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of
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case that is lower
of
{A a}
letter
of
latin alphabet
sum
of
[one,one]
sum
of
[4,4]
sum
of
[8,8]
16
and
16
16
has
name that is represented by string that consists of [1,6]
16
and
[32,64,128]
one
and
[16,32,64,128]
4
and
[16,32,64,128]
8
and
[16,32,64,128]
sum
of
[16,16]
32
and
32
32
has
name that is represented by string that consists of [3,2]
sum
of
[32,32]
32
and
64
8
and
[32,64]
4
and
[32,64]
one
and
[32,64]
16
and
[32,64]
64
has
name that is represented by string that consists of [6,4]
64
and
64
sum
of
[4,8,32,64]
code
that is represented by
sum of [4,8,32,64]
character
that has
code that is represented by sum of [4,8,32,64]
sum
of
[8,32,64]
code
that is represented by
sum of [8,32,64]
character
that has
code that is represented by sum of [8,32,64]
sum
of
[one,4,32,64]
code
that is represented by
sum of [one,4,32,64]
character
that has
code that is represented by sum of [one,4,32,64]
sum
of
[4,32,64]
code
that is represented by
sum of [4,32,64]
character
that has
code that is represented by sum of [4,32,64]
sum
of
[one,32,64]
code
that is represented by
sum of [one,32,64]
character
that has
code that is represented by sum of [one,32,64]
sum
of
[16,32,64]
code
that is represented by
sum of [16,32,64]
character
that has
code that is represented by sum of [16,32,64]
sum
of
[64,64]
128
has
name that is represented by string that consists of [1,2,8]
64
and
128
one
and
[64,128]
4
and
[64,128]
8
and
[64,128]
16
and
[64,128]
32
and
[64,128]
one
and
128
4
and
128
one
and
[4,128]
8
and
128
one
and
[8,128]
4
and
[8,128]
16
and
128
one
and
[16,128]
4
and
[16,128]
8
and
[16,128]
32
and
128
one
and
[32,128]
4
and
[32,128]
8
and
[32,128]
16
and
[32,128]
sum
of
[one,64,128]
code
that is represented by
sum of [one,64,128]
a
has
code that is represented by sum of [one,64,128]
case that is upper
of
{A a}
A
and
[ ,a,}]
{
and
[A, ,a,}]
sum
of
[one,128]
code
that is represented by
sum of [one,128]
A
has
code that is represented by sum of [one,128]
case that is lower
of
{B b}
b
and
[e,t]
a
and
[b,e,t]
b
and
}
and
[b,}]
b
and
[e,f,o,r,e]
and
[b,e,f,o,r,e]
b
and
[e,t,w,e,e,n]
and
[b,e,t,w,e,e,n]
sum
of
[4,64,128]
code
that is represented by
sum of [4,64,128]
b
has
code that is represented by sum of [4,64,128]
case that is upper
of
{B b}
B
and
[ ,b,}]
{
and
[B, ,b,}]
sum
of
[4,128]
code
that is represented by
sum of [4,128]
B
has
code that is represented by sum of [4,128]
case that is lower
of
{C c}
c
and
}
and
[c,}]
c
and
[o,n,s,i,s,t,s, ,o,f]
and
[c,o,n,s,i,s,t,s, ,o,f]
c
and
[t,e,r]
a
and
[c,t,e,r]
c
and
[h,a,r,a,c,t,e,r]
string
that consists of
[c,h,a,r,a,c,t,e,r]
c
and
[o,n,t,e,n,t]
string
that consists of
[c,o,n,t,e,n,t]
and
[c,o,n,t,e,n,t]
c
and
[a,s,e]
string
that consists of
[c,a,s,e]
c
and
[o,d,e]
string
that consists of
[c,o,d,e]
sum
of
[one,4,64,128]
code
that is represented by
sum of [one,4,64,128]
c
has
code that is represented by sum of [one,4,64,128]
case that is upper
of
{C c}
C
and
[ ,c,}]
{
and
[C, ,c,}]
sum
of
[one,4,128]
code
that is represented by
sum of [one,4,128]
C
has
code that is represented by sum of [one,4,128]
case that is lower
of
{D d}
d
and
}
and
[d,}]
n
and
d
a
and
[n,d]
d
and
[ ,f,r,o,m]
e
and
[d, ,f,r,o,m]
d
and
[ ,b,y]
e
and
[d, ,b,y]
d
and
e
o
and
[d,e]
sum
of
[8,64,128]
code
that is represented by
sum of [8,64,128]
d
has
code that is represented by sum of [8,64,128]
case that is upper
of
{D d}
D
and
[ ,d,}]
{
and
[D, ,d,}]
sum
of
[8,128]
code
that is represented by
sum of [8,128]
D
has
code that is represented by sum of [8,128]
case that is lower
of
{E e}
sum
of
[one,8,64,128]
code
that is represented by
sum of [one,8,64,128]
e
has
code that is represented by sum of [one,8,64,128]
case that is upper
of
{E e}
E
and
[ ,e,}]
{
and
[E, ,e,}]
sum
of
[one,8,128]
code
that is represented by
sum of [one,8,128]
E
has
code that is represented by sum of [one,8,128]
case that is lower
of
{F f}
f
and
}
and
[f,}]
o
and
f
string
that consists of
[o,f]
and
[o,f]
f
and
[r,o,m]
and
[f,r,o,m]
f
and
[o,r,e]
e
and
[f,o,r,e]
f
and
[t,e,r]
a
and
[f,t,e,r]
sum
of
[4,8,64,128]
code
that is represented by
sum of [4,8,64,128]
f
has
code that is represented by sum of [4,8,64,128]
case that is upper
of
{F f}
F
and
[ ,f,}]
{
and
[F, ,f,}]
sum
of
[4,8,128]
code
that is represented by
sum of [4,8,128]
F
has
code that is represented by sum of [4,8,128]
case that is lower
of
{G g}
g
and
}
and
[g,}]
n
and
g
i
and
[n,g]
g
and
[r,o,u,p]
string
that consists of
[g,r,o,u,p]
sum
of
[one,4,8,64,128]
code
that is represented by
sum of [one,4,8,64,128]
g
has
code that is represented by sum of [one,4,8,64,128]
case that is upper
of
{G g}
G
and
[ ,g,}]
{
and
[G, ,g,}]
sum
of
[one,4,8,128]
code
that is represented by
sum of [one,4,8,128]
G
has
code that is represented by sum of [one,4,8,128]
case that is lower
of
{H h}
sum
of
[16,64,128]
code
that is represented by
sum of [16,64,128]
h
has
code that is represented by sum of [16,64,128]
case that is upper
of
{H h}
H
and
[ ,h,}]
{
and
[H, ,h,}]
sum
of
[16,128]
code
that is represented by
sum of [16,128]
H
has
code that is represented by sum of [16,128]
case that is lower
of
{I i}
sum
of
[one,16,64,128]
code
that is represented by
sum of [one,16,64,128]
i
has
code that is represented by sum of [one,16,64,128]
case that is upper
of
{I i}
I
and
[ ,i,}]
{
and
[I, ,i,}]
sum
of
[one,16,128]
code
that is represented by
sum of [one,16,128]
I
has
code that is represented by sum of [one,16,128]
case that is lower
of
{J j}
j
and
}
and
[j,}]
sum
of
[4,16,64,128]
code
that is represented by
sum of [4,16,64,128]
j
has
code that is represented by sum of [4,16,64,128]
case that is upper
of
{J j}
J
and
[ ,j,}]
{
and
[J, ,j,}]
sum
of
[4,16,128]
code
that is represented by
sum of [4,16,128]
J
has
code that is represented by sum of [4,16,128]
case that is lower
of
{K k}
k
and
}
and
[k,}]
n
and
k
i
and
[n,k]
sum
of
[one,4,16,64,128]
code
that is represented by
sum of [one,4,16,64,128]
k
has
code that is represented by sum of [one,4,16,64,128]
case that is upper
of
{K k}
K
and
[ ,k,}]
{
and
[K, ,k,}]
sum
of
[one,4,16,128]
code
that is represented by
sum of [one,4,16,128]
K
has
code that is represented by sum of [one,4,16,128]
case that is lower
of
{L l}
l
and
[p,h,a,b,e,t]
a
and
[l,p,h,a,b,e,t]
l
and
[a,t,i,n, ,a,l,p,h,a,b,e,t]
string
that consists of
[l,a,t,i,n, ,a,l,p,h,a,b,e,t]
l
and
}
and
[l,}]
l
and
[i,n,k]
string
that consists of
[l,i,n,k]
l
and
[e,t,t,e,r]
string
that consists of
[l,e,t,t,e,r]
l
and
[o,w,e,r]
string
that consists of
[l,o,w,e,r]
sum
of
[8,16,64,128]
code
that is represented by
sum of [8,16,64,128]
l
has
code that is represented by sum of [8,16,64,128]
case that is upper
of
{L l}
L
and
[ ,l,}]
{
and
[L, ,l,}]
sum
of
[8,16,128]
code
that is represented by
sum of [8,16,128]
L
has
code that is represented by sum of [8,16,128]
case that is lower
of
{M m}
m
and
}
and
[m,}]
m
and
e
a
and
[m,e]
o
and
m
r
and
[o,m]
m
and
[p,t,y]
e
and
[m,p,t,y]
m
and
[p,t,y, ,c,o,n,t,e,n,t]
e
and
[m,p,t,y, ,c,o,n,t,e,n,t]
sum
of
[one,8,16,64,128]
code
that is represented by
sum of [one,8,16,64,128]
m
has
code that is represented by sum of [one,8,16,64,128]
case that is upper
of
{M m}
M
and
[ ,m,}]
{
and
[M, ,m,}]
sum
of
[one,8,16,128]
code
that is represented by
sum of [one,8,16,128]
M
has
code that is represented by sum of [one,8,16,128]
case that is lower
of
{N n}
sum
of
[4,8,16,64,128]
code
that is represented by
sum of [4,8,16,64,128]
n
has
code that is represented by sum of [4,8,16,64,128]
case that is upper
of
{N n}
N
and
[ ,n,}]
{
and
[N, ,n,}]
sum
of
[4,8,16,128]
code
that is represented by
sum of [4,8,16,128]
N
has
code that is represented by sum of [4,8,16,128]
case that is lower
of
{O o}
sum
of
[one,4,8,16,64,128]
code
that is represented by
sum of [one,4,8,16,64,128]
o
has
code that is represented by sum of [one,4,8,16,64,128]
case that is upper
of
{O o}
O
and
[ ,o,}]
{
and
[O, ,o,}]
sum
of
[one,4,8,16,128]
code
that is represented by
sum of [one,4,8,16,128]
O
has
code that is represented by sum of [one,4,8,16,128]
case that is lower
of
{P p}
sum
of
[32,64,128]
code
that is represented by
sum of [32,64,128]
p
has
code that is represented by sum of [32,64,128]
case that is upper
of
{P p}
P
and
[ ,p,}]
{
and
[P, ,p,}]
sum
of
[32,128]
code
that is represented by
sum of [32,128]
P
has
code that is represented by sum of [32,128]
case that is lower
of
{Q q}
q
and
}
and
[q,}]
sum
of
[one,32,64,128]
code
that is represented by
sum of [one,32,64,128]
q
has
code that is represented by sum of [one,32,64,128]
case that is upper
of
{Q q}
Q
and
[ ,q,}]
{
and
[Q, ,q,}]
sum
of
[one,32,128]
code
that is represented by
sum of [one,32,128]
Q
has
code that is represented by sum of [one,32,128]
case that is lower
of
{R r}
sum
of
[4,32,64,128]
code
that is represented by
sum of [4,32,64,128]
r
has
code that is represented by sum of [4,32,64,128]
case that is upper
of
{R r}
R
and
[ ,r,}]
{
and
[R, ,r,}]
sum
of
[4,32,128]
code
that is represented by
sum of [4,32,128]
R
has
code that is represented by sum of [4,32,128]
case that is lower
of
{S s}
sum
of
[one,4,32,64,128]
code
that is represented by
sum of [one,4,32,64,128]
s
has
code that is represented by sum of [one,4,32,64,128]
case that is upper
of
{S s}
S
and
[ ,s,}]
{
and
[S, ,s,}]
sum
of
[one,4,32,128]
code
that is represented by
sum of [one,4,32,128]
S
has
code that is represented by sum of [one,4,32,128]
case that is lower
of
{T t}
sum
of
[8,32,64,128]
code
that is represented by
sum of [8,32,64,128]
t
has
code that is represented by sum of [8,32,64,128]
case that is upper
of
{T t}
T
and
[ ,t,}]
{
and
[T, ,t,}]
sum
of
[8,32,128]
code
that is represented by
sum of [8,32,128]
T
has
code that is represented by sum of [8,32,128]
case that is lower
of
{U u}
u
and
}
and
[u,}]
u
and
m
s
and
[u,m]
u
and
p
o
and
[u,p]
u
and
[p,p,e,r]
string
that consists of
[u,p,p,e,r]
sum
of
[one,8,32,64,128]
code
that is represented by
sum of [one,8,32,64,128]
u
has
code that is represented by sum of [one,8,32,64,128]
case that is upper
of
{U u}
U
and
[ ,u,}]
{
and
[U, ,u,}]
sum
of
[one,8,32,128]
code
that is represented by
sum of [one,8,32,128]
U
has
code that is represented by sum of [one,8,32,128]
case that is lower
of
{V v}
v
and
}
and
[v,}]
sum
of
[4,8,32,64,128]
code
that is represented by
sum of [4,8,32,64,128]
v
has
code that is represented by sum of [4,8,32,64,128]
case that is upper
of
{V v}
V
and
[ ,v,}]
{
and
[V, ,v,}]
sum
of
[4,8,32,128]
code
that is represented by
sum of [4,8,32,128]
V
has
code that is represented by sum of [4,8,32,128]
case that is lower
of
{W w}
w
and
}
and
[w,}]
w
and
[e,e,n]
t
and
[w,e,e,n]
w
and
[e,r]
o
and
[w,e,r]
sum
of
[one,4,8,32,64,128]
code
that is represented by
sum of [one,4,8,32,64,128]
w
has
code that is represented by sum of [one,4,8,32,64,128]
case that is upper
of
{W w}
W
and
[ ,w,}]
{
and
[W, ,w,}]
sum
of
[one,4,8,32,128]
code
that is represented by
sum of [one,4,8,32,128]
W
has
code that is represented by sum of [one,4,8,32,128]
case that is lower
of
{X x}
x
and
}
and
[x,}]
x
and
t
e
and
[x,t]
sum
of
[16,32,64,128]
code
that is represented by
sum of [16,32,64,128]
x
has
code that is represented by sum of [16,32,64,128]
case that is upper
of
{X x}
X
and
[ ,x,}]
{
and
[X, ,x,}]
sum
of
[16,32,128]
code
that is represented by
sum of [16,32,128]
X
has
code that is represented by sum of [16,32,128]
case that is lower
of
{Y y}
y
and
}
and
[y,}]
b
and
y
and
[b,y]
t
and
y
p
and
[t,y]
y
and
[ ,c,o,n,t,e,n,t]
t
and
[y, ,c,o,n,t,e,n,t]
sum
of
[one,16,32,64,128]
code
that is represented by
sum of [one,16,32,64,128]
y
has
code that is represented by sum of [one,16,32,64,128]
case that is upper
of
{Y y}
Y
and
[ ,y,}]
{
and
[Y, ,y,}]
sum
of
[one,16,32,128]
code
that is represented by
sum of [one,16,32,128]
Y
has
code that is represented by sum of [one,16,32,128]
case that is lower
of
{Z z}
z
and
}
and
[z,}]
z
and
[e,r,o]
string
that consists of
[z,e,r,o]
sum
of
[4,16,32,64,128]
code
that is represented by
sum of [4,16,32,64,128]
z
has
code that is represented by sum of [4,16,32,64,128]
case that is upper
of
{Z z}
Z
and
[ ,z,}]
{
and
[Z, ,z,}]
sum
of
[4,16,32,128]
code
that is represented by
sum of [4,16,32,128]
Z
has
code that is represented by sum of [4,16,32,128]
sum
of
64
code
that is represented by
sum of 64
character
that has
code that is represented by sum of 64
sum
of
[one,4,16,32,64,128]
code
that is represented by
sum of [one,4,16,32,64,128]
character
that has
code that is represented by sum of [one,4,16,32,64,128]
sum
of
[one,8,16,32,64,128]
code
that is represented by
sum of [one,8,16,32,64,128]
character
that has
code that is represented by sum of [one,8,16,32,64,128]
of
has
name that is represented by string that consists of [o,f]


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Select Correct Security Question:
What is your first teacher's name?
What is your mother's birth place?
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| < Day Day Up > |
SummaryIn the introduction to this appendix, I said it was my position that database professionals should have at least a nodding acquaintance with the basic concepts of relational calculus (or predicate logic—it comes to the same thing). I'd like to conclude by trying to justify that position. My basic point is simply that a knowledge of logic helps you think precisely (and in our field, the importance of thinking precisely is surely paramount). In particular, it forces you to appreciate the significance of proper quantification. Natural language is so often imprecise; however, careful consideration of what quantification is needed allows you to pin down the meaning of what can otherwise be very imprecise natural-language statements. By way of example, you might like to meditate on exactly what Abraham Lincoln meant—or might have meant, or thought he might have meant, or might have thought he meant—when he famously said: "You can fool some of the people some of the time, and some of the people all the time, but you cannot fool all the people all of the time." Of course, I'm well aware there are many people who disagree with me here; that is, there are many people who feel ordinary mortals shouldn't have to grapple with a subject as abstruse as logic seems to be. In effect, they claim that logic is just too difficult for most people to deal with. Now, that claim might be true in general (logic is a big subject), but you don't need to understand the whole of logic for the purpose at hand; in fact, I doubt whether you need much more than what I've covered in this appendix. And the benefits are so huge! I made essentially the same point in a 2004 article—"The Logic of Business Rules," www.dbdebunk.com (June 2004), on which much of the present appendix is based—and I'd like to quote the concluding remarks from that article here:
As you can see, these remarks are set in the context of business rules specifically, but I think they're of wider applicability. |
| < Day Day Up > |


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Road Map and Changes
Road Map
ClickIDE's roadmap is to include the following features:
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Velocity Editor - code completion for page model/control objects
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Velocity Editor - syntax Highlighting for Velocity directives and comments
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Java Editor - code completion for string literals which specify the listener method
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Java Editor - hyperlink for string literals which specify the listener method
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Java Editor - validates string literals which specify the listener method
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Java Editor - code completion templates such as "Click Listener Method"
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Configuration Editor - code completion in the source editor
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Configuration Editor - provides the menu.xml editor
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Cayenne Integration - display ER diagram from Cayenne definition
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Cayenne Integration - code generation like Rails scaffold
Changes
- Version <IP_ADDRESS> - 14 Jul 2010
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Supports Apache Click 2.2.0
[40].
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Provides click.dtd as XML schema catalog
[41].
- Version <IP_ADDRESS> - 18 Feb 2010
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Supports Apache Click 2.1.0 and Eclipse 3.5 / WTP 3.1
[28]
[32].
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Upgrade to Cayenne to 3.0 M6
[24].
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Added "Use PerformanceFilter" option in the project creation wizard
[31].
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Added switching comment action in the Velocity editor ([CTRL] + [/])
[35].
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Added (*) to required attributes in the click.xml editor.
- Version 2.1.0 - 9 Nov 2008
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Supports Click 1.5.0 and Eclipse 3.4 / WTP 3.0.
- Version 2.0.0 - 6 Mar 2008
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Supports Click 1.4.0 and Eclipse 3.3 / WTP 2.0.
This version can't work with Eclipse 3.2.
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Generates Click project with Cayenne and Spring support.
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Added new Cayenne mapping project creation wizard.
This wizard generates an empty cayenne.xml and open it by Cayenne Modeler.
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Added Cayenne Modeler launcher.
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Added classpath variables "CAYENNE_LIB" and "CAYENNE_NODEPS_LIB".
You can add cayenne.jar / cayenne-nodeps.jar to your project classpath
using these variables at the project build path settings.
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Additional Velocity variables configuration in the project property page.
- Version 1.7.0 - 14 Jun 2007
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- Version 1.6.0 - 24 Mar 2007
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Supports Click 1.2
[19].
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Code completion for the braced variables (${...}) in the TemplateEditor.
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Code completion for the user define macros in the TemplateEditor.
TemplateEditor also recognizes macros which are defined in the /macro.vm.
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Checking for exiting click jars before deploying them.
This addition was raised by Malcolm Edgar
[18].
- Version 1.5.1 - 16 Dec 2006
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Added syntax highlighting for the Velocity template.
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Added package / classname completion in the "New Click Page" wizard.
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Re-support Servlet API 2.3 (ClickIDE 1.5.0 has supported only 2.4).
- Version 1.5.0 - 26 November 2006
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Supports Click 1.1.
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Added classname completion in the click.xml graphical editor.
- Version 1.4.1 - 8 November 2006
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Added support for Page classname suffix.
This issue was raised by Masanobu Shimura
[13].
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Fixed auto complete support for pages in subdirectories.
This issue was raised by Masanobu Shimura
[14].
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Fixed page automapping bug
[15].
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Fixed variable code-completion bug for the interface in the Velocity editor.
- Version 1.4.0 - 6 October 2006
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Supports Click 1.0.
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Added Velocity Editor
[12].
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Fixed click.xml validation when classes are removed
[5].
- Version 1.3.0 - 8 July 2006
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Updated ClickIDE to support Eclipse 3.2 & WTP 1.5.
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Added support for click-app locale attribute.
This issue was raised by Malcolm Edgar
[10].
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Added switch support for pages ending with Page name
This issue was raised by Malcolm Edgar
[11].
- Version 1.2.0 - 16 June 2006
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Supports Click 0.20.
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New Click Page wizard supports templates (You can register your own template at the preference).
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Switch the page class <-> the HTML file action (CTRL+ALT+S).
- Version 1.1.0 - 15 April 2006
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Improvement of the New Click Page wizard.
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Improvement of the click.xml tree editor.
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Add "New Click Page" to toolbar and menubar.
- Version 1.0.1 - 25 February 2006
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Improvement about the NewClickPageWizard.
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Internationalization (supports only English and Japanese).
- Version 1.0.0 - 18 Feb 2006
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This is the first release of ClickIDE.


Meditation Spots to Enhance Your Practice
This place has a good vibe
Zenpra 13th March 2016 0 Comments
Why you want a meditation space of your ownWhere do you like to meditate? The beauty of mediation is that it can be practiced anywhere. Frequent meditators create a meditation space where they have a dedicated space for their practice.  Inviting and relaxing spaces help to stimulate our meditation experience, they can help us experiences depths that we haven’t realized before.
Having a designated meditation spot helps you build a habit and get into meditation faster. When you have a set time and place to meditate it makes it easier to stick to your practice. It’s a space that you can look forward to visiting that will help you relax and melt away all your stress.
It builds a space that is separate for your other daily tasks. It helps to separate and not think about the daily stressors of life that can be associated with certain objects in your life. It would be hard to meditate at my desk because all I would be thinking about is work. Just like how you shouldn’t do work in your bed because the bed is for relaxation and sleep. You don’t want to be thinking about chores or homework while you are meditating, so pick a spot that does not bring up stressful emotions. You can think of it as the Pavlov effect where your body has a physiological response based on a trigger such as a ringing bell or distinct smell. Your surroundings and familiar scents trigger your mind and body to relax. It’s this association that you can trick your body so you can fall into mediation faster.
What features make a good meditation spot?
This is a trick question because you don’t need a special place or cushion to meditate. Even though there is no perfect place to meditate there are features that make meditation more conducive. You want a quite space where you won’t be bothered by distractions. Try and limit your screen time and reduce the urge to look at your phone while you meditate. Cushions and a warm blanket are a great addition to your meditation space more comfortable. I find darkness very relaxing similar to a cozy cocoon. Some people even like meditation chairs that help to improve your posture and help you stay comfortable during long sessions.
Look at this recent innovation from headspace the meditation pod. It blends natural undertones with a modern flare. I really like the natural wood look and it is very flowing almost like water. It looks pretty neat and would be quite the experience meditating in one of those. It reminds me of a sense deprivation tank where your senses are blocked off and you have very little distraction from the outside world. I have never tired one but they people have said it is the most surreal experience and you can even hear your own heartbeat. My meditation nook may not be as cool but it is inviting and relaxing for me. These creative spaces can help bring us new experiences and entice us to meditate but we should not be dependent on them.
My meditation spot
My girlfriend bought me cushions and a blanket for my new apartment to help me create my meditation nook. It is a simple setup where I have a cushion that I sit on and a cushion behind my back and I wrap myself in the blanket. It’s pretty small and simple but hey aren’t tiny houses in style. Meditating on my bed would just result me falling asleep so I wanted a space that I could dedicate just to meditation. There is also a special meaning that I get behind the spot because it was created by my girlfriend. I can feel her love and it brings me great peace to feel that I am in such a caring space. You want a meditation space to be inviting and warm space where you can relax and meditate. Meditation should be similar to your bed and getting a good’s night sleep, you want it to promote relaxation. You should look forward to meditating in your space because it is a sign of rest and rejuvenation for your body.
Nature, the original meditation spot
The earliest meditators practiced and meditated outside. You hear stories of the Buddha meditating under the bohdi tree or shiva meditating on top of the himalyas. Nature is a wonderful place to meditate and can help connect you to the earth. I find that water is really relaxing and soothing it is a great place to meditate by. When I used to work by the beach one of my favorite spots to meditate was on a bench overlooking the ocean. I loved to stare out into the ocean and try to even comprehend its vastness. If you get a chance I would advise to meditate outside. Not only will it connect you closer to nature but the fresh air and natural sunlight will do wonders for you. My first deep meditation session was laying on the grass in my front yard and staring deeply at the blue sky. I could have spent hours just laying on the grass but I was too afraid of bugs getting in my hair lol.
My unlikely favorite place I like to meditate
One of the best places to meditate was on a NJ transit bus to New York. Especially in the mornings where there is no noise.  Just make sure you are aware when your bus stop is if you are meditating (Thankfully this has never happened to me!) You don’t have to worry if you don’t like meditating in public because people will think that you are sleeping anyways.
Coming back was even better because it was dark and everyone is trying to wind down from a longs day of work.  So the bus is typically quite and with the added benefit of being dark, perfect for meditation. It might sound funny but I reached my deepest and most fulfilling meditation in the bus when I was a commuter. I could never recreate that experience I might attribute this to the fact that I practiced 10 days per week when I was commuting. ( 1 time commuting to NYC and 1 time commuting to NJ per day). Even when I do take the bus occasionally I could never experience a meditation session like that again. Not sure how it’s in different cites, let me know.
Where is your favorite place to meditate?
Share what your favorite meditation spot is. Remember there is not perfect spot for mediation, you can practice it almost anywhere. All you need is to just sit with your thoughts and you will be taken deeper into yourself. You might find certain places help you reach a meditative state faster. Be perceptive and take a note of those special places. Try to meditate in places that you might not think about like in nature or even on the bus!


Dimension reduction of complex data with supervision from auxiliary information. The package contains a series of methods for different data types (e.g., multi-view or multi-way data) including the supervised singular value decomposition (SupSVD), supervised sparse and functional principal component (SupSFPC), supervised integrated factor analysis (SIFA) and supervised PARAFAC/CANDECOMP factorization (SupCP). When auxiliary data are available and potentially affect the intrinsic structure of the data of interest, the methods will accurately recover the underlying low-rank structure by taking into account the supervision from the auxiliary data. For more details, see the paper by Gen Li, <doi:10.1111/biom.12698>.
| Version: | 0.1.0 |
| Depends: | Matrix |
| Imports: | RSpectra, psych, fBasics, R.matlab, glmnet, MASS, matrixStats, timeSeries, stats, matlabr, spls, pracma, matlab |
| Published: | 2018-10-26 |
| Author: | Gen Li, Haocheng Ding, Jiayi Ji |
| Maintainer: | Jiayi Ji <jj2876 at caa.columbia.edu> |
| License: | MIT + file LICENSE |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| CRAN checks: | SuperPCA results |
| Reference manual: | SuperPCA.pdf |
| Package source: | SuperPCA_0.1.0.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: SuperPCA_0.1.0.zip, r-release: SuperPCA_0.1.0.zip, r-oldrel: SuperPCA_0.1.0.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: SuperPCA_0.1.0.tgz, r-oldrel: SuperPCA_0.1.0.tgz |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=SuperPCA to link to this page.


/**
* @fileoverview The main.js file to house and
* run electron and application from.
* @author Lucian Freeze
* @author Garrett Hay
* @author Brett Whitson
*
* @requires NPM:node_modules
*
*/
/**
* main importation of Electron
* @constant
*
* @type {Electron}
*/
const {app, BrowserWindow} = require('electron');
// Keep a global reference of the window object, if you don't, the window will
// be closed automatically when the JavaScript object is garbage collected.
/**
* global reference of window object
* @type {Electron.BrowserWindow}
*/
let win;
/**
* Creates the specification of a browser window,
* allows node integration into the window,
* loads the html into the electron app,
* opens Developer's tools,
* and what to do when window is closed.
*/
function createWindow() {
// Create the browser window.
win = new BrowserWindow({
width: 1200,
height: 800,
webPreferences: {
nodeIntegration: true
}
});
// and load the index.html of the app.
win.loadFile('index.html');
// Open the DevTools.
win.webContents.openDevTools();
// Emitted when the window is closed.
win.on('closed', () => {
// Dereference the window object, usually you would store windows
// in an array if your app supports multi windows, this is the time
// when you should delete the corresponding element.
win = null;
app.quit();
});
}
// This method will be called when Electron has finished
// initialization and is ready to create browser windows.
// Some APIs can only be used after this event occurs.
/**
* if statement for starting application.
* as long as app exist it starts with createWindow method.
* When all windows are closed the application quits.
* when application activates run createWindow method.
*/
if (app != null) {
app.on('ready', createWindow);
// Quit when all windows are closed.
app.on('window-all-closed', () => {
// On macOS it is common for applications and their menu bar
// to stay active until the user quits explicitly with Cmd + Q
if (process.platform !== 'darwin') {
app.quit();
}
});
app.on('activate', () => {
// On macOS it's common to re-create a window in the app when the
// dock icon is clicked and there are no other windows open.
if (win === null) {
createWindow();
}
});
}
// In this file you can include the rest of your app's specific main process
// code. You can also put them in separate files and require them here.


 The shell defines a receiving space and an adjusting opening communicating with the receiving space. The adjusting member includes a spherical adjusting portion and a connecting portion connected to the adjusting portion. The adjusting portion is received in the receiving space, and the connecting portion passes out of the shell through the adjusting opening. The adjusting portion adjusts a position and angle of the connecting portion relative to the shell by rotating in the receiving space. The supporting member supports the adjusting portion in the receiving space. The locking member locks the adjusting portion between the supporting member and the shell.
1. Technical Field
The present disclosure relates to cameras, and particularly to a low cost tripod head for supporting cameras.
2. Description of Related Art
Tripods are used for supporting cameras to allow steady shooting of the cameras and include a tripod head, which allows a user to adjust a shoot angle of the camera. At present, the tripod head generally has a complicated adjusting structure, increasing cost of the tripod head.
What is needed therefore is a tripod head addressing the limitations described.
The components of the drawings are not necessarily drawn to scale, the emphasis instead being placed upon clearly illustrating the principles of the embodiments of the present disclosure. Moreover, in the drawings, like reference numerals designate corresponding parts throughout several views.
figref[FIG. 1] is an exploded view of a tripod head according to an exemplary embodiment of the present disclosure.
figref[FIG. 2] is similar to figref[FIG. 1] , but showing the tripod head from another angle.
figref[FIG. 3] is an assembled view of the tripod head of figref[FIG. 1] .
figref[FIG. 4] is a cross-sectional view of the tripod head of figref[FIG. 3] , taken along line IV-IV.
figref[FIGS. 1-2] show a tripod head 100 according to an exemplary embodiment. The tripod head 100 includes a shell 10, an adjusting member 20, a supporting member 30, and a locking member 40.
The shell 10 is substantially a hollow cylinder. The shell 10 includes a sidewall 11 and an upper plate 12 connected to an end of the sidewall 11. The sidewall 11 and the upper plate 12 cooperatively define a receiving space 101. The sidewall 11 includes a substantially ring-shaped flange portion 14 protruding from an end away from the upper plate 12. In this embodiment, the flange portion 14 is a continuous ring. Alternatively, the flange portion 14 can be comprised of a number of protruding blocks annularly arranged and spaced from each other. The upper plate 12 defines a first adjusting opening 121 communicating with the receiving space 101. The first adjusting opening 121 is substantially round.
The shell 10 further defines a second adjusting opening 102 communicating with the first adjusting opening 121. The second adjusting opening 102 extends from the first adjusting opening 121 perpendicularly away from the upper plate 12 into the sidewall 11. In another embodiment, the second adjusting opening 102 helically extends away from the upper plate 12.
The adjusting member 20 includes an adjusting portion 21 and a connecting portion 22 connected to the adjusting portion 21. The adjusting portion 21 adjusts a position and angle of the connecting portion 22 relative to the shell 10. The adjusting portion 21 is substantially spherical. An end of the connecting portion 22 is fixedly connected to the adjusting portion 21. The end of the connecting portion 22 away from the adjusting portion 21 connects to a camera (not shown) by a suitable connection means.
The supporting member 30 includes a threaded portion 31 and a supporting portion 32 connected to the threaded portion 31. The threaded portion 31 is substantially cylindrical. The threaded portion 31 defines a connecting hole 311 defined in an end away from the supporting portion 32. The connecting hole 311 connects to a tripod (not shown). The connecting hole 311 is an internally threaded hole. The supporting portion 32 is fixedly connected to an end of the threaded portion 31. The supporting portion 32 includes a supporting surface 321 away from the threaded portion 31. The supporting surface 321 is concave and is conformed to the shape of the adjusting portion 21.
The locking member 40 locks the adjusting member 20 in the shell 10. The locking member 40 includes a first plate 41 and a second plate 42. The first plate 41 defines a threaded hole 411 in its center. The threaded hole 411 receives the threaded portion 31 of the supporting member 30 so as to firmly connect the supporting member 30 to the locking member 40. A thickness of the central portion of the first plate 41 is larger that of a peripheral portion of the first plate 41 surrounding the central portion, thus to elongate an axial length of the threaded hole 411. Therefore, a steady connection between the supporting member 30 and the locking member 40 can be ensured. The first plate 41 is substantially circular. Alternatively, the first plate 41 can be polygonal-shaped, such as a rectangular, triangular, or the like. The first plate 41 includes a protrusion portion 412 around its periphery. The protrusion portion 412 protrudes along a direction substantially parallel to a central axis of the threaded hole 411. The protrusion portion 412 is a continuous ring around the periphery of the first plate 41. Alternatively, the protrusion portion 412 can be comprised of a number of protrusions spaced apart. The first plate 41 defines a number of first connecting holes 413 around the threaded hole 411. The first connecting holes 413 are threaded holes.
The second plate 42 defines a substantially circular through hole 421 in its center. The size of the through hole 421 allows the shell 10, but not the flange portion 14, to pass through. In this embodiment, the through hole 421 is substantially circular-shaped, and a diameter of the through hole 421 is larger than an outer diameter of the sidewall 11 and less than an outer diameter of the flange portion 14. The second plate 42 defines a recess portion 422 surrounding the through hole 421. A size and shape of the recess portion 422 accommodate a size and shape of the flange portion 14. A shape of the second plate 42 accommodates a shape of an inner side surface of the protrusion portion 412. The second plate 42 defines a number of second connecting holes 423 corresponding to the first connecting holes 413.
The first plate 41 and the second plate 42 are fixedly connected to each other by fixing members (not shown), such as bolts or rivets. In this embodiment, the fixing members are bolts. The fixing members pass through the second connecting holes 423 into the corresponding first connecting holes 413.
The tripod head 100 further includes a pad 50. The pad 50 is substantially ring-shaped, and the pad 50 has a truncated conical outer side surface. The pad 50 defines an opening 51 corresponding to the second adjusting opening 102. In this embodiment, the pad 50 is made of rubber.
Referring to figref[FIGS. 3-4] , in assembly, the adjusting member 20 is received in the receiving space 101, the connecting portion 22 passes out of the shell 10 through the first adjusting opening 121 or the second adjusting opening 102, and the pad 50 is positioned between the adjusting portion 21 and an inner surface of the shell 10. The opening 51 is aligned with the second adjusting opening 102. An end of the shell 10 with the upper plate 12 passes through the through hole 421 so that the flange portion 14 abuts against the recess portion 422. The threaded portion 31 of the supporting member 30 screws into the threaded hole 411. The first plate 41 and the second plate 42 are fixed to each other so that the flange portion 14 is sandwiched between them. The supporting portion 32 inserts into the receiving space 101 of the shell 10, and the supporting surface 321 supports the adjusting portion 21. The locking member 40 is rotatably connected to the supporting member 30, such that when the locking member 40 is rotated relative to the supporting member 30, the locking member 40 locks or unlocks the adjusting portion 21 in the receiving space 101. In this embodiment, when the locking member 40 is rotated along a clockwise direction, the locking member 40 moves toward the supporting portion 32; when the locking member 40 is rotated along a counterclockwise direction, the locking member 40 moves away from the supporting portion 32.
In use, the tripod head 100 is fixed on the tripod (not shown), and a camera (not shown) is fixedly connected to the connecting portion 22 of the adjusting member 20. Before shooting, the adjusting portion 21 is unlocked in the receiving space 101, and a position and shooting angle of the camera is adjusted. The position and shooting angle of the camera is adjusted by moving the connecting portion 22 in the first adjusting opening 121 and/or the second adjusting opening 102. The second adjusting opening 102 allows the camera to be adjusted vertically or horizontally.
When a satisfied position and shooting angle is adjusted, the locking member 40 is rotated to lock the adjusting member 20 between the supporting member 30 and the upper plate 12. The pad 50 provides a frictional force on the adjusting member 20 when the adjusting member 20 is locked to ensure a steady support for the camera.
It is believed that the present embodiments and their advantages will be understood from the foregoing description, and it will be apparent that various changes may be made thereto without departing from the spirit and scope of the disclosure or sacrificing all of its material advantages, the examples hereinbefore described merely being exemplary embodiments of the disclosure.


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controllers
Static Method Summary
| Static Public Methods | ||
| public static |
addRobots(num: *): * Add AI robots shooting at player.. |
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| public static |
bulletCalculator(drones: *) Calculate bullets location based on drones. |
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| public static |
dashBoard(drone: *, ele: *) Dashboard bind with a drone instance and div element... |
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| public static |
featureList(containerId: *): * create refreshable features list. |
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| public static |
gameControl(drone: *) GameController bind with a drone instance.. |
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| public static |
pickupControl(canvasOverlay: *) pickupObj control, need to bind with canvasOverlay, to fetch the objs drawn each moveEnd, rebuild the pixList depend on objs in viewport! pixList's index is vital for pickUp performance. |
Static Public Methods
public static addRobots(num: *): * source
Add AI robots shooting at player..
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| num | * |
Return:
| * |
public static bulletCalculator(drones: *) source
Calculate bullets location based on drones.
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| drones | * |
public static dashBoard(drone: *, ele: *) source
Dashboard bind with a drone instance and div element... After start this controller, use WSAD to move drone.
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| drone | * | ||
| ele | * |
public static featureList(containerId: *): * source
create refreshable features list.
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| containerId | * |
Return:
| * |
public static gameControl(drone: *) source
GameController bind with a drone instance.. After start this controller, use WSAD to move drone.
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| drone | * |
public static pickupControl(canvasOverlay: *) source
pickupObj control, need to bind with canvasOverlay, to fetch the objs drawn each moveEnd, rebuild the pixList depend on objs in viewport! pixList's index is vital for pickUp performance.
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| canvasOverlay | * |


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A space to add any factual case notes pertaining to the evacuee and their family. Please do not add any medical information or irrelevant/speculative personal details as this information may be viewed by other volunteers and/or EMBC.
Further, evacuees may request to view their own records, including notes.


Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
10 to 30 mins
Serves
Serves 2
Dietary
For the stew, heat the oil in a frying pan and sauté the onion and garlic until softened.
Add the remaining stew ingredients and simmer for 6-8 minutes, or until the vegetables are tender and the stew has thickened.
For the chargrilled red onion, place the onion wedges into a bowl with the oil, vinegar and sugar and stir well.
Heat a griddle pan until smoking hot, then chargrill the red onion wedges for 1-2 minutes on each side, or until lightly charred and softened.
For the soured cream dip, place all the soured cream dip ingredients into a bowl and mix well until combined.
To serve, place the stew into two bowls and top with the onion wedges and a dollop of the soured cream dip. Serve with the toasted ciabatta.


MPBL flies to Canada on Christmas Day
by Manila Standard SportsThe Maharlika Pilipinas Basketball League is spreading its wings and going international again.
Apart from touring around the country and holding regular Lakan Season games in Dubai in September, the MPBL is set to transport its brand of action in Canada this December.
This was announced by league founder and CEO Senator Manny Pacquiao, during halftime of the Makati Super Crunch-Muntinlupa Cagers tussle at the Makati Coliseum.
The eight-division world champion, MPBL commissioner Kenneth Duremdes and deputy commissioner Zaldy Realubit signed the memorandum of agreement with the event organizers on Friday.
Due to the enormity of the undertaking, a first for local cage leagues, WYZMYND Events Production Inc., HKJ Productions and Witmichel Corporation are pooling their resources to guarantee its success.
The San Juan Knights, the MPBL Datu Cup champions, the Zamboanga Family’s Brand Sardines and the Imus Khaleb Shawarma Bandera have been chosen to play in Alberta, Canada, particularly the cities of Calgary and Edmonton.
There’s a catch though, the bulk of the MPBL contingent will have to leave on Christmas Day, returning on December 29 and arriving in the country on New Year.
Patterned after the MPBL Dubai Invasion, where the Batangas City Athletics, the inaugural Rajah Cup titlist, the Davao Occidental Tigers, and the Bandera, who boast actor Gerald Anderson in their fold, the Canada tour will have two regular Lakan Season games.
Since there are only three teams in the fold, Zamboanga will have to play twice on December 27 and 28 with San Juan and Imus seeing action only once.
Pacquiao will also be bringing along some stalwarts of the MPBL of his choice to play in exhibition games against local selections. Duremdes and MPBL Operations Head Emer Oreta will be part of Pacquiao’s All-Stars.
The schedule isn’t final yet as there are plans to hold another exhibition game in Vancouver, which will move the return flight to December 30.


As an adventurous journalist, you are travelling to 2 different planets far away from the Earth, to learn about alien cultures.
On each planet, you will first receive general information characterizing the aliens living on that planet. You will also interview a particular alien there who you've collected some information about.
Over the course of the interview, you will learn 2 new, separate things about this alien, one at a time. You job is to decide how surprised you would be to learn this new information, given what you previously learned about the aliens on this planet.
For example, suppose you have been told that “Katie recently got divorced”. When you interview Katie, you should be totally surprised if you found out that Katie had actually never been married, but not surprised at all to learn that Katie was unhappy with her marriage.
Your job is provide a rating on a scale from 0 to 100, with 0 being not surprised at all, 50 being somewhat surprised, and 100 being totally surprised.
When you are ready travel, click below to proceed.


Gparted is the Gnome Partition Editor, a Gtk 2 GUI for other command line tools that can create, reorganise or delete disk partitions.
This package is known to build and work properly using an LFS-9.1 platform.
Download (HTTP): https://downloads.sourceforge.net/gparted/gparted-1.1.0.tar.gz
Download MD5 sum: 0da45cb522d766dfb4886fb3bdbc2634
Download size: 3.8 MB
Estimated disk space required: 90 MB (add 82 MB for tests)
Estimated build time: 0.4 SBU (using parallelism=4; add 0.5 SBU for tests)
btrfs-progs-5.4.1 (if using a btrfs filesystem) and udftools
User Notes: http://wiki.linuxfromscratch.org/blfs/wiki/gparted
Install Gparted by running the following commands:
./configure --prefix=/usr \ --disable-doc \ --disable-static && make
To run the tests, issue: make check.
Now, as the root
user:
make install
--disable-static
: This
switch prevents installation of static versions of the libraries.
--disable-doc
: This switch
disables building of the optional documentation. Remove it if you
have installed GNOME Doc Utils.
--enable-xhost-root
: This switch
provides an interim workaround to allow GParted to run under
Wayland by using xhost to grant and revoke root access to the X11
display.
To manipulate file systems Gparted has a run time dependency on various file system tools (you only need to install the tools for file systems you actually use): Hdparm-9.58 (required for optionally displaying serial number device information), btrfs-progs-5.4.1, dosfstools-4.1, e2fsprogs (installed as part of LFS), jfsutils-1.1.15, ntfs-3g-2017.3.23, reiserfsprogs-3.6.27, xfsprogs-5.4.0, mtools (required to read and write FAT16/32 volume labels and UUIDs), hfsutils, hfsprogs, nilfs-utils and Reiser4progs.
Root privileges are required to run Gparted. If you wish to run the application from the menu, further applications and configurations are necessary. Examples of applications that may be used: gksu, kdesudo, or xdg-su. Another simple solution is ssh-askpass-8.2p1.
To optionally use ssh-askpass-8.2p1 if it is installed in
your system, run the following commands as the root
user:
cp -v /usr/share/applications/gparted.desktop /usr/share/applications/gparted.desktop.back && sed -i 's/Exec=/Exec=sudo -A /' /usr/share/applications/gparted.desktop
Now, clicking on the menu item for Gparted, a dialog appears on the screen, asking for the administrator password.
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This definition was probably not in Euclid’s original Elements. It classifies rectilinear figures by their number of sides. Euclid names polygons by the number of their angles. For example, Book IV includes constructions of regular pentagons, hexagons, and pentadecagons (15-angled figures) in which those terms are used.
The modern English names are also based an the number of angles (except quadrilateral): triangle, pentagon, hexagon, heptagon, octagon, etc. Quadrilaterals can also be called tetragons. From pentagon on up these names derive from the Greek, but they’re rarely used past octagon.


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Single page structure is made so that the user can see the various views on a single page just by clicking on some buttons.
Values are received by making use of 6 Text Fields which are shown one at a time.
All drawings are made with the help of one canvas. Each time the user clicks on a button to show a view, canvas is cleared and then drawings are made.
function canvasclear(){
context.clearRect(0,0,600,450);
}
Little bit Bootstrap is used to make layout of the page and for designing buttons and text-fields.
Once the values are given and the user wants to change them, then he can click on the reset button to change. The button is only visible when all the values are given by the user.
This is the javaScript method used to put all the elemets of the same type inside a container, into an array.
The user can also give the number of legs. The length between the legs are calculated by using the formula.
length_legs_dist = (total - (length_legs*values[5]))/(length_legs+1);


add_circle
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contacts
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invert_colors
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Grade Essay
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The Apache Synapse team is proud to announce the aviailability of the 1.0 release on the 8th of June 2007. Apache Synapse graduated out of the Apache Incubator on the 2nd of January 2007.
| Version | Date | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 0.91 | 08-Jun-2007 | 1.0 Release (Mirrored) |
| 0.91 | 08-Jan-2007 | 0.91 Release (Archived) |
| 0.90 | 15-Dec-2006 | 0.90 Release (Archived) |
| Milestone 2 | 05-Jun-2006 | M2 Release (Archived - Deprecated) |
| Milestone 1 | 23-Jan-2006 | M1 Release (Archived - Deprecated) |


This is a collection of "prose objects," codified legal documents, forms and widgets. They can be the source code for the legal part of transacting. The goal is to codify and "code-ify" law.
You can use these prose objects privately by creating an "instance" of CommonAccord - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1-06FzulLpQ.
Transacting platforms can integrate them by writing their own rendering engine. If you are interested in this, please contact us as we would like to start a standards process for the data model.
The names of these objects are improvised and will change. GitHub has a nice way of forwarding from an old name to a new one. But they will all be here, as well as on GitHub. Acme-Ang-YC-Note-CmA/ has some explanation.
Let us hear from you<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Data_Subject --> Male ---> Human --> Person
--> Female --> Human --> Person


What is a WebID?
A WebID is a URL for you. It allows you to set up a reusable identity
and a profile, with friends, pictures and all kinds of things.
Unlike social networks, with WebID you reuse your identity and personal
data in a decentralized, privacy-friendly way, across multiple applications
and services on the Web. It works like having an account on a social
networking site, but it isn't restricted to just that site. It is very
open because the information can connect to other people, apps, projects
and so on, without everyone having to join the same social networking site.
(more information)
When you create a WebID account, you may also get storage space on the
selected server. The amount of available space can vary from server to
server. Additionally, a common list of workspaces (i.e. dedicated folders)
maye be created by default, such as Public, Private,
Family, Work, etc.


The 'Knowledge Engineering from Experimental Design' (KEfED) model is a design approach for scientific knowledge representation based on focussing primarily on the variables that are set and observed within an experiment. Within this project, we specfically model the data structure based 'observables' within systems biology studies, which typically consist of many, small experiments, and our work is based on the idea of developing a library of experimental motifs that may be composed together to represent the scientific observations generated within a systems biology study.
This project is funded by the DARPA Big Mechanism program.


From 3 November 2017 through 12 December 2017, a total of 804 suspected diphtheria cases including 15 deaths were reported among the displaced Rohingya population in Cox’s Bazar (Figure 1). The first suspected case was reported on 10 November 2017 by a clinic of Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) in Cox’s Bazar.
1Date of onset information is missing for 45 (5.6%) cases.
Source: Médecins Sans Frontières
Of the suspected cases, 73% are younger than 15 years of age and 60% females (the sex for one percent cases was not reported). Fourteen of 15 deaths reported among suspected diphtheria cases were children younger than 15 years of age. To date, no cases of diphtheria have been reported from local communities.
Since August 2017, more than 646 000 people from neighbouring Myanmar have gathered in densely populated camps and temporary settlements with poor access to clean water, sanitation and health services. A multi-agency diphtheria task force, led by the Ministry of Health Family Welfare of Bangladesh, has been providing clinical and public health services to the displaced population. WHO has mobilized US$ 3 million from its Contingency Fund for Emergencies (CFE) to support essential health services in Bangladesh.
WHO is working with health authorities to provide tetanus diphtheria (Td) vaccines for children aged seven to 15 years, as well as pentavalent vaccines (diphtheria, pertussis, tetanus, Haemophilus influenzae type b, and hepatitis B) and pneumococcal conjugate vaccines (PCV) for children aged six weeks to six years. A list of essential medicines and required supplies to support the response is being finalized by WHO and partners.The Serum Institute of India has donated 300 000 doses of pentavalent vaccines for use in the response.
The current outbreak in Cox’s Bazar is evolving rapidly. To date, all suspected cases have occurred among the displaced Rohingya population, who are living in temporary settlements with difficult and crowded conditions. The coverage of diphtheria toxoid containing vaccines among the displaced Rohingya population is difficult to estimate, although diphtheria outbreaks are an indication of low overall population vaccination coverage. Available vaccination data for Bangladesh indicates that the coverage of diphtheria toxoid containing vaccines is high. However, spillover into the local population cannot be ruled out. WHO considers the risk at the national level to be moderate and low at the regional and global levels.
WHO recommends timely clinical management of suspected diphtheria cases that is consistent with WHO guidelines consisting of diphtheria antitoxin, appropriate antibiotics and implementation of infection prevention and control measures. High-risk populations such as young children, close contacts of diphtheria cases, and health workers should be vaccinated on priority basis. A coordinated response and community engagement can reduce the risk of further transmission and help to control the outbreak.
For more information on diphtheria, please see the link below:


If you are a chef, no matter how good a chef you are, it's not good cooking for yourself; the joy is in cooking for others - it's the same with music...
Pizza Types
Margherita Pizza
Pizza Margherita is a typical Neapolitan pizza, made with SanMarzano tomatoes, mozzarella cheese, fresh basil, salt and extra-virgin olive oil.
Chicken PeriPeri
his pizza has sliced chicken breast, mozzarella cheese, and a few other complementary toppings, liberally laced with peri peri sauce.
Hawaiian
Hawaiian pizza is a pizza topped with tomato sauce, cheese, pineapple, and back bacon or ham. Pineapple as a pizza topping divides public opinion: Hawaiian was the most popular pizza in Australia


Check to ensure that the ASP.NET Health Monitoring feature is used for logging.
ASP.NET health monitoring supports many standard events that you can use to monitor the health of your application. Examples of security related events that are automatically generated include logon failures and successes when using the ASP.NET membership system, attempts to tamper with or reuse forms authentication tickets, and infrastructure events such as disk access failures.
The health monitoring feature includes built-in providers that allow you to log events to an email message, to SQL server, to the event log, as an ASP.NET trace output, or to the Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) web event provider.
You can recognize the use of health monitoring by scanning your configuration files:
Check If Health Monitoring is turned on. Health Monitoring is turned on by default in the machine level Web.Config file:
<healthMonitoring heartbeatInterval="0" enabled="true">
<bufferModes/>
<providers/>
<profiles/>
<rules/>
<eventMappings/>
</healthMonitoring>
If the Enabled attribute is set to false in your machine or application level config file, then health monitoring has been turned off.
Check if Health Monitoring rules are enabled. By default the rules element is configured so that all errors and failure audits are logged:
<rules>
<add name="All Errors Default" eventName="All Errors" provider="EventLogProvider"
profile="Default" minInstances="1" maxLimit="Infinite"
minInterval="00:01:00" custom="" />
<add name="Failure Audits Default" eventName="Failure Audits"
provider="EventLogProvider" profile="Default" minInstances="1"
maxLimit="Infinite" minInterval="00:01:00" custom="" />
</rules>
If there are no rules in the rules element, then health monitoring will not log any events.
By default, health monitoring is enabled for ASP.NET applications and all Web infrastructure error events (inheriting from System.Web.Management.WebErrorEvent) and all audit failure events (inheriting from System.Web.Management.WebFailureAuditEvent) are written to the event log. The default configuration is defined in the <healthMonitoring> element in the machine-level Web.config file. To audit additional security related events, you create custom event types by deriving from one of the built-in types.
The health monitoring feature has built-in providers that allow you to log events in an e-mail message (SimpleMailWebEventProvider, TemplatedMailWebEventProvider), to SQL Server (SqlWebEventProvider), to the event log (EventLogWebEventProvider), as ASP.NET trace output (TraceWebEventProvider), or to the Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) Web event provider (WMIWebEventProvider). You can configure health monitoring in the machine or application Web.config file to modify the events that are logged and the way in which they are logged.
Adapted from Microsoft patterns & practices guidance.


General discussion about Komodo. For useful links and more info click the pinned messages to the right. DON'T DM @jl777
100 messages
Before 05-Dec-19 12:00 AM
Alright01-Apr-19 08:28 PM
We need code
I do at least
polycryptoblog01-Apr-19 08:28 PM
We have a production system that does what VBK claims to do that’s been in use by 50 chains and has been around for going on 3 years.  They make bold claims, it's hard to know what is real or not without seeing the code
polycryptoblog01-Apr-19 08:29 PM
Explain how it’s centralized
SHossain01-Apr-19 08:29 PM
suddenly @two2too's english got better and using nice grammer?
you aree insulting yourself by talking rubbish(edited)
polycryptoblog01-Apr-19 08:32 PM
@Bill P I’m waiting How is it centralized ?
Bill P01-Apr-19 08:36 PM
your notary nodes and voting.
and is its notary node runners who do the voting
Cryptoon01-Apr-19 08:37 PM
You need 1M+ votes to get elected.

So he is incentivezed voting for the best notary
Butttt, as I said, should vbk yield interesting insights in the field, i am sure other projects, kmd included, would adapt.
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴01-Apr-19 08:43 PM
ComputerGenie 凸(⊙▂⊙ )凸Today at 1:28 PM
since when did math stop people?
Cryptoon01-Apr-19 08:44 PM
Should vbk not yield something usefull then we’ll see what happens in the long run
But adam smith’s invisible hand says the market will selfregulate
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴01-Apr-19 08:46 PM
(once read wp, otherwise no point)
unlike your clan, we read stuff before commenting on it
Post01-Apr-19 08:46 PM
the kmd guys are developers, they have to see some actual code to see if it works and the whitepaper is not really informative on that part
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴01-Apr-19 08:47 PM
anyone can type some words and say that it's true just because they said so
FishyGuts01-Apr-19 08:48 PM
Yo. Love that BS on Duke.
"Hey anyone here, you know if Crunchycat is around? He took 1500 that was supposed to go to the kids cancer hospital."
I sent it to his KMD address and he hasnt sent it back!
Post01-Apr-19 08:49 PM
there is no real reason to make i closed source to begin with
polycryptoblog01-Apr-19 08:49 PM
When VBK has chains actually protected, with demonstrated thwarting of 51% attack because of their notarization mechanism , then we can have a conversation . Right now you have nothing
FishyGuts01-Apr-19 08:49 PM
Closed source code on an IEO where your "users" are literally paying through the nose to Prove your Proof... is a bad idea.
It will end poorly most likely.

But if the other way around then Crunchycat DEFINTIELY took that money from the kids cancer hospital.
Yes. This is why I do not particpate.
polycryptoblog01-Apr-19 08:51 PM
Irony
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴01-Apr-19 08:51 PM
waiting to open source is protection imo
yes, "protection" against no one buying it when peer-review shows it don't work
jl777c01-Apr-19 08:52 PM
why do they need IEO if they already raised $18 mil?
private investors, is what I heard
and the veriblock team will have 50 to 70% after the IEO
it is almost at ripple levels, which some may feel is a good thing
1
so they are totally centralized with 70% control, but the first thing they do is make up the fiction that NN are centralized
ok, good, you can stop talking about it and then complaining that there is talk of vbk here
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴01-Apr-19 08:57 PM
is feken glad it's finished too
time to talk about something useful, like
FishyGuts01-Apr-19 09:00 PM
It's like XVG taking pot shots and XMR.

VBK is XVG as KMD is to XMR
No contest and those who continue to put their heads in the sand will wake up one day and realize it.
LOL 10 BTC a day in notary fees.
No point in discussion the probnlems in VBK. Noone will listen anyway
?
I just got here.
I do
and as much as I hate BTC, I have better things to do with my BTC than to support VBK.
Also... if you want VBK its cheaper to buy than to PoP mine anyway.
I know
Its dumb
but to each his /her own
Bro I know.
It's an awful idea. I will not talk about it any more.

Bye
Your equating market cycles to scams.
well not a scam, but a project that reeks of a scam.
If it's so solid, why do pop miners pay BTC?
Why are users supporting their idea?
No, its not.
Paying BTC TX fees is NOT a form of mining no matter how you slice it.
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴01-Apr-19 09:04 PM
why do pow miner pay electricity?
Because they like to watch
FishyGuts01-Apr-19 09:05 PM
To falsely call something, something that it isn't... is one of the definitions of a scam.
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴01-Apr-19 09:05 PM
notary = MN: just a vps running
That's literally not even close to true
FishyGuts01-Apr-19 09:05 PM
AMG this guy
Post01-Apr-19 09:05 PM
FishyGuts01-Apr-19 09:05 PM
I gotta leave.
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴01-Apr-19 09:06 PM
most obvious difference is I mine KMD and I don't pay a percentage to the NNs
NNs, don't cost you anything but hosting costs (or your own server if you have net)
jl777c01-Apr-19 09:07 PM
@two2too please stay with facts, equating two things as the same since it runs on a VPS is quite silly. using that logic, anything that runs on a VPS is the same?
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴01-Apr-19 09:07 PM
same with MN
find me a single coin worth $1+ that I can get a MN for $20......
jl777c01-Apr-19 09:08 PM
seems you are not here to learn, you are close to being banned. we are tired of the vbk trolling
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴01-Apr-19 09:08 PM
MN = rich get rich and poor stay poor
jl777c01-Apr-19 09:08 PM
is running a client wallet on a VPS the same as a MN?
they are both on a VPS and cost money
this is nonsense logic, i guess it might pass for technical expertise in vbk land, but here we have higher standards
FishyGuts01-Apr-19 09:09 PM
@two2too Ive been here over 12 months at least and I have NEVER seen james say that, He may have but I haven't seen it. He's not wrong.


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Jacqueline Fernandez reveals her beauty secrets and morning routine
by Entertainment DeskBollywood actor Jacqueline Fernandez recently opened about about her beauty secrets, goals and fitness routine.
The multi-ethnic star, who is of Sri Lankan, Malaysian and Canadian decent, said that fitness is the key to her healthy routine. “Even if I do eat something that is a little off my diet, I work out a lot. I don’t feel so guilty about it then and I won’t reach out for such food as often because I don’t want to ruin all my hard work,” she revealed.
“It’s basic, simple things that make the difference.  But days when I really feel like it, I do have it.”
The star also mused that during her holidays, she’s one of “the biggest gluttons you will meet.” But when she is in Mumbai and in work mode, she does not cheat on her diet.
Fernandez also revealed that she believes in intermittent fasting to keep herself healthy. “Fasting and keeping your stomach empty really helps with your concentration and focus,” she said.
As for her favourite foods, the actor revealed she likes occasionally indulging on pizza, pasta, dossa, peanut better sandwiches and pastries.
In an interview with Harper’s Bazaar India, Fernandez confirmed her morning routine is quite simple. “I take a shower as soon as I wake up. And then after my workout, I like to have a bulletproof coffee,” she said.
Her beauty secrets are also modest. The star’s biggest advice for an awake-looking face is something found in the freezer. “Ice always does the trick,” she revealed. “And I would say that a good blush and eyeliner do a lot to wake up the face,” Fernandez added.
During the interview, the Race 3 also opened up about her “greatest extravagance”, which is travel and holidays. Apart from this, she also enjoys reading. Books such as My Family and Other Animals, Animal Farm and novels by Paulo Coelho are her all-time favourites.
She also recently read the Autobiography of a Yogi by Paramahansa Yogananda. “I’ve got a lot of my reading material from scripts as well,” the star said.
Fernandez also touched upon her other dream if she was not an actor. The beauty queen revealed her fondness of animals and said she was not an actor, she would be become a wildlife documentary-maker.
As for her definition of success, Fernandez revealed it is the simple things hat keep her fulfilled as a human being. “Being able to sleep at night. And being happy,” she added when defining success in her own words.
The actor was recently seen in her first Netflix film, Drive, which was not released in theatres, She will also star in crime-thriller Mrs Serial Killer, to hit the streaming platform later this year.


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It began on a Sunday afternoon.  We've tried whippets. They make for a good thirty seconds of laughter, but we wanted something heavy. We weren't expecting company, and our buddy was on the way out to be with his girlfriend, so we decided we'd go and buy some morning glory seeds.
We went to stop and shop and bought five packets each; I'd read that the recommended dosage was four packets, and that removing the poison was an extensive job.  I dumped the seeds in a bowl of water and swished them around, and watched as mild purple trails followed a small amount of seeds. I dug in. The seeds are hard, but the taste was rather pleasant at first, so I munched down on about 100 seeds. It took me quite some time. I drank some apple juice, waited ten minutes, and ate about fifty more seeds. Thus began one of the most distressing night of the week.
I understand that one is supposed to be in a stable mindset before ingesting any hallucinegic substance. It was bad luck that I had just arrived from a rather depressing conversation with a friend about my ex-girlfriend.  About twenty minutes after ingestion, I became a bit turned off by certain things. The first effect was that my right hand began to tingle and then was useless; I could barely move it. It was like I had hit my funny bone, but it remained for the rest of the night. The useless feeling spread to my elbow, and I kept my right arm in my pocket for the remainder of my trip.
The light that the television was giving off was disturbing; the entire room that the television was sitting in was off-limits to my mind. I was scared of the rapid changes from light to dark that the television colors were creating. I began to walk around in fast, tight circles, but still spoke articulately. My friend looked skeptical, and began to smoke some pot. About ten minutes later, I began to feel very tense. Certain things that I knew were perfectly normal were distressing me. An alcove below the stairs was very confining to me, so I placed a boundary around it so I wouldn't go there anymore. I became convinced that the utensils in the sink were to be used for a murder, and I avoided the sink entirely. I also avoided a four-legged table that I believed for a short time to be a vicious animal.
I began to talk very fast and I was told that a look of distress beset my countenance and remained for the rest of the night. Soon afterwards, my buddy and his girlfriend arrived. I was very turned off by the girl, who made a face at my best friend.  Do not be mistaken; I didn't actually see this happen, I merely convinced myself that the girl had made that face. I avoided her for the rest of the night. I felt an intense hatred of her which I can't explain; I usually enjoy her company.
At this point, I began to feel very off-balance and neauseous. When I went outside to avoid throwing up in the house, the snow began to lightly change colors from white to purple to grey. It was refreshing, and my neausea was easy enough to control. I went back inside and collapsed in a chair. I was extremely distressed. Everyone and everything near me was an enemy. My only 'safe spots' were my best friend, who was over on the couch, and the television.
We watched television, and it was incredibly intense. Whenever the screen would be predominantly bright-colored, I imagined that the temperature in the room was increasing. When the colors were predominantly cool, the temperature would cool off. This enthralled me. I watched the TV, huddled in my chair, my eyes wide open. At this point, me and my friend took off our socks and shoes and began rubbing our feet together. It felt great. It became an obsession, I never stopped rubbing my feet together for the rest of the night. I couldn't. I couldn't control the motion.
When my friend's brother came home with a few friends, I completely avoided conversation or contact. I was petrified of it. When asked a question, I refused to answer. I hated everyone in that room.  My best friend drank a beer and began to feel extremely neaseous. He remained in an uncomfortable state for about an hour. I began to feel a wave of sickness not in my stomach, but right below my rib cage; it would turn on and off, not making me sick but distressing all the same. I watched the television and rubbed my feet together for quite some time. At this point, my friend and I attempted conversation.

We talked like idiots, in a slow, separated manner, and we couldn't articulate our words. It was like we were retarded. I couldn't feel my body whatsoever, and I couldn't move it. Neither could he.  My friend then presented the idea that the television is a viewer, and the only way to see him is by seeing his reflection in the TV screen when its turned off.  He nodded off soon afterwards. This was when it really started.
I flipped through the channels with my working hand and saw a Bjork video. I fell in love with her that night. It was so strange, because I'd never liked girl singers or Bjork for that matter, but I became fascinated. I flipped through the channels at a rhythmic pace for upwards of an hour. Everything was in fast motion, but I was in slow motion. Then I got up to take a piss. Getting up was painful; especially after rubbing my feet together for three hours. Cramps took over my body as I stumbled in a frightened daze to the bathroom, took a piss and stumbled back in excruciating bodily pain to my couch.
I then huddled up as tight as I could, started to rub my feet, and closed my eyes to sleep. I had a series of very reality based dreams, and then I awoke and felt very hungover. I was weak for the entire day.
Morning glories defenitely do work. All my doubts were thrown out the window after my trip. It was terribly distressing; I did not have a good time. I was turned off by everything around me, and neausea is certainly a side-effect. It was good to have the experience, but I would defintely not repeat it.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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DETAILED AND SUMMARY STATEMENT OF EXPENDITURES
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NET FUNDS
NET EXPENDITURES FOR
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($)
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Funding Year
2013
EXP. ALLOWANCES OF THE VICE PRES., PRES. PRO
TEMPORE, MAJ AND MIN LEADERS AND MAJ AND MIN
WHIPS AND CHAIRMEN OF THE MAJ AND MIN
CONFERENCE AND POLICY COMMITTEES, SENATE
TOTAL FUNDING
YTD
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Transfers
Supplementals
Authorization
MAJORITY LEADER (D)
Supplies and Materials
-32,429.62
-32,429.62
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UNEXPENDED BALANCE AS OF 03/31/2013
$37,911.78
-$32,429.62
-$32,429.62
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A wrapper around an arbitrary WebDriver instance which supports firing events
Creates a new instance of the EventFiringWebDriver
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Example:
from selenium.webdriver import Firefox
from selenium.webdriver.support.events import EventFiringWebDriver, AbstractEventListener
class MyListener(AbstractEventListener):
def before_navigate_to(self, url, driver):
print("Before navigate to %s" % url)
def after_navigate_to(self, url, driver):
print("After navigate to %s" % url)
driver = Firefox()
ef_driver = EventFiringWebDriver(driver, MyListener())
ef_driver.get("http://www.google.co.in/")


Provides functions for the estimation of the conditional Akaike information in generalized mixed-effect models fitted with (g)lmer() from 'lme4'.
| Version: | 0.6 |
| Depends: | lme4 (≥ 1.1-6), methods, Matrix, stats4 |
| Suggests: | gamm4, mgcv |
| Published: | 2018-11-11 |
| Author: | Benjamin Saefken and David Ruegamer, with contributions from Sonja Greven and Thomas Kneib |
| Maintainer: | David Ruegamer <david.ruegamer at gmail.com> |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Citation: | cAIC4 citation info |
| CRAN checks: | cAIC4 results |
| Reference manual: | cAIC4.pdf |
| Package source: | cAIC4_0.6.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: cAIC4_0.6.zip, r-release: cAIC4_0.6.zip, r-oldrel: cAIC4_0.6.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: cAIC4_0.6.tgz, r-oldrel: cAIC4_0.6.tgz |
| Old sources: | cAIC4 archive |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=cAIC4 to link to this page.


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I went out and got some generic dramamine and downed 5 at about midnight. I had been high all day and taken 10mg of Valium so I was already feeling pretty sedated. About 35 minutes or so later my head became very heavy and I felt my depth perception was exaggerating. Then I snorted 5mg of Ritalin which stopped the body buzz. I was sitting in front of the computer in a dorm room with several people in it but I felt like everyone was miles away and the room had the volume turned down. About 2 hours into it I took 3 more because I had stopped feeling the body buzz (probably due to the ritalin). About 20 minutes after that I suddenly felt like I was in a completely foreign place, nothing made sense and I couldn't remeber things that had happened seconds before. So I decided to head home.
Out in the empty halls however at 4:00am on a Monday things got really interesting. I stepped into the hall and I felt like I was 2 feet tall. Next thing I remember I am at home talking to my friend and I remember saying 'walking is hard right now' and then suddenly I'm in bed. I know I'm not asleep but as soon as I close my eyes I'm driving my car and my friend is talking to me.  I finally fall asleep at about 5:30am.
Its now 12:30 pm Monday.   My body still felt heavy. I decided maybe I'll give it another try so I go get some more and take 6 on an empty stomach with some Pepsi. 15 minutes later I felt a buzz and got laughy. I drove to a friend's and it all stopped, I didn't feel anything.
Half an hour passed and I felt like I had no ability to remember anything. I would start a sentence and then stop because I forgot what words I had just said. We smoked a joint and I got back in the car to drive a friend home. I started feeling like time was moving extremely slow and I kept checking my speed (I felt i could have gotten out and walked at 70mph).
[Erowid Note: It is extremely dangerous and irresponsible to drive while under the influence of a psychoactive substance. Don't Do It!]
We both took a 5 foot bong hit and sat down.  I felt my heart rate it was down to like 40 beats per minute and if I wasn't moving part of my body I couldn't feel it. My friends head melted off his body in the strobe light his arms became part of the wall and all I could see of him was his eyes which looked like holes in the wall. I layed down and felt like I was standing up everything was flashing in and out of existance and nothing seemed real it was like I was remembering it. I got the sudden fear that I was going to die which quickly faded when i did a head stand in the middle of the room and it still felt like I was standing right side up.
Then I got very sedated and things (including what I could see of my arms and legs) in my side vision were floating around and I was convinced that I had come out of my body and was nothing but air that could speak.  Suddenly that last pill didn't seem like a good idea and all I could think of was that I had OD'd because I had forgoten about how many I had the night before. So I puked my guts out and once I started I couldn't stop and I even burst some blood vessels in my eyes and eyelids. The body buzz went away after that and the effects started to subside. I got just a couple more visuals and drove home feeling how strange going back to normal felt like. I went home and tried to remember what I had just done but it was really hard so I went to sleep.
Next time, I'll keep track of how much I do.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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(RPI News Release) - Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute today announced a gift of $2 million from Sean O'Sullivan, Class of 1985. The gift provides seed funding for the creation of the Rensselaer Center for Open Software, an initiative that will support the development of open software solutions to promote civil societies in the United States and across the globe. O'Sullivan was a founder and the first president of MapInfo, a global software company headquartered in Troy, N.Y. He also has started other companies and organizations, including JumpStart International, an engineering humanitarian organization headquartered in Atlanta, Ga.
"We have a duty to our fellow man to improve life on this planet. While technology has always been a huge enabler in improving quality of life, we now are at a point where, through open software and open content, these improvements can come at close to zero cost, opening up opportunities to all," said O'Sullivan. "Particularly in Third World situations, but also in government and consumer applications, open source solutions can cut through economic, political, and social divides, and enable people to simply get the job done. This center at Rensselaer may very well become a model for accomplishing this. With the global perspective and global reputation of Rensselaer research, I hope this hands-on development center will both engage students and engage the world."
"With this gift to Rensselaer, Sean O'Sullivan is once agai demonstrating his visionary understanding of the power of individuals to work collectively to create transformational technologies to address pressing global challenges," Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute President Shirley Ann Jackson said. "The Center for Open Software will offer an entrepreneurial, creative, collaborative environment for Rensselaer students committed to investing their energy, time, and talent in creating enabling open source software and content to benefit society.
In an open source environment, the source code for a particular software can be readily accessed, modified, and distributed by a programmer. The environment promotes adaptability to different applications, augmentation of what the original software was designed to accomplish, and the ability to correct problems present in a given version.
O'Sullivan funded the Rensselaer Center for Open Software to enable student developers to do work related to their academic pursuits during the summer months. Through the new program, up to 100 Rensselaer students annually will be given stipends to develop software and content.
Systems developed at the center will have a broad range of applications, which may include: groupware systems for coordinating response to natural and man-made disasters; Web-based project management and monitoring systems to improve transparency and the accountability of donated funds; enabling and monitoring balloting systems to ensure fair elections; and neighborhood-based security systems to improve public safety and reduce crime.
According to Prabhat Hajela, vice provost and dean of undergraduate education at Rensselaer, the center will call upon such organizations as Engineers Without Borders, ASHOKA: Innovators for the Public, and Engineers for a Sustainable World to provide a series of seminars on best practices and applications software most critical for general purpose civil society use.
The center also will seek large-scale involvement from collaborating companies and organizations in the global community, further opening new horizons for Rensselaer students.
Hajela added, "Students working at the center will be able to draw upon the expertise of our faculty from the various schools as they address challenging multidisciplinary problems in this application domain. The benefits from such synergistic partnerships, as well as the ability to develop integrated open-source solutions in the context of new technological advances will be a distinguishing feature of Rensselaer's Center for Open Software."
O'Sullivan's gift is in support of the Institute's $1.4 billion Renaissance at Rensselaer: The Campaign for Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. It is the second major gift O'Sullivan has made to Rensselaer. In 2005 he donated $1 million to create the "Change the World Challenge," an initiative to support entrepreneurship education and to stimulate ideas to improve the human condition. The program provides a $1,000 cash award for up to 10 students each semester for ideas that will make the world a better place.


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Well, that's interesting. Philadelphia had about 13 times the population, but 70 times the number of traffic stops as Hartford. These data show us that, there were many more traffic stops in Philadelphia than in Hartford in this time frame, even when we control for population. Unfortunately, the data cannot tell us why this is the case. Further research, with the help of experts in policing, history, crime, and a slew of other subjects may help us.
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| Package | sandy.math |
| Class | public class Point3DMath |
| Subclasses | VertexMath |
| Method | Defined by | ||
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[static]
Adds two 3D Point3Ds.
| Point3DMath | ||
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[static]
Clones a 3D Point3D.
| Point3DMath | ||
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[static]
Computes the cross product of two 3D Point3Ds.
| Point3DMath | ||
|
[static]
Computes the dot product the two 3D Point3Ds.
| Point3DMath | ||
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[static]
Calculates the angle between two 3D Point3Ds.
| Point3DMath | ||
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[static]
Computes the norm of a 3D Point3D.
| Point3DMath | ||
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[static]
Computes the oposite Point3D of a specified 3D Point3D.
| Point3DMath | ||
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[static]
Normalizes a 3d Point3D.
| Point3DMath | ||
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[static]
Computes the power of a 3D Point3D.
| Point3DMath | ||
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[static]
Multiplies a 3D Point3D by specified scalar.
| Point3DMath | ||
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[static]
Returns a random Point3D contained betweeen the first and second values.
| Point3DMath | ||
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[static]
Substracts one 3D Point3D from another.
| Point3DMath |
| addPoint3D | () | method |
public static function addPoint3D(p_oV:Point3D, p_oW:Point3D):Point3D
Adds two 3D Point3Ds.
Parametersp_oV:Point3D — The first Point3D.
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p_oW:Point3D — The second Point3D.
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Point3D —
The resulting Point3D.
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| clone | () | method |
public static function clone(p_oV:Point3D):Point3D
Clones a 3D Point3D.
Parametersp_oV:Point3D — The Point3D.
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Point3D —
The clone.
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| cross | () | method |
public static function cross(p_oW:Point3D, p_oV:Point3D):Point3D
Computes the cross product of two 3D Point3Ds.
Parametersp_oW:Point3D — The first Point3D.
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p_oV:Point3D — The second Point3D.
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Point3D —
The resulting cross product.
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| dot | () | method |
public static function dot(p_oV:Point3D, p_oW:Point3D):Number
Computes the dot product the two 3D Point3Ds.
Parametersp_oV:Point3D — The first Point3D.
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p_oW:Point3D — The second Point3D.
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Number — The dot procuct.
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| getAngle | () | method |
public static function getAngle(p_oV:Point3D, p_oW:Point3D):Number
Calculates the angle between two 3D Point3Ds.
Parametersp_oV:Point3D — The first Point3D.
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p_oW:Point3D — The second Point3D.
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Number — The angle in radians between the two Point3Ds.
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| getNorm | () | method |
public static function getNorm(p_oV:Point3D):Number
Computes the norm of a 3D Point3D.
Parametersp_oV:Point3D — The Point3D.
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Number — The norm of the Point3D.
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| negate | () | method |
public static function negate(p_oV:Point3D):Point3D
Computes the oposite Point3D of a specified 3D Point3D.
Parametersp_oV:Point3D — The Point3D.
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Point3D —
The opposed Point3D.
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| normalize | () | method |
public static function normalize(p_oV:Point3D):Boolean
Normalizes a 3d Point3D.
Parametersp_oV:Point3D — The Point3D to normalize.
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Boolean — Whether the normalization was successful.
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| pow | () | method |
public static function pow(p_oV:Point3D, p_nExp:Number):Point3D
Computes the power of a 3D Point3D.
Here the meaning of the power of a Point3D is a new Point3D where each element is the the n:th power of the corresponding element.
Ex: A^n = ( A.x^n, A.y^n, A.z^n )
Parametersp_oV:Point3D — The Point3D.
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p_nExp:Number — The exponent.
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Point3D —
The resulting Point3D.
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| scale | () | method |
public static function scale(p_oV:Point3D, n:Number):Point3D
Multiplies a 3D Point3D by specified scalar.
Parametersp_oV:Point3D — The Point3D to multiply.
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n:Number — The scaler to multiply.
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Point3D —
The resulting Point3D.
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| sphrand | () | method |
public static function sphrand(inner:Number, outer:Number):Point3D
Returns a random Point3D contained betweeen the first and second values.
Parametersinner:Number |
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outer:Number |
Point3D |
| sub | () | method |
public static function sub(p_oV:Point3D, p_oW:Point3D):Point3D
Substracts one 3D Point3D from another.
Parametersp_oV:Point3D — The Point3D to subtract from.
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p_oW:Point3D — The Point3D to subtract.
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Point3D —
The resulting Point3D.
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