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ActionComponents
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Customizable UI and time-saving tools for Android development with Xamarin and Visual Studio.
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Holds all information about a given file to be downloaded such as the URL and the destination directory. Events can be raised when the individual file has finished downloading for completed, canceled or on download error. More...
Public Member Functions | |
| ACDownloadItem () | |
| Initializes a new instance of the ActionComponents.ACDownloadItem class. More... | |
| ACDownloadItem (string URL, string downloadDirectory) | |
| Initializes a new instance of the ActionComponents.ACDownloadItem class and sets the default values More... | |
| ACDownloadItem (string URL, string downloadDirectory, string destinationFilename) | |
| Initializes a new instance of the ActionComponents.ACDownloadItem class and sets the default values More... | |
| delegate void | DownloadErrorDelegate (string message) |
| Occurs when download error. More... | |
| delegate void | DowloadCanceledDelegate (string filename) |
| Occurs when download canceled. More... | |
| delegate void | DownloadFileStartedDelegate (string filename) |
| Occurs when download file started. More... | |
| delegate void | DownloadFileCompletedDelegate (string filename) |
| Occurs when download file completed. More... | |
Public Attributes | |
| string | URL ="" |
| The URL to download the file from More... | |
| string | downloadDirectory ="" |
| The directory to download the file to More... | |
| string | destinationFilename ="" |
| OPTIONAL: Specifies a new name for the file when it is downloaded More... | |
Properties | |
| string | filename [get] |
| Returns the filename of the URL currently being downloaded More... | |
Events | |
| DownloadErrorDelegate | DownloadError |
| DowloadCanceledDelegate | DownloadCanceled |
| DownloadFileStartedDelegate | DownloadFileStarted |
| DownloadFileCompletedDelegate | DownloadFileCompleted |
Holds all information about a given file to be downloaded such as the URL and the destination directory. Events can be raised when the individual file has finished downloading for completed, canceled or on download error.
| ActionComponents.ACDownloadItem.ACDownloadItem | ( | ) |
Initializes a new instance of the ActionComponents.ACDownloadItem class.
| ActionComponents.ACDownloadItem.ACDownloadItem | ( | string | URL, |
| string | downloadDirectory | ||
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Initializes a new instance of the ActionComponents.ACDownloadItem class and sets the default values
| URL | The URL of the file to download |
| downloadDirectory | The directory that the file will be downloaded to |
| ActionComponents.ACDownloadItem.ACDownloadItem | ( | string | URL, |
| string | downloadDirectory, | ||
| string | destinationFilename | ||
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Initializes a new instance of the ActionComponents.ACDownloadItem class and sets the default values
| URL | The URL of the file to download |
| downloadDirectory | The directory that the file will be downloaded to |
| destinationFilename | Specifies a new name for the file when it is downloaded |
| delegate void ActionComponents.ACDownloadItem.DowloadCanceledDelegate | ( | string | filename | ) |
Occurs when download canceled.
| filename | The name of the file that was currently being processed |
| delegate void ActionComponents.ACDownloadItem.DownloadErrorDelegate | ( | string | message | ) |
Occurs when download error.
| message | Contains the error message that occurred while downloading this file |
| delegate void ActionComponents.ACDownloadItem.DownloadFileCompletedDelegate | ( | string | filename | ) |
Occurs when download file completed.
| filename | The name of the file that was currently being processed |
| delegate void ActionComponents.ACDownloadItem.DownloadFileStartedDelegate | ( | string | filename | ) |
Occurs when download file started.
| filename | The name of the file that was currently being processed |
| string ActionComponents.ACDownloadItem.destinationFilename ="" |
OPTIONAL: Specifies a new name for the file when it is downloaded
| string ActionComponents.ACDownloadItem.downloadDirectory ="" |
The directory to download the file to
| string ActionComponents.ACDownloadItem.URL ="" |
The URL to download the file from
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get |
Returns the filename of the URL currently being downloaded
The filename currently being downloaded or empty string ("") if no active download
| DowloadCanceledDelegate ActionComponents.ACDownloadItem.DownloadCanceled |
| DownloadErrorDelegate ActionComponents.ACDownloadItem.DownloadError |
| DownloadFileCompletedDelegate ActionComponents.ACDownloadItem.DownloadFileCompleted |
| DownloadFileStartedDelegate ActionComponents.ACDownloadItem.DownloadFileStarted |


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第一章 连续调试介绍¶
With the energy crisis of the early 1970s came the realization that buildings could be made more efficient without sacrificing comfort. Over the last 30 years, the building industry has made revolutionary changes: chiller systems have decreased their power requirements by a factor of two, from more than 1 kW/ton to less than 0.5 kW/ton; the use of variable air volume systems has become common practice; and the use of building automation systems has become the norm, with digital controls increasingly replacing pneumatics. Advances in HVAC technology have greatly improved building comfort and significantly decreased building energy consumption. The technological advances have increased the importance of proper operational practices in achieving the efficiency potential of the HVAC systems. While reducing energy use is a noble goal, it must not compromise comfort. Occupant comfort and productivity must be maintained or improved.
Building commissioning has emerged as the preferred method of ensuring that building systems are installed and operated to provide the performance envisioned by the designer. ASHRAE has detailed the commissioning process in Guideline 1-1996 [ASHRAE 1996]. A number of other building commissioning guidelines have been developed by different organizations, with the same basic objective as the ASHRAE guideline, i.e., to ensure proper operation of the building according to the design intent.
In 1999, DOE developed a practical guide for commissioning existing buildings [Haasl and Sharp 1999]. Several building commissioning processes are discussed in this guide. These processes include: new building commissioning, existing building commissioning or retro-commissioning, Continuous Commissioning SM and recommissioning. While most commissioning processes focus on bringing building operation to the original design intent, Continuous Commissioning SM is different 1. Continuous Commissioning SM (CC SM) focuses on optimizing HVAC system operation and control for the existing building conditions. This is an important distinction. Based on Continuous Commissioning SM results from more than 130 buildings, the average measured utility savings are about 20%, with simple paybacks often in less than two years. These results are based on the experience of the Texas Engineering Experiment Station’s Energy Systems Laboratory at Texas A&M University during the last 10 years [Liu et al. 1994, Claridge et al. 1994, Liu et al. 1999, Claridge et al. 2000]. Continuous Commissioning SM maintains long-term savings by ongoing monitoring of energy savings with followup commissioning, as needed; improves the system reliability and building comfort by optimizing system operation and control schedules based on actual building conditions; upgrades the operating staff’s skills by allowing direct participation of O&M staff; and reduces O&M costs.
This chapter defines CCSM and provides an introduction to the CCSM process. The detailed objectives, methods, and procedures are discussed for each step of the CCSM process. This discussion includes the major goals of each step, the methods needed to achieve the specific goals and the procedures needed to conduct CCSM wisely and efficiently.
1.1 Definition¶
Continuous Commissioning SM (CC SM) is an ongoing process to resolve operating problems, improve comfort, optimize energy use and identify retrofits for existing commercial and institutional buildings and central plant facilities.
CC SM focuses on improving overall system control and operations for the building, as it is currently utilized, and on meeting existing facility needs. It goes beyond an operations and maintenance program. It does not ensure that the systems function as originally designed, but ensures that the building and systems operate optimally to meet the current requirements. During the CC SM process, a comprehensive engineering evaluation is conducted for both building functionality and system functions. The optimal operational parameters and schedules are developed based on actual building conditions and current occupancy requirements. An integrated approach is used to implement these optimal schedules to ensure local and global system optimization and persistence of the improved operational schedules.
The CC SM team consists of a project manager, one or more CC SM engineers and CC SM technicians 2, and one or more designated members of the facility operating team. The primary role of the project manager is to coordinate the activities of building personnel and the commissioning team and schedule project progress. The project manager can be an owner representative or a CC SM contractor representative. The primary responsibilities of the CC SM engineer are to:
Develop metering and field measurement plans
Develop improved operational and control schedules and set points
Make necessary programming changes to the building automation system
Supervise technicians implementing mechanical systems changes
Estimate potential performance changes and energy savings
Conduct an engineering analysis of the system changes
Write a project report
The CC SM engineer should have the qualifications to perform the work specified. The CC SM technician will conduct field measurements and implement mechanical, electrical, and control system program modifications and changes, under the direction of the CC SM engineer.
1.2 Process¶
The CC SM process consists of two phases. The first phase is the project development phase, that identifies the buildings and facilities to be included in the project and develops the project scope. At the end of this phase, the CC SM scope is clearly defined and a CC SM contract is signed. The second phase implements CC SM and verifies project performance.
This phase includes six steps:
Develop the CC SM plan and form the project team
Develop performance baselines
Conduct system measurements and develop CC SM measures
Implement CC SM measures
Document comfort improvements and energy savings
Keep the commissioning continuous
Phase 1: Project Development
Step 1: Identify Buildings or Facilities
Objective
Screen potential CC SM targets with minimal effort to identify buildings or facilities that will receive a CC SM audit. The CC SM target can be a building, an entire facility, or a piece of equipment. If the building is part of a complex or campus, it is desirable to select the entire facility as the CC SM target since one mechanical problem may be rooted in another part of the building or facility.
Method
The initial CC SM targets can be selected based on one or more of the following criteria:
The target provides poor thermal comfort
The target consumes excessive energy, and/or
The design features of the facility HVAC systems are not fully used
If one or more of the above criteria fits the description of the facility, it is likely to be a good candidate for CC SM. CC SM can be effectively implemented in buildings that have received energy efficiency retrofits, in newer buildings, and in existing buildings that have not received energy efficiency upgrades. In other words, virtually any building can be a potential CC SM candidate.
The CC SM targets can be selected by the building owner or the CC SM contractor. However, the building owner is usually in the best position to select the most promising targets because of his or her knowledge of the facility operation and costs. The CC SM contractor should then perform a preliminary assessment to check the feasibility of using the CC SM process on the target facilities before conducting a CC SM audit.
Information needed for preliminary assessment:
Actual monthly utility bills (both electricity and gas) for at least 12 months (preferable to just a table of historical energy and demand data because meter reading dates are needed)
General building information: size, function, major equipment, and occupancy schedules
O&M records, if available
Description of any problem in the building, such as thermal comfort, indoor air quality, moisture, mildew
An experienced engineer should review this information and determine the potential of the CC SM process to improve comfort and reduce energy cost. The CC SM projects often improve building comfort and reduce building energy consumption at the same time. However, some of the CC SM measures may increase building energy consumption in order to satisfy room comfort and indoor air quality requirements. For example, providing building minimum outside air will certainly increase the cooling energy consumption during summer and winter than providing no outside air to the building. If the potential justifies a CC SM audit, a list of preliminary commissioning measures for evaluation in a CC SM audit should also be developed. If the owner is interested in proceeding at this point, a CC SM audit may be performed.
Step 2: Perform CC :sup:`SM` Audit and Develop Project Scope
Objectives
Define owner’s requirements
Check the availability of in-house technical support such as CC SM technicians
Identify major CC SM measures
Method
The owner’s representative, the CC SM project manager and the CC SM engineer will meet. The expectations and interest of the building owner in comfort improvements, utility cost reductions and maintenance cost reductions will be discussed and documented in detail. The availability and technical skills of in-house technicians will be discussed. After this discussion, a walkthrough must be conducted to identify the feasibility of the owner’s expectations for comfort performance and improved energy performance. During the walkthrough, major CC SM measures will be identified by the CC SM engineer and project manager. An in-house technician should participate in the walkthrough. The CC SM project manager will organize the audit and document the expectations of the building owner.
Special Considerations:
A complete set of mechanical and control system design documentation is needed
The CC SM engineer and technician will take preliminary measurements of equipment operating parameters
Any available measured whole building level or sub-metered energy consumption data from stand-alone meters or the building automation system should be utilized
A CC SM audit report must be completed that lists and describes preliminary CC SM measures, the estimated energy savings from implementation and the cost of carrying out the CC SM process on the building(s) evaluated in the CC SM audit. There may be more than one iteration or variation at each step described here, but once a contract is signed, the process moves to Phase 2 as detailed below.
Phase 2: CC :sup:`SM` Implementation and Verification
Step 1: Develop CC :sup:`SM` plan and form the project team
Objective
Develop a detailed work plan
Identify the entire project team
Clarify the duties of each team member
Method
The CC SM project manager and CC SM project engineer develop a detailed work plan for the project that includes major tasks, their sequence, time requirements and technical requirements. The work plan is then presented to the building owner or representative. During the meeting, the owner’s representative and in-house technicians who will work on the project should be identified. If in-house technicians are going to conduct measurements and system adjustments, additional time should be included in the schedule unless they are to be dedicated full-time to the CC SM project. Typically, in-house technicians must continue their existing duties and cannot devote full time to the CC SM effort, which results in project delays. In-house staff may also require additional training. The work plan may need to be modified, depending on the availability and skill levels of in-house staff.
Special Issues:
Availability of funding to replace/repair parts found broken
Time commitment of in-house staff
Training needs of in-house staff
Deliverable:
CC SM report part 1: CC SM plan that includes project scope and schedule, project team and task duties of each team member.
Step 2: Develop performance baselines
Objectives:
Document existing comfort conditions
Document existing system conditions
Document existing energy performance
Method:
Precisely document all known comfort problems in individual rooms resulting from too much heating, cooling, noise, humidity, odors (especially from mold or mildew) or lack of outside air. Also, identify the following HVAC system problems:
Valve and damper hunting
Disabled systems or components
Operational problems
Frequently replaced parts
An interview and walk-through may be required, although most of this information is collected during the CC SM audit and step 1. Room comfort problems should be quantified using hand-held meters or portable data loggers. System problems should be documented based on interviews with occupants and technical staff and combined with field observations and measurements.
Baseline energy models of building performance are necessary if energy savings are to be documented after commissioning the building. The baseline energy models can be developed using one or more of the following types of data:
Short-term measured data obtained from data loggers or the EMCS system
Long-term hourly or 15-minute whole building energy data, such as whole building electricity, cooling and heating consumption, and/or
Utility bills for electricity, gas and/or chilled or hot water
The whole building energy baseline models normally include whole building electricity, cooling energy and heating energy models. These models are generally expressed as functions of outside air temperature since both heating and cooling energy are normally weather dependent. Any component baseline models should be represented using the most relevant physical parameter(s) as the independent variable(s).
For example, the fan motor power should be correlated with the fan airflow and the pump motor energy consumption should be correlated with water flow. Short-term measured data are often the most cost-effective and accurate if the potential savings from CC SM measures are independent of the weather. For example, a single true power measurement can be used to develop the baseline fan energy consumption if the pulley were to be changed in a constant air volume system. Shortterm data are useful to determine the baseline for specific pieces of equipment, but are not reliable for baselining overall building energy use.
Long-term measurements are normally required since potential savings of CC SM measures are weather dependent. These measurements provide the most convincing evidence of the impact of CC SM projects. Long-term data also help in continuing to detect/diagnose system faults during CC SM follow-up. Although more costly than short-term measured data, long-term data often produce additional savings, making them the preferred data type. For example, unusual energy consumption patterns can be identified easily using long-term, short-interval measured data. “Fixing” these unusual patterns can result in significant energy savings. Generally speaking, long-term interval data for electricity, gas and thermal usage are preferred.
The CC SM engineers should provide the metering option(s) that meet the project requirements to the building owner or representative. A metering method should be selected from the options presented by the CC SM engineer and a detailed metering implementation plan developed. It may be necessary to hire a metering subcontractor if an energy information system is installed prior to implementing the CC SM measures.
Special Considerations:
Use the maintenance log to help identify major system problems
Select a metering plan that suits the CC SM goals and the facility needs
Always consider and measure weather data as part of the metering plan
Keep meters calibrated. When the EMCS system is used for metering, both sensors and transmitters should be calibrated using field measurements.
Deliverables:
CC SM report part 2: Report on Current Building Performance, including current energy performance, current comfort and system problems, and metering plans if new meters are to be installed. Alternatively, if utility bills are used to develop the baseline models, the report should include baseline energy models.
Step 3: Conduct System Measurements and Develop Proposed CC SM Measures
Objectives:
Identify current operating schedules, set points, and problems
Develop solutions to existing problems
Develop improved operation and control schedules and set points
Identify potential cost effective energy retrofit measures
Method:
The CC SM engineer should develop a detailed measurement cut-sheet for each major system. The cut-sheet should list all parameters to be measured and all mechanical and electrical parts to be checked. The CC SM engineer should also provide the technician with measurement training if a local technician is used to perform system measurements. The CC SM technician should follow the procedures on the cut-sheets to obtain the specified measurements using appropriate equipment. The CC SM engineer conducts an engineering analysis to develop solutions for the existing problems; develops improved operation and control schedules and set points for terminal boxes, air handling units (AHUs), exhaust systems, water and steam distribution systems, heat exchangers, chillers, boilers and other components, as appropriate; and identifies potential cost effective energy retrofit measures.
Special Considerations:
Trend main operational parameters using the EMCS and compare with the measurements from the hand meters
Print EMCS control sequences
Verify system operation in the building and compare to EMCS schedules
Deliverables:
CC SM report part 3: Existing System Conditions. This report includes:
Existing control sequences and set points for all major equipment, such as AHU supply air temperatures, AHU supply static pressures, terminal box minimum airflow and maximum airflow values, water loop differential pressure set points and equipment on/off schedules
List of disabled control sequences
List of malfunctioning equipment and control devices
Engineering solutions to the existing problems and a list of repairs required
Improved control and operation sequences
Step 4: Implement CC SM Measures
Objectives:
Obtain approval for each CC SM measure from the building owner’s representative prior to implementation
Implement solutions to existing operational and comfort problems
Implement and refine improved operation and control schedules
Method:
The CC SM project manager and project engineer should present the engineering solutions to existing problems and the improved operational and control schedules to the building owner’s representative in one or more meetings. The in-house operating staff should be invited to the meeting(s). All critical questions should be answered. It is important, at this point, to get “buy-in” and approval from both the building owner’s representative and the operating staff. The meeting(s) will decide the following issues:
Approval, modification or disapproval of each CC SM measure
Implementation sequence of CC SM measures
Implementation schedules
The existing comfort and difficult control problems are the first priority of the occupants, operating staff and facility owners. Solving these problems improves occupant comfort and increases productivity. The economic benefits from comfort improvements are sometimes higher than the energy cost savings, though less easily quantified. The successful resolution of the existing problems can also earn trust in the CC SM engineer from the facility operating staff, facility management, and the occupants. This can lead to the team receiving support in a variety of unexpected ways.
Implementation of the improved operation and control schedules should start at the end of the comfort delivery system, such as at the terminal boxes, and end with the central plant. This procedure provides benefits to the building occupants as quickly as possible. It also reduces the overall working load. If the process is reversed, the chiller plant is commissioned first. The chiller sequences are developed based on the current load. After building commissioning, the chiller load may be decreased by 30%. The chiller operating schedules are then likely to need revision. The CC SM engineer should develop a detailed implementation plan that lists each major activity. The CC SM technician should follow this plan in implementing the measures.
The CC SM engineer should closely supervise the implementation and refine the operational and control schedules as necessary. The CC SM engineer should also be responsible for key software changes as necessary.
Special Considerations:
Ensure that the owner’s technical representative understands each major measure
Encourage in-house technician involvement in implementation and/or have them implement as many measures as possible
Document improvements in a timely manner
Deliverables:
CC SM Report part 4: CC SM Implementation. This report includes detailed documentation of implemented operation and control sequences, maintenance procedures for these measures, detailed O&M guidelines and additional measures recommended for implementation.
Step 5: Document comfort improvements and energy savings
Objectives:
Document improved comfort conditions
Document improved system conditions
Document improved energy performance
Method:
The comfort measurements taken in step 2 (Phase 2) should be repeated at the same locations under comparable conditions to determine impact on room conditions. The measured parameters, such as temperature and humidity, should be compared with the measurements from step 2.
The measurements and methods adopted in step 4 should be used to determine post- CC SM energy performance. Energy performance should be compared using appropriate occupancy and weather normalization. Typically, building energy consumption is regressed as a function of outside air temperature if annual projections are desired from short-term data. When hourly or daily models are used, separate models are generally developed for weekends and weekdays.
Special Considerations:
Savings analyses should follow accepted measurement and verification protocols such as the International Performance Measurement and Verification Protocol [IPMVP 2001] or an agreed upon alternate method
Comfort conditions should conform to appropriate guidelines/design documents such as ASHRAE standards
Deliverables:
CC SM Report, Part 5: Measurement and Verification. This report includes results of detailed measurements of room conditions and energy consumption after CC SM activities, and retrofit recommendations. The room conditions and energy consumption should be compared to those during the pre-CC SM period. The annual energy savings are projected from the available measured data.
Step 6: Keep the Commissioning Continuous
Objectives:
Maintain improved comfort and energy performance
Provide measured annual energy savings
Method:
The CC SM engineers should review the system operation periodically to identify any operating problems and develop improved operation and control schedules as described below.
This will allow the operating staff to make wise decisions and maintain the savings and comfort in years to come. If long term measured data are available, the CC SM engineers should review the energy data quarterly to evaluate the need for a site visit. If the building energy consumption has increased, the CC SM engineers determine possible reasons and verify with facility operating staff. Once the problem(s) is identified, the CC SM engineer should visit the site, develop measures to restore the building performance, and supervise the facility staff in implementing the measures. If the CC SM engineer can remotely log into the EMCS system, the CC SM engineer can check the existing system operation quarterly using the EMCS system. When a large number of operation and control measures are disabled, a site visit is necessary. If the CC SM engineer cannot evaluate the facility using long-term measured energy data and EMCS system information, the CC SM engineer should visit the facility semi-annually.
One year after CC SM implementation is complete, the CC SM engineer should write a project follow-up report that documents the first-year savings, recommendations or changes resulting from any consultation or site visits provided, and any recommendations to further improve building operations.
Special Considerations:
Operating personnel often have a high turnover rate. It is important to train new staff members in the CC SM process and make sure they are aware of the reasons the CC SM measures were implemented
Ongoing follow-up is essential if the savings are to be maintained at high levels over time
Deliverables: Special CC SM Report, which documents measured first-year energy savings, results from first year follow-up, recommendations for ongoing staff training, and a schedule of follow-up CC SM activities.
References
ASHRAE, 1996. ASHRAE Guideline 1-1996: The HVAC Commissioning Process, American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers, Atlanta, Ga.
Claridge, D.E., Haberl, J., Liu, M., Houcek, J. and Athar, A., “Can You Achieve 150% of Predicted Retrofit Savings: Is It Time for Recommissioning?” ACEEE 1994 Summer Study on Energy Efficiency In Buildings Proceedings: Commissioning, Operation and Maintenance, Vol. 5, American Council for an Energy Efficient Economy, Washington, D.C., pp. 73-87, 1994.
Claridge, D.E., Culp, C.H., Liu, M., Deng, S., Turner, W.D. and Haberl, J.S., 2000. “Campus- Wide Continuous Commissioning SM of University Buildings,” Proc. of ACEEE 2000 Summer Study on Energy Efficiency in Buildings, Pacific Grove, Cal., Aug. 20-25, pp. 3.101-3.112.
Haasl, Tudi and Sharp, Terry, 1999. A Practical Guide for Commissioning Existing Buildings, Portland Energy Conservation, Inc. and Oak Ridge National Laboratory for U.S. DOE, ORNL/TM-1999/34, 69 pp. + Appendices.
IPMVP, 2001. IPMVP Committee, International Performance Measurement & Verification Protocol: Concepts and Options for Determining Energy and Water Savings, Vol. 1, U.S. Dept. of Energy, DOE/GO-102001-1187, 86 pp., January.
Liu, M., Houcek, J., Athar, A., Reddy, A. and Claridge, D., 1994. “Identifying and Implementing Improved Operation and Maintenance Measures in Texas LoanSTAR Buildings,” ACEEE 1994 Summer Study on Energy Efficiency In Buildings Proceedings: Commissioning, Operation and Maintenance, Vol. 5, American Council for an Energy Efficient Economy, Washington, D.C., pp. 153-165, 1994.
Liu, Mingsheng, Claridge, David E. and Turner, W.D., 1999. “Improving Building Energy System Performance by Continuous Commissioning SM,” Energy Engineering, Vol. 96, No. 5, pp. 46-57.
Footnotes
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The terms Continuous CommissioningSM and CCSM have been service marked by the Texas Engineering Experiment Station Energy Systems Laboratory to ensure a consistent meaning for this terminology, as described in this guidebook.
- 2
This guidebook will speak of a single CC engineer and a single CC technician for simplicity. However, there may be more than one CC engineer and more than one CC technician on large projects.


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Unfortunatly Tuesday came around and my bags were all scraped clean. That night was torture, I couldnt sleep, I kept tossing and turning, sweating then getting chills and there was this uncomfortable tingling in my back and legs. Nothing made it go away aside from downing some xanax and smoking a bowl.
I guess thats when it really started. The next day I was informed that we finally had a straight source that was close to home. So 2 times a week we would visit this guy and purchase a bundle (10 bags) for usually $80. So with the 10 bags we were set. We sold about half the bags to other kids around our area and made some money back. The trips began to increase as the demand increased and in turn we were doing more and more.
In the end we had made trips to score almost everyday, still suppling it, but doing most of it. I became a heroin adict rapidly and I didnt even know it. At the time I didnt realise that I didnt go one day without getting high at least 3 times. I stopped drinking and taking any other drugs because heroin was all I wanted, all I needed. It took over everything, I had to do a bag just to be able to function normally.
I was losing friends because I was doped up all the time and had apparetly changed. I wasnt the fun girl who was always the life of the party anymore. It stopped being fun.  But thats what everyone thinks.
I of course was wrong. Recently, on the way back from a run I got a call from my mother. She was crying and telling me to come home right away. When I got in she told me that she had gone up into my room and looked on my computer (damn this machine) and seen an opened file, a letter to my friend in jail saying that I was a heroin adict. I guess I was too high to really care that the file was open in plain view. My stupididy has ruined my life as I am now being forced (might I stress the word 'forced') to detox and stay clean. My car keys and all of my momey have been confiscated and im trapped in the house trying to get through the second day of being clean. Im sick right now and its not pleasant. Not unbearable because Im on Lorazapam for the anxiety and Ive been sneaking percacets for the pain.
I cant say that this is going to stick. All I think about is making a phone call and making all this anguish just disapear. But Im trying my best to give it a shot.
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by Jaikuran RandhawaAccording to the Mirror via Le Parisien, Real Madrid superstar Eden Hazard has told the press that he would ‘try’ to help Los Blancos sign superstar attacker Kylian Mbappe in the future.
The Mirror report that the forward is currently contracted to Paris Saint-Germain until 2022.
The 20-year-old looks like a shoe-in to contend for the Ballon d’Or for the next decade so it’s not surprising to see Madrid constantly linked with the ace.
Mbappe is about as ‘Galactico’ as you can get.
Get French Football News report via L’Equipe that the attacker isn’t convinced about re-signing with the Parisians, the youngster is also aware that the longer he stays with the French champions – the harder it will be to leave.
As per the Metro, Mbappe’s asking price is expected to exceed the £200m mark. It seems as though any deal taking the forward away from Paris will involve a new world-record fee.
Here’s what Hazard had to say on the World Cup winner:
“In a few years he will be the best player in the world. He is a great talent.”
“If he continues like this, Kylian will go down as one of the best players in history.”
“A footballer always dreams of playing with the best and if tomorrow I was able to help bring him to Real Madrid, I would try.”
“Although, I don’t think anyone will ask me for an opinion.”
Zinedine Zidane’s side would certainly become feared once more if they were to capture Mbappe’s signature in the future.
Los Blancos will have the chance to see the ace in action against themselves when Madrid meet PSG in the Champions League next week.
There’s no doubting that Mbappe has the ability to take on the mantle as the biggest star in world football once the likes of Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi call time on their illustrious careers.


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Air Quality is a python framework that allows for users to make predictions about air quality for multiple locations, utilizing machine learning and other advanced models.
- AIRPrediction.arima(pollutant, state, county, city, date)¶
A function that uses the arima_prediction from ARIMA_model.py to avoid using multiple import statements.
- Parameters
pollutant – The specified pollutant to predict (NO2, O3, SO2, CO).
state – The location parameter indicating the state in the United States of America to predict for.
county – The location parameter indicating the county in the state to predict for.
city – The location parameter indicating the city in the county to predict for.
date – The calendar date to prediction for.
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The prediction made by the ARIMA model given the above parameters and the units that prediction is in.
- AIRPrediction.compare_models(pollutant, state, county, city, date)¶
The driver file that is to be imported to utilize the AIRPrediction Framework. Includes a function for input validation, prophet predictions, ARIMA predictions, and comparison of the two models. Module Authors: Derek Pena<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Colin Naehr<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Daniel Casto<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Haotian Wang<EMAIL_ADDRESS>compare_models is a function that times both prediction models in order to compare their speed and their output.
- Parameters
pollutant – The specified pollutant to predict (NO2, O3, SO2, CO).
state – The location parameter indicating the state in the United States of America to predict for.
county – The location parameter indicating the county in the state to predict for.
city – The location parameter indicating the city in the county to predict for.
date – The calendar date to prediction for.
- Returns
A list that contains the outputs for each prediction model as well as the time taken to run them.
- AIRPrediction.prophet(pollutant, state, county, city, date)¶
A function that uses the prophet_prediction from prophet_model.py to avoid using multiple import statements.
- Parameters
pollutant – The specified pollutant to predict (NO2, O3, SO2, CO).
state – The location parameter indicating the state in the United States of America to predict for.
county – The location parameter indicating the county in the state to predict for.
city – The location parameter indicating the city in the county to predict for.
date – The calendar date to prediction for.
- Returns
The prediction made by the prophet model given the above parameters and the units that prediction is in.
- AIRPrediction.validate_input(pollutant, state, county, city, date)¶
Validates the input provided by a user. To be used before any predictions are made.
- Parameters
pollutant – The specified pollutant to predict (NO2, O3, SO2, CO).
state – The location parameter indicating the state in the United States of America to predict for.
county – The location parameter indicating the county in the state to predict for.
city – The location parameter indicating the city in the county to predict for.
date – The calendar date to prediction for.
- Returns
A boolean that determines where validation was successful, a string that contains any error messages and a string that rewrites the data parameter in YYYY/MM/DD format.
- class sampleapp.MainWindow¶
Class that holds all of the UI elements of the sample app and their functionality. Parent class: QWidget
- sampleapp.main()¶
The sample app that demonstrates the functionality of the AIRPrediction framework. Creates a UI that accepts user input and calls the functions in the AIRPrediction to utilize the Time Series Models to produce predictions. main () generates the window the application is hosted on.
Module Authors: Colin Naehr<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Daniel Casto<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Derek Pena<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Haotian Wang<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Returns
None
- ARIMA_model.arima_prediction(pollutant, state, county, city, date)¶
Opens and prepares the dataset (pollution_us_2000_2016.csv) to be used by the prophet model to predict the specified pollutant given the location and date parameters. NOTE: Part of Time_Series_Models Module Author: Haotian Wang<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Parameters
pollutant – The specified pollutant to predict (NO2, O3, SO2, CO).
state – The location parameter indicating the state in the United States of America to predict for.
county – The location parameter indicating the county in the state to predict for.
city – The location parameter indicating the city in the county to predict for.
date – The calendar date to prediction for.
- Returns
The value predicted by the ARIMA model as well as the units of the prediction (ppb).
- prophet_model.prophet_prediction(pollutant, state, county, city, date)¶
Opens and prepares the dataset (pollution_us_2000_2016.csv) to be used by the prophet model to predict the specified pollutant given the location and date parameters. NOTE: Part of Time_Series_Models Module Author: Haotian Wang<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Parameters
pollutant – The specified pollutant to predict (NO2, O3, SO2, CO).
state – The location parameter indicating the state in the United States of America to predict for.
county – The location parameter indicating the county in the state to predict for.
city – The location parameter indicating the city in the county to predict for.
date – The calendar date to prediction for.
- Returns
The value predicted by the prophet model as well as the units of the prediction (ppb).


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Querying logic
Query consists of a number of criteria, separated by comma. Criterion consists of a parameter name and condition, separated by matching combination. Matching combinations are listed below:
- = - strict equality. All strict criteria are combined as AND
- ~ - strict match regular expression
- += - soft equality (OR condition)
- +~ - soft equality to regular expression
- !=, !~, !+=, !+~ - negation expression (does not work in combination with Functions)
- , - conditions separator
Examples:
- A=1,B=2 - matches A=1 AND B=2
- A=1,A=2 - matches A=1 OR A=2
- A~ab - macthes regular expression A=/ab/i
- A=1,B+=2 - matches A=1 OR B=2
- A=1,B=2,C+=3 - matches (A=1 AND B=2) OR C=3
- A~[1-3],A!=2 - matches A=1 AND A=3
- A!~text - matches strings that do not contain "text"
Functions
Below are several simple expressions that can be used with/instead of criteria conditions.
- empty() - value is null, empty string or does not exist
- emptySet() - empty array
- exists() - value is not empty
- in(days) - date in range
- after(days) - date shift from the current date in days
- among(list|of|values) - value is present among the listed set
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- nextPr=in(30) - date of next PR is in 30 days
- activeUsVisa.till=after(100) - active US visa will be valid for at least next 100 days
- grade=among(T2|T3) - grade matches T2 or T3
People
Query by a person's attributes
- name - full name
- login - login (e.g. aivanov)
- grade - grade (e.g. T2)
- location - location abbreviation (e.g. MSK)
- pool - resource pool (e.g. UI)
- profile - engineering profile (e.g. Engineer)
- specialization - specialization (e.g. Java)
- manager - direct manager
- canTravel - whether a person has active US visa (boolean)
- isBillable - whether a person billable assignment (boolean)
- isFunded - whether a person has funded assignment (boolean)
- isBooked - whether a person is booked (boolean)
- onTrip - whether a person is on business trip (boolean)
- activeUsVisa - search by visa type or till date
- status - search by status comment
Examples:
- name~ivan - full name contain "ivan"
- login=iivanov - login equals "iivanov"
- grade~T[23] - grade matches T2 OR T3
- canTravel=true - a person has valid US visa
Assignments
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- assignment.account - account name
- assignment.initiative - project name
- assignment.billability - type of billability (e.g. Available)
- assignment.isBillable - is assignment billable
- assignment.isFunded - is assignment funded
- assignment.isBooked - is assignment booked
- assignment.involvement - % of involvement
- assignment.start - assignment start date
- assignment.end - assignment end date
- assignment.comment - assignment comment
Examples:
- assignment.account~Inc - account title contains "Inc"
- assignment.end~2018-03 - assignment ends on March 2018
- assignment.isBillable=false - assignment is billable
Demands
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- demand.account - account name
- demand.project - project name
- demand.comment - demand comments
- demand.requirements - demand requirements
- demand.deployment - on-site/offshore
- demand.pool - pool which demand belong to (e.g. ML)
- demand.profile - target engineering profile (e.g. UI)
- demand.role - billability
- demand.requestId - list of requisition ids for hiring (if exist)
- demand.stage - probability of demand (SP|VA|FC)
- demand.start - position start date
- demand.end - position end
- demand.duration - position duration in weeks
- demand.candidates - list of candidates proposed
- demand.locations - list of desirable locations
- demand.grades - list of grades
- demand.comments - find demands by comments. More details in Comments section
Examples:
- demands=only - exclude non-demand records from the resultset
- demands=false - exclude demands from the resultset
- demand.account~Apple - all demands for account
- demand.candidates=emptySet() - demands with no candidates proposed
Requisitions
Search for JobVite requisitions
- requisition.title - requisition title
- requisition.category - engineering pool
- requisition.department - department
- requisition.jobState - stage of the requisition lifecycle
- requisition.location - hiring locations
- requisition.requisitionId - ID of the requisition
- requisition.demands - list of demands related to the requisition
- requisition.candidates - list of the candidates considered for the requisition. See Candidates section for more details.
- requisition.comments - find requisitions by comments. More details in Comments section
Examples:
- requisitions=false - exclude requisitions from the resultset
- demand.account~Apple - all demands for account
- demand.candidates=emptySet() - demands with no candidates proposed
Candidates
Search for JobVite candidates
- candidate.name - full name
- candidate.location - location
- candidate.city - city
- candidate.country - country abbreviated
- candidate.state - candidate's processing stage
- candidate.requisitionId - id of the requisition
- candidate.updated - last status update date
- candidate.comments - find candidates by comments. More details in Comments section
Examples:
- candidates=false - exclude candidates from the resultset
- candidate.requisitionId=GD86 - find candidates by the requisition id
Comments
All the main entities have comments associated with them. This makes it possible to group/query these entities not only by their properties but by these comments as well
- comments - comments to person (assignment)
- demand.comments - comments to demand
- requisition.comments - comments to jobVite requisition
- candidate.comments - comments to jobVite candidate
Examples:
- comments~Attrition - person's comment subject or body contain "Attrition"
- comments.english=Intermediate - persons, who have comments with subject "english" and content "Intermediate"
- demand.comments.utilize+=ML - (soft condition) demands, which have comments with subject "utilize" and content "ML"
Skill
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Cooking time
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Preheat the oven to 180C/350F/Gas 4.
For the lamb, rub the oil into the shoulder of lamb and season with salt and freshly ground black pepper. Place the shoulder of lamb into a baking tray, surround it with the shallots and roast in the oven for 30-40 minutes.
Remove the lamb from the oven, drain off any fat and add the garlic cloves and thyme sprigs to the pan. Reduce the heat to 120C/250F/Gas 1, cover the lamb with aluminium foil, and continue to cook for 4½ hours.
Pour the red wine over the lamb and cook for a further hour.
For the champ mash, bring a pan of salted water to the boil, add the potatoes and cook for 10-15 minutes, or until tender, then drain well and mash.
While the potatoes are cooking, heat the milk in a saucepan over a low to medium heat, add the butter and the green part of the spring onion and continue to simmer for 3-4 minutes. Sieve the mixture, reserve the liquid and discard the green part of the spring onion.
Beat the reserved milk mixture into the mashed potatoes, then stir in the egg yolk and the sliced white parts of the spring onions. Set aside on a warm, covered plate.
Remove the lamb shoulder from the oven and carefully transfer the lamb, garlic and shallots to a serving dish. Do not allow the meat to fall off the bone.
For the sauce, spoon off any excess fat, then pour the cooking juices from the baking tray into a frying pan and heat them over a medium heat until the volume of liquid has reduced by one third. Add the cold butter and whisk until the sauce is glossy. Stir in the chopped thyme.
To serve, spoon a portion of the champ mash onto each serving plate. Pull some of the lamb from the bone and place it next to the champ mash, then pour over the red wine sauce.


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Greg Hurrell
Sounds like your login items might be out of date; see this forum thread for info on how to refresh them and let me know how you go:
http://wincent.com/a/support/forums/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=1276&page=1
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Este
switching it of off, then apply ... then back on, apply.
worked. thank you.
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Greg Hurrell
Seeing as this issue might come up a fair bit when upgrading to Leopard I might see what I can do to either:
(a) auto-refresh the login items; or (b) update the checkbox in the Synergy preferences to match the state of the login items on disk
Of these two approaches I probably prefer the latter, because users might edit their login items using the "Users" preference pane, and if Synergy goes and adds itself back then it might be annoying.
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Greg Hurrell
Just as an update to this:
I've rewritten the tool used by the installer to update the login items. I believe that this should fix any issues with stale login items.
I'm using new API that's been added to Launch Services in Leopard.
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Greg Hurrell
3.5a3 has just been released and should fix this issue definitively. Please see:
http://wincent.com/a/news/archives/2008/01/synergy_35a3_re.php
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'Never Been Kissed' (1999)
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Filled with the worst kind of popular tripe, 'Never Been Kissed' is the ultimate focus group movie. Every detail of the film's script, and other (for lack of a better term) academics have been scrutinized and marketed to an audience where only one core group, high school senior girls, will appreciate it. The film's wardrobe, high school atmosphere, teenage and teacher stereotypes as well as a totally unbelievable story make this movie more than a waste of time and that is an understatement. It runs 110 minutes but feels more like two and a half hours.
Drew Barrymore plays Josie Geller, a 25 year old copy editor at the Chicago Sun Times (I wonder what Roger Ebert will think of this movie), who goes undercover as a 17 year old to do a story of high school life in 1999. But there is much more to the plot than that. Josie is a virgin and has never been kissed. She was ridiculed throughout her time in high school by class mates who played cruel and unusual jokes on her. In those days, she wore her hair like a cave woman, had braces on her teeth and wore baggy overall dresses. Even her supposed date for the high school prom showed up at her front door by passing by in a fully equipped limo and stuck his head through the sun roof, producing a stunning female companion next to him and they hurled eggs at Josie in her prom dress and laughed as they continued to drive by. This assignment by the paper sort of gives Josie a second chance to "fit in".
The pranks come fast and furiously upon her return to school as three conceited Barbie doll wannabes (Jessica Alba, Marley Shelton, Jordan Ladd) make fun of her using guys at the school that they have trained to obey them and they accuse Josie of wearing an outfit that became extinct in 1983. Josie falls for her English teacher (Michael Vartan) who is one of only three appealing characters in the film. The other two are Josie's brother (David Arquette) and a girl who befriends her at school (Leelee Sobieski). The other characters in the film are a complete throwaway. They are Josie's head boss (Garry Marshall?), her other superior (John C. Reilly) and the office tramp (Molly Shannon).
'Never Been Kissed', for those who will like it, will probably find it comparable later in life to a record you bought when you were in high school but hated it when you were well into your adult years. The film is also extremely tasteless in many scenes. It makes fun of high school metal detectors, getting high, alleged safe sex involving bananas as a demo, and drug use among some minority groups. Drew Barrymore, who served as executive producer, also looked very confusing in this film. Her weight seemed to shift from scene to scene. In one scene she had a double chin and her clothes made her look plump. At other times she looked fine but these factors kept switching back and fourth throughout the run of the movie.
Director Raja Gosnell ('Home Alone 3'), photographs the film in an extremely ordinary way. The pace Gosnell gives the film is like wading through heavy snow. There is no real focus to the story. This mess looks and feels like a series of out takes from a bad movie.
There is a movie from 1985 entitled 'Just One of the Guys' where an extremely attractive female high school reporter proves she can be taken seriously when she assumes the disguise of a boy, transfers to another school and does her job. That film knew how to enter the appealing side of your mind and having seen it when I was 19, I still enjoy it at 33. 'Never Been Kissed' is de facto entertainment. And a couple of guys in the back row of the theatre where I saw it were actually hurling humourous insults at the screen which was the best part of the film. The film is like many other recent teenage rumblings getting more and more popular in film and making a mockery of the greatest medium in the world and infecting it like a cancer.
Unlike promotional materials for 'I Still Know What You Did Last Summer' and 'Cruel Intentions', where Jennifer Love Hewitt and Sarah Michelle Gellar's breasts were used as shameful marketing tools, 'Never Been Kissed' at least looked appealing going in. Too bad its execution was a total failure.
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MimeEntity.Encoding |
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MimeHeader |
addHeader(String headerName)
Adds a header with the provied
headerName and blank content. |
MimeHeader |
addHeader(String headerName,
String value)
Adds a header with the provied
headerName and blank with the
provided value. |
void |
appendChildEntity(MimeEntity entity)
Append a child entity beneath this entity, with an auto-generated boundary.
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MimeEntity |
createChildEntity()
Creates a child entity beneath this entity, with an auto-generated boundary.
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MimeEntity |
createChildEntity(MimeEntity sibling)
Creates a child entity beneath this entity and placed immediately before the provided
entity, with an auto-generated boundary.
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Optional<String> |
getBoundary()
Retrieves the boundary value used to separate children within this multipart entity
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Retrieves the content of this entity as a string.
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Retrieves and parses the
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MimeEntity.Encoding |
getEncoding() |
List<MimeHeader> |
getHeaders()
Returns a list of all headers for this entity.
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getHeaders(String headerName)
Returns a list of all headers for this entity that match the provided
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Retrieves the content of the entity as an
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Retrieves the content of the entity as an
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getParent()
Retrieves the parent of this entity, if it is part of a multipart tree.
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Gets the preamble of this multipart entity.
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Retrieves a
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Removes the provided child entity from this multipart entity.
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Removes all headers of the given name from this entity.
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Sets the content of the MIME entity from the provided
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Sets the preamble of this multipart entity.
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Get Over It at least has one thing that a lot of other high school movies don't: earnest, affable leads. It also has all of the key flaws that make going to teen movies so risky: an almost unbearable goofy streak, a plot with the strength of a newborn fawn, and bland supporting characters.
The movie makes the same mistakes over and over and eventually drains one's patience, but yet I stuck around because the leads played kids I would have liked to know.
Kirsten Dunst (Bring It On) plays an intelligent, friendly musical talent, who for reasons never explained in the movie, helps a schoolmate (Ben Foster) win back the girlfriend (Melissa Sagemiller) who dumped him. Dunst coaches him through an audition for the school musical, which stars Sagemiller.
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Foster's sex therapist parents (Swoosie Kurtz and Ed Begley Jr.) are also poorly written. They readily accept their son's sexual/social adventures. Boring. It'd be funnier if the parents were completely shocked at everything their son did. The only effective supporting actor is Martin Short, who plays his typically unhinged self as the school musical's obnoxious director.
Here he's doing a variation of his flamboyantly blunt talent agent from The Big Picture, but it's still fun to watch him dance like a Backstreet Boy and to perkily tell Dunst of her performance: "Yes, it's just not very good."
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Those moments of bubbly charm come in fits and starts, and the wait requires lots of patience. Either that or a predilection for watching dogs hump objects.
RATING: **1/2
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MPAA Rating: PG-13
Director: Tommy O'Haver Producers: Michael Burns, Marc Butan, Paul Feldsher, Richard Hull, Louise Rosner Writer: R. Lee Fleming Starring: Kirsten Dunst, Ben Foster, Shane West, Martin Short, Sisqo, Colin Hanks, Mila Kunis, Swoosie Kurtz, Ed Begley Jr.
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JavaScript is a scripting language, therefore you can write scripts to automate your workflow with JavaScript.
I created a node script recently to automate one workflow that I do repeatedly. Everytime I create a new JavaScript project, I’d create a .prettierrc
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{
"semi": true,
"singleQuote": true,
"tabWidth": 2,
"useTabs": false,
}
For those who don’t know what this is, it is a configuration file for prettier. You can install it in your code editor to format your source code in a certain way.
The configuration I created above will make sure that my JS source code will have a semicolon at the end, it will use single quote on strings, it will use 2 spaces for indentation and instead of tabs, the code will use space for indentation.
It is extremely repetitive. I would do this twice or thrice somedays when I am testing some simple snippets. I care about consistent formatting even in simple snippets that I create to test code because I guess I have OCD.
This is why I decided to create this script to save me from this trouble and it was a great learning experience.
Let’s first understand the pieces that create this script and fit it all in together.
On the top of your scripts, we have to specify the path to the interpreter we plan to use. In our case, it is node. To do so, we have to use a shebang line.
For node
Some other examples
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.
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Read the official docs.
Example
const fs = require('fs');
fs.writeFile(
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if (error) {
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}
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}
);
Now as we have all the background information, we can create the script.
First create a file called prettier-config
or prettier-config.js
and paste the following content.
Note: the extension is not mandatory but remember what you name it because we have to access it later.
#!/usr/bin/env node
const fs = require('fs');
const configs = {
semi: true,
tabWidth: 2,
useTabs: false,
singleQuote: true,
};
fs.writeFile(
`${process.cwd()}/.prettierrc`,
JSON.stringify(configs),
(error, data) => {
if (error) {
console.error('Error creating the configuration file.', error);
}
console.log('Configuration created');
}
);
Here, I am just fitting together the information provided above and mixing it to create the .prettierrc file.
The script stores the configuration file in an object called configs
. You can add as more configs as you like in this file.
JSON and JS objects might seem similar but they have some minor differences. For example, the keys in a JSON have to be wrapped inside double quotes. That is the reason why I have used JSON.stringify(configs)
to convert the JS object into a JSON string while writing to the file.
We generally want our scripts to be available everywhere in our system. Also, we have to give executable permission to our scripts.
Moving our script to /usr/local/bin
on our file system will allow us to use the script anywhere on our system. To do so, move the script file,
mv prettier-config /usr/local/bin/prettier-config
sudo mv prettier-config /usr/local/bin/prettier-config
We want our scripts to have executable (x) permission and we want it to provide this permision to the owner/user, group and others (a).
sudo chmod a+x /usr/local/bin/prettier-config
Now if you try to run prettier-config
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S.B.CIVIL WRIT PETITION NO.2617/2012.
M/s. Mahaveer Plastic Industries Vs.
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DATE OF ORDER : 11/04/2012 HON'BLE MR. JUSTICE AJAY RASTOGI *** Mr.Ashish Saksena, for petitioner. Mr.Akhil Simlote, for respondents
Instant petition is directed against the order dated 08/02/2012 (Anx.15) whereby the respondents have refused to grant consent to the petitioner to operate its plant in the name and style of M/s.Mahaveer Plastic Industries engaged in production of plastic packaging material u/Sec.33A of the Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 & Sec. 31A of Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1981.
Counsel for petitioner submits that after the notices came to be served, a fresh order has been issued from the office of the respondents on 22/02/2012 placed on record as Anx. A alongwith Misc. Application No.15484 dt.05/04/2012 pursuant to which the application of the petitioner for operating its plant may be considered afresh without being influenced by findings recorded in the order impugned in the instant petition dt.08/02/2012.
Counsel for respondents submits that if the petitioner submits fresh application, that will be examined afresh in the light of the order dt.22/02/2012 in accordance with law.
Consequently, the writ petition stands disposed of with liberty to the petitioner to submit fresh representation in the light of order dt. 22/02/2012 and it is expected form the authority to examine the same independently by giving a fresh look of the matter and without being influenced by the findings which has been recorded in earlier order impugned dt.08/02/2012 by passing a speaking order in accordance with law within a period of one month of submission of the representation.
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Design the data model for a recipe book application, then use Knex migrations and seeding
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getRecipes()
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: all recipes (without details about ingredients or steps)GET /api/recipes/:id/shoppingList
: a list of ingredients and quantites for a single recipeGET /api/recipes/:id/instructions
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A robber charges into a bank with a loaded gun, but instead of taking any money he steals an item of sentimental value from each person. Once he has made his escape, strange things start to happen to the victims.
 And Stacey Hinterland discovers that she’s shrinking, a little every day, and there is seemingly nothing that she or her husband can do to reverse the process.
The robbery was not without consequences. The consequecnes were the point of the robbery. It was never about the money. The thief didn't ask for any. That it happened in a bank was incidental. It could have just as easily happened in a train station or a high school or the Musée d'Orsay. It has in the past and it will in the future, and shortly after 3 p.m. on Wednesday 21st February it happened inside Branch #117 of the British Bank of North America.


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