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Function that connects to the remote servers found on the local area network
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Function that emits the specified event and data to all sockets. If an array of sockets are
given, then the event is emitted to only those clients
Parameters:
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|---|---|---|
event |
String | The name of the event |
data |
JSON | Data to be send |
sockets |
Array | Clients to emit event to (if applicable) |
callback |
function | Called after all events are emitted |
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The FIDE Candidates 2020 will take place in Hanoi, Vietnam from February 28 until February 29. Six top grandmasters will contest in a double round-robin tournament for the right to challenge the current World Champion Magnus Carlsen (Norway).
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American chess grandmaster and the eleventh World Chess ChampionThe youngest grandmaster (GM) and the youngest candidate for the World Championship
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Russian chess grandmaster of Armenian-Jewish originFormer world chess champion, writer, and political activist, whom many consider to be the greatest chess player of all time
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Russian chess grandmaster and former World ChampionKarpov's "boa constrictor" playing style is solidly positional, taking no risks but reacting mercilessly to any tiny errors made by his opponents. As a result, he is often compared to his idol, the famous José Raúl Capablanca, the third World Champion
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Cuban chess player who was world chess champion from 1921 to 1927He cand play tactical chess when necessary, and has good defensive technique. He has writen several chess books during his career
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Indian chess grandmaster and multiple-time World Chess ChampionAnand is a five-time world chess champion. He held the FIDE World Chess Championship from 2000 to 2002, becoming the first Asian to do so. He became the undisputed World Champion in 2007 and defended his title against Vladimir Kramnik in 2008
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Soviet and Russian chess grandmaster and World Chess Champion for most of 1948 to 1963Botvinnik also played a major role in the organization of chess, making a significant contribution to the design of the World Chess Championship system after World War II and becoming a leading member of the coaching system that enabled the Soviet Union to dominate top-class chess during that time


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class: center, middle # See Python, See Python Go, Go Python Go Presented by **Andrey Petrov** at **PyCon Canada 2016** --- class: center, middle # Andrey Petrov ## @shazow ![shazow](images/shazow.png) *[urllib3](https://github.com/shazow/urllib3), [ssh-chat](https://github.com/shazow/ssh-chat), [briefmetrics](https://briefmetrics.com/), [colorblendy](http://colorblendy.com/), [tweepsect](http://tweepsect.com/), [funny tweets](https://twitter.com/shazow), and [more](https://shazow.net/)* --- # Do you Go? -- - Simple syntax that is easy to learn -- - Compiles superfast -- - Statically typed -- - Statically linked binaries -- - Cross-compiles to ~every platform -- - Easy concurrency -- - Great standard library -- - Gophers! ??? (ETA: 3:30) --- class: middle, center # Python 💞 Go .gopher[![PyGopher](images/pygopher.png)] .footnote[Credit: Renee French & Alice Tribuleva] --- # Go in Python -- .big[ ```python import os os.system("go run main.go") ``` ] -- .center[ ## *lol just kidding* ## 😂 ] --- # Fun Facts - Python speaks with C -- - Go speaks with C -- - Therefore, Python speaks with Go? ??? C can act as a bridge between any two languages that can call to/from C. (ETA: 5:00) --- # Challenges 1. Runtime barriers -- - Garbage Collectors (GC) - Global Interpreter Lock (GIL) - Just In Time compiling (JIT) - Resource Pools (Threads) -- 2. Syntax and feature barriers -- - Go: Interface, Goroutines, etc. - Python: Classes, Generators, etc. - Oodles of other language-specific constructs ??? (ETA: 6:45) --- class: full-image ![Runtimes](images/runtimes.svg) ??? C land is a beautiful barren wasteland of buffer overflows, memory leaks, and segmentation faults. --- # Let's take a moment and imagine... --- # Running a webserver in Go ```go package main import ( "fmt" "net/http" ) func index(w http.ResponseWriter, req *http.Request) { fmt.Fprintf(w, "Hello, world.\n") } func main() { http.HandleFunc("/", index) http.ListenAndServe("<IP_ADDRESS>:5000", nil) } ``` --- # Running a webserver in Python ```python from flask import Flask app = Flask(__name__) @app.route('/') def index(): return 'Hello, world!\n' if __name__ == '__main__': app.run(host='<IP_ADDRESS>', port=5000) ``` --- # Running a Go webserver in Python?? ```python from gohttp import route, run @route('/') def index(w, req): w.write("Hello, world.\n") if __name__ == '__main__': run(host='<IP_ADDRESS>', port=5000) ``` -- ### Compare ```python from flask import Flask app = Flask(__name__) @app.route('/') def index(): return 'Hello, world!\n' if __name__ == '__main__': app.run(host='<IP_ADDRESS>', port=5000) ``` --- # Comparing handlers #### Go (net/http) ```go func index(w http.ResponseWriter, req *http.Request) { fmt.Fprintf(w, "Hello, world.\n") } ``` #### Go in Python (gohttplib) ```python def index(w, req): w.write("Hello, world.\n") ``` #### Python (flask) ```python def index(): return 'Hello, world!\n' ``` ??? Translating a Go API into Python is a fun subjective exercise. It doesn't need to look like this, but it's a good example. (ETA: 10:30) --- class: center # gohttplib ### This is an actual functioning thing. [github.com/shazow/gohttplib](https://github.com/shazow/gohttplib) -- ### ### Sponsored by [Glider Labs](http://gliderlabs.com/) ### 💝 --- class: center, middle # Here's how it works... --- # The Plan 1. Go: Export Go functions to a C shared library 2. C: 😰 3. Python: Call C and wrap it in a Python-shaped bow 4. Make it actually work ¯\\\_(ツ)\_/¯ --- class: full-image ![World of Go](images/worldofgo.png) --- # Calling C from Go ```go package main /* int the_answer() { return 42; } */ import "C" import "fmt" func main() { r := C.the_answer() fmt.Println(r) } ``` -- ```bash $ go build -o answer $ ./answer 42 ``` --- # Calling Go from C ```go package main import "C" //export TheAnswer func TheAnswer() C.int { return C.int(42) } func main() {} ``` -- ```bash $ go build -buildmode=c-shared -o libanswer.so ``` -- ```c #include
#include "libanswer.h" int main() { int r = TheAnswer(); printf("%d\n", r); return 0; } ``` ??? (ETA: 16:30) --- class: full-image ![Python Things](images/python-things.png) ??? Going from Python to The Upside Down of C. --- # See CPython C - [CPython Extension Interface](https://docs.python.org/3/extending/extending.html): no dependencies, but lots of boilerplate - [CFFI](https://cffi.readthedocs.io/): a little more magic but does more work for us and more portable ??? If you've ever seen PyObject and whatnot littered around a C file, that's the CPython extension interface. On the other hand, CFFI is also available in PyPy and other fun implementations of the language. --- # Calling C from Python ```python # answer_build.py: from cffi import FFI ffi = FFI() ffi.cdef("int the_answer();") ffi.set_source("_answer", """ int the_answer() { return 42; } """) if __name__ == "__main__": ffi.compile() ``` -- ```bash $ python answer_build.py $ ls _answer.c _answer.o _answer.so answer_build.py ``` -- ```python # answer.py: from _answer import lib print(lib.the_answer()) ``` --- # Calling Python from C Simple function pointer that can be used in C: ```python @ffi.callback("int(int, int)") def add(x, y): return x + y ``` -- .center[ ### 👋 ~handwaving~ ### 👋 ] -- ```c static int (*add)(int x, int b); ``` That's all we need for now. [More on CFFI embedding here](http://cffi.readthedocs.io/en/latest/embedding.html). ??? (ETA: 19:00) --- # Challenges 1. Runtime barriers - Garbage Collectors (GC) - Global Interpreter Lock (GIL) - Just In Time compiling in PyPy (JIT) - Thread Pools 2. Syntax and feature barriers - Go: Interface, Goroutines, etc. - Python: Classes, Generators, etc. - Oodles of other language-specific constructs --- # Overcoming Challenges 1. **Don't share memory** --- class: full-image ![Runtimes](images/runtimes.svg) --- # Challenge 1: Don't share memory ```go http.HandleFunc(pattern, func(w http.ResponseWriter, req *http.Request) { ... }) ``` Our Python code will need to provide this callback, but we can't pass `*http.Request` to Python. -- ```c typedef struct Request_ { const char *Method; const char *Host; ... } Request; ``` -- ```go http.HandleFunc(pattern, func(w http.ResponseWriter, req *http.Request) { // Wrap relevant request fields in a C-friendly datastructure. creq := C.Request{ Method: C.CString(req.Method), Host: C.CString(req.Host), ... } ... ``` ??? Don't forget to C.free(...) all C types we allocate in Go land. (ETA: 21:00) --- # Overcoming Challenges 1. Don't share memory 2. **Translation layer** --- # Challenge 2: Translation layer ```go http.HandleFunc(pattern, func(w http.ResponseWriter, req *http.Request) { ... }) ``` Our Python code will need to use the `http.ResponseWriter` interface. -- ```go ResponseWriter.Write([]byte) (int, error) ResponseWriter.WriteHeader(int) ``` -- ```go //export ResponseWriter_Write func ResponseWriter_Write(wPtr C.uint, cbuf *C.char, length C.int) C.int { buf := C.GoBytes(unsafe.Pointer(cbuf), length) ... n, _ := (*(*http.ResponseWriter)(w)).Write(buf) return C.int(n) } //export ResponseWriter_WriteHeader func ResponseWriter_WriteHeader(wPtr C.uint, header C.int) { ... (*(*http.ResponseWriter)(w)).WriteHeader(int(header)) } ``` --- # Challenge 2: Translation layer ```go http.HandleFunc(pattern, func(w http.ResponseWriter, req *http.Request) { ... }) ``` Our Python code will need to use the `http.ResponseWriter` interface. ```go ResponseWriter.Write([]byte) (int, error) ResponseWriter.WriteHeader(int) ``` ```go //export ResponseWriter_Write (Fake Simplified Edition) func ResponseWriter_Write(writerPtr *void, cBuffer *char, length int) int { buf := C.GoBytes(cBuffer, length) ... n, _ := writerPtr.(http.ResponseWriter).Write(buf) return n } //export ResponseWriter_WriteHeader (Fake Simplified Edition) func ResponseWriter_WriteHeader(writerPtr *void, header int) { ... writerPtr.(http.ResponseWriter).WriteHeader(header) } ``` --- # Challenge 2: Translation layer (Cont.) We exported these functions in Go ```go ResponseWriter_Write(wPtr C.uint, cbuf *C.char, length C.int) C.int ResponseWriter_WriteHeader(wPtr C.uint, header C.int) ``` Now we can wrap them in Python ```python lib = ffi.dlopen(...) class ResponseWriter: def __init__(self, w): self._w = w def write(self, body): n = lib.ResponseWriter_Write(self._w, body, len(body)) if n != len(body): raise IOError("Failed to write to ResponseWriter.") def set_status(self, code): lib.ResponseWriter_WriteHeader(self._w, code) ``` --- # Challenge 2: Translation layer (Cont.) Original interface in Go: ```go type http.ResponseWriter interface { WriteHeader(int) } ``` -- Exported interface from Go: ```go func ResponseWriter_WriteHeader(wPtr C.uint, header C.int) ``` -- C header: ```c void ResponseWriter_WriteHeader(unsigned int p0, int p1); ``` -- Accessing C from Python: ```python ResponseWriter_WriteHeader(w, header) ``` -- Python wrapper: ```python ResponseWriter.set_status(self, code) ``` ??? (ETA: 23:00) --- # Overcoming Challenges 1. Don't share memory 2. Translation layer 3. **Seriously, don't share memory** --- # Challenge 3: Seriously, don't share memory * Wait, what's a Go interface? -- * To use it, we need to pass a *pointer* through ☞ Go ⇢ C ⇢ Python ⇢ C ⇢ Go ☞ -- * Solution: Pointer Proxy! 💍 --- class: full-image # Pointer Proxy ![Pointer Proxy](images/ptrproxy.svg) --- # Pointer Proxy ```go type ptrProxy struct { sync.Mutex count uint lookup map[uint]unsafe.Pointer } func (p *ptrProxy) Ref(ptr unsafe.Pointer) C.uint { ... } func (p *ptrProxy) Deref(id C.uint) (unsafe.Pointer, bool) { ... } func (p *ptrProxy) Free(id C.uint) { ... } ``` Now we can pass an opaque uint across enemy lines and it's perfectly safe. --- # Quick flashback: Translation layer One pointer proxy to rule them all. 💍 ```go var cpointers = PtrProxy() ``` -- In the callback, reference to bind them. ⛓ ```go http.HandleFunc(pattern, func(w http.ResponseWriter, req *http.Request) { // Wrap relevant request fields in a C-friendly datastructure. creq := C.Request{ ... } wPtr := cpointers.Ref(unsafe.Pointer(&w)) ... cpointers.Free(wPtr) }) ``` -- With pointer proxy, dereference to find them. 🔎 ```go func ResponseWriter_WriteHeader(wPtr C.uint, header C.int) { w, _ := cpointers.Deref(wPtr) (*(*http.ResponseWriter)(w)).WriteHeader(int(header)) } ``` ??? (ETA: 25:00) --- # Recap * If our languages can speak with C, they can speak with each other. ??? - C makes for a handy bridge between languages. Other languages without required runtimes can also work, like Rust. -- * Be careful going in and out of runtimes. ??? - Conflicting runtimes throw all assumptions out the window, memory can move, it can disappear, it can change. -- * Be super-careful with sharing memory. ??? - Copy data into C-friendly structs. - Pointer proxies are handy for passing a reference to some memory without the memory itself. -- * We'll need a translation layer to use non-trivial language constructs. ??? - C code is C code, but once the call reaches our destination we can make it look as pretty and idiomatic as we'd like. --- # Other Considerations -- * Memory leaks 💦 -- ```go a := C.CString(...) // or C.CBytes(...) ... C.free(unsafe.Pointer(s)) ``` ??? - The examples here are super rough, you'll likely need to explicitly free any memory allocated for C. --- # Other Considerations * Memory leaks 💦 * Race conditions 🏃 ??? - If you're not careful with GILs and whatnot, you'll likely get race conditions. -- * Context switching overhead 👩👩👧👦 ??? - Switching across runtimes does have overhead, such as thread-switching. This is a fairly expensive constant-time operation in Go. -- * Probably security issues because C is hard 💩 ??? - Anytime you're touching C, beware of vuln dragons. -- * Architecture campanelle 🍝 ??? - Spaghetti can be delicious but messy. 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This page describes the steps necessary to reproduce the results described in our SEMANTiCS 2017 paper submission.
LinkedPipes ETL can be installed using the installation guide. The experiments were performed using GitHub commit 4650115, but should work with further versions as well.
Once installed, the instance can be populated with the prepared pipelines by importing them from their IRIs listed for each dataset.
The memory available to the Java process of the executor
module can be set in the script for running the component using the -Xmx2G
parameter (example for 2 GB).
For the experimental pipelines, the input data needs to be downloaded to the machine running the LP-ETL instance and the initial Files from local components must point to it.


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| byte | getSuportedNodeVariables () |
| Get the number of supported node variables. More... | |
| byte | getParameter (byte inx) |
| Get one of the defined parameters. More... | |
| byte | getNumberOfParameters () |
| Get the number of node parameters. More... | |
| void | setProducerNode (bool val) |
| Set this module as a producer. More... | |
| bool | isProducerNode () |
| Indicates if the node is a producer. More... | |
| void | setConsumerNode (bool val) |
| Set this module as a consumer. More... | |
| bool | isConsumerNode () |
| Indicates if the node is a consumer. More... | |
| void | setSlimMode () |
| Set this module to SlimMode. | |
| void | setFlimMode () |
| Set this module to FlimMode. | |
| bool | isSlimMode () |
| Indicate if the mode is in SlimMode. | |
| bool | isFlimMode () |
| Indicate if the mode is in FlimMode. | |
| void | setSuportBootLoading (bool val) |
| Indicate if the mode supports boot loading. This current version by default does not support boot loading. | |
| bool | suportBootLoading () |
| Indicate if the mode supports boot loading. This current version by default does not support boot loading. | |
Class that saves the node parameters. Name, Manufactorer,Module, Can id, Node number, device number, Code Version, Supported events and variables. It is set from user information and from EEPROM: can id, node number, device number.
| MergNodeIdentification::MergNodeIdentification | ( | ) |
Constructor.
Set the internal variables.
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virtual |
Destructor.
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inline |
Get the can id for this node.
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inline |
Get the module flags.
| val | The module flags. |
|
inline |
GSet the manufacturer ID.
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inline |
Get the max Code Version.
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inline |
Get the min Code Version.
|
inline |
Get the module ID.
| const char * MergNodeIdentification::getNodeName | ( | ) |
Retrieve the node name.
|
inline |
Get the node number for this node.
|
inline |
Get the number of node parameters.
| byte MergNodeIdentification::getParameter | ( | byte | idx | ) |
Get one of the defined parameters.
| idx | Index of the parameter: 0 to 8 |
|
inline |
Get the number of supported events.
|
inline |
Get the number of supported events variables.
|
inline |
Get the number of supported node variables.
| bool MergNodeIdentification::isConsumerNode | ( | ) |
Indicates if the node is a consumer.
| bool MergNodeIdentification::isProducerNode | ( | ) |
Indicates if the node is a producer.
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inline |
Set the can id for this node.
| val | The can id. |
| void MergNodeIdentification::setConsumerNode | ( | bool | val | ) |
Set this module as a consumer.
| val | True for consumer. False not consumer. |
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inline |
Set the module flags.
| val | The module flags. |
|
inline |
Set the manufacturer ID.
| val | The manufacuter id. |
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inline |
Set the max Code Version.
| val | The max code version. |
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inline |
Set the min Code Version.
| val | The min code version. |
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inline |
Set the module ID.
| val | The module id. |
| void MergNodeIdentification::setNodeName | ( | char const * | nn, |
| int | csize | ||
| ) |
Set the node name.
| nn | Pointer to the node name. |
| csize | Size of the node name limited by NAME_SIZE. |
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inline |
Set the node number for this node.
| val | The node number. |
| void MergNodeIdentification::setProducerNode | ( | bool | val | ) |
Set this module as a producer.
| val | True for producer. False not producer. |
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inline |
Set the number of supported events.
| val | The number of events. |
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inline |
Set the number of supported events variables.
| val | The number of events variables. |
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inline |
Set the number of supported node variables.
| val | The number of events variables. |


A fitting change to the Friday night schedule
by LettersChild poverty | Jail terms | Question Time leaders’ special | Mildura city
The home secretary wants us to believe the substantial increase in child poverty is somehow not the result of policies pursued by the government since 2010 (Report, 22 November). And if the Tories were to be re-elected and child poverty jumps to over 5 million by 2022, as predicted by the Institute for Fiscal Studies two years ago, then presumably, again, we should not attach any blame to her party.
David Winnick
Labour MP for Walsall North 1979-2017
• Ten-year and eight-year sentences for the detectorists jailed for the theft of a Viking’s treasure; seven and a half years each for two men who raped a woman in a Soho nightclub (Reports, 23 November). Can I suggest that the respective judges attend a training course on the meaning of social justice.
Steven Bowditch
Carlisle, Cumbria
• I wonder how many Guardian readers like myself missed BBC One’s Question Time leaders’ special on Friday night as it failed to make the TV schedule in your Friday paper. Wake up at the back!
Phil Lee
Elslack, North Yorkshire
• Anyone tuning in to see Would I Lie To You? on Friday night would have seen Boris Johnson instead and would probably have concluded they hadn’t missed it after all.
Brian Allen
Birdham, West Sussex
• While appreciating the publicity given Mildura’s plight in Australia’s heatwave (Suffocating dust storm adds to town’s woes, 22 November) as a former resident I must point out that Mildura is not a town, having been proclaimed a regional city in 1934.
Murray Hedgcock
London
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ActiveRoutes maps URI strings to method calls, and visa versa. It shares a similar syntax to Rails Routing, but is framework agnostic and can map calls to any type of object. Server side it can be used to map requests for a given URL to a method that will render a page, client side it can be used to provide deep linking and back button / history support for your Ajax application.
Whether declared in the constructor, or with addRoute(), routes can have up to three parameters, and can be declared in any of the following ways:
The path portion of a route is a URI string. Parameters that will be passed to the method called are represented with a colon. Names are optional, but the path and the params together must declare "object" and "method" parameters. The following are all valid routes:
var routes = new ActiveRoutes([
['root','/',{object:'Pages',method:'index'}],
['contact','/contact',{object:'Pages',method:'contact'}],
['blog','/blog',{object:'Blog',method:'index'}],
['post','/blog/post/:id',{object:'Blog',method:'post'}],
['/pages/*',{object:'Pages',method:'page'}],
['/:object/:method']
],Application);
You can pass a hash of options as the third parameter to the ActiveRoutes constructor. This hash can contain the following keys:
If you want to route all requests below a certain path to a given method, place an asterisk in your route. When a matching path is dispatched to that route the path components will be available in an array called "path":
route_set.addRoute('/wiki/*',{object:'WikiController',method:'page'})
route_set.dispatch('/wiki/a/b/c');
//calls: WikiController.page({object:'WikiController',method:'page',path:['a','b','c']})
Each route can take a special "requirements" parameter that will not be passed in the params passed to the called method. Each requirement can be a regular expression or a function, which the value of the parameter will be checked against. Each value checked by a regular expression or function is always a string:
route_set.addRoute('/article/:article_id/:comment_id',{
article_id: /^\d+$/,
comment_id: function(comment_id){
return comment_id.match(/^\d+$/);
}
});
You can specify what scope an ActiveRoutes instance will look in to call the specified objects and methods. This defaults to window but can be specified as the second parameter to the constructor.
The method urlFor() is available on every route set, and can generate a URL from an object. Using the routes declared in the example above:
routes.urlFor({object:'Blog',method:'post',id:5}) == '/blog/post/5';
If named routes are given, corresponding methods are generated in the passed scope to resolve these urls:
Application.postUrl({id: 5}) == '/blog/post/5';
To get the params to generate a url, a similar method is generated:
Application.postParams({id: 5}) == {object:'Blog',method:'post',id:5};
To call a named route directly without round-tripping to a string and back to params use:
Application.callPost({id: 5});
To call a given method from a URL string, use the dispatch() method:
routes.dispatch('/'); //will call Pages.index()
routes.dispatch('/blog/post/5'); //will call Blog.post({id: 5});
Most server side JavaScript implementations will not preserve objects between requests, so the history is not of use. Client side, after each dispatch, the route and parameters are recorded. The history itself is accessible with the "history" property, and is traversable with the next() and back() methods.
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Thornton, Thomas
| Birth Name | Thornton, Thomas |
| Gender | male |
| Age at Death | 91 years, 8 months, 13 days |
Narrative
Death Cert. - Thomas Thornton died at 19 Oswell St., Rockdale, aged 91 years, he was a Retired Moulder?? & an Aged Pensioner. He had Senility & Cardiac Failure, his son-in-law Harry L. Ross of Oswell St, Rockdale was the Informant. Rev.W. T. Price was the minister, I can't read where he was born in England, it looks like 77yrs in N.S.W., six children living & 1 male (Sylvester) & 1 female (Alice) dec.
SMH - THORNTON - 29 November, 1926, at his daughters residence, 19 Orwell St., Rockdale. THOMAS THORNTON, aged 91yrs. By request no flowers.
THORNTON - The rels & f. of Mr. Sydney, William & Harry Thornton, Mrs. H.Ross (Kate), Mrs.C.H.Golby (Ethel), Mrs.W.N.Irvine (Mabel), & the late Sylvester Thornton are invited to the Funeral of their beloved Father, THOMAS THORNTON; to leave 19 Oswell St., Rockdale, this Tuesday at 12.45pm, for Sec 5, Church of England Cemetery, Rookwood, via the Mortuary, per Motor Service (please no flowers)
Events
| Event | Date | Place | Description | Sources |
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| Birth | 1835-03-16 | Liverpool Yks Eng | ||
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| Death | 1926-11-29 | Rockdale NSW #17669 | ||
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| Burial | 1926-11-30 | C of E Cemetery, Rookwood NSW | ||
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Parents
| Relation to main person | Name | Birth date | Death date | Relation within this family (if not by birth) |
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| Father | Thornton, Sidney (Stonemason) | 1807-03-16 | 1856-05-22 | |
| Mother | Macdonald, Harriet Matilda | 1815-03-16 | 1853-07-04 | |
| Sister | Thornton, Esther Armstrong | 1832-03-25 | ||
| Thornton, Thomas | 1835-03-16 | 1926-11-29 | ||
| Brother | Thornton, William Edward | 1837-01-04 | 1907-05-24 | |
| Brother | Thornton, Sidney Clyde | 1840-03-15 | 1919-08-29 | |
| Sister | Thornton, Sarah | 1842-01-17 | ||
| Brother | Thornton, Sylvester | 1843-09-29 | about 1919 | |
| Sister | Thornton, Elizabeth Jane | 1845-10-02 | 4th Qtr 1927 | |
| Sister | Thornton, Harriet | 1847-09-26 | 1847-11-18 | |
| Sister | Thornton, Mary Faith | 1848-11-25 | 1851-09-22 | |
| Brother | Thornton, John Armstrong | 1851-05-22 | 1851-11-13 |
Families
Family of Thornton, Thomas and Acres, Marian |
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| Married | Wife | Acres, Marian ( * 1836 + 1916-09-12 ) | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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SMH - GOLDEN WEDDING - Thornton - Acres, 28 February, 1863, at St Mary's C.of E. Waverley, by Rev. Stanley Mitchell, Thomas Thornton & Marian Acres. Present address, Kennington, Pile St, Dulwich Hill. |
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| Name | Birth Date | Death Date |
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| Thornton, Sidney Joseph | 1864 | 1918-10-24 |
| Thornton, William | 1866 | 1931-08-30 |
| Thornton, Henry (or Harry) Thomas | about 1840 | 1889-02-17 |
| Thornton, Alice E. | 1870 | 1871 |
| Thornton, Katie Matilda | 1873 | 1946-07-11 |
| Thornton, Sylvester | 1875 | 1922 |
| Thornton, Ethel Jane | 1878-08-04 | 1952-12-14 |
| Thornton, Mabel Florence | 1883-08-12 | 1967-11-29 |
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Module binomial
Author(s): Haris Skiadas, Barb Wahl
Provides probability mass function, cumulative distribution function, quantile function, and random number generator for the Binomial distribution, which is defined by the pmf $$f(x;n,p) = {n \choose x}p^x(1-p)^{n-x}$$ where $x=0,\ldots,n$, $n$ is the size and $p$ is the probability of success.
dbinom
provides access to this probability mass function,
pbinom
to the cumulative distribution function, qbinom
to the
quantile function (inverse cdf)
and rbinom
to random deviates.
Finally, you can use binom
to obtain an object
representing the distribution for some values of the parameters.
binom(size, p)
Returns an object representing a binomial distribution, with properties d
, p
, q
, r
.
binom(size, p).d(x, logp) // same as dbinom(size, p, logp)(x)
binom(size, p).p(x, lowerTail, logp) // same as pbinom(size, p, lowerTail, logp)(x)
binom(size, p).q(x, lowerTail, logp) // same as qbinom(size, p, lowerTail, logp)(x)
binom(size, p).r() // same as rbinom(size, p)()
dbinom(size, p, logp)(x)
Returns the Binomial probability at x
:
$$\textrm{dbinom}(\textrm{size}, p)(x) = \binom{\textrm{size}}{p}p^{x}(1-p)^{(\textrm{size}-x)}$$
where x
is an integer, $0 \leq x \leq \textrm{size}$.
size
is a positive integer (number of trials) and $0 \leq p \leq 1$
(the probability of success on a single trial).
logp
defaults to false
; if logp
is true
, returns the
logarithm of the result.
Based on: Fast and Accurate Computation of Binomial Probabilities, by Catherine Loader, 2000
pbinom(size, p, lowerTail, logp)(x)
Evaluates the Binomial cumulative distribution
function at x
(lower tail probability):
$$\textrm{pbinom}(\textrm{size}, p)(x) = \sum_{k \leq x} \binom{\textrm{size}}{p}p^{k}(1-p)^{(\textrm{size}-k)}$$
size
is a positive integer (number of trials) and $0 \leq p \leq 1$
(the probability of success on a single trial).
lowerTail
defaults to true
; if lowerTail
is false
, returns
the upper tail probability instead:
$$\textrm{pbinom}(\textrm{size}, p, \textrm{false})(x) = \sum_{k>x} \binom{\textrm{size}}{p}p^{k}(1-p)^{(\textrm{size}-k)}$$
logp
defaults to false
; if logp
is true
, returns the logarithm
of the result.
qbinom(size, prob, lowerTail, logp)(prob)
Returns the quantile corresponding to prob
for the $\textrm{Binomial}(size, p)$ distribution.
In general, for a discrete probability
distribution, the quantile is defined as the smallest domain value
x
such that $F(x) \geq prob$, where $F$ is the cumulative
distribution function.
size
is a positive integer (number of trials) and $0 \leq p \leq 1$
(the probability of success on a single trial).
lowerTail
defaults to true
; if lowerTail
is false
, prob
is
interpreted as an upper tail probability.
logp
defaults to false
; if logp
is true
, interprets prob
as
the logarithm of the desired probability.
rbinom(size, p)()
Returns a random variate from the $\textrm{Binomial}(size, p)$ distribution.
size
is a positive integer (number of trials) and $0 \leq p \leq 1$
(the probability of success on a single trial).


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Preface:
Last night I had 1.5 gelcaps (1.1ml) of GBL at approx 18:30, with a full stomach (felt full, couldn't eat any more food). I felt it, after about 30 mins, but it was very mild and not what I would consider fun as such, although it was by no means bad.
Tonight:
I shall do my best to disregard placebo, but this may be difficult
T + 0 - 09:44 - 2 gelcaps swallowed, no food eaten since 18:00 yesterday.
T + 3 - 09:47 - feel slight more relaxed, canít be sure its nothing more than placebo though.
T + 9 - 09:56 - not feeling it as expected, slightly disappointed.
T + 12 - 09:58 - feel mentally a bit slowed, and a *tiny* bit dizzy, nothing amazing though, not like I was last time I done 2 caps (bouncing around like a mad man), got some tunes on which hopefully will help.
T + 13 - 09:59 - here it comes, I think, really feeling this music now and feeling nice and dancey. I'd like to say at this point I mentally feel like Iíve had about 5 pints as far as general happiness and loss of inhibitions go, but thereís none of the usual alcohol fuzziness, I feel as if I could sit and do some work fine. Vision is a little bit retarted, I can focus fine but it seems to take my brain a *tiny* bit longer to register what things are and my eyes feel a bit heavy.
T + 16 - 10:01 - feeling it a bit more intensely now, feels more like 6-7 pints, but still with the mental clarity. Basically, think of it as being drunk but with the bad things (blurred vision/difficulty focusing/mental fuzziness/arrogance) greatly reduced. Of course I can feel the bad effects that alcohol would give you, but VERY mildly, it seems GBL gives me 100% of the good things of alcohol at any set dosage and 20% of the bad ones. This is not to say GBL is all fun and games though, the dose-response curve is very steep and if I had taken 4 gelcaps chances are I'd be out cold right now.
T + 19 - 10:04 - Feeling more dancey and happier now, nice euphoria and general 'life is really good' attitude, I love GBL, gonna let it do its thing now. Oh, one thing I'd like to add - GBL can make some people vomit, the taste of the chemical or the irritation it causes to your stomach can make you dry heave or full on vomit, I am lucky though and I have never even felt nauseous (slight stomach discomfort maybe) on GBL with a full stomach, but I have a friend who projectile vomits on it sometimes. I think of GBL as a mix of the good things of alcohol + the good things of caffeine, but better.
T + 23 - 10:09 - Eddie Halliwell is r0x0ring my panties at the moment, got the tunes up loud and headbanging to the tuneage, loving it :), a plus 1.8 on the schulgin scale, not quite as intense as a 2, cos thereís no adventure as such, but I can feel it right now, but I could continue with a normal day's plans if I wanted to (expect drive of course). I feel as if I could drive, but I know I couldnít, not quite like alcohol in that respect where I imagine enough to feel this :) would make me pretty certain driving would be a very stupid thing to do.
T + 31 10:17 - Nothing new to report, feel the effects in waves, currently not feeling it too much, just worried GBL will be banned soon, I hate this government :(, planning on buying a litre or 2 with a friend in September, just hope its still available.
T + 50 10:35 - Feel pretty much back to normal now, vision is still a *tiny* bit drunk like, but I think itís worn off pretty much
12:19 - meh all gone now, it was good, but Iíve had better GBL experiences.
As you can probably tell by all my waffling, the GBL was making me very talkative
Would like to add this:
Today I had 2 gelcaps (1.7ml) with a nearly empty stomach and had a wonderful time, focusing was hard, I was wobbly and speech was slurred, but I felt fully in control and mentally fine, with a nice dose of euphoria. I have had enough to be knocked out cold before and when I woke up I felt fine. It seems that if GBL/GHB is used responsibly it can be a fantastic social drug, I have ordered larger size 000 caps and hope to try 1.5 when they arrive.
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#include <gazeintersectionoutputdatabase.h>
Inherits IntersectionOutputBase.
Inherited by GazeIntersectionOutputDataV1, and GazeIntersectionOutputDataV2.
Definition at line 19 of file gazeintersectionoutputdatabase.h.
Public Member Functions | |
| virtual const fStdVector3 & | gazeObjectIntersection () const |
| GazeIntersectionOutputDataBase & | operator= (const GazeIntersectionOutputDataBase &rhs) |
| virtual void | setGazeObjectIntersection (const fStdVector3 &object_intersection) |
Static Public Member Functions | |
| static ObjectID | latestGazeIntersectionObjectID () |
Protected Member Functions | |
| virtual void | assignData (const GazeIntersectionOutputDataBase &src) COREDATA_PURE_METHOD |
| virtual void assignData | ( | const GazeIntersectionOutputDataBase & | src | ) | [protected, virtual] |
Assigns private data members to src private members.
Reimplemented in GazeIntersectionOutputDataV1, and GazeIntersectionOutputDataV2.
| virtual const fStdVector3& gazeObjectIntersection | ( | ) | const [virtual] |
Point in world coordinates where the gaze vector intersects world model object (in meters).
Reimplemented in GazeIntersectionOutputDataV2.
| static ObjectID latestGazeIntersectionObjectID | ( | ) | [static] |
Returns ID of the latest faceLAB GazeIntersectionOutputDataObject.
| GazeIntersectionOutputDataBase& operator= | ( | const GazeIntersectionOutputDataBase & | rhs | ) |
Assignment operator supports copying different versions of GazeIntersectionOutputDataBase.
| virtual void setGazeObjectIntersection | ( | const fStdVector3 & | object_intersection | ) | [virtual] |
Set the world model object intersection point in world co-ordinates
| object_intersection | vector of length 3 containing the [X, Y, Z] co-ordinates of the world model object intersection |
| std::invalid_argument | if an attempt to add an object_intersection is made to GazeIntersectionOutputDataBase |
Reimplemented in GazeIntersectionOutputDataV2.


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ODBC Support
The tools for extended predicates have been used to implement ODBC support for
Prolog. The full source code for the ODBC support is included so you can modify
and enhance it as you see fit.
The ODBC predicates are defined in two layers.
- Extended predicates that provide direct access to ODBC functions. These
are defined in aodbc.lsx.
- A Prolog shell that makes it easy to map Prolog predicates to database tables,
so that Prolog can easily backtrack through database tables as easily as Prolog
facts. These are defined in aodbc.plm.
The source code for each is provided in the directory \src\lsx\odbc.
There is also a customer-contributed ODBC interface that covers
the full ODBC API. It is available on an as-is basis on our web site and
can be modified as you see fit.
Prolog Interface
The high-level ODBC interface is designed to present an easy mapping of Prolog
predicates to database queries. db_query/2 is the main predicate that
provides a mapping from a simple Prolog query format with backtracking to the
rows of a database table. Multiple db_query/2 statements can be nested
to form arbitrarily complex joins. Internally each keeps track of its own ODBC
cursor.
db_query/2 maps the Prolog query to an SQL query, using the bound variables
in the where clause. This utilizes the query capabilities of the particular
ODBC driver. Normal Prolog unification can be used on top of that to fine tune
the resulting set of records.
- db_open(DBSource)
- Open the named ODBC source with no user id or password. DBSource should
be an atom or a string.
- db_open(DBSource, UserID)
- Open the named ODBC source for UserID. Both arguments should be atoms or
strings.
- db_open(DBSource, UserID, Password)
- Open the named ODBC source for UserID and Password. All arguments are atoms
or strings.
- db_close
- Closes the open ODBC connection, freeing all open queries. (Open queries
are db_query queries that did backtrack through all solutions.)
- db_query(Table, QueryList)
- Pose the QueryList to the named Table, unifying the variables as appropriate.
The QueryList is a list of column names and Prolog terms separated by '='
signs. It is expected the application will backtrack through all solutions
as the cursor is kept open. (Use db_queryonce for single solutions,
see db_freeall for dealing with incomplete queries.) The following
example uses the dbgene sample:
?- db_query(person, [pid=P, surname='Bear', name=N]).
P = 5
N = `Phillip` ;
P = 13
N = `Edward`
- db_queryonce(Table, QueryList)
- Like db_query/2, except it is intended to be executed just once,
and the cursor is closed after the call.
- db_query(SQL, Input, Format, Output)
- A version of db_query that lets the program specify an arbitrary
SQL statement. Input is a list of values to replace '?' in the query, Format
is a list of format specifications of the expected output values, and Output
is a list of variables that will be bound to the results. The following example
uses the dbgene sample:
?- db_query(`select pid, name from person where surname = ?`, ['Bear'], [i, s40], [PID, NAME]).
PID = 5
NAME = `Phillip` ;
PID = 13
NAME = `Edward` ;
- db_queryonce(SQL, Input, Format, Output)
- Like db_query/4, except it is intended to be executed just once,
and the cursor is closed after the call.
- db_table(Table, Column, Type)
- User-defined descriptions of ODBC tables used by db_query to build queries.
One db_table/3 fact must be entered for each column that will be used in db_query/2
queries.
- Table
- the name of the table
- Column
- the name of the column
- Type
- a variable type and length. The types are
- i - integer
- a - atom
- s - string
- t - time
- d - date
- f - single float
- g - double float
The type indicates what Prolog type is mapped to the table column. Atoms
and strings need a length as well, such as a10 for a 10 character atom or
s25. Date and time fields map into Prolog structures date/3 and time/3 respectively.
Prolog Interface
Example
This example program poses a query against a database
of basketball games that include the date and time of each game. It backtracks
through the games printing each as it goes.
db_table(games, home, a20).
db_table(games, away, a20).
db_table(games, day, d). % date data type
db_table(games, time, t). % time data type
main :-
db_open(events),
db_query(games, [home=H, away=A, day=D, time=T]),
write(H:A), tab(1), write(D),
tab(1), write(T), nl,
fail.
main :- db_close.
?- main.
Duke : Clemson date(1997,1,12) time(14,30,0)
Florida State : Georgia Tech date(1997,1,12) time(20,15,0)
Maryland : North Carolina date(1997,1,14) time(13,0,0)
There are a number of samples illustrating the ODBC connection in the Samples
directory. samples\odbc\dbgene contains a Prolog program that can be run in
the IDE and that accesses an ODBC database. See the samples documentation for
details on how to set it up.
Extended Predicates
The direct
ODBC extended predicates provide a lower level connection between Prolog
and ODBC. The basic loop is to call db_query/5, specifying an SQL query,
followed by epeated calls to db_fetch/2 retrieve the database fields and
map them to Prolog terms. The Prolog ODBC shell provides an interface to
this basic loop that maps more naturally to Prolog backtracking search.
- db_init
- Initialize the ODBC environment. This predicate is called only once as only
one ODBC environment is necessary for multiple connections.
- db_free
- Closes the DB environment. There should be one of these calls to balance
every db_init.
- db_connect(HDBC, DataSource, UserID, Password)
- Connects to the ODBC DataSource, using UserID and Password, all strings
or atoms. HDBC should be an unbound variable which is bound with the address
of the connection.
- db_disconnect(HDBC)
- Disconnect the specified ODBC connection. There should be one db_disconnect
for every db_connect.
- db_query(HDBC, QAddr, SQL, WhereList, FieldTypes)
- Using connection HDBC, db_query/5 prepares and executes the SQL statement,
using the Prolog terms in the WhereList to bind with the where clause, and
mapping the requested database fields to the types listed in the FieldTypes
list. The internal address of the query is returned in QAddr, for use in subsequent
db_fetch calls.
- db_fetch(QAddr, AnsList)
- Fetches the next row which satisfied the query identified by QAddr. The
database fields specified in the SQL query are mapped to the Prolog terms
in the AnsList.
- db_freeq(QAddr)
- Frees the internal resources associated with the query identified by QAddr.
This is only necessary if the query has not been exhausted through repeated
calls to db_fetch/2. (Even then it is not totally necessary, as all
of the memory still allocated will be freed when the ODBC connection is closed.)
- db_freeall
- Frees all the open queries. If an application uses cut (!) to trim the search
tree on database queries, then it is recommended that db_freeall be called
periodically to free up ODBC resources being used to hold unfinished queries.
Failure to do so can result in system errors in the ODBC drivers that can
hang an application.
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CNGridView Class Reference
| Inherits from | NSView |
| Declared in | CNGridView.h |
Overview
CNGridView
is a (wanna be) replacement for NSCollectionView. It has full delegate and dataSource support with method calls like known from NSTableView/UITableView.
The use of CNGridView
is just simple as possible.
Tasks
Managing the Delegate and the Data Source
-
delegate
Property for the receiver’s delegate.
property -
dataSource
Property for the receiver’s data source.
property
Configuring the GridView
-
gridViewTitle
Property for a title of the grid view.
property -
backgroundColor
Property for the background color of the grid view.
property -
scrollElasticity
Property for setting the elasticity of the enclosing
propertyNSScrollView
. -
itemSize
Property for setting the grid view item size.
property
Creating GridView Items
-
– dequeueReusableItemWithIdentifier:
Returns a reusable grid view item object located by its identifier.
Managing the Content
-
– numberOfVisibleItems
Returns the number of currently visible items of
CNGridView
.
Managing Selections
-
allowsSelection
Property for setting whether the grid view allows item selection or not.
property -
allowsMultipleSelection
Property that indicates whether the grid view should allow multiple item selection or not.
property -
useSelectionRing
property -
useHover
property -
– selectAllItems
-
– deselectAllItems
-
– selectItem:
-
– deSelectItem:
-
– selectedItems
Reloading GridView Data
Properties
allowsMultipleSelection
Property that indicates whether the grid view should allow multiple item selection or not.
@property (nonatomic, assign) BOOL allowsMultipleSelection
Parameters
- YES
The grid view allows multiple item selection.
- NO
The grid view don’t allow multiple item selection.
Discussion
If you have this property set to YES
with actually many selected items, all these items will be unselect on setting allowsMultipleSelection
to NO
.
Declared In
CNGridView.h
allowsSelection
Property for setting whether the grid view allows item selection or not.
@property (nonatomic, assign) BOOL allowsSelection
Discussion
The default value is YES
.
Declared In
CNGridView.h
backgroundColor
Property for the background color of the grid view.
@property (nonatomic, strong) NSColor *backgroundColor
Discussion
This color (or pattern image) will be assigned to the enclosing scroll view. In the phase of initializing CNGridView
will
send the enclosing scroll view a setDrawsBackground
message with YES
as parameter value. So it’s guaranteed the background
will be drawn even if you forgot to set this flag in interface builder.
If you don’t use this property, the default value is [NSColor controlColor]
.
Declared In
CNGridView.h
dataSource
Property for the receiver’s data source.
@property (nonatomic, strong) IBOutlet id<CNGridViewDataSource> dataSource
Declared In
CNGridView.h
delegate
Property for the receiver’s delegate.
@property (nonatomic, strong) IBOutlet id<CNGridViewDelegate> delegate
Declared In
CNGridView.h
gridViewTitle
Property for a title of the grid view.
@property (nonatomic, strong) NSString *gridViewTitle
Discussion
The default value is nil
.
Declared In
CNGridView.h
itemSize
Property for setting the grid view item size.
@property (nonatomic, assign) NSSize itemSize
Discussion
You can set this property programmatically to any value you want. On each change of this value CNGridView
will automatically
refresh the entire visible grid view with an animation effect.
Declared In
CNGridView.h
scrollElasticity
Property for setting the elasticity of the enclosing NSScrollView
.
@property (nonatomic, assign) BOOL scrollElasticity
Parameters
- YES
Elasticity is on.
- NO
Elasticity is off.
Discussion
This property will set and overwrite the values from Interface Builder. There is no horizontal-vertical distinction.
The default value is YES
.
Declared In
CNGridView.h
Instance Methods
dequeueReusableItemWithIdentifier:
Returns a reusable grid view item object located by its identifier.
- (id)dequeueReusableItemWithIdentifier:(NSString *)identifier
Parameters
- identifier
A string identifying the grid view item object to be reused. This parameter must not be nil.
Return Value
A CNGridViewItem object with the associated identifier or nil if no such object exists in the reusable queue.
Declared In
CNGridView.h


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Q: How did the 'process over product' concept affect the way you tackled the site redesign and rebuild?
Hehe. I think overall it's hard to avoid admitting that this approach was necessary to survive the exercise at all... my sites certainly have elements that don't move as they should and I reached the end of my tether trying to resolve those issues and was forced to accept 'process over product'. lol
Read or watch chapter 2 of Search Inside Yourself, and reflect:
Q: What did you think about meditation before reading chapter 2?
A: Essentially I had a pre-conception that it was more to do with emptying the mind, which isn't really true - more about redirecting it or learning to focus it.
Q: What new things have you learnt about meditation?
A: One of the more important ideas to me is that the exercises help me train my 'meta-attention', meaning that I will eventually be able to change my mental focus so that I can calmly examine my own internal state eg whether happy or sad in a calm way which would then lead to greater control.
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Use desktop notifications to notify users that something important has happened. Notifications appear outside the browser window. As the following snapshots show, the details of how notifications look and where they're shown depend on the platform.
You create the notification window using a bit of JavaScript and, optionally, an HTML page packaged inside your extension.
You can request the notification permission in the extension manifest, like this:
{ "name": "My extension", ... "permissions": [ "notifications" ], ... }
Note: Extensions that declare
the notifications
permission
are always allowed to create notifications.
There is no need to call
webkitNotifications.checkPermission()
.
You can communicate between a notification and other views in your extension using getBackgroundPage() and getViews(). For example:
// Inside a notification... chrome.extension.getBackgroundPage().doThing(); // From the background page... chrome.extension.getViews({type:"notification"}).forEach(function(win) { win.doOtherThing(); });
You can find a simple example of using notifications in the examples/api/notifications directory. For other examples and for help in viewing the source code, see Samples.
Also see html5rocks.com's notifications tutorial. Ignore the permission-related code; it's unnecessary if you declare the "notifications" permission.
The desktop notification API for extensions is the same one that is available to normal web pages. As the following code shows, you first create either a simple text notification or an HTML notification, and then you show the notification.
// Create a simple text notification: var notification = webkitNotifications.createNotification( '48.png', // icon url - can be relative 'Hello!', // notification title 'Lorem ipsum...' // notification body text ); // Or create an HTML notification: var notification = webkitNotifications.createHTMLNotification( 'notification.html' // html url - can be relative ); // Then show the notification. notification.show();
For complete API details, see the Desktop notifications draft specification.


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Mick McCarthy Hits Out At Derby Following Richard Keogh Sacking
by Oisin McQueirnsIrish manager Mick McCarthy has explained that he was “astounded” by Derby County’s decision to terminate the contract of defender Richard Keogh.
Keogh was sacked by the club last week with immediate effect on the grounds of ‘gross misconduct’ after he was involved in a car crash which saw Derby teammates Tom Lawrence and Mason Bennett charged with drink driving.
The 33-year-old severely injured his knee in the incident which will see him miss over a year of action as well as Euro 2020 next summer should Ireland reach the finals of the competition.
Keogh will work closely with the English PFA who outlined earlier this week that they would be “robustly defending” the player who has 14 days from the day of his dismissal to appeal Derby’s decision.
Speaking on Keogh’s dismissal, McCarthy said in quotes reported by Independent.ie at the PFAI awards on Saturday night, that he feels the situation may have been different if ‘Richard had got in an Uber and the Uber driver was drunk.’
“I’m astounded at what’s gone on there, I really am. I’ve only worked with him since December and he’s been brilliant, such a great guy,” McCarthy said.
“I know they (English PFA) have taken it on and so they should be, that’s where they (players) really need help in cases like that.
“If Richard has got in an Uber and the Uber driver was drunk I don’t think they would have sacked him.”
Last night’s awards also saw Keogh’s international teammate Jack Byrne pick up the 2019 PFAI Player of the Year accolade as he beat out Dundalk duo Sean Gannon and Michael Duffy.
Bohemians and Ireland U21 midfielder Daniel Mandroiu was named Young Player of the Year with Enda Stevens picking up the Irish Overseas Player of the Year.
Denise O’Sullivan won the Women’s Senior International Player of the Year award while Dundalk’s Vinny Perth was named PFAI Manager of the Year.


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PICS: Tragedy strikes as 2 people die after tree crashes into kombi during Harare heavy rainstorm
by Sharon Chirisa2 people die after tree crashes into kombi during Harare heavy rainstorm
ZRP has confirmed that two people died in Harare’s Mbare area during this Monday afternoon heavy storm in the capital.
Assistant Commissioner Paul Nyathi confirmed the sad development in a telephone interview with ZBC News.
It also left a trail of destruction with huge trees being uprooted while others fell on vehicles parked in the Avenues area.
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Lists
This page provides a variety of lists to test proper behaviour with browsers and ATs.
Single Level
UL
The first list demonstrates an unsorted list. A peculiarity of UL and OL is that nothing normally goes inside the list tags except list items. If you place anything inside a UL or OL but not within the LI structure, it is still indented, like this use of the phrase "three fruit". Most ATs will treat the phrase "three fruit" as part of the list, and may even label the list using this text, although that isn't part of the specification.- bananas
- apples
- oranges
OL
The second list demonstrates an enumerated list. I'll give you three reasons you use this:- you want to indicate sequence
- you want to rank or otherwise indicate order
- you like numbers better than bullets, even though, as with this list, the numbering is pretty arbitrary
DL
A definition list should be used exclusively for structuring definitions. Unlike the other lists, it consists of a three-part structure. There is the DL, which indicates the beginning and end of a definition list. Unlike OL and UL, text inside the DL but outside the inner tags is not immediately indented.- DT or Definition Term
- The Term is the word or phrase being defined
- DD, or Definition Description
- The DD describes the term. In this example DL, there are two sets of terms and descriptions.
Nested lists
With a nested list, a new UL or OL is put inside an existing UL or OL. As with simple lists, the user agent will handle indentation and bullet variations.Ingredients as nested list
- Wet
- Eggs
- Milk
- Dry
- Flour
- Sugar
- Salt
Instructions as nested list
- Mix dry ingredients
- Put 1 cup flour in bowl
- Add 1 Tbsp sugar
- Ad 1 tsp salt and mix
- Mix wet ingredients
- Measure 1 cup milk
- Add a egg and blend
- Add wet ingredients into dry ingredients
Unordered tasks with ordered tasks nested
- Rake the yard
- Wash the clothes
- Sort the clothes
- Set the washing machine correctly
- Add the detergent
- Start the machine
- Buy the groceries


List
Lists (or arrays) are simple sequence of objects, their size is dynamic and their index starts always from 0. They provide fast random access to their elements. You can create a list by placing a sequence of comma-separated expressions inside square brackets:
var r = [1, 2, "Hello", 3.1415, true];
// list has a count property
var n = r.count; // n is 5
Accessing elements
You can access an element from a list by calling the subscript operator [] on it with the index of the element you want. Like most languages, indices start at zero:
var names = ["Mark", "Andrew", "Paul", "Ross", "Frank", "Max"];
names[0]; // "Mark"
names[2]; // "Paul"
Negative indices counts backwards from the end:
var names = ["Mark", "Andrew", "Paul", "Ross", "Frank", "Max"];
names[-1]; // "Max"
names[-2]; // "Frank"
Iterating elements
The subscript operator works well for finding values when you know the key you’re looking for, but sometimes you want to see everything that’s in the list. Since the List class implements the iterator method, you can easily use it in a for loop:
var people = ["Mark", "Andrew", "Paul", "Ross", "Frank", "Max"];
for (var name in people) {
System.print("Current name is " + name);
}
Adding elements
A List instance can be expanded by setting an index that is greater than the current size of the list:
var list = [10,20,30,40,50];
list[30] = 22; // list contains now 31 elements (index 0...30)
List as a stack
The List class implements the push/pop methods as a convenient way to threat a list as a stack:
var list = [10,20,30,40,50];
list.push(100); // add 100 to the list
var v1 = list.pop(); // pop 100
var v2 = list.pop(); // pop 50


Trump awards medals to Jon Voight and Alison Krauss
US President Donald Trump has honoured Oscar-winning actor Jon Voight and country singer Alison Krauss with a prestigious national award for the arts.
It was first time during Mr Trump’s nearly three-year-old presidency that he has awarded the National Medal of Arts Medal.
Honourees included Jon Voight, one of the few Hollywood actors who is an outspoken backer of Mr Trump.
Voight, one of four winners of the National Medal of Arts, later accompanied Mr Trump to Dover Air Force Base in Delaware to pay tribute to the remains of two US service members who were killed in a helicopter crash in Afghanistan this week.
The White House ceremony marked a rare warm moment between artists and Mr Trump. The president has had a chilly relationship with a broad swath of Hollywood and the arts world, which have shunned Mr Trump over his immigration policies, his Supreme Court picks, his administration’s efforts to roll back abortion rights and other issues.
Mr Trump said: “Each of today’s recipients has made an outstanding contributions to American society, culture and life. They exemplify the genius, talent and creativity of our exceptional nation.”
Voight, who stars in the Showtime drama Ray Donovan, won the best actor Oscar for his portrayal of a troubled Vietnam War veteran in the 1978 film Coming Home and starred in the 1969 Oscar-winning best picture Midnight Cowboy.
The other recipients of the National Medal of Arts were Alison Krauss, a Grammy-winning bluegrass-country musician; Sharon Percy Rockefeller, the CEO of Washington’s flagship public television and radio stations; and the musicians of the US military.


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