ElsevierKitScienceDirect
public class ElsevierKitScienceDirect
Undocumented
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Returns a shared instance
Declaration
Swift
public static let shared: ElsevierKitScienceDirect
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search(authors:date:isHighlights:offset:show:sortBy:isOpenAccess:issue:loadedAfter:page:pub:qs:title:volume:success:failure:)
ScienceDirect Search API: This represents a search against the ScienceDirect cluster, which contains serial/nonserial full-text articles. ScienceDirect is a leading full-text scientific database offering journal articles and book chapters from more than 2,500 journals and almost 20,000 books. This API resource allows for the submission of Boolean queries into the ScienceDirect index, retrieving relevant result metadata in user-specific text formats.
Declaration
Swift
func search(authors: String? = nil, date: String? = nil, isHighlights highlights: Bool? = nil, offset: Int? = nil, show: Int? = nil, sortBy: SDSortType? = nil, isOpenAccess openAccess: Bool? = nil, issue: String? = nil, loadedAfter: String? = nil, page: String? = nil, pub: String? = nil, qs: String? = nil, title: String? = nil, volume: String? = nil, success: ElsevierKit.SuccessHandler<ScienceDirectSearchModel>? = nil, failure: ElsevierKit.FailureHandler? = nil)
Parameters
authors
The article / book author(s) search field; Max 250 characters; This field searches both first AND last names.
date
Year (or year range) in which an article or chapter was published; Must match the following regex pattern: ^[0-9]{4}\s*(-\s*[0-9]{4})?$
isHighlights
Determines whether highlights for search terms should be returned. Default: false.
offset
The position from where search results begin. Default: 0; Permitted values: 0-6000
show
The number of results to retrieve per request. Default: 25; Permitted values: 10, 25, 50, 100
sortBy
How results should be sorted. Default: relevance.
isOpenAccess
Flag that can be used to filter results to only include open access content.
issue
The issue numeric search field. This field supports both issue numbers and issue ranges; Must match the following regex pattern: ^[0-9]{1,15}\s*(-\s*[0-9]{1,15})?$
loadedAfter
Field that can be used to search only for articles loaded onto the ScienceDirect website after a certain date; Must be a combined date in ISO 8601 format: yyyy-MM-dd’T'HH:mm:ssX
page
The page search field. This field supports both page numbers and page ranges; Must match the following regex pattern: ^([0-9A-Za-z.]{1,15})\s*(-\s*([0-9A-Za-z.]{1,15}))?$
pub
Searches the title of a journal or book; Max 250 characters
qs
The general search field for searching over all article / book chapter content (excluding references); Max 250 characters
title
Searches the title of an article or book chapter; Max 250 characters
volume
The volume search field. This field supports both volume numbers and volume ranges; Must match the following regex pattern: ^[0-9]{1,15}\s*(-\s*[0-9]{1,15})?$
success
Success handler
failure
Failure handler
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Article Retrieval API: This represents retrieval of a full text article by DOI (Document Object Identifier).
Declaration
Swift
func article(doi: String, field: String? = nil, viewType view: SDArticleViewType? = nil, startref: Int? = nil, refcount: Int? = nil, success: ElsevierKit.SuccessHandler<ScienceDirectArticleRetrievalModel>? = nil, failure: ElsevierKit.FailureHandler? = nil)
Parameters
doi
DOI (Document Object Identifier)
field
This alias represents the name of specific fields that should be returned. The list of fields include all of the fields returned in the response payload (see view). Multiple fields can be specified, delimited by commas.
viewType
This alias represents the list of elements that will be returned in the response. The following chart shows the Article Retrieval Views.
startref
Applicable only to REF view. Numeric value representing the results offset (i.e. starting position for the resolved references).
refcount
Applicable only to REF view. Numeric value representing the maximum number of resolved references to be returned. If not provided this will be set to a system default based on service level.
success
Success handler
failure
Failure handler
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Article Retrieval API: This represents retrieval of a full text article by PII (Publication Item Identifier).
Declaration
Swift
func article(pii: String, field: String? = nil, viewType view: SDArticleViewType? = nil, startref: Int? = nil, refcount: Int? = nil, success: ElsevierKit.SuccessHandler<ScienceDirectArticleRetrievalModel>? = nil, failure: ElsevierKit.FailureHandler? = nil)
Parameters
pii
PII (Publication Item Identifier)
field
This alias represents the name of specific fields that should be returned. The list of fields include all of the fields returned in the response payload (see view). Multiple fields can be specified, delimited by commas.
viewType
This alias represents the list of elements that will be returned in the response. The following chart shows the Article Retrieval Views.
startref
Applicable only to REF view. Numeric value representing the results offset (i.e. starting position for the resolved references).
refcount
Applicable only to REF view. Numeric value representing the maximum number of resolved references to be returned. If not provided this will be set to a system default based on service level.
success
Success handler
failure
Failure handler
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Article Retrieval API: This represents retrieval of a full text article by EID (Electronic Identifier). This can either be the full-text article identifier or the corresponding Scopus abstract identifier.
Declaration
Swift
func article(eid: String, field: String? = nil, viewType view: SDArticleViewType? = nil, startref: Int? = nil, refcount: Int? = nil, success: ElsevierKit.SuccessHandler<ScienceDirectArticleRetrievalModel>? = nil, failure: ElsevierKit.FailureHandler? = nil)
Parameters
eid
EID (Electronic Identifier)
field
This alias represents the name of specific fields that should be returned. The list of fields include all of the fields returned in the response payload (see view). Multiple fields can be specified, delimited by commas.
viewType
This alias represents the list of elements that will be returned in the response. The following chart shows the Article Retrieval Views.
startref
Applicable only to REF view. Numeric value representing the results offset (i.e. starting position for the resolved references).
refcount
Applicable only to REF view. Numeric value representing the maximum number of resolved references to be returned. If not provided this will be set to a system default based on service level.
success
Success handler
failure
Failure handler
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Article Retrieval API: This represents retrieval of a full text article by Scopus ID.
Declaration
Swift
func article(scopusID id: String, field: String? = nil, viewType view: SDArticleViewType? = nil, startref: Int? = nil, refcount: Int? = nil, success: ElsevierKit.SuccessHandler<ScienceDirectArticleRetrievalModel>? = nil, failure: ElsevierKit.FailureHandler? = nil)
Parameters
scopusID
Scopus ID
field
This alias represents the name of specific fields that should be returned. The list of fields include all of the fields returned in the response payload (see view). Multiple fields can be specified, delimited by commas.
viewType
This alias represents the list of elements that will be returned in the response. The following chart shows the Article Retrieval Views.
startref
Applicable only to REF view. Numeric value representing the results offset (i.e. starting position for the resolved references).
refcount
Applicable only to REF view. Numeric value representing the maximum number of resolved references to be returned. If not provided this will be set to a system default based on service level.
success
Success handler
failure
Failure handler
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Article Retrieval API: This represents retrieval of a full text article by Pubmed ID (Medline ID).
Declaration
Swift
func article(pubmedID id: String, field: String? = nil, viewType view: SDArticleViewType? = nil, startref: Int? = nil, refcount: Int? = nil, success: ElsevierKit.SuccessHandler<ScienceDirectArticleRetrievalModel>? = nil, failure: ElsevierKit.FailureHandler? = nil)
Parameters
pubmedID
Pubmed ID (Medline ID)
field
This alias represents the name of specific fields that should be returned. The list of fields include all of the fields returned in the response payload (see view). Multiple fields can be specified, delimited by commas.
viewType
This alias represents the list of elements that will be returned in the response. The following chart shows the Article Retrieval Views.
startref
Applicable only to REF view. Numeric value representing the results offset (i.e. starting position for the resolved references).
refcount
Applicable only to REF view. Numeric value representing the maximum number of resolved references to be returned. If not provided this will be set to a system default based on service level.
success
Success handler
failure
Failure handler
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Full Text Entitlement API: This represents the entitlement status of the full text article(s) specified by PII (Publication Item Identifier). Multiple PII values can be submitted by including them as a comma-delimited list.
Declaration
Swift
func articleEntitlement(pii: String, field: String? = nil, viewType view: SDArticleEntitlementViewType? = nil, success: ElsevierKit.SuccessHandler<ScienceDirectArticleEntitlementRetrievalModel>? = nil, failure: ElsevierKit.FailureHandler? = nil)
Parameters
pii
PII (Publication Item Identifier)
field
This alias represents the name of specific fields that should be returned. The list of fields include all of the fields returned in the response payload (see view). Multiple fields can be specified, delimited by commas.
viewType
This alias represents the list of elements that will be returned in the response. The following chart shows the Full-Text Entitlement Views.
startref
Applicable only to REF view. Numeric value representing the results offset (i.e. starting position for the resolved references).
refcount
Applicable only to REF view. Numeric value representing the maximum number of resolved references to be returned. If not provided this will be set to a system default based on service level.
success
Success handler
failure
Failure handler
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Full Text Entitlement API: This represents the entitlement status of the full text article(s) specified by DOI (Document Object Identifier). Multiple DOI values can be submitted by including them as a comma-delimited list.
Declaration
Swift
func articleEntitlement(doi: String, field: String? = nil, viewType view: SDArticleEntitlementViewType? = nil, success: ElsevierKit.SuccessHandler<ScienceDirectArticleEntitlementRetrievalModel>? = nil, failure: ElsevierKit.FailureHandler? = nil)
Parameters
doi
DOI (Document Object Identifier)
field
This alias represents the name of specific fields that should be returned. The list of fields include all of the fields returned in the response payload (see view). Multiple fields can be specified, delimited by commas.
viewType
This alias represents the list of elements that will be returned in the response. The following chart shows the Full-Text Entitlement Views.
startref
Applicable only to REF view. Numeric value representing the results offset (i.e. starting position for the resolved references).
refcount
Applicable only to REF view. Numeric value representing the maximum number of resolved references to be returned. If not provided this will be set to a system default based on service level.
success
Success handler
failure
Failure handler
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Full Text Entitlement API: This represents the entitlement status of the full text article(s) specified by EID (Electronic Identifier). Multiple EID values can be submitted by including them as a comma-delimited list.
Declaration
Swift
func articleEntitlement(eid: String, field: String? = nil, viewType view: SDArticleEntitlementViewType? = nil, success: ElsevierKit.SuccessHandler<ScienceDirectArticleEntitlementRetrievalModel>? = nil, failure: ElsevierKit.FailureHandler? = nil)
Parameters
eid
EID (Electronic Identifier)
field
This alias represents the name of specific fields that should be returned. The list of fields include all of the fields returned in the response payload (see view). Multiple fields can be specified, delimited by commas.
viewType
This alias represents the list of elements that will be returned in the response. The following chart shows the Full-Text Entitlement Views.
startref
Applicable only to REF view. Numeric value representing the results offset (i.e. starting position for the resolved references).
refcount
Applicable only to REF view. Numeric value representing the maximum number of resolved references to be returned. If not provided this will be set to a system default based on service level.
success
Success handler
failure
Failure handler
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Full Text Entitlement API: This represents the entitlement status of the full text article(s) specified by Scopus ID. Multiple Scopus ID values can be submitted by including them as a comma-delimited list.
Declaration
Swift
func articleEntitlement(scopusID id: String, field: String? = nil, viewType view: SDArticleEntitlementViewType? = nil, success: ElsevierKit.SuccessHandler<ScienceDirectArticleEntitlementRetrievalModel>? = nil, failure: ElsevierKit.FailureHandler? = nil)
Parameters
scopusID
Scopus ID
field
This alias represents the name of specific fields that should be returned. The list of fields include all of the fields returned in the response payload (see view). Multiple fields can be specified, delimited by commas.
viewType
This alias represents the list of elements that will be returned in the response. The following chart shows the Full-Text Entitlement Views.
startref
Applicable only to REF view. Numeric value representing the results offset (i.e. starting position for the resolved references).
refcount
Applicable only to REF view. Numeric value representing the maximum number of resolved references to be returned. If not provided this will be set to a system default based on service level.
success
Success handler
failure
Failure handler
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Full Text Entitlement API: This represents the entitlement status of the full text article(s) specified by Pubmed ID (MEDLINE Identifier). Multiple Pubmed ID values can be submitted by including them as a comma-delimited list.
Declaration
Swift
func articleEntitlement(pubmedID id: String, field: String? = nil, viewType view: SDArticleEntitlementViewType? = nil, success: ElsevierKit.SuccessHandler<ScienceDirectArticleEntitlementRetrievalModel>? = nil, failure: ElsevierKit.FailureHandler? = nil)
Parameters
pubmedID
Pubmed ID (MEDLINE Identifier)
field
This alias represents the name of specific fields that should be returned. The list of fields include all of the fields returned in the response payload (see view). Multiple fields can be specified, delimited by commas.
viewType
This alias represents the list of elements that will be returned in the response. The following chart shows the Full-Text Entitlement Views.
startref
Applicable only to REF view. Numeric value representing the results offset (i.e. starting position for the resolved references).
refcount
Applicable only to REF view. Numeric value representing the maximum number of resolved references to be returned. If not provided this will be set to a system default based on service level.
success
Success handler
failure
Failure handler


RegionOperation
public enum RegionOperation : UInt32
The logical operations that can be performed when combining two regions.
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subtract the op region from the first region
Declaration
Swift
case difference = 0
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intersect the two regions
Declaration
Swift
case intersect
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union (inclusive-or) the two regions
Declaration
Swift
case union
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exclusive-or the two regions
Declaration
Swift
case xor
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subtract the first region from the op region
Declaration
Swift
case reverseDifference
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replace the dst region with the op region
Declaration
Swift
case replace


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the official wiki for the future game! this website will be a wiki for a future game,cubeventures.
find out about the controls see what's new features and achievements currencies home meet the baddiestanks are very tough.these mechs have been hired from who-knows. you will see a pointer in front of their barrel.if you are between the pointer and the barrel,say your goodbyes.if you are between the pointer and the barrel you will be in range of the tank. if it is in range,it will shoot you like a target dummy until your as dead as a dust mote.if you are out of range and if it spots you,it will go towards you until you're in range. so it is best to keep your cool and stay out of range.
"be careful"
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As of 30th June 2021, The school has preliminarily confirmed 20 cases of NUS transmitted GdipSA-Typhoid-Fever-OCD21 infection.
Based on investigations so far, the cases have mutated into a new variant.
While we are seeing less of the "C#" infections, the new "Springboot" variant has began to rise.
There are no new cases of the "C#" variant in the community. There are 7 imported cases today,
who have already been placed on the "Counciling list" or isolated upon arrival in school.
ISS will share further updates in its press release that will be issued next week.
The GdipSA-Typhoid-Fever-OCD21, also known as GTFO-21, is a highly contagious deadly virus which can cause a slow, and painless fade away.
Please be aware of the following symptoms:
Stage 1: Insomnia
This is a very common stage 1 symptom. Patients find it very difficult, almost impossible to fall asleep as the sound of typing keyboards haunt their nights creating an
aural illusion. And the sight of a keyboard makes the patient shiver in fear.
Stage 2: Myopia
Patients will begin to experience blur visions. However, unlike common myopia, patients seem to be extremely sensitive to curly red lines, sometimes, even curly yellow lines.
Warning to care-givers to never let the patient see curly red lines under a word. This can cause severe distress to the patient and it can send them off the deep-end in seconds.
Patients will stare at the curly red lines for hours without feeling hungry, sleepy or tired. This is when stage 3 is nearing.
Stage 3: OCD
Patients will become obsessed with getting rid of red lines. At this point, sleep is no longer possible. Food no longer have any taste. Anger will consume patient when they
need to use the washroom because it will take their eyes off the red lines. Patients will lose reality of the real world and they will no longer be able to speak. However, interesting
research has surfaced as most patients at stage 3 still have memories of certain vocabularies. Most common being, "If" "Where" "For" "String". Scientist has discovered that if you hear the patient
who are in stage 3 of GTFO-21 say words like, "Select", "From", "Join", family and friends should consider admitting patient into the ICU. Finally if you hear the words, "Many to Many", we are afraid
there's no cure. May the force be with you.
Final stage: self abandonment
At this stage, patients can be seem using Google every second of the day. They will experience a roller coaster of emotions all day round.
First they will experience immense joy as it seem like they have found what they were looking for and you will see them type frantically like stage 1 of Bipolar disorder.
Then when the typing stops the patient will get very anxious, like waiting for something to happen, waiting to see some kind of result.
Finally, complete despair. They will crumble in pure saddness and disappointment.
The cycle will repeat until the end of time.
Read more to learn about some home remedies for GTFO-21.
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"Teaching is my passion, so being Suriya's teaching partner has been very fulfilling. She gives me all the work :)".
~ Prof.Tin(Record holder for having the most OT hours)


Discuss a time you had a conflict. What was it about? What happened?
My most recent source of conflict was actually over a review I recieved from one of the DBC instuctors concerning one of my weekly assignments. I normally wouldn't write about this sort of interaction but I think theres actually a lot to learn from the experience, and hopefully I can share that lesson.
What was the source of the conflict?
At the source of the conflict was the fact that I did not understand what it actually was that the instructor said my work was lacking. The terms used in the review iteslf seemed subjective to me, and open to interpretation. It was for that reason that I decided to email the instructer to clarify the points they were making.
What basic emotions did you feel upon analyzing the conflict?
At the time I felt very frustrated and disappointed in myself for not producing a solution that was deemed on track with the course expectations of that week. This in turn made me feel very defensive about the code in my solution, and I think in some way my mind was trying to justify my work by putting blame in the instructor for not looking over the entire solution. When I re-read the instructers email, I felt that they were being short with me and not giving my work due attention. Of course by this point I wasn't making very objective assesments of the situation and felt that offended that the instructor hadn't spent enough time to give me a proper review. I also felt a bit of panic considering that not meeting the weeks expectations were grounds for recieving a yellow flag.
What actions did you take to resolve your conflict?
I promptly emailed the DBC staff (I mistakenly did this since I thought I was only emailing the instructor) asking the instructor to explain how they came to their conclusions as well as asking what exactly the instructor meant by certain terms used in the review. At the time in my mind I thought that if I just got the answers to those questions as soon as possible all would be well and that I could just avoid making whatever mistakes I had made in the future.
If you could go back, what would you do differently, if anything? What did you learn from this experience?
The email that I sent to the DBC staff was written in a very defensive manner, and if I had taken sometime to cool off and re-read it before sending it I think I would have seen this. For that reason my questions came off soley as a self-defense. This is not at all what I intended and I did not effectively communicate the issues I had or what it was that I wanted to know. If I had taken the time to carefully word my response and not just fire-back an email that on face value appeared to question the validity of the review itself I would have been much better off. Despite the the angry sounding email, one of the staff gave me very insightfull answers to some of my questions, but also cautioned against associating critiques on my code as critiques on me. In short don't send people emails when you're feeling frustrated or angry. Wait a bit, break down your points or issues into concise statements that don't have any sort of tone to them.


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QR Code Host
QR Code Host allows you to get QR Code of the current tab.
Why?
Sometime you need to open current page in Mobile and you have to open QR Code Generator and paste site URL to generate QR Code. To avoid that, here is Chrome extension to get QR Code of the current tab.
Installation
QR Code Host is available on Chrome Web Store. No additional permissions are required to install.
Keyboard Shortcut
Ctrl+Shift+1 can be used to display QR Code
Open chrome://extensions, Click Keyboard shortcuts on bottom of the page and set Keyboard shortcut manually.
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Development
- Clone this repo using git clone https://github.com/tusharv/QRHost
- Make your changes.
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Credits
Code Inspired by - https://github.com/djadmin/copy-host
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Issues
Feel free to submit issues and feature requests.
License
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Licensed under the MIT license.
Feedback | Suggestions | Contribution
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THE WILD BUNCH A film review by James Berardinelli Copyright 1995 James Berardinelli
RATING (0 TO 10): 9.3
U.S. Availability: original release 1969; re-release begins 2/95 Running Length: 2:25 MPAA Classification: R (Violence, language, mature themes, brief nudity)
Starring: William Holden, Ernest Borgnine, Robert Ryan, Edmond O'Brien, Warren Oates, Jaime Sanchez, Ben Johnson Director: Sam Peckinpah Producer: Phil Feldman Screenplay: Sam Peckinpah and Walon Green based on a story by Walon Green and Roy N. Sickner Cinematography: Lucien Ballard Music: Jerry Fielding Released by Warner Brothers
Violence comes in many shapes, sizes, and forms. Twenty-six years ago, when Sam Peckinpah's THE WILD BUNCH was first released, it caused a stir because of its gritty, uncompromising style. The deaths in this film are neither sterile nor heroic. When a gun is fired, the result is inevitably messy. In many ways, especially in its determination not to glorify bloodshed, THE WILD BUNCH shares key themes with Clint Eastwood's UNFORGIVEN--only this film came twenty-three years earlier. A classic in its original theatrical cut, THE WILD BUNCH is nevertheless improved with eleven minutes of footage restored.
The movie opens during 1913 in the small south Texas town of San Rafael. The Wild Bunch--a gang of six--have moved in to pull off a robbery. What they don't know is that it's a setup--the sacks of money are filled with washers and there are dozens of gun-toting bounty hunters hidden in ambush.  The gang escapes with the bounty hunters hot on their trail.
Leading the Wild Bunch is Pike (William Holden), an aging outlaw who enjoys planning his capers as much as carrying them out. He's beginning to feel his age, however--an old wound makes it nearly impossible for him to mount his horse and he wonders how many more jobs he'll be good for. Pike's right-hand man is Dutch (Ernest Borgnine), another grizzled veteran of the robbery circuit. The gang is rounded out by Sykes (Edmond O'Brien), Angel (Jaime Sanchez), and the Gorch Brothers (Warren Oates and Ben Johnson). One member of the Bunch is missing, however. Thornton (Robert Ryan), once Pike's closest friend, was arrested as a result of a past screw-up, and now commands the mercenaries hunting his old buddies.
It's possible to view THE WILD BUNCH as a straight action picture, albeit a highly stylized one--Peckinpah's use of multiple angles and quick cuts is amazing. All the traditional elements of the genre are present: shoot-outs, male bonding, and a high body count. The director's methods of orchestrating tension are such that the movie has its fair share of edge-of-the-seat moments. But there's a lot more here. THE WILD BUNCH has level upon level of complexity even beyond the obvious metaphor of Vietnam, and has been structured to satisfy the more discriminating movie-goer.
Loyalty is certainly one theme. For all the internal strife within the Bunch, the bonds that tie them together are far more powerful than those which seek to break them apart. Betrayal of any sort is unthinkable, which gives added resonance to the dynamics between Pike and Thornton. Once companions, now enemies, only death can free one from the other. Oaths are important because they cement loyalty. One line, spoken by Pike, summarizes the film's viewpoint: "When you side with a man, you stay with him."
More striking than THE WILD BUNCH's consideration of loyalty is the way the movie relates children to the violence surrounding them. Peckinpah populates his film with many young faces, most of whom have no lines. Through every scene of slaughter, they are there, cringing fearfully out of the way, eyes glued to the carnage, their souls slowly corrupted. With sadistic glee, they pit red ants against scorpions, then set fire to all the combatants.  Perhaps the worst of us most of all."--but they don't see that hardships leave their mark early. In THE WILD BUNCH, there are always children watching, until the very end, when one does much more. This transition from observer to participant drives home Peckinpah's message.
For anyone who doubts the importance of THE WILD BUNCH, this new version is recommended viewing--an opportunity to witness a style that has influenced film makers from Scorsese to Tarantino. Not only does THE WILD BUNCH illustrate Peckinpah's mastery of his medium, but it presents a story that is effective on nearly every level: the emotional, the visual, and the visceral. There aren't many epic motion pictures of this scope these days, so it's a rare treat to look back more than two decades and see something on the big screen that is as potent and relevant today as when it was first released.
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#include "l_schedule.h"
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| static double | L_taken_weight (L_Cb *cb, L_Oper *oper) |
| static double | L_fall_thru_weight (L_Cb *cb, L_Oper *oper) |
| double | L_approx_cb_time (L_Cb *cb) |
| void | L_print_schedule (char *F, L_Func *fn) |
| double L_approx_cb_time | ( | L_Cb * | cb | ) |
Definition at line 101 of file l_statistic.c.
References Lsched_completion_time(), NULL, and SCHED_INFO.
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| L_Oper * | oper | |||
| ) | [static] |
| void L_print_schedule | ( | char * | F, | |
| L_Func * | fn | |||
| ) |
Definition at line 223 of file l_statistic.c.
References Lsched_completion_time(), Lsched_infinite_issue, NULL, RU_SELECTED_ALT_ID, and SCHED_INFO.
Referenced by Lsched_postpass_code_scheduling().
| static double L_taken_weight | ( | L_Cb * | cb, | |
| L_Oper * | oper | |||
| ) | [static] |


Old News
- 2013-Oct-02:
- Release 4.1.6 is now available.
- DSA signature algorithm support (However Signature and KEYUTIL class don't support yet)
- KEYUTIL.generateKeypair method added
- ASN1Util.jsonToASN1HEX method added
- HmacSHA384 support
- 2013-Sep-23:
- Release 4.1.3 is now available.
- ASNUtil.newObject update for tagged object
- PKCS5PKEY class was moved to KEYUTIL class and KEYUTIL class has more generic getKey() method.
- 2013-Sep-12:
- Release 4.1.2 is now available.
- 2013-Aug-25:
- Release 4.1.0 is now available.
- RSAPSS support in Signature class.
- add useful init() method for Signature class
- add ECDSA support and getKey methods to PKCS5PKEY class
- 2013-Aug-17:
- Release 4.0.5 is now available.
- Message authentication code (MAC) class added.
- 2013-Jul-23:
- Release 4.0.2 is now available.
- RSAPSS signing and validation fix by Davegithub.com/davedoesdev)
- 2013-Jul-18:
- Release 4.0.0 is now available.
- ECC key generation and ECDSA signing and verification support
- Currently supports secp256r1, secp256k1 and secp384r1 curves
- You can specify other curves such like secp192r1 or NIST P-521 however
it can't be signed nor verified properly with other curves.
I appreciate if you fix the bugs.
- 2013-May-29:
- Release 3.1.3 is now available.
- 2013-May-27:
- Release 3.1.2 is now available.
- add some methods to 'pkcs5pkey.js' to load encrypted PKCS#8 PEM private key.
- 2013-May-20:
- Release 3.1.1 is now available.
- add some methods to 'pkcs5pkey.js' to generate encrypted PKCS#5 PEM private key.
- 2013-May-16:
- Release 3.1.0 is now available.
- CRL class added to issue CRL.
- 2013-May-13:
- Release 3.0.5 is now available.
- method getRSAKeyFromPlainPKCS8PEM added to PKCS5PKEY class to load
unencrypted PEM formatted PKCS#8 private key.
- 2013-May-13:
- Release 3.0.4 is now available.
- hash algorithm script rsasign-1.2.js uses was changed from Paul Johnstons's to CryptJS.
- static hash method md5,sha1,sha256,sha512,ripemd160 added to KJUR.crypto.Util
- 2013-May-12:
- Release 3.0.3 is now available.
- ExtKeyUsage class added to asn1x509.js.
- 2013-May-12:
- Release 3.0.2 is now available.
- Signature class now supports signature verification.
- 2013-May-12:
- Release 3.0.1 is now available.
- MessageDigest/Signature class now supports MD5, SHA224, SHA256, SHA384, SHA512, RIPEMD160
algorithms
- QUnit unit test codes also be published. This may be useful
for examples.
- 2013-May-10:
- Release 3.0.0 is now available.
- New feature: ASN.1 encoder class, MessageDigest, Signature class like Java JCE, certificate issuance.
- Merged contribution by David Halls. Thank you Dave!. Now jsrsasign supports PKCS#1 PSS and OAEP
- 'JavaScript Certification Authority' sample tool added.
- 2013-Apr-14:
- Release 2.0.0 is now available.
- Now support reading passcode encrypted PKCS#5 RSA private key in pkcs5pkey.js. See
PKCS#5 sample.
- 2013-Apr-14:
- Release 1.3.1 is now available.
- add readPrivateKeyFromASN1HexString method to rsapem-1.1.js
- 2012-May-11:
- Release 1.3 is now available.
- enhanced X509 class support for getting basic certificate fields.
- enhanced ASN1HEX class to refer decendant ASN.1 data
- API document added.
- 2012-May-03:
- Release 1.2.1 is released. Minified scripts are added.
- 2012-Apr-30:
- Release 1.2 is available for fixing critical zero padding bug and supporting some other hash functions.
Old News Summary
- Release 3.0.0: May 10, 2013 - ASN.1 encoder, MessageDigest and Signature class like Java JCE, PKCS#1 PSS and OAEP support
- Release 2.0.0: Apr 14, 2013 - encrypted PKCS#5 private key support
- Release 1.3.1: Apr 14, 2013 - add readPrivateKeyFromASN1HexString method to rsapem-1.1.js
- Release 1.3: Mar 11, 2012 - X509 and ASN1HEX class enhancement
- Release 1.2.1: Mar 3, 2012 - minified scripts (*.min.js) added
- Release 1.2: Apr 30, 2012 - Critical zero padding bug fix and some other hash support
- Release 1.1: Sep 25, 2010 - Web contents update
- Release 1.0: Jun 03, 2010 - Initial release at
old site
(www9.atwiki.jp/kurushima/pub/jsrsa/)
.
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How do you get around the Internet? When you type an address like cnn.com in your browser how does it know where to go? This is where the IP addresses come in. The servers that host the website each have IP addresses. Domain Name System(DNS) servers link the two together, the website addresses (such as cnn.com) to their IP addresses(<IP_ADDRESS>). When someone types in the website address like cnn.com, their computer looks up the IP address of the site using the DNS servers and then routes the request to that IP address.
Traditionally, IP address have been 32 bit, a quartet of 8 bit numbers, that allow addressing of upto 4 billion devices. Due to the explosive growth of the connected devices, this is proving to be insufficient, so a new scheme, called IPV6, in 128bit size, is being implemented that will allow 340 undecillion IP addresses.
Once the IP address is resolved, the browser sends a request to the server using the IP address. The request could be quite large, so to ensure successful delivery, the request is broken into small manageable chunks called Packets.. Each packet has, among other things, a source and destination address, a portion of the information, and is routed independently on the network by a routers. A router, on both ends, connects a local network to the Internet.
A router is a special computer that is designed to receive, analyze and move incoming packets to another router or destination. The Internet is a collection of independent routers spread out across multiple networks and geographical area. This collection forms a backbone of the Internet which ensures there is always a redundant path between a source and a destination. Even if part of the network is unavailable, routers are able to provide a route which ensures communication is not interrupted.


Education and technology intertwine through myEDUcare in an extremely well-structured electronic school management system. A friendly, student-focused platform that gives you all the tools you need to analyze and track student performance.
The system is cloud based so it can be accessed from any device with an internet connection. The system is hosted on Amazon Web Services, servers located within the EU.
Request a demo account →
It gives students the opportunity to participate in online classes, to view their grades, also any extracurricular activities they might have and many more.
As a parent, using only your phone, you will have access to all the necessary information about your child’s academic performance.
As a teacher, you will have the option to grade students, assign homework, take attendance in real time and much more.
Students will find it easy and simple to stay organized and up to date with classes and assignments without having to log into several apps.
Parents will get an in-depth view of their child’s performance by checking grades or an overall one by reading the summarized report.
Parents will maintain a strong connection with the school by attending parent’s meetings or requesting special one-to-one appointments.
Students & Parents will have easy access to chat with Teachers. Teachers can also leave quick feedback for students in the form of comments.
Parents will fulfill their financial obligations much easier by being informed of school fees in due time and paying them directly from the platform.
Teachers will be able to request the books they want to work during the educational year. Students will benefit from having access to all the books in the school library.
Teachers will be motivated to excel by having a clear view of all their extracurricular activities for better academic performance.
Any school is as good as its teachers are. Invest into and keep track of your staff’s professional evolution using these special tools.
Managers - stay on top of things with fully digitalized employee personnel files and inventory so you know at any given moment which assets you rely on.
Student Users
Parent Users
Teacher Users
Schools / Countries
doneIB module
doneCPD - Contineous Professional Development
doneGrowth plan
donePeer observation
doneLeadership evaluation
doneHR Module
doneInventory module


Fushimi Inari Taisha (伏見稲荷大社) is the head shrine of the kami Inari, located in Fushimi-ku, Kyoto, Kyoto Prefecture, Japan.
The shrine sits at the base of a mountain also named Inari which is 233 metres (764 ft) above sea level, and includes trails up the mountain to many smaller shrines which span 4 kilometres (2.5 mi) and take approximately 2 hours to walk up.First and foremost, Inari is the kami of rice, but merchants and manufacturers have traditionally worshiped Inari as the patron of business. Each of the torii at Fushimi Inari Taisha has been donated by a Japanese business.
This popular shrine is said to have as many as 32,000 sub-shrines (bunsha (分社)) throughout Japan.


Downtime is often associated with just equipment failures, however any unplanned event that causes your line to stop is downtime and knowing the exact reasons in real-time is key to keeping the line producing.
We've pulled some data from Spacely Sprocket's three factories and populated each site with some sprocket fabrication machines referred to as "Red Buds". We then give you the tools to quickly summize the current state of the system, from machine level, to service center level, all the way out to the company as a whole.


colors()
All built-in colors() translated into Luv colour space.
luv_colours
A data frame with 657 observations and 4 variables:
Position in Luv colour space
Colour name


This inspection detects direct uses of singleton objects that should instead be injected via the constructor instead of being used directly.


Ocean [ay24], ocean, in Crystal Sea ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 2: The Savvy Aardvark [ha5r], ship, 2 hulls, 1 rowing port, 6 sails, 2: departed for Empty Desert [ay25]. Routes leaving Ocean: North, desert, to Empty Desert [ax24], Mandoria, 2 days East, desert, to Empty Desert [ay25], Mandoria, 2 days South, to Ocean [az24], 6 days West, to Ocean [ay23], 6 days


Domain Name System
DNS
While internet browsers interact through IP addresses, humans cannot efficiently use those numerical labels. Instead we use domains. Domains can include sites like google.com or yahoo.com
The Domain Name System is a crucial part of the internet which allows humans to more effectively utilize the internet.
An example of how DNS works is a comparable to a phonebook or directory. For instance, when you type in google.com, DNS servers will look up the IP address for google.com and redirect you there automatically! The image to the right shows the concept of DNS at a high level.
Learn more about DNS


package main
import (
"bufio"
"fmt"
"os"
"strconv"
"strings"
)
func main() {
reader := bufio.NewReader(os.Stdin)
var cube int
fmt.Println("Enter a number:")
number, _ := reader.ReadString('\n')
number = strings.TrimSpace(number)
intNumber, _ := strconv.Atoi(number)
for counter := 1; counter <= intNumber; counter++ {
cube = intNumber * intNumber * intNumber
}
fmt.Println("Cube of a",intNumber, "number:",cube)
}
In this program, we calculating the cube of a number.
As an input we take a number from user.
As an output we calculating the cube of a number that user enter.


|
Biber
|
Public Member Functions | |
| void | setSrc (Mat src) |
| Mat | getSrc () |
| void | setFtype (String ftype) |
| String | getFtype () |
| void | setRed (double red) |
| double | getRed () |
| double | getGreen () |
| void | setGreen (double green) |
| double | getBlue () |
| void | setBlue (double blue) |
| Grayscale (String ftype) | |
| Grayscale (Mat src, String ftype) | |
| Grayscale (Mat src, String ftype, double red, double green, double blue) | |
| Grayscale (String ftype, double red, double green, double blue) | |
| String | toString () |
| void | useFilter () |
| Mat | getDst () |
| BufferedImage | returnImage () |
| Mat | luminosity (Mat src) |
| Mat | grayOwn (Mat src, double red, double green, double blue) |
| Mat | grayPixelFor (Mat src) |
| Mat | average (Mat src) |
| Mat | lightness (Mat src) |
| Public Member Functions inherited from application.ImageMan | |
| BufferedImage | matToBuffImage (Mat m) |
| Mat | buffImageToMat (BufferedImage img) |
| void | useFilter () |
| void | setSrc (Mat src) |
| Mat | getDst () |
| BufferedImage | returnImage () |
Converting Colored Images to Grayscale. The class named Imgproc of the package org.opencv.imgproc provides methods to convert an image from one color to another. A method named cvtColor() is used to convert colored images to grayscale.
| Mat application.Grayscale.average | ( | Mat | src | ) |
The average method simply averages the values: (R + G + B) / 3.
| Mat application.Grayscale.lightness | ( | Mat | src | ) |
The lightness method averages the most prominent and least prominent colors: (max(R, G, B) + min(R, G, B)) / 2.
| Mat application.Grayscale.luminosity | ( | Mat | src | ) |
The luminosity method averages the values, but it forms a weighted average to account for human perception. We are more sensitive to green than other colors, so green is weighted most heavily. The formula for luminosity is 0.21 R + 0.72 G + 0.07 B.


app directory¶
app.__init__ module¶
def create_app(debug=False, test_config=None) - Creates an application. :return: app
app.events module¶
def getKeys - returns list of keys.
def getValues - return list of the values.
def checkDatas - Verfies if current room is stable.
def clearDatas - Takes currentRoom paramater; Deletes the room data.
def join(data) - Takes data parameter for new user. Adds user to the room array.
def disconnect - Remove the user from the room array.
def drawing(data) - Save current user drawing data into memory and emit data to all users in the room.
def fill(data) - Save current user fill data into memory and emit data to all users in the room.
def loadImg(data) - Save current user image data into memory and emit data to all users in the room.
def new(data) - Clear memory and emit to all users.
def save(newdata) - Save current user canvas data into database. Returns “Canvas Saved” output.
def revokeAccess - Init and emit revoke access to all current active shared users.
def img - Get image data.
app.forms module¶
-
class
app.forms.
LoginForm
(formdata=<object object>, **kwargs)¶ Bases:
flask_wtf.form.FlaskForm
Class handles the registering of an existing user. The varibales are defined using wtforms fields. The types taken by those fields are listed below.
-
email
= <UnboundField(StringField, ('Email',), {'validators': [<wtforms.validators.DataRequired object>]})>¶
-
firstname
= <UnboundField(StringField, ('First Name',), {})>¶
-
lastname
= <UnboundField(StringField, ('Last Name',), {})>¶
-
password
= <UnboundField(PasswordField, ('Password',), {'validators': [<wtforms.validators.DataRequired object>]})>¶
-
password2
= <UnboundField(PasswordField, ('Password2',), {})>¶
-
submit
= <UnboundField(SubmitField, ('Sign In',), {})>¶
-
-
class
app.forms.
RegistrationForm
(formdata=<object object>, **kwargs)¶ Bases:
flask_wtf.form.FlaskForm
Class handles the registering of a new user. The varibales are defined using wtforms fields. The types taken by those fields are listed below.
-
email
= <UnboundField(StringField, ('Email',), {'validators': [<wtforms.validators.DataRequired object>, <wtforms.validators.Email object>]})>¶
-
firstname
= <UnboundField(StringField, ('First Name',), {'validators': [<wtforms.validators.DataRequired object>]})>¶
-
lastname
= <UnboundField(StringField, ('Last Name',), {'validators': [<wtforms.validators.DataRequired object>]})>¶
-
password
= <UnboundField(PasswordField, ('Password',), {'validators': [<wtforms.validators.DataRequired object>]})>¶
-
password2
= <UnboundField(PasswordField, ('Confirm Password',), {'validators': [<wtforms.validators.DataRequired object>, <wtforms.validators.EqualTo object>]})>¶
-
submit
= <UnboundField(SubmitField, ('Submit',), {})>¶
-
validate_email
(email)¶ This function makes sure that the user is indeed a new user and not reinputing existing information within database.
-
-
class
app.forms.
ResetForm
(formdata=<object object>, **kwargs)¶ Bases:
flask_wtf.form.FlaskForm
Class handles the reseting of an existing user’s information. This will remove the user.
-
email
= <UnboundField(StringField, ('Email',), {'validators': [<wtforms.validators.DataRequired object>, <wtforms.validators.Email object>]})>¶
-
firstname
= <UnboundField(StringField, ('First Name',), {})>¶
-
lastname
= <UnboundField(StringField, ('Last Name',), {})>¶
-
password
= <UnboundField(PasswordField, ('Password',), {'validators': [<wtforms.validators.DataRequired object>]})>¶
-
password2
= <UnboundField(PasswordField, ('Password2',), {})>¶
-
submit
= <UnboundField(SubmitField, ('Sign In',), {})>¶
-
app.models module¶
-
class
app.models.
Post
(**kwargs)¶ Bases:
sqlalchemy.ext.declarative.api.Model
This class is responsible for storing user’s post/note information. All of the attributes for this class are listed below.
-
body
¶
-
id
¶
-
imgUrl
¶
-
readAllowed
¶
-
timestamp
¶
-
user_id
¶
-
writeAllowed
¶
-
Bases:
sqlalchemy.ext.declarative.api.Model
This class contains the post/note sharing functionality. All of the attributes for this class are listed below.
-
class
app.models.
User
(**kwargs)¶ Bases:
flask_login.mixins.UserMixin
,sqlalchemy.ext.declarative.api.Model
This class is responsible for storing user’s notes and login information. All of the attributes for this class are listed below.
-
check_password
(password)¶
-
email
¶
-
firstname
¶
-
id
¶
-
lastname
¶
-
password_hash
¶
-
post
¶
-
relations
¶
-
set_password
(password)¶
-
settings
¶
-
-
app.models.
load_user
(id)¶
app.routes module¶
This file is responsible for the applications backend pathing. Login is required for most features.
Themes - Settings for night and day theme settings.
def index - Main home page :return: Display all of user’s notes.
def changetheme - Change theme. :return: Allow the user to change from day to dark theme.
def newList - New To Do List page.
def newnote - New notes page.
def saveNewNote - Saves new note. :return: Get data from submitted form and create a new JSON to insert into database.
saveNoteById(id) - Saves a modified note. :return: Get data from submitted form and create a new JSON to insert into database.
noteData(title, bgcolor, tags, body, canvas = False) - :return: Create a new Note data to later convert to JSON and insert into body.
saveToDB(note) - :return: Global Save Function to Database.
editnote(id) - :return: Get note data by id, check note’s owner and if note’s is writable
def NoteOwner -
return: Get Note by id and verify it with curren_user.id to check the ownership return: return None = not owner return: return data = owner
def delNoteById(id) - :return: Delete Note by id, use getNoteById() function to validate before deleting
- def getNoteById(id, owner=True) -
return: Get note data by id, check note’s owner and or if note’s is shared return: return None = not owner return: return Data = owner
def newCanvas() - :return: Open an empty canvas page for handwriting feature
def saveCanvas(title, tags, thumbnail, JSONData) - :return: Save canvas data to database
def saveCanvasById(id, title, tags, thumbnail, JSONData) - :return: Save Modified Canvas data by id, user getNoteById() to validate
def shared() - :return: Get all Shared Notes
def shareNoteById(note_id, email) - :return: Using AJAX to get note data by id, and check note’s owner. Then validate the provided email before insert into shares database.
def delMemberByNoteId(getPost_id, getUser_id) - :return: Get note data by id, and validate by checking note’s owner, then delete column by id from shares database.
def noteWriteAccess(note_id, type) - :return: Using AJAX to modify note’s writeAllowed value from database. Use getNoteById() to validate.
def login() - Login Function
:return:Get radio form “login-option” to route functions to Login, Logout or Registration
sign-in - :return: Get user’s input email and password, then validate and authenticate the user.
sign-up - :return: Get user’s filled form data, then validate and create a new user.
reset-login - :return: Get user’s input email, then validate the email on file and send a reset password email to the user’s email.
def logout() - :return: Log the user out
def showdb() - :return: result html
def delShareId(id) - Admin function.
return: showdb return: index
def delID(id) - Admin function.
return: showdb return: index
def fillCheck() - Admin funtion.
def addadmin() - Admin function. Hardcodes admins to database.
def clearPosts() - Admin function.
def addDB() - Admin function.
def genPosts() - Admin function. Randomly generates post for demo
def sing_sen_maker() - Admin function. For def genPosts
def listToString(s, delimeter=’ ‘) - Admin function. For def genPosts
def random_generator(size=4, chars=string.ascii_uppercase + string.digits) - Admin function. For def genPosts
app.tests modules¶
Includes contiuous testing files for Travis CI.
Test locally: $ pytest
def test_login(client) - Tests that login is accesible to client.
def test_add_user_to_db(db) - Tests adding a user to data base.
def test_verfy_user_exists(db) - Tests that the user is accesible outside declared scope.
def test_theme(db) - Tests the user’s settings are defined in database.
def test_new_note(db) - Tests the creation of new note to data base and checks if body variable is defined.
def test_valid_register(client, db) - Tests a user registration.
def test_listToString() - Tests that list of strings can form singular string.
def test_noteData() - Tests the attributes of a note.


PGIMER MD/MS Result 2020: Scores to be Out Soon on Official Website at pgimer.edu.in
Candidates who are shortlisted in the written test will have to appear for the counselling session that is scheduled to begin in the last week of December.
PGIMER MD/MS Result 2020: The Postgraduate Institute of Medical Education and Research (PGIMER) is likely to announce the results for PGIMER MD/MS 2019 any moment now. Candidates who appeared for the exam are advised to keep checking the official website of PRIMER – pgimer.edu.in – to keep a tab on the result announcement.
The written examination for PGIMER MD/MS 2020 was conducted on November 30 this year. Candidates who are shortlisted in the written test will have to appear for the counselling session that is scheduled to begin in the last week of December.
Candidates are advised to keep their admit card handy so as to easily login with the required details.
Follow the steps below to check your PGIMER MD/MS Result 2020:
Step 1: Visit the official website, i.e., pgimer.edu.in.
Step 2: On the homepage, click on the link for PGIMER MD/MS Result 2020.
Step 3: Enter your login details – registration number and date of birth.
Step 4: A PDF file will open with the list of shortlisted candidates.
Step 5: Download the result sheet and take a print out for future reference.
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A big fan of Nintendo's games, such Animal Crossing and Pokemon. If you also love these two games, please add me with this sw number: SW-6246-0904-3606
Big fan of Nintendo's Game:
Animal Crossing
This is a screenshot from the game during the Sakura season.


Olga Gnatenko
Introduction Block
The goal of this webpage is to present my short resume and to let you know about me
I enjoy working with front-end applications and SPA, but also explore back-end development and ML
Contact Info
Phone: +38-095-22X-17-X9
People who know me - know the missing numbers too :)
Timeline
Additional Info
Languages
- English - Upper-Intermediate
- German - Beginner
Other interests
- I enjoy Data science and Machine learning
- And know some astrology, which is also quite mathematical


You briefly become one with nature and gain knowledge of the surrounding territory. In the outdoors, the spell gives you knowledge of the land within 3 miles of you.
In caves and other natural underground settings, the radius is limited to 300 feet. The spell doesn't function where nature has been replaced by construction, such as in dungeons and towns.
You instantly gain knowledge of up to three facts of your choice about any of the following subjects as they relate to the area: • terrain and bodies of water • prevalent plants, minerals, animals, or peoples • powerful celestials, fey, fiends, elementals, or undead • influence from other planes of existence • buildings For example, you could determine the location of powerful undead in the area, the location of major sources of safe drinking water, and the location of any nearby towns.


Check the details you provided
Check the information below carefully.
This will form a summary of the Section 106 agreement. It will also be stored as a public record that will be available online.
Section 106 agreement details
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key="Local Authority",
value=application.local_authority.name,
url="#") }}
{{ checkAnswerRow(
key="Agreement url",
value=application.section106_url,
url="#",
isURL=True) }}
{{ checkAnswerRow(
key="Date signed",
value=application.section106_signed_date,
url="#") }}
{{ checkAnswerRow(
key="Planning application ref",
value=application.reference,
url="#") }}
{{ checkAnswerRow(
key="Planning application URL",
value=application.url,
url="#",
isURL=True) }}
{% macro contributionSummary(key, value) %}
{% endmacro %}
Contributions
{% for contribution in application.section106_contributions %}
{{ contributionSummary(
key="Type",
value=contribution.contribution_type) }}
{{ contributionSummary(
key="Category",
value=contribution.category) }}
{{ contributionSummary(
key="Obligation",
value=contribution.obligation) }}
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key="Value",
value=contribution.value) }}
{% endfor %}


A collection of
Spring
Factory Beans for creating
Geronimo
components such as the BootstrapContext, WorkManager and TransactionManager


Recipe 3.6. Looking up Holidays AutomaticallyCredit: Anna Martelli Ravenscroft, Alex Martelli ProblemHolidays vary by country, by region, even by union within the same company. You want an automatic way to determine the number of holidays that fall between two given dates. SolutionBetween two dates, there may be movable holidays, such as Easter and Labor Day (U.S.); holidays that are based on Easter, such as Boxing Day; holidays with a fixed date, such as Christmas; holidays that your company has designated (the CEO's birthday). You can deal with all of them using datetime and the third-party module dateutil. A very flexible architecture is to factor out the various possibilities into separate functions to be called as appropriate: import datetime from dateutil import rrule, easter try: set except NameError: from sets import Set as set def all_easter(start, end): # return the list of Easter dates within start..end easters = [easter.easter(y) for y in xrange(start.year, end.year+1)] return [d for d in easters if start<=d<=end] def all_boxing(start, end): # return the list of Boxing Day dates within start..end one_day = datetime.timedelta(days=1) boxings = [easter.easter(y)+one_day for y in xrange(start.year, end.year+1)] return [d for d in boxings if start<=d<=end] def all_christmas(start, end): # return the list of Christmas Day dates within start..end christmases = [datetime.date(y, 12, 25) for y in xrange(start.year, end.year+1)] return [d for d in christmases if start<=d<=end] def all_labor(start, end): # return the list of Labor Day dates within start..end labors = rrule.rrule(rrule.YEARLY, bymonth=9, byweekday=rrule.MO(1), dtstart=start, until=end) return [d.date( ) for d in labors] # no need to test for in-between here def read_holidays(start, end, holidays_file='holidays.txt'): # return the list of dates from holidays_file within start..end try: holidays_file = open(holidays_file) except IOError, err: print 'cannot read holidays (%r):' % (holidays_file,), err return [ ] holidays = [ ] for line in holidays_file: # skip blank lines and comments if line.isspace( ) or line.startswith('#'): continue # try to parse the format: YYYY, M, D try: y, m, d = [int(x.strip( )) for x in line.split(',')] date = datetime.date(y, m, d) except ValueError: # diagnose invalid line and just go on print "Invalid line %r in holidays file %r" % ( line, holidays_file) continue if start<=date<=end: holidays.append(date) holidays_file.close( ) return holidays holidays_by_country = { # map each country code to a sequence of functions 'US': (all_easter, all_christmas, all_labor), 'IT': (all_easter, all_boxing, all_christmas), } def holidays(cc, start, end, holidays_file='holidays.txt'): # read applicable holidays from the file all_holidays = read_holidays(start, end, holidays_file) # add all holidays computed by applicable functions functions = holidays_by_country.get(cc, ( )) for function in functions: all_holidays += function(start, end) # eliminate duplicates all_holidays = list(set(all_holidays)) # uncomment the following 2 lines to return a sorted list: # all_holidays.sort( ) # return all_holidays return len(all_holidays) # comment this out if returning list if _ _name_ _ == '_ _main_ _': test_file = open('test_holidays.txt', 'w') test_file.write('2004, 9, 6\n') test_file.close( ) testdates = [ (datetime.date(2004, 8, 1), datetime.date(2004, 11, 14)), (datetime.date(2003, 2, 28), datetime.date(2003, 5, 30)), (datetime.date(2004, 2, 28), datetime.date(2004, 5, 30)), ] def test(cc, testdates, expected): for (s, e), expect in zip(testdates, expected): print 'total holidays in %s from %s to %s is %d (exp %d)' % ( cc, s, e, holidays(cc, s, e, test_file.name), expect) print test('US', testdates, (1,1,1) ) test('IT', testdates, (1,2,2) ) import os os.remove(test_file.name) DiscussionIn one company I worked for, there were three different unions, and holidays varied among the unions by contract. In addition, we had to track any snow days or other release days in the same way as "official" holidays. To deal with all the potential variations in holidays, it's easiest to factor out the calculation of standard holidays into their own functions, as we did in the preceding example for all_easter, all_labor, and so on. Examples of different types of calculations are provided so it's easy to roll your own as needed. Although half-open intervals (with the lower bound included but the upper one excluded) are the norm in Python (and for good reasons, since they're arithmetically more malleable and tend to induce fewer bugs in your computations!), this recipe deals with closed intervals instead (both lower and upper bounds included). Unfortunately, that's how specifications in terms of date intervals tend to be given, and dateutil also works that way, so the choice was essentially obvious. Each function is responsible for ensuring that it only returns results that meet our criteria: lists of datetime.date instances that lie between the dates (inclusive) passed to the function. For example, in all_labor, we coerce the datetime.datetime results returned by dateutil's rrule into datetime.date instances with the date method. A company may choose to set a specific date as a holiday (such as a snow day) "just this once," and a text file may be used to hold such unique instances. In our example, the read_holidays function handles the task of reading and processing a text file, with one date per line, each in the format year, month, day. You could also choose to refactor this function to use a "fuzzy" date parser, as shown in Recipe 3.7. If you need to look up holidays many times within a single run of your program, you may apply the optimization of reading and parsing the text file just once, then using the list of dates parsed from its contents each time that data is needed. However, "premature optimization is the root of all evil in programming," as Knuth said, quoting Hoare: by avoiding even this "obvious" optimization, we gain clarity and flexibility. Imagine these functions being used in an interactive environment, where the text file containing holidays may be edited between one computation and the next: by rereading the file each time, there is no need for any special check about whether the file was changed since you last read it! Since countries often celebrate different holidays, the recipe provides a rudimentary holidays_by_country dictionary. You can consult plenty of web sites that list holidays by country to flesh out the dictionary for your needs. The important part is that this dictionary allows a different group of holidays-generating functions to be called, depending on which country code is passed to the holidays function. If your company has multiple unions, you could easily create a union-based dictionary, passing the union-code instead of (or for multinationals, in addition to) a country code to holidays. The holidays function calls the appropriate functions (including, unconditionally, read_holidays), concatenates the results, eliminates duplicates, and returns the length of the list. If you prefer, of course, you can return the list instead, by simply uncommenting two lines as indicated in the code. See AlsoRecipe 3.7 for fuzzy parsing; dateutil documentation at https://moin.conectiva.com.br/DateUtil?action=highlight&value=DateUtil, datetime documentation in the Library Reference. |


Kim Kardashian West reveals KKW Beauty sales have DOUBLED
The entrepreneur has had a busy year of beauty launches
by Clodagh MeaneyBeauty entrepreneur and reality TV star Kim Kardashian West has revealed that sales for her brand KKW Beauty have doubled in the last year.
It comes after her younger sister Kylie Jenner sold a majority stake in her beauty company, Kylie Cosmetics, for $600,000 million to COTY.
The sale of 51% of the company, values the business as a whole at $1.2 billion.
In an interview with WWD.com to promote her The Artist & Muse collection with her longtime make-up artist, Mario Dedivanovic, Kim revealed she’s very proud of her brand.
“I’m very active during sales and launches, we’ve doubled in a year,” she explained.
“It just makes me proud of the brand and makes me want to push to do exactly what I want to do and continue to make the products that I love and stay true to the authentic collaboration.”
The busy law intern also recently launched her own shapewear brand, Skims, and a new perfume with her sisters Khloe and Kourtney.
The Artist & Muse collection launches on the KKW website tomorrow.


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Financial management part of EduERP gives institutes managing their financial activities with support of various payment methodology and flexible payment management.


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Switching References to NuGet Packages¶
Commands:
repo.exe switch2nuget
repo.exe removeproj
The process of switching project and assembly references to NuGet Package references is actually quite trivial. You simply run the switch2nuget
command, supply the name of the reference to switch (as viewed in the “References” list for any given project), indicate the NuGet package version number, and provide the absolute path to where the .dll lives in the main “packages” folder.
Ok, well, that last part is a little tricky. One relatively simple way to figure that out is to run nuget.exe Install-Package
on the command line to some temporary folder for the package you are switching to. Take a look in the directory structure created by that package to find the .dll you care about. Then just use that as the relative path from your central “packages” folder to supply as an absolute path to the switch2nuget
command.
switch2nuget
takes care of updating all of the reference HintPath entries, as well as making sure the packages.config file for each project is present and correct.
Once the project references are all switched, you will want to remove the old shared project as a member from all .sln files in your ball of mud repository. This is done using the removeproj
command - see the documentation for usage.


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Shahjala University of Science and Technology
In this paper, we introduce a novel conditional generative adversarial network that creates dense 3D point clouds, with color, for assorted classes of objects in an unsupervised manner. To overcome the difficulty of capturing intricate details at high resolutions, we propose a point transformer that progressively grows the network through the use of graph convolutions. The network is composed of a leaf output layer and an initial set of branches. Every training iteration evolves a point vector into a point cloud of increasing resolution. After a fixed number of iterations, the number of branches is increased by replicating the last branch. Experimental results show that our network is capable of learning and mimicking a 3D data distribution, and produces colored point clouds with fine details at multiple resolutions.
This paper presents a new algorithm to identify Bengali Sign Language (BdSL) for recognizing 46 hand gestures, including 9 gestures for 11 vowels, 28 gestures for 39 consonants, and 9 gestures for 9 numerals according to the similarity of pronunciation. The image was first re-sized and then converted to a binary format to crop the region of interest by using only top-most, left-most, and right-most white pixels. The positions of the finger-tips were found by applying a fingertip finder algorithm. Eleven features were extracted from each image to train a multi-layered feed-forward neural network with a back-propagation training algorithm. The distance between the centroid of the hand region and each fingertip was calculated along with the angles between each fingertip and horizontal x-axis crossed the centroid. A database of 2300 images of Bengali signs was constructed to evaluate the effectiveness of the proposed system, where 70%, 15%, and 15% images were used for training, testing, and validating, respectively. The experimental results showed an average of 88.69% accuracy in recognizing BdSL which is very much promising compare to other existing methods.
Trained two agent to play Tic-Tac-Toe using reinforcement learning.
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VAST 9.0 Success Story, New VAST Release Coming Soon, Growing our Staff https://mailchi.mp/instantiations/draft-va-smalltalk-news-2860809
Dear VA Smalltalk User,
There has been so much going on at Instantiations since the v9.0 release of VA Smalltalk and we've been looking forward to giving you this update. VA Smalltalk 9.0 - Rock Solid Stability!
Last September we launched the v9.0 release of VA Smalltalk which introduced our new 32 & 64-bit virtual machines. Since that time we have been delighted to hear how smoothly our customers are transitioning their production systems to 64-bit technology. The stability of our modernized virtual machines since launch has proven to be fantastic! Instantiations has always taken great care and pride in providing compatible and stable software to help protect our customers' investments as they move their systems forward. For more information, download the v9.0 data sheet by clicking here. New Instantiations Staff Member
We are very pleased to announce that well-known Smalltalker Mariano Martinez Peck has joined the VA Smalltalk engineering team as a Senior Software Engineer on January 1, 2018. Mariano holds a PhD in Computer Science from RMOD-INRIA and the École Des Mines de Douai in France. His academic research has been published across various international journals and he has been developing commercial software for more than ten years in various industries such as financial services, simulations, retail and logistics. In his new role at Instantiations, Mariano will be a key contributor in the continued development and modernization of VA Smalltalk and will be involved in all aspects of product development and architecture.
New Release of VA Smalltalk Coming This Summer
Our next release of VA Smalltalk (v9.1) is shaping up to be one of the largest feature releases Instantiations has ever done. Additionally, will be releasing a new version of VAST on Linux which will be utilizing our state-of-the-art 32 & 64-bit virtual machines. The VAST engineering team has been working incredibly hard and plans to provide VA Smalltalk v9.1 this summer. When v9.1 is released, we will send out another announcement to let you know. Remember, if you have a current support agreement the upgrade is free! It is a pleasure to update you with all the exciting news that is happening at Instantiations and thank you again for your continued support.
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Each year, approximately 15 million girls under the age of 18 are forced into marriage. These child brides normally have their husbands selected for them by their fathers, and they are not given any power or choice when it comes to their marriage. Many of them are forced to marry men much older than they are...
Rajni Devi liked school and had big dreams. She was not going to end up like so many other girls in India: married off as a child bride.
Rajni was 14 years old when her mother told her she must get married, but she refused.
However, for a girl in rural India, it wasn't as simple as just saying no...
The smells and colors—bold yellow turmeric smeared on hands and faces, a strip of red powdered vermillion applied to the hairline—offer the first clues that a wedding is about to happen or has just happened. The girls at this event are often too young to understand marriage, but they’re old enough to know what the spices being ceremoniously applied to their bodies signify...
Child marriages are declining, with the largest drop in South Asia, according to UNICEF.
Ten years ago, a South Asian girl's risk of getting married as a child was about 50%, but now that has fallen to about 30%. A UNICEF release Tuesday attributed the progress in India to increasing rates of girls' education, government investments and public messaging around the illegality of child marriage...
These are registered cases, for which Prohibition of Child Marriage Act was invoked against the offenders.
And it is Chennai, South India’s biggest hub of cultural, business and education, which with most married girls under 15 years of age, according to 2011 Census data.With 5,480 girls under the age of 15 married, Chennai is followed by industrialized Coimbatore that had 3,025 married girls below the age of 15...
On the morning of any wedding there’s a lot of preparation. On 4 November, Monika’s hair needed doing and her make-up had to be artfully applied. The bride needed her maroon wedding sari put on, as tradition dictated...
Child marriage, defined as a formal marriage or informal union before age 18, is a reality for both boys and girls, although girls are disproportionately the most affected. Child marriage is widespread and can lead to a lifetime of disadvantage and deprivation...
Earlier this year, UNICEF had released a report stating that the number of girls getting married in India had halved. Despite this drop, nearly 1.5 million girls in India get married before they turn 18. Child marriage remains a social evil that India has seemingly had a hard time eradicating...


valtype::common - Validation, common code
This package implements a number of common commands used by the validation types in this module. These commands essentially encapsulate the throwing of validation errors, ensuring that a proper -errorcode is used. See section Error Codes.
The core command of this package it throws an INVALID error with the specified text. The first argument is a list of codes extending the INVALID with detail information.
This command throws an INVALID CHAR error with the specified text. The first argument is a list of codes providing details. These are inserted between the codes INVALID and CHARACTER.
This command throws an INVALID CHECK-DIGIT error with the specified text, if any, extended by the standard text "the check digit is incorrect". The first argument is a list of codes providing details. These are inserted between the codes INVALID and CHECK_DIGIT.
This command throws an INVALID LENGTH error with the specified text, if any, extended by the standard text "incorrect length, expected ... character(s)". The first argument is a list of codes providing details. These are inserted between the codes INVALID and LENGTH. The argument lengths is a list of the input lengths which had been expected, i.e. these are the valid lengths.
This command throws an INVALID PREFIX error with the specified text, if any, extended by the standard text "incorrect prefix, expected ...". The first argument is a list of codes providing details. These are inserted between the codes INVALID and PREFIX. The argument prefixes is a list of the input prefixes which had been expected, i.e. these are the valid prefixes.
The errors thrown by the commands of this package all use the -errorcode INVALID to distinguish the input validation failures they represent from package internal errors.
To provide more detailed information about why the validation failed the -errorCode goes actually beyond that. First, it will contain a code detailing the type itself. This is supplied by the caller. This is then followed by values detailing the reason for the failure. The full set of -errorCodes which can be thrown by this package are shown below, with <> a placeholder for both the caller-supplied type-information, the type description.
The input value contained one or more bad characters, i.e. characters which must not occur in the input for it to be a <>.
The check digit of the input value is wrong. This usually signals a data-entry error, with digits transposed, forgotten, etc. Of course, th input may be an outright fake too.
The input value is of the wrong length to be a <>.
The input value does not start with the magic value(s) required for it to be a <>.
This document, and the package it describes, will undoubtedly contain bugs and other problems. Please report such in the category valtype of the Tcllib Trackers. Please also report any ideas for enhancements you may have for either package and/or documentation.
When proposing code changes, please provide unified diffs, i.e the output of diff -u.
Note further that attachments are strongly preferred over inlined patches. Attachments can be made by going to the Edit form of the ticket immediately after its creation, and then using the left-most button in the secondary navigation bar.
Validation, Type checking
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HTML5 Base for Moosehead.studios Changelog.
HTML5 Base is a professional front-end template for building fast, robust, and adaptable websites.
This project is the base on which all Moosehead Studios websites are built. We use GIT as a place for template revisions (except clients), updates and security updates to help keep the web secure and fast.
Choose one of the following options:
git clone
https://github.com/MooseheadStudio/html5-Moosehead.git
console
statements causing JavaScript
errors in older browsers.Files Included:
- Normalize for CSS normalizations and common bug fixes
- Material Design Icons for ligar icons (since FA has gone premium)
- jQuery via CDN with SRI Hash and a local fallback
- A custom build of Modernizr for feature detection
- Apache Server Configs that, among other, improve the web site's performance and security.
- Breakpoint for easy development of multi device sites and apps.
This doesn't mean that HTML5 template cannot be used in older browsers,
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| public | when_started () |
| public | when_finished () |
| public | attempted_jobs () |
| public | done_jobs () |
| public | register_attempt () |
| Public Member Functions inherited from Bio::EnsEMBL::Hive::Storable | |
| public Bio::EnsEMBL::Hive::Storable | new () |
| public Int | dbID () |
| public Bio::EnsEMBL::Hive::DBSQL::BaseAdaptor | adaptor () |
| public | DESTROY () |
| public | AUTOLOAD () |
| public Bio::EnsEMBL::Hive::Role::attempted_jobs | ( | ) |
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Anatomy of a Feathers user interface component
The following properties and methods are core parts of FeathersControl
and all custom component developers should be intimately familiar with them. Please be sure to read Feathers Component Lifecycle for additional, related information.
The Constructor
Any code appearing within the constructor should be kept to a minimum. In general, most initialization code should appear within initialize()
instead.
initialize()
The initialize()
method is typically called the first time that the component is added to the display list. It will only be called once in the component's lifetime. You may override this method to create children and handle other tasks that should be run when the component is first initialized.
invalidate()
The invalidate()
method should be called to tell the component that a property has changed and that it needs to update itself. Typically, this method is called within a setter function. It takes one or more flags as arguments to inform the component what has changed. The component may use these flags to focus on redrawing only a subset of itself if some parts are able to remain the same.
draw()
The draw()
method is called when a component validates. Typically, this happens shortly before the component is rendered by Starling.
Please read Creating a draw()
function to validate a custom Feathers component for more detailed information about the draw()
method.
isInvalid()
The isInvalid()
method is used to determine if a specific flag has been set with invalidate()
. Call this in draw()
to determine which parts of the component need to be redrawn. If you call it with no arguments, the result will be true
if invalidate()
has been called regardless of which flags have been passed in.
saveMeasurements()
The saveMeasurements()
method is called to set a component's dimensions during validation, if the width
and height
properties have not been set manually. In this case, the component needs to automatically measure its own ideal dimensions, possibly based on the dimensions of skins or sub-components and styles like padding and gap.
See below for more detailed information on the various properties for a component's dimensions.
isQuickHitAreaEnabled
The isQuickHitAreaEnabled
property is similar to mouseChildren
from the classic display list. However, it takes things a step further and limits the component's hit area to a simple rectangle, which can greatly improve performance of touch hit tests. The rectangular hit area is automatically calculated based on the component's actualWidth
and actualHeight
member variables (see below). This is most useful in buttons, but any component where the children don't need to receive touch events can benefit from this optimization.
styleName
and styleNameList
A component's styleNameList
is used by Feathers themes to provide separate skins to different types of the same component. It is most often used by components that have child components that need to be skinned, such as a Slider
has track and a thumb sub-components that are buttons.
For more information about component style names, please read Introduction to Feathers Themes.
processStyleRestriction()
Properties that affect the visual appearance of a Feathers component are called "styles". When a style is set outside of a theme, the component needs to set a flag that ensures that the theme cannot replace the style's new value. The processStyleRestriction()
method should be called inside the style's setter function to determine if a style should be ignored or not.
public function set customStyle(value:Object):void
{
if(this.processStyleRestriction(arguments.callee))
{
return;
}
// handle the new value here
}
Calling processStyleRestriction()
requires one argument to identify the style uniquely. Any object is allowed, but a reference to the setter function with arguments.callee
works very nicely.
Display objects, such as for a background skins, should be disposed if the style property is considered restricted. Otherwise, you may have memory leaks.
public function set customStyle(value:DisplayObject):void
{
if(this.processStyleRestriction(arguments.callee))
{
if(value != null)
{
value.dispose();
}
return;
}
// handle the new value here
}
Variables and properties for width and height
The FeathersControl
class provides a number of useful variables and properties for its dimensions. Fully understanding what each one is used for and when they should be changed or accessed is important for maximizing the performance of custom Feathers components and getting the most out of the framework's architecture.
The width
and height
getters and setters expose the component's dimensions externally. The values returned by the getters are determined based on a number of factors. They may be explicit dimensions passed to the setters or they may be ideal dimensions calculated automatically during validation (because no explicit dimensions were specified).
The _explicitWidth
and _explicitHeight
variables are changed if the width
and height
setters are called with valid numeric values. In the following example, a Button
control is created, and its width
property is set to 150
pixels. Internally, the button will store this value in the _explicitWidth
variable.
var button:Button = new Button();
button.width = 150;
The explicitWidth
and explicitHeight
getters expose these values publicly.
The actualWidth
and actualHeight
variables are the values used for layout. The "actual" dimensions typically default to the values of _explicitWidth
and _explicitHeight
, but if explicit dimensions are not specified, the component must calculate ideal dimensions. The ideal dimensions could be hard-coded values or they could be determined based on the dimensions of skins or sub-components, and other values like padding and gap. Most components calculate their ideal dimensions differently, but the result should always be passed to the saveMeasurements()
method.
Minimum dimensions work similarly, with minWidth
and minHeight
properties exposed publicly, and _explicitMinWidth
, _explicitMinHeight
, actualMinWidth
, and actualMinHeight
variables used internally.


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