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Preparation time
1-2 hours
Cooking time
10 to 30 mins
Serves
Serves 4-6
This fancy and pleasingly retro dessert can be made ahead of time - it’s great for a grown-up birthday party.
For the charlotte, prepare the raspberry jelly according to the packet instructions, and leave to set in a small round bowl in the fridge for 1 hour.
Blend the raspberries and icing sugar to a purée in a food processor, then strain the purée through a fine sieve into a bowl, discarding the seeds.
Heat the milk and half of the sugar in a saucepan until just simmering. Meanwhile, whisk the remaining caster sugar and all of the egg yolks in a bowl until pale and thick.
Pour the warm milk over the egg yolk mixture, whisking all the time, until well combined.
Return the custard mixture to the saucepan and cook, whisking well, until it thickens just enough to coat the back of a spoon — make sure that it doesn’t boil. Add the drained, squeezed gelatine to the custard and stir until dissolved.
Whisk the hot custard with the raspberry purée until smooth and well combined. Set aside to cool, then chill in the fridge for at least 30 minutes.
Meanwhile, for the Swiss roll, preheat the oven to 190C/170C Fan/Gas 5. Line 2 x 25x38cm/10x15in Swiss roll tins with baking parchment.
Whisk the eggs, sugar and vanilla bean paste in a large bowl until very light, fluffy and thickened. Fold the flour into the mixture using your hand, carefully lifting and mixing until it has all been incorporated.
Divide the Swiss roll mixture between the prepared tins and smooth the top until evenly spread out. Bake for 10-12 minutes, or until springy and just firm to the touch.
Wet 2 large clean tea towels and wring them out. Place them on a work surface and dust with caster sugar. Turn the sponges out onto the tea towels, then peel away the parchment.
Spread the raspberry jam all over the sponges, leaving a 2cm/1in border at one of the narrow ends. Tightly roll up the sponges, starting with the end with a border and using the tea towel to help you.
Grease a large pudding or trifle bowl with a little vegetable oil and line it with 3 sheets of cling film.
Slice the Swiss rolls into 1cm/½in-thick slices and use them to line the sides and base of the pudding bowl, starting at the bottom, and working your way up to cover all of the inside of the bowl, making sure there are no holes.
Add the set jelly to the pudding bowl, breaking it up if necessary.
Whisk the double cream until soft peaks form when the whisk is removed. Fold the cream into the chilled raspberry custard, then spoon the mixture on top of the jelly. Chill in the fridge for at least 4 hours.
To serve, upturn the pudding bowl onto a serving platter. Remove the cling film and decorate with the strawberries and mint. Serve in slices.
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A Linux daemon utility, nvidia-persistenced, addresses an undesirable side effect of the NVIDIA kernel driver behavior in certain computing environments. Whenever the NVIDIA device resources are no longer in use, the NVIDIA kernel driver will tear down the device state. Normally, this is the intended behavior of the device driver, but for some applications, the latencies incurred by repetitive device initialization can significantly impact performance.
To avoid this behavior, nvidia-persistenced provides a configuration option called "persistence mode" that can be set by NVIDIA management software, such as nvidia-smi. When persistence mode is enabled, the daemon holds the NVIDIA character device files open, preventing the NVIDIA kernel driver from tearing down device state when no other process is using the device. This utility does not actually use any device resources itself - it will simply sleep while maintaining a reference to the NVIDIA device state.
nvidia-persistenced is included with the NVIDIA Linux GPU driver. After installing the driver, this utility may be installed to run on system startup or manually with the command:
# nvidia-persistenced
in a terminal window. Note that the daemon may require root privileges to create its runtime data directory, /var/run/nvidia-persistenced/, or it may otherwise need to be run as a user that has access to that directory.
Detailed help and usage information is available primarily via the nvidia-persistenced man page, as well as the --help command line option.
The source code to nvidia-persistenced is released under the MIT license and is available at: https://download.nvidia.com/XFree86/nvidia-persistenced/.
If you have difficulty getting nvidia-persistenced to work as expected, the best way to gather information as to what is happening is to run the daemon with the --verbose option.
nvidia-persistenced detaches from its parent process very early on, and as such only invalid command line argument errors will be printed in the terminal window. All other output, including verbose informational messages, are sent to the syslog interface instead. Consult your distribution's documentation for accessing syslog output.
The daemon utility nvidia-persistenced is installed by the NVIDIA Linux GPU driver installer, but it is not installed to run on system startup. Due to the wide variety of init systems used by the various Linux distributions that the NVIDIA Linux GPU driver supports, we request that package maintainers for those distributions provide the packaging necessary to integrate well with their platform.
NVIDIA provides sample init scripts for some common init systems in /usr/share/doc/NVIDIA_GLX-1.0/sample/nvidia-persistenced-init.tar.bz2 to aid in installation of the utility.
nvidia-persistenced is intended to be run as a daemon from system initialization, and is generally designed as a tool for compute-only platforms where the NVIDIA device is not used to display a graphical user interface. As such, depending on how your package is typically used, it may not be necessary to install the daemon to run on system initialization.
If nvidia-persistenced is packaged to run on system initialization, the package installation, init script or system management utility that runs the daemon should provide the following:
It is strongly recommended, though not required, that the daemon be run as a non-root user for security purposes.
The daemon may either be started with root privileges and the --user option, or it may be run directly as the non-root user.
The daemon must be able to create its socket and PID file in this directory.
If the daemon is run as root, it will create this directory itself and remove it when it shuts down cleanly.
If the daemon is run as a non-root user, this directory must already exist, and the daemon will not attempt to remove it when it shuts down cleanly.
If the daemon is started as root, but provided a non-root user to run as via the --user option, the daemon will create this directory itself, chown it to the provided user, and setuid to the provided user to drop root privileges. The daemon may be unable to remove this directory when it shuts down cleanly, depending on the privileges of the provided user.


Module: Mongoid::Extensions::Object
- Defined in:
- lib/mongoid/extensions/object.rb
Defined Under Namespace
Modules: ClassMethods
Instance Method Summary collapse
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#__evolve_object_id__ ⇒ Object
(also: #__mongoize_object_id__)
Evolve a plain object into an object id.
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#__find_args__ ⇒ Object
Convert the object to args for a find query.
- #__mongoize_time__ ⇒ Object deprecated Deprecated.
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#__setter__ ⇒ String
Try to form a setter from this object.
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#__sortable__ ⇒ Object
Get the value of the object as a mongo friendy sort value.
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#__to_inc__ ⇒ Object
Conversion of an object to an $inc-able value.
- #blank_criteria? ⇒ false deprecated Deprecated.
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#do_or_do_not(name, *args) ⇒ Object?
Do or do not, there is no try.
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#ivar(name) ⇒ Object, false
Get the value for an instance variable or false if it doesn't exist.
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#mongoize ⇒ Object
Turn the object from the ruby type we deal with to a Mongo friendly type.
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#multi_arged? ⇒ false
Is the object multi args.
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#numeric? ⇒ false
Is the object a number?.
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#remove_ivar(name) ⇒ true, false
Remove the instance variable for the provided name.
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#resizable? ⇒ false
Is the object's size changable? Only returns true for arrays and hashes currently.
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#substitutable ⇒ Object
Get the substitutable version of an object.
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#you_must(name, *args) ⇒ Object?
You must unlearn what you have learned.
Instance Method Details
#__evolve_object_id__ ⇒ Object Also known as: __mongoize_object_id__
Evolve a plain object into an object id.
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# File 'lib/mongoid/extensions/object.rb', line 16 def __evolve_object_id__ self end |
#__find_args__ ⇒ Object
Convert the object to args for a find query.
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# File 'lib/mongoid/extensions/object.rb', line 29 def __find_args__ self end |
#__mongoize_time__ ⇒ Object
This method should not be used, because it does not return correct results for non-Time objects. Override mongoize_time in classes that are time-like to return an instance of Time or ActiveSupport::TimeWithZone.
Mongoize a plain object into a time.
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# File 'lib/mongoid/extensions/object.rb', line 47 def __mongoize_time__ self end |
#__setter__ ⇒ String
Try to form a setter from this object.
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# File 'lib/mongoid/extensions/object.rb', line 59 def __setter__ "#{self}=" end |
#__sortable__ ⇒ Object
Get the value of the object as a mongo friendy sort value.
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# File 'lib/mongoid/extensions/object.rb', line 71 def __sortable__ self end |
#__to_inc__ ⇒ Object
Conversion of an object to an $inc-able value.
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# File 'lib/mongoid/extensions/object.rb', line 83 def __to_inc__ self end |
#blank_criteria? ⇒ false
Checks whether conditions given in this object are known to be unsatisfiable, i.e., querying with this object will always return no documents.
This method is deprecated. Mongoid now uses _mongoid_unsatisfiable_criteria?
internally; this method is retained for backwards compatibility only. It always returns false.
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# File 'lib/mongoid/extensions/object.rb', line 99 def blank_criteria? false end |
#do_or_do_not(name, *args) ⇒ Object?
Do or do not, there is no try. – Yoda.
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# File 'lib/mongoid/extensions/object.rb', line 115 def do_or_do_not(name, *args) send(name, *args) if name && respond_to?(name) end |
#ivar(name) ⇒ Object, false
Get the value for an instance variable or false if it doesn't exist.
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# File 'lib/mongoid/extensions/object.rb', line 129 def ivar(name) var_name = "@_#{name}" if instance_variable_defined?(var_name) return instance_variable_get(var_name) else false end end |
#mongoize ⇒ Object
Turn the object from the ruby type we deal with to a Mongo friendly type.
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# File 'lib/mongoid/extensions/object.rb', line 147 def mongoize self end |
#multi_arged? ⇒ false
Is the object multi args.
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# File 'lib/mongoid/extensions/object.rb', line 159 def multi_arged? false end |
#numeric? ⇒ false
Is the object a number?
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# File 'lib/mongoid/extensions/object.rb', line 171 def numeric? false end |
#remove_ivar(name) ⇒ true, false
Remove the instance variable for the provided name.
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# File 'lib/mongoid/extensions/object.rb', line 185 def remove_ivar(name) if instance_variable_defined?("@_#{name}") return remove_instance_variable("@_#{name}") else false end end |
#resizable? ⇒ false
Is the object's size changable? Only returns true for arrays and hashes currently.
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# File 'lib/mongoid/extensions/object.rb', line 202 def resizable? false end |
#substitutable ⇒ Object
Get the substitutable version of an object.
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# File 'lib/mongoid/extensions/object.rb', line 214 def substitutable self end |
#you_must(name, *args) ⇒ Object?
You must unlearn what you have learned. – Yoda
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# File 'lib/mongoid/extensions/object.rb', line 230 def you_must(name, *args) frozen? ? nil : do_or_do_not(name, *args) end |


Project: The Travelling Salesman Problem Part 2
No matter how I alter the population or the mutation rate, the distance seems to get stuck around a distance of 8000 and a shape that it seems to stay in. I suspected that the mutation function didn’t made the “shape” the easiest permutation and the highest fitness in the beginning, so it stayed that way.
I changed the mutate function so that instead of swapping two random genes, it would pick genes and then randomly choose to replace them with the other chosen genes:
I then tried it out at 5% mutation and a population of 100. It got stuck at around a distance of 8000. Increasing the mutation rate to 7% got it closer. Increasing it to 10% got it even, even closer, down to 6700. I tried out a couple of different combos and I think this is the best it can do. This was a bit frustrating, but it made me realise that genetic algorithms have their limits, sadly. The initial population’s genes is important though, because that affects, I think, if it will reach the final solution.


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QAudioBuffer Class
The QAudioBuffer class represents a collection of audio samples with a specific format and sample rate. More...
| Header: | #include <QAudioBuffer> |
| qmake: | QT += multimedia |
Public Types
Public Functions
| QAudioBuffer() | |
| QAudioBuffer(const QAudioBuffer &other) | |
| QAudioBuffer(const QByteArray &data, const QAudioFormat &format, qint64 startTime = -1) | |
| QAudioBuffer(int numFrames, const QAudioFormat &format, qint64 startTime = -1) | |
| ~QAudioBuffer() | |
| int | byteCount() const |
| const void * | constData() const |
| const T * | constData() const |
| const void * | data() const |
| void * | data() |
| const T * | data() const |
| T * | data() |
| qint64 | duration() const |
| QAudioFormat | format() const |
| int | frameCount() const |
| bool | isValid() const |
| int | sampleCount() const |
| qint64 | startTime() const |
| QAudioBuffer & | operator=(const QAudioBuffer &other) |
Detailed Description
The QAudioBuffer class represents a collection of audio samples with a specific format and sample rate.
Member Type Documentation
typedef QAudioBuffer::S16S
This is a predefined specialization for a signed stereo 16 bit sample. Each channel is a signed short.
typedef QAudioBuffer::S16U
This is a predefined specialization for an unsigned stereo 16 bit sample. Each channel is an unsigned short.
typedef QAudioBuffer::S32F
This is a predefined specialization for an 32 bit float sample. Each channel is a float.
typedef QAudioBuffer::S8S
This is a predefined specialization for a signed stereo 8 bit sample. Each channel is a signed char.
typedef QAudioBuffer::S8U
This is a predefined specialization for an unsigned stereo 8 bit sample. Each channel is an unsigned char.
Member Function Documentation
QAudioBuffer::QAudioBuffer()
Create a new, empty, invalid buffer.
QAudioBuffer::QAudioBuffer(const QAudioBuffer &other)
Creates a new audio buffer from other. Generally this will have copy-on-write semantics - a copy will only be made when it has to be.
QAudioBuffer::QAudioBuffer(const QByteArray &data, const QAudioFormat &format, qint64 startTime = -1)
Creates a new audio buffer from the supplied data, in the given format. The format will determine how the number and sizes of the samples are interpreted from the data.
If the supplied data is not an integer multiple of the calculated frame size, the excess data will not be used.
This audio buffer will copy the contents of data.
startTime (in microseconds) indicates when this buffer starts in the stream. If this buffer is not part of a stream, set it to -1.
QAudioBuffer::QAudioBuffer(int numFrames, const QAudioFormat &format, qint64 startTime = -1)
Creates a new audio buffer with space for numFrames frames of the given format. The individual samples will be initialized to the default for the format.
startTime (in microseconds) indicates when this buffer starts in the stream. If this buffer is not part of a stream, set it to -1.
QAudioBuffer::~QAudioBuffer()
Destroys this audio buffer.
int QAudioBuffer::byteCount() const
Returns the size of this buffer, in bytes.
const void *QAudioBuffer::constData() const
Returns a pointer to this buffer's data. You can only read it.
This method is preferred over the const version of data() to prevent unnecessary copying.
There is also a templatized version of this constData() function that allows you to retrieve a specific type of read-only pointer to the data. Note that there is no checking done on the format of the audio buffer - this is simply a convenience function.
// With a 16bit sample buffer: const quint16 *data = buffer->constData<quint16>();
const T *QAudioBuffer::constData() const
const void *QAudioBuffer::data() const
Returns a pointer to this buffer's data. You can only read it.
You should use the constData() function rather than this to prevent accidental deep copying.
There is also a templatized version of this data() function that allows you to retrieve a specific type of read-only pointer to the data. Note that there is no checking done on the format of the audio buffer - this is simply a convenience function.
// With a 16bit sample const buffer: const quint16 *data = buffer->data<quint16>();
void *QAudioBuffer::data()
Returns a pointer to this buffer's data. You can modify the data through the returned pointer.
Since QAudioBuffers can share the actual sample data, calling this function will result in a deep copy being made if there are any other buffers using the sample. You should avoid calling this unless you really need to modify the data.
This pointer will remain valid until the underlying storage is detached. In particular, if you obtain a pointer, and then copy this audio buffer, changing data through this pointer may change both buffer instances. Calling data() on either instance will again cause a deep copy to be made, which may invalidate the pointers returned from this function previously.
There is also a templatized version of data() allows you to retrieve a specific type of pointer to the data. Note that there is no checking done on the format of the audio buffer - this is simply a convenience function.
// With a 16bit sample buffer: quint16 *data = buffer->data<quint16>(); // May cause deep copy
const T *QAudioBuffer::data() const
T *QAudioBuffer::data()
qint64 QAudioBuffer::duration() const
Returns the duration of audio in this buffer, in microseconds.
This depends on the /l format(), and the frameCount().
QAudioFormat QAudioBuffer::format() const
Returns the format of this buffer.
Several properties of this format influence how the duration() or byteCount() are calculated from the frameCount().
int QAudioBuffer::frameCount() const
Returns the number of complete audio frames in this buffer.
An audio frame is an interleaved set of one sample per channel for the same instant in time.
bool QAudioBuffer::isValid() const
Returns true if this is a valid buffer. A valid buffer has more than zero frames in it and a valid format.
int QAudioBuffer::sampleCount() const
Returns the number of samples in this buffer.
If the format of this buffer has multiple channels, then this count includes all channels. This means that a stereo buffer with 1000 samples in total will have 500 left samples and 500 right samples (interleaved), and this function will return 1000.
See also frameCount().
qint64 QAudioBuffer::startTime() const
Returns the time in a stream that this buffer starts at (in microseconds).
If this buffer is not part of a stream, this will return -1.
QAudioBuffer &QAudioBuffer::operator=(const QAudioBuffer &other)
Assigns the other buffer to this.


Angular black frames form studios in Toronto visual effects office
by Kristine KleinA black-painted wood structure separates spaces inside an old industrial building in Toronto that local firm StudioAC designed as office space for a visual effects company.
Located inside a former factory, Artjail is an open-plan office for a high-end VFX company that required ample space for its screening and computer equipment.
Studio AC redesigned the space with the aim to create work areas that eliminate acoustic interference and allowed lighting control – both necessary because of the client's colour correction work.
"The concept revolved programmatically around the creation of three VFX suites, which house editing equipment and client presentation capabilities," StudioAC said.
"As these spaces had the most intense requirements technically the design response proposed to elevate these as interior architectural elements."
The black-painted wooden frames are used to outline two volumes: one is closed to house a pair of VFX suites and the other is an open communal kitchen. The third VFX suite is located in the open-plan area outside of the box.
"Through a rigorous study of plan, function and form a concept that housed two of the VFX suites and a kitchen/meeting space into one architectural gesture was chosen," the studio added. "This element presents itself immediately when guests and staff enter the space acting as the functional and visual identity of the space."
The studios are fronted with glazed doors, while the kitchen is left open to the rest of the interior.
Simple materials are used throughout to complement the existing features in the factory such as exposed concrete floor, and a steel and wood structure.
Black panels run on the wall that divides the two volumes. Inside, the shorter walls are covered with plywood panels that are similar the hues of the wooden flooring.
"The black elements are then infilled with plywood panels to warm up the interiors and express the difference between 'frame' and 'wall'," lead architect Andrew Hill told Dezeen.
Grey sofas and chairs were paired with plywood tables and television stands inside the VFX suites. The kitchen is completed with sleek, black cabinetry and appliances.
Private and open offices and a phone booth also occupy the interior outside of the black frame. At the office's entrance, plywood was used to construct a rectangular reception desk.
StudioAC was founded in Toronto in 2015 and is led by Andrew Hill and Jennifer Kudlats. It recently completed the renovation of a Toronto residence that features "floating" timber-clad bedrooms and a wooden staircase and also remodelled an apartment inside an old candy factory to include custom arched volumes.


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A Form represents both a schema and data for a user-facing form.
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should appear to a user. Children of the form may then be populated with data, either programmaticaly or by the user.A
Form
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Represents a single Row in a form.
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The type of FormRow.
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Returns the Key-Value Pairs of the data representing the Form
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Many migrants stuck in lawless Mexican border state after trying to enter US
by Frank MilesThe United States has warned its citizens to stay away from the lawless border state of Tamaulipas, assigning the area in Mexico the same alert level given to war-torn countries such as Afghanistan and Syria.
It’s here where many migrants who made it to the United States to ask for asylum have been kept in limbo.
Tamaulipas is both the location of most illegal crossings and the state where the United States has returned the most asylum seekers — 20,700 as of early October.
Migrants have remained there at the crossroads of Tamaulipas for weeks and sometimes months awaiting their U.S. court dates.
The Associated Press reported that gangs had a new prey with the migrants, ramping up kidnapping, extortion, and illegal crossings to extract money fueling their empires.
“There’s probably nothing worse you could do in terms of overall security along the border,” said Jeremy Slack, a geographer at the University of Texas at El Paso who has studied the border region, crime and migration in Mexico. “I mean, it really is like the nightmare scenario.”
The Mexico City-based Institute for Women in Migration, which has tracked kidnappings of migrants and asylum-seekers, documented 212 abductions in Tamaulipas from mid-July through Oct. 15. Of the documented kidnappings in Tamaulipas, 197 took place in Nuevo Laredo, a city of about 500,000 with international bridges contributing to the trade economy.
Kennji Kizuka, a researcher for New York-based Human Rights First, said gangs were in the Nuevo Laredo office of Mexican migration, openly abducting asylum seekers who the United States had just sent back.
As of August, Human Rights First had recorded 100 violent crimes against returnees. By October, after it rolled out to Tamaulipas, that had more than tripled to 340. Most involved kidnapping and extortion.
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“They say ‘give me 10, 15, 25.’ They tell them they are going to take them to a safer place, and they give them to the highest bidder,” Edith Garrido, a nun who works at the Casa del Migrante shelter in Reynosa, explained. “A migrant is money for them, not a person.”
The Associated Press contributed to this report.


Organising Committee
- Janet Carter, University of Kent, Conference chair
- Neil Brown, King’s College, London, Co-programme chair
- Brett Becker, University College Dublin, Co-programme chair
- Steven Bradley, Durham University
- Quintin Cutts, University of Glasgow
- Sally Fincher, University of Kent
- Mark Wheadon, University of Kent, Website
Programme Committee
- Yasemin Allsop, University College London
- Marie Devlin, Newcastle University
- Peter Donaldson, University of Glasgow
- Meriel Huggard, Trinity College Dublin
- Peter Kemp, University of Roehampton
- Joseph Maguire, University of Glasgow
- Richard Millwood, Trinity College Dublin
- Aidan Mooney, Maynooth University
- Chris Napier, Newcastle University
- Keith Nolan, Maynooth University
- Matthew Poole, University of Portsmouth
- Keith Quille, Institute of Technology Tallaght
- Ella Taylor-Smith, Edinburgh Napier University
- Ian Utting, University of Kent
- Alison Varey, Edinburgh Napier University
- Jane Waite, Queen Mary University of London
- Michel Wermelinger, The Open University


module Block:sig
..end
typet =
block
include Bap.Std.Block_accessors
include Bap.Std.Block_traverse
val dfs : ?order:[ `post | `pre ] ->
?next:(t -> t seq) ->
?bound:(addr -> bool) ->
t -> t seq
dfs ?next ?bound blk
searches from the blk
using DFS.
Search can be bound with bound
, i.e., the search will not continue
on block that has no intersections with the specified bound. By
default the search is unbound. Search direction can be also
specified by the next
parameter. By default search is performed
in a forward direction, using succs
function. To search in a
reverse direction, use preds
function. The search result is
returned as a lazy sequence. Destinations of the block are visited
in the order of execution, e.g., taken branch is visited before
non taken. No such guarantee is made for the predecessors or any
other function provided as a next
arguments, since it is a
property of a next
function, not the algorithm itsef.
module Cfg:sig
..end
val to_graph : ?bound:(addr -> bool) ->
t -> Cfg.Block.t * Cfg.t
to_graph ?bound entry
builds a graph starting with entry
and
spanning all reachable blocks that are bounded by a memory region
bound
.bound
: defaults to infinite memory region.val to_imperative_graph : ?bound:(addr -> bool) ->
t -> Cfg.Block.t * Cfg.Imperative.t


AcceptUserResponseMerchant Class Reference
| Inherits from | NSObject |
| Declared in | AcceptUserResponse.h |
Overview
@class AcceptUserResponseMerchant
Complete merchant info as defined and received from backend
Tasks
-
status
property -
locale
property -
gatewaySignature
property -
terminalId
property -
updatedAt
property -
currency
property -
currencies
property -
countryCode
property -
gatewayLive
property -
id_
property -
city
property -
countryId
property -
taxRates
property -
state
property -
countryState
property -
ownerId
property -
phoneNumber
property -
address2
property -
gatewayLogin
property -
gatewayPassword
property -
whiteLabelApp
property -
name
property -
acquirerIdentifier
property -
createdAt
property -
merchantCategoryCode
property -
whiteLabelAppId
property -
cnpOperatorPin
property -
address1
property -
customerSupportPhoneNumber
property -
vatId
property -
zipCode
property -
externalId
property -
cnp_terminal_type
property -
cnp_transaction_category_code
property -
cnp_transaction_type
property -
cnp_terminal_capabilities
property -
cnp_terminal_additional_capabilities
property -
cnp_application_version_number
property -
cnp_force_online
property -
cnp_tac_default
property -
cnp_tac_denial
property -
cnp_tac_online
property -
cnp_target_percentage
property -
cnp_max_target_percentage
property -
cnp_treshold_value
property -
cnp_floor_limit
property -
cnp_constraint_checks
property -
net_taxation
property
Properties
acquirerIdentifier
@property (nonatomic, strong) NSString *acquirerIdentifier
Declared In
AcceptUserResponse.h
cnpOperatorPin
@property (nonatomic, strong) NSString *cnpOperatorPin
Declared In
AcceptUserResponse.h
cnp_application_version_number
@property (nonatomic, strong) NSString *cnp_application_version_number
Declared In
AcceptUserResponse.h
cnp_constraint_checks
@property (nonatomic, strong) NSString *cnp_constraint_checks
Declared In
AcceptUserResponse.h
cnp_floor_limit
@property (nonatomic, strong) NSString *cnp_floor_limit
Declared In
AcceptUserResponse.h
cnp_force_online
@property (nonatomic, strong) NSString *cnp_force_online
Declared In
AcceptUserResponse.h
cnp_max_target_percentage
@property (nonatomic, strong) NSString *cnp_max_target_percentage
Declared In
AcceptUserResponse.h
cnp_tac_default
@property (nonatomic, strong) NSString *cnp_tac_default
Declared In
AcceptUserResponse.h
cnp_tac_denial
@property (nonatomic, strong) NSString *cnp_tac_denial
Declared In
AcceptUserResponse.h
cnp_tac_online
@property (nonatomic, strong) NSString *cnp_tac_online
Declared In
AcceptUserResponse.h
cnp_target_percentage
@property (nonatomic, strong) NSString *cnp_target_percentage
Declared In
AcceptUserResponse.h
cnp_terminal_additional_capabilities
@property (nonatomic, strong) NSString *cnp_terminal_additional_capabilities
Declared In
AcceptUserResponse.h
cnp_terminal_capabilities
@property (nonatomic, strong) NSString *cnp_terminal_capabilities
Declared In
AcceptUserResponse.h
cnp_terminal_type
@property (nonatomic, strong) NSString *cnp_terminal_type
Declared In
AcceptUserResponse.h
cnp_transaction_category_code
@property (nonatomic, strong) NSString *cnp_transaction_category_code
Declared In
AcceptUserResponse.h
cnp_transaction_type
@property (nonatomic, strong) NSString *cnp_transaction_type
Declared In
AcceptUserResponse.h
cnp_treshold_value
@property (nonatomic, strong) NSString *cnp_treshold_value
Declared In
AcceptUserResponse.h
customerSupportPhoneNumber
@property (nonatomic, strong) NSString *customerSupportPhoneNumber
Declared In
AcceptUserResponse.h
gatewayPassword
@property (nonatomic, strong) NSString *gatewayPassword
Declared In
AcceptUserResponse.h
gatewaySignature
@property (nonatomic, strong) NSString *gatewaySignature
Declared In
AcceptUserResponse.h
merchantCategoryCode
@property (nonatomic, strong) NSString *merchantCategoryCode
Declared In
AcceptUserResponse.h


Class OnlineEftposClient
Core class for communication with the PayMark Online Eftpos API. Provides methods for performing transactions such as payments and refunds.
Inheritance
Inherited Members
Namespace: Yort.OnlineEftpos
Assembly: Yort.OnlineEftpos.dll
Syntax
public sealed class OnlineEftposClient : IOnlineEftposClient, IDisposable
Constructors
| Improve this Doc View SourceOnlineEftposClient(IOnlineEftposCredentialProvider, OnlineEftposApiVersion, OnlineEftposApiEnvironment)
Minium constructor.
Declaration
public OnlineEftposClient(IOnlineEftposCredentialProvider credentialProvider, OnlineEftposApiVersion apiVersion, OnlineEftposApiEnvironment apiEnvironment)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| IOnlineEftposCredentialProvider | credentialProvider | A IOnlineEftposCredentialProvider instance that can provide credentials used to obtain a token from the API for subsequent calls. See OnlineEftposCredentialsProvider for default implementations, or create your own. |
| OnlineEftposApiVersion | apiVersion | A value from the ApiVersion enum specifying the version of the Online Eftpos API this client connects to. |
| OnlineEftposApiEnvironment | apiEnvironment | A value from the ApiEnvironment enum specifying either a test or live environment for this client to connect to. |
See Also
| Improve this Doc View SourceOnlineEftposClient(IOnlineEftposCredentialProvider, OnlineEftposApiVersion, OnlineEftposApiEnvironment, HttpClient)
Full constructor.
Declaration
public OnlineEftposClient(IOnlineEftposCredentialProvider credentialProvider, OnlineEftposApiVersion apiVersion, OnlineEftposApiEnvironment apiEnvironment, HttpClient httpClient)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| IOnlineEftposCredentialProvider | credentialProvider | A IOnlineEftposCredentialProvider instance that can provide credentials used to obtain a token from the API for subsequent calls. See SecureStringOnlineEftposCredentialProvider (if available) or OnlineEftposCredentialsProvider for default implementations, or create your own. |
| OnlineEftposApiVersion | apiVersion | A value from the ApiVersion enum specifying the version of the Online Eftpos API this client connects to. |
| OnlineEftposApiEnvironment | apiEnvironment | A value from the ApiEnvironment enum specifying either a test or live environment for this client to connect to. |
| System.Net.Http.HttpClient | httpClient | A instance of System.Net.Http.HttpClient that will be used by this instance to perform all HTTP communication with the Online Eftpos API. |
See Also
Properties
| Improve this Doc View SourceApiEnvironment
Returns a value indicating the sandbox or production environment of the Online Eftpos API this client will connect to.
Declaration
public OnlineEftposApiEnvironment ApiEnvironment { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| OnlineEftposApiEnvironment |
Remarks
This property is read only, the value is provided when the object is instantiated via the constructor.
See Also
ApiVersion
Returns a value indicating the version of the Online Eftpos API this client will connect to.
Declaration
public OnlineEftposApiVersion ApiVersion { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| OnlineEftposApiVersion |
Remarks
This property is read only, the value is provided when the object is instantiated via the constructor.
See Also
Methods
| Improve this Doc View SourceCheckPaymentStatus(String)
Returns updated status information for a previously submitted payment request.
Declaration
public Task<OnlineEftposPaymentStatus> CheckPaymentStatus(string transactionId)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.String | transactionId | The unique id of a payment to retrieve the status of. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Threading.Tasks.Task<OnlineEftposPaymentStatus> | A task whose result is an instance of OnlineEftposPaymentStatus which describes the result of a successfully submitted payment. |
Exceptions
| Type | Condition |
|---|---|
| OnlineEftposAuthenticationException | Thrown if a token cannot be obtained from the API. Usually this indicates incorrect credentials. |
| OnlineEftposException | Thrown if an exception occurs or error information is returned from the API. |
See Also
| Improve this Doc View SourceCheckRefundStatus(String)
Returns updated status information for a previously submitted refund.
Declaration
public Task<OnlineEftposRefundStatus> CheckRefundStatus(string transactionId)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.String | transactionId | The unique id of a refund to retrieve the status of. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Threading.Tasks.Task<OnlineEftposRefundStatus> | A task whose result is an instance of OnlineEftposRefundStatus which describes the result of a successfully submitted refund. |
Exceptions
| Type | Condition |
|---|---|
| OnlineEftposAuthenticationException | Thrown if a token cannot be obtained from the API. Usually this indicates incorrect credentials. |
| OnlineEftposException | Thrown if an exception occurs or error information is returned from the API. |
See Also
| Improve this Doc View SourceDispose()
Disposes this instance and all internal resources, except the HttpClient provided in the constructor.
Declaration
public void Dispose()
PaymentSearch(OnlineEftposPaymentSearchOptions)
Searches for payments based on one or more provided criteria and returns a OnlineEftposPaymentSearchResult containing any found transactions.
Declaration
public Task<OnlineEftposPaymentSearchResult> PaymentSearch(OnlineEftposPaymentSearchOptions options)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| OnlineEftposPaymentSearchOptions | options | A OnlineEftposPaymentSearchOptions instance containing the search criteria and options for the search. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Threading.Tasks.Task<OnlineEftposPaymentSearchResult> | An OnlineEftposPaymentSearchResult instance containing the initial search results and any related meta-data. |
Remarks
The OnlineEftposPaymentSearchResult returned also contains information such as pagination url's for searches with many results.
RefundSearch(OnlineEftposRefundSearchOptions)
Searches for refunds based on one or more provided criteria and returns a OnlineEftposRefundSearchResult containing any found transactions.
Declaration
public Task<OnlineEftposRefundSearchResult> RefundSearch(OnlineEftposRefundSearchOptions options)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| OnlineEftposRefundSearchOptions | options | A OnlineEftposRefundSearchOptions instance containing the search criteria and options for the search. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Threading.Tasks.Task<OnlineEftposRefundSearchResult> | An OnlineEftposRefundSearchResult instance containing the initial search results and any related meta-data. |
Remarks
The OnlineEftposRefundSearchResult returned also contains information such as pagination url's for searches with many results.
RequestPayment(OnlineEftposPaymentRequest)
Starts a payment transaction. Sends a request for payment to the API, which will be forwarded to the payer for approval.
Declaration
public Task<OnlineEftposPaymentStatus> RequestPayment(OnlineEftposPaymentRequest paymentRequest)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| OnlineEftposPaymentRequest | paymentRequest | An instance of the OnlineEftposPaymentRequest class that provides details of the requested payment. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Threading.Tasks.Task<OnlineEftposPaymentStatus> | A task whose result is an instance of OnlineEftposPaymentStatus which describes the result of a successfully submitted payment. |
Remarks
Use the CheckPaymentStatus(String) method to obtain updated status information after the request has been submitted. Usually this is done in response to an HTTP callback from the API.
Exceptions
| Type | Condition |
|---|---|
| OnlineEftposAuthenticationException | Thrown if a token cannot be obtained from the API. Usually this indicates incorrect credentials. |
| OnlineEftposException | Thrown if an exception occurs or error information is returned from the API. |
See Also
| Improve this Doc View SourceSendRefund(OnlineEftposRefundRequest)
Sends a refund for a previous payment to the original payer.
Declaration
public Task<OnlineEftposRefundStatus> SendRefund(OnlineEftposRefundRequest refundRequest)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| OnlineEftposRefundRequest | refundRequest | An instance of the OnlineEftposRefundRequest class that provides details of the refund to issue. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Threading.Tasks.Task<OnlineEftposRefundStatus> | A task whose result is an instance of OnlineEftposRefundRequest which describes the result of a successfull submitted refund. |
Exceptions
| Type | Condition |
|---|---|
| OnlineEftposAuthenticationException | Thrown if a token cannot be obtained from the API. Usually this indicates incorrect credentials. |
| OnlineEftposException | Thrown if an exception occurs or error information is returned from the API. |


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- AABB - Class in application
-
An Axis Aligned Bounding Box (AABB) used for collision detection.
- AABB(double, double, double, double, double, double) - Constructor for class application.AABB
-
Creates an AAB with the given input values
- AABBs - Variable in class application.PhysicsSimulation
-
The AABBs of the objects in the simulation
- ab - Variable in class application.PhysicsSimulation
-
Used for collision detection, here for garbage collection reasons
- ac - Variable in class application.PhysicsSimulation
-
Used for collision detection, here for garbage collection reasons
- acc - Variable in class application.CustomObject
-
The acceleration of the object in x,y,z per second (not per update)
- acc - Variable in class application.Rotation
-
Acceleration of the rotation in x,y,z
- accelerate(double) - Method in class application.CustomObject
-
Accelerate the object by a certain time peroid
- acceleratePosition(double) - Method in class application.CustomObject
-
Accelerate just the position of the object by a certain time
- accelerateRotation(double) - Method in class application.CustomObject
-
Accelerate just the rotation of the object by a certain time
- activeMaterialName - Static variable in class application.ObjImporter
-
The name of the current active material
- actualLPVertices - Variable in class application.CustomObject
-
List of the actual LP Vertices (not relative to position/rotation)
- actualLPVertsUpdated - Variable in class application.CustomObject
-
Has the actual vertex position of the low poly vertices been updated since the last movement
- actualVertices - Variable in class application.CustomObject
-
List of the actual vertices (not relative to position/rotation)
- actualVertsUpdated - Variable in class application.CustomObject
-
Has the actual vertex position of the vertices been updated since the last movement
- addFace() - Static method in class application.ObjImporter
-
Adds a face to the list of faces.
- addFrame() - Method in class application.FPSSystem
-
Increases the number of frames since the last fps update.
- addKeyListener() - Method in class application.Renderer
-
Sets up the hotkeys for turning textures on/off etc and for closing the program
- addNormalAndTextureToVertex(String) - Static method in class application.ObjImporter
-
Adds a normal and texture coordinate (if present) to a vertex given a face triplet in the form "x/y/z" where y and z are optional
- addObject(CustomObject, CustomObject) - Method in class application.ConfigCreatorSim
-
Adds an object (and low poly physics version of an object) to the running simulation
- addObject(CustomObject, CustomObject) - Method in class application.ConfigSimulation
-
Adds an object (and its associated low poly version) to the simulation.
- addObjectBox - Variable in class application.ConfigController
-
- addObjectButton - Variable in class application.ConfigController
-
- addTextureCoord() - Static method in class application.ObjImporter
-
Adds the current line as a texture coordinate to the list of texture coordinates
- addVertex() - Static method in class application.ObjImporter
-
Adds a vertex to the vertices list with the position specified in the current line
- addVertexNormal() - Static method in class application.ObjImporter
-
Adds a normal specified on the current line to the normals list
- ap - Variable in class application.PhysicsSimulation
-
Used for collision detection, here for garbage collection reasons
- application - package application
-


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java.lang.Object edu.uci.isr.yancees.client.dispatcher.yancees.YanceesAdapter
| Nested Class Summary | |
class |
YanceesAdapter.SubscriberMediator
Performs the mapping between the SubscriberInterface and the DispatcherListenerInterface Behind this fašade, we interact with a remote implementation of Yancees. |
| Field Summary | |
java.lang.String |
ADAPTER_NAME
|
| Constructor Summary | |
YanceesAdapter()
|
| Method Summary | |
void |
connect(java.lang.String address)
Connects and initializes the registered dispatchers This method is used by the server-specific adapters |
java.lang.String |
getAdapterName()
|
void |
publish(EventInterface evnt)
|
void |
resumeDispatcher(EventDispatcherListenerInterface li)
resumes the delivery of notifications to the given subscriber n . |
void |
shutdownDispatcher()
closes this Dispatcher service access point. |
void |
subscribe(SubscriptionInterface sub,
EventDispatcherListenerInterface li)
subscribes for sequences of events matching pattern p. |
void |
suspendDispatcher(EventDispatcherListenerInterface li)
suspends the delivery of notifications to the given subscriber li . |
void |
unsubscribe(EventDispatcherListenerInterface li)
cancels all the subscriptions posted by n. |
void |
unsubscribe(SubscriptionInterface sub,
EventDispatcherListenerInterface li)
cancels the subscriptions, posted by li, whose subscripton sub' is covered by subscripiton p. |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
| Field Detail |
public final java.lang.String ADAPTER_NAME
| Constructor Detail |
public YanceesAdapter()
| Method Detail |
public void connect(java.lang.String address) throws DispatcherException
EventDispatcherAdapterInterface
connect
in interface EventDispatcherAdapterInterface
address
- is the address of the server.
DispatcherException
public void resumeDispatcher(EventDispatcherListenerInterface li) throws DispatcherException
EventDispatcherAdapterInterface
n
.
resumeDispatcher
in interface EventDispatcherAdapterInterface
DispatcherException
public void shutdownDispatcher() throws DispatcherException
EventDispatcherAdapterInterface
shutdownDispatcher
in interface EventDispatcherAdapterInterface
DispatcherException
public void subscribe(SubscriptionInterface sub, EventDispatcherListenerInterface li) throws DispatcherException
EventDispatcherAdapterInterface
Notice that given the distributed nature of some implementations of Dispatcher interface, there exist race conditions that might affect the semantics of subscriptions. A subscriber might miss some notifications published before or while the subscription is processed by Dispatcher.
Also, keep in mind that the current implementation of Dispatcher does not enforce any temporal order for the delivery of notifications. This limitation might affect the recognition of patterns. For example, two notifications x and y, generated at time tx and ty respectively, with tx < ty, in that order matching a pattern P=(fx fy), might in fact reach the subscriber at times Tx and Ty, with Tx > Ty, in which case pattern P would not be matched.
subscribe
in interface EventDispatcherAdapterInterface
li
- is the subscribersub
- is the subscription pattern
DispatcherException
EventDispatcherAdapterInterface.unsubscribe(edu.uci.isr.yancees.SubscriptionInterface, edu.uci.isr.yancees.dispatcher.EventDispatcherListenerInterface)
public void suspendDispatcher(EventDispatcherListenerInterface li) throws DispatcherException
EventDispatcherAdapterInterface
li
.
suspendDispatcher
in interface EventDispatcherAdapterInterface
li
- subscriber to be suspended
DispatcherException
public void unsubscribe(EventDispatcherListenerInterface li) throws DispatcherException
EventDispatcherAdapterInterface
unsubscribe
in interface EventDispatcherAdapterInterface
li
- is the subscriber
DispatcherException
EventDispatcherAdapterInterface.subscribe(edu.uci.isr.yancees.SubscriptionInterface, edu.uci.isr.yancees.dispatcher.EventDispatcherListenerInterface)
public void unsubscribe(SubscriptionInterface sub, EventDispatcherListenerInterface li) throws DispatcherException
EventDispatcherAdapterInterface
Unsubscriptions might incurr in the same kind of race conditions as subscriptions. Dispatcher will stop sending notifications to the subscriber only after it has completed the processing of the unsubscription. Due to the distributed nature of some implementations of Dispatcher, this might result in some additional ``unsolicited'' notifications.
unsubscribe
in interface EventDispatcherAdapterInterface
li
- is the subscriber interface
DispatcherException
EventDispatcherAdapterInterface.subscribe(edu.uci.isr.yancees.SubscriptionInterface, edu.uci.isr.yancees.dispatcher.EventDispatcherListenerInterface)
public void publish(EventInterface evnt) throws DispatcherException
publish
in interface EventDispatcherAdapterInterface
DispatcherException
Event
public java.lang.String getAdapterName()
getAdapterName
in interface EventDispatcherAdapterInterface
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Input something like 1 + 1.
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This calculator supports +-*/^(), whitespaces, and integers and floating numbers.
+-*/^()


Return substrings from Tensor
of strings.
tf.compat.v1.strings.substr( input, pos, len, name=None, unit='BYTE' )
For each string in the input Tensor
, creates a substring starting at index
pos
with a total length of len
.
If len
defines a substring that would extend beyond the length of the input
string, then as many characters as possible are used.
A negative pos
indicates distance within the string backwards from the end.
If pos
specifies an index which is out of range for any of the input strings,
then an InvalidArgumentError
is thrown.
pos
and len
must have the same shape, otherwise a ValueError
is thrown on
Op creation.
NOTE: Substr
supports broadcasting up to two dimensions. More about
broadcasting
here
Examples
Using scalar pos
and len
:
input = [b'Hello', b'World'] position = 1 length = 3 output = [b'ell', b'orl']
Using pos
and len
with same shape as input
:
input = [[b'ten', b'eleven', b'twelve'], [b'thirteen', b'fourteen', b'fifteen'], [b'sixteen', b'seventeen', b'eighteen']] position = [[1, 2, 3], [1, 2, 3], [1, 2, 3]] length = [[2, 3, 4], [4, 3, 2], [5, 5, 5]] output = [[b'en', b'eve', b'lve'], [b'hirt', b'urt', b'te'], [b'ixtee', b'vente', b'hteen']]
Broadcasting pos
and len
onto input
:
input = [[b'ten', b'eleven', b'twelve'], [b'thirteen', b'fourteen', b'fifteen'], [b'sixteen', b'seventeen', b'eighteen'], [b'nineteen', b'twenty', b'twentyone']] position = [1, 2, 3] length = [1, 2, 3] output = [[b'e', b'ev', b'lve'], [b'h', b'ur', b'tee'], [b'i', b've', b'hte'], [b'i', b'en', b'nty']]
Broadcasting input
onto pos
and len
:
input = b'thirteen' position = [1, 5, 7] length = [3, 2, 1] output = [b'hir', b'ee', b'n']
input
: A Tensor
of type string
. Tensor of stringspos
: A Tensor
. Must be one of the following types: int32
, int64
.
Scalar defining the position of first character in each substringlen
: A Tensor
. Must have the same type as pos
.
Scalar defining the number of characters to include in each substringunit
: An optional string
from: "BYTE", "UTF8_CHAR"
. Defaults to "BYTE"
.
The unit that is used to create the substring. One of: "BYTE"
(for
defining position and length by bytes) or "UTF8_CHAR"
(for the UTF-8
encoded Unicode code points). The default is "BYTE"
. Results are undefined if
unit=UTF8_CHAR
and the input
strings do not contain structurally valid
UTF-8.name
: A name for the operation (optional).A Tensor
of type string
.


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I'm in the club called 'Likelion' now. I hope to learn about web development and improve my skills so that I can take a step further in my future career.
Numerous agvs are moving in warehouses or semiconductor processes. The goal is to reduce waiting time of agvs by using deep learning.
According to KISA's Internet Usage Survey in 2017, 68.2% of Internet users ages 6 and over have become SNS users using SNS (Social Network Service) within the past one year. However, since the current database model is not optimized for networking due to structural limitations, we propose a new database model to solve this problem.
It is hard to find a parking spot because many people come to a large mart. Therefore, we introduce a partial reservation system to reduce the waiting time.
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Using CNN(Convolution Neural Network), learn the model that has a lot of low quality images converted from high quality images. Then the second network, the prior network, performs additional work. It adds a new pixel with the features already known about the class to which the source image belongs.


Qualifications: MA (Applied Theology Family Youth and Community Work)
Experience: Fifteen years experience in ministry to those on the fringe of society working for Churches, Not For Profits and Councils in the UK.
I love working for Open House and I am excited for the future. When I applied to work at Open House i saw the role as the coming together of all my previous roles & experiences. I find it very interesting to look back at my life and see how what seemed liked isolated projects coming together for my role at Open House. I firmly believe it is God’s plan for my life coming together.
I feel very privileged to be leading Open House into the next generation. So what are my hopes for Open House? In the short term my hope is that Open House will continue to serve the local community both in supportive and practical ways. Also that Open House will become better known in the Banyule area and that projects will be developed to serve the real needs of those living in the community. And that in another 40 years we will still be here.
Qualifications: Completion of Year 12
Experience: Secretarial, Administrative and Reception positions in Government departments, Private Enterprise and the Community Welfare sector
After working in many Secretarial/Admin/Reception positions in both private enterprise and government I decided that I would like to work for a community welfare type of organisation. I was looking for more than just a job - I wanted to make a contribution to people's wellbeing. I found what I was looking for at Open House and have been working in the position of Administration Coordinator for some years. I have enjoyed working with the staff, volunteers and participants and many good friends have been made along the way.
Many special memories come to mind but one that I am reminded of every year around Christmas time concerns my beginnings at Open House. I began working with the organisation only a few weeks before Christmas and one day I was walking down the side path returning to my office after lunch. Wednesday Club was preparing for our Christmas celebrations by practising some carols. Well, the music and singing that wafted out of the windows of the floor above the pathway was just beautiful; joyful and uplifting and they sounded like a choir of angels singing above my head. We have had many enjoyable Christmas's at Open House since that time but the memory of that special day stays with me.
Qualifications: .....
Experience: ......
I was introduced to Open House by a friend who was on team. Soon after that I started volunteering as Camp Parents with Sara for a couple of years. In 1996 I came on staff as a Youth Skills Coordinator at our live-in farm in Hurstbridge.
I am currently managing the Youth Workshop Mentoring Program (MacLeod), supporting young people struggling with school and wanting to enter into a trade, we assist through hands on learning and friendship mentoring with a committed team of staff and volunteers.
I subscribe to the idea that “it takes a village to raise a child” and we all have apart to play in improving community. So Open House’s values resonate with me in providing long term friendship. I love seeing people grow and tracking through life together.
Qualifications: Bachelor of Business (Sport & Leisure Management), White Card (Worksafe OHS), First Aid, Boat & Scuba Diving license.
Experience: Five years experience working with local government, council, schools, leisure centres, housing Commissions and sports clubs to develop community programs and recreational facilities.
My journey at Open House began in October 2014 after a number of months of sharing and discussing the organisation with Brett at the church we attend. I had been contemplating a change in career from sports consulting / recreation facility management to working with youth and in a practical environment. I had heard a lot about the amazing work Open House had done and was very interested in being apart of the organisation that was making a difference in many peoples lives. After much prayer and careful consideration I decided that I would resign from the corporate world and begin my career in Youth Work at Open House.
Something that makes me feel proud to be a part of Open House is its ability to provide a place for anyone to belong and feel loved, accepted and cared for. I’ve also been impressed with the volunteers, team members and staffs attitudes and heart towards making a difference in their local community. I am blessed to be a part of such an amazing organisation with wonderful volunteers, team and staff members and am thankful for the opportunities I have in making a difference in our local community"
Qualifications: Certificate II Community Services Support Work, First Aid
Experience: 20 years community work with semi/retired people, the lonely, those with learning difficulties and primary school children.
I have been involved with the Open House family since 1977, first doing voluntary work on and off over the years until God called me to join the staff in 2005. At first I ignored God because l had no desires to be part of the staff, l was happy plodding along doing my voluntary work. I was at church one morning when this overwhelming sensation came over me and it was God reassuring me that he wanted me to join the staff, and that he would be there with me every step of the way. I sunk into my seat and wanted to hide but knew that wouldn't do me any good because God knows where we are and everything about us. I give thanks and praise to God for calling me to be a part of this amazing ministry, to see lives changes and people grow is an incredible blessing.
Qualifications: Bachelor of Youth Work
Experience: .....
I began my journey with Open House in 2016 and I am greatful to have joined such a wonderful group of people, i am so excited to see what the future beings for Open House. In the time I have been here, I have already seen how lives have been impacted by the wonderful programs that are offered here at Open House, and I cannot wait to see the many more lives that will be changed because of God and the dedicated staff and volunteers. The future of the youth programs that run at Open House is bright and the team cannot wait to expand these programs and create more outreach within the local community.
Qualifications: Diploma of hospitality (Management), Certificate IV disability, First Aid Level 2
Experience: 5 yrs experience in youth and adult work, 10yrs experience of hospitality, event planning, management of business (cafés and Bakers Delight)
My journey began in 2010 when I started to volunteer in a girls mentoring program. This had been my first experience in volunteering which then opened up the door for many more opportunities to get involved in at Open House.
The following year I was offered to became a staff member and take on the role of the Adele Oldmedow traineeship. This traineeship was in memory of Adele and it was to give young people the opportunity to grow in life and the opportunity to help others just like Adele. Five years on I am still here and enjoying my role giving long term friendship and providing a place for young people to belong and be themselves within the programs that we run.
Qualifications: Bachelor of Social Science
Experience: .....
My journey at Open House began in April 2014, when a worker from Volunteers of Banyule arranged for me to meet a guy called Glenn at the Ivanhoe site. As soon as I arrived I recognised the building from my school days and remembered walking past a dozen times but not really knowing what went on inside. After meeting Glenn I had no idea what to expect.
My first volunteer experience was in the Friday youth group. I remember we had to take our shoes off for a game. I was wearing Rudolf Christmas socks and my face went as red as Rudolf’s nose. I found as a volunteer I would regularly come out of my comfort zone and as a result, experience growth and build friendships with the participants.
After attending the Southern Cross Kids Camp in early 2015, I decided to leave my job as a mechanic and study youth work. During the course I did my placements with The Salvation Army and Open House. I always felt that Open House was where I wanted to be. An opportunity came to work part-time at Open House, with the transition to become full-time on the Adele Traineeship. I am incredibly blessed to be supported by my wife and by the team at Open House. I’m thankful for this opportunity to serve, to grow and to be a part of young people’s lives in the community.
Qualifications: .....
Experience: .....
Ms Tavargeri will be joining the Open House team in Feburary 2017
Qualifications: BA Arts, Grad Dip Counselling, Adv. Cert, Residential and Community Service/Youth Work
Experience: Chaplain at Macleod Secondary College
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Anticipatory bail in rape case for cosmetic surgeon
TV actor has accused him of rape
by Sonam SaigalThe city civil and sessions court granted anticipatory bail to a cosmetic and plastic surgeon after a television actor accused him of raping her.
Additional Sessions Judge Kalpana Hore was hearing the bail plea filed by Dr. Viral Desai. On August 9, the actor accused Dr. Desai of sexually assaulting her. Dr. Desai refuted the allegations saying he and the actor were in a consensual relationship for the past few years and that the facts of August 9 were being purposefully misrepresented by her.
Dr. Desai had submitted evidence in the form of photographs and WhatsApp Chats to show that he and the complainant were in a consensual relationship. Even after the alleged incident of rape, the complainant took the doctor for dinner from his clinic in Santacruz (East) and continued to have chats with him on a regular basis.
Advocate Parvez Memon, appearing for Mr. Desai, pointed out to the court that the complainant is a 42-year-old actor going through a troubled marriage and is in the midst of a divorce case in the family court.
There could not have been a relationship on the basis of a promise of marriage since the complainant was already married, argued Mr. Memon.
On September 3, another bench of the sessions court had restrained the actor from publishing defamatory material on social media against the doctor.


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Homicide
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#include <src/tmcl/tmcldefs.h>
Data Fields | |
| uint8_t | reply_address |
| uint8_t | module_address |
| uint8_t | status |
| uint8_t | command |
| uint32_t | value |
| uint8_t | checksum |
Structure for holding the reply of a module.
Definition at line 283 of file tmcldefs.h.
| uint8_t TMCLReplyStruct::checksum |
Checksum
Definition at line 289 of file tmcldefs.h.
| uint8_t TMCLReplyStruct::command |
Command
Definition at line 287 of file tmcldefs.h.
| uint8_t TMCLReplyStruct::module_address |
Module address
Definition at line 285 of file tmcldefs.h.
| uint8_t TMCLReplyStruct::reply_address |
Reply address
Definition at line 284 of file tmcldefs.h.
| uint8_t TMCLReplyStruct::status |
Definition at line 286 of file tmcldefs.h.
| uint32_t TMCLReplyStruct::value |
Value
Definition at line 288 of file tmcldefs.h.


Static Public Attributes | |
| static final int | Head = 0 |
| Head. More... | |
| static final int | Neck = 1 |
| Neck. More... | |
| static final int | LShoulder = 2 |
| Left shoulder. More... | |
| static final int | RShoulder = 3 |
| Right shoulder. More... | |
| static final int | LElbow = 4 |
| Left elbow. More... | |
| static final int | RElbow = 5 |
| Right elbow. More... | |
| static final int | LHand = 6 |
| Left hand. More... | |
| static final int | RHand = 7 |
| Right hand. More... | |
| static final int | LChest = 8 |
| Left chest. More... | |
| static final int | RChest = 9 |
| Right chest. More... | |
| static final int | LWaist = 10 |
| Left waist. More... | |
| static final int | RWaist = 11 |
| Right waist. More... | |
| static final int | LKnee = 12 |
| Left knee. More... | |
| static final int | RKnee = 13 |
| Right knee. More... | |
| static final int | LFoot = 14 |
| Left foot. More... | |
| static final int | RFoot = 15 |
| Right foot. More... | |
| static final int | Torso = 16 |
| Torso. More... | |
| static final int | Count = 17 |
| The total number of joints. More... | |
Skeleton joint index.
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static |
The total number of joints.
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static |
Head.
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static |
Left chest.
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static |
Left elbow.
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static |
Left foot.
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static |
Left hand.
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static |
Left knee.
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static |
Left shoulder.
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Left waist.
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Neck.
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static |
Right chest.
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Right elbow.
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Right foot.
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Right hand.
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Right knee.
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Right shoulder.
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Right waist.
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Torso.


Ondo 2020: We Won't Allow Repeat Of "Electoral Fraud" In Kogi, Bayelsa –PDP
National Chairman of the PDP, Uche Secondus, who stated this on Tuesday in Akure, capital of Ondo, while receiving some new members to the party’s fold, said Saturday’s election in both states was turned to a war and marred by several electoral malpractices.
by SaharaReporters, New York
The Peoples Democratic Party has vowed to resist any attempt by the All Progressives Congress to repeat the "electoral fraud" perpetrated in the just concluded governorship elections in Kogi and Bayelsa states during next year’s governorship poll in Ondo State.
National Chairman of the PDP, Uche Secondus, who stated this on Tuesday in Akure, capital of Ondo, while receiving some new members to the party’s fold, said Saturday’s election in both states was turned to a war and marred by several electoral malpractices.
Secondus, who was represented by Southwest Chairman of the party, Eddy Olafeso, noted that the APC had destroyed the good legacies laid down by the PDP.
He said, “The party (APC) has destroyed everything called Nigeria. You all saw what they did in Kogi and Bayelsa states in last Saturday’s governorship election.
“I know Ondo State would have to resist such electoral fraud. I know the PDP would not allow such charade here. We won't at all.
“I am sure there is even more awareness here and the people are more politically conscious in Ondo State unlike in Kogi or Bayelsa states.
“They have stolen enough and we all must resist them doing same as our people prepares for next year’s governorship election in Ondo.”


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This table contains entries for human G protein a, b and g subunits in the UniProt database. Links are provided to view the original UniProt protein entries, and their display in InterPro.
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Protein name |
Organism |
InterPro Domain Architecture |
InterPro Graphical Match |
Function |
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G protein, a subunit |
G protein G(o), a1 subunit |
Homo sapiens
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G(o)
function unclear |
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G protein G(o), a2 subunit |
Homo sapiens
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G(o)
function unclear |
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G protein G(y), a subunit |
Homo
sapiens |
|
Activator of phospholipase C |
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G protein, a12 subunit |
Homo sapiens |
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Signalling |
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G protein, a13 subunit |
Homo sapiens |
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Signalling |
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|
|
G protein, a14 subunit |
Homo sapiens |
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Signalling |
||
|
|
G protein, a15 subunit |
Homo sapiens |
|
Signalling |
||
|
|
G protein G(olf), a subunit |
Homo
sapiens |
|
Mediates
signal transduction within the olfactory neuroepithelium and the basal ganglia |
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|
G protein G(k), a subunit |
Homo sapiens |
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Stimulates
receptor-regulated K(+) channels |
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G protein G(s), a subunit |
Homo sapiens |
|
Involved in
hormonal regulation of adenylate cyclase in response to b‑adrenergic stimuli |
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|
|
G protein G(z), a subunit |
Homo
sapiens |
|
Signalling |
||
|
|
G protein G(i), a1 subunit |
Homo sapiens |
|
Involved
in hormonal regulation of adenylate cyclase; inhibit the cyclase in response
to b‑adrenergic stimuli |
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|
|
G protein G(i), a2 subunit |
Homo
sapiens |
|
Involved
in hormonal regulation of adenylate cyclase; inhibit the cyclase in response
to b‑adrenergic stimuli |
||
|
|
G protein G(q), a subunit |
Homo
sapiens |
|
Signalling |
||
|
|
G protein G(t), a1 subunit (transducin
a) |
Homo
sapiens |
|
Amplifier
and transducer of a visual impulse that performs the coupling between
rhodopsin and cGMP-phosphodiesterase |
||
|
|
G protein G(t), a2 subunit (transducin
a2) |
Homo
sapiens |
|
Amplifier
and transducer of a visual impulse that performs the coupling between
rhodopsin and cGMP-phosphodiesterase |
||
|
G protein, b subunit |
G protein
G(I)G(S)G(T), b1 subunit |
Homo sapiens |
|
b and g chains required for GTPase
activity |
||
|
|
G protein
G(I)G(S)G(T), b2 subunit |
Homo sapiens |
|
b and g chains required for GTPase
activity |
||
|
|
G protein
G(I)G(S)G(T), b3 subunit |
Homo sapiens |
|
b and g chains required for GTPase
activity |
||
|
|
G protein, b4 subunit |
Homo sapiens |
|
b and g chains required for GTPase
activity |
||
|
|
G protein, b5 subunit |
Homo sapiens |
|
b and g chains required for GTPase
activity |
||
|
G protein, g subunit |
G protein G(T),
gT1 subunit |
Homo sapiens |
|
b and g chains required for GTPase
activity |
||
|
|
G protein
G(I)G(S)G(O), g2 subunit |
Homo
sapiens |
|
b and g chains required for GTPase
activity |
||
|
|
G protein
G(I)G(S)G(O), g3 subunit |
Homo sapiens |
|
b and g chains required for GTPase
activity |
||
|
|
G protein
G(I)G(S)G(O), g4 subunit |
Homo sapiens |
|
Interacts with beta-1 and beta-2, but not with beta-3 |
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|
|
G protein
G(I)G(S)G(O), g5 subunit |
Homo sapiens |
|
b and g chains required for GTPase
activity |
||
|
|
G protein
G(I)G(S)G(O), g7 subunit |
Homo sapiens |
|
b and g chains required for GTPase
activity |
||
|
|
G protein
G(I)G(S)G(O), g8 subunit |
Homo sapiens |
|
b and g chains required for GTPase
activity |
||
|
|
G protein
G(I)G(S)G(O), g10 subunit |
Homo sapiens |
|
Interacts with beta-1 and beta-2, but not with beta-3 |
||
|
|
G protein
G(I)G(S)G(O), g11 subunit |
Homo sapiens |
|
Interacts with beta-1 and beta-2, but not with beta-3 |
||
|
|
G protein
G(I)G(S)G(O), g12 subunit |
Homo sapiens |
|
b and g chains required for GTPase
activity |
||
|
|
G protein
G(I)G(S)G(O), g13 subunit |
Homo sapiens |
|
b and g chains required for GTPase
activity |
||
|
|
G protein
G(I)G(S)G(O), gT2 subunit |
Homo sapiens |
|
b and g chains required for GTPase
activity |


🢂 Hint: Pay attention how values that are put as edges into step functions, map to our coordinate system. Try tweaking them.
🢂 Hint: Step, smoothstep and many other functions can also take other types as arguments – vec2, vec3, and will interpolate each value from vector separately.
In the example above Y coordinate goes from 0 in the bottom to 1 in the top. If multiply the Y coordinate by 2 in following example we can see how the edge ("step") shrunk in two. Y now goes from 0 in the bottom to 2 in the top.
Let's now use sum of both coordinates st.x + st.y as argument to the step function. Uncomment the second line or feel fry to add/mix/match your own inputs!
Let's now try tweak in one step further applying fract to st.y after, to take fractional part of the Y.
Cool things to try:


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wx_tests v0.1.0 WxMessageDialog
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Create and optionally show a wxMxmessageDialog dialog pop-up window. Parameters: parent: The parent window or nil. message: The message to display in the dialog. options:
caption: text Bold text to be displayed above the message.
style: @wxYES_NO, Yes and no buttons.
@wxCANCEL, Ok and Cancel buttons
pos: Has no effect.
returns:
If showing modally, returns the button that was clicked as an atom
(:ok, :no or :cancel) else the dialog object is returned.
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Call of Duty: Modern Warfare hotfix addresses duplicate killstreaks, tunes weapons, more
by Stephany NunneleyA hotfix is now available for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare.
Infinity Ward has released an update for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare which addresses some progressions issues and a killstreaks exploit.
It also tunes the weapons AUG, 725, and Model 680.
The hotfix also applies fixes to various challenges and a couple of issues with Ground War were addressed.
The full notes for today’s hotfix are below.
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare hotfix – November 19
General Fixes:
- Special Operations: Fix for an issue where a player would see no objective after retrying a mission after spectating (Operation Paladin)
- CDL: Fix for rulesets in Search and Destroy where Field Upgrades were disabled
- Fix for an exploit where players could duplicate their killstreaks (“Fix for various exploits”)
- Fix for the “Blue V” Optic challenge not displaying the proper text description
- Fix misspelling of “trophy”
Ground War:
- Fixed a bug that could cause the filter on the respawn selection screen to stay on screen when spawning back in
- Fix for an issue where the Select Loadout screen would keep reappearing after already selecting a loadout and attempting to spawn back in
Missions/Challenges:
The following challenges have been fixed:
- “Infiltrator”
- “Warrior’s Code”
- “Aggression”
- “Dominator”
- “Munitions”
- Officer progression “Launch Destroys”
- Officer progression “Heartbreaker”
- Officer progression ”Precision Airstrike”
- Officer progression: “Karma”
- Officer progression “Close and Personal”
Weapons:
AUG
- Increasing close range damage
- Increasing mid damage range and reduced chest multiplier
725
- Small reduction to base weapon damage range
- Significantly reduced the damage range added by attachments
- Small hips spread increase
- Reduced effective damage at the hip
Model 680: Slight reduction of damage range with all range-extending attachments
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Former After School member Kahi flaunts her toned figure on Instagram
by sl278Former After School member Kahi is rocking a perfect swimsuit body as winter comes closer.
The mother of two posted a series of pictures to Instagram on November 14 with the caption: "I didn't think I should wear this because it was a little too revealing. Detox for three days to wear this. There are days where you feel like that." The photograph shows the figure of Kahi proudly showing off her toned abs and lithe figure.
Kahi is currently living in Bali with her husband and two sons.


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1 It came about in the springtime, at the time when kings normally go to war, that Joab led the army into battle and devastated the land of the Ammonites. He went and besieged Rabbah. David remained in Jerusalem. Joab attacked Rabbah and defeated it.
2 David took the crown of their king from off his head, and he found that it weighed a talent of gold, and in it were precious stones. The crown was set on David's head, and he brought out the plunder of the city in large quantities.
3 He brought out the people who were in the city and forced them to work with saws and iron picks and axes. David required all the cities of the people of Ammon to do this labor. Then David and all the army returned to Jerusalem.
4 It came about after this that there was a battle at Gezer with the Philistines. Sibbecai the Hushathite killed Sippai, one of the descendants of the Rephaim, and the Philistines were subdued.
5 It came about again in a battle with the Philistines at Gob, that Elhanan son of Jari the Bethlehemite killed Lahmi brother of Goliath the Gittite, the staff of whose spear was like a weaver's beam.
6 It came about in another battle at Gath that there was a man of great height who had six fingers on each hand and six toes on each foot. He also was descended from the Rephaim.
7 When he mocked the army of Israel, Jehonadab son of Shimea, David's brother, killed him.
8 These were descendants of the Rephaim of Gath, and they were killed by the hand of David and by the hand of his soldiers.


| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| CapturesScreen |
Indicates that an OperaDriver can capture the whole screen area.
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| EmulationProfile |
Represents an emulation profile for Opera.
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| OperaTimeouts | |
| OperaUtils |
Interface used for accessing the browser's meta- and utility information, such as the operating
system it's running on, its user agent string, &c.
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| RunsSelftest |
Indicates that an OperaDriver can run selftests.
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| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| OperaArguments | |
| OperaBinary | |
| OperaDesktopDriver |
An extension of OperaDriver for testing the interface of the Opera desktop browser.
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| OperaDriver |
OperaDriver is a vendor-supported WebDriver implementation developed by Opera and volunteers that
enables programmatic automation of different Opera products.
|
| OperaKeyboard |
Opera uses the "exec" Scope service to trigger key events in Opera.
|
| OperaLogs | |
| OperaLogs.ConsoleMessageConverter |
Converts the console messages we receive through Scope to
LogEntry 's for use with
WebDriver's Logs interface. |
| OperaLogs.DriverLogsHandler |
Forwards log entries from
OperaDriver to the WebDriver Logs interface for
remote retrieval. |
| OperaLogType |
Supported log types in Opera.
|
| OperaMobileDriver |
A WebDriver implementation for Opera Mobile.
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| OperaMouse | |
| OperaProfile |
OperaProfile is an interface representing a profile (commonly a profile directory) for the Opera
web browser.
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| OperaProxy |
Representation of Opera's internal proxy configuration.
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| OperaSettings |
Manages settings specific to
OperaDriver . |
| OperaSettings.Builder |
Supplier of an
OperaSettings instance with the ability to specify which OperaSettings.Builder.usingProfile(OperaProfile) to use. |
| OperaTouchScreen | |
| OperaUIElement |
Represents a user-interface element in the Opera Desktop browser.
|
| OperaWebElement |
Implements WebDriver's
WebElement , but also extends it with Opera specific methods. |
| QuickMenu |
Represents a menu in the Opera desktop UI.
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| QuickMenuItem |
Represents a menu item in a menu in the Opera desktop UI.
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| QuickWidget |
Represents a widget in the Opera desktop UI.
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| QuickWindow |
Represents a window in the Desktop UI.
|
| Enum | Description |
|---|---|
| Architecture |
Represents the known architectures used in WebDriver.
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| EmulationProfile.IME | |
| OperaAtom |
The WebDriver atoms are used to ensure consistent behaviour cross-browser.
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| OperaDriver.PrivateData |
Different types of data stored by Opera.
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| OperaMobileKeys |
A soft key is a button flexibly programmable to invoke any of a number of functions rather than
being associated with a single fixed function or a fixed set of functions.
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| OperaProduct |
A collection of all Opera products.
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| OperaSettings.Capability |
The capabilities specifically available to Opera.
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| OperaSeverity | |
| QuickWidget.DropPosition |


The MediaPlayer object can be used to play sound files from the phone or tablet.
ply = app.CreateMediaPlayer() → app object: MediaPlayer
Use the SetFile method of the MediaPlayer object to set the sound file to play. Supported sound file types include .ogg and .mp3.
When the sound file is ready for playback, the OnReady callback function will be called. Then you can start playing using the Start method.
If the sundtrack has finished playing, the OnComplete callback fill be called. All together you code could look like that:
Example - Playing Audio
function OnStart()
{
lay = app.CreateLayout( "Linear", "FillXY,VCenter" );
btn = app.CreateButton( "Play", 0.4, 0.1 );
btn.SetOnTouch( btn_OnTouch );
lay.AddChild( btn );
app.AddLayout( lay );
player = app.CreateMediaPlayer();
player.SetOnComplete( player_OnComplete );
player.SetFile( "/Sys/Snd/Poing.ogg" );
}
function btn_OnTouch()
{
player.Play();
}
function player_OnComplete()
{
app.ShowPopup( "OnComplete" );
}
The SeekTo method can be used to adjust the playback position by passing in the time in seconds. Passing in 0 will set the playback position to the beginning of the sound file.
player.SeekTo( 0 );
The following methods are available on the MediaPlayer object:
number
string: “screen”, “px”
Returns data about the position and size of the control.
If the screen option is given the position on the screen will be returned. Otherwise relative to the parent control.
The px options turns the relative values into pixels.
Returns the control class name.
string
string: comma “,” separated: “boolean”, “char”, “byte”, “short”, “int”, “long”, “float”, “double”
Allows access to other functions defined on the object in Java via reflection.
number: seconds
Play given time in in seconds
number: float
SeekTo given time in seconds
string: path to file or folder ( "/absolute/..." or "relative/..." )
SetFile
boolean
SetLooping mode
function()
called when
function()
called when playing file finished
function()
?
number: percent
SetVolume


In late September 2016 I bought a Ford F-150 (Figure 1 ). This was one of the first versions of the aluminum bodied trucks. For that reason, and just out of curiosity, I kept data relative to every tank of gas that I have put into the truck.
A few results as of December 28, 2022.
78,343 miles driven (see Figure 2 )
4,021.7 gallons of gas purchased at a total of $11,249.92 (see Figure 4 and Figure 5 )
The price of gas ranged from $1.43 on April 24, 2020 to $4.71 on June 24, 2022 (see Figure 7 )
Overall, averaged 19.5 miles per gallon (see Figure 8 and Figure 9 ); 20.1 when not pulling anything
More detailed results are below.
Figure 1: My 2016 Ford F-150.
Miles Driven
Figure 2: Total miles driven per year separated by ‘warm’ and ‘cold’ months. Note that 2020 was the ‘Covid’ year.
Figure 3: Total miles driven per year pulling something (boat, tractor, etc.) separated by ‘warm’ and ‘cold’ months. Note that 2020 was the ‘Covid’ year.
Gas Costs
Figure 4: Total gallons of gas purchased per year separated by ‘warm’ and ‘cold’ months. Note that 2020 was the ‘Covid’ year.
Figure 5: Total cost of gas purchased per year separated by ‘warm’ and ‘cold’ months. Note that 2020 was the ‘Covid’ year.
Figure 6: Number of ‘fill-ups’ per year separated into major towns. Note that 2020 was the ‘Covid’ year.
Figure 7: Cost per gallon of gas by individual tank of gas. Tanks where premium gas was purchased are highlighted. Note that 2020 was the ‘Covid’ year.
Gas Mileage
Figure 8: Average miles per gallon by year.
Figure 9: Miles per gallon for individual tanks of gas separated by categories of miles pulling something. The red dashed line is the overall average miles per gallon.


Orders of Magnitude is a game where you have to guess which order of magnitude a certain property of an astronomical object is on. To play, answer the question below by dragging the red dot across the slider until the order of magnitude below matches your guess. When you are happy with your answer, press "Submit" to see your result and to move on to the next question. The game ends after 10 questions. See how high of a score you can get!
Note: Questions are randomized, so you will be asked new questions if you play more than once.
Score: 0
Image Credits: Wikipedia, The Nine Planets, clipart.email, metempyrion.org.


You have 50 skill points to spend (max. 25 in each category.)
You have skill point(s) to spend.
Please choose 2-4 teams to play against each other.