Because automated testing is a crucial component of long-term development, I developed a test suite simultaneously with the project code.
The clean separation of the core from the interface makes it easy to test both components separately, as well as to quickly diagnose bugs and pinpoint where they are in the code. Writing tests for cmaild is just a matter of calling its methods with valid (or invalid) inputs and making sure that the return codes and values are as expected.
The test suite for cmaild uses the client API calls cmdopen (to open a connection to the Cryptonite Mail Daemon), cmdsend (to send an API call to the daemon), and cmdayt (to send an "Are you there?" ping to the server):
use strict; use Test; BEGIN { plan tests => 392, todo => [] } use Cryptonite::Mail::HTML qw (&cmdopen &cmdsend &cmdayt); $Test::Harness::Verbose = 1; my ($cmailclient, $select, $sessionkey); my ($USER, $CMAILID, $PASSWORD) = 'test'; my $a = $Cryptonite::Mail::Config::CONFIG{ADMINPW}; ok(sub { # 1: cmdopen my $status; ($status, $cmailclient, $select) = cmdopen; return $status unless $cmailclient; 1; }, 1); ok(sub { # 2: newuser my $status = cmdsend('test.pl', $a, $cmailclient, $select, 'newuser', $USER); return $status unless $status =~ /^\+OK.*with password (.*)$/; $PASSWORD = $1; 1; }, 1); ...


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Monroe County Chapter of the Ohio Genealogical Society.
SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE PIONEER FAMILIES OF MONROE COUNTY, OHIO
Any member of the Monroe County Chapter of the Ohio Genealogical Society who
is a direct
descendant of an individual who settled in Monroe County by December 31, 1850
may become a
member of the Pioneer Families of Monroe County on the acceptance of an
application with
proof of such descent and the payment of a $15.00 application fee. If the
family is already
registered in First Families, then the application fee for Pioneer Families is
$10.00. This
application must be accepted by the Pioneer Families of Monroe County Committee
and by the
Monroe County Chapter of the Ohio Genealogical Society Executive Board.
Give volume and page for book references and give a facsimile copy of the
pertinent pages, and
of all published or unpublished records used for proof: Typed, hand-printed or
written copies of
documents, not certified as "True Copies," are not acceptable as
proof. Published or
manuscript material authored by the applicant or his family will not of
themselves be accepted
as proof. Information for additional ancestral lines may be included on blank
pages, showing
the tie-in to the line on the basic application. If more than two lines are
submitted, please
include an ancestral chart to show the inter-connections. Only blood lines are
acceptable.
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set forth in this
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Use array+=("item") to append items to an array.
var=(one two)
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var=(one two)
var+=( three )
It looks like you are trying to append a string to an array with var+=string
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In the problematic code, the array will therefore contain onethree
two
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two
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Dave Johnson will be giving a talk on HTML5 and PhoneGap the Where 2.0 Conf April 19 2011 in Santa Clara.
HTML5 promises to pave the way for easy, device-neutral mobile app development. But, until HTML5 supports sophisticated cross-platform apps, developers are stuck building native apps for various mobile devices. Or are they?
In this session you’ll learn how combining HTML5 with the open source PhoneGap (www.phonegap.com) framework bridges the gap between what’s possible with HTML5 today and the engaging mobile apps developers want to build. See how HTML5 and PhoneGap work together and learn how to expose device features outside of the existing HTML5 spec, such as camera.
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| CounterDouble |
Counter metric, to report instantaneous measurement of a double value.
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| CounterDouble.Builder |
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| CounterDouble.TimeSeries |
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| CounterLong |
Counter metric, to report instantaneous measurement of a long value.
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| CounterLong.Builder |
Builder class for
CounterLong . |
| CounterLong.TimeSeries |
The value of a single point in the Cumulative.TimeSeries.
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| GaugeDouble |
Gauge metric, to report instantaneous measurement of a double value.
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| GaugeDouble.Builder |
Builder class for
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| GaugeDouble.TimeSeries |
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TimeSeries for a GaugeDouble . |
| GaugeLong |
Gauge metric, to report instantaneous measurement of an long value.
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| GaugeLong.Builder |
Builder class for
GaugeLong . |
| GaugeLong.TimeSeries |
The value of a single point in the Gauge.TimeSeries.
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| Meter |
Entry point fot metrics API, this object allows to create new
MetricRegistry . |
| Metric<T> |
Base interface for all metrics defined in this package.
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| Metric.Builder<B extends Metric.Builder<B,V>,V> | |
| MetricRegistry |
Creates and manages a set of metrics for a library/application.
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| MetricRegistry.Builder |
Builder class for the
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| LabelKey |
The key of a
Label associated with a MetricDescriptor . |
| LabelValue |
The value of a
Label associated with a TimeSeries . |
| Metrics |
Class for accessing the default
Meter . |
| NoopMetrics |
No-op implementations of metrics classes.
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AddWindowTimer()
语法
AddWindowTimer(#Window, Timer, Timeout)概要
Adds a new timer to the specified window. This will cause #PB_Event_Timer events to be received periodically in the WindowEvent() or WaitWindowEvent() functions. The RemoveWindowTimer() function can be used to remove the timer again.
参数
#Window The window to use. A timer is always attached to a window and will be removed if that window is closed. Timer An user-defined number that identifies this timer. Timers on separate windows may have overlapping numbers. This value will later be returned from EventTimer() when a #PB_Event_Timer is received. It can also be used to remove the timer again with the RemoveWindowTimer() function. Timeout Specifies the amount of time (in milliseconds) between each #PB_Event_Timer events. The timer events will only be generated when there are no other events to be processed (timers are low-priority events). This means that the time that elapses between two timer events may be larger than the specified Timeout value. Timers are therefore not suited for precise timing but are rather intended to perform periodic tasks such as updating a gadget content or similar.
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If OpenWindow(0, 0, 0, 400, 100, "Timer Example", #PB_Window_SystemMenu | #PB_Window_ScreenCentered) ProgressBarGadget(0, 10, 10, 380, 20, 0, 100) AddWindowTimer(0, 123, 250) Value = 0 Repeat Event = WaitWindowEvent() If Event = #PB_Event_Timer And EventTimer() = 123 Value = (Value + 5) % 100 SetGadgetState(0, Value) EndIf Until Event = #PB_Event_CloseWindow EndIf
参阅
RemoveWindowTimer(), EventTimer()
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Next: Using vectors
Up: EXPLANATION AND EXAMPLES
Previous: Formatting angles
As an alternative to employing a spherical polar coordinate system,
the direction of an object can be defined in terms of the sum of any
three vectors as long as they are different and
not coplanar. In practice, three vectors at right angles are
usually chosen, forming a system
of Cartesian coordinates. The x- and y-axes
lie in the fundamental plane (e.g. the equator in the
case of ), with the x-axis pointing to zero longitude.
The z-axis is normal to the fundamental plane and points
towards positive latitudes. The y-axis can lie in either
of the two possible directions, depending on whether the
coordinate system is right-handed or left-handed.
The three axes are sometimes called
a triad. For most applications involving arbitrarily
distant objects such as stars, the vector which defines
the direction concerned is constrained to have unit length.
The x-, y- and z-components
can be regarded as the scalar (dot) product of this vector
onto the three axes of the triad in turn. Because the vector
is a unit vector,
each of the three dot-products is simply the cosine of the angle
between the unit vector and the axis concerned, and the
x-, y- and z-components are sometimes
called direction cosines.
For some applications involving objects
with the Solar System, unit vectors are inappropriate, and
it is necessary to use vectors scaled in length-units such as
AU, km etc.
In these cases the origin of the coordinate system may not be
the observer, but instead might be the Sun, the Solar-System
barycentre, the centre of the Earth etc. But whatever the application,
the final direction in which the observer sees the object can be
expressed as direction cosines.
But where has this got us? Instead of two numbers - a longitude and
a latitude - we now have three numbers to look after
- the x-, y- and
z-components - whose quadratic sum we have somehow to contrive to
be unity. And, in addition to this apparent redundancy,
most people find it harder to visualize
problems in terms of than in .Despite these objections, the vector approach turns out to have
significant advantages over the spherical trigonometry approach:
- Vector formulae tend to be much more succinct; one vector
operation is the equivalent of strings of sines and cosines.
- The formulae are as a rule rigorous, even at the poles.
- Accuracy is maintained all over the celestial sphere.
When one Cartesian component is nearly unity and
therefore insensitive to direction, the others become small
and therefore more precise.
- Formulations usually deliver the quadrant of the result
without the need for any inspection (except within the
library function ATAN2).
A number of important transformations in positional
astronomy turn out to be nothing more than changes of coordinate
system, something which is especially convenient if
the vector approach is used. A direction with respect
to one triad can be expressed relative to another triad simply
by multiplying the column vector by the appropriate
orthogonal matrix
(a tensor of Rank 2, or dyadic). The three rows of this
rotation matrix
are the vectors in the old coordinate system of the three
new axes, and the transformation amounts to obtaining the
dot-product of the direction-vector with each of the three
new axes. Precession, nutation, to , to and so on are typical examples of the
technique. A useful property of the rotation matrices
is that they can be inverted simply by taking the transpose.
The elements of these vectors and matrices are assorted combinations of
the sines and cosines of the various angles involved (hour angle,
declination and so on, depending on which transformation is
being applied). If you write out the matrix multiplications
in full you get expressions which are essentially the same as the
equivalent spherical trigonometry formulae. Indeed, many of the
standard formulae of spherical trigonometry are most easily
derived by expressing the problem initially in
terms of vectors.
Next: Using vectors
Up: EXPLANATION AND EXAMPLES
Previous: Formatting angles
SLALIB --- Positional Astronomy Library
Starlink User Note 67
P. T. Wallace
12 October 1999
E-mail:ptw@star.rl.ac.uk


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Key
public enum Key
The Key enumeration contains special encoding for some keys, but can also encode all the unicode values that can be passed.
If the SpecialMask is set, then the value is that of the special mask, otherwise, the value is the one of the lower bits (as extracted by CharMask)
Control keys are the values between 1 and 26 corresponding to Control-A to Control-Z
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The key code for the user pressing Control-spacebar
Declaration
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case controlSpace
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The key code for the user pressing Control-A
Declaration
Swift
case controlA
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The key code for the user pressing Control-B
Declaration
Swift
case controlB
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The key code for the user pressing Control-C
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case controlC
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The key code for the user pressing Control-D
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The key code for the user pressing Control-E
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The key code for the user pressing Control-F
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The key code for the user pressing Control-G
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The key code for the user pressing Control-H
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The key code for the user pressing Control-I
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The key code for the user pressing Control-J
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The key code for the user pressing Control-K
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The key code for the user pressing Control-L
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The key code for the user pressing Control-M
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The key code for the user pressing Control-N
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The key code for the user pressing Control-O
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The key code for the user pressing Control-P
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The key code for the user pressing Control-Q
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The key code for the user pressing Control-S
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The key code for the user pressing Control-T
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The key code for the user pressing Control-U
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The key code for the user pressing Control-V
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The key code for the user pressing Control-W
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The key code for the user pressing Control-X
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The key code for the user pressing Control-Y
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The key code for the user pressing Control-Z
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The key code for the user pressing the ESC key
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ASCII sequence for Field Separator (^)
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ASCII sequence for Group Separator (^])
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ASCII sequence for Record Separator (^^)
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ASCII sequence for Unit Separator (^_)
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The keycode for the user pressing the delete key
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Cursor up key pressed
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Swift
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Cursor down key pressed
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Swift
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Cursor left key pressed
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Swift
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Cursor right key pressed
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Page up key pressed
Declaration
Swift
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Page down key pressed
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Swift
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Home key pressed
Declaration
Swift
case home
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End key pressed
Declaration
Swift
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Delete character key
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Swift
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Insert character key
Declaration
Swift
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The F1 Key
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The F2 Key
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The F3 Key
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The F4 Key
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The F5 Key
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The F6 Key
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Can the firefighter descent from an elevated area of approximately 3-4 feet?
Can the firefighter operate vehicles under emergency conditions?
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Can the firefighter work in high places, such as rooftops, where a sense of balance is needed?
Can the firefighter crawl on hands and knees?
Can the firefighter climb up and down ladders and stairs with clothing and equipment as described in item 3?
Can the fight pull heavy objects such as a person (approx. 165 lbs.) from a hazardous condition?
Can the firefighter work in an environment, while wearing protective clothing, including SCBA, where they mau experience significant fluid loss and elevation of core temperature in excess of 102.2 degrees Farenheit?
Can the firefighter work in a confined space such as the attic or crawl space of a structure?
Can the firefighter lift, as a member of a two person team, a gurney into an ambulance?
Can the firefighter grip ropes and tools with gloved hands?
Can the firefighter use appropriate tools to pull down ceiling or walls requiring his/her arms to be above his/her head?
Can the firefighter cut or chop holes in roofs, walls, and floors using an axe?
Can the firefighter, as a member of a team, lift a ladder weighing 75 lbs off of a truck ro from the ground?
Based on your clinical findings, and in your best medical opinion, is the firefighter currently capable of performing the essential duties as described herein without restriction? If not, please provide the specifics below.
If the firefighter is not able to return to full duty without restriction, due to medical reasons, please detail the retrictions.


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Change the default browser submit to an Ajax-enabled submit by setting onSubmit handler to Spry.Utils.submitForm(form, callback):
<form name="form1" method="post" action="SubmitChecker.php"
onsubmit="return Spry.Utils.submitForm(this, updateResponseDiv);">
...
// where the success callback:
function updateResponseDiv(req)
{
// do something with the response from the server
}
The form can be submitted using either GET or POST, but the default method and url are taken from the form attributes: "method" / "action".
Both method and submit url can be overwritten by passing the optional arguments:
onsubmit="return Spry.Utils.submitForm('form1', updateResponseDiv, {method:'get', url:'AjaxSubmitChecker.php'});"
Forms that have enctype="multipart/form-data" are submitted using the default browser behavior (no ajax submit!).
By default all the fields in the form are submitted, except for file fields, buttons and reset buttons.
If only a custom list of fields is required to be submitted to the server, pass the 'elements' list as an optional argument to the Spry.Utils.submitForm function:
onsubmit="return Spry.Utils.submitForm('form1', updateResponseDiv, {elements: ['textfield', 'simpleselect']});"
Additional data can be send to the server by passing an 'additionalData' string that contains 'key=value' encoded parameters:
onsubmit="return Spry.Utils.submitForm('form1', updateResponseDiv,
{url:'AjaxSubmitChecker.php', additionalData:'ajaxSubmit=true&from=samples'});"


Event
Events represent facts and can help facilitate decoupled applications, services, and systems exchanging data across an Event Streaming Platform.
Problem
How do I represent a fact about something that has happened?
Solution
An event represents an immutable fact about something that happened. Examples of Events might be: orders, payments, activities, or measurements. Events are produced to, stored in, and consumed from an Event Stream. An Event typically contains at least one or more data fields that describe the fact, as well as a timestamp that denotes when this Event was created by its Event Source. The Event may also contain various metadata about itself, such as its source of origin (e.g., the application or cloud services that created the event) and storage-level information (e.g., its position in the event stream).
Implementation
With Apache Kafka®, Events are referred to as records. Records are modeled as a key / value pair with a timestamp and optional metadata (called headers). The value of the record usually contains the representation of an application domain object or some form of raw message value, like the output of a sensor or other metric reading. The record key is useful for a few reasons, but critically they are used by Kafka to determine how the data is partitioned within a stream a.k.a. topic (see Partitioned Parallelism for more details on partitioning). Keys are often best thought of as a categorization of the Event, like the identity of a particular user or connected device. Headers are a place for record metadata which can help describe the Event data itself, and are themselves modeled as a map of keys and values.
Record keys, values, and headers are opaque data types, meaning that Kafka, by deliberate design to achieve its high scalability and performance, does not define a type interface for them: they are read, stored, and written by Kafka's server-side brokers as raw arrays of bytes. Instead, it is the responsibility of Kafka's client applications like the streaming database ksqlDB or microservices implemented with the client libraries such as Kafka Streams or the Kafka Go client to perform the serialization and deserialization of the data within the record keys, values, and headers.
When using the Java client library, events are created using the ProducerRecord
type and sent to Kafka using the KafkaProducer
. In this example, we have set the key and value types as strings and added a header:
ProducerRecord<String, String> newEvent = new ProducerRecord<>(
paymentEvent.getCustomerId().toString() /* key */,
paymentEvent.toString() /* value */);
producerRecord.headers()
.add("origin-cloud", "aws".getBytes(StandardCharsets.UTF_8));
producer.send(producerRecord);
Considerations
-
To ensure that Events from an Event Source can be read correctly by an Event Processor, they are often created in reference to an Event schema. Event Schemas are commonly defined in Avro, Protobuf, or JSON schema.
-
For cloud-based architectures, evaluate the use of CloudEvents. CloudEvents provide a standardized Event Envelope that wraps an event, making common event properties such as source, type, time, and ID universally accessible, regardless of how the event itself was serialized.
-
In certain scenarios, Events may represent commands (think: instructions, actions) that an Event Processor reading the events should carry out. See the Command Event for details.
References
- This pattern is derived in part from Message, Event Message, and Document Message in Enterprise Integration Patterns by Gregor Hohpe and Bobby Woolf
- Apache Kafka 101: Introduction provides a primer on "What is Kafka, and how does it work?" including information on core concepts like Events


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While simplest problems from number theory usually involve sieves, it seems easier to start describing number theory from the notion of greatest common divisor. How to calculate it rapidly for large numbers? How to find \(p,q\) solving equations in form \(px+qy=g\) for given \(x,y,g\)? To answer those question, several definitions and notational nuissances shall be formulated (unless stated otherwise, all statements in this and next articles concern integers):
One crucial thing: it is assumed, that multiplication and addition occurs in \(O(1)\) unless stated otherwise (spurious assumption, but nonetheless an acceptable one given usually small constraints in number theory problems).
Let's say \(q (q \le 10^6)\) queries are given: what is the greatest common divisor of integers \(w\) and \(v\) where \(1 \le w, v \le n=10^{18}\)? First solution not being absolute brute force (checking all integers \(x \in \{ 2, 3, \dots \min(w,v)\}\) whether they're gcd - works in \(O(q*\min(w,v))\)) is discussed below:
If \(d\) is a divisor of \(x\), where \(d,x \ge 1\), then \(d \le \sqrt{x}\) or \( \frac{x}{d} \le \sqrt{x}\); proof by contradiction: if \(d|x\), then there exists such integer \(b\), that \(bd=x\); if \(d \gt \sqrt{x} \) and \(b \gt \sqrt{x}\), then \( db \gt \sqrt{x}\sqrt{x}=x\), which finishes the proof. Furthermore, this shows, that for \(x \ge 1\): $$ |\{d:d|x \land d \ge 1\}| \le 2\sqrt{x} $$ because for each divisor \(d\) there is exactly one divisor \(k\) such that \(dk=x\), and \(d \le \sqrt{x} \lor k \le \sqrt{x}\).
Without loss of generality, let's assume that \(w \le v\). One can check all positive natural integers \(k \le w\) whether \(k|w\) and \(k|v\), and take largest such integer. To find all divisors \(\{k: k|w\}\) one needs to check only divisors \(k \le \sqrt{w}\), and check, whether \(\frac{w}{k}|v \lor k|v\), and take maximum of those - this solution will work in \(O(q*\sqrt{\min(w,v)})\).
Let's create arrays \(a_i\) and \(b_i\) such that \(a_1=w\), \(b_1=v\). One can define these arrays for \(i \gt 1\) as \(a_i=b_{i-1}\) and \(b_i=a_{i-1}\%b_{i-1}\). When \(b_i=0\) then \(a_i\) is the solution.
{{ algo.neo_algorithm(1, 'Euclidean Algorithm', 'Input format: Two natural integers \(w, v\), specifying values, for which \(gcd(w,v)\) has to be calculated.
\(w, v\)
Thesis: for each \(i,\ gcd(a_i, b_i)\) is equal to gcd(\(w\), \(v\)).
Proof by induction: For \(i=1\) \(gcd(a_i, b_i)=gcd(w, v)\), because \(a_1=w, b_1=v\). So: \(\exists_i gcd(a_i, b_i)=gcd(w, v)\). To finish proof is to show that for any \(i\) either \(gcd(a_i, b_i)=gcd(a_{i+1}, b_{i+1})\), or \(b_i=0\)
What can be said about any divisor \(g\) dividing both \(a_i\) and \(b_i\)? If \(a_i\) is shown as \(sb_i +m\), where \(s \in Z\), then:
$$ a_i = gk, b_i = gl$$
$$ a_i = sb_i+m $$
$$ a_i-sb_i = gk-sgl=g*(k-sl) = m $$
and so, any common divisor \(g\) dividing both \(a_i\), \(b_i\) has to divide \(a_i\%b_i\) - and so, \(gcd(a_i, b_i)=gcd(a_i\%b_i, b_i)=gcd(b_i, a_i\%b_i)=gcd(a_{i+1}, b_{i+1})\). If \(b_i\) becomes equal to \(0\), then any integer divides \(0\), and so any integer that is divisor of both \(w\) and \(v\) must divide \(a_i\). The only thing left to do is finding greatest divisor of an integer \(a_i > 0\) - which is equal to \(a_i\), which finishes the proof. Furthermore, it shows, that every divisor of both \(w\) and, \(v\) is also a divisor of \(gcd(w,v)\).
It can be assumed without loss of generality, that \(a_i \gt b_i\) - it is true after first iteration. Furthermore, $$ b_i + a_i\%b_i \lt b_i+b_i=2b_i $$ To prove that \(\frac{a_i + b_i}{a_{i+1}+b_{i+1}} \ge \frac{3}{2}\) , let's consider two cases: first, when \(a_i \ge 2b_i\), second, when \(2b_i \gt a_i \ge b_i\). $$ \text{(1) } \frac{a_i+b_i}{a_{i+1}+b_{i+1}} = \frac{a_i+b_i}{b_i+a_i\%b_i} \gt \frac{a_i+b_i}{2b_i} \ge \frac{2b_i+b_i}{2b_i} = \frac{3b_i}{2b_i} = \frac{3}{2} $$ $$ \text{(2) } \frac{a_i+b_i}{a_{i+1}+b_{i+1}} = \frac{a_i+b_i}{b_i+a_i\%b_i} = \frac{a_i+b_i}{b_i+a_i-b_i} = \frac{a_i+b_i}{a_i} = 1+\frac{b_i}{a_i} \gt 1+\frac{b_i}{2b_i} = \frac{3b_i}{2b_i} = \frac{3}{2} $$ And so, maximum number of operations can be bounded by \(O(q*\log(\min(w, v)))\), because sum \(a_i+b_i\) is always greater than 0, after first iteration \(b_2 \lt a_2 \le \min(w,v)\), and after \(k\) iterations sum \(a_{k+1}+b_{k+1}\) becomes lower at least \((\frac{3}{2})^{k-1}\) times than \(a_1+b_1\).
While it comes straight from definition, it might be wise to emphasize certain propery of equivalence modulo; namely, $$ x \equiv y \pmod m \implies gcd(x, m) = gcd(y, m) $$ Why? because $$ gcd(x, m) = gcd(x-km, m) = gcd(y, m) $$ Where \(x-km=y\) for integer \(k\).
Let's say that sole \(gcd(w,v)\) is not enough: You want to find such integers \(x, y\) that: \(wx+vy=gcd(w,v)\).
One can use same mechanism to solve this problem, but also construct sequences \(p, q\), such that for each \(i\) following stands:
$$p_iw+q_iv=b_i$$
$$p_1=0, q_1=1 \implies wp_1+vq_1=v=b_1$$
$$ \text{ for \(i \gt 1\): } b_i = a_{i-1}\%b_{i-1} = a_{i-1}-\lfloor\frac{a_{i-1}}{b_{i-1}}\rfloor b_{i-1}$$
It is possble to show \(b_{i-1}\) as \(b_{i-1}=p_{i-1}w+q_{i-1}v\). But what with \(a_{i-1}\)? It's equal to \(b_{i-2}\), except when \(i=2\)... unless \(b_0=a_1=w\). Let also, for simplicity, \(z_i=\lfloor \frac{a_i}{b_i} \rfloor\). Then:
$$ p_0=1, q_0=0 \implies wp_0+vq_0=w=b_0 $$
$$ \text{for \(i \gt 1\): } b_{i+1} = a_i - \lfloor \frac{a_i}{b_i} \rfloor b_i = p_{i-1}w + q_{i-1}v - z_i(p_iw + q_iv)= w(p_{i-1} - z_ip_i)+ v(q_{i-1} - z_iq_i) $$
And so, \(p_{i+1}=p_{i-1}-z_ip_i\) and \(q_{i+1}=q_{i-1}-z_iq_i\). The existence of solution to this equation is called bezout's identity.
Input format: Two positive integers \(w, v\), specifying values, for which extended euclid algorithm will be run.
\(w, v\)
Die-hard utilitarist may notice, that \(p_i, q_i\) may overflow regardless of value of \(gcd(w,v)\) - this concern will be addressed below.
First, one can see, that \(sgn(p_i) \neq sgn(p_{i+1})\) and \(sgn(q_i) \neq sgn(q_{i+1})\) - it is because:
One can also notice, that \(|p_{i-1}b_i-p_ib_{i-1}|=v\), and also \(|q_{i-1}b_i-q_ib_{i-1}|=w\) - proof is same for both, so inductive step will be shown only for \(p_i\)
These two lemmas show, that:
This shows, tha always \(|p_i| \le \frac{v}{gcd(v,w)}\) and \(|q_i| \le \frac{w}{gcd(v,w)}\), which gives upper estimate on sizes of \(p_i, q_i\).
There are two important questions concerning extended gcd: firstly, whether is there any positive natural \(h \lt gcd(w,v)=g\) for which there exist integers \(x, y\) such that \(wx+vy=h\)? One can prove the opposite by contradiction:
$$ wx+vy=h $$
$$ gkx+gly=h $$
$$ g(kx+ly)=h $$
So, \(h\) must simultaneously satisfy: \(g|h\) and \(g \gt h \gt 0\). It is impossible, which finishes the proof. Furthermore, it shows, that for any \(x, y\) occurs \(gcd(w,v)|wx+vy\)
Secondly, how many there are solutions \(x, y\), satisfying equation \(wx+vy=g\)? $$ wx+vy=g $$ $$ w(x+r_1)+v(y+r_2)=g $$ $$ wx+wr_1+vy+vr_2=g $$ $$ wr_1+vr_2=0 $$ $$ wr_1=-vr_2 $$ And so, there is infinite amount of possible solutions; it is obvious, if \(r_2=kw\), \(r_1=-kv\) for any integer \(k\). But how to attain minimal next solution, i.e. \(s=|r_1w|\) is minimal for given \(r_1\)? Certainly:
In other words, \(s\) is least common multiple of \(w\) and \(v\) - or \(s=lcm(w, v)\).
One can show, that \(lcm(v, w)|vw\). By contradiction, suppose it is not true. What can be said about \(f=gcd(lcm(v,w), vw)\)?
So, if \(lcm(v, w) \nmid vw\), then \(gcd(lcm(v, w), vw)|vw\), it's divisible by both \(v, w\), and lower than \(lcm(v,w)\) - but it contradicts statement, that \(lcm(w, v)\) is lowest common mutiple of \(w, v\) - what follows, \(lcm(v,w)|vw\)
If \(s\) is shown as \(s=\frac{wv}{c}\), what can be said about \(c\)?
And maximal number \(c\) dividing both \(w\) and \(v\) is \(c=gcd(v, w)\). So, \(s=|rw|=lcm(w, v)=\frac{wv}{gcd(w, v)}\). What follows, \(|r_1|=\frac{v}{gcd(w,v)}\) and \(|r_2|=\frac{w}{gcd(w,v)}\).
Suppose you have to find all solutions \(x\) satisfying: \(ax \equiv c \pmod m\) for given \(1 \le a, c, m \le 10^9\)
One can show the problem as:
$$ \exists_{y \in Z} ax+my=c $$
From Bezout's identity consequences, \(gcd(a, m)|c\) - otherwise, there are no solutions. If there are solutions however, then, from extended Euclidean algorithm, one can find such \(p, q \in Z\), such that:
$$ ap+mq=gcd(a, m)\ \ \ /// *\frac{c}{gcd(a, m)} $$
$$ ap\frac{c}{gcd(a, m)}+mq\frac{c}{gcd(a, m)}=c $$
and so, \(x=p\frac{c}{gcd(a, m)}\) solves this equation. The question arises, however: what are next solutions? if \(x\) solves this equation, for what \(r\): \(x+r\) solves this equation?
\(a(x+r) \equiv c \pmod m\)
\(ar \equiv c-ax \equiv 0 \pmod m\)
\(ar=km\)
What follows, \(s=|ar|\) is minimal such integer, such that \(m|s \land a|s\) - then, \(|ar|=lcm(a, m)\), and so, \(r=\frac{lcm(a, m)}{a}\). Therefore, all solutions have form \(\frac{pc}{gcd(a, m)}+k\frac{lcm(a, m)}{a}\) for some integer \(k\).
An integer \(p\) is called a modular multiplicative inverse of \(a\) modulo \(m\) (where \(gcd(a, m)=1\)), if \(\exists_{q \in Z} ap+mq=1\) Such integer \(p\) always exists - this is a consequence of extended Euclidean algorithm. One may note, that all modular inverses of \(a\) have same remainder from division by \(m\) - this comes from lemma above, as \(gcd(a, m)=1\) - and so, only integers in form \(p+km\) can satisfy this equation for some \(k \in Z\). The name comes from fact, that: \(ap \equiv 1 \pmod m\) Number \(p\) is often denoted as \(a^{-1}\).
Problems concerning GCD rely on finding multiplicative inverse, and so on. Example problems involving gcds are:
Tractor College,
Congruence Equation,
Alice, Bob, Oranges and Apples


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Welcome to the sample app
This sample application is provided as a reference for the Business Catalyst Developer Program. The app’s data structure is based on a custom Web App with the same name, and can be modified by changing that Web App. We encourage you to read the source code readily available in Develop mode, under the application folder (_System/Apps/bc-meet-the-team/). For more information on how to develop apps for Business Catalyst, please visit the
Business Catalyst Developer Documentation.


Caching is controlled on a per-query basis and is disabled by default. To enable caching, pass TRUE
as the second argument the execute()
method on your DatabaseConnection
instance:
$result_cached = database()->execute($query, TRUE); $result_cached = Database::e($query, TRUE); // this also works
If you’re running using a DatabaseQuery:
$result_cached = $query->run(TRUE);
Note that contrary to the execute()
method, run()
enables caching by default.
If you’re running using Database modifiers, you can use Database::cache($setting)
to enable/disable caching.
Caching is provided by the DatabaseCache
class. For more details, see the Database page in “Core52 Libraries”.


A JavaScript library to measure various aspects of a connection. It can accurately estimate a bandwidth/latency between a client (using a web browser) and a server (running a specific script).
If you have a really fast connection (like a fiber), you may see low bandwidth measures compared to what your connection can really deliver. This is simply due to my server which only supports a bandwidth up to 11 MBps.


My Thoughts on the Surface Pro
Now that I’ve had a week and a half of real world use with the Surface Pro, I thought I’d share my observations.
The TL;DR version is that I feel like The Verge’s review was spot on and at the end of the day, the device had too many compromises for me to justify the price tag. It’s a well made device with lots of potential, but that potential isn’t realized today.
My Priorities
I had (and loved) my Acer convertible TabletPC back in 2004/2005. It was perfect for college when combined with OneNote. I really want something just as useful today for taking notes, doing some diagraming/whiteboarding, basic sketching, and photo editing. The pen was great back then, but multi touch was missing. A pen combined with multi touch technology seems like it would make an excellent note taking device and that was my main driver with the Surface Pro.
As a secondary benefit, it would be nice to have a Windows development machine that is portable, yet powerful enough to handle any tasks I need. I have a Windows 8 desktop and I have a 17” MacBook Pro that has a Windows 8 boot camp partition, but neither of those are really as portable as I would want. I’m mostly an iOS developer these days, so this feature isn’t critical, but it’s certainly a nice to have.
Finally, it would be great if I could play most of my Steam games (even on low settings). I’m not usually at my Windows desktop most of the day, but it’d be nice to be able to pop in and play a little Borderlands or Diablo 3 without having to be tied to my office machine. This is a very low priority, but I’d be another nice to have.
Initial Impression
The Surface Pro looks and feels really nice. The build quality is excellent. The pen is the only component that feels a little cheaper, but it’s a light tube of shiny black plastic compared to the solid slab of metal and glass. The screen is bright, vibrant, and clear. I’m not a fan of the 16:9 aspect ratio, but most people don’t seem to mind it. The out of the box setup is fast and simple – I think it actually had less setup steps than my iPad which is impressive from Microsoft.
The kickstand is solid and the USB 3.0 port is blazing fast (if you have a good USB drive). The kickstand is nice and works excellently when propping the device on the counter to watch Netflix while cooking. It works great in laptop mode on a solid surface, but it’s hit or miss when using it as a laptop on your lap. It works, but I had to keep fiddling with it to get it to balance properly and to get the screen at a good viewing angle.
Overall, the Surface Pro is a very impressive package.
Type Cover
Since I knew I’d be using it as a laptop whenever I wasn’t taking notes, I picked up a Type Cover. The Type Cover is one of the best tablet keyboards I’ve used. It took about an hour for me to adjust to it, but after that, it felt great. The magnetic connector is very secure and I had no concerns about it sliding off in my backpack like my iPad’s Logitech Ultra-thin Keyboard does. The trackpad area is very responsive, but it’s so small, it’s unusable unless you’re in a pinch.
The big downside is that the keyboard has some serious responsiveness issues if you use it on your lap or any other non-solid surface. I would randomly experience ignored key-presses – not just once or twice, but nearly half the time. I’d have to press the key 3 or 4 times to get it to register the key press. The keyboard was barely flexed, but I never experienced this when using it on a solid surface.
At $130 on top of the Surface Pro’s price, it’s not a cheap cover at all, but to me, this is a must have if you buy a Surface or Surface Pro and expect to do any decent amount of typing.
The Pen
The pen is really well done. It’s Wacom tech, which means it’s very accurate and there is zero noticeable lag between pen movement and when the “ink” shows up on the screen.  I really wish Microsoft included a slot for the pen.
The pen magnetically connects to the device via the power port. That means you have to leave your pen on the table while you charge the Surface Pro. I was constantly checking the pen when I was carrying the tablet to meetings – the connector magnets are strong, but depending on how you hold the tablet, it’s really easy to knock the pen off and never notice it’s lost. This was particularly a problem for me when I would pick the tablet up. The pen never detached while it my backpack, but it would nearly always detach when I picked up the tablet from the side (usually when I was pulling it out of my backpack).
In use, the pen worked great – particularly with OneNote 2013. I wish there was a little texture on the screen of the Surface Pro so there was a little bit of resistance, but I’m sure that would impact the quality of the display in other ways. The pen is every bit as good as I was expecting.
Tablet Mode
I know it’s not a big surprise to anyone, but there is still no ecosystem of Windows 8 touch interface apps. I found a few third party apps (Stacks for Instapaper & Nextgen Reader come to mind) that were nice. The Netflix app was excellent – it’s probably the best implementation of Netflix I’ve seen on any device. Outside of that, I found the app selection to be really, really lacking.
Microsoft has plenty of their own apps for calendaring, email, address book, etc. All of these apps work, but they are about as basic as you can get. I’m actually OK with basic for the most part, but Microsoft decided not to support CardDAV and CalDAV protocols in the contacts app and calendar app respectively. That essentially means I can’t access any of my Google contact or calendar data out of the box. It turns out, you can go to live.com and in an obscure mean, you can link your Google contacts to your live.com account and gain access that way. For calendaring, you can import an iCal feed from the live.com site, but it’s a one way, one time import which is pretty much pointless for me since I can’t see my current Google calendar let alone update it.
When I was using the tablet mode apps, the charms and multitouch gestures work well for the most part. The charms make a heck of a lot more sense when using them with touch vs a mouse on my Windows 8 desktop. I love the share charm. It makes a ton of sense when apps implement it properly and I genuinely hope something like this is implemented on iOS and Android in the future. I had some trouble moving tiles on the desktop – sometimes it would think I’m was trying to scroll, sometimes it would select the tile, and sometimes it would move the tile. Overall, the experience using the touch interface was very positive, but there just aren’t any apps to use there and Microsoft needs to step up their game with their built-in apps – both in features and interoperability with other services (specifically Google accounts).
One day in the future, the tablet experience on a Windows 8 device may be excellent. The hardware is very responsive overall, but the software needs polish. The biggest deal breaker though is that beyond Kindle, Netflix, and a few other apps, you simply can’t find any apps worth using in tablet mode.
Desktop Mode
The desktop runs extremely smoothly and everything is very snappy thanks to the SSD. I loaded Visual Studio, SQL Server, Resharper, Lightroom, Sketchbook Pro, Chrome, and several other apps that are essential for me. I also installed the Office 365 trial – mainly because I wanted OneNote 2013.
Since Windows doesn’t natively support high density displays and the Surface Pro has a high density display, Windows is set by default to scale the desktop by 150%. The impact of this is that everything on the screen is magnified so icons are reasonably touchable and most system text (menu bars, etc) is readable. In this mode, all of the Microsoft developed apps run great and look really sharp.
Third party apps, (Chrome most notably), were a blur fest. Text was muddy looking and touch detection seemed really flaky. Links wouldn’t activate when I tapped them and Chrome generally acted funny. Sketchbook Pro worked well, particularly with the pen, but it doesn’t support pinch to zoom – you still have to get a zoom tool from the menu bar if you want to pan & zoom and that’s unfortunate. Lightroom ran fine, but it was almost impossible to use the interface via touch. Using a mouse or the Type Cover’s touchpad generally worked fine with these apps even with scaling turned on. I know the Surface Pro is new, but Windows 8’s touch features have been available to developers for quite a while – so I’m curious if third party support will improve.
When I connected my external monitor via mini DisplayPort, everything was blurry – scaling was applied to it as well even though it didn’t need the scaling. I disabled desktop scaling and that solved the external monitor issues and made Chrome look & act normal, but that caused all system text and icons to become super tiny. Using desktop mode with scaling turned off was quite a challenge – ideally, third party apps will be updated to properly work with scaling turned on and to incorporate the new touch API, but I didn’t find a single non-Microsoft app that I use which did that today.
Gaming
For my purposes, this wasn’t critical at all, but I wanted to give it a try so I installed Borderlands 2 and Diablo 3. Borderlands 2 never really ran properly for me. I couldn’t actually select any of the menu items once I got to the game’s main menu. I think this had to do with the desktop scaling, but I didn’t try again after I disabled scaling. The main menu was having trouble rendering at a reasonable rate, so I didn’t have high hopes.
Diablo 3 actually ran nicely. I used a Microsoft Wedge Touch mouse instead of the trackpad on the Type Cover and it was definitely playable. At 1080p, the game stuttered quite a bit even with no enemies on the screen, but dropping the resolution to 720p made things run smoothly. The Surface Pro definitely got very, very warm to the touch (particularly on the top of the unit) and the fans kicked into high gear, but they were still much more quiet than my MacBook Pro’s fans. Diablo looked really nice on the display even though it wasn’t running at full resolution.
Overall Thoughts
My main use case was taking notes and sketches. When doing that, the tablet works well. Navigating OneNote 2013 could be much better though. It’s still a desktop interface designed for a mouse (e.g. you still open up the ribbon menu to get different pen colors, line widths, etc), but once you’re just writing (and not creating a new page, changing pen color, etc) things are good.
The most disappointing thing is that OneNote 2013 feels very much like the original version of OneNote I used on my original TabletPC. As far as ink support and handwriting recognition, that’s a good thing, but it’s very disappointing to see the interface wasn’t updated for touch use. It’s also worth noting that the OneNote app for iOS can’t display ink – it just displays “[ink]” anywhere you wrote with the pen…making my notes useless there. The OneNote web interface does display ink, but my ink was almost unreadable on the web. Ink that was totally readable and regular size on the tablet looked 2x as large on the web and there was no way to zoom out.
I’m really disappointed with the support for 3rd party apps. Specifically Sketchbook Pro 6 and Lightroom 4. Sketchbook handles the pen just fine, but I was really expecting to be able to use pan & zoom via touch since that’s available on every other platform. Lightroom was disappointing – it ran very fast, but without a mouse, it just wasn’t usable on the Surface Pro’s screen. I realize these issues aren’t within Microsoft’s control, but they they definitely impact the value I received from Microsoft’s platform.
My biggest worry is the battery life. I get 3-4 hours with reasonably light use. The battery connector is proprietary and needs to be plugged into the wall – you won’t be charging this off of another PC’s USB port. The power brick is smallish, but it’s something that has to stay in my backpack constantly. If I forget to charge the tablet overnight, there is a good chance I’ll have to plug it up as soon as I get to the office to make sure I have enough juice to make it through a few hour long meetings. I’m used to having my iPad battery last days without worrying about it and for something I need regularly, I really wish I had more than 3-4 hours of power…or at the very least, I wish I could trickle charge it off other nearby computers.
The tablet mode has tons of potential and was a nice experience, but until there are many, many more quality apps, it’s an experience that no one will see. The desktop mode is functional, but I don’t understand why the device has a high density display when Windows clearly isn’t meant to run on one and it’s extremely obvious as soon as any non-Microsoft app is launched.
At the end of the day, I can’t see myself reaching for the Surface Pro instead of my iPad when I have tablet type tasks to do. I also can’t see myself reaching for it over my MacBook Pro when I’m at home and need to do more desktop type tasks. It’s definitely the best device I have for note taking, but due to the really limited battery and several smaller issues, I don’t feel that I can count on it always being ready to go when I need it for note taking.
I’m not set on having one single device that can support all three of these scenarios, so I’m ok using three different devices. The catch is my iPad is really great at being a tablet, my MacBook Pro is really great at being a Mac/PC, but my Surface Pro is only moderately good at being a note taking device outside of the excellent pen support – it’s just a very clunky, disjointed experience and I’m not sure I want to deal with that. There are many good ideas spread across the hardware and software of the Surface Pro, but I don’t feel Microsoft has found a way to combine those pockets of good ideas into a compellingly useful product just yet.


The superpowers of Hector is healing. As a normal doctor, he can diagnose what is wrong with his patients and help them recover. But, he is not an ordinary doctor his ability to heal is great because of his power is healing cells. He causes cells to regenerate within his patients. He can trigger the cells to regenerate with a touch. He can only save the patient if they really deserve it.


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Tomato sauce, cheese, onion, olives, green bell peppers and pepperoni.
Tomato sauce, cheese and pepperoni. That's it.
Tomato sauce, cheese, delicious pineapple, bacon and ham.
Tomato sauce, cheese, mushrooms, pepperoni and two types of cheese.
This web app demonstrates a connection to the nRF Connect for Cloud REST API. In order to use the app you must find and enter the API Key and Device Name.
Please refer to the Getting Started Guide in the nRF Connect for Cloud docs for more details.


Teaching Interests
- Information Assurance/Computer Security/Cyber Security
- Programming Languages: Python, C++, Java, JavaScript, PHP, HTML, CSS
- Web Design and Secure Web Application Development
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I am a twenty year old male sophmore in college, and I've tried many drugs over the past year and a half. After trying at least all of the major drugs during this time at least once, I have recently began trying combinations of drugs. I began the new year with a resolution to try to build and maintain a well stocked and diverse drug hoarde. However, after only a month later, I realized that doing this and maintaining my pet mushroom growing project was prohibitively expensive.
So instead I decided to just hoarde enough for a mind blowing evening. After procurring a tablet of ectasy, red, with Voltzwagon marquis, a tablet of adderall, a gram of some nice cannabis, about a dozen poppy bulbs, and about a gram of my home grown fungi. I kept my eyes open for an oppurtunity to present itself so that I could consume the aforementioned substances. The problem with having a hoarde of drugs is the constant temptation to say 'fudge it' and take them for the sake of taking them.
The oppurtunity happened to be a Dieselboy show at a local club. I enjoy dieselboy (drum and bass) and was pumped to attend a show. I have only been to two other concerts/shows, the Green Day/Blink 182 show and Iced Earth. Needless to say punk and heavy metal shows are nothing like the show I went to, which was basically the best excuse for a rave my crappy little city had to offer. On the way to the show I popped the E, adderall, and shrooms, which I washed down about a half hour before the show started. Next a joint was smoked prior to entering the club with 4 of my best freinds.
We entered the club blatantly high. The show had already started and we made our way through the throngs of people on the dance floor. My freinds went ahead of me, and the first waves of paranoia due to being in a somewhat unfamiliar place with lights, noise, and confusion took me aback at first. I spent the first five minutes or so standing back near the entrance, observing the scene, and looking for my freinds who had already dispersed through the crowd. I slowly made my way to the opposite end of the club, and caught up with my freinds. We staked out a spot near the edge of the crowd, and just chilled for a little while as we got our bearing and bobed our heads to the music.
I slowly began dancing, and the ice started to melt. Soon my one freind J, busted a lil break dancing move. To my suprise, the area we were dancing in became the circle where the really good breakers began to do their stuff. The breakers were amazing and I couldn't help but smile, clap, and say 'Oh shit!' to the better moves. By now the drugs were starting to kick in and I felt a nice body buzz and positive synergy from them.
At that time my freind J picked a quarter up off of the floor that one of the breakers had kicked out of the circle. He picked it up and palmed it to me, and I slyly put it in my pocket. The next thing I know a plain clothes security dude came up from behind me and started digging through my pockets. I knew better than to have drugs in my front pockets and he didn't find anything on me. After explaining that the object was a quarter and emptying out my front pockets, he left saying 'That was a really shady move dude.' This killed my buzz for the next ten minutes, but what can I say, shady people like us do shady things.
The first 45 minutes after entering the club (About 1:15 minutes after dosing) I hit my first peak of the night. I really began to dance in earnest, and had found myself next to two members of the opposite sex that I joined with. I desired to talk to them but the music was to loud to carry on any sort of conversation. I felt many of my inhibitions fall away, yet I still didn't have the courage to take them aside to talk to them. So I continued to dance with them anyways, which I couldn't stop doing, I didn't even think about stopping to take a break most of the night.
The body buzz was excellent, and I felt like I had more energy than I've had in almost two years, that being my high school football and sports days, when I was active, before I started dabbling with drugs. Ironically high school sports burned me out more than the drugs, after high school I vowed not to join any team sports in college, not because I didn't play, just the fact that I played too much and was sick of the demands it put on my life. Anyways I began to see purple trails underneath moving lights and objects, and my heart was racing, due to the amphetamines.
About an hour and a half hours into the show, the weed buzz had all but wore off, and the mushrooms effects began to show through. The body load started to detract from the 'X'perience. I began to feel heavier and started to slow down. At about this time the two females were joined by a third younger girl. This third girl became my guardian angel. She payed me more attention than the other two did, and began feeding me ice cubes and water, which I had neglected to drink because I didn't want to stop dancing to get some.
Needless to say I started dragging and feeling like it was the fourth quarter of a long and hard fought football game. Her timing couldn't have been better, because I was starting to recognize the signs of overexertion anyways. I also had the pleasure of getting cold water sprayed into my face by her spitting it at me. This felt wonderful the first couple times she did so, and was the closest thing to the hyper sensitivity I felt since when I rolled for the first time last year. This E-pill, only being my second was speedy and gave me a nice rush and good feelings, but I did not get some of the sensations that I did when I rolled last year. I gave the girl a piece of gum, and my freind R showed up. From that point on he kept me well hydrated as I danced the night away.
About 2:30 hours into the show I really did start to feel run down and low on energy. So I decided to pop the caffeine pill I had hidden in my cargo pants pocket. I continued to dance, and about a half hour after the pill I got my second wind, and managed to finish dancing to the dieselboy set with a strong finish, and a nice amount of energy. My freinds and I left the show after the dieselboy set, although another DJ was still going for another hour. Because they weren't as into the show or messed up as I was, and they were semi-anxious to leave the show. I would have liked to have stayed longer, but I felt that the caffeine probably wouldn't last much longer, my freinds wouldn't want to, and the show would be wrapping up soon anyways. So we headed out once more to our homes, wherever they are, smoking a joint on the ride there.
The joint and exhaustion caught up with me, and I was soon sound asleep after arriving at my place. However, three hours later I was awakened by the phone. I managed to get another hour of sleep, but then woke up for good for the rest of the day. The weird thing was that even though I was tired and worn out from the night before, I still had a reserve of energy from god knows where. It sort of felt like the energy you get prior to crashing for a very long time.
I also believe I've had my first actual flashback the next day as well. I couldn't get the music from the other night out of my head for most of the day, and when I was sitting in the cafeteria for breakfast, I closed my eyes, and I was transported back into the club! This was the first time this had ever happened to me, so I was so shocked that I recoiled in suprise and worry. The experience didn't last very long, only about a second or two. I would say I felt unnerved, but it was pretty cool and I wished it would have lasted longer.
That day I also smoked the weed leftover from the other night twice that day, and about dinner time I began to have a pounding headache set in, from last nights noise, the weed comedown, and probably the aftermath of taking mind altering substances. I decided to remedy this by brewing some poppy tea from 8 bulbs to ease the pain. However, three hours later I still had the headache, even though I was feeling medicated. So I took two generic tylenols and a centrum. An hour later the headache was gone. I don't know whether to attribute this to the vitamins or the tylenol, but in either case the pain was gone. I then crashed around 11pm, and didn't wake up till three o clock the next day.
Conclusions:
One of the best times of my life. I've tripped harder, I've felt better body buzzes, but I've never felt so alive as that night. I would definiteally recommend taking another stimulant with E if you plan on dancing the night away, HOWEVER!!! I have used amphetamines like Adderall before and know how much to safely take. I think that if I'm doing E and plan on dancing I will NOT to take mushrooms, lsd, or other psychedelics. They may make things more interesting visually, but the body load got annoying and can make dancing difficult and unenjoyable.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


Citation
mlpack uses as open governance model and is fiscally sponsored by NumFOCUS. Please cite the following paper if you use mlpack in your work. Citations are useful for the continued development of the library.
mlpack 4: a fast, header-only C++ machine learning library. R.R. Curtin, M. Edel, O. Shrit, S. Agrawal, S. Basak, J.J. Balamuta, R. Birmingham, K. Dutt, D. Eddelbuettel, R. Garg, S. Jaiswal, A. Kaushik, S.Kim, A. Mukherjee, N.G. Sai, N. Sharma, Y.S. Parihar, R. Swain, and C. Sanderson. Journal of Open Source Software 8:82, 2023.
Below are some additional relevant publications about mlpack.
mlpack open-source machine learning library and community M. Edel. NeurIPS 2018 MLOSS Workshop, 2018.
mlpack 3: a fast, flexible machine learning library. R.R. Curtin, M. Edel, M. Lozhnikov, Y. Mentekidis, S. Ghaisas, S. Zhang. Journal of Open Source Software 3:26, 2018.
mlpack: a scalable C++ machine learning library R.R. Curtin, J.R. Cline, N.P. Slagle, W.B. March, P. Ram, N.A. Mehta, A.G. Gray, The Journal of Machine Learning Research (JMLR), vol. 14, p. 801-805, 2013.
mlpack: a scalable C++ machine learning library R.R. Curtin, J.R. Cline, N.P. Slagle, M.L. Amidon, A.G. Gray. NIPS 2011 Workshop on Big Learning, Granada, Spain, 2011.
License
mlpack is open source software, licensed under the permissive 3-clause BSD license.


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On this course I've learned the object orientation concepts on Java to start building games using "Eclipse". Some of the course contents (but not limited to) were attributes, methods (constructors, getters and setters), coupling, CRC cards modelling, basic UML, functions override, introduction to tests and TDD using "JUnit4", heritage, interfaces, access modifiers and basic on errors handling.
The game on video below is the final project of the course. Shuffled words are showed up and are compared with the player answers.
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… nervous?
… hopeless?
… restless or fidgety?
… so depressed that nothing could cheer you up?
… that everything was an effort?
… worthless?
Q2: The last six questions asked about feelings that might have occurred during the past 30 days. Taking them altogether, did these feelings occur more often in the past 30 days than is usual for you, about the same as usual, or less often than usual? (If you never have any of these feelings, select “about the same as usual”)
Q3: During the past 30 days, how many days out of 30 were you totally unable to work or carry out your normal activities because of these feelings?(Number of Days)
Q4: Not counting the days you reported in response to Q3, how many days in the past 30 were you able to do only half or less of what you would normally have been able to do, because of these feelings?(Number of Days)
Q5: During the past 30 days, how many times did you see a doctor or other health professional about these feelings?(Number of Times)
Q6: During the past 30 days, how often have physical health problems been the main cause of these feelings?
Do you have or have you ever been diagnosed with any of the following psychological disorders (check all that apply)?
If you responded “other” to the above question, please describe:
Have you been diagnosed with any neurological disorder (e.g. Alzheimer's, Parkinson's)?
If you responded “yes” to the above question, please describe:
Do you have or have you ever been diagnosed with any of the following medical conditions (check all that apply)?


The newly innovated kitchen tool that will help users store 4 condiments in one package, dispense the condiment in a controlled amount and improve confidence in following recipes for those home cook masters!
The device is able to store and dispense up to 4 different condiments without contamination
The electronics can measure how much each condiment being dispensed and display its weight via the screen. Great for following recipes!
The product is designed to be safe and detachable for filling the condiments and cleaning. It is also made from food safe materials
The team was formed from a group of Imperial students that enjoy cooking but own nothing more than a tiny kitchen. A problem arised when more condiments were bought but there was no space to store. Moreover, without a weighting scale, it was a quite a challenge to follow the exact recipe when learning how to cook new dishes
From the initial research, we found that there was very little development in products that can solve the problems specifically for those who own tiny kitchen, this made us want to be the pioneer innovators to fix the problems
From discussion, we concluded that it was the right time to revolutionise the cooking experience, and make a newly innovative product to make the task more convenient, more economical use of space and more efficient use time
Inspired by bar taps, we suggest designing a multi-functional condiment dispenser that helps users select, measure and dispense different spices all at once. This not only saves the hassle created by confusing different spices but also saves the user kitchen space
Manufacturing Manager
Responsible for all manufacturing, make sure that each function of the product works as designed. Also responsible for managing budget and time
Electronic Manager
Responsible Research and development of all electronic components, ensure the correct motor calculation, motor selection and control system
Project Manager
Responsible for project planning and mornitoring. Ensure team chemistry and motivation. Also delegate tasks and support other managers
There are 3 tools used in for the website design
1. Github - It was selected because it supports website design by providing collaboration and code review for better codes, help to find the right tools and also help with project management while working as a team
2. Atom - It was selected because it is a one of the most impactful desktop application built using web technologies. Most of the extending packages have free software licenses and are community-built and maintained which is very beneficial to develoers like us
3. Bootstrap - Bootstrap is an open source toolkit for developing with HTML, CSS, and JS. We used this for the template of our website to ensure great efficiency of work
To set up a www or custom subdomain, such as www.example.com or blog.example.com, you must create a CNAME file in your site's repository and configure a CNAME record with your DNS provider. Below are the follwing steps
1. On GitHub, navigate to your site's repository
2. Under your repository name, click Settings
3. Under "Custom domain", type your custom domain, then click Save. This will create a commit that adds a CNAME file in the root of your publishing source.
4. Navigate to your DNS provider and create a CNAME record that points your subdomain to the default domain for your site. For example, if you want to use the subdomain www.example.com for your user site, create a CNAME record that points www.example.com to
5. Open Git Bash.
6. To confirm that your DNS record configured correctly, use the dig command, replacing WWW.EXAMPLE.COM with your subdomain.
7. If you use a static site generator to build your site locally and push the generated files to GitHub, pull the commit that added the CNAME file to your local repository. For more information, see "Troubleshooting custom domains and GitHub Pages."
8. Optionally, to enable HTTPS encryption for your site, select Enforce HTTPS. It can take up to 24 hours before this option is available. For more information, see "Securing your GitHub Pages site with HTTPS."
There are many ways to make a good website, but in my opinion, it must have 8 of these elements
1. Good usage of breathing room
2. good use of concise texts and layouts
3. Fast responses
4. Media queries
5. Fluid grids
6. Flexible visuals
7. simplicity
8. useful content for the target audiences
There were 4 areas of consideration into making this website
1. Consider the target audiences
Since our target audiences are household cooks, the design of the website was kept as simple as possible and focuses on functions of the product rather than technical considerations
2. Consider our product
Since there are difined uses of our product, the website was designed to make readers understand all the functions of our product as easy as possible
3. Consider the structure of the website
To make the website easy and pleasing for the readers to read, the website was structured in the way categolises the same content in the same section
4. Consider the aims and objectives of this website
The reason to make this website is to advertise to potential customers and tell them that this kind of product will be launched, so the website was designed to be as concise as possible where keeping the main messages in each section
The These are the 12 consideration areas I have made (or should have made)on this website
1. Raise awareness - by making sure that all of my team members aware of the existance of this website and GDPR
2. Document everything- I should have documented the personal data that I hold such as my teamates photos
3. Review current privacy notices - I should have explained the lawful basis for processing the data, data retention periods and that individuals have a right to complain to the ICO
4. Check your rights for individuals - I should have ensured that my teamates cover all the rights individuals have which are the right to be informed; the right of access; the right to rectification; the right to erasure; the right to restrict processing; the right to data portability; the right to object; and the right not to be subject to automated decision-making including profiling
5. Review & update request procedures - I should have updated the procedures and plan how I will handle requests going forward
6. Identify, document & explain lawful basis - I should have explained and documented the lawful basis
7. Refresh existing consents - If we are using consent as a basis for processing and our existing consents do not meet the GDPR standard, I need to review how I seek, record and manage consent as soon as possible.
8. Protect the data of children - since there is no invlovement of children aged below 16, this section is irrelevant to our website
9. Detect, report & investigate breach of personal data - I should have put procedures in place to effectively detect, report and investigate a personal data breach
10. Adopt an approach to privacy & data protection - I should have made a Data Protection Impact Assessment if the data processing is likely to result in high risk to individuals
11. Designate a Data Protection Officer (DPO) - only consider this if we made ourself an organisation
12. Determine your lead authority - only conside this if we decide to trade internationally
This is the 4-step marketting strategy I would make to drive people to the website
1. Share links to the website using social media apps such as Facebook, Instagram and Twitter – start by sharing to friends and family and try to encourage them to share to others to get initial customer base.
2. Create pages and advertise through social media – create a page dedicated to the product to advertise the product and website. Invest some money in advertising through social media is a good idea since it would reach our target customers easier with low costs.
3. Advertise our product through start-up or innovation events – this is a good way to make people know more about our product and website. It also attracts potential investors.
4. Invest in advertising via search platforms – advertise our website through google, yahoo and bink and pay some money to make our website be at the top of the screen when people search for kitchen tool.
If given more time, the product and its website would be improved in the following steps
1. Adjustment based on feedbacks – the website would be reviewed by potential customers to get feedbacks of what they like/don not like about our website for the purpose of improving
2. Expansion – the website would be listed on other kitchen related content such as cooking videos on youtube to advertise our website and expand our customer base
3. E-commerce – The product and its website will be listed for sell on Amazon, Lazada, Kitchentool and other online platforms that able to sell kitchen equipment
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The Department for Education has updated guidance on the free school application process for groups wishing to open from September 2016.
The Department for Education ( DfE ) updated the free school application guide on 27 July 2015.
The deadline for applications to establish a wave 10 free school is 7 October 2015. There will be further waves with closing dates in March and September each year for the rest of this Parliament.
The free school application guide includes information on:
The DfE has also published application forms for:
Find out more about opening a free school .
The New Schools Network can provide information and advice on how to set up a free school.
If you wish to apply to establish a studio school, you should apply through this free school process from wave 11 in March 2016. Further information about studio schools is available from the Studio Schools Trust .
Since 2010 the government has opened over 250 free schools, creating over 125,000 school places. We will be working towards at least 500 new free schools by the end of this Parliament. By 2020, the government will have created over 400,000 new free school places.
Published: 31 July 2015
From: Department for Education
Part of: Academies and free schools