MyMoives Land. PRIVACY POLICY
Last updated september 27, 2019
This Privacy Policy ("Policy") describes how MyMoives Land. and its related
companies ("we," or "us," or "Company") collect, use and share personal
information of users of the MyMoives Land mobile application ("MyMoives Land" or
the "App") and other services provided by the
Company (the App, the Site, and such services shall be collectively
referred to as the "Service"). This Policy also applies to any of our
other mobile applications that post this Policy.
WHAT WE COLLECT
We get information about you in a range of ways.
- location data for ads. we collect loaction information to our
app to get offers users a more contextual experience.
- Information You Give Us. We collect information you directly give
us, such as your name,
email address, phone number, password, login credentials to your
social network accounts, and demographic information.
- Information That Is Aggregated. "Aggregate data" are data we collect
about a group or category of features, services or individuals, from
which individual identities have been removed. For example, information
about how you use a feature may be collected and combined with
information about how others use the same feature, without any personal
information included in the resulting data.
- Information We Get from Others. We may get information about you
from other sources. We may add this to information
we get from the Service. We allow you to access third party services,
such as Facebook and Twitter, to import
information about who you are connected with on those other services so
you can connect with them on the Service. Some of those third party
services may also provide us with information from your accounts there
to enhance and personalize
your use of the Service; you may modify your privacy settings with those
other services directly.
- Information Automatically Collected. We automatically log
information about you and your computer. For example, when you visit
MyMoives Land, we log your computer operating system type, browser type,
browser language, pages you viewed, how long you spent on a page,
access times, Internet protocol (IP) address, and information about
your use of and actions on MyMoives Land. We also collect (a) information
stored in your phone, such as advertiser ID, Coins, phone brand and model, and
default language, (b) your login information (either through email or
Facebook), and (c) your approximate location (via IP address).
- Cookies. We may log information using "cookies" for the sole
purpose of improving our Service.Cookies are small data files stored on
your hard drive by a website. Cookies help us make our Service and your
visit better. We use cookies to see which parts of our Service people
use and like and to count visits to our Service.
HOW WE USE PERSONAL INFORMATION
We use your personal information for the following purposes:
- To operate, maintain, and improve our sites, products, and services.
- To operate, maintain, and improve our sites, products, and services.
- To otherwise operate, maintain, and improve our sites, products, and services.
- To analyze your usage of the App for the purpose of improving our App.
- To find and connect with your friends (when instructed by you).
- To provide custom, personalized advertisements, content, and information.
- To let your friends know about your activity on MyMoives Land.
- To monitor and analyze usage and trends, and to personalize and improve MyMoives Land and your experiences when you use MyMoives Land.
- To respond to comments and questions and provide customer service.
- To send information including confirmations, invoices, technical
notices, updates, security alerts, and support and administrative
messages.
- To protect, investigate, and deter against fraudulent, unauthorized, or illegal activity.
- To communicate about promotions, upcoming events, and other news
about products and services offered by us and our selected partners.
The legal bases for our processing of your personal information are (a)
our obtaining your consent for the processing of your personal
information for the foregoing purposes, and (b) the fact that such
processing is necessary for us to render the Service.
We retain your personal information to provide the Service to you and as
necessary to comply with our legal obligations, resolve disputes, and
enforce our agreements; otherwise, we will delete your personal
information immediately after you terminate your account.
SHARING OF PERSONAL INFORMATION
- With your friends on MyMoives Land, according to the preferences set in your account.
- With companies who may offer you products and services. You may opt
out of this sharing by contacting us via the channel listed in the
"Contact Information" below.
- With certain social networking services, if you allow such sharing through our services.
- With your consent. For example, you may let us share personal
information with third parties for their own marketing uses. Those uses
will be subject to the privacy policies of such third parties.
- With those who provide services to MyMoives Land, such as sending MyMoives Land
email communications, analyzing usage logs, and managing MyMoives Land
marketing campaigns.
- For legal, protection, and safety purposes:
- To comply with laws.
- To respond to lawful requests and legal processes.
- To protect the rights and property of MyMoives Land. our agents, customers, and others. This includes enforcing our agreements, policies, and terms of use.
- In an emergency. This includes protecting the safety of our employees and agents, our customers, or any person.
- If and when we negotiate a transaction involving the sale or
transfer of all or a part of our business or assets. These transactions
can include any merger, financing, acquisition, or bankruptcy
transaction or proceeding.
- If you post Public Content on the Site or the App, we may distribute such Public Content to a wider audience by
sharing it (or portions of it) with third parties so that they can publish it on their own websites and media
platforms. We allow you to access third party services, such as Facebook and Twitter, to share your selected Public
Content with those services.
We may share aggregate data with interested third parties to assist them
in understanding the interest and usage patterns for certain
information, products, services, data, content, services,
advertisements, promotions, and/or functionality on the Service
RETENTION OF PERSONAL INFORMATION
We will retain your personal information for as long as your account
is active, and as long as is reasonably necessary to comply with our
legal obligations, resolve disputes, and enforce our agreements.
YOUR PRIVACY RIGHTS AND CHOICES
You have certain rights and may make certain choices regarding our processing of your personal information:
- You may request that we restrict processing of your personal
information or object to our processing of your personal information by
contacting our Data Protection Officer, in which case you will no longer
be able to have an account with MyMoives Land.
- You may withdraw your consent at any time by deleting your account with us.
- You are not obligated to provide any personal information, but (a)
if you do not provide your email address, we will not be able to
communicate with you, and (b) if you do not provide us with voice
recordings, we will not be able to provide you feedback regarding your
pronunciation.
- Our marketing emails tell you how to "opt-out." If you opt out, we
may still send you non-marketing emails. Non-marketing emails include
emails about your accounts and our business dealings with you.
- You may send requests about personal information to our Contact
Information below. You can request to change contact choices, opt-out
of our sharing with others, and update your personal information.
- You can typically remove and reject cookies from our Service with
your browser settings. Many browsers are set to accept cookies until you
change your settings. If you remove or reject our cookies, it could
affect how our Service works for you.
ADVERTISING AND REMARKETING
We may allow other companies, called third party ad servers or ad
networks, to serve advertisements within the Site or the App. These
third party ad servers or ad networks use technology to send, directly
to your browser, the advertisements and links that appear on the Site.
They automatically receive your IP Address when this happens. They may
also use other technologies (such as cookies, JavaScript, or web
beacons) to measure the effectiveness of their advertisements and to
personalize their advertising content. Further, these advertisers may
also serve ads to you on other websites (including ads for our products
and services) based on information collected from you while using the
Site. For example, we may use Google’s "remarketing" service to target
our ads to you based on your prior use of the Site or the App when you
visit on other sites in Google’s content network.
You should be aware that advertisers may target advertisements to
users based on certain user characteristics. If you respond to this
type of targeted advertisement, the advertiser or ad server may conclude
that you fit the description of the audience they were trying to reach.
Our Privacy Policy does not apply to, and we cannot control the
activities of, such ad servers, ad networks, or their advertiser
clients.
LINKS TO OTHER SITES
The Site may contain links or references to external websites. These
are provided for your convenience only, and we do not have control over
the privacy or security practices and policies of third party sites. Any
personal information you provide on linked pages is provided directly
to that third party and is subject to that third party's privacy policy.
Please learn about the privacy and security practices and policies of
external websites before providing them with personal information.
CHILDREN
myMoives Land is not intended for use by children under the age of 13. If you are under 13, you may not submit information about yourself to myMoives Land.
SECURITY OF YOUR PERSONAL INFORMATION
We take steps to help protect personal information. No company can
fully prevent security risks, however. Mistakes may happen. Bad actors
may defeat even the best safeguards.
TRANSFER OF PERSONAL INFORMATION TO THE UNITED STATES OR OTHER COUNTRIES
Your personal information will be transferred to, and stored and
processed in, the United States, and may in the future be transferred
to, and stored and processed in, other countries. All transfers will
either (a) be under the European Commission’s model contracts for the
transfer of personal information to third countries, or (b) rely on the
EU-US Privacy Shield framework.
CONTACT INFORMATION / DATA PROTECTION OFFICER
If you have questions, comments or complaints about this Privacy
Policy or our privacy practices, or would like to exercise any of your
rights and choices under this Privacy Policy or applicable law, you may
contact our Data Protection Officer at the following email address:
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>CHANGES TO THIS PRIVACY POLICY
We may occasionally update this Privacy Policy. When we do, we will
also revise the "updated date" on the Privacy Policy. For changes to
this Privacy Policy that may be materially less restrictive on our use
or disclosure of personal information that you have provided to us, the
new policy will not apply to information collected prior to the change
unless we obtain your consent. We encourage you to periodically review
this Privacy Policy to stay informed about how we are protecting the
personal information we collect. Your continued use of the Service
constitutes your going forward agreement to this Privacy Policy and any
updates.
This privacy policy was last updated on september 27, 2019..


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The Java interface is centered around the class PrologSession
,
which represents a connection (or session) to a Prolog
server. PrologSession
contains static methods for looking up
named PrologSession
instances using JNDI (Java Naming and
Directory Interface) as well as methods for querying the Prolog server.
Other important classes are: QueryAnswer
, which contains the
answer for a query sent to the Prolog server; PBTerm
, which
represents a Prolog term; and Bindings
, which supports stuffing
of variable values used in queries.
General information about Java, Servlets and JNDI is available at the Java Technology site: http://java.sun.com/
A brief description of the provided Java classes are presented below. More information about the Java APIs is available in the JavaDoc files in the directory http://www.sics.se/sicstus/docs/.
PrologSession
PrologSession
object is the connection to the Prolog
server. The constructor PrologSession()
creates a PrologSession
with the default settings
(host = localhost, port = 8066
.
QueryAnswer
QueryAnswer
contains the answer (new bindings) for a query
(or the error that occurred during the query process).
PBTerm
PBTerm
object is for representing parsed Prolog terms.
Bindings
Bindings
is used for binding variables to values
in a query sent to the Prolog. The values will be automatically
stuffed before they are sent to the Prolog server.


The CSUSM QSAR Web Modelling System
Welcome to the CSUSM QSAR Web Modelling System,
please click on "Choose Model and Data" to begin a new session.
Welcome to the CSUSM QSAR Web Modelling System,
please click on "Choose Model and Data" to begin a new session.


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$ npm install mediasoup
$ cargo add mediasoup
Due to its versatility, performance and scalability, mediasoup becomes the perfect choice for building multi-party video conferencing and real-time streaming apps.
It features simulcast, SVC, transport BWE and many more cutting edge features.
Instead of creating yet another opinionated server, mediasoup can be used as Node.js module or Rust crate which can be integrated into a larger application.
mediasoup provides a low level API that enables different use cases up to your application.
mediasoup comes with mediasoup-client (JavaScript library) and libmediasoupclient (C++ library) for building applications that run in any browser or device by using an unified API.
Or just use well known software such as FFmpeg or GStreamer.


Unnecessary pleasantries waste time and effort in task-based conversations. In the No Hello Club we never start a request for information or help with a useless phrase like "Hello".
If someone has shared this with you or has this link in their profile, it means they won't be offended if you skip the pleasantries and get straight to the point. Do still be polite, and feel free to have social conversations!
Consider this conversation:
Hello
Hey
How are you?
Fine thanks!
Can I ask you a question?
Sure
Awesome! My question is ...
This is the answer ...
Aw jeez, so simple. Thanks!
To get the answer took nine messages. With each message adding significant delay thanks to context-switching.
The most effective method of asking the question? Just ask the question!
Hello, I hope you are well!
I have a question, I hope you don't mind: the question ...
Hey, I'm good thanks! Of course, the answer is ...
Aw jeez, so simple. Thanks!
Being succinct and effective does not have to be rude,
it demonstrates respect for the other person's time.
Joining the no hello club is simple! Follow the guidelines above and never start a conversation with "Hello".
Feel free to add a No Hello Club link and logo to your profile, website or as a custom Slack emoji:>


The Life Sciences Industry has a huge number of players dealing with Large Pharma, Specialized Biotech’s, Clinical Research Organizations (large global players and small regional players), Clinical Sites, Investigators, Regulatory authorities and large population of patients. This large scale operation with unique needs for documents handling, regulatory compliances, data privacy, and high growth in emerging markets with poor infrastructure, puts unique challenges on the Integrated Platform needs for this market. Any typical Large Trial (especially in Late Phase) involves Sponsors managing trials across multiple countries with multi-lingual needs, number of CRO/SMO players, number of Clinical Sites/Investigators and large number of subjects. Such large scale network of players has different business, functional and system needs that cannot be catered by any one system and requires a new approach to solving this problem.


Introduction
This is the ninth part of the Twisted tutorial Twisted from Scratch, or The Evolution of Finger.
In this part, we develop a client for the finger server: a proxy finger server which forwards requests to another finger server.
Finger Proxy
Writing new clients with Twisted is much like writing new servers. We implement the protocol, which just gathers up all the data, and give it to the factory. The factory keeps a deferred which is triggered if the connection either fails or succeeds. When we use the client, we first make sure the deferred will never fail, by producing a message in that case. Implementing a wrapper around client which just returns the deferred is a common pattern. While less flexible than using the factory directly, it's also more convenient.
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# finger proxy from twisted.application import internet, service from twisted.internet import defer, protocol, reactor from twisted.protocols import basic from twisted.python import components from zope.interface import Interface, implements def catchError(err): return "Internal error in server" class IFingerService(Interface): def getUser(user): """Return a deferred returning a string""" def getUsers(): """Return a deferred returning a list of strings""" class IFingerFactory(Interface): def getUser(user): """Return a deferred returning a string""" def buildProtocol(addr): """Return a protocol returning a string""" class FingerProtocol(basic.LineReceiver): def lineReceived(self, user): d = self.factory.getUser(user) d.addErrback(catchError) def writeValue(value): self.transport.write(value) self.transport.loseConnection() d.addCallback(writeValue) class FingerFactoryFromService(protocol.ClientFactory): implements(IFingerFactory) protocol = FingerProtocol def __init__(self, service): self.service = service def getUser(self, user): return self.service.getUser(user) components.registerAdapter(FingerFactoryFromService, IFingerService, IFingerFactory) class FingerClient(protocol.Protocol): def connectionMade(self): self.transport.write(self.factory.user+"\r\n") self.buf = [] def dataReceived(self, data): self.buf.append(data) def connectionLost(self, reason): self.factory.gotData(''.join(self.buf)) class FingerClientFactory(protocol.ClientFactory): protocol = FingerClient def __init__(self, user): self.user = user self.d = defer.Deferred() def clientConnectionFailed(self, _, reason): self.d.errback(reason) def gotData(self, data): self.d.callback(data) def finger(user, host, port=79): f = FingerClientFactory(user) reactor.connectTCP(host, port, f) return f.d class ProxyFingerService(service.Service): implements(IFingerService) def getUser(self, user): try: user, host = user.split('@', 1) except: user = user.strip() host = '<IP_ADDRESS>' ret = finger(user, host) ret.addErrback(lambda _: "Could not connect to remote host") return ret def getUsers(self): return defer.succeed([]) application = service.Application('finger', uid=1, gid=1) f = ProxyFingerService() internet.TCPServer(7779, IFingerFactory(f)).setServiceParent( service.IServiceCollection(application))


Computer Science student at GWU
Hi, I'm Pat Cody! I'm from a small town in Connecticut, now living as a college student in Washington DC. I'm currently pursuing a B.S. in computer science at GW, graduating in 2020. I am involved with systems research in the GW Cloudlab, I manage a linux cluster for my research group, and I do some freelance web development. In my spare time, I enjoy running and photography.
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Messages are processed in two major phases. The user can influence the behavior of each phase using appropriate hooks, described later.
The first phase is called the message generation phase: it determines the text of the message from the input (the abstract message term). No printing is done here. In this phase the user can change the phrasing or the language of the messages.
The result of the first phase is created in the form of a
format-command list. This is a list whose elements are
format-commands, or the atom nl
denoting the end of a
line. A format-command describes a piece of text not extending
over a line boundary and it can be one of the following:
-
Argsformat(
FormatString,
Args)
format(FormatString, Args).
write_term(
Term,
Options)
write_term(Term, Options).
write_term(
Term)
write_term(
Term,
Options)
where
Options is the actual value of the Prolog flag
toplevel_print_options
.
As an example, let us see what happens in case of the toplevel call
_ =:= 3
. An instantiation error is raised by the Prolog
system, which is caught, and the abstract message term
error(instantiation_error,instantiation_error(_=:=3,1))
is
generated—the first argument is the goal, and the second argument is
the position of the uninstantiated variable within the goal. In the
first phase of message processing this is converted to the following
format-command list:
['Instantiation error'-[],' in argument ~d of ~q'-[1,=:= /2],nl, 'goal: '-[],write_term(_=:=3),nl]
A minor transformation, so-called line splitting is performed on
the message text before it is handed over to the second phase. The
format-command list is broken up along the nl
atoms
into a list of lines, where each line is a list of
format-commands. We will use the term format-command lines
to refer to the result of this transformation.
In the example above, the result of this conversion is the following:
[['Instantiation error'-[],' in argument ~d of ~q'-[1,=:= /2]], ['goal: '-[],write_term(_=:=3)]]
The above format-command lines term is the input of the second phase of message processing.
The second phase is called the message printing phase, this is where the message is actually displayed. The severity of the message is used here to prefix each line of the message with some characters indicating the type of the message, as listed above.
The user can change the exact method of printing (e.g. redirection of messages to a stream, a window, or using different prefixes, etc.) through appropriate hooks.
In our example the following lines are printed by the second phase of processing:
! Instantiation error in argument 1 of =:= /2 ! goal: _=:=3
The user can override the default message processing mechanism in the following two ways:
portray_message/2
, which is the first thing called by message
processing. If this hook exists and succeeds, it overrides
all other processing—nothing further is done by
print_message/2
.


Neighborhood evacuated after man finds deceased woman and bomb threat inside Simi Valley home
SIMI VALLEY, Calif. (KABC) -- A Simi Valley neighborhood was evacuated after a man found a deceased woman and a bomb threat inside his home.
A SWAT team and bomb squad were called in.
The call came in just before 7 p.m. and the caller reported seeing a lot of blood at the scene.
Evacuations are underway near the 500 block of Fairfield Road. The Simi Valley Police Department asked residents to avoid the area of North Wood Ranch Parkway and Lake Park Drive.
DEVELOPING: More details will be added to this report as they become available.


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title: "We Must Lego® of Spring"
date: "2018-06-19 00:00:00 -06:00"
categories:
- whats-blooming
layout: "post"
blog-banner: "whats-blooming-now-summer.jpg"
post-date: "June 19, 2018"
post-time: "12:00 PM"
blog-image: "2018-06-19-wbn.jpg"
published: true
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In case you missed the announcement, Red Butte Garden has a fantastic Lego® display this year called Nature Connects. The sculptures of artist Sean Kenney can be found all throughout the Garden.
Imagine having a live mantis friend this large in your garden to help catch pesky gophers.
The large flowers on this cactus are a magnet for native bees.
You can find this Utah native growing on the Sprout House Roof.

The Four Seasons Garden is the home of this beauty.
The fruit on this Serviceberry has a taste similar to blueberries.
These Serviceberries line the Floral Walk just below the Rain Bird sculpture.
This gardener is dedicated to planting and remains in the Garden 24 hours a day.
Plant this Utah native to attract Monarch Butterflies to your garden.
This perennial can be found in the Children's Garden, Floral Walk, and Water Conservation Garden.
This pink-flowered Utah native thrives in damp, organic soils.
Look for this stunner in the Medicinal Garden and Water Conservation Garden.
Five-petaled white flowers are followed by these delicate, feathery fruits.
Another Utah native you can find in the Children's Garden and Water Conservation Garden.
Don't forget to bring your tablet or smartphone on your next visit, because we have a great Lego® themed game for kids (and adults) to play as you explore the Garden.
Click HERE to find out how to download and play.


Implementation of a context menu. Right-click a node and see what happens.
Also [space] key is supported to open the menu.
This example also demonstrates, how to copy or move branches and how
to implement clipboard functionality.
A keyboard handler implements Cut, Copy, and Paste with Ctrl-X
,
Ctrl-C
, Ctrl-V
.
NOTE:
This sample uses the jquery-contextmenu plugin (which in turn depends
on jQuery UI 1.9+).
Visit the project page at github for usage and more information.
Please understand, that this separate plugin is not part of dynatree.
Questions and bug reports should be directed there.
jquery.dynatree.js project home Link to this page Example Browser View source code


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In the last 24 hours, have you gotten enough sleep? At least, let's say 6 hours or so?  It's okay to take a nap if you need one.


Let's remove the complications from computer mining, and make it easy for the public to start, understand, then grow
Try each of these options is order of Difficulty.... It might be a lot easier than you think
Its pretty easy to click a page.... then click "start mining" This should be your first step if you are new to this. It should be noted that this is the least proffitable method to mine coins
Try It NowThere is a settings file that must be edited to match your needs, then a command line start. It should be noted that CPU mining is not at all proffitable...But can be done.
Try It NowThere is a settings file that must be edited to match your needs. Note, this is a more proffitable option for new miners. Your GPU can earn you reasonable returns.
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Before Change
ts_i = data.batch(ts, si, batchsz)
feed_dict = self.model.ex2dict(ts_i, 1.0-dropout)
_, step, summary_str, lossv, accv = self.sess.run([self.train_op, self.global_step, self.summary_op, self.loss, self.acc], feed_dict=feed_dict)
self.train_writer.add_summary(summary_str, step)
total_corr += accv
total_loss += lossv
After Change
ts_i = data.batch(ts, i, batchsz)
feed_dict = self.model.ex2dict(ts_i, 1)
lossv, guess = self.sess.run([self.loss, self.model.best], feed_dict=feed_dict)
cm.add_batch(ts_i.y, guess)
total_loss += lossv
total = cm.get_total()
total_corr = cm.get_correct()


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state module¶
-
class
state.
Lock
(name)[source]¶ Bases:
object
A class representing a lock. This class is also a mediator which is calling events when Lock state is change or user tries to authenticate.
-
authentication
(args)[source]¶ Calls Mediator events when user is authenticated.
- Parameters
args (UserAuthenticationInfo) – Contains information which user tries to log in and on which level.
- Returns
None
- Return type
None
-
change
(state, args=None)[source]¶ Change the lock state and calls Mediator events.
- Parameters
state (LockState) – define state which needs to be set.
args (LockStateInfo) – Instance of LockStateInfo.
- Returns
None
- Return type
None
-
-
class
state.
LockState
(lock=None)[source]¶ Bases:
object
This class implement state design pattern for Lock.
-
allowed
= []¶
-
name
= 'state'¶
-
-
class
state.
LockStateInfo
(who_change, lock_action)[source]¶ Bases:
object
Class used for passing data to mediator with information about LockState event.
-
class
state.
Locked
(lock=None)[source]¶ Bases:
state.LockState
This class defines Locked state of Lock.
-
allowed
= ['unlocked']¶
-
name
= 'locked'¶
-
servo_angle
= 0¶
-
-
class
state.
MasterLog
(lock)[source]¶ Bases:
object
Class used in mediator design pattern, MasterLog subscribes events from Lock.
-
save_log
(args)[source]¶ Method prints logs and saves them to proper attributes.
- Parameters
args (LockStateInfo or UserAuthenticationInfo) – Information which need to be printed and stored in state_logs or auth_logs.
- Returns
None
- Return type
None
-
-
state.
SetAngle
(angle)[source]¶ Set angle of servo. If the angle is lower than 30 degrees, the LED color is changed to red, otherwise is set to green.
- Parameters
angle (int) – angle in degrees
- Returns
None
- Return type
None
-
state.
SetLED
(color)[source]¶ Set LED color based on argument. Support only for red and green colors.
- Parameters
color (str) – define LED color
- Returns
None
- Return type
None


This specification does all manners of neat stuff.
Pay no attention to this section at this time.
There is a theory which states that if ever anybody discovers exactly what the Universe is for and why it is here, it will instantly disappear and be replaced by something even more bizarre and inexplicable. There is another theory which states that this has already happened.


This example demonstrated an early prototype that has been since superseded by a dedicated Kendo UI for Angular 2 suite
The sample code has been removed to avoid confusion.


ECB's de Cos: Interest rates are expected to stay at low levels for longer in many countries
by Eren SengezerEuropean Central Bank (ECB) Governing Council member Paolo Hernandez de Cos on Tuesday said that interest rates were expected to stay at low levels for longer in many countries, per Reuters.
"In the current global macroeconomic context, banks' low profitability and appetite for risk-taking are among the main challenges for lenders," de Cos explained. "Slowing global economy and geopolitical uncertainties could have an impact on financial stability in Spain."
As of writing, the EUR/USD pair was posting modest daily gains above the 1.1050 mark.


Before Change
Ut, v = _rotate_basis_state(nn_state, basis, states, unitaries=unitaries)
if psi is None:
psi = (
nn_state.psi(v.reshape(-1, nn_state.num_visible))
.detach()
.reshape(2, *v.shape[:-1])
)
psi = cplx.numpy(psi.cpu())
Ut *= psi
After Change
:returns: Amplitude of the state wrt the rotated wavefunction.
:rtype: torch.Tensor or tuple(torch.Tensor)
basis = np.array(list(basis)) // list is silly, but works for now
sites = np.where(basis != "Z")[0]
Ut, v = _rotate_basis_state(nn_state, basis, sites, states, unitaries=unitaries)
if psi is None:


Mario Balotelli racism storm erupts as Brescia fan flames in wake of Massimo Cellino's shock 'whitening' insult
The football world has been left aghast at the ex-Leeds United chairman's disgusting view on the the club's marquee forward.
by Graeme Young, https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/authors/graeme-young/Brescia are at the centre of a major racism storm after they blamed a misunderstanding on chairman Massimo Cellino's shock insult aimed at Mario Balotelli.
The football world has been left aghast at the ex- Leeds United chairman's disgusting view on the the club's marquee forward.
Cellino said: "What can I say? That he's black and he's working to whiten himself but he has great difficulties in this."
The vile slur is the latest in a string of insults aimed at the former Manchester City and Liverpool striker during his time back in his homeland.
It comes after Fabio Grosso left Balotelli out of Sunday's squad for the 3-0 defeat at Roma and challenged him to show more "determination and enthusiasm" to regain his place.
A club statement said: "In relation to what president Massimo Cellino declared this afternoon about our player Mario Balotelli, Brescia Calcio explains that it was clearly a joke said as a paradox.
"It was clearly misunderstood and it was said in the attempt to downplay an excessive media exposure and aimed at protecting the player."
The striker has endured years of abuse in Italy and Gazzetta hello Sport infamously depicted Balotelli as King Kong on top of Big Ben back in 2012.


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A student (@Ainsley Pahljina) cloned mathlib from git@github.com:leanprover-community/mathlib.git, installed update-mathlib
via curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/leanprover-community/mathlib-tools/master/scripts/remote-install-update-mathlib.sh -sSf | bash
, restarted to get paths right, then ran update-mathlib
and received an error message saying "reference is a fork".
What's going on? (Can we have a more helpful error message, that explains the fix?)
From looking at the source code it seems that this means that the dependency specified in leanpkg.toml
is a fork of mathlib
I'm not sure why that wouldn't be allowed, since forks share the same revision sha's, right? So as long as the revision has a corresponding compiled version to download, that seems fine.
As far as I can tell Ainsley didn't add a fork, in any case. @Ainsley Pahljina, would you mind posting the contents of your leanpkg.toml
file here for us? (If you surround blocks of code with triple backticks it typesets nicely.)
Was the error message indeed Error: mathlib reference is a fork
?
I'm pretty sure it was, but I didn't write it down exactly when looking at her computer. She hadn't added any other dependencies, certainly, besides mathlib.
Update-mathlib doesn't work on mathlib as far as I know
It only works on projects that have mathlib as a dependency
Right, you need cache-olean --fetch
for updating mathlib itself (when it is not a dependency).
That's the situation we're in --- Ainsley made a new package, and added mathlib as a dependency, but update-mathlib
isn't working.
So by "cloned mathlib" in the first post, you just mean "added mathlib as a dependency to an existing project and typed leanpkg configure
"?
What does their leanpkg.toml
look like?
Did you follow instructions https://github.com/leanprover-community/mathlib/blob/master/docs/install/project.md or did you actually type "git" ?
I think we followed those instructions. No use of git involved (except to commit the main package directory to a private gitlab repository).
Weird. I gues we can't do anything without seeing the leanpkg.toml
Dumb related question -- if I just pulled mathlib and I want to get all the olean files, what's the best way of doing it? Currently the only way I know is by going to a random project which has mathlib as a dependency and running update-mathlib
and then moving all the olean files, being careful to not mess with the timestamps.
A - presumably not so great - alternative is to download the sources including olean files from here: https://github.com/leanprover-community/mathlib-nightly/releases/
@Kevin Buzzard The command cache-olean --fetch
is exactly for that (assuming you're fine with the branch lean-3.4.2
). Or am I misunderstanding your question?
That's surely exactly what I'm looking for. I usually don't edit mathlib so didn't know this trick (I never use cache-olean)
Thanks!
Kevin Buzzard The command
cache-olean --fetch
is exactly for that (assuming you're fine with the branchlean-3.4.2
). Or am I misunderstanding your question?
Doesn't work for me :-/
$ git pull Already up-to-date. $ cache-olean --fetch No github section found in 'git config' Querying GitHub... Error: no nightly archive found no cache found
cache-olean --fetch
only works on the remote lean-3.4.2
branch (or previous versions of that branch), so first do git checkout origin/lean-3.4.2
(assuming origin
is your name for the leanprover-community
version).
and as discussed in the other stream, you might have to do find src/ -name '*.olean' -exec touch {} +
afterwards to update the timestamps of your olean files.
you can checkout
another commit afterwards (of course, you will have to recompile all the changed files and the files depending on those afterwards)
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Teen exorcists: Women who expel demons on stage
Eighteen-year-old Brynne met sisters Tess and Savannah about eight years ago at a karate class.
"We just really hit it off," says Savannah, aged 21. "I don't know what happens but somehow you bond when you're punching one another and throwing knees. We were working out together, learning how to fight and how to defend ourselves and defend others."
They are now karate black belts, but because of their particular Christian beliefs, they have also decided to do battle - they say - against evil spirits or demons. They believe that these demons can possess a human being and cause suffering, depression or addiction.
"A demon can't just come into anybody whenever it chooses too, God doesn't allow that," says Brynne.
"What happens is when someone sins or does something, or something's done to them that allows the demon to come into them, that's called the legal right or the reason that it's there."
The young women have been trained by Brynne's father, the Rev Bob Larson, who says he has performed over 15,000 exorcisms. They have appeared alongside him in America and overseas, including the UK.
"Every single country has a specific kind of demon," says Tess, 18, who loves music and reading.
They believe that the UK in particular is a hotbed for "witchcraft", because of the popularity of J K Rowling's Harry Potter books.
"The spells and things that you're reading in the Harry Potter books, those aren't just something that are made up, those are actual spells. Those are things that came from witchcraft books," says Tess.
The teens see themselves as "freedom fighters".
"I'd have to say my special skills [are] probably the enforcer or the lead exorcist. I can take on those demons," says Brynne.
The teenage exorcists are greeted on stage as if they were celebrities. There is applause and they announce to the audience that they look forward to "kicking some demon butt".
But Brynne denies that it's a theatrical performance.
"Honestly, I've never tried to do any showmanship at all, I'm just demonstrating the power of God," says Brynne. "We're not doing it to play up to the cameras. I've seen some amazing things in private with nobody there."
The young women's mentor, Brynne's father, disagrees with critics who say it's dangerous to teach teenagers to perform exorcisms.
"We think it's OK to train teenagers to get drunk and have sex, but to do moral things for God, oh let's not train them to do that," says Larson.
He asks for a voluntary donation of a couple of hundred dollars or pounds when he and the girls perform a one-to-one exorcism, and rejects the idea that spiritual services have to be free of charge.
"Money and motives, anytime someone is in God's work it always comes up," he says.
"People will pay thousands of dollars to go to drug rehab or to pay psychiatrists but there's this idea that spirituality needs to be for free.
"The average megachurch pastor in America, it's not uncommon for them to make up to $1m a year. Well I can assure you we are nowhere near that."
Exorcism is an ancient practice and one that appears in many different religions, but many believers doubt the existence of demons.
Sigmund Freud, the founder of psychoanalysis, saw spirit possession as a neurotic delusion, and demons as repressed "instinctual impulses".
Before undertaking a one-to-one exorcism, Larson says he asks clients to complete a psychiatric questionnaire to identify if they have any mental health problems. He says it is important for anyone with mental health problems to receive medical care and psychological support.
Brynne's mother Laura Larson, says the girls are sincerely trying to help people.
"This is a family who lives by what they believe," says Laura, "and I think the teenage exorcists are making a difference, whether you believe in what they do or not, they are committed and they stand by what they believe."
She did not actively encourage her daughter Brynne to become an exorcist she says.
"Given the environment you would think that we would have been grooming them at the table, 'OK now how do you define this? What kind of demon is this?' But that really wasn't the approach.
"In fact I was the opposite, I didn't really keep her from doing deliverances but I didn't encourage her.
"Then her friends Tess and Savannah just started getting this training and she said, 'Mum can I please go along, I really want to learn,' and of course I mean I couldn't say no".
Tess, Savannah and Brynne have all been home-schooled. In Brynne's case it was because her father's profession led the family to travel widely.
"With going [to] over 20 countries and stuff, I don't really have time to go to school, but I'll just sit at my desk and work on calculus or read all my books," she says. "This is so much better than going to a stinky old school room."
Brynne and Tess have been awarded places at college this year, while Savannah is already a college student. But as well as continuing their education they are determined to continue their spiritual battle against what they see as the forces of evil.


Pakistan Election Commission asked to probe PTI foreign funding case
Islamabad: Dissident founding member of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), Akbar S Babar, who filed the foreign funding case against his party, has filed another application demanding the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) to investigate into the matter itself instead of the scrutiny committee constituted for this purpose. The development comes three days after the ECP decided to hear the five-year-old foreign funding case against Imran Khan’s party on a daily basis. In his six-page application to the ECP on Saturday, Babar accused the PTI of “delaying the proceedings being carried out by the scrutiny committee”, a daily reported.
He requested the ECP to take possession of the scrutiny committee’s records of the PTI bank accounts and probe into the case itself.
Babar claimed that the PTI had not presented “authentic records” to the scrutiny committee during their 42 meetings. He added that the ECP had already held seven hearings on the matter and 16 directives of the committee had been ignored by Khan’s party. Babar had filed the foreign funding case in November 2014, alleging that nearly $3 million in illegal foreign funds were received through two offshore companies and that money was sent through “hundi” channels from the Middle East to the accounts of “PTI employees”. (IANS)
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#include <btGImpactQuantizedBvh.h>
| SIMD_FORCE_INLINE void | update () |
| this attemps to refit the box set. | |
| void | buildSet () |
| this rebuild the entire set | |
| bool | boxQuery (const btAABB &box, btAlignedObjectArray< int > &collided_results) const |
| returns the indices of the primitives in the m_primitive_manager | |
| SIMD_FORCE_INLINE bool | boxQueryTrans (const btAABB &box, const btTransform &transform, btAlignedObjectArray< int > &collided_results) const |
| returns the indices of the primitives in the m_primitive_manager | |
| bool | rayQuery (const btVector3 &ray_dir, const btVector3 &ray_origin, btAlignedObjectArray< int > &collided_results) const |
| returns the indices of the primitives in the m_primitive_manager | |
| SIMD_FORCE_INLINE bool | hasHierarchy () const |
| tells if this set has hierarcht | |
| SIMD_FORCE_INLINE bool | isTrimesh () const |
| tells if this set is a trimesh | |
| SIMD_FORCE_INLINE int | getNodeCount () const |
| node count | |
| SIMD_FORCE_INLINE bool | isLeafNode (int nodeindex) const |
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| btGImpactQuantizedBvh () | |
| this constructor doesn't build the tree. you must call buildSet | |
| btGImpactQuantizedBvh (btPrimitiveManagerBase *primitive_manager) | |
| this constructor doesn't build the tree. you must call buildSet |
This class offers an structure for managing a box tree of primitives. Requires a Primitive prototype (like btPrimitiveManagerBase )
Definition at line 160 of file btGImpactQuantizedBvh.h.
| SIMD_FORCE_INLINE void btGImpactQuantizedBvh::update | ( | ) | [inline] |
this attemps to refit the box set.
node manager prototype functions
Definition at line 205 of file btGImpactQuantizedBvh.h.
Referenced by btGImpactShapeInterface::calcLocalAABB().


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[name]
Creates a one-sided polygonal geometry from one or more path shapes. Similar to [page:ExtrudeGeometry].
Example
var length = 16, width = 12;
var shape = new THREE.Shape();
shape.moveTo( 0,0 );
shape.lineTo( 0, width );
shape.lineTo( length, width );
shape.lineTo( length, 0 );
shape.lineTo( 0, 0 );
var geometry = new THREE.ShapeGeometry( shape );
var material = new THREE.MeshBasicMaterial( { color: 0x00ff00 } );
var mesh = new THREE.Mesh( geometry, material ) ;
scene.add( mesh );
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[name]([page:Array shapes], [page:Object options])
shapes — [page:Array] of shapes, or a single [page:Shape shape]
options — Optional options [page:Object object]
- curveSegments - [page:Integer] - Not used at the moment - defaults to 12
- material - [page:Integer] - index of the material in a material list
- UVGenerator - A UV generator, defaults to [page:ExtrudeGeometry]'s WorldUVGenerator
Methods
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shapes — [page:Array] of [page:Shape shapes]
options — See options in constructor
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[method:null addShape]([page:Shape shape], [page:Object options])
shape — [page:Shape]
options — See options in constructor
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Source
[link:https://github.com/mrdoob/three.js/blob/master/src/[path].js src/[path].js]


Brazilian GP: Hamilton summoned to F1 stewards after Albon clash
by Scott MitchellLewis Hamilton has been summoned to the stewards for the clash with Alex Albon that denied the Red Bull driver his first Formula 1 podium in the Brazilian Grand Prix.
F1 rookie Albon was running second in a Red Bull one-two after a late restart, aided by Hamilton pitting during a safety car that was caused by Ferrari drivers Sebastian Vettel and Charles Leclerc colliding.
Hamilton re-passed Pierre Gasly's Toro Rosso at the restart with two laps to go and then immediately attacked Albon for second, but the two collided and Albon spun, finishing 14th, while Hamilton finished third behind Gasly.
Race control said the incident would be investigated after the race and Hamilton has now been summoned to see the stewards at 16.45 local time.
Albon has also been summoned by the stewards.
"I massively apologise to Albon," said Hamilton after the race.
"I went for a move that, the gap was kind of there, but obviously it closed right at the end.
"Completely my fault."
Hamilton said he "raced my heart out" in a thrilling grand prix, which he led twice thanks to strategic decisions but faded late on.
Mercedes described the decision to pit under the final safety car, while running second, as a "slightly impetuous" decision "driven by battling a slightly faster Red Bull today which put us under pressure to do something different".
Hamilton said he "gave it everything" and "left nothing on the table", adding: "I took a lot of risks today."
"We threw everything and the sink at it," said Hamilton.
"We could keep up with them [Red Bull's race winner Max Verstappen] through the corners, but they were just outshining us on the straights.
"I think there was nothing we could do."
Hamilton almost re-passed Gasly for second on the final lap, drawing alongside the Toro Rosso exiting the penultimate corner, but lost out in a drag race with the Honda-powered car.
"He [Gasly] did a great job," said Hamilton. "He was very fair with how he positioned the car."


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1 Ephraim feeds on the wind
and follows after the east wind.
He continually multiplies lies and violence.
They make a covenant with Assyria
and carry olive oil to Egypt.
2 Yahweh also has a lawsuit against Judah
and will punish Jacob for what he has done;
he will repay him for his deeds.
3 In the womb Jacob grasped his brother by the heel,
and in his manhood he struggled with God.
4 He struggled with the angel and won.
He wept and begged for his favor.
He met God at Bethel;
there God spoke with him.
5 This is Yahweh, the God of hosts;
"Yahweh" is his name to be called on.
6 So turn to your God.
Keep covenantal faithfulness and justice,
and wait continually for your God.
7 The merchants have false scales in their hands;
they love to defraud.
8 Ephraim said, "I have certainly become very rich;
I have found wealth for myself.
In all my work they will not find any iniquity in me,
anything that would be sin."
9 "I am Yahweh your God, who has been with you from the land of Egypt.
I will again make you live in tents,
as in the days of the appointed festival.
10 I have also spoken to the prophets,
and I gave them many visions for you.
I gave you parables by means of the prophets."
11 If there is wickedness in Gilead,
surely the people are worthless.
In Gilgal they sacrifice bulls;
their altars will be like heaps of stone in the furrows of the fields.
12 Jacob fled to the land of Aram;
Israel worked in order to get a wife;
and he kept flocks of sheep to get a wife.
13 Yahweh brought Israel out of Egypt by a prophet,
and by a prophet he took care of them.
14 Ephraim has bitterly provoked Yahweh to anger.
So his Lord will leave the guilt of his blood on him
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Whats Up Now
Posted:
Mon Jan 01, 2007 1:10 pm
by Karl G.
Hey everyone,
I'm working on a map editor right now. Until we get some more animated models, I don't want to get too far into the game so that I can't extract the animation code, so I'm going to take it easy for a bit and make something for you all to play with! For now, it will require that you put it in the Xenimus directory so it can use the MDJ models and BMP textures.
-Karl
Posted:
Mon Jan 01, 2007 2:06 pm
by thadiusofx3
I'm sure theres some good map designers out there.
What will be the limit on size for a map?
Posted:
Mon Jan 01, 2007 2:44 pm
by Karl G.
The size limit is completely arbitrary--it's limited only by the amount of memory on the computer. I have the "limit" set at 1000x1000 right now, though (4-ish MB of memory)
Posted:
Mon Jan 01, 2007 3:35 pm
by Ender
Will there be some sort of event editor for stuff like: traps, torches, and tiles that require items/words, etc.?
Cause that would be some sweetness.
Posted:
Mon Jan 01, 2007 7:13 pm
by 9sam1
Wow this sounds awesome thanks karl
when will it be ready?
Posted:
Mon Jan 01, 2007 9:41 pm
by Karl G.
Ender wrote:Will there be some sort of event editor for stuff like: traps, torches, and tiles that require items/words, etc.?
Cause that would be some sweetness.
I hope so. Right now, it will just be for making maps though. Oh and by the way--don't expect anything fancy right now. The main thing it will be able to do is WORK (everything else, for example ease of use, is secondary)
Posted:
Tue Jan 02, 2007 3:20 pm
by Karl G.
Ok, I'm almost done with the preliminary map editor. It will be distributed to those who have donated for bug testing before I update it some more and do a general release.
Posted:
Tue Jan 02, 2007 4:01 pm
by Ender
wow, that was fast.
Posted:
Tue Jan 02, 2007 9:58 pm
by Necromadon
Dang
I have no money to donate at the moment.
Posted:
Wed Jan 03, 2007 3:03 pm
by Karl G.
Just about there! I want to add walls before I release this thing. Can you guys help me by telling me all the different kinds? I know there's stone walls...and house walls...and those walls you can't trans over...


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A&S welcomed Harvard University Professor Vincent Brown to deliver a powerful lecture to hundreds of viewers as part of U of T’s Black History Month events.
As guest speaker for the A&S Decanal Lecture on February 3, the award-winning author and historian connected today’s police violence against Black people to the brutal slave trade centuries ago.
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Go with your passion, take opportunities as they come and don’t underestimate the power of networking.
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“I very much look forward to working with Karen as we collectively strive toward a brighter urban future,” says U of T President Meric Gertler.
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An assistant professor in the Department of Physics has been awarded the 2020 Polanyi Prize in Physics for her insights into dark matter and the nature of the universe.
The prestigious prize is awarded in honour of Ontario’s Nobel Prize winner John C. Polanyi, who won the 1986 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for his research in chemical kinetics.
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PhD candidate Sarah Qidwai has created a digital community focused on improving diversity and accessibility for academic discussions, conferences and events.
Within its initial months, the Virtual History of Science, Technology and Medicine group has grown to include hundreds of members from around the world and a full slate of planned events.
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A&S alumnus helps document Toronto’s 1980s hardcore punk scene
History alumnus Simon Harvey put his degree to good use as a contributing author of an award-winning book about Toronto hardcore punk in the 1980s, Tomorrow is Too Late.
“It’s a natural fit for me to want to bring together history and punk rock, and I would absolutely say there was an influence from my U of T history studies. I think it was unavoidable,” says Harvey.
Watch the video: Simon Harvey reads the intro to Tomorrow is Too Late.
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Diversity has advantage in tech, alumnus says
Alumnus Andre Charoo was recently featured on Rep Matters Perspective: The Advantage of Being Black and Canadian in Tech.
“You could be finding a unique way to service the majority of society at large, because your different view, because of your life experiences, because you are the only ‘x’ person in the room,” says Charoo, founder and managing partner of Maple VC and co-chair of C100.
Arts & Science has a long and impressive history of supporting student innovation. The Centre for Entrepreneurship is being revamped to provide exceptional mentorship, expertise, resources and strategic connections for all stages of innovation.
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Alumna explores our interaction with ‘things’ in new religion course
A&S alumna Erin Vearncombe is exploring our human interaction with things through a new Department for the Study of Religion course, Museums and Material Religion.
“We are profoundly shaped by the things around us,” Vearncombe says. “We may think we’re above the world of things, but really, things influence us every day in ways of which we’re not even conscious.”
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First-year math student creates prize-winning software
First-year math student Euan Pound hopes to help improve access to mental health resources for remote communities through an innovation created by his Superior Innovations Team.
Mental health impacts quality of life and education, especially for Indigenous students in northern communities, says Pound, whose team captured the $10,000 top prize at the Convergence.Tech Digital Inclusion Challenge 2020.
“We came up with a solution that could fix the problem of low bandwidth in northern communities and provide an alternative for camera-shy clients, while still allowing the caregiver to see expressions and non-verbal cues through the avatar,” he explains.
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Urban studies students connect with seniors online during COVID-19
An oral history research project is connecting students with isolated seniors via Skype, thanks to an urban studies course taught by Aditi Mehta, an assistant professor, teaching stream, and American journalist Alexa Mills.
“In urban studies, you learn about processes such as suburbanization or the construction of highways,” Mehta says. “It was really cool to see the students hear about people’s lived experiences of those historical processes, which doesn’t normally happen."
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Professor emeritus leaves his stamp on Earth Sciences with field trip fund
Department of Earth Sciences Professor Emeritus Henry Halls recently sold part of his decades-old stamp collection to establish the Henry C. Halls Graduate Field Trip Fund, which will support new and stimulating field geological learning experiences for graduate students in Canada and beyond.
Halls, who started the collection as an eight-year-old some 70 years ago, is pleased to give back to U of T.
“Hopefully students will gain the excitement, knowledge, experiences and memories that I have treasured over my own life of adventure.”
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Life lessons inspire alumna to create scholarship in mother’s name
Alumna Alethea Lyn is honouring the life lessons she learned from her late mother with a U of T scholarship in her name, the Gloria Lyn Memorial Fund.
“My mother used to say that, as long as you had an education, you would always be able to take care of yourself,” says Alethea.
Her mother had started school in a village post office in Jamaica and went on to earn a master of arts in English literature in 1971 from U of T, thanks to a scholarship.
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What Makes Health Systems Resilient Against Infectious Disease Outbreaks and Natural Hazards?
■ February 22, 4 pm
Featuring Dr. Jennifer Nuzzo, a Senior Scholar at the Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security, whose work focuses on global health security.
Part of the School of Cities Seminar Series Building Resilience in Food and Health Supply Chains.
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Sex in the Archives
■ February 22, 4 pm
Featuring Ariane Cruz and Nguyen Tan Hoang, this is part of the annual Sexual Representation Collection speaker series. The series hosts esteemed scholars recognized for their research as it relates to pornography and/or representations of sexuality.
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Playing with Time: Dystopic Presents and Speculative Futures
■ February 25, 7 pm
Our panel of writers will share their processes of creating books that challenge the boundaries of how we understand time and space. Featuring authors Cherie Dimaline, Catherine Hernandez, Canisia Lubrin and Thea Lim, and moderated by author Carrianne Leung.
Via Zoom.
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Creative Spaces: Queer and Italian Canadian
■ March 3, 3 pm
A premiere and panel discussion of the documentary Creative Spaces: Queer and Italian Canadian with Steve Galluccio, Chris DiRaddo, Liana Cusmano and Domenic Beneventi.
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How to Pronounce Knife Book Talk with Souvankham Thammavongsa
■ March 4, 7 pm
Alumna Souvankham Thammavongsa will discuss her 2020 Scotiabank Giller Prize winning short-story collection How to Pronounce Knife. Moderated by alumnus and author Jack Wang.
Via Zoom
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Environment & Health Seminar: Bats and Coronaviruses
■ March 17, 4:10 pm
This seminar will highlight the interconnectedness of human, animal and environment health, and what we can learn by studying animals and their viruses, such as bats and coronaviruses to design effective countermeasures. Featuring Arinjay Banerjee, virologist (formerly McMaster University) and director, Vaccine and Infectious Disease Organization, University of Saskatchewan.
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U of T Alumni Reunion Home Edition
■ May 26 to 30
Our biggest alumni event of the year is going virtual for 2021. From mind-expanding lectures to class meetups, family activities to campus e-tours, we’re bringing the fun of Alumni Reunion to a couch near you.
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Looking for a career in business-to-business sales?
A unique partnership between U of T and Palette Skills, a national not-for-profit working to build a stronger Canadian workforce, is sending A&S alumni to SalesCamp this March.
The program provides participants with hands-on, small group sales training, one-to-one mentorship, and interview feedback from hiring managers from fast-growing companies.
Apply now for the program; space is limited.
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Get tips for better managing your finances
Looking for guidance on managing your finances? We’re here to help.
Alumnus Imre Gams, hedge fund manager, serial entrepreneur and venture capitalist, will address managing good (and bad) debt, setting financial goals, bad habits and even how to reward yourself for good financial behaviour at this seminar, February 24 at 12 pm.
All registrants also receive a copy of the recording, which can be viewed on demand.


rotten > Library > Biographies > US Officials > Strom Thurmond
Strom Thurmond
Senator and former Governor of South Carolina. Ran for President in 1948 as a Dixiecrat. That year, the States Rights Democratic Party issued their nine-point platform; these were points four through six:
We stand for the segregation of the races and the racial integrity of each race; the constitutional right to choose one's associates; to accept private employment without governmental interference, and to earn one's living in any lawful way. We oppose the elimination of segregation, the repeal of miscegenation statutes, the control of private employment by Federal bureaucrats called for by the misnamed civil rights program. We favor home-rule, local self-government and a minimum interference with individual rights.
We oppose and condemn the action of the Democratic Convention in sponsoring a civil rights program calling for the elimination of segregation, social equality by Federal fiat, regulations of private employment practices, voting and local law enforcement.
We affirm that the effective enforcement of such a program would be utterly destructive to the social, economic and political life of the Southern people, and of other localities in which there may be differences in race, creed or national origin in appreciable numbers.
Psychic Jeane Dixon was godmother to his son.
Authored the "Southern Manifesto" against school desegregation.
Timeline
| 5 Dec 1902 |
James Strom Thurmond born, Edgefield SC. |
| 1923 |
Graduates Clemson College. |
| 1925 |
Becomes a Master Mason, Concordia Lodge No. 50, Edgefield SC. |
| 1930 |
Passes the bar exam. |
| 1933 |
Elected to South Carolina State Senate. |
| 1946 |
Elected Governor of South Carolina. |
| 1948 |
Becomes a 32nd degree Mason, Valley of Columbia. |
| 17 Jul 1948 |
Campaign speech: "And I want to tell you, ladies and gentlemen, that there’s not enough troops in the Army to force the Southern people to break down segregation and admit the nigger race into our theatres, into our swimming pools, into our homes and into our churches." |
| 1948 |
"All the laws of Washington and all the bayonets of the Army cannot force the nigger into our homes, our schools, our churches." |
| Nov 1948 |
Stom Thurmond carries four states (Louisiana, Mississippi, South Carolina, and Alabama) in his Dixiecrat Presidential bid, receiving 39 electoral votes. |
| 1954 |
Elected to United States Senate, as the only succesful write-in candidate in history. |
| 1957 |
Mounts the longest Senate filibuster in history, 24h 18m, against the Civil Rights Act. |
| 22 Dec 1968 |
Marries Nancy Janice Moore. |
| 1969 |
Becomes a 33rd degree Mason: "He is proud of his membership in Masonry and the Scottish Rite and has on many occasions evidenced his genuine interest in and support of their great principles." |
| 11 Oct 1972 |
Full-page headline for The Edgefield Advertiser: "SEN. THURMOND IS UNPRINCIPLED - WITH COLORED OFFSPRING - WHILE PARADING AS A DEVOUT SEGREGATIONIST." |
| 5 Dec 2002 |
One hundredth birthday. Colleague Trent Lott said on the occasion: "I want to say this about my state: When Strom Thurmond ran for president, we voted for him. We're proud of it. And if the rest of the country had of followed our lead, we wouldn't have had all these problems over all these years, either." |
| 20 Dec 2002 |
Trent Lott's remarks at Strom's hundredth birthday bash force him to resign as Senate Majority Leader. In the time between the issuance of his unfortunate remarks and his resignation, Lott said and did a number of things out of character for him: endorsing affirmative action, appearing on Black Entertainment Television. But no matter how far he went, Lott couldn't snow anyone into thinking he wasn't still a racist. |
| 3 Jan 2003 |
Strom Thurmond officially retires from U.S. Senate. |
| 26 Jun 2003 |
Strom Thurmond dies. |
| 14 Dec 2003 |
Essie Mae Washington-Williams, 78, announces to the press that she is the illegitimate mixed-race daughter of Strom Thurmond. Williams had been mentioned on and off for decades as Thurmond's possible daughter, although she and the senator officially denied it. William's mother was a maid in the Thurmond family household, and had her at the age of sixteen. (Daddy Strom would have been in his early 20's.) |
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All I know about A/B Testing was learned from a hamster..
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{% include nav.html %}FundRequest introduces an easy and secure way to reward bugfixes and feature builds on any project.
More than a monetization platform, FundRequest is a system for custom support that will boost the Open Source community as a whole – from developer to end user.
With Fundrequest, you can reward any development issue in just a few clicks:


Recipe for perfect Homemade Pizza
Heat up those ovens
Dough Ingredients:
- 5.63 oz Flour
- 1 tbsp Olive Oil
- 1 tsp Quick Rise Yeast
- 1/2 cup room-temp Water
- 1/2 tsp Salt
- 1/2 tsp Granulated Sugar
Toppings:
- 4oz Red Sauce
- 4oz Mozzarella Cheese
- 2oz Cheddar Cheese
- 30g Pepperoni
- 10 Green Olives
- 2 Strips Thin-Cut Bacon
- 1/2 tsp Fresh-Ground Rosemary
Instructions:
- Pour water into mixing bowl and sprinkle yeast evenly on top. Follow by sprinkling sugar on the yeast. Let sit for 10 minutes.
- Pour in olive oil, flour, and salt. Mix until it forms a single, homogenous ball.
- Oil bowl and cover doughball in bowl with plastic wrap. Allow to rise for one hour, or until dough has doubled in size.
- Fold dough to remove the air. Allow for another rise like the last, or place in the fridge until using.
- Preheat oven to 425 degrees Farenheit. Roll out dough on a 14 inch baking sheet covered in cornmeal, to a quarter inch thickness.
- Spread sauce on dough, then sprinkle rosemary evenly. place toppings in any desired order evenly across the surface.
- Place pizza in oven and allow to bake for 15-18 minutes, or until the cheese starts to brown.
- Allow pizza to cool for 5 minutes before slicing and serving. 1/8th of pizza = 230 calories.


Inductive even : nat -> Prop := even0 : even 0 | even_S : forall p, even p -> even (S (S p)). Hint Constructors even.


roots
- a toolkit for quickly building beautiful websites
roots new <name>
--template
roots template <command>
roots compile
--no-compress
roots watch
roots deploy
name --service
roots version
roots pkg
command
roots plugin
command
Roots exposes a variety of commands for creating, managing, compiling, and deploying websites. Commands are listed and documented below.
new
, <name>
, --template
create a new roots project called name.
templates:
- default (jade, stylus, coffeescript) - default
- ejs (ejs, stylus, coffeescript)
- min (default stack, no comments and uses jade layouts)
- basic (html, css, javascript, no layouts)
- blog (blog example optimized for dynamic content)
template
, <command>
manage roots project templates.
commands:
- add, <name> <git-url> (git clone will download the template)
- remove, <name> (be careful with this)
- default, <name> (sets a template to be the default for roots new)
compile
, --no-compress
compile, compress, and minify the project to public
, adding the option no-compress will bypass the compression.
watch
watch your project and compile/reload whenever a file is saved. does not work for roots-express or roots-rails.
deploy
, name, --service
configure, compile, commit, and deploy your project. name optional for heroku.
services:
- heroku - default
- nodejitsu
- gh-pages
version
print the version of the current roots install.
pkg
, <command>
exposes a package manager's interface. type roots pkg
to display the package manager's options. any command given after pkg
is delegated to the package manager.
package managers:
- bower (http://bower.io) - default
- cdnjs (https://github.com/jenius/cli-js)
you can change your package manager via the ~/.rootsrc
file.
plugin
, <command>
manages plugins (user-generated roots compilers).
commands:
- generate --js (optional, generates a javascript template rather than coffeescript)
- install <username>/<repo> (must provide a username/repo on github)
Full docs can be found at http://roots.cx


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ARTSy is an interactive plot showing the 24hr QPE product from MRMS. The plots were initially created by Tony Lorenzo of the UA Renewable Power Forecasting Group and the UA Department of Hydrology and Atmospheric Sciences. The site was produced using the Bokeh visualization library with map tiles provided by Stamen Design. The code is open-source and can be found on GitHub.


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Sample rate, in Hz. If not specified, defaults to 16KHz.
sampleRate - Sample rate, in Hz. If not specified, defaults to 16KHz.
sampleRate


‘BS-VI roll-out will add to CV segment woes’
by Special CorrespondentThe implementation of BS-VI emission norms from April 1, 2020, could create short-term headwinds for the commercial vehicles (CV) segment, India Ratings and Research said in a report.
Considering the sharp year-on-year fall in sales volumes of CVs since May 2019, the underwhelming pace of industrial activity, and the higher cost of ownership of a BS VI CV, the implementation of BS VI could add to the sector’s woes, it said.
India Ratings believes that the pre-buying of BS-IV CVs till the end of the fourth quarter of FY20 is unlikely to be meaningful compared with earlier occasions when new emission norms came in.


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You can use keyboard shortcuts to navigate the results (as opposed to the mouse).
Open results:
- Enter or l or o — go to the highlighted result, or use it right away to go to the first result
- Ctrl/Cmd+Enter — open a result in the background
- d — domain search (if a result is highlighted)
- ' or v — open the highlighted result in a new window/tab. Since this uses JavaScript, you need to turn off pop-up blockers first.
Move around:
- ← and → — navigate instant answer tabs. When an instant answer is open, navigate within the instant answer.
- ↓ or j — next search result
- ↑ or k — previous search result
- / or h — go to search box
- s — go to misspelling link (if any)
- t — go to top
- m — go to main results
If you don't like the keyboard shortcuts, you can turn them off in the settings.


Pricing Table
Personal
Free
Plans Included:
- Full Access of all Features
- Upto 100 User Accounts Access
- 1 Year License Available
- 24/7 Support with Chats
Business
€0monthly
Plans Included:
- Full Access of all Features
- Upto 100 User Accounts Access
- 1 Year License Available
- 24/7 Support with Chats
Professional
€99monthly
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Type Definitions
Action
Type:
- object
Properties:
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type |
ActionType | type of action for reducer |
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String value indicating action type for reducers.
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- string
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Dispatch function from useStateValue() hook.
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| Name | Type | Description |
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firstName |
string | users first name |
lastName |
string | users last name |
phoneNumber |
string | users phone number |
email |
string | users email address |
city |
string | users city |
state |
string | users state |
zipCode |
string | users zip code |
uid |
string | users google auth unique id |
age |
number | users age |
- Source:


OPIMPORT
Section: User Commands (1)Updated: Fri 22 June 2012
Index Return to Main Contents
NAME
opimport - converts sample database filesSYNOPSIS
opimport [ options ] input_file
DESCRIPTION
opimport converts sample database files from a foreign binary format (abi) to the native format.
OPTIONS
- --abi / -a
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Input abi file description location.
- --force / -f
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Force conversion even if the input and output abi are identical.
- --output / -o filename
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Specify the output filename. If the output file already exists it is not overwritten but data are accumulated in. Sample filename are informative
for post profile tools and must be kept identical, in other word the pathname
from the first path component containing a '{' must be kept as it in the
output filename.
- --help / -? / --usage
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Show help message.
- --verbose / -V
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Give verbose debugging output.
- --version / -v
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Show version.
ENVIRONMENT
No special environment variables are recognised by opimportFILES
- /var/lib/oprofile/abi
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The abi file description of the sample database files
VERSION
- This man page is current for oprofile-0.9.7.
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SEE ALSO
/usr/share/doc/oprofile-0.9.7/, oprofile(1)
Index
This document was created by man2html, using the manual pages.
Time: 05:29:07 GMT, December 24, 2015


Jaguar XJ220
Specs
Price |
$706,000 |
Top Speed |
208mph(record 217.3mph) |
Acceleration |
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0-30mph |
N/A |
Type |
Twin Turbo V6, 24valve Quad cam |
0-60mph |
3.8sec |
Displacement |
3.5L(3491cc) |
0-100 |
7.3sec |
Power |
542hp@7200rpm |
1/4 mile |
11.3sec/?mph |
Torque |
475 lbs-ft@4500rpm |
Weight |
3,241 lbs |
Handling |
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Gas mileage |
12.9mpg |
Skidpad |
N/A |
City |
N/A |
600ft slalom |
N/A |
Highway |
N/A |
Powertrain |
Mid-engined, rear wheel drive, 6 speed manual |
(? = incomplete data or unverified info, N/A = info Not Available)
Beyond the specs:
Who ever said that you can not have luxury in your 200+mph supercar? Designed to reach up to 220mph (hence the name) this Jaguar has an aerodynamic look and its performance surpassed all the other cars on the road at the time. Unfortunately, it was sold at a high price during a time of economic recession few were sold and only 281 were made before the factory closed down. Still, this Jaguar despite having only a V6 is the most powerful street legal Jaguar ever and is still the fastest Jaguar ever. It is a very safe car and did very well in government crash tests. It is a little heavy for a car in its class despite using mostly aluminum in its chassis, but with over 500hp on tap that does not matter as the acceleration numbers show. This car was built by a team of enthusiast engineers who worked in secrete for no pay before finally showing Jaguar what they created. This beautiful Jaguar is a very high quality machine, its speed is still among the top three fastest cars ever made and its luxury is unfound in most cars in its class (Mclaren F1 & Bugatti EB110). This relic of Jaguar history is a guaranteed attention getter that will outperform almost any car that dares to challenge it and it will do it all while protecting its driver and cocooning them in Jaguar luxury.
~Oracle


Vulnerability Tester
Vulnerability Testing, is a software testing type performed to evaluate the security risks in the software system in order to reduce the probability of a threat. A vulnerability is any mistakes or weakness in the system security procedures, design, implementation or any internal control that may result in the violation of the system's security policy. In other words, the possibility for intruders (hackers) to get unauthorized access.


Characteristics of gentrified tracts:
- No major changes in population.
- Household income rises steadily.
- Home value rises significantly.
- Tends to border tracts that have already gentrified.
Red - Gentrified by the end of the speicifed time period;
Green - Eligible to gentrification at the beginning of the time period.
The shading shows the median home value, which rise with gentrification.


Hello, Code School!
Javascript
React
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Mean Stack (MongoDB, Express.JS, AngulasJS and Node.js)
PHP
Datbase


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Web Design
Sidebar
2.3.1 HTML5 Minimum Requirements Features
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Implement HTML5 structural elements, including header groups to group html headers.
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Use of anchor references.
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Links to appropriate resources, additional info ... pertaining to the nature of the business.
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Use of hotspots, image maps or bookmarks to skip to a location on a given page, as well as to another page on your site and to an external related web site(s).
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Mark page headings, paragraphs, block quotes and addresses appropriately.
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Create appropriate ordered, unordered and description lists.
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Insert special characters from extended character sets.
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Your home page must have a footer when the web site was last updated or modified.
2.3.2 Cascading Style Sheets Minimum Requirements Features
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Create one example on your home page that would show that you know how to style a single element using an inline style for your first h1 heading on your home page.
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Style your home page using embedded style sheet.
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For the remaining pages create styles using external CSS file(s).
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Use CSS3 to format the appearance of paragraphs, lists, headers, background images, tables, forms. Use the following CSS3 contextual selectors (e1, e2, e3; e f; e > f; e + f in your web pages.
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Use of CSS3 styles to format the appearance of web pages text, including at least the following: font-family, font-size, kerning, tracking, leading, text-indent, font-weight, font-style, text-decoration, text-transform and font-variant.
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Use of the following pseudo-classes to highlight hyperlinks states of link, visited, active, hover; focus pseudo-classes and one appropriate structural pseudo-class.
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Use of CSS3 background styles (background size, background-clip, background-origin, padding, margins, borders, use of an appropriate border style, use of rounded corners and the use of an outline style.
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Define document content with the class and id properties and create styles for them.
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Mark document content with the div and span tags and create styles for them.
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Use of a Web Font.
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Use of CSS3 transform rotate feature.
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Use of CSS3 opacity applied to two images to appear semi-transparent.
2.3.3 Web Form Required Features
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Use of appropriate form elements including some of the new HTML5 form elements.
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Validate form data using the required attribute.
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Apply inline form validation by using the focus pseudo-class to appropriate form elements.
2.3.4 Multimedia Minimum Required Features
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Use of <object> tag to enhance a web page with sound and video.
2.3.5 Creating a Well-Formed, Valid Document
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Your home page should be well formed, valid web page under either transitional, strict XHTML DTD or HTML5.
2.3.6 JavaScript Minimum Required Features
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Use of variables, arithmetic, comparison and logical operators, subroutines, functions, array, conditional statements, conditional operators, running time commands.
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Display system date on the home page of the web site.
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Validating form input by using appropriate JavaScript functions.
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Use of JavaScript alerts for validation purposes.


I love Oregon, not just Portland, I love the Oregon coast.
Here are a few reasons why love Oregon.
The Oregon Coasts
Oregon Coast
Her are 3 of my favorite spots at the Oregon Coast
Yachats
Manzanita
Astoria


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new Scraper(username, password, refreshLoginTimer, dataRefreshTimer)
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
username |
string | Username for sunnyportal | |
password |
string | Password | |
refreshLoginTimer |
number | time until login is refreshed in seconds | |
dataRefreshTimer |
number | 5 | data update interval in seconds |
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Methods
(async) destroy() → {Promise.<void>}
Call to destroy the browser instance.
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Returns:
resolves when destroyed
- Type
- Promise.<void>
getData() → (nullable) {SunnyData}
get data
- Source:
Returns:
- Type
- SunnyData
(async) login() → {Promise.<void>}
Performs login or relog on page.
- Source:
Returns:
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Garza scores 30, Iowa defeats Oral Roberts 87-74
by JOHN BOHNENKAMPIOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) - Luka Garza has played against double-teams throughout his basketball career, so what he has seen in the first three games this season is nothing new.
It wasn’t a problem for Garza on Friday night, when the Iowa junior center scored a career-high 30 points and added 10 rebounds as the Hawkeyes defeated Oral Roberts, 87-74.
Jack Nunge broke out of his scoring drought to start the season with a 14-point, 10-rebound game, the first double-double of his career.
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Five Iowa players scored in double figures.
Garza, whose previous career high was 25 points on three different occasions, had 18 points in the first half as the Hawkeyes (2-1) built a 55-40 halftime lead.
Oral Roberts’ four tallest players are all 6-foot-8, so the 6-11 Garza knew he had a height advantage.
“I think tonight we knew we had to get the ball inside,” Garza said. “We knew they would double, so I knew I had to get deep post positions. That was just really my focus, to try to avoid the double-team as much as I could so I could get into my move without having to worry about it.”
“He is one of those guys who has been getting doubled his whole life,” Iowa coach Fran McCaffery said. “He is so crafty and quick with those moves, a lot of times he can get there before the double-team does.”
Nunge, who took a redshirt season last year, has started every game this season, but had just two points in the Hawkeyes’ first two games and had missed all five of his field-goal attempts. He started this game by missing a layup on Iowa’s opening possession, then responded by hitting four of his next six shots.
“Coach has been on me the last couple of days of practice to keep shooting, looking for my shot more,” Nunge said. “I tried to do that tonight.”
“He has a beautiful stroke, we want him to keep shooting the ball and being aggressive like that,” McCaffery said.
Iowa led by as much as 21 points in the second half before Oral Roberts (1-3) rallied to get to within 82-74 with 1:34 to play. But a layup by Joe Wieskamp and a 3-pointer by Jordan Bohannon provided the final margin.
Wieskamp and Bohannon each had 11 points and Connor McCaffery added 10 points and seven assists.
Max Abmas had 25 points, 16 in the second half, to lead Oral Roberts.
BIG PICTURE
Iowa: The Hawkeyes bounced back from Monday’s 93-78 loss to DePaul. They have games with North Florida and Cal Poly in the next week to get ready for a stretch that includes games against Texas Tech and either Creighton or San Diego State in Las Vegas, a game at Syracuse in the ACC/Big Ten Challenge, a road game against Michigan and a home game against Minnesota to open the Big Ten season, a road game against Iowa State and a neutral-court game against Cincinnati in Chicago.
Oral Roberts: The Golden Eagles have already faced Oklahoma State and Tulsa this season on the road, losing by a combined 12 points. Their road nonconference schedule also includes trips to Wichita State, Creighton and BYU.
MCCAFFERY’S HEALTH ISSUES
Iowa freshman forward Patrick McCaffery, Fran McCaffery’s son, did not play because of what his father called “residual health issues” related to the thyroid cancer Patrick was diagnosed with when he was 13 years old.
“Nothing life-threatening, cancer’s not back, anything like that,” Fran McCaffery said, not going into specifics. “But there are a lot of changes in his body that we are working through. We will take it day-to-day.”
Patrick McCaffery has played 26 minutes in the first two games, averaging three points and 2.5 rebounds.
EJECTED
Oral Roberts guard R.J. Fuqua was called for a flagrant-2 foul in the second half and was ejected from the game.
UP NEXT
Oral Roberts returns home after a two-game road trip to face Rogers State on Tuesday.
The Hawkeyes get a home game against North Florida on Thursday.
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