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Lidl brings hourly pay rate in line with living wage
by Jessica ClarkMore than 19,000 Lidl employees across the UK are set to get a pay rise as the supermarket brings its hourly rate in line with the living wage.
Entry-level pay will rise from £9 to £9.30 per hour in stores outside of London and from £10.55 to £10.75 per hour within the M25 to meet recommendations from the Living Wage Foundation.
Read more: Lidl sales soar as Big Four supermarkets struggle
The government’s National Minimum Wage for over-18s is £6.15, rising to £7.70 for employees aged between 21 and 24, and £8.12 for over 25s.
Lidl said the wage increase, which will come into force in March next year, represents an investment of more than £10m.
Lidl GB chief executive Christian Hartnagel said: “During this time of such uncertainty, we feel fortunate to be able to make this investment in our colleagues, and give them peace of mind with regards to their salary.
“Our hourly paid employees represent over 80 per cent of our entire workforce, and are the absolute backbone of our business.
“It is because of them that we continue to be the fastest growing supermarket, and are able to realise our ambitious expansion plans. This move is, therefore, testament to the unwavering commitment that each and every one of them puts into their work on a daily basis.”
In June, the discount supermarket announced it will spend £500m on opening 40 new stores across London over the next five years, creating 1,500 jobs.
Read more: Lidl ramps up expansion plan with 230 new stores
A proposed Tottenham Court Road store, near Warren Street tube station, will become the company’s most central London location.
The investment also includes a new headquarters in Tolworth, south west London, for the firm’s 800 head office employees.
The company has plans to grow its footprint to 1,000 stores over the next few years as it ramps up competition with the UK’s major supermarkets.


It's Not a Sprint
So I’ve been having some time off learning. I stayed at my family’s for almost a week and when I came back, it was my time to be a host for the weekend. My study time suffered a hard blow. I did what I could, but it wasn’t much. The last two days though have been very fruitful learning-wise and I feel like I’m regaining the good rhytm again. Here’s what I’ve been able to accomplish since the last blog post.
The Odin Project
As I promised the last time, I decided to check The Odin Project while I was away. Of course I had less time than I hoped (don’t even ask…). Still, I did make some progress with it. I skimmed through ‘Web Development 101’ and dived into ‘Ruby Programming’ section.
I thought I’m already not too bad with my Ruby skills, but TOP exercises proved me wrong. Due to time constraints, I was only able to complete the basic ‘Building Blocks’ part. And it was not easy… After doing some required reading (Very helpful! I not only refreshed my knowledge, but learned a few new tricks) I tried to tackle the building part. ‘Estimated time: 3-5 hrs’ did not apply to me. I didn’t measured it anyhow, but I think it was more like 7 hrs in my case. And I don’t think my code is too great. I had to rely on the help from google quite a few times. Below are my solutions to the problems from this chapter:
Caesar’s Cipher
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Stock Picker
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I once got stuck for a really long time (during ‘stockpicker’) and thought this is too difficult. But the key was to just set what I need to achieve clearly, using pseudo code and then I just started from scratch again and it was a pretty smooth process from then on. I have to say though that I felt really, really bad having to spend so much time on so little code. I thought I’m not that bad at Ruby! I definitely need to carry on with TOP to improve in this area, I will probably set aside one day a week for this.
Tealeaf
I also didn’t do too much in regard to Tealeaf. I’m catching on for the last two days though, I refreshed my knowledge by re-reading my notes and watched the lectures vids that appeared in the meanwhile. After that, I started implementing a Twitter-clone app on my own and I was able to get quite far! I feel like I got a good grasp of Rails basics by now and this makes me really happy. I know there’s a long way to go from here, but I’m glad I’m actually able to make stuff on my own and understand what I’m doing. That’s exactly what I was expecting from Tealeaf Academy, so I’m even more convinced now that what I paid for it is a money well spent.
For the next few days I’m going to work some more on my Twitter app and also my Postit app (Reddit clone) implementation. I’ll hopefully also catch up with lessons a little, wrap up Week 2 and maybe even do the whole Week 3. I have a lot of time for these this week. Fingers crossed!


Erin Brockovich
Based on a true story, this drama about a strong-willed, independent woman named Erin Brockovich (Julia Roberts) who sticks it to a huge corporation at first comes off as a great story of the human spirit and an uphill battle for justice.
Upon closer inspection it's a little disjointed since the story tries to balance Erin's dysfunctional home life with her courageous fight against a power company who poisoned a small town's water supply and lied about it.
The investigative work Erin and lawyer Ed Marsly (Albert Finney) must perform in order to win the case and the emotional ties they must make with each of their 600+ clients is strong, interesting and suspenseful. But Erin's home life and her sort of relationship with her young children and biker-who's-actually-a-big-teddy bear-boyfriend George (Aaron Eckhart) is a tad weak and doesn't work as well as it should have. Still, a good, entertaining story.
GRADE: B
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com.github.thibaultbee.streampack.data.AudioConfig |
Audio configuration class.
If you don't know how to set class members, Video encoding recommendations should give you hints.
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com.github.thibaultbee.streampack.streamers.BaseCameraStreamer |
Base class of CaptureStreamer: CameraTsFileStreamer or CameraSrtLiveStreamer
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com.github.thibaultbee.streampack.error.CameraError |
Class that encapsulates camera errors
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com.github.thibaultbee.streampack.utils.CameraSettings |
Use to change camera settings.
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com.github.thibaultbee.streampack.streamers.CameraSrtLiveStreamer |
BaseCameraStreamer that sends audio/video frames to a remote device p, Secure Reliable
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com.github.thibaultbee.streampack.utils.CameraStreamerConfigurationHelper |
Configuration helper for BaseCameraStreamer.
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BaseCameraStreamer that sends audio/video frames to a File.
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Interface of Secure Reliable Transport (SRT) Protocol listener
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Interface of Streamer listener
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Video configuration class.
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Hadsel Marathon
Stokmarkness NOR
Website: hadselmaraton.no
Race Winners
(30 runnings)
04 Aug
2012 2:54:03 3:15:57 06 Aug
2011 2:57:15
3:15:27 07 Aug
2010 2:56:15 08 Aug
2009 2:57:15
4:39:36 04 Aug
2007
2:54:37
4:06:40
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2006
2:38:55
06 Aug
2005
2:49:38
3:05:40
07 Aug
2004
2:49:22
3:41:23
09 Aug
2003
2:43:20
3:46:57
10 Aug
2002
2:47:15
3:42:05
11 Aug
2001
2:35:10
12 Aug
2000
3:07:37
3:39:11
1999
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08 Aug 1998
2:37:41
4:05:55
1997
2:45:09
3:46:48
1996
2:36:40
3:21:50
1995
2:37:05
3:07:59
06 Aug 1994
2:35:11
3:19:30
07 Aug 1993
2:37:10
3:38:37
1992
2:37:04
3:29:53
1991
2:38:07
3:22:12
1990
2:37:56
3:38:29
1989
2:37:33
3:51:23
1988
2:41:36
1987
2:56:42
Notes: 1987 was the inaugural year.
05 Aug
2017
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n/a
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n/a
06 Aug
2016
2:48:24
Damian Szmelter-2
3:48:01
Vera Nystad (NOR)
08 Aug
2015
2:43:53
Damian Szmelter (POL)
3:09:48
Louise Skak-4
02 Aug
2014
2:56:07
Ross Wakelin (NZL)
3:17:16
Louise Skak-3
03 Aug
2013
2:50:33
Jan-Inge Dahl (NOR)
3:08:21
Ragnhild Hanssen (NOR)
Kurt Nilsen (NOR)
Louise Skak-2
John Pedersen (NOR)
Louise Skak (NOR)
John Pedersen-2
John Pedersen (NOR)
Maren Skorpen (NOR)
09 Aug
2008
2:44:15
Ketil Eliassen (NOR)
Goran Jensen (NOR)
Judith Tendeland (NOR)
Jens-Kristian Berg (NOR)
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Charles Christiansen-3
Britt Helgesen
Charles Christiansen-2
Anita Ødegaard-2
Charles Christiansen (NOR)
Anita Ødegaard (NOR)
Sture Grønli-6
Ruth Vikan-2
Sture Grønli-5
.
Eiolf Eivindsen (NOR)
Sigrid Kristoffersen-3
not held
not held
Sture Grønli-4
Kirsti Sandness (NOR)
Sture Grønli-3
Solveig Myhre (NOR)
Sture Grønli-2
Ruth Vikan (NOR)
Sture Grønli (NOR)
Trine Jørgensen (NOR)
Terje Ellingsen-2
Inger-Anne Wicklund-3
Oddvar Karlsen (NOR)
Ida Salbakk (NOR)
Terje Ellingsen (NOR)
Inger-Anne Wicklund-2
Hans Martinussen (SWE)
Sigrid Kristoffersen-2
Harald Bjørknes-3
Inger-Anne Wicklund (NOR)
Kyrre Ellefsen (NOR)
Sigrid Kristoffersen (NOR)
Harald Bjørknes-2
Harald Bjørknes (NOR)
Most Wins
(1987-date)
Men
6
Sture Grønli (NOR)
1995-98,2001-02
Women
4
Louise Skak (NOR)
2011-12,2014-15
Prize Money
No information on prize money has been
received for this race.
Race Time Bias
Insufficient data to calculate the race time bias.
Competitive Level
(1990-date)
Insufficient data to calculate competitive levels.
Quality Performances
Men No men under 2:20 Women No women under 2:50
Last Updated on 09 Nov 2017
Contributors: Klaas Loonstra (50), Juraj Gasparovic (13), Franco Civai (1)


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Copyright Bruce Wilcox<EMAIL_ADDRESS>brilligunderstanding.com
Revision 3/21/2021 cs11.2
You can write functions in Javascript in your script files and invoke
them from ChatScript code. It’s all done with what you define in an
outputmacro:
construct.
Normal outputmacros have a header (name + arguments in parens) and then ChatScript code. A Javascript definition replaces the ChatScript code part with a JavaScript header that tells CS what to use the data for, and then whatever JavaScript you want to write (optional).
That script will be uninterpreted (script compiler won’t analyze it) up until the next top-level CS declaration starting some new line, or the end of file. The only analysis the script compiler will do is remove // comments that run to end of line. The script compiler will also replace leading whitespace on a line with a single blank, and remove carriage returns and newlines from source lines.
A Javascript header looks like this:
outputmacro: ^myfunction(^arg1) Javascript permanent eval
lines of javascript
The first word of the header is the word Javascript, which tells the system this is a Javascript declaration. The system currently handles Ecmascript E5/E5.1 e (Javascript) + some extensions from E6 (which was released in summer 2015). See http://duktape.org/guide.html for details.
The second word describes the context. CS maintains two different
Javascript contexts. The first is permanent
, lasting for
the duration of the CS engine (server or local mode). The second is
transient
, which lasts during a volley only. Neither
context can see data in the other context.
The third word describes whether to interpret the code upon execution of the outputmacro.
The javascript code is only executed when the outputmacro is invoked. And it will only be executed once no matter how many times you invoke the outputmacro. This is not a call to a javascript function (yet), this is how you declare code.
If you want to process your code into a context when building layer 0
or layer 1 (normal :build
commands), you should arrange to
invoke your output macro when the engine starts up by calling it from a
^csboot
function.
Instead of declaring lines of javascript locally, you can name files to load from. Just put
file filename
file filename
to load those files. e.g. this could have all the code from the earlier example
outputmacro: ^testx(^arg1) JavaScript permanent call void test int eval
file "test.js"
In addition to establishing Javascript code as available, an outputmacro can define a linkage between CS and some function in Javascript. If we assume you have previously declared an outputmacro creating a bunch of javascript functions, one of which is called “test”, then you could define a linkage to it via this:
outputmacro: ^func(^a1 ^a2 ^a3) Javascript permanent call void test string int float
The header is the same (Javascript permanent) and tells CS which context to find the function from. The call keyword defines the linkage by naming the return type to be used from Javascript routine, the name of the routine, and the types of the arguments to pass in to the javascript function. Every time this outputmacro is called, it will convert its arguments to be correct for Javascript, invoke the test function, and return the value appropriately.
Remember, before you can call your javascript code, you have to load it into the Javascript system. Which means calling once your outputmacro that defined your Javascript functions. You can avoid this with Declare and Use (below).
You can simultaneously declare Javascript and declare a linkage. Just put eval on the javascript code after the linkage declaration. E.g.
outputmacro: ^func(^a1) Javascript permanent call void test string eval
bunch of javascript code
The first time you invoke the CS function, it will load the javascript into the designated context. And then it will perform the call. Future invocations of the CS function will not reload the javascript, merely perform the call.
Example:
outputmacro: ^testx(^arg1) JavaScript permanent call void test int eval
// fib.js
function fib(n) {
if (n == 0) { return 0; }
if (n == 1) { return 1; }
return fib(n-1) + fib(n-2);
}
function test(j) {
var res = [];
for (i = 0; i < j; i++) {
res.push(fib(i));
}
print(res.join(' '));
}
topic: ~keywordless()
u: (test) ^testx(5)
In the above example, if the ~keywordless
topic sees an
input of test
it will call ^testx
with a value
of five. This will cause the javascript to be loaded and the javascript
function test
called with an integer value 5. This will, in
turn, print out on the console 0 1 1 2 3
(but since that is
not ChatScript output the system will move on to some other rule to try
to generate output).
This is a predefined JS function that will take the message and send it to the user log.
Currently the javascript is presumed correct (not verified by CS
during :build
). When the code is evaled, if there is an
error, the rule making the outputmacro call will fail, but you have no
indication of where in the javascript your code was in error.
Likewise there are nominal limits of 1500 bytes for a string argument or return value. These are not enforced at present, so you could damage the system if you exceed that. In the future restrictions and debuggability will be improved.
At present you can only pass in or return float, int, string. Any exception taken while running your script will end the ChatScript instance (this will get changed). Some obvious things… if you use print() you only see it on a local console.
On some OS compiles like IOS and Android, JavaScript support is by
default not compiled into the engine. You would need to remove the
appropriate #define DISCARDJAVASCRIPT 1 from common.h if you see as
output something like *JavaScript permanent...
instead of
what you are expecting.


After selecting a localization (.vm) file to translate, the Resource Editor will then load the information from this file and the corresponding geode into an untitled Translation File saved into the DOCUMENT directory. The file will be displayed in two views. The left portion of the screen is the Source File, while the right portion is the Translation File. When the file is first opened, the two sides look the same, since no translations have yet been made.
The Resource Editor brings up all the strings or bitmaps which need to be translated, regardless of their context. The only way you will be able to be completely sure that the translation is accurate is to perform the translation and then actually run the translated executable (to be discussed later) and see how the translations appear in the program.
Click on any text string in the right portion of the screen. The blinking text editing cursor should appear, and you will be able to edit the text in the right screen to reflect the changes necessary for the local language. The text in the left portion of the screen acts as a guide and will not change.
At the bottom of the main screen, there are three fields which may have important information about how you should translate the selected chunk.
If there is nothing in these fields, there are no constraints on the size or content of the translation.
This is the character the user will use when navigating the translated geode's UI with keyboard navigation. Only Text Monikers may have mnemonics. The mnemonic should be either a character which occurs in the moniker, the keyword ESC or the keyword NIL (which signals that there is no mnemonic).
You must be careful not to assign the same mnemonic to two monikers whose gadgets are both in the active window at the same time. If there is such a conflict, only one of the two gadgets will be activated by this mnemonic. When you have created the translated executable, you should check that there are no conflicting mnemonics, and change any which are found to overlap with others at the same level.
To choose a different mnemonic, use the Mnemonic gadget in the upper-right area of the ResEdit window. Use the up- or down- buttons to choose a letter from the text moniker, or type in your letter of choice. If you choose a letter which does not occur in the text moniker, it will appear in parentheses.
Keyboard shortcuts, also known as keyboard accelerators, are key combinations which may be used to activate a piece of UI gadgetry. For instance, Ctrl-S is a common keyboard shortcut for activating the Save item under the File menu.
In ResEdit, keyboard shortcuts are displayed when there is a chunk of type Object that has a shortcut. The shortcut will appear as something like "(Physical Ctrl p)".
To translate the shortcut, press the Shortcut... button at the top center of the ResEdit window. This will bring up a dialog box allowing you to specify that there should be no shortcut, or to specify a keyboard combination for a translated shortcut.
The following modifier keys are available: Alt, Shift, Ctrl. The Physical option specifies that Num Lock and Caps Lock states are disregarded when matching the shortcut character.
You may wish to translate a graphic. For example, a calendar application written for an English-speaking audience might have an icon depicting a desk calendar displaying the date "Apr 7"--but in a foreign language, "Apr" might not be anything a customer would see on a calendar.
To translate a graphic:
ResEdit will display the chunks of one resource at a time. To translate all the chunks in a geode, you'll need to work with chunks from several resources.
There are several ways to choose a different resource.
Within a resource, there are several ways to select a chunk to edit.


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It is always good practice to confirm with the user when he/she is trying to execute a destructive action. In such situations, the action of type 'confirm' becomes handy. It raises a confirmation dialog to the user.
Within the actions of type 'alert', 'confirm' and 'prompt' an element of name 'message' is used to define the message that the user will be prompted with. A substitution parameter of '?USERID?' and/or '?GROUPID?' are used to substitute in the name of the task. The return code for actions of these types is 'true' for an 'OK' button click and 'false' wither for a click on the 'Cancel' button or the user hitting the window close.
As an action will only occur on 'OK' being clicked, a follow-on action will execute on the return code of this action containing the value 'true'.


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PluckLock (retired)
An Android app with 250+ installs across the Google Play Store and F-Droid. When your phone is plucked from your hands, the lock screen is activated so the thief can't see your messages.
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A React application to help learn OLL algorithms for speedcubing. ~300 monthly users.


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This is a column toggle table that uses default styles, the table-stroke
class for row strokes, and the ui-responsive
class for the preset breakpoint.
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| Anne Levinson | SnakTime |<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|<PHONE_NUMBER> x 123 |
| Mary Smith | Foo Co. |<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|<PHONE_NUMBER> |


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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said on Wednesday he did not support banning foreign media outlets including Germany’s Deutsche Welle from working in Russia, something that had been proposed by parliament, Interfax news agency reported.
Russia’s parliament accused Deutsche Welle in September of breaking election legislation and asked the foreign ministry to consider revoking the German broadcaster’s right to work in the country.


I am 22 years old, and I am studying Political Science at Brigham Young University.
I have lived in a lot of different places, but I claim Idaho as my home. No need to be open-minded about my time in Idaho, I grew up in a stereotypical small farming town that primarily grew potatoes. My high school’s mascot was the Mighty Russet, and we had two weeks off of school in the fall to help the farmers harvest their potatoes.
I love to spend time abroad and learn languages. In high school, I spent time in Beijing learning Mandarin, and after high school, I was an au pair in Spain. Some of my best memories are visiting my German cousins and learning more about my family’s German heritage. As a poor college student, I continue my international curiosity through Netflix. Some of my favorite series are:
After I graduate, I hope to visit Cuba and Russia.
I am very passionate about public lands. I work as a research assistant for different projects dealing with international and domestic land issues. I am interested in indigenous land issues, water rights disputes, and public land protection issues. I received my two-year degree from BYU-Hawaii with an emphasis in Pacific Island Studies, and I grew up near a Native American reservation. I hope to someday work in conflict resolution or public policy to help resolve some of the intergenerational issues.
As well, I am a strong advocate for animal rights. I love dogs, and I currently have two dogs. My first dog, Tortilla, or as I affectionately refer to as abuelita, is a chihuahua. My other dog, Scout, is a six-month-old American Eskimo. I love training my dogs and teaching new tricks. After I get my own home, I plan to foster dogs to help teach them basic manners so that they may be adopted by loving families.


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Lonely Planet's Where to Go When
Lonely Planet's Where to Go When
Welcome to the ultimate trip planner, which contain recommended destinations for each month of the year, embracing everything from culture-rich city breaks to wildlife-watching expeditions.


FlagGroup
A wrapper representing a group of Feature Flags / Feature Toggles.
@propertyWrapper public struct FlagGroup<Group>: Decorated, Identifiable where Group: FlagContainer
Use this to structure your flags into a tree. You can nest FlagGroup
s as deep
as you need to and can split them across multiple files for maintainability.
The type that you wrap with FlagGroup
must conform to FlagContainer
.
Inheritance
Decorated
, Identifiable
Initializers
init(name:codingKeyStrategy:description:)
Initialises a new FlagGroup
with the supplied info
public init(name: String? = nil, codingKeyStrategy: CodingKeyStrategy = .default, description: FlagInfo)
@FlagGroup(description: "This is a test flag group. Isn't it grand?"
var myFlagGroup: MyFlags
Parameters
- name: - name: An optional display name to give the group. Only visible in flag editors like Vexillographer. Default is to calculate one based on the property name.
- codingKeyStragey: - codingKeyStragey: An optional strategy to use when calculating the key name for this group. The default is to use the
FlagPole
s strategy. - description: - description: A description of this flag group. Used in flag editors like Vexillographer and also for future developer context. You can also specify
.hidden
to hide this flag group from Vexillographer.
Properties
id
All FlagGroup
s are Identifiable
let id
info
A collection of information about this FlagGroup
such as its display name and description.
let info: FlagInfo
wrappedValue
The FlagContainer
being wrapped.
var wrappedValue: Group


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Story: The rain sorcerer ||kunn; two of ||kunn's children
The rain sorcerer ||kunn; two of ||kunn's children
Title
The rain sorcerer ||kunn; two of ||kunn's children
Collection
Summary
Information regarding //kunn was also given by /han≠kass’o (L VIII.-20. 7746-7749). |han≠kass'o speaks of the rainmaker, ||kunn, (who he observed making rain fall) and his relations.
Comments
1) p.7745v: |han≠kass'o had personally seen ||kunn make the rain fall, 2) p.7746v: details of ||kunn's relationship with |han≠kass'o, 3) p.7748v: ||kunn had died by the time |han≠kass'o returned from the Breakwater Convict Station, 4) See 'Oud Bakkis' or 'One Nose', 5) This story is found in Book VIII-20
Contributors
|han≠kass'o (Klein Jantje) (VIII)
Date
15 – 16 October 1878
Categories
History (personal), The Rain and Rain's water, Custom and daily life
Keywords
rain (and ||kunn, the rainmaker or rain-sorcerer) , rain (rainmaking in |han≠kass'o's country) , rain (in |han≠kass'o's country) , rain (the direction it travels) , rain (from the west) , rain (that travels northwards) , rain (rainmaking at |han≠kass'o's place) , rain (rainmaking) , |han≠kass'o (and ||kunn, the rainmaker) , |han≠kass'o (his personal history) , |han≠kass'o (his relations) , |han≠kass'o (his country) , |han≠kass'o (his place is in the east where the sun rises) , sorcerer (or rainmaker) , sorcerer (||kunn, the rainmaker) , sorcerer (rain-sorcerer) , sorcerer (who makes rain) , sorcerer (in |han≠kass'o's country) , rainmaking (by ||kunn the rainmaker or rain-sorcerer) , rainmaking (at |han≠kass'o's place) , rainmaking (in |han≠kass'o's country) , rain-sorcerer (rainmaker) , rain-sorcerer (called ||kunn, and two of his children) , rainmaker (rain-sorcerer) , rainmaker (called ||kunn, and two of his children) , groups (of |xam) , groups (names of) , groups ('Berg or Mountain Bushmen') , groups (and |han≠kass'o's people) , Breakwater Convict Station (people who died while |han≠kass'o was in) , Breakwater Convict Station (|han≠kass'o's time in) , ||kunn (the rainmaker) , ||kunn (the rain-sorcerer) , ||kunn (loved |han≠kass'o) , ||kunn (the names of his relations) , ||kunn (his children, ≠kakken-ki-ttai and ≠kakka-!k'e) , ||kunn (his personal history) , ||kunn (his relationship with |han≠kass'o) , ||kunn (the rainmaker or rain-sorcerer) , ||kunn (made rain which came from the west) , names (of |xam individuals) , names (a rainmaker called ||kunn) , names (of ||kunn's two children) , names (of |xam groups) , |xam (names of groups of) , |xam ('Berg or Mountain Bushmen')
Story Pages
7746-7750


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Welcome to the GTA San Andreas ToolBox!
This file will help you the functions of the GTA San Andreas ToolBox.
There are also the cheatlists (GTA San Andreas-Cheats and GTA San Andreas ToolBox-Cheats) and a portlist with the often used Internetports in this help.
If you have a term from this help you should not understand, you can see it in the glossary.
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by James R. Griffin III at 2021-01-08 17:19:29.Do you think we can get this up and running sometime next week? @roelmoon and I would like to get folks (especially from mudd) set up to ingest to figgy from the share.
I sent a message to Phil to get some auth info for these mounts, then it should be reasonably quick to set up.
Thank you!! I have the user names and passwords if it helps?
I'm not sure if the mounts should be the same auth info as the mount info for users. We'll get it worked out soon. :)
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by None at 2021-01-08 23:39:07.@dependabot rebase
Superseded by #4368.
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by Christina Chortaria at 2021-01-08 13:30:07.https://github.com/pulibrary/marc_liberation/issues/629#issuecomment-696933001 gives info about Alma's availability values which may also be relevant
Coverage increased (+0.5%) to 78.157% when pulling 2f4a9684f9e08dd610efebedeaf89b667a131134 on 859-poll-sqs into e05dba2318167d95695a07e9a83256c1457105e3 on alma.
@tpendragon We implemented your suggestions. Thanks for the review.
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by Trey Pendragon at 2021-01-08 18:01:36.unassigned
by Trey Pendragon at 2021-01-08 18:01:56.Okay great this way seems better then since it can be evented in a true pub / sub way.
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by Trey Pendragon at 2021-01-08 20:27:38.the api call works over https
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@dependabot rebase
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by Francis Kayiwa at 2021-01-08 16:51:26.https://maps.princeton.edu/download/sde-columbia-iscgm_honduras_2008_roadl?type=kmz raises TLS errors (please see https://geoserver.cul.columbia.edu)
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Resolved: Confluence is back up in 807fdc4
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Cook County, the county government around Chicago, is currently considering building these train and bus lines. How it works.
Tell your County representative that you want to make Transit Future a reality! To make your voice heard, simply submit your name and address.
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How to get motivation?
How to get motivation?
A hungry stomach, an empty wallet and a broken heart teach you the most valuable lessons in life.
How to get motivation?
How to get motivation?
A hungry stomach, an empty wallet and a broken heart teach you the most valuable lessons in life.


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| virtual TBuilder | GlyphSpec (string glyphSpec) |
| | A numeric unicode character code to use as the icon for this button. The default font-family for glyphs can be set globally using Ext.setGlyphFontFamily() or a ResourceManager's GlyphFontFamily. Alternatively, this config option accepts a string with the charCode and font-family separated by the @ symbol. For example '65@My Font Family'. More...
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| virtual TBuilder | Text (string text) |
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| virtual TBuilder | ToolTip (string toolTip) |
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◆ Builder() [2/4]
◆ Builder() [3/4]
◆ Builder() [4/4]
◆ Cls()
An optional extra CSS class that will be added to this component's Element (defaults to ''). This can be useful for adding customized styles to the component or any of its children using standard CSS rules.
◆ Disabled()
Render this component disabled during an Ajax request (default is true).
◆ Glyph()
A numeric unicode character code to use as the icon for this button. The default font-family for glyphs can be set globally using Ext.setGlyphFontFamily() or a ResourceManager's GlyphFontFamily.
◆ GlyphSpec()
A numeric unicode character code to use as the icon for this button. The default font-family for glyphs can be set globally using Ext.setGlyphFontFamily() or a ResourceManager's GlyphFontFamily. Alternatively, this config option accepts a string with the charCode and font-family separated by the @ symbol. For example '65@My Font Family'.
◆ Height()
The height of this component in pixels.
◆ Hidden()
Render this component hidden (default is false). If true, the hide method will be called internally.
◆ IconCls()
A css class which sets a background image to be used as the icon for this button.
◆ IconUrl()
The path to an image to display in the button
◆ operator Builder()
◆ QTipCfg()
A tip string.
- Parameters
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| action | The action delegate |
- Returns
- An instance of TBuilder
◆ Text()
The button text to be used as innerHTML (html tags are accepted).
◆ ToolTip()
The tooltip for the button - can be a string to be used as innerHTML (html tags are accepted). Or, see ToolTip config.
◆ Width()
The width of this component in pixels.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- ButtonLoadingStateBuilder.cs


Research and analysis
Research study, commissioned by NCTL, to analyse 2 sets of data collected by NCTL on the national leaders of governance (NLG) initiative.
Ref: ISBN 978-1-78105-435-2 , DFE-RB367 PDF , 473KB , 24 pages
Ref: ISBN 978-1-78105-393-5 , DFE-RR367 PDF , 1.57MB , 56 pages
The analysis of the 2 sets of data was undertaken by BMG research.
One dataset comprised feedback from NLGs via online evaluations; the other comprised online or paper returns from supported schools.
NLGs testify to the impact of their placements on the leadership and management of the schools that they were working in.
Users of NLG support appear happy with the support they received. A significant majority described their needs as being met, described themselves as satisfied or very satisfied and were willing to recommend the NLG (more than 9 in 10 of valid respondents in each case).


FAAC allocates N702bn to FG, states, LGs
by Ifeanyi OnubaIfeanyi Onuba, Abuja
The Federation Accounts Allocation Committee on Wednesday shared a total of N702.05bn to the three tiers of government for the month of October 2019.
The allocation was confirmed by the Accountant-General of the Federation, Ahmed Idris, at the end the meeting which was held at the headquarters of the ministry of finance.
The N702.05bn, according to him, was distributed under three major revenue sources. They are the Value Added Tax, where the sum of N104.91bn was allocated, Exchange Gain where the sum N1.107 was distributed, and Gross Statutory Revenue, which was the distribution of N596.04bn.
Out of the N702.05bn, the Federal Government received N295.737bn, states got N192.69bn, and the Local Government Councils N144.98bn.
He Added that the oil producing states received N49.16bn, based on the derivation principle of 13 per cent.
Also, the AGF said the revenue generating agencies received N19.47bn being the cost of revenue collection.
He said, “The gross statutory revenue for the month of October 2019 was N596.041bn.
“It was lower than the N599.7bn received in the previous month by N3.660bn. Revenue from VAT was N 104.91bn as against N92.87bn distributed in the preceding month, resulting in an increase of N12.03bn.
He said that in October, revenues from Companies Income Tax, Value Added Tax and import duty increased remarkably, while Royalties, Petroleum Profit Tax and Excise Duty decreased during the period.
On the Excess Crude Account, he put the balance as of November 20 at $324m.
On the minimum wage payment, he said the government was aware of its responsibilities and the respective committees had been working on its implementation.
He said very soon, the full implementation would commence.
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A client must be registered with a server in order to monitor that specific server. A client must meet one of the following requirements in order to monitor its server:
The client must define the hook function below to process monitor-update messages from the server. This function will make the message queue block until it returns, so it should be a fairly trivial function.
#include <rservr/api/monitor-client.h> //the client must define this function to process monitoring messages extern void __monitor_update_hook(const struct monitor_update_data*);
Use the command below to change the client's monitoring settings. This command will be queued, and therefore must be sent. Remote addressing isn't allowed.
#include <rservr/api/monitor-client.h> //the returned command is added to the queue and must be sent command_handle set_monitor_flags(monitor_event);
Subsequent calls to the function above will override the client's entire monitoring preferences. Using monitor_none will clear all monitoring preferences for the client.
The guide below outlines the various monitor messages sent by the server via the client-defined __monitor_update_hook function: The monitored event type will be the bit combination of the flag to the left and that above a particular cell, with the message formats in parantheses. Monitor the category on the left to receive corresponding messages.
| monitor_add | monitor_remove | monitor_rejection | monitor_change | monitor_limit | ||
| monitor_attached_clients | new client attached ('pid*command') |
client detached ('pid') |
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| monitor_registered_clients | client registered ('pid*name') |
client deregistered ('pid*name') |
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| monitor_registered_services | service registered ('pid*name*type*location') |
service deregistered ('pid*name*type*location') |
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| monitor_terminal_status | terminal control given ('pid') |
terminal control returned ('pid') |
terminal control rejected ('pid') |
terminal control revoked ('old-pid*new-pid') |
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| monitor_server | server limit reached ('parameter*value') |
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| monitor_client | client limit reached ('pid*parameter*value') |
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Interesting Settings¶
SLUMBER_USERNAME¶
Default: test
The username to use when connecting to the Read the Docs API. Used for hitting the API while building the docs.
SLUMBER_PASSWORD¶
Default: test
The password to use when connecting to the Read the Docs API. Used for hitting the API while building the docs.
USE_SUBDOMAIN¶
Default: False
Whether to use subdomains in URLs on the site, or the Django-served content.
When used in production, this should be True
, as Nginx will serve this content.
During development and other possible deployments, this might be False
.
PRODUCTION_DOMAIN¶
Default: readthedocs.org
This is the domain that gets linked to throughout the site when used in production. It depends on USE_SUBDOMAIN, otherwise it isn’t used.
MULTIPLE_APP_SERVERS¶
Default: undefined
This is a list of application servers that built documentation is copied to. This allows you to run an independent build server, and then have it rsync your built documentation across multiple front end documentation/app servers.
DEFAULT_PRIVACY_LEVEL¶
Default: public
What privacy projects default to having. Generally set to public. Also acts as a proxy setting for blocking certain historically insecure options, like serving generated artifacts directly from the media server.
DOCUMENT_PYQUERY_PATH¶
Default: div.document
The Pyquery path to an HTML element that is the root of your document. This is used for making sure we are only searching the main content of a document.
USE_PIP_INSTALL¶
Default: False
Whether to use pip install . or python setup.py install when installing packages into the Virtualenv. Default is to use python setup.py install.
PUBLIC_DOMAIN¶
Default: settings.PRODUCTION_DOMAIN
A special domain for serving public documentation. If set, public docs will be linked here instead of the PRODUCTION_DOMAIN.


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| FeatureExtractor | A feature extractor performs computation on a set of strokes and outputs the feature values. |
| MultiStrokeRecognizer | A recognizer that processes a set of strokes and return the predictions in a RecognitionSet. |
| StrokeRecognizer | A recognizer responds to changes in strokes and returns recognition sets (interpretations of the stroke or of some or all of the scene) based on these changes. |
| TypedData | Typed data refers to a piece of semantic data that results from a recognition process and has an associated type. |
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| HHRecognizer | This is a general purpose recognizer in which feature extractors and the classifier can be user-specified. |
| MSTrainingModel | MSTrainingModel (Multi-Stroke Training Model) is a data structure for storing training examples and their types. |
| MSTrainingParser | MSTrainingParser (Multi-Stroke Training Parser) reads in an XML file and parses it into a MSTrainingModel. |
| MSTrainingWriter | MSTrainingWriter (Multi-Stroke Training Writer) takes a MSTrainingModel and outputs its content to an outputstream. |
| Recognition | An interpretation of a stroke or a set of strokes as a data/confidence pair. |
| RecognitionSet | The result of a recognizer's computations: a set of mutually exclusive interpretations of a stroke or a set of strokes, expressed by Recognition objects as typed data with associated values. |
| SimpleData | An instance of typed data that represents dynamic, user-defined types. |
| TimedStroke | TimedStroke is a collection of points taken in the duration of a mouse pressed event and a mouse released event. |
| Type | A unique identifier for the type of a piece of data that results from a recognition. |
| ZernikeFE | Compute Zernike moments of the specified order [1]. |
| ZernikeMoments | This class provides a set of methods for computing Zernike moments. |
| ZernikeMoments.Complex | Data structure for a complex number with real and imaginary parts. |
Interfaces and core classes for doing multi-stroke symbol recognition. A stroke is a sequence of data points captured from pen-down to pen-up. TimedStroke is the data structure for storing information pertaining to a stroke. HHRecognizer is the recognition engine. By default, it uses Zernike moment features and a SVM classifier.
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I'm Mumenunnessa Keya. I'm a junior Researcher at DIU NLP and Machine Learning LAB. Specialist in Machine Learning(ML), Image processing(IP), Natural Language Processing(NLP). At the time i am working on NLP to Question Answering. Now a day's three of my publication have been accepted at various conferences in India. I'm working on pandemic Covid-19. I'm writing blog on "Intelligent Bangla" which is a part of NLP LAB. The blog publishes all the Artificial Intelligent(AI) sectors elaborately in Bengali. At DIU i prefect on the "Python For All" course. I have completed several courses at Udemy, Coursera and IBM. I'm currently learning HTML and CSS.
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Favourite quote:
"If you fail, never give up because FAIL means "First Attempt In Learning" --APJ Abdul Kalam
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- Travelling.
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Story: A small insect called !ka !karro, said to resemble the Moon, used by Bushmen women to ascertain if the men will bring food home
A small insect called !ka !karro, said to resemble the Moon, used by Bushmen women to ascertain if the men will bring food home
Title
A small insect called !ka !karro, said to resemble the Moon, used by Bushmen women to ascertain if the men will bring food home
Collection
Summary
A small insect called !ka !karro resembles and shares the Moon's name. The !ka !karro tells the truth because it 'possesses' game.
Comments
1) pp.5173-5260 were translated in April 1912; except for pp.5206-5209, 2) Date on p.5245: 16 August, 3) See also The Moon, 4) This story is found in Book V-16
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Date
August 1875
Categories
Celestial bodies and aeroscopy, Custom and daily life, Portention, Plants and animals
Keywords
Moon (and the !ka !karro insect, which is called by its name) , Moon (and foretelling the getting of food) , Moon (an insect which shares its name) , Moon (an insect which resembles it) , insect (!ka !karro) , insect (predicts the finding of food) , insect ('knows things') , insect (its actions and the doings of game) , insect (women address it and place it on their hands) , insect (its actions foretell the getting of food) , insect (and the game) , insect (is questioned by women) , insect (resembles the Moon) , insect (has the Moon's name) , insect (and hunting game) , hunting (and the !ka !karro insect which foretells the getting of food) , hunting (!ka !karro 'possesses' game) , hunting (of game) , hunting (predictions about) , hunting (and the Moon) , hunting (ritual for foretelling successful) , game (and the !ka !karro insect that predicts the finding of food) , game (!ka !karro 'possesses' game) , game (ritual for foretelling the getting of) , presentiments (and hunting game) , presentiments (and the actions of the !ka !karro insect which foretells the getting of food) , presentiments (and getting food) , food (the !ka !karro insect which foretells the getting of food) , foretell (the !ka !karro insect which foretells the getting of food) , name (an insect which has the Moon's) , name (the !ka !karro insect, which is called by its name, and which foretells the getting of food) , name (of an insect which shares the Moon's) , name (of an insect which predicts the finding of food)
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5232-5246


Since 2 days (Wednesday 14:45) I have a problem with some of my feeds, they are not shown in the graphs (realtime, rawdata, multigraph), but dials, feedvalue, bargraph and so on seem to work.
My local Emoncms works as expected, I only get the errors on emoncms.org, as you casn see in the following graphs (take weekly view of graphs)
http://www.emoncms.org/jb79/Solar1
http://www.emoncms.org/dashboard/view/Temp
http://www.emoncms.org/dashboard/view/Boiler
Any idea, what went wrong?
Re: Problem with some feeds not showing in graphs on emoncms.org
Hmmm, i think I can see all graphs ..... (with Firefox 28.0 and Chrome Version 33.0.1750.154 m on Windows)
Jörg.
Edit: or do you want to say that there are no more data in the graphs for the last two days? Ok, this is strange. Temperatures T3 to T6 of the boiler are still there but the others have stopped ~two days ago. Where is the difference?
Re: Problem with some feeds not showing in graphs on emoncms.org
I can confirm the bug, all your PHPTIMESERIES feeds had stopped while the PHPTIMESTORE feeds where all fine, I've restarted the worker process and its started up again. This has happened once before, its not clear why its happening, I will add better error logging to the worker process to try and work it out.
Re: Problem with some feeds not showing in graphs on emoncms.org
Today I've noticed a weird thing, my power feed (FeedID 16724) is not visible, neither in the multigraph or rawdata graphs.
There are correlations?
Re: Problem with some feeds not showing in graphs on emoncms.org
Ok thanks, Trystan. It seems the process restart solved the problem.
Re: Problem with some feeds not showing in graphs on emoncms.org
Sergicchio: I've fixed your feed unfortunately it resulted in a few hours of missing data, but its back working now.
The error was caused by a corruption of phptimestore meta files at around 16:20 yesterday - when I restarted the worker process on emoncms.org. It affected 30 out of 4611 active phptimestore feeds all of which I have now corrected by getting the correct meta data from a backup.
To try and stop this from happening again, Im going to add a more complete set of meta data sanity checks to the engines to ensure that the values are within expected bounds, improve on the logging of any error's if they are out of bounds and also add a safe way of stopping and restarting the php worker process so that it doesn't stop mid process.
Re: Problem with some feeds not showing in graphs on emoncms.org
Hello Trystan!
It seems there is a problem again with the PHPTIMESERIES feeds. They stopped working at about 8:06:20 MEZ (that's 2 hours ago).
best regards
Juergen
Re: Problem with some feeds not showing in graphs on emoncms.org
Looks like the smae for me, the PV monitor real time graph does not update where as PV generation dial and bar graph updates.
Re: Problem with some feeds not showing in graphs on emoncms.org
Restarted the processes again, sorry to have not caught it and your post sooner. Im working on adding improved logging and and a couple of other things that will improve robustness here https://github.com/emoncms/emoncms/commits/logging which will soon be commited to the server
Re: Problem with some feeds not showing in graphs on emoncms.org
If somebody has problems again, It looks like the next outage is here since 10:55:17 (about 1h25in ago). I've allready written a PM to Trystan.
Re: Problem with some feeds not showing in graphs on emoncms.org
Hello, I would like to add my problem here too but i dont see anyone describing it as it happens for me.
it has 3 stages, (pictures)
1) I'm logged off and watching my dashboard, realtime feeds run empty and wattage text over them at 0.
2) I log in, now dashboard realtime feeds run with graph data but wattage text over them at 0.
3) I press edit dashboard, now feeds run with graph data and wattage text over them reads values WHEN i click on one.
It is not saying no premission or something, all my fees are public but it just sits empty til i log in, then data is shown.
Chrome, IE, firefox, all same. It has been this way almost a month i think, thought maybe some random error at site that ill be fixed soon but nope.. tried clearing cache and stuff too but it is this way from all computers.
Oh, and DIAL on the left keeps showing real total wattage in every stages.
pictures:
Re: Problem with some feeds not showing in graphs on emoncms.org
PHPTIMESERIES is down again (since about 12 hours), I've written a pm to Trystan.
Re: Problem with some feeds not showing in graphs on emoncms.org
Thanks @jb79, its fixed now.
Re: Problem with some feeds not showing in graphs on emoncms.org
I am hosting emoncms on my own server and it seems I have the same problem as people above... All the feeds with phptimeseries engine do not update the graphs. How can I restart the worker process myself?
Re: Problem with some feeds not showing in graphs on emoncms.org
Hello SubOrbit, if your using the out of the box emoncms configuration on your server it wont be using the worker process at all and instead just processing and storing data on request. If that's the case its likely to be a different problem. Can you see any errors in your browser window?
Which version of emoncms are you using too?
Re: Problem with some feeds not showing in graphs on emoncms.org
I see almost the same.
i'm learning with a local emoncms + hdd. i did ugrade to v8.3.5 these days.
Now i cant see realtime feeds in public. Does draw fine when logged in?!
Yves
Re: Problem with some feeds not showing in graphs on emoncms.org
I am experiencing the exact same problem. v8.3.5 installed on Ubuntu 12. When logged in, everything works fine. When logged out and viewing the public dashboard, the realtime graph doesn't appear, the dial gauge which is showing the same feed info does appear, the raw data graph also appears.
This problem appears in several threads but I have not seen any solution.


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GHParallel¶
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GHParallel
(method, driverInputTree, *args, **kwargs)¶
Allows a Grasshopper component to process each branch with parallel processing. Principal input must have DataTree Access.
| param driverInputTree: | |
|---|---|
| Primary input Tree to process. | |
| param Additional inputs can be added. This can be Tree, list, or individual item. If Tree, it must have same amount of branches.: | |
- Kwargs:
- multiOutput: Set this to True if the method return multiple values. Default to False If False, the output will be a single data Tree. If True, this will return a list of DataTree per output.
Example
# Set up a component in Grasshopper with Inputs ‘B’, ‘P’ having Tree Access. import Rhino import armacode import scriptcontext
- def BrepPlane(plane, brep):
- global tolerance rc = Rhino.Geometry.Intersect.Intersection.BrepPlane(brep, plane, tolerance) return rc
tolerance = scriptcontext.doc.ModelAbsoluteTolerance rc = armacode.GHParallel(BrepPlane, P, B, multiOutput=True) G = rc[1]


Over the course of my senior year of high school, I performed an Independent Study on Artificial Intelligence using Neural Networks where I wrote an deeply-connected feed-forward Artificial Neural Network from scratch in Java and I taught it to play chess. This was a tremendous undertaking.
I started off this project by researching how Artificial Neural Networks worked and were
written. I
learned of the underlying math and calculations that occurred in order to make a computer able
to
learn. I read academic research papers, programmer blog posts, and wikipedia articles all
detailing
the underlying processes allowing computers to simulate intelligence. After over a month of
research, I believed that I knew enough and that I had figured out enough of the math in order
to
write my own Neural Network. This simple network was just a starting point for me to learn how
to go
about writing a Neural Network and for me to play around with some of the parameters that I
would
later have to spend a lot of time fine-tuning. I taught this first simple network the
XOR function.
After it was able to learn this function with a fairly high success rate (90% of random starts),
I
decided that it was time to switch to a more complex task: Chess. While I recognized that this
would
be an immense challenge and I even doubted my own ability to be able to write a neural network
that
would be able to do anything from my fairly surface-level understanding of all of the concepts
behind all that I was doing, I was determined to take my failures and convert them to successes,
to
increase my understanding and learn how to write a neural network that I never thought I could.
So next, I downloaded 18,313 games of chess from 12 different chess masters in order to use to train my network. After writing the code that I'd need to be able to read these chess trascripts and convert them into a form that would be usable for my neural network, I reworked my code in order to be able to handle and better process this tremendous volume of data. Over the course of the rest of the school year, I worked on improving my algorithm and changing the size of the neural network. I spent it fixing bugs that I kepts discovering and optimizing the methods that I was using to teach the Neural Network chess. The end of the year came before it was able to fully learn to play chess. While it never truly learned to play chess it did manage to memorize the first 7 moves of a couple of different openings. It was also able to change which opening it would use depending on what moves its opponent made. Then I presented my results to a related class, in my case the AP Computer Science A class, and I called it a year. I do still plan on returning to this project. Probably using a library, such as TensorFlow, just to see if it was my data or my algorithm that were at fault for this result.


vignettes/working-with-bulk-api.Rmd
working-with-bulk-api.Rmd
First, load the salesforcer
package and login.
suppressWarnings(suppressMessages(library(dplyr)))
library(salesforcer)
sf_auth()
For really large inserts, updates, deletes, upserts, queries you can just add “api_type” = “Bulk” to most functions to get the benefits of using the Bulk API instead of the SOAP or REST APIs. Here is the difference in using the REST API vs. the Bulk API to do an insert:
n <- 2
new_contacts <- tibble(FirstName = rep("Test", n),
LastName = paste0("Contact-Create-", 1:n))
# REST
rest_created_records <- sf_create(new_contacts, object_name="Contact", api_type="REST")
rest_created_records
# Bulk
bulk_created_records <- sf_create(new_contacts, object_name="Contact", api_type="Bulk 1.0")
bulk_created_records
There are some differences in the way each API returns response information; however, the end result is exactly the same for these two calls. Also, note that this package utilizes the Bulk 2.0 API for most bulk calls except for bulk queries since Salesforce has not yet implemented it in 2.0.
Here is a simple workflow of adding, querying, and deleting records using the Bulk 1.0 API.
# just add api_type="Bulk 1.0" or api_type="Bulk 2.0" to most calls!
# create bulk
object <- "Contact"
n <- 2
new_contacts <- tibble(FirstName = rep("Test", n),
LastName = paste0("Contact-Create-", 1:n))
created_records <- sf_create(new_contacts, object_name=object, api_type="Bulk 1.0")
created_records
# query bulk
my_soql <- sprintf("SELECT Id,
FirstName,
LastName
FROM Contact
WHERE Id in ('%s')",
paste0(created_records$Id , collapse="','"))
queried_records <- sf_query(my_soql, object_name=object, api_type="Bulk 1.0")
queried_records
# delete bulk
deleted_records <- sf_delete(queried_records$Id, object_name=object, api_type="Bulk 1.0")
deleted_records


 Click on the name of a club to navigate to that club's home page. As always, you can search for more clubs to join under "Club Search" and start your own club under "Create Club"
{% for message in messages %}{{club.summary}}
{{club.summary}}
You are not yet registered as a member for any clubs! Go to "Club Search" to join the club! Don't see a club you like? Go to "Create Club" to start your own!
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What is the best time for lukha? After the mid-sem or end-sem examinations. I and my friends, Dhrumil and Manas wanted to have some fun with the arduino, so we decided to make some game using it. After a long discussion, we chose to make the classic arcade game ‘ PONG ‘.
The first thing we had to do was build a screen to play the game. So, we chose to make a 7*5 LED array(matrix) for our screen.
The Circuit Diagram for the Screen :
To check whether the LED matrix was working properly, we tried to make a scrolling LED display(Like the one in a Railway Station).
It was after we did this that we realized a major flaw in the circuit design of the above LED matrix.
Suppose we want to on the LED ROW 3 and COL 3, and LED ROW 4 COL 4, we will ground COL 3 and COL 4 and give HIGH to ROW 3 and ROW 4. But in this process, the LED’s in ROW 3 COL 4 and COL 3 ROW 4 will also light up as they have received the power supply as well.
In fact, if we try to light up all the diagonal LED’s in a square matrix, the whole matrix will light up because we are effectively powering up the whole matrix.
So, because of this glitch, we were forced to temporarily give up on this idea.
Another thing we could have done was power up each LED individually, that is control each LED individually. But, this would need 35 pins on the arduino, and the arduino does not have that many pins. So, we had to either use an Arduino Mega board with more pins, or we would have to come up with some other idea. So while coming up with alternatives, we came across an IC called a ‘Shift Register’. What it basically does is allow us to control as many LED’s as we want using only 3 pins of the arduino board. So, we modified our circuit and connected each LED individually using the shift registers. This way, we were able to control each LED individually.
Overall, it was an excellent learning experience for all of us, as we learnt a lot, mainly how to debug such circuits, and, we also learned how to use shift registers in circuits.
How Shift Registers Work
Learning such an amazing and useful device such as a shift register has been a wonderful experience in itself. Controlling how many ever outputs you want using only 3 pins of the arduino is something very useful for folks who are short of pins(like us).
A Shift Register is basically a cascade of flip-flops in which the output of one flip-flop is connected to the input of the next one.
Pin Layout and Function Table : (IC is 74HC595)
Circuit Diagram :
Arduino Connection Diagram :
This is how the IC works :
-
We have three main pins, STCP(Latch), DS(Data), SHCP(Clock). We transfer the data to the first pin of the shift register. The value of the bit transferred is the same as the input given to the data(DS) pin , if the DS pin is high, a high(1) bit is transferred to the first pin, whereas if the DS pin is LOW, a low(0) bit is transferred.
-
Now, the next thing we have to do is shift this bit to the next register. This is achieved by pulsing the clock(SHCP) pin ( Giving it a low to high voltage transition ). Thus, the bit which is stored in one register is shifted to the next one.
-
Then, we continue pulsing the Clock Pin, until we have set the required output on all the shift registers.
-
After all the data has been stored in the registers, it is time to put them on their respective output pins. This is achieved by pulsing the latch(STCP) pin( Giving it a low to high voltage transition ).
Using one Shift Register, 8 outputs can be controlled. If we want more outputs, we have to attach more than one shift registers by connecting the Serial Out pin of one shift register to the DATA pin of the next register. Thus, using 5 shift registers, we were able to control 35 LED’s for our game.
References:
You can refer to the following video to get a clearer understanding of the working principle of shift registers.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6fVbJbNPrEU


Louth County Council
More than twice as many litter fines issued in Drogheda than Dundalk in October
Louth County Council November meeting
by Donard McCabeOf the 131 litter fines issued in the whole of County Louth through the month of October, more than half of them were issued in Drogheda according to Louth County Council's monthly report.
76 litter fines were issued in the Drogheda urban area in October, compared with 31 in the Dundalk urban area and 24 in the remaining county wide area.
So far in 2019, Louth County Council say there have been 2,225 investigations with 778 fines issued in relation to littering.
The Council have confirmed that there were no dog fouling fines issued in the county in October.


{% extends "layouts/base.html" %} {% block title %} UI Notification {% endblock %} {% block stylesheets %}{% endblock stylesheets %} {% block content %} {% include 'includes/navigation.html' %} Components Notifications Notifications Dozens of reusable components built to provide buttons, alerts, popovers, and more. Notyf Documentation Top left info Top right danger Bottom left warning Primary bottom right {% include 'includes/footer.html' %} {% endblock content %} {% block javascripts %}{% endblock javascripts %}
Dozens of reusable components built to provide buttons, alerts, popovers, and more.


Event
public enum Event: Int
Type of action that occurs for an entry
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A guild is updated
Declaration
Swift
case guildUpdate = 1
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A channel is created in a guild
Declaration
Swift
case channelCreate = 10
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A channel is updated in a guild
Declaration
Swift
case channelUpdate
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A channel is deleted in a guild
Declaration
Swift
case channelDelete
-
A channel creates a new overwrite
Declaration
Swift
case channelOverwriteCreate
-
A channel’s overwrite is updated
Declaration
Swift
case channelOverwriteUpdate
-
A chanenl’s overwrite is deleted
Declaration
Swift
case channelOverwriteDelete
-
A member is kicked from a guild
Declaration
Swift
case memberKick = 20
-
Someone decides to prune inactive members
Declaration
Swift
case memberPrune
-
A member of a guild was banned
Declaration
Swift
case memberBanAdd
-
A member of a guild was unbanned
Declaration
Swift
case memberBanRemove
-
A member of a guild was updated
Declaration
Swift
case memberUpdate
-
A member’s role was updated
Declaration
Swift
case memberRoleUpdate
-
A role was created in a guild
Declaration
Swift
case roleCreate = 30
-
A role was updated in a guild
Declaration
Swift
case roleUpdate
-
A role was deleted in a guild
Declaration
Swift
case roleDelete
-
An invite was created in a guild
Declaration
Swift
case inviteCreate = 40
-
An invite was updated in a guild
Declaration
Swift
case inviteUpdate
-
An invite was deleted in a guild
Declaration
Swift
case inviteDelete
-
A webhook was created for a channel
Declaration
Swift
case webhookCreate = 50
-
A webhook was updated for a channel
Declaration
Swift
case webhookUpdate
-
A webhook was deleted for a channel
Declaration
Swift
case webhookDelete
-
A custom emoji was created in a guild
Declaration
Swift
case emojiCreate = 60
-
A custom emoji was updated in a guild
Declaration
Swift
case emojiUpdate
-
A custom emoji was deleted in a guild
Declaration
Swift
case emojiDelete
-
A message was deleted in a channel
Declaration
Swift
case messageDelete = 72


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{% extends 'wasite/base.html' %} {% load static %} {% block content %} {% if user.is_authenticated %}
Here you can see all cards list, edit card periods and status and of cource you will see all purchases for every card.
View cards list
Here you can generate cards.
Generate new cards
Logout.
Logout


This project is my 'after-hours' work. I am devoting my private time and resources for its continuous evolution.
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