Widget Palette: HTML Table Tests
<table> Creation
Steps
- Choose New HTML File from the New menu
- Open the HTML folder in the Widget palette.
- Drag a <table> widget onto the canvas.
- Notice a Smart Input dialog is displayed that looks much like the following:
- Click OK.
Expected results
- An empty 2x2 table with width 100% is shown in the page editor.
Table Cell Smart Input
Steps
- Continuing with the file above, double click on the first cell in the first row of your <table> element.
- A basic Smart Input dialog should appear with an empty text field. Enter "red1" into the field and click OK.
- Similarly, use Smart Input to enter "green1" into the 2nd cell in the first row, "red2" in the first cell of the 2nd row,
and "green2" in the 2nd cell of the 2nd row.
Expected results
- Your <table> element should look something like the following in the page editor:
<table> Context Menu: Columns
Steps
- Continuing with the file from the previous section, select the first cell in the table and right-click to bring up the context menu. You should see a menu
like the one shown below. Any time a table-related child is selected (e.g., <td>, <th>, <tr>, <col>), there should be the same
set of table-related actions starting in the bottom half (though enablement will change depending on the selection). NOTE: clearly this menu is too
long, but it is anticipated as we change paradigms to use an "action bar" that this will be resolved.
- From the context menu, choose Select column and a selection chrome should be drawn around all of the cells in the first column.
- In the properties palette, change the background of the column to red.
- Select the cell containing "green1". From the context menu, choose Select column and the 2nd column should be selected.
- In the properties palette, change the background color of the selected column to green.
- With the 2nd column still selected, select Insert column after and a new, empty, colorless column should be added to the end of the table. (Also, note when you
bring up the context menu on a selected column that only the following table-related actions should be enabled: Select table, Insert column after,
Insert column before, and Remove column.)
- With the 2nd column still selected, select Insert column before and a new, empty, colorless column should be added between the first and second columns.
- Double-click on the 1st cell in the (new) 2nd column and enter "yellow". Select the column and change the background color to yellow (you'll need to enter "yellow" in the box).
- Double-click on the 1st cell in the last column and enter "gray". Select the last column and change the background color to gray (you'll need to enter "gray" in the box).
- Select the cell labeled "red1" and from the context menu select Insert column before and a new, empty column should be added as the first column.
- With the cell labeled "red1" still selected, choose Insert column after and a new, empty column should be added as the 3rd column.
- Double-click on the 1st cell in the (new) 1st column and enter "orange". Select the column and change the background color to orange (you'll need to enter "orange" in the box).
- Double-click on the 1st cell in the 3rd column and enter "magenta". Select the column and change the background color to magenta (you'll need to enter "magenta" in the box).
At this point the table should have 6 columns and look something like the following:
- Select a cell in the 1st column (the orange one), and from the context menu choose Remove column. The 1st column should be removed and the other columns should
maintain their content and colors.
- Select a cell in the last column (the gray one), and from the context menu choose Remove column. The last column should be removed and the other columns should
maintain their content and colors.
Expected results
- The various menu options should behave as described above and the table should look something like the following.
<table> Context Menu: Rows
Steps
- Continuing with the file from the previous section, select the first cell in the table (the one labeled "red1") and select Insert row after. A
new, empty row should be added as the 2nd row of the table (and its cells should be the same color as the columns they are in).
- With the "red1" cell still selected, choose Insert row before and a new, empty row should be added as the 1st row (and its cells should be
the same color as the columns they are in).
- Double-click on the 1st cell in the red column and enter "redX". Then, double-click on the 3rd cell in the red column and enter "redY".
To provide a frame of reference, your table should now have 4 rows and look something like the following:
- Select the last cell in the red column containing "red2". From the context menu, choose Select row and the last row should be selected.
- From the context menu, select Insert row after and a new, empty row should be added as the last row. (Also, note when you
bring up the context menu on a selected row that only the following table-related actions should be enabled: Select table, Insert row after,
Insert row before, and Remove row.)
- With (what is now) the next to last row still selected, select Insert row before and a new, empty row should be added as the 4th row (between "redY" and "red2").
At this point the table should have 6 rows and look something like the following:
- Select a cell in the last row (the completely empty one), and from the context menu choose Remove row. The last row should be removed.
- Select a cell in the first row (the one starting with "redX"), and from the context menu choose Remove row. The first row should be removed.
Expected results
- The various menu options should behave as described above and the table should look something like the following.
<table> Smart Input
Steps
- Continuing with the file from the previous section, select any cell in the table and choose Select table. The table
should become selected.
- Double-click on the selected table to bring up smart input. Verify the Number of rows and Number of columns fields are both set to 4, and
the table outline in the preview area contains 4 rows and 4 columns. The other fields should all be at their defaults.
- Change the fields on the panel as described in the list below. The preview table should update as you do so. Click OK.
- Number of rows to 6
- Number of columns to 8
- border to 5
- border-collapse to "separate". Possible values for border-collapse are described below:
- collapse -- Borders are collapsed into a single border when possible
- separate -- Borders are detached
- inherit -- inherited from the parent element
- table-layout to "auto". Possible values for table-layout are described below.
- auto -- column width is set by the widest unbreakable content in the cells
- fixed -- horizontal layout only depends on the table's width and the width of the columns, not the contents of the cells
- inherit -- inherited from the parent element
NOTE: since table-layout is dependent on cell contents, you likely won't see any change in the preview when changing the value.
- After the Smart Input is dismissed, your table should look something like the following in the page editor. Note the new rows and columns were added after the
existing rows and columns.
- Double-click on the selected table to bring up smart input again. Verify the values in the fields accurately reflect what you set before clicking OK.
- Change Number of rows to 2 and Number of columns to 3. Verify the preview table updates appropriately, and and click OK.
- After the Smart Input is dismissed, your table should look something like the following in the page editor. Notes that rows and columns were removed to leave the cells that
were in the 2x3 grid in the upper left corner of the table.
Expected results
- See above.
<table> Smart Input (Header Row)
Steps
- Unfortunately, document.css wipes out the styling you'd expect to see in <th> elements. So, go into app.css and add the following style so we can see
a difference between <td> and <th> elements as we do the rest of the steps in this section. Be sure to save app.css after adding the style.
#myapp th {
font-weight: bold;
text-align: center;
}
- Save and reopen the file from the previous section (to pick up the changes to app.css)
- Select the table and double-click to bring up smart input. Verify the field values
reflect what you've entered earlier (in particular, Number of rows should be 2 and Number of columns should be 3).
- Check the checkbox for First row header. The cells in the first row of the preview table should each be populated with the string
"TH". NOTE: The preview in the dialog does not make use of any style defs in the page editor (like in app.css), so there will be no
styling of the text in the preview.
- Click OK. The first row of the table should now have <th> elements and any text in the first row should be bold and centered.
- Double-click to bring up the table's smart input dialog again. Verify First row header is still checked. Uncheck it and verify the
cell contents (the "TH" strings) in the first row of the preview table are removed.
- Click OK. Verify the first row of the table in the page editor is rendered normally (e.g., without with header styling).
Expected results
- See above.
<table>: Resizing Children
Steps
- Continuing with the file from the previous section, select any cell and verify there are not any resize handles.
- From the context menu of the cell you have selected, choose Select column. Verify that resize handles appear on the selected column
and that you can use them to change the width (and not height) of the column.
- Select another cell and choose Select row from the cell's context menu. Verify that resize handles appear on the selected row
and that you can use them to change the height (and not width) of the row.
- Save an close your file.
- Reopen it and ensure your size changes have been persisted.
Expected results
- See above.


The Northwest Digital Archives Blacklight installation
This is an application to allow the Northwest Digital Archives to search across many collections and many kinds of documents within a single discovery application. It is an installation of blacklight (projectblacklight.org) with some local customizations.
Installation instructions for the NWDA application
June 14, 2009 blacklight release 2.2
Be sure to install the pre-requisites first
Installation
Create a local development copy
It’s going to sound a little round-about, but your life will be much easier if you create yourself a local development copy of the application and then use the capistrano deploy script to deploy it to the server.
Clone the code from git to your local machine
git clone git://github.com/bess/northwest-digital-archives.git
Setup your database (for storing user accounts and bookmarks)
The default database settings are configured to use sqlite3. If you want to use mysql instead, create a database called blacklight_development (or whatever you like):
mysqladmin create blacklight_development # your command will vary
Then put this into your config/database.yml file instead of the default settings:
development: adapter: mysql database: blacklight_development username: whatever password: ***** host: localhost socket: /opt/local/var/run/mysql5/mysqld.sock # or whatever
Regardless of which database you’re using, you’ll need to run the database migrations:
rake db:migrate
Set up solr
Now start Solr via Jetty. Change into the northwest-digital-archives/jetty directory:
cd ../jetty java -jar start.jar
OR
nohup java -jar start.jar & <-- to run it and keep it running after you close your window
You should see a bunch of logging and should stop after a few seconds. Solr should now be running and you can test it by browsing to:
http://localhost:8983/solr
Index the data
The project you checked out of git has all of the data indexed already, so re-indexing data is optional, until such time as you want to change the indexing options or add new data. When you do want to index the data, here’s how: Open a terminal window and move into the northwest-digital-archives directory The command
rake -T app
will give you several rake tasks you can use for indexing data. For example:
rake app:index:herbarium FILE=/path/to/file/herbarium_export.xml
If you need to add a new kind of document, take a look at NWDA::Mappers, and use those mappings as templates.
Start Rails
When the indexing is done, fire up Rails:
ruby ./script/server
Browse to:
http://localhost:3000/
You should now have a local copy of the NWDA application.
Deploy to a server
Be sure you have all the pre-requisites installed on the target server
Edit the file config/deploy.rb to match the settings for your target server
You’ll especially want to check the settings for the user who will own the files and the path to the file store.
(optional) set up your public key
For ease of deployment, you might want to put your ssh public key in the authorized_keys file of the user who will own the application, and in the code repository from which the application will be checked out. This lets you deploy without typing in your password each time.
Run cap deploy cold to set it up the first time, and work through any errors
The first time you run it there are bound to be errors, but after initial setup you can just run cap deploy ever after and it’s all good. Note: I want to create a capistrano script for restarting solr, but I don’t have that working yet.
Keep this documentation up to date!
You can do that by commenting methods and editing README.rdoc. When you’re ready to re-generate the docs, type
rake rdoc


Demonstration of different types of menus existing on the same page.
Mail
Photos
Feeds
Calendar
Help
...
...


Open new window with link
Open new window
Open new window with width and height
Bind new-win-policy to force new window with width 388
Get current window size


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Portfolio Project - Incorporate SEO & a11y
Primary Goals
To demonstrate understanding of Search Engine Optimization and Accessibility Standards by incorporating them into your Portfolio site.
Overview
In this project, you will continue to build a portfolio page to practice what you’ve learned about SEO and a11y. This should take about 90 minutes.
Context
A great portfolio page will be a valuable way to showcase your skills as you look for engineering work, both in the content and in the code.
Languages
Frameworks
Project Requirements
- [ ] As you go through the topic outline, commit your code in git and push to GitHub after each bolded section. You should write clear + informative commit messages in command form (“Add line about technical skills”) for each commit.
Part 1 - Incorporate SEO into your portfolio webpage
Open latest version of Portfolio Project
- [ ] Using the command line, practice pulling the latest version from your remote git repo.
- [ ] Open your portfolio project in your text editor application using your command line.
Semantic HTML Tags
- [ ] Replace as many non-semantic elements as you can with semantic ones.
- [ ] Headers are semantic and content is suitable for SEO.
- [ ] (Remember to make a git commit after each set of code changes!)
Metadata
- [ ] Include open graph metadata
- [ ] Include at least 2 additional types of social meta tags
- [ ] Include a viewport meta tag
- [ ] Add Google Analytics to your site
Links
- [ ] Include links to at least your LinkedIn and GitHub pages.
Part 2 - Incorporate a11y into your portfolio webpage
- [ ] Images have alternative text
- [ ] Include at least 2 aria attributes in a relevant way
- [ ] Website meets WebAIM color and contrast standards.
- [ ] Passes axe accessibility tests
- [ ] Can be navigated easily using a screen reader
Extensions
- Spend what remains of your 90 minutes to make improvements to your portfolio site, and be sure to push your changes up to GitHub.


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LUSH says:
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What I did not like:
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Reinventing the Wheel
HTML comes with quite a fair bit built-in. If you add the rest of the platform that exists around it, you have a lot at your fingertips. If you’re using RDFa/Microdata, the same can be said of large common vocabularies like schema.org.
At times, though, you might feel that what’s built-in does not match your needs exactly enough and that you’d be better off building your own variant. There are cases in which that is true — otherwise we would never need new elements — but this urge should be resisted long and hard.
It is easy to forget that HTML’s constructs tend to carry a lot more than what you have
immediately in mind when you use them. In fact, that’s why you’re building a vernacular in
the first place. To boot, they have built-in semantics. This means that they work with
search engines, not to mention that they are accessible. Your reinvention of h1
or of button
will have none of that. They are also properly internationalised:
have you taken the time to think about how your feature works in other languages?
It may be that schema.org fails to convey some distinction that is crucial to you. That is both fine and expected. In that case, simply extend it by defining your own missing property rather than trying to replace all of the parts that you could actually use. The shared understanding that many other consumers of your data have of a well-known vocabulary will often prove far more useful than a gain in concision. There really is no point in being more precise if no one understands the precision at hand.


Upgrading to CCNet 1.4.4¶
There are no breaking changes for people coming from 1.4.4 RC2, 1.4.4 RC1, or 1.4.3
There is a small issue with msbuild, since the adding of the hot-swap, the default logger can not be found anymore automatically.
You'll have to specify it's location explicitely :
<logger>C:\Program Files\CruiseControl.NET\Server\ThoughtWorks.CruiseControl.MsBuild.dll</logger>
You'll need to make sure the directory is the directory where the dll is located.
Highlights of the CCNet 1.4.4 Final Release¶
Dashboard administration¶
A new plugin has been added to simplify the maintenance of the dashboard.
Dashboard Administration Plugin contains all the details on this new plugin.
Note: This plugin is not enabled by default, it will need to be manually configured in dashboard.config.
Statistics in FireFox 3¶
These graphs have now been fixed and work like they do in FireFox 2 or IE.
Gendarme and NDepend¶
These tools can now be used directly from CruiseControl.NET. Tasks have been added to call these external tools and integrate the results.
Hot swapping¶
Hot swapping has been enabled for both the console and the service. This allows the DLLs (but not the EXEs) to be updated while the application is running.
Validator¶
As well as miscellaneous fixes and improvements, the validator will now be installed as part of the standard server install.
Additionally a stand-alone installer has been added to allow the validator to be installed on non-server machines.
More control on Source Control Exceptions¶
You have now more control on the behaviour when the source control has problems getting the modifications.
Look at Project configuration for the following settings : maxSourceControlRetries, stopProjectOnReachingMaxSourceControlRetries and sourceControlErrorHandling.
SVN source control has a revert and clean option¶
This allows to remove locks of the working folder, so no manual intervention is needed for this.
The build publisher has its own cleaning¶
You can now set a clean behaviour on the build publisher, this should help to keep disk space usage under control.
Bug Fixes¶
- WebDashboard broken on Mono 1.2.6
- Statistics reports do not appear in Firefox V3.0
- Index out of range sporadically in Integraion Queues
- When viewing a large build log in dashboard, the bottom part is black.
- Installer does not correctly install the validator.
- lastchange labeler is wrong when prefix is in the form of 1.2
- Fix file names in ResxFileRefs of CCTrayLib
- Fix references to .cs files in UnitTests.csproj
- Project name must be unique per buildserver
- <issueUrlBuilder> - object reference not set
- ThoughtWorks.CruiseControl.Remote.Message cannot be serialized because it does not have a parameterless constructor.
- Latest installation package of Cruise control.Net 1.4.3 Build 4090
- Unable to successfully stop CCNet Service
- latest updates to improve exception logging, break the latest revision labeller
- integration queues seems to allow building the same project on the same time
- NullReferenceException in Artifact Cleanup Publisher
- specifying IntervalTrigger as intervalTrigger (wrong casing) results in an error description that does not offer much help on identifying the problem
- Starting CCNet Service using build CCNet <IP_ADDRESS>12
- email publisher may reside in tasks section (although not advised)
- CC .Net hangs with 'svn log' command under MONO
- preprocessor broken
- Could not load dashboard from version 1.4.4 Build 36 onwards
- CCTray 1.4.4 RC1 can't connect to CCNET 1.4.4 RC1
- workDirectory containing spaces and/or trailing backslash?
- Documentation link not working
- CC .NET fails periodically with working copy locked.
- wrong setting in ccnet.exe.config for log4net settings
- ModificationHistory.xsl contains incorrect XPath for modification URL
- NDepend 2.12.1 results transformation broken
- Strip trailing slash from project working directory
- Build does not fail if SVN fails with it needs an svn cleanup
- FxCop values are reported wrong in statistics page
- FxCop summary fails to expand Target elements in javascript
- FxCop Statistics - no warnings populated
Improvements¶
- If a Subversion working copy is locked, CC.NET should attempt to unlock it and try again before failing the build.
- Additional extension points
- "exec" task should allow use of built-in shell commands
- The svn lock is not properly detected
- $categoryList variable in ProjectGrid.vm template
- the project name and label should be eliminated of all characters that are invalid for folders and files
- svn : when no trunkurl is filled and autogetsource is true (default) null reference exception
- Service/console "hot swapping" : like asp.net beiing able to copy new dll's over the running program
- RSS Feed Improvements
- Perforce - Silent Failure
- foresee a 'force update of local files' property in svn source control block
- Date labeller must expose formatting of the elements
- foresee a randomoffset in the schedule trigger to lessen the strain on a server at the specified time
- Patch for path handling in ConfigPreprocessorTests running on Linux
- finetune source control error handling (improvement on ccnet 748)
- Custom plugings should still be loaded when the config file is not located in the server folder
- set the project name check for invalid chars to a warning iso removing invalid chars
- add the next build time in the webdashboard
- update pre-processor so that a POSSIBLE bug in mono is solved
- Implement a task for Mono's Gendarme
- ZIP Package Publisher
- Assembly Version Labeller
- Move "exception" state back out of "change" state
- Add an NDepend task
- Web Dashboard Administration Plugin


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In this chapter, we've learned about exceptions—both how to catch them with try statements and how to trigger them with raise statements. Exceptions are identified by string objects or class objects; built-in exceptions are predefined class objects in Python 1.5, but user-defined exceptions may be strings or classes. Either way, exceptions let us jump around programs arbitrarily, and provide a coherent way of dealing with errors and other unusual events. Along the way, we studied common exception idioms, touched on error handling in general, and saw a variety of ways to catch and match raised exceptions.
This chapter concludes our look at the core Python programming language. If you've gotten this far, you can consider yourself an official Python programmer; you've already seen just about everything there is to see in regards to the language itself. In this part of the book, we studied built-in types, statements, and exceptions, as well as tools used to build-up larger program units—functions, modules, and classes. In general, Python provides a hierarchy of tool sets:
Built-in types like strings, lists, and dictionaries make it easy to write simple programs fast.
For more demanding tasks, we can extend Python in Python, by writing our own functions, modules, and classes.
Although we don't cover them in this book, Python can also be extended with modules written in C or C++.
Because Python layers its tool sets, we can decide how complicated we need to get for a given task. We've covered the first two of the categories above in this book already, and that's plenty to do substantial programming in Python.
The next part of this book takes you on a tour of standard modules and common tasks in Python. Table 7.2 summarizes some of the sources of built-in or existing functionality available to Python programmers, and topics we'll explore in the remainder of this book. Up until now, most of our examples have been very small and self-contained. We wrote them that way on purpose, to help you master the basics. But now that you know all about the core language, it's time to start learning how to use Python's built-in interfaces to do real work. We'll find that with a simple language like Python, common tasks are often much easier than you might expect.
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Category |
Examples |
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Object types |
lists, dictionaries, files, strings |
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Functions |
len, range, apply, open |
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Modules |
string, os, Tkinter, pickle |
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Exceptions |
IndexError, KeyError |
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Attributes |
__dict__, __name__ |
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Peripheral tools |
NumPy, SWIG, JPython, PythonWin |
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| Arrival: | %arrival% | %arrive after% |
| Departure: | %departure% | %departure before% |
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| Deposit: | %deposit% |
| %adults% | adults |
| %children% | children |
| %pets% | pets |
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The service generator is used to create angular services.
To create a service execute the following.
name
: service name [REQUIRED]inject
: dependencies to inject in the configparent
: parent of component--noTest
: don't generate test automatically.--forceParent
: force the parent directoryTo create a service ex. baz service execute
After the generator finishes one file will be created.
The run file will be created in the run folder.
Besides the service the generator automatically adds a test to the test folder.
Note
If you don't want to create the test with the service just add --noTest
flag after the options of the generator.
The inject option will tell the generator to inject dependencies.
Now $timeout
will be injected in the service.
The parent option is used to tell the generator that this service will be placed in a sub-folder of the services folder .
The generator will create the baz
service under the foo-bar
folder.
Note
You can use --forceParent
to create the parent directory if it does not exist
Also the test will be created under the foo-bar
component test.
Parent could be also a nested directories, for example you can add a service to parent=path/where/you/want/your/service
.


PEN-AQUEOUS- penicillin g procaine injection, suspension
Aspen Veterinary Resources
Pen-Aqueous®
(penicillin G procaine)
Injectable Suspension for Cattle, Swine, Sheep & Horses
Aqueous Suspension
Antibiotic
300,000 units per mL
Restricted Drug (California) - Use Only as Directed
NADA 065-505, Approved by FDA
For Intramuscular Use Only
Sterile, Multiple Dose Vial
Net Contents: 250 mL
FOR ANIMAL USE ONLY
DESCRIPTION: Pen-Aqueous® Alternative Method is available in 100 mL, 250 mL and 500 mL multiple-dose vials. Each mL contains: Active Ingredients: Penicillin G Potassium 300,000 units*, Procaine hydrochloride 130.8 mg*. Inactive Ingredients: Methylparaben 1.3 mg, Propylparaben 0.2 mg, Sodium citrate 10 mg, Sodium carboxymethylcellulose 1 mg, Povidone 5 mg, Lecithin 6 mg, Sodium formaldehyde sulfoxylate 0.2 mg, Procaine hydrochloride 20 mg, and Water for Injection, q.s.
*PENICILLIN G POTASSIUM AND PROCAINE HYDROCHLORIDE REACT TO FORM PENICILLIN G PROCAINE.
ACTIONS: Penicillin G is an effective bactericide in the treatment of infections caused primarily by penicillin-sensitive organisms, such as Streptococcus equi and Erysipelothrix thusiopathiae, as well as the gram negative organism Pasteurella multocida.
INDICATIONS: Penicillin G Procaine is indicated for the treatment of:
1. Cattle and sheep - bacterial pneumonia (shipping fever) caused by Pasteurella multocida.
2. Swine - erysipelas caused by Erysipelothrix rhusiopathiae.
2. Horses - strangles caused by Streptococcus equi.
DIRECTIONS FOR USE: The suspension should be administered by deep intramuscular injection within the fleshy muscles of the hip, rump, round or thigh, or into the neck, changing the site for each injection. Do not inject subcutaneously, into a blood vessel, or near a major nerve.
Use a 16 or 18 gauge needle, 1.5 inches long. The needle and syringe should be washed thoroughly before use. The needle and syringe should then be sterilized by placing in boiling water for 15 to 20 minutes. No vial should be entered more than 15 times with a 16 gauge needle or more than 40 times with an 18 gauge needle.
The injection site should be washed with soap and water and painted with a germicide such as tincture or iodine or 70% alcohol. The product should then be administered by using the following procedure:
1. Warm the vial to room temperature and shake thoroughly to ensure uniform suspension.
2. Wipe the rubber stopper on top of the vial with a piece of absorbent cotton soaked in 70% alcohol.
3. Inject air into the vial for easier withdrawal.
4. After filling the syringe, make sure the needle is empty by pulling back the plunger of the syringe until a small air bubble appears. Then detach the needle from the syringe.
5. Insert the needle deep into the muscle, attach the syringe and withdraw the plunger slightly. If blood appears, withdraw the needle and insert into a different location.
6. Inject the dose slowly. Do not massage the site of injection.
7. Not more than 10 mL should be injected into one location.
Daily treatment should be continued for at least 48 hours after temperature has returned to normal and all other signs of infection have subsided. Animals treated with Penicillin G Procaine Injectable Suspension should show noticeable improvement within 36 to 48 hours.
DOSAGE: The dosage for cattle, sheep, swine, and horses is 3000 units per pound of body weight, or 1.0 mL for each 100 pounds of body weight, once daily. Treatment should not exceed 7 days in non-lactating dairy and beef cattle, sheep, and swine, or 5 days in lactating dairy cattle. If no improvement is observed within 48 hours, consult your veterinarian.
RESIDUE WARNINGS:
1. Not for use in horses intended for food.
2. Milk that has been taken from animals during treatment and for 48 hours after the last treatment must not be used for food. The daily treatment schedule should not exceed 7 days of treatment in non-lactating dairy and beef cattle, sheep and swine, or 5 days in lactating dairy cattle.
3. The drug should be discontinued for the following time periods before treated animals are slaughtered for food: cattle - 4 days; sheep - 8 days; swine - 6 days; non-ruminating calves - 7 days.
PRECAUTIONS: Sensitivity reactions to penicillin and procaine, such as hives or respiratory distress, may occur in some animals. If such signs of sensitivity occur, stop medication and call your veterinarian. In some instances, particularly if respiratory distress is severe, immediate injection of epinephrine or antihistamine may be necessary.
As with any antibiotic preparation, prolonged use may result in overgrowth of non-susceptible organisms, including fungi. If this condition is suspected, stop medication and consult your veterinarian.
HOW SUPPLIED: Penicillin G Procaine Injectable Suspension is supplied in 100-mL, 250-mL, and 500-mL multiple-dose vials.
STORE BETWEEN 2°C -8°C (36°F - 46°F). AVOID FREEZING. WARM TO ROOM TEMPERATURE AND SHAKE WELL BEFORE USING.
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#include "CorePolicy.hpp"
Inherits dds::core::Value< D >.
Definition at line 1230 of file CorePolicy.hpp.
◆ Liveliness() [1/2]
Creates a Liveliness QoS instance
- Parameters
-
| kind | the kind |
| lease_duration | the lease_duration |
◆ Liveliness() [2/2]
| dds::core::policy::Liveliness::Liveliness |
( |
const Liveliness & |
other | ) |
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◆ Automatic()
| static Liveliness dds::core::policy::Liveliness::Automatic |
( |
| ) |
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static |
- Returns
- a Liveliness QoS instance with the kind set to AUTOMATIC
◆ kind() [1/2]
Gets the kind
- Returns
- the kind
◆ kind() [2/2]
◆ lease_duration() [1/2]
Gets the lease_duration
- Returns
- the lease_duration
◆ lease_duration() [2/2]
Sets the lease_duration
- Returns
- the lease_duration
◆ ManualByParticipant()
- Returns
- a Liveliness QoS instance with the kind set to MANUAL_BY_PARTICIPANT and the lease_duration set to the supplied value
◆ ManualByTopic()
- Returns
- a Liveliness QoS instance with the kind set to MANUAL_BY_TOPIC and the lease_duration set to the supplied value
◆ operator!=()
Compare this Value with another Value
- Parameters
-
- Returns
- true if not equal
◆ operator->() [1/2]
The operator->() is provided to be able to directly invoke functions on the delegate.
The decision to provide direct access to the delegate was motivated by the need for providing a way that was not invasive with respect to the CXXDDS API and yet would allow for vendor-specific extension. Thus vendor-specific extensions can be invoked on the Value and on all its subclasses as follows:
my_dds_value.standard_function();
my_dds_value->vendor_specific_extension();
- Returns
- a reference to delegate.
◆ operator->() [2/2]
The operator->() is provided to be able to directly invoke functions on the delegate.
The decision to provide direct access to the delegate was motivated by the need for providing a way that was not invasive with respect to the CXXDDS API and yet would allow for vendor-specific extension. Thus vendor-specific extensions can be invoked on the Value and on all its subclasses as follows:
my_dds_value.standard_function();
my_dds_value->vendor_specific_extension();
- Returns
- a reference to delegate.
◆ operator==()
Compare this Value with another Value
- Parameters
-
- Returns
- true if equal
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:


Simple Java Mail: Simple API, Complex Emails
Simple Java Mail is mailing library with a super clean API. It's the easiest to use Java mailing library in the world.
This library relieves you of having to deal with low level API such as MimeMessage, fuzzy try catch constructions, inner classes and other nonsense. You just want to send an email!
But don't let looks deceive you, this library does everything: it is a feature complete mailing library, yet is as small and lightweight. It is fully RFC compliant and looks good in all email clients.
Email email = new Email();
email.addRecipient("lollypop"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Message.RecipientType.TO);
email.setReplyToAddress("lollypop", "lolly.pop@othermail.com");
email.addRecipient("C. Cane"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Message.RecipientType.TO);
email.addRecipient("C. Bo"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Message.RecipientType.CC);
email.setSubject("hey");
email.setText("We should meet up! ;)");
email.setTextHTML("We should meet up!");
email.addEmbeddedImage("wink1", imageByteArray, "image/png");
email.addEmbeddedImage("wink2", imageDatesource);
email.addAttachment("invitation", pdfByteArray, "application/pdf");
email.addAttachment("dresscode", odfDatasource);
email.signWithDomainKey(privateKeyData, "somemail.com", "selector");
new Mailer().sendMail(email);
Getting started
Simple Java Mail is a thin layer on top of Oracle's SMTP JavaMail API. For logging purposes, SLF4J is used so you can use whatever logging framework you prefer.
These dependencies come along automatically with Maven, but you can download them here if you plan to maintain your own dependencies.
Once the dependencies are set up, simply copy the above examples and start mailing!


Call this when you want to make an angular directive for use in your project.
yo scaffi:directive
When a ui directive is made, Scaffi creates it in the src/ui/app/directives folder. This will create a js controller that is used like a typical angular directive.
Let's say we generate a directive called 'color-me'. To use it on an html tag:
Angular will then initialize the color-me directive whenever the page is loaded with that input.
Scaffi directives do not have a template associated with them.


About Me
I am a Cryptography Engineer at Aztec. I love working on the cryptography aspect of cryptocurrencies and blockchains. I am broadly interested in cryptographic protocols that help strengthen the privacy and scalability of cryptocurrencies.
I graduated with a B.Tech and M.Tech in Electrical Engineering from the Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay in June 2020. My thesis was primarily on designing Shorter, Privacy-Preserving Proof of Reserves for cryptocurrency exchanges, guided by Prof. Saravanan Vijayakumaran.
Research Interests: Applied Cryptography, Zero-Knowlege Proofs, Cryptocurrencies, Security & Privacy on the Blockchain
Prior to my work in cryptocurrency research, I have worked with Prof. Udayan Ganguly on Plasticity-based Learning and Dynamic Boltzmann Machines. I also did an internship at Cadence Design Systems (Pune, India) on Fast Convolution on HiFi4 DSP.
Apart from research, I was actively involved in social service since my freshman year in college. I was an Overall Coordinator of NSS, IIT Bombay in 2018-19, leading a 3-tier team of 400 volunteers in planning and executing more than 30 initiatives aimed at conserving environment, educating the underprivileged and imbibing sustainability in our lives.
Publications
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Performance Trade-offs in Design of MimbleWimble Proofs of Reserves
Suyash Bagad and Saravanan Vijayakumaran
IEEE Security & Privacy on Blockchain (IEEE S&B), 2020 -
On the Confidentiality of Amounts in Grin
Suyash Bagad and Saravanan Vijayakumaran
Crypto Valley Conference on Blockchain Technology (CVCBT), 2020 -
MProve+: Privacy Enhancing Proof of Reserves Protocol for Monero
Arijit Dutta, Suyash Bagad and Saravanan Vijayakumaran
IEEE Transactions on Information Forensics & Security‡
‡ : Journal Impact Factor: 6.211
Updates
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May, 2021: Paper on Privacy Enhancing Proof of Reserves Protocol for Monero accepted to the journal IEEE Transactions on Information Forensics & Security. Pre-print available here.
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Sept, 2020: Started working as a cryptography engineer with Aztec.
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Sept, 2020: Our research on Novel Proof of Reserves Protocol with Shorter Proof Sizes was featured in the monthly Newsletter of Alumni & Corporate Relations, IIT Bombay.
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July, 2020: Awarded Undergraduate Research Award for outstanding work in my master’s thesis, awarded to less than 1% students in the graduating batch of 2020!
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June, 2020: Presented my master’s thesis titled A Proof of Reserves Protocol with Short Proofs and a Method to Estimate Amount Upper Bounds for MimbleWimble. Report present here, slides here and video here.
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May, 2020: Paper titled On Confidentiality of Amounts in Grin, first of its kind work on amount confidentiality of Pedersen commitments in Grin, accepted at Crypto Valley Conference on Blockchain Technology, 2020. Pre-print available here and presentation video here!
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April, 2020: Paper on Performance Trade-offs in Design of MimbleWimble Proofs of Reserves accepted at IEEE Security & Privacy on Blockchain, 2020. Pre-print here!
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Feb, 2020: Selected as 1 out of 30 students from all over India for the workshop on Foundational Aspects of Blockchain Technology, 2020 at International Centre for Theoretical Sciences, TIFR, Bangalore


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WITNESS LIST Ways & Means Committee March 31, 1999-2:00P HB 579 For: Kaufman, Lawrence (Self and Boat owner) On: Mathison, Bob (Office of Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts) HB 710 For: Dial, Joseph (Writer/Producer) Slifkin, Michael (Enchanted Rock Pictures) On: Copeland, Tom (Texas Film Commission) Pirie, Carol (Texas Film Commission) Registering, but not testifying: For: Adair, Dwight (Self and Granite House, Inc.) Halpern, James (Self and Enchanted Rock Pictures) Krantz-Weiner, Dawn (Self and Enchanted Rock Pictures) Lipman, Terry (Self and Texas Film Development Project) Miller, Ron (Enchanted Rock Pictures) On: Hansen, Don (Texas Motel & Hotel Association) HB 1014 For: Cyganiewicz, Ed (Town of South Padre Island, Mayor) Hansen, Don (Texas Hotel & MOtel Association) HB 2466 For: Beckert, Richard (Self and Malibu Entertainment Worldwide, President) Floyd, Robert (Texas Society of Association Executives) Longstreet, John (Self and Bristol Hotels & Resorts) Registering, but not testifying: For: Chaffin, Michael (Self and Hotel Management) Elsner, John (Self and Greater Houston Hotel & Motel Association) Gumm, Becky (Self and Texas Association of Convention & Visitor Bureaus) Serff, Paul (Self and Texas Travel Indusrty Association, President) Smith, Frank (Self and Sulphur Springs Tourism & Visitor Bureau, Director) HB 2684 For: Hagstette, Guy (Central Houston, Inc.) Randolph, Robert (Houston Reinvestment Zone #2, Zone #3) On: Mendez, Mark (Tarrant County Commissioners Court) Registering, but not testifying: For: Allen, Joe (Self and ENRON) Burney, Zinetta (Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone #2, Zone #3, Zone #7) Forbes, Scott (City of Houston, Mayor) Golemon, R. Kinnan (Texas Industries, L.P.) Petteway, Theola (Self and Third Ward Redevelopment Council) Yawn, Larry (Self and Houston I.S.D., Assistant Superintendent) HB 2821 For: Findley, Mary (Baylor Health Care System) Mitchell, John (Texas Health Resources) Registering, but not testifying: For: Mitchell, Jr., Foy (Dallas Central Appraisal District) HB 2844 For: Hansen, Don (Texas Hotel & Motel Association) Registering, but not testifying: For: Beckert, Richard (Malibu Entertainment Worldwide, President) Chaffin, Michael (Self and Hotel Management) Elsner, John (Self and Greater Houston Hotel & Motel Association) Gumm, Becky (Self and Texas Association of Convention & Visitor Bureaus) Longstreet, John (Bristol Hotels & Resorts) Serff, Paul (Self and Texas Travel Indusrty Association, President) Smith, Frank (Self and Sulphur Springs Tourism & Visitor Bureau, Director) HB 3713 For: Dransfield, Bob (City of Amarillo) Nunn, Merril (Self and City Attorney - City of Amarillo) Registering, but not testifying: On: Hansen, Don (Texas Motel & Hotel Association)


Augmented Reality
Product Brochures
Augmented Reality enhances your customers’ understanding of the value of your products and brand. It also educates them on the in and outs of each product, providing a strong competitive advantage.
Signage & Displays
Make it fun for customers to engage with your brand.
Holiday & Thank You Cards
Perfect to touch your customers’ hearts in a enjoyable and memorable way.
Gaming
Why not incentivise your customers with offers and discounts while they play?
Product Manuals
Educating your customers on your products’ functionality and how to solve basic problems reduces customer service calls while enhancing customer experience and loyalty.
Training Manuals
Making sure that your marketing, sales and technical support staff have a deep understanding of your services and products will increase sales and customer satisfaction.
Our developers have the experience and creativity to bring the augmented reality vision to life in:
— Direct mail & catalogues
— Event marketing programs
— Packaging & point of sale
— Print advertising
— Corporate communications
— Holiday cards
— Sales collateral
— Training materials
If you think augmented reality could be the strategy that sets you apart from your competitors, contact Tim Lance on 01753 215325 or email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>. . . . . . . . . .
This marketing tool supports our main business objective – helping our customers maximise their investment when they buy from us.


All styles Salty Jitterbug Contest at the last Salty Monday of the season 10-July 22:00. The music will be live and it will be fast! Any dance style goes! Grab your partner, show the salty audience what you've got and get a chance to win free tickets to our Salty Recipes with Pol & Sara!
Participation is £5 per couple. You can book now or sign up at the event. But keep in mind that availability is limited! Just 8 couples!


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| def | generate_import_record |
| def | initialize_export |
| def | write_dict |
| def | finalize_export |
Abstract base class describing the external Connector interface. The External Connector interface describes the transition between an external data source, e.g. CSV file, XML file, or some sort of database interface, and the intermediate bulkloader format, which is a dictionary or similar structure representing the external transformation of the data. On import, the generate_import_record generator is the only method called. On export, the initialize_export method is called once, followed by a call to write_dict for each record, followed by a call to finalize_export. The bulkload_state is a BulkloadState object from google.appengine.ext.bulkload.bulkload_config. The interesting properties to a Connector object are the loader_opts and exporter_opts, which are strings passed in from the bulkloader command line.
| def google.appengine.ext.bulkload.connector_interface.ConnectorInterface.finalize_export | ( | self | ) |
Performs finalization actions after every record is written.
| def google.appengine.ext.bulkload.connector_interface.ConnectorInterface.generate_import_record | ( | self, | |
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A function which returns an iterator over dictionaries. This is the only method used on import. Args: filename: The --filename argument passed in on the bulkloader command line. This value is opaque to the bulkloader and thus could specify any sort of descriptor for your generator. bulkload_state: Passed in BulkloadConfig.BulkloadState object. Returns: An iterator describing an individual record. Typically a dictionary, to be used with dict_to_model. Typically implemented as a generator.
| def google.appengine.ext.bulkload.connector_interface.ConnectorInterface.initialize_export | ( | self, | |
| filename, | |||
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Initialize the output file. Args: filename: The string given as the --filename flag argument. bulkload_state: Passed in BulkloadConfig.BulkloadState object. These values are opaque to the bulkloader and thus could specify any sort of descriptor for your exporter.
| def google.appengine.ext.bulkload.connector_interface.ConnectorInterface.write_dict | ( | self, | |
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Write one record for the specified entity. Args: dictionary: A post-transform dictionary.


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Developer coming from UC Berkeley C/O 2019. Welcome to my (new and improved) portfolio!
I am a junior software engineer who has been fiddling in several fields of programming from web design to data science to creating video games!
In an ideal world, I would want my work to make a difference in the world and help those in need, but my journey so far has made me more pragmatic in realizing that I can't solve everything on my own. We all have to cooperate, so good luck to all of us!
PS: Also an avid VG admirer from all aspects (music, graphics, story, design etc), but that alone will take several pages of pure text so I won't bore with the details