
| In |
HDC: Handle of device context int: x-position in the device context int: y-position in the device context LPCTSTR: Text which is written COLORREF: Color of the text BOOL: Centerize flag |
| Out | VOID |
| Function | void ArialFontLargeTextOut(HDC, int, int, LPCTSTR, COLORREF, BOOL) |
| Description |
This function writes the specified text with large size of Arial Font. |
| In |
HDC: Handle of device context int: x-position in the device context int: y-position in the device context LPCTSTR: Text which is written COLORREF: Color of the text BOOL: Centerize flag |
| Out | VOID |
| Function | void StkFontScrollTextOut(HDC, int, int, int, COLORREF) |
| Description |
This function puts a scrolling text on the specified device context. The scrolling text process changes the start line of showing lines frequently. In order to show the scrolling lines smoothly the program which uses this function need to call the function in 50 milli second. If the program does not call the function frequently, lines are not scrolled. The lines need to be registered using StkFontAddScrollText function. |
| In |
HDC: Handle of device context int: x-position of scrolling text in the device context int: y-position of scrolling text in the device context int: Number of lines which the function displays. 2 or more lines must be specified. In case of less than 2, no lines are displayed. COLORREF: Color of the text |
| Out | VOID |
| Function | void StkFontClearScrollText() |
| Description | This function clears the lines which were registered using StkFontAddScrollText function. |
| In | |
| Out | VOID |
| Function | void StkFontAddScrollText(LPTSTR str) |
| Description |
This function registers the lines of scrolling text. The program which uses this function can register up to 256 lines. |
| In |
LPTSTR: A line which is registered as scrolling text. |
| Out | VOID |
sample.cpp
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127 Brian’s bedroom when he’s staying at Paul’s house. Control-clicking/right-clicking on the turtle picture gives this menu: In this menu, you choose the turtle’s rotation point, which is also the point from which the turtle draws lines. The two pictures below show what the stage looks like after drawing a square in each mode; tip (otherwise known as “Jens mode”) is on the left in the pictures below, middle (“Brian mode”) on the right: As you see, “tip” means the front tip of the arrowhead; “middle” is not the middle of the shaded region, but actually the middle of the four vertices, the concave one. (If the shape were a simple isosceles triangle instead of a fancier arrowhead, it would mean the midpoint of the back edge.) The advantage of tip mode is that the sprite is less likely to obscure the drawing. The advantage of middle mode is that the rotation point of a sprite is rarely at a tip, and students are perhaps less likely to be confused about just what will happen if you ask the turtle to turn 90 degrees from the position shown. (It’s also the traditional rotation point of the Logo turtle, which originated this style of drawing.) Costumes other than the turtle have a different context menu:


GNOME-PANEL(1) GNOME-PANEL(1) NAME gnome-panel - Display the GNOME panel SYNOPSIS gnome-about [--replace] DESCRIPTION The gnome-panel program provides the panels of the the GNOME desktop. The panels are the areas on the desktop that contain, among other items, the applications menu, application launchers, the notification area and the window list. Small applications called applets can also be embedded in the panels. The applets usually provide quick access to specific features. OPTIONS --replace Replace an already running panel. BUGS If you find bugs in the gnome-panel program, please report these on https://bugzilla.gnome.org. GNOME GNOME-PANEL(1)


VulnerableApp is specifically designed for the Vulnerability Scanning Tools like ZAP wherein
few endpoints are exposed only for helping them.
Following are the endpoints exposed:
- Scanner Endpoint
- SiteMap Endpoint
Scanner Endpoint
Scanner is specially crafted endpoint to provide information about each vulnerability present in VulnerableApp.
Following is the Json Response explanation:
- Url of the vulnerable endpoint
- Http method like GET/POST accepted by vulnerable endpoint
- Parameter name which represents the input to the endpoint
- Type of vulnerabilities exposed by the endpoint
- Location of the parameter like Query Param/Header etc.
As Vulnerability Scanning Tools use "sitemap.xml", "robots.txt" etc in order to find the exposed endpoints
so we have provided sitemap which provides all the vulnerable endpoints present in the VulnerableApp.
In case Vulnerability Scanning Tools wants to use VulnerableApp, you need to understand the
output of Scanner endpoint and only that information alone can suffice for all needs. These tools can also
use sitemap for the same but that might not suffice for all usecases.


Dear CEO, I am Mr. Joseph Abu rime, a Regional Supervisor with A SECURITY AND FINANCE CO. in Amsterdam,Holland. We had a foreign client (name with Held) who deposited a huge sum of money (US$12million dollars) with our Security Company. Eventually, this client was among the victims of EGYPT AIR BOEING 767 FLIGHT NO.990 that crashed on the 31-10-1999 in U.S.A but, since then We have not had any body coming for the claims as the next of kin. A Situation I have monitored closely with my position in the Company. Now, Having monitored this deposit and managed it over the years before his Death, and hence nobody has showed up as the next of kin for the past four Year plus, I have removed the file to my private safe. I now solicit for your assistance to present you as the next of kin as every other arrangement has being concluded by me and I am only Waiting for a foreigner to enable me move the fund to his account. I will need your private telephone and fax numbers and your full name and address, company or residential so that I can computerize them to tally with the next of kin column in the certificate of deposit. This does not have any risk attached to it as all the internal documentations will be handled by me. I therefore request you to confirm your interest by a return message and I will furnish you with details. Lastly for the immediate take off of this transaction you have to confirm your willingness and readiness to assist me retrieves this deposit. Please for your assistance in this transaction you will be entitled to 20% percent of the total sum and 10% percent will cover all the expenses incurred in the process of the transaction. I look forward to hearing from you. Contact me with my personal e-mail<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Best Regards Joseph Aburime.


With ‘mindr’ you can draw a mind map in markdown syntax, or start a markdown document from a mind map!
mindr is an R package which converts markdown (.md) or rmarkdown (.Rmd) files to mind maps (.mm), and vice versa. Mind map files (.mm) can be opened by or imported to common mindmap software such as the desktop software ‘FreeMind’and ‘XMind’, or the online webware ‘mindmeister’.
# stable version:
install.packages("mindr")
# or development version:
devtools::install_github("pzhaonet/mindr")
Run:
then you will get a demo mind map file mindr.mm
in the working directory (getwd()
). Open it with any mind-map (brainstorm) software, and you will get a mind map.
To create a mind map from your own markdown files, create a folder named mm
in the working directory (getwd()
), and drop some markdown or rmarkdown files into mm/
. Run:
md2mm()
Plenty of cross-platform mindmap software suits are available (see the list), among which freemind and Xmind are highly recommended. If you would not like to install any of them, you could open the .mm
file with the online webware ‘mindmeister’ in your web browser.
If you don’t know what is markdown, here is a demo file.
Actually this is a new way to draw a mind map!
Run:
then you will get a demo markdown file mindr.md
in the working directory (getwd()
).
To create a markdown file from your own mind map files, create a folder named mm
in the working directory (getwd()
), and drop some .mm files into mm/
. Run:
mm2md()
Run:
example(markmap)
then you will see a demo interactive mind map in the viewer of your R session.
More themes can be seen if you run:
example(markmapOption)
To create your own interactive mind map, create a folder named mm
in the working directory (getwd()
), and drop some .mm files into mm/
. Run:
markmap()
Run:
then you will get a demo outline file outline.md
in the working directory (getwd()
).
To extract the outline from your own markdown files, create a folder named mm
in the working directory (getwd()
), and drop some markdown or rmarkdown files into mm/
. Run:
outline()
dir2()
for creating mindmaps from folder structure.example(markmap)
.


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| 2019-20 | 2020-21 | |
|---|---|---|
| Percentage | % | % |
| Basic Rate | 20 | 20 |
| Higher Rate | 40 | 40 |
| Additional Rate | 45 | 45 |
| Default Basic Rate | 20 | 20 |
| Default Higher Rate | 40 | 40 |
| Default Additional Rate | 45 | 45 |
| Starting Rate for Savings Income |
0 | 0 |
| Savings Basic Rate | 20 | 20 |
| Savings Higher Rate | 40 | 40 |
| Savings Additional Rate | 45 | 45 |
| Dividend Ordinary Rate | 7.5 | 7.5 |
| Dividend Upper Rate | 32.5 | 32.5 |
| Dividend Additional Rate | 38.1 | 38.1 |
| Trust Rate | 45 | 45 |
| Dividend Trust Rate | 38.1 | 38.1 |
| Income Bands | £ | £ |
| Starting Rate Limit (Savings Income) |
5,000 | 5,000 |
| Basic rate band | 1-37,500 | 1-37,500 |
| Higher Rate band | 37,501-150,000 | 37,501-150,000 |
| Maximum at basic rate band | 37,500 | 37,500 |
| Maximum at higher rate band | 112,500 | 112,500 |


This table contains entries for the elongation factors EF1A (EF-Tu), EF1B (EF-Ts) and EF2 (EF-G) from different species in the UniProt database.† Links are provided to view the original UniProtKB protein entries and their display in InterPro.†
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UniProt
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Protein name |
Organism |
InterPro Domain Architecture
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InterPro Graphical Match |
Function
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EF1A / EF-Tu |
Elongation factor 1-alpha 1 |
Homo sapiens
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Promotes binding of aa-tRNA to A-site of ribosomes |
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Elongation factor 1-alpha 2 |
Homo sapiens
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Promotes binding of aa-tRNA to A-site of ribosomes |
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Elongation
factor Tu, mitochondrial precursor |
Homo sapiens
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Promotes binding of aa-tRNA to A-site of ribosomes |
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Elongation factor 1-alpha 1 |
Pan troglodytesChimpanzee |
Promotes binding of aa-tRNA to A-site of ribosomes |
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Elongation factor 1-alpha 1 |
Pongo pygmaeusOrangutan |
Promotes binding of aa-tRNA to A-site of ribosomes |
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|
|
Elongation factor 1-alpha 1 |
Bos taurusBovine |
Promotes binding of aa-tRNA to A-site of ribosomes |
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|
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Elongation factor 1-alpha 1 |
Mus musculusMouse |
Promotes binding of aa-tRNA to A-site of ribosomes |
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Elongation factor 1-alpha 1 |
Felis silvestris catusCat |
Promotes binding of aa-tRNA to A-site of ribosomes |
|||
|
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Elongation factor 1-alpha 1 |
Oryctolagus cuniculus
Rabbit |
Promotes binding of aa-tRNA to A-site of ribosomes |
|||
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Elongation factor 1‑alpha 1 |
Cricetulus griseusHamster |
Promotes binding of aa-tRNA to A-site of ribosomes |
|||
|
|
Elongation
factor Tu, mitochondrial precursor |
Arabidopsis thalianaMouse‑ear cress |
Promotes binding of aa-tRNA to A-site of ribosomes |
|||
|
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Elongation factor 1‑alpha |
Saccharomyces cerevisiaeBakerís yeast |
Promotes binding of aa-tRNA to A-site of ribosomes |
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|
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Elongation
factor Tu |
Escherichia coli
Bacteria |
Promotes binding of aa-tRNA to A-site of ribosomes |
|||
|
EF1B / EF-Ts |
Elongation factor 1-beta |
Homo sapiens
|
Exchange of GDP-bound EF1A to GTP |
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Elongation
factor Ts, mitochondrial precursor |
Homo sapiens
|
Exchange of GDP-bound EF-Tu to GTP |
|||
|
|
Elongation factor 1-beta |
Oryctolagus cuniculus
Rabbit |
Exchange of GDP-bound EF1A to GTP |
|||
|
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Elongation factor 1-beta |
Aeropyrum pernix
Archaea |
|
Exchange of GDP-bound EF1A to GTP |
||
|
|
Elongation
factor Ts, mitochondrial precursor |
Mus musculusMouse |
Exchange of GDP-bound EF-Tu to GTP |
|||
|
|
Elongation factor Ts |
Bacillus subtilis
Bacteria |
|
Exchange of GDP-bound EF-Tu to GTP |
||
|
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Elongation factor Ts |
Escherichia coli
Bacteria |
|
Exchange of GDP-bound EF-Tu to GTP |
||
|
|
Elongation factor Ts |
Salmonella typhimurium
Bacteria |
|
Exchange of GDP-bound EF-Tu to GTP |
||
|
EF2 / EF‑G |
Elongation factor 2 (EF-2) |
Homo sapiens
|
Translocation of tRNA from A to P-site of ribosome |
|||
|
|
Elongation
factor G 1, mitochondrial precursor |
Homo sapiens
|
Translocation of tRNA from A to P-site of ribosome |
|||
|
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Elongation
factor G 2, mitochondrial precursor |
Homo sapiens
|
Translocation of tRNA from A to P-site of ribosome |
|||
|
|
Elongation factor 2 (EF-2) |
Mus musculusMouse |
Translocation of tRNA from A to P-site of ribosome |
|||
|
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Elongation factor 2 (EF-2) |
Drosophila melanogaster
Fruit fly |
Translocation of tRNA from A to P-site of ribosome |
|||
|
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Elongation factor 2 (EF-2) |
Caenorhabditis elegans
Nematode worm |
Translocation of tRNA from A to P-site of ribosome |
|||
|
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Elongation factor 2 (EF-2) |
Saccharomyces cerevisiaeBakerís yeast |
Translocation of tRNA from A to P-site of ribosome |
|||
|
|
Elongation factor 2 (EF-2) |
Beta vulgaris
Sugar beet |
Translocation of tRNA from A to P-site of ribosome |
|||
|
|
Elongation factor 2 (EF-2) |
Chlorella kessleri
Plant |
Translocation of tRNA from A to P-site of ribosome |
|||
|
|
Elongation factor 2 (EF-2) |
Sulfolobus solfataricusArchaea |
Translocation of tRNA from A to P-site of ribosome |
|||
|
|
Elongation factor 2 (EF-2) |
Thermoplasma acidophilum
Archaea |
Translocation of tRNA from A to P-site of ribosome |
|||
|
|
Elongation factor G (EF-G) |
Bacillus subtilisBacteria |
Translocation of tRNA from A to P-site of ribosome |
|||
|
|
Elongation factor G (EF-G) |
Escherichia coli
Bacteria |
|
Translocation of tRNA from A to P-site of ribosome |


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Here. Brand new to coding and world of computers and tech. I welcome all help and hopefully I’ll be helping others as well!


This fundraising project is dedicated to Shayla Conway, a loyal friend and
talented artist. When she wasn’t exploring the great outdoors, Shayla could be found drawing and
photographing the world around her.
All of the designs for Shayla’s Stickers were inspired by the artwork of Shayla Conway. These stickers will
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Meal Plan
BREAKFAST
- PROTEIN
-
Meat\Fish\Cheese\Yogurt
150 gr
- FATS
-
Cheese or Nuts
40-30 gr
-
Red fish or Avocado
70-50 gr
-
Butter\Olive oil\Peanut butter
1-1.5 tbs
- CARBS
-
Buckwheat\Rice\Oatmeal\Pasta
40 gr
SNACK 1
- PROTEIN
-
Meat\Fish\Cheese\Yogurt
150 gr
- CARBOHYDRATES
-
Fruit
100 gr
Lunch
- PROTEIN
-
Meat\Fish\Cheese\Yogurt
150 gr
- FATS
-
Cheese or Nuts
40-30 gr
-
Red fish or Avocado
70-50 gr
-
Butter\Olive oil\Peanut butter
1-1.5 tbs
- CARBS
-
Buckwheat\Rice\Oatmeal\Pasta
30 gr
SNACK 2
- PROTEIN
-
Meat\Fish\Cheese\Yogurt
150 gr
- CARBS
-
Fruit
100 gr
Dinner
- PROTEIN
-
Meat\Fish\Cheese\Yogurt
100 gr


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Partner Software
Documentation Resource for End-users and Developers.
1,745 articles in English
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Solutions
Scenario 1
This error occurred on an end-user installation of version 4.4.3, where the user tried to use the quick print feature. The cause was unknown and the solution is forthcoming. Log follows:
INFO 2009-05-18 15:23:44,983 [AWT-EventQueue-0] (com.partnersoft.gui.EZ2DGLCanvas)
GL_GREEN_BITS = 8
INFO 2009-05-18 15:23:44,983 [AWT-EventQueue-0] (com.partnersoft.gui.EZ2DGLCanvas)
GL_BLUE_BITS = 8
INFO 2009-05-18 15:23:44,983 [AWT-EventQueue-0] (com.partnersoft.gui.EZ2DGLCanvas)
GL_ALPHA_BITS = 8
INFO 2009-05-18 15:23:44,983 [AWT-EventQueue-0] (com.partnersoft.gui.EZ2DGLCanvas)
GL_INDEX_BITS = 32
INFO 2009-05-18 15:23:44,983 [AWT-EventQueue-0] (com.partnersoft.gui.EZ2DGLCanvas)
reshape(javax.media.opengl.GLCanvas[canvas0,27,24,570x346], 0, 0, 570, 346)
INFO 2009-05-18 15:23:45,311 [AWT-EventQueue-0] (com.partnersoft.gui.EZ2DGLCanvas)
reshape(javax.media.opengl.GLCanvas[canvas0,23,24,652x613], 0, 0, 652, 613)
INFO 2009-05-18 15:23:58,431 [AWT-EventQueue-0] (com.partnersoft.maps.app.MapPrintJob)
Getting format parameters from preferences.
FATAL 2009-05-18 15:24:03,038 [AWT-EventQueue-0] (com.partnersoft.maps.app.MapPrintLogic)
java.awt.print.PrinterException: Invalid name of PrintService.
java.awt.print.PrinterException: Invalid name of PrintService.
at sun.awt.windows.WPrinterJob.setNativePrintService(Native Method)
at sun.awt.windows.WPrinterJob.setPrintService(Unknown Source)
at com.partnersoft.maps.app.MapPrintJob.print(MapPrintJob.java:88)
at com.partnersoft.maps.app.MapPrintLogic.print(MapPrintLogic.java:52)
at com.partnersoft.maps.app.MapAppMenus$10.run(MapAppMenus.java:278)
at com.partnersoft.maps.app.MapAppMenus$MenuHandler.actionPerformed(MapAppMenus.java:503)
at javax.swing.AbstractButton.fireActionPerformed(Unknown Source)
at javax.swing.AbstractButton$Handler.actionPerformed(Unknown Source)
at javax.swing.DefaultButtonModel.fireActionPerformed(Unknown Source)
at javax.swing.DefaultButtonModel.setPressed(Unknown Source)
at javax.swing.AbstractButton.doClick(Unknown Source)
at javax.swing.plaf.basic.BasicMenuItemUI.doClick(Unknown Source)
at javax.swing.plaf.basic.BasicMenuItemUI$Handler.mouseReleased(Unknown Source)
at java.awt.Component.processMouseEvent(Unknown Source)
at javax.swing.JComponent.processMouseEvent(Unknown Source)
at java.awt.Component.processEvent(Unknown Source)
at java.awt.Container.processEvent(Unknown Source)
at java.awt.Component.dispatchEventImpl(Unknown Source)
at java.awt.Container.dispatchEventImpl(Unknown Source)
at java.awt.Component.dispatchEvent(Unknown Source)
at java.awt.LightweightDispatcher.retargetMouseEvent(Unknown Source)
at java.awt.LightweightDispatcher.processMouseEvent(Unknown Source)
at java.awt.LightweightDispatcher.dispatchEvent(Unknown Source)
at java.awt.Container.dispatchEventImpl(Unknown Source)
at java.awt.Component.dispatchEvent(Unknown Source)
at java.awt.EventQueue.dispatchEvent(Unknown Source)
at java.awt.EventDispatchThread.pumpOneEventForFilters(Unknown Source)
at java.awt.EventDispatchThread.pumpEventsForFilter(Unknown Source)
at java.awt.EventDispatchThread.pumpEventsForHierarchy(Unknown Source)
at java.awt.EventDispatchThread.pumpEvents(Unknown Source)
at java.awt.EventDispatchThread.pumpEvents(Unknown Source)
at java.awt.EventDispatchThread.run(Unknown Source)
INFO 2009-05-18 15:24:14,971 [AWT-EventQueue-0] (com.partnersoft.system.PreferenceManager.general)
manageWindowPreferences(Partner System Log): bounds: java.awt.Rectangle[x=0,y=0,width=640,height=480]


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I am Sergey Golitsynskiy. This is my personal website. Right now most of it is about my coding projects, but I hope sooner rather than later it will become broader than that, with programming as its unifying theme.
I enjoy programming. I wrote some Basic in high school, and I got my Commodore 64 soon after school, but I only started writing actual programs in my late 20s, so I'm a late bloomer. I learned most of my CS foundations in Java, occasionally dipping into Scheme (thank you, Eugene; thank you, SICP) and a few other languages. Despite the Perils of JavaSchools, I'm very happy with the CS foundation I got at UNI, besides, I did learn C later on.. I also wrote quite a few .NET web applications in C#, and occasionally did some PHP as well. Nowadays I write mostly Python, JavaScript and, most recently, TypeScript. I don't have a favorite language; one thing I know I would hate is to end up using just one.
Over the past several years I've been an assistant professor in an interdisciplinary program at the University of Northern Iowa, teaching mostly introductory computer science and web development, while exploring and writing programs for digital archives. Prior to that, a substantial part of my work had been on content management system architecture and, to some extent, generative programming, mostly in the context of web applications. I used that experience for my master's thesis: I built an object-relational mapper/code generator, that took a specification for an app and generated all the data access+storage code for that application.
I also wrote a considerable amount of research code in a variety of areas, mostly dealing with large scale text processing - but only to discover, over and over again, that to me building the tools for research was by far more exciting than using them to address specific research questions. As Fred Brooks famously said, "scientists build to learn, engineers learn to build." Building things is what makes me happy and curious for more knowledge.
I do code for fun, and it's hard to come up with a definitive explanation why. CS for me was a conscious decision I've never regretted. I enjoy programming like I enjoyed exploring Tolkien's Middle-earth, or cataloguing and rearranging my home library, or maybe even building toy cities as a child. To me, the fun comes from designing a structure, incrementally adding detail and simplifying the arrangement of the parts - and in the end having a complex, yet elegant "machine", that also "magically" comes to life and performs seemingly impossible tasks. Whether it's a report-generating app, or a system guiding the next Mars rover - it's the complexity of what lies beneath that makes it so interesting.
I live in beautiful Gaithersburg, MD, with my wife Alina, who is a postdoc at the University of Maryland (she is the real scientist); and Alice, our little daughter, who loves her books and stuffed animals, and learned the sl (steam locomotive) bash command at age 2 :-)
Read J.R.R. Tolkien, Kurt Vonnegut, Robert Sheckley, Douglas Adams, Robert Heinlein, H. G. Wells, John le Carre...
Watch The Fellowship of the Ring, all Miyazaki, American Beauty, Dr. Who, Stranger Things...
Play Scrabble, The Two Towers
Cook beef stew
Drink IPA
Ski Breckenridge
Hike Colorado
Bike Cedar Falls
Build castles for Alice's adventures, tools for Alina's experiments, and programs for anything imaginable..
Because everything is so interesting.


plugins
Yeah…
Research
Where to put the plugin system? Need certain hooks…
BUILD_WIKI
- BEFORE
- AFTER
BUILD_FILE
- Before
- After
- BeforeWrite
- AfterWrite
Examples
Markdown
Parses .md files and saves .html files. Responsible for finding the files, transforming the content and saving them again.
AutoLink
Should automatically replace words with links if they have a corresponding page.
If the word is multiple words, page will be matched like this:
Automagic Words === automagic-words.md
SimpleLinks
Links by doing brackets around words.
[A PagA Pagee]
DataTables
Set values for pages that can read elsewhere and inline
Categories
Depends on DataTables


Dieci inverni / Ten Winters
Dieci inverni is a movie starring Isabella Ragonese, Michele Riondino, and Glen Blackhall. Born of a chance meeting in Venice, Silvestro and Camilla's rocky romance unfolds over 10 winters as new lovers come and go but they are...


Meghan Markle and Prince Harry release new picture of baby Archie for Prince Charles’ birthday
The picture was taken at Archie's baptism
by Sophie GallagherThe Duke and Duchess of Sussex have released a new photograph of their son Archie to mark Prince Charles’ 71st birthday.
The image, taken by photographer Chris Allerton on the day of Archie’s baptism in July, shows three generations of the royal family following the ceremony at Windsor castle.
Prince Harry is holding his son and standing next to his father who is looking at baby Archie. Meghan is not in the photograph.
The shot, which was shared on the official Sussex Royal Instagram, is captioned: “Happy birthday to His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales – Sir, Pa, Grandpa!” complete with a birthday cake emoji.
The photograph of Archie has already received over 80,000 likes and plenty of birthday messages from well wishers.
Commenters said how much they enjoyed seeing the picture of the family together.
Photographer Chris Allerton was one of only a few guests invited to the baptism event held in Queen Elizabeth’s private chapel at Windsor Castle on 6 July.
Prince Charles is celebrating his 71st birthday on 14 November and is in Mumbai for the occasion.
He marked the day by attending an event with local school children whose education is supported by his charitable foundation, the British Asian Trust.
The children presented the royal heir with a present of tiny figures of Hindu characters in three bonsai gardens. They also shared a chocolate birthday cake.


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If you'd like to contribute, you can choose between sponsoring me or buying a Pro license .
Thanks for your support 💜
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{% extends "layout.html" %} {% block page_title %} Publish government data {% endblock %} {% block proposition_header %} {% include "includes/propositional_navigation_signed_in.html" %} {% endblock %} {% block header_class %} with-proposition {% endblock %} {% block content %} {% include "includes/phase_banner_beta.html" %} {% include "includes/side-navigation.html" %} {{formData | safe}} Manage datasets Manage datasets Upload a new dataset Update or add to a existing dataset Pull data: we’ll harvest your data Push data to API integration {% endblock %}


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Glassic was started with the sole reason to disrupt the lopsided eyewear industry. To stick it to the Man. A typical David versus Goliath scenario. What began as a 2 member journey is now 9 members and growing. Serving 10,000+ customers has been amazing. But we want each and every Indian to wear a pair of Glassic eyewear.


Boost your Angular development
Components customizing should be simple. Just generate components from ngx-kit collection and modify them as you like.
Demo
How it works
Add ngx-kit to your project
{{ codeExamples[0] }}
Generate UI module
Pick a module from Collection and put the code to your project.
A button for example:
{{ codeExamples[1] }}
Import generated module
{{ codeExamples[2] }}
Use component
{{ codeExamples[3] }}


The historical prices for the last 25 days are displayed in green
The predicted prices for the next 3 days displayed in blue.
Prices appear to be around the highest point of the cycle. It is advised to wait a few days as prices are likely to go down further. [updated on Friday]


Get base styles and flexible support for collapsible components like accordions and navigation.
Using the collapse plugin, we built a simple accordion by extending the panel component.

 Collapsible Group Item #1

 The Go programming language is an open source project to make programmers more productive. Go is expressive, concise, clean, and efficient. Its concurrency mechanisms make it easy to write programs that get the most out of multicore and networked machines, while its novel type system enables flexible and modular program construction.  It's a fast, statically typed, compiled language that feels like a dynamically typed, interpreted language.

 Collapsible Group Item #2

 The Go programming language is an open source project to make programmers more productive. Go is expressive, concise, clean, and efficient. Its concurrency mechanisms make it easy to write programs that get the most out of multicore and networked machines, while its novel type system enables flexible and modular program construction.  It's a fast, statically typed, compiled language that feels like a dynamically typed, interpreted language.

 Collapsible Group Item #3

 The Go programming language is an open source project to make programmers more productive. Go is expressive, concise, clean, and efficient. Its concurrency mechanisms make it easy to write programs that get the most out of multicore and networked machines, while its novel type system enables flexible and modular program construction.  It's a fast, statically typed, compiled language that feels like a dynamically typed, interpreted language.

You can also use the plugin without the accordion markup. Make a button toggle the expanding and collapsing of another element.

 Collapsible Panel

 The Go programming language is an open source project to make programmers more productive. Go is expressive, concise, clean, and efficient. Its concurrency mechanisms make it easy to write programs that get the most out of multicore and networked machines, while its novel type system enables flexible and modular program construction.  It's a fast, statically typed, compiled language that feels like a dynamically typed, interpreted language.

 <button type="button" class="gui-btn gui-btn-default" data-toggle="collapse" data-target="#collapsibleContainer4"> Toggle Collapsible Panel </button>
Just add data-toggle="collapse"
and a data-target
to element to automatically assign
control of a collapsible element. The data-target
attribute accepts a CSS selector to apply the collapse to.
Be sure to add the class gui-collapsible
to the collapsible element. If you'd like it to default collapsed, add the
additional class gui-collapsed
.
To add accordion-like group management to a collapsible control, add the data attribute data-parent="#selector"
.
Refer to the demo to see this in action.
Enable manually with:
$(".gui-collapsible").guiCollapse()
Options can be passed via data attributes or JavaScript. For data attributes, append the option name to data-
,
as in data-parent=""
.
| Name | type | default | description |
|---|---|---|---|
| parent | selector | false | If selector then all collapsible elements under the specified parent will be closed when this collapsible item is shown. (similar to traditional accordion behavior) |
| toggle | boolean | true | Toggles the collapsible element on invocation |
Activates your content as a collapsible element. Accepts an optional options object
.
$('#myCollapsible').guiCollapse({ toggle: false })
Toggles a collapsible element to shown or hidden.
Shows a collapsible element.
Hides a collapsible element.
GUI's collapse class exposes a few events for hooking into collapse functionality.
| Event Type | Description |
|---|---|
| show.gui.collapse | This event fires immediately when the show instance method is called. |
| shown.gui.collapse | This event is fired when a collapsible element has been made visible to the user (will wait for jquery animation to complete). |
| hide.gui.collapse |
This event is fired immediately when the hide method has been called.
|
| hidden.gui.collapse | This event is fired when a collapsible element has been hidden from the user (will wait for jquery animation to complete). |
$('#myCollapsible').on('hidden.gui.collapse', function () { // do something… })


libstddjb
libskarnet
skalibs
Software
skarnet.org
The stralloc library interface
The following functions are declared in the skalibs/stralloc.h header,
and implemented in the libskarnet.a or libskarnet.so library.
General information
stralloc is the preferred skalibs way of storing objects into
heap memory. It focuses on strings of char, which is the generic
way to handle any object. For easy structure manipulation, the
genalloc
series of functions can be used; those functions are mostly macros wrapping
calls to their stralloc counterparts.
A stralloc is a structure containing the following fields:
- s: a pointer to a zone of heap memory. The stralloc
functions internally manipulate those via the
alloc series of functions. It is recommended
to never modify that field manually.
- len: the used length of the
allocated zone. It is the only field that the user can modify
directly.
- a: the number of allocated bytes. The user should never
have to access that field, because the memory allocation management
should be entirely transparent. len cannot exceed a:
if an operation needs a bigger len, it will automatically
reallocate as needed.
The benefits of using stralloc are as follows:
- Memory allocation is performed on-demand and automatically, with
a suitable size. Heuristics are used to accommodate constantly growing
strings while minimizing the amount of needed reallocations.
- If every heap-allocated object is represented by a stralloc, then
it is very easy to identify what pointer is in the heap. When you stop
using a pointer p, should you free it ? Sometimes it's not
easy to find out. When you stop using a stralloc sa, you
know you must call stralloc_free(&sa). Store
your strong references as strallocs and weak references as simple
pointers, and never free simple pointers. This policy allows me to
boast that no skarnet.org software has ever leaked memory.
- Repeated for emphasis:
the golden rule for programming with strallocs is
every pointer to the heap must be owned by a stralloc.
Every pointer you handle yourself either does not point to the heap,
or is weak. That sometimes implies unusual programming practices, such
as having storage separated from structure, but it's hands down the
easiest way to keep control of your heap in complex situations.
- The indirection layer makes weak references immune to
reallocation troubles. The s field may change when a
reallocation happens, but the stralloc structure's address never
changes.
A stralloc can be declared anywhere: static/global data, stack or heap. (Of course,
as a general rule, you should favor the stack whenever possible.)
A stralloc should be initialized to STRALLOC_ZERO before its first use.
Functions
int stralloc_catb (stralloc *sa, char const *s, size_t len)
Appends the len bytes pointed to by s to the end of the
memory zone handled by *sa, automatically allocating more memory
if needed. Returns 1 if it succeeds, and 0 if it fails.
void stralloc_free (stralloc *sa)
Frees *sa, i.e. calls alloc_free
on sa→s then zeroes the structure. *sa is
then reusable. However, it is not good practice to call this function
if you're going to reuse *sa soon: it takes time and causes
memory fragmentation. Just setting sa→len to 0 allows
you to instantly reuse the allocated block of memory.
The above are the most important and fundamental functions of
skalibs/stralloc.h. Other functions can be found in this header and
their prototypes are self-explaining.


World Cup Sweepstake
Import players
Create accounts and issue teams
Create groups
Play matches
Enter prize
Player name
Team
Account ID
Prize Money


helm repo add linstor https://charts.linstor.io
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Tools for Paper
Newline remover
Settings
Tools for Paper
Read more easily and quickly
Plain Text
URL
変換
リセット
Line
Raw
Markdown
Source
Japanese