Should fail if response body is missing
Given there is resource at
/hello
And it responds with
no body
When following fixture is executed:
/hello
Hello, World!
Then it should produce following output:
/hello
<greeting>Hello, World!</greeting>
(not set)
Should fail if response body does not match
Given there is resource at
/hello
And it responds with body
<greeting>Hello, You!</greeting>
When following fixture is executed:
/hello
Hello, World!
Then it should produce following output:
/hello
<greeting>Hello, World!</greeting>
<greeting>Hello, You!</greeting>
Should be successful if body matches
Given there is resource at
/hello
And it responds with body
<greeting>Hello, World!</greeting>
When following fixture is executed:
/hello
Hello, World!
Then it should produce following output:
/hello
<greeting>Hello, World!</greeting>


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| AbstractCombinatorCondition | This class provides an abstract implementation of the CombinatorCondition interface. |
| AbstractDescendantSelector | This class provides an abstract implementation of the DescendantSelector interface. |
| AbstractElementSelector | This class provides an abstract implementation of the ElementSelector interface. |
| AbstractSiblingSelector | This class provides an abstract implementation of the SiblingSelector interface. |
| CSSAndCondition | This class provides an implementation of the
CombinatorCondition interface. |
| CSSAttributeCondition | This class provides an implementation of the
AttributeCondition interface. |
| CSSBeginHyphenAttributeCondition | This class provides an implementation of the
AttributeCondition interface. |
| CSSChildSelector | This class provides an implementation of the
DescendantSelector interface. |
| CSSClassCondition | This class provides an implementation of the
AttributeCondition interface. |
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ConditionalSelector interface. |
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ConditionFactory interface. |
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DescendantSelector interface. |
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DescendantSelector interface. |
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Tommy Fury, Vicky Pattison and Amy Hart lead the hot red carpet glamour at ITV's Palooza
TOWIE's Georgia Kousoulou and Olivia Attwood also joined the line-up of stars heading to the event
by Tiffany WallisA host of ITV's biggest stars hit the hot red carpet in spectacular glamour at one of the broadcaster's biggest events tonight.
Former I'm A Celebrity jungle Queen Vicky Pattison and Love Island sweetheart Amy Hart were among the lovely ladies who made their way to ITV Palooza.
The event, formerly known as the ITV Gala, is a star-studded night of entertainment for commercial customers, colleagues and talent.
TOWIE babes Georgia Kousoulou and Olivia Attwood also struck a pose at the glitzy event.
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java.lang.Object jpaul.Graphs.SCComponent<Vertex>
public final class SCComponent<Vertex>
SCComponent
models a strongly-connected
component of a directed graph: a set of vertices such that
there is a path between any two of them.
The main way of spliting a digraph into SCComponent
s
is using the method buildScc
. Alternatively, given a
DiGraph
, one may construct a
TopSortedCompDiGraph
(using its constructor).
DiGraph
,
TopSortedCompDiGraph
,
buildScc(jpaul.Graphs.DiGraph)
,
Serialized Form| Method Summary | ||
|---|---|---|
static
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buildScc(DiGraph<Vertex> diGraph)
Splits a directed graph into the set of its strongly-connected components. |
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int |
compareTo(SCComponent<Vertex> scc2)
|
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boolean |
contains(Vertex node)
Checks whether node belongs to this \
strongly connected component. |
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java.util.Set<Vertex> |
entryVertices()
Returns the entry vertices of this strongly
connected component. |
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java.util.Set<Vertex> |
exitVertices()
Returns the exit vertices of this strongly
connected component. |
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int |
getId()
Returns the numeric ID of this SCComponent . |
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static
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getSccBiDiNavigator()
Default navigator through a component graph (a diGraph of strongly-connected components). |
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boolean |
isLoop()
Checks whether this strongly connected component
corresponds to a loop, ie it has at least one arc to
itself. |
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java.util.List<SCComponent<Vertex>> |
next()
Returns the SCCs that this SCC points to in the
component digraph. |
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java.util.List<SCComponent<Vertex>> |
prev()
Returns the SCCs that point to this SCC in the
component digraph. |
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int |
size()
Returns the number of vertices in this strongly connected
component. |
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java.lang.String |
toString()
Pretty-print method for debugging. |
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java.util.Set<Vertex> |
vertices()
Returns the vertices of this strongly connected
component. |
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clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait |
| Method Detail |
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public static <Vertex> BiDiNavigator<SCComponent<Vertex>> getSccBiDiNavigator()
public static final <Vertex> java.util.Set<SCComponent<Vertex>> buildScc(DiGraph<Vertex> diGraph)
diGraph
- Directed graph
diGraph
.public int getId()
this
SCComponent
.
Just for debug purposes ...
public final boolean isLoop()
this
strongly connected component
corresponds to a loop, ie it has at least one arc to
itself.
public int compareTo(SCComponent<Vertex> scc2)
compareTo
in interface java.lang.Comparable<SCComponent<Vertex>>
public final java.util.List<SCComponent<Vertex>> next()
this
SCC points to in the
component digraph. Returns an unmodifiable list. Returns a
list (instead of a set), in order to be consistent with the
navigator
methods.
public final java.util.List<SCComponent<Vertex>> prev()
this
SCC in the
component digraph. Returns an unmodifiable list. Returns a
list (instead of a set), in order to be consistent with the
navigator
methods.
public final java.util.Set<Vertex> vertices()
this
strongly connected
component. Returns an umodifiable set.
public final int size()
this
strongly connected
component.
public final boolean contains(Vertex node)
node
belongs to this
\
strongly connected component.
public final java.util.Set<Vertex> entryVertices()
this
strongly
connected component. These are the vertices that are
reachable from outside the component. Returns an unmodifiable
set.
public final java.util.Set<Vertex> exitVertices()
this
strongly
connected component. These are the vertices that have arcs
toward vertices outside the component. Returns an
unmodifiable set.
public final java.lang.String toString()
toString
in class java.lang.Object
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WebID specifications
Put together by the WebID Incubator Group chaired by Henry Story.
Copyright ©
2010-2013
W3C®
(MIT,
ERCIM,
Keio, Beihang), All Rights Reserved.
W3C liability,
trademark and
document use rules apply.
Abstract
A global distributed Social Web requires distributed identity. Following up on an earlier paper by An identity system that fits the philosophy of the web must have the following properties:
- agents should be able to control their identity,
- this identity should be linkable across sites - placing each agent in a Web of relationships,
- the web of relationships should build a web of trust that allows each agent to determine for himself what trust anchors he wishes to be guided by,
- it should be possible to describe each agent flexibly,
- it should enable global authentication,
- it should allow flexible access control that is both easy for humans and machines to use and understand,
- it should be respectful of privacy,
- the whole lifecycle of an identity, from setting up a profile, to editing it, to possibly deleting it should require nothing more than HTTP, extended by the Linked Data Platform.
The following specs have been put together by the WebID Incubator Group with those properties in mind, and following on Tim Berners Lee's Socially Aware Cloud Storage note.
Specifications
- WebID 1.0 - Web Identity and Discovery
- This specification outlines a simple universal identification mechanism that is distributed, openly extensible, enabling each person to control their identity, and to build a decentralised web of trust, which can be used to allow fine grained access control.
It does this by applying the best practices of Web Architecture whilst building on well established widely deployed protocols and standards including HTML, URIs, HTTP, and RDF Semantics.
- WebID-TLS - WebID Authentication over TLS
- The WebID-TLS protocol enables secure, efficient and user friendly authentication on the Web using TLS and X.509 Certificates.
It enables people to authenticate onto any site by simply choosing one of the certificates proposed to them by their browser.
These certificates can be created by any Web Site for their users.
It is also very effective means for software agents to authenticate.
This specification extends the WebID Identity specification which defines many of the core concepts used in WebID-TLS.
- Certificate Ontology
- WebID Profile documents can be used to publish public keys that identify the referent of the WebID as the owner of the corresponding private key.
The Certificate Ontology defines the vocabulary to use to publish this information.
Prototype Specs
The benefits of WebID become even more evident if the following prototype specifications are taken
into account. These are currently published on a wiki. Please implement them, send feedback, and help us turn them into
widely implemented well reviewed specifications.
- Web Access Control
- Every resource on the Web can link to a resource describing in RDF the Access Control Restrictions on that resource: i.e. which agent or groups of agents (listed by WebID ) are allowed Read, Write or Control access on a resource.
This allows clients to understand what they need to do to get access to a resource, using the same vocabulary the server uses to give access to resources.
It also allows the Access Control rules to be editable using the same protocol defined by the Linked Data Platform.
The Linked Data Platform is putting together a set of requirements for Access Control
- Identity_Interoperability
- Agents can be identified in many more ways than via WebIDs.
A WebID is a direct identifier: it refers directly to an agent. There are also a large number of indirect identifiers, that is identifiers that refer to things ( usually not agents ) directly, but that only indirectly refer to an agent.
For example the initial http OpenIds, directly identify a web page, and indirectly an agent.
An account name is a string that refers to itself, but indirectly identifies an account, which itself identifies a person.
A public key identifies a set of numbers, but indirectly an agent that knows the private key, etc....
Each of the identifiers then come with methods of verifying the referent.
The Identity Interoperability document should aim to show how one can transfer trust gained via one authentication procedure to another identifier, by relying on relations published between these identifiers in a Linked Data space tied potentially to a WebID.


This is a large estuary 30 miles south of Salvador de Bahia. Morro do Sao Paolo is an historical and picturesque village without cars. The high cliffs between Morro and Gamboa are bright pink, and the clay is said to have healing properties for various illnesss. Gamboa is a real-live fishing village with a good atmosphere.
There is a 10 real tourist tax in Morro.
There are three good anchorages.
1) In a suitable depth just after passing the large ferry terminal of Morro do Sao Paolo, about 1/2 mile into the estuary. This can be subject to some swell in NE winds and there is a fair amount of passing boat traffic.
2) A more peaceful anchorage is off the village of Gamboa, about 3 miles into the estuary. Anchor in 7 metres in good holding of sand and mud. Beware of the very rapid shoaling towards the shore and the charter boat moorings.
3) A particulary calm anchorage is to be found amother 1/2 mile beyond Gamboa, at Curral.
The approach is straight forward, but going up to Gamboa is best done in daylight. Where the channel narrows, it deepens. The sand banks on the eastern side are steep-to, those to the west shelve more gradually and need watching.
There is a riverside trail from Gamboa to Morro but it is not regarded as safe for use by foreigners due to the ajoining neighbourhood.
The yacht club previously operating in Morro has been closed due to the large number of thefts. It is advisable to pay a minder
when using a dinghy to visit the town. The is a rickety wooden jetty and bar on the site of the yacht club.
It is advisable to use a bright anchor light as the crowded school boats start before first light.
Last updated January 2011.


A new pathogenic mutation in the APP gene (I716V) increases the relative proportion of A beta 42(43).
We report a novel mutation in the amyloid precursor protein gene (APP I716V) which probably leads to familial early onset Alzheimer's disease with an onset age in the mid 50s. Cells transfected with cDNAs bearing this mutation produce more A beta 1-42(43) than those transfected with wild-type APP and this effect is additive with that of the previously reported APP V717I mutation thus providing a novel approach for further increasing A beta 1-42(43) in model systems.


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A light-weight framework for building view-based Android applications.
Retrofit
An HTTP client for consuming APIs. OkHttp interceptor for logging network interactions, and the GSON convertor for JSON serialization.
Klaxon
A library to parse JSON in Kotlin.
Braintree
For accepting PayPal payments.
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The standard library of functions and utilities for working with Kotlin, plus extensions for eliminating findViewById()
Constraint Layout (Beta)
For creating flat view hierarchies. The Beta version is used to obtain access to the layout_constrainedWidth attribute.
App Compat
For access to the base class activity.
Custom Tabs
For opening the PayPal checkout and enabling One Touch capabilities.
Card View
For displaying information in cards.
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1. Export your Exchange or wallet data.
2. Open or paste it into Excel or Google Sheets.
3. Trim your data into two columns only, Date and Token Amount. Price per token is optional third column.
4. Sort the column by token amount to separate the buys and sells using +/-
5. Move all the buys into one column with dates and all sells into another column or tab with dates. Columns will be of different lengths.
6. Paste tab separated values from Excel below. (+/- sign doesn't matter as long as they are all the same sign)
Buys only, date column first
Sells only, date column first
FIFO result


ban <playername> Blacklists the name playername from the server so that they can no longer connect. Note: Bans supersede any whitelisting in place.
ban-ip <ip-address> Blacklists an IP address so that all subsequent connections from it are rejected.
banlist [ips] Displays the banlist. To display banned IP addresses, use the command banlist ips
deop <playername> Revokes a player's operator status.
gamemode <playername> <0|1> Remember, this will only affect playername and no one else; it may confuse others. Note: Player must currently be online for the command to work.
give <playername> <data-value> [amount] [damage-value] Spawns amount (defaults to 1) of the item defined by data-value with the specified damage-value (defaults to 0) at playername's location. For example typing give John 4 30 will give a player called John 30 blocks of cobblestone.
help OR ? Shows a list of availible server commands. Note banlist, whitelist, toggleddownfall, xp, tell, me and kill commands are not listed.
kick <playername> Forcibly disconnects playername from the server.
list Shows the names of all currently-connected players.
pardon <playername> Removes playername from the blacklist, allowing them to connect again.
pardon-ip <ip-address> Removes ip-address from the blacklist, allowing them to connect again.
save-all Forces the server to write all pending changes to the world to disk.
save-off Disables the server writing to the world files. All changes will temporarily be queued.
save-on Enables the server writing to the world files. This is the default behaviour.
say <message> Broadcasts message to all players on the server (in bright pink letters).
stop Gracefully shuts down the server.
time <set|add> <number> Set or increment (add to) the world time. <number> is an integer between 0 and 24000, inclusive, where 0 is dawn, 6000 midday, 12000 dusk and 18000 midnight (i.e. the clock is bisected; left side is night, right side is day). Note: You can also subtract from the current time by using the 'add X' modifier, by using a negative value (i.e. 'time add -6000' would change midnight to dusk)
toggledownfall Toggles rain and snow.
tp <playername> <targetplayer> Teleports playername to targetplayer's location.
whitelist <add|remove> <playername> Adds or removes playername from whitelist.
whitelist <on|off> Enables/disables the server's use of a whitelist. Note: Server ops will always be able to connect when the whitelist is active, even if their names do not appear in the whitelist.
whitelist <reload> Reloads the list of playernames in white-list.txt from disk (used when whitelist.txt has been modified outside of Minecraft).
xpset <playername> <amount> Gives the specified user the given number of orbs. Maximum is 5000 per command. Negative amounts may be used to remove experience progress, but not actual levels.


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ISBNs Data
ID
ISBN
Buy Price
Sell Price
Difference
Action
ID
ISBN
Buy Price
Sell Price
Difference
Action
How to use:
Add new ISBNs number:
Upload CSV file
Setting your data excel like this file.
Donwload here!
.
Save as to .csv format.
Click Upload CSV button and select your CSV file. You can donwload example CSV file in
here
.
Apps will auto scrape the data.
Textarea
Insert ISBNs number to textarea field with coma spareated.
Click Submit button to run apps.
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Click Add New number button. You will get a modal popup.
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Difference


|Paper|
|Supplementary material|
Hakan Erdogan, Scott Wisdom, Xuankai Chang1*, Zalán Borsos, Marco Tagliasacchi, Neil Zeghidour, John R. Hershey
Google Research, 1Carnegie Mellon University
*Work done during an internship at Google.
We present TokenSplit, a speech separation model that acts on discrete token sequences. The model is trained on multiple tasks simultaneously: separate and transcribe each speech source, and generate speech from text. The model operates on transcripts and audio token sequences and achieves multiple tasks through masking of inputs. The model is a sequence-to-sequence encoder-decoder model that uses the Transformer architecture. We also present a "refinement" version of the model that predicts enhanced audio tokens from the audio tokens of speech separated by a conventional separation model. Using both objective metrics and subjective MUSHRA listening tests, we show that our model achieves excellent performance in terms of separation, both with or without transcript conditioning. We also measure the automatic speech recognition (ASR) performance and provide audio samples of speech synthesis to demonstrate the additional utility of our model.
We evaluated our models using the multiple stimulus hidden reference and anchor (MUSHRA) protocol.
128 examples from the Libri2Mix test set were used, and there are 256 total examples rated since there are two sources per mixture. Each example was evaluated by 5 raters through an online interface and were required to wear headphones. We ran one listening test with variable-length audio (88 raters), and another listening test with the first 3 seconds of the same variable-length clips (97 raters). As MUSHRA anchors, we used the input mixture, the input mixture with a 15 dB boost in SNR for the target source to simulate interference reduction, and mu-law encoding with 52 levels to simulate distortion of the source. We compare the conventional TDCN++ masking-based separation model against TokenSplit and TokenSplitRefine.
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TokenSplit can be used as a text-to-speech model if all inputs except a source transcript are masked out. Note that this is a different order than the two-stage SPEAR-TTS model, which predicts semantic tokens from text, then acoustic tokens from these semantic tokens. Like SPEAR-TTS, since only the transcript is provided, TokenSplit chooses a random speaker identity. Note that the transcripts are predicted by an ASR model from the original speech, and thus have some minor errors.
| Transcript | Original speech | Generated speech | |
| "There's a ring for shift a friendly and here is a bracelet in this" | |||
| "The atmosphere is evidently charged and serves" | |||
| "Alexander pased up and down the hallway, but named them" |
Through informal listening, we found that another variant of TokenSplit performs better than the version described in our paper for TTS. This variant changes the output order of TokenSplit. Instead of predicting acoustic tokens + semantic tokens + transcripts, the model predicts transcripts + semantic tokens + acoustic tokens. This means the model first samples transcripts, then acoustic tokens conditioned on the transcripts, which encourages the acoustic tokens to better match the transcript. Here are some examples of this variant of the model, where we feed two transcripts at the input, and decode both sources' acoustic tokens. "Gen. speech" refers to speech generated by the original order of output tokens of TokenSplit, and "Variant gen. speech" refers to speech generated by the variant's order of output tokens.
| Transcript 1 | Transcript 2 | Orig. speech 1 | Orig. speech 2 | Gen. speech 1 | Gen. speech 2 | Variant gen. speech 1 | Variant gen. speech 2 | |
| "This transit spring and lighting up are beauty." | "The weather if we may use the term." | |||||||
| "We look for that reward, which I have not seen." | "It's exciting to see everything growing so fast and to get there." | |||||||
| "Familiarity is a filling capable of degree." | "I am not complaining that the rate is slow but that the sea." |


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Marenthyu's Guide to Custom Firmware using SeedMiner
Using SeedMiner with a friend giving you your LFCS
You have a friend with Homebrew already, yay!
Before we continue, however:
If you do not have a dedicated graphics card, this will take FOREVER - you are
better off asking someone else for help.
If you do have one, though, good! Please follow along:
Section One - movable_part1.sed
- Add your friend to your friendslist on the 3DS
- Let your friend add you to his Friend List on the 3DS
- Tell your friend to download
SeedMiner and install or run seedStarter on their 3DS
If your friend only has Userland homebrew, it may fail. Tell them to read the readme.txt in the seedminer .zip, it has instructions for that case. - Your friend presses B to dump their friends
movable_part1.sed
's - Your friend powers off their 3DS
- Your friend puts their SD Card into their PC
- Your friend sends you your
movable_part1.sed
, which they will find in theseedstarter
directory on their 3DS; It will be prefixed with your Friendcode. - Rename it to movable_part1.sed if it is not yet named that.
- Copy the file into a new folder.
Section Two - Checking Python
Now that you have that file, we need to make sure you have python installed.
- Open a command Prompt by typing
CMD
into the start menu search bar and pressing return - In the new black window, type
py -3 --version
- If it reports
Python Version 2.x.x
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Python Version 3.x.x
, you have Python 3. - If it complains, you either have Python 2 or no Python.
- Go to python.org and download and install the most recent Python 3 version, then redo this part to confirm it worked.
- If it reports
- Type
py -3 -mpip install pycryptodomex
- If it does not give an error, you are good to go.
- If you do get an error, try launching the command prompt as administrator by right-clicking the entry in the windows search and selecting run as Administrator; then try again.
Section Three - Downloading SeedMiner and adding your ID0
Next, we will add your ID0 to your movable_part1.sed
. Without it, the file is virtually useless.
- Download the latest release of SeedMiner from here
- Extract the zip file
- Move your
movable_part1.sed
into theseedminer
directory you just extracted, soseedminer_launcher3.py
andmovable_part1.sed
are in the same directory. - Next to the
seedminer_launcher3.py
file, hold SHIFT and right click, then selectOpen PowerShell Window here...
orOpen Command Prompt here...
- Type
py -3 seedminer_launcher3.py update-db
into the new window. - Wait for it to finish, then type
py -3 seedminer_launcher3.py id0 [YOUR ID0 HERE]
- replace[YOUR ID0 HERE]
with your ID0 we acquired before. - If it succeeded,
- And you have a graphics card, type
py -3 seedminer_launcher3.py gpu
- And you don't have a graphics card, type
py -3 seedminer_launcher3.py cpu
I repeat:If you do not have a dedicated graphics card, this will take FOREVER - you are better off asking someone else for help.
- And you have a graphics card, type
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- Wait.
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forum.
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Private Agenda create music to reminisce to, in a variety of shades, from their studios in London and Berlin.
In their teen years, Sean Phillips and Martin Aggrowe dipped in and out of musical projects with their peers, swapping instruments, records and literature along the way. What united these early efforts was a growing fascination and exploration of a multi-genre, interdisciplinary approach to musical projects. If Private Agenda didn’t exist in name, it existed in spirit from an early stage.
In a creative industry obsessed with labels and labelling, it was the discovery of the eclectic music and fashion culture of the late 1980s ‘Balearic Beat’ – a world where Talking Heads, Mark Isham and The Human League could be uttered in the same sentence – and a site where consciously forward-thinking production and stylistic sensibilities with deep roots in the electronic music underground were coupled with unabashed reverence for melody and pop songwriting. It was the musical culture of an island the pair had never set foot upon that would give the pair’s collaborative work a referential framework.
The pair have embarked on a scopious musical journey releasing music on iconic indie labels such as International Feel, Lo Recordings (Aphex Twin, Grimes), Wall of Sound (Grace Jones, Röyksopp) and Live at Robert Johnson (Fort Romeau, Roman Flügel), collaborating with artists such as Berghain resident Massimiliano Pagliara, attracting remixes from artists such as Tuff City Kids and Andy Butler (Hercules and Love Affair) and taking their live show on tour with emerging talents like Parcels (Kitsune) and Park Hotel, attracting admirers in the electronic music underground and the mainstream music industry alike.
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by Philip Mangwiro‘Sanii Makhalima Vatiregerera,’ A Song About The Zimbabwe Situation
Contemporary musician Sani Makhalima has released a politically charged song on the state of affairs in Zimbabwe. The song ‘Vatiregerera’ speaks on the plight of ordinary citizens.
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A gang of marauding thugs plundered a textile shop in Harare’s CBD in broad daylight on Wednesday. According to reports reaching iHarare, the armed robbers made off with $18 000 ZWL after ransacking a textile shop in Leopold Takawira Street. The incident occurred just before 6 PM.
Video footage recorded by the shop’s surveillance camera shows three thugs armed with a button stick unleashing terror on shop attendants. Upon gaining entry into the shop through the entrance, the thugs assault a shop attendant who is behind the counter before turning onto the other attendants who then run to safety. One of the thugs goes behind the counter and starts packing money into a black paper bag.
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CHARLIE CHAN AT THE CIRCUS (director: Harry Lachman; screenwriters: Robert Ellis/Helen Logan; cinematographer: Daniel Clark; editor: Alex Troffey; cast: Warner Oland (Charlie Chan), Keye Luke (Lee), J. Carrol Naish (Holt), Shia Jung (Su Toy), Olive Brasno (Tiny), George Brasno (Tim), Maxine Reiner (Marie Norman), Shirley Deane (Lil Norman), John McGuire (Hal Blake), Francis Ford (Gaines), Paul Stanton (Joe Kinney), Drue Leyton (Nellie Farrell), Boothe Howard (Dan Farrell), Wade Boteler (Lieutenant Macy); Runtime: 72; 20th Century Fox; 1936)
Reviewed by Dennis Schwartz
A very entertaining Charlie Chan episode, though the way Charlie gets the killer seems far-fetched and the killer's reason had to be explained by Charlie because nothing in the film would indicate his reason. When Charlie shows up with his family of 14 at the circus, it was a funny sight to take in. He's a guest of the co-owner of the circus, Joe Kinney (Stanton). Kinney is worried because he's been receiving threatening letters and wants to ask Charlie about them. They plan to meet sometime during the show.
Charlie's 12 kids are awed by the dancing act of Tiny (Olive Brasno) and Tim (George Brasno), they are the tiniest people in the world (in real-life they are brother-and-sister midget performers). Number one son, Lee (Luke), is romantically inclined to the show's contortionist, Su Toy (Shia Jung), but she's giving him the runaround.
When Charlie goes to meet Kinney at his wagon, he finds it locked. The co-owner Gaines (Ford) can't open the door with his key since it's bolted from the inside, but when they enter through the vent they find the dead body of the strangled Kinney. All the evidence points to the dangerous ape, who someone let out of the cage with a lost key, as being the killer.
Kinney made many enemies, therefore there are many suspects. Gaines, even though everyone in the circus likes him, is the prime suspect because he may not be able to pay the notes he owes Kinney at the end of the season and will therefore lose the circus he loves. Hal Blake (McGuire), the animal trainer, is a suspect because he hates Kinney when he sees him whip the ape and doesn't know how to treat circus people. He wants to quit and asks Louise Norman (Shirley Deane) to leave the circus with him. Lou's sister Marie Norman (Maxine Reiner), a trapeze artist, wants to marry Kinney, while Nellie Farrell (Drew Leyton), the circus dresser, looks to her scam artist brother Dan Farrell (Boothe Howard) for help about handling her problem with Kinney. She has a marriage certificate saying she was married to him 5 months ago and will use that to claim a partnership in the circus. Holt (J. Carrol Naish-portrayed Charlie Chan on a late-1950s TV series) is the surly snake-tamer, who says someone's trying to pin the blame on him when a deadly snake is found in Charlie's train compartment. The circus is on the train to go perform in the next town, as the police are also aboard to wrap up the case.
The small-town cop, Lieutenant Macy (Wade Boteler), is handling the case, but receiving limited help from Lee, who thinks he's a chip off the old block; but, from Charlie, he's watching a master detective operate.
Charlie's best quote: "Mind like parachute - only function when open."
This film had a good circus atmosphere, lots of charm to it, and the suspects did a good job of looking guilty.
REVIEWED ON 8/5/2001 GRADE: B
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10 Steps to Evaluate a Rails Project
It will come a time when you will have to decide whether to maintain a Rails project or not.
If you want to seriously consider it, you should follow these 10 steps:
1. Setup the development environment
Git clone the repository and try to start the server. Is the README
clear enough? Can you follow the steps in the file and easily get started?
A lot of projects will have a README
that is out of date and/or instructions that don't work right off the bat.
Most of the projects will define guidelines like these:
- Configure your
config/database.yml
- Configure your
.env
file - Setup the database
rake db:create db:migrate db:seed
- Start the server
rails server
The best projects will have a one-liner that will setup the entire environment for you.
For example:
cd path/to/project
./bin/setup
rails server
2. Run the tests
Once you have setup your development environment, try to run the tests. For example:
rake
Any decent Rails project will have a passing build, even if it's not very thorough.
Hopefully, the build won’t take more than 10 minutes to finish. Some builds will take a long time, especially if they include integration tests (e.g. Integration tests that use the Selenium driver)
Did the build pass? Did it fail? How many failures did you get?
In the best case scenario, the tests will pass.
3. Review schema.rb
A good way to see the complexity of an application is to see the amount of tables in the database. Does it have more than 20 tables? More than 100? Can you easily draw an ERD of the core models? Are the tables normalized?
I like doing the exercise of drawing the core business tables and the relationships between them. This usually helps me understand the business behind the project.
4. Review .env
Does the project have a .env
file or similar? If the project doesn’t have one, it’s a clear sign that there will be trouble moving the project across environments (development, test, staging, production)
By now we should all know that we should all be using environment variables. If someone developed this project without env variables, you will probably find condition statements for this problem all over the codebase.
5. Check the Gemfile
Find out the project's Rails version. Is it the latest version? Is it older than 3.0?
One thing that we’ve learned is that upgrading Rails in a project is not a walk in the park.
Does it use gems that are not currently maintained? This could be a sign that you will have to migrate to new gems, which will produce extra work and affect your estimates.
6. Run bundle-audit
Bundler Audit is a useful gem that will check for known vulnerabilities for the gems specified in Gemfile.lock
If there are any vulnerable dependencies, this tool will suggest that you upgrade to a patched version of the gem.
In the best case scenario, you will see something like this:
etagwerker:ombushop/ (master) $ bundle-audit
No vulnerabilities found
7. Setup Code Climate
This is a quick (and paid) step to check code quality. At Ombu Labs we have a business account that we use for our products and our client's projects.
Code Climate is a paid service that does automated code review for test coverage, complexity, duplication, security, and style.
You can quickly find code hotspots, potential issues, potential bug risks, and even coverage stats.
What is the GPA of the project? 4.0? 1.5? This will give you an overall idea of the complexity within the project. 4.0 is the best you can get!
A free alternative would be to run some (or all) of these tools on the project:
8. Check code coverage
As much as I like Code Climate, simplecov is an even faster way to generate a quick report about code coverage.
This tool will tell you the coverage percentage for each application layer. How much percentage is covered in the models' tests? How much for the controllers' tests?
Which are the least covered files? How many relevant lines are in each file? How many of them are covered by a test?
The overall test coverage percentage will give you an idea about how much past developers cared about tests.
If you are going to be changing the code, you need to make sure that this code is covered. If not, it will be a nightmare!
You should complement this report with a qualitative code review of the tests, to make sure that the coverage is actually thorough.
9. Research the development process
Do the developers have a process to introduce changes to the project? Do they use code reviews before they merge anything to master
? Do they have a CI service that runs with every pull request? Do they even use pull requests?
What's in the roadmap for the next 3 months? Is this project on fire? Do they need a firefighter? Why is it on fire?
10. Review performance stats
Do they use Skylight? NewRelic? What are the slowest and busiest requests? What are the main performance problems?
Most projects won't have information from these (paid) services. So you will have to find out on your own. If they use Google Analytics, you might find some information about poor page performance.
Conclusion
These are the steps that we currently follow before we take over a Rails project. They've been quite helpful for us. I recommend that you use them to judge the quality of the project as objectively as possible.
Project maintainers, product owners and founders won't know the state of the code. You can't trust their opinion.
At Ombu Labs, if all these steps pass we will be happy to take over the project. If most of them fail we will usually send the company a free code quality report and respectfully decline.
I would love to know your opinion about these steps. Do you have other steps that you would recommend? Let me know!


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Palomino Lane shared-use path now complete in Lee County
by WFTX Digital TeamLEE COUNTY, Fla. — There's a new path for bikers and pedestrians in Fort Myers.
Fox 4 was at the ribbon-cutting for the Palomino Lane shared-use path.
The Lee County Department of Transportation recently completed the one-and-a-half-mile path that connects to existing pathways and sidewalks.
This created a 20-mile route in the area.
Part of the $1.6 million-dollar DOT project also includes storm water improvements along Palomino.
Crews also raised the banks of a pond near the new path.
To prevent overflow during flooding.


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Login into TOXsIgN
To log in to your TOXsIgN account you will need to click on the “Login” button on the top right-hand corner of TOXsIgN. Use your account email address and password to log into TOXsIgN.
If your password is not working, request a new password by entering your email address in our reset form. If our system cannot find your email address, you may be entering the wrong one. Keep reading.
This will take you to a page where you need to enter your email, and password.
TOXsIgN organization overview
The TOXsIgN repository is organized in a four-layer architecture (Project > Assay > Factor > Signature) associated with a unique identifier. The project layer covers one or several studies addressing specific questions.
Each study in turn is associated with at least one assay that assesses the exposure of a given study model (e.g., cell culture, living animal, human population) to at least one chemical (e.g., pesticide, plasticizer, drug, or endocrine disruptor),
physical (e.g., type of radiation or temperature) or biological (e.g., pathogen or parasite) agent at a given dose and for a given time of exposure. This organization makes TOXsIgN compatible with mixtures and transgenerational studies.
A toxicogenomic signature is defined as the description of the “omic” (e.g. epigenomic, transcriptomic, or proteomic) effects on individuals or their descendants of exposure to single or combined environmental agents.
Register
In order to register you will need to click on the “Register” button on the top right-hand corner of the website.
You will then need to enter your first and last name, your institute name, a valid e-mail address, your professional address and password.
Before you can login, you must active your account with the link sent to your email address. If you don't get an email: Check your Spam or Bulk Mail folders.
Update my project
In order to update the information associated to a given project, including associated studies, assays, factors and signatures, please navigate to the project view and then re-upload the updated TOXsIgN spreadsheet describing the corresponding project using the “Update” button.
Uploading signatures or additional files
In order to upload a file to a given signature, please navigate to the signature view (http://toxsign.genouest.org/app/#/browse?dataset=TSSXXXX) and click on the “Upload” button associated with the signature.
Four types of files can be uploaded:
- UP: containing the set of up-regulated/overexpressed/positively altered genes.
- DOWN: containing the set of down-regulated/underexpressed/negatively altered genes.
- INTERROGATED: containing the entire set of interrogated genes.
- Additional file: Any type of file related to the signature.
Please make sure that the uploaded files should have the same name as the one indicated in the Excel spreadsheet.
Importantly, the uploaded files (UP, DOWN and INTERROGATED) must be text file with only one identifier (Entrez gene) per line.
Project status
By default, each submitted project and its related signatures are tagged with a “private” status meaning that only authorized users (the owner but also coauthors) can access the uploaded data. At this stage, information can still be modified simply by uploading an updated version of the Excel template. A button is available on the web interface for each project to request the TOXsIgN administrators to change the project status from private to public. If “warnings” are still detected, this demand is rejected. The administrators will then help the investigators make the necessary modifications to change the status. Full instructions and examples of the submission procedure are provided in the tutorial section.
How to fill the TOXsIgN spreadsheet
During the submission procedure, investigators should record all required information in a dedicated Excel template. This document is divided into six sheets dedicated to:
i) the description of one project; ii) of at least one study; iii) of at least one assay; iv) of at least one experimental factor; v) of at least one signature; finally, vi) the last sheet describes all ontologies used in TOXsIgN.
This template is frequently updated. You should always make sure that you are using the latest version.
Project
The project layer (associated with an identifier with the “TSP” prefix) covers one or several studies and is described with the following information:
- A unique project ID (“TSP” prefix): Please do not modify it.
- A title (XXX words/letters): Please provide a unique title describing the overall project.
- A description (XXX words/letters): Please provide a brief description of this project. The abstract from the associated publication may be suitable. Multiple summary lines can be included.
- PubMed link(s) (comma-separated): [Optional]: Please specify a valid PubMed identifier (PMID) corresponding to the submitted project. This information is usually not available at the time of submission - it can be added later after manuscript acceptance.
- Crosslink(s): [Optional] Please specify web links to other we resources that will supplement all these information. Make sure these wen links are stable.
Studies
One study addresses specific questions and is associated with at least one assay. There are two types of study: interventional and observational studies.
An interventional study is defined as: A study in which participants are assigned to receive one or more interventions (or no intervention) so that researchers can evaluate the effects of the interventions on biomedical or health-related outcomes. The assignments are determined by the study protocol. Participants may receive diagnostic, therapeutic, or other types of interventions.
An observational study is defined as: A biomedical or behavioral research study of human subjects designed to assess risk factors for disease development or progression, assess natural history of risk factors or disease, identify variations based on geographic or personal characteristics (such as race/ethnicity or gender), track temporal trends, or describe patterns of clinical care and treatment in absence of specific study-mandated interventions.
Each line in the corresponding sheet describes one study that is described using the following information:
- A unique study ID (TSS prefix): Please do not modify it.
- Associated project: Please indicate the project ID (TSP) associated to this study.
- A title (XXX words/letters): Please provide a unique title describing the overall study.
- A description (XXX words/letters): Please provide a brief description of the study. The abstract from the associated publication may be suitable. Multiple summary lines can be included.
- Design: [Optional] Please provide a description of the experimental design
- Result(s): [Optional] Please provide a short description of the observed outcome(s) of this study.
- Study type: Please choose between “interventional” or “observational”.
- Inclusion period: [Optional & only for observational study] Please indicate the time window during which subjects were included in the study: specify starting and ending dates.
- Inclusion criteria: [Optional & only for observational study] Please indicate the attribute of subjects that are essential for their selection to participate.
- Exclusion criteria: [Optional & only for observational study] Please indicate the attribute or response that is incompatible with the conduction of the study, leading to the exclusion of subjects from the study.
- Follow up: [Optional & only for observational study] Please indicate the duration between the inclusion and the outcome (prospective study), or between the exposure and the outcome (retrospective study): specify duration or starting and ending date.
- Population size: [Optional & only for observational study] Please give the number of subjects participating in the study, after consideration of inclusion and exclusion criteria.
- Pubmed Id(s) (comma-separated): [Optional] [Optional]: Please specify a valid PubMed identifier (PMID) corresponding to the submitted project. This information is usually not available at the time of submission - it can be added later after manuscript acceptance.
Assays
The assay assesses the exposure of a given model (e.g., cell culture, living animal, organ explant, human population) to at least one factor at a given dose and for a given time of exposure.
An assay is in general an experiment that converts either a material or data sample, into a new material or data sample, via a protocol. Multiple assays can be connected to a study.
Each line describes an assay and each assay is described using the following information:
- A unique Assay ID (“TST” prefix): Please do not modify it.
- Associated study: Please indicate the Study identifier (TSS) associated to this assay.
- A title: Please provide a unique title describing the assay
- Organism: [Optional & use ontologies] Please indicate the organism from which the biological material was derived (pleas use the controlled vocabularies).
- Sex: [Optional] Please indicate the gender.
- Developmental stage: [Optional] Please indicate the developmental stage.
- Tissue: [Optional & use ontologies] Please indicate the tissue from which the biological material was derived.
- Generation: [Optional] Please indicate the generation.
- Cell: [Optional & use ontologies] Please indicate the cell-type from which the biological material was derived.
- Cell line: [Optional & use ontologies] Please indicate the cell-line used.
- Experimental type: [Optional] Please indicate the experimental type (in vivo, ex vivo, in vitro...).
- Population age: [Optional & only for observational study].
- Geographical location: [Optional & only for observational study].
- Control / Reference: [Optional & only for observational study].
- Biological matrice: [Optional & only for observational study].
- Additional information: [Optional] Please mention any other information not provided in the other fields.
Factors
An experimental factor describes at least one chemical (e.g. pesticides, plasticizers, drugs, endocrine disruptors), physical (e.g. radiations, temperature) or biological (e.g. pathogens, parasites) factor at a given dose and at a given time of exposure. This organization makes TOXsIgN compatible with mixture studies. Factors are currently restricted to chemical compounds.
Each line describes one factor and each factor is described using the following information:
- A unique Factor ID: Please do not modify it.
- Associated assay: Please indicate the Assay identifier (TST prefix) associated with this experimental factor.
- Exposition factor: Please indicate the type of factor (biological, physical or chemical). Currently TOXsIgN is restricted to chemical factor.
- Chemical name: [Optional & use ontologies] Please indicate the name of the chemical factor.
- Biological: [Not available] Please indicate the name of the biological factor.
- Physical name: [Not available] Please indicate the name of the physical factor.
- Vehicle: Please indicate the vehicle used.
- Route: Please indicate the route used.
- Dose: Please indicate the administered dose.
- Exposure duration: Please indicate the exposition time.
- Exposure frequency: [Optional] Please describe the chronical exposition protocol.
- Additional information: [Optional] Please mention any other information not provided in the other fields.
Signatures
A toxicological signature is defined as the description of physiological, cellular, molecular or omic effects on individuals or their descendants, after exposure to single or combined environmental factors. You can create either physiological, molecular or genomic signatures.
Physiological signature: physiological responses (i.e. disease, pathway or biological process alteration) after an exposure to single or combined environmental factors.
Molecular signature: molecular responses after an exposure to single or combined environmental factors.
Genomic signature: set of genes whose expression is known to be positively or negatively altered after an exposure to single or combined environmental factors.
Each line describes one signature and each factor is described using the following information:
- A unique Signature ID (TSS prefix): Please do not modify it.
- Associated study: Please indicate the Study identifier (TSS) associated with this signature.
- Associated assay: Please indicate the Assay identifier (TST) associated with this signature.
- Title: Please provide a unique title describing the overall signature.
- Type: Please indicate the signature type (physiological, molecular or genomic).
- Organism: [Optional & use ontologies] Please indicate the organism from which the biological material was derived.
- Sex: [Optional] Please indicate the gender.
- Developmental stage: [Optional] Please indicate the developmental stage.
- Tissue: [Optional & use ontologies] Please indicate the tissue from which the biological material was derived.
- Cell: [Optional & use ontologies] Please indicate the cell-type from which the biological material was derived.
- Cell line: [Optional & use ontologies] Please indicate the cellline used.
- Generation: [Optional] Please indicate the generation (F0 is default).
- Associated phenotype, diseases processes or pathway / outcome: [Optional & use ontologies & only for physiological and molecular signatures] Please indicate the observed outcome(s) after exposure using controlled vocabularies.
- Technology used: [Optional & only for genomic signature] Please indicate the technology used to obtain the signature.
- Platform: [Optional & only for genomics signatures] Please indicate the GEO Platform accession number (GPLxxx).
- Control / unexposed (n=): [Optional & only for obs. studies] Please indicate the number of subjects in the reference group for the statistical comparison.
- Case / exposed (n=): [Optional & only for obs. studies] Please indicate the number of subjects in the group to be compared to the reference, for the present statistical comparison.
- Observed effect: [Optional & only for physiological and molecular signatures] Please describe the observed trend of the associated phenotype (increase, decrease, NA, ...).
- Statistical significance: [Optional & use ontologies & only for obs. studies] Please indicate whether the associations reach the statistical significance or not, considering a standard threshold of p-value <\0.05 (or less, in case of correction for multiple testing).
- Statistical value: [Optional & use ontologies & only for obs. studies] Please provide main statistical information (odd ratio / relative risk and confidence interval, p-value, beta, rho, p-trend …).
- Statistical adjustments: [Optional & use ontologies & only for obs. studies] Please provide the list of the main covariates on which statistical adjustment have been performed (e.g. using multivariate analyses), or variables neutralized by matching, stratification or standardization.
- Other statistical information: [Optional & use ontologies & only for obs. studies] Please mention any other statistical information (odd ratio / relative risk and confidence interval, p-value, beta, rho, p-trend …).
- Identifier type: [Optional & only for genomics signatures] Please indicate the type of identifier used for the signature. Default is Entrez gene in TOXsIgN.
- UP: [Optional & only for genomics signatures] Please upload the file containing the set of up-regulated/overexpressed/positively altered genes.
- DOWN: [Optional & only for genomics signatures] Please upload the file containing the set of down-regulated/underexpressed/negatively altered genes.
- INTERROGATED: [Only for genomics signatures] Please upload the file containing the entire set of interrogated genes.
- Additional file: [Optional] Please upload any additional files.
- Number of sample: [Optional] Please indicate the number of exposed samples.
- Fold change: [Optional] Please indicate the fold change cutoff used for the statistical filtration.
- Pvalue: [Optional] Please indicate the Pvalue threshold used for the statistical filtration.
- Statistical processing: [Optional] Please mention any other relevant information not provided in the other fields.


In part one of this blog series we have used Citrus in combination with Apache Camel for setting up a complete integration test scenario. Remember we have interacted with our Camel route via JMS as client and via SOAP Http WebService as a server.
Now in the second part we want to interact with a Camel route using direct and Seda in memory message transports. First of all we need a Camel route to test.
The Camel route is obviously very simple. The route reads messages from a direct inbound endpoint and forwards all messages to a Seda in memory channel. The Seda communication is synchronous so the route waits for a synchronous response to arrive. Now when we would like to test this simple route we would have to provide the inbound messages to trigger the route and we would have to provide proper synchronous response messages on the Seda endpoint.
Lets set up a Citrus test case for this test scenario. We need a direct Camel route message endpoint that is able to call the Camel route. The Camel endpoints are available with a separate Citrus module. We need to add this library to our project as test scoped dependency if not already done so.
Now we can use the Citrus Camel endpoint components in the Spring bean application context that is part of the Citrus project.
As you can see we have added two Citrus endpoint components both coming from the Citrus Camel module. The first component is interacting with the direct endpoint direct:hello and the second component is interacting with the Seda seda:sayHello endpoint. Both Citrus components use synchronous message communication so we are able to send and receive messages synchronously. Let’s move on with writing a test case.
The test is using Spring’s autowiring mechanism in order to inject the Citrus message endpoint components. We have four message interactions in our test. First of all we send a plain text message to the direct Camel route endpoint. The Camel route is triggered and according to the route logic the message is forwarded to the Seda endpoint. The second test action is a message receive action on this same Seda endpoint. So if the Camel route logic is working as expected we should be able to receive a message here. The receive test action also performs a validation on the message content received. As a tester we specify the expected message payload. Citrus as test framework compares this expectation to the message content actually arriving. When everything is matching as expected we continue with the test.
As the Seda endpoint is synchronous we can send back a response to the calling client. In our test this is done with a respective send message action that references the same Seda endpoint. Before we send back a plain text response message we add a sleep test action in order to simulate some hard work on the backend. As a next step the Camel route receives our simulated response message and immediately responds to the calling direct endpoint client to complete the route. This is our last step in the test case where we receive the very same response message on the direct endpoint as final message response.
Please do not get confused with this test setup. This scenario is purely constructed for demonstrating how Citrus interacts with Camel routes in terms of synchronous communication on both ends (consuming and producing). As the test performs all actions four messages are exchanged in between Citrus and our Camel route to test. If everything is working as expected all messages are completed and the test case is successful.
Someone might feel uncomfortable in defining the Citrus endpoint components for each Camel route endpoint in the Spring application context just to reference them inside the test case. This is where dynamic endpoints come in handy. Citrus is also able to create the endpoint at runtime. See how this looks like.
With the dynamic endpoints we do not have to use any of the predefined endpoint components in the Citrus Spring application context. The test just creates the endpoints automatically at runtime. The result is exactly the same as before.
We have seen that Citrus is able to both send and receive message from an to route message endpoints in Apache Camel. This is a good way of testing Camel routes with simulation of route interface partners. In the next part I will add some error scenarios where the Seda endpoint component is forcing an exception that should be handled within our Camel route.


Pttr connects everyday individuals like you to animal shelters in your local area, who need your support - shelters that often lack the resources to help the troubling number of stray animals out in the streets.
Pttr also empowers shelters to easily manage and track both stray animals currently in their care as well as those that are out in the street.
Best of all, Pttr is free - and always will be.


Press 'n' to start a new game Control your ship with arrow keys Shoot with 'ctrl' Go oldschool with 'o'


DOWNLOAD FILE FROM THE REPOSITORY
Online formular: Retrieve File
Tested command line example with curl:
curl -H "Content-Type: multipart/form-data" -XGET http://localhost:8000/download?filepath=mypath\&filename=main.c --output main.c
Online formular: Retrieve Metadata
CAUTION:
- Field names in the json must be lower-case
- The path and the fileName are case sensitive (put the correct uper or lower case)
Tested command line example with curl:
curl -XGET 'http://localhost:8000/query_metadata?Path=mypath%2F&filename=main.c'
PHANTOM project: 2018


Imaginary numbers visualized!
An example of imaginary numbers using the imaginary (Argand) plane, and the mathematical rotations.


I have the following if/else I am having trouble with, it is displaying both the if and the else and I am lost as to what to do with it, heres the code
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//Display weight category in if/else 18.5 to 25
if (displayBmi <= 18.4)
{
// Output underweight
cout << "You are currently underweight, eat more!\n";
}
if (displayBmi >= 25.1)
{
// Output overweight.
cout << "You are currently overweight. Put the cake DOWN!\n";
}
else
{
// Output optimal.
cout << "You are currently in the optimal BMI category, great job!\n";
}
this is for a BMI calculator and no matter the bmi number it will display the underweight "if" AND the else, which is the optimal. So i want it to basically say.
If bmi is less than or equal to 18.4 then its underweight
if bmi is greater than or equal to 25.1 then its overweight
If it is in between those two ranges it is optimal


Returns TRUE if gftis refnum is invalid. Use this function to make sure a reference to a file still resides in system memory and was not closed.


The list of countries and their locals:
{{'Country :' + country.name + ', Locale : ' + country.locale }}


here’s a text file on my PC:
use ninfs
depending on Windows or Linux respectively
py -3 -m ninfs gui
python3 -m ninfs gui
if on SD card, drag Nintendo 3DS folder in with movable.sed (found in NAND or in backups or whatever I have it)
then mount and get your app files
then put app files in ninfs and extract romfs and get bcsar files
edit 11/05/2019: for cia you can use
ctrtool --contents=contents game.cia
ctrtool --exheader=exheader.bin --exefsdir=exefs --romfsdir=romfs --logo=logo.bcma.lz --plainrgn=plain.bin <contents.0000.xxxxxxxx>
then go to BCSAR_ExtractTools (found on github), extract bcsar and then convert all bcwav to wav (i used audacity fork by jackoalan, hopefully there's a better way)
edit 11/09/2019: do not use audacity fork, use foobar2000 with the vgmstream plugin as it will export the loops properly when converting everything at once (add all songs to a playlist, select all and convert to WAV)
convert bcseq to MIDI and run sf2comp with text file in root of extracttools also the wav files as well
mess with soundfont using polyphone (or viena i guess?) if you need to but it should work
and that should be it
also note: VGMTrans (VGMTrans_WTL.exe) is way better but does not support BCSAR, it does support BRSAR on the Wii and you can export MID and SF2 way more easily


Tactical Biathlon Side Match
in July –
There are plans for a Tactical Biathlon Side Match following the 22 LR Match on July
17, 2010. Note: This is a schedule change from
the normal 4th Saturday.
Ari Theodore is developing a one stage competition that combines
walking or running, rifle shooting (any caliber), and pistol shooting (any
caliber). It also has time penalties for missed shots.
Details –
- Locations: The Gulch
& City Limits with the running course out to the Back Forty.
- Distance:
.75 – 1.0 mile
- Start: At the Global one entrance gate.
- Divisions:
.22 or Standard
(anything larger than .22 cal)
- Firearms
Req: Pistol and Rifle (if one of the
firearms is larger than .22 cal, you are in the Standard Div.)
- Round
Count: 16 rifle, 16 pistol (max of 30rds of
rifle and 35 pistol).
- Misc:
Shooter must utilize a secure strong side holster for pistol (must be able
to hold pistol while shooter is moving at full speed). Shooter can utilize a sling for the
rifle. *Please
be aware that this is an event where the shooter must travel on uneven
terrain carrying weapons in a hot dry climate for up to one mile and
shooting from both standing and prone.
- Questions:
refer to Ari Theodore: atwolf@hotmail.com


Overview
A bike lane breach report can be filed for any obstruction blocking a bike lane (cars, delivery trucks, buses, and many more).
If you see a bike lane obstruction, there are two ways to submit a report:
- If you have 30 seconds: complete a submission in real time by simply opening the app, taking a photo, entering a few fields about the obstruction, and submit! This option is preferred because the date/time of the blockage is important.
- If you don't have 30 seconds: open the camera app and take a few photos of the obstruction. At a later time (as soon as possible), open the app, select the best in-focus photo of the obstruction from the photo gallery, enter a few fields about the obstruction, and submit!


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Name: Muhd Irfan Course: DEEE School: Singapore Polytechnic Year:3<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|
Hi my name is Irfan. As you can see from above, i am currently undergoing my final/3 year of my Electrical & Electronic Engineering course. A well-knowned fact about myself, is that i am huge fan of model making. Since a young age, i always enjoy creating figurines using playdough. One of my all time favourite designer is Adam Savage. His modificaton of a nerf blaster and replica of the Hellboy gun,"The Good Samaritan", enhance my desire to design and make things.


Rules Engine FrameworkMahendra Kumar
Design a Rules Engine Framework which will help administrators to define rules for form validations across all forms in an application. This includes, (1) Required format e.g email, phone code, etc (2) Required text length or range (3) Smart defaults, e.g country selection defaults phone country code, etc.
The rules framework should consider different UI patterns including alerts and warnings.
The framework designs should include, wireframes, taskflows, comparison of rules, alerts, etc with the focus on interaction. The team expects multiple design options with different UI patterns and clear design rationale. Also any additional and relevant artifacts would be a plus.
The forms are one of the core integral part of an application - during the process of using the application, the forms helps to collect the valuable data from the users at appropriate intervals for the purpose. It is important to validate the forms for any errorous data from the users which may cause an impact on overall experience with the application.
As we know, human are known to make mistakes, hence wherever possible, the power of technology could be utilised to minimize/prevent the user's making errors by helping with defaults, hints on inputs to certain fields, etc. This intelligence will enhance the user's experience with the application and keep engaged using the application without feeling lost!
In the past, I never got opportunity to design rules for the forms for any applications. It was mostly been taken care by the engineers to add scripts in the respective forms to validate the user data and alert the users for their respective mistakes and so on. Hence, for this design task, I used secondary research (mostly using internet) to know more about how the rules are being constructed using the script, different types, methods, etc. - some of the screengrabs that I referenced as follows:
This research analysis was helpful to understand about different rules being used. And I have made some purposeful assumptions throughout in my designs in the exercise, which are purely based on my understanding.
I like to explore many ideas and I prefer the whiteboard or pen/pencil and paper medium—as it is easy, convenient and quick to shape the concepts and evaluate for possible solutions for the problem. Also as part of different ideas exploration, I tried to evaluate different design patterns which could possibly work as a framework application for the adminstrators.
Task Flows
I would like to talk about the various task flow that I found can be part of the framework functionality. But for now, the basic building blocks and tasks flow diagrams for the framework's core functionality as follows:
High level blocks:
New Rule Blocks:
Basic Info Data Blocks:
New Rule Task Flow:
Naming Flow:
Version Flow:
Rule ID Flow:
Rule Condition Flow:
I developed the wireframes using Balsamiq tool, it is of the convenient tools to develop wireframes that I have been using and is always very handy to explore concepts along with the click through interactions.
Project Ordian - The name that I have given for this project and used through out in all my designs. Also, I have made few assumptions along the process while keeping the core functionality, but have gone broad with three different Interaction design flow for the framework application. I will walk you through each of the design approach, but meanwhile, the wireframe for each design approach as follows:
Design Approach A: I have used some of the basic UI patterns which includes ready to use UI controls like, tables, buttons, simple forms, etc.
A.1: Main View
A.2: Customize Grid View
A.3: New Rule (simple) - Popup
A.4: New Rule (advance) - Popup
A.5: Task Complete Notification
A.6: Confirmation Dialog
Design Approach AInvision Interactive Prototype Link (1/3) https://goo.gl/36w4PM
*Please browse the prototype in full screen mode for better experience!Design Approach B: I have used some of the simple UI patterns but little customization in some of the UI controls for a better experience.
B.1: Main View (customized Grid)
B.2: New Rule (simple) - Onscreen
B.3: New Rule (advance) - Onscreen
B.4: Main View - Action Menu
B.5: Task Complete Notification
B.6: Confirmation Dialog
Design Approach BInvision Interactive Prototype Link (2/3) https://goo.gl/9UwUsp
*Please browse the prototype in full screen mode for better experience!Design Approach C: Modern Design approach using customized cards as list, flexible grid layout to accommodate new content, etc.
C.1: Main View
C.2: Custom Sort By Options
C.3: Customize Card Information
C.4: New Rule
C.5: New Rule - Operator
C.6: New Rule - Value
C.7: New Rule (advance)
C.8: New Rule (advance)
C.9: Main View - New Rule
C.10: Main View - Action Option 1
C.11: Main View - Action Option 2
C.12: Task Complete Notification
C.13: Confirmation Dialog
C.14: Main View - Rule Icons
Design Approach CInvision Interactive Prototype Link (3/3) https://goo.gl/gyVLvJ
*Please browse the prototype in full screen mode for better experience!Consumer Front Form Validation: Sign In and Sign Up form validation alerts/warnings.
U.1: Sign In Form
U.2: Sign In Form (alert)
U.3: Sign Up Form (defaults)
U.4: Sign Up Form (alerts)
Let's discuss about all the above design approaches and the benefits of design patterns, etc.
Here, I conclude this first design exercise.Thank you so much for browsing my designs this far!
Visit Design Exercise 2


- dangerLevel - Variable in class Factionless
-
- Dauntless - Class in <Unnamed>
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A Dauntlesss Person in the world of Divergent
- Dauntless() - Constructor for class Dauntless
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Creates an instance of the Dauntless class with no args
- Dauntless(Person) - Constructor for class Dauntless
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Creates an instance of the Dauntless class
- Dauntless(Person, int, int) - Constructor for class Dauntless
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Creates an instance of the Dauntless class
- Dauntless(String, String, int) - Constructor for class Dauntless
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Creates an instance of the Dauntless class
- Dauntless(String, String, int, int, int) - Constructor for class Dauntless
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Creates an instance of the Dauntless class
- Divergent - Class in <Unnamed>
-
A Factionless Divergent Person in the world of Divergent
- Divergent() - Constructor for class Divergent
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Creates an instance of the Divergent class with no args
- Divergent(Person.Faction[]) - Constructor for class Divergent
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Creates an instance of the Divergent class
- Divergent(int) - Constructor for class Divergent
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Creates an instance of the Divergent class
- Divergent(Person, Person.Faction[]) - Constructor for class Divergent
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Creates an instance of the Divergent class
- Divergent(String, String, int, Person.Faction[]) - Constructor for class Divergent
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Creates an instance of the Divergent class
- Divergent(String, String, int, int, Person.Faction[]) - Constructor for class Divergent
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Creates an instance of the Divergent class


Ian Book Asked About His Future At Notre Dame Following Win
by Alek ArendNotre Dame came a away with a big time 40-7 win over Boston College on Saturday. The Fighting Irish are still vying for a NY6 Bowl game selection. Saturday’s outcome should held ND move up in next week’s rankings.
The Fighting Irish now shift their attention to next Saturday’s contest against Stanford. But quarterback Ian Book is having to face a few more distractions. Saturday’s Boston College game was Notre Dame’s last home contest of the season. As a result after the game, a reporter asked Book if this was his last home game as a part of the Fighting Irish.
The Notre Dame quarterback had an interesting response: “We’ll see,” via Tyler James of ND Insider.
It’s hard to gauge what Book is going to do next season given his brief response. But he doesn’t deny the speculation that he could depart for the NFL following the season. With such a loaded draft class at QB though, it may be wise for Book to stick at Notre Dame for another season.
The Fighting Irish quarterback has shown flashes of brilliance at times this season. Book’s thrown for 2,532 yards and 29 touchdowns compared to just six interceptions in 11 games.
Should Book stick around for another season with Notre Dame?


Introduction
This document specifies a **RESTful API** for WSO2 **API Manager** - **Developer Portal**.
Please see [full swagger definition](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/wso2/carbon-apimgt/v6.7.206/components/apimgt/org.wso2.carbon.apimgt.rest.api.store.v1/src/main/resources/store-api.yaml) of the API which is written using [swagger 2.0](http://swagger.io/) specification.
# Authentication
Our REST APIs are protected using OAuth2 and access control is achieved through scopes. Before you start invoking
the API, you need to obtain an access token with the required scopes. This guide will walk you through the steps
that you will need to follow to obtain an access token.
First you need to obtain the consumer key/secret key pair by calling the dynamic client registration (DCR) endpoint. You can add your preferred grant types
in the payload. A Sample payload is shown below.
```
{
"callbackUrl":"www.google.lk",
"clientName":"rest_api_devportal",
"owner":"admin",
"grantType":"client_credentials password refresh_token",
"saasApp":true
}
```
Create a file (payload.json) with the above sample payload, and use the cURL shown below to invoke the DCR endpoint. Authorization header of this should contain the
base64 encoded admin username and password.
**Format of the request**
```
curl -X POST -H "Authorization: Basic Base64(admin_username:admin_password)" -H "Content-Type: application/json"
\ -d @payload.json https://
Version information
v1.1
Contact information
Contact: WSO2
Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>License information
License: Apache 2.0
URL: http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0.html
URI Scheme
Host: apis.wso2.com
BasePath: /api/am/store/v1
Scheme: [HTTPS]
Consumes
[application/json]
Produces
[application/json]


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