I have smoked weed at least once a day for about a year....but as of late I have decided to stay clean in order to have a certain job that drug tests. Other guys from my work started to smoke different types of spice (Armagedon, Judgement Day, Green Budda, Spike, Spike Max, Spike Diamond, Freedom, and pep spice are all common in stores in Southern California).
I had smoked this stuff many times before this day, but something about this time was different. I got off work and stopped at a local smoke shop with a buddy to get a gram of our typical favorite, armagedon. The smoke shop had a type I had never seen. It was called Armagedon Pinnapple.
We got home and loaded my 2 foot bong with about half the bag, or around .5 grams. My friend and I passed the bong for the next 5 minutes, smoking rather fast. We were being observed by my friend's wife. 5 min into smoking she noticed that he was not talking, and that he seemed to have an overwhelmed look on his face. After being spoken to he would not talk to either me or his wife. He was just sitting there with a grin on his face. I just thought he was being a weirdo and brushed it off.
I got up from the couch where we had been smoking to go clean my bong. As soon as I stood up the high hit me hard....I had a very intense body high, that I can most compare to the effects of MDMA. As I started to rinse out my bong in the sink, I noticed I was having hallucinations. I watched my bongs glass change colors as the water was pouring over it. Everything looked membranous and breathing. At this point I was having a great time.
About 15 minutes later, my vision was starting blur as my heart rate increased to around 150 bpm. I got very hot and wanted to take a shower to cool my body.
Once I took off my clothes and got into a cold shower, I tried to adjust the water temp. I was so confused, and was having such trouble concentrating that I could not figure out how to adjust the water. I did manage to make the water so hot I could not stand the heat....so I just turned the water off and gave up. I thought something was wrong with the pipes. I was just very confused. I brought my roommate into the bathroom to see if she could figure out what was wrong with the shower. I showed her and it worked fine. When she left the bathroom, I tried to adjust the water again and I could only get it burning hot, or freezing cold. I was freaking out, by now over this. It was like I was in the twilight zone. I just did not feel right. I felt severe waves of paranoia, and again mass confusion.
This lasted for 2 hours, coming down slowly until I was normal again in 4 hours. I have not again had anything even similar to this effect on my body by any other spice, or even the same.
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File Summary
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| all.js |
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| app.js |
Default properties and methods of the app object. |
| Array.js |
Adds useful methods to the JavaScript Array type. |
| Aspects.js |
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| Chart.js |
Fields and methods of the helma.Chart prototype |
| Color.js |
Fields and methods of the helma.Chart prototype |
| Database.js |
Properties and methods of the helma.Database prototype. |
| DatabaseObject.js |
Default properties and methods of objects of the
class Packages.helma.scripting.rhino.extensions.DatabaseObject. |
| Date.js |
Adds useful methods to the JavaScript Date type. |
| File.js |
Default properties and methods of
the File prototype. |
| Filters.js |
Implements some useful macro filters. |
| Ftp.js |
Default properties and methods of
the FtpClient prototype. |
| FtpClient.js |
Default properties and methods of
the FtpClient prototype. |
| Global.js |
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| global.js |
Objects and functions made available in the
global scope of the Helma environment. |
| Group.js |
A JavaScript library wrapping
Packages.helma.extensions.helmagroups |
| HopObject.js |
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| Html.js |
Fields and methods of the helma.Html
and helma.Html.Tablewriter classes. |
| Http.js |
Fields and methods of the helma.Http class. |
| Image.js |
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| JSON.js |
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| Mail.js |
Fields and methods of the helma.Mail class. |
| MimePart.js |
Default properties and methods of objects of the
class Packages.helma.util.MimePart. |
| Number.js |
Adds useful methods to the JavaScript Number type. |
| Object.js |
Adds useful methods to the JavaScript Object type. |
| req.js |
Default properties and methods of the req object. |
| res.js |
Default properties and methods of the res object. |
| res_continued.js |
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| Search.js |
Fields and methods of the helma.Search class |
| session.js |
Default properties and methods of the session object. |
| Skin.js |
Fields and methods of the helma.Skin class. |
| Ssh.js |
Fields and methods of the helma.Ssh class. |
| String.js |
Adds useful methods to the JavaScript String type. |
| Url.js |
Fields and methods of the helma.Url class. |
| Xml.js |
Default properties and methods of the Xml object. |
| Zip.js |
Fields and methods of the helma.Zip class. |


by IshiaY.
Posted on September 29, 2016 AT 6:30 PM
How to Get Beautiful, Glowing Skin
Do you long for a naturally gorgeous complexion? Do you wish that you had absolutely beautiful, glowing skin? Follow along after the jump to learn how to nurture and protect your skin so that it looks amazing as soon as you wake up in the morning.
Eating Healthy and Exercising
1. Drink up. Aim to get 6 to 8 glasses of water a day. The water will clear your skin and make it glow because it makes it easier for your body to flush out toxins quickly. Carry a water bottle with you all day to make sure you always have water on hand. Drink herbal tea or other non-caffeinated beverages to hydrate when you're tired of water.
2. Eat a healthy diet. Healthy proteins and nutritious fruits and vegetables go a long way toward making skin glow. Add these elements to your diet to see quick results: Omega 3 fatty acids. These are found in fish and walnuts, and are especially beneficial to your skin. Vitamin C. This will help existing pimples heal faster, so eating a few servings of citrus fruits and spinach will help. Fiber-rich foods. Fresh vegetables, nuts, and unprocessed fruit helps keep a fine balance and to be regular, not sluggish, in the gastrointestinal area. You may look and feel tired and sickly (headache and abdominal complaints), if you do not have regularity of elimination/movements once or more every day.
3. Eat less sugar and salt. Try to consume less than 45g of sugar on a daily basis, and cut down on salty foods. Eating too much salt can make your face look bloated.
4. Take vitamins. If you're worried you aren't getting enough of necessary vitamins and minerals, try taking a multivitamin. Vitamins intended for pregnant women are especially beneficial to the skin.
5. Work out. Cardio makes your skin glow because it stimulates blood flow. It's also healthy for your body and will make you stronger. You'll see results immediately and long term, too.


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Experience
UX Designer / Consultant
L's Concept Ltd
Helping small to medium sized companies to create, improve and deliver user experience of their website and mobile platforms that effortlessly let their customers to accomplish their goals.
- Responsible for delivery of impactful designs from research to release using UX process.
- Conducting effective interviews and surveys to identify real human needs, and leverage those insights to guide through the design and testing processes.
- Developing personas, user scenarios, customer journeys and storyboards.
- Creating mid to high fidelity prototypes using sketch, and making them interactive with inVision.
- Understanding how to work with clients, manage expectations and set up workflows that deliver the results clients are looking for.
- Incorporating a range of industry research methods and approaches to understand and validate the expectations of users.
- Creating efficient channel between developers and designers by using appropriate Information Architecture and clear communication.
- Using various user testing methods to help inform the optimization of the designs to create more effective experiences.
- Key Client's Projects:
- Levell - Native Mobile App
- Generation Change - Responsive Design for Desktop & Mobile
- Bloomsbury Beginnings - Mobile Web App
- GF Travel - Native Mobile App
- Foodie.st - Website Design
Project Manager / PMO Manager
Royal Bank of Scotland
Regulatory programme - To ring-fence the retail customers from the investment division to protect the UK economy from a repeat
of the Financial Crisis.
- Led a team of 2 resources
- Set up project governance within a tight time-frame by creating detailed, user-friendly processes
as well as enhancing existing procedures and implementing control measures to ensure accuracy.
Demonstrated ability to build strong and lasting stakeholder relationships.
- Successfully supported dress rehearsal implementations and live event by initiating and driving
schedule of events and liaising with operations, technical and other teams to deliver automated
data migration of customer records. With a strong attention to detail, understood and drove
the process to meet the business objectives and goals.
- Identiﬁed the need for and successfully implemented under a tight timeline, a text messaging
facility required for alert messaging over the dress rehearsal implementations to provide
more user-friendly, timely, and cost-eﬀective notiﬁcations to the various teams involved
in delivery. RBS is trailing this facility with other teams and projects.
- Managing workstream governance and wider plan in MS Project; tracking and monitoring milestones
and dependencies against the programme goals as well as resource usage and ensure an optimised
allocation based on the project lifecycle.
- RAID Management in PlanView including identifying inter/internal/external dependency management
as well as escalating risks and issues promptly and eﬀectively.
- Managing change control procedures and supporting assurance and audit activities to ensure adherence
to project compliance.
- Following P3M (Portfolio, Programme, Project Management) methodology and Records Management best
practices.
Project Manager / Lead PMO
Royal Bank of Scotland
Business Transformation programme - To create an independent Williams & Glyn Bank on the High Street. Part of delivery
team with focus on business testing and proving.
Project Manager
Financial Software Limited
Data Migration / Software implementation projects
Project Manager
Lloyds Banking Group
Business Change Programme (Verde Programme)
Junior Project Manager
Royal Bank of Scotland
A Major Deal Compliance / Business Change Programme (Rainbow programme)
Project Support Lead
Amazon
Software Implementation Projects
Project Quality Assurance
Ministry of Home Affairs (Home Office)
ID Migration project


(Deprecated API)
(Deprecated API)
(Deprecated API)
Same great maps plus a SLA, support, and control over ads
Note: The Google Maps Javascript API Version 3 documented within these pages is now the official Javascript API. Version 2 of this API has been officially deprecated as per our deprecation policy. We encourage you to migrate your code to this newly updated and enhanced version!
The fundamental element in any Google Maps V3 API application is the "map"
itself. This document discusses usage of the fundamental
google.maps.Map
object and the basics of map operations. (If
you've followed the Version 2 tutorial, much will look the same. However,
there are some differences, so please read this document.)
The easiest way to start learning about the Google Maps API is to see a simple example. The following web page displays a map centered on Sydney, New South Wales, Australia:
<!DOCTYPE html>   <meta name="viewport" content="initial-scale=1.0, user-scalable=no" />

View example (map-simple.html)
Even in this simple example, there are a few things to note:
<DOCTYPE
html>
declaration.script
tag.div
element named "map_canvas" to hold the
Map.body
tag's
onload
event.These steps are explained below.
We recommend that you declare a true DOCTYPE
within your web application. Within the examples here, we've
declared our applications as HTML5 using the simple HTML5 DOCTYPE
as shown below:
<!DOCTYPE html>
Most current browsers will render content that is declared with
this DOCTYPE
in "standards mode" which means that your
application should be more cross-browser compliant. The DOCTYPE
is also designed to degrade gracefully; browsers that don't understand
it will ignore it, and use "quirks mode" to display their content.
Note that some CSS that works within quirks mode is not valid in
standards mode. In specific, all percentage-based sizes must inherit
from parent block elements, and if any of those ancestors fail to
specify a size, they are assumed to be sized at 0 x 0 pixels. For
that reason, we include the following
This CSS declaration indicates that the map container

(named map_canvas
) should take up 100% of the height of the HTML
body. Note that we must specifically declare those percentages for

and
as well.
  <meta name="viewport" content="initial-scale=1.0, user-scalable=no" />
The http://maps.google.com/maps/api/js
URL points to the location of a JavaScript file that loads all of the symbols
and definitions you need for using v3 of the Google Maps API. Your page must
contain a script
tag pointing to this URL.
The <meta>
tag within this header specifies
that this map should be displayed full-screen and should not be resizable by
the user. (See
Developing for
Mobile Devices for more information.)
Note that we also need to set a sensor
parameter to indicate
whether this application uses a sensor to determine the user's location. We've
left this example as a variable set_to_true_or_false to emphasize that
you must set this value to either true
or
false
explicitly.

For the map to display on a web page, we must reserve a spot for it.
Commonly, we do this by creating a named div
element and obtaining
a reference to this element in the browser's document object model (DOM).
In the example above, we define a

named
"map_canvas" and set its size using style attributes. Note that this size is
set to "100%" which will expand to fit the size on mobile devices. You may need
to adjust these values based on the browser's screensize and padding. Note that
the map will always take its size from that of its containing element, so you
must always set a size on that

explicitly.
var myLatlng = new google.maps.LatLng(-34.397, 150.644); var myOptions = { zoom: 8, center: myLatlng, mapTypeId: google.maps.MapTypeId.ROADMAP };
To initialize a Map, we first create a Map options
object to contain map initialization variables. This object is not constructed;
instead it is created as an object literal. Because we want to center the map
on a specific point, we also create a latlng
value to hold this
location and pass this into the map's options. For more information on
specifiying locations see Latitudes and Longitudes
below.
We also set the initial zoom level and mapTypeId
to
google.maps.MapTypeId.ROADMAP
. The following types are supported:
ROADMAP
displays the normal, default 2D tiles of Google
Maps.SATELLITE
displays photographic tiles.HYBRID
displays a mix of photographic tiles and a tile layer
for prominent features (roads, city names).TERRAIN
displays physical relief tiles for displaying
elevation and water features (mountains, rivers, etc.).Unlike in the Google Maps V2 API, there is no default map type. You must specifically set an initial map type to see appropriate tiles.
For more information about Map Types, see the Map Types section. For most cases, however, using the basic types above is all you need to know.
google.maps.Map
- the Elementary
Objectvar map = new google.maps.Map(document.getElementById("map_canvas"), myOptions);
The JavaScript class that represents a map is the Map
class.
Objects of this class define a single map on a page. (You may create more than
one instance of this class - each object will define a separate map on the
page.) We create a new instance of this class using the JavaScript
new
operator.
When you create a new map instance, you specify a

HTML element in the page as a container for the map. HTML nodes
are children of the JavaScript document
object, and
we obtain a reference to this element via the
document.getElementById()
method.
This code defines a variable (named map
) and assigns that
variable to a new Map
object, also passing in options defined
within the myOptions
object literal. These options will be used to
initialize the map's properties. The function Map()
is known as a
constructor and its definition is shown below:
| Constructor | Description |
|---|---|
| google.maps.Map(opts? ) | Creates a new map using the passed optional parameters in the
opts parameter. |

While an HTML page renders, the document object model (DOM) is built out,
and any external images and scripts are received and incorporated into the
document
object. To ensure that our map is placed on the page
after the page has fully loaded, we only execute the function which constructs
the Map
object once the
element of the
HTML page receives an onload
event. Doing so avoids unpredictable
behavior and gives us more control on how and when the map draws.
The body
tag's onload
attribute is an example of
an event handler. The Google Maps JavaScript API also provides a set of events
that you can handle to determine state changes. For more information, see
Map Events.
View example (map-simple.html)
We need a way to refer to locations on the map. The
google.maps.LatLng
object provides such a mechanism within the
Google Maps API. You construct a LatLng
object, passing its
parameters in the order { latitude, longitude }:
var myLatlng = new google.maps.LatLng(myLatitude, myLongitude)
Note: the process of turning an address into a geographic point is known as geocoding. Geocoding is supported in this release of the Google Maps API. For more information, see Geocoding in the services section.
LatLng
objects have many uses within the Google Maps API. The
google.maps.Marker
object uses a LatLng
in its
constructor, for example, and places a marker
overlay on the map at the given geographic
location.


In this assignment, we basically focused on the “Domain” column of the strawberry dataset and generate some related EDA.
In our presentation, we will show you how we wrangled our data, what kind of EDA we have done, and what is something we can tell from our work.
The purpose of this assignment is to show our ability of using R to produce documents, presentations, and shiny apps.
There are 2 datasets collected by USDA and presented by Haviland– Strawberries.csv and Pesticides.csv. We need to do some wrangling to join the 2 datasets, make them tidy and clean them.
Strawberries.csv — 3021 rows x 21 columns
Pesticides.csv — 90 rows x 5 columns
| Program | Year | Period | State | State.ANSI | Strawberries | items | discription | units | measurement | dname | type | Domain.Category | title | Pesticide | Number | Value | CV…. | Pesticide_old | Carcinogen | Hormone.Disruptor | Neurotoxins | Developmental.or.Reproductive.Toxins | Bee.Toxins |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| CENSUS | 2019 | YEAR | CALIFORNIA | 6 | STRAWBERRIES | ORGANIC - OPERATIONS WITH SALES | NA | NA | NA | ORGANIC STATUS | NA | ORGANIC STATUS: (NOP USDA CERTIFIED) | NA | NA | 174 | 8 | NA | NA | NA | NA | NA | NA | |
| CENSUS | 2019 | YEAR | CALIFORNIA | 6 | STRAWBERRIES | ORGANIC - SALES | MEASURED IN $ | NA | MEASURED IN $ | ORGANIC STATUS | NA | ORGANIC STATUS: (NOP USDA CERTIFIED) | NA | NA | 300,277,717 | 33.1 | NA | NA | NA | NA | NA | NA | |
| CENSUS | 2019 | YEAR | CALIFORNIA | 6 | STRAWBERRIES | ORGANIC - SALES | MEASURED IN CWT | NA | MEASURED IN CWT | ORGANIC STATUS | NA | ORGANIC STATUS: (NOP USDA CERTIFIED) | NA | NA | 1,384,016 | 30.4 | NA | NA | NA | NA | NA | NA | |
| CENSUS | 2019 | YEAR | CALIFORNIA | 6 | STRAWBERRIES | ORGANIC | FRESH MARKET - OPERATIONS WITH SALES | NA | NA | ORGANIC STATUS | NA | ORGANIC STATUS: (NOP USDA CERTIFIED) | NA | NA | 170 | 8 | NA | NA | NA | NA | NA | NA | |
| CENSUS | 2019 | YEAR | CALIFORNIA | 6 | STRAWBERRIES | ORGANIC | FRESH MARKET - SALES | MEASURED IN $ | MEASURED IN $ | ORGANIC STATUS | NA | ORGANIC STATUS: (NOP USDA CERTIFIED) | NA | NA | 275,716,713 | 35.5 | NA | NA | NA | NA | NA | NA | |
| CENSUS | 2019 | YEAR | CALIFORNIA | 6 | STRAWBERRIES | ORGANIC | FRESH MARKET - SALES | MEASURED IN CWT | MEASURED IN CWT | ORGANIC STATUS | NA | ORGANIC STATUS: (NOP USDA CERTIFIED) | NA | NA | 1,177,214 | 33.7 | NA | NA | NA | NA | NA | NA | |
| CENSUS | 2019 | YEAR | CALIFORNIA | 6 | STRAWBERRIES | ORGANIC | PROCESSING - OPERATIONS WITH SALES | NA | NA | ORGANIC STATUS | NA | ORGANIC STATUS: (NOP USDA CERTIFIED) | NA | NA | 15 | 39.7 | NA | NA | NA | NA | NA | NA | |
| CENSUS | 2019 | YEAR | CALIFORNIA | 6 | STRAWBERRIES | ORGANIC | PROCESSING - SALES | MEASURED IN $ | MEASURED IN $ | ORGANIC STATUS | NA | ORGANIC STATUS: (NOP USDA CERTIFIED) | NA | NA | 24,561,004 | 68.3 | NA | NA | NA | NA | NA | NA | |
| CENSUS | 2019 | YEAR | CALIFORNIA | 6 | STRAWBERRIES | ORGANIC | PROCESSING - SALES | MEASURED IN CWT | MEASURED IN CWT | ORGANIC STATUS | NA | ORGANIC STATUS: (NOP USDA CERTIFIED) | NA | NA | 206,802 | 49.3 | NA | NA | NA | NA | NA | NA | |
| CENSUS | 2019 | YEAR | FLORIDA | 12 | STRAWBERRIES | ORGANIC - OPERATIONS WITH SALES | NA | NA | NA | ORGANIC STATUS | NA | ORGANIC STATUS: (NOP USDA CERTIFIED) | NA | NA | 14 | 30.4 | NA | NA | NA | NA | NA | NA | |
| CENSUS | 2019 | YEAR | FLORIDA | 12 | STRAWBERRIES | ORGANIC - SALES | MEASURED IN $ | NA | MEASURED IN $ | ORGANIC STATUS | NA | ORGANIC STATUS: (NOP USDA CERTIFIED) | NA | NA | 15,055,709 | 83.4 | NA | NA | NA | NA | NA | NA | |
| CENSUS | 2019 | YEAR | FLORIDA | 12 | STRAWBERRIES | ORGANIC - SALES | MEASURED IN CWT | NA | MEASURED IN CWT | ORGANIC STATUS | NA | ORGANIC STATUS: (NOP USDA CERTIFIED) | NA | NA | 59,905 | 76.3 | NA | NA | NA | NA | NA | NA | |
| CENSUS | 2019 | YEAR | FLORIDA | 12 | STRAWBERRIES | ORGANIC | FRESH MARKET - OPERATIONS WITH SALES | NA | NA | ORGANIC STATUS | NA | ORGANIC STATUS: (NOP USDA CERTIFIED) | NA | NA | 14 | 30.4 | NA | NA | NA | NA | NA | NA | |
| CENSUS | 2019 | YEAR | FLORIDA | 12 | STRAWBERRIES | ORGANIC | FRESH MARKET - SALES | MEASURED IN $ | MEASURED IN $ | ORGANIC STATUS | NA | ORGANIC STATUS: (NOP USDA CERTIFIED) | NA | NA | 15,055,709 | 83.4 | NA | NA | NA | NA | NA | NA | |
| CENSUS | 2019 | YEAR | FLORIDA | 12 | STRAWBERRIES | ORGANIC | FRESH MARKET - SALES | MEASURED IN CWT | MEASURED IN CWT | ORGANIC STATUS | NA | ORGANIC STATUS: (NOP USDA CERTIFIED) | NA | NA | 59,905 | 76.3 | NA | NA | NA | NA | NA | NA | |
| CENSUS | 2019 | YEAR | NEW YORK | 36 | STRAWBERRIES | ORGANIC - OPERATIONS WITH SALES | NA | NA | NA | ORGANIC STATUS | NA | ORGANIC STATUS: (NOP USDA CERTIFIED) | NA | NA | 36 | 27.3 | NA | NA | NA | NA | NA | NA | |
| CENSUS | 2019 | YEAR | NEW YORK | 36 | STRAWBERRIES | ORGANIC - SALES | MEASURED IN $ | NA | MEASURED IN $ | ORGANIC STATUS | NA | ORGANIC STATUS: (NOP USDA CERTIFIED) | NA | NA | 644,155 | 42.2 | NA | NA | NA | NA | NA | NA | |
| CENSUS | 2019 | YEAR | NEW YORK | 36 | STRAWBERRIES | ORGANIC - SALES | MEASURED IN CWT | NA | MEASURED IN CWT | ORGANIC STATUS | NA | ORGANIC STATUS: (NOP USDA CERTIFIED) | NA | NA | 2,260 | 32.6 | NA | NA | NA | NA | NA | NA | |
| CENSUS | 2019 | YEAR | NEW YORK | 36 | STRAWBERRIES | ORGANIC | FRESH MARKET - OPERATIONS WITH SALES | NA | NA | ORGANIC STATUS | NA | ORGANIC STATUS: (NOP USDA CERTIFIED) | NA | NA | 34 | 28.7 | NA | NA | NA | NA | NA | NA | |
| CENSUS | 2019 | YEAR | NEW YORK | 36 | STRAWBERRIES | ORGANIC | FRESH MARKET - SALES | MEASURED IN $ | MEASURED IN $ | ORGANIC STATUS | NA | ORGANIC STATUS: (NOP USDA CERTIFIED) | NA | NA |
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| CENSUS | 2019 | YEAR | NEW YORK | 36 | STRAWBERRIES | ORGANIC | FRESH MARKET - SALES | MEASURED IN CWT | MEASURED IN CWT | ORGANIC STATUS | NA | ORGANIC STATUS: (NOP USDA CERTIFIED) | NA | NA |
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| CENSUS | 2019 | YEAR | NEW YORK | 36 | STRAWBERRIES | ORGANIC | PROCESSING - OPERATIONS WITH SALES | NA | NA | ORGANIC STATUS | NA | ORGANIC STATUS: (NOP USDA CERTIFIED) | NA | NA | 2 | 95 | NA | NA | NA | NA | NA | NA | |
| CENSUS | 2019 | YEAR | NEW YORK | 36 | STRAWBERRIES | ORGANIC | PROCESSING - SALES | MEASURED IN $ | MEASURED IN $ | ORGANIC STATUS | NA | ORGANIC STATUS: (NOP USDA CERTIFIED) | NA | NA |
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| CENSUS | 2019 | YEAR | NEW YORK | 36 | STRAWBERRIES | ORGANIC | PROCESSING - SALES | MEASURED IN CWT | MEASURED IN CWT | ORGANIC STATUS | NA | ORGANIC STATUS: (NOP USDA CERTIFIED) | NA | NA |
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| CENSUS | 2019 | YEAR | NORTH CAROLINA | 37 | STRAWBERRIES | ORGANIC - OPERATIONS WITH SALES | NA | NA | NA | ORGANIC STATUS | NA | ORGANIC STATUS: (NOP USDA CERTIFIED) | NA | NA | 7 | 43.9 | NA | NA | NA | NA | NA | NA | |
| CENSUS | 2019 | YEAR | NORTH CAROLINA | 37 | STRAWBERRIES | ORGANIC - SALES | MEASURED IN $ | NA | MEASURED IN $ | ORGANIC STATUS | NA | ORGANIC STATUS: (NOP USDA CERTIFIED) | NA | NA | 87,402 | 75.2 | NA | NA | NA | NA | NA | NA | |
| CENSUS | 2019 | YEAR | NORTH CAROLINA | 37 | STRAWBERRIES | ORGANIC - SALES | MEASURED IN CWT | NA | MEASURED IN CWT | ORGANIC STATUS | NA | ORGANIC STATUS: (NOP USDA CERTIFIED) | NA | NA | 300 | 94.1 | NA | NA | NA | NA | NA | NA | |
| CENSUS | 2019 | YEAR | NORTH CAROLINA | 37 | STRAWBERRIES | ORGANIC | FRESH MARKET - OPERATIONS WITH SALES | NA | NA | ORGANIC STATUS | NA | ORGANIC STATUS: (NOP USDA CERTIFIED) | NA | NA | 7 | 43.9 | NA | NA | NA | NA | NA | NA | |
| CENSUS | 2019 | YEAR | NORTH CAROLINA | 37 | STRAWBERRIES | ORGANIC | FRESH MARKET - SALES | MEASURED IN $ | MEASURED IN $ | ORGANIC STATUS | NA | ORGANIC STATUS: (NOP USDA CERTIFIED) | NA | NA | 87,402 | 75.2 | NA | NA | NA | NA | NA | NA | |
| CENSUS | 2019 | YEAR | NORTH CAROLINA | 37 | STRAWBERRIES | ORGANIC | FRESH MARKET - SALES | MEASURED IN CWT | MEASURED IN CWT | ORGANIC STATUS | NA | ORGANIC STATUS: (NOP USDA CERTIFIED) | NA | NA | 300 | 94.1 | NA | NA | NA | NA | NA | NA |
Organic
Chemicals
Toxins
This is the organic rate in each state in 2019
Overview of Chemical usage in 2019 and 2016
This part we will show the chemical people use to grow strawberries of each state in 2019.
Since the dataset in imbalanced, most observations are from California, thus it is almost meaningless to compare the sum of organic value. And since all observations from New York State, North Carolina, Oregon and Washington are organic in 2019, it is meaningless to compare the Organic proportions in 2016 and 2019 as well.
Chemical substances affect both humans and bees. Among the above-mentioned chemical substances, there are 53 species that have greater side effects on bees. Most of these chemicals contain Carcinogen and Hormone Disruptor, which can cause harm to humans. Therefore, we call for reducing the use of chemical.
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lwIP
2.1.3
Lightweight IP stack
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Modules | |
| Semaphores | |
| Mutexes | |
| Mailboxes | |
| Misc | |
No need to implement functions in this section in NO_SYS mode. The OS-specific code should be implemented in arch/sys_arch.h and sys_arch.c of your port.
The operating system emulation layer provides a common interface between the lwIP code and the underlying operating system kernel. The general idea is that porting lwIP to new architectures requires only small changes to a few header files and a new sys_arch implementation. It is also possible to do a sys_arch implementation that does not rely on any underlying operating system.
The sys_arch provides semaphores, mailboxes and mutexes to lwIP. For the full lwIP functionality, multiple threads support can be implemented in the sys_arch, but this is not required for the basic lwIP functionality. Timer scheduling is implemented in lwIP, but can be implemented by the sys_arch port (LWIP_TIMERS_CUSTOM==1).
In addition to the source file providing the functionality of sys_arch, the OS emulation layer must provide several header files defining macros used throughout lwip. The files required and the macros they must define are listed below the sys_arch description.
Since lwIP 1.4.0, semaphore, mutexes and mailbox functions are prototyped in a way that allows both using pointers or actual OS structures to be used. This way, memory required for such types can be either allocated in place (globally or on the stack) or on the heap (allocated internally in the "*_new()" functions).
Be careful with using mem_malloc() in sys_arch. When malloc() refers to mem_malloc() you can run into a circular function call problem. In mem.c mem_init() tries to allocate a semaphore using mem_malloc, which of course can't be performed when sys_arch uses mem_malloc.


Next: Creating Conditions, Previous: Condition System Concepts, Up: Condition System Concepts
Figure 9–1 lists the standardized condition types. Additional condition types can be defined by using define-condition.
arithmetic-error floating-point-overflow simple-type-error cell-error floating-point-underflow simple-warning condition package-error storage-condition control-error parse-error stream-error division-by-zero print-not-readable style-warning end-of-file program-error type-error error reader-error unbound-slot file-error serious-condition unbound-variable floating-point-inexact simple-condition undefined-function floating-point-invalid-operation simple-error warning
Figure 9–1: Standardized Condition Types
All condition types are subtypes of type condition. That is,
(typep c 'condition) ⇒ true
if and only if c is a condition.
Implementations must define all specified subtype relationships. Except where noted, all subtype relationships indicated in this document are not mutually exclusive. A condition inherits the structure of its supertypes.
The metaclass of the class condition is not specified. Names of condition types may be used to specify supertype relationships in define-condition, but the consequences are not specified if an attempt is made to use a condition type as a superclass in a defclass form.
Figure 9–2 shows operators that define condition types and creating conditions.
define-condition make-condition
Figure 9–2: Operators that define and create conditions.
Figure 9–3 shows operators that read the value of condition slots.
| arithmetic-error-operands | simple-condition-format-arguments |
| arithmetic-error-operation | simple-condition-format-control |
| cell-error-name | stream-error-stream |
| file-error-pathname | type-error-datum |
| package-error-package | type-error-expected-type |
| print-not-readable-object | unbound-slot-instance |
Figure 9–3: Operators that read condition slots.
| • Serious Conditions: |


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This tutorial has taught us to create a very simple VRaniML Pretty Printer.
It has demonstrated a number of important concepts:
- How to link to a VRaniML program and include the vraniml.h file.
- The vrBrowser class is the top level of the VRML scene graph and provides the ability to
read VRML 2.0 files.
- vrBrowser's are 'traversed' by vrTraverser classes to apply some action to each node in
the scene graph. We used a vrWriteTraverser.
- The vrWriteTraverser is just one example of a vrTraverser derived class. There are a
number of other Traverser classes including:
- vrOGLTraverser -- Draw the scene graph using OpenGL
- vrD3DTraverser -- Draw the scene graph using D3D (not yet complete)
- vrValidateTraverser -- Validate the scene graph
Of course, the program can be extended in many ways. For example:.
- Take command line input for the parameters of the Write Traverser.
- Apply a ValidateTraverser to the scene graph looking for invalid data.
- Write your own traverser to do anything you want, for example exporting to other file
formats.


The following are the MAIN changes to the EPICS v4 software suite, since release 4.4.0. See individual RELEASE_NOTES.md in each module for more.
pvDataJava (5.0.2)
- New template versions of Structure::getField
- Printing of structure and union arrays modified
- minStep field added to Control
- Changes to access specifiers in Display and PVDisplay
pvAccessJava (4.1.2)
pvDatabaseJava (4.1.2)
This is the first release of pvDatabaseJava, an EPICS V4 record/database framework for providing services over pvAccess.
normativeTypesJava (0.1.2)
This is the first release of normativeTypesJava.
This release provides support through wrapper classes and builders for the
following Normative Types:
- NTScalar
- NTScalarArray
- NTEnum
- NTMatrix
- NTURI
- NTNameValue
- NTTable
- NTAttribute
- NTMultiChannel
- NTNDArray
- NTContinuum
- NTHistogram
- NTAggregate
- NTUnion
- NTScalarMultiChannel
Release 0.1 therefore implements fully the
16 Mar 2015 version
of the normativeTypes specification.
- Each type has a builder and a class for testing compatibility and wrapping
existing structures.
- Utility classes NTField and NTPVField for standard structure fields and
NTUtils and NTID for type IDs.
- Unit tests for all the implemented types and other classes, providing
extensive coverage for all the Normative Types (except NTNDArray).
pvaClientJava (4.1.3)
pvaClientJava is the successor to easyPVAJava, a synchronous API for pvAccess.
- pvaClient uses exceptions to report most problem instead
of requiring the client to call status methods.
easyPVAJava (4.1.2)
- EasyPVA automatically starts ChannelProvider for both Channel Access and pvAccess.
- EasyMultiChannel is now implemented
- Support for monitors is now available both for EasyChannel and EasyMultiChannel.
directoryService (0.4.2)
(No significant changes)
exampleJava (4.0.5)
(No significant changes)


It's just past midnight. I am sitting in my room with a warm, fuzzy rush waving gently throughout my body. I am smiling. My mouth is dry, the music is on, and it's the best day of my life. Every single day is. I work at a grocery store, so I am constantly faced with the public. It's not a bad job, but it's somewhat stressful. I always wanted to feel rested before work so I would take 25mg of Diphenhydramine at night time to sleep.
I have found that the body, over time, builds a fair amount of tolerance to Diphenhydramine and it may require larger doses to feel the same effects. Now, onto my experience with Diphenhydramine and 5-HTP.
I read up on the internet about the effects of Diphenhydramine. I was slow easing into a recreational dose of it because just the 25mg for sleeping hit me pretty hard.
Eventually, I found my niche in between smaller doses (50mg) and larger doses (250mg [which is a high dose for me]). My niche was at 125mg. It wasn't strong enough for the hallucinations to take over, or the anxiety and uneasiness to be felt as with higher doses. But it was strong enough that I felt it. Oh yes, very much so.
Orgasms are 100x stronger and more powerful and pleasing.
So, every so often, I found myself taking 125mg of Diphenhydramine and waiting an hour or so for it to kick in, and then I'd beat off and it would be absolutely amazing. I knew when the medicine was coming on when my mouth began to get dry and I began to feel slightly 'spacey' in an apathetic way. I find myself talking to myself a bit, sometimes whispering my ideas out loud to myself. I begin to feel tired and heavy. This is when I know it's time to whip out the lube and go for it.
I somewhat accidentally stumbled upon dosing 5-HTP and diphenhydramine together at the same time. I found that this greatly increases the overall mood and feeling of a trip. It's almost near-ethereal in its blissful apathy. Everything seems good in the world, I feel good about myself. There is no stress whatsoever. Orgasms feel absolutely divine.
Music is also a very important aspect of this. When I listen to music on my 5-HTP/Diphenhydramine combo, it's almost synaesthetic in that I begin to almost feel music as I hear it. I hear things in the music that I hadn't heard before. I'll hear a song that I like and it'll sound 100x better than it ever has.
I can honestly say that I definitely enjoy this very relaxed, happy state of mind and especially the physical effects and how the drugs affect tactile senses. Touching things feels good. Back massages feel good. It's nowhere near the sensation of touch like MDMA, but it still feels good.
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Update: pyinstall has been renamed to pip (per the suggestions in the comments to this post)
I added pybundles to pyinstall very shortly before I announced pyinstall. I hadn’t actually tried it out that much. Since then I’ve made three more minor releases of pyinstall, and I think the bundle support is working pretty decently.
 For instance, for Deliverance I’ve created a bundle file so you can do:
$ easy_install pyinstall virtualenv
$ pyinstall.py -E DeliveranceTest/ \\
> http://deliverance.openplans.org/dist/Deliverance-snapshot-latest.pybundle
This creates a virtualenv environment in DeliveranceTest/, unpacks all the source from the bundle, and installs all of it. It’s not magical — it still has to compile the source and move the files around — but it does mean just a single download, and the versions of everything that is installed aren’t going to change unless that bundle file is regenerated.
I’ve been thinking about some other features for pybundles, like post installation scripts. All of this has raised a problem though: pyinstall needs to be a two-level command, with commands like:
pyinstall.py
install
X
pyinstall.py
bundle
Y
pyinstall.py
freeze
req.txt
and of course the not-yet-implemented:
pyinstall.py
remove
Z
But pyinstall.py install does not read well. It’s not too late to rename the package (yet again), or just rename the script. Ideas?
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It doesn’t have to be a two-level command. You could have (and I’d much prefer)
pyinstall X
pyinstall –make-bundle Y
pyinstall –freeze req.txt
pyinstall –remove Z
Marius: that’s how it currently works. But it means that as I add an option only related to making bundles, it shows up in all the help, even though it’s only applicable to the application in a certain mode. This is fine at the moment, but if I plan to add more options to those other subcommands (and I do) it will make the options messy.
How about
pydeploy.py install Z
Rename accordingly the package too.
Pydeploy
, as a package name, would differentiate better fromeasy_install
. Also deployment suggests a more complex operation than (just) install.My 2 cents (before bailout :-)
Peter
I liked the suggestion of ‘egg’ in the other thread – and I think your response is splitting some mighty fine hairs..
But if you are adamant that this tool does Python things and not Egg things, then ‘Constrictor’ is a taxonomic synonym for Python:
or, Pythons are in the taxonomic suborder Serpentes, so
And both are completely absent from pypi at the moment.
pydeploy is good too. Less cutesy than my suggestions and more informative as a name.
thinking on laud:
well let it be enough … sorry if was thinking to laud :)
well meybe just two more
Ian: optparse lets you define option groups. You could have the help look like
E.g. the Zope 3 test runner does this.
pymanage
FWIW, I really like
pydeploy.py ...
I also like the suggestion on comment #8, that help format looks really good.
One suggestion, might you have the first argument not start with ‘–’?
That would distinguish the “command” from the “option” (my taxonomy might not be right).
+1 for pydeploy
How about
pymaker
?Hmm, that sounded a lot funnier before I wrote it down.
+1 for Marius’s suggestion, pyinstall with the –install the default flag.
Is there a reason that the program is named ‘pyinstall.py’ and not just ‘pyinstall’ – prefixing and suffixing the word install just makes me think of PyPy whenever I read the name …
-1 for pydeploy since too me at least, deployment also connotates additional responsibilites such as starting (or restarting) services and logging application installation and configuration changes (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Software_deployment).
Snake/egg theme (a bit long to type though)
Python resources theme
In terms of my command line preferences, I like how Mercurial does it the best. Which is having a very short executable name, followed by a command/task, followed by option flags and parameters.
I suppose you could have a different executable name to the application name. Again how Mercurial uses
hg
. So you could call it PyIncubator (or whatever you like). And have commands like this:Ok, one last suggestion. Give it a short name that has no meaning. Such as Pip.
I also think a short name would be the best. For Ruby it is “gem”, for Java “jar”… therefore I like the “pi” suggestion a lot.
But I could also imagine some metaphors like:
Or even better ;)
Get even more inspirations here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monty_Python
I think I’m going to go with the name
pip
— short, non-threatening, unused on PyPI and Debian. It also [means](http://www.urbanext.uiuc.edu/eggs/res02-definitions.html#4) “to break through or peck holes in the shell by the chick.” I’m not sure what that metaphor means in this context, but it offers something for people to project upon.“pip installs packages”
Thanks Molasses!
Well then you might add an ‘y’ to get ‘pipy’. You have to have ‘py’ somewhere, its the union rules :)
pip looks good or what about pyp? it goes well with pypi also…
pyp(i) => python package (index)
pyp install (python package install)
Great work, I really hope this idea sprouts wings!
+1 for pip
+1 for non-pre-hyphenated commands (install, remove, bundle, etc.)
+1 for non-stumble-upon package search mode by default
Excellent work Ian. I’m hoping this project grows.
I’m also hoping to try it out with my own home-grown virtualenv-like project setup to see if it meets all of my current requirements, or if I can add anything useful to the conversation.


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Q5. Who was Henry VIll's first wife?
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American Company PayPal Declines to Extend Services to Pakistan
PayPal officials told the delegation that as of now Pakistan is not part of their programme for at least three years because there are no business possibilities in the country.
Islamabad: Pakistan government officials on Friday said that as of now PayPal, an American company which operates a worldwide online payment system that supports online money transfers, has refused to extend its services to Pakistan.
Last month, an Information Technology Ministry of Pakistan delegation tried to convince the company to introduce its services in the country, Pakistani media reported.
The PayPal officials told the delegation that as of now Pakistan is not part of their programme for at least three years because there are no business possibilities in the country.
The National Institute of Technology Board said that Pakistan wants PayPal to start operations in the country to facilitate its countrymen earning in foreign countries and facing problems in transferring money from there.
PayPal reviews its operations every year and there is a possibility that it might enter Pakistan in the future, the board said.
In February this year, the then Finance Minister Asad Umar said that the government is committed to bring PayPal to Pakistan.
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HOWTO: Build keyboard layouts for Windows x64
Published on 2006/09/29 by Igor Levicki
I needed my custom keyboard layout "ported" to x64 edition of Windows and that is where the trouble started. MSKLC (Microsoft Keyboard Layout Creator) wasn't able to produce anything but 32-bit version of DLL which of course didn't work.
I started digging around and figured out that MSKLC is actually just a front-end for a C compiler, resource compiler and a linker, which were distributed along with it in the i386 folder. I had my custom layout as a .klc file and I believed that there must be some way to translate it to C code. I was right, there was also a command line tool named kbdutool.exe. I ran it from command prompt and it said:
KbdTool v3.13 - convert keyboard text file to C file Usage: KbdUTool [-v] [-n] [-w] [-k] [-n] [-u|a] [-i|x] file [-?] display this message [-a] Uses non-Unicode source files (default) [-i] Builds for IA64 [-m] Builds for AMD64 [-n] no logo or normal build information displayed [-u] Uses Uncode source files [-v] verbose diagnostics (and warnings, with -w) [-w] display extended warnings [-x] Builds for x86 (default)
Aha! There it is, and it even has an AMD64 as an option. Neat? Not exactly. I tried various combination of switches and some of them worked while others didn't. For example:
kbdutool.exe -u -x my_layout.klc
produced my_layout.dll without any apparent intermediate steps or files. Changing -x to -i for example gave the following error message:
Error 2008 ((null), line 0): Missing compiler CL.EXE (expected at 'C:\MSKLC\bin\i386\win64\cl.exe'). Please check your configuration.
It was clear that it was looking for IA64 cross-compiler but it couldn't find it since it wasn't shipped with it. But what about AMD64 you say? I tried using -m instead of -x and -i and the tool wrote out several files and exited.
I find it curious that kbdutool.exe has not complained about missing cl.exe for AMD64 this time like it did for IA64, but instead it produced the following files:
my_layout.C my_layout.DEF my_layout.H my_layout.RC
Great, I have the source. Now just to figure out how to compile it correctly. That turned out to be the hardest part. It wasn't hard to obtain the right compiler and linker, they are part of the Platform SDK, but what are the correct compiler and linker options? After a bit of experimenting and not getting anywhere because .DLL I got refused to load I wrote a cl.exe, rc.exe and link.exe replacement (actually just one program which I renamed) that just opens a file in the root of drive C: named after the corresponding tool and containing the command line passed by the kbdutool.exe. So I ran kbdutool.exe again with -u -x and to cut the long story short I got the following commands:
C:\MSKLC\bin\i386\rc.exe -r -iC:\MSKLC\inc -DSTD_CALL -DCONDITION_HANDLING=1 -DNT_UP=1 -DNT_INST=0 -DWIN32=100 -D_NT1X_=100 -DWINNT=1 -D_WIN32_WINNT=0x0502 /DWINVER=0x0502 -D_WIN32_IE=0x0600 -DWIN32_LEAN_AND_MEAN=1 -DDEVL=1 -DFPO=1 -DNDEBUG -l 409 -FoC:\TEMP\my_layout.res C:\my_layout\my_layout.rc C:\MSKLC\bin\amd64\cl.exe -nologo -IC:\MSKLC\inc -DNOGDICAPMASKS -DNOWINMESSAGES -DNOWINSTYLES -DNOSYSMETRICS -DNOMENUS -DNOICONS -DNOSYSCOMMANDS -DNORASTEROPS -DNOSHOWWINDOW -DOEMRESOURCE -DNOATOM -DNOCLIPBOARD -DNOCOLOR -DNOCTLMGR -DNODRAWTEXT -DNOGDI -DNOKERNEL -DNONLS -DNOMB -DNOMEMMGR -DNOMETAFILE -DNOMINMAX -DNOMSG -DNOOPENFILE -DNOSCROLL -DNOSERVICE -DNOSOUND -DNOTEXTMETRIC -DNOWINOFFSETS -DNOWH -DNOCOMM -DNOKANJI -DNOHELP -DNOPROFILER -DNODEFERWINDOWPOS -DNOMCX -DWIN32_LEAN_AND_MEAN -DRoster -DSTD_CALL -D_WIN32_WINNT=0x0502 /c /Zp8 /Gy /W3 /WX /Gz /Gm- /EHs-c- /GR- /GF -Z7 /Zl /Oxs -FoC:\TEMP\my_layout64.obj C:\my_layout\my_layout.C C:\MSKLC\bin\i386\link.exe -nologo -base:0x5FFE0000 -merge:.edata=.data -merge:.rdata=.data -merge:.text=.data -merge:.bss=.data -section:.data,re -MERGE:_PAGE=PAGE -MERGE:_TEXT=.text -MACHINE:AMD64 -SECTION:INIT,d -OPT:REF -OPT:ICF -IGNORE:4039,4078 -noentry -dll -subsystem:native,5.2 -merge:.rdata=.text -PDBPATH:NONE -STACK:0x40000,0x1000 /opt:nowin98 -debugtype:cv,fixup -debug -osversion:5.2 -version:5.2 /release -def:C:\my_layout\my_layout.DEF -out:C:\my_layout\amd64\my_layout.dll C:\TEMP\my_layout.res C:\TEMP\my_layout64.obj
And that's it. Note that what you see above is the fixed version. I did have to change few things, and here is what I had to change:
- -D_WIN32_WINNT and -DWINVER from 0x0501 to 0x0502
- In C:\MSKLC\inc\winnt.h I had to comment out lines 1860 and 1861
- I fixed a few deprecated cl.exe and link.exe switches
- I found actual -base:0x5FFE0000 by disassembling one of the existing layouts
- -subsystem, -osversion and -version from 5.1 to 5.2
- -MACHINE:IX86 to -MACHINE:AMD64
Of course you have to use AMD64 or x86_AMD64 version of cl.exe with the above commands so make amd64 folder next to the i386 folder and put the compiler files there. Here is the list of files needed for cl.exe:
C:\MSKLC\bin\amd64\1033\clui.dll C:\MSKLC\bin\amd64\c1.dll C:\MSKLC\bin\amd64\c1xx.dll C:\MSKLC\bin\amd64\c2.dll C:\MSKLC\bin\amd64\cl.exe C:\MSKLC\bin\amd64\mspdb80.dll
Now you are able to build your keyboard layout for x64 without having to resort to that clumsy DDK.
UPDATE 29.09.2006:
While I was doing all this I have stumbled upon this MSDN blog where MSKLC and its inability to produce keyboard layouts for x64 were mentioned. I suspected that the blog author has to do something with the tool since he got asked about x64 compatibility a lot. Therefore, I contacted Michael S. Kaplan, the Technical Lead from Globalization Infrastructure, Fonts, and Tools at Microsoft to let him know what I did here.
I wasn't expecting a response, I just thought it might be usefull for him to send the impatient people here so they can at least try to help themselves while waiting for the updated version of the tool. I was pleasantly surprised to find out that he actually posted about it!
If you just don't think you can hold it (64-bit style!)
After reading his post in which he commended my efforts (thank you Michael!), this part drew my attention:
Now of course the real support plan will include the real setup, and will also include the WOW64 dll as well (Mr Levicki's does not, which will cause some headaches for 32-bit applications running on 64-bit).
After contacting him again I realized that I have unconciously solved that problem too, only I forgot to write about it here because it didn't seem relevant. Actually, without making additional 32-bit DLL your layout wouldn't work at all for 32-bit applications and at the time of this writing 64-bit Word still didn't exist.
So, here is the missing part people. You need to make 32-bit version of DLL but it is a special one so it takes an extra step which makes it different from the 32-bit DLL MSKLC produces by default. Here are the commands to use:
C:\MSKLC\bin\i386\cl.exe -nologo -IC:\MSKLC\inc -DBUILD_WOW6432 -DNOGDICAPMASKS -DNOWINMESSAGES -DNOWINSTYLES -DNOSYSMETRICS -DNOMENUS -DNOICONS -DNOSYSCOMMANDS -DNORASTEROPS -DNOSHOWWINDOW -DOEMRESOURCE -DNOATOM -DNOCLIPBOARD -DNOCOLOR -DNOCTLMGR -DNODRAWTEXT -DNOGDI -DNOKERNEL -DNONLS -DNOMB -DNOMEMMGR -DNOMETAFILE -DNOMINMAX -DNOMSG -DNOOPENFILE -DNOSCROLL -DNOSERVICE -DNOSOUND -DNOTEXTMETRIC -DNOWINOFFSETS -DNOWH -DNOCOMM -DNOKANJI -DNOHELP -DNOPROFILER -DNODEFERWINDOWPOS -DNOMCX -DWIN32_LEAN_AND_MEAN -DRoster -DSTD_CALL -D_WIN32_WINNT=0x0502 /c /Zp8 /Gy /W3 /WX /Gz /Gm- /EHs-c- /GR- /GF -Z7 /Zl /Oxs -FoC:\TEMP\my_layout32.obj C:\my_layout\my_layout.C C:\MSKLC\bin\i386\link.exe -nologo -base:0x5FFF0000 -merge:.edata=.data -merge:.rdata=.data -merge:.text=.data -merge:.bss=.data -section:.data,re -MERGE:_PAGE=PAGE -MERGE:_TEXT=.text -MACHINE:IX86 -SECTION:INIT,d -OPT:REF -OPT:ICF -IGNORE:4039,4078 -noentry -dll -subsystem:native,5.2 -merge:.rdata=.text -PDBPATH:NONE -STACK:0x40000,0x1000 /opt:nowin98 -debugtype:cv,fixup -debug -osversion:5.2 -version:5.2 /release -def:C:\my_layout\my_layout.DEF -out:C:\my_layout\i386\my_layout.dll C:\TEMP\my_layout.res C:\TEMP\my_layout32.obj
What is different here from the 64-bit build?
- We use 32-bit compiler again.
- Additional macro BUILD_WOW6432 is defined for compilation
- Base address is 0x5FFF0000 instead of 0x5FFE0000
- Machine type is IX86 again.
So how did I figure out that I need BUILD_WOW6432?
While researching this I noticed that the assembler code for the function exported from 32-bit DLL which resides in WINDOWS\SYSWOW64 folder differs from the one in the 32-bit DLL produced by MSKLC:
.data:5FFF2188 ; __stdcall KbdLayerDescriptor() .data:5FFF2188 public _KbdLayerDescriptor@0 .data:5FFF2188 _KbdLayerDescriptor@0 proc near .data:5FFF2188 mov eax, offset off_5FFF2090 .data:5FFF218D cdq .data:5FFF218E retn .data:5FFF218E _KbdLayerDescriptor@0 endp
It had one instruction more — CDQ. CDQ means "Convert Double(Word) to Quad(Word)" meaning that the function returns its return value in EDX:EAX instead just in EAX — it returns 64-bit pointer. So I patched my DLL, fixed its checksum, put it in SYSWOW64 and forgot about it until I read Michael's post.
After he wrote that my solution is incomplete and after realizing that I have fixed it unconciously just for me, I wanted to find the right way of getting the same result without the need for hex editing. So I checked the KbdLayoutDescriptor() function definition in my_layout.C file:
PKBDTABLES KbdLayerDescriptor(VOID) { return &KbdTables; }
Then I searched the include directory for PKBDTABLES and I found the structure in kbd.h:
typedef struct tagKbdLayer { ... } KBDTABLES, *KBD_LONG_POINTER PKBDTABLES;
Another search but this time for KBD_LONG_POINTER led me to the final solution:
#if defined(BUILD_WOW6432) #define KBD_LONG_POINTER __ptr64 #else #define KBD_LONG_POINTER #endif
And that about sums it up. But what to do with the files? After you get your DLLs in C:\my_layout\i386 and C:\my_layout\amd64, you have to put them into the right place.
Remember that you can't use 32-bit file managers like Total Commander for example because they get redirected from SYSTEM32 to SYSWOW64 so you won't be able to put 64-bit DLL into the right folder.
Use the Windows Explorer instead and put the DLL from C:\my_layout\i386 to \WINDOWS\SYSWOW64 and the DLL from C:\my_layout\amd64 to \WINDOWS\SYSTEM32.
I will leave the details of how to activate the new layout to you. In my case, I just modified a registry key to point to my DLL instead to the system default DLL for my language because I am currently not aware of any better way to do it.
So there you are, now you have it all. What are you waiting for?
UPDATE 01.08.2007:
As of January 30, 2007 this tip has purely educational value because MSKLC 1.4 is now available for download, and you can use it to build keyboard layouts for all recent Microsoft operating systems including Windows Vista.


#include <transactor.h>
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| void | operator() (TRANSACTION &T) |
| Overridable transaction definition. | |
| void | OnAbort (const char[]) throw () |
| Overridable function to be called if transaction is aborted. | |
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| PGSTD::string | Name () const |
| The transactor's name. |
Some transactions may be replayed if their connection fails, until they do succeed. These can be encapsulated in a transactor-derived classes. The transactor framework will take care of setting up a backend transaction context for the operation, and of aborting and retrying if its connection goes bad.
The transactor framework also makes it easier for you to do this safely, avoiding typical pitfalls and encouraging programmers to separate their transaction definitions (essentially, business rules implementations) from their higher-level code (application using those business rules). The former go into the transactor-based class.
Pass an object of your transactor-based class to connection_base::Perform() to execute the transaction code embedded in it (see pqxx/connection_base.h).
connection_base::Perform() is actually a template, specializing itself to any transactor type you pass to it. This means you will have to pass it a reference of your object's ultimate static type; runtime polymorphism is not allowed. Hence the absence of virtual methods in transactor. The exact methods to be called at runtime *must* be resolved at compile time.
Your transactor-derived class must define a copy constructor. This will be used to create a "clean" copy of your transactor for every attempt that Perform() makes to run it.
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Veterinarians protest killing of bobcat kitten in petition
BEND, Ore. (AP) - More than 60 Oregon veterinarians have signed a petition asking Gov. Kate Brown to order an investigation into the killing of a bobcat kitten that wandered into an elementary school, a newspaper reported Friday.
The 62 veterinarians from Eugene, Bend, Portland, Corvallis, Sunriver and more signed the petition calling the death of the kitten by blunt force trauma “unacceptable, cruel, and offensive to our profession,” The Regsiter-Guard reported.
An Oregon State Police trooper bludgeoned the kitten to death, but the agency has not said what was used in the killing.
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“The kitten was not injured or sick, and its life was not ended painlessly as a last resort,” the petition reads.  AVMA guidelines clearly state that blunt force trauma to the head is used primarily for small laboratory animals with thin craniums, and that alternate approaches should be actively sought.”
The 6-month-old kitten was killed after it was found in a school office on Oct. 16 at Oak Hill School in Eugene and trapped there by staff, who called 911. The school abuts a forested area and the kitten had possibly been abandoned by its mother, the newspaper reported.
A second kitten, likely a sibling, was found wandering outside the school but was released into the wild after blood tests showed it was healthy.
The first kitten was put down because it acted abnormally by entering a school building, authorities have said. Authorities used a dog catcher to get the kitten into a patrol car and then drove it away to be euthanized.
The petition was submitted by Predator Defense and the Humane Society Veterinary Medical Association, in coordination with a Bend veterinarian.
“To suggest that this orphaned bobcat kitten was acting abnormally is absurd,” said Brooks Fahy, executive director of Predator Defense. “In my 40-plus years of working hands-on with wildlife I’ve lost count of how many times I’ve seen wild orphans desperate for food do what this little kitten did. And instead of receiving a helping hand and a little compassion, this little guy was treated with extreme brutality.”
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--- layout: post esbma_id: 1677 title: Free Diff Tool: SourceGear DiffMerge date: 2007-06-04 20:16:11 ---
In the midst of the new products we have just released there is one item which deserves to have a brighter light shown on it: SourceGear DiffMerge is our new application for comparing files and directories. And it's FREE!!!
Sorry, the word "free" is another one of those words that is mostly useless, so I'll explain more:
DiffMerge is "free of charge", or as some folks say, "free as in beer". DiffMerge is not open source nor is it "free" in the Richard Stallman sense of the word. DiffMerge is a no-cost application that anyone can download and use. It is not a trial, a demo or an eval. It is fully functional and fully featured.
We admit that there are a heckuva lot of diff and merge tools out there already. Some of them are darn good. So why did we create another one?
Because we thought ours could be one of the best.
A lot of the diff and merge tools out there are just very basic in their feature set. Even among the good ones, most of the file comparison tools I've seen involve some kind of compromise. I lost track of how many times I've said one of the following:
So, we're unveiling SourceDiffMerge 3.0 as our attempt to be the best of the breed. I'm not sure we've hit the target, but we've come very close. Highlights include:
If you're using our newly-released Vault 4.0 or Fortress 1.0, then you've already got this app. For everybody else, regardless of whether you are a SourceGear customer or not, I invite you to download DiffMerge and give it a try. Did we create the best diff and merge tool in the world? Let me know.


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I am a fresher looking for a platform which helps to prove my qualifications and skills. I am a quick learner and able to lead a team, And also able to work under pressure.


4. Documenting code
Documenting code.
Documenting in JScribe is fairly easy.
Guidelines
What is documented is set explictly by user(You).
Your documentation must be contained between doc string tags and what is found there is called doc string.
For javascript doc string tags are usually: opening /**
and closing */
.
So example documention would look like this:
/** Your documentation */
or multi line:
/** Title
Your documentation
*/
Nothing can preceed opening tag except whitespaces on its line, so this is wrong and won't be treated as documentation:
1 | var foo; /** This won't be documented*/
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String found in doc string before first tag in that doc string is treated as a description of documented element (what is a tag and an element will be described later).
Indentation found before doc string opening tag will be treated as indentation for every line in this doc string. So text found in this doc string:
1 2 3 4 5 6 | if (foo) { /** Title Indented Line: Your documentation */ } |
Will be this string:
Title
Indented Line:
Your documentation
Element tags
NOTICE If you see _
(underscore) before some char, in example: {{_#ref}}
then this underscore has to be removed to work. I put it only because doc parser would parse it
without it and You would not see it.
Tags are properties of doc string that says important things about element you are documenting.
Element is just a piece of code in your file, in example:
1 2 3 4 5 6 | /** !function foo */ var foo = function() { } |
is documenting function element, where !function
is a tag saying that this element is a function
with name foo. NOTICE. here I use !
(exclamation mark) as a tag, but usually you would use @
.
Doc string can contains only one element tag property.
What elements you can document is based on your tag settings (more about that tagsettings).
Name of element is important, it has to be unique and can be referenced to other elements.
In example name foo.bar
would mean that element name is bar and bar is a property of foo where
foo is also an element or is not defined at all.
You can reference to last defined element by preceding name with dot .
:
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 | / !function foo */ var foo = function() { / !attribute .obj / this.obj = { / !attribute ..name / name: 'bar' }; } |
In this example obj will be a property of foo. You can add more dots to indicate deeper level, so name will be a child of obj.
Before tag there should be no other chars except whitespaces (but it depends on Your settings).
Properties tags
Take a look at this javascript code:
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 | /** Module EntityFactory. !module core.EntityFactory !author xyz */ /** Keeps last created entity id. !number .entity.currentEntityId !private */ var currentEntityId = 0; /** Entites are a containers for components. !object .entity !inherits {{Object}} */ var entityPrototype = { /** Initialize entity. !method .._init !param name {{str}} - Name of entity. */ _init: function(name) { /** Id of entity. !number ..id !private */ this.id = currentEntityId; currentEntityId += 1; this.name = name; } }; /** Creates new entity. !factory .EntityFactory !return {{_#core.EntityFactory.entity}} - new entity */ var EntityFactory = function(name) { var newEntity = Object.create(entityPrototype); newEntity._init(name); return newEntity; }; /** Prototype accessible from outside for inheritance. !property ..entityPrototype !valtype {{prototype}} */ EntityFactory.entityPrototype = entityPrototype; |
In this code there are few properties used:
- param, indicates parameter for element (should be used only on callable elements),
between
{{ }}
you can pass type of value or reference to other element, like that:{{_#absolute.path.to.element}}
. Syntax for param:!param name([=default]|[...]) {{type}} - description
- return, syntax:
!return {{type}} - description
, indicates what is returned from element on call - valtype, syntax:
!valtype {{type}} - description
indicates type of this element value - inherits, syntax:
!inherits {{type}}
, indicates from what this element inherits - author, syntax
!author name
, just a name of an author of this script - access, syntax:
!access public
, indicates way of access to that element in code - private, it's a shortcut for
!access private
, there is also shortcut for public, constructor and static
Inline tags
Firstly you have to know that description are converted using markdown markup, so you can use markdown in decriptions.
In descriptions you can also use inline tags.
Inline tags are:
- ref links, syntax:
{{_#absolute.path.to.element}}
- this will be converted to link in documentation. -
code snippets, syntax:
{_$language code $}


MEINPROC4(8) KDE User's Manual MEINPROC4(8) NAME meinproc4 - KDE translator for XML SYNOPSIS meinproc4 [--help] [Generic-options] [Qt-options] [KDE-options] [--cache file] [--check] [--htdig] [--srcdir] [--param key=value] [[[-o] | [--output]] file] [--stdout] [--stylesheet xsl] docbook_file DESCRIPTION meinproc4 converts DocBook files to HTML. GENERIC OPTIONS --author Show author information. --help Show help about options. --help-all Show all options. --help-kde Show KDE specific options. --help-qt Show Qt specific options. --license Show license information. -v--version Show version information APPLICATION OPTIONS --cache file Create a cache file for the document --check Check the document for validity The output can be a bit daunting, since one small mistake can cause a cascade of errors. The trick is to look at the first error, fix that error, save the file, and run meinproc4 again. --htdig Create a ht://dig compatible index -o, --output file Output whole document to file. --stdout Output whole document to stdout. --stylesheet xsl Stylesheet to use --srcdir dir Set the root directory to look for kdelibs --param key=value Set parameters to pass to the stylesheet. USAGE The most common way to run meinproc4 is simply as meinproc4 docbook-file where docbook-file is usually index.docbook. This command creates HTML pages from the DocBook file. Note that these pages are only viewable in KDE-based browsers (like Konqueror). If you need to view the HTML output in another browser (for example, if you're placing it on line), use meinproc4 --stylesheet stylesheet-name docbook-file where stylesheet-name is the full path to one of the XSL stylesheets in $KDEDIR/share/apps/ksgmltools/customization. To produce output suitable for the web, you can use kde-web.xsl or kde-chunk-online.xsl. See the README file in that directory for more details. SEE ALSO kdeoptions(7), qtoptions(7) BUGS There are probably tons of bugs. Use bugs.kde.org[1] to report them. NOTES 1. bugs.kde.org http://bugs.kde.org 0.01.01 2008-10-03 MEINPROC4(8)


This is a formula for my favorite type of workout. To do this workout you choose two muscle groups (one big and one small) and choose appropriate exercises for each section.
Strength does not come from winning. Your struggles develop your strengths. When you go through hardships and decide not to surrender, that is strength.
Your main muscle group should be your big muscle group for the day.
Your secondary muscle group should be your small muscle group for the day. This is done in a superset so exercises are done back to back one set at a time.
In the future, I would like to add more exercises, add a full sample workout routine, and add different workout formulas. In addition, I would like to add videos of each exercise or links to descriptions. In the far future I would like people to video tape themselves completing exercises and use image recognition software, artificial intelligence, and machine learning to analyze user's form completing exercises and offer suggestions for improvement.


Philippians 1:16
The one preach Christ of contention, not sincerely, supposing to add affliction to my bonds:


Presentation Bridge was written by Joseph Adams and is distributed under the MIT License.
Copyright 2018 Joseph Adams.
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
 IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
It is not sold, authorized, or associated with any other company or product.
To contact the author or for more information, please visit
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TO USE THIS SOFTWARE:
- First, configure ProPresenter to enable the network settings which allows Presentation Bridge to access the data. You can use any port numbers you want, provided they are not already in use. The port for "Enable Network" is the port Presentation Bridge will use.
Make note of this port, as you will need to enter it on the Bridge page in order to connect.
- Go to the Bridge page on the server running Presentation Bridge: http://<IP_ADDRESS>/bridge
It runs on Port 80 by default.
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Enter in the IP address, port, control password, and library path of your ProPresenter machine.
The library path must be the full absolute path to your ProPresenter library, as accessed from that machine.
Example: /Users/technician/Documents/ProPresenter6/
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Click "Connect to ProPresenter". If you've connected successfully, the interface will begin downloading the ProPresenter data.
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Select a Bridge from the Bridge Config box. If it requires a password, you will need to enter it.
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Click "Connect to Bridge" to connect. If a Bridge is already in use, you will receive an error message.
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Clients can connect by going to your server IP address with these listeners:
- / - the default "text listener"
- /image - the image listener
- /stagedisplay - the stage display version that shows the current and next slides


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| Strength | Weaknesses | Opportunities | Threats |
|---|---|---|---|
| Time management | IT Technical skills | Working within a team | Time constraints |
| Work ethic | Public speaking | Leadership | Overwhelmed |
| Unique perspective | Emotional intelligence | Case analysis expeirence | Recruiting |
It is apparent that I come into our group with probably the most unusual background, but I believe that being involved in the physical sciences has given me a wealth of knowledge and a better understanding of how to problem solve. Something I lack in would be IT-related technical skills, which is going to prevent me from leading on some of the more technical-focused portions of our deliverables for at least the beginning of the semester. That is why I’m very interested in our S&D course module where I can learn more about some IT processes. While I might be concerned about future obligations such as recruiting events and extracurricular activities, I foresee the remaining weeks in the core becoming easier to time manage. Consequently, I look forward to working with my team members for the next few months, as we have already established very good relationships. During this time I am anxious to take the leadership role on some deliverables, while also acting as a complementary player in some other projects.
| Strength | Weaknesses | Opportunities | Threats |
|---|---|---|---|
| Efficient | Lack of case experience | Improve case skills | Recruiting |
| Planning | Poor professional presentation skills | Improve presentation skills | Time |
| Detail-oriented | - | - | - |
From the SWOT analysis, it shows that I am good at time management. I would like to plan ahead of time, for instance, I always start early on assignments. While doing my work, I am able to focus on the work at hand which make me an efficient worker. Since I was not from a business background, I did not have many experiences in case analysis which is the part I should improve in this semester. In the meanwhile, I need to practice more before presentation by using Minto Theory to showcase the key points of the case. There are many opportunities to improve and get more practice. However, I spend plenty of time on job searching now since I have to find an internship or full-time job in the near future. Also, I worked as a GA which I have to dedicate my time to.
| Strength | Weaknesses | Opportunities | Threats |
|---|---|---|---|
| IT Technical Skills | Work-life balance | Develop leadership skills | Consulting firm taking time away |
| Troubleshooting | Desire to over-achieve | Refine technical skills | Graduate Assistantship |
| Public speaking | - | - | Recruiting |
I believe that coming into the group I bring a diverse set of technical skills that will serve our team on the application of concepts from class. Furthermore, my technical background also allows me to grasp concepts easily in some of the more theoretical classes making explaining concepts to my classmates easy. However, I believe that sometimes my fast-paced over-achieving nature can sometimes harm the team as I tend to believe everyone is on my level and I will go too fast in trying to add things to the project and miss minute details or not notice my teammates if they are falling behind. Moreover, with my various commitments my team is spread considerably thin making my need to communicate and time manage of the utmost importance to ensure I am bringing as much value to my team as I possibly can.
| Strength | Weaknesses | Opportunities | Threats |
|---|---|---|---|
| Work ethic | Strongheaded | Hone leadership skills | Research assistantship |
| Programming skills | Tunnel vision | Experience web development | Graduate assistantship |
| Analytical | Perfectionist | Case analysis expeirence | Extracurricular commitments |
I bring a strong work ethic to the team, and that is evident from my performance in my undergraduate course of study. My tech background, having minored in Computer Science, will also be an asset for the team. I’m also detail-oriented and analytical, which, while an asset, could also prove to be a weakness as I tend to get lost in the details every so often. I strongly defend my ideas if I believe that they are right and appropriate for the situation at hand, however, have been told that I am too insistent on them and am a little inflexible. I believe that the program will allow me opportunities to hone my leadership skills while working with the team, through our work both in cases and in assignments. Also, I think there would be opportunities to hone my web development skills (especially in D&S), as most of my programming work so far has been scripting and programming languages. The main external challenge for me is the time pressure – having to work on some research with ODT, my GA responsibilities, and extracurricular commitments are all pretty demanding in terms of time.


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ArchNadeom, Keeper Of Records.
Stardate #236.
xEEVEEx was the first among Wolfpack to join in the altercations between the S.Q.U.I.D. Warfleet and Sushi Train.
It began as wars often do. With excitement. Hunger for glory. A chance to prove your mettle in battle. About picking a side and fighting alongside your new brothers in arms. That the war would be over quickly. Your side stand victorious. And count yourself a proud hero among those who had fought. Bloodied. Glorious. Triumphant.
Wars do not go that way.
The moment xEEVEEx stepped from Wolfpack, it closed its ranks behind him. In Wolfpack he was a senior officer. Commanding a position of Lt. Colonel, second only to WarWolff. Now he flew alongside the behemoth titans of S.Q.U.I.D. WarFleet. He was small. He was rank-and-file. He was cannon fodder.
The Sushi Train was especially gunning for any new recruits the S.Q.U.I.D. may draft into its ranks. They would not allow the S.Q.U.I.D. to bulster their defenses and refill the gaping holes the Elder Drivers had left behind with their betrayal.
xEEVEEx was a small rock attempting to fill a missing brick in a stone wall. Sushi Train hammered him relentlessly. Without his pack behind him, it was all he could do to fend them off.
The brothers in arms who had first joined with xEEVEEx, to answer the summons of their S.Q.U.I.D. allies, were now absent. Deserted. Defected. Or destroyed. He sat alone at a table unto himself. Without his pack. A pawn in a much bigger game.
On the table before him, xEEVEEx rested his hand on his old fur cloak.
The meeting of the pack leaders for the future of Wolfpack was still underway. WarWolff stepped into his ring of officers. Commanding their attention.
“It was I who proposed the super-alliance to dismantle S.Q.U.I.D.”
Any enmity between xEEVEEx and myself dissolved immediately. What? WarWolff? The idea for an alliance among the other fleets had came from our commander?
“I met with leaders of the other fleets and proposed that we band together our best ships to surmount the S.Q.U.I.D. war machine.
“The galaxy has grown stagnant under S.Q.U.I.D. rule. Their high tariffs and heavy taxes are strangling all of our fleets. Wolfpack among them. While S.Q.U.I.D. warships grow stronger by the wealth and continue to solidify their power.
“Victrix Mortalis took leadership of the initiative and carried it out. It was a pact that leaders of all the fleets agreed to. Clan Zaki. Pillaging Scourge. Elder Drivers. Dark Matter Heroes. And Wolfpack.
“The S.Q.U.I.D. must come down.”
xEEVEEx and I looked at each other in disbelief. WarWolff continued.
“I have spoken with Sumara. She has agreed to join the Sushi Train as representative of Wolfpack and uphold our pledge with the other fleets. Just as xEEVEEx serves as a representative of us to our allies among S.Q.U.I.D.
“Any who seek glory and wish to join in the war between S.Q.U.I.D. or Sushi Train have my approval to do so. You will be stronger for it. I will remain in Wolfpack as leader and provide stability for our pack through these difficult times. We will not commit our full forces to either side in this confrontation.
“Wolfpack will stand apart. We will reserve our ships. We will remain strong while the rest of the galaxy tears itself to pieces.”
DeathLord291 stepped forward.
“I will join the Sushi Train with Sumara. The S.Q.U.I.D. have lorded their dominance over us for too long. I hunger for calamari.”
I couldn’t believe what I was hearing. I looked at them each in turn. DeathLord291? Sumara? WarWolff? These were our officers. Wolfpack! How could they join with another alliance? ANY alliance?
I was disgusted.
Machiel placed a hand against my chest to stop me.
“ArchNadeom, I will join with you brother to look over our omega packmates. Our hearts are in the pack. Test girl, fritz and SCVsUnion will join with us as well. They are strong ships.
“You and I know the leviathons that are out there. The hulking steel monstrosities floating through deep space. You and I have both faced them. We know the dangers. You know our omega pack stands no chance without our support.”
I bowed my head. There were no words against wisdom.
“We are not alone in the galaxy. There are too many alliances for Wolfpack to face them all. WarWolff must gamble with the other fleet leaders to serve in the best interests of our pack.
“You and I are not diplomats. Our hearts are only in the pack. xEEVEEx and Sumara are our best foreign diplomats. Seq and Hyten are our native representatives here at home. DeathLord291 is just a killing machine.”
Both DeathLord291 and I snorted.
“Trust in your pack, ArchNadeom.”
“Yeah Arch,” smirked Sumara. “Think we’d leave for good and let you have all the puppy snacks?”
We all laughed.
xEEVEEx stepped forward.
“ArchNadeom, you are the most loyal wolf I know.”
xEEVEEx unclasped the silver pendant from his cloak. It was of an open wolf’s mouth made of silver. It represented his position as leader of omega pack. WarWolff wore one as well made of gold. xEEVEEx fastened the silver pendant to my cloak.
“Look after omega until I return.”
I could see in his eyes the battles he had been through. The storms he had weathered. I had always had the pack with me. xEEVEEx was out there alone. The S.Q.U.I.D. cloak he wore. Upholding former alliances. He was a target for everybody.
I looked at him again with new respect. He was a tough dog. He may wear a squid cloak now, but he has the heart of a wolf.
I reached out a hand to clasp his.
“Until you return, brother.”
Machiel placed his hand on our’s. Then Sumara. Then DeathLord291. Then Hyten, Seq, and finally WarWolff.
WarWolff took up the pack’s call. His officers answered.
“For the Wolfpack.”
“a-Woooooooo!!!”


Under an Act of Parliament, Ziraat Bank ceases to be a state-owned bank and is transformed into a joint-stock company.
Agricultural school model farms, agricultural equipment storehouses, and stud farms are set up in some provinces and localities to teach farmers new techniques intended to improve farming and animal husbandry practices.
Ziraat Bank begins lending to commercial enterprises.
The first seed-finance loans are provided.
Ziraat Bank begins providing farms with loans and with advances against notes and surety.First general deferment is granted on agricultural loans.
Money supplied from Ziraat Bank-supervised funds is used to buy equipment for soldiers in order to help finance the operations of Nationalist Forces units during the War of Independence.
With the opening of the Grand National Assembly in Ankara, the city’s Ziraat Bank branch is made responsible for the administration and oversight of all bank branches and offices in localities controlled by the Nationalists.
Control of Ziraat Bank’s İzmir operations is given to Ankara.
Control of Ziraat Bank’s İstanbul operations is given to Ankara.
Under an Act of Parliament, Ziraat Bank ceases to be a state-owned bank and is transformed into a joint-stock company.
Under Statute 1924/444, Ziraat Bank is authorized to engage in “any and all manner of banking transactions that will contribute to economic development” through its national network of 316 branches.
Following a presidential directive authorizing state agencies and banks to purchase works of art, Ziraat Bank begins purchasing paintings exhibited in exhibitions held in Ankara. These acquisitions become the core of the Ziraat Bank Art Collection.
The subject of agricultural cooperatives is added to the curriculum of the School of Practical Banking in which Ziraat Bank trains its future branch and agency managers.
Ziraat Bank begins guaranteeing payment of bonds issued by the Ministry of Finance to help fund huge state-initiated projects aimed at kick-starting and supporting Turkey’s industrial revolution.
A Ziraat Bank-launched program of publications dealing with banking, agricultural cooperatives, and the Bank’s own operations and activities begins contributing to the growth and development of this discipline in Turkey.
Ziraat Bank begins handling bursar operations for the Treasury.
Located in Ankara’s Ulus district and designed by the Italian architect Guilio Mongeri, Ziraat Bank’s new headquarters building is officially opened at a ceremony attended by Prime Minister İsmet İnönü and Grand National Assembly President Kazım Özalp.
Ziraat Bank is invited to and represents Turkey at a conference in Rome organized by the International Institute of Agriculture to set up an international bank that would provide short-term loans to farmers.
Under Statute 2056 (Wheat Protection Act), Ziraat Bank is authorized to buy all wheat offered for sale by village farmers, to sell it in domestic and international markets, to protect wheat-farming, and to regulate wheat prices. Another successful outcome of this law is to encourage the erection of modern grain silos.
Under Statute 2814, Ziraat Bank is authorized to restructure the repayment of its mortgage-backed and/or jointly-guaranteed agricultural loan receivables.
Under Statute 3242, Ziraat Bank is authorized to provide “Wheat Assistance Credit” to immigrants and refugees as well as to needy farmers suffering from disasters such as drought, hail, flooding, fire, and epidemics.
Under Statute 1937/3202, its incorporating charter, Ziraat Bank is authorized to provide insurance coverage to those engaged in farming.
Turkey is declared a republic.
World War I begins.
Invading forces are repulsed at Çanakkale.
Turkish Nationalist congresses are convened in Erzurum and Sivas.
The Turkish War of Independence begins.
The Grand National Assembly passes the National Pact declaring the borders of the Republic of Turkey.
With the signing of the Treaty of Lausanne, the War of Independence is won.
Turkey is declared a republic.
The Turkish Civil Code is passed by parliament.
The Great Depression begins.
Women are given the right to vote and stand for election.


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