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Dose - 15 mg ACO-DMT ('K')
20 mg ACO-DMT ('V')
850 pm - drank powder dissolved in water
910 pm - felt a heavy vibration, palms sweating
We sat on a couch , holding hands, that's when we noticed our palms were
sweating. Indian raga music playing on stereo.DMT like visions with
closed and open eyes.
K--I entered into a golden realm with a bright deity present, who said
very clearly 'Not with him' which snapped me back to the awareness of
sitting on the couch. I asked V 'What does that mean?'
My response was indignant and I wanted to go after the entity that had
said this to me!
V-I was deep into the music and felt like I was entering a sacred realm.
Suddenly I got to a point where I was being told where this realm and
music is only for those entering with a single heart and pure love. I
could go no further till I had expressed my pure heart. I took K by the
hand and said let's go lie down on the bed. We cuddled and preceded with
our trip.
K-Upon cuddling, I entered into a beautiful moving colorful oneness with
V. I sensed V taking my hand, approaching a golden being, where he had a
conversation with it, requesting us to enter together into the entryway
beyond the being.V pulled me into the entryway, where we became as one
and back into the beauty of the oneness with V again. I was loving this
so much and I said to V, this is so beautiful, where are you taking me?
and V responded , 'That's what we're going to talk about..'
V-I confessed/explained that my heart was not int the same place as K's
and that I had to be 110 % honest before we continued this journey
together. K told me to chill out and relax and we continued to embrace.
K- I went back into a huge golden space that the entity had permitted us
to enter, it was beautiful but I as I went further into the entryway, I
came upon the essence of some kind of accident/ train wreck/distortion,
preventing me from going any further. Very clearly, I was now told to
listen and be quiet. I was not permitted to speak..However, I was
blurting out things I was not suppose to say, and constantly reminded to
be quiet at least four times.I.I perceived V to my left as a golden
being on a throne,and to my right was the entryway with the being
inside, I was dressed all in blue, veiled, with bangles all over my
dress. I was in a realm of intense blues and golds.I laughed at V, and
said 'You will not be my God!' V, angered said 'You will laugh when I
tell you to laugh' I responded with silence.
V- I remembered saying to K, I like to hear her laugh, it is interesting
that she heard it a completely different way.
K- in my anger, I now possessed a staff in my right hand and I went into
the chamber where the entity was and proceeded to tell it that it was a
false god and that Jesus was the real God and that he had created
everything, including them. I raised my staff and struck the being and
it vaporized. I did this repeatedly with many entities, I was angry and
like a warrior princess archetype. I was now thrown back on the bed,
noticing how I would go in and out in waves. V and I were astonished at
how beautiful we both looked to each other and commented on it. and we
cuddled and kissed...even with all the ongoing craziness of it we still
had a love for each other.
V-We had some intense conversations on our relationship and due to my
personality and her religious beliefs that there were some
irreconcilable differences. K pointed out some very astute observations
on what my problems dealing with woman were. Boy, did she nail me! These
were some valuable insights. I realized and said that I was like a wolf
stalking his own heart .We also discussed our very different spiritual
beliefs. This took place over a span of several hours as we would
alternate intense conversations as the effects of the drug ebbed and
flowed in waves.
K- I would drift back to the beauty constantly, but I could only go so
far until I encountered the vision of a trainwreck. This happened four
times, I didn't want to face it and on the fourth time I realized that
the trainwreck was V's relationship with me..and I was now trying to fix
it.
At 5:30 am the most intense parts had passed, sleep was difficult,so we
both took Xanax.We were both shocked at waking up at 5:30 pm on the
next day !
V- Basically this was an incredibly potent substance, but like MDMA I
believe that this has strong empathogenic and therapeutic properties. We
both joked that we had saved thousands of dollars in therapy bills!
K- With the right person, the person you love, this could be the best
experience of oneness one could ever have in this lifetime.
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Boomerang Weapon Class The class holding the creation, behaviour, and collision effects of the player's boomerang weapon. More...
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| def | __init__ (self, x, y, direction, obj, player) |
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| dir | |
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| speed | |
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| spriteIndex | |
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| frameCounter | |
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Boomerang Weapon Class The class holding the creation, behaviour, and collision effects of the player's boomerang weapon.
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Boomerang constructor A sprite subclass constructor that takes an x and y position (the players), a direction for the boomerang's trajectory, a list of collidable objects, as well as the player object (to add to the collision list)
| x | X coordinate of boomerang spawn |
| y | Y coordinate of boomerang spawn |
| direction | Direction of boomerang path |
| obj | List of objects to check for collision with the boomerang |
| player | Player object to also check collision for |


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W(1) User Commands W(1) NAME w - Show who is logged on and what they are doing. SYNOPSIS w [options] user [...] DESCRIPTION w displays information about the users currently on the machine, and their processes. The header shows, in this order, the current time, how long the system has been running, how many users are currently logged on, and the system load averages for the past 1, 5, and 15 minutes. The following entries are displayed for each user: login name, the tty name, the remote host, login time, idle time, JCPU, PCPU, and the command line of their current process. The JCPU time is the time used by all processes attached to the tty. It does not include past background jobs, but does include currently running background jobs. The PCPU time is the time used by the current process, named in the "what" field. COMMAND-LINE OPTIONS -h, --no-header Don't print the header. -u, --no-current Ignores the username while figuring out the current process and cpu times. To demonstrate this, do a "su" and do a "w" and a "w -u". -s, --short Use the short format. Don't print the login time, JCPU or PCPU times. -f, --from Toggle printing the from (remote hostname) field. The default as released is for the from field to not be printed, although your system administrator or distribution maintainer may have compiled a version in which the from field is shown by default. --help Display help text and exit. -V, --version Display version information. -o, --old-style Old style output. Prints blank space for idle times less than one minute. user Show information about the specified user only. ENVIRONMENT PROCPS_USERLEN Override the default width of the username column. Defaults to 8. PROCPS_FROMLEN Override the default width of the from column. Defaults to 16. FILES /var/run/utmp information about who is currently logged on /proc process information SEE ALSO free(1), ps(1), top(1), uptime(1), utmp(5), who(1) AUTHORS w was re-written almost entirely by Charles Blake, based on the version by Larry Greenfield<EMAIL_ADDRESS>and Michael K. Johnson<EMAIL_ADDRESS>REPORTING BUGS Please send bug reports to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>procps-ng June 2011 W(1)


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Taktiktafel - A Soccer Chalkboard
Taktiktafel is a chalkboard for a soccer match, running in the browser. It is written in JavaScript and stores data locally using Web Storage, therefore it basically works offline.
Interface Overview
The interface can be divided into five different regions that are highlighted in the screenshot on the left:- The pitch.
- An area for the home team.
- An area for the away team.
- A timeline.
- A controls bar.
Move Players
You can move the players along the pitch simply by dragging them with the left mouse button pressed. In the screenshot on the left you can see an example where all players from one team are positioned on the pitch.
What you can also see is that the players have "names" (or descriptions) associated with them. If you move the mouse below the circle that represents the player, you can enter these displayed names.
You can also change the colors of a team by changing the color values in the box at the top of the corresponding team's area.
Draw Things
You can draw on the pitch by moving the mouse with the left mouse button pressed. Select the color from one of the boxes on the left side of the "Controls" region.
Click the "Clear" button to remove all drawings from the pitch, or select the erase color left to the "Clear" button to remove drawings just as if you were drawing.
Connect Players
You can connect players with a line. The line is created the first time you right-click on a player, and then follows the mouse until you right-click a second time on a player. If it is a different player, the line will connect both, if it is the same player the line will be removed.
These connections differ from the drawings, because they follow the movements of the players.
To remove an existing connection, left-click on the line.
Take Snapshots
You can left-click anywhere on the timeline to create a snapshot of the current state of the pitch. The snapshot will be represented by a marker "X" on the timeline.
If you then change something on the pitch (for example by clicking on the "Reset Pitch" button to remove all connections and reset the player positions), you can restore the previous state by left-clicking on the marker that was placed on the timeline.
A right-click on the marker will remove it, as well as the snapshot associated with it. Clicking the "Remove Saved Data" Button will remove all saved states.
If your browser supports Web Storage the snapshots will be saved by the browser, so that they are not lost when the browser (or tab) is closed. Beware however that only the snapshots are saved, not the current state of the pitch. Also note that Web Storage does not work cross-browser. To remove all locally stored data, click the "Remove Saved Data" button.


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I've consumed about 15 grams of this total, and I'm satisfied with the effects, but obviously wary.
As far as insufflation goes, it's really not so bad. The euphoria hits in within 10 minutes, and it's a nice way to start off the inevitable binge. But it's definitely caustic, and I wouldn't recommend snorting it on a regular basis.
My typical experience goes like this:
I look for some sort of vitamin capsule or something of the like, empty it, and fill it with the powder. If it doesn't get me high in 30 minutes, I take more (Very scientific I know). Some people say 50-90 mgs is good for them, but I prefer around 200 for a single dose.
Early on in my experience with mephedrone, there were hardly any noticeable effects leading up to the high, but these days I notice that anxiety sets in during that waiting period. I also tend to get the runs. The high is very clear-headed and bright. It lasts a few hours without redosing. The empathy is nice, but the explosive euphoria is much better. Redosing doesn't bring the peak back, but keeps me at a relatively elevated state. I consider it a pretty heroic accomplishment to avoid redosing. 4 out of 5 times I will redose at least once, probably a few times.
I don't experience the short-term memory issues which appear to be common. There is a clamminess to my limbs after the peak, but I've never gotten any blue tone. One thing to note is the intense painkilling. I mean if I am sitting in a shower with nothing but steaming hot water turned on, I am not going to notice it. So I'd watch out.
One very odd thing that happens to me is that, after long binges, there's this disturbing but temporary effect (lasting a couple hours or so) on my mind. Confusion is the best way to describe it. I'm unable to internalize certain thoughts such as 'what am I doing and why?' Everything becomes alien and information turns to white noise. Interestingly enough, I took ginkgo biloba for it one day, and it was actually very effective. Just a tip for anyone who experiences whatever that is, mild serotonin syndrome maybe? In any case, going on a long binge is retarded.
As for the comedown, it widely varies. It can be suicidal to non-existent. Tramadol is extremely effective for me. It usually gets rid of it altogether.
The next day, I smell very pungent, like a mephedrone factory, so take a shower. Also, I notice my skin tends to take an odd tone for a while. That's basically the gist of it.
(P.S. I would avoid.. masturbation..)
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Hello World!
I guess it's kind of tacky but since we are starting up a web dev related startup, I decided to use the most commonly used line ever for novice coders - Hello World. So, Hello World. I’ve finally decided to start my own blog about my daily doings and findings here in Nepal. It’s been a month since I started living here with my boyfriend Take, and everyday is really a new day. So much has happened, and things have been moving astonishingly fast with our startup TECHRISE. I hope this can be just a light read kind of blog where you can get a taste of the hustle-bustle life going on here. You can also check also out the TECHRISE Blog which is a little bit more on a serious note. Comments would be greatly appreciated - it would really be a source of motivation for me to keep on writing and exploring:)
Since we are already one-month in, i’m going to give a quick run down what went on so far.
First Week: Cleaning, buying, repairing — not everything, but A LOT. The carpet, tables, chairs, lights, fridge...wow, starting out a new life is costly.
Second Week: Painted some walls. Did more cleaning and moving things around. Would not have done it without all our friends (and friends of friends). One work, one cup of tea. Repeat.
Third Week: Officially launched TECHRISE on August 1st! Welcomed our first 8 students whom we selected from the pre work. Everyone is super excited, and some students are just raging through the course work.
Fourth Week: TECHRISE picking up..? First paying customers as well as new user signups breaking record each day. Also we are starting to follow the routine of sleeping by 10pm and waking up by 6:30am.
Other stuff that happened
Things related to TECHRISE:
- We held our first public event “How to Start Your Freelancing Career”
- We were approached by a college out of the blue to speak at a conference and give training workshops at their college
- We were featured in a couple of Neplali magazine outlets
- Apparently our biggest competitor is viewing us as a threat
- Pumping out work daily at the office with the four team members from one to five. Communication is mostly done via slack, even though we are sitting opposite from each other. Go home, continue communicating via slack.
Things not related to TECHRISE:
- We literally drank more than a hundred cups of tea each
- We went to two birthday parties
- We went swimming in a local swimming pool (people spat a lot in it but it was still fun)
- We went to a bar where they played metal and Nepali folk songs
- I made Take dance, he was pretty bad
- I had a five minute conversation with the shop owner in Nepali, of which I understood about 60%. Progress!
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My name is DENNIS MARSHALL MULWA.I was born and raised in Mombasa.I have attended Aga khan highschool.
I joined moringa after learning about it from a professor,who assured me of serene school facility for software developmemt.Other than inquiries I was passion driven to pursue the course in a facility well conditioned and market driven and thats where moringa school plays a major role
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I am interested in how the extracellular environment affects internal states of cells. One of the focuses is how the stiffness of the surrounding matrix. Matrix stiffness is a critical factor deciding cell fate, and the same cells can acquire different properties on different extracellular matrix. My group aims to study this question focusing on how the information of the extracellular matrix is stored in the cell.
Understanding this is critical in the tumor progression as aggressive tumor cells often invade and migrate into other tissues, known as metastasis (Wirtz et al (2011) Nat Rev Cancer). I am using yeast and human cells to tackle this, and yeast cells, due to easy genomic manipulation and faster growth, provide unique opportunities over human cells. Some of the specific questions that we are interested in are: 1) how the extracellular matrix stiffness affects the chromatin landscape and heterochromatin organization and 2) how the matrix stiffness contributes to the tumor aggressiveness.
I am interested in how the genome organization facilitates the coregulation of multiple pathways. This is critical for cell survival as cells often have to change the gene expression of thousands of genes rapidly in response to environmental stimuli or stress. Previously, I showed that the one-dimensional organization of the genome is critical for co-regulation of multiple pathways (Joh et al, under review).
Following up on this, I plan to systematically access 1) if the disruption of such genome organization leads to the loss of coherence among well-characterized pathways in human and 2) how such disruption affects the patient survival in various human diseases. Also, I am interested in how the 3D genome organization facilitates crosstalk between different chromosomes.


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Reasonable proof of lemma foo {k : ℕ} (h : k ≡ 1 [MOD 2]) : k ≡ 1 [MOD 4] ∨ k ≡ 3 [MOD 4] :=
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@[simp] lemma modeq_add_self (a b n : ℕ) : (a + n ≡ b [MOD n]) ↔ (a ≡ b [MOD n]) := sorry lemma foo : Π {k : ℕ} (h : k ≡ 1 [MOD 2]), k ≡ 1 [MOD 4] ∨ k ≡ 3 [MOD 4] | 0 h := by cases h | 1 h := or.inl rfl | 2 h := by cases h | 3 h := or.inr rfl | (n+4) h := begin rw modeq_add_self, erw modeq_add_self at h, erw modeq_add_self at h, exact foo h end
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When you want to set the sidebar vertically, than use this Page Layout and you will easily be able to set the vertical menu.
Include vertical-menu.js & vertical-menu.css
You need to replace page-sidebar call to vertical-menu-main class when you want to use vertical menu.
Copy html code of navbar according to your requirement in this layout.
Finally, you can change the content according to your need.

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Include vertical-menu.js & vertical-menu.css

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One of the premier trade capitals of the Old World, Kollam is the centre of the country’s cashew trading and processing industry. Extolled by Marco Polo and Ibn Batuta in glowing terms, this was once a famous port of international spice trade. This historic town is home to the celebrated Ashtamudi Lake, making it a gateway to the breath-taking backwaters of Kerala. The eight-hour boat trip between Kollam and Alappuzha is the longest and most enchanting experience on the backwaters of Kerala. The momentous decision to introduce a new Malayalam era was convened at Kollam and hence the Malayalam calendar came to be known as kollavarsham.
Ashtamudi Lake, in the Kollam District of the Indian state of Kerala, is the most visited backwater and lake in the state. It possesses a unique wetland ecosystem and a large palm-shaped water body, second only in size to the Vembanad estuary ecosystem of the state. Ashtamudi means 'eight braids' in the local Malayalam language. The name is indicative of the lake's topography with its multiple branches.
Kollam Beach, also known as Mahatma Gandhi Beach, is a beach at Kollam city in the Indian state of Kerala. Kollam Beach is the first 'Beach Wedding Destination' in Kerala. The beach also features a park of international standard, the Mahatma Gandhi Park, which was inaugurated on 1 January 1961 by the then Vice President of India, Zakir Hussain. Kollam beach is one among the few beaches in Kerala with a lifeguard outpost. Lifeguards were stationed at the beach from 2005. As of July 2015 Kovalam, Kollam is one among the three beaches in south Kerala with lifeguard outposts.
Thevally Palace or Thevalli Palace is a popular heritage Palace situated at the banks of Ashtamudi lake, in Thevally, Kollam city. It is an important historic monument in the state of Kerala in India. Thevally Palace was built in between 1811 and 1819 the reign of Gowri Parvati Bayi. It is considered as a Hallmark of Kollam City. Now the palace is used as the NCC Group Headquarters of Kollam district. The palace and its premises are now owned by PWD .


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How do you outwit a Twit? Mr. and Mrs. Twit are the smelliest, ugliest people in the world.  But the Muggle-Wumps have had enough. They don't just want out, they want revenge.
Matilda's life is certainly a unique one. With parents who care very little about her, let alone allow themselves to notice her, she has learned to take care of herself at a very early age. Left all alone, Matilda teaches herself to read and acquires a vast knowledge of great literature by the age of four. When Matilda is sent to school, she is surrounded by children her own age and even has a loving teacher. For the first time, Matilda is actually cared for by an adult and she quickly grows to love her teacher, Miss Honey. But there is darkness at her school in the form of the headmistress: Miss Trunchbull is known for her erratic behaviour towards the students.
This is not a fairy-tale. This is about REAL WITCHES. Real witches don't ride around on broomsticks. They don't even wear black cloaks and hats. They are vile, cunning, detestable creatures who disguise themselves as nice, ordinary ladies. So how can you tell when you're face to face with one? Well, if you don't know yet you'd better find out quickly-because there's nothing a witch loathes quite as much as children and she'll wield all kinds of terrifying powers to get rid of them.


The Chicago Harbor Lock just east of the river mouth is used to control the depth and speed of the river. With two metal gates that can shut off or turn on the flow of water, the lock was built to ensure that the river doesn't draw more water from the lake than federal law allows. Controlling how much water is in the river also helps keep it flowing away from Lake Michigan. Water levels in the Chicago River are kept around 1-4 feet below the lake. Without the lock, stormwater flooding into the river or unusually low lake levels could leave the river higher than the lake. If that were to happen, gravity would start to pull water back toward Lake Michigan.
The river does at times spill backwards into the lake. It can become so swollen with stormwater that the lock has to be opened to prevent flooding, returning the river to its original flow for roughly a day.
The dual gate system also makes it possible for boats to safely move between the differing depths. An estimated 50,000 vessels move through the lock each year, with ships and barges carrying approximately 200,000 tons of cargo.


Just two days into his presidency, Cyril Ramaphosa gave his first State of the Nation Address in Parliament on February 16, 2018. It was generally well received. In fact he even seems to have managed to ignite a renewed sense of hope in a nation that is fed up with its government. He dedicated a substantial chunk of his speech to persuading South Africans to put “the era of discord, disunity and disillusionment” behind them. “A new dawn is upon us,” he said.
What does that mean? Working on the assumption that the number of words the president devotes to a topic is an indication of the level of importance he places on that topic, Passmark looked at President Ramaphosa’s first speech and visualised the 12 topics that got the most airtime. We then looked at how those same 12 topics featured in the last five SONA speeches presented by the former president, Jacob Zuma. Education has been in the top 12 since February 2014, except for one year, 2016, which was, ironically, the first SONA after the #FeesMustFall protests started on campuses around the country.


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Pep Guardiola to face no action after Manchester City's defeat by Liverpool
Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola will face no action from the Football Association for his actions during the defeat by Liverpool on Sunday.
Liverpool beat the Premier League champions 3-1 at Anfield to move eight points clear at the top of the table and nine clear of Guardiola's City.
It came after City had two penalty appeals for handball turned down.
Guardiola could be seen saying "thank you so much" as he shook referee Michael Oliver's hand after the match.
Asked about the incident, the Spaniard said: "No, it was not sarcastic. It was: 'Thank you so much'.
"I said the same thing after the Tottenham game. 'Thank you so much'.
"I go over to the referees and my colleagues and I say 'good luck' all the time."
City were convinced they should have been awarded a penalty for a Trent Alexander-Arnold handball moments before Fabinho struck the opening goal.
Guardiola appeared visibly upset by the decision to allow the goal, suggesting any questions about it should be put to Mike Riley, general manager of Professional Game Match Officials Limited, the body responsible for referees in English professional football.
The City manager offered no comment on the incident beyond saying: "Ask Mike Riley and his people please."
Guardiola was again animated on the touchline when the ball struck Alexander-Arnold on the arm from close range late in the match.


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The Polymer <code-explainer> element was really cool, but it was never updated to Polymer 1.0... until now!
Check out the live demo and the source code on my GitHub.


Collecting Information and Logging in the C (libcouchbase) SDK with Couchbase Server
This page describes how to enable debug logging in the C SDK and debug application crashes and potential bugs. Basic C SDK logging can be enabled using environment variables, and may also be controlled from the SDK API itself.
Library logging
The C SDK offers a basic logging facility through which its various subsystems can output debug and error information.
This information provides details of the library’s internals and additional error information which may otherwise not be accessible via other APIs.
Logging may be enabled using environment variables, a connection string directive, or lcb_cntl
The most common way to enable logging is to set the LCB_LOGLEVEL
environment variable to a number between 1 and 5, with 5 being the most verbose and 1 being the least verbose.
Note that the client logs will go to standard error:
$ LCB_LOGLEVEL=5 ./my_couchbase_app
The default logger can also be enabled programmatically via the LCB_CNTL_CONLOGGER_LEVEL
setting or the console_log_level
option in the connection string.
If you wish to control where the logs are output or what information is displayed (beyond basic verbosity filtering) you can install a logging callback via the LCB_CNTL_LOGGER
setting.
If you wish to change the actual destination of the logs (for example, log to a file) you may set the console_log_file
directive in the connection string.
When logging is turned on, the library will output messages similar to this:
1ms [I0] {14780} [DEBUG] (lcbio_mgr - L:383) <localhost:11210> (HE=0xe56760) Creating new connection because none are available in the pool
| The output format is subject to change. It is intended for human consumption and is not designed to be parseable. |
The following table describes the components of the log entries:
| Format | Description |
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The number of milliseconds elapsed since the loading of the library |
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The identifier of the |
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The current thread/process identifier. On Linux this is also the process ID for single-threaded programs, further helping distinguish between multiple forks of an application. |
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A string representing the severity of the level |
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The subsystem that produced this message, followed by the source code line at which this message was created. The subsystem will typically, but not always, resemble the source code file. It is a small string describing what the current line is doing. |
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The host and port, if any, associated with the message. This is supplied for messages that relate to the state of a particular connection. |
Getting stack traces
| The following section applies to Linux, Mac OS X, and other Unix-like systems. |
Stack traces and core dumps may be required if your application is hanging or crashing. In this case knowing in which location the library (or application) is misbehaving becomes useful.
To get a stack trace you need to have GDB installed on your machine and be familiar with its use. If you cannot run your application from within GDB, you can attach GDB to an existing process.
To generate a useful stack trace, you need to run your application with a debug build of the Couchbase C library because the released binaries are optimized. During optimization the compiler might rearrange the code, which can result in misleading source file and line number information in the stack trace.
To make a debug build of the C library, build the library yourself from source with the ‑‑enable‑debug
option applied to the configure
script, as shown in the following example:
$ ./cmake/configure --enable-debug
Detected in-source build. Making 'build' directory
cmake ../ \
"-DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=DEBUG" \
"-DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=/usr/local" \
"-GUnix Makefiles" \
# SNIP
Ensure debugging symbols for the C client are installed.
If you are using a binary distribution, use your package manager to install the libcouchbase-dbg
or libcouchbase-debuginfo
package.
If you are using a version of the C library built from source, ensure that ‑‑enable‑debug
was passed to the configure
script.
You should also build your application with debug symbols, though not strictly required.
If your application crashes within the C library, examine the stack trace information.
The C library is asynchronous in its core, so almost everything happens from within the lcb_wait()
function.
Tracing actual state changes and events within the library is only possible by using logging.
The following example shows how to run an application from GDB and how to get a stack trace when it crashes:
$ gdb --args ./bin/cbc cat foo -U couchbase://<IP_ADDRESS>/default
# SNIP
(gdb) r
Starting program: /Users/mnunberg/Source/libcouchbase/build/bin/cbc cat foo -U couchbase://<IP_ADDRESS>/default
Reading symbols for shared libraries .
# SNIP
Program received signal EXC_BAD_ACCESS, Could not access memory.
Reason: KERN_INVALID_ADDRESS at address: 0x0000000000000020
0x00000001000bacb9 in try_read (ctx=0x100703760, server=0x100700660, ior=0x1007037a8) at /Users/mnunberg/Source/libcouchbase/src/mcserver/mcserver.c:198
198 pl2->index++;
(gdb) thread apply all bt
Thread 1 (process 7377):
#0 0x00000001000bacb9 in try_read (ctx=0x100703760, server=0x100700660, ior=0x1007037a8) at /Users/mnunberg/Source/libcouchbase/src/mcserver/mcserver.c:198
#1 0x00000001000baa29 in on_read (ctx=0x100703760, nb=31) at /Users/mnunberg/Source/libcouchbase/src/mcserver/mcserver.c:299
#2 0x0000000100090935 in invoke_read_cb (ctx=0x100703760, nb=31) at /Users/mnunberg/Source/libcouchbase/src/lcbio/ctx.c:273
#3 0x0000000100090a23 in E_handler (sock=4, which=2, arg=0x100703760) at /Users/mnunberg/Source/libcouchbase/src/lcbio/ctx.c:290
#4 0x000000010030d422 in event_base_loop ()
#5 0x00000001003068e1 in lcb_io_run_event_loop (iops=0x100405e50) at /Users/mnunberg/Source/libcouchbase/plugins/io/libevent/plugin-libevent.c:202
#6 0x00000001000c1d4d in lcb_wait (instance=0x100405910) at /Users/mnunberg/Source/libcouchbase/src/wait.c:88
#7 0x0000000100003be9 in cbc::GetHandler::run (this=0x100801200) at /Users/mnunberg/Source/libcouchbase/tools/cbc.cc:317
#8 0x000000010000318f in cbc::Handler::execute (this=0x100801200, argc=4, argv=0x7fff5fbffac8) at /Users/mnunberg/Source/libcouchbase/tools/cbc.cc:219
#9 0x000000010000e93c in main (argc=4, argv=0x7fff5fbffac8) at /Users/mnunberg/Source/libcouchbase/tools/cbc.cc:1204
Detecting invalid memory accesses
Valgrind can help you detect issues in your application (or the library itself) related to accessing invalid (already freed or unallocated) memory or uninitialized memory regions. This information is useful when debugging application behavior before a crash because crashes are often caused by entering a normally impossible state induced by a previous write or read to an invalid memory location.
You can install Valgrind through your package manager.
Valgrind will slow down execution time significantly, often by a factor of 20x. To lessen this impact on an application that performs lots of load, temporarily reduce the amount of CPU it uses.
Valgrind typically does not work well with dynamic language interpreters such as Python, Ruby, or Perl due to the way these languages optimize memory allocation. To effectively use Valgrind with these languages, you often need to use a special debug build of the interpreter. To find out more about using Valgrind with interpreters, refer to the documentation for the language you are using.
The following example shows how to run an application with Valgrind. In the example, the operation appears to time out, but the real cause of the problem is uninitialized memory access that causes the client to incorrectly read the response from the server.
$ valgrind ./bin/cbc cat foo -U couchbase://<IP_ADDRESS>/default
==29887== Memcheck, a memory error detector
==29887== Copyright (C) 2002-2011, and GNU GPL'd, by Julian Seward et al.
==29887== Using Valgrind-3.7.0 and LibVEX; rerun with -h for copyright info
==29887== Command: ./bin/cbc cat foo -U couchbase://<IP_ADDRESS>/default
==29887==
==29887== Conditional jump or move depends on uninitialised value(s)
==29887== at 0x4E6D801: try_read (mcserver.c:221)
==29887== by 0x4E6DD64: on_read (mcserver.c:294)
==29887== by 0x4E4B8AA: invoke_read_cb (ctx.c:273)
==29887== by 0x4E4B92B: E_handler (ctx.c:290)
==29887== by 0x6E55EEB: event_base_loop (in /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libevent_core-2.0.so.5.1.7)
==29887== by 0x6C49610: lcb_io_run_event_loop (plugin-libevent.c:202)
==29887== by 0x4E73D75: lcb_wait (wait.c:88)
==29887== by 0x410964: cbc::GetHandler::run() (cbc.cc:317)
==29887== by 0x41036F: cbc::Handler::execute(int, char**) (cbc.cc:219)
==29887== by 0x414E03: main (cbc.cc:1204)
==29887==
==29887== Conditional jump or move depends on uninitialised value(s)
==29887== at 0x4E4BF07: E_schedule (ctx.c:447)
==29887== by 0x4E4BFD4: lcbio_ctx_schedule (ctx.c:471)
==29887== by 0x4E4BA21: E_handler (ctx.c:320)
==29887== by 0x6E55EEB: event_base_loop (in /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libevent_core-2.0.so.5.1.7)
==29887== by 0x6C49610: lcb_io_run_event_loop (plugin-libevent.c:202)
==29887== by 0x4E73D75: lcb_wait (wait.c:88)
==29887== by 0x410964: cbc::GetHandler::run() (cbc.cc:317)
==29887== by 0x41036F: cbc::Handler::execute(int, char**) (cbc.cc:219)
==29887== by 0x414E03: main (cbc.cc:1204)
==29887==
foo Client-Side timeout exceeded for operation. Inspect network conditions or increase the timeout (0x17)
==29887== Conditional jump or move depends on uninitialised value(s)
==29887== at 0x4E4B4EB: lcbio_ctx_close_ex (ctx.c:156)
==29887== by 0x4E4B640: lcbio_ctx_close (ctx.c:192)
==29887== by 0x4E6EFB8: finalize_errored_ctx (mcserver.c:720)
==29887== by 0x4E6EEE3: start_errored_ctx (mcserver.c:698)
==29887== by 0x4E6ED98: mcserver_close (mcserver.c:646)
==29887== by 0x4E6A943: lcb_destroy (instance.c:491)
==29887== by 0x41020C: cbc::Handler::~Handler() (cbc.cc:208)
==29887== by 0x42222D: cbc::GetHandler::~GetHandler() (in /sources/lcb-packet-ng/build/bin/cbc)
==29887== by 0x422297: cbc::GetHandler::~GetHandler() (cbc-handlers.h:31)
==29887== by 0x414E3D: main (cbc.cc:1221)
==29887==
==29887==
==29887== HEAP SUMMARY:
==29887== in use at exit: 4,994 bytes in 20 blocks
==29887== total heap usage: 602 allocs, 582 frees, 588,374 bytes allocated
==29887==
==29887== LEAK SUMMARY:
==29887== definitely lost: 35 bytes in 1 blocks
==29887== indirectly lost: 0 bytes in 0 blocks
==29887== possibly lost: 28 bytes in 1 blocks
==29887== still reachable: 4,931 bytes in 18 blocks
==29887== suppressed: 0 bytes in 0 blocks
==29887== Rerun with --leak-check=full to see details of leaked memory
==29887==
==29887== For counts of detected and suppressed errors, rerun with: -v
==29887== Use --track-origins=yes to see where uninitialised values come from
==29887== ERROR SUMMARY: 3 errors from 3 contexts (suppressed: 10 from 6)
Getting core dumps
Core dumps might be generated when an application crashes (though on many systems core file generation is off by default). The core dump contains a memory dump of your application that can be inspected on a different system. This lets you inspect the state of the library to determine what the error was at the time of the crash.
Core dumps can only be analyzed if the binaries that generated them are accessible and have debugging symbols. Binaries in this sense includes the client library, the application, and any other shared libraries loaded by the application. This means that the platform (and distribution) that generated the core dump must be available and loadable (or at least reproducible) when analyzing the core dump.
| A core file contains the memory contents of your application. Anyone who can read your core file can access potentially sensitive data that your application was processing at the time of the crash. If possible, have your application operate on sample data. |
To get a core dump:
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Invoke
ulimit -c unlimited
in the same shell that your application will run (or a parent thereof) prior to the invocation of that application. Theulimit
command instructs the kernel to generate core dump files for all subsequent processes that terminate abnormally and are executed within the current shell or any child shell. -
Ensure you are either using a binary installation of the client library (which was installed from an official Couchbase repository) or are using a source build with debug symbols enabled.
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When the application crashes, a core file is created. The exact location and name of the file is dependent on the specific kernel configuration. For more information about where core files are located, see t his Stack Overflow discussion on how core location may be configured.
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Compress the core file using
gzip
or a similar utility before filing an issue or sending this to Couchbase support. Compressing the file makes the upload and download times quicker for analyzing the core file. -
Disable core dumps once completed. Core dumps are disabled by default on most Linux distributions because they may potentially write sensitive information to disk and many core dump files can quickly fill up a file system.
The following example shows how to enable and collect a core dump with a modification to the cbc
program to abort:
$ ulimit -c unlimited
$ ./bin/cbc cat foo -U couchbase://<IP_ADDRESS>
Aborted (core dumped)
# Showing the effects of compressing the core file:
$ ls -lsh core
961K -rw------- 1 mnunberg mnunberg 1.3M Nov 21 12:53 core
$ gzip core
$ ls -lsh core.gz
136K -rw------- 1 mnunberg mnunberg 133K Nov 21 12:53 core.gz


Ricardo Mighty owns Mighty Properties and the purpose is buy reasonable houses from reasonable people.
Ricardo has been investing in property since 2018 and is based in London.

Most investors are worried about investing in this unsure economy and after Brexit many landlords are selling up.
However, with interest rates from the bank being so low Ricardo is on a mission to continue buying as many decent properties as he can while helping more and more people sell their property without the hassle of Estate Agents and countless cheeky offers from cut-throat investors.
MAKE ME AN OFFER NOW
He says,
"I would rather have my money in properties than in the bank, so am always happy to pay a fair price."
When sellers ask if Ricardo can buy their house, he will do one of three things:
1) Make an offer to buy it himself (usually for 100% of the market value)
2) Find an instant buyer for it.
3) Immediately let you know that the house is not suitable.
Either way, you have nothing to lose.
So please fill out the form below and find out whether we can buy your house.
Are you an Estate Agent?
No, we are property investors. There will be no fees charged to yourself nor will we put your house 'on the market'. Selling with Instant Properties is quicker and easier as we are buying direct.
Will you always buy my house?
No, we typically buy 50% of houses that are offered to us. However, if your house is unsuitable we will tell you immediately and not waste any time. We will also often try to come up with alternative strategies, such as offering to find a tenant for your house instead.
What criteria are you looking for?
Regardless of your house specifics and location, we would love to hear from you.
How much will you pay for my house?
This will of course vary depending on the house. We will do a valuation report based on the size, condition and postcode as well as checking the sold houses in the street. If you fill out the online form we will make you an offer.
Why should I trust you?
We have a large network of seasoned property professionals which we utilise to its full potential, so you dont have to worry about our credibility.
What is the process and how long will it take?
1. You fill out our online form which takes just a few minutes we'll email you with an estimate of our offer
2. If you are interested to accept, we will arrange a viewing on the property which usually takes 15 minutes
3. We will make a formal offer and if you accept, we will instruct the solicitors to draw the contracts
This whole process usually takes between 2 - 5 working days. Thereafter, it is just a case of the solicitors and possibly surveyors carrying out the legal process.


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Performs exact or approximate adaptive or nonadaptive Cochran-Mantel-Haenszel-Birch tests and sensitivity analyses for one or two 2x2xk tables in observational studies.
| Version: | 1.01 |
| Imports: | stats, BiasedUrn, mvtnorm |
| Published: | 2015-12-09 |
| Author: | Paul R. Rosenbaum and Dylan S. Small |
| Maintainer: | Paul R. Rosenbaum <rosenbaum at wharton.upenn.edu> |
| License: | GPL-2 |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| CRAN checks: | sensitivity2x2xk results |
| Reference manual: | sensitivity2x2xk.pdf |
| Package source: | sensitivity2x2xk_1.01.tar.gz |
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The W3C Efficient Script Yielding specification defines a means for site developers to yield control flow to the user agent before running script. Web developers may want to use this interface to both allow user agent events and display updates to happen before continuing script execution and to avoid long running script dialogs in certain user agents. Many web pages use the setTimeout method with a specified period of zero to attempt to do the same thing. However, setTimeout enforces a minimum delay, even with a specified period of zero, that isn't uniformly implemented across user agents. Removing this minimum delay from setTimeout runs the risk of causing existing webpages, that have come to rely on the minimum delay, to break by going into a seemingly hung state while also significantly increasing the power consumption of the browser.
Web developers commonly use the setTimeout API to break apart long running JavaScript operations. This approach allows the browser to process outstanding work, such as layouts and paints, and then waits for the specified period of time before calling back into JavaScript. It's an important design pattern when building responsive web applications.
Once the browser has yielded control it relies on an interrupt from the underlying operating system and hardware to receive control and issue the JavaScript callback. Having longer durations between these interrupts allows hardware to enter low power states which significantly decreases power consumption. By default the Microsoft Windows operating system and Intel based processors use 15.6ms resolutions for these interrupts (64 interrupts per second). This allows Intel based processors to enter their lowest power state. For this reason web developers have traditionally only been able to achieve 64 callbacks per second when using setTimeout(0) when using HTML4 browsers including earlier editions of Internet Explorer and Mozilla Firefox.
Over the last two years browsers have attempted to increase the number of callbacks per second that JavaScript developers can receive through the setTimeout and setInterval API's by changing the power conscious Windows system settings and preventing hardware from entering low power states. The HTML5 specification has gone to the extreme of recommending 250 callbacks per second. This high frequency can result in a 40% increase in power consumption, impacting battery life, operating expenses, and the environment. In addition, this approach does not address the core performance problem of improving CPU efficiency and scheduling.
The new setImmediate API, which is semantically comparable to the setTimeout and setInterval API's, was designed by the W3C Web Performance Working Group to address the core performance problem without negatively impacting power consumption. Web developers can use the setImmediate API to break apart long running JavaScript operations and will receive a callback immediately after the browser has processed outstanding work. It's the best of both worlds - the efficiency of native scheduling and the power conservation of low frequencies. Using setImmediate is a great replacement for most cases where developers are intentionally using setTimeout(0) today.
This demo visually sorts 250 items using the Quick Sort algorithm once per callback, making one swap during each browser callback. The more browser callbacks per second the faster the items will be sorted. While this is not how you would efficiently implement a sorting algorithm it's a fun way to visualize the impact of callbacks per second. Try sorting using the HTML4 resolution of 15.6ms per callback, the HTML5 resolution of 4ms per callback, and the new setImmediate approach of immediate callbacks. Special thanks to Erik Kay and Mike Belshe from the Google Chrome engineering team for the quick sort test used to demonstrate the benefits of the new setImmediate API. Additional information can be found online including great articles from Nicholas Zakas.


Margin vs. Border vs. Padding
May 24, 2014
All visual HTML elements generate a box which is called an "element box." In CSS, the design and layout in regards to this box is referred to as the "box model." You can think of this CSS box model as a multi-layered box that wraps around HTML elements, and consists of content, padding, borders, margins.
By default, element boxes have only a small amount of space surrounding the content inside that element box. But! One can manipulate that amount of space by adjusting the margins and padding. The border is what separates the padding from the margin.
The quickest and easiest way to conceptualize padding, borders, and margins is to see a graphical representation:
Let's examine each layer of the box model, starting with the middle of the box, and move our way outwards.
Content
This is the text/images, the content of the box! In the picture above, the content is the latin words beginning with "Lorem ipsum..."
Padding
Moving one layer out from the content, the padding is what clears an area around the content, it adds some space around the content. To look at it another way, padding adds extra space inside the border, between the border and the content.Padding will show the background color of the box, if applicable.
Border
Adding another layer is the border. The border is what goes around the padding and content. Most elements do not have borders by default, but they are easy to add via css properties! Borders can add visual interest, you can specify the width or color of a border, as well as the style (solid, dashed, dotted, etc.)
Margin
The next layer, moving outwards, is the margin. Margins clear an area around the border. In other words, margins add extra space outside the border. Unlike the padding, margins are not affected by the background color, but are transparent.
Other helpful resources:


Developer Guide¶
Technologies Used¶
If you are thinking about helping out with Starbelly development, it will be useful to familiarize yourself with the different components and technologies being used:
Getting Started¶
If you wish to contribute to Starbelly development, you should first make sure that you have gone through the Developer Installation in the Installation Guide. Once you have done that, go through the API Documentation and get familiar with how the client and server interact.
Common Tasks¶
As you start working on Starbelly code, you’ll encounter some common tasks that you wish to perform. In the examples below, if a command prompt is prefixed with a container name, then that indicates that the command must be run inside a specific Docker container. For example, if you see this:
starbelly-dev-app:/starbelly# ls /usr/local/etc
jupyter
Then that command should be run inside of the starbelly-dev-app
container.
To obtain a shell inside that container, run:
$ docker exec -it starbelly-dev-app /bin/bash
starbelly-dev-app#
You can use the same technique to get a shell inside the starbelly-dev-db
or
starbelly-dev-web
containers.
Build Documentation¶
This documentation that you are reading is written in RestructuredText format
and stored in the main starbelly
repo under /docs
.
starbelly-dev-app:/starbelly/docs# make html
Running Sphinx v1.7.1
loading pickled environment... done
building [mo]: targets for 0 po files that are out of date
building [html]: targets for 0 source files that are out of date
updating environment: 0 added, 0 changed, 0 removed
looking for now-outdated files... none found
no targets are out of date.
build succeeded.
To view the documentation, use your web browser to navigate to the host’s
starbelly/docs/_build/html/index.html
.
Clear Database¶
See the Administrator Guide.
Database Query¶
There are two ways to run RethinkDB queries. The easiest way is to access the RethinkDB GUI on port 8002 using your browser. You can browse lots of information about the database or use the “Data Explorer” to run queries. Note that this interface only allows JavaScript queries, so if you are trying to troubleshoot a Python query you will need to translate it into JavaScript.
If you want to run a Python query, you can use the Starbelly Shell instead, but it is a bit less pretty than the GUI:
>>> query = r.table('policy').pluck('name')
>>> cursor = qrun(query)
>>> qshow(cursor)
RethinkDB Cursor: [
{'name': 'Deep Crawl'},
{'name': 'Broad Crawl'},
]
The “Starbelly Shell” section contains more details about the shell.
Notebook¶
A Jupyter server is included in the developer Docker images to make it easy to build a notebook for experiments and prototypes. A notebook can also be a slightly easier way to use the Starbelly Shell (see below).
Begin by running the Jupyter server:
starbelly-dev-app:/starbelly# jupyter notebook --allow-root --ip <IP_ADDRESS> --NotebookApp.token=''
[W 20:44:35.840 NotebookApp] All authentication is disabled. Anyone who can connect to this server will be able to run code.
[I 20:44:35.850 NotebookApp] Serving notebooks from local directory: /starbelly
[I 20:44:35.850 NotebookApp] 0 active kernels
[I 20:44:35.850 NotebookApp] The Jupyter Notebook is running at:
[I 20:44:35.850 NotebookApp] http://<IP_ADDRESS>:8888/
[I 20:44:35.850 NotebookApp] Use Control-C to stop this server and shut down all kernels (twice to skip confirmation).
Now access the Jupyter server by going to localhost:8001
in your browser.
You can create and manage your notebooks here. In each notebook, you’ll probably want to begin by importing the shell functions:
from starbelly.shell import *
Then you can run commands inside the notebook just like you can from the Starbelly Shell:
When you are done, type <Ctrl>+C on the command line to shut down the Jupyter server. An example notebook is included in the repository.
Starbelly Shell¶
The Starbelly shell is an interactive Python interpreter that offers quick access to Starbelly’s internal API, and it is a good place to debug little bits of code. The Shell cannot directly access the server’s internal state at runtime, but it does use the same exact code paths as the server to do things like parsing configuration files and connecting to a database.
To start the shell:
starbelly-dev-app:/starbelly# python3 -im starbelly.shell
20:03:42 [starbelly.shell] INFO: Starbelly Shell v1.1.0
>>>
This Python prompt has a lot of additions to the global namespace and helpers for debugging code. For example, you can view the configuration:
>>> config['database']['user']
'starbelly-app'
Note that the name config
(and many others) have already been imported into
the shell’s namespace.
You can run arbitrary coroutines with crun()
:
>>> async def foo():
... await asyncio.sleep(0.1)
... print('done!')
...
>>> crun(foo())
done!
You can run a query against RethinkDB:
>>> query = r.table('policy').pluck('name')
>>> cursor = qrun(query)
>>> qshow(cursor)
RethinkDB Cursor: [
{'name': 'Deep Crawl'},
{'name': 'Broad Crawl'},
]
Warning
Showing the results of a query will exhaust the cursor object! If you
try to do anything else with the cursor, you will find that it has no more
data. You need to qrun()
the query again to get a fresh cursor.
You can also run a callback on each row of a cursor to transform the data.
>>> def lower(row):
... return {k:v.lower() for k,v in row.items()}
...
>>> query = r.table('policy').pluck('name')
>>> cursor = qrun(query)
>>> qiter(cursor, lower)
[{'name': 'deep crawl'}, {'name': 'broad crawl'}]
You can also use the Starbelly Shell functions inside of a Notebook. See the “Notebook” section above.


This is the API
https://localhost:8080/api/v1/callback-urls/{CallbackUrlId}
DELETE
CallbackUrlId
An Authorisation Token as per https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6750
An RFC4122 UID used as a correlation id.
https://localhost:8080/api/v1/callback-urls/{CallbackUrlId}
PUT
CallbackUrlId
Create an Callback URI
An Authorisation Token as per https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6750
Header containing a detached JWS signature of the body of the payload.
An RFC4122 UID used as a correlation id.
https://localhost:8080/api/v1/callback-urls
GET
An Authorisation Token as per https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6750
An RFC4122 UID used as a correlation id.
https://localhost:8080/api/v1/callback-urls
POST
Create an Callback URI
An Authorisation Token as per https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6750
Header containing a detached JWS signature of the body of the payload.
An RFC4122 UID used as a correlation id.


DatabaseNamesReturns a list of the names of all database files open on the computer, separated by carriage returns.Note If your database is hosted on another computer, DatabaseNames returns a list of the names of local client and remote database files open only on the client computer.To determine whether Customers is one of the files currently open, use the DatabaseNames function with the FilterValues function in the formula:If you want to know how many files with the same name are open, use the DatabaseNames function with the PatternCount function in the formula:


{% extends 'dashboard/base_zero_page.html' %} {% load i18n %} {% load static %} {% block menu_products_header_class %}active{% endblock %} {% block title %}{% trans "No brands found." %}{% endblock %} {% block content %} {% static "dashboard/images/add.svg" as img_path %} {% blocktrans %}
Brands are used to organize products into groups that can be displayed in the navigation in the storefront or used as branding links for marketing purposes.
You can create brands by using the button.
{% endblocktrans %} {% endblock %}