{% extends "layout-chs.html" %} {% block page_title %} Balance sheet notes - Loans to directors {% endblock %} {% block content %} {% include "includes/phase_banner_beta.html" %}<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Your details Your filings Companies you follow Sign out Back {% include 'includes/error.html' %} 5 Balance sheet notes Loans to directors Do your prepared accounts include a 'loans to directors' note? Do your prepared accounts include a 'loans to directors' note? Yes No The disclosure of any transactions with your company's directors, such as advances and credits, or loans guaranteed by a director. Details of any other elements that support the understanding of the financial statements should be provided as additional information. For example, the rate of interest on advances and details of any guarantees given by the company on behalf of a director. Name of director receiving advance or credit Name of director receiving advance or credit John Smith David Smith Description of the transaction What's this? Description of the transaction A brief description of the transaction, for example, an advance or loan for a car. Only provide the details for each individual transaction to the director. You can report more transactions for the same director or other directors separately if you need to. Breakdown of the transaction £ Balance at 1 April 2016 The amount due to or from the director for this transaction at the start of the accounting period. Balance at 1 April 2016 Advances or credits made The amount of the advance or credit made to the director for this particular transaction. Advances or credits made Advances or credits repaid The amount of the advance or credit repaid by the director for this particular transaction. Advances or credits repaid Balance at 31 March 2017 The amount of the advance or credit repaid by the director for this particular transaction. Balance at 31 March 2017 Add additional information? Add additional information? Do you have any other loans to directors to report? Do you have any other loans to directors to report? Yes No Name of director receiving advance or credit Name of director receiving advance or credit John Smith David Smith Description of the transaction What's this? Description of the transaction A brief description of the transaction, for example, an advance or loan for a car. Only provide the details for each individual transaction to the director. You can report more transactions for the same director or other directors separately if you need to. Breakdown of the transaction £ Balance at 1 April 2016 The amount due to or from the director for this transaction at the start of the accounting period. Balance at 1 April 2016 Advances or credits made The amount of the advance or credit made to the director for this particular transaction. Advances or credits made Advances or credits repaid The amount of the advance or credit repaid by the director for this particular transaction. Advances or credits repaid Balance at 31 March 2017 The amount of the advance or credit repaid by the director for this particular transaction. Balance at 31 March 2017 Add additional information? Add additional information? Do you have any other loans to directors to report? Do you have any other loans to directors to report? Yes No {% endblock %}
The disclosure of any transactions with your company's directors, such as advances and credits, or loans guaranteed by a director.
Details of any other elements that support the understanding of the financial statements should be provided as additional information. For example, the rate of interest on advances and details of any guarantees given by the company on behalf of a director.
A brief description of the transaction, for example, an advance or loan for a car.
Only provide the details for each individual transaction to the director. You can report more transactions for the same director or other directors separately if you need to.
The amount due to or from the director for this transaction at the start of the accounting period.
The amount of the advance or credit made to the director for this particular transaction.
The amount of the advance or credit repaid by the director for this particular transaction.


Configuring Skupper sites using YAML
Using YAML files to configure Skupper allows you to use source control to track and manage Skupper network changes.
Installing Skupper using YAML
Installing Skupper using YAML provides a declarative method to install Skupper. You can store your YAML files in source control to track and manage Skupper network changes.
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Access to a Kubernetes cluster
-
Log into your cluster. If you are deploying Skupper to be available for all namespaces, verify you have
cluster-admin
privileges. -
Deploy the site controller:
-
To install Skupper into the current namespace deploy the site controller using the following YAML:
kubectl apply -f deploy-watch-current-ns.yaml
where the contents of
deploy-watch-current-ns.yaml
is specified in the YAML for watching current namespace appendix. -
To install Skupper for all namespaces:
-
Create a namespace named
skupper-site-controller
. -
Deploy the site controller using the following YAML:
kubectl apply -f deploy-watch-all-ns.yaml
where the contents of
deploy-watch-all-ns.yaml
is specified in the YAML for watching all namespaces appendix.
-
-
-
Verify the installation.
$ oc get pods NAME READY STATUS RESTARTS AGE skupper-site-controller-84694bdbb5-n8slb 1/1 Running 0 75s
Creating a Skupper site using YAML
Using YAML files to create Skupper sites allows you to use source control to track and manage Skupper network changes.
-
Skupper is installed in the cluster or namespace you want to target.
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You are logged into the cluster.
-
Create a YAML file to define the site, for example,
my-site.yaml
:apiVersion: v1 kind: ConfigMap metadata: name: skupper-site data: name: my-site console: "true" console-user: "admin" console-password: "changeme" flow-collector: "true"
The YAML creates a site with a console and you can create tokens from this site.
To create a site that has no ingress:
apiVersion: v1 kind: ConfigMap metadata: name: skupper-site data: name: my-site ingress: "false"
-
Apply the YAML file to your cluster:
kubectl apply -f ~/my-site.yml
See the Site ConfigMap YAML reference section for more reference.
Linking sites using YAML
While it is not possible to declaratively link sites, you can create a token using YAML.
-
Skupper is installed on the clusters you want to link.
-
You are logged into the cluster.
-
Log into the cluster you want to link to and change context to the namespace where Skupper is installed. This site must have
ingress
enabled. -
Create a YAML file named
token-request.yml
to request a token:apiVersion: v1 kind: Secret metadata: labels: skupper.io/type: connection-token-request name: secret-name
-
Apply the YAML to the namespace to create a secret.
$ kubectl apply -f token-request.yml
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Create the token YAML from the secret.
$ kubectl get secret -o yaml secret-name | yq 'del(.metadata.namespace)' > ~/token.yaml
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Log into the cluster you want to link from and change context to the namespace where Skupper is installed.
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Apply the token YAML.
$ kubectl apply -f token.yml
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Verify the link, allowing some time for the process to complete.
$ skupper link status --wait 60
Configuring services using annotations
After creating and linking sites, you can use Kubernetes annotations to control which services are available on the service network.
Exposing simple services on a service network using annotations
This section provides an alternative to the skupper expose
command, allowing you to annotate existing resources to expose simple services on the service network.
-
A site with a service you want to expose
-
Log into the namespace in your cluster that is configured as a site.
-
Create a deployment, some pods, or a service in one of your sites, for example:
$ kubectl create deployment hello-world-backend --image quay.io/skupper/hello-world-backend
This step is not Skupper-specific, that is, this process is unchanged from standard processes for your cluster.
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Annotate the kubernetes resource to create a service that can communicate on the service network, for example:
$ kubectl annotate deployment backend "skupper.io/address=backend" "skupper.io/port=8080" "skupper.io/proxy=tcp"
The annotations include:
-
skupper.io/proxy
- the protocol you want to use,tcp
,http
orhttp2
. This is the only annotation that is required. For example, if you annotate a simple deployment namedbackend
withskupper.io/proxy=tcp
, the service is exposed asbackend
and thecontainerPort
value of the deployment is used as the port number. -
skupper.io/address
- the name of the service on the service network. -
skupper.io/port
- one or more ports for the service on the service network.
When exposing services, rather than other resources like deployments, you can use the
skupper.io/target
annotation to avoid modifying the original service. For example, if you want to expose thebackend
service:$ kubectl annotate service backend "skupper.io/address=van-backend" "skupper.io/port=8080" \ "skupper.io/proxy=tcp" "skupper.io/target=backend"
This allows you to delete and recreate the
backend
service without having to apply the annotation again. -
-
Check that you have exposed the service:
$ skupper service status Services exposed through Skupper: ╰─ backend (tcp port 8080) ╰─ Targets: ╰─ app=hello-world-backend name=hello-world-backend
The related targets for services are only displayed when the target is available on the current cluster.
Understanding Skupper annotations
Annotations allow you to expose services on the service network. This section provides details on the scope of those annotations
- skupper.io/address
-
The name of the service on the service network. Applies to:
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Deployments
-
StatefulSets
-
DaemonSets
-
Services
-
- skupper.io/port
-
The port for the service on the service network. Applies to:
-
Deployments
-
StatefulSets
-
DaemonSets
-
- skupper.io/proxy
-
The protocol you want to use,
tcp
,http
orhttp2
. Applies to:-
Deployments
-
StatefulSets
-
DaemonSets
-
Services
-
- skupper.io/target
-
The name of the target service you want to expose. Applies to:
-
Services
-
- skupper.io/service-labels
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A comma separated list of label keys and values for the exposed service. You can use this annotation to set up labels for monitoring exposed services. Applies to:
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Deployments
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DaemonSets
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Services
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Appendix A: Site ConfigMap YAML reference
Using YAML files to configure Skupper requires that you understand all the fields so that you provision the site you require.
The following YAML defines a Skupper site:
apiVersion: v1 data: name: my-site (1) console: "true" (2) flow-collector: "true" (3) console-authentication: internal (4) console-user: "username" (5) console-password: "password" (6) cluster-local: "false" (7) edge: "false" (8) service-sync: "true" (9) ingress: "true" (10) kind: ConfigMap metadata: name: skupper-site
| 1 | Specifies the site name. |
| 2 | Enables the skupper console, defaults to false .
NOTE: You must enable console and flow-collector for the console to function. |
| 3 | Enables the flow collector, defaults to false . |
| 4 | Specifies the skupper console authentication method. The options are openshift , internal , unsecured . |
| 5 | Username for the internal authentication option. |
| 6 | Password for the internal authentication option. |
| 7 | Only accept connections from within the local cluster, defaults to false . |
| 8 | Specifies whether an edge site is created, defaults to false . |
| 9 | Specifies whether the services are synchronized across the service network, defaults to true . |
| 10 | Specifies whether the site supports ingress, for example, to create tokens usable from remote sites. |
All ingress types are supported using the same parameters as the skupper CLI.
|
Appendix B: YAML for watching current namespace
The following example deploys Skupper to watch the current namespace.
--- apiVersion: v1 kind: ServiceAccount metadata: name: skupper-site-controller labels: application: skupper-site-controller --- apiVersion: rbac.authorization.k8s.io/v1 kind: Role metadata: labels: application: skupper-site-controller name: skupper-site-controller rules: - apiGroups: - "" resources: - configmaps - pods - pods/exec - services - secrets - serviceaccounts - events verbs: - get - list - watch - create - update - delete - patch - apiGroups: - apps resources: - deployments - statefulsets - daemonsets verbs: - get - list - watch - create - update - delete - apiGroups: - route.openshift.io resources: - routes verbs: - get - list - watch - create - delete - apiGroups: - networking.k8s.io resources: - ingresses - networkpolicies verbs: - get - list - watch - create - delete - apiGroups: - projectcontour.io resources: - httpproxies verbs: - get - list - watch - create - delete - apiGroups: - rbac.authorization.k8s.io resources: - rolebindings - roles verbs: - get - list - watch - create - delete --- apiVersion: rbac.authorization.k8s.io/v1 kind: RoleBinding metadata: labels: application: skupper-site-controller name: skupper-site-controller subjects: - kind: ServiceAccount name: skupper-site-controller roleRef: apiGroup: rbac.authorization.k8s.io kind: Role name: skupper-site-controller --- apiVersion: apps/v1 kind: Deployment metadata: name: skupper-site-controller spec: replicas: 1 selector: matchLabels: application: skupper-site-controller template: metadata: labels: application: skupper-site-controller spec: serviceAccountName: skupper-site-controller # Please ensure that you can use SeccompProfile and do not use # if your project must work on old Kubernetes # versions < 1.19 or on vendors versions which # do NOT support this field by default securityContext: runAsNonRoot: true seccompProfile: type: RuntimeDefault containers: - name: site-controller image: quay.io/skupper/site-controller:master securityContext: capabilities: drop: - ALL runAsNonRoot: true allowPrivilegeEscalation: false env: - name: WATCH_NAMESPACE valueFrom: fieldRef: fieldPath: metadata.namespace
Appendix C: YAML for watching all namespaces
The following example deploys Skupper to watch all namespaces.
--- apiVersion: v1 kind: ServiceAccount metadata: name: skupper-site-controller namespace: skupper-site-controller labels: application: skupper-site-controller --- apiVersion: rbac.authorization.k8s.io/v1 kind: ClusterRole metadata: labels: application: skupper-site-controller name: skupper-site-controller rules: - apiGroups: - "" resources: - configmaps - pods - pods/exec - services - secrets - serviceaccounts verbs: - get - list - watch - create - update - delete - apiGroups: - apps resources: - deployments - statefulsets - daemonsets verbs: - get - list - watch - create - update - delete - apiGroups: - route.openshift.io resources: - routes verbs: - get - list - watch - create - delete - apiGroups: - networking.k8s.io resources: - ingresses - networkpolicies verbs: - get - list - watch - create - delete - apiGroups: - projectcontour.io resources: - httpproxies verbs: - get - list - watch - create - delete - apiGroups: - rbac.authorization.k8s.io resources: - rolebindings - roles verbs: - get - list - watch - create - delete - update - apiGroups: - rbac.authorization.k8s.io resources: - clusterrolebindings verbs: - create - apiGroups: - rbac.authorization.k8s.io resources: - clusterroles verbs: - bind resourceNames: - skupper-service-controller --- apiVersion: rbac.authorization.k8s.io/v1 kind: ClusterRoleBinding metadata: labels: application: skupper-site-controller name: skupper-site-controller subjects: - kind: ServiceAccount name: skupper-site-controller namespace: skupper-site-controller roleRef: apiGroup: rbac.authorization.k8s.io kind: ClusterRole name: skupper-site-controller --- apiVersion: apps/v1 kind: Deployment metadata: name: skupper-site-controller namespace: skupper-site-controller spec: replicas: 1 selector: matchLabels: application: skupper-site-controller template: metadata: labels: application: skupper-site-controller spec: serviceAccountName: skupper-site-controller # Please ensure that you can use SeccompProfile and do not use # if your project must work on old Kubernetes # versions < 1.19 or on vendors versions which # do NOT support this field by default securityContext: runAsNonRoot: true seccompProfile: type: RuntimeDefault containers: - name: site-controller image: quay.io/skupper/site-controller:1.3.0 securityContext: capabilities: drop: - ALL runAsNonRoot: true allowPrivilegeEscalation: false


The problem
Given that we have two buttons, A and B, we want to print a message if a “secret combination” (ABBABA) is clicked within 5 seconds. To make things a bit harder the following must also be true:
- The message should be printed immediately when the secret combination is clicked. We should not wait until the end of the 5 second interval before the message is printed.
- As soon as the secret combination is fulfilled (within 5 seconds) the message should be displayed regardless of what has been clicked before. For example a combination like “BBABBABA” is ok as long as “ABBABA” is clicked within 5 seconds.


/*====================================================================* * * Copyright (c) 2013 Qualcomm Atheros, Inc. * * All rights reserved. * * Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or * without modification, are permitted (subject to the limitations * in the disclaimer below) provided that the following conditions * are met: * * * Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright * notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer. * * * Redistributions in binary form must reproduce the above * copyright notice, this list of conditions and the following * disclaimer in the documentation and/or other materials * provided with the distribution. * * * Neither the name of Qualcomm Atheros nor the names of * its contributors may be used to endorse or promote products * derived from this software without specific prior written * permission. * * NO EXPRESS OR IMPLIED LICENSES TO ANY PARTY'S PATENT RIGHTS ARE * GRANTED BY THIS LICENSE.  IN NO EVENT SHALL THE COPYRIGHT OWNER * OR CONTRIBUTORS BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, * SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT * NOT LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR SERVICES; * LOSS OF USE, DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION) * HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN * CONTRACT, STRICT LIABILITY, OR TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE * OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY OUT OF THE USE OF THIS * SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE. * *--------------------------------------------------------------------*/ /*====================================================================* * * serial.c - Atheros Serial Line Command Buffer Management; * * serial.h * * this module contains a serial line command buffer and functions * to encode and decode it in different formats and send or receive * it over the serial line; * * Contributor(s): * Charles Maier<EMAIL_ADDRESS>* *--------------------------------------------------------------------*/ #ifndef SERIAL_SOURCE #define SERIAL_SOURCE /*====================================================================* * system header files; *--------------------------------------------------------------------*/ #include <unistd.h> #include <stdlib.h> #include <stdint.h> #include <memory.h> #include <errno.h> #if defined (WIN32) #include <Windows.h> #endif /*====================================================================* * custom header files; *--------------------------------------------------------------------*/ #include "../serial/serial.h" #include "../tools/number.h" #include "../tools/types.h" #include "../tools/flags.h" #include "../tools/error.h" /*====================================================================* * private variables; *--------------------------------------------------------------------*/ struct command command; /*====================================================================* * * void clearcommand (); * * serial.h * * erase the current command by writing 0s; * *--------------------------------------------------------------------*/ void clearcommand () { extern struct command command; memset (&command, 0, sizeof (command)); return; } /*====================================================================* * * void sendcommand (struct _file_ * port, flag_t flags); * * serial.h * * echo then send the command; * *--------------------------------------------------------------------*/ void sendcommand (struct _file_ * port, flag_t flags) { extern struct command command; if (_anyset (flags, UART_VERBOSE)) { write (STDERR_FILENO, command.buffer, command.length); write (STDERR_FILENO, "\n", sizeof (char)); } if (write (port->file, command.buffer, command.length) != (signed)(command.length)) { error (1, errno, "Can't write to %s", port->name); } clearcommand (); return; } /*====================================================================* * * void readcommand (struct _file_ * port, flag_t flags); * * serial.h * * read response serial line and log the response; * *--------------------------------------------------------------------*/ void readcommand (struct _file_ * port, flag_t flags) { extern struct command command; #if defined (WIN32) PAUSE (250); memset (&command, 0, sizeof (command)); command.length = read (port->file, command.buffer, sizeof (command.buffer)); if (command.length < 0) { error (1, errno, "Bad response from %s", port->name); } if (command.length == 0) { error (1, errno, "No response from %s", port->name); } #else struct timeval tv; fd_set rfd; ssize_t tmp; memset (&command, 0, sizeof (command)); while (!strchr (command.buffer, '\r')) { tv.tv_sec = 1; tv.tv_usec = 0; FD_ZERO (&rfd); FD_SET (port->file, &rfd); if (select (port->file + 1, &rfd, NULL, NULL, &tv) != 1) { error (1, errno, "Read timeout"); } tmp = read (port->file, command.buffer + command.length, sizeof (command.buffer) - command.length - 1); if (tmp < 0) { error (1, errno, "Could not read %s", port->name); } command.length += tmp; command.buffer [command.length] = '\0'; } #endif if (_anyset (flags, UART_VERBOSE)) { write (STDERR_FILENO, command.buffer, command.length); write (STDERR_FILENO, "\n", sizeof (char)); } if (!memcmp (command.buffer, "ERROR", 5)) { error (1, ECANCELED, "Device refused request"); } return; } /*====================================================================* * * void insert (char c); * * serial.h * * insert a character into the command buffer at the current buffer * position then increment the buffer position pointer; * *--------------------------------------------------------------------*/ void insert (char c) { extern struct command command; if (command.length < sizeof (command.buffer)) { command.buffer [command.length++] = c; } return; } /*====================================================================* * * unsigned readframe (signed fd, void * memory, size_t extent); * * serial.h * * read a file and convert hexadecimal octets to binary bytes then * store them in consecutive memory locations up to a given length; * return the actual number of bytes stored; * * digits may be consecutive or separated by white space consisting * of spaces, tabs, linefeeds, carriage returns, formfeeds or other * characters such as punctuation; script-style comments are treated * as white space; * *--------------------------------------------------------------------*/ static signed fdgetc (signed fd) { char c; return ((read (fd, &c, sizeof (c)) == sizeof (c))? c: EOF); } size_t readframe (signed fd, void * memory, size_t extent) { unsigned digits = 0; uint8_t * origin = (uint8_t *)(memory); uint8_t * offset = (uint8_t *)(memory); signed c = EOF; while ((extent) && ((c = fdgetc (fd)) != EOF) && (c != ';')) { if (isspace (c)) { continue; } if (c == '#') { do { c = fdgetc (fd); } while ((c != '\n') && (c != EOF)); continue; } if (c == '/') { c = fdgetc (fd); if (c == '/') { do { c = fdgetc (fd); } while ((c != '\n') && (c != EOF)); continue; } if (c == '*') { while ((c != '/') && (c != EOF)) { while ((c != '*') && (c != EOF)) { c = fdgetc (fd); } c = fdgetc (fd); } continue; } continue; } if (isxdigit (c)) { *offset = c; offset++; digits++; extent--; continue; } error (1, ENOTSUP, "Illegal hex digit '%c' (0x%02X) in source", c, c); } if (digits & 1) { error (1, ENOTSUP, "Odd number of hex digits (%d) in source", digits); } return (offset - origin); } /*====================================================================* * * void decode (void const * memory, size_t extent); * * serial.h * * copy a memory region into command buffer at the current position * and increment the buffer position pointer; convert bytes to hex * octets; * *--------------------------------------------------------------------*/ void decode (void const * memory, size_t extent) { extern struct command command; register byte * binary = (byte *)(memory); while ((command.length < sizeof (command.buffer)) && (extent--)) { insert (DIGITS_HEX [(*binary >> 4) & 0x0F]); insert (DIGITS_HEX [(*binary >> 0) & 0x0F]); binary++; } return; } /*====================================================================* * * void encode (void * memory, size_t extent); * * serial.h * * encode a memory region from the current command buffer position * and increment the command buffer position pointer; * *--------------------------------------------------------------------*/ void encode (void * memory, size_t extent) { extern struct command command; register byte * binary = (byte *)(memory); unsigned digit; while ((command.offset < command.length) && (extent--)) { *binary = 0; if ((digit = todigit (command.buffer [command.offset++])) > 0x0F) { command.buffer [command.offset] = (char)(0); error (1, EINVAL, "[%s]1", command.buffer); } *binary |= digit << 4; if ((digit = todigit (command.buffer [command.offset++])) > 0x0F) { command.buffer [command.offset] = (char)(0); error (1, EINVAL, "[%s]2", command.buffer); } *binary |= digit; binary++; } return; } /*====================================================================* * * void string (char * string); * * serial.h * * extract the contents of a quoted string string from the command * buffer; it assumes that the current char is a quote character; * * copy command buffer characters to an external string; start a the * current buffer position and continue until the buffer exhausts or * a closing quote is encountered; NUL terminate the string; * *--------------------------------------------------------------------*/ void string (char * string) { extern struct command command; while ((command.offset < command.length) && (command.buffer [command.offset] != '\"')) { *string++ = command.buffer [command.offset++]; } *string = (char)(0); return; } /*====================================================================* * * uint64_t hextoint (unsigned bytes); * * serial.h * * this function is used to extract a hexadecimal integer string as * an integer of specified length; an error occurs of the string is * to long for the specified integer size in bytes; * *--------------------------------------------------------------------*/ uint64_t hextoint (unsigned bytes) { extern struct command command; uint64_t limit = -1; uint64_t value = 0; unsigned radix = 16; unsigned digit = 0; if (bytes < sizeof (limit)) { limit <<= (bytes << 3); limit = ~limit; } while ((digit = todigit (command.buffer [command.offset])) < radix) { value *= radix; value += digit; command.offset++; if (value > limit) { command.buffer [command.offset] = (char)(0); error (1, EINVAL, "[%s] exceeds %d bits", command.buffer, (bytes << 3)); } } return (value); } /*====================================================================* * * void mustbe (char c); * * serial.h * * test the character at the current buffer position; advance the * buffer position pointer and return true on match; terminate the * program on mismatch or exhausted buffer; * *--------------------------------------------------------------------*/ void mustbe (char c) { extern struct command command; if (command.offset >= command.length) { command.buffer [command.offset] = (char)(0); error (1, EINVAL, "[%s]: overflow", command.buffer); } if (command.buffer [command.offset++] != (c)) { command.buffer [command.offset] = (char)(0); error (1, EINVAL, "[%s]: expecting 0x%02X", command.buffer, c); } return; } /*====================================================================* * *--------------------------------------------------------------------*/ #endif


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AngularJS directives are extended HTML attributes with the prefix ng-. The ng-app directive initializes an AngularJS application. The ng-init directive initializes application data. The ng-model directive binds the value of HTML controls (input, select, textarea) to application data.
Name:
You wrote: {{ firstName }}
The ng-app directive defines the root element of an AngularJS application. The ng-app directive will auto-bootstrap (automatically initialize) the application when a web page is loaded. The ng-init directive defines initial values for an AngularJS application. Normally, you will not use ng-init. You will use a controller or module instead. The ng-model directive binds the value of HTML controls (input, select, textarea) to application data. The ng-model directive can also: Provide type validation for application data (number, email, required). Provide status for application data (invalid, dirty, touched, error). Provide CSS classes for HTML elements. Bind HTML elements to HTML forms. The ng-repeat directive clones HTML elements once for each item in a collection (in an array).


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Trading_GetItemTransactionsRequestType Class Reference
| Inherits from | Trading_AbstractRequestType : NSObject |
| Declared in | Trading_GetItemTransactionsRequestType.h Trading_GetItemTransactionsRequestType.m |
Overview
Retrieves order line item (transaction) information for a specified ItemID. &
nbsp;Also for Half.com. The call returns zero, one, or
multiple order line items, depending on the number of items sold from the listing.
You can retrieve order line item data for a specific time range or
number of days. If you don’t specify a range or number of days, order line item
data will be returned for the past 30 days.
@ingroup EBayAPIInterface
Tasks
-
itemID
Unique identifier for an eBay item listing. A listing can have multiple
property
order line items (transactions), but only one ItemID. When you use
ItemID alone, eBay returns all order line items that are associated with
the ItemID (listing). If you pair ItemID with a specific TransactionID,
data on a specific order line item is returned. If OrderLineItemID is
specified in the request, any ItemID/TransactionID pair specified in the
same request will be ignored.
Note:
GetItemTransactions doesn’t support SKU as an input because this
call requires an identifier that is unique across your active
and ended listings. Even when InventoryTrackingMethod is set to
SKU in a listing, the SKU is only unique across your active
listings (not your ended listings). To retrieve order line items
by SKU, use GetSellerTransactions or GetOrderTransactions instead.
-
modTimeFrom
The ModTimeFrom and ModTimeTo fields specify a date range for retrieving
property
order line items associated with the specified ItemID. The ModTimeFrom
field is the starting date range. All eBay order line items that were
last modified within this date range are returned in the output. The
maximum date range that may be specified is 30 days. This field is not
applicable if a specific TransactionID or OrderLineItemID is included in
the request or if the NumberOfDays date filter is used.
If you don’t specify a ModTimeFrom/ModTimeTo filter, the NumberOfDays
time filter is used and it defaults to 30 (days). -
modTimeTo
The ModTimeFrom and ModTimeTo fields specify a date range for retrieving
property
order line items associated with the specified ItemID. The ModTimeTo
field is the ending date range. All eBay order line items that were last
modified within this date range are returned in the output. The maximum
date range that may be specified is 30 days. If the ModTimeFrom field is
used and the ModTimeTo field is omitted, the ModTimeTo value defaults to
the present time or to 30 days past the ModTimeFrom value (if
ModTimeFrom value is more than 30 days in the past). This field is not
applicable if a specific TransactionID or OrderLineItemID is included in
the request or if the NumberOfDays date filter is used.
If you don’t specify a ModTimeFrom/ModTimeTo filter, the NumberOfDays
time filter is used and it defaults to 30 (days). -
transactionID
Include a TransactionID field in the request if you want to retrieve the
property
data for a specific order line item (transaction). If a TransactionID is
provided, any specified time filter is ignored. -
pagination
Child elements control pagination of the output. Use the EntriesPerPage
property
property to control the number of order line items to
return per call and the PageNumber property to specify the specific page
of data to return. If multiple pages of order line items are returned
based on input criteria and Pagination properties, GetItemTransactions
will need to be called multiple times (with the PageNumber value being
increased by 1 each time) to scroll through all results. -
includeFinalValueFee
Indicates whether to include the Final Value Fee (FVF) for all order
property
line items in the response. The Final Value Fee is
returned in the Transaction.FinalValueFee field. The Final Value Fee is
assessed right after the creation of an order line item. -
includeContainingOrder
Include this field and set it to True if you want the ContainingOrder
property
container to be returned in the response under each Transaction node.
For single line item orders, the ContainingOrder.OrderID value takes the
value of the OrderLineItemID value for the order line item. For Combined
Payment orders, the ContainingOrder.OrderID value will be shared by at
least two order line items (transactions) that are part of the same order. -
platform
Name of the eBay co-branded site upon which the order line item
property
was created. This filter can be used to limit the number
of results that are returned. -
numberOfDays
This time filter specifies the number of days (24-hour periods) in the
property
past to search for order line items. All eBay order line items that were
either created or modified within this period are returned in the
response. If specified, NumberOfDays will override any date range
specified with the ModTimeFrom/ModTimeTo time filters. This field is not
applicable if a specific TransactionID or OrderLineItemID is included in
the request. -
includeVariations
If included in the request and set to True, all variations defined for
property
the item are returned at the root level, including variations
that have no sales. If not included in the request or set to false, the
variations with sales are still returned in separate Transaction nodes. This information is intended to help sellers to reconcile their
local inventory with eBay’s records, while processing order line items
(without requiring a separate call to GetItem). -
orderLineItemID
A unique identifier for an eBay order line item. This field is created
property
as soon as there is a commitment to buy from the seller, and its value
is based upon the concatenation of ItemID and TransactionID, with a
hyphen in between these two IDs. If you want to retrieve data on a
specific order line item, you can use an OrderLineItemID value in the
request instead of the ItemID/TransactionID pair. If an OrderLineItemID is
provided, any specified time filter is ignored.
Properties
includeContainingOrder
Include this field and set it to True if you want the ContainingOrder
container to be returned in the response under each Transaction node.
For single line item orders, the ContainingOrder.OrderID value takes the
value of the OrderLineItemID value for the order line item. For Combined
Payment orders, the ContainingOrder.OrderID value will be shared by at
least two order line items (transactions) that are part of the same order.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSNumber *includeContainingOrder
Discussion
Include this field and set it to True if you want the ContainingOrder
container to be returned in the response under each Transaction node.
For single line item orders, the ContainingOrder.OrderID value takes the
value of the OrderLineItemID value for the order line item. For Combined
Payment orders, the ContainingOrder.OrderID value will be shared by at
least two order line items (transactions) that are part of the same order.
type : NSNumber, wrapper for primitive bool
Declared In
Trading_GetItemTransactionsRequestType.h
includeFinalValueFee
Indicates whether to include the Final Value Fee (FVF) for all order
line items in the response. The Final Value Fee is
returned in the Transaction.FinalValueFee field. The Final Value Fee is
assessed right after the creation of an order line item.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSNumber *includeFinalValueFee
Discussion
Indicates whether to include the Final Value Fee (FVF) for all order
line items in the response. The Final Value Fee is
returned in the Transaction.FinalValueFee field. The Final Value Fee is
assessed right after the creation of an order line item.
type : NSNumber, wrapper for primitive bool
Declared In
Trading_GetItemTransactionsRequestType.h
includeVariations
If included in the request and set to True, all variations defined for
the item are returned at the root level, including variations
that have no sales. If not included in the request or set to false, the
variations with sales are still returned in separate Transaction nodes. This information is intended to help sellers to reconcile their
local inventory with eBay’s records, while processing order line items
(without requiring a separate call to GetItem).
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSNumber *includeVariations
Discussion
If included in the request and set to True, all variations defined for
the item are returned at the root level, including variations
that have no sales. If not included in the request or set to false, the
variations with sales are still returned in separate Transaction nodes. This information is intended to help sellers to reconcile their
local inventory with eBay’s records, while processing order line items
(without requiring a separate call to GetItem).
type : NSNumber, wrapper for primitive bool
Declared In
Trading_GetItemTransactionsRequestType.h
itemID
Unique identifier for an eBay item listing. A listing can have multiple
order line items (transactions), but only one ItemID. When you use
ItemID alone, eBay returns all order line items that are associated with
the ItemID (listing). If you pair ItemID with a specific TransactionID,
data on a specific order line item is returned. If OrderLineItemID is
specified in the request, any ItemID/TransactionID pair specified in the
same request will be ignored.
Note:
GetItemTransactions doesn’t support SKU as an input because this
call requires an identifier that is unique across your active
and ended listings. Even when InventoryTrackingMethod is set to
SKU in a listing, the SKU is only unique across your active
listings (not your ended listings). To retrieve order line items
by SKU, use GetSellerTransactions or GetOrderTransactions instead.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *itemID
Discussion
Unique identifier for an eBay item listing. A listing can have multiple
order line items (transactions), but only one ItemID. When you use
ItemID alone, eBay returns all order line items that are associated with
the ItemID (listing). If you pair ItemID with a specific TransactionID,
data on a specific order line item is returned. If OrderLineItemID is
specified in the request, any ItemID/TransactionID pair specified in the
same request will be ignored.
Note:
GetItemTransactions doesn’t support SKU as an input because this
call requires an identifier that is unique across your active
and ended listings. Even when InventoryTrackingMethod is set to
SKU in a listing, the SKU is only unique across your active
listings (not your ended listings). To retrieve order line items
by SKU, use GetSellerTransactions or GetOrderTransactions instead.
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
Trading_GetItemTransactionsRequestType.h
modTimeFrom
The ModTimeFrom and ModTimeTo fields specify a date range for retrieving
order line items associated with the specified ItemID. The ModTimeFrom
field is the starting date range. All eBay order line items that were
last modified within this date range are returned in the output. The
maximum date range that may be specified is 30 days. This field is not
applicable if a specific TransactionID or OrderLineItemID is included in
the request or if the NumberOfDays date filter is used.
If you don’t specify a ModTimeFrom/ModTimeTo filter, the NumberOfDays
time filter is used and it defaults to 30 (days).
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSDate *modTimeFrom
Discussion
The ModTimeFrom and ModTimeTo fields specify a date range for retrieving
order line items associated with the specified ItemID. The ModTimeFrom
field is the starting date range. All eBay order line items that were
last modified within this date range are returned in the output. The
maximum date range that may be specified is 30 days. This field is not
applicable if a specific TransactionID or OrderLineItemID is included in
the request or if the NumberOfDays date filter is used.
If you don’t specify a ModTimeFrom/ModTimeTo filter, the NumberOfDays
time filter is used and it defaults to 30 (days).
type : NSDate, wrapper for primitive date
Declared In
Trading_GetItemTransactionsRequestType.h
modTimeTo
The ModTimeFrom and ModTimeTo fields specify a date range for retrieving
order line items associated with the specified ItemID. The ModTimeTo
field is the ending date range. All eBay order line items that were last
modified within this date range are returned in the output. The maximum
date range that may be specified is 30 days. If the ModTimeFrom field is
used and the ModTimeTo field is omitted, the ModTimeTo value defaults to
the present time or to 30 days past the ModTimeFrom value (if
ModTimeFrom value is more than 30 days in the past). This field is not
applicable if a specific TransactionID or OrderLineItemID is included in
the request or if the NumberOfDays date filter is used.
If you don’t specify a ModTimeFrom/ModTimeTo filter, the NumberOfDays
time filter is used and it defaults to 30 (days).
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSDate *modTimeTo
Discussion
The ModTimeFrom and ModTimeTo fields specify a date range for retrieving
order line items associated with the specified ItemID. The ModTimeTo
field is the ending date range. All eBay order line items that were last
modified within this date range are returned in the output. The maximum
date range that may be specified is 30 days. If the ModTimeFrom field is
used and the ModTimeTo field is omitted, the ModTimeTo value defaults to
the present time or to 30 days past the ModTimeFrom value (if
ModTimeFrom value is more than 30 days in the past). This field is not
applicable if a specific TransactionID or OrderLineItemID is included in
the request or if the NumberOfDays date filter is used.
If you don’t specify a ModTimeFrom/ModTimeTo filter, the NumberOfDays
time filter is used and it defaults to 30 (days).
type : NSDate, wrapper for primitive date
Declared In
Trading_GetItemTransactionsRequestType.h
numberOfDays
This time filter specifies the number of days (24-hour periods) in the
past to search for order line items. All eBay order line items that were
either created or modified within this period are returned in the
response. If specified, NumberOfDays will override any date range
specified with the ModTimeFrom/ModTimeTo time filters. This field is not
applicable if a specific TransactionID or OrderLineItemID is included in
the request.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSNumber *numberOfDays
Discussion
This time filter specifies the number of days (24-hour periods) in the
past to search for order line items. All eBay order line items that were
either created or modified within this period are returned in the
response. If specified, NumberOfDays will override any date range
specified with the ModTimeFrom/ModTimeTo time filters. This field is not
applicable if a specific TransactionID or OrderLineItemID is included in
the request.
type : NSNumber, wrapper for primitive int
Declared In
Trading_GetItemTransactionsRequestType.h
orderLineItemID
A unique identifier for an eBay order line item. This field is created
as soon as there is a commitment to buy from the seller, and its value
is based upon the concatenation of ItemID and TransactionID, with a
hyphen in between these two IDs. If you want to retrieve data on a
specific order line item, you can use an OrderLineItemID value in the
request instead of the ItemID/TransactionID pair. If an OrderLineItemID is
provided, any specified time filter is ignored.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *orderLineItemID
Discussion
A unique identifier for an eBay order line item. This field is created
as soon as there is a commitment to buy from the seller, and its value
is based upon the concatenation of ItemID and TransactionID, with a
hyphen in between these two IDs. If you want to retrieve data on a
specific order line item, you can use an OrderLineItemID value in the
request instead of the ItemID/TransactionID pair. If an OrderLineItemID is
provided, any specified time filter is ignored.
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
Trading_GetItemTransactionsRequestType.h
pagination
Child elements control pagination of the output. Use the EntriesPerPage
property to control the number of order line items to
return per call and the PageNumber property to specify the specific page
of data to return. If multiple pages of order line items are returned
based on input criteria and Pagination properties, GetItemTransactions
will need to be called multiple times (with the PageNumber value being
increased by 1 each time) to scroll through all results.
@property (nonatomic, retain) Trading_PaginationType *pagination
Discussion
Child elements control pagination of the output. Use the EntriesPerPage
property to control the number of order line items to
return per call and the PageNumber property to specify the specific page
of data to return. If multiple pages of order line items are returned
based on input criteria and Pagination properties, GetItemTransactions
will need to be called multiple times (with the PageNumber value being
increased by 1 each time) to scroll through all results.
type : class Trading_PaginationType
Declared In
Trading_GetItemTransactionsRequestType.h
platform
Name of the eBay co-branded site upon which the order line item
was created. This filter can be used to limit the number
of results that are returned.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *platform
Discussion
Name of the eBay co-branded site upon which the order line item
was created. This filter can be used to limit the number
of results that are returned.
type: string constant in Trading_TransactionPlatformCodeType.h
Declared In
Trading_GetItemTransactionsRequestType.h
transactionID
Include a TransactionID field in the request if you want to retrieve the
data for a specific order line item (transaction). If a TransactionID is
provided, any specified time filter is ignored.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *transactionID
Discussion
Include a TransactionID field in the request if you want to retrieve the
data for a specific order line item (transaction). If a TransactionID is
provided, any specified time filter is ignored.
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
Trading_GetItemTransactionsRequestType.h


Meet Mr. Roboger
Our friend(yes, OUR friend), Mr. Roboger, is tired of talking to me. To be quite frank, the feelings a bit mutual. Let's say the two of you strike a conversation? Try putting in some numbers and see what Mr. Roboger has to say about it!
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+++ title = "Heathrow screen of death" slug = "heathrow-screen-of-death" date = 2007-10-22T11:00:00+10:00 tags = ["oy-vey", "technology", "just-for-fun", "disturbing"] locations = ["england/london"] draft = false summary = """
When my flight landed in London Heathrow this morning, I was greeted at the baggage carousel not with my baggage, but with an amusing (if slightly worrying) message. Behold the Heathrow screen of death! What's going on, anyway — one of the world's biggest airports is using Windows? No wonder the terrorists are getting through: at this rate, Al-Queda will be CTRL + ALT + DEL'ing aeroplanes right out of the sky.
""" +++When my flight landed in London Heathrow this morning, I was greeted at the baggage carousel not with my baggage, but with an amusing (if slightly worrying) message. Behold the Heathrow screen of death! What's going on, anyway — one of the world's biggest airports is using Windows? No wonder the terrorists are getting through: at this rate, Al-Queda will be CTRL + ALT + DEL'ing aeroplanes right out of the sky.
{{< galleryphoto "2007-10-22-11-00-00--heathrow-screen-of-death-something-about-the-device.jpg" >}}Anyway, not to worry: my baggage, and everyone else's, did arrive shortly. Although the blue-screen message still hung around.


In order to investigate the technicalities and limitations of the Mumford and Shah image processing model, we created a MATLAB model to denoise and inpaint incomplete and corrupted images. The model's algorithm is based on approximations of the Mumford and Shah image processing model and minimizes the diverence between the output image and the expected image. We discuss our adaptation of the algorithm from literature as well as the strengths and weaknesses of the model and implementation.
Image processing uses mathematical operations on a visual input, usually photographs or videos, and outputs an altered image or data about the image based on the processing equation and parameters. It has applications in data storage, computer vision, astronomy, and security. The two image processing components we investigate are denoising and inpainting using the Mumford and Shah image processing model.
Denoising is the process of smoothing out an image to remove noise. Noise occurs in images when the value of a particular pixel is incorrect. Salt and pepper noise is when pixels vary in value or intensity from their surroundings. Gaussian noise is when pixels stray from their intended values by a small amount. The frequency of distortion for Gaussian noise is normally distributed.
Inpainting originated from museums and collectors seeking methods to restore art pieces and photographs. Modern computational inpainting uses mathematical algorithms to restore lost or corrupted potions of images. As image processing is an input-output process, the resulting image is highly dependent on both the method of input and the algorithm used to process it. Algorithms intended for restoring highly patterned images, like the leaves of trees, vary considerably from algorithms ntended on restoring more uniform images such as those indoors.
The Mumford and Shah model for image processing manages to both denoise and inpaint its inputs with limitations. Here we investigate image representation and processor modeling by processing small images in MATLAB and reporting our model's results and limitations.
In its inpainting form, the model is represented as the minimization of
This equation is a "cost" function that sums the values assigned to all "edges" and \objects" in the image to be inpainted. The portion of the function
calculates the total cost of all pixels in the image determined to lie in an object and not on an edge, and the portion of the function


When developing commercial projects, our main objective is to add value to each property that we work on.
Learn MoreOur track record in regidential development is an indication of our enduring worth ethic.
Learn MoreWe believe that project management is the key component in sound real estate development.
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100 Lightbeam
Vaughn Ontario
Project
Our Lightbeam project in Brampton consists of two (2) new buildings at Steeles Ave and Heritage Rd., with a total of approximately 150,000 sf total of Class ‘A’ industrial space. Building A (10 Lightbeam Terrace), is approximately 80,502sf subdivided into proposed +/- 2780 sf to 4887sf units (24 Units total). Building B (20 Lightbeam Terrace), is approximately 74,723sf subdivided into proposed +/- 5200 sf to 9250 sf units (11 in total). The site accommodates 183 parking spaces, with a saw tooth construction loading area. The Site is zoned Industrial M4.
100 Lightbeam
Brampton Ontario
Project
Our Lightbeam project in Brampton consists of two (2) new buildings at Steeles Ave and Heritage Rd., with a total of approximately 150,000 sf total of Class ‘A’ industrial space. Building A (10 Lightbeam Terrace), is approximately 80,502sf subdivided into proposed +/- 2780 sf to 4887sf units (24 Units total). Building B (20 Lightbeam Terrace), is approximately 74,723sf subdivided into proposed +/- 5200 sf to 9250 sf units (11 in total). The site accommodates 183 parking spaces, with a saw tooth construction loading area. The Site is zoned Industrial M4.
View project225 Gibralter Rd.
Vaughn Ontario
Project
Building A (10 Lightbeam Terrace), is approximately 80,502sf subdivided into proposed +/- 2780 sf to 4887sf units (24 Units total). Building B (20 Lightbeam Terrace), is approximately 74,723sf subdivided into proposed +/- 5200 sf to 9250 sf units (11 in total). The site accommodates 183 parking spaces, with a saw tooth construction loading area. The Site is zoned Industrial M4. Our Lightbeam project in Brampton consists of two (2) new buildings at Steeles Ave and Heritage Rd., with a total of approximately 150,000 sf total of Class ‘A’ industrial space.
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Vaughn Ontario
Project
The site accommodates 183 parking spaces, with a saw tooth construction loading area. The Site is zoned Industrial M4. Building A (10 Lightbeam Terrace), is approximately 80,502sf subdivided into proposed +/- 2780 sf to 4887sf units (24 Units total). Building B (20 Lightbeam Terrace), is approximately 74,723sf subdivided into proposed +/- 5200 sf to 9250 sf units (11 in total).
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Successful path: Fair Grounds on radar of Mr. Misunderstood
by Kevin Kerstein/Churchill DownsFlurry Racing’s Mr. Misunderstood will attempt to continue his path of success at Fair Grounds following his late-closing win Saturday afternoon in the $175,000 River City (Grade 3) at Churchill Downs.
“We’ll probably take him down to Fair Grounds like we did in 2018 after he won the Jefferson Cup,” trainer Brad Cox said. “What’s most important is we keep him happy and healthy and he’ll continue to reward us.”
Mr. Misunderstood loves Churchill Downs but has found success at Fair Grounds with four of his 13-career wins coming at the New Orleans oval.
With his victory on Saturday, Mr. Misunderstood joined 2012-13 Horse of the Year Wise Dan and top sprinter Limousine Liberal as the only horses in the last 28 years to win five career stakes races at Churchill Downs.


Mow and More Lawncare & Landscaping company created by Emiliano Ortega who loves work outside, he have working for several years on lawncare and landscaping business for a different companies on NWA Arkansas, until he decided to start his own business with all the experience and knowledge that he have learn on the past 7 years.
He used to work on turkey factories, concrete companies and more but when he started working on lawncare business on 2013 he found out that he really enjoyed it, he loves working outside, working hard, making people happy by making their houses look good. His goal is providing home and business owners of Northwest Arkansas more professional lawn care services for a great price.
”I am very grateful to the customers that have chosen Mow & More as their lawn care provider”. “I really appreciate all the people that have trusted me and my work and I will be always trying to do my best to provide an excellent service”.
Mow/ Mow&bag.
The mow services that we offer is a great quality service it includes mow, weed eating and blowing the grass out of the driveways, front porch, back patio, walk sides, flowerbeds (if it need it) or anything that will need to be blow at the end of the job to make sure your house looks great every time we mowed it. We also offer the service of Mowing and bagging the grass so the yard looks cleaner that is a good service for some Bermuda grass and mostly fescue grass.
Trimming, Mulching, Planting, Flower beds clean-up or installation
We offer a landscaping service that includes: Flowerbeds clean up such pulling or spraying weeds blowing or racking leaves, sticks or anything else that will be over the flowerbeds. Flowerbeds installations or We can replace the old metal edging only to make your flowerbeds like new again. Mulching: we offer a great quality mulch service with any mulch color you want it so that way your flowerbeds will look great and it will make your house look really nice too. Trimming: We can trim pretty much anything you have and needs to be trim; we will make sure your plants, shrubs (bushes) or trees will look beautiful every time we trimmed them to make your place look clean and beautiful all the time. Planting: we plant any type of plants like flowers, shrubs(bushes) , trees or anything else also transplanting some plants that you want to move to another place If there is something else you want us to do besides the things, we listed give us a call we can probably help you out thank you .
Leaf Removal/Clean-up service
We offer a leaf removal /clean-up service we make sure to get all the leaves picked up to make your house look clean and beautiful. You will be surprised how nice it will look after we have done, you can call us for a free estimate anytime, any day .
Low prices and flexible hours for you convenience haul off
We can handle almost everything you need to haul off We haul away things like : Old furniture, scrap metal or wood , trees, sticks and more. We can haul off a lot of things if you want to clean your front or back yard, we can work out a good prices and good time for your convenience Probably we didn’t listed everything but if you have something else you want us to haul off just give us a call I sure we can help you out.
Drive ways, patios, walls & more..
We offer power washing service Restore your concrete surfaces to their original look. We always try to provide a great service for a great prices We will make sure to do a great job and make you happy You won’t regret to contract our services We offer power washing service we can pressure wash Decks and Patios Porch drive ways steps, Pool Patio any concrete or wood surface with a great quality and low prices, just give us a call for a free estimates.
Professional lighting for your home or business
We provide installation, maintenance, takedown and storage of your holiday’s lights We do roof line lighting, tree and bush lighting & more, we will make sure your house will look beautiful for this Christmas You don’t have to take a risk in the cold just sit down and relax while we transforming your house for the Christmas period. we will make sure you to make you proud of your Christmas decoration with our professional work if you give us a chance you wont regret it. Call for a free estimates.


It have been a pain for me to upload images and deal with tons of WYSIWYG editors… After many trials in this post I recompiled my experiences and the best method that I have found so far. If you have any suggestion I'm willing to hear it, too.
How to Execute SQL Statements on MS Access?
Sometimes is quicker to use SQL statements than create tables using the MS Access Visual Designer. For instance, if you already have the SQL code from other databases this could be useful.
Here are the steps of how to create a new table programmatically in Access (2007):
- Open/create your database on MS Access
- Menu: ‘Databases Tools’ > ‘Visual Basic’ (this will open the visual basic editor
- in the Visual Basic Editor, Menu: Run
- Insert the name of your macro and click ‘create’ button
- Insert a code similar to the shown below. Replace the path in ‘OpenDatabase’ with your database path; and fill ‘dbs.Execute’ with your own SQL statements
Sub createdb()
Dim dbs As Database
' Modify this line to include the path to Northwind
' on your computer.
Set dbs = OpenDatabase("C:\\amr\\projects\\sites\\files\\tf_pledge_reminder_email.accdb")
' Create a table with two text fields.
dbs.Execute "create table RIT_TF_PLG_REM_EMAIL_TEST2 ( pref_mail_name VARCHAR(60), pd_to_date NUMBER, this_payment NUMBER )"
dbs.Close
End Sub
- Menu: Run
- You are all set.
If you have any questions you can contact me or write a comment
Git+ftp: Publish Git Repository Over FTP
I have been working with websites for a while and also with different web hosts. The default way to upload content is through FTP but it takes a lot of time because upload the entire site each time. Some web hosts have ssh and git, which is great for deployement because you can keep track of the versions and also upload only the files that changes.
.DS_Store* # Ignore configuration files that may contain sensitive information. sites/*/settings*.php # Ignore paths that contain user-generated content. sites/*/files sites/*/private
Update Drupal Sites
The better way to learn is by a concrete example. I update a site called “heyshuga” from Drupal 7.8 to 7.9. Here are the steps
- Download the latest version of drupal
$ wget http://drupal.org/files/projects/drupal-x.y.tar.gz $ tar -zxvf drupal-x.y.tar.gz
-or using drush-
$ drush dl drupal
- Copy the new files to the old directory
$ cp -R drupal-x.y/* drupal-x.y/.htaccess /path/to/your/installation
- Run the drupal update
www.yousite.com/update.php
Integration of Visualization Techniques and Completion Strategy to Improve Learning in Computer Programming
The advantages of different presentation media are explored in the work of N. Hashim and S. Salam in “Integration of Visualization Techniques and Completion Strategy to Improve Learning in Computer Programming” [1]. They compare the advantages of Mobile-based training (MBT) over Web-based training (WBT) for learning computer programming. Additionally, they explain some features that aid the learning process, such as visualization techniques and completion strategy. Visualization techniques refers to the use of static (images and text) and dynamic (animation, voice and videos) presentation. Completion strategy is an assessment technique in which the learner have to prove their knowledge gained. This is done by filling blanks of incomplete code snippets, rewrite programs to improve performance, and so forth.
Reference [1] N. Hashim and S. Salam, “Integration of Visualization Techniques and Completion Strategy to Improve Learning in Computer Programming,” 2009 IEEE International Conference of Soft Computing and Pattern Recognition, pp. 665-669, 2009.


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This course studies game platforms and their effect on development, design, the player, and the public. The domains of the class will be focused around video games including their design, development, and production while exploring platforms and their contexts through a holistic perspective. Through developing a set of games in and for the Pico-8 platform, students will further their technical skills in procedural literacy, content and asset creation, development of gameplay systems, and problem solving in digital media. Alongside technical development, production methods (e.g. game design documents, team software development methodology, playtesting, etc.) will be required. Finally, students will communicate their games to the outside world through pitches, open play testing sessions, press kits, and making their game accessible on the internet.
You can find the syllabus, course materials, and registration information at https://github.com/dr-jam/GamePlatforms
Enjoy!
--Josh McCoy


It’s time for the 20th This Week in React ⚛ – A week where 134 people committed to one of the React repositories for their first time!
New contributors land their first PR in the react, devtools, or documentation repositories every week.
We start this week by listing twenty new internationalization repositories. Help translating!
The partial hydration PR has now landed in master. This new mode can start hydrating a server rendered result while some parts are still loading. The goal is decrease the time to interactive.
act()
The warning about missing act() wrapping in some test environments now contains a component stack trace.
This PR fixes a Context memory leak in the SSR if a stream is destroyed before the render completes.
crossOrigin
We now properly case the crossOrigin property that’s used for SVG image elements.
useImperativeHandle
The useImperativeHandle hook now properly behaves like no dependencies were set when the second argument is omitted.
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To add Coinbase Crypto Price data to your algorithm, call the AddCrypto method. Save a reference to the Crypto Symbol so you can access the data later in your algorithm.
class CoinAPIDataAlgorithm(QCAlgorithm): def Initialize(self) -> None: self.SetStartDate(2020, 6, 1) self.SetEndDate(2021, 6, 1) self.SetCash(100000) # Coinbase accepts Cash account type only, AccountType.Margin will result in an exception. self.SetBrokerageModel(BrokerageName.GDAX, AccountType.Cash) self.symbol = self.AddCrypto("BTCUSD", Resolution.Minute, Market.GDAX).Symbol
namespace QuantConnect { public class CoinAPIDataAlgorithm : QCAlgorithm { private Symbol _symbol; public override void Initialize() { SetStartDate(2020, 6, 1); SetEndDate(2021, 6, 1); SetCash(100000); // Coinbase accepts Cash account type only, AccountType.Margin will result in an exception. SetBrokerageModel(BrokerageName.GDAX, AccountType.Cash); _symbol = AddCrypto("BTCUSD", Resolution.Minute, Market.GDAX).Symbol; } } }
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Aaron Carter selling £450k mansion after being hounded by Backstreet Boys fans
Troubled pop star Aaron Carter say he's having to move house to get away from obsessed fans who turn up on his doorstep
by Irishmirror.ieAaron Carter has declared he's being forced to sell off his £450,000 mansion because he's being hounded by Backstreet Boys fans.
The troubled pop star, 31, who is the younger brother of BSB star Nick Carter, has shared CCTV footage from his home in California showing strangers lurking outside his house.
The black and white film shows two young women standing on his front drive taking pictrues.

Aaron tweeted: "I’m being stalked by BSB gang stalkers and this is why I have to move."
The former child star has been living in the house for less than a year after buying it in 2018 for around £332,000.
It's now on the market for around £463,000, which would net Aaron a healthy profit.
The house boasts three bedrooms, three bathrooms and a stunning pool in the back yard.
The move comes at a particularly turbulent time for Aaron as his long-running feud with his pop star brother Nick has gone to court.
A judge has granted a restraining order to keep Aaron away from Nick amid allegations he had threatened to kill Nick's pregnant wife.
Aaron has also been banned from contacting his twin sister Angel and ordered to hand his guns to authorities following claims he threatened her with violence and showed off his weapons on social media.
TMZ.com reported Aaron screamed at the judge in court over the ruling.
After careful consideration, my sister Angel and I regret that we were required to seek a restraining order against our brother Aaron today.
Nick previously explained the legal wraingling in a statememt, saying: "In light of Aaron's increasingly alarming behaviour and his recent confessions that he harbours thoughts and intentions of killing my pregnant wife and unborn child, we were left with no choice but to take every measure possible to protect ourselves and our family."
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| struct mouse_ev* mouse_det_evt |
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Detects the mouse event by processing the packet passed in the parameter.
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| pp | - Mouse packet to be processed |
- Returns
- struct mouse_ev* - Returns a pointer to a struct where the event information is stored
◆ mouse_ih()
Mouse interrupt handler, reads mouse data from kbc.
◆ mouse_subscribe_int()
| int mouse_subscribe_int |
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bit_no | ) |
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Subscribes mouse interruptions.
- Parameters
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| bit_no | - address of memory to be initialized with the bit number to be set in the mask returned upon an interrupt |
- Returns
- int - Return 0 upon success and non-zero otherwise
◆ mouse_unsubscribe_int()
| int mouse_unsubscribe_int |
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Unsubscribes mouse interruptions.
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- int - Return 0 upon success and non-zero otherwise
◆ try_mouse_cmd()
| int try_mouse_cmd |
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mcmd | ) |
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Tries to issue mouse command while its not successful or an ERROR byte is received.
- Parameters
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| mcmd | - Command to be issued |
- Returns
- int - Return 0 upon success and non-zero otherwise
◆ write_mouse_cmd()
| int write_mouse_cmd |
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uint32_t |
mcmd | ) |
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Issues a mouse related command to the keyboard.
- Parameters
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| mcmd | - Command to be issued |
- Returns
- int - Return 0 if ACK byte is received, 1 if NACK byte is received and 2 if ERROR byte is received.


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KratosMultiphysics
KRATOS Multiphysics (Kratos) is a framework for building parallel, multi-disciplinary simulation software, aiming at modularity, extensibility, and high performance. Kratos is written in C++, and counts with an extensive Python interface.
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Construct a new specialized ContainerExpression. More...
#include <specialized_container_expression.h>
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Life Cycle | |
| SpecializedContainerExpression (ModelPart &rModelPart) | |
| Constructor. More... | |
| SpecializedContainerExpression (const BaseType &rOther) | |
| Copy constructor with base class used to transfer data between compatible data containers. More... | |
| SpecializedContainerExpression & | operator= (const SpecializedContainerExpression &rOther) |
Public operations | |
| SpecializedContainerExpression::Pointer | Clone () const |
| Clones the existing data container. More... | |
| template<class TDataType > | |
| void | Read (const Variable< TDataType > &rVariable) |
| Read data from the entities of the container type in model part. More... | |
| template<class TDataType > | |
| void | Evaluate (const Variable< TDataType > &rVariable) |
| Assigns data of the expression to the entities of the container type in model part. More... | |
| template<class TDataType > | |
| void | SetData (const TDataType &rValue) |
| Set the Data For Container Variable to given value. More... | |
| template<class TDataType > | |
| void | SetZero (const Variable< TDataType > &rVariable) |
| Set the Data To Variable Zero Value. More... | |
Operators | |
| SpecializedContainerExpression | Slice (const IndexType Offset, const IndexType Stride) const |
| Returns a slice of the current expression. Slicing is based on the entity values. More... | |
| SpecializedContainerExpression | Reshape (const std::vector< IndexType > &rShape) const |
| Returns current expression reshaped to specified shape. More... | |
| template<class TIteratorType > | |
| SpecializedContainerExpression | Reshape (TIteratorType Begin, TIteratorType End) const |
| Returns current expression reshaped to specified shape. More... | |
| SpecializedContainerExpression | Comb (const std::vector< typename BaseType::Pointer > &rListOfOthers) const |
| Returns container expression which combines current and all the other container expressions provided. More... | |
| SpecializedContainerExpression | Comb (const BaseType &rOther) const |
| Returns container expression which combines current rOther expression. More... | |
| template<class TIteratorType > | |
| SpecializedContainerExpression | Comb (TIteratorType Begin, TIteratorType End) const |
| Returns container expression which combines current and other expressions given by Begin and end. More... | |
| SpecializedContainerExpression | operator+ (const SpecializedContainerExpression &rOther) const |
| SpecializedContainerExpression & | operator+= (const SpecializedContainerExpression &rOther) |
| SpecializedContainerExpression | operator+ (const double Value) const |
| SpecializedContainerExpression & | operator+= (const double Value) |
| SpecializedContainerExpression | operator- (const SpecializedContainerExpression &rOther) const |
| SpecializedContainerExpression & | operator-= (const SpecializedContainerExpression &rOther) |
| SpecializedContainerExpression | operator- (const double Value) const |
| SpecializedContainerExpression & | operator-= (const double Value) |
| SpecializedContainerExpression | operator* (const SpecializedContainerExpression &rOther) const |
| SpecializedContainerExpression & | operator*= (const SpecializedContainerExpression &rOther) |
| SpecializedContainerExpression | operator* (const double Value) const |
| SpecializedContainerExpression & | operator*= (const double Value) |
| SpecializedContainerExpression | operator/ (const SpecializedContainerExpression &rOther) const |
| SpecializedContainerExpression & | operator/= (const SpecializedContainerExpression &rOther) |
| SpecializedContainerExpression | operator/ (const double Value) const |
| SpecializedContainerExpression & | operator/= (const double Value) |
| SpecializedContainerExpression | Power (const SpecializedContainerExpression &rOther) const |
| SpecializedContainerExpression | Power (const double Value) const |
Input and output | |
| std::string | Info () const override |
Type definitions | |
| using | BaseType = ContainerExpression< TContainerType, TMeshType > |
| using | IndexType = std::size_t |
| KRATOS_CLASS_POINTER_DEFINITION (SpecializedContainerExpression) | |
| Pointer definition of SpecializedContainerExpression. More... | |
Construct a new specialized ContainerExpression.
This class is used to represent objects which are the specializations of ContainerExpression. The base class is ContainerExpression<TContainerType>. Hence this class can be specialized to read and write data to different entity containers for each container type.
This class does not have any member variables, instead it uses expressions to represent the data. Therefore, all the operations such as "+", "-", "*", etc are light weight because they do not compute the value in place, they just create an expression which keeps track fo the expressions. These expressions are evaluated only if Evaluate. This also does not create additional vectors to hold the resultant value of the expression. It uses the model parts respective containers entity input/output method specified to write evaluated entity resultant values to model part entities. Hence, these SpecializedContainerExpression can be easily visualized using common variable data visualization methods.
Copy constructor is introduced with the base class type because, this allows copying data between compatible SpecializedContainerExpression containers. This copy is also light weight since this only copies the pointers, not the data itself.
This class can take advantage of OpenMP and MPI.
| TContainerType | Container type. |
| TContainerDataIO | Container entity input/output type. |
| TMeshType | Mesh type, should be Local, Ghost or Interface. |
| using Kratos::SpecializedContainerExpression< TContainerType, TContainerDataIO, TMeshType >::BaseType = ContainerExpression<TContainerType, TMeshType> |
| using Kratos::SpecializedContainerExpression< TContainerType, TContainerDataIO, TMeshType >::IndexType = std::size_t |
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Constructor.
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Copy constructor with base class used to transfer data between compatible data containers.
| SpecializedContainerExpression< TContainerType, TContainerDataIO, TMeshType >::Pointer Kratos::SpecializedContainerExpression< TContainerType, TContainerDataIO, TMeshType >::Clone |
Clones the existing data container.
This clones existing specialized data container. This is light weight operation since this just clones the expression pointer. No data copying for the underlying data in expression is done.
| SpecializedContainerExpression< TContainerType, TContainerDataIO, TMeshType > Kratos::SpecializedContainerExpression< TContainerType, TContainerDataIO, TMeshType >::Comb | ( | const BaseType & | rOther | ) | const |
Returns container expression which combines current rOther expression.
| rOther | Other contaienr expression to be combined. |
| SpecializedContainerExpression< TContainerType, TContainerDataIO, TMeshType > Kratos::SpecializedContainerExpression< TContainerType, TContainerDataIO, TMeshType >::Comb | ( | const std::vector< typename BaseType::Pointer > & | rListOfOthers | ) | const |
Returns container expression which combines current and all the other container expressions provided.
This method provides a combined container expression as explained in the following example. All the given container expressions in rListOfOthers should have the same number of entities as in the current container expression. The combination is done in the following order (The values won't be evaluated unless Evaluate is called.).
Assume current exression has following data with item shape [2] fand with 2 entities
data = [1, 2, 3, 4]
If the rListOfOthers has following Container expressions rListOfOthers[0] = data{5, 6} with 2 entities, and shape = [] rListOfOthers[1] = data{7, 8, 9, 10} with 2 entities, and shape = [2]
Then the resulting container expression will have shape of [5] with 2 entities. Following is the output data array which can be obtained after calling Evaluate method
output_data = [1, 2, 5, 7, 8, 3, 4, 6, 9, 10]
This creates a lazy expression, hence it has a constant cost complexity irrespective of the data size.
| rListOfOthers | List of other container expressions to be combined with the existing one. |
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Returns container expression which combines current and other expressions given by Begin and end.
| Begin | Begining of the container expressions list. |
| End | End of the container expressions list. |
| void Kratos::SpecializedContainerExpression< TContainerType, TContainerDataIO, TMeshType >::Evaluate | ( | const Variable< TDataType > & | rVariable | ) |
Assigns data of the expression to the entities of the container type in model part.
This method evaluates the expression in this container object and assigns value to the respective variable of the entities in the container. This method does not allocate additional memory of a vector to store the evaluated result of the expression hence this is memory efficient.
The given variable dimension and the dimension of the expression in the container data should match. Otherwise, an error is thrown. This is an expensive operation since this evaluates the expression for all the entities and stores them in their respective container.
This is compatible with OpenMP and MPI.
| TDataType |
| rVariable | Variable the data to be written to. |
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| Kratos::SpecializedContainerExpression< TContainerType, TContainerDataIO, TMeshType >::KRATOS_CLASS_POINTER_DEFINITION | ( | SpecializedContainerExpression< TContainerType, TContainerDataIO, TMeshType > | ) |
Pointer definition of SpecializedContainerExpression.
| SpecializedContainerExpression< TContainerType, TContainerDataIO, TMeshType > Kratos::SpecializedContainerExpression< TContainerType, TContainerDataIO, TMeshType >::operator* | ( | const double | Value | ) | const |
| SpecializedContainerExpression< TContainerType, TContainerDataIO, TMeshType > Kratos::SpecializedContainerExpression< TContainerType, TContainerDataIO, TMeshType >::operator* | ( | const SpecializedContainerExpression< TContainerType, TContainerDataIO, TMeshType > & | rOther | ) | const |
| SpecializedContainerExpression< TContainerType, TContainerDataIO, TMeshType > & Kratos::SpecializedContainerExpression< TContainerType, TContainerDataIO, TMeshType >::operator*= | ( | const double | Value | ) |
| SpecializedContainerExpression< TContainerType, TContainerDataIO, TMeshType > & Kratos::SpecializedContainerExpression< TContainerType, TContainerDataIO, TMeshType >::operator*= | ( | const SpecializedContainerExpression< TContainerType, TContainerDataIO, TMeshType > & | rOther | ) |
| SpecializedContainerExpression< TContainerType, TContainerDataIO, TMeshType > Kratos::SpecializedContainerExpression< TContainerType, TContainerDataIO, TMeshType >::operator+ | ( | const double | Value | ) | const |
| SpecializedContainerExpression< TContainerType, TContainerDataIO, TMeshType > Kratos::SpecializedContainerExpression< TContainerType, TContainerDataIO, TMeshType >::operator+ | ( | const SpecializedContainerExpression< TContainerType, TContainerDataIO, TMeshType > & | rOther | ) | const |
| SpecializedContainerExpression< TContainerType, TContainerDataIO, TMeshType > & Kratos::SpecializedContainerExpression< TContainerType, TContainerDataIO, TMeshType >::operator+= | ( | const double | Value | ) |
| SpecializedContainerExpression< TContainerType, TContainerDataIO, TMeshType > & Kratos::SpecializedContainerExpression< TContainerType, TContainerDataIO, TMeshType >::operator+= | ( | const SpecializedContainerExpression< TContainerType, TContainerDataIO, TMeshType > & | rOther | ) |
| SpecializedContainerExpression< TContainerType, TContainerDataIO, TMeshType > Kratos::SpecializedContainerExpression< TContainerType, TContainerDataIO, TMeshType >::operator- | ( | const double | Value | ) | const |
| SpecializedContainerExpression< TContainerType, TContainerDataIO, TMeshType > Kratos::SpecializedContainerExpression< TContainerType, TContainerDataIO, TMeshType >::operator- | ( | const SpecializedContainerExpression< TContainerType, TContainerDataIO, TMeshType > & | rOther | ) | const |
| SpecializedContainerExpression< TContainerType, TContainerDataIO, TMeshType > & Kratos::SpecializedContainerExpression< TContainerType, TContainerDataIO, TMeshType >::operator-= | ( | const double | Value | ) |
| SpecializedContainerExpression< TContainerType, TContainerDataIO, TMeshType > & Kratos::SpecializedContainerExpression< TContainerType, TContainerDataIO, TMeshType >::operator-= | ( | const SpecializedContainerExpression< TContainerType, TContainerDataIO, TMeshType > & | rOther | ) |
| SpecializedContainerExpression< TContainerType, TContainerDataIO, TMeshType > Kratos::SpecializedContainerExpression< TContainerType, TContainerDataIO, TMeshType >::operator/ | ( | const double | Value | ) | const |
| SpecializedContainerExpression< TContainerType, TContainerDataIO, TMeshType > Kratos::SpecializedContainerExpression< TContainerType, TContainerDataIO, TMeshType >::operator/ | ( | const SpecializedContainerExpression< TContainerType, TContainerDataIO, TMeshType > & | rOther | ) | const |
| SpecializedContainerExpression< TContainerType, TContainerDataIO, TMeshType > & Kratos::SpecializedContainerExpression< TContainerType, TContainerDataIO, TMeshType >::operator/= | ( | const double | Value | ) |
| SpecializedContainerExpression< TContainerType, TContainerDataIO, TMeshType > & Kratos::SpecializedContainerExpression< TContainerType, TContainerDataIO, TMeshType >::operator/= | ( | const SpecializedContainerExpression< TContainerType, TContainerDataIO, TMeshType > & | rOther | ) |
| SpecializedContainerExpression< TContainerType, TContainerDataIO, TMeshType > & Kratos::SpecializedContainerExpression< TContainerType, TContainerDataIO, TMeshType >::operator= | ( | const SpecializedContainerExpression< TContainerType, TContainerDataIO, TMeshType > & | rOther | ) |
| SpecializedContainerExpression< TContainerType, TContainerDataIO, TMeshType > Kratos::SpecializedContainerExpression< TContainerType, TContainerDataIO, TMeshType >::Power | ( | const double | Value | ) | const |
| SpecializedContainerExpression< TContainerType, TContainerDataIO, TMeshType > Kratos::SpecializedContainerExpression< TContainerType, TContainerDataIO, TMeshType >::Power | ( | const SpecializedContainerExpression< TContainerType, TContainerDataIO, TMeshType > & | rOther | ) | const |
| void Kratos::SpecializedContainerExpression< TContainerType, TContainerDataIO, TMeshType >::Read | ( | const Variable< TDataType > & | rVariable | ) |
Read data from the entities of the container type in model part.
This creates a LiteralVectorExpression with a vecor of size number_of_entities * dimension_of_variable And this vector is populated with the rVariable values from entities in the container of the model part.
This is compatible with OpenMP and MPI.
| TDataType |
| rVariable | Variable of the entities in the container |
| SpecializedContainerExpression< TContainerType, TContainerDataIO, TMeshType > Kratos::SpecializedContainerExpression< TContainerType, TContainerDataIO, TMeshType >::Reshape | ( | const std::vector< IndexType > & | rShape | ) | const |
Returns current expression reshaped to specified shape.
This method returns a new reshaped SpecializedContainerExpression. This reshaping is done on each entitiy's data array, and not on the flattened expression. Following is an example:
Assume a SpecializedContainerExpression with an expression of shape [2, 3] and 2 entities with following data values in the flattened representation.
data = [[[1, 2, 3], [4, 5, 6]], [[7, 8, 9], [10, 11, 12]]] <-----— 1 ------—> <--------— 2 --------—>
If the rShape = [3, 2] then the returned SpecializedContainerExpression will have an lazy expression which will return following output data when Evaluate is called.
output_data = [[[1, 2], [3, 4], [5, 6]], [[7, 8], [9, 10], [11, 12]]] output containers shape = [3, 2]
This creates a lazy expression, hence it has a constant cost complexity irrespective of the data size.
| rShape | New shape to used to reshape the existing expression. |
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Returns current expression reshaped to specified shape.
This method is same as the previous Reshape method. It accepts start and end iterators of the shape.
| Begin | Start iterator of the shape iterator. |
| End | End iterator of the shape iterator. |
| void Kratos::SpecializedContainerExpression< TContainerType, TContainerDataIO, TMeshType >::SetData | ( | const TDataType & | rValue | ) |
Set the Data For Container Variable to given value.
This replaces the existing expression with LiteralExpression<double> or LiteralArra3Expression. This is a light weight operation.
| TDataType |
| rValue | Value the container data is set to. |
| void Kratos::SpecializedContainerExpression< TContainerType, TContainerDataIO, TMeshType >::SetZero | ( | const Variable< TDataType > & | rVariable | ) |
| SpecializedContainerExpression< TContainerType, TContainerDataIO, TMeshType > Kratos::SpecializedContainerExpression< TContainerType, TContainerDataIO, TMeshType >::Slice | ( | const IndexType | Offset, |
| const IndexType | Stride | ||
| ) | const |
Returns a slice of the current expression. Slicing is based on the entity values.
This method returns a new sliced SpecializedContainerExpression. This slicing is done on each entitiy's data array, and not on the flattened expression. Following is an example:
Assume a SpecializedContainerExpression with an expression of shape [5] and 2 entities with following data values in the flattened representation.
data = [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10] <-— 1 -—> <--— 2 --—>
Data for entity 1 is represented with <–1-->.
If the Offset is 1, and Stride is 3 then, the SpecializedContainerExpression output of this method will produce the lazy expression which will give following data when SpecializedContainerExpression::Evaluate is called.
output_data = [2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 9] output containers shape = [3] = equal to Stride.
Slicing will always create one dimensional vector even if the input has more than one dimension.
This creates a lazy expression, hence it has a constant cost complexity irrespective of the data size.
| Offset | Offset of entity value to be considered to start slicing. |
| Stride | Length of components from the offset in the entity value. |


{% assign events-list = site.data.sync.events | where_exp:"ev", "ev.PositionIDList contains include.race-id" %} {% comment %} I think this should not miss any events. site.time is in UTC, which messes things up. But I am only including the date in date-now, and DateTimeStart includes the time as well, so should always be "bigger" if the date component is the same. {% endcomment %} {% assign date-now = site.time | date: "%F" %} {% assign events-filtered = (events-list | where_exp:"ev", "ev.DateTimeStart >= date-now") | where_exp:"ev", "ev.ForMultipleCandidates == 'Y'" %} {% if events-filtered.size > 0 %} {% assign events-sorted = events-filtered | sort: "DateTimeStart" %}


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Cookies are most commonly baked until crisp or just long enough that they remain soft, but some kinds of cookies are not baked at all. Cookies are made in a wide variety of styles, using an array of ingredients including sugars, spices, chocolate, butter, peanut butter, nuts, or dried fruits. The softness of the cookie may depend on how long it is baked.
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A cookie is a baked or cooked food that is typically small, flat and sweet. It usually contains flour, sugar and some type of oil or fat. It may include other ingredients such as raisins, oats, chocolate chips, nuts, etc. In most English-speaking countries except for the United States and Canada, crisp cookies are called biscuits. Chewier biscuits are sometimes called cookies even in the United Kingdom.[3] Some cookies may also be named by their shape, such as date squares or bars.
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A chocolate brownie (commonly referred to simply as a brownie) is a square or rectangular, chocolate baked treat. Brownies come in a variety of forms and may be either fudgy or cakey, depending on their density. They may include nuts, frosting, cream cheese, chocolate chips, or other ingredients. A variation made with brown sugar and vanilla rather than chocolate in the batter is called a blond brownie or blondie.
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Fruit cake is a served in Jamaica at Christmas celebrations and weddings. Slightly different than the Christmas fruit cake you find in Europe or the United States, this cake is potent and rich. In the Jamaican tradition, you make many cakes at once, because it is polite to offer cake to house guests during the holiday season.
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Coffee cake is any cake flavored with or intended to be eaten with coffee. British coffee cake is typically a sponge cake flavored with coffee, typically baked in a circular shape with two layers separated by coffee butter icing, which also covers the top of the cake. Walnuts are a common addition.


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--- layout: post status: publish published: true title: Communication & Collaboration author: display_name: Tomas Restrepo login: tomasr email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>url: http://winterdom.com/ author_login: tomasr author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://winterdom.com/ wordpress_id: 522 wordpress_url: http://winterdom.com/2003/01/communicationcollaboration date: '2003-01-01 10:30:35 +0000' date_gmt: '2003-01-01 10:30:35 +0000' categories: - Blogging tags: [] comments: [] ---
I read with interest Sam's thoughts on collaboration and the discussion that started from there. It's interesting because its something that I agree with, but, alas, don't have an easy solution to, either.
Something I find even more interesting is the fact that while working around a project might work well and build a collaboration environment, not always does it also mean that a real community might appear from there. For example, some Open-Source projects I've worked on have been very succesful (at least imho) and collaborating on them was great, but not much community (at least as I see it). Whether that's good or bad I still don't know.
Something else that really caught my eye in Sam's piece was his comment that " seems very difficult to get people to collaborate freely and consitently in a medium where they feel like they have an obligation
". While I agree in principle, I also find it ironic that when collaboration is built around a project, then the obligation to contribute is almost implied by definition [1]. To be able to collaborate to a project, you need to do something. Else, how are you collaborating?
[1] Note that this doesn't necessarily mean contributing code


Caravans from parts of country join JUI-F's Azadi March in Islamabad
by https://www.facebook.com/dunyanewsISLAMABAD (Dunya News) – Azadi March of JUI-F entered Islamabad on 5th day of its start where local leadership of PML-N and PPP welcomed the marchers.
Azadi March starting from Karachi travelled 1450 Km in 5 days to finally reach federal capital. The central rally under the leadership of Maulana Fazlur Rehman had started its journey from Karachi on Sunday.
The march travelling from Hyderabad, Matiari, Nawabshah, Noshehroferoz and Khairpur reached Sukkur for night stay. On Monday morning the march started its journey for Multan via Ghotki, Rahim Yar Khan and Uch Sharif.
On Tuesday the marchers moved towards Lahore via Khanewal, Mian Channu, Chicha Watnai, Sahiwal, Okara and Patoki. Passing night in Lahore the marchers moved towards their final destination in federal capital via Gujranwala, Gujrat, Jehlum and Gujar Khan.
JUI-F leadership remained in the container where consultations were being made.
Earlier, Maulana Fazal-ur-Rehman rejected the news regarding postponement of Azadi March and said all caravans are on their way to federal capital.
Talking to media, he said the protest against government includes a public rally and a sit in. He said all convoys of Azadi March would reach their destination as per plan.
He further said that there would be addresses after the marchers reach their final destination.
After Maulana Fazal senior leader of JUI-F Maulana Abdul Ghafoor Haidri while addressing a press conference firmly rejected the news that rally has been postponed. He said containers cannot stop us from marching towards Islamabad.
Haidri said some routes are close and clashes may happen. He said they would not object if government closes routes from Zero Point to D-Chowk.


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