Note: This Mojo should be used as a Maven report.
Full name:
com.googlecode.maven-overview-plugin:maven-overview-plugin:1.7-SNAPSHOT:overview
Description:
Maven Overview Plugin.
Generates overview graph of project dependencies.Attributes:
site
.| Name | Type | Since | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| exclusions | List |
- |
Exclusions configuration.
<exclusions> <exclusion> <!-- all info provided, all have to match to exclude --> <groupId>groupRegExp</groupId> <artifactId>artivaftRegExp</artifactId> <packaging>packaginRegExp</packaging> <version>versionRegExp</version> <scope>scopeRegExp</scope> </exclusion> <exclusion> <!-- only one provided --> <scope>scopeRegExp</scope> </exclusion> </exclusions> |
| height | int |
- |
Rendered graph height in pixels. Default value is: 1200 . |
| includes | String |
- |
GroupIDs of artifacts to be included. Coma separated list of included artifacts GroupIDs. |
| localRepository | ArtifactRepository |
- |
Local Maven repository. |
| maxDepth | int |
- |
Maximum depth to pursue transitive dependencies |
| project | MavenProject |
- |
Maven Project. Default value: ${project} |
| scopes | String[] |
- |
If specified, only the specified scopes are pursued when traversing the dependency tree |
| showVersion | boolean |
- |
Show version in graph. As
requested. Default value is: false . |
| suppressedScopes | String |
- |
Suppressed scopes.
Scopes that are not supposed to be shown on graph as edge
labels.
Default value is: compile . |
| vertexFullLabel | boolean |
- |
Should vertex name be full artifact ID. Default value is: false . |
| width | int |
- |
Rendered graph width in pixels. Default value is: 1200 . |
Exclusions configuration.
<exclusions> <exclusion> <!-- all info provided, all have to match to exclude --> <groupId>groupRegExp</groupId> <artifactId>artivaftRegExp</artifactId> <packaging>packaginRegExp</packaging> <version>versionRegExp</version> <scope>scopeRegExp</scope> </exclusion> <exclusion> <!-- only one provided --> <scope>scopeRegExp</scope> </exclusion> </exclusions>
java.util.List
No
Rendered graph height in pixels.
int
No
${height}
1200
GroupIDs of artifacts to be included.
Coma separated list of included artifacts GroupIDs.java.lang.String
No
${includes}
Local Maven repository.
org.apache.maven.artifact.repository.ArtifactRepository
No
${localRepository}
Maximum depth to pursue transitive dependencies
int
No
${maxDepth}
Maven Project. Default value: ${project}
org.apache.maven.project.MavenProject
No
${project}
If specified, only the specified scopes are pursued when traversing the dependency tree
java.lang.String[]
No
${scopes}
Show version in graph. As requested.
boolean
No
${showVersion}
false
Suppressed scopes.
Scopes that are not supposed to be shown on graph as edge labels.java.lang.String
No
${suppressedScopes}
compile
Should vertex name be full artifact ID.
boolean
No
${vertexFullLabel}
false
Rendered graph width in pixels.
int
No
${width}
1200


The mission of The London Django Meetup Group is to provide a fun, welcoming and professional environment for a diverse group of people.
Code of conduct: djangolondon.com/code-of-conduct
Tonight's meetup is kindly sponsored by:
Pollen is a marketplace for the best in shared experiences.
(Formerly Verve)
https://www.djangoproject.com/download/
Async views, universal JSON field
djangoproject.com/weblog
July 30 - August 1
us.wagtail.space
September 4
2020.pycon.org.au/
September 18-19
2020.djangocon.eu
November 9-13, Addis Ababa (?)
2020.djangocon.africa
How Django was used for recording data and sample collection during a science expedition around Antarctica
by Carles Pina Estany
Mocks - Do's and Dont's
by Julius Seporaitis
Zoom Q&A at the end of each talk.
You have a chance to win one of 2 100% discount code for a JetBrains product (AppCode, PyCharm, WebStorm. etc)
Fill in the Google form on the chat with your name and email, we will announce the winner later and send the licences via email.
We'll open audio and video for anyone who wants to stay on and discuss all things Django.
Please email/message us!
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Medieval catalogues > UNIVERSITY AND COLLEGE LIBRARIES OF CAMBRIDGE > Donor documents > Will of Thomas de Lexham, 31 October 1382; Clare Hall
{% endif %}32 identified entries found.
All data was derived from the List of Identifications by Professor Richard Sharpe.
{% if not printing %}
A key to codes used in the List is available (opens in new tab).{% endif %}


Below are embedded a few of our favorite resources for High Altitude Balloon projects. Use these to run your own HAB experiments or check back for updates next time we have one in the air!
| Hab Hub Predictor: Use this tool to predict the landing site of your launch. |
| Atmosphere Visualizer: Fun tool for seeing what winds are doing at different altitudes. |
| HAB Hub Tracker: And here you can track balloons! |


I'm sure there are hundreds of links that I could include in this section. Here are a few I've found so far. Again, this will probably grow over time.
Someone asked for a sample dive management checklist, and Google served up this one. This is West Norfolk Sub Aqua Club's dive management briefing checklist, and seems to cover most items you'd normally expect to find.
Divernet calls itself the "biggest online resource for Scuba divers". See what you think.
 Use the links on the left to explore 'inland' for quarries and lakes, and the different regional links for sea diving.
Scuba diving is an equipment intensive sport, and your gear can be a fickle ally. Assembling a collection of dive gear-specific tools and spare parts to deal with basic maintenance and minor emergencies will help keep you ready to hit the water at a moment’s notice.
simplyscuba.com has been voted the UK's top dive retailer for the last 10 years.
In addition to worldwide tidal estimates, this app allows you to see the lunar data, weather forecast, and current radar data, making your next outdoor adventure as easy to plan as possible. By default, the application will pick the closest station to you, but picking a different station is as easy as viewing a map of your current location. You can also setup and quickly switch between many stored favorite stations if you need to.
No internet access while outdoors? No problem. This app has been designed to give you tidal and lunar predictions without internet access!
This is a Facebook group where people who've visited dive spots around the UK can record the date, time, location and visibility. Great for finding out what kind of vis to expect.
ukdiving.co.uk calls itself the "world's largest internet resource for divers". See what you think.
Windguru is a service specialized in forecasting weather, mostly for windsurfers and kitesurfers, but is a great source of information when planning dives out at sea. Their forecasts are based on data produced by weather forecast models, and as such Windguru is able to provide forecasts for any place on Earth.


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In order to achieve a high user-experience, the CLI commands share the same command schema.
$ nest [command] [...options]
Each command accepts a set of options that are listed below:
The new command generates a Nest project based on the typescript-starter as well as install the required packages. The CLI will ask you for missing information to create the project, for example, which package manager do you want to use to install dependencies.
| Option | Description | Required | Default value |
|---|---|---|---|
| name | Your application name | false | nest-app-name |
| description | Your application description | false | description |
| version | Your application version | false | 1.0.0 |
| author | Your application author | false | '' |
Example usage:
$ nest new my-awesome-app
OR$ nest n my-awesome-app
The generate command generates a Nest architecture component.
| Option | Description | Required | Default value |
|---|---|---|---|
| schematic | The schematic name from the list bellow. | true | N/A |
| name | The name of the generated Nest architecture component. | true | N/A |
| path | The path from to generate the Nest architecture component. | false | src |
A list of available architecture components:
Example usage:
$ nest generate service users
$ nest g s users
The info command will display your project information.
$ nest info
_ _ _ ___ _____ _____ _ _____
| \ | | | | |_ |/ ___|/ __ \| | |_ _|
| \| | ___ ___ | |_ | |\ `--. | / \/| | | |
| . ` | / _ \/ __|| __| | | `--. \| | | | | |
| |\ || __/\__ \| |_ /\__/ //\__/ /| \__/\| |_____| |_
\_| \_/ \___||___/ \__|\____/ \____/ \____/\_____/\___/
[System Information]
OS Version : macOS High Sierra
NodeJS Version : v8.9.0
YARN Version : 1.5.1
[Nest Information]
microservices version : 5.0.0
websockets version : 5.0.0
testing version : 5.0.0
common version : 5.0.0
core version : 5.0.0


What is IEEE?
IEEE is the world's largest technical professional organization, dedicated to advancing technology for the benefit of humanity. IEEE publishes nearly one third of technical papers and research all across the realm of electronics.
IEEE actively develops thousands of industry standards, including some you use everyday ("Wi-Fi" is actually IEEE standard 802.11!). Internationally, IEEE represents the absolute forefront in electrical engineering, computer science, and anything in-between.
IEEE at Purdue
The Purdue IEEE Student Branch actually pre-dates the international IEEE! We were founded as a student chapter of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers (AIEE) in 1903. When the AIEE merged with other organizations in 1963 to create the IEEE, we were reborn as Purdue IEEE.
Ever since that, we have been committeed to exploring technology and introducing Purdue students to opportunities to apply their knowledge in practical applications.
Our Technical Committees
Our technical committees are focused on creating cutting-edge solutions to complex problems, from artificial intelligence to autonomous robotics.
Computer Society
The IEEE Computer Society focuses on projects and other events to explore the world of modern Computing. Members will gain valuable skills through both hardware and software projects to help them succeed in any field while meeting other passionate Purdue students to learn with.
Explore CSocietyEMBS
EMBS endeavors to use our knowledge in everything from Computer Science to Mechanical engineering in order to solve current problems in the medical field. EMBS can provide wonderful opportunities to advance your abilities, make new friends, and make lives a little better along the way.
Explore EMBSMTT-S
MTT-S's mission is to explore microwave technology through events that highlight the background and applications of high-frequency technology. Through seminars and demonstrations, the members of MTT-S support Purdue University’s groundbreaking research in radio frequency and microwave engineering.
Explore MTT-SNeurotech Committe
The IEEE Neurotech Committee (NTC) works on creating Brain Machine Interfaces using Machine Learning and Electroencephalogram technology. Designing signal processing networks, programming neural networks and conducting human testing are all core aspects of the NTC.
Explore NeurotechROV
Remotely Operated underwater Vehicle (ROV) designs and constructs an ROV to compete in the MATE ROV Competition each year. They are looking for members to model and machine, design and populate circuit boards, develop the control software and computer vision algorithms.
Explore ROVGRSS
More information coming soon! Check back here, connect with us on Slack, and subscribe to our email list to stay up-to-date.
Explore GRSSSoftware Saturdays
Software Saturdays is committed to teaching Purdue students modern and industry-focused topics. Anyone can attend and all attendees can earn an official Purdue College of Engineering certification. Software Saturdays is currently teaching Web Development, with everyone completing a final project!
Explore Software SaturdaysOur Cornerstone Committees
Our cornerstone committees are focused on providing professional development opportunities like alumni panels, professor talks, social events, and company nights.
Growth and Engagement
Growth and Engagement is a cornerstone committee which focuses on the growth of IEEE through organizing recruitment efforts, and engagement of the local community through outreach efforts. G&E is a great opportunity if you're looking for an opportunity to get more involved in IEEE as a whole, and gain important management and leadership skills.
Explore Growth & EngagementSocial
Meet members across IEEE by going to casual events! Since its establishment back in 2016, the Social Committee has been putting on virtual and in-person events on campus for the IEEE student body. We're frequently involved with alumni events and collaborations with other student organizations!
Explore SocialLearning
IEEE Learning aims to teach students valuable skills to use in their careers that are often bypassed in Purdue's curriculum. Many workshops are held throughout the year, and some past examples are Code Cafe (Python), Arduino, soldering, Git, EAGLE, SOLIDWORKS, and many others!
Explore LearningDistinguished history, brighter future.
Become a member today. Reach out to us at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>or stop by BHEE014 with any questions.
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Emotional Intelligence
It can (and has) be theorised that it was due to emotional intelligence that humans are in the position we are today [1]. The idea being that the cognitive strain of keeping in tune with how one acts around others while also keeping track of how others are behaving and speculating at their emotional state required our brains to evolve more processing power. We have become increasingly technically specialised over time, especially post industrial evolution [2]. With technology companies being by far the most valuable companies in the world (as quick look at largest companies ordered by market cap will show) it can be easy to assume that techical skills are the most valuable skill a person could hold in 2021.
If companies and the customers they served were entirely machines then perhaps this would be true. However, to be effective in an organisation or to simply be an effective organisation interacting with humans is still required (for now..). And this doesn't even take into account that you can even spend time outside of work with other people as well! So what is emotional intelligence specifically?
Emotional intelligence can be broken down into 3 main components.
- Self-Awareness
- Self-Management
- Relationship-Management
Self Awareness
Self awareness is about being conciously aware of your own emtions, strengths, weaknesses, needs, and drives [5]. I've personally found meditation to be a useful tool which helps me become an observer of myself. Rather than being the first thought that comes to mind. Much like a skill technical skill analysis people who are highly self-aware and effective know how to either work around their areas of weakness or have a plan for improving them.
Self-Management
As mentioned above people who are effective work around their known weakness or address them. Goleman in a 2004 article on emotional intelligence mentions 'self-regulation' as an important component of emotional intelligence at work [5]. It's described as the ability to control or re-driect disrputive impulses and modds. The propsensity to suspend judgment - to think before acting. In short - to take your self awareness and act on it.
Relationship Management
The third pillar in Goleman's EI framework is the ability to manage relationships. Those who are skilled in this area will have tha abillity to find common ground and build rapport with others [5]. This builds on the previous two pillars in that to be effective you need to know how your actions (explicit or implicit) have an effect on others.
I want to re-iterate that a person can understnad these things and still make a choice to hurt others or manipulate people to their advantage.  However, being emotionally intelligent does give you the skills required to work effectively with others. The best leaders (or poeple to work with in general) recognise that human interactions don't just happen once but over time. And as such building a positive relationship with others, taking into account their needs as well as your own is a fantastic recipie for something sustainable.


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Study Captain America, Iron Man for college credit - CNET
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Forget "Richard III" and "The Grapes of Wrath." College kids will get the chance to study "Guardians of the Galaxy," "Thor," "Iron Man" and more in a ...
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Struggling Korean handset maker Pantech put up for sale - CNET
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Having filed for bankruptcy earlier this year, ongoing troubles at Pantech have forced the company to seek a full buyout.
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Earth's water older than the sun, came from interstellar ice - CNET
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The water in our solar system -- including up to half of Earth's supply -- has actually been here since before the birth of the sun, according to new ...
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Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor (Xbox One, Xbox 360, PlayStation 4, ...
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Even if you aren't a fan of the Tolkien universe, Shadow of Mordor is a great-looking and ultra-satisfying action game filled with remarkable ...
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FAA opens the door for moviemaking drones - CNET
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Drones may not seem so unusual nowadays, but they're still generally illegal for US companies to use. The Federal Aviation Administration just opened ...
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Chemists turn anthrax bacteria into cancer-fighting zombies - CNET
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An MIT research team takes one of our biggest biological enemies and recruits it as an expert drug delivery bug in the fight against cancer.
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Great skirt, Marty! Fan-designed fashion makes couture geeky - CNET
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Watch the highlights from the Her Universe fashion show that put Iron Man, Loki and Pokemon on the runway in clothes designed by geeky fans.
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20-year-old intern's Connected Wheelchair could save lives (video) - CNET
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Intel intern uses the chipmaker's technology to modify a wheelchair. The resulting device has caught the eye of Stephen Hawking.
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Send self-destructing social media posts with Xpire - CNET
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This free iPhone app lets you schedule posts to Twitter, Facebook and Tumblr that will self destruct after a time period of your choosing.
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Apple releases iOS 8.0.2, fixes borked update | ZDNet
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Apple has released its iOS 8.0.2 update just a day after iPhone users around the world were left without cell service or Touch ID functionality ...
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Amazon draws line between Fire tablet and Kindle e-reader - CNET
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Kindle name is dropped from Amazon's family of tablets to strengthen ties to the rest of its burgeoning hardware line.
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Retrica review - CNET
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If you're looking for a new app to apply filters and various effects to your photos, Retrica gives you tons of options.
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Apple's iPhone 6 launch gets rocked by the iOS 8.0.1 update, and the iPhone 6 Plus can be bent in your pocket.
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Han Solo and Chewbacca collectibles look real enough to hire - CNET
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Super-realistic figures with 30 points of articulation and highly detailed bodies and costumes kick off Hot Toys' "Star Wars" line.
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Stack keyboard brings handwriting recognition to iOS - CNET
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Most third-party iOS keyboards are, well, keyboards. This one lets you scribble instead. But is that really preferable?
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Screens test: iPhone 6 vs. iPhone 6 Plus vs. Samsung Galaxy S5 - CNET
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CNET compares the screen performance of the latest iPhones versus Samsung's flagship Galaxy.
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Skateboard charges devices, triples as a boom box - CNET
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The Chargeboard uses the kinetic energy generated from its spinning wheels to charge devices, and speakers in its base turn it into an iPhone dock.
 Bridget Carey explains how hackers could use it to attack various computer systems -- and even lightbulbs. ...
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Retrica's minimalist design hides tons of photo filters (pictures) - CNET
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Retrica keeps the interface simple, but there are a ton of things you can do with your images.
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In a "Star Wars" parody of hit song "Chandelier," Leia and Chewie indulge in a seductive, yet hilarious, dance number.

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Xbox One sales in Japan sink even lower - CNET
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The result is $0.796711
So the final result the market has given us is here, Close Price of Steem in term of USD on 4 Nov 2018(UTC time) = $0.796711 which can be verified under CMC Steem page.
Original contest post: https://steemit.com/steem/@fr3eze/i-m-a-dolphin-finally-giveaway-30-steem-as-celebration-or
Participant listing: https://steemit.com/contest/@fr3eze/guesssteempricecontestparticipantslisting-v7dum3cz5u
Sorting the winners out
This part would explain how the winners are being filtered and finalized:
1] Used SQLSteem to query the total entries under the original contest post using LINQPad5.
SELECT
last_update, author, body
FROM
Comments (NOLOCK)
WHERE
parent_permlink LIKE 'i-m-a-dolphin-finally-giveaway-30-steem-as-celebration-or' and
last_update < '11/2/2018 11:59:00 PM'
2] Export the result to Excel without formatting. Trimmed down excessive cells and rows in manually and produce 1 account align with 1 answer per row.
3] I was struggling finding a programmatic way to extract numbers(prediction) from the body of comment consists of string and numbers. This formula does help a lot:
=CONCATENATE(“0.”, SUMPRODUCT(MID(0&C26, LARGE(INDEX(ISNUMBER(–MID(C26, ROW(INDIRECT(“1:”&LEN(C26))), 1)) ROW(INDIRECT(“1:”&LEN(C26))), 0), ROW(INDIRECT(“1:”&LEN(C26))))+1, 1) 10^ROW(INDIRECT(“1:”&LEN(C26)))/10))
4] Once I got the numbers-only column, added one result row in anywhere and sorted everything in small to the big order. The closest 3 rows to the result row would be our winners.
5] Verification of the winners including objectively judging if their account is duplicate or bot or not, did they upvoted the post or not, and so on. Fortunately, although I do not know all the 3 winners before the contest, their entries are valid.
Congratulations to the winners!
The first prize winner was just $0.000291 away from the correct Steem price while the third prize winner was $0.001027 away. The prizes would go to the following winners:
- @divine-sound - First place(15 STEEM)
- @tonygreene113 - Second place(10 STEEM)
- @dernierdiaz - Third place(5 STEEM)
Prizes would be sent shortly after this post. Once again, thanks for the participants and let’s keep each other active on the platform!
前几天举办的Steem 价竞猜游戏 已经落幕，成绩分别是：
- 首奖 - @divine-sound
- 二奖 - @tonygreene113
- 三奖 - @dernierdiaz
有点遗憾的是，并没有我熟悉的朋友在内。而值得庆幸的是，过程中发现了一些马甲号来参赛，但是这三位的参赛都没有问题。再一次，为大火的踊跃参与道谢咯。
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"Amount you owe: $88. Minimum due: $89."
High level math skills are not necessarily a requirement for doing software engineering. Though generally there's competitive advantage for programmers who can subtract correctly.


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Medieval catalogues > NEW FRIARS > Boston-Austin > Lincolnshire list, 1528
{% endif %}11 identified entries found.
All data was derived from the List of Identifications by Professor Richard Sharpe.
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QtDesigner¶
The QtDesigner
module contains classes to allow Qt
Designer to be extended using Python. See Writing Qt Designer Plugins for
a full description of how to do this.
The QtDesigner
module contains classes to allow Qt
Designer to be extended using Python. See Writing Qt Designer Plugins for
a full description of how to do this.


Nsq helper to poll a nsqlookupd service for all it's nodes and mirror it locally.
INFO: all examples are written in coffee-script
npm install nsq-nodes
new NsqNodes( config );
Example:
var NsqNodes = require( "nsq-nodes" )
var nodes = new NsqNodes({
// Listen to two local nsq lookupservers
"lookupdHTTPAddresses": [ "<IP_ADDRESS>:4161", "<IP_ADDRESS>:4163" ]
});
// get the current list of nodes
nodes.list( function( err, nodes ){
if( err ){
// handle the error
}
console.log( nodes ) // -> an array of nodes. E.g.: ( )`users`, `logins`, ... )
// listen for new nodes
nodes.on( "add", function( node ){
// called until a new node arrived
});
// listen for removed nodes
nodes.on( "remove", function( node ){
// called until a node was removed
});
// listen for node list changes
nodes.on( "change", function( nodeList ){
// beside the `add` and `remove` events a single "change" event will be emitted
});
// listen for errors
nodes.on( "error", function( err ){
// E.g. called if a invalid filter was used or no lookup server is available
});
});
Config
String|String[]
required ) A single or multiple nsqlookupd hosts. This is also a configuration of 'nsqjs'Number
optional: default = 60
) Time in seconds to poll the nsqlookupd servers to sync the available nodes. This is also a configuration of 'nsqjs'Boolean
optional: default = true
) Configuration to (de)activate the nsq nodes on startup.activate()
Activate the module
Return
( Boolean ): true
if it is now activated. false
if it was already active
.deactivate()
Deactivate the module
Return
( Boolean ): true
if it is now deactivated. false
if it was already inactive
.active()
Test if the module is currently active
Return
( Boolean ): Is active?
.list( cb )
Get a list of the current nodes
cb
: ( Function
optional ): Callback to get the list of nodesReturn
( Self ): The instance itself for chaining.
Example:
nodes.list( function( err, nodes ){
if( err ){
// handle the error
}
console.log( nodes ) // -> an array of nodes. E.g.: ( )`users`, `logins`, ... )
});
add
A new node was added
Arguments
String
) The new nodeExample:
nodes.on( "add", function( node ){
// called until a new node arrived
});
remove
A existing node was removed
Arguments
String
) The removed nodeExample:
nodes.on( "remove", function( node ){
// called until a node was removed
});
change
The list of nodes changed
Arguments
String[]
) A list of current nodesExample:
nodes.on( "change", function( nodeList ){
// beside the `add` and `remove` events a single "change" event will be emitted
});
error
An error occurred. E.g. called if a invalid filter was used or no lookup server is available
Arguments
Error
) The error object. Example:
nodes.on( "error", function( err ){
// handle the error
});
ready
Emitted once the list of nodes where received the first time.
This is just an internal helper. The Method list
will also wait for the first response. The events add
, remove
and change
are active after this first response.
Example:
nodes.on( "ready", function( err ){
// handle the error
});
|Version|Date|Description| |:--:|:--:|:--| |0.0.3|2016-05-04|Another configuration bugfix | |0.0.2|2016-05-04|Bugfix configuration and update to lodash| |0.0.1|2015-11-27|Initial commit|
Initially Generated with generator-mpnodemodule
|Name|Description| |:--|:--| |nsq-logger|Nsq service to read messages from all topics listed within a list of nsqlookupd services.| |nsq-topics|Nsq helper to poll a nsqlookupd service for all it's topics and mirror it locally.| |nsq-watch|Watch one or many topics for unprocessed messages.| |node-cache|Simple and fast NodeJS internal caching. Node internal in memory cache like memcached.| |rsmq|A really simple message queue based on redis| |redis-heartbeat|Pulse a heartbeat to redis. This can be used to detach or attach servers to nginx or similar problems.| |systemhealth|Node module to run simple custom checks for your machine or it's connections. It will use redis-heartbeat to send the current state to redis.| |rsmq-cli|a terminal client for rsmq| |rest-rsmq|REST interface for.| |redis-sessions|An advanced session store for NodeJS and Redis| |connect-redis-sessions|A connect or express middleware to simply use the redis sessions. With redis sessions you can handle multiple sessions per user_id.| |redis-notifications|A redis based notification engine. It implements the rsmq-worker to safely create notifications and recurring reports.| |hyperrequest|A wrapper around hyperquest to handle the results| |task-queue-worker|A powerful tool for background processing of tasks that are run by making standard http requests |soyer|Soyer is small lib for server side use of Google Closure Templates with node.js.| |grunt-soy-compile|Compile Goggle Closure Templates ( SOY ) templates including the handling of XLIFF language files.| |backlunr|A solution to bring Backbone Collections together with the browser fulltext search engine Lunr.js| |domel|A simple dom helper if you want to get rid of jQuery| |obj-schema|Simple module to validate an object by a predefined schema|
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I just added a PR which is way too big. I don't mind if it stays there forever, but in compensation I would be very happy if #821 and #829 could be merged in the near future :) This is a good opportunity to test mergify, right?
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{% set page_type = "affixes" %} {% set active_page = affixes_slug_special %} {% extends "base.html" %} {% block content %} {% set current_season = "season-bfa-4" %} {% import 'tier_list.html' as tier_list %} {% import 'max_link.html' as max_link %} {% import 'link_popover.html' as lp %}
| lb_ci | Tank | Healer | DPS | DPS | DPS | x̄ | max | n |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| {{score}} | {{comp}}{{mean}} | {{ max_link.max_link(max_f, max_id, max_level, current_season) }} {{ lp.link_popover(all_runs, n, "Top Runs", current_season) }}
lb_ci = Lower bound of a 95% confidence interval of the average raider.io score for each spec, based on the top 100 runs for each dungeon, across all regions with these affixes. For comps, higher is better.
| lb_ci | Tank | Healer | x̄ | max | n |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| {{score}} | {{comp}}{{mean}} | {{ max_link.max_link(max_f, max_id, max_level, current_season) }} {{ lp.link_popover(all_runs, n, "Top Runs", current_season) }}
lb_ci = Lower bound of a 95% confidence interval of the average raider.io score for each spec, based on the top 100 runs for each dungeon, across all regions with these affixes. For comps, higher is better.
| lb_ci | DPS | DPS | DPS | x̄ | max | n |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| {{score}} | {{comp}}{{mean}} | {{ max_link.max_link(max_f, max_id, max_level, current_season) }} {{ lp.link_popover(all_runs, n, "Top Runs", current_season) }}
lb_ci = Lower bound of a 95% confidence interval of the average raider.io score for each spec, based on the top 100 runs for each dungeon, across all regions with these affixes. For comps, higher is better.


Visual Analytics Blues and The Great Migration
U.S. Timelines - Timelines of the Blues, Major U.S. Events, and Events Associated with the Great Migration
View the African American U.S. population based on era during The Great Migration
There are several style things I didn't have time to get to. I would like to extend the US timeline into 1885 to give the timeline more context and also change the color of the bubbles to the same color depending on the timeline. I would also like to extend population data into 1885 and also make changes more visible or find an appropriate scale to indicate the change. I would like to link up the slider to the timeline and display all the text at the same time. I would also like to put all major cities on the map to give more context. I would also like to put the timeline ticks on the timeline.
A major part of the project I could not get to was being able to hit a music api. Ideally I would map recordings and origins of blues musicians and bring up information and music of the blues to really illustrate how the great migration effect the blues and blues artists
The biggest challenge of the project was just getting the data that I needed and processing it in format that would work with d3. I had trouble finding census data for african american populations and then I had trouble processing all of it to be in one timeline. Furthermore I had trouble webscraping timelines because they were so varied. Finding blues timelines was also difficult. 90% of this project was finding and processing data. I am very good at python now.


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The Brown Fairy Book
by Andrew Lang
Habogi
by Andrew Lang
Additional Information
- Year Published: 1904
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: England
- Source: Lang, A. (Ed.). (1904). The Brown Fairy Book. London: Longmans, Green & Co.
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Readability:
- Flesch–Kincaid Level: 6.2
- Word Count: 1,882
- Genre: Fairy Tale/Folk Tale
- ✎ Cite This
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Once upon a time there lived two peasants who had three daughters, and, as generally happens, the youngest was the most beautiful and the best tempered, and when her sisters wanted to go out she was always ready to stay at home and do their work.
Years passed quickly with the whole family, and one day the parents suddenly perceived that all three girls were grown up, and that very soon they would be thinking of marriage.
‘Have you decided what your husband’s name is to be?’ said the father, laughingly, to his eldest daughter, one evening when they were all sitting at the door of their cottage. ‘You know that is a very important point!’
‘Yes; I will never wed any man who is not called Sigmund,’ answered she.
‘Well, it is lucky for you that there are a great many Sigmunds in this part of the world,’ replied her father, ‘so that you can take your choice! And what do YOU say?’ he added, turning to the second.
‘Oh, I think that there is no name so beautiful as Sigurd,’ cried she.
‘Then you won’t be an old maid either,’ answered he. ‘There are seven Sigurds in the next village alone! And you, Helga?’
Helga, who was still the prettiest of the three, looked up. She also had her favourite name, but, just as she was going to say it, she seemed to hear a voice whisper: ‘Marry no one who is not called Habogi.’
The girl had never heard of such a name, and did not like it, so she determined to pay no attention; but as she opened her mouth to tell her father that her husband must be called Njal, she found herself answering instead: ‘If I do marry it will be to no one except Habogi.’
‘Who IS Habogi?’ asked her father and sisters; ‘We never heard of such a person.’
‘All I can tell you is that he will be my husband, if ever I have one,’ returned Helga; and that was all she would say.
Before very long the young men who lived in the neighbouring villages or on the sides of the mountains, had heard of this talk of the three girls, and Sigmunds and Sigurds in scores came to visit the little cottage. There were other young men too, who bore different names, though not one of them was called ‘Habogi,’ and these thought that they might perhaps gain the heart of the youngest. But though there was more than one ‘Njal’ amongst them, Helga’s eyes seemed always turned another way.
At length the two elder sisters made their choice from out of the Sigurds and the Sigmunds, and it was decided that both weddings should take place at the same time. Invitations were sent out to the friends and relations, and when, on the morning of the great day, they were all assembled, a rough, coarse old peasant left the crowd and came up to the brides’ father.
‘My name is Habogi, and Helga must be my wife,’ was all he said. And though Helga stood pale and trembling with surprise, she did not try to run away.
‘I cannot talk of such things just now,’ answered the father, who could not bear the thought of giving his favourite daughter to this horrible old man, and hoped, by putting it off, that something might happen. But the sisters, who had always been rather jealous of Helga, were secretly pleased that their bridegrooms should outshine hers.
When the feast was over, Habogi led up a beautiful horse from a field where he had left it to graze, and bade Helga jump up on its splendid saddle, all embroidered in scarlet and gold. ‘You shall come back again,’ said he; ‘but now you must see the house that you are to live in.’ And though Helga was very unwilling to go, something inside her forced her to obey.
The old man settled her comfortably, then sprang up in front of her as easily as if he had been a boy, and, shaking the reins, they were soon out of sight.
After some miles they rode through a meadow with grass so green that Helga’s eyes felt quite dazzled; and feeding on the grass were a quantity of large fat sheep, with the curliest and whitest wool in the world.
‘What lovely sheep! Whose are they?’ cried Helga.
‘Your Habogi’s,’ answered he, ‘all that you see belongs to him; but the finest sheep in the whole herd, which has little golden bells hanging between its horns, you shall have for yourself.’
This pleased Helga very much, for she had never had anything of her own; and she smiled quite happily as she thanked Habogi for his present.
They soon left the sheep behind them, and entered a large field with a river running through it, where a number of beautiful grey cows were standing by a gate waiting for a milk-maid to come and milk them.
‘Oh, what lovely cows!’ cried Helga again; ‘I am sure their milk must be sweeter than any other cows. How I should like to have some! I wonder to whom they belong?’
‘To your Habogi,’ replied he; ‘and some day you shall have as much milk as you like, but we cannot stop now. Do you see that big grey one, with the silver bells between her horns? That is to be yours, and you can have her milked every morning the moment you wake.’
And Helga’s eyes shone, and though she did not say anything, she thought that she would learn to milk the cow herself.
A mile further on they came to a wide common, with short, springy turf, where horses of all colours, with skins of satin, were kicking up their heels in play. The sight of them so delighted Helga that she nearly sprang from her saddle with a shriek of joy.
‘Whose are they? Oh! Whose are they?’ she asked. ‘How happy any man must be who is the master of such lovely creatures!’
‘They are your Habogi’s,’ replied he, ‘and the one which you think the most beautiful of all you shall have for yourself, and learn to ride him.’
At this Helga quite forgot the sheep and the cow.
‘A horse of my own!’ said she. ‘Oh, stop one moment, and let me see which I will choose. The white one? No. The chestnut? No. I think, after all, I like the coal-black one best, with the little white star on his forehead. Oh, do stop, just for a minute.’
But Habogi would not stop or listen. ‘When you are married you will have plenty of time to choose one,’ was all he answered, and they rode on two or three miles further.
At length Habogi drew rein before a small house, very ugly and mean looking, and that seemed on the point of tumbling to pieces.
‘This is my house, and is to be yours,’ said Habogi, as he jumped down and held out his arms to lift Helga from the horse. The girl’s heart sank a little, as she thought that the man who possessed such wonderful sheep, and cows, and horses, might have built himself a prettier place to live in; but she did not say so. And, taking her arm, he led her up the steps.
But when she got inside, she stood quite bewildered at the beauty of all around her. None of her friends owned such things, not even the miller, who was the richest man she knew. There were carpets everywhere, thick and soft, and of deep rich colours; and the cushions were of silk, and made you sleepy even to look at them; and curious little figures in china were scattered about. Helga felt as if it would take her all her life to see everything properly, and it only seemed a second since she had entered the house, when Habogi came up to her.
‘I must begin the preparations for our wedding at once,’ he said; ‘but my foster-brother will take you home, as I promised. In three days he will bring you back here, with your parents and sisters, and any guests you may invite, in your company. By that time the feast will be ready.’
Helga had so much to think about, that the ride home appeared very short. Her father and mother were delighted to see her, as they did not feel sure that so ugly and cross-looking a man as Habogi might not have played her some cruel trick. And after they had given her some supper they begged her to tell them all she had done. But Helga only told them that they should see for themselves on the third day, when they would come to her wedding.
It was very early in the morning when the party set out, and Helga’s two sisters grew green with envy as they passed the flocks of sheep, and cows, and horses, and heard that the best of each was given to Helga herself; but when they caught sight of the poor little house which was to be her home their hearts grew light again.
‘I should be ashamed of living in such a place,’ whispered each to the other; and the eldest sister spoke of the carved stone over HER doorway, and the second boasted of the number of rooms SHE had. But the moment they went inside they were struck dumb with rage at the splendour of everything, and their faces grew white and cold with fury when they saw the dress which Habogi had prepared for his bride—a dress that glittered like sunbeams dancing upon ice.
‘She SHALL not look so much finer than us,’ they cried passionately to each other as soon as they were alone; and when night came they stole out of their rooms, and taking out the wedding-dress, they laid it in the ash-pit, and heaped ashes upon it. But Habogi, who knew a little magic, and had guessed what they would do, changed the ashes into roses, and cast a spell over the sisters, so that they could not leave the spot for a whole day, and every one who passed by mocked at them.
 The guests’ eyes sought in vain for the bridegroom, but could only see a handsome young man, with a coat of blue velvet and silver and a gold crown upon his head.
‘Who is that?’ they asked Helga.
‘That is my Habogi,’ said she.


Demi Lovato teases new music is on the way for her “loyal” fans
"Recording a song for my loyal #Lovatics."
Demi Lovato has teased that some new music is on the way for her “loyal” fans.
In a new Instagram post, the musician shared some photos from inside the studio together with a silent video clip in which producer Oak Felder could be seen dancing to an unheard clip. Felder has worked with Lovato previously on songs including ‘Sorry Not Sorry’, ‘Only Forever’ and ‘Games’.
Lovato captioned the post: “Recording a song for my loyal #Lovatics…The ones who support me and whatever makes me happy…”
“If you hating – that ain’t you,” Lovato added. Captioning the silent video of Felder, Lovato wrote: “Wouldn’t y’all like to hear…” You can see the posts below:
Demi Lovato is teasing new music on Instagram
Demi Lovato has worked with producer Oak Felder previously
Lovato recently spoke out publicly for the first time about her overdose last year, saying that she’s “overcome a lot” in her life since.
Making an appearance at the Teen Vogue Summit in Los Angeles earlier this month (November 2), the pop star reflected on being hospitalised and subsequently being transferred to rehab in 2018 as she struggled with her mental health.
She told those in attendance that she has “never been more in tune with who I am than where I’m at today,” revealing she was “a little nervous” about appearing in public again (via Billboard).
Speaking of her newfound self-love and a fresh outlook on life, Lovato also said she’s “an extremely sensitive person” and is taking a new approach in tackling critics.
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- Music Support Org – Help and support for musicians struggling with alcoholism, addiction, or mental health issues
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Tetor : About Me
I’m a full-stack web (and software) engineer. I’m good at AWS, MongoDB, Chef, Javascript and Python, and I can write Ruby, Node.js and PHP.
I’m live in Tokyo/Japan.
Please feel free to contact me by email.
Work
nanoc-graphviz : The Gem of Nanoc’s Graphviz filter plugin.
Links
- Japanese blog (Qiita) : Qiita My Page
- Github : tetor
- Twitter : @t_etor
- old blog : tech blog (Japanese)
- E-Mail : t.etou.0101@gmail.com


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GALE Phase 2 Chinese Broadcast Conversation Speech, Linguistic Data Consortium (LDC) Catalog Number LDC2013S04 and ISBN 1-58563-642-8, was developed by LDC and is comprised of approximately 120 hours of Chinese broadcast conversation speech collected in 2006 and 2007 by LDC and Hong University of Science and Technology (HKUST), Hong Kong, during Phase 2 of the DARPA GALE (Global Autonomous Language Exploitation) Program.
Corresponding transcripts are released as GALE Phase 2 Chinese Broadcast Conversation Transcripts (LDC2013T08).
Broadcast audio for the GALE program was collected at LDC’s Philadelphia, PA USA facilities and at three remote collection sites: HKUST (Chinese); Medianet, Tunis, Tunisia (Arabic); and MTC, Rabat, Morocco (Arabic). The combined local and outsourced broadcast collection supported GALE at a rate of approximately 300 hours per week of programming from more than 50 broadcast sources for a total of over 30,000 hours of collected broadcast audio over the life of the program.
LDC’s local broadcast collection system is highly automated, easily extensible and robust and capable of collecting, processing and evaluating hundreds of hours of content from several dozen sources per day. The broadcast material is served to the system by a set of free-to-air (FTA) satellite receivers, commercial direct satellite systems (DSS) such as DirecTV, direct broadcast satellite (DBS) receivers, and cable television (CATV) feeds. The mapping between receivers and recorders is dynamic and modular; all signal routing is performed under computer control, using a 256x64 A/V matrix switch. Programs are recorded in a high bandwidth A/V format and are then processed to extract audio, to generate keyframes and compressed audio/video, to produce time-synchronized closed captions (in the case of North American English) and to generate automatic speech recognition (ASR) output. An overview of the system, the sources recorded and the configuration of the recording laboratory are contained in the Guidelines for Broadcast Audio Collection Version 3.0 included in this release.
LDC designed a portable platform for remote broadcast collection. This is a TiVO-style digital video recording (DVR) system that records two streams of A/V material simultaneously. It supports analog CATV (NTSC and PAL) and FTA DVB-S satellite programming and can operate outside of the United States. It has a small footprint, weighs less than 30 pounds and can be transported as carry-on luggage.
HKUST collected Chinese broadcast programming using its internal recording system and a portable broadcast collection platform designed by LDC and installed at HKUST in 2006.
The broadcast conversation recordings in this release feature interviews, call-in programs and roundtable discussions focusing principally on current events from the following sources: Anhui TV, a regional television station in Mainland China, Anhui Province; China Central TV (CCTV), a national and international broadcaster in Mainland China; Hubei TV, a regional broadcaster in Mainland China, Hubei Province; and Phoenix TV, a Hong Kong-based satellite television station. A table showing the number of programs and hours recorded from each source is contained in the readme file.
This release contains 202 audio files presented in Waveform Audio File format (.wav), 16000 Hz single-channel 16-bit PCM. Each file was audited by a native Chinese speaker following Audit Procedure Specification Version 2.0 which is included in this release. The broadcast auditing process served three principal goals: as a check on the operation of the broadcast collection system equipment by identifying failed, incomplete or faulty recordings; as an indicator of broadcast schedule changes by identifying instances when the incorrect program was recorded; and as a guide for data selection by retaining information about a program’s genre, data type and topic.
Please see file.tbl for a complete file list as well as checksums for this publication.
Additional information, updates, bug fixes may be available in the LDC catalog entry for this corpus at LDC2013S04.
This work was supported in part by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, GALE Program Grant No. HR0011-06-1-0003. The content of this publication does not necessarily reflect the position or the policy of the Government, and no official endorsement should be inferred.
Portions © 2006-2007 Anhui TV, China Central TV, Hubei TV, Phoenix TV, © 2006-2007, 2011, 2013 Trustees of the University of Pennsylvania


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Investigating the Demographic and Attitudinal Predictors of Rape Myth Acceptance in U.k. Police Officers: Developing An Evidence-Base For Training and Professional Development by Anthony Murphy, Benjamin Hine
Research and Analysis: An Assessment of Independent Child Trafficking Advocates: Interim Findings by HM Government
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Codeception\Stub\Expected ¶
public static never($params = null) ¶
Checks if a method never has been invoked
If method invoked, it will immediately throw an exception.
<?php
use \Codeception\Stub\Expected;
$user = $this->make('User', [
'getName' => Expected::never(),
'someMethod' => function() {}
]);
$user->someMethod();
?>
param mixed
$params- return StubMarshaler
public static once($params = null) ¶
Checks if a method has been invoked exactly one time.
If the number is less or greater it will later be checked in verify() and also throw an exception.
<?php
use \Codeception\Stub\Expected;
$user = $this->make(
'User',
array(
'getName' => Expected::once('Davert'),
'someMethod' => function() {}
)
);
$userName = $user->getName();
$this->assertEquals('Davert', $userName);
?>
Alternatively, a function can be passed as parameter:
<?php
Expected::once(function() { return Faker::name(); });
param mixed
$paramsreturn StubMarshaler
public static atLeastOnce($params = null) ¶
Checks if a method has been invoked at least one time.
If the number of invocations is 0 it will throw an exception in verify.
<?php
use \Codeception\Stub\Expected;
$user = $this->make(
'User',
array(
'getName' => Expected::atLeastOnce('Davert')),
'someMethod' => function() {}
)
);
$user->getName();
$userName = $user->getName();
$this->assertEquals('Davert', $userName);
?>
Alternatively, a function can be passed as parameter:
<?php
Expected::atLeastOnce(function() { return Faker::name(); });
param mixed
$paramsreturn StubMarshaler
public static exactly($count, $params = null) ¶
Checks if a method has been invoked a certain amount of times. If the number of invocations exceeds the value it will immediately throw an exception, If the number is less it will later be checked in verify() and also throw an exception.
<?php
use \Codeception\Stub;
use \Codeception\Stub\Expected;
$user = $this->make(
'User',
array(
'getName' => Expected::exactly(3, 'Davert'),
'someMethod' => function() {}
)
);
$user->getName();
$user->getName();
$userName = $user->getName();
$this->assertEquals('Davert', $userName);
?>
Alternatively, a function can be passed as parameter:
<?php
Expected::exactly(function() { return Faker::name() });
param int
$countparam mixed
$paramsreturn StubMarshaler


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The search for increasingly esoteric diversification parallels the search for yield in a world of persistently low interest rates.
Daniel Parker is the deputy chief investment officer at Texas Tech University. Prior to joining Texas Tech, Dan was a senior investment officer at Helmsley Charitable Trust, a vice president in private equity at BlackRock and an associate in investment banking at Citigroup. Dan began his career serving as an officer in the United States Marine Corps where he commanded infantry and reconnaissance units. He received an MBA from The College of William and Mary and a B.A. from Tulane University.


--- layout: page status: publish published: true title: Liquor Stores author: display_name: Jessie Pechmann login: jpechmann email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>url: '' author_login: jpechmann author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>wordpress_id: 10008 wordpress_url: http://gis.utah.gov/?page_id=10008 date: '2012-06-19 12:39:39 -0600' date_gmt: '2012-06-19 18:39:39 -0600' categories: [] tags: - SDE - sgid - Data - utah - gis - mapping - location - points - dataset - download - agrc - shapefile - geodatabase - metadata - shp - gdb - kml - digital - geographic - information - database - state - statewide - vector - arcgis - point - utah department of alcholic beverage control - alcohol - wine - store - package agencies - liquor ---
Data Type: GIS Data Layer
Steward(s): AGRC & DABC
Abstract:
Society.LiquorStores contains information and locations for liquor stores and package agencies controlled by the Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control of Utah. The source of this dataset is the Utah Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control's online map.
Last Update: 2011
Contact<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Links: Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control


In this scenario, the app will change which sounds are played with the toast.
Toasts can use audio clips from a set of Windows sounds (including "silent").
Press one of the buttons below to hear an example of that sound:
Since notifications are just XML, you can create them in many different ways. Above,
the NotificationsExtensions library is used. You can also create notifications with strings:
When you display a toast, its XML will appear here.


"Thar She Blows" a game using microphone volume and a steering wheel
An entry for the Unity x Universal game design competition
Passion project called Incubate a spiritual successor to Embryonic
A Nexus for web, game and community development.
Game Design Document
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Game 1: Golden State Warriors vs Brooklyn Nets
My Pick:
Golden State Warriors
Why I'm Rolling with them:
The Warriors have looked dominant. On Friday's game against the Knicks, they were down 1 with 7:53 to go in the 4th. That turned into a 28 point blowout. Brooklyn has been playing good basketball, but they'd need a perfect game to take one from the Warriors, who take it 127-113
Game 2: Utah Jazz vs Dallas Mavericks
My Pick:
Utah Jazz
Why I'm Rolling with them:
This Jazz team played last night. But they also looked very good. Ingles had an off night, and they still managed to have 3 players score over 20. Even without Dennis Smith Jr, Dallas looked good in flashes against Toronto. I think they'll have a hard time against an elite rim protector like Gobert tonight. Jazz 108-99
Game 3: Oklahoma City Thunder vs Phoenix Suns
My Pick:
Oklahoma City Thunder
Why I'm Rolling with them:
The Thunder have had a brutal start to their season. I'm expecting them to pick up their first win against a tired Phoenix team (Also: Deandre Ayton, 5 assists last night. Just saying). Paul George has been a bright spot for an otherwise dismal OKC offense, and he'll probably be tasked with guarding Ariza tonight. Ariza has been putting up about 10 points a game, so George can rest a little on the defeniseve end. The Suns don't have anyone to defend Westbrook on the perimeter, so he'll have a great game, giving OKC the victory 119-97
Game 4: Los Angeles Clippers vs Washington Wizards
My Pick:
Los Angeles Clippers
Why I'm Rolling with them:
Fool me twice, shame on me. Washington has looked awful to start the season, and I gave them the benefit of the doubt vs the Kings. No more. The Clippers have better perimeter defenders in Bradley and Beverly, so the Wizards backcourt will have their work cut out for them. Howard is still out. As much as there's a lot of questions regarding this Wizards team once he gets back, their lack of rebounding is a real issue. Gortat revenge game as the Clippers take it 112-103


THE SKULLS (no stars)
Director: Rob Cohen Writer: John Pogue Cast: Joshua Jackson, Paul Walker, Craig T. Nelson, Leslie Bibb PG-13, 106 minutes
What's the quickest way to sink a movie? You could give Craig T. Nelson awkward, burly facial hair for one. Yet there are faster ways. Efficiently emulating John Pogue's tedious script for the latest insipid work of Neal H. Moritz and company would work.  Both share ridiculous premises and unsatisfying conclusions. What else is there to say? The focus of intrigue shifts from rampant sex in this one, and there's no Sarah Michelle Gellar or Ryan Phillippe to somewhat save things. Despite cute smiles, Joshua Jackson and Paul Walker do not carry this movie, and with the job going to incapable supporting actors and director, it's an endless 106-minute work of continuing stupidity and boredom.
Rather than treat these "characters" with actual human names very much contrary to their fake emotions, names will not be included in this summary.
An annoyingly ambitious high school guy (Joshua Jackson) meets a gym-head boxer from a prestigious family (Paul Walker) at a famous university. Punching Bag's father (Craig T. Nelson) is the head of a campus secret society called the Skulls, which provides seemingly limitless opportunities for its exclusive pick of members. It's the country's largest male clique. After some luck in bizarre initiation ceremonies, Red Gloves and Irksome Scholar become best friends and even "skull-mates". Oh yes, skull-mates. Together they reap benefits of membership which include, but are not limited to sports cars, blank checks, rising grades, and bevies of whores.  Only when a close friend is murdered do the duo and other new Skulls come to their senses and wonder about the group's moral activities. Danger engulfs the friends. Will one man honor his father and the club, or his friend? Will the other stick with the popular people, or obey his conscience? Is there any escape from this dreadful plot?
Director Rob Cohen could have saved half of this with a simple, shameless exploitation of his main actors. A cheerfully bad Hollywood teen sex escapade hadn't happened since, well, "Cruel Intentions". The actors serve as nothing more than eye candy (with "Popular's" Leslie Bibb filling the brainless female role) since the actors have miniscule talents. The lengths to keep this PG-13 get annoying. Then again, a more adult version of "Skulls" would completely lose its target audience. This is the perfect video pick for that plucky teenage girl whose brain has received long-term abuse from abrasive foreign lip-glosses that you know. No other group of thinking, breathing human beings should give wide praise for this thing. Unless they, of course, are under the influence of some illegal substance smuggled across the border.
An example of possible adult praise: "Wow! That suggestively sweaty young man looks positively like he's reading a cue card." And that's trying hard.
Does this seem a little mean-spirited? Well then it's accurate. With skull-banging inane dialogue, vapid performances, plodding pace, and stark predictability this is easily the stinker of the season. It leaves a mood of disappointment, because like most bad movies, it could have been great. This piece triggers much anger from within for the California film gods. A movie is all in the execution, as most know. Too bad someone didn't kill this one in time.
One almost expects Gillian Anderson's character from "The X-Files" to show up as a bad pun, but alas, no. Christopher McDonald does show up for added pain in viewing though.
A film review by Frankie Paiva. Copyright 2000 Frankie Paiva.
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| MPI_FILE_CLOSE(fh) | |
| INOUT fh | file handle (handle) |
int MPI_File_close(MPI_File *fh)
MPI_FILE_CLOSE(FH, IERROR)
INTEGER FH, IERROR
void MPI::File::Close()
MPI_FILE_CLOSE first synchronizes file state (equivalent to performing an MPI_FILE_SYNC), then closes the file associated with fh. The file is deleted if it was opened with access mode MPI_MODE_DELETE_ON_CLOSE (equivalent to performing an MPI_FILE_DELETE). MPI_FILE_CLOSE is a collective routine.
Advice to users.
If the file is deleted on close, and there are
other processes currently accessing the file,
the status of the file and the behavior of future accesses
by these processes are implementation dependent.
( End of advice to users.)
The user is responsible for ensuring that all outstanding
nonblocking requests and split collective
operations associated with fh
made by a process have completed
before that process calls MPI_FILE_CLOSE.
The MPI_FILE_CLOSE routine deallocates the file handle object and sets fh to MPI_FILE_NULL.


Use the Swipe Select and Swipe Deselect animations to show selection and deselection when the user selects an item using the Swipe gesture.
Typically, the down movement will be done by the user dragging the item. When the user releases the item, the animation will show or hide the selection mark and move the element back to its rest position.


On HTML every element has two display values depending on the type of element, this are "inline" and "block".
Inline elements are the ones that stay in the same line and some properties are not respected, like "margin top" or "margin bottom",
these elements can be one next to the other, here are the inline elements on html:
  <acronym>  <bdo> <big>
 <button>   <dfn>    <input>   <map> <object> <output> <q> <samp>


GET /users returns all users
POST /users - creates a new user
GET /users/:id finds an user by id
PUT /users/:id updates existing user
DELETE /users/:id to delete a room by id
GET /rooms returns all rooms
POST /rooms - creates a new room
GET /rooms/:id finds a room by id
PUT /rooms/:id updates existing room
DELETE /pets/1 to delete a room by id


About Me
Jason Von Ruden is a technology community leader of the Wisconsin .Net Users Group in Milwaukee (www.wi-ineta.org)
I am currently working at a consulting firm in Milwaukee with a passion for learning, giving back to the community, and helping others learn.
A Stalled Technical Career
The Other Kind of IT Professional
- Are active in their community
- Always learning new skills
- Are good communicators
- Have effective career behaviors
A Solution To Stalled Technical Career
Focusing on Community
I Want You to Be
- Useful to your professional communities
- Useful to communities you live in
- Useful to others
- Useful to your Employers
Ways to Focus on Community
- Participate on Local Meetups (Meetup.com)
- Be active on social media. #DeveloperCommunity
- Contribute To Open Source (Up-For-Grabs.net)
- Seek Opportunities To Help Others
- Attend Conferences
Focus on Effective Communication
DISC Behavior Model
- High D’s - Dominance
- High I’s - Influence
- High S’s – Steadiness
- High C’s – Conscientious
High D’s - Dominance
Achieves success by taking decisive actions towards their goal
High D’s
How They Talk
- Ask What Questions
- Tells vs. Asks
- Talks More Than Listens
- Go Right to The Issue
- May Be Pushy, Even Rude
- Fast Speech
- Authoritative Tone of Control
- Use Acronyms, Short Sentences
High D’s
What They Do
- Task Focus, Results Oriented
- Impatient
- Direct, Forceful
- Willing to Get in Trouble
- Time Conscious
- Good Eye Contact
- History of Achievement
- Can Rely on Gut Feelings
High D’s
Be Ready For
- Blunt/demanding approach
- Lack of empathy
- Lack of sensitivity
- Little social interaction
High D’s
You Should Try To
- Communicate briefly/to the point
- Respect their need for autonomy
- Be clear about rules/expectations
- Let them take the lead
- Show your competence
- Stick to the topic
- Show independence
High I’s - Influence
Achieves success by persuading others to work with them towards the goal
High I’s
How They Talk
- Ask who questions
- Tell vs. ask
- Make small talk
- Go off on tangents
- Use stories or anecdotes
- Faster speech
- Express their feelings
- Share personal emotions
High I’s
What They Do
- Animated
- Lots of facial expression
- Spontaneous
- Laugh out loud
- Stylish dress
- Shorter attention span
- Warm
- May approach you closely
High I’s
Be Ready For
- Attempts to persuade/influence
- Need for the spotlight
- Over-estimates self/others
- Over-selling ideas
- Vulnerable to feeling rejected
High I’s
You Should Try To
- Approach them informally
- Be relaxed and sociable
- Let them tell you how they feel
- Keep the conversation light
- Provide written details
- Give public recognition
- Use humor
High S’s – Steadiness
Works with others as part of a team to achieve success
High S’s
How They Talk
- Make small talk
- Ask how questions
- Ask vs. Tell
- Listen more than talk
- Slow, steady delivery
- Reserved w/ opinions
- Lower volume
- Warmth in voice
High S’s
What They Do
- Photos of relationships out
- Consult others
- Friendly functional work area
- Casual relaxed walk
- Patient, tolerant
- Service oriented
- Embarrassed by recognition
- Subdued clothing
High S’s
Be Ready For
- Friendly approach t o others
- Resistance to change
- Difficulty prioritizing
- Difficulty with deadlines
High S’s
You Should Try To
- Be logical and systematic
- Provide a secure environment
- Tell them about change early
- Use sincere appreciation
- Show how they’re important
- Let them go slow into change
High C’s Conscientious
Works within rules and procedures to ensure success
High C’s
How They Talk
- Ask Why questions
- Ask vs. tell
- Listen more than talk
- Not a lot of reaction
- Slower speech
- Lower volume
- Prefer to talk vs. writing
- Get to point but like to talk
High C’s
What They Do
- Focus on task and process
- Orderly
- Meticulous
- Precise, accurate
- “Sterile” work area
- Time conscious
- Hard to read
- Diplomatic
High C’s
Be Ready For
- Discomfort with ambiguity
- Resistance to vague information
- Desire to double check
- Little need to be w/ others people
High C’s
You Should Try To
- Give clear expectations/deadlines
- Show dependability
- Show loyalty
- Be tactful and reserved
- Honor precedents
- Be precise and focused
- Value high standards
Three Career Powers
- Expertise Power
- Role Power
- Relationship Power
Role Power
The Least Effective Power
- Decreases in effectiveness the more it is used
- Achieve results by compliance
- May not believe in what they're doing
Expertise Power
The Second Most Effective Power
- Increases in effectiveness the more it is used
- Great if you want to stay in your role
- You will need to continuously learn new skills advance in your career to stay relevant
Relationship Power
The Most Effective Power
- Increases in effectiveness the more it is used
- Build trust and good will by helping others
- In return when you need help they will be there for you
Career Tools and Manger Tools Podcasts
The Solution to Stalled Career
- Are active in their community
- Always learning new skills
- Are effective communicators
- Have effective career behaviors


This example will allow you to draw several rectangles via a feedback tool below.
When you click submit, a screenshot will be rendered and send to the server via AJAX. A PHP script will then handle the data. Check the folder screenshots for the PNG renderings.
To get the code, view the source.
Please give a short description of your feedback. You can also highlight or blackout parts of the screen.


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Somewhere lost in the mists of time (HPRM 8.1.x or so) there was an issue in the HPRM web client which caused the second page of your search results to sometimes contain results that you had already seen in the first page. We fixed this in a patch of course.
Upgrading to the latest patch is not always achievable, maybe, just maybe there is a work-around? Turns out there is, try putting this inside the routeDefaults element of your hprmServiceAPI.config file:
<add name="Record" model="Records" sortBy="recRegisteredOn- unkUri" includePropertyDefs="true" />
What is going on here? The sort by Uri puts the search results in a predictable and static sequence, the sort by date registered puts them in a useful sequence.
Given that the Web Client does not yet support custom sorting you may wish to use this technique to sort search results by something more meaningful than the default.


I am currently working as an iVec intern on the Visualizing Galaxy Simulations project. The project involves taking cosmological simulation data stored in .hdf5 files and converting point, mass, h1 mass data into a volumetric 3d density representation of h1 hydrogen gas. I am using Smoothed Particle Hydrodynamics to calculate the density contributions of nearby points.
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This code will load a doom md5 model with textures and animation. The source code for this application was adapted from here. I do have a better version of this application but some of the features are not yet complete such as bump mapping and displacement mapping. I will upload the updated version at some point in the future when I have enough spare time to finish it.
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My name is Daniel Beard and I am a third year games programming student. I wanted a place to upload work that I have done and build a profile over time. Hopefully someone else will get some use or education from my programs.
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Checkboxes with custom style - with images
Checkboxes with custom style - with images. Just change your images in folder "img" or "images" and use it. For sites made with the Bootstrap or using jQeury
Eg.: Custom checkbox in work:
This simple snippet take some minutes for adding at your source. I'm working now with PSD templates & try to save all ideas of designers, as you. I see, that some snippets don't work in IE and so on. So... I think this snippet can decide this trouble. No "content", no ":after". It's not solution for Firefox and so on. These custom checkboxes work in IE and Mozilla Firefox too, compatible with Opera, Yandex, Safari. If it also includes jQery, just insert css-roules and add images. If you use the browser which can read jQuery, these custom checkboxes should work correct. MIT-license for using. Look through how it works and help me make it betterHERE


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Factors influencing this decision:
Are there any major changes you'd like to see done to the current Conferences section?
How many years of conferences do we need to move to the new site?
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Can you confirm that this section is now a high priority item?
Please describe your vision for this new section
Who would CEN work with to conceptualize this new section?
How much time would this person have to work with CEN on the section?
Please confirm this person can make final decisions on what goes in this section
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My work on the vInspired platform has enabled 250,000 young people to volunteer for over 1 million volunteering opportunities with 5,000 VCSE organisations.
Improved sign up completion rates by a staggering 36% when young people are applying for volunteer opportunities.
Young people can now access all their information from a single profile (frustratingly never previously the case) with a single login which integrates six databases. There’s also more emphasis on keeping young people safe while they’re on the site, but also on them having fun and being able to communicate with each other
I spent five years working with senior stakeholders, developing the research, design and delivery strategy using a "build-measure-learn" approach.
I pulled together and managed an Agile delivery and service design team using a collaborative, dynamic planning process – prioritising the work against capacity and capability of multi-disciplinary teams.
I personally ran co-creation workshops with over 100 young people and facilated over 25 hours of user testing sessions.
I implemented a measurement strategy based on the Theory of Change to identify what preconditions need to be in place to help young volunteers achieve their goals.
Last year, we helped 31,439 young people do 460,611 hours of voluntary work. That’s a £2.3 million contribution to the economy.


Compass-box-arrow a scss mixin for simply generate box arrow.
By Naivencreatik
Box Arrow top
Box Arrow right
Box Arrow bottom
Box Arrow left
Box Arrow top


Argent Moon Farm offers beautiful cut flowers and a variety of Alpaca products, including dryer balls, felted soaps, yarn and felted toys. Our Alpacas help us provide a variety of helpful products that we sell at the farmers market. We have reusable eco-friendly dryer balls made entirely from alpaca fiber, which eliminates static, soften clothes and reduce drying time by 15-20%.
Another product we offer are handmade goats milk soaps wrapped in Alpaca fiber, a natural exfoliant which is also great for getting dirt, grime and grease off hands. We have soft, fine Alpaca yarn and needle felted toys, and we plan to sell socks, gloves and scarves during the winter months.


I am a lifelong learner who has recently fallen in love with web development.
I am proficient in HTML5, CSS and JavaScript/JQuery for both front end and back end development. Up front I have experience using React and libraries like Bootstrap and Axios to create feature rich UIs. Out back I've built numerous servers and full CRUD APIs using Node.js and Express. For data management I've built apps with both SQL and no-SQL databases like MySQL and Mongo DB. I love the endless opportunity for creative problem solving inherent in web development.
From my earliest days I was a natural engineer, disassembling and reassembling things around the house, building and testing all sorts of contraptions from boats to cars to parachutes and racing any kid in the neighborhood on my bike or skateboard. My undergraduate studies included Mechanical Engineering and Business Management. Since 2001, I have held numerous technical and business roles in the Internet industry.
After nearly a decade working in product management, a health scare and the new perspective provided by parenthood led me to the realization that what I was doing for a living and what I was passionate about were not well enough aligned. So, I decided to return to my technical roots and began my journey to becoming a full-stack developer by completing the Web Development Boot Camp at The George Washington University.
To balance out the hours spent at a computer screen, I love being outdoors pursuing a number of activities. My wife and I are avid rock-climbers. Hiking, camping and cycling are also common pastimes, with adventures as nearby as in our hometown of Washington DC and as far away as Peru.


Apple Platforms Expert
Justin is an Apple platforms developer with over 8 years experience. He has worked with industry leaders such as Loves’ Travel Stops, Big Nerd Ranch and Apple to improve their products and build experiences for their iOS and Mac users. Through Justin's technical expertise he has experience in the consumer electronics, energy and automotive industries.


Noteworthy Features
HTML Canvas rotation and translation to implement ship movement
Normal-vector calculation for bullet and explosion trajectories
Wrap function to carry over objects from left to right side of screen
Object Oriented Javascript file framework for method abstraction
Custom Javascript class inheritance method and implementation of dupped arrays


{% load i18n %} {% block orderable_help_text %}
{% blocktrans %} TIP: You can drag and drop the items in this list to change their order on the site. Click and drag from each item's header. Be sure to click the Save button in the lower right of the page when you're done! {% endblocktrans %}
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前言 (Preface)
程序的等价关系 (Equiv)
霍尔逻辑（第一部分） (Hoare)
Hoare Logic, Part II (Hoare2)
证明论霍尔逻辑 (HoareAsLogic)
小步操作语义 (Smallstep)
类型系统 (Types)
简单类型 Lambda-演算 (Stlc)
Properties of STLC (StlcProp)
扩展简单类型 Lambda-演算 (MoreStlc)
Subtyping (Sub)
A Typechecker for STLC (Typechecking)
为 STLC 添加记录体 (Records)
Typing Mutable References (References)
Subtyping with Records (RecordSub)
Normalization of STLC (Norm)
A Collection of Handy General-Purpose Tactics (LibTactics)
- Tools for Programming with Ltac
- Identity Continuation
- Untyped Arguments for Tactics
- Optional Arguments for Tactics
- Wildcard Arguments for Tactics
- Position Markers
- List of Arguments for Tactics
- Databases of Lemmas
- On-the-Fly Removal of Hypotheses
- Numbers as Arguments
- Testing Tactics
- Testing evars and non-evars
- Check No Evar in Goal
- Helper Function for Introducing Evars
- Tagging of Hypotheses
- More Tagging of Hypotheses
- Deconstructing Terms
- Action at Occurence and Action Not at Occurence
- An Alias for eq
- Common Tactics for Simplifying Goals Like intuition
- Backward and Forward Chaining
- Introduction and Generalization
- Rewriting
- Inversion
- Induction
- Coinduction
- Decidable Equality
- Equivalence
- N-ary Conjunctions and Disjunctions
- Tactics to Prove Typeclass Instances
- Tactics to Invoke Automation
- Tactics to Sort Out the Proof Context
- Tactics for Development Purposes
- Compatibility with standard library
A Gentle Introduction (UseTactics: Tactic Library for Coq)
Theory and Practice of Automation in Coq Proofs (UseAuto)
部分求值 (PE)
后记 (Postscript)
参考文献 (Bib)
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Quora Corner
13 May 2013
Aww, it seems very amazing when you traverse Quora to face with many curious questions.  That is why I create this post to keep those things.
Question 1 by Hugo’s friend, @LeoLink
My friend asked me that why windows didn’t base on linux kernel. The reason he gave is he love gaming in Windows and like working in Linux. Any idea for a mixing OS?. Of course, there is no answer till this post is published. Predictably, it will stay in no-answer status for a long time until a crazy guy feels happy to give idea.
(Next questions will be updated asap)
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Eco Communities NI
Biodiversity Information
Quick Reference Guide
This is the quick help document where you can find useful information about the map you're looking at!
Eco Communities NI Project


Kevin David Mitnick (born August 6, 1963) is an American computer security consultant, author and hacker, best known for his high-profile 1995 arrest and later five years in prison for various computer and communications-related crimes. Mitnick's pursuit, arrest, trial, and sentence along with the associated journalism, books and films were all controversial. He now runs the security firm Mitnick Security Consulting, LLC which helps test companies' security strengths, weaknesses, and potential loopholes. He is also the Chief Hacking Officer of the security awareness training company KnowBe4, as well as an active advisory board member at Zimperium, a firm that develops a mobile intrusion prevention system.


Please find end term time table.... Please note following: Please find the End term time table. I-III semester IV-VII semester


Main page
This is the handy template for Lift webapp project
Includes:
- Jetty 8.1.9
- Lift 2.5-M4
- Configrity 1.0.0
- Scallop 0.8.0
- Bootstrap 2.3.0
- JQuery 1.8.3
- Underscore.js 1.4.3
- Dojo 1.8.3
Usage:
- Start server on port 8080:
re-start
- Create a runnable jar:
assembly
- Create a folder with files, ready for deployment:
deploy-pack
(the resulting files are located in target/deploy)
- Deploy the project to server and start it (requires rsync and ssh):
deploy-ssh "host" "path"


Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
10 to 30 mins
Serves
Serves 4
Strips of deep-fried prime beef are mixed in a sticky chilli sauce and served with noodles - far superior to any takeaway!
For the beef, heat a deep-fat fryer to 190C, or heat the oil for deep-frying in a deep heavy-based frying pan until a breadcrumb sizzles and turns brown when dropped into it. (CAUTION: hot oil can be dangerous. Do not leave unattended.)
Toss the beef strips in the vegetable oil. In a pestle and mortar, crush the Sichuan peppercorns to a fine powder. Place them in large bowl with the lime and orange zest and cornflour then toss well to combine. Add the beef and toss to coat each piece thoroughly.
In batches, drop the beef into the deep-fat fryer and cook for 2 minutes. Drain on a plate lined with kitchen paper.
For the sauce, heat a frying pan or wok until hot, add the sugar, rice wine and rice wine vinegar and bring to the boil. Add the chillies, chilli flakes, ginger, lemongrass and lime leaves then cook for 5-8 minutes until thickened, sticky and glossy looking.
Add the fried beef to the sauce, remove from the heat and toss well so that all the beef is coated in the sticky sauce.
For the noodles, heat the vegetable oil in a wok over a high heat. When the oil is smoking, add the ginger, garlic and spring onions and stir fry for 2-3 minutes, or until softened. Add the cooked noodles and stir fry for a further minute, or until warmed through. Add the sesame oil, soy sauce, rice wine vinegar and lemon juice and mix well to combine. Add the sesame seeds and stir fry for a further 1-2 minutes. Sprinkle over the coriander and stir well to combine.
To serve, divide the noodles between serving bowls and top with the chilli beef. Place the broccoli in a separate serving bowl.


Our History
In 1957, the first ever Leo club was founded by Glenside Lions Club in Abington, Pennsylvania, USA with only 35 high school boys. Through decades of hard-work and dedication, as of January 2017, the Leo Club has grown to become an extensive international youth program with more than 15,000 members in 139 countries. It provides youth of the world with an opportunity for development and contribution, individually and collectively, as responsible members of the local, national and international community.
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On nested recursion :a strange function
Define a function given by the following equations:
f1(0) = 0 f1(1) = 0 f1(x+1)=1+f1(1+f1(x)) (for x>0)
Solution
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Yves Bertot
Last modified: Sun May 3 13:53:10 CEST 2015


@* * Copyright 2023 HM Revenue & Customs * * Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); * you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. * You may obtain a copy of the License at * * http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 * * Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software * distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, * WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. * See the License for the specific language governing permissions and * limitations under the License. *@ @(params: Map[String, Any]) @uk.gov.hmrc.hmrcemailrenderer.templates.helpers.html.template_main(params, "You have been registered as a pension scheme practitioner") {
Dear @{params("pspName").toString}
This email confirms your registration as a pension scheme practitioner.
What to do next
You should pass on the practitioner ID to your pension scheme administrator.
You only need one practitioner ID, even if you are a practitioner for more than one pension scheme. This ID allows you to be authorised for all relevant schemes using the online service.
From HMRC Pension Schemes Services
}


Hi! I am Katie Barr, a current art student and multi-media artist.
To me, creating art is one of the most vital things in my life. Whether it be in the margins of my notes, in a sketchbook, or drawn into my desk, I, like many other artists, am itching to create something. While I don’t consider myself to be proficient in any specific field, I enjoy exploring many mediums and medias. So, though digital art is a new territory for me, it has been exciting and fun to explore. I previously have worked mainly in traditional mediums, particularly painting and drawing, but have found new interest in exploring digital art as well as returning to photography and videography, which I previously did a lot of.
My art is inspired by my personal life and loved ones, the nature and environment around me, and cartoon and animation art styles. Animation styles are very inspiring to me, and I am often inspired by the character designs and coloring styles of various animations. (I remember when Ponyo came out I would ask for the concept art book for it for it, and now I am pursuing art and considering following a career path into concept art.) My love for animation has pushed me to explore vibrant and representational colors and dynamic poses. Animation being an important part of my art-inspiration and life as a whole is what sparked and sustained my interest in art from a younger age to now.
In painting, my subjects are typically more personal, being my family and loved ones, and close-personal subject matters. I have been more recently inspired by surrealist art as well, creating pieces that are based more in the subconscious and dream-like aspects of the mind. The colors and other-worldly-like atmosphere of surrealism have inspired my own representations of the world in my art. I have used this to tackle person subject matter in my works and show how my mind perceives the world.
Barr 2021©


Using query bind parameters in Geode queries is similar to using prepared statements in SQL where parameters can be set during query execution. This allows user to build a query once and execute it multiple times by passing the query conditions during run time.
Query objects are thread-safe.
The use of query bind parameters is now supported in Client-to-Server queries.
The query parameters are identified by a dollar sign, $, followed by a digit that represents the parameter’s position in the parameter array passed to the execute method. Counting begins at 1, so $1 references the first bound attribute, $2 the second attribute, and so on.
The Query interface provides an overloaded execute method that accepts parameters inside an Object array. See the Query.execute JavaDocs for more details.
The 0th element of the Object array is used for the first query parameter, and so on. If the parameter count or parameter types do not match the query specification, the execute method throws an exception. Specifically, if you pass in the wrong number of parameters, the method call throws a QueryParameterCountInvalidException
. If a parameter object type is not compatible with what is expected, the method call throws a TypeMismatchException
.
In the following example, the first parameter, the integer 2, is bound to the first element in the object array. The second parameter, active, is bound to the second element.
Sample Code
// specify the query string
String queryString = "SELECT DISTINCT * FROM /exampleRegion p WHERE p.id = $1 and p.status = $2";
QueryService queryService = cache.getQueryService();
Query query = queryService.newQuery(queryString);
// set query bind parameters
Object[] params = new Object[2];
params[0] = 2;
params[1] = "active";
// Execute the query locally. It returns the results set.
SelectResults results = (SelectResults) query.execute(params);
// use the results of the query; this example only looks at the size
int size = results.size();
Using Query Bind Parameters in the Path Expression
Additionally the query engine supports the use of query bind parameter in place of a region path. When you specify a bind parameter in the query’s FROM clause, the parameter’s referenced value must be bound to a collection.
For example, the following query can be used on any collection by passing in the collection as a query parameter value. In this query you could pass in a Region Object for $1, but not the String name of a region.
SELECT DISTINCT * FROM $1 p WHERE p.status = $2


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