10 People Arrested in Sofia for Drug Distribution
A large-scale operation by the Directorate for Combatting Organised Crime and Sofia District Directorate of the Police against drug distribution is currently taking place in several residential quarters of Sofia on November 18, BNT reported.
More than 10 people have been arrested so far, according to BNT sources.
Ministry of Interior sources say the arrested are part of a well-known group involved in drugs sales in Sofia.
The leader of the group has not been detained yet.


xerox
Businessmodel of Xerox
Customer Segments
Xerox targets customers from a wide variety of geographical locations and industries. Potential buyers include small to medium-sized businesses, educational establishments, governmental and public institutions, and Fortune 1000 corporate accounts. Xerox do not base any of their business segments on one customer demographic.
Of the three primary customer segments, each can be tailored to specific customers. Xerox’s primary revenue is generated via the Technology segment. In 2011, Technology accounted for $10.3 billion, Services accounted for $9.7 billion and Other accounted for $1.6 Billion.
Value Proposition
Xerox aims to save its clients’ money utilizing efficient technology and streamlined business services. The company has numerous products and services designed to increase productivity in the workplace.
By implementing more reliable and cost-effective printers, photocopiers, fax machines and all-in-one devices, Xerox reduces the need for excessive supplies and replacement of expensive equipment.
By outsourcing document management, IT solutions and Human Resources, clients reduce costs and waste, as well as increasing productivity and accessing revolutionary technology.
Channels
Xerox has four main sales channels, Product & Software Sales Advisors, Online Resellers, Local Dealers, Direct contact & Public Sector Procurement. Each of the those sales channels targets a specific product segment.
- Product and Software sales advisors target larger businesses and advise on the best solutions for a business’ individual requirements.
- Online resellers and Local dealers distribute Xerox products and function as a middleman to Xerox services. In addition, this channel focuses on small to medium-sized businesses.
- Public Sector Procurement delivers the same products and services as resellers though at discounted rates for any institutions in the public sector.
- Direct contact remains the favored method for business services, including business process outsourcing, human resource outsourcing, managed print services, transportation and parking solutions. Xerox is promoted through a variety of mediums, utilizing a strong brand name and innovator of its field. Advertisements are featured on television, in print and via its website and social media pages. The company is also displayed in trade shows and at business events.
Customer Relationships
Xerox is heavily centered on customer relationships, as most products are bought from Xerox directly and services are continued over time, forming lasting bonds.
With warranties, technical support and dedicated customer service teams, Xerox has earned a reputation in customer service.
Xerox’s website is detailed and extensive, allowing customers to serve themselves and resolve issues without needing to contact the support center.
Key Activities
Xerox designs, innovates and manufactures its own products at various facilities around the world. Some products are outsourced to third parties, widening the scope of Xerox’s available products and services.
Key Partners
Xerox consistently improves and develops new services via mergers and acquisitions of other businesses. Through targeting smaller, innovative companies, Xerox has developed a wide network of partners.
Many small businesses can partner with Xerox, providing a variety of printing, document, human resources and other business services.
Key Resources
Xerox has five global research centers based in: Palo Alto, USA; Mississauga, Canada; Webster, USA; Grenoble, France; Chennai, India. Each research center specializes in a specific aspect of Xerox’s operations.
Xerox relies on a wide range of partners to provide support, services and resell Xerox products.
Cost Structure
Xerox is a cost-driven company, aiming to save its clients’ money by streamlining certain business practices. Major cost drivers include research, development and engineering, which accounted for $577 million in expenses for the year ending December 31st 2014.
Other primary cost drivers include selling, administrative and engineering which totaled $3,788 in expenses for the year ending 31st December 2014. Asset impairment and restructuring also accounts for a large percentage of Xerox’s expenses.
Revenue Streams
Xerox utilizes multiple revenue streams, including the direct sale of the products it produces, paid support services such as business process outsourcing and document outsourcing and licensing fees.


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Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
30 mins to 1 hour
Serves
Serves 2
Make a deep cut in each pork fillet but not all the way through. Slice the Stilton and place in the cut together with the sage leaves. Close the fillet and tie with string in 2 or 3 places. Season.
Heat the butter and oil in an oven dish on the hob. Lightly flour the fillet, remove any excess. When the butter and oil are hot and lightly brown, sauté the fillet on both sides. Add the wine and bring to the boil. Place in a preheated oven at 200C/400F/Gas 6 for 30 minutes.
Remove from the oven, cut away the string and slice the meat into 1cm/½in pieces and keep warm.
Taste the cooking juices and adjust the seasoning. Add a tablespoon of water to the dish and scrape the tasty bits off the bottom to make a sauce. Place the sliced pork on plate and pour over the sauce. Serve with baby cabbage.


Warehouse Keeper Julia:
Did you deliver the Nightshade Leaf to Creamees? Not yet? Creamees will be waiting...


Aim
To perform a uniaxial tension test on a standard test specimen. Using the measured stress-strain data to determine the Elastic Modulus (E) and the Poisson’s Ratio (ν) of the specimen material.
Objective:-
1. Study static and dynamic characteristics of RTD
2.
Study effect of various parameters on RTD
performance
Prerequisite
A bar is loaded by two forces and we are interested in the relative motion between the points of application of forces. The three rods are made of the same material. The maximum elongation is small (less than 0.1% of the original length) Axial Stress = Load / Area σ = P/A ε = δ / L In the linear Elastic range σ = E ε E is called Modulus of elastic (or Young's modulus) Stress-strain diagrams are obtained using a tensile test. Stress-Strain diagrams are independent of specimen size. In a typical tensile test, a cylindrical test specimen is used. The tension specimen is held in the jaws of a testing machine. Sometimes an extensometer is used to measure the change in length The longitudinal and lateral strain are recorded as the test proceeds. Typical stress strain curve Uni-axial loading & Deformation Material E (GPa) 1 Pa = 1 N/m2
1 GPa = 109N/m2 Steel & Iron 194-205 Aluminum Brass Cast Iron Soft Rubber .0014-.005 For many engineering materials, the modulus of elasticity values in compression and tension are nearly equal. Thus the relation :δ= PL/AE is valid in both tension and compression and EA/L can be thought of as the stiffness of the bar in tension & compression. Let us do some order of magnitude calculations. In most engineering structures, the deformations are of the order of 0.1% or less. Consider a brass rod 1 m length, 10 mm dia. Ebrass is equal to 103GPA Assume that a load of 8100 N is applied on the brass rod. Area of brass rod = π d2 / 4 Or Area=π 102 / 4 mm2 = =7.85*10-5 m2 Extension of brass rod = PL/AE =8100*1/ (7.85*10-5 *103*109) Extension = .001 m = 1 mm Extension / Length = .001 (0.1 percent) When a solid is subjected to axial tension, the solid contracts laterally. Poisson’s ratio
(ν
)is defined as: ν = -(lateral strain divided by axial strain)
well versed with:
For a non-linear material, the load deflection behaviour is non-linear
Tensile test
69
103
69-138
Wood
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1. Importance of temperature measurement.
2. Various units of temperature measurement and conversion of one unit to another.
3. Knowledge of various methods of temperature measurement.
4. Meaning of terms like process lag, positive and negative temperature coefficient, negative temperature, virtual temperature, etc.
5. Knowledge of active and passive transducers.
Temperature
Temperature is a measure of the average heat or thermal energy of the particles in a substance. Since it is an average measurement, it does not depend on the number of particles in an object. In that sense it does not depend on the size of it. For example, the temperature of a small cup of boiling water is the same as the temperature of a large pot of boiling water. Even if the large pot is much bigger than the cup and has millions and millions more water molecules. The basic unit of temperature (T) in the International System of Units (SI) is the Kelvin (K). The commonly used other units of temperature are Degree Celsius (°C) and Degree Fahrenheit (°F).
Electrical Resistance
The electrical resistance of an object is a measure of its opposition to the flow of an electric current. For a wide range of materials and conditions, the electrical resistance does not depend on the amount of current through or the potential difference (voltage) across the object. That means the resistance R is constants for the given temperature and material. Therefore, the resistance of an object can be defined as the ratio of voltage to current, in accordance with Ohm’s Law:
R = V/I
The unit of resistance is ohm (Ω).
Temperature Measurement using RTD
For measurement of Temperature number of sensors are available. One of the most linear, stable, and reproducible temperature sensors is the RTD, Resistance Temperature Detector. In RTD, the output resistance changes with temperature. RTD is a positive temperature coefficient device. The resistance of the metal increases with temperature. The resistive property of the metal is called its resistivity. The resistive property defines length and cross sectional area required to fabricate an RTD of a given value. The resistance is proportional to length and inversely proportional to the cross sectional area and is given by the relationship
R = ρl/A
Where 'R' is resistance of the metal, 'ρ' is the resistivity of the metal, 'l' is the length of the metal and 'A' is the area of cross section of the metal.
Resistance Temperature Detector
(RTD)
Resistance
Temperature Detector (RTD), as the name implies, is
a sensor used to measure temperature by correlating
the resistance with temperature. Most RTD elements
consist of a length of fine coiled wire wrapped
around a ceramic or glass core. The element is
usually quite fragile, so it is often placed inside
a sheathed probe to protect it. The RTD element is
made from a pure metals as mentioned below. The
material property to have predictable change in
resistance as the temperature
changes,
is used to determine temperature.
# Mount two strain gages on the test specimen and check the gage resistance using a digital multimeter. # Mount the specimen into the holding jaws of the uniaxial tensile test apparatus. # Apply loading on the tensile test sample. Hold the load at various points and record the values of load (using the tensile test machine), axial strain, and transverse strain (using strain indicator and switching unit) # Calculate the values of axial stress on the test specimen at each of the selected test loads. # Plot the axial stress(load divided by initial area) vs. axial strain (sa vs. ea) to obtain modulus of elasticity. # Plot axial strain versus transverse strain (absolute value) to obtain Poisson’s ratio (ν). ( |εt| vs. εa ). # Compare the experimental values of E and n to the published values for your specimen material. Calculate the percent differences between the measured and published values. # Identify sources of errors in your measurements.
Expt. 1: Static Characteristics of
RTD
Aim:
Study the change in resistance of RTD probe
depending on the process temperature.
Step by step Procedure:
Books:
[1] D. Patranabis, “Sensors and
Transducers”
[2] A. K. Shawney, “A course in Mechanical
Measurements and Instrumentation”
[3] Bela G. Liptak, “Instrument Engineers'
Handbook: Process Measurement and
Analysis”
[4] Doeblin, “Measurement Systems Applications
and Design”
Q1. Time taken for one complete oscillation
is called Time Period of the oscillator.
Commonly used RTD Materials:
• Platinum (most popular and accurate)
• Nickel
• Copper
• Balco (rare)
• Tungsten (rare)
Specimen attached with extensometer held in a grip
Click on simulator tab and log in for working with
simulator. The procedure for using simulator is as follows:
Procedure
Review
Questions
1.
What are different sources of errors in RTD
measurement?
2.
What is lead wire compensation?
Useful links:
1.
http://www.sensortecinc.com/docs/technical_resources/RTD_Theory.pdf
2.
http://www.tempsensor.net/index.php?name=Sections&req=listarticle&secid=17
3.
http://www.omega.com/toc_asp/frameset.html?book=Temperature&file=RTD_Gen_Specs_Ref
True
False
Q2. Time period of the oscillator is constant
for given values of mass, length and initial
conditions.
True


Surfaces generated with FreeSurfer:
Dale, A.M., Fischl, B., Sereno, M.I., 1999. Cortical surface-based analysis. I. Segmentation and surface reconstruction. Neuroimage 9, 179-194.
Tractography generated with Diffusion Toolkit:
Wang R., Benner T., Sorensen A. G., and Wedeen V.J.. Diffusion Toolkit: A Software Package for Diffusion Imaging Data Processing and Tractography. ISMRM abstract Proc. Intl. Soc. Mag. Reson. Med. 15 (2007) 3720
Curvature generation described in:
Pienaar R., Fischl B., Caviness V., Makris N., Grant P.E. Methodology for Analyzing Curvature in the developing brain from preterm to Adult. Int J Imaging Syst Technol. 2008 Jun 1;18(1):42-68. PMID: 19936261. PMCID: PMC2779548.
WebGL viewer developed by:
Dan Ginsburg
Rudolph Pienaar
at Children's Hospital Boston
Fetal-Neonatal Neuroimaging and Development Science Center
2011


Workshop for reactive streams using OpenFlight data in a reactive backend to plot markers and update their data accordingly.


IBM Watson Machine Learning Community Edition (WMLCE)¶
Watson ML CE is an IBM Cognitive Systems offering that is designed for the rapidly growing and quickly evolving AI category of deep learning. Watson ML CE brings a suite of capabilities from the open source community and combines them into a single enterprise distribution of software that incorporates complete lifecycle management from installation and configuration; data ingest and preparation; building, optimizing, and training the model; to inference; testing; and moving the model into production. Watson ML CE takes advantage of a distributed architecture to help enable your teams to quickly iterate through the training cycle on more data to help continuously improve the model over time.
Watson ML CE is designed for scale, with software optimised for both single server and cluster deep learning training. It offers many optimizations that can ease installation and management, and can help accelerate performance:
- Ready-to-use deep learning frameworks (TensorFlow, PyTorch, Caffe, Caffe2, ONNX, and Keras).
- Powerful and scalable machine learning libraries (Snap ML and NVIDIA RAPIDS).
- Distributed as prebuilt containers, or on demand through the Conda provisioning process.
- Includes dependencies and libraries.
- Easy updates: Code updates arrive from a repository.
- Validated deep learning platform with each release.
- Dedicated support teams for deep learning.
- Designed for enterprise scale with multisystem cluster performance and large memory support.
- Supported on GPU accelerated IBM AC922 servers; and also supported on accelerated x86 architecture servers.
[1] Install Anaconda¶
To install WMLCE you need to install on your login account Anaconda for
Power 9 / ppc64le
architectue.
Download of the Anaconda can be done using wget
:
wget https://repo.anaconda.com/archive/Anaconda3-2019.10-Linux-ppc64le.sh
By default Anaconda will be insalled in your home folder under
anaconda3
and all the WMLCE pachages will be install in a
sub-directory on chosen virtual name/folder (ie.
anaconda3/envs/wmlce-1.6.2)
[2] WMLCE: Setting up the software repository¶
The WML CE MLDL packages are distributed as conda packages in an online conda repository. conda must be configured to give priority to installing packages from this channel.
Add the WML CE channel to the conda configuration by running the following command:
conda config --prepend channels \
https://public.dhe.ibm.com/ibmdl/export/pub/software/server/ibm-ai/conda/
[3] WMLCE: Creating and activate conda environments (recommended)¶
With conda, you can create environments that have different versions of Python or packages installed in them. Conda environments are optional but recommended. If not used, packages are installed in the default environment called base, which often has a higher risk of containing conflicting packages or dependencies. Switching between environments is called activating the environment.
The syntax to create and activate a conda environment is:
conda create --name <environment name> python=<python version>
conda activate <environment name>
The only valid Python versions with WML CE are Python 3.6 and 3.7. For example, to create an environment named wmlce_env with Python 3.6:
conda create --name wmlce-1.6.2 python=3.6
conda activate wmlce-1.6.2
[4] WMLCE: Installing all frameworks at the same time¶
All the MLDL frameworks except RAPIDS packages can be installed at the same time by using the powerai meta-package. All the RAPIDS packages can be installed using the powerai-rapids meta-package.
conda install powerai
Additionaly pachages can be installed with the conda environment activated, runining the following command:
conda install <package name>
For example:
conda install powerai-rapids
conda install dali
conda install apex
NOTE: During the conda install, the packages are downloaded from the internet and after downloading, the license agreement is presented. Read the license agreement and accept the terms and conditions to complete the install. If you decline the license agreement the packages are not installed. After you finish reading the license agreement, future installations can be automated to silently accept the license agreement by running the following command before running the conda install command:
export IBM_POWERAI_LICENSE_ACCEPT=yes
The license accept has to be done only once on a per user basis.
[5] WMLCE: Testing ML/DL frameworks (Pytorch, TensorFlow etc) installation¶
conda activate wmlce-1.6.2
python
- PYTORCH
import torch
import torch.nn as nn
import torch.nn.functional as F
import torch.optim as optim
torch.manual_seed(1)
lin = nn.Linear(5, 3) # maps from R^5 to R^3, parameters A, b
# data is 2x5. A maps from 5 to 3... can we map "data" under A?
data = torch.randn(2, 5)
print(lin(data)) # yes
- TensorFlow
import tensorflow as tf
from __future__ import print_function
# Create a Constant op
# The op is added as a node to the default graph.
#
# The value returned by the constructor represents the output
# of the Constant op.
hello = tf.constant('Hello, TensorFlow!')
# Start tf session
sess = tf.Session()
# Run the op
print(sess.run(hello))
You can try even your custom ML/DL code; in case you have missing libraries don’t forget to install them with:
conda instal <package name>
pip install <package name>
If you don’t have any more errors you are ready to submit jobs on the compute nodes :)
Controlling WMLCE release packages¶
The conda installer uses a set of rules to determine which packages to install. Channel priorities and package versions are weighted heavily, but the installer also considers factors such as the number of packages that would need to be installed, whether any packages would need to be upgraded or removed, and so on.
The conda installer will sometimes come up with a surprising installation solution. It may prefer to install: Packages from Anaconda channels over the WML CE channel in spite of channel priorities. Packages from an older release of WML CE in spite of newer versions being available. You can guide the conda installer to ensure that it chooses the desired WML CE package using the strict channel priority option and the powerai-release meta-package.
- Strict channel priority
The strict channel priority option forces the conda installer to give additional weight to the priority of channels defined in the configuration. It is useful in cases where the conda installer is preferring packages from lower-priority channels. The simplest use is just to add –strict-channel-priority to the install command:
conda install --strict-channel-priority tensorflow
You can check the priority of the channels in the configuration by running the following:
conda config --show
...
channel_priority: flexible
channels:
- https://public.dhe.ibm.com/ibmdl/export/pub/software/server/ibm-ai/conda/
- defaults
...
You could permanently change the channel priority setting to strict:
conda config --set channel_priority strict
- WMLCE release meta-package
The powerai-release meta-package can be used to specify the WML CE release you want to install from. It is useful when the installer prefers packages from an earlier release, or if you intentionally want to install packages from an older release. Examples:
(my-wmlce-env) $ conda install pytorch powerai-release=1.6.2
(my-wmlce-env) $ conda install pytorch powerai-release=1.6.1
The –strict-channel-priority option can be used with powerai-release for greater control:
conda install --strict-channel-priority pytorch powerai-release=1.6.2
Additional conda channels¶
The main WML CE conda channel is described above. That channel includes the formal, supported WML CE releases.
Additional conda channels are available to complement the main channel. Packages in these channels are not formally supported. Both of these channels are optional. WML CE will install and run fine without either. They can also be used independently of each other (Supplementary does not need Early Access or vice versa). Use them if you want the packages they provide and do not need formal support.
The WML CE Supplementary channel is available at: https://anaconda.org/powerai/.¶
This channel includes packages that are not part of WML CE, but which may be useful to WML CE users. The packages are built from recipes in the WML CE GitHub repository: https://github.com/ibm/powerai.
Problem reports and recipe contributions from the community are welcome. More information about the Supplementary channel can be found in the PowerAI Supplementary Channel README.
The WML CE Early Access channel is available at: https://public.dhe.ibm.com/ibmdl/export/pub/software/server/ibm-ai/conda-early-access/.¶
This channel is updated occasionally with latest versions of various packages included in WML CE. The purpose of the channel is to make new versions of frameworks available in advance of formal WML CE releases. Packages published in the Early Access channel may not exactly match a later WML CE release. For example, package and prerequisite versions may differ.
Packages in the Early Access channel might depend on packages in the main channel, so both channels might be needed in the conda config.


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Zephyr 🌬
Effortlessly sync UserDefaults over iCloud
About
Zephyr synchronizes specific keys and/or all of your UserDefaults over iCloud using NSUbiquitousKeyValueStore.
Zephyr has built in monitoring, allowing it to sync specific keys in the background as they change.
For the latest updates, refer to the Releases tab.
Features
- [x] CocoaPods, Carthage, and SwiftPM Support
- [x] Syncs specific
UserDefaults
keys or all of yourUserDefaults
. - [x] Background monitoring and synchronization between
UserDefaults
andNSUbiquitousKeyValueStore
- [x] Detailed Logging
- [x] Documentation at http://sabintsev.com/Zephyr/
Installation Instructions
| Swift Version | Branch Name | Will Continue to Receive Updates? |
|---|---|---|
| 5.1 | swift5.1 | Yes |
| 5.0 | swift5.0 | No |
| 4.2 | swift4.2 | No |
| 4.1 | swift4.1 | No |
| 3.2 | swift3.2 | No |
| 3.1 | swift3.1 | No |
CocoaPods
pod 'Zephyr' # Swift 5.1
pod 'Zephyr', :git => 'https://github.com/ArtSabintsev/Zephyr.git', :branch => 'swift5.0' # Swift 5.0
pod 'Zephyr', :git => 'https://github.com/ArtSabintsev/Zephyr.git', :branch => 'swift4.2' # Swift 4.2
pod 'Zephyr', :git => 'https://github.com/ArtSabintsev/Zephyr.git', :branch => 'swift4.1' # Swift 4.1
pod 'Zephyr', :git => 'https://github.com/ArtSabintsev/Zephyr.git', :branch => 'swift3.2' # Swift 3.2
pod 'Zephyr', :git => 'https://github.com/ArtSabintsev/Zephyr.git', :branch => 'swift3.1' # Swift 3.1
Carthage
github "ArtSabintsev/Zephyr" // Swift 5.1
github "ArtSabintsev/Zephyr" "swift5.0" // Swift 5.0
github "ArtSabintsev/Zephyr" "swift4.2" // Swift 4.2
github "ArtSabintsev/Zephyr" "swift4.1" // Swift 4.1
github "ArtSabintsev/Zephyr" "swift3.2" // Swift 3.2
github "ArtSabintsev/Zephyr" "swift3.1" // Swift 3.1
Swift Package Manager
.Package(url: "https://github.com/ArtSabintsev/Zephyr.git", majorVersion: 3)
Manual
- Download Zephyr
- Copy
Zephyr.swift
into your project.
Setup
Turn on iCloud Sync in Xcode
In Xcode, open your app’s project/workspace file:
- Click on your Project
- Click on one of your Targets
- Click on Capabilities
- Turn on iCloud syncing
- Under Services, make sure to check
Key-value storage
- Repeat for all Targets (if necessary)
Integrate Zephyr into your App
Before performing each sync, Zephyr automatically checks to see if the data in UserDefaults or NSUbiquitousKeyValueStore is newer. To make sure there’s no overwriting going on in a fresh installation of your app on a new device that’s connected to the same iCloud account, make sure that your UserDefaults are registered BEFORE calling any of the Zephyr methods. One way to easily achieve this is by using the UserDefaults Register API.
Sync all UserDefaults
Zephyr.sync()
Sync a specific key or keys (Variadic Option)
Zephyr.sync(keys: "MyFirstKey", "MySecondKey", ...)
Sync a specific key or keys (Array Option)
Zephyr.sync(keys: ["MyFirstKey", "MySecondKey"])
Add/Remove Keys for Background Monitoring (Variadic Option)
Zephyr.addKeysToBeMonitored(keys: "MyFirstKey", "MySecondKey", ...)
Zephyr.removeKeysFromBeingMonitored(keys: "MyFirstKey", "MySecondKey", ...)
Add/Remove Keys for Background Monitoring (Array Option)
Zephyr.addKeysToBeMonitored(keys: ["MyFirstKey", "MySecondKey"])
Zephyr.removeKeysFromBeingMonitored(keys: ["MyFirstKey", "MySecondKey"])
Toggle Automatic Calling of NSUbiquitousKeyValueStore’s Synchronization method
Zephyr.syncUbiquitousKeyValueStoreOnChange = true // Default
Zephyr.syncUbiquitousKeyValueStoreOnChange = false // Turns off instantaneous synchronization
Debug Logging
Zephyr.debugEnabled = true // Must be called before sync(_:)
Zephyr.sync()
Sample App
Please ignore the Sample App as I did not add any demo code in the Sample App. It’s only in this repo to add support for Carthage.


Bellator: Fabian Edwards sparks melee with Mike Shipman and MVP at weigh-ins
Fabian Edwards and Mike Shipman had to be separated by security as a heated face-off turned physical on Friday morning.
The middleweights were weighing in for their clash at Bellator London and tempers boiled over.
Edwards didn’t take his eyes off Shipman when he entered the room to step on the scales and then accused his rival of looking scared.
‘Why you flinching?’ Edwards said before moving his hand towards the face of Shipman.
That action prompted a melee, with Shipman lunging at Edwards as security and team members quickly jumped in.
Michael Venom Page, a gym team-mate of Shipman, rushed in to confront Edwards, but was also wrestled away by security.
Edwards faced off with Shipman before their fight…
Shipman lunged at Edwards…
MVP rushed in to confront Edwards…
Shipman and MVP were dragged away…
Shipman and Edwards can settle their differences in the cage on Saturday night in the co-main event at Bellator London.
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MVP is also fighting and is the headline act in his hometown, taking on late replacement Giovanni Melillo.


This Windows program reads the guild information file generated by the command /ExportGuildMemberList and identifies accounts that have been inactive for a period of time that you specify.
It looks at all characters on the account, not individual characters, so you don't risk booting an alt that has been neglected.
To use the program:
- Log into Neverwinter with an account that has leadership priveliges in your guild.
-
Type this command into chat: /ExportGuildMemberList C:\Temp\MyGuild.csv In this example, I have a folder called C:\Temp on my computer. You can specify any location on your computer that
works for you.
- Run NeverwinterGuildTool
- Pick the file you exported from Neverwinter, e.g. C:\Temp\MyGuild.csv, using the ... button under Guild Export File, or type the file name in directly.
- Pick a date in the calendar indicating how recently your players need to have logged in or press one of the preset buttons for 30, 60, or 90 days.
- Press the Generate Kick Commands button.
- This will generate /guild_kick commands. The account with the oldest-most-recent login will be listed first, and all characters from a given account are listed together.
- Copy and paste the kick commands into the game client's chat box to start kicking.
Suggestion: Before kicking users, send a guild mail letting anyone know that, if they were kicked, they are welcome to return to the guild. Users you're about to kick will still get that mail.
I've had half a dozen players return to the game after a prolonged absence and come right back into the guild.


Honoring the Fallen: An Interactive Memorial Map
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The Office of Veterans and Military Service Members at Villanova University is collecting data and information on all veterans killed in service, with a connection to Villanova. This map displays the names of these veterans, along with their branch of service, location, and year of death. For those veterans reported missing in action, we have mapped the nearest location of where they were last seen.
This project will honor the life and sacrifice of Villanovans who have been killed in service to their country. Through extensive research, and collaboration, our team, through this interactive memorial map, will memorialize and remember their service.
In doing so, we hope to educate present and future generations about the cost of freedom, and the legacy of service that Villanova is so proud of. This map allows users, anywhere on the globe to access this map, and creates an access point for family members, the community, historians, and anyone else interested in learning about this legacy.
When you browse this map, you will see pins scattered across the globe, and when you click on a pin, it will bring up the person’s name, some pictures, some details surrounding the service member, and the circumstance surrounding their death. As more information becomes known, we will update the map.
We hope that through this project we can increase awareness across campus and in our community. Military service ought to be recognized and respected, and through this mapping project we are paying tribute to their service and sacrifice by ensuring that they are never forgotten. In collaboration with Falvey Memorial Library’s Distinctive Collections and Digital Engagement Department and their Digital Scholarship Program, this map was made possible. This project is part of Lest We Forget: The Villanova Veterans History Project, along with the Voices of Villanova Veterans oral history project documenting the stories of Veterans at Villanova University.


The untold by Courtney Collins
About the book
Author: Collins, Courtney.
Title: The untold
Publication: New York : Amy Einhorn Books, Published by G.P. Putnam’s Sons, a member of Penguin Group (USA), 2014. ISBN<PHONE_NUMBER>096.
DAISY audio format narrated by the author. CELA library call number DA49956. 288 pages in the paper edition; 6 hrs., 56 mins. as a recorded book.
About the story
Based on the true story of Elizabeth Jessie Hickman, a woman who rustled cattle and escaped a brutal life, fleeing into the wilderness. It’s a beautiful and moving book.
 In this novel, time is fluid thing, as the narrator moves from recent events and recounts what happens next, but also flashes back to Jessie’s childhood and adolescence. Hers is a harsh life, and this novel does contain graphic descriptions of violence that can be disturbing to some readers.
It’s a harsh yet compelling story of adventure, misfortune and endurance. There is love, but mostly there is death.
I didn’t know what to expect from this book, and I was wonderfully surprised and moved by the tale and by Collins’ skill at writing. Knowing little about life in early 20th century Australia, I also came away feeling like I learned something, and admiring the strength of the characters. Collins reads the story wonderfully.
That oft-used phrase “stunning debut novel” really does seem to apply in this case!
Recommended?
Recommended, with caveats for violence.


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public extension Script
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a value never returned from
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Swift
static let invalid_code: PangoScript
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a character used by multiple different scripts
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static let common: PangoScript
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a mark glyph that takes its script from the base glyph to which it is attached
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Swift
static let inherited: PangoScript
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Arabic
Declaration
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static let arabic: PangoScript
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Armenian
Declaration
Swift
static let armenian: PangoScript
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Bengali
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Swift
static let bengali: PangoScript
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Bopomofo
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Swift
static let bopomofo: PangoScript
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Cherokee
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Swift
static let cherokee: PangoScript
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Coptic
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static let coptic: PangoScript
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Cyrillic
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static let cyrillic: PangoScript
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Deseret
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Devanagari
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Swift
static let devanagari: PangoScript
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Ethiopic
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Swift
static let ethiopic: PangoScript
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Georgian
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Swift
static let georgian: PangoScript
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Gothic
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Swift
static let gothic: PangoScript
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Greek
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Swift
static let greek: PangoScript
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Gujarati
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Swift
static let gujarati: PangoScript
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Gurmukhi
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Swift
static let gurmukhi: PangoScript
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Han
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Swift
static let han: PangoScript
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Hangul
Declaration
Swift
static let hangul: PangoScript
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Hebrew
Declaration
Swift
static let hebrew: PangoScript
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Hiragana
Declaration
Swift
static let hiragana: PangoScript
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Kannada
Declaration
Swift
static let kannada: PangoScript
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Katakana
Declaration
Swift
static let katakana: PangoScript
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Khmer
Declaration
Swift
static let khmer: PangoScript
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Lao
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Swift
static let lao: PangoScript
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Latin
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Swift
static let latin: PangoScript
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Malayalam
Declaration
Swift
static let malayalam: PangoScript
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Mongolian
Declaration
Swift
static let mongolian: PangoScript
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Myanmar
Declaration
Swift
static let myanmar: PangoScript
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Ogham
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Swift
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Old Italic
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Swift
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Oriya
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Swift
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Runic
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Swift
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Sinhala
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Swift
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Syriac
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Swift
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Tamil
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Swift
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Telugu
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Swift
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Thaana
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Swift
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Thai
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Swift
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Tibetan
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Canadian Aboriginal
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Swift
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Yi
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Swift
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Tagalog
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Swift
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Hanunoo
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Swift
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Buhid
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Swift
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Tagbanwa
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Swift
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Braille
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Swift
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Cypriot
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Swift
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Limbu
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Swift
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Osmanya
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Swift
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Shavian
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Swift
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Linear B
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Swift
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Tai Le
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Swift
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Ugaritic
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Swift
static let ugaritic: PangoScript
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New Tai Lue. Since 1.10
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Swift
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Buginese. Since 1.10
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Swift
static let buginese: PangoScript
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Glagolitic. Since 1.10
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Swift
static let glagolitic: PangoScript
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Tifinagh. Since 1.10
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Swift
static let tifinagh: PangoScript
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Syloti Nagri. Since 1.10
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Swift
static let syloti_nagri: PangoScript
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Old Persian. Since 1.10
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Swift
static let old_persian: PangoScript
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Kharoshthi. Since 1.10
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Swift
static let kharoshthi: PangoScript
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an unassigned code point. Since 1.14
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Swift
static let unknown: PangoScript
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Balinese. Since 1.14
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Swift
static let balinese: PangoScript
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Cuneiform. Since 1.14
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Swift
static let cuneiform: PangoScript
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Phoenician. Since 1.14
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Swift
static let phoenician: PangoScript
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Phags-pa. Since 1.14
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Swift
static let phags_pa: PangoScript
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N'Ko. Since 1.14
Declaration
Swift
static let nko: PangoScript
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Kayah Li. Since 1.20.1
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Swift
static let kayah_li: PangoScript
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Lepcha. Since 1.20.1
Declaration
Swift
static let lepcha: PangoScript
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Rejang. Since 1.20.1
Declaration
Swift
static let rejang: PangoScript
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Sundanese. Since 1.20.1
Declaration
Swift
static let sundanese: PangoScript
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Saurashtra. Since 1.20.1
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Swift
static let saurashtra: PangoScript
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Cham. Since 1.20.1
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Swift
static let cham: PangoScript
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Ol Chiki. Since 1.20.1
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Swift
static let ol_chiki: PangoScript
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Vai. Since 1.20.1
Declaration
Swift
static let vai: PangoScript
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Carian. Since 1.20.1
Declaration
Swift
static let carian: PangoScript
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Lycian. Since 1.20.1
Declaration
Swift
static let lycian: PangoScript
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Lydian. Since 1.20.1
Declaration
Swift
static let lydian: PangoScript
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Batak. Since 1.32
Declaration
Swift
static let batak: PangoScript
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Brahmi. Since 1.32
Declaration
Swift
static let brahmi: PangoScript
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Mandaic. Since 1.32
Declaration
Swift
static let mandaic: PangoScript
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Chakma. Since: 1.32
Declaration
Swift
static let chakma: PangoScript
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Meroitic Cursive. Since: 1.32
Declaration
Swift
static let meroitic_cursive: PangoScript
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Meroitic Hieroglyphs. Since: 1.32
Declaration
Swift
static let meroitic_hieroglyphs: PangoScript
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Miao. Since: 1.32
Declaration
Swift
static let miao: PangoScript
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Sharada. Since: 1.32
Declaration
Swift
static let sharada: PangoScript
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Sora Sompeng. Since: 1.32
Declaration
Swift
static let sora_sompeng: PangoScript
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Takri. Since: 1.32
Declaration
Swift
static let takri: PangoScript
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Bassa. Since: 1.40
Declaration
Swift
static let bassa_vah: PangoScript
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Caucasian Albanian. Since: 1.40
Declaration
Swift
static let caucasian_albanian: PangoScript
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Duployan. Since: 1.40
Declaration
Swift
static let duployan: PangoScript
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Elbasan. Since: 1.40
Declaration
Swift
static let elbasan: PangoScript
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Grantha. Since: 1.40
Declaration
Swift
static let grantha: PangoScript
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Kjohki. Since: 1.40
Declaration
Swift
static let khojki: PangoScript
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Khudawadi, Sindhi. Since: 1.40
Declaration
Swift
static let khudawadi: PangoScript
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Linear A. Since: 1.40
Declaration
Swift
static let linear_a: PangoScript
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Mahajani. Since: 1.40
Declaration
Swift
static let mahajani: PangoScript
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Manichaean. Since: 1.40
Declaration
Swift
static let manichaean: PangoScript
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Mende Kikakui. Since: 1.40
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Swift
static let mende_kikakui: PangoScript
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Modi. Since: 1.40
Declaration
Swift
static let modi: PangoScript
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Mro. Since: 1.40
Declaration
Swift
static let mro: PangoScript
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Nabataean. Since: 1.40
Declaration
Swift
static let nabataean: PangoScript
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Old North Arabian. Since: 1.40
Declaration
Swift
static let old_north_arabian: PangoScript
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Old Permic. Since: 1.40
Declaration
Swift
static let old_permic: PangoScript
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Pahawh Hmong. Since: 1.40
Declaration
Swift
static let pahawh_hmong: PangoScript
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Palmyrene. Since: 1.40
Declaration
Swift
static let palmyrene: PangoScript
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Pau Cin Hau. Since: 1.40
Declaration
Swift
static let pau_cin_hau: PangoScript
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Psalter Pahlavi. Since: 1.40
Declaration
Swift
static let psalter_pahlavi: PangoScript
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Siddham. Since: 1.40
Declaration
Swift
static let siddham: PangoScript
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Tirhuta. Since: 1.40
Declaration
Swift
static let tirhuta: PangoScript
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Warang Citi. Since: 1.40
Declaration
Swift
static let warang_citi: PangoScript
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Ahom. Since: 1.40
Declaration
Swift
static let ahom: PangoScript
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Anatolian Hieroglyphs. Since: 1.40
Declaration
Swift
static let anatolian_hieroglyphs: PangoScript
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Hatran. Since: 1.40
Declaration
Swift
static let hatran: PangoScript
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Multani. Since: 1.40
Declaration
Swift
static let multani: PangoScript
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Old Hungarian. Since: 1.40
Declaration
Swift
static let old_hungarian: PangoScript
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Signwriting. Since: 1.40
Declaration
Swift
static let signwriting: PangoScript


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Process (click to view full images):
Audience: Students of all year levels and academic backgrounds at U of T, as well as academic advising staff.
Problem: There was no central U of T GPA calculator that students could use and trust that wasn't particular to a certain campus. Additionally, the current calculators available only focus on CGPA, and did not provide guidance for calculating SGPA and AGPA.
Goal: Create a web application that allows students, without logging in, to calculate their sessional, cumulative and/or annual GPA using manually provided existing grades, as well as anticipated future grades.
Key Results: The application is responsive, meets accessibility standards and students have a 100% success rate in calculating all three GPA types in usability tests.
Next Steps: Integrate the calculator into ACORN, U of T's student information service. With this accomplished, students will not have to manually enter all of their grades into the calculator. This will provide a simpler, streamlined and personalized experience for the student.
Status: Completed and live for U of T students.
Use the ToolProcess (click to view full images):
Audience: Students of all year levels and academic backgrounds at U of T who need to use ACORN.
Problem: The current contact form in ACORN was verbose, confusing, and did not guide students to the correct office to contact. This resulted in many queries sent to the wrong offices, or to the the generic "website feedback" option because students didn't know where else to go. Most students interviewed didn't know there was a contact form on ACORN because it was so hidden.
Goal: Find a way to guide students to help content and help contacts when they need it, and make who to contact more obvious. Additionally, ensure that students can find this contact mechanism easily from anywhere in ACORN.
Key Results: Students are always 1 - 2 clicks away from sending a trouble ticket to U of T staff or the ACORN team. 80%+ students report in interviews and testing that they would use the tool if they needed to contact someone for help.
Next Steps: Enhance the contact mechanism to facilitate live help between students and U of T staff (registrars). This would likely be through external live chat software.
Status: Completed and live for U of T students.
View Desktop Prototype View Mobile PrototypeProcess (click to view full images):
Audience: Students of all year levels and academic backgrounds at U of T.
Problem: It's difficult for students to find awards they are eligible for, and to keep track of any they have received. Not only are awards not well-advertised, student interviewees noted that they don't try looking for awards because they assume they won't be eligible anyway.
Goal: Design, test and deliver specifications for a space within U of T's student information system where students can find awards they may be eligible for and see a history of upcoming and received awards.
Key Results: Within 1 - 2 clicks from anywhere in ACORN, students are able to access resources directing them to potential awards, grants and scholarships, as well as information about awards they have received and will receive.
Next Steps: Integrate the Awards & Aid area of ACORN with an upcoming online system that will allow students to find and apply for awards they are eligible for all in one place. This may reduce the need for some or much of the information in the Awards & Aid area altogether.
Status: Completed and live for U of T students.
View Desktop Prototype View Mobile PrototypeProcess (click to view full images):
Audience: Prospective students, students of all year levels and academic backgrounds at U of T, and parents.
Problem: Through student interviews, we determined that many students aren't aware of what university costs or how to budget their money. This causes students stress, and contributes to students being unprepared to manage their money, pay for school and eventually pay off their loans.
Goal: Design, test and deliver specifications for a tool for prospective and current students to estimate their income and expenses for one year of study at U of T.
Key Results: Within five minutes, students are able to find out what their upcoming year at U of T will cost, taking into account their particular financial and academic status.
Next Steps: Integrate the Financial Planning Calculator into ACORN so students won't have to enter their background information into the calculator manually.
Status: Completed and live for prospective students, U of T students and parents.
Use the ToolProcess (click to view full images):
Audience: Current U of T students who need official proof that they are a current U of T student.
Problem: Before this tool existed, students would need to either print their timetable or unofficial transcript, pay for an official transcript or visit their registrar and pay for a letter if they wanted to prove their student status. There was no free, immediate way of getting proof of enrolment.
Goal: Design, test and deliver specifications for a space within U of T's student information system (ACORN) where students can customize and download an official document that proves their registration status.
Key Results: 100% of students who test the feature are able to successfully generate a letter. Students report in interviews and testing that all information needed to prove their student status is present in the letter.
Next Steps: Monitor the tool and make minor or major improvements if and when they come up. Communicate with various faculties at U of T to eventually allow every faculty to use this letter generator.
Status: Completed and live for current U of T students.
View Desktop PrototypeI gave two presentations on user experience design at the TechKnowFile Conference at the University of Toronto in May 2016 and April 2017. View the slides to learn a little more about what I do and get a glimpse into the UX Design process at the University of Toronto.
View the May 2016 Slides View the April 2017 Slides View the May 2018 Slides


You get to the Self-Checkout. Oh, fancy you think. When did libraries start doing this?
  Suddenly someone appears from under the table rubbing their head.
They turn and see you. "That really hurt they say," followed by, "Sorry it's going be a minute. We have work to do on all the self-checkouts today." "If you are going to be browsing for a while you can loop around and come back later, or you can check out at the Front Desk." With that they crawl back under the table.
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| Go West | Go East | |
| Go South |


Real-world examples of sorting:
• Arranging the books in a library according to the alphabetically order of author’s name mesh is an example of sorting.
• Arranging the icons on the desktop according to name, size, or type of the application is an example of sorting.
• Arranging the mails by date in web mail service is an example of sorting.
Real-world examples of convex hull:
• Constructing a fence around the boundary of a garden using iron mesh is an example of convex hull.
• The concept of convex hulls is used in GPS devices and in image detection.
Following are the measures of efficiency other than speed in the real world:
1. Space : How much amount of space it requires?
2. Simplicity : Is it easy to understand or do?
3. Correctness : Is the solution correct?
4. Economy : How much it costs?
5. Reliability : Is it consistently good in quality or performance?
6. Compatibility : How compatible is it with other systems?
7. Robustness : Is the system robust?
An array is a variable that holds multiple values of the same data type.
Strengths of array:
1. Multiple data items of same type can be referred by using a single name.
2. The elements of an array can be accessed directly by index.
3. Arrays can be used to implement other data structures like linked lists, stacks, queues, trees, graphs etc.
4. Iterating through an array has a good locality of reference.
5. Arrays can be used to represent multi-dimensional data like matrices and tables.
Limitations of array:
1. Array is a static data structure. Memory is allocated at compile time and cannot be changed during run time.
2. It is difficult to insert elements into an array or delete elements from an array.
3. Memory is wasted in the case when a large size array is declared and uses only few locations.
4. Array cannot grow or shrink dynamically.
The Shortest path problem:
The shortest path problem in graph theory is the problem to find a path between two nodes (or vertices) in the given graph such that the sum of its constituent’s edges weights is minimized.
The travelling-salesman problem (TSP):
The TSP (Travelling Salesman problem) is defined as an NP-hard problem in combinatorial optimization studied in theoretical computer science and operations research.
In TSP, the main task is to find a shortest possible path which visits each nodes or vertices exactly once and return the starting node.
The travelling salesman and shortest path problem are similar in the following manner:
• Both the travelling salesman and shortest path problem are minimization problems.
• Both the problems will minimize the overall distance travelled.
• The travelling salesman and shortest path problem traverses a graph to find the path.
The travelling salesman and shortest path problem are different in the following manner:
• In shortest path problem, there just need to minimize the distance between the two nodes or vertices. There is no matter of routes that exist between them.
• But in the travelling salesman problem, it requires a path between multiple points (or nodes) that returns to the first point (or node).
There are many more real world problems where best solution is required. An approximate solution is not acceptable in these cases because it may cause a loss of life or too much money. Some of real world problems are as follow:
• Medical science: The instrument uses in medical science must provide the exact information. When the output of the machine (like cardiograph machine) is not accurate then it may possible the patient will not get the proper treatment.
• Costly research: Suppose researcher tries to found out the trajectory of a satellite, then in that case they want the best solution. It is because satellite launching is very expensive and if anything goes wrong then the whole project get fall down.
There are also many situations where an approximate solution is also acceptable. Here approximate solution does not lead to loss of life or too much money.
• Suppose a person has to find a shortest path between two cities. In that case best solution is not required because if he does not succeed to find the shortest then still he reach the destination.
• An approximate solution is also acceptable in weather forecasting. A weather forecasting includes lots of approximation and analyses of previous data.


--- layout: data_model title: MalwareEntityType this_version: 4.1 ---
The MalwareEntityType provides a Capability for characterizing the particular entity that an indicator or signature is written against, whether it is a particular malware instance, family, etc.
| Field Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Type0..1 | ControlledVocabularyStringType |
The Type field refers to the specific type of malware entity that the indicator or signature is written against. This field is implemented through the xsi:type controlled vocabulary extension Capability. The default vocabulary type is MalwareEntityTypeVocab-1.0 in the http://maec.mitre.org/default_vocabularies-1 namespace. This type is defined in the maec_default_vocabularies.xsd file or at the URL http://maec.mitre.org/XMLSchema/default_vocabularies/1.0.0/maec_default_vocabularies.xsd. |
| Name0..1 | string |
The Name field refers to the name of the malware instance, malware family, or malware class that the indicator or signature is written against. |
| Description0..1 | string |
The Description field is intended to provide a brief description of the entity that the indicator or signature is written against. |


Web Push test
This is a minimal example to test the web_push library.
Register Service Worker
Send Push Notification


True or False: A good programmer works incrementally, adding small pieces to their solution one at a time, and constantly checks what they have so far.
True.
- False; a good programmer works periodically, taking an hour's break for every hour they work.
- False; a good programmer solves the whole problem at once and then checks the entire thing at the end.
- False; good programmers do not exist.
There are no hints for this question


Ken Kaneki
Half-Human | Half-Ghoul
He is the protagonist of one the most famous anime of all time "TOKYO GHOUL".
- Ken Kaneki (金木 研, Kaneki Ken) is the main protagonist of the Tokyo Ghoul series. He is currently Touka Kirishima's husband, and the father of Ichika Kaneki. Previously, he was a student who studied Japanese literature at Kamii University, living a relatively normal life. However, this quickly changed after Rize Kamishiro's kakuhou was transplanted into him and transformed him into a one-eyed ghoul. Kaneki is the first known artificial one-eyed ghoul. His unique half ghoul state is what later inspires the idea of the Quinx. After joining Anteiku as a part-time waiter, he learns how to live as a ghoul and eventually becomes known as Eyepatch (眼帯, Gantai).
- After being captured by Aogiri Tree, he underwent a drastic personality change and after escaping, formed a group with the goal of protecting those precious to him and exterminating individuals threatening his place of belonging. His kakuja form's distinct appearance earned him the alias Centipede (ムカデ, Mukade).
- Two years following his defeat against Kishou Arima, he lived under the identity of Haise Sasaki (佐々木 琲世, Sasaki Haise), a Rank 1 Ghoul Investigator who served as the mentor of the CCG's Quinx Squad. His memories were initially lost to him, but regained during the Tsukiyama Family Extermination Operation. Six months after the operation, ghouls came to know him by the moniker of the Black Reaper (黒い死神, Kuroi Shinigami).
- After defeating Arima and Eto having unveiled their joint plan to raise a one-eyed ghoul who could stand as the hope for all ghouls, he calls himself the One-Eyed King (隻眼の王, Sekigan no Ō). Kaneki has since then formed the organization he named Goat.
- As a result of an orchestrated plan carried out by Nimura Furuta, Kaneki morphed into the Dragon (竜, Ryū), a huge, uncontrollable kagune that destroyed Tokyo. He was later extracted from the monstrous appendage by a collaboration between the remaining members of Goat and the CCG. When the remnants of Dragon began releasing a toxin that threatened humans and ghouls alike, Kaneki ventured down into the depths of the oviduct and nullified the threat after a fierce battle with Kichimura Washuu and Dragon.
- After the Defense of Tokyo, Kaneki and Touka currently live happily married, with a daughter and another child coming, with humans and ghouls finally united together.


Evergreen has light brown hair, dark brown eyes and visible pink lips. She wears oval glasses and has a very voluptuous figure paired with very large breasts and curvy hips. When she first appeared, her hair was arranged in a sidewards ponytail and she wore a gray dress (green in the anime) that had movable wings on the back of it. She wore navy blue stockings along with white sandals, and carried around a feathered purple fan with three hearts on it. Her green guild stamp is located on the right side of her bust. In the Tenrou Island arc, she grew out her hair into a long, curly style, and also forewent without her makeup. She wore a revealing green dress with a pattern like vines on it, and abandoned her purple high heels sometime during her fight with Rustyrose. She also donned a coat somewhat resembling Laxus', but left it behind before heading to the exams. Upon returning to the guild seven years later, she once again changed her attire. She kept her hairstyle and lack of makeup, but changed her dress into a short gray one that slightly ruffled at the top. She wore dark flats during the Grand Magic Games arc for the most part, and also began to wear fishnet tights
Evergreen is a woman who loves fairies, and her childhood dream was to become one. She greatly admires beauty and elegance.When first introduced, she came off as a vain and arrogant woman who had no problem with turning the people that were supposed to be her guild mates into statues, all for the sake of Laxus. She battled and revealed her longtime resentment of Erza Scarlet, all for harboring the name Titania and not even particularly caring for the title. Evergreen is shown to care very, very deeply for Laxus and her teammates, and she appears quite fond of them, and they of her. She said once that they'd been together for "a long time." As such, they were initially the only people with whom she interacted. After Laxus' exile, she and her teammates began to open up to the guild more and more, and she's seen around the guild hall on numerous occasions. While quite vain and prideful, she is not without regret, as seen when she and Elfman were defeated, and she tearfully apologized to him, blaming the entire ordeal on herself. Her caring side towards others has been shown, as exampled when the 8-Island Restaurant was attacked and she constantly called out for Yajima, and began to cry when she realized she was helpless to rescue him from his apparent demise.
Stone Eyes (Aisu):Evergreen's primary Eye Magic (眼の魔法 Me no Mahō) allows her to turn anyone who looks into her eyes to stone.[11] Evergreen has the ability to deactivate the spell placed over her victims, but otherwise, over time, those who have been turned to stone will turn to dust.[123] However, this Magic will not work if the intended target isn't human.[124] And if the victim has a prosthetic eye such as Erza Scarlet, then the effect of the Magic is halved,[125]allowing the target to break free from the stone.[126] The Magic also doesn't work on people who wear glasses.[127]


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Cruel Intentions (1999) Reviewed by Larry McGillicuddy 1999
Rating: ***1/2 (out of 4) Directed by Roger Kumble Starring Ryan Phillippe, Sarah Michelle Gellar, Reese Witherspoon, Selma Blair, Joshua Jackson, Sean Patrick Thomas, Eric Mabius, Christine Baranski, Louise Fletcher, Swoosie Kurtz
"The movies are so rarely great art, that if we can't appreciate great trash, there is little reason for us to go" - Pauline Kael
I don't entirely agree with Ms. Kael's pessimistic view, but it is the proper frame of mind when viewing something like Roger Kumble's Cruel Intentions. The film is a modern day version of Dangerous Liasons with upper class high school kids filling in for the main characters. While it's certainly no great peice of cinema, it's enormously entertaining.
Sebastian (Ryan Phillippe) and Kathryn (Sarah Michelle Gellar) are stepsiblings who control the masses at their high school with their seductive wickedness. One day Sebastian reads a magazine article by the school headmaster's daughter Annette (Reese Witherspoon) proclaiming how she is a virgin and plans to wait until marriage. Katherine bets him that he can't seduce her. If she wins, she gets his speedster. If he wins, he gets to have his way with her. Thus begins the sleazy games of sexual manipulation.
Kathryn tries to get revenge against a new student named Cecile, who stole her boyfriend away over summer break. She promises Cecile's momthat she will look after her goody two shoes daughter and keep her out of trouble. What she really does is attempt to turn her into a tramp and send incriminating evidence of it to her mother. Meanwhile, Sebastian begins to make his moves on Annette, but soon learns that she will not be a simple conquest. As played by Reese Witherspoon, she is more than resourceful and intelligent, and mere pick up lines or false gestures won't do the trick.
What I particularly liked was how the filmmakers didn't try to hide the film's trashy nature. Director Roger Kumble is a talented craftsman and he is smart enough not to underestimate his audience. Many films similar to Cruel Intentions have been made, but they were made without any real effort. The material here is executed so expertly it rises to a level of sophisticated sleaze.
Ryan Phillippe is a fine actor who brings the right amount of sexuality and vulnerability to his role. We must be able to beleive he could seduce all these women, and we also must buy the scenes in the 2nd half of the film where he begins to fall for Annette. Phillippe is able to pull both of these off perfectly. Even better is Reese Witherspoon, perhaps the most talented young actress working in Hollywood. She balances innocent charm with sensuality. Another actress could be annoying in this role, but Reese is perfect. She makes it beleivable that her character would fall under Sebastian's spell without allowing her character to look like a moron in the process. And Sarah Michelle Gellar has a great time playing the evil wicked queen of her school who tries defend her innocent reputation while manipulating the student body at the same time.
The technical credits are also superb. Special kudos to the art direction team for their view of the large, stylish homes in which these spoiled kids wage their battle of conquest. The films moves along at a brisk pace thanks to timely editing and a first-rate music score. I'm not sure I like the ending very much, but it works fine on it's own terms. I won't deny that the final shot is just perfect.
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This section quickly summarizes some major Java concepts. Each section has a short introductory paragraph, followed by bullet points with what I believe to be the key ideas. It is assumed the reader is familiar with these concepts, as the purpose is to refresh the mind of the reader rather than teach them new material.
To help with remembering, some keywords will be hidden. Simply click or tap the box to reveal the important keyword(s). e.g. There are eight bits in a byte. Disable/Enable all the hidden words by tapping the button at the top right.
Java is an Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) language, that is statically scoped, and statically typed.
All programs written in the Java language rely on the set of predefined classes that comprise the Java platform. Java classes are organized into related groups known as packages. The Java platform defines packages for functionality such as input/output, networking, graphics, user-interface creation, security, and much more. (Source page 2 java in a nutshell)
Inheritance (subclassing) is the process where one class acquires the properties (methods and instance variables) of another by extending it. Polymorphism (subtyping) is the ability to use subtypes in place of supertypes. Subclassing is both inheritance + subtyping .
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Most people seem to confuse these two, but they have nothing in common. Overriding occurs when a class inherits a method, and there is a need for the method to perform differently, so the method is overriden, and it then uses the new method rather than the inherited one. Oerloading is having two or more methods with the same name that take a different number of parameters, or different type(s) of paramaters.
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Big-O is what we use to derive how long an algorithm takes to run. Big-O is how quickly it grows relative to the input, as the input gets arbitrarily large. Click here for an excellent resource that breaks down many sorting algorithms as well as data structure, heap and graph operations into best, average and worst space and time complexity.
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Last week, the party remembered1 that a half-orc named Barbie2 followed them out of Orsus on their journey to the abandoned mines. Or more precisely, he followed Kelsa, who happened to be travelling with the party. You can ask him about the details.
Back in the abandoned mine, the party decided that the correct response to having two people die in front of them was to immediately run for the hills. On their way out of the tunnel, they encountered a female mage flanked by skeletons blocking their path. She introduced herself as Antimony, and started to explain that she just wanted to talk, but was interrupted by Lorelai attacking. She angrily insisted that she wasn't trying to hurt the party, and was just trying to escape her servitude to the real necromancer. To prove this, she commanded the skeletons to stop blocking the party's access to the exit.
The party stopped attacking her, and was willing to trust her enough to try to escape with her, but remained unsure she was on their side. The debate over Antimony's allegiances came to a resolution when a dark and sinister voice yelled "HOW DARE YOU BETRAY ME" and commanded undead horrors to kill her, which was considered convincing evidence that she was in fact on their side. The party ran for the door, bringing Antimony with them. Lorelai and Pabst slammed the doors back on the skeletons, giving Antimony time to chain the doors closed. During this combat, an unknown human warrior ran into the tunnel. The party pondered attacking him, but since he wasn't surrounded by skeletons, they decided it was unnecessary as long as he didn't attack them. When Antimony finished sealing the doors, the party ran for the hills, taking her and the warrior with them.
Outside the cave, the warrior introduced himself as Maxwell. He had been monitoring the abandoned mines. Before the party could learn more about Crumbum and Antimony, they were interrupted by the arrival of a horse carrying an disreputable-looking wood elf. The party yelled at the elf to stop and explain himself, but he ignored their commands. The party nearly attacked him, but just before he got within range, he tried to leap off his horse heroically to land in front of them. This went poorly, and he instead face-planted off his horse and slid ten feet, covering himself in dirt and grime. Seeing this, the party gave him a chance to explain himself3. The elf explained that he was Crumbum, a messenger from the town of Orsus, and that everything was doomed. He held out a slightly grimy letter for them to read.
The letter was from Winston, the mayor of Orsus. It explained that Torvid, the bandit leader, had attacked the town of Orsus4. Without food, the town was unable to sustain a seige, and Winston had negotiated the town's surrender without major fighting. The town's inhabitants were travelling south, trying to reach the safety of civilization, while Torvid's bandits now freely roamed the north coast.
Winston explained that he needed the party to do two things for him. First, they needed to travel to the town of Theolus and establish control of the town. Theolus is the next major town south of Orsus, and the bandits would almost certainly pass through Theolus on their way to civilization. To demonstrate their control, the party must light a signal fire at noon in four days. Second, after establishing control of the town, they must travel into the Faen Woods and kill Torvid's shaman while the main bandit force is away. To help with those challenges, the letter also included the location of a weapons cache Winston had established some time ago. In addition to various magical weapons and gold, the weapons cache included a Travelstone which could return the party to the capitol, Kilrein.
The party read the letter and pondered their next move. Balrox separated from the party and headed directly south. The rest decided to go to the weapons cache and travel to Theolus, but were unsure whether to travel into the Faen Woods. With some hesitation, they took Crumbum with them and set off for the weapons cache.
After a day of travel, the party found the weapons cache exactly as described, and geared up. Crumbum inexplicably and uselessly attacked the party twice, and found himself tied to his horse for the rest of the journey to Theolus.
Several more days of travel later, the party found themselves at Theolus on the night before they needed to light the signal fire.  The party cautiously approached the hole, and Amanita's attunement to tremors in the earth revealed the presence of an ambush and traps on the other side of the wall. The party pondered how to deal with this, and decided that the best approach was to send the horse carrying Crumbum5 into the town to draw attention while the rest of the party made battle preparations6.
When Crumbum and his horse entered the town, hidden kobolds7 and slightly confused hobgoblins8 lept out from hiding to attack, and battle was joined. The party fared well, thanks in part to Balrox leaping out from hiding and dropping onto the hobgoblin leader. The hobgoblins surrendered when the party took the upper hand, and were quickly bound. Interrogation of the hobgoblin leader, Kaler, revealed that they had taken the town without a fight, and that a scouting party was due back soon. The party knocked out the other hobgoblins, but was unsure what to do with them.
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Little Bob loves chocolate, and he goes to a store with $ \$N $ in his pocket. The price of each chocolate is $ \$C $. The store offers a discount: for every $M$ wrappers he gives to the store, he gets one chocolate for free. How many chocolates does Bob get to eat?
Input Format:
The first line contains the number of test cases, $T$.
$T$ lines follow, each of which contains three integers, $N$, $C$, and $M$.
Output Format:
Print the total number of chocolates Bob eats.
Constraints:
$1 \le T \le 1000$
$2 \le N \le 10^5$
$1 \le C \le N$
$2 \le M \le N$
Sample input
3
10 2 5
12 4 4
6 2 2
Sample Output
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In the first case, he can buy 5 chocolates with \$10 and exchange the 5 wrappers to get one more chocolate. Thus, the total number of chocolates is 6.
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Rexster helps provide API documentation to users of the extension in two ways. First, Rexster will show what extensions are properly configured and available from a particular URI as well as how to access them. Second, Rexster can display API documentation for a specific service as part of error message generation.
When accessing a URI extension point, the list of properly configured extensions will be displayed. Accessing this URI with the built-in Gremlin Extension configured (remember to set the Accept
header with the application/vnd.rexster-v1+json
Rexster Mime Type):
http://localhost:8182/graphs/tinkergraph/
will yield:
{
"version": "*.*",
"name": "tinkergraph",
"graph": "mocktinkertransactionalgraph[vertices:6 edges:6 directory:data/graph-example-1]",
"features": {
"ignoresSuppliedIds": false,
"supportsTransactions": false,
"supportsSelfLoops": true,
"supportsBooleanProperty": true,
"supportsEdgeKeyIndex": true,
"supportsUniformListProperty": true,
"supportsThreadedTransactions": false,
"isPersistent": true,
"supportsVertexIndex": true,
"supportsStringProperty": true,
"supportsIntegerProperty": true,
"isWrapper": false,
"supportsMixedListProperty": true,
"supportsVertexKeyIndex": true,
"isRDFModel": false,
"supportsLongProperty": true,
"supportsVertexIteration": true,
"supportsKeyIndices": true,
"supportsEdgeIteration": true,
"supportsPrimitiveArrayProperty": true,
"supportsDoubleProperty": true,
"supportsSerializableObjectProperty": true,
"supportsIndices": true,
"supportsEdgeIndex": true,
"supportsMapProperty": true,
"supportsFloatProperty": true,
"supportsDuplicateEdges": true
},
"readOnly": false,
"type": "com.tinkerpop.blueprints.pgm.impls.tg.TinkerGraph",
"queryTime": 0.32901,
"upTime": "0[d]:00[h]:07[m]:30[s]",
"extensions": [
{
"title": "tp:gremlin",
"op": "GET",
"description": "evaluate an ad-hoc Gremlin script for a graph.",
"name": "gremlin",
"parameters": [
{
"description": "displays the properties of the elements with their native data type (default is false)",
"name": "rexster.showTypes"
},
{
"description": "an array of element property keys to return (default is to return all element properties)",
"name": "rexster.returnKeys"
},
{
"description": "start index for a paged set of data to be returned",
"name": "rexster.offset.start"
},
{
"description": "end index for a paged set of data to be returned",
"name": "rexster.offset.end"
},
{
"description": "the Gremlin script to be evaluated",
"name": "script"
}
],
"href": "http://localhost:8182/graphs/tinkergraph/tp/gremlin",
"namespace": "tp"
},
{
"title": "tp:gremlin",
"op": "POST",
"description": "evaluate an ad-hoc Gremlin script for a graph.",
"name": "gremlin",
"parameters": [
{
"description": "displays the properties of the elements with their native data type (default is false)",
"name": "rexster.showTypes"
},
{
"description": "an array of element property keys to return (default is to return all element properties)",
"name": "rexster.returnKeys"
},
{
"description": "start index for a paged set of data to be returned",
"name": "rexster.offset.start"
},
{
"description": "end index for a paged set of data to be returned",
"name": "rexster.offset.end"
},
{
"description": "the Gremlin script to be evaluated",
"name": "script"
}
],
"href": "http://localhost:8182/graphs/tinkergraph/tp/gremlin",
"namespace": "tp"
}
]
}
In the event that the extension is not properly configured in some way, it will not appear in this list.
When a failure occurs, it is nice to show to the user what the expectations are for the extension and its basic API. Rexster helps with this in a few ways: parameter descriptions, explicit description and a combination of the two.
A description
parameter can be supplied to the ExtensionRequestParameter
. Consider this code snippet from the PingExtension
in the Sample Kibbles project:
public ExtensionResponse evaluatePing(@RexsterContext RexsterResourceContext context,
@RexsterContext Graph graph,
@ExtensionRequestParameter(name="reply", description="a value to reply with") String reply)
When accessing the following URI (forgetting to include the reply
URI query string parameter):
http://localhost:8182/graphs/tinkergraph/tp-sample/ping
Rexster will provide the following response:
{
"message":"the reply parameter cannot be empty",
"api":{
"description":"a simple ping extension.",
"parameters":[{"reply":"a value to reply with"}]
},
"success":false}
Note that the reply
parameter is injected into the api.parameters
along with the value from the description
parameter. It is possible to get the api
JSON fragment from the ExtensionMethod
using the getExtensionApiAsJson
method.
If for some reason the extension is not using @ExtensionRequestParameter
annotations (perhaps the extension simply extracts the extension parameters from one of the context objects directly), the extension can provide its documentation directly through the @ExtensionDescriptor
annotation. Simply supply an array of @ExtensionApi
annotations to the api
parameter of the @ExtensionDescriptor
.
Given the following sample:
@ExtensionDescriptor(description = "some extension i wrote for gremlin",
api = {
@ExtensionApi(parameterName = "script", description = "the Gremlin script to be evaluated"),
@ExtensionApi(parameterName = "xyz", description = "a fake parameter")
})
the returned JSON with api
attribute would look like:
{
"message":null,
"api":{
"description":"some extension i wrote for gremlin",
"parameters":[
{"script":"the Gremlin script to be evaluated"},
{"xyz":"a fake parameter"}
]
},
"success":false}
It is possible to use both the parameter-based description as well as the explicit description together. By default, Rexster will try to use explicit description first and the override existing keys with values from the parameter description first. That behavior can be controlled by setting the apiBehavior
property on the @ExtensionDescriptor
annotation.


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| override void | ApplyOutlineWidth () |
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Component which can be used to render an outline around a mesh renderer.
Enabling this component introduces an additional render pass of the object being outlined, but is designed to run performantly on mobile Mixed Reality devices and does not utilize any post processes. This behavior is designed to be used in conjunction with the MRTK/Standard shader. Limitations of this effect include it not working well on objects which are not watertight (or required to be two sided) and depth sorting issues can occur on overlapping objects.
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Prepares and applies the current outline material to the renderer.
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Updates the current vertex extrusion value used by the shader.
Implements Microsoft.MixedReality.Toolkit.Utilities.BaseMeshOutline.