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Tragedy As 3 ECD Pupils Struck Dead By Lightning While Returning Home From School
by Timothy NdoroIn a terrible development, 3 young children died after being struck by lightning on Tuesday afternoon. The three Early Childhood Development (ECD) pupils were walking back home from school when they fell victim to the storm which produced the lightning.
National broadcaster ZBC reports that a fourth child survived the lightning strike but was injured. He has since been ferried to Ruwa Rehabilitation Hospital for treatment and recovery.
The horrible incident was confirmed by Goromonzi District Civil Protection Department Chairperson Prisca Dube.
All four children were pupils at Rusike Primary School in Goromonzi.
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Who is Shakespeare?
Interesting Fact 1:
There is documentary proof that Shakespeare was baptized on 26th April 1564, and scholars believe that, in keeping with the traditions of the time, he would have been baptized when he was three days old, meaning Shakespeare was probably born on April 23rd. However, as Shakespeare was born under the old Julian calendar, what was April 23rd during Shakespeare’s life would actually be May 3rd according to today’s Gregorian calendar.
Interesting Fact 2:
Shakespeare’s parents were John and Mary Shakespeare (nee Arden). John came to Stratford from Snitterfield before 1532 as an apprentice glover and tanner of leathers. He prospered and began to deal in farm products and wool before being elected to a multitude of civic positions.
Interesting Fact 3:
Shakespeare had seven siblings: Joan (b 1558, only lived 2 months); Margaret (b 1562); Gilbert (b 1566); another Joan (b 1569); Anne (b 1571); Richard (b 1574) and Edmund (b 1580). Read more about Shakespeare’s family.
Interesting Fact 4:
One of Shakespeare’s relatives on his mother’s side, William Arden, was arrested for plotting against Queen Elizabeth I, imprisoned in the Tower of London and executed.
Interesting Fact 5:
<[ class="body"> Shakespeare married his wife Anne Hathaway when he was 18. She was 26 and three months pregnant with Shakespeare’s child when they married. Their first child Susanna was born six months after the wedding.Interesting Fact 6:
Shakespeare and Anne Hathaway had three children together – a son, Hamnet, who died in 1596, and two daughters, Susanna and Judith. His only granddaughter Elizabeth – daughter of Susanna – died childless in 1670. Shakespeare therefore has no descendants. Read more about Shakespeare’s family.
Interesting Fact 7:
There are more than 80 variations recorded for the spelling of Shakespeare’s name. In the few original signatures that have survived, Shakespeare spelt his name “Willm Shaksp,” “William Shakespe,” “Wm Shakspe,” “William Shakspere,” ”Willm Shakspere,” and “William Shakspeare”. There are no records of him ever having spelt it “William Shakespeare”, as we know him today.
Interesting Fact 8:
Few people realise that apart from writing his numerous plays and sonnets, Shakespeare was also an actor who performed many of his own plays as well as those of other playwrights. There is evidence that he played the ghost in Hamlet and Adam in As You Like It.
Interesting Fact 9:
During his life Shakespeare performed before Queen Elizabeth I and, later, before James I who was an enthusiastic patron of his work.
Interesting Fact 10:
Shakespeare lived a double life. By the seventeenth century he had become a famous playwright in London but in his hometown of Stratford, where his wife and children were, and which he visited frequently, he was a well known and highly respected businessman and property owner.
Interesting Fact 11:
It’s likely that Shakespeare wore a gold hoop earring in his left ear – a creative, bohemian look in the Elizabethan & Jacobean eras. This style is evidenced in the Chandos portrait, one of the most famous depictions of Shakespeare.
Interesting Fact 12:
During his lifetime Shakespeare became a very wealthy man with a large property portfolio. He was a brilliant businessman – forming a joint-stock company with his actors meaning he took a share in the company’s profits, as well as earning a fee for each play he wrote.
Interesting Fact 13:
Shakespeare’s family home in Stratford was called New Place. The house stood on the corner of Chapel Street and Chapel Lane, and was apparently the second largest house in the town
Interesting Fact 14:
Sometime after his unsuccessful application to become a gentleman, Shakespeare took his father to the College of Arms to secure their own Shakespeare family crest. The crest was a yellow spear on a yellow shield, with the Latin inscription “Non Sans Droict”, or “Not without Right”.
Interesting Fact 15:
On his death Shakespeare made several gifts to various people but left his property to his daughter, Susanna. The only mention of his wife in Shakespeare’s own will is: “I gyve unto my wief my second best bed with the furniture”. The “furniture” was the bedclothes for the bed.


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General Election 2019: Where do the main parties stand on education?
Schools, childcare and student fees are key issues that the major parties have placed at the heart of their manifestos.
Here’s where they stand on education policy.
Conservatives
The Conservatives have pledged to spend £14 billion on schools, which it claims will equate to £5,000 for each secondary school pupils and at least £4,000 for each primary school pupil.
The party has also promised a £30,000 starting salary for teachers as well as an expansion of free schools.
Mr Johnson also said the party would invest £3 billion in a new national skills fund as well as £2 billion for a ‘college estates upgrade’.
The Conservatives have also made a commitment to ‘create more good schools’, promising to ‘support innovation’, expand alternative provision schools and deliver more school places for children with complex needs.
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Labour
Although the party made headlines after a motion was passed at its annual conference in September to ban private schools, under the party’s current proposals, it doesn’t look like a ban will be coming into force any time soon.
However, the party has pledged to close tax loopholes currently enjoyed by private schools and charge VAT on school fees.
Ofsted and Sats tests at Key Stage 1 and 2 will also be abolished.
In a reversal of Tory policy, the party has said it will return the power of running schools to councils and head teachers rather than academy bosses.
Labour is also promising 150,000 more early years staff and to cap class sizes at 30.
The party is also reaching out to younger voters by promising to abolish tuition fees and bring back maintenance grants.
Liberal Democrats
The Liberal Democrats are promising 35 hours a week free childcare for working parents from the day their child turns nine months as well as 20,000 extra teachers.
The party is also promising to scrap mandatory SATs and replace existing government ‘league tables’ of schools with a ‘broader set of indicators’.
The party’s manifesto also says it will spend £1 billion on children’s centres, triple the early years pupil premium to £1,000, and replacing Ofsted with a new HM Inspector of Schools.
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Green
The Greens have said they will increase funding for schools by at least £4 billion a year and vowed to cut class sizes to under 40 in the long term.
The Party says it will also end centrally-imposed testing and Ofsted inspections.
In line with Labour, it has also vowed to levy VAT and tax on private schools.
Brexit Party
The Brexit Party is backing ‘more parental choice’ in support of academies and free schools.
In a bid to attract younger voters, the party’s ‘Contract with the people’, also says it will abolish student loan interest, as well as ending the target to get 50% of young people into higher education.
Incentives will also be given to businesses to take on apprentices.


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CHAPTER 431A
READABILITY OF INSURANCE CONTRACTS
REPEALED. L 1987, c 347, §1.
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Grand Slam of Darts: Michael van Gerwen, Gerwyn Price, Glen Durrant and Peter Wright chase glory
Watch Grand Slam of Darts semi-finals live on Sky Sports Action at 1pm; the final will get underway at 7pm on Sky Sports Arena
We run the rule over the mouthwatering Grand Slam semi-finals, as four of the world's best aim to qualify for Sunday evening's decider.
Grand Slam of Darts Semi-Finals
| Michael van Gerwen (1) v Gerwyn Price (5) |
| Peter Wright (4) v Glen Durrant |
Michael van Gerwen vs Gerwyn Price
It's the favourite against the reigning champion.
Both men scored similarly impressive wins over former world champs on Saturday night, but equally will feel they have another gear.
The Green Machine comes in as the hot favourite, looking to win back the title he last won in 2017. However, the Welshman is growing in confidence with every game, and is learning to harness his on-stage emotions and use them to his advantage.
Price has never beaten the Dutchman in 19 attempts (18 losses and one draw). Can he finally get one over the world's top player?
How they got there
| Michael van Gerwen | Gerwyn Price | |
|---|---|---|
| Group stage | 5-2 vs Jim Williams | 5-3 vs Mikuru Suzuki |
| 5-2 vs Adrian Lewis | 5-4 vs Robert Thornton | |
| 5-2 vs Ross Smith | 5-2 vs Dimitri Van den Bergh | |
| Last 16 | 10-7 vs Ian White | 10-1 vs Darren Webster |
| Quarter-final | 16- vs Adrian Lewis | 16-9 vs Gary Anderson |
In their own words...
I've got more in the tank for Gerwyn Price in the next round. I know he played really well against me recently, but he never could get over the line. We're going to play a big format again. Can he do it? I'm not too sure. I know one thing for sure - I'm going to throw everything at him.MVG is in a confident mood
I'm going to get him!Price believes the time is now for his first win over MvG
Mardle's verdict:
"Are there any weaknesses in Michael's game? No. He put Adrian Lewis to the sword so early. Even when Adrian was hitting 180s, it just wasn't enough. Michael was so relaxed yet so focused for long periods of the quarter-final.
"Gerwyn Price goes up there and raises his game against MVG. He hasn't gotten over the line in the past, but he has come close. I'm sure he will get there at some stage.
"I can't see why Gerwyn Price can't win, but if Michael van Gerwen plays well, no one lives with him."
Glen Durrant vs Peter Wright
Glen Durrant continues to deliver upsets in his debut season in the PDC. After reaching semi-finals of the Matchplay and Grand Prix, he once again finds himself in the final four of a 2019 major, and he'll be aiming to go at least one further.
Of course, Duzza is in Wolverhampton as the reigning BDO world champ, meaning any earnings won't go towards his PDC Order of Merit haul, but that will count for little as he chases silverware.
Peter Wright has hit form in recent weeks. Snakebite hunts a first major title since his first and only triumph at the 2017 UK Open. Impressive wins over Rob Cross and Dave Chisnall will fill him with belief.
How they got there
| Peter Wright | Glen Durrant | |
|---|---|---|
| Group stage | 5-2 vs Wayne Warren | 3-5 vs Michael Smith |
| 5-2 vs Ryan Harrington | 5-4 vs Martin Schindler | |
| 5-2 vs Danny Noppert | 5-0 vs Nathan Aspinall | |
| Last 16 | 10-3 vs Rob Cross | 10-9 vs Gabriel Clemens |
| Quarter-final | 16-12 vs Dave Chisnall | 16-12 vs Michael Smith |
In their own words...
Peter Wright is the nicest guy in the PDC. He's made me feel the most welcome. It's an absolute pleasure to play Peter Wright in the semi-final on Sunday afternoon.Durrant has the utmost respect for Snakebite
I’m feeling confident again.Snakebite is in a good place
Mardle's verdict:
"They're two similar operators.
"The way that Peter Wright has gone about his business this week has been in a similar fashion to what Phil Taylor has done his whole career.
Mardle: Wright style similar to Taylor
"Glen has been holding it together better than anyone. He's not outplayed anyone on the treble bed, but he's outplayed absolutely everyone on that double ring.
"If you give Glen Durrant a chance, he has proven time and time again, he doesn't have to be anywhere near his best to win. That is an art.
"But I just think Peter Wright is playing consistently better than Glen Durrant."
Coverage of the Grand Slam of Darts concludes with a bumper double session on Sunday featuring both semi-finals on Sky Sports Action from 1pm and then the final on Sky Sports Arena from 7pm. Follow the action with us at www.skysports.com/darts or via @SkySportsDarts


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Of all the Out Islands, this is the most "out" as well as the least developed and visited. It lies half way between South Florida and Puerto Rico, approximately 450 nautical miles southeast of Palm Beach. This eastern-most island boasts large stands of lignum vitae and other hardwoods.
If you love scuba diving in pristine waters, to go to places where nobody has heard of before, this is the place to be. Another reason to visit Mayaguana could be to Bonefish on the North coast also.
There are three settlements; Pirate's Well on the north coast, Abraham's Bay on the south coast, and Betsy's Bay on the west coast.
Review main Bahamas Clearance information.
Abraham's Bay is the official Port of Entry for this island. Clearance can be completed at the Administrator's compound, which is a short walk from the anchorage.
Last updated February 2010.
Mayaguana does not see a great deal of yachting traffic but it is a good place to break a passage. Care is needed when approaching the island as Abraham's Bay is full of coral heads and yachts should exercise caution when anchoring.
There are a few facilities, reprovisioning with local produce, home cooking, fuel and even propane gas. The inhabitants will make you very welcome.
There are at least two good anchorages. It is possible to sometimes use the mailboat dock, but avoid other traffic and beware underwater projections.
Last updated January 2009.


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{% include "search/search_form.html" %}TUGG currently contains over a billion records of historical gig data, all of which can be browsed. You can hardly believe it, but it's true. To browse, search, and export this data, start here.
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We at the Rotaract Club of SRM Kattankulkathur are an 800-member strong team working from our base station in Chennai. As a part of District 3232 we function under the Rotary Club of Meenambakkam(Chennai) as our parent club.
We try to play problem-solvers who see a world where people unite and take action to create lasting change – across the globe, in our communities, and in ourselves-Being one of the first clubs to adopt The UNITED NATIONS' sustainable development goals as part of our mission.
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Italy
I traveled all over northern Italy. There were many cities to see, including Rome, Florence, Bologna, Milan, Venice, and Genoa. One thing that I learned while in Italy is that you should never drive there. It's pretty chaotic and there are no rules on the road! Now, that said, the food was really quite wonderful, and many of the vistas there were quite beautiful as well.
Latvia
Riga was a beautiful city that actually had significant German architecture, showing it's heritage. I visited during the summer so there were flowers everywhere within the city. The food was absolutely fantastic and the people were very friendly. Perhaps most notably, the sky never actually got black there at night, instead it stayed at a deep blue color, likely due to how north the country is located.
Lithuania
I stopped in a small town there that bordered another country. You can see the difference in normal and Soviet Architecture
Russia
I mainly stayed within Moscow while visiting. Getting into Russia is significantly more challenging than other countries as it requires a visa & I had one at the time. Moscow itself is a massive city that has tons of Soviet bloc era architecture. That is to say, it's pretty drab. Nonetheless, the subway systems there were quite beautiful, with mosaics and chandeliers unique.
Germany
There's not much to say about Germany unfortunately. I had been there in the past, but I was little and dont remember much. I was at the Frankfurt airport for some time before my flight. I was rather annoyed because they wouldn't let me keep my water even though it was unopened. As far as the folks went, everyone there was very polite.
Addendum
I honestly got extremely lucky when I left and came back. As it turns out, Russia was about to invade Georgia due to border tensions, and shortly afterwards, they expelled Americans from the country.
So by sheer luck I managed to avoid that particular moment in history and was already on a plane. It's really kind of odd how things just shake out.


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Dear M by Jenny MacBain-Stephens and Meg Tisinger
#1
Dear J,
Lose yourself in the woods.
I place trinkets
in tree-hollows for squirrels to find.
They are not edible.
I don’t venture out county.
Here is the place to watch
a zombie uprising.
You can see anything coming.
I could pick them off from tree-tops.

Stick to UNO.
If we’re talking nostalgia,
then I miss Pepsi-Free
from glass bottles.
My grandparents had those in their basement.
It tasted like medicine,
but also comfort.
This time of year
it’s cheese curds and hard sausage logs.
I guess that’s why so many people have summer birthdays.
What is dangerous where you are?
Parents name their kids
like window cleaners.
I’ll laugh when the salt
starts eating up the roads.
#2
Dear M,
The foliage devours me
my children succumb
to a different kind of scrubbing off.
Squirrel nests cover
blood orange broccoli trees,
chuck trinkets in my face.
That would be the worst way to go,
deciduous exposure
and death by marmoset.
Candlestick horror films breathe
mesquite odor for a touch
of Stockholm syndrome.
You said you were visiting Columbia.
Succumb to green dinner plate palms
and moisture.
Is it better to live dry or moist?

They must wonder
why we never change
not knowing all of our spreading
is on the inside. We measure
our changing by their changing
Molecules explode by millisecond.
I am here now and not there
my bones are still my bones
my soul concave.
Peel away
bark of home,
bark of flatiron,
bark of body.
That is why people
travel to outer space.
Our eyes covet
the same shapes
then detest us for the sameness.
Jennifer MacBain-Stephens went to NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts and now lives in the DC area. Recent chapbooks are out from Be About it Press, Dancing Girl Press and Shirt Pocket Press. Her first full length collection is forthcoming from Lucky Bastard Press. Recent work can be seen at Jet Fuel Review, Pith, So to Speak, Entropy, Right Hand Pointing, Cider Press Review, and decomP. Visit: http://jennifermacbainstephens.wordpress.com/.
Meg Tisinger went to the University of Iowa and makes a mean kale lasagna. She has a love/hate relationship with horror films and takes photographs. Also, some of her poetry was published in Pretty Owl Poetry.


200 CIGARETTES (director: Risa Bramon Garcia; screenwriter: Shana Larsen; cinematographer: Frank Prinzi; cast: Ben Affleck (Bartender), Paul Rudd (Kevin), Kate Hudson (Cindy), Courtney Love (Lucy), David Chappelle (Cab Driver), Guillermo Díaz (Dave), Angela Featherstone (Caitlin), Gaby Hoffmann (Stephie), Janeane Garofalo (Ellie), Martha Plimpton (Monica), Christina Ricci (Val), Hillary (Catherine Kellner), Jay Mohr (Jack), Brian McCardie (Eric), Nicole Parker (Bridget), 1999)
Reviewed by Dennis Schwartz
There's not much excitement to this New Year's Eve of 1981 film, taking place in the East Village of New York City, except for the attempt at some revelry by pairs of teens and twenty-somethings trying to make a statement about their desperate lives, their loneliness, their neurotic lives, their one-night stands, and their need for partying, smoking and drinking.
Numerous sketches take place at a party hosted by Monica (Plimpton), who fears that no one will show up. Her place becomes the focal point for introducing all the so-called zany characters who try and eventually will find their way to her party.
The best part of the film, is that it did capture the East Village feel of the Reagan 1980s. But, for the most part, this was a dull film that had nothing to say and soon wore out its welcome as the story became insipid and the characters grating. It was difficult to like anyone in this motley group of users, wannabes and punkers. In the end, the film proved to be as shallow as the characters were.
Director Risa Bramon Garcia, making her debut after a successful career as a casting director, seems to be more interested in getting the pop music of the 1980s heard and the bizarre dress of party goers viewed, than in telling a cohesive story. She succeeded in scoring in both of her limited objects, even getting Elvis Costello to make an appearance.
In this ensemble piece, there are far too many characters to really get to know them and too many sub plot developments to keep your interest. Everyone fades in and out of the scene, for no rhyme or reason, each with some tale to tell.  He offers what goes for words of wisdom to his passengers.
The ones with the most screen time are: Monica, who collapses and misses the tremendous crowd that attends her party, including the one she idolizes, Elvis Costello; Kevin (Paul Rudd) is an unhappy sourpuss who's not enjoying his birthday because his girlfriend left him; Lucy (Courtney Love) is Kevin's best friend for the last five years, who is accompanying him around town and who has had sex with seemingly everyone but him.  Then there's - Christina Ricci and Gaby Hoffman - as teenagers from the 'burbs in Ronkonkoma, Long Island, who are just looking for a party or in the case of Gaby, just to get home alive; Janeane Garofalo (Kevin's ex-girlfriend) is someone who angrily thinks she deserves better than Kevin and tells this to the cabbie; Ben Affleck is a smug bartender looking for sex; he has the best line in the film, as he asks two sex-crazed wannabe punkers, competing for the same guys, Angela Featherstone and Nicole Parker, "By the way, how do you like your eggs in the morning? Scrambled or fertilized?";  She is a virgin, who was deflowered last night night by the ego driven Jay Mohr, a real lady killer and phony; and, then, there is Brian McCardie, who has a noticeable Scottish accent. He is an artist not able to keep a woman because he's lousy in bed.
If I kept scored correctly, each party goer finds a new mate to bring in the New Year. The film is almost bearable when it just goes for the look and feel of the times, but when it tries to pontificate, such as when it sums up the film by comparing relationships to the way smokers have a need for cigarettes, and asks the question from the pair that got the most screen time, Rudd and Love, "Why are people so scared of each other? Why are they scared to be honest with each other?" Then I felt the party was really over and this MTV produced story faded out with not one interesting character in the film. I bet you a dollar to a donut, that you could have gone to most any other New Year's Eve party in Manhattan and met more interesting people!
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Recipe 18.4. Generating Random Samples Without Replacement
Credit: Raymond Hettinger
Problem
You need to generate random samples without replacement out of a
"population" (the integers between
included and some n excluded), and you
want better memory consumption characteristics than
random.sample provides.
Solution
A generator for this purpose requires only constant memory and makes
a small number of calls to random.random:
import random
def sample(n, r):
" Generate r randomly chosen, sorted integers from [0,n) "
rand = random.random
pop = n
for samp in xrange(r, 0, -1):
cumprob = 1.0
x = rand( )
while x < cumprob:
cumprob -= cumprob * samp / pop
pop -= 1
yield n-pop-1
Discussion
random.sample(xrange(10), 3) produces output
statistically equal to list(sample(10,
3)) using this recipe's
sample. Differently from
random.sample(xrange(n),
r), this
recipe's
sample(n,
r) requires a
bounded amount of memory (which does not grow with either
r or n) and is
guaranteed to make only r calls to
random.random. Moreover, this
recipe's sample yields the
r numbers of the sample in sorted order,
while random.sample returns them in random
orderwhich may be insignificant or a crucial advantage one way
or the other, depending on your application's needs.
A definite advantage of random.sample is that its
running time is
O(r),
while this recipe's sample
function's running time is
O(n).
This recipe was inspired by Knuth's
Algorithm S in Donald E. Knuth, The
Art of Computer Programming, Volume 3,
Seminumerical Algorithms, in
section 3.4.2. However, this recipe has one improvement over
Knuth's algorithm: by tracking a cumulative
probability for each selection, this recipe eliminates the need to
make n calls to
random.random.
A potential major improvement would be to find a direct formula
giving the same result as the inner loop: given
x, samp, and
pop, compute the index of the first
sample. Finding this formula would reduce the running time to
O(r).
See Also
Library Reference and Python in a
Nutshell docs about random.
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API to define, fetch and update content
from a remote site.
Defined in RemoteContent.js
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<static> <final> File |
CACHEDIR
The default cache directory. |
<static> <final> int |
HTTP
A constant representing the HTTP retrieval method. |
<static> <final> String |
SUFFIX
The default name of the cache directory. |
<static> <final> int |
XMLRPC
A constant representing the XML-RPC retrieval method. |
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jala.RemoteContent
(<String> url, <Integer> method, <File> storage)
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clear()
Flushes (empties) the cached remote content. |
Object
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get(<String> key)
Get an arbitrary property of the remote content. |
Array
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getKeys()
Get all available property names. |
Boolean
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needsUpdate()
Tests whether the remote content needs to be updated. |
void
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setInterval(<Number> interval)
Set the interval the remote content's cache is bound to be updated. |
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toString()
Get a string representation of the remote content. |
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Get the updated and cached remote content. |
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Get the value of the remote content. |
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forEach(<Function> callback, <File> cache)
Apply a custom method on all remote content in a file-based cache. |
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<static> <final> File CACHEDIR
<static> <final> int HTTP
<static> <final> String SUFFIX
<static> <final> int XMLRPC
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jala.RemoteContent(<String> url, <Integer> method, <File> storage)
url
- The URL string of the remote site.
method
- The method to retrieve the remote content.
storage
- The cache directory.
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void clear()
Object get(<String> key)
key
- The name of the property.
Array getKeys()
Boolean needsUpdate()
void setInterval(<Number> interval)
interval
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String toString()
String update()
Object valueOf()
<static> void exec()
callback
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cache
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<static> void flush(<File> cache)
cache
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with tarfile.open(foldertar) as tar:
tar.extractall("examples/")
os.remove(foldertar)
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n_datasets = 2
for d in range(1, n_datasets):
if not os.path.isdir("examples/enron%d" % d):
print("Downloading %d/%d:" % (d, n_datasets), url1)
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Ethereum (ETH) Eyes Fresh Rally To $200, Bitcoin Up 3%
- Ethereum price is rising and it broke the key $185 and $186 resistance levels against the US Dollar.
- Bitcoin is up around 3% and it managed to climb above the $9,400 resistance.
- There is a new bullish trend line forming with support near $185 on the hourly chart of ETH/USD (data feed via Kraken).
- The pair remains supported on dips and it could continue to rise towards the $200 level in the near term.
Ethereum price is slowly climbing higher versus the US Dollar, similar to bitcoin. ETH price is likely to rise towards the $200 level as long as above $182.
Ethereum Price Analysis
After forming a support base near $180, Ethereum started a steady rise above $182 against the US Dollar. ETH price recovered and broke a strong resistance near the $185 and $186 levels.
Moreover, there was a close above the $185 level and the 100 hourly simple moving average. During the rise, there was a break above yesterday’s highlighted bearish trend line with resistance near $182.
Finally, the price tested the $190 resistance area and it is currently correcting lower. There was a break below the $188 level, plus the 23.6% Fib retracement level of the recent wave from the $179 swing low to $189 swing high.
However, the previous resistance near the $185 area is now acting as a decent support. More importantly, there is a new bullish trend line forming with support near $185 on the hourly chart of ETH/USD.
The 50% Fib retracement level of the recent wave from the $179 swing low to $189 swing high is also near the trend line to provide support. The main support is near the $182 level since it coincides with the 100 hourly SMA.
If Ethereum breaks the trend line and trades below $182, it could move back into a bearish zone. On the upside, an immediate resistance is near the $190 level. If there is a proper break above $190, the price could start an increase towards the main $200 resistance area.
Looking at the chart, Ethereum price is showing a few positive signs above the $185 support area. Having said that, the path towards the $200 barrier won’t be easy. If the bulls struggle to clear the $190 and $192 resistance levels, there could be a bearish reaction below the $185 support. In the mentioned case, the $182 support holds the key.
ETH Technical Indicators
Hourly MACD – The MACD for ETH/USD is about to move back into the bullish zone.
Hourly RSI – The RSI for ETH/USD is currently well above the 50 level, with positive signs.
Major Support Level – $182
Major Resistance Level – $190


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These functions help you perform a ROC ("Receiver Operating Characteristic")
analysis for one-dimensional linear classifier: values not more than some
threshold are classified as "negative", and more than threshold -
as "positive". Here input pair of pdqr-functions represent "true"
distributions of values with "negative" (f
) and "positive" (g
) labels.
summ_roc(f, g, n_grid = 1001)
summ_rocauc(f, g, method = "expected")
roc_plot(roc, ..., add_bisector = TRUE)
roc_lines(roc, ...)
| f | A pdqr-function of any type and class. Represents "true" distribution of "negative" values. |
|---|---|
| g | A pdqr-function of any type and class. Represents "true" distribution of "positive" values. |
| n_grid | Number of points of ROC curve to be computed. |
| method | Method of computing ROC AUC. Should be one of "expected", "pessimistic", "optimistic" (see Details). |
| roc | A data frame representing ROC curve. Typically an output of
|
| ... | |
| add_bisector | If |
summ_roc()
returns a data frame with n_grid
rows and columns
"threshold" (grid of classification thresholds, ordered decreasingly), "fpr",
and "tpr" (corresponding false and true positive rates, ordered
non-decreasingly by "fpr").
summ_rocauc()
returns single number representing area under the ROC curve.
roc_plot()
and roc_lines()
create plotting side effects.
ROC curve describes how well classifier performs under different thresholds. For all possible thresholds two classification metrics are computed which later form x and y coordinates of a curve:
False positive rate (FPR): proportion of "negative" distribution which was (incorrectly) classified as "positive". This is the same as one minus "specificity" (proportion of "negative" values classified as "negative").
True positive rate (TPR): proportion of "positive" distribution which was (correctly) classified as "positive". This is also called "sensitivity".
summ_roc()
creates a uniform grid of decreasing n_grid
values (so that
output points of ROC curve are ordered from left to right) covering range of
all meaningful thresholds. This range is computed as slightly extended range
of f
and g
supports (extension is needed to achieve extreme values of
"fpr" in presence of "discrete" type). Then FPR and TPR are computed for
every threshold.
summ_rocauc()
computes a common general (without any particular threshold
in mind) diagnostic value of classifier, area under ROC curve ("ROC AUC"
or "AUROC"). Numerically it is equal to a probability of random variable with
distribution g
being strictly greater than f
plus possible correction
for functions being equal, with multiple ways to account for it. Method
"pessimistic" doesn't add correction, "expected" adds half of probability of
f
and g
being equal (which is default), "optimistic" adds full
probability. Note that this means that correction might be done only if
both input pdqr-functions have "discrete" type. See pdqr methods for "Ops" group generic family for more details on comparing
functions.
roc_plot()
and roc_lines()
perform plotting (with
plot()) and adding (with lines())
ROC curves respectively.
summ_separation()
for computing optimal separation threshold.
Other summary functions:
summ_center()
,
summ_classmetric()
,
summ_distance()
,
summ_entropy()
,
summ_hdr()
,
summ_interval()
,
summ_moment()
,
summ_order()
,
summ_prob_true()
,
summ_pval()
,
summ_quantile()
,
summ_separation()
,
summ_spread()
d_norm_1 <- as_d(dnorm)
d_norm_2 <- as_d(dnorm, mean = 1)
roc <- summ_roc(d_norm_1, d_norm_2)
head(roc)
#> threshold fpr tpr
#> 1 5.753425 0 0.000000e+00
#> 2 5.742918 0 5.330559e-08
#> 3 5.732412 0 1.093400e-07
#> 4 5.721905 0 1.682311e-07
#> 5 5.711398 0 2.301175e-07
#> 6 5.700891 0 2.951445e-07
# `summ_rocauc()` is equivalent to probability of `g > f`
summ_rocauc(d_norm_1, d_norm_2)
#> [1] 0.760251#> [1] 0.760251
# Plotting
roc_plot(roc)
roc_lines(summ_roc(d_norm_2, d_norm_1), col = "blue")
# For "discrete" functions `summ_rocauc()` can produce different outputs
d_dis_1 <- new_d(1:2, "discrete")
d_dis_2 <- new_d(2:3, "discrete")
summ_rocauc(d_dis_1, d_dis_2)
#> [1] 0.875summ_rocauc(d_dis_1, d_dis_2, method = "pessimistic")
#> [1] 0.75summ_rocauc(d_dis_1, d_dis_2, method = "optimistic")
#> [1] 1## These methods correspond to different ways of plotting ROC curves
roc <- summ_roc(d_dis_1, d_dis_2)
## Default line plot for "expected" method
roc_plot(roc, main = "Different type of plotting ROC curve")
## Method "pessimistic"
roc_lines(roc, type = "s", col = "blue")
## Method "optimistic"
roc_lines(roc, type = "S", col = "green")


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| struct | icmp6_hdr |
| struct | icmp6_echo_hdr |
Enumerations | |
| enum | icmp6_type { ICMP6_TYPE_DUR = 1, ICMP6_TYPE_PTB = 2, ICMP6_TYPE_TE = 3, ICMP6_TYPE_PP = 4, ICMP6_TYPE_PE1 = 100, ICMP6_TYPE_PE2 = 101, ICMP6_TYPE_RSV_ERR = 127, ICMP6_TYPE_EREQ = 128, ICMP6_TYPE_EREP = 129, ICMP6_TYPE_MLQ = 130, ICMP6_TYPE_MLR = 131, ICMP6_TYPE_MLD = 132, ICMP6_TYPE_RS = 133, ICMP6_TYPE_RA = 134, ICMP6_TYPE_NS = 135, ICMP6_TYPE_NA = 136, ICMP6_TYPE_RD = 137, ICMP6_TYPE_MRA = 151, ICMP6_TYPE_MRS = 152, ICMP6_TYPE_MRT = 153, ICMP6_TYPE_PE3 = 200, ICMP6_TYPE_PE4 = 201, ICMP6_TYPE_RSV_INF = 255 } |
| enum | icmp6_dur_code { ICMP6_DUR_NO_ROUTE = 0, ICMP6_DUR_PROHIBITED = 1, ICMP6_DUR_SCOPE = 2, ICMP6_DUR_ADDRESS = 3, ICMP6_DUR_PORT = 4, ICMP6_DUR_POLICY = 5, ICMP6_DUR_REJECT_ROUTE = 6 } |
| enum | icmp6_te_code { ICMP6_TE_HL = 0, ICMP6_TE_FRAG = 1 } |
| enum | icmp6_pp_code { ICMP6_PP_FIELD = 0, ICMP6_PP_HEADER = 1, ICMP6_PP_OPTION = 2 } |
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| enum icmp6_dur_code |
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| enum icmp6_te_code |
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Wrapper for mesh item iterators.
This class template is used to wrap mesh item iterators for Python. It implements Python's iterator protocol (the magic methods __iter__ and __next__).
| Iterator | An iterator type. |
| n_items | A member function pointer that points to the mesh function that returns the number of items to iterate over (e.g. n_vertices). |
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inline |
Constructor.
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inline |
Constructor.
| _mesh | The mesh that contains the items to iterate over. |
| _hnd | The handle of the first item to iterate over. |
| _skip | Specifies if deleted/hidden elements are skipped. |
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inline |
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inline |
Implementation of Python's __len__ magic method.
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inline |
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Before I started coding, I've always wondered what sets developers and recreational computer users apart. After all, almost all people today use computers excessively, not just developers. A shallow, but legimate observation is how much developers rely the Command Line to navigate around files while typical computer users rely on the graphical interface created by professional programmers.
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D-Street Buzz: Nifty IT underperforms dragged by Infosys; Zee Entertainment jumps 3%
The top gainers from Nifty index are Zee Entertainment, NTPC, YES Bank, ITC and Power Grid.
by Sandip DasThe Indian benchmark indices are trading in the red with Sensex down 203.47 points or 0.5 percent at 40371.70, and the Nifty shed 59.30 points and is trading at 11909.10.
IT stocks are under pressure with rupee gaining against the US Dollar.Nifty IT shed 2 percent dragged by Infosys which is down 3 percent followed by Tech Mahindra, HCL Tech, NIIT Tech, Wipro and Tata Elxsi.
Bank Nifty shed half a percent, the top losers being Kotak Mahindra Bank, HDFC Bank, Axis Bank and State Bank of India.
From the pharma space, the top losers are Cipla, Glenmark Pharma, Divis Labs, Cadila Healthcare and Aurobindo Pharma.
Nifty Energy gained half a percent led by NTPC, ONGC, Power Grid and Reliance Industries.
The top gainers from Nifty index are Zee Entertainment, NTPC, YES Bank, ITC and Power Grid.
The top losers included Bharti Infratel, Infosys, Tech Mahindra, HCL Tech and Tata Consultancy Services.
The most active stocks included Reliance Industries, Zee Entertainment, Infosys, Indiabulls Housing Finance and State Bank of India.
Essel Propack, JM Financial, Nippon Life Asset Management and Persistent Systems have hit new 52-week high on NSE. 100 stocks have hit 52-week low on BSE including Gayatri Project, Sharda Cropchem and Deccan Cements among others.
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Deja vu: Hungry otter kills three koi, forcing closure of Vancouver garden – again
Dr. Sun Yat-Sen garden pond closed until further notice, remaining koi relocated to safety
by Ashley WadhwaniA hungry otter is causing yet another commotion at a Vancouver pond that’s home to dozens of koi fish – the same pond that was forced to close for weeks due to an elusive river otter stalking the pond around this time last year.
Three koi fish were found dead this week at the Dr. Sun Yat-Sen garden pond in Chinatown and an otter sighting was confirmed Wednesday, Vancouver’s Park Board confirmed Saturday.
The pond will be temporarily closed until further notice. Meanwhile, six large koi and 74 small koi in the pond were removed Friday and are being temporarily housed off-site.
“Park Board staff are continuing to sweep the pond today to ensure all koi are removed,” the board tweeted. “We expect to be able to refill the pond within the next 48 hours and re-open the garden.”
In November 2018, an otter evaded capture after wreaking havoc on the pond, killing 11 fish. The incident captivated many, going so far to spark debate on whether people were “team otter” or “team koi.”
That otter was never captured but instead believed to have simply left the area undetected. It’s not clear if the most recent sighting is the same coy critter.
ALSO READ: Team Otter or Team Koi? People pick sides as otter evades capture at Vancouver garden


§390-7 Child labor crime. Any person, other than the minor employee, who knowingly violates any provision of this chapter shall be guilty of a misdemeanor. [L 1969, c 162, pt of §2; am L 2003, c 61, §6]


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volume_grating
is a Python library that makes hologram simulation intuitive and transparent as much as possible. It is written with a proper object-oriented programming mindset where physical entities are properly defined. These physical entities and simulation tools are defined in different classes and modules that are documented in the API documentation.


Reports any Socket resource which is not opened in front of a try
block and closed in the corresponding finally block. Such resources may
be inadvertently leaked if an exception is thrown before the resource is closed. Socket resources reported
by this inspection include java.net.Socket,
java.net.DatagramSocket,
and java.net.ServerSocket.
Use the checkbox below to specify if a Socket is allowed to be opened inside a try
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CONCEPT: Mixing typography layouts and a simple illustration, I wanted to create a poster that closely reflects an "ancient artifact" type. Its purpose would be to educate other StarCraft 2 players who might come across such cheesy strategy being used against them. It can be utilized as a defensive or offensive guide. I decided that it would be nice to integrate at least a bit of Korean into the work; Hangul and Hanja seemed appropriate, because the creator of this strategy was Korean and it is still heavily used as a tactic in the Korean StarCraft 2 Servers.


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BitShares-Core
6.1.0
BitShares blockchain implementation and command-line interface software
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wait_if_endpoint_is_busy :
graphene::net::detail::node_configuration
we_have_requested_close :
graphene::net::peer_connection
we_need_sync_items_from_peer :
graphene::net::peer_connection
weight_threshold :
graphene::protocol::authority
which :
graphene::protocol::graphene_extension_pack_read_visitor< Stream, T >
,
graphene::protocol::graphene_extension_unpack_visitor< Stream, T >
,
graphene::wallet::impl::static_variant_map_visitor
which_to_name :
graphene::wallet::static_variant_map
whitelist_authorities :
graphene::protocol::asset_options
whitelist_market_fee_sharing :
graphene::protocol::additional_asset_options
whitelist_markets :
graphene::protocol::asset_options
whitelisted_accounts :
graphene::chain::account_object
whitelisting_accounts :
graphene::chain::account_object
wif_priv_key :
graphene::wallet::brain_key_info
withdraw_from_account :
graphene::chain::withdraw_permission_object
,
graphene::protocol::withdraw_permission_claim_operation
,
graphene::protocol::withdraw_permission_create_operation
,
graphene::protocol::withdraw_permission_delete_operation
,
graphene::protocol::withdraw_permission_update_operation
withdraw_permission :
graphene::protocol::withdraw_permission_claim_operation
withdraw_to_account :
graphene::protocol::withdraw_permission_claim_operation
withdrawal_fee_percent :
graphene::chain::liquidity_pool_object
,
graphene::protocol::liquidity_pool_create_operation
withdrawal_limit :
graphene::chain::withdraw_permission_object
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graphene::protocol::withdraw_permission_create_operation
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graphene::protocol::withdraw_permission_update_operation
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graphene::app::more_data
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graphene::protocol::block_header
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graphene::protocol::witness_update_operation
witness_account :
graphene::chain::witness_object
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graphene::protocol::witness_create_operation
,
graphene::protocol::witness_update_operation
witness_budget :
graphene::chain::budget_record
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graphene::chain::dynamic_global_property_object
witness_pay_per_block :
graphene::protocol::chain_parameters
witness_pay_vesting_seconds :
graphene::protocol::chain_parameters
witness_signature :
graphene::app::maybe_signed_block_header
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graphene::protocol::signed_block_header
work_begin_date :
graphene::chain::worker_object
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graphene::protocol::worker_create_operation
work_end_date :
graphene::chain::worker_object
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graphene::protocol::worker_create_operation
worker :
graphene::chain::worker_init_visitor
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graphene::chain::worker_object
worker_account :
graphene::chain::worker_object
worker_budget :
graphene::chain::budget_record
worker_budget_per_day :
graphene::protocol::chain_parameters
write_pos :
fc::cin_buffer
write_ready :
fc::cin_buffer
ws_password :
graphene::wallet::wallet_data
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graphene::wallet::wallet_data
ws_user :
graphene::wallet::wallet_data
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Auto Text Expander Feedback Feature Requests
Edit your database of shortcuts and expansions here! Useful tips.
- Add or edit your shortcuts on the fly through the (txt) icon that shows up next to the url bar.
- Shortcuts will auto-capitalize or auto-all-caps! Just capitalize the first letter in a multi-letter shortcut, or type the entire shortcut in caps to trigger all-caps.
- Omnibox (url address bar) now supported! Type into the url address bar and hit the Tab key to activate!
- Clipboard paste macro now supported! Just use the %clip% tag to indicate where to insert the contents of the clipboard at that point in time.
- Date/time macros are supported! Wrap your date format with %d(dateFormat). Please see this for how to format dates in your expanded text. Example: %d(MMMM Do YYYY), and would expand to something like: September 4rd 2013.
- Cursor placement is now supported in contenteditable divs! Just include the following special html tag in your expansion where you want the cursor to be placed after triggering the shortcut:
- Add a space to the end of your shortcut if you want it to trigger after typing a space. Line breaks are supported in expanded text now! HTML can also be inserted into content-editable divs like Gmail.
- Backing up your shortcuts with the "Backup" button only makes an extra copy of them in Chrome's local storage quota. This means if Chrome's syncing gets messed up, you can restore from your backup, but if you sign out of your browser or uninstall the extension, you will lose your backup. You can get a copy of your shortcuts from the Import/Export dialog.
- Chrome has storage quota limits, so unfortunately you can't have unlimited shortcuts of any size. Check the limits here.
- The new HTML5 input[type=email] field and a few others don't allow for detection and setting of the cursor. Instead the extension will have to assume your cursor is at the end of the text and replace from there.
- Saving should sync across all Chrome browsers you login and sync with. First-time user? Here's a few examples! Refresh your pages to use them.


Cavoke, thanks to it design, is cross-platform, meaning that any device may play the games.
Python library is well documented and provided with handful examples. The library itself was built to be able to be easily built on.
Cavoke is being run on special servers, that do all the hard work for your game session.
Free. completely. forever.
Cavoke is open-source. You can find the source code on GitHub.
Project is being well-maintained and every issue or pull request will be reviewed in the matter of hours.
This project consists of three separate sub-projects:
By splitting up server- and client-side, we can achieve being a cross-platform project, as with simple API games can be accessed from any device. Here you can see the approximate scheme of the project:
Now we will try to explain every part on this scheme.
The games are not going to write themselves. If you'd like to create your game, you will have to write your masterpiece using Python programming language and our library to make the coding and deploying much easier.
Our python library is called cavoke.
It can be downloaded with pip package manager: pip install cavoke
.
Alternatively, it can be cloned from GitHub.
This library implements classes like Game, Image, Grid, Row, etc. They will help you write the model of your game. Due to project-design, library doesn't have the rendering capabilities and returns only JSON field representation to be rendered at client-side.
See the documentation and examples. If you have any questions regarding cavoke-lib and cavoke in general feel free to reach out to us.
View on GitHubAfter your code is done, you should publish it (or no one will ever see it). To do so you should publish the git repository containing your code and provide us with the link to your git file (we recommend using GitHub for this part).
With this link you can start publishing your work.
Server-executor is a simple Django server, that listens to incoming API calls and accesses games directly. Database is a small NoSQL database, used for storing game info and other stuff.
Developer's git repsository will be downloaded and the code will be run. Obviously, this poses a great security threat. Unfortunately, there is no way of dealing with it except for manual moderation, that's exactly what we do.
View on GitHubFinally, there is the client-side. You can use cavoke from web, phone and desktop (some options might be unavailable). The client-side application receives JSON from the server and renders it on the user's screen.
View on GitHub


I'm sorry that I abruptly dropped off from posting when I left Africa. Since then, I have been quite a busy person with moving to Oklahoma, starting a new job, and helping Katie plan a wedding...
I still have not decided if I will make time to consistently post here, however, I do have some videos I would like to share from my trip.
While I was in Namibia, I made videos for (and of) YWAP. Now that I have a high-speed internet connection (which I was lacking in Africa), I have been able to upload the videos.
The videos are 5-7 minutes each, so I'm only going to post one video at a time... I posted my first YWAP video earlier in the summer.
This video was made for the July 28, 2007 edition of YWAP. You Wacoans may see some familiar faces in the video below. [Edit: the picture show with Wacoans is actually here]


Camera controls
Upon startup this sub-panel will be collapsed. Click on the downward facing arrow on the right side to expand the sub-panel, as shown in the image above. Within the Camera Controls, you will see the current values of the Center, Camera and Rotation.
These are updated as you change the view (with your mouse or keyboard; see above).
Note
You cannot edit these fields directly even though they appear as text input boxes. They are only for reference, i.e. if you want to use a different program to render your data from the same perspective.
Lock
Next to the Center text boxes, you will see a checkbox labelled “Lock”. This will allow you to switch between Trackball and Fly controls.
Save/Reset/Recenter
Below the text boxes you will see three buttons.
“Save” allows you to mark the current location, which you can return to if you click the “Reset” button. “Recenter” resets only the center back to the initial value (or the previous save, if clicked).
Friction
Below those buttons, is the “Friction” slider and text entry box. For Trackball mode, this controls the rate that the camera stops moving after you release the mouse. For Fly mode this controls the speed that you move around while pressing the keyboard control buttons.
Stereo
Finally, there is a “Stereo” checkbox, slider and text entry box. If you click the checkbox, the renderer changes to stereoscopic side-by-side mode. The slider and text entry box controls the separation between the cameras in the stereoscopic mode. This can be used with a 3D display and glasses that can overlay the two images to produce a 3D image.
The slider adjusts the image separation to adjust eye distance for the 3D effect.
See also
There is experimental support for VR using the stereoscopic mode, see Experimental features.
Tweening
Using the checkbox labeled Tween, the camera’s position
and orientation will be smoothly adjusted according to the keyframes
defined by the user in the TweenParams
.
See the frontend documentation for details.


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Can I refer to git branches instead of revisions in leanpkg.toml
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It should work. You can also refer to the revision of the branch, of course.
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What is the 'Battlefield'?
The game area in which the characters in play are placed.
What is 'Deck'?
Your battle cards are shuffled and placed face down. You draw cards from your deck. As soon as the deck runs out of cards you reshuffle the
What is 'Flip (battle card)'?
The act of taking a battle card from the deck and placing it face up onto the Battlefield.
What is 'Flip (character card)'?
Changing a character (i.e. Transformer) card from one mode to another by switching its card to the other side.
What is 'KO Area'?
Most KO'd characters are moved to the KO area (see
What is 'KO (Knock Out)'?
When a character's damage equals or exceeds its health (including any additional health bonuses), the character is said to be KO'd.
What is 'Pip'?
An oblong of colour in the right hand corner of a battle card.
What is 'Scrap'?
Used battle cards are placed face-up in the scrap pile. Either player may examine either scrap pile at any time. As soon as the deck runs out of cards, the scrap pile is shuffled to form the new deck.


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@* * Copyright 2021 HM Revenue & Customs * * Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); * you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. * You may obtain a copy of the License at * * http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 * * Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software * distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, * WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. * See the License for the specific language governing permissions and * limitations under the License. *@ @import java.time.LocalDate @import play.api.mvc.Request @import play.api.i18n.Messages @import views.html.main_template @import uk.gov.hmrc.play.views.html.{helpers => govHelpers} @import config.FrontendAppConfig @import views.html.helpers.saveProgressButton @(sectorPct: (String, BigDecimal))(implicit request: Request[_], messages: Messages, appConfig: FrontendAppConfig) @main_template(title = titleNoForm(messages("pages.frs.confirmBusinessSector.heading"))) {
@messages("pages.frs.confirmBusinessSector.para")
@messages("pages.frs.confirmBusinessSector.table.row1.heading")@Html(sectorPct._1)
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Hi,
I'am Abilkhaiyr
Android developer
Contact
About
I'am Abilkhaiyr
Hello! My name is Abaiuly Abilkhaiyr. I am a 2 course student of Suleyman Demirel University. I am studying at the Faculty of Engineering for the profession of information systems.


SEASONAL ITCHY AND RED EYE RELIEF- tetrahydrozoline hydrochloride and zinc sulfate liquid
Kareway Product, Inc.
Disclaimer: Most OTC drugs are not reviewed and approved by FDA, however they may be marketed if they comply with applicable regulations and policies. FDA has not evaluated whether this product complies.
Active Ingredient
Tetrahydrozoline HCl 0.05%
Zinc sulfate 0.25%
Purpose
Redness reliever
Astringent
Use
- for temporary relief of discomfort and redness of the eye due to minor eye irritations
Warnings
Ask a doctor before use if you have narrow angle glaucoma.
When using this product
- pupils may become enlarged temporarily
- overuse may cause more eye redness
- remove contact lenses before using
- do not use if this solution changes color or become cloudy
- do not touch tip of container to any surface to avoid contamination
- replace cap after each use
Stop use and ask a doctor if
- you feel eye pain
- changes in vision occur
- redness or irritation of the eye lasts
- condition worsens or lasts more than 72 hours
If pregnant or breast-feeding,
ask a health professional before use.
Keep out of reach of children.
If swallowed, get medical help or contact a Poison Control Center right away.
Directions
- put 1 to 2 drops in the affected eye(s) up to 4 times daily
- children under 6 years of age: ask a doctor
Inactive ingredients
benzalkonium chloride, boric acid, edetate disodium, purified water, sodium chloride, sodium citrate
package label
Kareway Product, Inc.


The formula of the perimeter of a triangle is
In this web you can calculate the perimeter of any triangle, you only have to put the dimensions of the sides in the cells
Side A:
Side B:
Side C:
Perimeter:
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Combyna
View the simple app demo:
$ composer run simple-server
Visit
http://localhost:9000/
(as mentioned by the command output above)


Use 2 space tabs for everything except python (.py) code where 4 spaces are used
Put css in the css file, put javascript in the js file (except django tags which need to run dynamically)
Use jquery $() selectors rather than document.getBy. jquery selectors are platform agnostic and generally work better


%# LuCI - Lua Configuration Interface (c) 2009 Daniel Dickinson Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 $Id: index.htm 5097 2009-07-17 20:27:05Z jow $ -%> <%+header%>
Here you can control OpenWRT voice-related settings and see voice-related information from OpenWRT
In particular Asterisk configuration and information is displayed here, as well as diagnostics that specifically apply to voice but are not general networking diagnostics (e.g. includes SIP device scans, but not ping tests). Includes PSTN phones as well as VoIP and possibly non-telephony related options.
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20 Weekender Bags Worth Booking a Vacation For
by Rachel Epstein and Sara HolzmanAs a serial overpacker, I'm here to remind you that sometimes a weekender bag is all the luggage we really need. Plus, who wants to worry about losing their bag on their connecting flight? Whether you travel by car, train, or plane, make your life easier with one of these travel-sized companions and be prepared for spontaneous getaways.
The Twill Weekender
Everlane
everlane.com
$98.00
Conspicuous side pockets and a durable twill exterior will make this duffel your new favorite accessory.
The Everywhere Bag
Away
awaytravel.com
$325.00
Away's Everywhere Bag is that versatile bag you can't believe how much fits inside of it. Aside from its interior laptop sleeve and endless pockets, the outside has a waterproof umbrella pocket and easy accessibility for your passport and phone.
Technical Fabric Duffle Bag
Prada
prada.com
$1,520.00
This weekend bag shines bright and gets the job done.
Canvas and Leather Weekender Bag
Mark and Graham
markandgraham.com
$199.00
This unisex canvas and leather tote is perfect for an overnight trip with girlfriends. It has the option for personalized monogrammed engraving so you can preserve it for years.
Le Pliage Tote Bag
Longchamp
neimanmarcus.com
$260.00
A sturdy top handle and snap flap makes this tote super transportable, great for a grab-and-go scenario.
Classic Weekender Bag
Cuyana
cuyana.com
$185.00
Look no further than Cuyana's feminine weekender for its durability, handcrafted with Turkish canvas and Italian leather.
Keepall Bandoulière 45
Louis Vuitton
louisvuitton.com
$1,880.00
This signature monogrammed tote is a no-brainer investment for your stylish weekend getaway.
Canvas Weekend Bag
Paravel
net-a-porter.com
$255.00
This sleek canvas bag is the perfect solution when you just know you'll over-pack for that overnight.
Large Shopping Bag
Chanel
chanel.com
$4,100.00
You'll never want this roomy bag to leave your side. Use it as a travel tote for transit and as a purse when you get to your destination.
Duffle Bag
Herschel Supply Co.
nordstrom.com
$90.00
This classic heather grey duffel with double handles is equipped with an exterior pocket for your shoes so you don’t have to worry about dirtying your clothes.
Medium Top Handle Duffel Bag
Gucci
neimanmarcus.com
$2,300.00
This signature Gucci duffel has easy two-way zippers and an adjustable shoulder strap for easy access to all of your essentials.
Large Weekender
LeSportsac
lesportsac.com
$111.98
This water-resistant duffel has a main compartment for clothes, four exterior pockets for your small essentials, and a matching pouch for coins and air pods.
Jim Weekender
MZ Wallace
bloomingdales.com
$295.00
This one is suited for the gym, but ready to tackle your weekend wardrobe.
Oblique Bag
Dior
dior.com
$2,700.00
Take this bag straight from the plane to the beach. It's structured composition will make sure your goods stay in tow.
The Weekender
Away
awaytravel.com
$4.90
This versatile bag had an interior laptop sleeve and oodles of pockets to stash your keys, ID, and phone.
Leather Weekender
MCM
saksfifthavenue.com
$931.00
This perfectly sized duffel stashes nicely in an overhead bin or under the seat.
Travel Bag
Fendi
fendi.com
$3,390.00
The logo trend transcends into weekender bags too.
Quilted Barrel Large Duffle
DKNY
macys.com
$275.00
This quilted bag is a frequent flyer's bestie. It washes clean with warm soap and water.
Striped Tote
Loewe
loewe.com
$1,250.00
Say hello to this whimsical tote with adjustable straps that attach to your suitcase handle.
Sport Duffel Bag
A.P.C.
bloomingdales.com
$195.00
Take this bag from the gym to the jitney.


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Most of our platform is provided free of charge. We want to help the environmental community as much as possible, at little to no charge. However, some of our features are limited to paid accounts, as they are expensive for us to operate.
Even if you do not require any of the paid features, please consider supporting our platform to help cover some of its operation and development costs.
Your organization is currently subscribed to the {{ plan_name }} plan. The current subscription is valid until {{ plan_validity_date }}.
All limitations and features apply per organization, not per user.


This is a research project of Aalborg University and the Artic University of Norway.
Please use the current entry point:
Or you can use an older version:
Enjoy!
This is Syllog, an educational tool to teach University students about syllogistic logic.
Syllog is part of an ongoing research project on improving teaching methods in logic.
Students can use the web front end for improving their skills in recognizing the validity or invalidity of Aristotelian syllogisms.
Syllog also features a logging back end. Whenever someone (a student, for example) uses the front end tool, question and answer activity is logged anonymously.
We have used this for a number of years to test the abilities of students before, during, and after a course in basic logic. We have then used this and other feedback in an attempt to improve the course for the following year's students.
This research is carried out as a collaboration between the University of Aalborg, Denmark and the Arctic University of Norway, Tromsø. The project is led by Professor Peter Øhrstrøm.
Collaborators:


Adding subtitles (cueing)
Make sure Authoring mode is enabled: Options > Authoring mode.
Watch the multimedia file and:
1. Click on the button "Pause" or press F5 at the point you want a new subtitle to appear.
2. Click on the button "Add subtitle". A new line will appear in the subtitle grid, just under the selected subtitle.
The Start time of this new line is as the time when when you clicked on "Add subtitle". The Duration is automatically set to 2 seconds, therefore the End time is equal to the Start time + 2 seconds.
Of course, since this duration is automatically set, it might not suit your needs. In order to modify the End time of the specific subtitle see section "Modifying subtitle's Start and End time".


non emotional comet
Trey Pharis
there are stars and galaxies and quasars and the speed of light is massive
there are tiny flickers of light and sometimes there is a tree
there is bacteria growing on an asteroid maybe
there are space/time anomalies that will melt your face off
there is a supernova that will decapitate nine billion frantic people with a silent massive scream
there is a time travel paradox that confuses most indoor cats
there are extremely advanced civilizations of insane murderous lifeforms that can breathe multiple atmospheric compositions and can endure the cold void of space whose social political and economic systems are predicated on hunting other organisms to the point of mass extinction
there are people on a rock
the people walk by generally ignoring most other people
the people flatten mountains and rearrange them into rectangular prisms and they walk inside and sit there for eight hours a day
when they are confused they look toward flickering lights and make tiny strange sounds
seismic activity occurs and so do topological changes and the amount and size of water deposits vary
there are no more people
some planets have different orbits and the universe has expanded massively into colder regions
you make tiny strange sounds
you can no longer see flickering lights
you move away from yourself at an immense velocity
Trey Pharis lives, sleeps, and checks his email in or near Houston. He has a forthcoming collection of poems, entitled ‘emoji death mask’, to be published by Maudlin House in spring 2016. He sporadically tweets @skeletonsaurus.


Girl, 13, critically injured following machete attack in Co Fermanagh
A 13-year-old girl is in a critical condition in hospital after men armed with machetes carried out an attack at a house in Lisnaskea, Co Fermanagh.
The PSNI said a gang forced entry into the property at Trasna Way on Saturday at around 9.15pm and attacked a woman and girl inside.
The teenage girl sustained serious stab wounds and was taken to hospital where she remains in a critical but stable condition.
A 41-year-old woman was also treated for stab wounds to her leg but has since been discharged from hospital.
A baby was present at the scene but was unharmed in the incident.
PSNI Detective Sergeant Keith Monaghan said: “This must have been a terrifying ordeal for those involved and we are determined to find the men responsible. We have several lines of enquiry which we are progressing at this time but I would ask anyone with information or who noticed any suspicious activity in the area to contact detectives in Enniskillen and pass that information on.”
Alliance Fermanagh representative Matthew Beaumont said whoever carried out an attack in Lisnaskea needs to be caught quickly.
“This attack in Lisnaskea, carried out by men carrying machetes, is to be condemned in the strongest possible terms. Whoever was responsible for this horrific attack must be caught quickly and face justice.”
“I hope the two females injured make a full and speedy recovery. This must have been a terrifying experience for them.”
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Gerrit is a whipmaker based out of Southern California. He produces high quality bullwhips and snake whips made
from 650 nylon paracord. All whips are hand made one at a time and most are custom ordered. He makes whips of all sizes but his most
common are 5ft children’s bullwhips, as well as 6 and 8 foot bullwhips for adults.
Gerrit has been cracking a whip ever since he was 10 years old and received his first whip as a birthday present.
This 10 plait cowhide bullwhip has served him well (except that one issue with the TSA) and is still in his collection.
However a few years of neglect as a child left it in a state where its better suited living out its life retired and on a shelf.
Thats when he turned to nylon bullwhips. While performing in a circus he was introduced to a paracord bullwhip a coworker had made,
and was impressed in the quality. After some research he decided to attempt to make on himself. The results were… poor.
At the very least it was functional, but not what one would call a quality product. More paracord was ordered and attempt number two began.
This time lengths were adjusted, tightness was consistent, and the learning curve was beginning to flatten out.
This would be a suitable whip for Gerrit’s needs, but he was hooked. His third whip needed to be better as he intended on giving it as a gift.
By this point he had fallen down the rabbit hole of whipmaking, there was no turning back.
To this day Gerrit is still honing his skills and tweaking things. He experiments with new plaiting patterns, color combinations,
and takes meticulous notes on almost every aspect of his whips so each one can be an improvement on the last. This is why every whip
that leaves his workbench comes with a satisfaction guarantee. If you are ever dissatisfied with the quality of a whip you can return
it for a full refund. It is also why any whipmakers or whip enthusiasts that want to offer feedback can feel free to contact him any time.
Gerrit is always aiming to improve so he can create the highest quality product, otherwise he wouldn’t put his name on it.


Package io.permazen.kv.array
KVStore
implementation based on a sorted array of key/value pairs.
Instances are optimized for relatively few writes and have minimal memory overhead.
Key and value data must not exceed 2GB (each separately). File Format
There are three files: index, keys, and values.
The index file contains zero or more index entries, which are pairs of big endian 32-bit values where the first value in a pair describes the offset of the corresponding key in the keys file, while the second describes the offset of the corresponding value in the values file. Index entries are sorted by key.
For index entries in a slot equal to zero mod 32, the 32-bit value is the absolute offset of the key, and this is called a "base key"; otherwise, the first 8 bits are the length of the key's prefix matching the previous base key (from zero to 255), while the remaining 24 bits are the offset from the beginning of the previous base key to the start of the suffix. In both cases, the end of the key is the starting offset of the next key (or end of file).
For all index entries, the second 32-bit value is the absolute offset of the value in the values file. The end of the value is the starting offset of the next value (or end of file).
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Class Summary Class Description ArrayKVDatabase KVDatabase
implementation based on aAtomicArrayKVStore
, providing concurrent transactions and linearizable ACID semantics.ArrayKVImplementation ArrayKVStore A simple read-onlyKVStore
based on a sorted array of key/value pairs.ArrayKVTransaction ArrayKVDatabase
transaction.ArrayKVWriter WritesArrayKVStore
index, key, and value data, given a sorted sequence of key/value pairs.AtomicArrayKVStore AtomicKVStore
based onArrayKVStore
plus a write-ahead log and background compaction. -
Exception Summary Exception Description ArrayKVException Superclass of all unchecked exceptions thrown by aArrayKVStore
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EECS 448 Project
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Python Calendar
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Manages login, session, and server-side interaction of project pages. More...
Functions | |
| def | app.views.delete () |
| def | app.views.index (view=None) |
| def | app.views.login () |
| login request behavior More... | |
| def | app.views.logout () |
| logout request behavior More... | |
| def | app.views.process () |
| processes changes to details in calendar and logfile More... | |
| def | app.views.viewChange () |
| handles routing for changing the client's view of the current day/week/month/year More... | |
| def | app.views.changeFocusDay () |
| def | app.views.changeFocusMonth () |
| def | app.views.page_not_found (e) |
Variables | |
| app.views.calendar_obj = Calendar.Calendar(2016, 2017, 'logfile.txt') | |
| app.views.methods | |
Manages login, session, and server-side interaction of project pages.
This file defines all the viable addresses for our project webpages and how
they will interact on the server side. After directing visitors through a login process, a session is established to designate that a user is authenticated.
A calendar object is maintained for the lifetime of the server, created from scratch and populated with details from a logfile if present. There is only one user, so for this iteration there is only one logfile.
Each method is marked with a decorator, indicating that Flask should call that method when the address argument of app.route() is accessed by the user. Most methods handle the control of what the user can and cannot see or otherwise access. The process method interacts with client-side Javascript to parse and interpret input. Javascript is able to access objects passed into the render_template() method, and responds to the server via JSON.
| app.views.login | ( | ) |
login request behavior
| [in] | session | An implicit variable generated by flask, acts as a cryptographically signed cookie to store any information which should be preserved across requests |
| [out] | return | Redirects to the index() method, or A rendered HTML document of the login page if the login credentials are invalid |
The login will validate the user's input using a LoginForm and create a session for the user if the credentials are valid. The user and session are then redirected to the index() method. If the user credentials are invalid, the login page is re-rendered and feedback is provided.
| app.views.logout | ( | ) |
logout request behavior
| [in] | session | An implicit variable generated by flask, acts as a cryptographically signed cookie to store any information which should be preserved across requests |
| [out] | return | Redirects to the login() method |
The logout will clear all data from the session field, and redirect to the login() method
| app.views.process | ( | ) |
processes changes to details in calendar and logfile
| [in] | JSON | This is an implicit parameter passed along via Flask's request construct. It is reconstructed as a dictionary on entry to this method. |
| [out] | return | Returns a JSON-style object representing the status |
The process method will attempt to parse JSON-style form data sent from the client-side representing a day and its current details. The day in questions is located using the month and year passed in, and its details are replaced by those parsed from the JSON.
Assumes 'day', 'month', 'year', and 'date' are present
| app.views.viewChange | ( | ) |
handles routing for changing the client's view of the current day/week/month/year
| [in] | JSON | This is an implicit parameter passed along via Flask's request construct. It is reconstructed as a dictionary on entry to this method. |
| [out] | return | Returns a JSON-style object representing the status and a link to redirect to for client-side |
The viewChange method will attempt to parse JSON-style form data sent from the client-side representing a new view request. Acceptable values for the 'view' key are 'next', 'prev', 'day', 'week', 'month', or 'year'.
When necessary, the server-side calendar object is updated to point to the next or previous day. In this case, a link for the index in day view is provided in the return. Otherwise, a link to index is provided with a view matching the view specfified by the JSON.
Assumes 'view' is present and has a value.


Free education for students studying at proposed state-owned international schools, says Sarawak CM
by BY SULOK TAWIEBETONG, Nov 20 — Students studying at the proposed five fully residential international schools to be set up by the state government will be given free education, Chief Minister Datuk Patinggi Abang Johari Openg said today.
He said the Sarawak Foundation will pay for the cost of their education.
“The proposed schools will accept both excellent bumiputera and non-bumiputera students,” he said in his speech at the 100th anniversary of Sekolah Kebangsaan Kabong, near here.
He said the schools would also give opportunities for qualified rural and poor students to study that could later led them to study in world-renowned universities.
He stressed studies at the schools would be based on the Cambridge University syllabus.
The schools would be located in Kuching, Samarahan, Sibu, Bintulu, and Miri.
Abang Johari also said that the prestigious London School of Economics (LSE) and Cambridge University have each agreed to provide two places for students sponsored by the Sarawak government.
He added the government would negotiate with Standford University in the United States for another two places focussing on technology.
At the function, Abang Johari approved a state government allocation of RM250,000 for the construction of a science laboratory for the school.
He told the students that they will go far in this modern world if they acquire science, technology, and English.
Among those present at the function were state Minister of Education, Science and Technological Research, Datuk Sri Michael Manyin Jawong, Kalaka Assemblyman, Datuk Abdul Wahab Aziz and Kabong Assemblyman Mohammed Chee Kadir.


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