The Important Stuff
How it works:
The intraweb is made up of a lot of 'components'.' These components work together in unsion.
When we go to a web page the device we are using sends an HTTP request to the server for that page.
The server sifts through the ginormous amount of documents on the web to find the right one & sends
it back to the end user's browser (like IE) then sorts the information and makes it appear
on their screen.
HTML
HTML is an acronym that stands for HyperText Markup Language.
It is the common language of the internet. It contains text content that describes what is seen
and mark up that determines how the content looks.
Tags and Elements
The HTML documents are made up of elements. We use tags to tell the browser what type of elelment.
PC's Stupid?' >
Computers simply interpret what they're told ~ nothing more. With this in mind, errors caused by
programmers can cause really big problems!
Inline and Block Elements
HTML elements are either inline or block. Block elements form a
perimter around the content inside of them, like a forcefield.


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=== Test case: lasp_peer_to_peer_advertisement_counter_SUITE:full_peer_to_peer_state_based_tree_test/1 (click for source code)
=== Config value:
[{watchdog,<0.452.0>},
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>{tc_group_properties,[]},
{tc_group_path,[]},
{data_dir,"/Users/anne-francevanswieten/lasp/_build/test/lib/lasp/test/lasp_peer_to_peer_advertisement_counter_SUITE_data/"},
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>=== Current directory is<EMAIL_ADDRESS>=== Started at 2017-05-02 17:46:57
*** User 2017-05-02 17:46:57.609 ***
Beginning test case full_peer_to_peer_state_based_tree_test
*** User 2017-05-02 17:46:57.618 ***
Running peer_to_peer_ad_counter_state_based_tree_test with nodes [server,
client_1,
client_2,
client_3]
*** User 2017-05-02 17:46:57.618 ***
Launching Erlang distribution...

*** User 2017-05-02 17:47:03.845 ***
Custering nodes...
*** User 2017-05-02 17:47:03.846 ***
Joining node: 'server@MacBook-Pro-de-Anne-France' to 'client_1@MacBook-Pro-de-Anne-France' at port 57792
*** User 2017-05-02 17:47:03.849 ***
Joining node: 'server@MacBook-Pro-de-Anne-France' to 'client_2@MacBook-Pro-de-Anne-France' at port 57794
*** User 2017-05-02 17:47:03.850 ***
Joining node: 'server@MacBook-Pro-de-Anne-France' to 'client_3@MacBook-Pro-de-Anne-France' at port 57796
*** User 2017-05-02 17:47:03.853 ***
Joining node: 'client_1@MacBook-Pro-de-Anne-France' to 'server@MacBook-Pro-de-Anne-France' at port 57790
*** User 2017-05-02 17:47:03.860 ***
Joining node: 'client_1@MacBook-Pro-de-Anne-France' to 'client_2@MacBook-Pro-de-Anne-France' at port 57794
*** User 2017-05-02 17:47:03.861 ***
Joining node: 'client_1@MacBook-Pro-de-Anne-France' to 'client_3@MacBook-Pro-de-Anne-France' at port 57796
*** User 2017-05-02 17:47:03.862 ***
Joining node: 'client_2@MacBook-Pro-de-Anne-France' to 'server@MacBook-Pro-de-Anne-France' at port 57790
*** User 2017-05-02 17:47:03.862 ***
Joining node: 'client_2@MacBook-Pro-de-Anne-France' to 'client_1@MacBook-Pro-de-Anne-France' at port 57792
*** User 2017-05-02 17:47:03.863 ***
Joining node: 'client_2@MacBook-Pro-de-Anne-France' to 'client_3@MacBook-Pro-de-Anne-France' at port 57796
*** User 2017-05-02 17:47:03.863 ***
Joining node: 'client_3@MacBook-Pro-de-Anne-France' to 'server@MacBook-Pro-de-Anne-France' at port 57790
*** User 2017-05-02 17:47:03.866 ***
Joining node: 'client_3@MacBook-Pro-de-Anne-France' to 'client_1@MacBook-Pro-de-Anne-France' at port 57792
*** User 2017-05-02 17:47:03.867 ***
Joining node: 'client_3@MacBook-Pro-de-Anne-France' to 'client_2@MacBook-Pro-de-Anne-France' at port 57794
*** User 2017-05-02 17:47:03.867 ***
Lasp fully initialized.
*** User 2017-05-02 17:47:03.867 ***
Waiting for simulation to end
*** User 2017-05-02 17:49:43.895 ***
Simulation ended with success
*** User 2017-05-02 17:49:51.972 ***
Ending test case full_peer_to_peer_state_based_tree_test
=== Ended at 2017-05-02 17:49:51
=== successfully completed test case
=== Returned value: ok
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TL; DR
You can set up a custom recipe in IFTTT to alert you whenever a new listing is available on Craigslist.
Keep this website loaded in the background.
On Craigslist, perform a search, copy the URL from the address bar after the search has been performed, paste it into the search URL box in the IFTTT, enter in your e-mail, and make the recipe!
A little background
One thing my readers should know is that I’m a stan of music – all variety of music. This is likely because I consider myself a hobbyist musician. As a result, I suffer from what other musicians call GAS (not necessarily the result of dietary choices).
GAS is known in the musician’s community as Gear Acquisition Syndrome; GAS means that you love collection gear.
I currently use a Vox AD30VT, a small amp that has a tube in the preamp. It was OK for small band practices, but the clean volume was just not cutting it – I need more wattage.
Before starting my quest to purchase an amp, I decided that whatever amp I got needed to have the following:
- Affordability
- Reliability
- Volume
- Clean headroom
In short, I wanted a tube amp that was reliable and affordable. I set a budget of $500 USD and performed research.
After a few searches, I came to the conclusion that a Fender Blues Deluxe or a Peavey Classic would have to be the amp that I choose.
Because these amps are just over my budget, enter Craigslist.
Leveraging If This Then That (IFTTT)
As soon as I thought about monitoring a search query and ensuring I was up-to-date with the search queries, I thought about automating this using IFTTT. The idea is that I would perform a search query, and anytime a new result was returned, I would get notified ASAP so that I could act on it.
I’m using this following recipe to monitor Craigslist changes.
The first thing I did was perform the search query that I needed. After that, I copied the URL from the search result and pasted it into the Craiglist box within the recipe page.
I then entered an e-mail address and saved the recipe. After it was saved, I
went into My Recipes and ended up modifying it. I changed the subject of the
e-mail to be [CL Deal] Peavey Classic
.
However, if you’re reading this blog, then you know I’m a bit more… unique than the average internet user. Therefore, I ended up creating three different alerts. Each one using the same term, but with a different maximum price.
This allowed me to change the subject of the e-mail that will be sent to myself
to something like [CL BUY THIS NOW] Peavey Classic
or something of that
nature.
Why not use Craigslist alerts?
I’m not going to lie – I didn’t know Craigslist alerts existed. Knowing that now, I realize that one benefit that you have by using IFTTT is that you have a centralized location for all your queries. Additionally, IFTTT will alert you whenever something goes wrong with the service/integration.
Final notes
Leveraging web automation tools like IFTTT is a great way to look for deals or to get alerts (weather, movies, etc). Hopefully by leveraging these automation tools, I could stop hawking websites during work hours and just wait for the deals to come to me rather than the other way around.


Fires whenever any player chats in the game.
Identical to player.on("initialSpawn").
Fires immediately whenever a player joins the game. (Before player downloads bricks, players, assets, etc).
Fires whenever a player leaves the game.
The message that will be sent to players (locally) who join the game.
This property is to compensate for a client bug. If the player team is not set automatically, the user's name won't appear on their client's leaderboard.
Only disable this if you are going to set the player's team when they join.
An array of the core scripts disabled. (ie: ["respawn.js"]
).
If set to false, players will not spawn in the game.
If set to false, the bricks of the map will not be sent to the player when they join. But they will still be loaded into memory.
A direct pointer to the server start settings (usually start.js)
If set to false server join messages, etc will not be sent to players.
An object containing players, teams, environment settings, etc.
Clears all of the bricks for every player connected. This wipes world.bricks, any new players who join after this is ran will download no bricks from the server.
Commands are sent from the client when a user prefixes their message with /
followed by any string.
In the example below, "kick" would be the command, and "user" the argument:
Example: /kick user
Identical to Game.command, but instead of a string it takes an array of commands.
This will assign them all to the same callback, this is very useful for creating alias commands.
Takes an array of bricks, and deletes them all from every client. This will modify world.bricks.
Find the player with the provided username, and return them.
Returns the currently hosted sets data, if the game is being hosted by the provided userId - will throw an error if the userId provided is not the host.
Returns player stats in JSON from this API:
https://api.brick-hill.com/v1/user/profile?id={userId}
Takes an array of bricks and loads them to all clients.
Clears the map, and then calls loadBrk with the provided file path. Then it sets all the bricks in the game, spawns, Game.map, and Game.mapName.
brk data like: bricks, spawns, environment, tools, teams, etc is returned.
Sends a chat message to every player in the game.
"Parents" a bot class to the game.
"Parents" a brick class to the game. You should do this after setting all the brick properties.
Takes an array of teams and loads them to all clients.
Loads the brk file like Game.loadBrk, but returns the data rather than setting / modifying anything.
This is useful if you want to grab teams, bricks, etc from a brk, but don't want to modify the game yet.
Sets the environment for every player in the game.
Patches the world.environment with keys containing new properties.
Exits the server process, and terminates any running scripts.
If a
Game.on("chat")
listener is added, any time the game recieves a chat message, it will be emitted data to this listener, and the actual packet for sending the chat will not be sent.You can use this to intercept chat messages, and then transform them to whatever, and then call
Game.messageAll
.Player
Message
Game.on("chat", (player, message) => { Game.messageAll(player.username + " screams loudly: " + message) })


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The Stanford Cable TV News Analyzer was created by the Computer Graphics Lab at Stanford University in collaboration with the John S. Knight Fellowship Program.
The project is supported by financial and computing gifts from the Brown Institute for Media Innovation, Intel Corporation, Google Cloud, Amazon Web Services, and the National Science Foundation. The video dataset was provided for academic use by The Internet Archive.
For more examples of analyses that can be performed using the Stanford Cable TV News Analyzer, as well as more detail on the design of this website and our methodology for video labeling, please refer to our paper:
Analysis of Faces in a Decade of US Cable TV News
J. Hong, W. Crichton, H. Zhang, D. Y. Fu, J. Ritchie, J. Barenholtz, B. Hannel, X. Yao, M. Murray, G. Moriba, M. Agrawala, K. Fatahalian
Paper website (Published in KDD 2021.)
Original technical report on arXiv:
Analyzing Who and What Appears in a Decade of US Cable TV News (August 2020)
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Section |
Parameter |
Description |
Values |
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ASM |
asm_in_use |
Is ASM in use |
true | false |
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asm_meta_info |
Backup the ASM meta files and information like the disk header description |
true | false |
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asm_backup_dest |
Location for the backup. |
path |
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asm_instancesid |
SID of the ASM Instance |
+ASM | +ASM[n] Like +ASM or +ASM1 for RAC
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asm_oracle_home |
ORACLE_HOME ASM Instance |
Default | Path If set to „Default“ the path will be read from the Oracle inventory |
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GRID |
grid_in_use |
RAC in use |
true | false |
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backup_grid |
Backup the RAC meta files and information like the voting disks |
true | false |
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grid_backup_dest |
Location of the backjup |
Path |
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grid_oracle_home |
ORACLE_HOME of the RAC/Grid installation |
Default | Path If set to „Default“ the path will be read from the Oracle inventory |
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DB |
dbname |
Name of the DB |
<NAME of the DB> The name of the DB is mostly the same like the SID, if RAC is in use SID and ID of the node! |
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sid |
SID of the DB |
<SID> |
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oracle_home |
ORACLE_HOME for this DB |
<PATH> |
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nls_settings |
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use_direct_connnect_for_sys |
if „true“ the connection to the DB will be done as „/ as sysdba“
if “false” the parameter username and tns_alias will be used. |
true | false |
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tns_alias |
SQL*Net Alias |
<sql_net alias> This value must be in the file TNSNames.ora |
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tns_admin |
if the value is "default" the Oracle Home Path is used, else the path |
Path to the tnsnames.ora configuration |
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username |
Attribute: password Use this password to write down the password encrypt if „false“ the password will be encrypted by the first call of the script certificate if „ true“ the s SQL*Net Feature „Certificate autorisierung“ will be used.
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<name of the backup user>
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nls_lang |
NLS Settings for this Session |
Example: GERMAN_GERMANY.UTF8 |
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db_backup_dest |
Location for the backup. |
<path> |
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db_backup_use_flash |
Use for the RMAN Backup the Flash Recovery Parameter If false the Location under db_backup_dest will be used only for meta data and user exports |
true | false |
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backup_flash_to_disk |
If „ true”, save the complete Flash Recovery Area ( ASM Disk!) to the File system location (Parameter db_backup_dest ) |
true | false |
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db_backup |
If true, save the DB |
true | false |
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db_backup_count_of |
Count of Backups, to store on disk |
[1…9] |
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db_backup_incremental_policy |
EE feature, if EE you can implement a incremental policy The pattern have 7 positions, one position for each day, first position is Monday. |
[0|1|2], [0|1|2], [0|1|2], [0|1|2], [0|1|2], [0|1|2], [0|1|2]
For each day of the week. incremental level from 0 until 2 |
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db_backup_channels |
Amount of channels (only if EE edition ) |
[1…9] |
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db_backup_section_size |
EE feature to read in parallel Big Table spaces |
For example 5M |
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db_backup_compress |
EE feature : Compress the backup |
true | false
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db_meta_info |
Save the meta data of the DB like the control file and spfile Attribute: use_dot_net if true use .net connection to the db if true: dot_net_orcle_home Oracle Home Directory with the .net library (only the Home Path!) |
true | false
true | false
Oracle Home Path |
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db_check_alert_log |
check the Alert log for errors print_lines_after_match
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true | false |
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db_archive |
If the main backup script is called with the parameter „ARCHIVE „the backup for the archives will be done. Used for hourly archive backup |
true | false |
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archive_use_flash |
Use the flash recovery area for the backup |
true | false |
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archive_backup_dest |
Location for the Archives if archive_use_flash is false. |
<path> |
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db_user_export |
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export |
Export the schemata’s from the database |
true | false |
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compress_export |
Zip the export (if zip is installed!) |
true | false |
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export_dir_db |
DB Directory Name for the DataPump Export |
<NAME> |
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export_dir_os |
Directory in the operation system (Path) to that the pointer export_dir_db
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<Path> |
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export_policy |
Pattern has 7 positions, one Position for the week day. First position is Monday. The no. will be added to the name of the export.
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[0..7], [0..7], [0..7], [0..7], [0..7], [0..7], [0..7]
Example: 0,1,0,1,0,1,2
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user |
Attribute: Attribute: password Use this password to write down the password encrypt if „false“ the password will be encrypted by the first call of the script certificate if „ true“ the s SQL*Net Feature „Certificate autorisierung“ will be used. use_sys_account Not use the schema owner (Parameter username ) us the SYS Account or the backup user tns_alias use this connection |
<Schema owner>
The Schema that hast to be exported. |
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files |
copyfiles |
Copy the files if „true“ |
true | false |
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pair |
Tuple of directory |
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source_dir |
Source Dir. |
<Path> |
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target_dir |
Target Dir |
<Path> |
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robocopy_parameter |
Feature set for robocopy |
Like: <![CDATA[/S /W:0 /R:0 /NP]]> |


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const previousPolyfill = require('./previous-sibling-polyfill')
/**
* Gets the element node that is a sibling to this element node (a direct child of the same parent) and is immediately
* previous to it in the DOM tree. It's a fix for IE that does not support :nth-child pseudoselector
* @param {HTMLElement} element - DOM node
* @return {string} Unique CSS selector for the given DOM node
*/
function previousElementSibling(element)
{
if(element.previousElementSibling !== 'undefined')
return element.previousElementSibling
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}
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* @param {HTMLElement} element - DOM node
* @return {string} Unique CSS selector for the given DOM node
*/
function getPath(element)
{
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{
let selector = element.nodeName
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{
selector += `#${element.id}`
}
else
{
let
sibling = element, // Walk backwards until there is no previous sibling
siblingSelectors = [] // Will hold nodeName to join for adjacent selection
while(sibling !== null && sibling.nodeType === Node.ELEMENT_NODE)
{
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sibling = previousElementSibling(sibling)
}
// :first-child does not apply to HTML
if(siblingSelectors[0] !== 'HTML')
siblingSelectors[0] = siblingSelectors[0] + ':first-child'
selector = siblingSelectors.join(' + ')
}
path.unshift(selector)
element = element.parentNode
}
return path.join(' > ')
}
module.exports = getPath


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Unsettled API - A stream-like decoder from AMQP bytes to C++ values. More...
#include <decoder.hpp>
Inherits data.
Public Member Functions | |||
| decoder (const data &d, bool exact=false) | |||
| Wrap a Proton C data object. More... | |||
| decoder (const internal::value_base &, bool exact=false) | |||
| Attach decoder to a proton::value. More... | |||
| void | decode (const char *buffer, size_t size) | ||
| Decode AMQP data from a buffer and add it to the end of the decoders stream. | |||
| void | decode (const std::string &) | ||
| Decode AMQP data from a std::string and add it to the end of the decoders stream. | |||
| bool | more () | ||
| Return true if there are more value to extract at the current level. | |||
| type_id | next_type () | ||
| Get the type of the next value that will be read by operator>>. More... | |||
| decoder & | operator>> (start &) | ||
| Start decoding a container type, such as an ARRAY, LIST or MAP. More... | |||
| decoder & | operator>> (const finish &) | ||
| Finish decoding a container type, and move on to the next value in the stream. | |||
| template<class T > | |||
| decoder & | operator>> (sequence_ref< T > r) | ||
| Extract any AMQP sequence (ARRAY, LIST or MAP) to a C++ sequence container of T if the elements types are convertible to T. More... | |||
| template<class T > | |||
| decoder & | operator>> (associative_ref< T > r) | ||
| Extract an AMQP MAP to a C++ associative container. | |||
| template<class T > | |||
| decoder & | operator>> (pair_sequence_ref< T > r) | ||
| Extract an AMQP MAP to a C++ push_back sequence of pairs preserving encoded order. | |||
Extract built-in types | |||
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| decoder & | operator>> (bool &) | ||
| decoder & | operator>> (uint8_t &) | ||
| decoder & | operator>> (int8_t &) | ||
| decoder & | operator>> (uint16_t &) | ||
| decoder & | operator>> (int16_t &) | ||
| decoder & | operator>> (uint32_t &) | ||
| decoder & | operator>> (int32_t &) | ||
| decoder & | operator>> (wchar_t &) | ||
| decoder & | operator>> (uint64_t &) | ||
| decoder & | operator>> (int64_t &) | ||
| decoder & | operator>> (timestamp &) | ||
| decoder & | operator>> (float &) | ||
| decoder & | operator>> (double &) | ||
| decoder & | operator>> (decimal32 &) | ||
| decoder & | operator>> (decimal64 &) | ||
| decoder & | operator>> (decimal128 &) | ||
| decoder & | operator>> (uuid &) | ||
| decoder & | operator>> (std::string &) | ||
| decoder & | operator>> (symbol &) | ||
| decoder & | operator>> (binary &) | ||
| decoder & | operator>> (message_id &) | ||
| decoder & | operator>> (annotation_key &) | ||
| decoder & | operator>> (scalar &) | ||
| decoder & | operator>> (internal::value_base &) | ||
| decoder & | operator>> (null &) | ||
| decoder & | operator>> (decltype(nullptr)&) | ||
Friends | |
| class | message |
Unsettled API - A stream-like decoder from AMQP bytes to C++ values.
For internal use only.
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inlineexplicit |
Wrap a Proton C data object.
The exact flag if set means decode only when there is an exact match between the AMQP and C++ type. If not set then perform automatic conversions.
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explicit |
Attach decoder to a proton::value.
The decoder is rewound to the start of the data.
| type_id next_type | ( | ) |
Get the type of the next value that will be read by operator>>.
| conversion_error | if no more values. |
Start decoding a container type, such as an ARRAY, LIST or MAP.
This "enters" the container, more() will return false at the end of the container. Call finish() to "exit" the container and move on to the next value.
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inline |
Extract any AMQP sequence (ARRAY, LIST or MAP) to a C++ sequence container of T if the elements types are convertible to T.
A MAP is extracted as [key1, value1, key2, value2...]
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Nearly all the people living on this, the smallest of the inhabited islands in the Hawaiian group, reside in Lanai City. This town, originally built for the workers in the pineapple growing industry, sits on the high ground at the centre of the island.
Manele Bay is on the southern coast and is the only harbour where there are any facilities.
If visiting Kaumalapau Harbour, use your own ground tackle as none of the moorings there are to be trusted. Anchor in the southern half of the bay as the holding is good in the sand, but use two anchors as the wind can abruptly veer from east to north when the trade winds are strong.
Position 20° 44'28"N, 156° 53'05"W. (Boat harbour)Being the only harbour on the island, this is a busy place and finding a berth here is not often possible. Also the slips are subject to considerable surge which does not affect those at anchor outside the breakwater.
Anchor inside the breakwater in about 2m and having dropped the bow anchor, use the dinghy to tie a stern line to one of the mooring rings on the sea wall.
In calm weather it is possible to anchor outside the breakwater in about 10m, ensuring that you anchor in sand and avoid damaging the coral. Anchoring here has the advantage of avoiding your boat being covered in the red dust which blows over the harbour, as well as being in clean, clear water.
There are toilets and (cold) showers at the harbour.
There are several day-use mooring to allow exploration of the reefs. See Day-Use moorings Locations.
Last updated October 2014.


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Empty Desert [ay27], desert, in Mandoria, wilderness
Last updated Turn #82
Empty Desert [ay27], desert, in Mandoria, wilderness
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6: The Savvy Aardvark [ha5r], ship, 2 hulls, 1 rowing port, 6 sails,
6: arrived from Ocean [az27], owner:
6: Phantasm [n4b], Imperial Empire, duke, with eight sailors
6: Jupiter [m8j], Imperial Empire, accompanied by:
6: Odin [y5z], Imperial Empire
6: Zeus [y7k], Imperial Empire, the High Priest of the Church
6: of Kireus [156]
6: Hera [g3f], Imperial Empire
6: Thor [r4g], Imperial Empire
6: Apollo [b5e], Imperial Empire
6: Helios [p6i], Imperial Empire
6: Eos [a2t], Imperial Empire
6: Aryon [t6i], Imperial Empire
6: Lanthara [r4v], Imperial Empire
6: Licia [i1l], Imperial Empire
6: Thrix [n3v], Imperial Empire
6: Amanda [s7m], Imperial Empire
6: Klaus [u5x], Imperial Empire
7: The Savvy Aardvark [ha5r], ship, 2 hulls, 1 rowing port, 6 sails,
7: departed for Ocean [ay28].
7: Pack of wolves [jn0n], wolves, number: 10, arrived from the north.
8: Pack of wolves [dd7w], wolves, number: 15, arrived from the west.
9: Pack of wolves [jn0n], wolves, number: 10, went north.
10: Pack of wolves [dd7w], wolves, number: 15, went north.
11: Horde of rats [ez6y], rats, number: 41, arrived from the west.
11: Pack of wolves [bw0a], wolves, number: 10, arrived from the west.
11: Pack of wolves [ea5o], wolves, number: 11, arrived from the west.
12: Pack of wolves [ek5g], wolves, number: 11, arrived from the north.
12: Pack of wolves [gj7y], wolves, number: 10, arrived from the west.
12: Pack of wolves [gy8u], wolves, number: 9, arrived from the west.
13: Horde of rats [ez6y], rats, number: 41, went north.
13: Pack of wolves [bw0a], wolves, number: 10, went north.
13: Pack of wolves [ea5o], wolves, number: 11, went north.
13: Pack of wolves [im3l], wolves, number: 6, arrived from the north.
14: Pack of wolves [ek5g], wolves, number: 11, went west.
14: Pack of wolves [gj7y], wolves, number: 10, went north.
14: Pack of wolves [gy8u], wolves, number: 9, went west.
14: Pack of wolves [ak0j], wolves, number: 8, arrived from the north.
15: Pack of wolves [im3l], wolves, number: 6, went west.
16: Pack of wolves [ak0j], wolves, number: 8, went west.
16: Pack of wolves [ii3t], wolves, number: 10, arrived from the west.
17: Wild men [ge4g], savages, number: 44, arrived from the west.
17: Pack of wolves [gx9u], wolves, number: 11, arrived from the north.
17: Pack of wolves [hq1l], wolves, number: 18, arrived from the north.
17: It has become quite foggy.
Routes leaving Empty Desert:
North, desert, to Empty Desert [ax27], 8 days
East, to Ocean [ay28], The Inner Sea, 2 days
South, to Ocean [az27], The Inner Sea, 2 days
West, desert, to Empty Desert [ay26], 8 days
Inner locations:
Graveyard [ac8e], graveyard, 1 day
The province is blanketed in fog.
No one can be seen through the fog.


Camila Cabello's 'Living Proof' Video Is Out Now - Watch Here!
Camila Cabello just dropped the new music video for her latest song release, “Living Proof“!
The 22-year-old “Liar” singer revealed the surprise release earlier in the day on Sunday (November 24).
“the video for living proof is OUT NOW 😩😊😊😊 I loved pretending I was a little fairy nymph cuz that’s all I wanna be !!!! watch the #LivingProofVideo on @YouTubeMusic and tell me what u think,” she wrote on Instagram.
Camila will not only perform her song at the 2019 American Music Awards, but she’s also set to perform her duet “Señorita” with boyfriend Shawn Mendes. They’re even nominated for Collaboration of the Year!
Watch the music video right here and be sure to tune in to the 2019 American Music Awards TONIGHT (November 24) at 8pm on ABC!
Camila Cabello – ‘Living Proof’


Functions
is_php¶
Determines if the current version of PHP is greater then the supplied value
Since there are a few places where we conditionally test for PHP > 5
we'll set a static variable.
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is_really_writable¶
Tests for file writability
is_writable() returns TRUE on Windows servers when you really can't write to
the file, based on the read-only attribute. is_writable() is also unreliable
on Unix servers if safe_mode is on.
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load_class¶
Class registry
This function acts as a singleton. If the requested class does not
exist it is instantiated and set to a static variable. If it has
previously been instantiated the variable is returned.
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is_loaded¶
Keeps track of which libraries have been loaded. This function is
called by the load_class() function above
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get_config¶
Loads the main config.php file
This function lets us grab the config file even if the Config class
hasn't been instantiated yet
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config_item¶
Returns the specified config item
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show_error¶
Error Handler
This function lets us invoke the exception class and
display errors using the standard error template located
in application/errors/errors.php
This function will send the error page directly to the
browser and exit.
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show_404¶
404 Page Handler
This function is similar to the show_error() function above
However, instead of the standard error template it displays
404 errors.
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log_message¶
Error Logging Interface
We use this as a simple mechanism to access the logging
class and send messages to be logged.
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_exception_handler¶
Exception Handler
This is the custom exception handler that is declaired at the top
of Codeigniter.php. The main reason we use this is to permit
PHP errors to be logged in our own log files since the user may
not have access to server logs. Since this function
effectively intercepts PHP errors, however, we also need
to display errors based on the current error_reporting level.
We do that with the use of a PHP error template.
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remove_invisible_characters¶
Remove Invisible Characters
This prevents sandwiching null characters
between ascii characters, like Java\0script.
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html_escape¶
Returns HTML escaped variable
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New! v0.1 released! This time we're serious!
Objective Lua is an almost pure superset of Lua that welds the Objective C object orientation system and syntax on top of the classic Lua language. It is written entirely in Lua and works by translating Objective Lua code into Lua code as it is loaded. This means that it's incredibly portable and incredibly fast.
What you get out of the language are:
finally
!)For more information, I'd encourage you to read the online documentation. Alternatively, you could look at an example program. You probably also want to check out the FAQ.
Hack value?
It started out as, more or less, a joke I put together in a few hours. It went memetic and I realised that there was actually quite a lot of interest. The Objective C class system, stolen more or less intact from Smalltalk, is interesting as it's largely orthogonal from the actual language. It can, with a suprisingly small amount of work, be dropped more or less intact into another language. And it has been: there's Objective-J, Objective Perl, and Objective Modula-2, for example, which are Objectified Javascript and Modula-2 respectively. So there's precedent.
The other thing is that writing the example program for Objective Lua just felt so comfortable. The dynamic nature of the Objective C class structure is a natural fit to Lua's dynamic types and ad-hoc data structures. I did later find a few places where the syntaxes clashed --- that's why Objective Lua is only nearly a strict superset of Lua --- but even after rejigging the syntax to work around these issues, that feeling of ease remained. For me, at least, code just flows smoothly when writing Objective Lua.
Objective Lua is a personality skin for Lua. That is, it's a layer that sits in the package loader list which reads in Objective Lua .olua
files and translates them to classic Lua code as needed.
What this means is that Objective Lua code is, to all intents and purposes, Lua code --- once it's been loaded. This means that Objective Lua code interoperates seamlessly with Lua. You can call one from the other (because they're the same language).
I've also taken care that the Objective Lua object system is as compatible as possible with standard Lua practices. You can call Objective Lua objects using the standard object:method(args)
syntax, if you want. Conversely, you can use Objective Lua syntax to call methods on any Lua object; they don't have to be owned by Objective Lua (or even subclassed from olua.lib.Object
).
Documentation is provided; currently it's a bit sparse but should be complete. API documents are created automatically from annotated source by a tool called oldot
(provided. Naturally, it's written in Objective Lua). I'd also encourage you to join the mailing list for assistance. (Especially, for non-sensitive issues I'd prefer you emailed the list than mail me directly.)
Objective Lua is experimental software. It's an interesting experiment. It's not complete --- there are many bugs and omissions --- and there's no guarantee that any of the APIs or even the syntax will remain stable. While I don't think there are any showstopping bugs, I'd get a little twitchy if anyone announced they were writing big software projects in it.
Objective Lua is hosted on SourceForge.
You can get the most recent version of Objective Lua from the project download page.
Version 0.1, 2009-12-16: First real release.
Version 0.0.1, 2009-10-05: The toy release.
Objective Lua was written by David Given. The program is freely distributable under the terms of the MIT License.


WITNESS LIST
Finance
April 13, 2015 10:00 AM
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Brooks, Jeffrey Policy Analyst (Texas Conservative Coalition), Austin, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Borel, Dennis (Coalition of Texans with Disabilities), Austin
Garcia, Eileen CEO of Texans Care (Texans Care for Children), Austin
Quinzi, Patty Legislative Counsel (TX - American Federation of Teachers), Austin, TX
FOR:
Cawelti, Jeri Manager, Govt. Relations (Bell Helicopter/TDAAA), Fort Worth, TX
Heywood, David A. V.P. Taxes (Lockheed Martin Corp.), Bethesda, MD
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Brooks, Jeffrey Policy Analyst (The Texas Conservative Coalition), Austin, TX
Chiodo, Dana (Raytheon), Austin, TX
Christian, George attorney (Texas Taxpayers and Research Association), Austin, TX
Dodson, Jeff Director, State Gov't Relations (The Boeing Company)
Fox, Eric Government Relations (Texas Defense Aerospace Aviation Alliance), Fort Worth
Geske, Matthew D. Governmental Affairs (Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce), Ft. Worth,
TX
Mendez, Mark Assistant County Administrator (Tarrant County), Fort Worth
Shields, Chris Attorney (Port San Antonio), Austin, TX
Simpson, Stephanie Vice President (Tx Assn of Manufacturers), Austin, TX
FOR:
Adix, Kenneth CFO Pflugerville ISD (Pflugerville ISD), Pflugerville, TX
Gardner, Brent Lawyer (Gardere Wynn Sewell), Dallas, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Giarratani, Dominic Asst Director (Texas Association of School Boards)
Vane, Mark Lawyer (Gardere Wynne Sewell), Austin
FOR:
MacFarland, Andrew Bus. Development (Data Foundry), Aus
Montemayor, Jose CPA/Business Manager (Self)
Morrison, Chet Property Tax Consultant (Texas Association of Property Tax
Professionals), Austin, TX
Venable, Peggy policy dir. (Americans for Prosperity - TX), Austin, TX
WITNESS LIST
Finance
April 13, 2015 10:00 AM
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Brooks, Jeffrey Policy Analyst (Texas Conservative Coalition), Austin, TX
Cartwright, Deborah Lawyer (Harris County Appraisal District), Houston, TX
LeBas, James tax analyst (Texas Apartment Association)
Lee, Randy M. Sr. Vice President (Stewart Title Guaranty Co.)
Michel, Lorri lawyer (Self), Austin, TX
Minick, Stephen VP, Gov't Affairs (Texas Association of Business), Austin, TX
Munoz, Ned General Counsel (Tx Assn of Builders), Austin, TX
Spilman, Annie legislative director (National Federation of Independent Business/TX),
Austin, TX
ON:
South, Brent Chief Appraiser Hunt CAD (Texas Association of Appraisal Districts),
Greenville, TX
FOR:
Elliott, Dane Farmer/Rancher, Small Business Owner (Live Oak County Farm Bureau),
Pawnee, TX
Huff, Jim Live Oak County Judge (Live Oak County)
Katzfey, Mark Rancher - businessman - Ins. agent (Live Oak Underground Water dist. and
myself)
ON:
Parks, Ursula Director (Legislative Budget Board)
Wooten, Tim Property Tax Assistance (Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts)
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Venable, Peggy policy dir (Americans for Prosperity - TX), Austin
FOR:
Goldman, Deborah Managing Counsel (Toyota Motor Sales USA), Torrance, CA
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Doran, Laird Director of Government Relations for Gulf States Toyota and the Friedkin
Group (Gulf States Toyota), Houston, TX
Shields, Chris Attorney (Toyota), Austin, TX
Vasquez, Tanya C. Government Affairs (Toyota Motor North America), Austin
ON:
Fojtasek, Delores Supervisor - Misc. Claims (Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts),
Austin, TX
Heimlich, Ed Self-employed (also providing written testimony) (Self), Austin
VanderBurg, Michael LBB Staff (LBB)
WITNESS LIST
Finance
April 13, 2015 10:00 AM
FOR:
Ohlenforst, Cindy attorney (2015 Fair Sales Tax Initiatives for Texas Aircraft, LLC)
ON:
Barton, Karey W Associate Deputy Comptroller for Tax (Comptroller of Public Accounts)
Coats, Andrew Attorney (Self), The Woodlands, TX
Leonard, Lacy attorney (Self), Sunset Valley, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Hadley, John Stephen Business Aviation Association Mgr. (National Business Aviation
Association)
Norton, David T. Attorney (2015 Fair Sales Tax Initiating for Texas Aircraft, LLC)
Shields, Chris Attorney (Texas Agricultural Aviation Association), Austin, TX
ON:
Pai, Sarah Tax Policy Research Specialist (Comptroller of Public Accounts)
ON:
South, Brent Chief Appraiser Hunt CAD (Texas Association of Appraisal Districts),
Greenville, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Brooks, Jeffrey Policy Analyst (Texas Conservative Coalition), Austin, TX
ON:
Mann, Laurie Property Tax Assistance (Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts)
McGhee, Duncant State Employee (Texas Veterans Commission)
Tayler, Jonathan state agency employee (Tx Veterans Comm)
FOR:
McBride, Michael S. student (Self)
ON:
Tjon, Chris Revenue Estimating (Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts)
FOR:
Walker, Nate lobbyist (Texas Family Council), Austin, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Brooks, Jeffrey Policy Analyst (Texas Conservative Coalition), Austin, TX
ON:
McGhee, Duncant State Employee (Texas Veterans Commission)


This chart currently displays the relationship between freedom and happiness for different countries all across the world.
In the future, after we accumulate more data, we hope to make visualizations regarding our user statistics, such as their age groups and which activities they are most interested in.


Democrats criticize House GOP leader’s public affairs job
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - Minnesota Democrats say the decision by the Republican leader in the state House of Representatives to join a Washington D.C.-area government relations firm as its director of public affairs is a conflict of interest.
The Star Tribune reports that Stateside Associates of Arlington, Virginia announced the hiring of Rep. Kurt Daudt on Friday. The Republican from Crown will continue to serve in the state Legislature and as GOP caucus leader.
Minnesota DFL Chairman Ken Martin called on Daudt to resign from one of the roles, arguing that he is “opening himself up to massive conflicts of interest by working for a lobbying firm” while serving in the Legislature.
Daudt told the newspaper he will not be lobbying or working on any Minnesota issues in his new job.
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Use this page to configure the IntelliJ IDEA menus and toolbars.
Menus and Items List shows the items for the menus and toolbars. The items are
grouped according to the areas of their use.
To configure an item, expand the corresponding node and select the desired item. After that, the buttons in the
right-hand part of the page become available.
(The image file should have .png or .svg
extension.)
The Choose Actions to Add dialog opens when you select an item in the Menus and Items List and click the Add After button.
In the dialog, choose the desired action to be added to the menu or toolbar and optionally assign an icon to
it.


Solving a simple problem....
We all have challenges from time to time we need to solve one way or another. Sometimes it can even be a really simple problem, like,
at the start while setting up this blog I needed to link the CSS file, which carries all the styling of a homepage,
to my blog pages. Since the CSS file is in a separate folder to the index (main page) file and the blog, I didn't realise it would cause the issues it did.
See, when you are trying to link your styling page to the index file you need to put in a separate link (like the URL or address to a web page) telling the page where it can find the styling guideline for the page.
Because the file is in a separate folder I need to put a ../ in front of the folder I can find the CSS file in, so I should have used the link/address:
"../styles/main.css" - but instead I had just used styles/main.css". "Styles" is the name of the folder the CSS file is in, "main" is the name of the file and .css is the file type.
It was something I should have picked up quickly and a very minor detail I didn't even think of while being so focused on getting my code right. In order to try and solve
this problem I ended up spending a lot of google searching and trying new things back and forth. In the end I asked my flatmate if he could see what was going wrong -
and surely enough, I just missed a couple of full stops!
Woops! But at least I have now learned to be careful and how to navigate properly between folders while writing code.
Probem solving the elegant way...
At first I was thinking, is there an elegant way to solve a problem? Do I personally solve problems elegantly since I am clumsy and uncoordinated as heck?
During my first few weeks with Dev Academy I have definitely had my ups and downs so far, but my best "problem-solving" experience has probably been during Sprint 3,
when we were working on Applying classes - changing the color of a row of dots, as well as creating a little game. While I didn't know all the answers for sure, I felt confident
enough to easily google search and even just giving it a try here and there in different ways to get the outcome I wanted. I felt really proud of myself for solving these
two tasks as I did - and then all on my own! It definitely did teach me more about how great JavaScript and a brief insight into what JavaScript can be used for.
All the different ways to problem solve...
There are many ways to problem solve. Some of the problem solving methods we use while coding are:
Pseudocode (simply put outlining what the code do/should be doing through out using comments //)
Trying something
Rubber ducky method (explaining the problem and solution to a rubber ducky, animal, toy, statue - anything other than human!)
Reading error messages
Console.logging
Googling
Asking your peers for help
Asking coaches for help
Improving your process with reflection
Personally I feel most confident so far googling, reading through the error messages, using console.logging, just keep trying a few different things or asking peers/coaches
for help if I get really frustrated! Even though I much prefer to solve the problem myself.
While I don't feel uneasy using reflection or pseudocode, I feel this just comes naturally while coding and after.
The only problem solving method I am a bit uneasy about and probably wouldn't be doing is the rubber ducky method, while I can understand how it might have benefitted some,
to me I feel a bit uncomfortable doing it in a home where it is not just myself :) instead I will explain to my flatmate to see if I truly understand the problem and solution instead.


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Once again I'm reminded that going in and doing /etc/init.d/mgmt-vmware restart and then /etc/init.d/vmware-vpxa restart is fairly dangerous and should only be done as a LAST resort.
A co-worker was removing old NFS mounts and replacing them with new ones. So same named NFS mount was being used. He did an esxcfg-nas -d and then an esxcfg-nas -a and per our instructions, restart the mgmt agents so VirtualCenter would see them properly. In doing this with U4 plus a month of patches, VirtualCenter lost connectivity with the host agent with a vim.fault.NotAuthenticated.
The fix is to disconnect and reconnect as you can't put these systems into Maintenance Mode since VMotion doesn't work. Together we figured out a nicer way to do the mount point cleanup.


Python Resources¶
- The Hitchhiker's Guide to Python
The resource to end all resources; this is arguably the single-most useful compendium of Python references and information in one place.
- Learn Python
Pretty awesome site really, I wish I had known about this when I was learning to write code or picking up Python
- Think Python
Starts with the basics of programming before delving further into Python; ultimately has loads of information about the language
- How to Think Like a Computer Scientist: Python 3 (previous official edition)
Learn programming concepts and paradigms using Python 3
- python course
Teaches python as well as enough in-depth coverage that it serves well as an introduction to programming
- Learn Python the Hard Way
Great information for learning Python; the power and flexibility it gives makes writing scripts or small programs simply trivial
- Awesome Python
Curated list of great Python libraries and frameworks to investigate and utilize in your own projects
- Python 4 Fun
Collection of python algorithm exercises
- Natural Language Processing with Python
Who doesn’t find NLP interesting?
- A Gentle Introduction to Programming Using Python (MIT OCW)
I haven’t personally gone through this one specifically, but all of the other MIT OCW content I have looked through thus far has been extremely solid


Best meteor shower of the month peaks this weekend
by Accuweather.comThe best meteor shower of the month -- and one of the most well-known for this time of the year -- will reach its peak on Saturday night into early Sunday, giving weekend stargazers plenty to look for in the night sky, as long as Mother Nature cooperates.
The Leonid meteor shower is considered a moderate shower and, like many others, is best viewed after midnight, local time.
"Twenty meteors per hour are likely through the peak, which makes it more active than the recent Taurid meteor shower," AccuWeather astronomy blogger Dave Samuhel said.
However, this pales in comparison to previous showings, when the Leonids turned into all-out meteor storms.
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"The Leonids are best known for producing meteor storms in the years of 1833, 1866, 1966, 1999 and 2001," according to the American Meteor Society.
The meteor storm in 1966 was one of the most impressive showings in recent history with onlookers in the southeastern United States seeing more than 40 meteors per second, according to EarthSky.org.
These incredible celestial light shows were sparked when the Earth passed through a fresh, dense field of debris left behind by comet 55P/Tempel-Tuttle.
"Unfortunately, it appears that the earth will not encounter any dense clouds of debris until 2099," the AMS said.
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Many people across North America will have clear conditions on Saturday night, allowing uninterrupted viewing of the Leonids.
This includes areas from the Gulf Coast through the Ohio Valley and into Atlantic Canada, as well as the southwestern and intermountain West.
A coastal storm will spread clouds across a swath of the Atlantic Seaboard while a pair of storms spreads clouds, rain and spotty snow over the central and northwestern United States.
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Even under a clear sky, onlookers will see the Leonids contested by the nearly full moon on Saturday night. Natural light pollution from the moon may wash out some of the dimmer Leonid meteors.
To maximize the number of visible meteors, people should look in a dark part of the sky away from the moon and any light pollution from nearby towns and cities.
"I tell people that are serious about seeing meteors to dedicate at least an hour," Samuhel said. "Do not look at any light source during that hour like a phone, flashlight or any type of screen. Your eyes will gradually adjust by a half hour, then you will have perfect night vision."
Folks may even spot a few meteors from the Taurid meteor shower, which peaked earlier in the week and is known for its incredibly bright fireballs.
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After the Leonids, stargazers will need to wait another month for the next opportunity to see a meteor shower.
Mid-December brings the peak of the Geminids, one of the top meteor showers of the entire year.
"The Geminids are usually the strongest meteor shower of the year and meteor enthusiasts are certain to circle Dec. 13 and 14 on their calendars," the AMS explained.
However, this year will be an off year for one of the year's most reliable showers, as it peaks just one night ahead of the full Cold Moon.
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THE ADVENTURES OF PINOCCHIO A film review by Scott Renshaw Copyright 1996 Scott Renshaw
Starring: Martin Landau, Jonathan Taylor Thomas, Udo Kier, Bebe Neuwirth, Rob Schneider, Genevieve Bujold, David Doyle. Screenplay: Sherry Mills, Steve Barron, Tom Benedek, Barry Berman. Director: Steve Barron. Reviewed by Scott Renshaw.
There is a single word which is quite conspicuous in its complete absence from the production notes for THE ADVENTURES OF PINOCCHIO: "Disney." There are references to "the version most audiences find familiar," and comments about the "watered-down" adaptation, but nowhere does anyone acknowledge that Disney's 1940 animated classic presents a rather tough act to follow, perhaps as though they are wishing upon a star to erase that legacy. Naturally, the film-makers have chosen to push the fact that this version is more "in the spirit" of the 1883 children's tale by Carlo Collodi than previous film versions, but while THE ADVENTURES OF PINOCCHIO might be closer to the source material than that "version most audiences find familiar," I suspect it won't be closer to the hearts of many viewers. It is a moderately diverting entertainment for children with little to offer for adults.
It is, of course, the story of a lonely puppet-maker named Geppetto (Martin Landau), who many years earlier carved his initial and that of his unrequited love Leona (Genevieve Bujold) into a pine tree. Now an old man, Geppetto unknowingly cuts down that tree, and carves the trunk into a puppet boy he calls Pinocchio. Miraculously, Pinocchio (voiced by Jonathan Taylor Thomas) comes to life, and with a curiosity to explore his new surroundings. That brings him to the attention of Felinet (Bebe Neuwirth) and Volpe (Rob Schneider), two money-hungry scoundrels who want to bring him to the attention of wicked puppet show master Lorenzini (Udo Kier). Pinocchio is separated from Geppetto, and begins a series of adventures which will bring him to the playland of Terra Magica and into the belly of a giant sea creature on his quest to become a real boy.
There are a number of new twists to this telling of "Pinocchio" which are actually quite interesting, chief among them the portrayal of Pinocchio himself. Disney's Pinocchio usually seemed to be an innocent victim of naivete; director and co-scripter Steve Barron (TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLES) makes him a bit more of a mischief-maker in his own right, never malicious but showing his share of the things that little boys are made of so that he can experience real growth. The Pinocchio puppet created by Jim Henson's Creature Shop actually makes him look like an expressive piece of wood, and Jonathan Taylor Thomas (no stranger to voice work after doing the young Simba in THE LION KING) does a nice job of allowing him to mature. The production design is also exceptional, with the Czech Republic town of Cesky Krumlov providing the perfect storybook look for Geppetto's village.
Still there is that legacy, and THE ADVENTURES OF PINOCCHIO finds itself in the most trouble when it brings to mind the way similar sequences were handled by Disney. All of the most familiar moments are here -- Pinocchio's triumphant performance at the puppet show; his fib-enhanced growing nose; the transformation of Lampwick (Corey Carrier) into a jackass; the escape from inside the whale -- but the changes in those scenes are generally cases of trying to make them bigger rather than better. The transformation scene is particularly noteworthy in this respect, placing Pinocchio, Lampwick and a pair of other boys on what appears to be the Indiana Jones Adventure, rocketing through caverns at maximum speed and volume. Most disgracefully, Barron handles the expectation for a cricket conscience by creating a computer generated insect named Pepe (voice of David Doyle, erstwhile Bosley of "Charlie's Angels" infamy). Barron seems to have no idea what to do with him except consistently have him magnified or placed in annoying perspective shots, and his comments generally consist of limp attempts at anachronistic humor. Jiminy Cricket was a dignified voice of restraint; Pepe is a kooky sidekick.
On the one hand, I want to give Barron credit for trying to unify the episodes of "Pinocchio," for eliminating the deus ex machina fairy and for underscoring the relationship between Pinocchio and Geppetto which seems to be an afterthought in Disney's version. Unfortunately, he doesn't really get where he wants to go, and he is too interested in keeping the kids happy with slapstick and the ever-popular dog urination gag to pay attention to the story which might mean something to adults. THE ADVENTURES OF PINOCCHIO has enough visual spark to please young audiences, and a noble enough message to appease their parents, but it lacks the wit, warmth and emotional highs to erase the memory it is trying so hard to erase. This PINOCCHIO may become a real boy, but he's not the real thing.
On the Renshaw scale of 0 to 10 strings attached: 5.
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Basic knowledge for learning Java.
Operators are used to perform operations on variables and values. addition, subtraction, or multiplication, etc are operators.
int x = 100 + 5; //x = 150
Operator Groups in Java
Arithmetic operators Assignment operators Comparison operators Logical operators Bitwise operators
Arithmetic operators
+ addition - subtraction * multiplication / division % modulus ++ increment -- decrement
Comparison operators
== Equal to != Not equal > Greater than < Less than >= Greater than or equal to <= Less than or equal to
Logical operators
&& Logical and returns true if both statements are true || Logical or returns true if one of the statements is true ! Logical not reverse the result, returns false if the result is true
Logical conditions from mathematics
if (condition) { // block of code to be executed if the condition is true }
The else Statement
if (condition) { // block of code to be executed if the condition is true } else { // block of code to be executed if the condition is false }
The else if Statment
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(1) Download the Liferay Portal 6.2 or greater (select tomcat bundled) ~281MB
reference :
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(2) Download the Liferay SDK 6.2 or greater ~3MB
reference :
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, http://sourceforge.net/projects/lportal/files/Liferay Portal/6.2.4 GA5/liferay-plugins-sdk-6.2-ce-ga5-20151118111117117.zip/download
(3) Create Liferay development workspace folder and Unzip all the files into the workspace
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(6) Setting up Eclipse.
Download and install the Liferay IDE plugin for Eclipse or directly use the Liferay IDE
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(7) Import Liferay SDK. (Window -> Preferences -> Liferay)
(8)Import the Liferay server
(9)Add following changes in Liferay Plugin SDK build.«user account profile name».properties file
E.g. build.SAMPATH.properties
(10)Make sure following changes are available in the build.properties file
(11)Now you can start Liferay Plugin development in Eclipse


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Library: Util
Package: Timer
Header: Poco/Util/TimerTask.h
Description
A task that can be scheduled for one-time or repeated execution by a Timer.
This is an abstract class. Subclasses must override the run() member function to implement the actual task logic.
Inheritance
Direct Base Classes: Poco::RefCountedObject, Poco::Runnable
All Base Classes: Poco::RefCountedObject, Poco::Runnable
Known Derived Classes: TimerTaskAdapter
Member Summary
Member Functions: cancel, isCancelled, lastExecution
Inherited Functions: duplicate, referenceCount, release, run
Types
Ptr
typedef Poco::AutoPtr < TimerTask > Ptr;
Constructors
TimerTask
TimerTask();
Creates the TimerTask.
Destructor
~TimerTask
~TimerTask();
Destroys the TimerTask.
Member Functions
cancel
void cancel();
Cancels the execution of the timer. If the task has been scheduled for one-time execution and has not yet run, or has not yet been scheduled, it will never run. If the task has been scheduled for repeated execution, it will never run again. If the task is running when this call occurs, the task will run to completion, but will never run again.
Warning: A TimerTask that has been cancelled must not be scheduled again. An attempt to do so results in a Poco::Util::IllegalStateException being thrown.
isCancelled
bool isCancelled() const;
lastExecution
Poco::Timestamp lastExecution() const;
Returns the time of the last execution of the timer task.
Returns 0 if the timer has never been executed.


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In C, subroutines which modify variables that are not in the argument list will not cause register optimization problems. This is because taking pointers to storage objects by using the & operator and later referencing the objects by indirection on the pointer is an integral part of the language. A C compiler understands the implications, so that the problem should not occur, in general. However, some compilers do offer optional aggressive optimization levels which may not be safe. Problems due to temporary memory modifications can also occur in C. As above, the best advice is to avoid the problem: use different variables for buffers in nonblocking MPI operations and computation that is executed while a nonblocking operation is pending.
Example
Protecting GPU optimizations with the ASYNCHRONOUS attribute.
 END DO END DO buf_inner = local_buf ! buf_halo is not touched!!! CALL MPI_Wait(req,...)


Overview of Chemical Properties¶
- Release
2.1
- Date
Jun 05, 2020
Chemical Properties Script¶
Create a dictionary of chemical properties
This script provides tools to create a dictionary of the properties of several hydrocarbons and chemicals of environmental interest in a global dictionary for use by other programs that need to know chemical properties.
Parameters¶
The chemical data are stored in ./data/ChemData.csv
and the
biodegradation data are stored in ./data/BioData.csv
. In these files,
header rows are denoted by %
, the last row of pure text is taken as the
variable names, and the last row with ()
is taken as the units. The
columns should include a key name (e.g., methane) followed by numerical
values for each parameter in the file.
For the data provided by the model, the data sources and more details are documented in the documentation (see ./docs/index.html).
Notes¶
To use the properties database distributed by TAMOC
, you must import this
module and then use the tamoc_data() method, which reads the databases
distributed with TAMOC
.
See also¶
dbm : Uses these dictionaries to create chemical mixture objects.
Examples¶
>>> from tamoc import chemical_properties
>>> chem_db, chem_units, bio_db, bio_units = chemical_properties.tamoc_data()
>>> chem_db['oxygen']['M']
0.031998800000000001
>>> chem_units['M']
'(kg/mol)'
Input Data Documentation¶
This script provides tools to load the chemical and biological properties data. The main method that should be used is tamoc_data()
. For example:
from tamoc import chemical_properties
chem_db, chem_units, bio_db, bio_units = chemical_properties.tamoc_data()
then, the chemical and biological data and units are stored in their respective dictionaries.
The data loaded into these namespaces are stored in the files:
./data/ChemData.csv
./data/BioData.csv
The format for these data is described in


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Website usablity test of doordash.com (mobile version)
This is a supplemental usability test to a previous study I did of the web app Doordash. The purpose of this test was to measure the functionality and ease of use in ordering food to be delivered from the mobile version of the site. I tested 3 new users in this study.
User Info
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User 1
- Occupation: Epidemiologist
- Hours per week browsing the web: 20hrs
- Types of sites browsed: News, Science, Sports
- Favorite websites The New Yorker, ESPN, The Atlantic
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User 2
- Occupation: Sales Representative
- Hours per week browsing the web: 15hrs
- Types of sites browsed: Gaming, Extreme Sports
- Favorite websites Kotaku, Eveningsends
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User 3
- Occupation: Health Care Administrator
- Hours per week browsing the web: 30hrs
- Types of sites browsed: Pop Culture, Video Streaming
- Favorite websites Instagram, Netflix
Script
The script I used (below) was meant to prompt these three users to navigate and utilize basic features of the doordash.com mobile web app and to study their frustrations while fulfilling these tasks.
Intro
I would like to remind you that this is not a test – there are no wrong answers. We’re conducting this test to see how functional the website is, not to test you as an individual.
Initial Questions
"OK. Before we look at the site, I’d like to ask you just a few quick questions. First, what’s your occupation? What do you do all day? Roughly how many hours a week altogether—just a rough estimate— would you say you spend using the Internet, including Web browsing and email, at work and at home? What kinds of sites (work and personal) are you looking at when you browse the Web? Do you have any favorite websites?"
Tasks
You're ordering McDonald's breakfast to be delivered to your house. In this order you would like to include items exclusive to the breakfast menu. Add two or three breakfast items to your cart – how would you set this order up?
You want to schedule this delivery to arrive on Saturday May 9th @ 9:00 am. How would you schedule that?
You decide that you no slonger need one of the items in your cart. How do you remove it from your order?Download PDF version of usability test script here
Thoughts after the testing
Once again, I was able to indicate two major issues in the usability of doordash.com. During my usability tests of the mobile site I found that all three users stumbled while attempting the tasks that were confusing to me in my initial review of the desktop version of the website – illustrating the point that some features needed to be redesigned to enhance usability on both the mobile and desktop platforms.
1. How does the user find the appropriate menu they want to order from, e.g., breakfast, lunch, dinner?
In the tasks I prompted the users with, I asked them to order from a menu that was not available at the time they were ordering it – in this case it was McDonald’s breakfast to be delivered at a future date and time (May 9th, 9:00 a.m.). Two of three users in this study scrolled up and down the listing of options on the McDonald’s page for approx. 2-3 mins looking for breakfast items and searching in the secondary navigation only to find that the options were being populated by lunch items. It wasn’t until the 3 - 4 minute mark that these users noticed the "grayed out" button placed above the page’s secondary navigation that reads “menus” with a dropdown arrow and allows the user to select which menu they would like to order from (including breakfast).
My assumption was that the users would be able to locate the menus button on the mobile version with less frustration than the desktop. I thought that the smaller screen and having fewer visual distractions would allow them to locate the “menus” button with more ease, but that turned out to be false. For two of the three users that I tested it took them several minutes to find the "menus" button. This is of course an improvement on the desktop test where three of three users were unable to find this button in a reasonable amount of time. Two of three is still a cause for concern, so I would suggest making the same adjustments on the web version of the site as I suggested for the desktop version.
How would I fix this?
- I would add the “menus” dropdown button to the secondary nav as the first button. It’s the first place two of the three users I tested looked and I think it would make sense to consolidate this menu here.
- As an alternative I would keep the menus button where it is, but make the background color the brand red instead of light gray, which would help visibility.
2. How does the user set up an order for a future delivery date?
Similar to the first prompt I thought this task would be simpler on a mobile device due to the smaller screen size and consolidation of the U/I. However, once again my theory was incorrect and this task proved to be confusing to the users. Though only two of three users stumbled while trying to achieve the task written in the instructions, I would make a suggestion to alter the design in a similar fashion to the proposal I made for the desktop version of the site, since two of three is technically the majority.
The key issue is that the delivery time and date auto-populates with “ASAP.” On the mobile web app this button has a sufficient amount of whitespace and visibility, however there isn’t enough context for the meaning of “ASAP” in that location and the styling does not visually imply that it’s a button.
How could this feature be improved?
- Although I understand the thinking in making the default delivery date and time “ASAP” when considering the purpose of this app (to have food delivered quickly to fill an immediate desire) I think they should add a dropdown arrow to the button ASAP to make the user more aware that this is a button that has a dropdown feature which is not currently apparent. I also think it would be more clear if they added the phrase “time of delivery” before “ASAP” to give it context.
Conclusion
The results surprised me when I concluded these mobile tests. After going through the tasks on my own a few days before, I assumed a lot of things – mostly that there would be fewer issues with the user experience on a mobile device. Needless to say I was wrong. The tasks that proved difficult to users on the desktop version of the site were similarly complicated on the mobile version, which (to me) illustrated that although desktop and mobile devices can produce unique user experience issues, bad U/X design is confusing regardless of the device.


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In middle school, I enrolled in a typing class. That's when I discovered that my years playing King's Quest and story creation games had made me an incredibly fast typer. I was the best student in the class and my teacher was continuously praising me for my skills.
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| > The Unit Test Framework > User's guide > Usage variants > Single header |
If you prefer to avoid the standalone library compilation, you
should use the single-header variant of the UTF. This variant is implemented, as it follows from its name, in
the single header boost/test/included/unit_test.hpp
. An inclusion of
the header causes the complete implementation of the UTF to be included as a part of a test module's
source file. The header boost/test/unit_test.hpp
doesn't have to be
included anymore. You don't have to worry about disabling
auto-linking feature either. It's done in the implementation header already. This variant
can't be used with the multi-file test module.
Otherwise it's almost identical from the usage prospective to the static library variant of the UTF.
In fact the only difference is the name of the include file:
boost/test/included/unit_test.hpp
instead of
boost/test/unit_test.hpp
.
如果你不想编译独立库，你可以使用 UTF 的单头文件用法。
这种用法，就像名字显示的，实现在单个头文件 boost/test/included/unit_test.hpp
中。
包含这个头文件会导致 UTF 的完全实现被作为测试模块源文件的一部分。
头文件 boost/test/unit_test.hpp
不需要再被包含。
你同样不需要为关闭自动链接特性而烦恼。
它已经在头文件中被实现了。
这种方法不能被应用于多文件测试模块。
否则它就和 UTF 静态库的用法一样了。
实际上，唯一的差别是包含文件的名称：用 boost/test/included/unit_test.hpp
替换 boost/test/unit_test.hpp
。
The test runner supplied with this variant requires you to implement the test
module initialization function that matches one of the two specifications depending on the compilation flag
BOOST_TEST_ALTERNATIVE_INIT_API. If flag isn't defined you are required to
match the original specification. If you define the flag
BOOST_TEST_ALTERNATIVE_INIT_API during a test module compilation you are
required to use the alternative initialization function specification. The UTF provides an ability to
automatically generate an empty test module
initialization function with correct specification if no custom initialization is required by a test module.
这种用法提供的测试运行器需要你根据编译标签 BOOST_TEST_ALTERNATIVE_INIT_API 实现测试模块匹配两种定义之一的初始化函数。
如果在测试模块编译过程中定义了标签 BOOST_TEST_ALTERNATIVE_INIT_API，你需要使用备选的初始化函数定义。
如果测试模块不需要自定义的初始化，UTF 提供了自动生成正确的空测试模块初始化函数的能力。


For the first project of the semester we were put in groups of four (or five) to redesign Nieman Lab’s Predictions for Journalism 2018 with HTML/CSS. Each member of the group is assigned a different role and is responsible for designing their individual web pages. The project should be coded and designed, for desktop and mobile, pulling from one CSS file. Content and elements of the pages were pulled from the Nieman Lab site, in addition to our group’s deliberate additions and subtractions.
The original NiemanLab Predictions website had a lot of use of color. We didn’t want to eliminate color completely from the design, but wanted to incorporate it in a more meaningful way. Each individual color is used to represent the separate quote categories. The original website also had a very long scrolling feature, and an even longer one on mobile. We did like their use of pull quotes to visually highlight a general statement from each person in addition to their use of a type hierarchy. Including pictures with each person was also something we saw as a strength because it helped put a face to their words.
Our website is a 70% reading experience and 30% browsing. The homepage is meant more for browsing, but once the article is chosen they are mostly text pieces with some images. The entire visit should take a user 7-10 minutes when viewed on mobile. The articles are fairly short and can be read on a subway ride. Depending on the person, the entire experience can be done in one sitting. A user can choose to look at the homepage and one article only or someone else might spend time reading through all the articles, etc. The entire modules for the subjects are redirects to their articles, and also the NiemanLab logo are redirects, in addition to each article page that contains links to each person’s social media handles. The type of person who might visit this website is anyone interested in journalism, is a follower of NiemanLab, or interested in media platforms in general.
For the homepage, we have four separate categories that relate to content, branding, audience engagement, and media. This decision was based on recurring themes we found in the articles which in the original website, were uncategorized. We noticed the seemingly highlighted people at the top were highlighted for no apparent reason so we felt making categories was the best option to present the people on the website. We decided on a grid to fix the endless scrolling problem on the original site. In the end we wanted to create a website that was easier to navigate and had a simpler design than the original. Color was used to distinguish the categories with no specific meaning.
With this project, we learned the importance of UX design. The person who designed the original site didn’t seem to not take into account that the user’s experience was difficult because of the endless scrolling. In working with a group of four, we also learned how balance and compromise ideas and suggestions the four of us had for the project.
Our work process was organized by making small deadlines to complete certain phases of the project for specific dates through the week. Typically, design decisions were made by Orlando and Tricia from Thursday-Sunday. By Sunday night they were passed off to Alice and Orlando for developing and completed by Tuesday night leaving Wednesday the day to receive feedback from Tricia and India.
We mostly communicated via Slack and had meetings at school whenever schedules permitted.


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Is it possible to build and use lean using the standard command shell on windows or do I need the msys2 shell?
See https://github.com/leanprover-community/mathlib/blob/master/docs/install/windows.md
You can't use the standard command shell.
Our recommendation is that Windows users use the shell provided by Git for Windows.
I'll then use Linux... thanks!
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