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| PersistentStoreConfiguration () | |
| Initializes a new instance of the PersistentStoreConfiguration class. More... | |
Public Attributes | |
| const int | DefaultCheckpointingThreads = 4 |
| Default value for CheckpointingThreads. More... | |
| const int | DefaultWalHistorySize = 20 |
| Default value for WalHistorySize. More... | |
| const int | DefaultWalSegments = 10 |
| Default value for WalSegments. More... | |
| const int | DefaultWalSegmentSize = 64 * 1024 * 1024 |
| Default value for WalSegmentSize. More... | |
| const int | DefaultTlbSize = 128 * 1024 |
| Default value for TlbSize. More... | |
| const int | DefaultWalRecordIteratorBufferSize = 64 * 1024 * 1024 |
| Default value for WalRecordIteratorBufferSize. More... | |
| const long | DefaultWalFsyncDelayNanos = 1000 |
| Default value for WalFsyncDelayNanos. More... | |
| const int | DefaultSubIntervals = 5 |
| The default sub intervals. More... | |
| const string | DefaultWalStorePath = "db/wal" |
| Default value for WalStorePath. More... | |
| const string | DefaultWalArchivePath = "db/wal/archive" |
| Default value for WalArchivePath. More... | |
Static Public Attributes | |
| static readonly TimeSpan | DefaultCheckpointingFrequency = TimeSpan.FromSeconds(180) |
| Default value for CheckpointingFrequency. More... | |
| static readonly TimeSpan | DefaultLockWaitTime = TimeSpan.FromSeconds(10) |
| Default value for LockWaitTime. More... | |
| static readonly TimeSpan | DefaultWalFlushFrequency = TimeSpan.FromSeconds(2) |
| Default value for WalFlushFrequency. More... | |
| static readonly TimeSpan | DefaultRateTimeInterval = TimeSpan.FromSeconds(60) |
| The default rate time interval. More... | |
Properties | |
| string | PersistentStorePath [get, set] |
| Gets or sets the path where data and indexes will be persisted. More... | |
| TimeSpan | CheckpointingFrequency [get, set] |
| Gets or sets the checkpointing frequency which is a minimal interval when the dirty pages will be written to the Persistent Store. More... | |
| long | CheckpointingPageBufferSize [get, set] |
| Gets or sets the size of the checkpointing page buffer. More... | |
| int | CheckpointingThreads [get, set] |
| Gets or sets the number of threads for checkpointing. More... | |
| TimeSpan | LockWaitTime [get, set] |
| Gets or sets the persistent manager file lock wait time. More... | |
| int | WalHistorySize [get, set] |
| Gets or sets the number of checkpoints to store in WAL (Write Ahead Log) history. More... | |
| int | WalSegments [get, set] |
| Gets or sets a number of WAL (Write Ahead Log) segments to work with. For performance reasons, the whole WAL is split into files of fixed length called segments. More... | |
| int | WalSegmentSize [get, set] |
| Gets or sets the size of the WAL (Write Ahead Log) segment. For performance reasons, the whole WAL is split into files of fixed length called segments. More... | |
| string | WalStorePath [get, set] |
| Gets or sets the path to the directory where WAL (Write Ahead Log) is stored. More... | |
| string | WalArchivePath [get, set] |
| Gets or sets the path to the directory where WAL (Write Ahead Log) archive is stored. Every WAL segment will be fully copied to this directory before it can be reused for WAL purposes. More... | |
| WalMode | WalMode [get, set] |
| Gets or sets the WAL (Write Ahead Log) mode. More... | |
| int | TlbSize [get, set] |
| Gets or sets the size of the TLB (Thread-Local Buffer), in bytes. More... | |
| TimeSpan | WalFlushFrequency [get, set] |
| Gets or sets the WAL (Write Ahead Log) flush frequency. More... | |
| long | WalFsyncDelayNanos [get, set] |
| Gets or sets the WAL (Write Ahead Log) fsync (disk sync) delay, in nanoseconds More... | |
| int | WalRecordIteratorBufferSize [get, set] |
| Gets or sets the size of the WAL (Write Ahead Log) record iterator buffer, in bytes. More... | |
| bool | AlwaysWriteFullPages [get, set] |
| Gets or sets a value indicating whether full pages should always be written. More... | |
| bool | MetricsEnabled [get, set] |
| Gets or sets a value indicating whether to enable persistent store metrics. See IIgnite.GetPersistentStoreMetrics. More... | |
| TimeSpan | RateTimeInterval [get, set] |
| Gets or sets the length of the time interval for rate-based metrics. This interval defines a window over which hits will be tracked. More... | |
| int | SubIntervals [get, set] |
| Number of sub-intervals to split the RateTimeInterval into to track the update history. More... | |
| Apache.Ignite.Core.PersistentStore.PersistentStoreConfiguration.PersistentStoreConfiguration | ( | ) |
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| const int Apache.Ignite.Core.PersistentStore.PersistentStoreConfiguration.DefaultCheckpointingThreads = 4 |
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| const int Apache.Ignite.Core.PersistentStore.PersistentStoreConfiguration.DefaultSubIntervals = 5 |
| const int Apache.Ignite.Core.PersistentStore.PersistentStoreConfiguration.DefaultTlbSize = 128 * 1024 |
| const string Apache.Ignite.Core.PersistentStore.PersistentStoreConfiguration.DefaultWalArchivePath = "db/wal/archive" |
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| const long Apache.Ignite.Core.PersistentStore.PersistentStoreConfiguration.DefaultWalFsyncDelayNanos = 1000 |
| const int Apache.Ignite.Core.PersistentStore.PersistentStoreConfiguration.DefaultWalHistorySize = 20 |
| const int Apache.Ignite.Core.PersistentStore.PersistentStoreConfiguration.DefaultWalRecordIteratorBufferSize = 64 * 1024 * 1024 |
| const int Apache.Ignite.Core.PersistentStore.PersistentStoreConfiguration.DefaultWalSegments = 10 |
| const int Apache.Ignite.Core.PersistentStore.PersistentStoreConfiguration.DefaultWalSegmentSize = 64 * 1024 * 1024 |
| const string Apache.Ignite.Core.PersistentStore.PersistentStoreConfiguration.DefaultWalStorePath = "db/wal" |
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Cadavers were switched
NSW Daily Telegraph | Submitted by: Suzanne
"Buried in Mr Davidson's place on November 7 was 100-year-old Daisy Jones,
who was buried with some of Mr Davidson's effects, including a pair of jogging
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java.lang.Object java.io.OutputStream org.gridlab.gat.io.FileOutputStream
public class FileOutputStream
A FileOutputStream represents a connection to open file, the file may be
either remote or local. See FileOutputStream
.
| Constructor Summary | |
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FileOutputStream(org.gridlab.gat.io.FileOutputStreamInterface out)
Do not use this constructur, it is for internal GAT use. |
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void |
addMetricListener(MetricListener metricListener,
Metric metric)
This method adds the passed instance of a MetricListener to the
list of MetricListener s which are notified of MetricEvents by an
instance of this class. |
void |
close()
See OutputStream.close() . |
boolean |
equals(Object arg0)
See Object.equals(java.lang.Object) . |
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flush()
See OutputStream.flush() . |
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getFileOutputStreamInterface()
Returns the FileOutputStreamInterface object associated with this FileOutputStream . |
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getMeasurement(Metric metric)
Returns a MetricEvent that represents the measured Metric . |
MetricDefinition |
getMetricDefinitionByName(String name)
Gets the MetricDefinition using its name . |
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getMetricDefinitions()
This method returns a List of MetricDefinition
instances. |
int |
hashCode()
See Object.hashCode() . |
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removeMetricListener(MetricListener metricListener,
Metric metric)
Removes the passed MetricListener from the List
of MetricListener s which are notified of MetricEvents
corresponding to the passed Metric instance. |
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toString()
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FileOutputStream
. The FileOutputStreamInterface offers the same
functionality as the FileOutputStream
object. The difference
between the FileInputStreamInterface object and the FileOutputStream
object is that the FileOutputStreamInterface is an internal GAT object
and it will throw GATInvocationException
s upon failures, whereas
the FileOutputStream object would have default values.
public void addMetricListener(MetricListener metricListener, Metric metric) throws GATInvocationException
MetricListener
to the
list of MetricListener
s which are notified of MetricEvents by an
instance of this class. The passed MetricListener
is only
notified of MetricEvents which correspond to Metric
instance
passed to this method.
addMetricListener
in interface Monitorable
metricListener
- The MetricListener
to notify of MetricEventsmetric
- The Metric
corresponding to the MetricEvents for
which the passed MetricListener
will be notified
GATInvocationException
- The MetricListener
cannot be addedpublic MetricEvent getMeasurement(Metric metric) throws GATInvocationException
MetricEvent
that represents the measured Metric
.
getMeasurement
in interface Monitorable
MetricEvent
that represents the measured Metric
.
GATInvocationException
- the measurement failedpublic MetricDefinition getMetricDefinitionByName(String name) throws GATInvocationException
MetricDefinition
using its name
.
getMetricDefinitionByName
in interface Monitorable
name
- The MetricDefinition name
MetricDefinition
with the given name
GATInvocationException
- An error occurred while getting the list of
Metric
s or no Metric
with this name
existspublic void close() throws IOException
OutputStream.close()
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close
in interface Closeable
close
in class OutputStream
IOException
public boolean equals(Object arg0)
Object.equals(java.lang.Object)
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equals
in class Object
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OutputStream.flush()
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flush
in interface Flushable
flush
in class OutputStream
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public List<MetricDefinition> getMetricDefinitions() throws GATInvocationException
List
of MetricDefinition
instances. Each instance in this List
is a
MetricDefinition
which can be monitored on this instance.
getMetricDefinitions
in interface Monitorable
List
of MetricDefinition
instances.
Each instance in this List
is a Metric
which can be monitored on this instance
GATInvocationException
- An error occurred while getting the list of metricspublic int hashCode()
Object.hashCode()
.
hashCode
in class Object
public void removeMetricListener(MetricListener metricListener, Metric metric) throws GATInvocationException
MetricListener
from the List
of MetricListener
s which are notified of MetricEvents
corresponding to the passed Metric
instance.
removeMetricListener
in interface Monitorable
metricListener
- The MetricListener
to notify of MetricEventsmetric
- The Metric
corresponding to the MetricEvents for
which the passed MetricListener
has been notified
GATInvocationException
- The MetricListener
cannot be removedpublic String toString()
Object.toString()
.
toString
in class Object
public void write(byte[] arg0) throws IOException
OutputStream.write(byte[])
.
write
in class OutputStream
IOException
public void write(byte[] arg0, int arg1, int arg2) throws IOException
OutputStream.write(byte[], int, int)
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write
in class OutputStream
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public void write(int arg0) throws IOException
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TWICE UPON A YESTERDAY
Reviewed by Harvey Karten, Ph.D. Trimark Pictures Director: Maria Ripoli Writer: Rafa Russo Cast: Lena Headey, Douglas Henshall, Penelope Cruz, Mark Strong, Charlotte Coleman, Elizabeth McGovern, Euselbo Lazaro, Gustavo Salmero
As the song "Yesterday" goes, "Why'd she have to go/ I don't know/ She wouldn't say./ I said something wrong/ Now I long for yesterday..." Who doesn't? If only we knew then what we know now, our mistakes would be corrected and life's mishaps would fall neatly into place. Or would they? Many philosophers and psychologists believe that given the basic character that each of us is stuck with, we'd make the same blunders all over again--kind of like the person who knows the smoking and overeating are bad for him but continues to indulge in both. Still, the opportunity to go back to the past to smooth out our bungles and fumbles is so tempting that a good many of us, given the choice, would opt for doing just that over winning the lottery. All of which makes the premise a fascinating one for the storytellers, including the Spanish team of Maria Ripoli, who directed "Twice Upon a Yesterday" and Rafa Russo who wrote the screenplay. Though magic realism comes into play, the film-- once called "The Man with Rain in His Shoes" and then named "If Only" before receiving the current title--does not have the sci-fi look. This film is for the most part not far from a conventional romantic comedy with dramatic overtones, whose characters are at once so thinly drawn and yet so irritating that at times you may be tempted to look away from the screen.
Take a look at the male lead, Douglas Henshall in the role of a Scottish 30-something who is so immature and exasperating that you'd have to look back to a character like Mari Hoff (Brenda Blethyn) in Mark Herman's movie "Little Voice," to uncover his equal. He acts in London's fringe theaters, is considered mediocre, and lives in a flat that is as untidy as he is unkempt. Sylvia Weld (Lena Headey) and he seem made for each other, given Sylvia's gamin-like demeanor and flighty behavior. Sylvia's best girl friend, Alison (Charlotte Coleman) is even worse: she spends much of her time advising Sylvia to dump the lad, putting him down as a mediocrity in every way who is entirely unsuitable for the likes of Sylvia, while for his part, Victor's best friend Dave (Mark Strong) deigns to counsel Victor on the ways of women while he himself hasn't a clue about how to connect with any one of their ilk.
When Sylvia discovers that Victor has been unfaithful to her (and Victor adds to injury to confessing that he loves another), Sylvia leaves him. Victor soon regrets what he has done and gets his chance to correct his misbehavior when two Spanish trash collectors sprung from the pages of Don Quixote kick him back a year or so, giving the hapless suitor the opportunity of a lifetime to make amends. In one of the two interesting twists to the tale, Victor finds that being on his best behavior cannot prevent similar disasters from taking place, while an even more arresting turn of events occurs in the final minute of the story--one which encourages us to debate over our post-cinema coffee how the situation will ultimately turn out.
On the whole, however, the movie has an awkward, first- draft feel because most of the characters are so silly or bland that caring about them is out of the question. Not that a film must have likeable personalities. "Goodbye, Lover," for example, features an unholy mess of evil people but the performers are so attractive, so strong and convincing, that we show concern for them despite their sinister temperaments. The one redeeming feature of "Twice Upon a Yesterday" is the lovely Spanish actress Penelope Cruz--who wowed lovers of art movies recently in the far more imaginative production "Open Your Eyes." As a bartender with more class than the rest of the cast combined, Ms. Cruz's Louise--the woman who gets the now-mature Victor's undivided attention--is the movie's compelling high point. On the whole, however, the film lacks the whimsy that fables must possess to realize their potential.
Rated R. Running Time: 96 minutes. (C) 1999 Harvey Karten
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Riga Marathon
Riga LAT
Website: www.lattelecomrigasmaratons.lv/en
Race Winners
(29 runnings)
2:37:38 2:37:14.3 2:38:16 2:47:30 3:13:54.0 20 May
2007
2:18:30.3
2:50:08.0
03 Jun
2006
2:41:57
3:04:31
21 May
2005
2:45:58
3:11:09
15 May
2004
2:27:08
2:58:29
17 May
2003
2:28:09
3:05:26
25 May
2002
2:31:25
3:12:16
26 May
2001
2:27:25
3:11:45
27 May
2000
2:30:59
3:12:11
22 May
1999
2:37:10
3:37:21
23 May
1998
2:33:41
3:27:49
31 May
1997
2:33:05
3:12:26
01 Jun
1996
2:31:46
3:30:42
29 Jul
1995
2:32:44
3:02:11
30 Jul
1994
2:43:09
3:19:56
31 Jul
1993
2:26:41
2:55:07
18 Jul
1992
2:21:29
2:47:28
27 Jul
1991
2:28:27
2:43:53
19 May
2019
2:08:51
Andualem Belay Shiferaw (ETH)
2:26:18
Birke Debele Beyene (ETH)
20 May
2018
2:11:00
Abeje Ayana (ETH)
2:28:22
Georgina Rono (KEN)
14 May
2017
2:12:14.7
Joseph Kyengo
Munywoki (KEN)
2:31:22.3
Bekelech Bedada
Daba (ETH)
15 May
2016
2:11:45.0
Dominic Kangor Kimwetich (KEN)
2:38:40.7
Shitaye Gemechu Debelu (ETH)
17 May
2015
2:12:28.4
Haile Bekuma Tollesa (ETH)
2:37:03.3
Meseret Eshetu Deme (ETH)
18 May
2014
2:13:43.7
Yu Chiba (JPN)
2:36:50.7
Tigist Teshome Ayanu (ETH)
19 May
2013
2:15:35
Duncan Cheruiyot Koech (KEN)
2:40:31
Nesga Aberash Bedasa (ETH)
20 May
2012
2:16:54
Titus Kurgat Kipkorir (KEN)
Irayda Aleksandrova (RUS)
22 May
2011
2:15:48.0
Julius Kipruto Kutto (KEN)
Desta Girma Tadesse (ETH)
23 May
2010
2:17:33
Slimani benAzzouz (MAR)
Maryna Damantsevich (BLR)
17 May
2009
2:18:35
Oleg Gurs (BLR)
Katiasaryna Labashova-Dziamidova (BLR)
18 May
2008
2:16:41.3
Sammy Rotich (KEN)
Kaja Vals (EST)
Johnstone Chepkwony (KEN)
Lyudmila Rodina (RUS)
Yuriy Vinogradov (RUS)
Laura Zarina (LAT)
Vjaceslavs Bambans (LAT)
Kaja Mulla-2
Dmitrijs Slesarenoks (LAT)
Modesta Drungilene (LTU)
Arunas Balciunas-3
Ausra Kavaliauskiene-2
Arunas Balciunas-2 (nc)
Anita Liepina (LAT) (nc)
Ziedonis Zalkalns-4 (nc)
Laila Ceika-4 (nc)
Ziedonis Zalkalns-3 (nc)
Ausra Kavaliauskiene (LTU) (nc)
Arunas Balciunas (LTU) (nc)
Laila Ceika-3 (nc)
Ziedonis Zalkalns-2 (nc)
Laila Ceika-2 (nc)
Normunds Fedotovskis (LAT) (nc)
Kaja Mulla (EST) (nc)
Aleksandrs Prokopcuks-2 (nc)
Inita Drezina (LAT) (nc)
Ziedonis Zalkalns (LAT) (nc)
Galina Bernat (EST) (nc)
Normunds Ivzans (LAT) (nc)
Laila Ceika (LAT) (nc)
Aleksandrs Prokopcuks (LAT) (nc)
Svetlana Tkach (MDA) (nc)
Gusman Abdulin (KAZ) (nc)
Olga Youdenkova (BLR) (nc)
Vladimir Kalenkovich (BLR) (nc)
Alla Doudayeva (BLR) (nc)
Notes: The 1997 and 2001 races were run short. Race currently known as Lattelecom Riga Marathon.
(nc) => national championship
2002 Andris Dudels was the national champion (place unknown, 2:43:06)
2000 Laila Ceika was the national champion (place unknown, 3:16:08)
1999 Andris Dudels was the national champion (place unknown, 2:44:29)
1997 Inita Drezina was the national champion (place unknown, 3:14:25)
1995 Laila Ceika was the national champion (place unknown, 3:10:05)
1993 Anita Klapote was the national champion (2nd place, 3:03:04)
1992 Aigars Rancans was the national champion (place unknown, 2:32:12)
1992 Laila Ceika was the national champion (place unknown, 3:09:34)
1991 Aivars Karlsons was the national champion (place unknown, 2:37:38)
1991 Inara Alsberga was the national champion (place unknown, 3:08:44)
Most Wins
(1991-date)
Men
4
Ziedonis Zalkalns (LAT)
1995,1998,2000-01
Women
4
Laila Ceika (LAT)
1994,1998-99,2001
Prize Money
(ADR qualified runners)
Year Men Women Total 2017 $10,820 $13,115 $23,935 2016 12,435 7,350 19,785 2015 13,090 7,630 20,720 .... 2013 8,595 4,490 13,085 .... 2011 9,915 9,915 19,830 .... 2003 285 n/c 285 Sums $55,140 $42,500 $97,640
Note: 2003 was the first year for prize money at this race with a total
prize purse of US$1485.
Race Time Bias
(sec/km)
Insufficient data to calculate the race time bias.
Competitive Level (1990 to date)
Year Men Women 2017<PHONE_NUMBER><PHONE_NUMBER> 326 n/c 2014 342 n/c .... 2011 96 n/c
Quality Performances through 2019/PRE>Men <2:10 1 <2:11 1 <2:12 4 <2:13 10 <2:14 18 <2:15 24 <2:16 31 <2:17 39 <2:18 46 Women <2:28 2 <2:30 4 <2:32 6 <2:34 10 <2:36 12 <2:38 17 <2:40 25 <2:42 30 <2:44 38Tautasdziesmas (Folk Song) Marathon
Race Winners (13 runnings)Notes: 1988 was the inaugural year. For 1999-2000, this race was known as the Tautas (Folk) Marathon.
07 Oct 2000
2:36:31
Andis Austrups (LAT) 3:26:27
Laila Ceika-5 02 Oct 1999
2:43:54
Normunds Fedotovskis-3 3:13:10
Anita Liepina (LAT) 26 Sep 1998
2:42:21
Andris Dudels (LAT) 3:13:52
Laila Ceika-4 11 Oct 1997
2:37:57
Imants Erkens (LAT) 3:50:59
Nadezda Kavtaskina (LAT) 06 Oct 1996
2:45:26
Normunds Fedotovskis-2 3:16:52
Olga Burlakova (LAT) 24 Sep 1995
2:45:01
Normunds Fedotovskis (LAT) 3:15:21
Laila Ceika-3 02 Oct 1994
2:22:53
Aleksandrs Prokopcuks-2 3:09:39
Laila Ceika-2 03 Oct 1993
2:25:14
Pavel Loskutov (EST) 2:55:50
Tatyana Lanova (BLR) 04 Oct 1992
2:26:02
Aleksandrs Prokopcuks (LAT) 3:03:16
Laila Ceika (LAT) 13 Oct 1991
2:29:18
Janis Miculis-4 3:09:56
Inara Alsberga (AT) 14 Oct 1990
2:29:02
Janis Miculis-3 3:13:19
Tamara Merzlikina-3 01 Oct 1989
2:31:19
Janis Miculis-2 3:09:09
Tamara Merzlikina-2 30 Oct 1988
2:38:59
Janis Miculis (LAT) 3:14:42
Tamara Merzlikina (LAT) LSC Championship Marathon
Race Winners (10 runnings)
Notes: 1996 was the inaugural year. The first year as the club championship was 1999 (race was open to all-comers).
07 Oct 2006 2:46:46 Aivars Mazzarins (LAT) 4:02:36 Nadezda Kavtaskina-3 2005 --- n/a --- n/a 09 Oct 2004 --- n/a 4:08:29 Nadezda Kavtaskina-2 2003 --- n/a --- n/a 14 Apr 2002
2:55:11
Mihails Selivanovs (LAT) 07 Apr 2001
2:45:33
Normunds Fedotovskis (LAT) 27 Aug 2000
2:58:03
Leons Cipruss (LAT) 24 Jul 1999
2:59:49
Raimonds Senfelds (LAT) 1998
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not held 29 Mar 1997
2:55:26
Aleksandrs Ozols (LAT) 3:50:23
Nadezda Kavtaskina (LAT) 23 Mar 1996
2:47:22
Juris Treimanis (LAT) 3:36:15
Maija Placinska (LAT) Last Updated on 20 May 2019 mp
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 Find up-to-date information about Chrome DevTools in the official docs.
Google Chrome is a rich and powerful web browser, pioneering what is possible for applications on the web. Google has worked hard to deliver a very fast, very stable, feature rich browsing experience for end users. Google has also ensured that developers like you have a great experience with Chrome. The Developer Tools, bundled and available in Chrome and Safari, allows web developers and programmers deep access into the internals of the browser and their web application.
The Developer Tools are part of the open source Webkit project. Most of the discussion in this article applies to both Google Chrome and Safari. However, the screenshots were taken using Google Chrome 6, so there may be slight differences in your browser.
In this article, we will take an overview tour of Developer Tools and point out its most popular, and useful, features. Our target audience are web developers who did not know of, or have not yet investigated, the Developer Tools. However, we are sure that even if you are an experienced web developer, you will pick up a tip or two.
If your instance of Developer Tools does not quite match the screenshots found in this article, we recommend you upgrade to 5 so you may follow along and gain access to all of the features described here.
Overall, there are eight main groups of tools available view Developer Tools, and the capabilities are being extended with every release. Chrome 5 now offers Elements, Resources, Scripts, Timeline, Profiles, Storage, Audits, and Console.
The Elements tool allows you to see the web page as the browser sees it. That is, using the Elements tool, you can see the raw HTML, raw CSS styles, the Document Object Model, and manipulate either in real time. Read more...
Use the Resources tool to learn what components your web page or application is requesting from web servers, how long these requests take, and how much bandwidth is required. You can also view the HTTP request and response headers for each of your resources. The Resources tool is perfect for helping you speed up page load times. Read more...
To peer inside the JavaScript for a page, you will use the Scripts tool. Here you can find a list of scripts required by the page plus a full featured script debugger. You can even change the JavaScript on the fly! Read more in Part Two, coming soon.
For advanced timing and speed analysis, the Timeline tool offers in-depth visibility into the various Chrome behind-the-scenes activities. You can learn how long the browser takes to handle DOM events, rendering page layouts, and paint the window. Read more in Part Two, coming soon.
The Profiles tool helps you capture and analyze the performance of JavaScript scripts. For example, you can learn which functions take the most time to execute and zero in on exactly where to optimize. Read more in Part Two, coming soon.
Modern web applications require more persistence than simply cookies, and the Storage tool helps you track, query, and debug local browser storage. This tool can display and query data stored in local databases, local storage, session storage, and cookies. Read more in Part Two, coming soon.
The Audit tool is like having your own web optimization consultant sitting next to you. This tool can analyze a page as it loads and provide suggestions and optimizations for decreasing page load time and increase perceived (and real) responsiveness. Read more in Part Two, coming soon.
Last but definitely not least, the Developer Tools offers a full featured Console. From the Console, you can enter arbitrary JavaScript and programmatically interact with your page. Read more in Part Two, coming soon.
It's easy to start the Developer Tools while inside Chrome.
For any operating system, you can simply right-click on any element in the page and select the "Inspect Element" option from the context menu. This will open the Developer Tools and drill right to the element you clicked on.
To see this in action, visit http://www.google.com in Chrome Browser. Right click on the Google logo, and you will see the following options:
Selecting "Inspect Element" will bring up the Developer Tools, which should look like the following:
Notice how the Developer Tools opened inside of the Elements tab and automatically drilled down to, and highlighted, the <img> tag for the Google logo. This is very useful when you are curious which HTML generated a particular page element.
You may also open the Developer Tools with a simple keyboard shortcut. Depending on your operating system, try the following:
Finally, you can choose to open the tools from the main browser menu.
On a Mac, and from the main application menu bar, select View, Developer, Developer Tools.
On a Windows PC, you should use the Page menu at the top right, and select Developer, Developer Tools.
Now that you have the Developer Tools open and ready, let's begin by exploring the elements on Google's homepage.
The first tab in the Developer Tools is Elements. This is your window into the structure of the web page, presented as your browser sees it.
You will often visit the Elements tabs when you need to identify the HTML snippet for some aspect of the page. For example, you may be curious if an image has an HTML id attribute, and what that attribute's value is.
The Elements tab is sometimes a better way to "view source" for a page. Inside the Elements tab, the page's DOM will be nicely formatted, easily showing you HTML elements, their ancestry and their descendants. Too often, pages you visit will have minified or simply ugly HTML which makes it hard to see how the page is structured. The Elements tab is your solution for viewing the real underlying structure of the page.
For example, the following is the output from the "view source" of the Google homepage.
It's hard to read the above source because it is optimized and minified. The format is good for clients and servers but difficult for developers!
Instead, when you want to read the source of a page, use the Elements Tab to view a pretty-printed, syntax highlighted element hierarchy.
The Elements tab also allows you to browse, interact, and sometimes even change the Styles, Metrics, Properties, and Event Listeners for any element on the page.
The cascading nature of CSS makes the Styles browser in the Elements tab very useful. Sometimes, styles collapse onto themselves and unintended visuals appear. Knowing which styling rule the browser is applying to the element helps you debug such an issue.
Clicking on any element in the Elements tab will display all the styles attached to that element.
You'll see in the screenshot above, that we're able to tell all the style attributes that are being applied. For example, the padding comes directly from the <img> element's style attribute. The width and height, however, come from their respective native attributes. Interestingly, you can tell there are styles also inherited from the >center< tag, the >body< tag, and others.
While it's great to see the individual styles and where they come from, it's also very useful to see the final set of styles after it is computed and applied to the element. You can see the final product by selecting the Computed Style menu, as shown in the screenshot below.
Next, we'll take a brief look at the other features provided by the Elements Tab. We'll cover the following in more detail in future articles.
You can see the box model as it is applied to the selected element by selecting the Metrics menu:
You can see all of the properties of the element, as JavaScript and the DOM would see it, by selecting the Properties menu:
And finally, you can even see the event listeners attached to, or that bubble through, the element via the Event Listeners menu:
There is a lot of functionality available via the Elements Tab, and future articles will dive deeper into the individual menus.
You should use the Elements Tab when you want to see how the page looks to the browser itself. Common problems such as "how is this style computed?" or "what HTML tags generated this component?" are quickly and easily answered via the Elements Tab.
Think of the Elements Tab like an uber-"view source", and gain very sharp visibility into your page.
After you've investigated the page, you might be wondering how HTML, CSS, and images got there in the first place. The Resources Tab, described next, shows you how the client browser and web server communicate to send over those resources.
Once your application is functioning, your next step should be to optimize the network and bandwidth performance. You should aim to make the transfer of your application, from server to client, as fast and as efficient as possible. Your users will thank you for the fast page loads, you'll save money on bandwidth and server resources, and you'll also score better in Google's search result ranks (which now take into account site speed).
The Resources Tab in Developer Tools is your window into the communication between web server and client browser. You are able to see all of the resources requested by the browser (this is always very surprising!), the time it takes to receive them from the server, and how much bandwidth is used during the transfer.
Ironically, running the Resources Tab affects page load performance, so it is disabled by default. The first time you access the functionality, you will need to enable it for the page you are viewing.
I recommend you leave the default "Only enable for this session" selected, as you do not want to needlessly incur the small performance penalty. Once you click "Enable resource tracking", the page will reload, and the Developer Tools will monitor and display the resources sent from the server.
The following screenshot shows the resources required, and loaded for, the Google homepage.
There's a lot of information on this screen, so let's take it piece by piece.
The default behavior is to show you how long it took to request and load all resources for the page. Scrolling down the Resources list may surprise you, as you may not know how many individual requests are being made by the client. A high number of requests from the client can severely impact performance. Gaining visibility as to what exacted is requested is the first step to optimization and eventual reduction of resources.
If you are interested in just images or style sheets, you can filter the resource type using the menu directly under the main tab window.
You'll also learn the order in which the resources are requested. Using the timeline display, you may gain a better understanding of why certain elements on your page show up later than others.
After you gain an overview of all the requested resources, and how they compose the entire request timeline, you'll want to drill down to individual resources.
If you notice that some resources are being requested every time you access the page, that is a sign that your caching headers are not configured correctly. You can view all of the headers for a resource by clicking on the resource in the left hand list.
Use the Headers display to ensure the expected HTTP Response Code is set and the appropriate headers are provided. For example, if the resource is rarely or never changed, your server should set an Expires header for far into the future. This will tell the browser that the resource shouldn't be requested again until that date. This reduces the amount of HTTP connections required for your page, thus speeding up your site.
There is a lot more to the Resources tab, which we will cover in a future article.
Use the Resources Tab to gain visibility into how your client browser is communicating with the web server. Using this information, including request time, request size, and request order, you can make smart optimizations to reduce server load, costs, and increase speed and enhance user experience.
Speed is very important for your web site, your users, and search engines. Once you have the number and size of resources reduced, and the appropriate HTTP conversations occurring, the next step is to investigate and optimize the scripts that are running in your page. Luckily, the Scripts tab, discussed next, does just that.
For more information on the Developer Tools, we can recommend the following:
And of course, stay tuned to html5rocks.com for Part 2 of this article, along with lots of other great HTML5 and Chrome content.
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Running a Cosmology Simulation
Once the code is compiled and a parameter file is prepared, starting the
simulation is easy:
mpirun -np 1 enzo [-d] parameter_file
The syntax of the mpirun varies between mpi implementations. The
example given here comes from the Origin2000 and implies a single processors
(the argument after the -np flag indicates the number of processors.
Once again, the -d flag triggers a debug option that produces a substantial
amount of output. See the Enzo Cookbook
for more detailed information on running simulations.
Restarting
During a run, there are a number of forms of output. The largest
will probably be the output of the grid hierarchy as specified by parameters
such as dtDataDump and the CosmologyOutputRedshift. Such outputs
contain a number of different files (sometimes many files if there are
a large number of grids) and are explained elsewhere.
It is useful to have a fairly large number of such outputs if the run is
a long one, both to provide more information to analyze, but also in case
of an unintended interruption (crash). Fortunately, any full output
can be used to restart the simulation:
mpirun -np 1 enzo [-d] -r output_name
Monitoring information
As the simulation runs, at every top grid timestep, it outputs a line of
information to the ascii file OutputLevelInformation (which is
overwritten on restart). The amount of information on this line can
be quite extensive, but here the format is briefly summarized. The
first number is the problem time, while the next 6 relate to general information
about the entire run. Within these six numbers, the first is the
maximum level currently in use, the second is the number of grids, the
third is a number proportional to the memory used, the fourth is the mean
axis ratio of all grids, and the last two are reserved for future use.
Then, there will be three spaces, and another group of numbers, all providing
information about the first (top grid) level. This pattern of three
spaces and six numbers is repeated for every level. The information
for each level is: 1) number of grids on the level, 2) memory usage (roughly),
3) the volume fraction of the entire region covered by grids on this level,
4) the mean axis ratio of grids on this level (please don't ask why this
information is here), 5) the fraction of cells on this level which need
refinement (I think), 6) the number of active cells on this level.
Debugging information
It is often useful to run with the debug flag turned on, particularly if
the code is crashing for unknown reasons (which never happens of course).
However, the amount of output is quite large so it is useful to redirect
this to a log file, such as:
mpirun -np 1 enzo -d -r output_name > log_file
Some modules (the cooling unit is particularly bad for this), produce
their own debugging logs in the form of fort.?? files. These can
be ignored unless problems occur. We hould probably stress again
that this code is not guaranteed to bug-free and is offered without any
assurances or warranties, implied or otherwise.
Go to the Enzo home page
© 2004 Laboratory for Computational Astrophysics
last modified February 2004
by B.W. O'Shea


Data leak from neo-Nazi website may reveal personal information on extremists, reports say
by Bradford BetzData from a defunct neo-Nazi website leaked online last week, potentially revealing the personal information of hundreds of extremists, some of whom have been linked to acts of terrorism, according to reports.
The data, which comprised the contents of the former website “Iron March,” was posted by the user “anti-data” on archive.org.
Contents of the leak made it possible to obtain match usernames with registered emails, IP addresses, forum posts and direct messages, according to the open-source journalism website Bellingcat, which first flagged the leak.
GUNS SEIZED FROM NEO-NAZI LEADER IN WASHINGTON STATE, COURT RECORDS SHOW
“Iron March” was founded in 2011 by Russian nationalist Alexander “Slavros” Mukhitdinov. It has been used by an organizational tool by multiple extremist groups, including Atomwaffen Division (AWD), a U.S.-based group that has been tied to at least half a dozen murders and multiple acts of violence over the past few years.
Chats from the leak suggested that the website attracted users from around the world who shared material and offered support to each other.
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Its users were closely affiliated with the ideas and publications of James Mason, an American neo-Nazi who has been involved in white-supremacy movements since the 1960s, The Guardian reported.


Sometimes we need to show files as pdf from PHP. That’s pretty straightforward.
$buffer = null;
$f = fopen($filePath, "rb");
if ($f ) {
$buffer.= fread($f, filesize($filePath));
}
fclose ($f);
And now we flush the buffer with the right headers.
$filename = basename($filePath);
$type = ‘attachement’; // can be ‘innline’
// get mime type. finfo must be installed. PHP >= 5.3.0, PECL fileinfo >= 0.1.0
$finfo = finfo_open(FILEINFO_MIME_TYPE);
$mimeType = finfo_file($finfo, $filePath);
header("Expires: Wed, 20 Sep 1977 16:10:00 GMT");
header("Cache-Control: no-cache");
header('Cache-Control: maxage=3600');
header('Pragma: public');
//header("Content-Length: " .filesize($path) );
header("Content-Disposition: {$type}; filename={$filename}");
header("Content-Transfer-Encoding: binary");
header("Content-type: ".mimeType”);
echo $buffer;
Apparently the order of the headers is irrelevant but if you need to work with IE (poor guy), use those headers exactly in this order. I don’t know exactly the reason but this combination always works for me and if I overlook it and I change the order it’s likely to have problems with IE.
Another trick is the commented line.
//header("Content-Length: " .filesize($path) );
According to standards it must be set the length of the file with the Content-Length header, but I noticed that if I don’t set this header, the browser opens associated application (Acrobat reader e.g with pdf files) earlier than if I set it. This behaviour is visible with big files. With the Content-Length header the browser opens associated application to the file when the file if fully downloaded and without this header the browser don’t wait to finish the download of the file to open it. That’s means better user experience.


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This page implements the image steganography method proposed by Chang et al. (2008), for educational purposes.
C. Chang, T. D. Kieu and Y. Chou, "A High Payload Steganographic Scheme Based on (7, 4) Hamming Code for Digital Images," 2008 International Symposium on Electronic Commerce and Security, Guangzhou City, 2008, pp. 16-21, doi: 10.1109/ISECS.2008.222.


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Debugging
Directions:
Submit a running version of these programs. Assume that the programs are working.
Program #1
//This program calculates the highest number in the array. public class Max Number{ Scanner scanner = new Scanner(); int i = 1; int nums[] = {0,2,32,12,54,23,12,43}; int highest = num[0]; for(; i < nums.length; ++i){; if(num[i] > highest){ highest = num[i]; } } }
Program #2
public class OddOrEven { public static void main(String[] args){ Scanner scanner = new Scanner(System.in); System.out.println(Enter a number); int i = scanner.nextInt(); if(i % 2 = 0){ System.out.println(“Even”); }else{ System.out.println(“Odd”); { } }


Search Inside Yourself (chapter 6)
Chapter 6 talks about there being three different types of happiness, with varying levels of sustainability:
I agree with the argument that we spend most of our time seeking pleasure, when we should focus on finding our purpose for sustainable happiness instead.
My core values and what I stand for are around being kind, honest and authentic, fairness, looking always to imporove on the status quo and assuming the best in people/situations. My family and friends are really important to me, so their welfare and happiness is something I consider often.
If my day to day life is out of alignment with these core values, I feel particularly uncomfortable.
I struggled with the meditation exercise, having trouble bringing to mind specific events. It's something I will try to be more aware of when future experiences arise. This way I can monitor my genuine reaction, in the moment.
The activity around envisioning where you want to be and talking about it a lot with people is something I really liked.


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Display a generic message when authentication fails. Disclosing information regarding invalid usernames and passwords can help an attacker obtain a list of valid users.
The following code authenticates a user. Unfortunately, the code reveals through its error messages whether the credentials sent represent a valid user or an invalid user:
def login(p1:Integer) = Action{ implicit request =>
if (p1==0)
{
val message="Wrong Username"
Ok(html.message.main(message))
}else if (p1==1){
val message="Wrong Password"
Ok(html.message.main(message))
}else {....}
}
The following code authenticates a user. Since it presents the same error message regardless of why the authentication failed, an attacker can't determine if the credentials tried represent a valid user or not.
def login(p1:Integer) = Action{ implicit request =>
if ((p1==0) || (p1==1){
val message="Authentication failed"
Ok(html.message.main(message))
}else {....}
}


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WASM - TinyGO
6.
package main
func multiply(x, y int) int {
return x * y;
}
> tinygo build -o a.wasm -target wasm ./a.go
How it is compiled
The Go [...] is then transformed into LLVM IR by the compiler package. This LLVM IR is then optimized by the LLVM optimize. Finally, the resulting machine code is emitted by LLVM to an object file.


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It’s not too late to redecorate your home before Christmas
Head to Bees Bargain Beds & Furniture for all your home refurbishment needs
by Dylan WigganChristmas is just around the corner, so now is the time to get your home ready for the festive season with a brand new look.
The holidays usually bring with them a host of parties, get-togethers and family meals. That means it’s likely your home will be getting a lot more traffic than usual -so what better time to freshen things up?
Not to mention the colder weather and darker nights that come at this time of year that means most of us will be spending much more time indoors.
At Bees Bargain Beds & Furniture you’ll find everything you need to spruce up your home this winter without breaking the bank.
Bees Bargain Beds & Furniture
Bees Bargain Beds & Furniture is a family-run business, operating from Nottingham.
The company prides itself on its nimble size, big enough to cope with any order but still lean enough to main a personal touch when dealing with customers.
All items of furniture in stock, whether for the budget or premium market, are handcrafted by highly skilled artisans with over 30 years’ experience and use the best quality materials, sourced from specialist suppliers.
The company operates weekly deliveries to ensure its customers receive their goods quickly and can assemble and remove old furniture for a small fee.
In demand
Bees Bargain Beds & Furniture is a company in high demand.
Not only supplying regular customers in the Notts area and beyond, its major clients include: Notts Leaving Care Services, Nottingham YMCA and many private landlords.
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Class GaussNewtonMinimizer
Inheritance
System.Object
GaussNewtonMinimizer
Inherited Members
System.Object.Equals(System.Object)
System.Object.Equals(System.Object, System.Object)
System.Object.GetHashCode()
System.Object.GetType()
System.Object.MemberwiseClone()
System.Object.ReferenceEquals(System.Object, System.Object)
System.Object.ToString()
Assembly: CADability.dll
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public class GaussNewtonMinimizer
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GaussNewtonMinimizer(GaussNewtonMinimizer.ErrorFunction, GaussNewtonMinimizer.JacobiFunction, GaussNewtonMinimizer.CheckParameterFunction, GaussNewtonMinimizer.CurtailParameterFunction)
Declaration
public GaussNewtonMinimizer(GaussNewtonMinimizer.ErrorFunction eFunction, GaussNewtonMinimizer.JacobiFunction jFunction, GaussNewtonMinimizer.CheckParameterFunction checkParameter = null, GaussNewtonMinimizer.CurtailParameterFunction curtailParameter = null)
Parameters
Methods
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CircleFit(IArray<GeoPoint>, GeoPoint, Double, Double, out Ellipse)
Declaration
public static double CircleFit(IArray<GeoPoint> points, GeoPoint center, double radius, double precision, out Ellipse elli)
Parameters
Returns
| Type |
Description |
| System.Double |
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ConeFit(IArray<GeoPoint>, GeoPoint, GeoVector, Double, Double, out ConicalSurface)
Declaration
public static double ConeFit(IArray<GeoPoint> points, GeoPoint apex, GeoVector axis, double theta, double precision, out ConicalSurface cs)
Parameters
Returns
| Type |
Description |
| System.Double |
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ConeFitNew(IArray<GeoPoint>, GeoPoint, GeoVector, Double, Double, out ConicalSurface)
Declaration
public static double ConeFitNew(IArray<GeoPoint> points, GeoPoint apex, GeoVector axis, double theta, double precision, out ConicalSurface cs)
Parameters
Returns
| Type |
Description |
| System.Double |
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ConeFitOld(GeoPoint[], GeoPoint, GeoVector, Double, out ConicalSurface)
Declaration
public static double ConeFitOld(GeoPoint[] points, GeoPoint apex, GeoVector axis, double theta, out ConicalSurface cs)
Parameters
Returns
| Type |
Description |
| System.Double |
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CylinderFit(IArray<GeoPoint>, GeoPoint, GeoVector, Double, Double, out CylindricalSurface)
Declaration
public static double CylinderFit(IArray<GeoPoint> pnts, GeoPoint center, GeoVector axis, double radius, double precision, out CylindricalSurface cs)
Parameters
Returns
| Type |
Description |
| System.Double |
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CylinderFitOld(IArray<GeoPoint>, GeoPoint, GeoVector, Double, Double, out CylindricalSurface)
Declaration
public static double CylinderFitOld(IArray<GeoPoint> pnts, GeoPoint center, GeoVector axis, double radius, double precision, out CylindricalSurface cs)
Parameters
Returns
| Type |
Description |
| System.Double |
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Ellipse2DFit(IArray<GeoPoint2D>, GeoPoint2D, Double, Double, Double, Double, out Ellipse2D)
Declaration
public static double Ellipse2DFit(IArray<GeoPoint2D> points2d, GeoPoint2D center2d, double majrad, double minrad, double angle, double precision, out Ellipse2D ellipse)
Parameters
Returns
| Type |
Description |
| System.Double |
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LineConnection(GeoPoint, GeoVector, GeoPoint, GeoVector, Double, Double, out Double, out Double)
p1,d1 and p2,d2 define two lines. Find a point on each line (s1,s2) so that the connection of these two points has the angle a1 to the first and a2 to the second line.
a1 and a2 are provided as cosinus of the angles
Declaration
public static double LineConnection(GeoPoint p1, GeoVector d1, GeoPoint p2, GeoVector d2, double a1, double a2, out double s1, out double s2)
Parameters
Returns
| Type |
Description |
| System.Double |
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LineFit(IArray<GeoPoint>, Double, out GeoPoint, out GeoVector)
Calculates the closest line approximating the provided points
.
Declaration
public static double LineFit(IArray<GeoPoint> points, double precision, out GeoPoint location, out GeoVector direction)
Parameters
| Type |
Name |
Description |
| IArray<GeoPoint> |
points |
Points to be approximated by the line
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| System.Double |
precision |
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| GeoPoint |
location |
Location of the line
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| GeoVector |
direction |
direction of the line
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Returns
| Type |
Description |
| System.Double |
maximum distance to the line
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PlaneFit(IArray<GeoPoint>, Double, out Plane)
Declaration
public static double PlaneFit(IArray<GeoPoint> points, double precision, out Plane plane)
Parameters
Returns
| Type |
Description |
| System.Double |
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QuadricFit(IArray<GeoPoint>)
Declaration
public static double QuadricFit(IArray<GeoPoint> pnts)
Parameters
Returns
| Type |
Description |
| System.Double |
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Solve(Double[], Int32, Double, Double, out Double, out Int32, out Double[])
Solves the Gauss Newton approximation with the given startParameters
and the error function and Jacobi matrix as specified in the constructor.
Returns the result in parameters
and returns true, if the error function of the result is less than errorTolerance
.
The iteration doesn't stop when errorTolerance
is reached, but goes on until no more improvement of the result ocurres.
Declaration
public bool Solve(double[] startParameters, int maxIterations, double updateLengthTolerance, double errorTolerance, out double minError, out int numIterations, out double[] parameters)
Parameters
| Type |
Name |
Description |
| System.Double[] |
startParameters |
start parameters
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| System.Int32 |
maxIterations |
maximum number of iterations
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| System.Double |
updateLengthTolerance |
not used
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| System.Double |
errorTolerance |
maximum error for positiv result
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| System.Double |
minError |
effective error
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| System.Int32 |
numIterations |
number of iterations used
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| System.Double[] |
parameters |
resulting parameters
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Returns
| Type |
Description |
| System.Boolean |
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SphereFit(IArray<GeoPoint>, GeoPoint, Double, Double, out SphericalSurface)
Declaration
public static double SphereFit(IArray<GeoPoint> pnts, GeoPoint center, double radius, double precision, out SphericalSurface ss)
Parameters
Returns
| Type |
Description |
| System.Double |
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SphereRadiusFit(IArray<GeoPoint>, GeoPoint, Double, Double, out SphericalSurface)
Declaration
public static double SphereRadiusFit(IArray<GeoPoint> pnts, GeoPoint center, double radius, double precision, out SphericalSurface ss)
Parameters
Returns
| Type |
Description |
| System.Double |
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SurfaceCurveExtrema(ISurface, BoundingRect, ICurve, Double, Double, ref GeoPoint2D, ref Double)
Declaration
public static double SurfaceCurveExtrema(ISurface surface1, BoundingRect bounds1, ICurve curve2, double curveUmin, double curveUmax, ref GeoPoint2D uv1, ref double u2)
Parameters
Returns
| Type |
Description |
| System.Double |
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SurfaceExtrema(ISurface, BoundingRect, ISurface, BoundingRect, ref GeoPoint2D, ref GeoPoint2D)
Calculates a uv points on each provided surface, so that the connection of the two points is perpendicular to the surfaces at these points.
Starts a GaussNewton approximation in the center of the provided parameter bounds
Declaration
public static double SurfaceExtrema(ISurface surface1, BoundingRect bounds1, ISurface surface2, BoundingRect bounds2, ref GeoPoint2D uv1, ref GeoPoint2D uv2)
Parameters
Returns
| Type |
Description |
| System.Double |
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ThreeCurveIntersection(ICurve, ICurve, ICurve, ref Double, ref Double, ref Double)
Declaration
public static double ThreeCurveIntersection(ICurve crv1, ICurve crv2, ICurve crv3, ref double u1, ref double u2, ref double u3)
Parameters
| Type |
Name |
Description |
| ICurve |
crv1 |
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| ICurve |
crv2 |
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| ICurve |
crv3 |
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| System.Double |
u1 |
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| System.Double |
u2 |
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| System.Double |
u3 |
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| Type |
Description |
| System.Double |
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TorusFit(IArray<GeoPoint>, GeoPoint, GeoVector, Double, Double, out ToroidalSurface)
Declaration
public static double TorusFit(IArray<GeoPoint> points, GeoPoint center, GeoVector axis, double minrad, double precision, out ToroidalSurface ts)
Parameters
Returns
| Type |
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| System.Double |
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Notebook Distribution
Given the proper education, with necessary care and
guidance right from the childhood, one can surely be
successful in the future. There are a number of children
whose parents struggle hard everyday to provide a basic
education to their children with a hope of building
a better future for them. Most of the children with indigent background study in the government schools without access to the basic needs like notebooks and stationery. NoteBook Drive (NBD), IISc nurtures their willingness to learn by providing the necessary amenities like
notebooks, stationery, geometry equipment, crayons etc.
at the beginning of each academic year.


EILLocationLinearObject Class Reference
| Inherits from | NSObject |
| Conforms to | NSCoding |
| Declared in | EILLocationLinearObject.h EILLocationLinearObject.m |
Overview
Represents an object in a location which position can be described by a line segment. Typical examples are doors, windows, internal partition walls etc. Object is immutable.
Tasks
Properties
Creating and Initializing Linear Objects
Operations on linear object
Serialization
Identifying and Comparing Objects
Describing Objects
Encoding and Decoding
Properties
Class Methods
linearObjectFromDictionary:
Deserializes a linear object from NSDictionary
.
+ (nullable EILLocationLinearObject *)linearObjectFromDictionary:(NSDictionary *)dict
Parameters
- dict
NSDictionary to deserialize from.
Return Value
A linear object created from NSDictionary.
Declared In
EILLocationLinearObject.h
Instance Methods
description
Returns a string representation of the location linear object.
- (NSString *)description
Return Value
A string representation of the location linear object.
Declared In
EILLocationLinearObject.h
encodeWithCoder:
Encodes the location linear object using a given archiver.
- (void)encodeWithCoder:(NSCoder *)coder
Parameters
- An
archiver object.
Declared In
EILLocationLinearObject.h
hash
Returns an integer that can be used as a table address in a hash table structure.
- (NSUInteger)hash
Declared In
EILLocationLinearObject.h
initWithCoder:
Returns a location linear object initialized from data in a given unarchiver.
- (nullable instancetype)initWithCoder:(NSCoder *)decoder
Parameters
- decoder
An unarchiver object.
Return Value
A new location linear object initialized using the data in decoder.
Declared In
EILLocationLinearObject.h
initWithType:position:
Returns a new linear object.
- (instancetype)initWithType:(EILLocationLinearObjectType)type position:(EILOrientedLineSegment *)position
Parameters
- type
A type of the linear object.
- position
Coordinates of the object in form of an oriented line segment
Declared In
EILLocationLinearObject.h
isEqual:
Returns a boolean value that indicates whether given linear object is equal to this one.
- (BOOL)isEqual:(id)other
Parameters
- other
The object to be compared to this linear object. May be nil.
Return Value
YES if linear objects are equal, otherwise NO.
Declared In
EILLocationLinearObject.h
isEqualToLinearObject:
- (BOOL)isEqualToLinearObject:(EILLocationLinearObject *)object
See Also
Declared In
EILLocationLinearObject.h
linearObjectTranslatedByDX:dY:
Translates the linear object by a given vector (dX, dY) and returns a new linear object.
- (instancetype)linearObjectTranslatedByDX:(double)dX dY:(double)dY
Parameters
- dX
Value of translation on X axis.
- dY
Value of translation on Y axis.
Return Value
A new linear object translated by (dX, dY).
Declared In
EILLocationLinearObject.h


The File Workspace opens after the user has double-clicked on a file in the Local Files list. It shows a scrollable grid of all the records on the file and allows the user to edit the fields and add and remove records.
Outwardly, the grid works in much the same way as it did in WinREG - although some of that functionality has not been included in this program.
There is a button on the navigation bar that when pressed, allows the user to change some of the details kept in the header records of the transcription file. See File Details for more details.
Many of the data fields, predominantly those concerned with names, are capable of containing Uncertain Character Format (UCF) encoded data. This capability is indicated through a special editng field that appears automatically whenever such a data field is entered. The editing control is outwardly the same as any standard plain text field with the exceptions being that the F5 function key can be used to bring up the same UCF Helper dialog as was present in WinREG.
Right-clicking anywhere on the record display area results in the appearance of a context menu. At the moment, the available options are limited, allowing access to the FreeREG Tables and, for files of Burials and Marriages, access to the User Tables.


WITNESS LIST Public Health Committee March 30, 2005-2:00P HB 1252 For: Stubblefield, Marolyn W. (National Kidney Foundation of South and Central Texas) On: Bell, M.D., Charles E. (Texas Health and Human Services Commission) Registering, but not testifying: For: Ahmed, Syed (Living Bank, Non Profit) Banning, Tom (Tx Academy of Family Physicians) Calvert, Raif (Texas Academy of Internal Medicine) De La Garza, Veronica (American Diabetes Association) Herzog, Greg (Texas Medical Association) Maxey, Glen (Davita, Inc) O'Brien, Sister Michele (Self and CHRISTUS Santa Rosa Healthcare) Whitaker, Lisa (Self and THE LIVING BANK INTERNATIONAL) HB 1283 For: Friese, Jan (Texas Counseling Assoc.) On: Alexander, Bobbe (Department of State Health Services; TX State Board of Examiners of Professional Counselors) Kennedy, Kelly (Sunset Commission) Powell, Judith (The state board of examiners of licensed professional counselors) Registering, but not testifying: For: Hill, Claire (Self) HB 1320 For: Miller, Carol (The National Association of Social Workers - Texas) Rider, LCSW, BCD, Kathy T. (Texas Society for Clinical Social Work) On: Mabe, Maryann (Self) Marks, Andrew (Texas State Board of Social Worker Examiners DSHS) Olvera, David (Sunset Commission) Registering, but not testifying: For: Hammond, LCSW, Deborah (PacifiCare Health Systems) HB 1969 Registering, but not testifying: For: Banning, Tom (Tx Academy of Family Physicians) Caldwell, Jim (Texas Silver Haired Legislators) Calvert, Raif (Texas Academy of Internal Medicine) Herzog, Greg (Texas Medical Association) Higgins, Carlos (Self and Texas Silver-Haired Legislature) Kaufman, Sanford (Sanofi Pasteur) Sjoberg, Elizabeth (Texas Hospital Association) On: Bednar, Cindy (Department of State Health Services) McFarland, Jane (Board of Medical Examiners (TSBME)) HB 2060 For: Milley, Frankie (Self) On: Sims, Jack (Texas Department of State Health Services) Registering, but not testifying: For: Ahmed, Syed (Self) Herzog, Greg (Texas Medical Assoc) Kroll, Carrie (Texas Pediatric Society) Laca, Gaspar (GlaxoSmithKline) Moorehead, Margaret (Self) Samuels, Marc (Med Immune) Welsh, Dinah (Texas Hospital Association) Whitaker, Lisa (Self) HB 2145 For: Carson R.Ph., John Jeff (Self and Texas Pharmacy Association, Academy of Independent Pharmacy) Registering, but not testifying: For: de la Rosa, R.Ph., Buddy (American Pharmacies, De la Rosa Pharm) Beck, Richard (American Pharmacies) Caldwell, Jim (Texas Silver Haired Legislator) Culley, Robert (TRUECARE Pharmacy) Dennis, Hilary (Texas Medical Association) Higgins, Carlos (Self and Texas Silver-Haired Legislature) Hills, J.B. (Self) Horton, Ed (Texas Pharmacy Assoc ; Academy of Independent Pharmacist) King, David (Texas Federation of Drug Stores) Kocian, Lisa (Academy of Independent Pharmacy) Ray, Danny (Self) Rogers Jr, Johnnie B (Academy of Independent Pharmacy) Song, Dennis (American Pharmacies, Academy of Independent Pharmacy, Texas Pharmacy Association) Wohlgemuth, Cristin (Academy of Independent Pharmacists) Zamrazil, Kristie (TX Pharmacy Assn) HB 2146 For: de la Rosa R.Ph., Buddy (American Pharmacy Co-op, De la Rosa Pharmacy) Horton, Ed (Texas Pharmacy Assoc. ; Academy of Independent Pharmacist) King, David (Texas Federation of Drug Stores) Ray, Danny (Self and Ray's Pharmacy - Texas Pharmacy Assoc. and Tarrant Co. Pharmacy Assoc) Against: Horne, Allen (Caremark Rx) Registering, but not testifying: For: Beck, Richard (American Pharmacies) Carson, R.Ph., John Jeff (Self and Texas Pharmacy Association, Academy of Independent Pharmacy) Culley, Robert (TRUECARE Pharmacy) Dennis, Hilary (Texas Medical Association) Higgins, Carlos (Self and Texas Silver-Haired Legislature) Hills, J.B. (Self) Kocian, Lisa (Academy of Independent Pharmacy) Rogers Jr, Johnnie B. (Academy of Independent Pharmacy) Song, Dennis (American Pharmacies, Academy of Independent Pharmacists Texas Pharmacy Association) Wohlgemuth, Cristen (Academy of Independent Pharmacists) Zamrazil, Kristie (TX Pharmacy Assn) Against: Hammond, LCSW, Deborah (PacifiCare Prescription Solutions) Harty, Peter (Medco Health Solutions, Inc.) Homer, Andrew (Texas Public Employees Association) Maxwell, Barbara (Self and TX. Association of Health Plans (TAHP)) McWilliams, Andrea (Express Scripts) HB 2147 For: Beck, Richard (American Pharmacies) De la Rosa R.Ph., Buddy (American Pharmacy Co-op, DelaRosa Pharmacy) Higgins, Carlos (Self and Texas Silver-Haired Legislature) Kocian, Lisa (Academy of Independent Pharmacy) Song, Dennis (American Pharmacies, Academy of Independent Pharmacies Texas Pharmacy Association) Against: Harty, Peter (Medco Health Solutions, Inc.) Horne, Allen (Caremark Rx) Registering, but not testifying: For: Carson R.Ph., John Jeff (Texas Pharmacy Association, Academy of Independent Pharmacy) Culley, Robert (TRUECARE Pharmacy) Hills, J.B. (Self) Horton, Ed (Texas Pharmacy Assoc; Academy of Independent Pharmacist) King, David (Texas Federation of Drug Stores) Ray, Danny (Self) Rogers Jr, Johnnie B. (Academy of Independent Pharmacy) Wohlgemuth, Cristen (Academy of Independent Pharmacists) Zamrazil, Kristie (TX Pharmacy Assn) Against: Hammond, LCSW, Deborah (PacifiCare Prescription Solutions) HR 257 On: Danko, Dr PH, Rick (Department of State Health Services) Registering, but not testifying: For: Pearson, David (TX Organization of Rural and Community Hospitals)


As this is work in progress and the migration will take some time we refer to the current version in form of a PDF.
Diagrams have the unique ability to express complex things simply.
Never had reactive programming been made so visual.
Diagrams is transforming information into compelling images
Marble diagrams serve a method for us to visualize processes over time. This helps programmers and engineers to understand and design reactive processes. The overall goal of the MarbleDesignSystem is to provide a unified way of reading and creating stream based diagrams, in particular one specific type of it, the marble diagrams. This guide explains all building blocks of the design system step by step and in detail.
In general we have some main rules that system follows:
There are several things to follow if you try to create a standard. One of them is more critical for a positive outcome than everything else, consistency.
By working with a standardized, reproducible approach we managed to create a consistent way of drawing marble diagrams. A set of rules developed over many many iterations, adopted and simplified to serve as a guideline and blueprint for creating and using these diagrams.
As programming with Rx is hard we made sure to keep it intuitive.
By including a lot of people into the process of the creation of this guide we collected a lot of personal feedback to improve the system.
To make sure we consider a common way interpretation we created several public polls we were collected and evaluated the general understanding. This helped us to make our system intuitive to understand.
As mindset behind the system are several principles. One of them is “Easy to adopt and create”, which means we want to provide a way for everybody to read and create marble diagrams.
To achieve this we create all diagrams in either googleSlides oder Powerpoint. We believe this two options enable a big group of people to edit and draw these diagrams.
Marble diagrams exist since a long time now. As there was no well thought standard out there and not all edge cases considered, people started to create their own solutions to visualize processes. These let to a variety of different ways of drawing these diagrams. Some of the better approaches were able to visualize more complex prozesses, but there is one essential thing which nobody considered yet, but which is most critical to understand processes based on Rx. The internal behavior of operators.
This system is not only providing a consistent, standardized way of drawing marble diagrams, but also offers a way to visualize the internals of operators. Of course based on the systems rules it selfe.
The unit for width and height in marble diagrams is called a block. A block is a rectangle with equal width and height. Positioning of objects and text is also measured in blocks. To have a convenient unit we use em with the base of 1 blok. Sometimes time matters. The smallest unit of time is called frame. A frame is a unit for time and expressed in width. 1 frame equals to the width of 2 blocks.


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Police considering criminal charges over Shropshire maternity scandal
by Lisa O'BrienPolice say they are awaiting the full findings of the inquiry into maternity care at Shropshire’s major hospitals before a decision is made on whether there should be any criminal proceedings.
Leaked details of the inquiry involving Shrewsbury & Telford Hospital NHS Trust, which was ordered by the government in 2017, have revealed what has been called the NHS’s “worst ever maternity scandal”.
It reveals that dozens of babies and mothers are thought to have died or been left disabled due to poor care, and talks of a “toxic” culture stretching back decades and of “unkind” staff.
The initial scope of the inquiry was to examine 23 cases, but it has grown to more than 270 covering the period from 1979 to the present day.
See also:
- Demand for answers over Britain's 'worst ever maternity scandal'
- Shropshire maternity scandal: Babies and mothers died amid ‘toxic’ culture at NHS trust
- 'Staggering': Vital that lessons are learned over Shropshire maternity scandal, say lawyers
- Shropshire Star comment: Leaked report exposes something truly terrible
West Mercia Police says it is liaising with the NHS and the ongoing independent investigation, but it will need to see the full findings of the inquiry before considering any next steps.
Detectives say a range of criminal charges have been discussed in the broader sense, however, at this stage no specific charges have been considered.
Detective Superintendent Carl Moore said: “West Mercia Police is liaising with the independent inquiry into maternity services under Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital Trust and we are awaiting the findings of the independent inquiry before any criminal proceedings are considered.
“This is in line with the protocol in health care settings and we are in regular contact with the inquiry to ensure we fulfil our obligations to carry out an investigation where there is a requirement for us to do so.”
Jeremy Hunt 'shocked and distressed' over leaked report
Former health secretary Jeremy Hunt, who ordered the inquiry, said he was "shocked and distressed" to read about the leaked findings.
He wrote on Twitter: "There are few things more horrific than losing a baby due to mistakes in care. This report shows sadly that Morecambe Bay, Mid Staffs & Southern Health were not 'one offs' but reflections of broader safety issues."
He said 'the sheer scale and duration of this scandal should prompt some serious soul-searching' but pointed out that a lot had changed in the NHS.
Mr Hunt said: "Lots has changed: we have a tough independent CQC inspection regime, a new national body dedicated to learning lessons from these incidents (HSIB), independent investigations of every serious incident and a ‘duty of candour’ when things go wrong.
"We also have a national programme to halve stillbirths, neonatal & maternal deaths by 2025. Taken together this probably makes the NHS a world leader in maternity safety - which we need to be because, tragically, we still have four neonatal deaths every single day in England.
"Staffing levels matter and it will take time for the increases in doctor, nurse and midwife training places to feed through into more staff on the ground. Until then NHS staff will continue to deliver extraordinarily compassionate care under enormous pressure.
"But for me the single most important thing is to nurture a proper learning culture, where the first objective when something goes wrong is to learn the lessons and make sure it is never repeated.
Important
"Our best hospitals have this but in other places a blame culture still means fear of litigation, castigation or losing your job makes it difficult for staff to be open about mistakes."
Former health minister and the prospective parliamentary candidate for the Ludlow constituency, Philip Dunne, said it was important for all healthcare settings to learn from incidents when things go wrong and to instil a culture of learning within trusts so that patients continue to have confidence in the NHS.
He added: "There are currently some 4,700 babies born each year under SaTH care.
"I know clinicians involved have worked hard to improve patient safety and learn from what mistakes have happened in the past.
"I note the comment from SaTH that issues arising from these tragic cases over the past 40 years have been and are being addressed.
"But I am keen to see this review completed as soon as practical so that the trust can be transparent in what it has done and is doing to give confidence to the public that its services are safe and provide high quality care to all patients."


@* * Copyright 2021 HM Revenue & Customs * * Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); * you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. * You may obtain a copy of the License at * * http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 * * Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software * distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, * WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. * See the License for the specific language governing permissions and * limitations under the License. *@ @this( ihtMainTemplateRegistration: iht_main_template_registration ) @()(implicit request:Request[_], messages: Messages) @ihtMainTemplateRegistration(title = Messages("page.iht.iv.wayfinder.loginPass.title"), isFullWidth=false) {
@Html(Messages("page.iht.iv.wayfinder.loginPass.p1", iht.controllers.registration.routes.RegistrationChecklistController.onPageLoad.url))
@Messages("page.iht.iv.wayfinder.loginPass.p2")


A page that was linked from index.html as a relative link.
We also have a link back to the index page here, as well as a link to another page not directly linked from the root.


Five-month-old baby dies as police launch investigation and tape off home
The death is being treated as 'unexplained' by PSNI officers. The baby, from the Ladywell area, died at St John's Hospital on Friday
by Daniel MorrowA five-month-old baby has died in West Lothian as police launched an investigation.
Officers have taped off a home in Livingston, Scotland and are treating the death as "unexplained".
Police were called to Scott Brae, in the Ladywell area, after the death of the boy at St John’s Hospital on Friday, the Daily Record reports.
A spokesperson for Police Scotland said: “Police in West Lothian are investigating after a five-month-old baby boy from the Ladywell area died in St John’s Hospital on Friday, November 15.
“The death is being treated as unexplained pending further enquiries and a report will be sent to the Procurator Fiscal.”
The cause of the death has not been disclosed at this stage and a post-mortem is due to take place in due course.


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- Reference - Class in org.cvs.data.entities
-
Defines structure and relationship(s) for the
reference
table. - Reference(String, String, String, String) - Constructor for class org.cvs.data.entities.Reference
- ReferenceController - Class in org.cvs.application.api
- ReferenceController() - Constructor for class org.cvs.application.api.ReferenceController
- ReferenceRepository - Interface in org.cvs.data.repositories
-
Provides CRUD operations for
Reference
. - ReferenceService - Interface in org.cvs.application.services
-
Provides service operations that can be carried out with references.
- ReferenceServiceImpl - Class in org.cvs.application.services
- ReferenceServiceImpl() - Constructor for class org.cvs.application.services.ReferenceServiceImpl
- retireCandidate(Long) - Method in class org.cvs.application.api.CandidateController
-
Retires a candidate via POST through URL:
/candidates/retire/{candidateId}
. - retireCandidate(Long) - Method in interface org.cvs.application.services.CandidateService
-
Marks a given
Candidate
instance as retired in the database. - retireCandidate(Long) - Method in class org.cvs.application.services.CandidateServiceImpl
- RETIRED - Static variable in class org.cvs.utils.Lookup
- retirePortfolio(Long) - Method in class org.cvs.application.api.PortfolioController
-
Retires a portfolio via POST through URL:
/portfolios/retire/{portfolioId}
. - retirePortfolio(Long) - Method in interface org.cvs.application.services.PortfolioService
-
Marks a given
Portfolio
instance as retired in the database. - retirePortfolio(Long) - Method in class org.cvs.application.services.PortfolioServiceImpl
- retireQualification(Long) - Method in class org.cvs.application.api.QualificationController
-
Retires a qualification via POST through URL:
/qualifications/retire/{qualificationId}
. - retireQualification(Long) - Method in interface org.cvs.application.services.QualificationService
-
Marks a given
Qualification
instance as retired, to bar it from future usage. - retireQualification(Long) - Method in class org.cvs.application.services.QualificationServiceImpl
- retireQualificationType(Long) - Method in class org.cvs.application.api.QualificationTypeController
-
Retires an qualification type via POST through URL:
/qualifications/types/retire/{qualificationTypeId}
. - retireQualificationType(Long) - Method in interface org.cvs.application.services.QualificationTypeService
-
Marks a given
QualificationType
instance as retired in the database. - retireQualificationType(Long) - Method in class org.cvs.application.services.QualificationTypeServiceImpl
- retireReference(Long) - Method in class org.cvs.application.api.ReferenceController
-
Retires a reference via POST through URL:
/references/retire/{referenceId}
. - retireReference(Long) - Method in interface org.cvs.application.services.ReferenceService
-
Marks a given
Reference
instance as retired in the database. - retireReference(Long) - Method in class org.cvs.application.services.ReferenceServiceImpl
- retireSkill(Long) - Method in class org.cvs.application.api.SkillController
-
Retires a skill via POST through URL:
/skills/retire/{skillId}
. - retireSkill(Long) - Method in interface org.cvs.application.services.SkillService
-
Marks a given
Skill
instance as retired in the database. - retireSkill(Long) - Method in class org.cvs.application.services.SkillServiceImpl
- retireUser(Long) - Method in class org.cvs.application.api.ApplicationUserController
-
Retires an application user via POST through URL:
/users/retire/{userId}
. - retireUser(Long) - Method in interface org.cvs.application.services.ApplicationUserService
-
Marks a given
ApplicationUser
instance as retired in the database. - retireUser(Long) - Method in class org.cvs.application.services.ApplicationUserServiceImpl
- retireWorkExperience(Long) - Method in class org.cvs.application.api.WorkExperienceController
-
Retires a work experience entry via POST through URL:
/experiences/retire/{workExperienceId}
. - retireWorkExperience(Long) - Method in interface org.cvs.application.services.WorkExperienceService
-
Marks a given
WorkExperience
instance as retired in the database. - retireWorkExperience(Long) - Method in class org.cvs.application.services.WorkExperienceServiceImpl
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Untitled Goose Game wins Golden Joystick 2019 Breakthrough Award
by My Nintendo News AdminThe Untitled Goose Game had to win one award, and win one award it has, as it scooped the Breakthrough Award at this year’s Golden Joystick Awards ceremony. The amusing title has been developed by Australian developers House House. As we previously reported it was Super Smash Bros Ultimate which scored the award for best Nintendo game of 2019.


Money, a piece of paper that enables economies to exist. People use it everyday, but for some, they are not aware about how much money they are spending. When people go out to shop, pay bills, and fulfill their basic needs, they tend to lose track of their spending. So, we wanted to create an app to help with that.
We wanted an application that helps track peoples' spendings and offer tips on saving money. We also wanted some type of real time tracking; therefore, all the data within the application would be instant.
We wanted to implement features that were going to benefit the user's daily life. Here are some of the functions provided within the app.
Alerts
Notifies user with about daily changes within their finances.
Savings
Keeps track of their savings and their other accounts.
Spending
Tracks the user's daily spending and tracks their spending habits.
Suggestions
Provides suggestions and tips on budgeting and saving money.


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Install Xcode from Mac App Store.
You can skip this if you do not need to have Xcode. In fact, the command line tools can be installed without having Xcode.
Install Command Line Tool from Terminal
xcode-select --install
This works even if Xcode is not installed in you Mac.
Install homebrew.
Install Emacs with cask:
brew cask install emacs
Edit ".emacs.d/init.el".
brew install cmake
brew install doxygen
brew install graphviz --with-app --with-bindings
brew tap homebrew/science
brew install hdf5 --enable-cxx
brew install open-mpi
brew install gsl
Download "MacTeX.pkg" from
and install it.
Add lines below in ~/.zprofile or ~/.zshrc. XXXX is version nunber of your pythia.
export PYTHIAINSTALLDIR=''location of pythia root directory''
export PYTHIA8DIR=${PYTHIAINSTALLDIR}/pythiaXXXXX
export PYTHIA8_ROOT_DIR=${PYTHIAINSTALLDIR}/pythiaXXXX
Edit Pythia's Makefile.
-include Makefile.inc → -include $(PYTHIA8DIR)/Makefile.inc
or
brew install fastjet
Enable to use FastJet in Pythia. In Pythia's root directory,
./configure --with-fastjet3="your fastjet's location"
Add lines below in .bashrc. root_XXXX is root directory name of your root.
export ROOTSYS=''location of root_XXX''/root_XXXX/
export PATH=$PATH:$ROOTSYS/bin
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$LD_LIBRARY_PATH:$ROOTSYS/lib
export PYTHONPATH=$ROOTSYS/lib:$PYTHONPATH
Copy the path for Anaconda saved in ~/.bash_profile to ~/.zshprofile. Enable to use the other version of python.
conda create -n py36 python=3.6 anaconda
Add lines below in .bashrc.
alias py3='source ''location of anaconda root directory''/anaconda2/bin/activate py36'
alias py2='source ''location of anaconda root directory''/anaconda2/bin/deactivate'
Then, you can use commands to switch between python 3 and python 2:
python3→python3: 'py3'
python3→python2 'py2'
[Attention] The method below does not work with current version of Annaconda.
otool -L ''location of root directory of root_XXX''/root_XXXX/lib/libPyROOT.so
In my case,
@rpath/libPyROOT.so (compatibility version 0.0.0, current version 0.0.0)
/System/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/2.7/Python (compatibility version 2.7.0, current version 2.7.10)
@rpath/libTree.so (compatibility version 0.0.0, current version 0.0.0)
@rpath/libRIO.so (compatibility version 0.0.0, current version 0.0.0)
@rpath/libCore.so (compatibility version 0.0.0, current version 0.0.0)
/usr/lib/libc++.1.dylib (compatibility version 1.0.0, current version 400.9.0)
/usr/lib/libSystem.B.dylib (compatibility version 1.0.0, current version 1252.0.0)
Then,
sudo install_name_tool -change /System/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/2.7/Python ''location of anaconda root directory''/anaconda2/lib/libpython2.7.dylib ''location of root directory of root_XXX''/root_XXXX/lib/libPyROOT.so
Again,
otool -L ''location of root directory of root_XXX''/root_XXXX/lib/libPyROOT.so
You can see
@rpath/libPyROOT.so (compatibility version 0.0.0, current version 0.0.0)
''location of anaconda root directory''/anaconda2/lib/libpython2.7.dylib (compatibility version 2.7.0, current version 2.7.10)
@rpath/libTree.so (compatibility version 0.0.0, current version 0.0.0)
@rpath/libRIO.so (compatibility version 0.0.0, current version 0.0.0)
@rpath/libCore.so (compatibility version 0.0.0, current version 0.0.0)
/usr/lib/libc++.1.dylib (compatibility version 1.0.0, current version 400.9.0)
/usr/lib/libSystem.B.dylib (compatibility version 1.0.0, current version 1252.0.0)
Now you can use PyROOT in Anaconda's python.
Maka a symbolic link:
ln -s Library/Mobile\ Documents/com~apple~CloudDocs ~/iCloud
chmod 0600 ~/.ssh/'key's name'
・Three Finger Drag
SystemPreference → Keyboard → Mouse & Trackpad → Trackpad Options... Trun on "Three finger drag."
・Caps Lock Key → Control Key
SystemPreference → Accessibility → Modifier Keys... Choose "^Control" for CapsLock
・Trun off automatic spelling correction
SystemPreference → Keyboard → Trun off "Correct spelling automatically."


1. Rome:
I visited Rome, during the summer of 2018.
This is defs a place a want to visit again. I would reccomend visitng the Collosseum,
and Vadican city. One of my favorite places in Italy and a must go! I wanna go back!
2. Florence:
I visited Florence, during summer of 2018.
A person i knew was studying abroad so i went to visit. It was a very cute city,
and I thought the food was amazing compared to anywhere else in Itlay.
3. Saint Tropez:
If you're gonna visit France I would highly suggest Saint Tropez.
But go with a partner. We fly in from Cannes, and took a 40 mim
taxi to our hotel. It was a very private area, not many cars so we had
to use Taxi Serivces to move around. The hike was one of the best things we did.
It was called "Point De Lar Mer". It was a coastline hike that showed the beautiful blue water.
4. Hong Kong:
Well to say the least, this is one of my TOP travel desintations.
I travel to hong kong because my family is from there.
My dad works for shipping, so we are Expats living there.
5. Denmark:
Denmark is totally a wonderful place to visit. If you want more cold weather,
and but still hot during the day, denmark is the place in Europe
to visit! highly reccomend checking out Copenhagen, a very cute city. Worth seeing.


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I am on Lyrica 150 mg a day, but it started to lose it's effectiveness after about 5 months. I can't afford to see the doctor or get more Lyrica.
I tried Cymbalta for my PMDD and hoped that it might help my pain too.
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My pain was almost completely gone after about 2 days of use! However, I started getting sores on my tongue, emotional numbness, and had zero libido. I stopped using it after about 7 days, and the pain came back worse than ever (I believe I had been overdoing it those few days). I seriously considered putting up with the side effects just to get some pain relief, but I'm trying bupropion XL first.