AWS::SNS::Subscription
The AWS::SNS::Subscription
resource subscribes an endpoint to an Amazon Simple Notification Service
(Amazon SNS) topic. The owner of the endpoint must confirm the subscription before
Amazon SNS creates
the subscription.
Topics
Syntax
JSON
{ "Type" : "AWS::SNS::Subscription", "Properties" : { "DeliveryPolicy" :
JSON object
, "Endpoint" :String
, "FilterPolicy" :JSON object
, "Protocol" :String
, "RawMessageDelivery" :Boolean
, "Region" :String
, "TopicArn" :String
} }
YAML
Type: "AWS::SNS::Subscription" Properties: DeliveryPolicy:
JSON object
Endpoint:String
FilterPolicy:JSON object
Protocol:String
RawMessageDelivery:Boolean
, Region:String
TopicArn:String
Properties
DeliveryPolicy
-
The JSON serialization of the subscription's delivery policy. For more information, see GetSubscriptionAttributes in the Amazon Simple Notification Service API Reference.
Required: No
Type: JSON object
Update requires: No interruption
Endpoint
-
The endpoint that receives notifications from the Amazon SNS topic. The endpoint value depends on the protocol that you specify. For more information, see the Subscribe Endpoint parameter in the Amazon Simple Notification Service API Reference.
Required: No
Type: String
Update requires: Replacement
FilterPolicy
-
The filter policy JSON that is assigned to the subscription. For more information, see GetSubscriptionAttributes in the Amazon Simple Notification Service API Reference.
Required: No
Type: JSON object
Update requires: No interruption
Protocol
-
The subscription's protocol. For more information, see the Subscribe Protocol parameter in the Amazon Simple Notification Service API Reference.
Required: Yes
Type: String
Update requires: Replacement
RawMessageDelivery
-
true
if raw message delivery is enabled for the subscription. Raw messages are free of JSON formatting and can be sent to HTTP/S and Amazon SQS endpoints. For more information, see GetSubscriptionAttributes in the Amazon Simple Notification Service API Reference.Required: No
Type: Boolean
Update requires: No interruption
Region
-
The region in which the topic resides.
Required: No
Type: String
Update requires: Replacement
TopicArn
-
The Amazon Resource Name (ARN) of the topic to subscribe to.
Required: Yes
Type: String
Update requires: Replacement
Example
Create a subscription with mandatory attributes
The following example creates a subscription with Endpoint, Protocol and TopicArn only.
JSON
"MySubscription" : { "Type" : "AWS::SNS::Subscription", "Properties" : { "Endpoint"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"Protocol" : "email", "TopicArn" : {"Ref" : "MySNSTopic"} } }
YAML
MySubscription: Type: AWS::SNS::Subscription Properties: Endpoint<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Protocol: email TopicArn: !Ref 'MySNSTopic'
Create a subscription with optional attributes
The following example creates a subscription with FilterPolicy, DeliveryPolicy and RawMessageDelivery.
Note that SNS subscription attributes can be set on standalone SNS subscriptions only, as opposed to SNS subscriptions nested in SNS topics.
JSON
{ "AWSTemplateFormatVersion": "2010-09-09", "Resources": { "CarSalesTopic": { "Type": "AWS::SNS::Topic" }, "ERPSubscription": { "Type": "AWS::SNS::Subscription", "Properties": { "TopicArn": { "Ref": "CarSalesTopic" }, "Endpoint": { "Fn::GetAtt": ["ERPIntegrationQueue", "Arn"] }, "Protocol": "sqs", "RawMessageDelivery": "true" } }, "CRMSubscription": { "Type": "AWS::SNS::Subscription", "Properties": { "TopicArn": { "Ref": "CarSalesTopic" }, "Endpoint": { "Fn::GetAtt": ["CRMIntegrationQueue", "Arn"] }, "Protocol": "sqs", "RawMessageDelivery": "true", "FilterPolicy": { "buyer-class": [ "vip" ] } } }, "SCMSubscription": { "Type": "AWS::SNS::Subscription", "Properties": { "TopicArn": { "Ref": "CarSalesTopic" }, "Endpoint": { "Ref": "myHttpEndpoint" }, "Protocol": "https", "DeliveryPolicy": { "healthyRetryPolicy": { "numRetries": 20, "minDelayTarget": 10, "maxDelayTarget": 30, "numMinDelayRetries": 3, "numMaxDelayRetries": 17, "numNoDelayRetries": 0, "backoffFunction": "exponential" } } } }, "ERPIntegrationQueue": { "Type": "AWS::SQS::Queue", "Properties": {} }, "CRMIntegrationQueue": { "Type": "AWS::SQS::Queue", "Properties": {} } }, "Parameters": { "myHttpEndpoint": { "Type": "String" } } }
YAML
AWSTemplateFormatVersion: 2010-09-09 Resources: CarSalesTopic: Type: 'AWS::SNS::Topic' ERPSubscription: Type: 'AWS::SNS::Subscription' Properties: TopicArn: !Ref CarSalesTopic Endpoint: !GetAtt - ERPIntegrationQueue - Arn Protocol: sqs RawMessageDelivery: 'true' CRMSubscription: Type: 'AWS::SNS::Subscription' Properties: TopicArn: !Ref CarSalesTopic Endpoint: !GetAtt - CRMIntegrationQueue - Arn Protocol: sqs RawMessageDelivery: 'true' FilterPolicy: buyer-class: - vip SCMSubscription: Type: 'AWS::SNS::Subscription' Properties: TopicArn: !Ref CarSalesTopic Endpoint: !Ref myHttpEndpoint Protocol: https DeliveryPolicy: healthyRetryPolicy: numRetries: 20 minDelayTarget: 10 maxDelayTarget: 30 numMinDelayRetries: 3 numMaxDelayRetries: 17 numNoDelayRetries: 0 backoffFunction: exponential ERPIntegrationQueue: Type: 'AWS::SQS::Queue' Properties: {} CRMIntegrationQueue: Type: 'AWS::SQS::Queue' Properties: {} Parameters: myHttpEndpoint: Type: String


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The currently active ObjectRenderer.
An empty renderer.
The renderer this manager works for.
Assigns batch locations to textures in array based on boundTextures state.
All textures in texArray should have _batchEnabled = _batchId
,
and their count should be less than maxTextures
.
textures to bound
current state of bound textures
marker for _batchEnabled param of textures in texArray
number of texture locations to manipulate
Handy function for batch renderers: copies bound textures in first maxTextures locations to array sets actual _batchLocation for them
Generic destroy methods to be overridden by the subclass
This should be called if you wish to do some custom rendering It will basically render anything that may be batched up such as sprites
Reset the system to an empty renderer
Changes the current renderer to the one given in parameter
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Drake
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Classes | |
| class | Box |
| class | Capsule |
| class | Cylinder |
| class | Element |
| class | Geometry |
| class | Mesh |
| class | MeshPoints |
| class | Sphere |
| class | VisualElement |
Typedefs | |
| typedef std::vector< Eigen::Vector3d > | PointsVector |
| typedef std::vector< Eigen::Vector3i > | TrianglesVector |
| typedef drake::eigen_aligned_std_vector< VisualElement > | VectorOfVisualElements |
Enumerations | |
| enum | Shape { UNKNOWN = 0, BOX = 1, SPHERE = 2, CYLINDER = 3, MESH = 4, MESH_POINTS = 5, CAPSULE = 6 } |
Functions | |
| string | ShapeToString (Shape ss) |
| ostream & | operator<< (ostream &out, const Geometry &gg) |
| ostream & | operator<< (ostream &out, const Sphere &ss) |
| ostream & | operator<< (ostream &out, const Box &bb) |
| ostream & | operator<< (ostream &out, const Cylinder &cc) |
| ostream & | operator<< (ostream &out, const Capsule &cc) |
| ostream & | operator<< (ostream &out, const Mesh &mm) |
| ostream & | operator<< (ostream &out, const MeshPoints &mp) |
Variables | |
| const double | MIN_RADIUS = 1e-7 |
| typedef std::vector<Eigen::Vector3d> PointsVector |
| typedef std::vector<Eigen::Vector3i> TrianglesVector |
| enum Shape |
| ostream& DrakeShapes::operator<< | ( | std::ostream & | out, |
| const Geometry & | gg | ||
| ) |
| ostream& DrakeShapes::operator<< | ( | std::ostream & | out, |
| const Sphere & | ss | ||
| ) |
| ostream& DrakeShapes::operator<< | ( | std::ostream & | out, |
| const Box & | bb | ||
| ) |
| ostream& DrakeShapes::operator<< | ( | std::ostream & | out, |
| const Cylinder & | cc | ||
| ) |
| ostream& DrakeShapes::operator<< | ( | std::ostream & | out, |
| const Capsule & | cc | ||
| ) |
| ostream& DrakeShapes::operator<< | ( | std::ostream & | out, |
| const Mesh & | mm | ||
| ) |
| ostream& DrakeShapes::operator<< | ( | std::ostream & | out, |
| const MeshPoints & | mp | ||
| ) |
| std::string ShapeToString | ( | Shape | ss | ) |
| const double MIN_RADIUS = 1e-7 |


Slice Planes
Geometric data often has complex internal structures. Slice planes can be added to the scene to cull away parts of an object and inspect its interior. These planes can be manipulated either programmatically or manually in the GUI.
Example: sweep a slice plane through the scene to produce the animation above
#include "polyscope/polyscope.h"
#include "polyscope/surface_mesh.h"
#include <igl/readOBJ.h>
// Initialize Polyscope
polyscope::init();
// Read & register the mesh
Eigen::MatrixXd meshV;
Eigen::MatrixXi meshF;
igl::readOBJ(filename, meshV, meshF);
polyscope::SurfaceMesh* psMesh = polyscope::registerSurfaceMesh("input mesh", meshV, meshF);
// Add a slice plane
polyscope::SlicePlane* psPlane = polyscope::addSceneSlicePlane();
psPlane->setDrawPlane(true); // render the semi-transparent gridded plane
psPlane->setDrawWidget(true);
// Animate the plane sliding along the scene
for (float t = 0.; t < 2. * M_PI; t += 2. * M_PI / 120) {
float pos = std::cos(t) * .8 + .2;
psPlane->setPose(glm::vec3{0., 0., pos}, glm::vec3{0., 0., -1.});
// Take a screenshot at each frame
polyscope::screenshot(false);
}
Slice planes can also be manipulated in the GUI under [View] --> [Slice Planes]
, where you can add and remove slice planes and control whether they are active and widgets are visible. When a plane is active in the scene, you can drag the 3D widget to adjust its pose. Additionally, for each structure, [Options] --> [Slice Planes]
allows you to toggle whether the slice plane effects that structure.
Creating and modifying slice planes
SlicePlane* addSceneSlicePlane(bool initiallyVisible=false)
add slice plane
Add a new slice plane to the scene. An arbitrary number of slices planes may be added.
If initiallyVisible = false
, then the widget and plane grid will be disabled by default, which is usually what one wants when creating a slice plane programatically.
void removeLastSceneSlicePlane()
remove slice plane
Remove the most recently created slice plane.
const std::string SlicePlane::name
name
The unique name of the slice plane, which can be accessed like myPlane->name
.
void SlicePlane::setPose(glm::vec3 planePosition, glm::vec3 planeNormal)
set pose
Set the position and orientation of the slice plane.
planePosition
is any 3D position which the plane touches (the center of the plane)planeNormal
is a vector giving the normal direction of the plane, objects in this negative side of the plane will be culled
void SlicePlane::setActive(bool newVal)
active
Set the slice plane to be active or not. If inactive, the slice plane will not have any effect on any structures in the scene, nor will it be shown in the GUI view.
bool SlicePlane::getActive()
Test whether the slice plane is active.
void SlicePlane::setDrawPlane(bool newVal)
draw plane
Set the slice plane to draw its plane (as a colored, semi-transparent grid). If false
the slice plane will still slice objects, but the plane itself will not be rendered.
bool SlicePlane::getDrawPlane()
Test whether the slice plane is drawing its plane.
void SlicePlane::setDrawWidget(bool newVal)
draw widget
Set the slice plane to draw its control widget (a grey and colored cube with handles for translations and rotations). If false
the slice plane will still slice objects, but the widget will not be rendered.
Note that regardless of this setting, the widget will not be visible in any screenshots by default, because it is treated as part of the GUI interface, like the ImGUI widow panes.
bool SlicePlane::getDrawWidget()
Test whether the slice plane is drawing its widget.
Per-structure ignore slice planes
By default, every slice plane affects all content in the scene. However, we can also make a particular structure ignore a given slice plane, so that it only slices through some of the objects in the scene. This can be set in the GUI for each structure under [Options] --> [Slice Planes]
, or programatically with the function below.
polyscope::SurfaceMesh* psMesh = polyscope::registerSurfaceMesh("input mesh", meshV, meshF);
polyscope::SlicePlane* psPlane = polyscope::addSceneSlicePlane();
psMesh->setIgnoreSlicePlane(psPlane->name, true);
Structure* Structure::setIgnoreSlicePlane(std::string name, bool newValue)
ignore plane
Set a slice plane to be ignored by the structure. If newValue
is true
the slice plane will be ignored, and if false
it will be respected.
bool Structure::getIgnoreSlicePlane(std::string name)
Get if a slice plane is currently being ignored by the structure.
Cull whole elements
For some structures, slice planes can be set to discretely cull away whole elements, rather than slicing directly through the middle of an element. This option can be set in the GUI for each structure under [Options] --> [Slice Planes]
, or programatically with the function below.
polyscope::SurfaceMesh* psMesh = polyscope::registerSurfaceMesh("input mesh", meshV, meshF);
polyscope::SlicePlane* psPlane = polyscope::addSceneSlicePlane();
psMesh->setCullWholeElements(false);
Structure* Structure::setCullWholeElements(bool newVal)
set cull whole elements
If true
, slice planes will affect this structure by culling whole elements (tets, triangles, points, etc), rather than slicing through the middle of the elements.
Note that not all structures may support culling whole elements. If not supported, this setting will do nothing.
Default: false.
bool Structure::getCullWholeElements()
Get whether the cull whole elements setting is applied.
Inspecting volume meshes
Slice planes can also inspect volume meshes, rendering a surface where the structure is cut by the plane. Not only does this help to visualize the interior of the shape, but scalar and color quantities can be drawn along the plane to better inspect values on the interior of the mesh.
This can also be set in the UI under [View] --> [Slice Planes] --> [Inspect]
. This option will only be available when there is at least one volume mesh in the scene.
If the volume mesh has a vertex scalar or vertex color quantity enabled, it will be automatically drawn on the inspecting slice plane.
void SlicePlane::setVolumeMeshToInspect(std::string meshName)
Give the name of a volume mesh to inspect. Pass the empty string ""
to clear the inspection.
std::string SlicePlane::getVolumeMeshToInspect()
Get the volume mesh being inspected.


Interrogator: Officer K D 6 - 3 . 7. Let’s begin. Ready?
Constant K: Yes
Interrogator: Recite your baseline.
Constant K: And blood-black nothingness began to spin
Constant K: A system of cells interlinked within cells,
Constant K: interlinked within cells, interlinked within one stem...

Constant K: And dreadfully distinct against the dark, a tall white fountain played...
Interrogator: Cells.
Constant K: Cells.
Interrogator: Have you ever been in an institution?
Interrogator: Cells.
Constant K: Cells.
Interrogator: Do they keep you in a cell?
Interrogator: Cells.
Constant K: Cells.
Interrogator: When you're not performing your duties, do they keep you in a little box?
Interrogator: Cells.
Constant K: Cells.
Interrogator: Interlinked.
Constant K: Interlinked.
Interrogator: What's it like to hold the hand of someone you love?
Interrogator: Interlinked.
Constant K: Interlinked.
Interrogator: Did they teach you how to feel, finger to finger?
Interrogator: Interlinked.
Constant K: Interlinked.
Interrogator: Do you long for having your heart interlinked?
Interrogator: Interlinked.
Constant K: Interlinked.
Interrogator: Do you dream about being interlinked?
Constant K: Interlinked.

Interrogator: Interlinked.
Constant K: Interlinked.
Interrogator: Do you feel that there's a part of you that's missing?
Interrogator: Interlinked.
Constant K: Interlinked.
Interrogator: Within cells interlinked.
Constant K: Within cells interlinked.
Interrogator: Why don't you say that three times: "within cells interlinked"
Constant K: Within cells interlinked.
Constant K: Within cells interlinked.
Constant K: Within cells interlinked.
Interrogator: We're done.
Interrogator: Constant K.
Interrogator: You can pick up your bonus.
Constant K: Thank you, sir.
Interrogator: Cells
Constant K: Cells
Interrogator: Have you ever been in an institution. Cells
Constant K: Cells
Interrogator: When you're not performing your duties, do they keep you in a little box? Cells.
Constant K: Cells
Interrogator: Interlinked. What’s it like to hold the hand of someone you love?
 Dreadfully
Constant K: Dreadfully
Interrogator: Do you like being separated from other people?


| Finite
Geometry Notes |
To understand the theorem, you should first try The Diamond 16 Puzzle.
Then scroll down on this web page to see presentations of the 4x4, 2x2, 2x2x2, and 4x4x4 cases of the theorem. After these, scroll down further to view a diagram that summarizes the group actions in the above cases, and, finally, a statement of the theorem that includes all the cases previously discussed.
|
We
regard the four-diamond figure D at left as
a 4x4 array of two-color diagonally-divided square tiles.
Let G be the group of 322,560 permutations of these 16 tiles generated by arbitrarily mixing random permutations of rows and of columns with random permutations of the four 2x2 quadrants. THEOREM: Every G-image
of D (as at right,
below) has some ordinary or color-interchange symmetry. Example:
Remarks:
G is isomorphic to the
affine
group A on the linear 4-space over GF(2). The 35 structures of
the 840 = 35 x 24 G-images of D
are isomorphic to the 35 lines
in the 3-dimensional projective space over GF(2).
This can be seen by viewing the 35 structures as three-sets of line diagrams, based on the three partitions of the four-set of square two-color tiles into two two-sets, and indicating the locations of these two-sets of tiles within the 4x4 patterns. The lines of the line diagrams may be added in a binary fashion (i.e., 1+1=0). Each three-set of line diagrams sums to zero -- i.e., each diagram in a three-set is the binary sum of the other two diagrams in the set. Thus, the 35 three-sets of line diagrams correspond to the 35 three-point lines of the finite projective 3-space PG(3,2). For example, here are the line diagrams
for the figures above: Shown below are the 15 possible line diagrams The symmetry of the line diagrams accounts for
the symmetry of the two-color patterns. (A proof shows that a
2nx2n two-color triangular
half-squares pattern with such line diagrams must have a 2x2 center
with a symmetry, and that this symmetry must be shared by the entire
pattern.)
Among the 35 structures of the 840 4x4 arrays of tiles, orthogonality (in the sense of Latin-square orthogonality) corresponds to skewness of lines in the finite projective space PG(3,2). This was stated by the author in a 1978 note. (The note apparently had little effect. A quarter-century later, P. Govaerts, D. Jungnickel, L. Storme, and J. A. Thas wrote that skew (i.e., nonintersecting) lines in a projective space seem "at first sight not at all related" to orthogonal Latin squares.) We can define sums and products so that the G-images of D generate an ideal (1024 patterns characterized by all horizontal or vertical "cuts" being uninterrupted) of a ring of 4096 symmetric patterns. There is an infinite family of such "diamond" rings, isomorphic to rings of matrices over GF(4). The proof uses a decomposition technique for functions into a finite field that might be of more general use. The underlying geometry of the 4x4 patterns is closely related to the Miracle Octad Generat (pdf) of R. T. Curtis-- used in the construction of the Steiner system S(5,8,24)-- and hence is also related to the Leech lattice, which, as Walter Feit has remarked, "is a blown up version of S(5,8,24)." For a movable JavaScript version of these 4x4 patterns, see the Diamond 16 Puzzle.
|
| In the 2x2 case, D is a one-diamond figure (top left, below) and G is a group of 24 permutations generated by random permutations of the four 1x1 quadrants. Every G-image of D (as below) has some ordinary or color-interchange symmetry. | |||||
|
| Related sites: The Diamond 16 Puzzle Diamond Theory Bibliography |
Page last updated Jan. 21, 2006; created May 22, 2002.


public interface Workflow extends Process
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Set<DataLink> |
getWfHasDataLink()
This property is used to specify the wfdesc:DataLink instances of a given wfdesc:Workflow.
|
Set<Process> |
getWfHasSubProcess()
This object property is used to specify that the given workflow contains the given process as part of its definition.
|
Set<Workflow> |
getWfHasSubWorkflow()
This object property is used to associate a wfdesc:Workflow description to another wfdesc:Workflow, specifying that the first workflow has the given sub-workflow as a contained process.
|
void |
setWfHasDataLink(Set<? extends DataLink> wfHasDataLink)
This property is used to specify the wfdesc:DataLink instances of a given wfdesc:Workflow.
|
void |
setWfHasSubProcess(Set<? extends Process> wfHasSubProcess)
This object property is used to specify that the given workflow contains the given process as part of its definition.
|
void |
setWfHasSubWorkflow(Set<? extends Workflow> wfHasSubWorkflow)
This object property is used to associate a wfdesc:Workflow description to another wfdesc:Workflow, specifying that the first workflow has the given sub-workflow as a contained process.
|
getWfHasInput, getWfHasOutput, setWfHasInput, setWfHasOutput
Set<DataLink> getWfHasDataLink()
void setWfHasDataLink(Set<? extends DataLink> wfHasDataLink)
Set<Process> getWfHasSubProcess()
void setWfHasSubProcess(Set<? extends Process> wfHasSubProcess)
Set<Workflow> getWfHasSubWorkflow()
void setWfHasSubWorkflow(Set<? extends Workflow> wfHasSubWorkflow)
Copyright © 2015 The Apache Software Foundation. All rights reserved.


Class DragonchainClient
HTTP Client that interfaces with the dragonchain api, using credentials stored on your machine.
Inheritance
Implements
Inherited Members
Namespace: dragonchain_sdk
Assembly: dragonchain-sdk.dll
Syntax
public class DragonchainClient : IDragonchainClient
Constructors
| Improve this Doc View SourceDragonchainClient(String, ICredentialManager, ICredentialService, IHttpService, ILogger)
Create an Instance of a DragonchainClient.
Declaration
public DragonchainClient(string dragonchainId, ICredentialManager credentialManager, ICredentialService credentialService = null, IHttpService httpService = null, ILogger logger = null)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.String | dragonchainId | dragonchainId associated with these credentials |
| ICredentialManager | credentialManager | manager to retrieve Dragonchain credentials from config provider |
| ICredentialService | credentialService | service to retrieve Dragonchain credentials for use in API requests |
| IHttpService | httpService | API request service |
| Microsoft.Extensions.Logging.ILogger | logger | Microsoft.Extensions.Logging implementation |
DragonchainClient(String, IConfiguration, ILogger<DragonchainClient>)
Create an Instance of a DragonchainClient.
Declaration
public DragonchainClient(string dragonchainId = "", IConfiguration config = null, ILogger<DragonchainClient> logger = null)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.String | dragonchainId | dragonchainId associated with these credentials |
| Microsoft.Extensions.Configuration.IConfiguration | config | Microsoft.Extensions.Configuration implementation |
| Microsoft.Extensions.Logging.ILogger<DragonchainClient> | logger | Microsoft.Extensions.Logging implementation |
Methods
| Improve this Doc View SourceCreateApiKey()
Generate a new HMAC API key
Declaration
public Task<ApiResponse<CreateAPIKeyResponse>> CreateApiKey()
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Threading.Tasks.Task<ApiResponse<CreateAPIKeyResponse>> |
CreateBitcoinTransaction(Nullable<BitcoinNetwork>, Nullable<Decimal>, String, String, IEnumerable<BitcoinTransactionOutputs>)
Declaration
public Task<ApiResponse<PublicBlockchainTransactionResponse>> CreateBitcoinTransaction(BitcoinNetwork? network, decimal? satoshisPerByte, string data, string changeAddress, IEnumerable<BitcoinTransactionOutputs> outputs)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Nullable<BitcoinNetwork> | network | The bitcoin network that the transaction is for (mainnet or testnet) |
| System.Nullable<System.Decimal> | satoshisPerByte | The desired fee in satoshis/byte. If not supplied, an estimate will be automatically generated |
| System.String | data | String data to embed in the transaction as null-data output type |
| System.String | changeAddress | Change address to use for this transaction. If not supplied, this will be the source address |
| System.Collections.Generic.IEnumerable<BitcoinTransactionOutputs> | outputs | The desired bitcoin outputs to create for this transaction |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Threading.Tasks.Task<ApiResponse<PublicBlockchainTransactionResponse>> |
CreateBulkTransaction(IEnumerable<BulkTransactionPayload>)
Create a bulk transaction to send many transactions to a chain with only a single call
Declaration
public Task<ApiResponse<DragonchainBulkTransactionCreateResponse>> CreateBulkTransaction(IEnumerable<BulkTransactionPayload> transactionList)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Collections.Generic.IEnumerable<BulkTransactionPayload> | transactionList |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Threading.Tasks.Task<ApiResponse<DragonchainBulkTransactionCreateResponse>> |
CreateEthereumTransaction(Nullable<EthereumNetwork>, String, String, String, String, String)
Declaration
public Task<ApiResponse<PublicBlockchainTransactionResponse>> CreateEthereumTransaction(EthereumNetwork? network, string to, string value, string data, string gasPrice, string gas)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Nullable<EthereumNetwork> | network | The ethereum network that the transaction is for (ETH/ETC mainnet or testnet) |
| System.String | to | The (hex-encoded) address to send the transaction to |
| System.String | value | The (hex-encoded) number of wei to send with this transaction |
| System.String | data | The (hex-encoded) string of extra data to include with this transaction |
| System.String | gasPrice | The (hex-encoded) gas price in gwei to pay. If not supplied, this will be estimated automatically |
| System.String | gas | The (hex-encoded) gas limit for this transaction. If not supplied, this will be estimated automatically |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Threading.Tasks.Task<ApiResponse<PublicBlockchainTransactionResponse>> |
CreateSmartContract(String, String, String, IEnumerable<String>, SmartContractExecutionOrder, Object, Object, Nullable<Int32>, String, String)
Create a new Smart Contract on your Dragonchain.
Declaration
public Task<ApiResponse<DragonchainContractResponse>> CreateSmartContract(string transactionType, string image, string cmd, IEnumerable<string> args, SmartContractExecutionOrder executionOrder = SmartContractExecutionOrder.Parallel, object environmentVariables = null, object secrets = null, int? scheduleIntervalInSeconds = default(int? ), string cronExpression = null, string registryCredentials = null)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.String | transactionType | Transaction type to assign to this new smart contract. Must not already exist as a transaction type on the chain |
| System.String | image | Docker image to use with the smart contract. Should be in the form registry/image:tag (or just image:tag if it's a docker hub image) |
| System.String | cmd | The command to run in your docker container for your application |
| System.Collections.Generic.IEnumerable<System.String> | args | The list of arguments to use in conjunction with cmd |
| SmartContractExecutionOrder | executionOrder | The execution of the smart contract, can be |
| System.Object | environmentVariables | JSON object key-value pairs of strings for environments variables provided to the smart contract on execution |
| System.Object | secrets | JSON object key-value pairs of strings for secrets provided to the smart contract on execution
These are more securely stored than environment variables, and can be accessed during execution the smart contract by using the |
| System.Nullable<System.Int32> | scheduleIntervalInSeconds | Schedule a smart contract to be automatically executed every |
| System.String | cronExpression | Schedule a smart contract to be automatically executed on a cadence via a cron expression Note: This is a mutually exclusive parameter with scheduleIntervalInSeconds |
| System.String | registryCredentials | The basic-auth credentials necessary to pull the docker container.
This should be a base64-encoded string of |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Threading.Tasks.Task<ApiResponse<DragonchainContractResponse>> |
CreateTransaction(String, Object, String, String)
Create a new Transaction on your Dragonchain. This transaction, if properly structured, will be received by your dragonchain, hashed, and put into a queue for processing into a block. The transaction_id returned from this function can be used for checking the status of this transaction. Most importantly; the block in which it has been fixated.
Declaration
public Task<ApiResponse<DragonchainTransactionCreateResponse>> CreateTransaction(string transactionType, object payload = null, string tag = "", string callbackURL = "")
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.String | transactionType | The transaction type to use for this new transaction. This transaction type must already exist on the chain (via |
| System.Object | payload | Payload of the transaction. Must be a utf-8 encodable string or any object |
| System.String | tag | Tag of the transaction which gets indexed and can be searched on for queries |
| System.String | callbackURL | URL to callback when this transaction is processed |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Threading.Tasks.Task<ApiResponse<DragonchainTransactionCreateResponse>> |
CreateTransactionType(String, IEnumerable<TransactionTypeCustomIndex>)
Create a new transaction type for ledgering transactions
Declaration
public Task<ApiResponse<TransactionTypeSimpleResponse>> CreateTransactionType(string transactionType, IEnumerable<TransactionTypeCustomIndex> customIndexes)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.String | transactionType | The string of the transaction type to create |
| System.Collections.Generic.IEnumerable<TransactionTypeCustomIndex> | customIndexes | The custom indexes that should be associated with this transaction type |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Threading.Tasks.Task<ApiResponse<TransactionTypeSimpleResponse>> |
DeleteApiKey(String)
Delete an existing HMAC API key
Declaration
public Task<ApiResponse<DeleteAPIKeyResponse>> DeleteApiKey(string keyId)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.String | keyId | the key id of the key to delete |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Threading.Tasks.Task<ApiResponse<DeleteAPIKeyResponse>> |
DeleteSmartContract(String)
Deletes a deployed smart contract
Declaration
public Task<ApiResponse<SmartContractAtRest>> DeleteSmartContract(string smartContractId)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.String | smartContractId | The id of the smart contract to delete. Should be a guid |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Threading.Tasks.Task<ApiResponse<SmartContractAtRest>> |
DeleteTransactionType(String)
Deletes existing registered transaction type
Declaration
public Task<ApiResponse<TransactionTypeSimpleResponse>> DeleteTransactionType(string transactionType)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.String | transactionType | The name of the transaction type to delete |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Threading.Tasks.Task<ApiResponse<TransactionTypeSimpleResponse>> |
GetApiKey(String)
Get metadata about an existing HMAC API key
Declaration
public Task<ApiResponse<GetAPIKeyResponse>> GetApiKey(string keyId)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.String | keyId | the key id of the key to get |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Threading.Tasks.Task<ApiResponse<GetAPIKeyResponse>> |
GetBlock(String)
Get a single block by ID
Declaration
public Task<ApiResponse<BlockSchemaType>> GetBlock(string blockId)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.String | blockId | ID of the block to fetch |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Threading.Tasks.Task<ApiResponse<BlockSchemaType>> |
GetPublicBlockchainAddresses()
Gets a list of the chain's interchain addresses
Declaration
public Task<ApiResponse<PublicBlockchainAddressListResponse>> GetPublicBlockchainAddresses()
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Threading.Tasks.Task<ApiResponse<PublicBlockchainAddressListResponse>> |
GetSmartContract(String, String)
Get a single smart contract by one of id or transaction type
Declaration
public Task<ApiResponse<SmartContractAtRest>> GetSmartContract(string smartContractId, string transactionType)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.String | smartContractId | Contract id to get, mutually exclusive with transactionType |
| System.String | transactionType | Transaction id of smart contract to get, mutually exclusive with smartContractId |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Threading.Tasks.Task<ApiResponse<SmartContractAtRest>> |
GetSmartContractObject(String, String)
Get an object from the smart contract heap. This is used for getting stateful data set by the outputs of smart contracts
Declaration
public Task<ApiResponse<string>> GetSmartContractObject(string key, string smartContractId)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.String | key | Key of the object to retrieve |
| System.String | smartContractId | Smart contract to get the object from When running from within a smart contract, this is provided via the SMART_CONTRACT_ID environment variable, and doesn't need to be explicitly provided |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Threading.Tasks.Task<ApiResponse<System.String>> |
GetSmartContractSecret(String)
Reads secrets provided to a smart contract Note: This will only work when running within a smart contract, given that the smart contract was created/updated with secrets
Declaration
public string GetSmartContractSecret(string secretName)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.String | secretName | the name of the secret to retrieve for smart contract |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.String |
GetStatus()
Get the status of your dragonchain
Declaration
public Task<ApiResponse<L1DragonchainStatusResult>> GetStatus()
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Threading.Tasks.Task<ApiResponse<L1DragonchainStatusResult>> |
GetTransaction(String)
Get a transaction by Id.
Declaration
public Task<ApiResponse<L1DragonchainTransactionFull>> GetTransaction(string transactionId)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.String | transactionId | the transaction id of the transaction to get |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Threading.Tasks.Task<ApiResponse<L1DragonchainTransactionFull>> |
GetTransactionType(String)
Gets an existing transaction type from the chain
Declaration
public Task<ApiResponse<TransactionTypeResponse>> GetTransactionType(string transactionType)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.String | transactionType | The name of the transaction type to get |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Threading.Tasks.Task<ApiResponse<TransactionTypeResponse>> |
GetVerifications(String, Int32)
Get verifications for a block. Note that this is only relevant for level 1 chains
Declaration
public Task<ApiResponse<IVerifications>> GetVerifications(string blockId, int level = 0)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.String | blockId | The block ID to retrieve verifications for |
| System.Int32 | level | The level of verifications to retrieve (2-5). If not supplied, all levels are returned |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Threading.Tasks.Task<ApiResponse<IVerifications>> |
ListApiKeys()
List HMAC API key IDs and their associated metadata
Declaration
public Task<ApiResponse<ListAPIKeyResponse>> ListApiKeys()
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Threading.Tasks.Task<ApiResponse<ListAPIKeyResponse>> |
ListSmartcontractHeap(String, String)
List objects from a folder within the heap of a smart contract
Declaration
public Task<ApiResponse<IEnumerable<string>>> ListSmartcontractHeap(string prefixKey, string smartContractId)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.String | prefixKey | The folder to list from the heap. Please note this CANNOT end in a '/' If nothing is provided, it will list at the root of the heap |
| System.String | smartContractId | Smart contract to list the objects from When running from within a smart contract, this is provided via the SMART_CONTRACT_ID environment variable, and doesn't need to be explicitly provided |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Threading.Tasks.Task<ApiResponse<System.Collections.Generic.IEnumerable<System.String>>> |
ListTransactionTypes()
Lists currently created transaction types
Declaration
public Task<ApiResponse<TransactionTypeListResponse>> ListTransactionTypes()
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Threading.Tasks.Task<ApiResponse<TransactionTypeListResponse>> |
QueryBlocks(String, String, Int32, Int32)
Query blocks using ElasticSearch query-string syntax For more information on how to use the ElasticSearch query-string syntax checkout the Elastic Search documentation: https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/elasticsearch/reference/current/query-dsl-query-string-query.html#query-string-syntax
Declaration
public Task<ApiResponse<QueryResult<BlockSchemaType>>> QueryBlocks(string luceneQuery = "", string sort = "", int offset = 0, int limit = 10)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.String | luceneQuery | lucene query to use for this query request |
| System.String | sort | Sort syntax of 'field:direction' |
| System.Int32 | offset | Pagination offset integer of query (default 0) |
| System.Int32 | limit | Pagination limit integer of query (default 10) |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Threading.Tasks.Task<ApiResponse<QueryResult<BlockSchemaType>>> |
QuerySmartContracts(String, String, Int32, Int32)
Query smart contracts using ElasticSearch query-string syntax For more information on how to use the ElasticSearch query-string syntax checkout the Elastic Search documentation: https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/elasticsearch/reference/current/query-dsl-query-string-query.html#query-string-syntax
Declaration
public Task<ApiResponse<QueryResult<SmartContractAtRest>>> QuerySmartContracts(string luceneQuery = "", string sort = "", int offset = 0, int limit = 10)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.String | luceneQuery | lucene query to use for this query request. Example: |
| System.String | sort | Sort syntax of 'field:direction'. Example: |
| System.Int32 | offset | Pagination offset integer of query (default 0) |
| System.Int32 | limit | Pagination limit integer of query (default 10) |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Threading.Tasks.Task<ApiResponse<QueryResult<SmartContractAtRest>>> |
QueryTransactions(String, String, Int32, Int32)
Query transactions using ElasticSearch query-string syntax For more information on how to use the ElasticSearch query-string syntax checkout the Elastic Search documentation: https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/elasticsearch/reference/current/query-dsl-query-string-query.html#query-string-syntax
Declaration
public Task<ApiResponse<QueryResult<L1DragonchainTransactionFull>>> QueryTransactions(string luceneQuery = "", string sort = "", int offset = 0, int limit = 10)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.String | luceneQuery | lucene query to use for this query request |
| System.String | sort | Sort syntax of 'field:direction |
| System.Int32 | offset | Pagination offset integer of query (default 0) |
| System.Int32 | limit | Pagination limit integer of query (default 10) |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Threading.Tasks.Task<ApiResponse<QueryResult<L1DragonchainTransactionFull>>> |
UpdateSmartContract(String, String, String, String[], Nullable<SmartContractExecutionOrder>, Nullable<Boolean>, Object, Object, Nullable<Int32>, String, String)
Update an existing Smart Contract on your Dragonchain Note that all parameters (aside from contract id) are optional, and only supplied parameters will be updated
Declaration
public Task<ApiResponse<DragonchainContractResponse>> UpdateSmartContract(string smartContractId, string image = null, string cmd = null, string[] args = null, SmartContractExecutionOrder? executionOrder = default(SmartContractExecutionOrder? ), bool? enabled = default(bool? ), object environmentVariables = null, object secrets = null, int? scheduleIntervalInSeconds = default(int? ), string cronExpression = null, string registryCredentials = null)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.String | smartContractId | Smart contract id of which to update. Should be a guid |
| System.String | image | Docker image to use with the smart contract. Should be in the form registry/image:tag (or just image:tag if it's a docker hub image) |
| System.String | cmd | The command to run in your docker container for your application |
| System.String[] | args | The list of arguments to use in conjunction with cmd |
| System.Nullable<SmartContractExecutionOrder> | executionOrder | The execution of the smart contract, can be |
| System.Nullable<System.Boolean> | enabled | Boolean whether or not the contract should be enabled, and able to be invoked |
| System.Object | environmentVariables | object key-value pairs of strings for environments variables provided to the smart contract on execution |
| System.Object | secrets | object key-value pairs of strings for secrets provided to the smart contract on execution |
| System.Nullable<System.Int32> | scheduleIntervalInSeconds | Schedule a smart contract to be automatically executed every |
| System.String | cronExpression | Schedule a smart contract to be automatically executed on a cadence via a cron expression Note: This is a mutually exclusive parameter with scheduleIntervalInSeconds |
| System.String | registryCredentials | The basic-auth credentials necessary to pull the docker container.
This should be a base64-encoded string of |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Threading.Tasks.Task<ApiResponse<DragonchainContractResponse>> |
UpdateTransactionType(String, IEnumerable<TransactionTypeCustomIndex>)
Updates an existing transaction type with new custom indexes
Declaration
public Task<ApiResponse<TransactionTypeSimpleResponse>> UpdateTransactionType(string transactionType, IEnumerable<TransactionTypeCustomIndex> customIndexes)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.String | transactionType | The name of the transaction type to update |
| System.Collections.Generic.IEnumerable<TransactionTypeCustomIndex> | customIndexes | The custom indexes that should be updated onto the transaction type |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Threading.Tasks.Task<ApiResponse<TransactionTypeSimpleResponse>> |


Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
over 2 hours
Serves
Serves 4
This is the ultimate cold-weather comforter that will stick to your ribs after a hearty wintry walk.
Dredge the beef in the flour until coated.
Heat half of the vegetable oil in a large, lidded casserole dish over a high heat. Fry the beef, in batches, until browned on all sides, about 3-4 minutes. Remove and set aside.
Add the onions, carrots and celery to the casserole and fry for 2-3 minutes. Add the tomato purée, stir well, then cook for a further 1-2 minutes.
Pour in the red wine, bring it to the boil, then reduce the heat until the mixture is simmering and simmer until it has reduced in volume by half. Add the beef stock and return the mixture to a simmer. Return the beef to the casserole and stir well.
Tie the herbs together as a bouquet garni using cooking string and add it to the casserole. Finally, stir in the garlic.
Cover the stew with the lid and simmer gently for 1½ hours, or until the beef is really tender.
For the dumplings, in a bowl, mix together the flour, baking powder, suet, chopped parsley and a pinch of salt, then gradually add 3-5 tablespoons water, mixing as you do so, until the mixture comes together as a slightly sticky dough (you might not need to use all of the water).
Turn out the dough onto a lightly floured work surface and roll into small balls, each half the size of a golf ball. Set aside until the stew is ready.
Remove the bouquet garni from the stew, season, to taste, with salt and freshly ground black pepper, then stir in the butter and redcurrant jelly.
Top the stew with the dumplings, cover the casserole with the lid, then return to the oven for 10-15 minutes, or until the dumplings have puffed up and are cooked through. Serve in bowls.


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Tizonia 0.21.0 brings changes to minimize the YouTube API quota issues
Mar 8, 2020 • juanrubio
Tizonia version 0.21.0 codenamed “Laujar” is out with 45 commits, 153 files changed, 885 insertions(+), 292 deletions(-).
0.20.0 was released last month with TuneIn and color-themes. A new release of Tizonia is out now with fixes for YouTube and for users of Arch-based distros.
Changes in the YouTube Data API v3
Recently, Google has been making changes to their YouTube Data API v3. Apparently, old API keys that had not been used for some time have been disabled. And the new API keys created to replace the old ones seem to enjoy a smaller quota (unclear why).
This has impacted Tizonia and other open-source projects that, like Tizonia, use the YouTube API to stream videos or audio from YouTube.
[YouTube] (GdataError) : Youtube Error 403: Daily Limit Exceeded. The quota will be reset at midnight Pacific Time (PT). You may monitor your quota usage and adjust limits in the API Console
If you see an error like this while using Tizonia, then it is recommended that you obtain your own API key, to avoid making use of Tizonia’s internal API key, whose quota might have been exhausted on that day. There are tutorials on the Internet that explain how to do this. Here is an example.
You then need to add your API key in Tizonia’s configuration file. Or
alternatively, provide it in the command-line using the --youtube-api-key
command-line option.
# YouTube configuration
# -------------------------------------------------------------------------
# To avoid passing this information on the command line, uncomment and
# configure as needed.
#
# youtube.api_key = youtube api key. Optional but RECOMMENDED to avoid
# problems when the daily quota of the interal api key
# is exceeded.
Fix for ‘Audio cuts in Google Play Music and Plex on Arch-based distros’
This issue was not reproducible in Debian-based distros, but it has been affecting users of Arch-based distros for some time.
The new Meson-based build system that was released in 0.20.0 should also be benefiting Arch users as it allows faster native builds of Tizonia’s AUR package.
Binaries and distribution
CHANGELOG.md contains all the details.
Tizonia v0.21.0 will be soon in the following channels:
- Bintray (Debian packages)
- AUR (Arch Linux)
- Snap Store.
- docker-tizonia.
Thanks!
Many thanks to all the people that have contributed to this release, with code, bug reports or other feedback.
Contributing
Please have a look at our contribution guidelines if you are interested in participating. We are always looking for help, be it with feature requests, bug reporting, code contributions or general feedback.
We need maintainers for our various packaging systems, like Snap, or Docker. If you have an interest on these things, please reach out!
Give us your star!
Finally, if you enjoy using Tizonia and have a GitHub account, consider giving us your star!. That really means a lot! :-)
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Software
skarnet.org
The s6-clockview program
s6-clockview prints the time discrepancy between the local
system clock and the time provided by a time server.
Interface
s6-taiclock server | s6-clockview
- s6-clockview reads its stdin, expecting input from a program such as
s6-taiclock or
s6-sntpclock (which get time from a
time server).
- It prints the local system time, and the time given by the
server, in human-readable form, then exits 0.


Doom Meets Borderlands in Cunningly-Named Crossover Mod BorderDoom
by Alistair JonesIn the pantheon of first-person shooters, I think it’s fair to say that the original Doom ranks somewhat higher than the Borderlands series, but that hasn’t stopped one fan from combining the two: Welcome to BorderDoom.
As the name suggests, BorderDoom is a mod that combines the aesthetic of iD’s iconic shooter with the loot-shooting mechanics of Gearbox’s sci-fi series. Now, instead of an arsenal of pre-approved weapons, downed enemies will drop guns. Those guns will have randomised stats, so if your boomstick isn’t cutting it in later levels, you can swap it out for something that packs more of a punch.
BorderDoom’s stats match those found in Borderlands, meaning you’ll now have to pay attention to your magazine size and recoil. To help out, however, the mod also introduces a shield, which should help soak up damage in those tougher fights. And if those still prove difficult, the collection of new weapons - which includes scoped snipers and some kind of vampiric wizard’s staff - should help.
You can check out the mod for yourself via the ZDoom forums (via PCGamesN).


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Complexes
Subsystems
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subsystem
pathway


THE GHOST AND THE DARKNESS A film review by Scott Renshaw Copyright 1996 Scott Renshaw
(Paramount) Starring: Michael Douglas, Val Kilmer, Tom Wilkinson, John Kani, Brian McCardie, Om Puri. Screenplay: William Goldman. Producers: Gale Anne Hurd, Paul Radin, A. Kitman Ho. Director: Stephen Hopkins. MPAA Rating: R (violence). Running Time: 105 minutes. Reviewed by Scott Renshaw.
A community is being terrorized by a brutal, almost supernaturally vicious man-eater, frightening the residents into a state of panic. The local authority figure wants to do something to stop the killing, but his supervisor is more interested in economic concerns, and does not heed the warnings. Then one attack becomes the last straw, and an eccentric killer of the man-eaters is brought in to eliminate the menace. Together, the local authority figure and the eccentric hunter set out alone on a quest that becomes almost personal.
PAWS. CLAWS. GAPING MAWS. Pick your favorite (or least obnoxious) analogy-inspiring epithet, because no matter how stridently the makers of THE GHOST AND THE DARKNESS insist that it is "based on a true story," it owes at least as much to JAWS as it does to real life. The place is Africa and the year is 1898, but it could just as easily by Amity Island in 1975; engineer John Henry Patterson (Val Kilmer), supervising the building of a bridge for a railroad line, is our Sheriff Brody, great white hunter Charles Remington (Michael Douglas) is Quint, and Patterson's boss Beaumont (Tom Wilkinson) is the mayor. And of course, one impossibly large and single-minded great white shark is replaced by two impossibly large and single-minded lions. All right, so there isn't a Matt Hooper to be found, but don't try to tell me this comparison is a reach, especially when there is a scene in which Patterson and Remington attempt to attract their prey by laying down what amounts to a chum line around a building where they are lying in wait.
Ordinarily, it is be a remarkably bad idea for a film in any genre to make such obvious references to the classics of its genre, because they only serve to emphasize that you are not watching a much better movie of the same kind. Yet there is something fairly satisfying about THE GHOST AND THE DARKNESS, because it is a kind of suspense film you just don't see very often. A force of nature in its own element can be a truly frightening thing; give that force of nature a vaguely unnatural personality, and you've got the ingredients for one scary piece of work. Screenwriter William Goldman knows what works in this kind of film, and when the lions are on the prowl in THE GHOST AND THE DARKNESS, it is surprisingly gripping. Director Stephen Hopkins (BLOWN AWAY) directs his action scenes with efficiency and a sense of barely-controlled chaos, and he is able to make the lions' every appearance a time to scoot to the edge of your seat. He may be no Spielberg, but that's even true of Spielberg sometimes.
The reason THE GHOST AND THE DARKNESS never approaches JAWS in overall quality is what happens between the attacks. The performances are almost uniformly under-stated, with Val Kilmer doing solid work as the confident Patterson, and John Kani and Brian McCardie are appealing as two of Patterson's colleagues on the bridge project. However, they all find themselves saddled with characterizations which hover somewhere between spare and insufficient. That is even more true of Douglas' Remington than it is of the other characters -- he is a hunter with a tortured past whose one moment of introspection is supposed to define his entire personality. Douglas is an actor given to playing characters broadly, and even though he is relatively restrained he still appears to be camping it up compared to his co-stars. You never care nearly as much about the individual humans in THE GHOST AND THE DARKNESS as you should, because you don't really know who they are.
Still, at least there _are_ characters in THE GHOST AND THE DARKNESS, and at least their confrontations with their adversaries get your adrenaline pumping. There is a tremendous primal appeal to the battle between man and beast, and with cinematographer Vilmos Zsigmond providing glorious photography and Jerry Goldsmith turning in one of his most effective recent scores, THE GHOST AND THE DARKNESS turns it into solid, suspenseful film-making. Perhaps there is less inherent claustrophobic tension when you take the men out of a boat and put them on dry land, but THE GHOST AND THE DARKNESS makes sure you understand who has the home field advantage here. You may feel as though you have seen some of this before, but you haven't seen it in a long time, and you might realize that you have been missing it. Classics are few and far between; THE GHOST AND THE DARKNESS just puts Patterson in a tree, the tree on the savannah, lions on the savannah. Farewell and adieu to you fair Spanish ladies...
On the Renshaw scale of 0 to 10 simba minds: 7.
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Middendorp’s Khune Confirmation
by Soccer LadumaKaizer Chiefs fans will have to wait a bit longer to see the return of Itumeleng Khune, with Ernst Middendorp’s latest comments about the goalkeeper today…
Read: Dolly Boost For European Chase
The Glamour Boys face Maritzburg United this afternoon as they chase a place in the Telkom Knockout final, and while Middendorp did say earlier in the week that Bruce Bvuma would start, some supporters were still holding out hope after Chiefs confirmed that their number one was ‘medically fit’.
Now though, the German has revealed that Khune didn’t even travel with the squad to Nelspruit though, with Bvuma due to start and the recently re-signed Brylon Petersen to make his first matchdays squad for the first time since re-signing.
The club said on their official website today that ‘even though Itumeleng Khune’s groin injury has healed, the goalkeeper didn’t make the trip to Mbombela’, with Middendorp explaining that ‘now we’re busy getting him to be match ready’.
Meanwhile, regarding Kearyn Baccus – who will return today – he said, “Kearyn Baccus recovered a two weeks ago. We’ve been working on him to be match fit and now is available for selection.”
Read: Billiat’s Message To The Amakhosi Faithful…
Young Nkosingiphile Ngcobo, however, was seen training with the Glamour Boys at Mbombela Stadium yesterday, though is likely to only make the bench following his recent return from a serious Achilles injury.


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[gecode-users] Gecode Propagators' Order
Christian Schulte
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Tue Mar 24 16:27:30 CET 2015
Hi Zoe,
As you have figured out, giving the highest cost (CRAZY) will make the propagator almost always run last. This is normally quite safe: there are only two other propagators in Gecode that use CRAZY as a cost, the domain-consistent linear propagator which is exponential and is typically not used in a model and a propagator that records the activity of variables (that is, when you use ACTIVITY in branchings).
So, not perfect but as far as pragmatics is okay you can rely that if there is a single propagator with CRAZY it’ll run last.
Cheers
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Subject: [gecode-users] Gecode Propagators' Order
Dear all,
It is possible to control the propagators' order such that a propagator is always triggered at the end?
I changed the cost function to give it as large number as possible but this cannot guarantee.
Thanks.
Zoe
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What is Audit Analytics?
According to Investopedia, “data analytics is the science of drawing insights from raw information sources.” Additionally, “internal audit is the examination, monitoring and analysis of activities related to a company's operations, including its business structure, employee behavior and information systems.” With definitions like that it comes as no surprise that so few of us, in fact, do understand the value added from internal audit analytics.
Since many people may have stopped reading after seeing “science,” here’s a definition that is a little easier to swallow:
Data analytics is using data to solve problems. Internal audit is identifying risks within the company and evaluating controls (i.e. processes) to figure out how risky they actually are, then designing controls to decrease the risk (i.e. mitigating the risk).
Essentially, internal audit data analytics is the process of using data to identify and mitigate risks within the company.
Even with the less academic definition, it’s still pretty abstract. So what’s one of the best ways to make something concrete? Not to mention, what’s the content most of you are actually looking for when you searched for ‘internal audit analytics’?
Examples.
One of the most impactful procedures in identifying control gaps and adding value is through a substantive segregation of duties review, where we look at the access rights of each employee in an application and determine if they can circumvent controls with their current access rights.
Working with both the business side and IT, we determine which access rights represent a segregation of duties issue. For example, someone with the “Create Vendor” role that also has the “Accounts Payable” role could create a fake vendor and send the payment to their own personal checking account. To mitigate those risks, we would designate that conflict as a rule that the data analysis should identify. By completing the analysis for every role in the application, we’ll be able to add value by:
Identifying control gaps: Perhaps some of the responsibilities can’t be segregated due to resource restrictions. Instead, we have the opportunity to implement a control to mitigate the risk of someone creating a fake vendor and paying themselves.
Performing a role review: Sure, it’s appropriate that Jan in accounting has the “GL” role assigned, but what permissions does the “GL” role allow for? Do those permissions align with Jan’s job responsibilities? These are questions that need to be answered when conducting our analysis.
Fraud analysis: Reviewing the user activity of users with segregation of duties issues is helpful in determining if the user did, in fact, circumvent a control.
Testing privileged access: Along with the role review, we’ve also tested the access of those with super user, admin, and other powerful access rights.
Terminated user process: We might as well get a terminated user listing from HR and substantively test the termination process since we have all the other data.
Further, we might have also identified a control weakness in the user provisioning process. If we’re seeing where a particular manager’s employees have segregation of duties issues, then it could be a sign that management isn’t reviewing access requests and are simply approving them.
All of this is great and the audit report might have plenty of value-added recommendations, but as we always say, “You can’t manage what you can’t measure.” So, now it’s time to throw the results into a dashboard and present the findings to management and the Audit Committee. Then, as changes are made to the roles, controls are added, frauds are identified from reviewing account activity, and risks are lowered, they can be presented to stakeholders who now have a concrete view of the value added.


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Creates a stack.
| Parameter | Style | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| stack_name | plain | String |
The name of the stack to create. |
| template_url | plain | String |
The URL of the template to instantiate. This value is ignored if the template is supplied inline. |
| template | plain | String |
A JSON template to instantiate. This value takes precedence over the template URL if both are supplied. |
| environment | plain | String |
A JSON environment for the stack. |
| files | plain | String |
A map of file names (Provider resource templates, as referenced in the environment) to JSON template bodies. |
| param_name-n | plain | String |
User-defined parameter names to pass to the template. |
| param_value-n | plain | String |
User-defined parameter values to pass to the template. |
| timeout_mins | plain | String |
The timeout for stack creation in minutes. |
| disable_rollback (Optional) | plain | String |
Controls whether a failure during stack creation causes deletion of all previously-created resources in that stack. The default is True; a failure does not cause deletions. |
{ "stack_name": "{stack_name}", "template_url": "{template_url}", "parameters": { "param_name-1": "param_value-1", "param_name-2": "param_value-2" }, "timeout_mins": "{timeout_mins}" }
This operation does not return a response body.
Lists active stacks.
| Parameter | Style | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| status (Optional) | query | String |
Filters the stack list by the specified status. You can use this filter multiple times to filter by multiple statuses. |
| name (Optional) | query | String |
Filters the stack list by the specified name. |
| limit (Optional) | query | String |
Limits the number of stacks that appear on a page to this value. The typical pattern of limit and marker is to make an initial limited request and then to use the ID of the last stack from the response as the marker parameter in a subsequent limited request. |
| marker (Optional) | query | String |
Specifies the ID of the last-seen stack. The typical pattern of limit and marker is to make an initial limited request and then to use the ID of the last stack from the response as the marker parameter in a subsequent limited request. |
| sort_keys (Optional) | query | String |
Sorts the stack list by one of these
attributes: |
| sort_dir (Optional) | query | String |
The sort direction of the stack list. Either
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| Parameter | Style | Type | Description |
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| template_url | plain | String |
The URL of the template to instantiate. This value is ignored if the template is supplied inline. |
| template | plain | String |
A JSON template to instantiate. This value takes precedence over the template URL if both are supplied. |
| environment | plain | String |
A JSON environment for the stack. |
| files | plain | String |
A map of file names (Provider resource templates, as referenced in the environment) to JSON template bodies. |
| param_name-n | plain | String |
User-defined parameter names to pass to the template. |
| param_value-n | plain | String |
User-defined parameter values to pass to the template. |
| timeout_mins | plain | String |
The timeout for stack creation in minutes. |
{ "template_url": "{template_url}", "parameters": { "param_name-1": "param_value-1", "param_name-2": "param_value-2" }, "timeout_mins": "{timeout_mins}" }
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This operation does not require a request body and does not return a response body.
Lists events for a specified stack.
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The URL of the template to instantiate. This value is ignored if the template is supplied inline. |
| template | plain | String |
A JSON template to instantiate. This value takes precedence over the template URL if both are supplied. |
{ "template_url": "{template_url}" }
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Coach O Has Brutally Honest Comment About Arkansas Following Win
by Andrew HolleranLSU notched its 11th win of the regular season tonight, as the Tigers blew out Arkansas, 56-20, at Tiger Stadium in Baton Rouge.
There were no big celebrations for LSU following tonight’s win. It was business as usual for the Tigers, who have bigger things to accomplish than a home win over the Razorbacks.
LSU head coach Ed Orgeron went further into detail about the lack of a celebration.
He did not hold back.
“There wasn’t going to be celebration for beating Arkansas, they haven’t beaten anyone in a long time,” Coach O told reporters.
Welp, he’s not wrong.
Arkansas is 2-9 on the season, winless in the SEC. The Razorbacks are not even close to being at the same level as LSU right now. The spread for this game was 50-something points, after all.
LSU will look to finish the regular season at 12-0 next weekend against Texas A&M.


Apiman 2.1.0.Final has been released 🚀
Jul 27, 2021 Marc Savy apiman and releaseI’m very pleased to say that we’ve released Apiman 2.1.0.Final 👏. We’ve splatted a huge number of bugs and made a lot of improvements to stability, performance, and security.
Please consult the migration guide here if you are planning to upgrade from an earlier version if Apiman (especially if you’re using Elasticsearch).
Apiman now can run on any currently released version of Java (assuming the underlying platform can, of course).
You can see all of the things we’ve fixed in Apiman 2.1.0.Final, and you can download the latest overlays, etc, over on our GitHub repo.
If you prefer the Apiman website, it’s available right away on the downloads page..
As usual, there are some simple Docker quickstart images available: docker run -it -p 8080:8080 -p 8443:8443 apiman/on-wildfly:2.1.0.Final
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A lot of work has gone into this release and we’re just getting started 🏃♂.
Let us know how you find Apiman 2.1.0!
Notes
Improvements to logging
If you are a developer writing any kind of code for Apiman (including Apiman plugins or components), you can now instantiate a logger in a more pain-free way than before.
Simply do:
static final IApimanLogger LOGGER = ApimanLoggerFactory.getLogger(klazz.class);
For all distros we ship, we set an appropriate system property to ensure that logging is available and set up as early as possible. But if you implement your own platform or want to override the default logger for a given platform, you can do so by altering the following system property:
apiman.logger-delegate=<name of logging delegate>
Currently the valid values are: log4j2
, jboss-logging
, slf4j
, sout
, noop
).
You can create your own logger factory if you want, but I’ll save the details of how to do this for a future blog (and update the docs 🖊).
Check out the log4j2 config that ships with the Apiman Vert.x Gateway for an example logger config that uses async logging to improve log performance considerably.
Elasticsearch changes (again).
Apiman 2.0.0.Final had errors in its Manager Elasticsearch schema definition (metrics + gateway was fine). This has been fixed, but there’s no compatible way to auto-migrate, so you’ll need to export and import.
If you’re moving from older versions of Apiman (1.x), the Elasticsearch version used has been upgraded – and that in turn causes incompatibilities (this time it’s not our fault!). Some effort from an administrator is required to upgrade the cluster. Unfortunately upgrading ES clusters has become non-trivial over the years and care is required.
Check out the migration guide for all the details.
Antora-based docs
We’ve worked hard to migrate from GitBook to Antora. GitBook no longer supports Asciidoc. We appreciate their support over the years.
Support Java 11+
Apiman’s codebase now works on all currently released versions of Java. Naturally, depending which platform you’re running on, you may be limited to a particular version (e.g. Wildfly, Tomcat, etc).
Apiman Parent / BOM
We now have a new apiman-parent
which allows synchronisation of dependency versions between Apiman projects. This is of particular benefit to apiman-plugins
. Plugin authors can use this to harmonise versions and reduce the risk of any incompatibilities.
Maven Wrapper
We’ve added Maven Wrapper. You can use this to ensure you build using the same version of Maven that the Apiman team uses. Simply run your build with ./mvnw
instead of mvn
in Apiman’s top-level directory.
Tomcat is back
In the 2.0.0.Final release, Tomcat was cut as a main distro. By popular demand, it’s back and has been updated with all of the latest-and-greatest Apiman features (e.g. logging with log4j2 by default now).
Swagger/WSDL definitions now show in Apiman exports
In older Apiman releases we mistakenly did not include API definitions in Apiman export files. This meant that when you exported and imported they would vanish.
We’ve fixed this in Apiman 2.1.0.Final, but also provided a migration tool to ‘enrich’ the JSON exported by older versions with the missing data.
Refer to the migration guide to see how to do this.
Removed some unused bits
We’ve removed Hawkular and some other unused components. Nobody was using them, as far as we were able to ascertain.
UI fixes
A bunch of UI bugs have been fixed that were causing strange glitches in 2.0.0.Final. Some nice shortcut navigation sidebars have been added.
Regressions
Some contributions in 2.0.0.Final caused some issues that have now been fixed.
The most significant one was the Elasticsearch schema causing problems. Unfortunately to fix this you will need to re-import your data. Please refer to the migration guide.
Various issues in the UI that have been fixed (see above).
It was not possible to use ES Metrics and a non-ES API Manager datastore at the same time. This is no longer the case and now works as expected again (e.g. RDBMS + ES works).
Bringing dependencies up to date
Most dependencies have been brought right up to date (with the exception of the UI where this isn’t currently essential). This is important for security, performance, and stability - and enabling Apiman to run on newer versions of Java.
Lots more
A large amount of work went into this release. Check out the GitHub release notes and commit log if you’re curious.


Me and @gulgi had a chat yesterday, and he said he would send an ask to Vicci and Adamo, but it's likely they'll decline again. Apart from them, who should our teachers be? How were our teachers this year, do we want some of them again? Other suggestions?
And for venue: I presume we want to book tvetagården again. I hear the first bookings for next year are already in, so we might not want to delay.
Oh, and the ascension weekend is the 10th to 13th of May next year.
Hej Kaj och Tvetagården!
Jag heter David Sandelin och är med i den här blues-gruppen som hyrt gården och de två husen under kristi himmelsfärd i år och i fjol. Vi kommer som det ser ut inte ha med oss Steve nästa år, så som ett första steg tar jag kontakt istället (sen får vi se vem som håller den fortsatta kontakten, men ändrar det sig gör vi det tydligt, förstås).
Hur som helst, vi är fortsatt väldigt nöjda, och intresserade av att preliminärt boka Tvetagården samt Bäckstugan och Kamratstugan till nästa kristi himmelsfärd, 10-13 maj 2018. Går det för sig, och vilka förväntningar har ni från oss vad gäller slutgiltig hårdbokning och annat?
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On Tvetagården, he asks when we know for sure we'll be there. I suppose the answer to that is when we have the budget approved, which probably is at the end of this year, or the beginning of the next, right?
@vink Well yes the absolute confirmation is when SSS approves the budget, which could be the start of next year. But I imagine you'll be committed to running it a few months before that -- and possibly to doing it independently in the unlikely event SSS does not approve it.
And.. who else to ask? 😄 ALL of them? 😄
Channels connected to sbf2018 (please update if you add one!):
Channels connected to sbf2018 (please update if you add one!):
From Catherine Palmier
"Hello Adam,
I am actually free at this time and will be interested in going to Stockholm.
What do you want me to teach. I currently traveling with a musician to teach African movement for Blues dancers, so I will be happy to offer this to your festival as well if this is something that you may like."
To me; sounds good! (similar stuff that I have had with her before, good stuff!!)
Possible issues:
Have you received any answer from this other guy?
This may or may not be simple, but this is what I see. Am I missing anything important?
I do not feel like adding more organizing / paperwork / etc to my time though, so.. SSS is good enough?
But I have poked SSS about supporting PayPal since my very first workshop. Such a thing would be so easy to add ourselves.
ok, so we take it once again 🙂
1. yes, there is still a risk with us doing it through SSS, but we have everytime we discussed it in the past agreed that the risk is clearly _lower_
And I agree that the extra work isn't worth it. I don't have that amount of time anyways. 😕
The date is saved for you though :-)"
Så, vi klarar oss med €1600. Om vi inte vill att de lär ut mer. 😉
The date is saved for you though :-)"
Så, vi klarar oss med €1600. Om vi inte vill att de lär ut mer. 😉
Best,
Catherine"
What to tell her..? Dates, place, retreat, Vicci&Adamo.. hours? Humm... what else?
Meeting notes: https://docs.google.com/document/d/16UMEWqMgOZR-DXHsQ4etV4WmcDLRS46spg2hzibmPzw/edit#
Kommer inte på annat just nu. Ska tänka mera.
This means a total cost for the venue of 50 800, compared to last year which was 48 800 - approximately a rise in costs of 4% total.
Budget förslag 1 bara att fylla i
Ping @channel The budget, proposal - this is what I hope to "verify" with you tonight:
Please have a look and see if you think it's reasonable. The biggest unknowns are:
So, fully ensured for fire, stops (or whatever is meant by avbrott.. maybe he meant inbrott (breakin)?) etc, and the fire alarm is directly connected to the emergency services.
That was what we were asking about, right?
@archgeo, something more you had in mind?
But most of all I was thinking about insurance for the organisers in case of events we might not now think of, let's take food poisoning or somebody gets injured because the dance floor is badly enlightened. I was wondering if there is a risk that the organizers can be held responsible etc.
I guess this can be dealt by a sort of disclaimer.
Exactly - even though most SSS people (also in the board) probably know as little as we know about this, there is organisational support to invoke if needed.


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How long is Zion Williamson out? Injury timeline, return date, latest updates on Pelicans rookie
by Jordan GreerThe Pelicans will have to wait a little bit longer for Zion Williamson's NBA debut.
Williamson missed New Orleans' final preseason game against the Knicks,but hisinjury turned out to be a little bit more than "right knee soreness."The No. 1 overall pick is expected to miss several weeksafter undergoing an arthroscopic procedure a day before the Pelicans' season opener against the Raptors.
It's a disappointing development after Williamson averaged 23.3 points, 6.5 rebounds, 2.3 assists and1.5 steals in four preseason contests, but New Orleanswon't be taking any chances with Zion's knee. The 19-year-old is the future of the franchise, so the Pelsare right to be patient and givehim time to fully recover.
What's next for the former Duke star? Here's everything we knowabout Williamson's injuryand the latest news on when he may return to the court.
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How long will Zion Williamson be out?
Following arthroscopic surgery torepair a torn lateral meniscus, Williamson is estimated to be out six to eight weeks, per a team statement. Using the NBA's Opening Night (Oct. 22) as a starting point, Williamson should be sidelined until at least Dec. 3. A full eight weeks would push the date back to Dec. 17.
If Williamson is cleared to play by the earliest possible estimate, he would miss 20 games and be available for the Pelicans' matchup with the Mavericks on Dec. 3. However, New Orleans executive vice president of basketball operations David Griffin said on Nov. 22 that Williamson is unlikely to rejoin the team that quickly.
"Right now, I think we're on target for eight weeks," Griffin said during a radio interview with ESPN New Orleans. "Probably not to the day but in and around that."
| Potential return date | Pelicans' opponent |
| Dec. 3 | vs. Mavericks |
| Dec. 5 | vs. Suns |
| Dec. 7 | at Mavericks |
| Dec. 9 | vs. Pistons |
| Dec. 11 | at Bucks |
| Dec. 13 | at 76ers |
| Dec. 15 | vs. Magic |
| Dec. 17 | vs. Nets |
Zion Williamson injury timeline
The Pelicans couldn't determine the exact moment when Williamson hurt his knee, according to The Athletic's Shams Charania, but coach Alvin Gentry suggestedthe injury may have occurred during a preseason game on Oct. 13 against the Spurs. Williamson informed the Pelicans on Oct. 16 he was feeling tightness in his knee — there was no pain or swelling —and a precautionaryMRI on Oct. 17 revealed a torn meniscus.
Given his rare combination of size (6-6, 284 pounds)and athleticism, questions immediately emerged about Williamson's ability to stay healthy and keep his weight down throughoutrest of his career. He also suffered a right knee injury while at Duke, only turning up the noiseabout one of the most exciting athletes in basketball history.
Griffin addressed those concerns on Oct. 22, saying that Williamson is "in elite condition and stays in elite condition" and believing he got injured because he is in bad shape is "asinine."
 "As we have gone through the process for our medical team, learning how to keep him lean and give him the core strength and stability and control he needs to handle all that torque he generates, typically that means you are going to do things to strengthen those areas.
"In this case, he gains muscle mass so fast and gains weight so fast, no one has ever dealt with anybody like him. He's 19, and it's going to be a learning experience for all of us."
Griffin added that New Orleans is "extremely optimistic" Williamson will be playing like his old self when he is fully recovered.
Zion Williamson injury updates
— Official update from the Pelicans:
— Williamson has knee surgery, out 6-8 weeks


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Display a map with the postcode boundaries overlay
This example displays a movable map initially centered on the Brandenburg Gate in the centre of Berlin (52.5159°N, 13.3777°E) with the postcodes overlay provided by the Fleet Telematics Advanced Data Sets REST API. It's possible to display additional information about the postcode area by clicking on the marker.
The example uses H.service.extension.platformData.TileProvider
class to fetch data
from the Fleet Telematics Advanced Data Sets service. Two providers are configured with the desired geometry
types (H.service.extension.platformData.TileProvider.ResultType.POLYLINE
for postcode borders and H.service.extension.platformData.TileProvider.ResultType.MARKER
for postcode
centroids). The result is displayed on the map as two additional layers using an instance of the H.map.layer.TileLayer
and H.map.layer.MarkerTileLayer
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