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Here are some thoughts of mine.
Gource
Gource is a software version control visualization tool. It was built using C/C++ ( not sure ). Several version controls that supported by Gource are Git, SVN, Mercurial and Bazaar.
Basically Gource is a command line tool that you can use to visualize your project’s progress that using software version control. Here is the example of my project :
Cool isn’t it ? In my video, there is only one person because I am working for this project alone. However, if you are looking in YouTube, you can find a lot of big projects that using Gource to visualize their progress. One of the project that you should see is the Linux Kernel project.
Here is the link to the Gource Website
jQuery UI AutoComplete in CakePHP
Demo : http://cbunny.rudylee.com/autocomplete
Demo source code : https://github.com/rudylee/cbunny
The post to add auto redirect feature into the AutoComplete : http://blog.rudylee.com/2011/12/12/auto-redirect-in-cakephp-jquery-autocomplete/ You can copy the modified Ajax and Javascript helpers from here https://github.com/rudylee/topping
Last week I was trying to use jQuery UI Autocomplete in my CakePHP apps. However, CakePHP Ajax and Javascript helpers don’t support jQuery by default. After googling a little bit, I found that this guy ( http://www.cakephp.bee.pl/ ) already made Ajax and Javascript helpers for jQuery.
So I just copied these helpers from his site and put it into my apps. It’s done ? obviously not. It turned out that the autocomplete script that he using in his helper is the old one ( http://docs.jquery.com/Plugins/autocomplete ).
Thus, I had to add a method inside that helper to use jQuery UI autocomplete. Here are the sample codes ( you can copy from my github for the complete file, this one is just snippet ) :
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Model method ( encode the data array to display fields that we want, in this example I am just showing firstname and surname )
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Don’t forget to use $_GET[‘term’] to get data from autocomplete field and also encode the data to JSON so it can be displayed by jQuery UI.
Change wordpress default email and name
Actually you can find this solution easily in Google. However, I’ll put it in my blog just because I am lazy to find it again.
So wordpress has default email address and name which are “Wordpress” as the name<EMAIL_ADDRESS>as the email. To change it you can use plugin or put these wordpress action to your functions.php file in themes folder :
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Just change the email address and name to your’s. Hope it works, cheers.
Fixing rake command error in rails 3.0.7
Today I was trying to add rails project to Netbeans 6.9,but suddenly there is a pop up window that said “Rake task fecthing failed” with bunch of other errors. After that, I tried go to my application folder and try to run the rake command
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After a little bit research, I found that I have to uninstall my rake 0.9 and install 0.8.7 instead. So I ran this command :
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Edited the gem file and added this code inside that file :
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Last step is update the bundle
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After that you can try run your rake command or import your project to Netbans, it’s should be fine.
UPDATE : It turns out that the problem is because I was using rake 0.9 and it’s break out all the installation.
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You might want to install bundler if you encounter some errors related to Netbeans couldn’t find bundler setup. Another thing is you have to add gem path to your Netbeans ( Tools > Rubygems ) and add your gem path.
I am using rvm to install ruby and also rails. So I run this command to find gem path
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Make wordpress using the latest jQuery
I just copied this from another website, put it here just in case that I forgot.
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Put this snippet to functions.php file in your theme folder ( eg : wp-content/theme/whatever/functions.php )
Apache GeoIP
Apache GeoIP is an apache module for detecting your visitor’s IP and block/redirect them to another website. Installing and configuring GeoIP is very easy in Ubuntu. Here are the steps :
1.Install the Apache GeoIP module and restart apache webserver
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In the example above, GeoIP will check whether the visitor is from Australia or not. If the visitor is from Australia then apache will redirect the visitor to http://www.canada.com. Quite simple and straight forward. You can see another example in here http://www.maxmind.com/app/mod_geoip ( ignore the GeoIPDBFile because it will cause error ).
Photo Box
Photo Box / Photo Booth is a booth( usually ) that is used to take photo. This PB ( Photo Box ) is very popular in Indonesia especially for teenagers and couples. One of the factors that make it so popular is because people can find it in almost all shopping malls. In Indonesia, shopping malls have become a major part for urban people. Some research found that shopping malls are well-known as the center of entertainments, shopping, and place to socialize among people in Indonesia. The role of photo box in this phenomenon is as one of the entertainment that shopping malls offer. Teenagers or couples who are wanted to monumentalize their moment together are likely to be the loyal customers.
Another factor is because it is easy to use PB and people can get result instantly. They do not need to bring camera, charge the battery, bring the memory stick. They just need to sit down ( or not ), make some pose, push the button and the photos are there. So that are two factors that I could think why photo box become so popular in Indonesia.
In January 2010, my girlfriend asked me to take some pictures using photo box.  But I think that’s mean a lot to my girlfriend. My girlfriend must be very feel envy when she sees other couples that have so many photos together. She must be feel embarrassed every time people asked her about her picture with her boyfriend because she does not have any.
Happy White Day ! ( sorry again because I am late )
Good, and you ? yourself ?
One day at office : My Boss : Hey Rudy, how is your weekend ? Me : Good ! My Boss : ( silence… ). My Boss : ( after 5 secs ) Good, so how is bla2…
Another day when answering phone call from my boss : My Boss : Hi Rudy, how are you ? Me : Good ! My Boss and me : ( silence… ). My Boss : ( after 5 secs ) Good, I want you to bla2…
What should happen : My Boss : Hey Rudy, how is your weekend ? Me : Good ! yourself ? My Boss : Good, so how is bla2…
and
My Boss : Hi Rudy, how are you ? Me : Good ! and you ? My Boss : Good, I want you to bla2…
Keep in mind that you need to ask back when asked by Australian or it will turn awkward. After spend 2 months here, I can’t follow it yet.
Hello World !
It’s already the end of January and I haven’t posted anything yet this month. Thus I have to write something today after postponing it for days. For the last few weeks I was trying to adapt with new atmosphere. The feel is almost the same when I was moving to Jakarta from Pekanbaru, because basically moving to another place mean that you have to leave your comfort zone to another war zone.
When moved to Jakarta, I was a spoiled child, I was so scared because I have to take care all by myself. Still this time it’s different. I have lived in Jakarta for 5 years, far away from my family, taking care almost all the things by myself and have a girlfriend ? All of that, unconsciously, has helped me in adapting with lifestyle at here.
So what I have done for the last few weeks ? about 3 weeks ago I went to Sydney Opera House. The scenery is quite good because it’s located near coast. Here are some photos that I took.
I am also went to my first meetup, Sydney Javascript. At first, I didn’t want to go but the place is very close to my apartment so I decided to give it a try. When arrived there, I feel a little bit awkward. Not just because that was my first meetup but as far as I could see, I am the only ASIAN in there. Fortunately, in the end I met 3 asian people, one from Philippines, one from China and the other one I forgot to ask :P
Overall the meetup is very interesting. I got free pizza, free beers and also I realise that my english need improvements a lot. I don’t know if that because of the beers but when people in the meetup started debating, I barely understand what they are talking about. I could hear some of the words, but to understand the overall meaning ? none.
And for the last, yesterday I went to Baltimore Park near Central Station to watch some Chinese New Years festival. In the festival, there are several stands from selling toys, foods, drinks, etc. Also there is a stage for performances like singing and dancing. If you are curious I’ll upload the photos tomorrow and that’s all for this month :D


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It is a type of music performed by one or more singers.
Drums
Can play by striking with the hand or two sticks.
Violin
The violin has four strings tuned in perfect fifths.
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The cello is used as a solo musical instrument.
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The lowest-pitched bowed string instrument.
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Class WC_Payment_Gateway
WooCommerce Payment Gateway class
Extended by individual payment gateways to handle payments.
- WC_Settings_API
- WC_Payment_Gateway
Direct known subclasses
WC_Gateway_BACS
,
WC_Gateway_Cheque
,
WC_Gateway_COD
,
WC_Gateway_Mijireh
,
WC_Gateway_Paypal
Indirect known subclasses
Package: WooCommerce\Abstracts
Category: Abstract Class
Author: WooThemes
Version: 1.6.4
Class: WC_Payment_Gateway
Extends: WC_Settings_API
Located at classes/abstracts/abstract-wc-payment-gateway.php
Methods summary
public
string
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public
boolean
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public
boolean
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public
string
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string
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string
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boolean
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payment_fields( )
If There are no payment fields show the description if set. Override this in your gateway if you have some. |
public
boolean
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Methods inherited from WC_Settings_API
admin_options()
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display_errors()
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format_settings()
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generate_checkbox_html()
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generate_multiselect_html()
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generate_password_html()
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generate_select_html()
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generate_settings_html()
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generate_text_html()
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generate_textarea_html()
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generate_title_html()
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get_option()
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init_form_fields()
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init_settings()
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process_admin_options()
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validate_checkbox_field()
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validate_multiselect_field()
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validate_password_field()
,
validate_select_field()
,
validate_settings_fields()
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validate_text_field()
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validate_textarea_field()
Magic methods summary
Properties summary
public
string
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$id |
#
Payment method ID. |
public
string
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$title |
#
Payment method title. |
public
string
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$chosen |
#
Chosen payment method id. |
public
boolean
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$has_fields |
#
True if the gateway shows fields on the checkout. |
public
array
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$countries |
#
Array of countries this gateway is allowed for. |
public
string
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$availability |
#
Available for all counties or specific. |
public
boolean
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$enabled |
#
True if the method is enabled. |
public
string
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$icon |
#
Icon for the gateway. |
public
string
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$description |
#
Description for the gateway. |
public
array
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$supports |
#
Array of supported features. |
Properties inherited from WC_Settings_API
$errors
,
$form_fields
,
$plugin_id
,
$sanitized_fields
,
$settings


Welcome, fellow ICSE student. What, is it Interfaces in Java this time? Mole Concept in Chemistry? Mitosis? Or is Physics too much 'work' for you?
Fear not, you've come to the right place. Here, at Klassroom 14, the content is student-friendly and caters specifically for the Indian Certificate of Secondary Education. We know, you've heard that before,right?
But here, the notes and resources are written by us, and we too are ICSE students. And we too have difficulty understanding how centrifugal force works. So, all the content here is for the students and by the students.
Because it takes one genius to know another.
This page is under development. Come again in a week or two.
Follow us Pay us#1 The prime reason the Google home page is so bare is due to the fact that the founders didn’t know HTML and just wanted a quick interface. In fact it was noted that the submit button was a long time coming and hitting the RETURN key was the only way to burst Google into life. #2
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Evening 10 Series 2017 Event 12
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26.89 |
| Matt
Plews |
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26.51 |
| Matt
Crabtree |
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26.32 |
| Peter
Bentley |
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25.94 |
| Phil
Rayner |
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25.70 |
| Lawrence
Cox |
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25.68 |
| Adrian
Killworth |
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25.30 |
| Matthew
Lenergon |
8 |
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25.26 |
| Mike
Higgins |
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25.02 |
| Mike
Cope |
10 |
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25.00 |
| Carl
Roberts |
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24.90 |
| Stefan
Pantos |
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24.13 |
| Linda
Hubbard |
13 |
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24.08 |
| Matthew
Vallins |
14 |
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23.87 |
| Sue
Rust |
15 |
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23.73 |
| Craig
Quinn |
16 |
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23.51 |
| Paul
Tomlinson |
17 |
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23.50 |
| Ian
Murdey |
18 |
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23.35 |
| Stuart
Dawkins |
19 |
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23.17 |
| Grant
Warwick |
20 |
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23.06 |
| Michale
Church |
21 |
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23.02 |
| Ray
Taylor |
22 |
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22.30 |
| Tom
Evans |
23 |
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21.79 |
| Stewart
Holland |
24 |
1 |
00:27:56 |
21.48 |
| John
Davidson |
25 |
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21.40 |
| David
Bayliss |
26 |
2 |
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21.25 |
| Lorna
Marlow |
27 |
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21.04 |
| Charlie
Simpson |
28 |
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20.79 |
| Jennifer
Clegg |
29 |
3 |
00:28:53 |
20.77 |
| Annette
Roberts |
30 |
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20.59 |
| Andrew
Weatherby |
31 |
4 |
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java.lang.Object obvious.data.DataFactory obvious.impl.DataFactoryImpl
public class DataFactoryImpl
Implements abstract class DataFactory for the Obvious Impl implementation. This the default data factory for Obvious, used when no other has been specified. Thus, it should be used in other goals than testing.
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Network |
createGraph(Schema nodeSchema,
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Obvious Impl does not have its own implementation of network. |
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createGraph(Schema nodeSchema,
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Obvious Impl does not have its own implementation of network. |
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createTable(Schema schema,
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wrapGraph(java.lang.Object underlyingGraph)
Returns a Network instance if the underlyingGraph is an instance of an implementation of Network. |
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wrapTable(java.lang.Object underlyingTable)
Returns a Network instance if the underlyingTable is an instance of an implementation of Table. |
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createGraph
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nodeSchema
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ObviousException
- always throws an ObviousExceptionpublic Schema createSchema()
DataFactory
createSchema
in class DataFactory
public Table createTable(Schema schema) throws ObviousException
DataFactory
createTable
in class DataFactory
schema
- original schema for the table
ObviousException
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wrapGraph
in class DataFactory
underlyingGraph
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ObviousException
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wrapTable
in class DataFactory
underlyingTable
- a candidate Table
ObviousException
- if Table creation failedpublic Network createGraph(Schema nodeSchema, Schema edgeSchema, java.util.Map<java.lang.String,java.lang.Object> param) throws ObviousException
createGraph
in class DataFactory
nodeSchema
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- original schema for the edgeparam
- unused parameter
ObviousException
- always throws an ObviousExceptionpublic Table createTable(Schema schema, java.util.Map<java.lang.String,java.lang.Object> param) throws ObviousException
createTable
in class DataFactory
schema
- schema of the tableparam
- unused parameter
ObviousException
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 In this clever, unconventional caper, Newman plays Henry Manning, a renowned thief who got caught in a Denver bank vault during a massive power failure. Now he's playing feeble in an Oregon nursing home, just waiting for the right time to re-claim his life. "There's an element of Butch Cassidy in Henry," Newman says in the press notes, quoting The Sundance Kid's oft-repeated line: "Keep thinking, Butch, that's what you're good at." The problem occurs when the larceny-minded Fiorentino, who yearns for adventure, tries to recruit him into masterminding a local heist. "I'm playing brain-dead, not brain-damaged," he scoffs - but soon the plot thickens, much to the dismay of Fiorentino's hapless husband, played by Dermot Mulroney. While Linda Fiorentino's ex-prom-queen-without-a future character is intriguing, this is Newman's film - from beginning to end. You can't take your eyes off him. There's a delicious scene in which he explains, "Faking a stroke isn't easy - you gotta work at it," demonstrating how he learned to control his reactions with a G. Gordon Liddy-inspired lighted match-burning-his-hand. Written by E. Max Frye, Topper Lilien & Carroll Cartwright and directed by Marek Kanievska, it's a taut story, filled with tension and suspense. On the Granger Movie Gauge of 1 to 10, "Where the Money Is" is a low-key, fun-filled, spirited 7, taking a cool cue from jailbird Willie Sutton's answer to why he robbed banks: "Because that's where the money is."
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| DOSE: |
15 mg |
oral |
2C-I |
(powder / crystals) |
What follows is my description of one of the best psychedelic experiences I have ever had. It was my first time using 2C-I. First, a little bit about my previous experiences. I have dabbled in Weed, Vicodin, DXM, and Dexedrine before, but never had any experiences with *true* hallucinogens such as shrooms or acid.
Setting: My room on a college campus. I had just finished up my on campus job and was heading back to my room. I checked my mail earlier in the day to find the 100mg package of 2C-I I had ordered off the internet a few days earlier. I was eager to try it, so on my way back to my room, I stopped in the chemistry department, bought a bottle of OJ, and snuck into one of the labs to measure out a dose.
Preparation: I had read that the best experiences are on doses between 15-25 mg, so I decided to be on the safe side and try 15. At around 6:30 pm, I measured out the correct amount of powder, dumped it into the orange juice, and shook it up, then drank it. I had eaten about 5 hours earlier, so my stomach was relatively empty. I then headed back to my room to see what would happen. I was feeling quite happy and was eagerly anticipating the experience.
T+1:00 - First signs that the chemical is working. I feel slightly dissociated from my body, similar to DXM, but I can still think, walk, and talk normally. Notice a slight mood elevation and increased energy, as well as a warmness spreading throughout me.
T+1:30 - Go to dinner with some friends. I notice that I have a lot of energy, feeling a great buzz right now. I notice that at dinner I have quite a few witty remarks and find things a lot funnier. All in all it makes for a very pleasant time.
T+2:15 - Get back to my room. My roommate is there, unaware that I am under the influence. Begin watching Seinfeld. The show seems so much funnier. Notice that colors are becoming brighter. I walk outside to look at the night. I notice quite a few tracers from passing cars. Stare up at the stars...they are all shimmering. Hard to tell if some are moving or if they are passing airplanes. I am noticing an increase in body temperature. Go back to my room and turn on the fan.
T+2:45 - Mild visuals start. I can see the most beautiful patterns on my wall. No way to describe it except to say that it reminds me of one of those 3D pictures where if you stare at it long enough, images pop out at you. I see a bunch of forest gnomes and wizards. Simply breathtaking. I crawl into my bed and put on some headphones.
T+3:00 - Put on Shpongle, 'Tales of the Inexpressible.' An amazing CD to trip to. I stare up at my ceiling (it is one of those white drop panel ceilings) and notice that I can make the lines between the panels appear and disappear at will. The ceiling begins changing all different colors as it pulsates. Beautiful. My walls are changing colors and breathing too. My current thought is that I am playing games with my ceiling while the walls laugh at me. I feel an incredible sense of joy and comfort. My room loves me. It cares about me and wants me to be happy. I tried closing my eyes to see if I could get any good CEV's like a DXM trip, but I found it is much more fun to keep my eyes open and unfocused.
T+4:00 - Visuals are starting to subside and exhaustion begins kicking in. I begin thinking of my girlfriend and what will happen after I graduate in May and go overseas for military duty. I get the feeling that although we may not be together, everything will still be alright in the end. A very wonderful feeling, like the weight of the world has been removed from my head. I close my eyes and drift off to sleep
The next morning I awoke feeling slightly tired, but not much more so than usual. All in all it was an incredible experience. 2C-I is a wonderful compound and I would definitely do it again.
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The Google Summer of Code 2013 results was declared on 27th May 2013, in between my semester exam so i had no time to devote until the end of my semester exams and /me returning back to my home.
With the beginning of the 2nd week of June, I started to hack around with the project, Darkserver. The project is available on GitHub.
That week was pretty much a reading week rather than coding week as I had to go through all kinds of documentation. Darkserver is implemented using retask, which uses Redis. Though, I earlier little knowledge about the topics, I went thoroughly through the Redis documentation and googled more about Redis.
I also had to go through the retask documentation. Finally, I went once again went through darkserver code and created diagrams, this will me helping out the solve out the task and helping me to know where to hack the code to get the work running.


Freddie Prinze Jr. says Tom Hanks was supposed to play Sandy on ‘Friends’: ‘He wasn’t gonna make it’ in time
by Julius YoungAnother day, another “Friends” detail exposed.
This time, the fun fact comes from Freddie Prinze Jr., who made a lone guest appearance on the iconic sitcom and revealed that his role was actually supposed to go to one of the biggest names in the history of show business, Tom Hanks.
The 43-year-old actor made the revelation in an interview with Entertainment Weekly on Thursday and said that in the 200th episode, titled ‘The One with the Male Nanny,” Prinze Jr. filled a void left by Hanks, now 63, when Ross and Rachel were searching for a nanny for their daughter, Emma.
“I wasn’t even supposed to be [Sandy], that was originally offered to Tom Hanks but he wasn’t gonna make it back from his film on time,” Prinze Jr. explained. “My agent called me and said, ‘Do you want to be on ‘Friends?’ And I said, ‘Yeah, I’ll do an episode of ‘Friends.’ That’ll be great.’ He said, ‘Yeah, it shoots tomorrow.’ and I was like, ‘What?’ He said, ‘Yes, tomorrow, so I’ll send you the script.’”
FREDDIE PRINZE JR. LEARNING TO WALK AGAIN AFTER SPINAL SURGERY
The “She’s All That” actor recalled series co-star David Schwimmer offering a few words of encouragement before he shot his scenes in front of a studio audience. “He was so cool and so passionate and he had so much energy,” Prinze Jr. said of Schwimmer, now 53. “He came into the room and was like: ‘You’re going to love this, man. It’s like a little two-act play and the crowd is so engaged, and so into it. You’ll have a ton of fun, don’t worry about a thing.’”
While the role of Sandy was short-lived, the term “manny” -- male nanny -- would live on forever.


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Leaders or Followers? Measuring Political Responsiveness in the U.S. Congress Using Social Media Data.
Pablo Barberá, Richard Bonneau, Patrick Egan, John Jost, Jonathan Nagler, and Joshua Tucker
Economic Issues
Topic 13: Small Business
Topic 17: 2013 Government Shutdown (Republicans)
Topic 26: 2013 Government Shutdown (Democrats)
Topic 35: 2013 Budget Sequestration (Republicans)
Topic 37: Social Security
Topic 38: Budget Discussion (early 2014)
Topic 39: Keystone XL Pipeline
Topic 42: 2013 Budget Sequestration (Democrats)
Topic 46: Unemployment Numbers Reports
Topic 47: Paul Ryan's Budget Proposal
Topic 49: 2013 Budget Agreement
Topic 53: Minimum Wage
Topic 59: Budget Discussion (mid-2014)
Topic 64: FAA Furloughs Cause Flight Delays
Topic 70: #MiddleClassFirst campaign
Topic 83: 21st Century Cures Initiative
Topic 93: Jobs Bills Omnibus
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Topic 7: 100 Days of #BringBackOurGirls campaign
Topic 23: #BringBackOurGirls campaign
Topic 32: Islamic State
Topic 33: Use of Military Force in Syria
Topic 36: Ebola
Topic 66: Malaysian Airlines Crash in Ukraine
Topic 69: Sargent Tahmooressi Release
Topic 97: Protests in Ukraine and Venezuela
Topic 99: CIA Detentions and Interrogations Report
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Topic 9: Gender Wage Gap
Topic 11: Hobby Lobby Supreme Court Decision (Democrats)
Topic 14: Marriage Equality
Topic 15: Gun Violence
Topic 16: Abortion (Pro-Life)
Topic 27: Student Debt (2014)
Topic 28: Employment Non-Discrimination Act
Topic 41: Immigration (Border Security)
Topic 43: Executive Action on Immigration
Topic 50: Climate Change
Topic 56: Student Debt (2013)
Topic 58: Affordable Care Act
Topic 62: Border Crisis in Texas
Topic 63: Obamacare (Employer Mandate)
Topic 67: Comprehensive Immigration Reform
Topic 74: Hobby Lobby Supreme Court Decision (Republicans)
Topic 75: Military Justice Improvement Act
Topic 81: Poverty (SNAP program)
Topic 85: Unemployment Insurance
Topic 89: Obamacare (Website and Implementation)
Topic 96: Violence Against Women Act
Topic 100: #ObamacareInThreeWords Campaign
Political Scandals
Topic 3: Investigation of Attack on American Embassy in Benghazi
Topic 18: Veteran Affairs Delays Scandal
Topic 20: NSA Surveillance Scandal
Topic 88: IRS Scandal
Anniversaries and Celebrations
Topic 1: Anniversary of the Civil Rights Act
Topic 5: Memorial Day
Topic 10: Thanksgiving
Topic 24: Deaths of Mandela, Thatcher, Lautenberg
Topic 30: Valentine's Day
Topic 48: Black History Month
Topic 60: Family Holidays
Topic 61: Appreciation Days (Mother, Teacher...)
Topic 68: Martin Luther King
Topic 72: Christmas Holidays
Topic 73: Birthday Celebrations
Topic 77: Flag Day
Topic 78: Constitution Day
Topic 79: Earth Day
Topic 82: Labor Day
Topic 87: Entrepeneurs Day and World Aids Day
Topic 91: Father's Day and St. Patrick's Day
Topic 94: Boston Marathon Attack and Tax Day
Topic 98: Veterans Day
Legislative Activity
Topic 12: Republican Issues, Spring 2013
Topic 25: Gold Medal Awards
Topic 34: Weekly GOP Address
Topic 40: Congressional Arts Competition
Topic 51: Lame Duck Congress
Topic 54: Republican Issues, 2014
Topic 65: Constituency Visits
Topic 84: Media Appearances by House Republicans
Topic 86: Legislative Activity by House Democrats
Topic 90: State of the Union Address
Topic 92: Democratic Issues, Early 2013
Topic 95: 113th Congress Inauguration
General Vocabulary
Topic 4: Public Communication by House Republicans
Topic 8: Public Communication by Senate Republicans
Topic 19: General Vocabulary (All)
Topic 21: General Vocabulary (Senate)
Topic 29: General Vocabulary (House)
Topic 31: Public Communication by House Democrats
Topic 44: Public Communication by Senate Democrats
Other
Topic 2: Severe Weather in Oklahoma
Topic 6: Prayers & Thoughts After Disasters
Topic 22: Follow Friday Tweets (#FF)
Topic 45: Photos Posted on Facebook
Topic 52: Winter Weather
Topic 55: Soccer World Cup
Topic 57: Election Day 2014
Topic 71: 2014 Winter Olympics
Topic 76: Cory Booker
Topic 80: Fort Hood Shooting


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Gigot Connections is a tool that helped connect alumni and students in the 2015-2106 McCloskey Business Plan Competition. I developed a searchable spreadsheet with a graphical user interface. This spreadsheet held the data of over 135 interested students that could be filtered by major, skills, and a variety of other useful fields. This database was accumulated by distributing a Google Forms for students to fill out. The code that powered the functionality of the searchable database was written in Google Apps Script, a JavaScript based language. Finally, some very basic HTML code was written to serve as a landing page for the tool.


A typical file upload field with Ext style. Direct editing of the text field cannot be done in a consistent, cross-browser way, so it is always read-only. The file path reported by the getValue
method will
You can also render the file input as a button without the text field, with access to the field's value via the standard Ext.form.field.Field interface or by handling the fileselected event (as in this example).
The File field can also be used in form layouts just like any other field, with support for labeling, validation (the field is required in this example), empty text, etc. This example also demonstrates using the buttonConfig option to provide a customized icon upload button.


A House Elf Freed
Dobby is a House Elf, a being that is bound to one family until he (or she) dies or is freed, whichever comes first. In Dobby's case, until the end of the Chamber of Secrets, Dobby was bound to the Malfoy family, where he was treated brutally and constantly punished himself. Harry Potter tricks Lucius Malfoy, Dobby's master, into freeing the House Elf, by means of handing him clothes, or in this case, Harry's sock in a diary. After the Chamber of Secrets, Dobby is not mentioned until it is discovered that he is working at Hogwarts, (with paid wages and holidays, something unheard of among House Elves). Dobby befriends many of the Hogwarts residents and even takes Winky, (a fellow House Elf who was freed, but for different reasons, mainly failure) under his "wing".


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The METOO APP is a meeting scheduler app and this tutorial demonstrates (helps) use of this APP.
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2D constant-density acoustic frequency-domain modeling, linearized modeling and imaging
The modeling code is based on a 9-point mixed-grid discretization of the 2D Helmholtz operator [1]. It solves the system in parallel over frequencies using direct factorization (Matlab's mldivide). Source injection and receiver sampling is done via cubic interpolation. The Jacobian is derived by linearizing the discretized system and its forward and adjoint action is calculated via the adjoint-state method.
Contents
Dependencies
The modeling code uses the following packages, found in the tools part of the software release.
- SPOT - object oriented framework for matrix-free linear algebra.
- pSPOT - parallel extension of SPOT.
Running & Parallelism
All the examples can be reproduced by running the scripts found in the software release under applications/Modeling/2DAcousticFreqModeling. Start matlab from that directory or run startup in that directory to add the appropriate paths.
The scripts can be run in serial mode but parallel mode is advised for the modeling and imaging examples. Use parpool with the appropriate configuration and a divisor of 12 workers.
Functions
The modeling code consists of 3 distinct packages which can be found in the tools part of the software release. The main components are listed below
algorithms/2DFreqModeling
- Helm2D - Construct Helmholtz matrix
- F - modeling operator
- DF - Jacobian
- G - modeling operator using analytic solution for constant and linear velocity profiles
- legendreQ - evaluate Legendre Q function (used for G).
operators/misc
- opLInterp1D - 1D cubic Lagrange interpolation
- opLInter2D - 2D linear Lagrange interpolation
- opExtension - Pads input with zeros or constant values
- opSmooth - 1D smoothing by convolution with triangular kernel
- opSpline1D - 1D cubic spline evaluation
- opSpline2D - 2D cubic spline evaluation
- opDFTR - FFT for real input, outputs only positive frequencies.
functions/misc
- grid2odn, odn2grid - convert grid vectors to [origin, increment, size] triplet and vice versa
- vec, invvec - vectorize multidimensional array and reshape vector into multidimensional array.
Examples
A few examples are included here
- Some examples of the modeling capabilities are shown in modeling.m.
- Basic tests of the modeling code are presented in testing.m
- Some imaging examples are found in imaging.m
References
[1] C-H Jo,* C. Shin,* and J.H. Suh, 1996. An optimal 9-point, finite-difference, frequency-space, 2-D scalar wave extrapolator Geophysics 61(2), 529-537.


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ATAN2(3) - [MATHEMATICS:TRIGONOMETRIC] Arctangent (inverse tangent) function
result = atan2(y, x)
elemental real(kind=KIND) function atan2(y, x)real,kind=KIND) :: atan2 real,kind=KIND),intent(in) :: y, x
o X and Y must be reals of the same kind. o The return value has the same type and kind as Y and X.
ATAN2(3) computes in radians a processor-dependent approximation of the arctangent of the complex number ( X, Y ) or equivalently the principal value of the arctangent of the value Y/X (which determines a unique angle).
If Y has the value zero, X shall not have the value zero.
The resulting phase lies in the range -PI <= ATAN2 (Y,X) <= PI and is equal to a processor-dependent approximation to a value of arctan(Y/X).
o Y : The imaginary component of the complex value (X,Y) or the Y component of the point <X,Y>. o X : The real component of the complex value (X,Y) or the X component of the point <X,Y>.
The value returned is by definition the principal value of the complex number (X, Y), or in other terms, the phase of the phasor x+i*y.
The principal value is simply what we get when we adjust a radian value to lie between -PI and PI inclusive,
The classic definition of the arctangent is the angle that is formed in Cartesian coordinates of the line from the origin point <0,0> to the point <X,Y> .
Pictured as a vector it is easy to see that if X and Y are both zero the angle is indeterminate because it sits directly over the origin, so ATAN(0.0,0.0) will produce an error.
Range of returned values by quadrant:
> +PI/2 > | > | > PI/2 < z < PI | 0 > z < PI/2 > | > +-PI -------------+---------------- +-0 > | > PI/2 < -z < PI | 0 < -z < PI/2 > | > | > -PI/2 > NOTES:If the processor distinguishes -0 and +0 then the sign of the returned value is that of Y when Y is zero, else when Y is zero the returned value is always positive.
Sample program:
program demo_atan2 real :: z complex :: c ! ! basic usage ! ATAN2 (1.5574077, 1.0) has the value 1.0 (approximately). z=atan2(1.5574077, 1.0) write(*,*) radians=,z,degrees=,r2d(z) ! ! elemental arrays write(*,*)elemental,atan2( [10.0, 20.0], [30.0,40.0] ) ! ! elemental arrays and scalars write(*,*)elemental,atan2( [10.0, 20.0], 50.0 ) ! ! break complex values into real and imaginary components ! (note TAN2() can take a complex type value ) c=(0.0,1.0) write(*,*)complex,c,atan2( x=c%re, y=c%im ) ! ! extended sample converting cartesian coordinates to polar COMPLEX_VALS: block real :: ang, radius complex,allocatable :: vals(:) ! vals=[ & ( 1.0, 0.0 ), & ! 0 ( 1.0, 1.0 ), & ! 45 ( 0.0, 1.0 ), & ! 90 (-1.0, 1.0 ), & ! 135 (-1.0, 0.0 ), & ! 180 (-1.0,-1.0 ), & ! 225 ( 0.0,-1.0 )] ! 270 do i=1,size(vals) call cartesian_to_polar(vals(i)%re, vals(i)%im, radius,ang) write(*,101)vals(i),ang,r2d(ang),radius enddo 101 format( & & X= ,f5.2, & & Y= ,f5.2, & & ANGLE= ,g0, & & T38,DEGREES= ,g0.4, & & T54,DISTANCE=,g0) endblock COMPLEX_VALS ! contains ! elemental real function r2d(radians) ! input radians to convert to degrees doubleprecision,parameter :: DEGREE=0.017453292519943d0 ! radians real,intent(in) :: radians r2d=radians / DEGREE ! do the conversion end function r2d ! subroutine cartesian_to_polar(x,y,radius,inclination) ! return angle in radians in range 0 to 2*PI implicit none real,intent(in) :: x,y real,intent(out) :: radius,inclination radius=sqrt(x**2+y**2) if(radius.eq.0)then inclination=0.0 else inclination=atan2(y,x) if(inclination < 0.0)inclination=inclination+2*atan2(0.0d0,-1.0d0) endif end subroutine cartesian_to_polar ! end program demo_atan2Results:
> radians= 1.000000 degrees= 57.29578 > elemental 0.3217506 0.4636476 > elemental 0.1973956 0.3805064 > complex (0.0000000E+00,1.000000) 1.570796 > X= 1.00 Y= 0.00 ANGLE= .000000 DEGREES= .000 DISTANCE=1.000000 > X= 1.00 Y= 1.00 ANGLE= .7853982 DEGREES= 45.00 DISTANCE=1.414214 > X= 0.00 Y= 1.00 ANGLE= 1.570796 DEGREES= 90.00 DISTANCE=1.000000 > X= -1.00 Y= 1.00 ANGLE= 2.356194 DEGREES= 135.0 DISTANCE=1.414214 > X= -1.00 Y= 0.00 ANGLE= 3.141593 DEGREES= 180.0 DISTANCE=1.000000 > X= -1.00 Y= -1.00 ANGLE= 3.926991 DEGREES= 225.0 DISTANCE=1.414214 > X= 0.00 Y= -1.00 ANGLE= 4.712389 DEGREES= 270.0 DISTANCE=1.000000
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Backbone.Giraffe
Introduction
Backbone.Giraffe is a light and flexible library that extends Backbone.js to new heights. Giraffe's goal is to follow the Backbone philosophy of unopinionated simplicity to provide commonly needed features with few assumptions. It differs from other Backbone libraries like Marionette and Chaplin in its reduced scope and size, and it takes a different approach to the problems of route handling, object lifecycles, event aggregation, and view management.
Overview
Giraffe.View is a nestable and flexible class that provides lifecycle management and many other useful features. It defaults to Underscore templates and easily supports any form of templating.
Giraffe.App is a special view that helps your views, models, collections, and routers communicate by acting as an event hub. Multiple apps can coexist and teardown is as simple as it gets.
Giraffe.Router leverages an app's events to trigger routing events that any object can listen for. It also has reverse routes to allow the construction of URLs using app events and arguments.
Giraffe.Model and Giraffe.Collection are thin wrappers that add Giraffe's lifecycle management and app events. Any object can mix in this functionality via
Giraffe.configure
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Documentation
Read the API docs and check out our live examples.
How Giraffe is Different
Giraffe was created by the needs of our team as we built Barc. We tried many existing libraries but some did way too much, others added too many layers, and others performed poorly.
Giraffe does not have all the bells and whistles of the larger frameworks. We found the effort to customize them for our needs was more effort than simply building upon Backbone with a minimalist approach. For example, there is no concept of specialized containers like regions or layouts, as any view in Giraffe can act as a parent of one or more child views. Giraffe also has no CollectionView or ItemView (see Giraffe.Contrib.CollectionView and Giraffe.Contrib.FastCollectionView), but we are open to suggestions to make Giraffe as useful as possible to Backbone developers who want an extension library with few opinions.
Is this framework for you? It depends. We feel Giraffe adds essential features to make you more productive with Backbone.
Highlights
Routes emit events instead of being tied to functions. This makes it extremely simple for a deeply nested view to act on a route.
Reverse routes with arguments provide a way to trigger routes in the application using app events without having to know a URL path.
Giraffe.App is a special view that acts as an event hub to help your app communicate and respond to routes, and all Giraffe objects have convenient
appEvents
bindings inspired byBackbone.View#events
.Giraffe.View#attachTo(someElement)
allows views to move anywhere on the DOM without clobbering each other's events, and it automatically sets up parent-child relationships for memory management.Lifecycle management mitigates memory leaks. It's automatic for nested views and can be used for any object with a
dispose
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.(A)sync app initialization helps an app reach its ready state. For example, an app may need to wait for asynchronous bootstrap data or a websocket connection before starting.
Declarative event handling in markup provides simple one-way binding. (does not try to be Knockout or AngularJS)
Optional Giraffe.Contrib extensions include a simple Controller class with Giraffe's lifecycle and
appEvents
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Changelog
0.2.8
- Fixed AMD loader.
- Added
Giraffe.noConflict
andGiraffe.Contrib.noConflict
. Contrib
now attaches itself asroot.GiraffeContrib
in addition to the existingGiraffe.Contrib
.
0.2.7
- Fixed module loader for r.js optimizer.
0.2.6
Configured objects (including all Giraffe objects) now have the following no-op function hooks for you to implement:
beforeDispose
,afterDispose
,beforeInitialize
, andafterInitialize
.Disposed objects have a new property
_dispose
set totrue
.
0.2.5
- Support optional params for Router#isCaused and Router#cause. Optional static routes remain unsupported. See issue 19 for more.
- Contrib can now be required from the root:
require('backbone.giraffe/contrib')
. - All invariants now throw errors instead of logging.
0.2.4
- Allow passing routing options to Giraffe.Router#cause.
0.2.3
- Fixed support for 0 as a path param.
0.2.2
- Added Backbone and Underscore CommonJS requires to Giraffe.Contrib.
0.2.1
- Fixed AMD loader check.
0.2.0
Added support for AMD and node-style loaders.
Put contributors in one place, the AUTHORS file.
Using accurate semantic versioning, starting...now.
0.1.5
Added events around several view methods:
rendering
,rendered
,attaching
,attached
,detaching
,detached
BREAKING CHANGE:
dispose
now acts onthis
instead of taking the target object as an argument. RemoveddisposeThis
as it's now redundant.Registered as a Bower package:
bower install backbone.giraffe
0.1.4
Added the function
Giraffe.configure
which mixes several Giraffe features into any object. Used in the constructors of all Giraffe objects.omittedOptions
can be used to preventGiraffe.configure
from extending particular properties. If the value istrue
, all properties are omitted.The document event prefix
'data-gf-'
is now configurable viaGiraffe.View.setDocumentEventPrefix
and as a parameter toGiraffe.View.setDocumentEvents
andGiraffe.View.removeDocumentEvents
.BREAKING CHANGE:
dispose
is now mixed into configured objects with a default function, and is only copied if it doesn't exist. As a result, calls to super indispose
no longer make sense. UseGiraffe.dispose
instead.beforeDispose
,afterDispose
,beforeInitialize
, andafterInitialize
are called if defined on all configured objects. Some are used by Giraffe objects so override with care.Added
Giraffe.wrapFn
which calls 'beforeFnName' and 'afterFnName' versions of a function name on an object. Here's a reference for future development - Backbone.Advice
Contributors
View Giraffe's contributors here or see the file AUTHORS.
Suggestions and pull requests are welcome!
License
Copyright (c) 2013 Barc Inc.
See the file LICENSE for copying permission.


SMRegistrationService Class Reference
| Inherits from | NSObject |
|---|---|
| Declared in | SMRegistrationService.h |
registrationApplicationDelegate
The delegate object that must be implement the callbacks.
@property (nonatomic, strong, nonnull) id<SMRegistrationApplicationDelegate> registrationApplicationDelegate
See Also
Declared In
SMRegistrationService.h
notificationEngine
Hold the notification engine object for reusing.
@property (readonly, nonnull) SMNotificationEngine *notificationEngine
Declared In
SMRegistrationService.h
– registerToServer:completionHandler:
This method registers user to server with values set in configuration and valid parameters, Failure and success calls will be transmitted to completion block which can be null. After registration request succeeded and notification channel is connected completion block will be called without error. During registration process, registration registrationStateChanged of RegistrationApplicationDelegate will be triggered after registration request and notificationConnectionStateChanged of RegistrationApplicationDelegate will be triggered after notification connection is established.
- (void)registerToServer:(NSInteger)expiration completionHandler:(void ( ^ _Nullable ) ( SMMobileError *_Nullable error ))completionBlock
Parameters
completionBlock, |
block implementation that will be used by the registration service to trigger callback events. Listener can be null if user don’t care the callbacks or failure reasons. |
|---|---|
expirationTime, |
Expiration time for registration in seconds. This value is sent to SPiDR server to set the registration expiration value and SPiDR sends the suitable expiration value back in registration request response. If this value exceeds the maximum supported expiration time in SPiDR, it will send the maximum value of SPiDR server that is set. This value is generally 3600sec and the final value can be gathered by calling getExpirationTime method. |
Availability
5.14.0
Declared In
SMRegistrationService.h
– registerToServer:hmacToken:completionHandler:
This method registers user to server with values set in configuration and valid parameters, Failure and success calls will be transmitted to completion block which can be null. After registration request succeeded and notification channel is connected completion block will be called without error. During registration process, registration registrationStateChanged of RegistrationApplicationDelegate will be triggered after registration request and notificationConnectionStateChanged of RegistrationApplicationDelegate will be triggered after notification connection is established.
- (void)registerToServer:(NSInteger)expiration hmacToken:(nonnull NSString *)token completionHandler:(void ( ^ _Nullable ) ( SMMobileError *_Nullable error ))completionBlock
Parameters
completionBlock, |
block implementation that will be used by the registration service to trigger callback events. Listener can be null if user don’t care the callbacks or failure reasons. |
|---|---|
hmacToken, |
HMAC token to authorize subscription request to the SPiDR server. This token must be a valid token obtained from the SPiDR server. |
expirationTime, |
Expiration time for registration in seconds. This value is sent to SPiDR server to set the registration expiration value and SPiDR sends the suitable expiration value back in registration request response. If this value exceeds the maximum supported expiration time in SPiDR, it will send the maximum value of SPiDR server that is set. This value is generally 3600sec and the final value can be gathered by calling getExpirationTime method. |
Availability
5.19.0
Declared In
SMRegistrationService.h
– registerToServer:expirationTime:subscriptionId:notificationChannelId:completionHandler:
This method registers user to server with given subscription id and notification channel id Failure and success calls will be transmitted to completion block which can be null. After registration request succeeded and notification channel is connected completion block will be called without error. During registration process, registration registrationStateChanged of RegistrationApplicationDelegate will be triggered after registration request and notificationConnectionStateChanged of RegistrationApplicationDelegate will be triggered after notification connection is established.
- (void)registerToServer:(nonnull NSArray<NSString*> *)serviceTypes expirationTime:(NSInteger)expiration subscriptionId:(nonnull NSString *)subscriptionId notificationChannelId:(nonnull NSString *)notificationChannelId completionHandler:(void ( ^ _Nullable ) ( SMMobileError *_Nullable error ))completionBlock
Parameters
subscriptionId |
, subscription id to use unregistration and renew registration |
|---|---|
notificationChannelId |
, notification channel id to use websocket connection |
expirationTime, |
Expiration time for registration in seconds. This value is sent to SPiDR server to set the registration expiration value and SPiDR sends the suitable expiration value back in registration request response. If this value exceeds the maximum supported expiration time in SPiDR, it will send the maximum value of SPiDR server that is set. This value is generally 3600sec and the final value can be gathered by calling getExpirationTime method. |
serviceTypes, |
service list that application will be registered to |
completionBlock, |
block implementation that will be used by the registration service to trigger callback events. Listener can be null if user don’t care the callbacks or failure reasons. |
Availability
4.0.1
Declared In
SMRegistrationService.h
– unRegisterFromServerWithHandler:
This method unregisters user from server. Failure and success calls will be transmitted by RegistrationListener interface.
- (void)unRegisterFromServerWithHandler:(void ( ^ _Nullable ) ( SMMobileError *_Nullable error ))completionBlock
Parameters
completionBlock, |
block implementation that will be used by the registration service to trigger callback events. Listener can be null if user don’t care the callbacks or failure reasons. |
|---|
Availability
2.0.0
Declared In
SMRegistrationService.h
– getExpirationTime
Gives the expiration time for registration in seconds. Since the exact value is determined by SPiDR server, this method should be called after registration succeeded.
- (NSInteger)getExpirationTime
Return Value
NSInteger, registration expiration time in seconds.
Declared In
SMRegistrationService.h
– getRegistrationState
Gives the current status of the registration.
- (SMRegistrationStates)getRegistrationState
Return Value
SMRegistrationStates, REGISTERED, UNREGISTERED
Declared In
SMRegistrationService.h
– getNotificationState
Gives the current status of the notification component.
- (SMNotificationStates)getNotificationState
Return Value
SMNotificationStates, CONNECTED, DISCONNECTED
Declared In
SMRegistrationService.h
– init
Constructing is disallowed from API level.
- (id _Nonnull)init
Discussion
Constructing is disallowed from API level.
Declared In
SMRegistrationService.h


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| Parental consent for medical treatments, access to minor's medical records | 352 | 570 | X | 5/12/04 Senate Health & Family Security | ||||
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Yemen's Houthis Down US-Made Drone Near Saudi Border - Reports
Earlier, the Houthi rebel movement launched an attack on Yemeni and Saudi forces and gained control over the government’s positions in Yemen’s Sana'a Governorate.
Houthi rebels claim that they shot down a "spy drone" over the Yemeni Red Sea port city of Hodeidah, according to the group's military spokesman Yahya Sarea.
He added that the drone was gathering intelligence.
The Saudi Arabia-led coalition did not comment on the incident.
Yemen has been engulfed in an armed conflict between the government forces, led by President Abdrabuh Mansour Hadi, and the rebel Houthi movement for several years now.
The Saudi-led coalition has been carrying out airstrikes against the Houthis at Hadi's request since March 2015. The conflict has resulted in a massive humanitarian crisis in the war-torn country. Meanwhile, a UN report said that if the conflict lasted through 2022, Yemen could become the poorest country in the world.


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DataSchema supports a parser property that enforces type conversion on data as the schema is being applied. The parser property can point to one of the following types of parsing functions:
A DataType subclass parse function, like Y.DataType.Number.parse
A registered shortcut to a DataType subclass parse function, like "number"


TensorFlow's padding in convolution layer
Padding means expanding the input array with value (called pad value). The pad values (commonly zero) can be added along the height or width of the input array.
The output shape of a convolution operation is defined as follows,
\[output = \lfloor {\frac {(input - kernel + 2 * padding)} {stride}} \rfloor + 1\]The Convolution layer in TensorFlow has two types of padding- VALID
and SAME
.
VALID padding
In VALID padding
no pad value is added to the input. Hence, the shape of the array is preserved. Below is the equation for the output shape.
SAME padding
In SAME padding
we have to pad such a way that,
To satisfy the above constraints, the input array has to be modified. From deriving the number of padding needed from the first equation, we get,
\[number\_of\_padding\_along\_height = (output\_height - 1) * stride\_along\_height - input\_height + kernel\_height\] \[number\_of\_padding\_along\_width = (output\_width - 1) * stride\_along\_width - input\_width + kernel\_width\]Now that we have the number of padding along the height, we have to decide the number of paddings that has to be applied on the top and bottom of the input array. In TensorFlow, the padding for the top and bottom is calculated as follows,
\[top\_padding = \lfloor \frac{number\_of\_padding\_along\_height}{2} \rfloor\] \[bottom\_padding = number\_of\_padding\_along\_height - top\_padding\]The above equations imply that bottom_padding
has higher priority than top_padding
.
Similarly, for deciding padding for left and right,
\[left\_padding = \lfloor \frac{number\_of\_padding\_along\_width}{2} \rfloor\] \[right\_padding = number\_of\_padding\_along\_width - left\_padding\]The above equations imply that right_padding
has higher priority than left_padding
. It means that when the number of pad along width is one, then we should pad right.
Let’s look at the code.
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