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Package Project3
Class Controller
- java.lang.Object
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- Project3.Controller
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- All Implemented Interfaces:
javafx.fxml.Initializable
public class Controller extends java.lang.Object implements javafx.fxml.Initializable
The controller is used to handle the interaction between the graphic user interface and the functions.- Author:
- Haochen Ji, Yichen Chen
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Field Summary
Fields Modifier and Type Field Description private Company
company
private javafx.scene.control.ToggleGroup
department
private static int
EMPTY
private javafx.scene.control.DatePicker
inputDate
private javafx.scene.control.TextField
inputHour
private javafx.scene.control.ChoiceBox<java.lang.String>
inputManagement
private javafx.scene.control.TextField
inputName
private javafx.scene.control.TextField
inputSalary
private javafx.scene.control.ChoiceBox<java.lang.String>
inputType
private javafx.scene.control.RadioButton
isCS
private javafx.scene.control.RadioButton
isECE
private javafx.scene.control.RadioButton
isIT
private javafx.scene.control.CheckBox
isManager
private static Employee
NOTPASS
private javafx.scene.control.TextArea
outputArea
private javafx.scene.control.Label
textHour
private javafx.scene.control.Label
textRate
private javafx.scene.control.Label
textSalary
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Constructor Summary
Constructors Constructor Description Controller()
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Method Summary
Modifier and Type Method Description (package private) void
add(javafx.event.ActionEvent event)
Add the employee using data from GUI input fields.private void
addListener()
Add listener to check boxes.(package private) void
calculate(javafx.event.ActionEvent event)
Calculate the employee payments.(package private) void
clearInput(javafx.event.ActionEvent event)
Clear all text and selection in GUI.(package private) void
clearOutput(javafx.event.ActionEvent event)
Clear the output text area.private boolean
employeeEmptyCheck()
Check if the employee list in the company is empty(package private) void
exportToFile(javafx.event.ActionEvent event)
Export employees to the text file with printing format.(package private) void
importFromFile(javafx.event.ActionEvent event)
Import employees from external formatted text file.void
initialize(java.net.URL url, java.util.ResourceBundle resourceBundle)
Initialize the company, the GUI with empty texts, and the listeners.private Employee
inputCheck()
Check the inputs from GUI are valid or not.private Employee
inputCheck(boolean setHour, boolean remove)
Check the inputs from GUI are valid or not.(package private) void
print(javafx.event.ActionEvent event)
Print the earning statement on text area.(package private) void
printByDate(javafx.event.ActionEvent event)
Sort the employee by date hired and print the earning statement on text area.(package private) void
printByDepartment(javafx.event.ActionEvent event)
Sort the employee by department (CS, ECE, IT) and print the earning statement on text area.(package private) void
quit(javafx.event.ActionEvent event)
Quit the GUI.(package private) void
remove(javafx.event.ActionEvent event)
Remove the employee using data from GUI input fields.private void
selectChanged(java.lang.String mode)
Set GUI to certain display mode: Clear: clear all text and selection in GUI; Part Time: make "Pay Rate" and "Working Hour" visible, and hide management checkbox and choice box; Full Time: make "Salary" and management checkbox visible, and hide "Pay Rate" and "Working Hour";(package private) void
setHour(javafx.event.ActionEvent event)
Set working hour to the part time employee using data from GUI input fields.
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Field Detail
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NOTPASS
private static final Employee NOTPASS
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EMPTY
private static final int EMPTY
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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company
private Company company
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inputName
private javafx.scene.control.TextField inputName
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isIT
private javafx.scene.control.RadioButton isIT
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department
private javafx.scene.control.ToggleGroup department
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isCS
private javafx.scene.control.RadioButton isCS
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isECE
private javafx.scene.control.RadioButton isECE
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inputDate
private javafx.scene.control.DatePicker inputDate
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inputType
private javafx.scene.control.ChoiceBox<java.lang.String> inputType
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isManager
private javafx.scene.control.CheckBox isManager
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inputManagement
private javafx.scene.control.ChoiceBox<java.lang.String> inputManagement
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textSalary
private javafx.scene.control.Label textSalary
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textRate
private javafx.scene.control.Label textRate
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inputSalary
private javafx.scene.control.TextField inputSalary
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textHour
private javafx.scene.control.Label textHour
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inputHour
private javafx.scene.control.TextField inputHour
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outputArea
private javafx.scene.control.TextArea outputArea
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Method Detail
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add
void add(javafx.event.ActionEvent event)
Add the employee using data from GUI input fields.- Parameters:
event
- The event invoking this function
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clearOutput
void clearOutput(javafx.event.ActionEvent event)
Clear the output text area.- Parameters:
event
- The event invoking this function
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calculate
void calculate(javafx.event.ActionEvent event)
Calculate the employee payments.- Parameters:
event
- The event invoking this function
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print
void print(javafx.event.ActionEvent event)
Print the earning statement on text area.- Parameters:
event
- The event invoking this function
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printByDate
void printByDate(javafx.event.ActionEvent event)
Sort the employee by date hired and print the earning statement on text area.- Parameters:
event
- The event invoking this function
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printByDepartment
void printByDepartment(javafx.event.ActionEvent event)
Sort the employee by department (CS, ECE, IT) and print the earning statement on text area.- Parameters:
event
- The event invoking this function
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importFromFile
void importFromFile(javafx.event.ActionEvent event)
Import employees from external formatted text file.- Parameters:
event
- The event invoking this function
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exportToFile
void exportToFile(javafx.event.ActionEvent event)
Export employees to the text file with printing format.- Parameters:
event
- The event invoking this function
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remove
void remove(javafx.event.ActionEvent event)
Remove the employee using data from GUI input fields.- Parameters:
event
- The event invoking this function
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setHour
void setHour(javafx.event.ActionEvent event)
Set working hour to the part time employee using data from GUI input fields.- Parameters:
event
- The event invoking this function
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quit
void quit(javafx.event.ActionEvent event)
Quit the GUI.- Parameters:
event
- The event invoking this function
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clearInput
void clearInput(javafx.event.ActionEvent event)
Clear all text and selection in GUI.- Parameters:
event
- The event invoking this function
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initialize
public void initialize(java.net.URL url, java.util.ResourceBundle resourceBundle)
Initialize the company, the GUI with empty texts, and the listeners.- Specified by:
initialize
in interfacejavafx.fxml.Initializable
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selectChanged
private void selectChanged(java.lang.String mode)
Set GUI to certain display mode: Clear: clear all text and selection in GUI; Part Time: make "Pay Rate" and "Working Hour" visible, and hide management checkbox and choice box; Full Time: make "Salary" and management checkbox visible, and hide "Pay Rate" and "Working Hour";- Parameters:
mode
- Different preferences GUI display mode
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addListener
private void addListener()
Add listener to check boxes.
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employeeEmptyCheck
private boolean employeeEmptyCheck()
Check if the employee list in the company is empty- Returns:
- true if the list is empty; false otherwise.
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inputCheck
private Employee inputCheck()
Check the inputs from GUI are valid or not. It's not called from set hour or remove.- Returns:
- null if the inputs are not valid; otherwise the instance of subclass of Employee with inputs information from GUI.
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inputCheck
private Employee inputCheck(boolean setHour, boolean remove)
Check the inputs from GUI are valid or not.- Parameters:
setHour
- true if the function is called from set hour, which will check there is a working hour input.remove
- true if the function is called from remove, which will not check inputs except name, department, and date.- Returns:
- null if the inputs are not valid; otherwise the instance of subclass of Employee with inputs information from GUI.
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International Conference on Operations Research and Enterprise Systems (ICORES 2020)
This website contains information related to a paper that is "under review" in ICORES 2020 scientific conference.
For further information please contact us by email at: XXX at XXX dot gr, XX at XX dot gr, X at X dot gr
The code for the paper is available at https://github.com/nkanak/icores-2020.
The dataset used in the experiments is available here.
Human resources always play a crucial role on firms’ profitability and sustainability. For a long time already, the identification of the appropriate personnel possessing the skills and expertise required to undertake a task is mainly performed through simple keyword searches exploiting structured data. In this paper, we build on Natural Language Processing techniques to take this identification to a higher level of detail, granularity and accuracy. Our approach elaborates unstructured data such as descriptions and titles of tasks to extract valuable information about the employees’ capability of successfully engaging with a particular task. Text classifiers such as naive Bayes, logistic regression, support vector machines, k-nearest neighbors and neural networks are being tested and comparably assessed.
Natural Language Processing, Machine Learning, Operations Research, Human Resource Allocation, Linear Assignment Problem


Evil Hangman is evil because the computer puts off picking a word for as long as possible. The computer starts off with a dictionary of words. As the user guesses letters the computer narrows the list of words that are active, meaning words that could still be chosen. The words in the active list all have the same pattern as the "word" displayed to the user. A pattern consist of the letters that have been guessed correctly and the letters that have not been guessed yet. For example, if the current pattern is "-e-e-" then the words "beget", "beret", "bevel", "defer", "deter" and so forth would be in the list of active words. Those words "match" the pattern. The "-" characters are wildcard characters and represent any character that has not been guessed yet.
When the user guesses a letter the computer splits the current list of words into different families based on the letter the user just guessed and the resulting pattern of that letter in words from the current list. The computer then picks a list of word from the various lists that have been created. If the computer is being "evil" it picks the list of words that is largest as the new active list.


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Peer Mentor Services is an organization at California State University, East Bay that helps first year and transfer students become successful learners by providing resourceful mentors both inside and outside the classroom.
“Be The Next Generation” is the recruitment campaign to encourage current students to apply and become the next generation of peer mentors for the following school year.
The goal for the program's advertisement products was to build a consistent brand and slogan that matches the existing logo.
By utilizing the University's colors and style guide along with the program's customized logo, the presence of the organization was well established around campus through different forms of promotional materials. Designs are altered to accomodate varying sizes of posters and flyers that provide information towards application workshops and traits of the program.


What is Console?
A video game console is an electronic, digital or computer device that outputs a video signal or visual image to display a video game that one or more people can play.
The term "video game console" is primarily used to distinguish a console machine primarily designed for consumers to use for playing video games, in contrast to arcade machines or home computers. An arcade machine consists of a video game computer, display, game controller (joystick, buttons, etc.) and speakers housed in large chassis. A home computer is a personal computer designed for home use for a variety of purposes, such as bookkeeping, accessing the Internet and playing video games.
Unlike similar consumer electronics such as music players and movie players, which use industry-wide standard formats, video game consoles use proprietary formats which compete with each other for market share.There are various types of video game consoles, including home video game consoles, handheld game consoles, microconsoles and dedicated consoles. Although Ralph Baer had built working game consoles by 1966, it was nearly a decade before the Pong game made them commonplace in regular people's living rooms. Through evolution over the 1990s and 2000s, game consoles have expanded to offer additional functions such as CD players, DVD players, Blu-ray disc players, web browsers, set-top boxes and more.
Generation
Console have many generation.There is eight generation until now.And every generation have the characteristic. Some people think console now is not interesting again because the game is not memorable and full of micro transaction but for me play with console is still fun because the sensation is different with play on PC.
Console VS PC


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You have said that Hindus and Muslims must decide what they want to fight, each other or poverty. To me this is nothing but another empty slogan because pove...
You have said that Hindus and Muslims must decide what they want to fight, each other or poverty. To me this is nothing but another empty slogan because pove...
In simple terms it means democracy of internet.
Some nursery arithmetics behind bloated coal numbers
The ghee extracting huge minister will suddenly seem like a smartass PhD in politics when his prediction comes true and he conveniently shifts his licks from...
Tata Steel who has secured more iron ores than any other private steel company in Odisha has employed only 64 Odias in its under construction steel facility ...
Naveen fiddles when Odisha burns.


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Service Performance changelog
Prototypes created during the development of Service Performance since the re-discovery of the Performance Platform in 2016.
You'll need a username and password to access the prototypes. If you don't have this you need to get in touch with the team.


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Setting a Custom Registration Page
How to set a custom registration page for this site. This page enables visitors to register for a new account.
Important. The page that you set as the registration page must have the Add New User module added to it. Ensure permissions to view the page and the module are granted to all users.
- Navigate to Admin > Site Settings.
- Optional. Click on the country flag icon associated with the culture (language) to be updated. This field only displays when multiple languages are enabled. See "Viewing a Site in a Secondary Language"
- Select the Advanced Settings tab.
- Expand the Page Management section.
- At Registration Page, select the registration page you created from the drop down list. E.g. Register
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Click the Update button.


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layout: post
esbma_id: 1743
title: Three Personal Highlights
date: 2008-05-09 20:26:20
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It's Friday afternoon, so I hope my readers will indulge me
a bit of gloating over three recent moments of personal triumph:
- Playing the 12th hole at my regular
course, I made a shot from about 80 yards out. Unfortunately, it was
for par. :-(
- This past Saturday I walked the Indianapolis
half marathon in a personal record time of 14:57 per mile.
- After setting up my new subwoofer, I put in the Return of the King DVD and
zoomed ahead to the Minas Tirith battle scenes. Seconds later, my younger
daughter ran upstairs and cried, "Daddy, your movie is shaking the whole
house!"
All three of these were moments of great personal
satisfaction. The third one was the only one to result in maniacal laughter.


AARON DIGGDON
My name Aaron Diggdon but my friends call me Ron Ron or A Diggity, I recently had to to an escape from New York to parents all the way across the country to SF.
JANESSA FONG
I am Janessa Fong, one of the creators of WTF and currently a full-time coding bootcamp student at UC Berkeley. A fun fact about me is that I have 40+ nicknames from different people in my life.
RACHAEL KELM-SOUTHWORTH
I am Rachael Kelm-Southworth I am married with one dog, but before I was married I had a bird that I trained to sing Beatles songs and keep the dog company.


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| jeremy.jpg My speech - do I look nervous? I was! |
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| mc.jpg Neville the MC speaks |
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| mumsing.jpg My Mum has a go at singing. She sings like a professional! |
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| zalman.jpg Rabbi Kastel gives his "Rabbi to barmitzvah boy" speech! |
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Run New Zealand
by Run NZRun New Zealand
On December 1st Run The World is launching Run New Zealand. www.runnewzealand.co.nz. Run New Zealand is a virtual running App designed to get the general public more active and healthy through structured running and walking. It is available to EVERYONE, you don’t have to be the fastest or the fittest to be part of Run New Zealand. Members log their run distance to our App, and we track them – virtually – on a 4,710km journey around both the North and South Island of NZ. Check out our promo video here.
Run The World was established in 2014 and has thousands of members already on virtual journeys around Australia, the UK and Ireland, the USA and Europe. Run NZ becomes our 5th map – opening up a world of opportunities for people to stay motivated and inspired to run; all the time learning about the country as they go. You see every time a member reaches a town on their virtual journey, we shoot them an email which tells them a bit about the place.....so as well as being a health App, we are educational and unique as well.
We want as many locals to come and see first hand how we operate by attending our launch – details are below.
Run New Zealand launch
WHERE: Aotea Square Auckland
WHEN: Sunday December 1st
TIME: 7am
WHAT: a Brief introduction into Run New Zealand and how it works, followed by a group run from 5km – 8km. Special introduction offers and light breakfast provided after the run. A great chance to start your journey, be one of the first to join Run New Zealand, and meet fellow runners.


Before Change
// [START iot_create_gateway]
// Check that the gateway doesn"t already exist
exists = False
client = get_client(service_account_json)
registry_path = "projects/{}/locations/{}/registries/{}".format(
project_id, cloud_region, registry_id)
devices = client.projects().locations().registries().devices(
).list(
parent=registry_path, fieldMask="config,gatewayConfig"
).execute().get("devices", [])
for device in devices:
if device.get("id") == gateway_id:
exists = True
print("Device: {} : {} : {} : {}".format(
device.get("id"),
After Change
// [START iot_create_gateway]
// Check that the gateway doesn"t already exist
exists = False
client = iot_v1.DeviceManagerClient()
parent = client.registry_path(project_id, cloud_region, registry_id)
devices = list(client.list_devices(parent=parent))
for device in devices:
if device.id == gateway_id:
exists = True
print("Device: {} : {} : {} : {}".format(
device.get("id"),


The result of equations will be used as value for lift.
By using this feature, any lift value including burn-in layers lift distance will be ignored.
If the lift value become negative, result will be discarded and normal lift value will be used.


Coerce R object to asciidoc, txt2tags, restructuredText, org, textile or pandoc syntax. Package comes with a set of drivers for Sweave.
| Version: | 2.1 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 2.13), utils, methods |
| Suggests: | survival, Hmisc, xtable, R2HTML, cacheSweave, weaver |
| Published: | 2011-09-29 |
| Author: | David Hajage |
| Maintainer: | David Hajage <dhajage at gmail.com> |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
| URL: | http://eusebe.github.com/ascii/, http://github.com/eusebe/ascii/ |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | NEWS |
| In views: | ReproducibleResearch |
| CRAN checks: | ascii results |
| Reference manual: | ascii.pdf |
| Package source: | ascii_2.1.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: ascii_2.1.zip, r-release: ascii_2.1.zip, r-oldrel: ascii_2.1.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: ascii_2.1.tgz, r-oldrel: ascii_2.1.tgz |
| Old sources: | ascii archive |
| Reverse suggests: | lava, R.rsp |
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bashbug - report a bug in bash
bashbug [--help] [--version] [bug-report-email-addresses]
bashbug is a utility for reporting bugs in Bash to the maintainers.
bashbug will start up your preferred editor with a preformatted bug report template for you to fill in. Save the file and quit the editor once you have completed the missing fields. bashbug will notify you of any problems with the report and ask for confirmation before sending it. By default the bug report is mailed to both the GNU developers and the Debian Bash maintainers. The recipients can be changed by giving a comma separated list of bug-report-email-addresses.
If you invoke bashbug by accident, just quit your editor. You will always be asked for confirmation before a bug report is sent.
--help
Show a brief usage message and exit.
--version
Show the version of bashbug and exit.
bug-report-email-addresses
Comma separated list of recipients´ email addresses. By default the report is mailed to both the GNU developers and the Debian Bash maintainers.
DEFEDITOR
Editor to use for editing the bug report.
EDITOR
Editor to use for editing the bug report (overridden by DEFEDITOR).
bash(1), reportbug(1), update-alternatives(8) for preferred editor.
This manual page was written by Christer Andersson<EMAIL_ADDRESS>for the Debian project (but may be used by others).


Dear Friend Compliments of the seasons This letter is written to you based on contact information I came across on web while searching for investment options overseas. My name is *Tony Silver and I work as a manager in an Insurance company here.I discovered one unclaimed policy for the sum of Twelve Million United States Dollars {US$12,000,000.00} to be paid out as SURRENDER VALUE for the LIFE ASSURANCE POLICY of one liquidated oil servicing company by name {CEDRY INCORPORATED} that went bankrupt nine years ago and does not exist anymore. For us to claim this money, we need a foreigner who will stand as the manager of the liquidated company to file a claim on this policy using details and information I will supply. I have made efforts over the years to get any foreign member of the liquidated company without success. I finally found a lawyer by name BARRISTER PRINCE VICTOR who was the lawyer/attorney of the liquidated company. I revealed the unclaimed policy to him and he has accepted to work with me to get the Surrender value paid to the account of any foreigner I will provide to stand as the manager of the liquidated company. Barrister Victor told me that the manager then was very sick during their company�s liquidation and later died and for that reason no one raised the issue of their Surrender value with our insurance company. If you accept to stand as the manager or an Assistant manager of the liquidated Company to claim this surrender value of Twelve million dollars, I am willing to split the funds into three parts, for each of us having an equal share of Four Million Dollar. Once you file the claim, we will do the rest for you in the inside and get the payment released in your name. If you are interested and capable please get back to me through email. I will send my identifications to you once you indicate your interest to work with me. There is no risky in your involved because the company has been liquidated and dissolved and has left Africa for about eight years.This Barrister Victor and I will come over to your country for our share once this transaction is concluded. I am optimistic that we will conclude this transaction within three weeks. Thanks in advance for your anticipated co-operation Regards Mr.Tony Silver


My name is Tyler Roth. I was born and raised in Indianapolis, Indiana with my two sisters. I lived in Indiana until summer of 2007 when I joined the Air Force and went to school at the Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs. While at the Academy, I played D1 volleyball as well as, club softball and lacrosse. I graduated from the Academy in May of 2011 with a Bachelor's of Science with a concentration in Engineering and English. Unfortunately, I ended up having 10 knee surgeries on my right knee over the course of 5 years and was medically discharged just shy of two months prior to pilot training.
After leaving the Air Force, I started my engineering career in the Aerospace Engineering Industry. I began this career with Rolls Royce and was able to transfer to Savannah when my husband was based here with the 1/75th Army Ranger Battalion at Hunter Army Air Field.
In Janurary 2019, my husband and I started our own Digital Marketing company. This is where I discovered my love for programming. I started teaching myself basic HTML and CSS and quickly realized this was my passion and wanted to fully pursue this new career.
I now work for a marketing agency as a digital strategist and my main focus is web development. As I continue to grow at work and through the Coding Bootcamp, I am finding out that I have never been more excited about work in my life.


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Bases: object
Base operator for IVM and HMC managed systems.
Attach disk name to a specific vhost.
| Parameters: |
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Copy file to device.
| Parameters: |
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Copy file to VIOS, decompress it, and return its new size and name.
| Parameters: | source_path – source file path |
|---|
:param remote_path remote file path
Creates a logical volume with a minimum size.
| Parameters: | size – size of the logical volume in bytes |
|---|---|
| Returns: | string – the name of the new logical volume. |
| Raises : | PowerVMNoSpaceLeftOnVolumeGroup |
Receives a LPAR data object and creates a LPAR instance.
| Parameters: | lpar – LPAR object |
|---|
Get CPU info.
| Returns: | tuple - cpu info (total_procs, avail_procs) |
|---|
Get the disk usage information.
| Returns: | tuple - disk info (disk_total, disk_used, disk_avail) |
|---|
Returns the disk name attached to a vhost.
| Parameters: | vhost – a vhost name |
|---|---|
| Returns: | string – disk name |
Returns the managed system hostname.
| Returns: | string – hostname |
|---|
Return a LPAR object by its instance name.
| Parameters: |
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|---|---|
| Returns: | LPAR object |
Get memory info.
| Returns: | tuple - memory info (total_mem, avail_mem) |
|---|
Return the vhost name by the instance id.
| Parameters: | instance_id – LPAR instance id |
|---|---|
| Returns: | string – vhost name or None in case none is found |
Virtual ethernet adapter id.
Searches for the shared ethernet adapter and returns its id.
| Returns: | id of the virtual ethernet adapter. |
|---|
List all existent LPAR instances names.
| Returns: | list – list with instances names. |
|---|
Removes a disk.
| Parameters: | disk – a disk name |
|---|
Removes the lv and the connection between its associated vscsi.
| Parameters: | lv_name – a logical volume name |
|---|
Removes a LPAR.
| Parameters: | instance_name – LPAR instance name |
|---|
Run cfgdev command for a specific device.
| Parameters: | device_name – device name the cfgdev command will run. |
|---|
Run a remote command using an active ssh connection.
| Parameters: | command – String with the command to run. |
|---|
Run a remote command as root using an active ssh connection.
| Parameters: | command – List of commands. |
|---|
Start a LPAR instance.
| Parameters: | instance_name – LPAR instance name |
|---|
Stop a running LPAR.
| Parameters: | instance_name – LPAR instance name |
|---|
Bases: nova.virt.powervm.operator.BaseOperator
Integrated Virtualization Manager (IVM) Operator.
Runs specific commands on an IVM managed system.
Bases: object
PowerVM main operator.
The PowerVMOperator is intented to wrapper all operations from the driver and handle either IVM or HMC managed systems.
Destroy (shutdown and delete) the specified instance.
| Parameters: | instance_name – Instance name. |
|---|
Retrieve resource info.
| Returns: | dictionary containing resource info |
|---|
Return currently known host stats
Get the current status of an LPAR instance.
Returns a dict containing:
| State : | the running state, one of the power_state codes |
|---|---|
| Max_mem : | (int) the maximum memory in KBytes allowed |
| Mem : | (int) the memory in KBytes used by the domain |
| Num_cpu : | (int) the number of virtual CPUs for the domain |
| Cpu_time : | (int) the CPU time used in nanoseconds |
| Raises : | PowerVMLPARInstanceNotFound |
Return the names of all the instances known to the virtualization layer, as a list.


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Hollywood Hotline Featured Review _Home_Fries_ (PG-13) ** (out of ****)
Being fairly tired of the assembly-line product foisted upon us by the Hollywood studios, I'm generally all in support of something offbeat. But it's one thing to be offbeat, and another thing entirely to be off-pitch. The quirky dark comedy _Home_Fries_, I'm afraid, falls under the latter category.
Don't be fooled by Warner Bros.'s misleading marketing campaign, which sells this strange film as a light-as-a-feather romance. At the center of _Home_Fries_ is Henry Lever (Chris Ellis), whose upright dead body is found in the middle of a field.  Since it all happened in the middle of nowhere, there are no witnesses--at least by eye. Possibly overhearing everything, thanks to some crossed radio signals, is Sally (Drew Barrymore), a very pregnant young woman who works the drive-thru at a local burger joint. And, as it always conveniently happens in the movies, the father of Sally's baby is the late Henry.
To get close to Sally and find out what she may or may not know, Dorian takes a job at Burger-Matic himself. But he gets more than he bargained for, slowly but surely falling for her. _Home_Fries_ could have worked if writer Vince Gilligan and director Dean Parisot kept things simple and left the film at that. But real-life loves Wilson and the always-engaging Barrymore aren't given much breathing room to build an on-screen rapport; they're all but drowned out by all the strange goings-on that compete for attention. Lurking in the background and occasionally stepping up to center stage is the conniving Mrs. Lever, who has a Machiavellian grasp on Angus, who will do anything he can to make his mother happy--even kill. Gilligan obviously intended this subplot to give the film an unconventional, dark edge, but it is largely unfunny, too broadly played, and too much of what springs from it feels out of place. Does there really need to be a go-for-broke copter-car chase climax?
While I applaud the filmmakers' ambitions in creating something different, I cannot help but feel that _Home_Fries_ would have been better if it were more conventional. Ironically, despite all the quirkiness being bandied about, it is the film's most conventional aspect--the romance--that remotely holds any interest. Everything else, as offbeat as it is, is simply a bore.
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Akka Integration - Reference Documentation
Authors: Sandro Martini
Version: <IP_ADDRESS>
1 Introduction
Grails-Akka
Introduction
This plugin makes it easy to use Akka Actors (both local and remote) from a Grails webapp.All using standard Groovy / Java code.License
Licensed under the terms of the Apache License, Version 2.01.1 History
History
- July 2014
- <IP_ADDRESS> release
- Stay on Akka-2.2.4 (aligned with Scala-2.10.2)
- Fix tests with Grails-2.4
- March 2014
- 2.2.4 release
- Updated to Akka-2.2.4 (aligned with Scala-2.10.2)
- Small fixes/improvements
- February 2014
- 2.2.3 release
- Updated to Grails-2.2.4
- Add AkkaService (see Tutorials for more info)
- February 2014
- 0.12.5 release
- Updated to Akka-2.2.3 (aligned with Scala-2.10.2)
- No more needed the Typesafe Maven Repository
- Last release for Grails-2.0.x
- Updated all tests to make it work with Akka-2.2.x
- January 2013
- 0.6.2 release
- Cleanup of plugin (removed unnecessary files, and other small adjustments)
- January 2013
- 0.6.1 release
- Updated Akka to 2.0.5
- November 2012
- 0.6 release
- Updated Akka to 2.0.4
- September 2012
- 0.5 release
- First public version of the plugin, using Akka-2.0.3, and with some basic features
- Advanced features of Akka have not been yet tested/shown here (even under heavy load), but it's in plan for the next release
- In Plugin sources under the test folder there there are some initial unit and integration tests, and an inline test webapp
2 Usage
Installing the plugin
First you need to install the plugin into a Grails application: using the recommended way, configure it as a dependency inBuildConfig.groovy
:
plugins { compile ':akka:<plugin version>' }
Requirements
- a Servlet 3.x container to run the Web application, so be sure to force it in
BuildConfig.groovy
:
grails.servlet.version = "3.0"
- Akka 2.x (as specified in plugin descriptor) and related dependencies,
3 Tutorials
Samples
In Plugin sources under the test folder there there are some initial unit and integration tests, and even an inline test webapp.Code is duplicated to avoid unnecessary complexity. Unnecessary code in plugin sources is already excluded in plugin packaging.Note that some code is more general than required for tests, but only to show some basic features.AkkaService
The plugin now has an utility service (AkkaService) that by default creates an Akka ActorSystem at application startup with a default name:- if defined, the value of grails_akka.akkaSystem.name variable, set in Grails config file
- otherwise, the webapp context name
- otherwise (at last), "grails-akka" will be used.


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Gremlin provides the ability for a user to define their own step definitions natively in Groovy or in Java. This is very useful when wishing to work with your low-level graph data at a higher level of abstraction. This section will discuss how to write your own step definitions and demonstrate how they are useful for making your Gremlin code more concise and more self-explanatory.
Gremlin comes with a collection of built-in step definitions (see Gremlin Steps). It is possible for developers to create their own step definitions. Simply add a closure that represents the step to the respective classes. The method to use is:
Gremlin.defineStep(String stepName, List<Class> classes, Closure stepClosure);
Gremlin.defineStep('codeveloper',[Vertex,Pipe], {_().as('x').out('created').in('created').except('x')})
In the code above, the final argument is a closure to create the desired composite step. The step closure says:
x
created
vertices of the current vertex.created
vertices of those previous vertices.as
steps)Given the graph diagrammed in Defining a Property Graph, we can determine the codevelopers of a particular vertex.
gremlin> g = TinkerGraphFactory.createTinkerGraph()
==>tinkergraph[vertices:6 edges:6]
gremlin> g.v(1).codeveloper
==>v[4]
==>v[6]
Realize that this step definition can be used like any other step definition.
gremlin> g.v(1).codeveloper.name
==>josh
==>peter
gremlin> g.v(1).codeveloper.name.toString()
==>[StartPipe, [AsPipe(x,StartPipe), OutPipe(created), InPipe(created), ExceptFilterPipe(NOT_EQUAL)], PropertyPipe(name)]
What step definitions allow you to do is to work with “higher order” relationships in your graph. Thus, instead of working at the level of
_().as('x').out('created').in('created').except('x')
you can work at the more semantically natural level of
codeveloper
It is also possible to pass in parameters to a step definition. For example, lets generalize codeveloper
to simply be co
.
Gremlin.defineStep('co',[Vertex,Pipe], {String label -> _().as('x').out(label).in(label).except('x')})
In the above step definition, upon evaluating the step, the step expects a String
parameter to be passed into it. Thus, in order to properly evaluate the co
step do the following:
gremlin> g.v(1).co('created')
==>v[4]
==>v[6]
Finally, realize that the parameters passed to the step can be closures. Thus, it is possible to effect dynamic behavior.
Gremlin.defineStep('twoStep', [Pipe, Vertex], { final Object... params -> _().as('x').out(params[0]).in(params[0]).filter(params[1]) });
gremlin> g.v(1).twoStep('created'){v,m -> v != m.x}
==>v[4]
==>v[6]
gremlin> g.v(1).twoStep('created'){v,m -> v == m.x}
==>v[1]
You can also create an anonymous step (or “lambda step”) using the step
step. For example:
gremlin> g = TinkerGraphFactory.createTinkerGraph()
==>tinkergraph[vertices:6 edges:6]
gremlin> g.v(1).out.step{ it.next().map() }
==>{name=vadas, age=27}
==>{name=lop, lang=java}
==>{name=josh, age=32}
The method it.next()
is equivalent to starts.next()
which is defined in Pipes and represents the next end of the previous pipe. For those familiar with Pipes, the provided step
function becomes the method AbstractPipe.processNextStart()
.


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predictor |
protein sequences |
syndromic |
derivatives |
read |
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crossalign |
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topological relations |
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Glasgow superhospital death – Mum of toddler who died after contracting bug at says no-one helped her get answers
by Lucinda CameronTHE mum of a three-year-old boy who died at a scandal-hit hospital says she has been ignored by authorities, as she hunts for answers over his death.
Mason Djemat, three, died in August 2017 at the Royal Hospital for Children in Glasgow, weeks before 10-year-old Milly Main.
He had been treated at one of the wards that were later closed following concerns over the water.
Kimberly Darroch has already said she is 100% certain the death of her daughter Milly, who was being treated for cancer, was linked to contaminated water.
Two wards at the Royal Hospital for Children (RHC) in Glasgow were closed last September and patients moved to the adjoining Queen Elizabeth University Hospital (QEUH), which is part of the same campus, as Health Protection Scotland (HPS) investigated water contamination incidents.
Health Secretary Jeane Freeman apologised to the families affected as she made a statement to MSPs on Wednesday.
Mason's mother, Victoria Freeman, said she is disappointed at the response from authorities, as she seeks answers over the death of the son she "absolutely adored".
She told BBC Scotland: "There was no-one listening to me. No-one wanted to help. No-one at all."
Ms Freeman said she first wrote to the health secretary last September and has been disappointed by the response.
She said: "I don't think that Mason was acknowledged, particularly by her, and I feel that she did not take Mason's death seriously."
She also said she got no response from the health board NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde (NHSGGC), until she went to the hospital and demanded to speak to somebody.
When asked how she felt she had been treated, she told the BBC: "I don't think as a family we have been treated fairly."
Ms Freeman said her son had Hunter syndrome, a rare genetic condition, but was "extremely healthy" and strong when he was admitted to the hospital in the summer of 2017, and she was shocked when he suddenly died.
She said: "To be standing in ICU and thinking over in my head 'What's happened?' I just still don't have the answers and they don't have the answers as well."
She added: "Mason was the love of my life. Unfortunately I will never be able to replace him. Never.
"He was just really something. I absolutely adored him."
Health Secretary Jeane Freeman said: "I cannot begin to imagine the pain of losing a child in these circumstances - or the suffering and grief that will stay with them for the rest of their lives.
"My sincerest condolences go to Ms Freeman and the other families affected by this. I also want to assure you all that you will get answers and the support you need.
"Ms Freeman first contacted me about the death of her son in late 2018, and I responded. She wrote to me again at the start of this year and I replied, and this was followed by further correspondence just a few days ago.
"I'd like the opportunity to meet with Ms Freeman to listen to her views but also assure her, and the other families affected by this, that we are taking action."
An NHSGGC spokesman said: "We are very sorry Ms Freeman feels she has unanswered questions regarding the death of her son, Mason Djemat.
"The case was fully investigated and the outcome shared with the family.
"We met with Ms Freeman on a number of occasions to respond to any concerns she had and can confirm we remain in contact to answer any follow-up questions."


Aliases and Expression Expansion¶
Aliases¶
Aliases in Jaqy can be shortcuts to SQL statements, commands, or combinations of both. .alias is used to create aliases.
For example, the following is a very convenient alias for an INSERT
statement without having to type too much.
.alias ins
INSERT INTO $0 VALUES ($(1-));
.end alias
.ins MyTable 1, 1
$0
, $(1)
, $(1-)
etc are the way to specify how argument
substitution is made.
You can also combine multiple SQL statements and commands together in one alias, to create powerful macros.
For example, the following is a simple trick of dropping a table if it
exists, without generating error messages. .list
command is a convenient way of listing tables in the current catalog / schema /
database. If the table MyTable exists, then it would show up in the search.
By checking the number of rows returned, which is tracked by the variable
activityCount
, we can tell if the table exists. And we can use
.if to conditionally execute our DROP TABLE
statement.
.list . . MyTable
.if activityCount > 0
DROP TABLE MyTable;
.end if
Now, it is possible to create an alias for the entire thing and apply to different tables.
.alias dropifexists
.list . . $(0)
.if activityCount > 0
DROP TABLE $(0);
.end if
.end alias
-- test the alias
.dropifexists MyTable
Notice the way to execute the alias is similar to a command. Essentially, having aliases is one way to create custom commands.
Expression Expansion¶
Expression expansion is almost like a variable substitution, except that functions can be called as well. It is quite useful in generating SQL which might be otherwise somewhat difficult.
For example, here is a simple script that generates some Well-known text (WKT) data using expression expansion.
CREATE TABLE MyTable (a INT, b VARCHAR(100));
.repeat 10
INSERT INTO MyTable VALUES (${iteration}, 'POINT(${Math.sin(iteration)} ${Math.sin(iteration)})');
.repeat command is used to repeatedly submit a SQL.
Internally, it uses a variable iteration
to track the iteration.
${
and }
encloses any JavaScript expression that can be inline
evaluated.
The result is the following.
SELECT * FROM MyTable ORDER BY a;
a b
-- ------------------------------------------------
1 POINT(0.8414709848078965 0.8414709848078965)
2 POINT(0.9092974268256817 0.9092974268256817)
3 POINT(0.1411200080598672 0.1411200080598672)
4 POINT(-0.7568024953079282 -0.7568024953079282)
5 POINT(-0.9589242746631385 -0.9589242746631385)
6 POINT(-0.27941549819892586 -0.27941549819892586)
7 POINT(0.6569865987187891 0.6569865987187891)
8 POINT(0.9893582466233818 0.9893582466233818)
9 POINT(0.4121184852417566 0.4121184852417566)
10 POINT(-0.5440211108893698 -0.5440211108893698)
Combined with client-side ResultSet handling, expression expansion can also be used to generate SQL DDLs that are normally fairly difficult to do without using a full programming language.
For example, without database support, dropping all tables in a database can be somewhat challenging. With Jaqy, it is quite straightforward. See this test script and its output.


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Football: Under-fire Courtois says he is among world's best keepers
BRUSSELS: Belgium's Thibaut Courtois says he is among the world’s leading goalkeepers despite facing criticism over his form for Real Madrid in recent months.
“I’ve shown that I belong among the best in the world. There are perhaps 10 great goalkeepers and little to choose between them,” he was quoted as saying by Belgian media ahead of Saturday's Euro 2020 qualifier in Russia.
"With my talent and my form, I am certain that I belong among the best. That is precisely why I have been criticised.”
He denied that he had started the season in poor form and was only now beginning to show an improvement.
"I have only conceded seven goals in La Liga so there is nothing wrong with my form," he said.
Courtois faced criticism following Real's 3-0 defeat at Paris St Germain in the Champions League in September and then was substituted at halftime at home to Club Brugge after conceding two early goals last month.
“They were two bizarre goals and then I had to go off because I was sick,” he said, adding that the storm of criticism that followed was unfair.
"But I don’t read the papers. As a professional you only pay attention to what the coach, your team mates and those who know what it is like to be a goalkeeper say. To criticise someone for letting in a goal is very easy, but I’ve remained calm and done my work at training.
“I’ve never doubted my ability. To lose my self-confidence would be the biggest mistake I could make. You go downhill from there.
“The pressure belongs at a clubs like Real and I don’t have a problem with that. At (former clubs) Chelsea, at Atletico and now at Real, you have to achieve.”
Courtois has gone a Belgian record seven matches without conceding for his national team, who have already qualified for next year’s European Championship.
They are looking to maintain their 100 per cent record in Group I in St Petersburg on Saturday.
“I’d rather win 4-3 than play a goalless draw. Winning is the most important. But with respect to our opponents, most of the matches we’ve played recently we’ve been obliged to keep a clean sheet by keeping our concentration because we have been comfortably ahead,” he added.


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Midwest born and raised. Traveled to both coasts along the way.


Description
The term ’’hypebeast’’ - a person who follows a trend
to be cool or in style (bustle.com), has been used very frequently
throughout the current young generation. Keeping up with the
lastest fashion, sneakers, music and sports is a must for the youth
and for me. My objective for this website was to provide the latest
’’hype’’ fashion, sneakers, music and sports feeds.
Date: May - June 2018
Link: https://www.feedsociety.ml
For the front-end of my project, I took an semantic appoarch to the HTML for easier readability. Also, I used viewport to develop an responsive look to the website. Lastly, Javascript was used to handle the user forms.
For the back-end of my project, I used PHP to help link my header/footer files on every page. Along with, inputing data into my database from the user forms. Also, I implemented a RSS parser that pulls RSS feeds from websites. Lastly, php was used to start sessions and end them whenever a user logs on or logs off.
For the database part of my project, I used MySQL. Along with phpmyadmin, which was extremely easy to use and access my database. I implemented a SQL script to take in the users, email, username, and password information to register. The registerd data is secured and is used to allow users to comment on posts.


{% extends "model-scope.html" %} {% load tutorial_tags %} {% block main-intro %}
Combine client-side form validation with server-side form validation
New in version 2.0
Here we drop support for application/x-www-form-urlencoded
submissions and combine
the validation from the two previous examples. This presumably is the best solution, when
integrating Django forms with AngularJS.
{% endblock %} {% block main-tutorial %}
If a Form inherits from both mixin classes NgModelFormMixin
and
NgFormValidationMixin
, then django-angular combines
client-side validation with AngularJS's
model scope.
Refer to the previous examples for a detailed explanation.
In the previous example we have seen, that we can chain asynchronous actions on the button's
<button ng-click="on(…)" type="button" …>
On success a promise calls the function passed into the …then(…)
-clause. By
chaining these clauses, we can invoke actions sequentially, each one after the previous action
has finished.
This can be used to build a chain of independent actions for each button. If an action fails, the
following action inside the …then(…)
is skipped in favour of the function inside the
next …catch(…)
call. If an action shall be executed regardless of its previous
success or failure state, use it inside a …finally(…)
-clause.
<form djng-endpoint="…" …>
By adding ng-disabled="isDisabled()"
In order to chain our actions, we have to start with a promise-clause, which always resolves.
This is why we always have to start our first action such as:
ng-click="do(first_action).then(…)…"
Forms with input elements bound to the scope, normally use a directive with such a pattern:
ng-model="scope_prefix.field_name"
fetch()
, create()
, update()
or delete()
,
we send that subset of data to the server, using the HTTP methods GET, POST, PUT or DELETE
respectively.
Forms sometimes extend over more than one screen height. If a form validation fails, the message
near a rejected field may be outside the visible area. To improve the user experience, it therefore
is good practice to point the user to the field(s), which have been rejected. This can by achieved
by adding a target such as ng-click="do(…).then(…).catch(scrollToRejected())
Specially after a successful login- or logout submission, we might want to reload the current
page, in order to reset the cookie value and/or session states. For this purpose, use an action
such as: ng-click="do(upload()).then(reloadPage())"
To proceed to another page after a successful submission, use an action such as:
ng-click="do(upload()).then(redirectTo('/path/to/view'))"
{"success_url": "/path/to/other/view"}
redirectTo()
is overridden.
Sometimes we might want to delay a further action. If for instance we want to add a 500
miliseconds delay after a successful submission, we then would rewrite our action such as:
ng-click="do(upload()).then(delay(500)).then(reloadPage())"
To improve the user's experience, it is a good idea to give feedback on an action, which
succeeded or failed. Our button directive offers two such functions, one to display an OK tick
on success, and one to display a cross
to symbolize a failed operation. These symbols
replace the buttons <i class="fontawesome or glyphicon"></i>
By using the promises chain, we can easily integrate this into our actions flow:
ng-click="do(update()).then(showOK()).then(delay(500)).then(reloadPage()).catch(showFail()).then(delay(2000)).finally(restore())"
catch(…)
-clause, to run a different action function in case of
a failed submission. The finally(restore())
is executed regardless of the submission
success or failure, it restores the button internal icon to its original state.
Sometimes processing form data can take additional time. To improve the user experience, we
can add some feedback to the submission button. By changing the submit action to
ng-click="do(disable()).then(update()).then(redirectTo()).finally(restore())"
,
In case of potentially long lasting submissions this can be further extended, by replacing
the button's internal icon with a rotating spinner wheel
. To do so, just replace the
disable()
function against spinner()
.
Sometimes we might want to use more than one submit button. In order to distinguish which of
those buttons has been pressed, pass an object to the form submission function, for instance
ng-click="do(update({foo: 'bar'}))"
By adding ng-click="do(update()).then(emit('name', {'foo': 'bar'}))"
my_form
, then sending an object, such
as {"my_form": {"fieldname1": "value1", "fieldname2": "value2", "fieldname3": "value3"}}
,
in the response's payload, will set the named form fields with the given values.
{% endblock main-tutorial %}
{% block main-sample-code %}
{% autoescape off %}
This configuration is the most flexible one. Use it on productive web-sites.
Note: The submit buttons are disabled, until the client-side Form validation has
validated all the fields.


| 2016 |
Oleg I Borisov, Vladislav S Gromov, Sergey A Kolyubin, Anton A Pyrkin, Alexey A Bobtsov, Vladimir I Salikhov, Alexey O Klyunin, and Igor V Petranevsky |
Humanfree robotic automation of industrial operations |
In Industrial Electronics Society, IECON 2016-42nd Annual Conference of the IEEE, pages 6867–6872 |
| 2015 |
Anton A Pyrkin, Alexey A Bobtsov, Sergey A Kolyubin, Maxim V Faronov, Oleg I Borisov, Vladislav S Gromov, Sergey M Vlasov, and Nikolay A Nikolaev |
Simple robust and adaptive tracking control for mobile robots |
IFAC-PapersOnLine, 48(11):143–149 |
| 2015 |
Sergey Kolyubin, Leonid Paramonov, and Anton Shiriaev |
Robot kinematics identification: Kuka lwr4+ redundant manipulator example |
In Journal of Physics: Conference Series, volume 659, page 012011. IOP Publishing |
| 2016 |
Oleg I Borisov, Vladislav S Gromov, Anton A Pyrkin, Alexey A Vedyakov, Igor V Petranevsky, Alexey A Bobtsov, and Vladimir I Salikhov |
Manipulation tasks in robotics education |
IFAC-PapersOnLine, 49(6):22–27 |
| 2014 |
Alexander A Kapitonov, Alexey A Bobtsov, Yuri A Kapitanyuk, Dmitry S Sysolyatin, Evgeniy S Antonov, Anton A Pyrkin, and Sergey A Chepinskiy |
Course of lab activities on control theory based on the lego nxt |
IFAC Proceedings Volumes, 47(3):9063–9068 |
| 2012 |
Alexey A Bobtsov, Anton A Pyrkin, Sergey A Kolyubin, Alexander A Kapitonov, Alexey D Feskov, Sergey M Vlasov, Alexander Y Krasnov, Aleksey V Khovanskiy, and Sergey V Shavetov |
Lego mindstorms nxt for students’ research projects in control field |
IFAC Proceedings Volumes, 45(11):102–106 |
| 2011 |
Alexey A Bobtsov, Anton A Pyrkin, Sergey A Kolyubin, Sergey V Shavetov, Sergey A Chepinskiy, Yuriy A Kapitanyuk, Alexander A Kapitonov, Vladimir M Bardov, Anton V Titov, and Maxim O Surov |
Using of lego mindstorms nxt technology for teaching of basics of adaptive control theory |
IFAC Proceedings Volumes, 44(1):9818–9823 |
| 2005 |
Alexey Alekseevich Bobtsov and Nikolai Anatol’evich Nikolaev |
Fradkov theorembased design of the control of nonlinear systems with functional and parametric uncertainties |
Automation and Remote Control, 66(1):108–118 |
| 2010 |
Stanislav Aranovskiy, Alexey Bobtsov, Artem Kremlev, Nikolay Nikolaev, and Olga Slita |
Identification of frequency of biased harmonic signal |
European Journal of Control, 16(2):129–139 |
| 2008 |
Alexey A Bobtsov |
New approach to the problem of globally convergent frequency estimator |
International Journal of Adaptive Control and Signal Processing, 22(3):306–317 |
| 2012 |
SA Kolyubin, Denis Valentinovich Efimov, Vladimir O Nikiforov, and Alexey Alekseevich Bobtsov |
Two-channel adaptive hybrid control of the air-to-fuel ratio and torque of automobile engines |
Automation and Remote Control, 73(11):1794–1807 |
| 2011 |
Anton A Pyrkin, Alexey A Bobtsov, Sergey A Kolyubin, Maxim V Faronov, Sergey V Shavetov, Yuriy A Kapitanyuk, and Alexander A Kapitonov |
Output control approach consecutive compensator providing exponential and l-stability for nonlinear systems with delay and disturbance |
. In Control Applications (CCA), 2011 IEEE International Conference on, pages 1499–1504. IEEE |


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Enumeration members
BAD_GATEWAY
BAD_GATEWAY: = 502
BAD_REQUEST
BAD_REQUEST: = 400
EXPECTATION_FAILED
EXPECTATION_FAILED: = 417
FORBIDDEN
FORBIDDEN: = 403
GATEWAY_TIMEOUT
GATEWAY_TIMEOUT: = 504
HTTP_VERSION_NOT_SUPPORTED
HTTP_VERSION_NOT_SUPPORTED: = 505
INTERNAL_SERVER_ERROR
INTERNAL_SERVER_ERROR: = 500
LENGTH_REQUIRED
LENGTH_REQUIRED: = 411
METHOD_NOT_ALLOWED
METHOD_NOT_ALLOWED: = 405
MOVED_PERMANENTLY
MOVED_PERMANENTLY: = 301
MULTIPLE_CHOICES
MULTIPLE_CHOICES: = 300
NON_AUTHORITATIVE_INFORMATION
NON_AUTHORITATIVE_INFORMATION: = 203
NOT_ACCEPTABLE
NOT_ACCEPTABLE: = 406
NOT_FOUND
NOT_FOUND: = 404
NOT_IMPLEMENTED
NOT_IMPLEMENTED: = 501
NOT_MODIFIED
NOT_MODIFIED: = 304
NO_CONTENT
NO_CONTENT: = 204
PARTIAL_CONTENT
PARTIAL_CONTENT: = 206
PAYMENT_REQUIRED
PAYMENT_REQUIRED: = 402
PRECONDITION_FAILED
PRECONDITION_FAILED: = 412
PROXY_AUTHENTICATION_REQUIRED
PROXY_AUTHENTICATION_REQUIRED: = 407
REQUESTED_RANGE_NOT_SATISFIABLE
REQUESTED_RANGE_NOT_SATISFIABLE: = 416
REQUEST_ENTITY_TOO_LARGE
REQUEST_ENTITY_TOO_LARGE: = 413
REQUEST_TIMEOUT
REQUEST_TIMEOUT: = 408
REQUEST_URI_TOO_LONG
REQUEST_URI_TOO_LONG: = 414
RESET_CONTENT
RESET_CONTENT: = 205
SEE_OTHER
SEE_OTHER: = 303
SERVICE_UNAVAILABLE
SERVICE_UNAVAILABLE: = 503
SWITCHING_PROTOCOLS
SWITCHING_PROTOCOLS: = 101
TEMPORARY_REDIRECT
TEMPORARY_REDIRECT: = 307
TOO_MANY_REQUESTS
TOO_MANY_REQUESTS: = 429
UNAUTHORIZED
UNAUTHORIZED: = 401
UNPROCESSABLE_ENTITY
UNPROCESSABLE_ENTITY: = 422
UNSUPPORTED_MEDIA_TYPE
UNSUPPORTED_MEDIA_TYPE: = 415
USE_PROXY
USE_PROXY: = 305


In this post we’ll try to create our really own program. It will not do much, only show a few spaceships images from a free pack. Our goal is to learn about Sprite class and its common properties.
…In this post we’ll try to create our really own program. It will not do much, only show a few spaceships images from a free pack. Our goal is to learn about Sprite class and its common properties.
…Earlier we learned how to create a basic cocos2d-x project. Actually, the project was created by cocos
script and all we had to do was to launch it.
Now I’m going to describe some basic cocos2d-x terms and then we’ll be able to look closely at the sources the cocos
generated for us.
You may have already noticed that even the basic cocos2d-x project takes a lot of space on hard drive. The situation was even worse with older versions of framework; it could use almost 1GB for small project. Some people think it’s not that significant, but just weird when you have a lot of projects and suddenly run out of space.
…There isn’t much info on Cocos2d-x but that’s enough to understand main ideas. The problem is the framework is old so some things rendered obsolete. You’ll have to constantly compare the articles and the real life implementation.
…Cocos2d is an open source software framework. It can be used to build games, apps and other cross platform GUI based interactive programs. It has a lot of branches, but this tutorial series will focus on C++ and Cocos2d-x.
…


Around 2 years ago a friend and I were bored of the fun but limited possibilities of weed and alcohol and were really craving to try some halucinogens, having both only really ever experienced a trip in any way from higher dose cannabis intake any step up we decided would certainly be interesting. So unable to get hold of any 'real' halucinogens, LSD being hell to get hold of (I still as of yet have failed, but the friend mentioned has managed to try it and I'm eternally envious) and shrooms being out of season we turned to looking up less known halucinogens and in little time turned to nutmeg.
I read up on taking nutmeg and tried to make an educated guess that we should go for about 30g of fairly fresh powdered nutmeg each, which sounded easy as pie on paper, but when confronted by 30g of nutmeg you realise that that's quite a quantity of reportedly vile tasting powder to tackle, still we pressed on. My first mouthful wasn't pleasant but was all that bad, the taste is a bit strong, and the powder got stuck all over my mouth and isn't water/saliva soluble so it's not a nice feeling. After a few mouthfuls it starts to get really nasty tasting and we decide that we need a different method.
So I decide that it's a good idea to try and fill a pie with it to mask the taste, bad idea, you need to chew to eat a pie and that spreads the nutmeggy filth round your mouth, and if possible putting it with food makes it nastier as the food seems to absorb the taste, which is ok when it's a sprinkling of nutmeg, but not when its 30 grams. After forcing down the pie we opt for making tea with the remaining nutmeg, an easy sensible option which I don't know why we took so long to use. All I can say is that nutmeg tea is the easiest way to consume nutmeg, but it sure is filthy, is bitter as hell and there's a nasty taste which at that point is only bad tasting, not mind bendingly horrible tasting, but that'll come.
So we wait a few hours and nothing happens, we had hoped it'd all have started by then, we'd be flying, and ready to land and resume life not long after, but still nothing. Then we made the only sensible decision we'd made all night by giving up and going home.
  It's only then that I really realise the effects, they must have been working for quite a while but I'm not really sure because I hadn't even noticed it up to a point and then I realised that the effects were quite strong. I wasn't really tripping but it felt and looked a lot like a low dose of mushrooms or a high dose of weed, where I'm not having obvious halucinations but my vision and perception of proportion and time are altered and distorted.
I get stuck in areas of thought and am easily distracted, I spend hours just sitting on my bed feeling really screwed afraid to move in case I sick up, it was not nice! After a time I think I made some attempt of going to bed, my memory goes completely after that until some time the next day, when I'm still pretty screwed. I go to see my friend and he's been through the same and we're both still wrecked. This lasts into the next day when I have to attempt going to school.  After that day I think the effects subside.
The horrible taste and the weird headache it brought all the way through the first night (a headache which was horrible but not really pain, seemed more like the taste and smell of the nutmeg mixed together with the feeling you get in your brain when you're dehydrated) and the taste or smell of nutmeg or even thinking for too long about that night brings back the headache and strange feeling until I can distract myself. Nutmeg was certainly powerful, and interesting, though I would never say pleasant. If you really want to try something legal but strong and interesting, give it a go, but really work out how much to use because too much really isn't nice.
I won't be trying it again however desperate I get, there's a reason thing like nutmeg abuse aren't popular, it's cause they're horrid! There are much more fun drugs out there!
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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def evaluate_classically(self, measurement):
assignment = [(var + 1) * (int(tf) * 2 - 1) for tf, var in zip(measurement[::-1], range(len(measurement)))]
if self._pyeda:
return self._evaluate_classically_with_pyeda(assignment)
else:
return self._evaluate_classically_with_sympy(assignment)
assignment_dict = dict()
for v in assignment:
assignment_dict[self._lit_to_var[abs(v)]] = True if v > 0 else False
return self._expr.subs(assignment_dict), assignment