This app is made for walking and discovering places around you.
My name is Evgenii and I’m the programmer of the Walk To Circle app. The reason for designing this walking application is pretty simple. I am one who definitely enjoys walking, every chance I get. For the longest time I had wanted to develop something that would allow me to find more satisfaction with walking. After all, walking can become quite boring, especially if you walk the same beaten paths day in and day out.
The circle drops in on the screen for a brief moment, illustrating where you should go. All that is required is for you to memorize the location and get to stepping. The app won’t allow you to go back and see it again so you simply must walk in the direction you feel it was placed. This is all at your leisure so there is no score to beat and no competitions to out do.
You can download this app for free on Android or iOS and start a new walking experience immediately. It is my hope you really enjoy this and I’d love to hear back on what you think. You can reach me at evgenii.com.


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Browser-friendly inheritance fully compatible with standard node.js inherits.
This package exports standard inherits
from node.js util
module in
node environment, but also provides alternative browser-friendly
implementation through browser
field. Alternative
implementation is a literal copy of standard one located in standalone
module to avoid requiring of util
. It also has a shim for old
browsers with no Object.create
support.
While keeping you sure you are using standard inherits
implementation in node.js environment, it allows bundlers such as
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include full util
package to your client code if all you need is
just inherits
function. It worth, because browser shim for util
package is large and inherits
is often the single function you need
from it.
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for any code that has chances to be used
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var inherits = require('inherits');
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The File class in Tycho is the base class for most editors.
It provides a top-level window with a menu bar at the top.
It also handles autosave and crash recovery.
Tycho will save the data to a file with the same name as the current
file but with the prefix #auto#
. This file is
automatically removed when you save the modified data.
By itself, this class is not very useful; the derived classes are the ones actually used. Keyboard shortcuts are provided for many commands, as well as for traversal of the menus.
The version control or
revision control mechanism built into
the File class interfaces to either SCCS,
a Unix "source code control system", or
RCS, a public domain improvement.
When the Revision Control
command in the File
menu is invoked, then if the file is already under version control
by either SCCS or RCS, a control panel will appear that permits
the user to check out the file (if it is not checked out),
check in the file (if it is checked out), examine the
version history, or unedit the file (cancel changes made since
the file was checked out).
The version history mechanism displays the comments that were
filed with checkins as well as version numbers and dates.
Double clicking on an older version will cause that version
to be displayed in a new window.
If the file is not currently under revision control,
then invoking the Revision Control
command will query
the user about whether the file should be placed under revision
control. The list of revision control systems presented to the
user can be set as an option, but currently includes only SCCS
and RCS, with SCCS being the default.
Revision control is also used by the
Toggle read-only
command, if the file is already under revision control.
If it is not, then the read-only permissions are simply changed
without the intervention of any revision control system.
The Tycho development group uses SCCS, and has configured
the options to follow our style. In particular, when a file
is put under the control of SCCS, it is required to have
"ID keywords", which are strings like %W%
and
%G%
.
When a file is checked in, these get converted into the version number
and date.
In addition, in order to support copyright notices, %Q%
gets converted into the current year.
File objects have a Window menu in the menu bar.
The menu contains commands that somewhat duplicate typical window
manager functions, but are provided in order to have convenient key bindings.
It also contains commands to open new, blank editors
for any type of editor that has been registered with the File class.
In addition, all open editors that are associated with named files
are listed. This makes it easier to find editors that may have been
buried by other windows on the screen.
Note that if the editor is open in another screen of a virtual window
manager, it will not appear when you issue the command in the Window
menu. Also, if an editor has the name NoName
associated with it,
it does not appear in the Window menu. To give it a name, use SaveAs
(in the File
menu).
The Help menu provides access to the on-line documentation for Tycho.
The User's Guide
entry in the menu will bring up a user's guide
for the widget in which you invoke the command, if one exists.

Since Tycho is meant to be an extensible system, it is expected that users will create new editors. Integrating these editors into Tycho is easy. The code illustrated in the following example is generally contained in the package load file of the package containing your editor (see Tycho's package system), or you can execute it directly into the Tycho console, or source a file containing at after you start Tycho.
First, you need to create a "mode" for the file type -- this is much like a file mode in emacs. For example:
::tycho::register mode "foo" \ -command {::tycho::view EditFoo -file {%s}} \ -viewclass ::tycho::EditFoo \ -label {Foo editor} \ -category "text" \ -underline 0Here, the arguments to the
::tycho::register mode
command are:
You also need to associate one or more file extensions with the mode. For example:
::tycho::register extensions "foo" .foo .bar .baz
Now, any file that ends with one of the extensions
.foo
, .bar
, or .baz
will by
default be opened in an EditFoo
widget. For example, a
Tycho Open File
command on a file called
file.foo
will cause a window containing an instance of
::tycho::EditFoo
to be created, and file.foo
will be loaded into it. The syntax of the command that creates the
windows will be:
::tycho::view EditFoo -file file.fooThe name of the widget is generated automatically. The
-file
option must (obviously) be understood
by the editor. But that is the only constraint on the editor.
If an editor has a ToolBar, then the ::tycho::register
mode
command might look like this:
::tycho::register mode "html" \ -command {::tycho::view HTML -file {%s} -toolbar 1} \ -viewclass ::tycho::HTML \ -label {HTML Viewer} \ -category "html" \ -underline 5


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I am looking for an internship abroad in Europe
from September 2020 for a period of 20 weeks
in object-oriented programming or mobile development
I am a back end developer, I like object-oriented and mobile development
I am in 3rd year at CESI engineer specializing in computer science. I have been passionate about computers since high school, I discover this discipline through associative, personal or professional projects. I code mainly in Java, but also in python, C# and native android. I plan to start working on angular and ionic very soon. I am a former archer athlete registered on the "young French hopeful" lists. Apart from computer science I like weight training, fantastic readings, woodworking and many other things that you will have the opportunity to discover if you get to know me! ! ;)
I like the universe of object-oriented programming, I learn through my courses at CESI engineer specializing in computer science in orleans but also through my personal projects. C#/JAVA/PYTHON
I'm working on IONIC-ANGULAR archery app and i have done a project in native android (see below)
I had the opportunity to discover the development and implementation of the ODOO ERP.
Data technologies such as SQL, FIREBASE or data processing with Tableau software.
WEB, ASP.NET CORE (C#), HTML / CSS / PHP / Bootstrap development...
Use of Git and Mercurial versioning tools on a daily basis (school, staff, internship, etc.)
This non-exhaustive list represents the projects that have been most important to me and that are related to the professional objective I have set for myself. Click to learn more about each project !
This list represents the professional experiences I've had the opportunity to realize. Click to learn more about each experience !


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Written by Chris Piech, Queen Safety by Jerry Cain
October 3rd, 2016
The Queen Safety Problem asks you to determine if a square on a chess board is safe from capture given a configuration of chess queen pieces. To make this example more compelling we are going to solve a variant of the Queen Safety problem that has more practical life applications—The Velociraptor Safety Problem.
The Velociraptor Safety Problem is conceptually identical to the queen safety problem. The only difference is that the queen pieces have been replaced with velociraptors (a slightly more life threatening foe). The world is still an 8x8 grid and we are going to assume that a velociraptor—or raptor for short—moves in the same manner as a queen chess piece.
This larger example demonstrates the use of a grid of Boolean values—that is, a single declaration of a Grid<bool>—to maintain information on a board and the placement of velociraptors. The code relevant to the demonstration is presented here in this handout. See the library reference for grid. This handout is meant to help with Assignment 1 Fauxtoshop.
We want to use a two-dimensional Grid template to maintain information for all of the squares of a chessboard. Because our particular example only deals with velociraptors, we only need to store a true or false for each board location—true means a velociraptor is present, false means there’s no velociraptor. Ultimately, we are going to be interested in looking at an arbitrary position of the board and determine whether or not any of the velociraptors placed elsewhere can attack that position.
The following function initRaptorBoard takes a Grid
static const int NUM_ROWS = 8; static const int NUM_COLS = 8; void initRaptorBoard(Grid<bool>& board){ for (int row = 0; row < NUM_ROWS; row++) { for (int col = 0; col < NUM_COLS; col++) { board[row][col] = false; } } }
Next, we want a function PlaceRandomRaptors that places some number of velociraptors on the board at random locations. We enter the function with an idea of exactly how many velociraptors need to be placed, and then repeatedly generate random coordinates on the board and place a velociraptors at that coordinate. Note the care taken to assign at most one velociraptor to each location—otherwise, the if (!board[row][col]) wouldn't be necessary.
void placeRandomRaptors(Grid<bool>& board, int numRaptorsToPlace){ int numRaptorsPlaced = 0; while (numRaptorsPlaced < numRaptorsToPlace) { int row = randomInteger(0, NUM_ROWS - 1); int col = randomInteger(0, NUM_COLS - 1); if (!board[row][col]) { board[row][col] = true; drawRaptor(row, col); // assume it draws a raptor numRaptorsPlaced++; } } }
If we are dealing with an 8x8 board, a call to placeRandomRaptors(board, 5) might produce the following configuration:
At this point, we want to determine whether each of the unoccupied squares (those that are blank in the above drawing) can be attacked by a velociraptor from one or more directions. Pretending for the moment that an isSafe predicate function already exists, we can easily label each of the empty locations as safe or not using the following code snippet:
void markAllSquares(Grid<bool>& board){ for (int row = 0; row < NUM_ROWS; row++) { for (int col = 0; col < NUM_COLS; col++) { if (!board[row][col]) { // is location empty? if(isSafe(board, row, col)) { drawSafe(row, col); else { drawDanger(row, col); } } } } }
To determine whether or not a particular location is safe from attack, we need to be able to search in all eight directions to see whether or not a raptor is present in one or more of them. At first glance, we might be interested in writing functions like IsSouthWestSafe, IsSouthSafe, IsSouthEastSafe, etc. and then implement a function IsSafe to simply return the conjunction of all of them. This is not the most elegant solution!
/** * Function: isSafe * -------------------------- * isSafe returns true if and only if no queen * can be seen in any of the eight directions stemming radially * outward from the specified row and column. */ bool isSafe(Grid<bool>& board, int row, int col) { return (isSouthWestSafe(board, row, col) && isSouthSafe(board, row, col) && isSouthEastSafe(board, row, col) && isWestSafe(board, row, col) && isEastSafe(board, row, col) && isNorthWestSafe(board, row, col) && isNorthSafe(board, row, col) && isNorthEastSafe(board, row, col) ); }
However, doing so requires the implementation of eight distinct helper functions, all of which are basically the same code block with a few minor differences. Just compare two of them (I omit the other six, because once you understand two, you really understand all eight.)
/** * Function: isSouthWestSafe * ------------------------- * IsSouthWestSafe decides whether or not any danger can be seen * by looking from the specified (row, col) coordinate in the * southwestern direction. Assuming that the origin (0,0) coincides * with the upper left corner of the board, isSouthWestSafe must examine * the coordinates (row + 1, col - 1), (row + 2, col - 2), etc, in that * order, until either the edge of the board or a queen is encountered. */ bool isSouthWestSafe(Grid<bool>& board, int row, int col) { row++; col--; while (board.inBounds(row, col) && !board[row][col]) { row++; col--; } return !board.inBounds(row, col); } /** * Function: isSouthSafe * --------------------- * isSouthSafe decides whether or not any danger can be seen * by looking from the specified (row, col) coordinate in the * southern direction. Assuming that the origin (0,0) coincides * with the upper left corner of the board, isSouthSafe must examine * the coordinates (row + 1, col), (row + 2, col), etc, in that * order, until either the edge of the board or a queen is encountered. */ bool isSouthSafe(Grid<bool>& board, int row, int col) { row++; while (board.inBounds(row, col) && !board[row][col]) { row++; } return !board.inBounds(row, col); }
To illustrate, consider the call isSouthWestSafe(board, 5, 6), where the distribution of true and false in the board array corresponds to the placement of raptors in the graphic presented below. Notice that the specified location is circled, and that each of the locations positioned southwest of it are labeled by the order isSouthWestSafe would visit them. The isSouthWestSafe function would examine all squares along that direction until it hits the edge of the board, or until it references a location storing a raptor. For this call, we expect the algorithm to return true.
However, a call to isSouthWestSafe(board, 6, 5) would return false, because the (2, 1) location of the board is occupied by a velociraptor. Check out the following graphic to see:
This algorithm requires the implementation of eight distinct helper functions, all of which are basically the same code block with a few minor differences. Just compare two of them (I omit the other six, because once you understand two, you really understand all eight.)
/** * Function: isSouthWestSafe * ------------------------- * isSouthWestSafe decides whether or not any danger can be seen * by looking from the specified (row, col) coordinate in the * southwestern direction. Assuming that the origin (0,0) coincides * with the lower left corner of the board, isSouthWestSafe must examine * the coordinates (row - 1, col - 1), (row - 2, col - 2), etc, in that * order, until either the edge of the board or a raptor is encountered. * Notice that we keep decrementing row and col by one every time we wish * to move one location further in the southwest direction. */ bool isSouthWestSafe(Grid<bool>& board, int row, int col){ row--; col--; while (board.inBounds(row, col) && !board[row][col]) { row--; col--; } return !board.inBounds(row, col); } /** * Function: isSouthSafe * ------------------------- * isSouthSafe decides whether or not any danger can be seen * by looking from the specified (row, col) coordinate in the * southern direction. Assuming that the origin (0,0) coincides * with the lower left corner of the board, IsSouthSafe must examine * the coordinates (row - 1, col), (row - 2, col), etc, in that * order, until either the edge of the board or a raptor is encountered. * Notice that we keep decrementing row by one every time we wish * to move one location further in the southern direction. */ bool isSouthSafe(Grid<bool>& board, int row, int col) { row--; while (board.inBounds(row, col) && !board[row][col]) { row--; } return !board.inBounds(row, col); }
My major problem with this implementation is that all eight directional checks currently have their own function, but all eight are really doing the same thing (you've seen two, but you can imagine that the other six look pretty much the same.) The only difference between each is the manner in which we update the row and col variables to move in a particular direction:
| SouthWest | row and col are each decremented with each move |
| South | row gets decremented with each move, but col remains the same |
| SouthEast | row gets decremented and col gets incremented with each move |
| West | row remains the same, but col gets decremented with each move |
| East | row remains the same, but col gets incremented with each move |
| NorthWest | row gets incremented and col gets decremented with each move |
| North | row gets incremented with each move, but col remains the same |
| NorthEast | row and col are each incremented with each move |
We should generalize our notions of eight different functions to a single function, using delta x and delta y values to specify the direction. This is an elegant solution!
/** * Function: isDirectionSafe * ------------------------- * isDirectionSafe decides whether or not any danger can be seen * by looking from the specified (row, col) coordinate in a particular * direction--specified by arguments four and five in the form of exactly * what values should be added to (row, col) to move in a specified * direction. * * Assuming that the origin (0,0) coincides with the lower left corner of * then board, IsDirectionSafe must examine the coordinates * (row + dRow, col + dCol), (row + 2 * dRow, col + 2 * dCol), etc, * in that order, until either the edge of the board or a raptor * is encountered. */ bool isDirectionSafe(Grid<bool>& board, int row, int col, int dRow, int dCol) { if ((dRow == 0) && (dCol == 0)) return true; // protect against bad call row += dRow; col += dRow; while (board.inBounds(row, col) && !board[row][col]) { row += dRow; col += dRow; } return !board.inBounds(row, col); }
Need to search southwest from index (6,5)?
Call isDirectionSafe(board, 6, 5, -1, -1).
Need to search south from index (6,5)?
Call isDirectionSafe(board, 6, 5, -1, 0).
Need to search east from the origin?
Call isDirectionSafe(board, 0, 0, 0, 1).
This allows us to unify common functionality to a single helper function, not eight of them, and it also makes the implementation of the isSafe function (the one that checks all eight directions, not just one) more compact.
bool isSafe((Grid<bool>& board, int row, int col) { for (int dRow = -1; dRow <= 1; dRow++) { for (int dCol = -1; dCol <= 1; dCol++) { if (!isDirectionSafe(board, row, col, dRow, dCol)) return false; } } return true; }


Heal me with all the woo woo | Jabbering Journo column
by Nicola AdamAfter spending 20 years dealing with finding facts for stories and reporting them a.k.a journalism, it may be that I have fallen victim to my sceptical leanings in every area of my life.
Of course a healthy dose of cynicism, laced with reality, is a reporter and editor’s friend.
It forms part of our antennae for utter nonsense and, yes, is great for sniffing out attempts at fake news often circulated by the online algorithms (and politicians) because people want to believe it.
But it also transfers into every day life.
Which is unfortunate for my ‘work wife’ aka my radio partner in crime, co-presenter Gemma.
She has discovered that while she has an open mind, always keen to explore new life hacks, self-care tricks and theories plus every manner of innovative solution - I’m a sceptical old witch.
I’m trying to be more open-minded, honest, but faced with what I have heard labelled ‘woo-woo’ I tend to break out into hysteria or slouch off sulkily for a coffee.
My standard self-healing rituals usually tends to involve a gin and tonic and some crisps (salt n’vinegar).
So maybe it was the full moon talking but during Sunday’s show (Grin and Tonic, BBC Lancashire, Sundays 4-6pm, ahem) I decided to try and put aside my natural desire to run and instead, allowed a guest to perform ‘Reiki’ on me live on air.
Now Reiki (I’ll save you the Googling) is a form of alternative medicine using energy healing.
Basically our lovely guest hovered her hands over me to promote healing of both the physical and emotional variety.
I needed it as I was attempting to run the desk technically on my own, so I tried to behave and allow the healing forces to keep me calm and help me remember to put the faders up.
Gemma floating about filming didn’t help, nor did the fact that I was counting down remaining seconds of Robbie Williams ‘Angels’, while simultaneously checking the traffic and travel feed had dropped in.
Despite this, I did feel strangely calm, even a touch warm , although that may have been the coffee - or the cynicism.


V-Guard Ind Standalone September 2019 Net Sales at Rs 619.31 crore, up 3.64% Y-o-Y
Reported Standalone quarterly numbers for V-Guard Industries are:
Net Sales at Rs 619.31 crore in September 2019 up 3.64% from Rs. 597.58 crore in September 2018.
Quarterly Net Profit at Rs. 57.32 crore in September 2019 up 50.11% from Rs. 38.18 crore in September 2018.
EBITDA stands at Rs. 84.48 crore in September 2019 up 57.11% from Rs. 53.77 crore in September 2018.
V-Guard Ind EPS has increased to Rs. 1.34 in September 2019 from Rs. 0.90 in September 2018.
V-Guard Ind shares closed at 243.50 on November 06, 2019 (NSE) and has given 14.35% returns over the last 6 months and 24.14% over the last 12 months.
| V-Guard Industries | |
| Standalone Quarterly Results | in Rs. Cr. |
| Sep'19 | Jun'19 | Sep'18 | |
| Net Sales/Income from operations | 619.31 | 699.39 | 597.58 |
| Other Operating Income | -- | -- | -- |
| Total Income From Operations | 619.31 | 699.39 | 597.58 |
| EXPENDITURE | |||
| Consumption of Raw Materials | 197.33 | 164.85 | 192.11 |
| Purchase of Traded Goods | 256.53 | 244.75 | 238.43 |
| Increase/Decrease in Stocks | -43.70 | 62.11 | -9.98 |
| Power & Fuel | -- | -- | -- |
| Employees Cost | 45.02 | 60.23 | 50.58 |
| Depreciation | 6.93 | 6.74 | 5.46 |
| Excise Duty | -- | -- | -- |
| Admin. And Selling Expenses | -- | -- | -- |
| R & D Expenses | -- | -- | -- |
| Provisions And Contingencies | -- | -- | -- |
| Exp. Capitalised | -- | -- | -- |
| Other Expenses | 86.56 | 96.32 | 76.59 |
| P/L Before Other Inc. , Int., Excpt. Items & Tax | 70.64 | 64.38 | 44.39 |
| Other Income | 6.91 | 6.45 | 3.92 |
| P/L Before Int., Excpt. Items & Tax | 77.55 | 70.83 | 48.31 |
| Interest | 0.83 | 1.06 | 0.27 |
| P/L Before Exceptional Items & Tax | 76.72 | 69.77 | 48.04 |
| Exceptional Items | -- | -- | -- |
| P/L Before Tax | 76.72 | 69.77 | 48.04 |
| Tax | 19.40 | 17.32 | 9.86 |
| P/L After Tax from Ordinary Activities | 57.32 | 52.45 | 38.18 |
| Prior Year Adjustments | -- | -- | -- |
| Extra Ordinary Items | -- | -- | -- |
| Net Profit/(Loss) For the Period | 57.32 | 52.45 | 38.18 |
| Equity Share Capital | 42.75 | 42.71 | 42.64 |
| Reserves Excluding Revaluation Reserves | -- | -- | -- |
| Equity Dividend Rate (%) | -- | -- | -- |
| EPS Before Extra Ordinary | |||
| Basic EPS | 1.34 | 1.23 | 0.90 |
| Diluted EPS | 1.32 | 1.21 | 0.88 |
| EPS After Extra Ordinary | |||
| Basic EPS | 1.34 | 1.23 | 0.90 |
| Diluted EPS | 1.32 | 1.21 | 0.88 |
| Public Share Holding | |||
| No Of Shares (Crores) | -- | -- | -- |
| Share Holding (%) | -- | -- | -- |
| Promoters and Promoter Group Shareholding | |||
| a) Pledged/Encumbered | |||
| - Number of shares (Crores) | -- | -- | -- |
| - Per. of shares (as a % of the total sh. of prom. and promoter group) | -- | -- | -- |
| - Per. of shares (as a % of the total Share Cap. of the company) | -- | -- | -- |
| b) Non-encumbered | |||
| - Number of shares (Crores) | -- | -- | -- |
| - Per. of shares (as a % of the total sh. of prom. and promoter group) | -- | -- | -- |
| - Per. of shares (as a % of the total Share Cap. of the company) | -- | -- | -- |
| Source : Dion Global Solutions Limited |


Regulate vaping, Go urges Duterte
by Macon Ramos-AranetaSenator Christopher Go on Sunday said he would recommend to President Rodrigo Duterte that he issue an executive order to regulate e-cigarettes and vape before they become a large-scale health hazard.
Go noted that at present, there is no law to regulate the manufacturing, distribution, and sale of e-cigarettes and an attempt by the Department of Health to impose some rules have been stymied by a preliminary injunction from a Pasig court.
As chairman of the Senate committee on health, Go said smoking, in all forms, is a public health problem and it hurts almost everyone nearby— smokers and non-smokers alike.
Meanwhile, the Sin Tax Coalition co-convener Dr. Anthony Leachon said he hopes the government steps up and protects the public from the harmful effects of the use of e-cigarettes and vape after the Department of Health reported the first case of electronic cigarette or vaping-associated lung injury (EVALI) in the Central Visayas region.
READ: Groups present reports showing e-cigarettes are 95% less harmful
The Coalition urged senators to immediately pass the proposal to raise taxes on electronic cigarettes and vapor products.
In recent months, Leachon said a spike in the number of cases of EVALI has been seen in the United States, with over 2,000 cases reported, and 39 people having lost their lives.
Leachon reiterated the coalition’s support for Senate Bill 1074 sponsored by Senate Ways and Means committee chairperson Pia Cayetano, which seeks to significantly increase taxes on heated tobacco products (HTPs) and vape. The measure was certified as urgent by President Rodrigo Duterte on Tuesday.
“Raising taxes has proven to be an effective tool in curbing the consumption of sin products, and Senator Cayetano’s bill has already been certified as a priority measure by the office of the President,” said Leachon.
“Once again, we urge our legislators to act on the call of the President, and approve Senate Bill 1074 before the year ends,” he added.
Leachon said the tax increase will serve as a means to prevent vulnerable sectors such as the youth from starting to use e-cigarettes or vape or encouraging them to quit altogether.
According to the 2018 National Nutrition Survey, one out of five vape users in the country is aged 10 to 19.
Aside from curbing consumption, health advocates along with the DOH and the Office Of The President have noted that another reason to quickly pass the tax increase on e-cigarettes and vape is to help bridge the funding shortfall for the Universal Health Care (UHC) Law signed earlier this year.
Health Sec. Francisco Duque said they are still conducting further tests to fully validate if the first reported case of EVALI in the country is really due to the use of electronic cigarettes.
“As of now, it is still a probable cause. It is not absolute],” said Duque, adding that he had already asked the Research Institute for Tropical Medicine to coordinate with the hospital where the patient was treated.
READ: PH records first vaping victim
The patient, non-asthmatic and with no report of illicit drug use, was admitted to an undisclosed hospital last month. Hours before she was admitted, she had difficulty breathing.
She was then eventually transferred to the regular ward and was discharged on the sixth day of her hospitalization with a “diagnosis of e-cigarette or vape-associated lung injury.” The patient already stopped using electronic and regular cigarettes after being discharged from the hospital.
READ: Vaping apps banned on Appstore
READ: Pasay bans vapes in public
READ: Tolentino: Without regulation, sale of vaping products illegal


etm.contrib.integration.spring.web
Class SpringHttpConsoleServlet
java.lang.Object
javax.servlet.GenericServlet
javax.servlet.http.HttpServlet
etm.contrib.integration.web.HttpConsoleServlet
etm.contrib.integration.spring.web.SpringHttpConsoleServlet
- All Implemented Interfaces:
- java.io.Serializable, javax.servlet.Servlet, javax.servlet.ServletConfig
public class SpringHttpConsoleServlet
- extends HttpConsoleServlet
A servlet that provides access to aggregated performance statistics for spring managed EtmMonitor instances similar to
a standalone HttpConsoleServer
. The servlet requires the existence of an Spring
WebApplicationContext that was created through a Spring ContextLoaderListener
or
ContextLoaderServlet
(It should be possible to locate the WebApplicationContext with
WebApplicationContextUtils.getRequiredWebApplicationContext()).
Usually the servlet is able to locate the EtmMonitor automatically, however if you have more than one EtmMonitor
instance you need specify the monitor bean name as specified in your spring configuration. Therefore add the servlet
init parameter called etmMonitorName
holding its name.
Example:
<servlet>
<servlet-name>performanceMonitor</servlet-name>
<servlet-class>etm.contrib.integration.spring.web.SpringHttpConsoleServlet</servlet-class>
<init-param>
<param-name>etmMonitorName</param-name>
<param-value>myEtmMonitor</param-value>
</init-param>
</servlet>
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- Serialized Form
| Methods inherited from class javax.servlet.http.HttpServlet |
doDelete, doHead, doOptions, doPost, doPut, doTrace, getLastModified, service, service |
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clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
SpringHttpConsoleServlet
public SpringHttpConsoleServlet()
getEtmMonitor
protected EtmMonitor getEtmMonitor()
throws javax.servlet.ServletException
- Overrides:
getEtmMonitor
in class HttpConsoleServlet
- Throws:
javax.servlet.ServletException
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Money Play. Should Red double? If doubled, should White take?
pips Red=133 White=137
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
Red has the advantage but there is nothing fundamentally wrong with White's position. The position is no that volatile and Red has very few market losing sequences.
On the other hand Red can comfortably play most rolls and should improve his position so can consider doubling.
XG has this as a borderline double/no double and an easy take. I would base my decision here on my opponent always assuming I had played enough against him/her to make that judgement. I have seen drops from people playing White in such positions!
On the other hand Red can comfortably play most rolls and should improve his position so can consider doubling.
XG has this as a borderline double/no double and an easy take. I would base my decision here on my opponent always assuming I had played enough against him/her to make that judgement. I have seen drops from people playing White in such positions!
Cube analysis 2-ply cubeless equity +0.490 0.686 0.191 0.008 - 0.314 0.080 0.001 Cubeful equities: 1. Double, take +0.765 2. Double, pass +1.000 (+0.235) 3. No double +0.759 (-0.007) Proper cube action: Double, take


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java.lang.Object com.hp.hpl.jena.ontology.OntDocumentManager
public class OntDocumentManager
Provides services for managing ontology documents, including loading imported
documents, and locally caching documents from resolvable URL's to improve
load performance. This class now delegates some of the responsibility for
resolving URI's and caching models to FileManager
.
By default, OntDocumentManager will use a copy of the
singleton global FileManager. Alternatively, a specific FileManager
can be given to a document manager instance to use when resolving URI's and file paths.
Note that the default behaviour is to hold a copy of the global file
manager. In order to ensure that the document manager directly uses the global
file manager (e.g. so that document manager sees updates to the location mappings
held by the file manager), use the setFileManager(FileManager)
method. For
example:
OntDocumentManager dm = OntDocumentManager.getInstance(); dm.setFileManager( FileManager.get() );
Note that in Jena 2.3, we have deprecated the capability of the document manager to store a table of known prefixes, and a table mapping document URI's to ontology language types. The intention is to remove both of these capabilities from Jena 2.4 onwards. If this change would be problematic, please send email to the Jena support list.
| Nested Class Summary | |
|---|---|
static class |
OntDocumentManager.DefaultReadHook
The default implementation of OntDocumentManager.ReadHook makes no changes. |
static interface |
OntDocumentManager.ReadFailureHandler
Interface defining a handler call-back in the case that the OntDocumentManager
fails in an attempt to read the contents of a URL into a model. |
static interface |
OntDocumentManager.ReadHook
Interface denoting a handler class that can intervene in the process of reading a source document into a model. |
| Field Summary | |
|---|---|
static Property |
ALT_URL
Represents the alternative local copy of the public ontology; assumed to be resolvable, hence URL not URI |
static java.lang.String |
ANCHOR
The anchor char is added to the end of namespace prefix expansions |
static Property |
CACHE_MODELS
Defines boolean policy choice of caching loaded models |
static java.lang.String |
DEFAULT_METADATA_PATH
The default path for searching for the metadata on locally cached ontologies |
static Resource |
DOC_MGR_POLICY
rdf:type for document manager policy nodes |
static Property |
IGNORE_IMPORT
Specifies the URI of an ontology that we do not want to import, even if processImports is true. |
static Property |
LANGUAGE
Represents the ontology language used to encode the ontology |
static java.lang.String |
NS
Namespace for ontology metadata resources and properties |
static Resource |
ONTOLOGY_SPEC
rdf:type for ontology specification nodes in meta-data file |
static Property |
PREFIX
Represents the standard prefix for this namespace |
static Property |
PROCESS_IMPORTS
Defines boolean policy choice of loading the imports closure |
static Property |
PUBLIC_URI
Represents the public URI of an ontology; also used to derive the namespace |
static Property |
USE_DECLARED_NS_PREFIXES
The policy property for including the pre-declared namespace prefixes in a model. |
| Constructor Summary | |
|---|---|
OntDocumentManager()
Initialise a document manager by searching the default path for ontology metadata about known ontologies cached locally. |
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OntDocumentManager(FileManager fileMgr,
Model config)
Initialise a document manager with the given configuration model. |
|
OntDocumentManager(FileManager fileMgr,
java.lang.String path)
Initialise a document manager by with the given FileManager, and then searching the given path for ontology metadata about known ontologies cached locally. |
|
OntDocumentManager(Model config)
Initialise a document manager with the given configuration model. |
|
OntDocumentManager(java.lang.String path)
Initialise a document manager by searching the given path for ontology metadata about known ontologies cached locally. |
| Method Summary | |
|---|---|
void |
addAltEntry(java.lang.String docURI,
java.lang.String locationURL)
Add an entry for an alternative copy of the document with the given document URI. |
void |
addIgnoreImport(java.lang.String uri)
Add the given URI to the set of URI's we ignore in imports statements |
void |
addLanguageEntry(java.lang.String docURI,
java.lang.String language)
Deprecated. Language determination via the ODM will be removed from Jena 2.4 onwards |
void |
addModel(java.lang.String docURI,
Model model)
Add an entry that model is the appropriate model to use
for the given ontology document. |
void |
addModel(java.lang.String docURI,
Model model,
boolean replace)
Add an entry that model is the appropriate model to use
for the given ontology document
|
void |
addPrefixMapping(java.lang.String uri,
java.lang.String prefix)
Deprecated. Prefix management via the ODM is very likely to be removed from Jena 2.4 onwards |
void |
clearCache()
Remove all entries from the model cache |
void |
configure(Model config)
Configure this document manager using the given configuration information, after first resetting the model back to all default values. |
void |
configure(Model config,
boolean reset)
Configure this document manager according to the configuration options supplied by the given configuration model. |
java.lang.String |
doAltURLMapping(java.lang.String uri)
Answer the URL of the alternative copy of the ontology document with the given URI, if known, or the URI unchanged if no alternative is known. |
void |
forget(java.lang.String docURI)
Remove all managed entries for the given document. |
boolean |
getCacheModels()
Answer true if the models loaded by this document manager from a given URI will be cached, so that they can be re-used in other compound ontology models. |
PrefixMapping |
getDeclaredPrefixMapping()
Deprecated. Prefix management via the ODM is very likely to be removed from Jena 2.4 onwards |
FileManager |
getFileManager()
Answer the file manager instance being used by this document manager. |
static OntDocumentManager |
getInstance()
OntDocumentManager is not a singleton, but a global default instance is available for applications where a single shared document manager is sufficient. |
java.lang.String |
getLanguage(java.lang.String uri)
Deprecated. Language determination via the ODM will be removed from Jena 2.4 onwards |
java.lang.String |
getLoadedPolicyURL()
Answer the URL of the most recently loaded policy URL, or null if no document manager policy has yet been loaded since the metadata search path was last set. |
java.lang.String |
getMetadataSearchPath()
Answer the path used to search for the ontology metadata to load. |
Model |
getModel(java.lang.String uri)
Answer the cached model corresponding to the given document, if known. |
OntModel |
getOntology(java.lang.String uri,
OntModelSpec spec)
Answer the ontology model that results from loading the document with the given URI. |
java.lang.String |
getPrefixForURI(java.lang.String uri)
Deprecated. Prefix management via the ODM is very likely to be removed from Jena 2.4 onwards |
boolean |
getProcessImports()
Answer the policy flag indicating whether the imports statements of loaded ontologies will be processed to build a union of s. |
OntDocumentManager.ReadFailureHandler |
getReadFailureHandler()
Answer the handler object that handles failed document read attempts, or null if not defined. |
OntDocumentManager.ReadHook |
getReadHook()
Answer the current ReadHook for this document manager instance |
java.lang.String |
getURIForPrefix(java.lang.String prefix)
Deprecated. Prefix management via the ODM is very likely to be removed from Jena 2.4 onwards |
boolean |
ignoringImport(java.lang.String uri)
Answer true if the given URI is one that will be ignored during imports |
java.util.Iterator |
listDocuments()
Answer an iterator over the ontology document URI's that this document manager knows to re-direct to other URL's. |
java.util.Iterator |
listIgnoredImports()
Answer an iterator over the set of URI's we're ignoring |
void |
loadImport(OntModel model,
java.lang.String uri)
Add the given model from the given URI as an import to the given model. |
void |
loadImports(OntModel model)
Inspect the statements in the graph expressed by the given model, and load into the model any imported documents. |
void |
removeIgnoreImport(java.lang.String uri)
Remove the given URI from the set of URI's we ignore in imports statements |
void |
reset()
Reset all state in this document manager back to the default values it would have had when the object was created. |
void |
reset(boolean reload)
Reset all state in this document manager back to the default values it would have had when the object was created. |
void |
setCacheModels(boolean cacheModels)
Set the policy flag that indicates whether loaded models are cached by URI |
void |
setFileManager()
Set the file manager used by this ODM instance to a copy of the global file manager (and, by extension, the global location mapper). |
void |
setFileManager(FileManager fileMgr)
Set the file manager used by this ODM instance to a copy of the global file manager (and, by extension, the global location mapper). |
void |
setMetadataSearchPath(java.lang.String path,
boolean replace)
Change the search path for loading ontology metadata to the given path. |
void |
setProcessImports(boolean processImports)
Set the policy flag for processing imports of loaded ontologies. |
void |
setReadFailureHandler(OntDocumentManager.ReadFailureHandler rfHandler)
Set the handler for read failures, overwriting any existing value. |
OntDocumentManager.ReadHook |
setReadHook(OntDocumentManager.ReadHook hook)
Replace the existing ReadHook with the given value. |
void |
setUseDeclaredPrefixes(boolean useDeclaredPrefixes)
Deprecated. Prefix management via the ODM is very likely to be removed from Jena 2.4 onwards |
void |
unloadImport(OntModel model,
java.lang.String uri)
Remove from the given model the import denoted by the given URI. |
boolean |
useDeclaredPrefixes()
Deprecated. Prefix management via the ODM is very likely to be removed from Jena 2.4 onwards |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
|---|
equals, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
| Field Detail |
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public static final java.lang.String DEFAULT_METADATA_PATH
public static final java.lang.String NS
public static final java.lang.String ANCHOR
public static final Resource ONTOLOGY_SPEC
public static final Property PUBLIC_URI
public static final Property ALT_URL
public static final Property PREFIX
public static final Property LANGUAGE
public static final Resource DOC_MGR_POLICY
public static final Property CACHE_MODELS
public static final Property PROCESS_IMPORTS
public static final Property IGNORE_IMPORT
public static final Property USE_DECLARED_NS_PREFIXES
| Constructor Detail |
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public OntDocumentManager()
Initialise a document manager by searching the default path for ontology metadata about known ontologies cached locally.
public OntDocumentManager(java.lang.String path)
Initialise a document manager by searching the given path for ontology metadata about known ontologies cached locally.
path
- The search path to search for initial metadata, which will
also replace the current search path for this document manager. Use
null to prevent loading of any initial ontology metadata. The path is a series
of URL's, separated by a semi-colon (;).public OntDocumentManager(FileManager fileMgr, java.lang.String path)
Initialise a document manager by with the given FileManager, and then searching the given path for ontology metadata about known ontologies cached locally.
path
- The search path to search for initial metadataOntDocumentManager(String)
public OntDocumentManager(Model config)
Initialise a document manager with the given configuration model. This model is used in place of any model that might be found by searching the meta-data search path. Uses the default file manager, i.e. a copy of the global file manager.
config
- An RDF model containing configuration information for this document manager.public OntDocumentManager(FileManager fileMgr, Model config)
Initialise a document manager with the given configuration model. This model is used in place of any model that might be found by searching the meta-data search path.
fileMgr
- A file manager to use when locating source files for ontologiesconfig
- An RDF model containing configuration information for this document manager.| Method Detail |
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public static OntDocumentManager getInstance()
OntDocumentManager is not a singleton, but a global default instance is available for applications where a single shared document manager is sufficient.
public FileManager getFileManager()
Answer the file manager instance being used by this document manager.
public OntDocumentManager.ReadHook setReadHook(OntDocumentManager.ReadHook hook)
hook
- The new read hook
java.lang.IllegalArgumentException
- if the new read hook is nullpublic OntDocumentManager.ReadHook getReadHook()
public void setFileManager()
Set the file manager used by this ODM instance to a copy of the global file manager (and, by extension, the global location mapper).
public void setFileManager(FileManager fileMgr)
Set the file manager used by this ODM instance to a copy of the global file manager (and, by extension, the global location mapper).
fileMgr
- The new file managerpublic java.lang.String getMetadataSearchPath()
Answer the path used to search for the ontology metadata to load. The format is a ';' separated list of URI's. The first URI on the path that is readable is taken to be the location of the local ontology metadata.
public void setMetadataSearchPath(java.lang.String path, boolean replace)
Change the search path for loading ontology metadata to the given path. If
replace
is true, any existing mappings are removed before the
new path is searched. Otherwise, existing data will only be replaced if
it is clobbered by keys loaded from the metadata loaded from the new path.
path
- The new metadata search path (see getMetadataSearchPath()
for format)replace
- If true, clear existing mappings firstpublic void setReadFailureHandler(OntDocumentManager.ReadFailureHandler rfHandler)
rfHandler
- The new handler for failed document read attempts.public OntDocumentManager.ReadFailureHandler getReadFailureHandler()
public void configure(Model config)
Configure this document manager using the given configuration information, after first resetting the model back to all default values.
config
- Document manager configuration as an RDF modelconfigure( Model, boolean )
public void configure(Model config, boolean reset)
Configure this document manager according to the configuration options
supplied by the given configuration model. If reset
is true, the
document manager is first reset back to all default values.
config
- Document manager configuration as an RDF modelreset
- If true, reset the document manager to default values, before
attempting to configure the document manager using the given model.reset(boolean)
public void reset(boolean reload)
Reset all state in this document manager back to the default values it would have had when the object was created. Optionally reload the profile metadata from the search path. Note that the metadata search path is not changed by this reset.
reload
- If true, reload the configuration file from the
search path.public void reset()
Reset all state in this document manager back to the default values it would have had when the object was created. This does not reload the configuration information from the search path. Note also that the metadata search path is one of the values that is reset back to its default value.
reset( boolean )
public java.util.Iterator listDocuments()
Answer an iterator over the ontology document URI's that this document manager knows to re-direct to other URL's. Note that being in this iteration does not mean that a document with the given name is in the set of cached models held by this document manager.
public java.lang.String doAltURLMapping(java.lang.String uri)
Answer the URL of the alternative copy of the ontology document with the given URI, if known, or the URI unchanged if no alternative is known.
uri
- The ontology document to lookup
uri
otherwisepublic java.lang.String getLanguage(java.lang.String uri)
Answer the representation of the ontology document with the given URI, if known.
uri
- The ontology document to lookup
public java.lang.String getPrefixForURI(java.lang.String uri)
Answer the prefix for the qnames in the given document, if known.
uri
- The ontology document to lookup
public java.lang.String getURIForPrefix(java.lang.String prefix)
Answer the base URI for qnames with the given prefix, if known.
prefix
- A prefix string
public Model getModel(java.lang.String uri)
Answer the cached model corresponding to the given document, if known.
uri
- The ontology document to lookup
getOntology(java.lang.String, com.hp.hpl.jena.ontology.OntModelSpec)
public boolean useDeclaredPrefixes()
Answer true if, according to the policy expressed by this document manager, newly generated ontology models should include the pre-declared namespace prefixes.
public void setUseDeclaredPrefixes(boolean useDeclaredPrefixes)
Set the flag that determines whether pre-declared namespace prefixes will be added to newly generated ontology models.
useDeclaredPrefixes
- If true, new models will include the pre-declared prefixes set held
by this document manager.public PrefixMapping getDeclaredPrefixMapping()
Answer the namespace prefix map that contains the shared prefixes managed by this document manager.
public void addPrefixMapping(java.lang.String uri, java.lang.String prefix)
Add a prefix mapping between the given public base URI and the given prefix.
uri
- The base URI that prefix
expands toprefix
- A qname prefixpublic void addAltEntry(java.lang.String docURI, java.lang.String locationURL)
Add an entry for an alternative copy of the document with the given document URI.
docURI
- The public URI of the ontology documentlocationURL
- A locally resolvable URL where an alternative copy of the
ontology document can be foundpublic void addModel(java.lang.String docURI, Model model)
Add an entry that model
is the appropriate model to use
for the given ontology document. Will not replace any existing
model that is cached for this URI (see
addModel(String, Model, boolean)
for an alternative
that can replace existing models).
docURI
- The public URI of the ontology documentmodel
- A model containing the triples from the documentpublic void addModel(java.lang.String docURI, Model model, boolean replace)
Add an entry that model
is the appropriate model to use
for the given ontology document
docURI
- The public URI of the ontology documentmodel
- A model containing the triples from the documentreplace
- If true, replace any existing entry with this one.public void addLanguageEntry(java.lang.String docURI, java.lang.String language)
Add an entry that language
is the URI defining the
representation language for the given document
docURI
- The public URI of the ontology documentlanguage
- A string defining the URI of the languagepublic void forget(java.lang.String docURI)
Remove all managed entries for the given document. Note does not side-effect the prefixes table: this will have to be done separately.
docURI
- The public URI for an ontology documentpublic OntModel getOntology(java.lang.String uri, OntModelSpec spec)
Answer the ontology model that results from loading the document with the given URI. This may be a cached model, if this document manager's policy is to cache loaded models. If not, or if no model is cached, the document will be read into a suitable model. The model will contain the imports closure of the ontology, if that is the current policy of this document manager.
uri
- Identifies the model to load.spec
- Specifies the structure of the ontology model to create
getModel(java.lang.String)
public boolean getProcessImports()
Answer the policy flag indicating whether the imports statements of loaded ontologies will be processed to build a union of s.
public boolean getCacheModels()
Answer true if the models loaded by this document manager from a given URI will be cached, so that they can be re-used in other compound ontology models.
public void setProcessImports(boolean processImports)
Set the policy flag for processing imports of loaded ontologies.
processImports
- If true, load imported ontologies during loadgetProcessImports()
public void setCacheModels(boolean cacheModels)
Set the policy flag that indicates whether loaded models are cached by URI
cacheModels
- If true, models will be cached by URIgetCacheModels()
public void addIgnoreImport(java.lang.String uri)
Add the given URI to the set of URI's we ignore in imports statements
uri
- A URI to ignore when importingpublic void removeIgnoreImport(java.lang.String uri)
Remove the given URI from the set of URI's we ignore in imports statements
uri
- A URI to ignore no longer when importingpublic java.util.Iterator listIgnoredImports()
Answer an iterator over the set of URI's we're ignoring
public boolean ignoringImport(java.lang.String uri)
Answer true if the given URI is one that will be ignored during imports
uri
- A URI to test
public void clearCache()
Remove all entries from the model cache
public void loadImports(OntModel model)
Inspect the statements in the graph expressed by the given model, and load into the model any imported documents. Imports statements are recognised according to the model's language profile. An occurs check allows cycles of importing safely. This method will do nothing if the policy for this manager is not to process imports. If the cache policy for this doc manager allows, models will be cached by URI and re-used where possible.
model
- An ontology model whose imports are to be loaded.public void loadImport(OntModel model, java.lang.String uri)
Add the given model from the given URI as an import to the given model. Any models imported by the given URI will also be imported.
model
- A model to import intouri
- The URI of a document to importpublic void unloadImport(OntModel model, java.lang.String uri)
Remove from the given model the import denoted by the given URI.
model
- A modeluri
- The URI of a document to no longer importpublic java.lang.String getLoadedPolicyURL()
Answer the URL of the most recently loaded policy URL, or null if no document manager policy has yet been loaded since the metadata search path was last set.
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The Emerald City of Oz
by L. Frank Baum
Chapter 24: “How the Tin Woodman Told the Sad News”
Additional Information
- Year Published: 1910
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: United States of America
- Source: Baum, L. F. (1910). The Emerald City of Oz. Chicago, IL: Reilly and Britton.
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Readability:
- Flesch–Kincaid Level: 6.0
- Word Count: 1,732
- Genre: Fantasy
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The Tin Woodman received Princess Dorothy’s party with much grace and cordiality, yet the little girl decided that something must be worrying with her old friend, because he was not so merry as usual.
But at first she said nothing about this, for Uncle Henry and Aunt Em were fairly bubbling over with admiration for the beautiful tin castle and its polished tin owner. So her suspicion that something unpleasant had happened was for a time forgotten.
“Where is the Scarecrow?” she asked, when they had all been ushered into the big tin drawing-room of the castle, the Sawhorse being led around to the tin stable in the rear.
“Why, our old friend has just moved into his new mansion,” explained the Tin Woodman. “It has been a long time in building, although my Winkies and many other people from all parts of the country have been busily working upon it. At last, however, it is completed, and the Scarecrow took possession of his new home just two days ago.”
“I hadn’t heard that he wanted a home of his own,” said Dorothy. “Why doesn’t he live with Ozma in the Emerald City? He used to, you know; and I thought he was happy there.”
“It seems,” said the Tin Woodman, “that our dear Scarecrow cannot be contented with city life, however beautiful his surroundings might be. Originally he was a farmer, for he passed his early life in a cornfield, where he was supposed to frighten away the crows.”
“I know,” said Dorothy, nodding. “I found him, and lifted him down from his pole.”
“So now, after a long residence in the Emerald City, his tastes have turned to farm life again,” continued the Tin Man. “He feels that he cannot be happy without a farm of his own, so Ozma gave him some land and every one helped him build his mansion, and now he is settled there for good.”
“Who designed his house?” asked the Shaggy Man.
“I believe it was Jack Pumpkinhead, who is also a farmer,” was the reply.
They were now invited to enter the tin dining room, where luncheon was served.
Aunt Em found, to her satisfaction, that Dorothy’s promise was more than fulfilled; for, although the Tin Woodman had no appetite of his own, he respected the appetites of his guests and saw that they were bountifully fed.
They passed the afternoon in wandering through the beautiful gardens and grounds of the palace. The walks were all paved with sheets of tin, brightly polished, and there were tin fountains and tin statues here and there among the trees. The flowers were mostly natural flowers and grew in the regular way; but their host showed them one flower bed which was his especial pride.
“You see, all common flowers fade and die in time,” he explained, “and so there are seasons when the pretty blooms are scarce. Therefore I decided to make one tin flower bed all of tin flowers, and my workmen have created them with rare skill. Here you see tin camellias, tin marigolds, tin carnations, tin poppies and tin hollyhocks growing as naturally as if they were real.”
Indeed, they were a pretty sight, and glistened under the sunlight like spun silver. “Isn’t this tin hollyhock going to seed?” asked the Wizard, bending over the flowers.
“Why, I believe it is!” exclaimed the Tin Woodman, as if surprised. “I hadn’t noticed that before. But I shall plant the tin seeds and raise another bed of tin hollyhocks.”
In one corner of the gardens Nick Chopper had established a fish-pond in which they saw swimming and disporting themselves many pretty tin fishes.
“Would they bite on hooks?” asked Aunt Em, curiously.
The Tin Woodman seemed hurt at this question.
 No, indeed! Every created thing is safe from harm in my domain, and I would as soon think of killing my little friend Dorothy as killing one of my tin fishes.”
“The Emperor is very kind-hearted, ma’am,” explained the Wizard. “If a fly happens to light upon his tin body he doesn’t rudely brush it off, as some people might do; he asks it politely to find some other resting place.”
“What does the fly do then?” enquired Aunt Em.
“Usually it begs his pardon and goes away,” said the Wizard, gravely. “Flies like to be treated politely as well as other creatures, and here in Oz they understand what we say to them, and behave very nicely.”
“Well,” said Aunt Em, “the flies in Kansas, where I came from, don’t understand anything but a swat. You have to smash ‘em to make ‘em behave; and it’s the same way with ‘skeeters. Do you have ‘skeeters in Oz?”
“We have some very large mosquitoes here, which sing as beautifully as song birds,” replied the Tin Woodman. “But they never bite or annoy our people, because they are well fed and taken care of. The reason they bite people in your country is because they are hungry—poor things!”
“Yes,” agreed Aunt Em; “they’re hungry, all right. An’ they ain’t very particular who they feed on. I’m glad you’ve got the ‘skeeters educated in Oz.”
That evening after dinner they were entertained by the Emperor’s Tin Cornet Band, which played for them several sweet melodies. Also the Wizard did a few sleight-of-hand tricks to amuse the company; after which they all retired to their cozy tin bedrooms and slept soundly until morning.
After breakfast Dorothy said to the Tin Woodman:
“If you’ll tell us which way to go we’ll visit the Scarecrow on our way home.”
“I will go with you, and show you the way,” replied the Emperor; “for I must journey to-day to the Emerald City.”
He looked so anxious, as he said this, that the little girl asked:
“There isn’t anything wrong with Ozma, is there?”
“Not yet,” said he; “but I’m afraid the time has come when I must tell you some very bad news, little friend.”
“Oh, what is it?” cried Dorothy.
“Do you remember the Nome King?” asked the Tin Woodman.
“I remember him very well,” she replied.
“The Nome King has not a kind heart,” said the Emperor, sadly, “and he has been harboring wicked thoughts of revenge, because we once defeated him and liberated his slaves and you took away his Magic Belt. So he has ordered his Nomes to dig a long tunnel underneath the deadly desert, so that he may march his hosts right into the Emerald City. When he gets there he intends to destroy our beautiful country.”
Dorothy was much surprised to hear this.
“How did Ozma find out about the tunnel?” she asked.
“She saw it in her Magic Picture.”
“Of course,” said Dorothy; “I might have known that. And what is she going to do?”
“I cannot tell,” was the reply.
“Pooh!” cried the Yellow Hen. “We’re not afraid of the Nomes. If we roll a few of our eggs down the tunnel they’ll run away back home as fast as they can go.”
“Why, that’s true enough!” exclaimed Dorothy. “The Scarecrow once conquered all the Nome King’s army with some of Billina’s eggs.”
“But you do not understand all of the dreadful plot,” continued the Tin Woodman. “The Nome King is clever, and he knows his Nomes would run from eggs; so he has bargained with many terrible creatures to help him. These evil spirits are not afraid of eggs or anything else, and they are very powerful. So the Nome King will send them through the tunnel first, to conquer and destroy, and then the Nomes will follow after to get their share of the plunder and slaves.”
They were all startled to hear this, and every face wore a troubled look.
“Is the tunnel all ready?” asked Dorothy.
“Ozma sent me word yesterday that the tunnel was all completed except for a thin crust of earth at the end. When our enemies break through this crust, they will be in the gardens of the royal palace, in the heart of the Emerald City. I offered to arm all my Winkies and march to Ozma’s assistance; but she said no.”
“I wonder why?” asked Dorothy.
“She answered that all the inhabitants of Oz, gathered together, were not powerful enough to fight and overcome the evil forces of the Nome King. Therefore she refuses to fight at all.”
“But they will capture and enslave us, and plunder and ruin all our lovely land!” exclaimed the Wizard, greatly disturbed by this statement.
“I fear they will,” said the Tin Woodman, sorrowfully. “And I also fear that those who are not fairies, such as the Wizard, and Dorothy, and her uncle and aunt, as well as Toto and Billina, will be speedily put to death by the conquerors.”
“What can be done?” asked Dorothy, shuddering a little at the prospect of this awful fate.
“Nothing can be done!” gloomily replied the Emperor of the Winkies. “But since Ozma refuses my army I will go myself to the Emerald City. The least I may do is to perish beside my beloved Ruler.”‘


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as posted in an other topic, some points why EA should change their strategy:
i want to show you first two short and one longer video. here're the shorts first, you should get interessted for the long one ;-) enjoy them and lets discuss about :-D
Tara Talks - how EA can save itself (via Zoomin.TV Games):
http://youtu.be/Ho4gEomb5zw
5 good reasons why - second screen gaming will fail (via Zoomin.TV Games):
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so guys, lets talk about the videos! what do you think, are they right? could it happend again? will EA learn something? woulnd't they? and why not? or why yes? tell me your opinion :-D
but now the longer Video (you should take around 45 minutes to watch it) it treats the stock value of EA and other publishers and why the crash from 1983/84 could happens again:
Is the gaming industry crashing (again)? (via CleverNoobs):
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Kuch nahi hai but i am learning.
daydreaming scenarios with my crush and overthinking . (kinda sad and i know)
Karni to image change bhi thi mujhe par ho hi nahi rahi hai </3
Aur ye gradient bhi nahi hat raha :(
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The diorama command run without arguments will list the commands, most of which will echo their usage when run without arguments.
Alternatively, check out the online docs:


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Guidance workshops
Young refugees are often unaware of opportunities for scholarships and struggle to meet the demands of the applications.
We estimate that less than 20% of scholarship applications are eligible for review.
Our workshops, co-designed with youth and their community are delivered with local organisations in Jordan and Lebanon. Mosaik trains teachers at local organisations to deliver online learning materials and to adapt workshops to their local context and. In June 2019, over 100 local and refugee youth were enrolled in workshops taking place in Beirut and the Bekaa Valley in Lebanon and Amman, Jordan.
“The reason that I was interested in the guidance workshops is because I was confused. I wanted psychology but I wanted to make sure whether it would fit me or not… The person who finds his/her passion can leave a good mark.”
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The workshops are made up of eight half-day sessions that help refugees understanding the different higher education pathways available to them (local, international or online), the skills to evaluate their options, and support in preparing applications. The modular design of online materials means the programme can be easily adapted and scaled to different locations and be led by local civil society organisations.
“The program introduced me to so many scholarships I did not know about. It gave me an understanding of university scholarships and their requirements and the different kinds of education. Now I can plan for applying to university.”
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Official Images on Docker Hub
Estimated reading time: 4 minutesThe Docker Official Images are a curated set of Docker repositories hosted on Docker Hub. They are designed to:
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Provide essential base OS repositories (for example, ubuntu, centos) that serve as the starting point for the majority of users.
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Provide drop-in solutions for popular programming language runtimes, data stores, and other services, similar to what a Platform as a Service (PAAS) would offer.
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Ensure that security updates are applied in a timely manner. This is particularly important as many Official Images are some of the most popular on Docker Hub.
Docker, Inc. sponsors a dedicated team that is responsible for reviewing and publishing all content in the Official Images. This team works in collaboration with upstream software maintainers, security experts, and the broader Docker community.
While it is preferable to have upstream software authors maintaining their corresponding Official Images, this is not a strict requirement. Creating and maintaining images for Official Images is a public process. It takes place openly on GitHub where participation is encouraged. Anyone can provide feedback, contribute code, suggest process changes, or even propose a new Official Image.
When to use Official Images
New Docker users are encouraged to use the Official Images in their
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A common rationale for diverging from Official Images is to optimize for image size. For instance, many of the programming language stack images contain a complete build toolchain to support installation of modules that depend on optimized code. An advanced user could build a custom image with just the necessary pre-compiled libraries to save space.
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Submitting Feedback for Official Images
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From a high level, an Official Image starts out as a proposal in the form of a set of GitHub pull requests. Detailed and objective proposal requirements are documented in the following GitHub repositories:
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Long, long ago, my friend Phil and I decided to make our fortunes in the music business. Lacking the ability to sing or to play an instrument, we determined to be managers. We envisaged ourselves as a pair of Svengalis, with a stable of artists who would conquer the charts, allowing us to retire to Bransonian tropical islands before our thirtieth birthdays.
How could things possibly go wrong?, we thought, considering the first bands on our roster. There was Snakewizard, a generic heavy metal band of no great originality—but then, originality is the last thing the punters want in a heavy metal group. We would help them along with song lyrics, but otherwise leave them to practise their deafening din and grow their hair.
The important thing was to have a broad range of artists, covering different markets. Snakewizard took care of the heavy metal fans, and our second group—The Toofles—appealed to a wholly different audience. The Toofles were essentially a novelty band for pre-teens, not unlike The Wombles. Their songs had no artistic merit whatsoever but, we thought, would be wildly popular with the tinies.
The fatal flaw in our scheme, and the reason that the Bransonian islands remained forever out of reach, was that neither Snakewizard nor The Toofles ever existed outside our pulsating greedy brains. They were only ever figments of our imagination … where they remain lodged, now grown old and grey, and without a back catalogue—or indeed any catalogue at all—to fall back on.
They are still two of my favourite groups.


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After being in your hometown all summer, here are some things to do in Athens your first week back that you might have missed.
Megan Knapp | ILLUSTRATION
Over the summer, Athens has acquired some new spots, including Steak ‘n Shake, 741 E. State St., and Qdoba, 859 E. State St. Go explore and find some new favorite places to eat.
Grab some friends and find a movie you’ve been looking forward to seeing all summer.
While sitting around all summer and not walking around campus and its hills, you might be out of shape. Come up with a new routine to implement into your new daily schedule before class starts.
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With so many items to choose from on their menu, branch out and pick something different at Bagel Street Deli, 27 S. Court St.
After hauling all your stuff back to Athens, treat yourself to some comfort food at O’Betty’s Red Hot, 15 W. State St.
Grab your hammock and go find a new favorite spot to hang out on College Green. There are plenty of trees to choose from!
Bring some friends and discover some new music at The Union, 18 W. Union St. Check out theirwebsite to see what kinds of concerts will be happening.
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Grab a drink or snack from Front Room Coffeehouse and head outside and enjoy the weather while preparing for your new classes.
Whether you’re new to OU or returning to campus, go make some new friends in your hall or go visit their new apartment or house.
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--- layout: article publication-date: 2018-04-21 title: Metamaterial Textures authors: - Alexandra Ion - Robert Kovacs - Oliver Schneider - Pedro Lopes - Patrick Baudisch venue: In Proceedings of CHI’18. Montreal, Canada, April 21 – 26, 2018 type: - Conference - Full Paper - Peer-reviewed tags: - Metamaterial - Textures - Fabrication - 3D printing - Programmable matter video-thumb: "https://youtu.be/v5mKw8wnuZM" video-preview: "https://youtu.be/v5mKw8wnuZM" video: "https://youtu.be/-yF4iqbU4qk" image: teaser.png pdf: 2018CHI_Metamaterial_textures__authors_copy.pdf doi: https://dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/3173574.3173910 page-subtitle: "We integrate multiple dynamic textures into 3D printed objects’ cell structure." ---
We present metamaterial textures—3D printed surface geometries that can perform a controlled transition between two or more textures. Metamaterial textures are integrated into 3D printed objects and allow designing how the object interacts with the environment and the user’s tactile sense. Inspired by foldable paper sheets (“origami”) and surface wrinkling, our 3D printed metamaterial textures consist of a grid of cells that fold when compressed by an external global force. Unlike origami, however, metamaterial textures offer full control over the transformation, such as in between states and sequence of actuation. This allows for integrating multiple textures.
Such metamaterial textures are useful for, e.g., for exploring parameters in the rapid prototyping of textures. Metamaterial textures are also robust enough to allow the resulting objects to be grasped, pushed, or stood on. This allows us to make objects, such as a shoe sole that transforms from flat to treaded, a textured door handle that provides tactile feedback to visually impaired users, and a configurable bicycle grip.
We present an editor assists users in creating metamaterial textures interactively by arranging cells, applying forces, and previewing their deformation.


TERMINATOR(1) TERMINATOR(1) NAME Terminator - Multiple GNOME terminals in one window SYNOPSIS terminator [options] DESCRIPTION This manual page documents Terminator, a terminal emulator application. Terminator is a program that allows users to set up flexible arrangements of GNOME terminals. It is aimed at those who normally arrange lots of terminals near each other, but don't want to use a frame based window manager. OPTIONS This program follow the usual GNU command line syntax, with long options starting with two dashes (`-'). A summary of options is included below. -h, --help Show summary of options -v, --version Show the version of the Terminator installation -m, --maximise Start with a maximised window -f, --fullscreen Start with a fullscreen window -b, --borderless Instruct the window manager not to render borders/decoration on the Terminator window (this works well with -m) -H, --hidden Hide the Terminator window by default. Its visibility can be tog‐ gled with the hide_window keyboard shortcut (Ctrl-Shift-Alt-a by default) -T, --title Force the Terminator window to use a specific name rather than updating it dynamically based on the wishes of the child shell. --geometry=GEOMETRY Specifies the preferred size and position of Terminator's window; see X(7). -e, --command=COMMAND Runs the specified command instead of your default shell or pro‐ file specified command -x, --execute COMMAND [ARGS] Runs the rest of the command line instead of your default shell or profile specified command. --working-directory=DIR Set the terminal's working directory -r, --role=ROLE Set a custom WM_WINDOW_ROLE property on the window -l, --layout=LAYOUT Start Terminator with a specific layout. The argument here is the name of a saved layout. -d, --debug Enable debugging output (please use this when reporting bugs). This can be specified twice to enable a built-in python debugging server. --debug-classes=DEBUG_CLASSES If this is specified as a comma separated list, debugging output will only be printed from the specified classes. --debug-methods=DEBUG_METHODS If this is specified as a comma separated list, debugging outut will only be printed from the specified functions. If this is specified in addition to --debug-classes, only the intersection of the two lists will be displayed KEYBINDINGS The following keybindings can be used to control Terminator: Ctrl+Shift+O Split terminals Horizontally. Ctrl+Shift+E Split terminals Vertically. Ctrl+Shift+Right Move parent dragbar Right. Ctrl+Shift+Left Move parent dragbar Left. Ctrl+Shift+Up Move parent dragbar Up. Ctrl+Shift+Down Move parent dragbar Down. Ctrl+Shift+S Hide/Show Scrollbar. Ctrl+Shift+F Search within terminal scrollback Ctrl+Shift+N or Ctrl+Tab Move to next terminal within the same tab, use Ctrl+PageDown to move to the next tab. If cycle_term_tab is False, cycle within the same tab will be disabled Ctrl+Shift+P or Ctrl+Shift+Tab Move to previous terminal within the same tab, use Ctrl+PageUp to move to the previous tab. If cycle_term_tab is False, cycle within the same tab will be disabled Alt+Up Move to the terminal above the current one. Alt+Down Move to the terminal below the current one. Alt+Left Move to the terminal left of the current one. Alt+Right Move to the terminal right of the current one. Ctrl+Shift+C Copy selected text to clipboard Ctrl+Shift+V Paste clipboard text Ctrl+Shift+W Close the current terminal. Ctrl+Shift+Q Quits Terminator Ctrl+Shift+X Toggle between showing all terminals and only showing the current one (maximise). Ctrl+Shift+Z Toggle between showing all terminals and only showing a scaled version of the current one (zoom). Ctrl+Shift+T Open new tab Ctrl+PageDown Move to next Tab Ctrl+PageUp Move to previous Tab Ctrl+Shift+PageDown Swap tab position with next Tab Ctrl+Shift+PageUp Swap tab position with previous Tab Ctrl+Plus (+) Increase font size. Note: this may require you to press shift, depending on your keyboard Ctrl+Minus (-) Decrease font size. Note: this may require you to press shift, depending on your keyboard Ctrl+Zero (0) Restore font size to original setting. F11 Toggle fullscreen Ctrl+Shift+R Reset terminal state Ctrl+Shift+G Reset terminal state and clear window Super+g Group all terminals so that any input sent to one of them, goes to all of them. Super+Shift+G Remove grouping from all terminals. Super+t Group all terminals in the current tab so input sent to one of them, goes to all terminals in the current tab. Super+Shift+T Remove grouping from all terminals in the current tab. Ctrl+Shift+I Open a new window (note: unlike in previous releases, this window is part of the same Terminator process) Super+i Spawn a new Terminator process Drag and Drop The layout can be modified by moving terminals with Drag and Drop. To start dragging a terminal, click and hold on its titlebar. Alternatively, hold down Ctrl, click and hold the right mouse but‐ ton. Then, **Release Ctrl**. You can now drag the terminal to the point in the layout you would like it to be. The zone where the terminal would be inserted will be highlighted. SEE ALSO terminator_config(5) AUTHOR Terminator was written by Chris Jones<EMAIL_ADDRESS>and others. This manual page was written by Chris Jones<EMAIL_ADDRESS>and others. Jan 5, 2008 TERMINATOR(1)


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The Ministry of Health in Iraq has retrospectively confirmed the country’s third case of human infection with the H5N1 avian influenza virus. The case, a 3-year-old boy, was hospitalized in Baghdad on 15 March 2006. His illness was mild and he fully recovered.
During its outbreak, which is now considered over, Iraq faced problems in the shipment of specimens for external verification of diagnostic tests. For the retrospectively confirmed case, initial test results were inconclusive, possibly as a result of sample deterioration during shipment. Repeated testing, using different methods, was needed for diagnostic confirmation.
The two cases previously confirmed in Iraq occurred in January 2006. Both cases were fatal.


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Ready to Hang Pop Up Art Show
by sbrobertBy Robert Bernstein
"Ready to Hang" is the latest pop-up art show this season. At the Community Arts Workshop (CAW) which is better known as "The Solstice Workshop" at the corner of Ortega Street and Garden Street.
Here are all of my photos from the pre-show reception.
My wife Merlie had already sold two of her four pieces before the show even officially opened. Here we posed with her floral art:
The event was especially designed for new artists like her to break into the local art scene. But plenty of more experienced artists were displaying their pieces as well. A wide range of art genres was welcomed with just one rule: They must fit into a 12" x 12" wall space.
The event was the creation of Michael Evan Long who kindly posed with one of his wonderful "Dream Box" creations:
He got plenty of help with hanging the art and with other logistics. But he deserves credit for making this event happen to benefit local artists.
Here is a detail of his Frame Shop creation. Notice the Visa and Mastercard stickers along with a poster for the Ready to Hang event in the shop windows!
Diane Stevenett is well known as the creator of some of the biggest Solstice ensembles for many years. Here she posed with some of her more modest art pieces:
Here I photographed just one piece of Diane's memorable Zebras ensemble before the 2011 Solstice parade:
Pali-X Mano posed with one of the artists
Pali's colorful lady friend Raven posed with her artistic creation that included modified photos of herself:
My friends Rebecca, Matthew and Morgan posed for a family photo:
I have known Matthew for decades from juggling and other circus arts. Rebecca had three of her artistic creations on display at the show. I have done a photo series of them at the Isla Vista Juggling Festival almost every year since Morgan was born. Since Rebecca missed the Juggling Festival this year, this was a chance to make the 2019 family photo!
Here was my first photo in the series, from the 2002 Isla Vista Juggling Festival
Here are two of Rebecca's pieces:
Here are just a few more samples of the hundreds of pieces on display:
Here you can see more about the Community Arts Workshop and sign up for email notifications of future events:https://www.sbcaw.org/