Giggs thinks Wales have found momentum
Wales will go into their final game against Hungary on Tuesday knowing automatic qualification is up for grabs.
Ryan Giggs welcomed Wales’ 2-0 victory in Azerbaijan by insisting his side have found vital momentum heading into their final Euro 2020 qualifier against Hungary.
Wales kept alive their automatic qualification hopes with a comfortable win in Baku, Kieffer Moore and Harry Wilson scoring first-half goals.
And Croatia’s 3-1 victory over Slovakia later on Saturday evening meant that Wales will reach the European Championship finals with victory over Hungary in Cardiff on Tuesday.
“The result was what counted, getting that was the priority,” Giggs said.
“Some of the quality of the play was outstanding, we’ve improved since the Azerbaijan game (2-1 home win in September).
“We’ve started to gain some momentum, which is not easy in international football.
“Azerbaijan is not an easy place to come and there was so much on the game that it’s up there with one of my best performances.”
Giggs also had the benefit of giving game-time to star players Gareth Bale and Aaron Ramsey after their recent injury problems.
Bale had not played for over a month after suffering a thigh injury, but the Real Madrid forward got nearly an hour under his belt.
Juventus playmaker Ramsey replaced Bale to make his first Wales appearance in nearly a year.
“We’ve still got to assess it before Tuesday,” Giggs said.
“Getting Gareth off pretty early and getting Aaron some minutes as well was important, When Aaron came on he showed his quality.
“It’s a quick turnaround and Gareth was blowing a little bit, which you can expect.
“But hopefully I’ll have the option to start both on Tuesday.
“We had to do our job, we’ve done it and tried put a little bit of pressure on Slovakia.”
On Wales’ upturn in form, Giggs added: “I would say we’ve had four good performances in a row, with the Belarus friendly.
“Slovakia and Croatia are top opposition and we played well. It’s what we needed after the two difficult games in the summer.
“We needed to be strong and we have been. We really dug in deep against Croatia.
“I was not happy with the amount of corners we kept giving away here, but in open play they never really troubled us and we could have scored a few more goals as well.”
Azerbaijan have yet to win in Euro 2020 qualifying and have picked up only one point from seven matches.
Manager Nikola Jurcevic said: “Wales deserved to win this game because they were the better team.
“We conceded goals from set-pieces, not for the first time against very big players.
“We had lots of set-pieces ourselves but the big difference between us and Wales was that they were really dangerous from theirs.”


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bool configured;
double dt;
double hover_throttle;
};
Waypoint Control
int wp_ctrl_configure(wp_ctrl_t &wc, const std::string &config_file);
Configure waypoint control
Returns - 0: Success - -1: Failed to load config file - -2: Failed to load mission file
int wp_ctrl_update(wp_ctrl_t &wc,
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const vec3_t &p_G,
const vec3_t &v_G,
const vec3_t &rpy_G,
const double dt);
Update controller
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void wp_ctrl_reset(wp_ctrl_t &wc);
Reset controller errors to 0


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- Bachelor of Science
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Information Technology and Web Science
Phillip's Exeter Academy
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September 2014 - June 2018
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Pikesville SDA Church
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June 2020 - July 2020
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"BERNICE "bearer of victory, the eldest daughter of Agrippa I., the Herod Agrippa of Acts 12:20. After the early death of her first husband she was married to her uncle Herod, king of Chalcis. After his death (A.D. 40) she lived in incestuous connection with her brother Agrippa II. (Acts 25:13, 23; 26:30). They joined the Romans at the outbreak of the final war between them and the Jews, and lived afterwards at Rome.
"BERNICE "bearer of victory, the eldest daughter of Agrippa I., the Herod Agrippa of Acts 12:20. After the early death of her first husband she was married to her uncle Herod, king of Chalcis. After his death (A.D. 40) she lived in incestuous connection with her brother Agrippa II. (Acts 25:13, 23; 26:30). They joined the Romans at the outbreak of the final war between them and the Jews, and lived afterwards at Rome.


Sets the filename within the workspace from which to retrieve the unsuccessful review message.
This can be useful if you have various build steps, each of which may have its own reason for failing a build. In cases like this, you can cause the failing build step to describe the reason for the failure in full detail, and place that failure reason into a text file, prior to marking the build as failed. Then when reporting back to Gerrit, the plugin will read the contents of that file and use that as the build failure message that gets posted to the review.
Can use wildcards like 'module/dist/**/*.zip'. See the @includes of Ant fileset for the exact format. The base directory is the workspace.
Build variables in the message text will be expanded. Jenkins supplies some environment variables that can be used in the file's contents.
For example:
Build Step: Execute Shell
If the run-unit-tests.sh script fails (returns a non-0 exit code), and also outputs an error message to STDERR,
the build will be marked as failed, and the STDERR output will be sent to build-error_<BUILD_NUMBER>.txt.
That error content then becomes the failure message that is added in the gerrit review comment.
${WORKSPACE}/bin/run-unit-tests.sh 2>build-error_${BUILD_NUMBER}.txt


Wanna quickly look up a definition of http status code on Slack?
Once installed it in your Slack team, simply type /httpstatus
slash command followed by a status code (e.g. 404
).
HTTP Status Cats bot responds you with a short description of each status code with the HTTP Status Cats picture. 🐱
Setting up HTTP Status Cats in Slack is simple. Just click the button to log in to your Slack account and choose a team!
Once you install the bot, you should be able to use the slash command on your team chat room.
Just type /httpstatus
followed by a status code.
Internet is made of cats, so why not HTTP Status codes, explained with cats?
Originally, HTTP Status Cats was created by yours truly, me in 2011! It is best described on Know Your Meme.
I would never imagined I had such a 10-min fame at that time I created and posted the cat pics on Flickr. I was immediately featured on Boing Boing, Mashables, CNN Tech, BuzzFeed, and many more including international tech news etc. Especially, I loved that Boing Boing said I "just won the internet".
A good time.
HTTP Status Cats are later well-adopted by communities, and evolved into many APIs and apps, especially HTTP Status Cats API and its awesome domain, http.cat by Rogério Vicente. The page is also available in Catalan language, as its TLD shows!
What has changed since 2011 is that Milo (right: black and fuzzy) and Sandy (left: tabby) as the cats of Status 204 are no longer with me. Both kitties has crossed the Rainbow Bridge in 2012 and 2015 respectively.


Are you new to modding Skyrim or looking to get started modding on the right foot? Getting Started is for you! The items listed on this page are utilities and tools to let Skyrim mods have more features and work correctly. Also, Skyrim.ini and SkyrimPrefs.ini tweaks are discussed here.
Before you proceed complete the following steps:
C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\skyrim
Skyrim.ini
and the
SkyrimPrefs.ini
files correctly. These are located by default here:
C:\Users\%YOUR_USER_NAME%\Documents\My Games\Skyrim\
Next, you will need Skyrim Script Extender (SKSE). Download SKSE here http://skse.silverlock.org/. After installing SKSE, you will start Skyrim by using skse_loader.exe. Again, you will NOT start Skyrim by launching it from Steam. Personally, I make a shortcut to skse_loader.exe then pin it to the Windows Start Menu.
You will know if SKSE is working properly if you have a SKSE message when you open the menu in Skyrim, as shown in this screenshot.
After you download SKSE and install SKSE, go to your /skyrim/Data/ folder. Create a new folder called "SKSE". Within this new folder, make a new file named skse.ini
.
Then, open this file with Notepad and put in the following code:
[General] ClearInvalidRegistrations=1 [Memory] DefaultHeapInitialAllocMB=768 ScrapHeapSizeMB=256
Description of LOOT from the LOOT download page:
Setting the right load order for your mods is a crucial step to enjoying a stable modded game. The Load Order Optimisation Tool (LOOT) can help with that, by providing automated load order sorting that's simple to use and fully customisable.
While sorting, LOOT checks for load order errors (such as incompatibilities and missing requirements) and notifies you of any issues that it detects. It also provides thousands of plugin-specific messages, such as usage notes and bug warnings, to help keep your game healthy.
 You should run LOOT after installing any mod. Also, make sure to read the mod descriptions to see if that particular mod should be loaded last/after another certain mod, because LOOT is not perfect.
If you've heard about BOSS, it is no longer being supported. LOOT is the successor to BOSS.
Now, to make mod installation easy, download Nexus Mod Manager (NMM). With NMM you can download mods with a click of a button from the Skyrim Nexus website, which makes installing and uninstalling mods very easy.
Download the "Installer" version of Wrye Bash. You will need to use Wrye Bash after you download the mods listed in The Essentials section.
Wrye Bash was a tool that is used mainly for modding Oblivion. You can still use it to be a mod installer/organizer of sorts for Skyrim still, but it's main feature we want to use is the Bashed Patch feature. With the Bashed Patch feature, we can merge the leveled lists of mods together. When different plugins alter the same leveled list, only the last loaded plugin's changes get applied. The leveled list patcher circumvents the issue by instead merging all the changes made to leveled lists and having this merged set of changes applied.
 The Bashed Patch should also be last in the load order list unless you have plugins that explicitly state that they must be loaded last.
Steps to create a Bashed Patch with Wrye Bash (do this after completing the Essentials section):Update.esm [ADR] Unofficial Skyrim Patch.esp [ADR] Dawngaurd.esm [AD] ...etc...
TES5Edit is a tool that I have not used a lot, but mod creators do use TES5Edit to remove bad data/record changes ("dirty edits") that were made by accident or to sometimes patch other mods together. More documentation is here: http://www.creationkit.com/Category:TES5Edit.
You can use TES5Edit to remove the dirty edits that Bethesda left in Skyrim.esm, Dawnguard.esm, Dragonborn.esm, and Hearthfire.esm. You can also use TES5Edit to remove dirty edits in other mods you download, but in my experience TES5Edit is for more advanced users or mod makers. Therefore, don't worry too much about cleaning your .esm files.
Also, be aware that some mods require that they remain "dirty", as in the dirty edits are intentional to ensure the mod functions properly. Usually the mod's description page will tell you whether the dirty edits are intentional.
Edit Skrim.ini with a text editing program (like Notepad) with the following tweaks. Some tweaks are strongly recommended, others are optional. The text in brackets (eg:[General]) is that section's header. Do not create a section's header (eg: [General]) if it exists already.
The location of this file, by default, is this:
C:\Users\YOUR_USER_NAME\Documents\My Games\Skyrim\
Disable the intro video/logo splash. - Shave off a few seconds when Starting up Skyrim! Either delete the intro.bik
video file in Skyrim's Skyrim/data/video folder, or you can do this .ini tweak in the [General] section.
[General] sIntroSequence=
Shadow Flicker - A viewer of mine told me about this great tweak. This tweak will fix shadow flickering caused by the sun when it updates its position.
Optional[Display] fSunShadowUpdateTime=0.25 fSunUpdateThreshold=1.5
Torch/Light Source Pop-In - Enable a higher distance for the drawing of torches/light sources. Default in the game is 1024, which is pretty close.
Optional[General] fFlickeringLightDistance=4096
Bow/Crossbow Aim Fix - Align your arrows and bolts to aim towards the center of your targeting reticule
Optional[Combat] f1PArrowTiltUpAngle=0.7 f3PArrowTiltUpAngle=0.7 f1PBoltTiltUpAngle=0.7 f3PBoltTiltUpAngle=0.7
Disable all killcams - Tired of killcams or think they break immersion? Disable them with this tweak!
Optional[VATS] bVATSDisable=1
Change these the Skyrim.ini file with a text editing program (such as Notepad) to tweak certain settings. The text in brackets (eg [General]) is that section's header.
The location of this file, by default, is something like this:
C:\Users\YOUR_USER_NAME\Documents\My Games\Skyrim\
SkyrimPrefs.ini has parameters that control other configuration options in Skyrim. Much like editing Skyrim.ini in the section before, these tweaks are optional.
For ENB users only - bFloatPointRenderTarget - This tweak is required for ENBs to properly use floating point rendering which allows the enhanced graphical effects, such as SSAO, DoF and more.
Enable if using ENB[Display] bFloatPointRenderTarget=1
Shadow Map Resolution - Bit of a tweak to reduce the excessive iShadowMapResolution that is set to 4096 by the Ultra graphics setting. You hardly lose any shadow graphical quality, but gain a big increase in performance.
Strongly recommended, performance gain[Display] iShadowMapResolution=2048
Shadows Tweaks - Enable shadows that trees and land/rocks cast. Small performance hit, but increases graphical quality.
Optional, small performance hit[Display] bDrawLandShadows=1 bTreesReceiveShadows=1
Disable Mouse Acceleration - Simply disables mouse acceleration.
Optional[Controls] bMouseAcceleration=0
Curious about what types of files (.esp. .bsa, .dds, etc) you're seeing/using? Check out http://wiki.step-project.com/Guide:Skyrim_Installation#Mod_Filetypes_and_Directories.
Bad performance?
Disable HD texture mods if your video card does not have much VRAM. Another thing to decrease are shadow settings and maybe your resolution. Both of these are the main hogs of performance. Also, if you use an ENB, you may want to tone the ENB graphical effects down (such as Depth of Field, Detailed Shadows, sunrays, Ambient Occlusion, etc), or turn them off completely.


UI5 Web Components
Enterprise-flavored sugar on top of native APIs!
Current version 1.0.0-rc.5
Enterprise Ready
Compliant to SAP Fiori design language. Rich feature set. Includes all enterprise standards, such as accessibility, i18n, theming, etc
Lightweight
Comes with minimal footprint that you can easily add to your app.
Easy To Consume
Based on web standards. Future proved. Compliant with any technology of choice.
Try out the demo apps
We have a demo in React...
Explore the code...but how about Angular...
Explore the code...or if you fancy VueJS?
Explore the code
Framework Compatibility
UI5 Web Components are framework-agnostic and can run with arbitary frameworks:
Browser Compatibility
UI5 Web Components are supported on all modern browsers and even one old-school browser:


The annual iRODS User Group Meeting brings iRODS users, administrators, Consortium members, and staff to discuss iRODS-enabled applications and discoveries, technologies powered by iRODS, and the future of iRODS and the iRODS Consortium. The meeting hosts presentations from the user community and the core development team, including use case presentations, live demonstrations, and open discussions about requested iRODS features.
| June 13 - June 16, 2023 | iRODS Consortium | Chapel Hill, North Carolina, USA |
| July 5 - July 8, 2022 | KU Leuven | Leuven, Belgium |
| June 8 - June 11, 2021 | Wellcome Sanger Institute | Virtual |
| June 9 - June 12, 2020 | University of Arizona | Virtual |
| June 25 - June 28, 2019 | Utrecht University | Utrecht, Netherlands |
| June 5 - June 7, 2018 | iRODS Consortium | Durham, North Carolina, USA |
| June 13 - June 15, 2017 | Utrecht University | Utrecht, Netherlands |
| June 7 - June 9, 2016 | iRODS Consortium | Chapel Hill, North Carolina, USA |
| June 9 - June 11, 2015 | iRODS Consortium | Chapel Hill, North Carolina, USA |
| June 18 - June 19, 2014 | Institute for Quantitative Social Science, Harvard University | Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA |
| February 28 - March 1, 2013 | Max Planck Institute for Plasma Physics | Garching, Germany |
| March 1 - March 2, 2012 | University of Arizona | Tucson, Arizona, USA |
| February 17 - February 18, 2011 | RENCI at UNC-Chapel Hill | Chapel Hill, North Carolina, USA |
| March 24 - March 26, 2010 | RENCI at UNC-Chapel Hill | Chapel Hill, North Carolina, USA |
| February 2 - February 5, 2009 | CC-IN2P3 | Lyon, France |
| 2021 | A transnational data system for HPC/Cloud-Computing Workflows based on iRODS/EUDAT
[slides]
[video] Martin Golasowski - IT4Innovations, VŠB – Technical University of Ostrava Mohamad Hayek - Leibniz Supercomputing Centre |
| 2020 | iRODS_CSharp [slides]
[video] Reink Fidder - Utrecht University Jelle Teeuwissen - Utrecht University |


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UGUI: Zopfli is a GUI for the command line application Zopfli. Zopfli performs brute force attempts to losslessly compress PNGs. The more iterations it performs the more likely it is to reduce it's size. This is by far the slowest, but also the most effective method of PNG compression.
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Learn moreCoffee needs an annual rainfall of 1500 to 3000 mm, with Arabica needing less than other species. Whereas Robusta coffee can be grown between sea-level and about 800 metres, Arabica does best at higher altitudes and is often grown in hilly areas. As coffee is often grown in mountainous areas, widespread use of mechanical harvesters is not possible and the ripe coffee cherries are usually picked by hand. The main exception is Brazil, where the relatively flat landscape and immense size of the coffee fields allow for machinery use. Coffee trees yield an average of 2 to 4 kilos of cherries and a good picker can harvest 45 to 90 kilos of coffee cherry per day; this will produce nine to 18 kilos of coffee beans.


Buy a Product¶
Buyers can buy products using Kiosk Market Token, which is an ERC20 Token with an additional method called buy.
function buy(uint256 DIN, uint256 quantity, uint256 value) returns (bool)
This method is the core of the Kiosk protocol. Instead of simply transferring tokens from one account to another like transfer
or transferFrom
in the ERC20 standard, buy
provides an interface for a two-way transaction in which the buyer exchanges Kiosk Market Tokens for some consideration from the seller.
The buy method interacts with a DIN’s corresponding Market
contract.
/**
* Buy a product.
* @param DIN The DIN of the product to buy.
* @param quantity The quantity to buy.
* @param value The total price of the product(s).
*/
function buy(uint256 DIN, uint256 quantity, uint256 value) returns (bool) {
// Get the address of the market.
Market market = dinRegistry.market(DIN);
// The buyer must have enough tokens for the purchase.
require (balances[msg.sender] >= value);
// The requested quantity must be available for sale.
require(market.availableForSale(DIN, quantity) == true);
// The value must match the market price.
require(market.price(DIN, quantity, msg.sender) == value);
// Get the address of the seller.
address seller = dinRegistry.owner(DIN);
// Add the order to the order tracker and get the order ID.
uint256 orderID = orderTracker.registerNewOrder(
msg.sender,
seller,
market,
DIN,
value,
quantity,
block.timestamp
);
// Tell the market to execute the order.
market.buy(orderID);
// Throw an error if the order is not fulfilled by the market.
if (market.isFulfilled(orderID) == true) {
// Transfer the value of the order to the market.
balances[msg.sender] = balances[msg.sender].sub(value);
balances[market] = balances[market].add(value);
Transfer(msg.sender, market, value);
// Mark the order fulfilled.
orderTracker.setStatus(orderID, OrderUtils.Status.Fulfilled);
// Return true for transaction success.
return true;
}
// Mark the order canceled. This can be used by future buyers to evaluate market trustworthiness.
orderTracker.setStatus(orderID, OrderUtils.Status.Canceled);
// Return false for transaction failure.
return false;
}
First, it verifies that the product is available for sale and that the value parameter is equal to the market price. Then it creates an Order
and stores it on the global OrderTracker
. It will then execute the Market
method buy(uint256 orderID)
which must execute one or many transactions so that its method isFulfilled(uint256 orderID)
will return true
.
NOTE: This method does not follow Solidity best practices. Future implementations will likely contain breaking changes.


Davis Cup: Sasi Kumar Mukund pulls out of Pakistan tie
Sasi Kumar Mukund withdraws from Davis Cup Pakistan tie due to foot injury.
by PTIYoung Sasi Kumar Mukund on Saturday pulled out of the upcoming Davis Cup tie against Pakistan due to a foot injury.
Mukund, who was named as a reserve member, suffered the injury while playing in a tournament in Portugal.
"Unfortunately Sasi will not travel with us. He has informed that he sustained the injury while playing the doubles with compatriot Purav Raja," India's Davis Cup coach Zeeshan Ali told PTI during the team's practice session at DLTA.
"I can't put my weight down properly due to the injury," said Mukund.
Zeeshan said they wanted N Sriram Balaji to travel to Nur Sultan but getting visa at such short notice won't be possible.
Balaji was not named in the eight-member squad but he has been with the Indian team in the training camp to help the side prepare since Thursday.
Captain Rohit Rajpal, who was busy working out the doubles combination during the session, rued Mukund's absence.
"It is always good to have different training partners in an away tie. You need that variety in the side. It's unfortunate," Rajpal said.
Taking about the doubles combination, Rajpal said they are trying both Saketh Myneni and Jeevan Nedunchezhiyan to pair with Leander Paes.
"We still feel, Aisam and Aqeel may turn up for Pakistan so we are preparing all combinations. If a player like Saketh is there, Leander can dominate from the net," he said.
"If Jeevan is playing with Leander then probably, it's better Leander takes care of the back side of the court since Jeevan is quick. So we are trying everything."


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18: The Savvy Aardvark [ha5r], ship, 2 hulls, 1 rowing port, 6 sails,
18: 13% damaged, arrived from Ocean [ai06], owner:
18: Phantasm [n4b], Imperial Empire, duke, with two workers,
18: eight sailors
19: The Savvy Aardvark [ha5r], ship, 2 hulls, 1 rowing port, 6 sails,
19: 13% damaged, departed for Ocean [ai04].
30: It has stopped raining.
Routes leaving Ocean:
North, to Ocean [ah05], 6 days
East, to Ocean [ai06], 6 days
South, to Ocean [aj05], 6 days
West, to Ocean [ai04], 6 days


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Overview
Describes the resources, including machine learning (ML) compute instances and ML storage volumes, to use for model training.
Constant Summary
Instance Attribute Summary
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#instance_count ⇒ Integer
rw
The number of ML compute instances to use.
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#instance_groups ⇒ Array<Types::InstanceGroup>
rw
The configuration of a heterogeneous cluster in JSON format.
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#instance_type ⇒ String
rw
The ML compute instance type.
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#keep_alive_period_in_seconds ⇒ Integer
rw
The duration of time in seconds to retain configured resources in a warm pool for subsequent training jobs.
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#volume_kms_key_id ⇒ String
rw
The Amazon Web Services
::Aws::KMS
key that::Aws::SageMaker
uses to encrypt data on the storage volume attached to the ML compute instance(s) that run the training job. -
#volume_size_in_gb ⇒ Integer
rw
The size of the ML storage volume that you want to provision.
Instance Method Summary
::Aws::Structure
- Included
| #to_hash | Alias for Aws::Structure#to_h. |
Instance Attribute Details
#instance_count ⇒ Integer
(rw)
The number of ML compute instances to use. For distributed training, provide a value greater than 1.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-sagemaker/lib/aws-sdk-sagemaker/types.rb', line 35179
class ResourceConfig < Struct.new( :instance_type, :instance_count, :volume_size_in_gb, :volume_kms_key_id, :instance_groups, :keep_alive_period_in_seconds) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#instance_groups ⇒ Array
<Types::InstanceGroup> (rw)
The configuration of a heterogeneous cluster in JSON format.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-sagemaker/lib/aws-sdk-sagemaker/types.rb', line 35179
class ResourceConfig < Struct.new( :instance_type, :instance_count, :volume_size_in_gb, :volume_kms_key_id, :instance_groups, :keep_alive_period_in_seconds) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#instance_type ⇒ String
(rw)
The ML compute instance type.
::Aws::SageMaker
Training on Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2) P4de
instances is in preview release starting December 9th, 2022.
Amazon EC2 P4de instances (currently in preview) are powered by
8 NVIDIA A100 GPUs with 80GB high-performance HBM2e GPU memory,
which accelerate the speed of training ML models that need to be
trained on large datasets of high-resolution data. In this preview
release, Amazon SageMaker supports ML training jobs on P4de
instances (ml.p4de.24xlarge
) to reduce model training time. The
ml.p4de.24xlarge
instances are available in the following Amazon
Web Services Regions.
US East (N. Virginia) (us-east-1)
- US West (Oregon) (us-west-2)
To request quota limit increase and start using P4de instances,
contact the ::Aws::SageMaker
Training service team through your account
team.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-sagemaker/lib/aws-sdk-sagemaker/types.rb', line 35179
class ResourceConfig < Struct.new( :instance_type, :instance_count, :volume_size_in_gb, :volume_kms_key_id, :instance_groups, :keep_alive_period_in_seconds) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#keep_alive_period_in_seconds ⇒ Integer
(rw)
The duration of time in seconds to retain configured resources in a warm pool for subsequent training jobs.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-sagemaker/lib/aws-sdk-sagemaker/types.rb', line 35179
class ResourceConfig < Struct.new( :instance_type, :instance_count, :volume_size_in_gb, :volume_kms_key_id, :instance_groups, :keep_alive_period_in_seconds) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#volume_kms_key_id ⇒ String
(rw)
The Amazon Web Services ::Aws::KMS
key that ::Aws::SageMaker
uses to encrypt data
on the storage volume attached to the ML compute instance(s) that
run the training job.
VolumeKmsKeyId
when using an instance type with local storage.
For a list of instance types that support local instance storage, see Instance Store Volumes.
For more information about local instance storage encryption, see SSD Instance Store Volumes.
The VolumeKmsKeyId
can be in any of the following formats:
- //
::Aws::KMS
Key ID
"1234abcd-12ab-34cd-56ef-1234567890ab"
- // Amazon Resource Name (ARN) of a
::Aws::KMS
Key
"arn:aws:kms:us-west-2:111122223333:key/1234abcd-12ab-34cd-56ef-1234567890ab"
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-sagemaker/lib/aws-sdk-sagemaker/types.rb', line 35179
class ResourceConfig < Struct.new( :instance_type, :instance_count, :volume_size_in_gb, :volume_kms_key_id, :instance_groups, :keep_alive_period_in_seconds) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#volume_size_in_gb ⇒ Integer
(rw)
The size of the ML storage volume that you want to provision.
ML storage volumes store model artifacts and incremental states.
Training algorithms might also use the ML storage volume for scratch
space. If you want to store the training data in the ML storage
volume, choose File
as the TrainingInputMode
in the algorithm
specification.
When using an ML instance with NVMe SSD volumes, ::Aws::SageMaker
doesn't provision Amazon EBS General Purpose SSD (gp2) storage.
Available storage is fixed to the NVMe-type instance's storage
capacity. ::Aws::SageMaker
configures storage paths for training datasets,
checkpoints, model artifacts, and outputs to use the entire capacity
of the instance storage. For example, ML instance families with the
NVMe-type instance storage include ml.p4d
, ml.g4dn
, and ml.g5
.
When using an ML instance with the EBS-only storage option and
without instance storage, you must define the size of ::Aws::EBS
volume
through VolumeSizeInGB
in the ResourceConfig
API. For example,
ML instance families that use ::Aws::EBS
volumes include ml.c5
and
ml.p2
.
To look up instance types and their instance storage types and
volumes, see Amazon ::Aws::EC2
Instance Types.
To find the default local paths defined by the ::Aws::SageMaker
training
platform, see Amazon ::Aws::SageMaker
Training Storage Folders for
Training Datasets, Checkpoints, Model
Artifacts, and Outputs.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-sagemaker/lib/aws-sdk-sagemaker/types.rb', line 35179
class ResourceConfig < Struct.new( :instance_type, :instance_count, :volume_size_in_gb, :volume_kms_key_id, :instance_groups, :keep_alive_period_in_seconds) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end


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--- title: Data Preparation keywords: fastai sidebar: home_sidebar nb_path: "02_Data_Preparation.ipynb" ---
Whether working with simulated data or the real deal, it has to be represented in a standardized way to enable interchangeable use of library functions.
In general, we prepare data in two formats:
Psifr-Format. We use or modify code from the Psifr library for analysis of free recall data. Documentation of the data format expected by the library is provided in detail here. In particular, our data preparation code tends to import data as specified in the linked documentation and then apply psifr.merge_free_recall
to the imported DataFrame to enable direct computation of key summary statistics using other functions in the library.
Trials Array. The dataframes used by Psifr to prepare visualizes are useful for that purpose, but aren't ideal for the numerical calculations that often underlie tasks like model fitting. In prepared trials
arrays, each row corresponds to a unique trial that some subject performed for the study, while each entry corresponds to a recall event. Each positive integer refers to a unique item within the context of that trial, while 0 can be safely coded as recall termination, and negative integers track unique intrusions (though we normally exclude those during data preparation).
Our data preparation functions also tend to output associated metadata - e.g. list lengths, subject indices, condition vectors, and so on - useful for ensuring the correctness or speed of functions using them, or just for selecting subsets of the dataset for individualized analysis. I tend to add these in a haphazard way - when I realize I might use them! By including them in a dataset's associated preparation function, I avoid having to reimplement an extraction routine myself later on.
This dataset doesn't have any item repetitions, but could be useful for sanity checks and whatnot.
Our data structure associated with Murdock (1962) has three LL
structures that each seem to correspond to a different data set with different list lengths. Inside
each structure is:
recalls
with 1200 rows and 50 columns. Each row presumably represents a subject, and each column seems to
correspond to a recall position, with -1 coded for intrusions. MurdData_clean.mat
probably doesn't have these
intrusions coded at all.listlength
is an integer indicating how long the studied list is.subject
is a 1200x1 vector coding the identities of each subject for each row. Each subject seems to get 80 rows a
piece. He really got that much data for each subject?session
similarly codes the index of the session under consideration, and it's always 1 in this case.presitemnumbers
probably codes the number associated with each item. Is just its presentation index.We'll enable selection of relevant information from these structures based on which LL
structure we're interested in using a dataset_index
parameter.
murd_trials, murd_events, murd_length = prepare_murddata(
'../../data/MurdData_clean.mat', 0)
murd_events.head()
Across 4 sessions, 35 subjects performed delayed free recall of 48 lists. Subjects were University of Pennsylvania undergraduates, graduates and staff, age 18-32. List items were drawn from a pool of 1638 words taken from the University of South Florida free association norms (Nelson, McEvoy, & Schreiber, 2004; Steyvers, Shiffrin, & Nelson, 2004, available at http://memory.psych.upenn.edu/files/wordpools/PEERS_wordpool.zip). Within each session, words were drawn without replacement. Words could repeat across sessions so long as they did not repeat in two successive sessions. Words were also selected to ensure that no strong semantic associates co-occurred in a given list (i.e., the semantic relatedness between any two words on a given list, as determined using WAS (Steyvers et al., 2004), did not exceed a threshold value of 0.55).
Subjects encountered four different types of lists:
In each list there were 40 presentation positions, such that in the control lists each position was occupied by a unique list item, and in the pure massed and pure spaced lists, 20 unique words were presented twice to occupy the 40 positions. In the mixed lists 28 once-presented and six twice-presented words occupied the 40 positions. In the pure spaced lists, spacings of repeated items were chosen so that each of the lags 1-8 occurred with equal probability. In the mixed lists, massed repetitions (lag=0) and spaced repetitions (lags 1-8) were chosen such that each of the 9 lags of 0-8 were used exactly twice within each session. The order of presentation for the different list types was randomized within each session. For the first session, the first four lists were chosen so that each list type was presented exactly once. An experimenter sat in with the subject for these first four lists, though no subject had difficulty understanding the task.
The data for this experiment is stored in data/repFR.mat
. We define a unique prepare_repetition_data
function to build structures from the dataset that works with our existing data analysis and fitting functions.
Like in prepare_murd_data
, we need list lengths, a data frame for visualizations with psifir, and a trials array encoding recall events as sequences of presentation positions. But we'll also need an additional array tracking presentation order, too.
trials, events, list_length, presentations, list_types, rep_data, subjects = prepare_repdata(
'data/repFR.mat')
events.head()
The approach for creating simulated datasets is to initialize a model with specified parameters and experience sequences and then populate a psifr-formatted array with the outcomes of performing free recall
.
The simulate_data
function below presumes each item is just presented once and that a model has already been initialized, and is better for quick baseline characterization of model performance. Datasets with item repetitions during presentation violate this premise; a more unique function is normally necessary for simulating these models in a performant way.
Since model simulation this way has always directly led to visualization in work done so far, a corresponding trials
array is not produced.


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72 which reports its input. 1 We need it because rings take only reporters as input, not numbers.) What we’d like is a reporter-if that behaves like this one, delaying the evaluation of its inputs, but looks like our ﬁrst version, which was easy to use except that it didn’t work. Such blocks are indeed possible. A block that seems to take a simple expression as input, but delays the evaluation of that input by wrapping an “invisible ring” around it (and, if necessary, an id-like transformation of constant data into constant functions) is called a special form. To turn our if block into a special form, we edit the block’s prototype, declaring the inputs yes and no to be of type “Any (unevaluated)” instead of type Reporter. The script for the block is still that of the second version, including the use of call to evaluate either yes or no but not both. But the slots appear as white Any-type rectangles, not Reporter-type rings, and the factorial block will look like our ﬁrst attempt. In a special form’s prototype, the unevaluated input slot(s) are indicated by a lambda (λ) next to the input name, just as if they were declared as Procedure type. They are Procedure type, really; they’re just disguised to the user of the block. Special forms trade off implementor sophistication for user sophistication. That is, you have to understand all about procedures as data to make sense of the special form implementation of my if then else. But any experienced Scratch programmer can use my if then else without thinking at all about how it works internally. Special Forms in Scratch Special forms are actually not a new invention in Snap ! . Many of Scratch’s conditional and looping blocks are really special forms. The hexagonal input slot in the if block is a straightforward Boolean value, because the value can be computed once, before the if block makes its decision about whether or not to run its action input. But the forever if, repeat until, and wait until blocks’ inputs can’t be Booleans; they have to be of type “Boolean (unevaluated),” so that Scratch can evaluate them over and over again. Since Scratch doesn’t have custom C-shaped blocks, it can afford to handwave away the distinction between evaluated and unevaluated Booleans, but Snap ! can’t. The pedagogic value of special forms is proven by the fact that no Scratcher ever notices that there’s anything strange about the way in which the hexagonal inputs in the Control blocks are evaluated. Also, the C-shaped slot familiar to Scratch users is an unevaluated procedure type; you don’t have to use a ring to keep the commands in the C-slot from being run before the C-shaped block is run. Those commands themselves, not the result of running them, are the input to the C-shaped Control block. (This is taken for granted by Scratch users, especially because Scratchers don’t think of the contents of a C-slot as an input at all.) This is why it makes sense that “C-shaped” is on the fourth row of types in the long form input dialog, with other unevaluated types. 1 There is a primitive id function in the menu of the sqrt of block, but we think seeing its (very simple) implementation will make this example easier to understand.


The Latest: Young says Ohio St suspension due to loan
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - The Latest on Ohio State’s defensive end Chase Young’s suspension (all times local):
10:30 a.m.
Ohio State star defensive end Chase Young says his suspension for Saturday’s game against Maryland is fallout from borrowing money from a family friend last year.
In a statement posted on Young’s Twitter account, the All-American acknowledged that “I made a mistake” by accepting the loan. He says he repaid it in full and is “working with the University and NCAA to get back on the field as soon as possible.”
Young’s tweet came after the university announced he would be unavailable for the Maryland game because of a “possible NCAA issue.”
9:45 a.m.
Ohio State star defensive end Chase Young won’t play Saturday against Maryland because of a possible NCAA “issue” in 2018.
The surprising news was announced by the school with team’s status report and depth chart for the coming game. The statement says Young is being held out because of a “possible NCAA issue from last year” the athletic department is “looking into.” The school did not elaborate on what Young may have done or say for how long he might be out.
Young leads the nation in sacks with 13.5 after a dominant performance two weeks ago against Wisconsin that thrust him into the Heisman Trophy race. The junior was a preseason AP All-American and is projected to be one of the first players taken in next year’s NFL draft.
The third-ranked Buckeyes were No. 1 in this week’s initial College Football Playoff rankings. They were off last week and face Rutgers next week before finishing the season against No. 5 Penn State and No. 14 Michigan.
Young is a former five-star recruit from Maryland. He has been one of the best players in the country, regardless of position, this season, anchoring an Ohio State defense that leads the nation in yards per play (3.59).
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Preparation time
1-2 hours
Cooking time
30 mins to 1 hour
Serves
Serves 4
This authentic vindaloo recipe is not as spicy as the curry-house favourite, but still intensely flavoured.
Using a spice grinder, grind the cumin seeds, coriander seeds, peppercorns, cardamom seeds, cloves and cinnamon to a fine powder.
In a food processor, blend the ginger, garlic, chillies and white wine vinegar to a paste.
Mix the ground spice mixture with the paste until well combined and season with a pinch of salt. Rub the mixture all over the pork using your fingers, then set the pork aside, covered, to marinate for 1½-2 hours.
Heat four tablespoons of the oil in a non-stick pan. When the oil is hot, add the onion and fry for 3-4 minutes, or until golden-brown.
Add the marinated pork pieces and fry for 6-7 minutes, turning once, until golden-brown on all sides. Reduce the heat to low, cover the pan with a lid and cook for 35-40 minutes, stirring occasionally, or until the pork is tender. Add small splashes of boiling water to the pan as necessary if the juices in the pan dry out. Add as little water as possible as the resulting sauce should be quite thick.
Heat the remaining teaspoon of oil in a separate pan over a medium heat. When the oil is hot, add the mustard seeds. (CAUTION: the mustard seeds will start to pop. Keep the pan well away from your face and eyes.)
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Various enrichment programs are also offered throughout the year. Specialists in music, movement, science and literacy frequently visit the school. Regular visits from our local librarian make story time extra special.
We are fortunate to have our own Literacy Specialist on staff full-time, who regularly works with students in small groups and writes a monthly literacy newsletter for parents which provides information on early and pre-reading skills as well as a recommended reading list.
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Curriculum
We believe in an early childhood experience that focuses on the social, emotional, cognitive and physical (gross and fine motor) development of our students. Each day children have opportunities to work in large groups, small groups, one-on-one with a teacher or friend, and independently.
We follow the MA State Guidelines for Preschool Learning Experiences and the MA Curriculum Frameworks for Pre-K, for all subject areas. These subject areas include: Literacy, Science, Math, Social/Emotional Development, Health Education, Arts/Music and Technology.
We use a theme-based curriculum. We have seasonal themes as well as other themes which include, Author Studies, Space, Transportation and Dinosaurs. We change the areas of the classroom to correspond with the themes. We also read books and do other theme related activities.
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| Update time | Log |
|---|---|
| 2018-10-28 | Release Crispr-CBEI. |
| 2018-12-27 | Add localy off-target prediction function. |
| 2019-08-19 | Rearrange UI,prediction logic and add ORF identification. |
| 2019-09-01 | The Python version of CrisprCBEI released. |
| 2019-10-27 | Increased support for introns. |
Crispr-CBEI supports flexible local off-target prediction,that is,you can select any desired local Fasta file to compare to the spacer sequence chosen!If you used our supplied Demo sequence,the LacZ gene,you could download this test genome sequence, Test.fa ,for off-target prediction.
Select yourFasta file(e.g.,Test.fa),and then select"Mismatch"number(default Mismatch is less than or equal to 3),click"Start prediction!",Crispr-CBEI will quickly complete the calculation subsequently and display the predicted result.Of course,you can use cDNA,ORF or CDS sequences inFastaformat to make the off-target prediction,which can be used to pay attention to spacer's off-target affect in the coding area.
Crispr-CBEI off-target prediction function is a front-end prediction tool that supports local Fasta format files for off-target prediction without uploading to the server.Through algorithm optimization,Crispr-CBEI does not limit the size of Fasta files,and the spacer alignment speed is fast.The whole off-target calculation process is asynchronous and does not occupy much memory(about 200MB),so it would not affect other applications of the computer.
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FFI Serial¶ ↑
FFI Serial is a simple OS independent gem to allow access to a serial port
Why?¶ ↑
Other gems exist, why this gem?
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Opens Serial port as Ruby IO object
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Uses FFI to configure serial port using native operating system functions
Why IO?¶ ↑
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Serial ports are exposed as files in both Posix(Linux/Mac/BSD/etc) and Windows
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Ruby IO provides a rich API and it is part of standard library
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Ruby IO contains a large amount of very efficient and well tested code
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Reduces gem complexity to only configuring serial port
Why FFI?¶ ↑
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Removes native compilation concerns
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FFI is very widely supported (portable)
Installation¶ ↑
gem install ffi-serial
Usage¶ ↑
require 'ffi-serial' # Defaults for baud, data_bits, stop_bits and parity port = Serial.new port: '/dev/ttyUSB0' #=> <Serial:/dev/ttyUSB0> # Get configured settings from OS port.baud #=> 9600 port.data_bits #=> 8 port.stop_bits #=> 1 port.parity #=> :none # Really is a Ruby IO port.is_a?(IO) #=> true port.is_a?(File) #=> true port.read_nonblock(512) #=> ... <supported in Windows> port.readpartial(512) #=> ... port.write "\n" #=> 1 # etc. port.read_timeout = 1.5 #=> 1.5 # 1500ms port.gets("\n") #=> ... Timeouts after 1.5 seconds port.close #=> nil # Explicit configuration (and works on Windows) port = Serial.new port: 'COM1', data_bits: 8, stop_bits: 1, parity: :none #=> <Serial:COM1> # OR port = Serial.new port: 1, data_bits: 8, stop_bits: 1, parity: :none #=> <Serial:COM1>
See Ruby standard library IO for complete method list ruby-doc.org/core-1.9.3/IO.html
Notes¶ ↑
IO.read will not behave exactly as described in IO.read but probably not as most developers expect. IO.read will read either until read_timeout is reached or EOF is reached.
Serial ports are not truly files and will never reach EOF, therefore if read_timeout is 0, IO.read should be expected to block forever.


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For more details about Moon Cloud - check this page.


ameloblast
If you encounter any bugs or debug messages, please send a screenshot to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Alternatively, submit the screenshot with details through an issue here, on the main repository.
The engine Ameloblast runs on requires hardware acceleration to be enabled in Chrome/Chromium. This option is on by default in most modern browsers, but there is currently no visual indication or workaround for this problem.
Citations are viewable by pressing the spacebar on one of the three "Scholar's Notes" pages.
Citations for the portions of the model that are based on direct studies are available in the source, but those aren't a significant component.
All citations used in the current version:
Broadbent, Jonathan M, et al. “Dental Plaque and Oral Health during the First 32 Years of Life.” Journal of the American Dental Association (1939), vol. 142, no. 4, 2011, p. 415., doi:10.14219/jada.archive.2011.0197.
Crocombe, L. A., et al. “Is Self Interdental Cleaning Associated with Dental Plaque Levels, Dental Calculus, Gingivitis and Periodontal Disease?” Journal of Periodontal Research, vol. 47, no. 2, 2012, pp. 188–197., doi:10.1111/j.1600-0765.2011.01420.x.
Darby, Michele Leonardi, et al. Dental Hygiene : Theory and Practice. St. Louis, Missouri : Elsevier, 2015.
Geethika, B., and K. Selvarasu. “Oral Hygiene Products.” International Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences Review and Research, vol. 39, no. 2, 2016, pp. 134–137.
Citation Bib - not all of these are used for the model, but were useful in establishing a knowledge base


Introduction
About #
Stream UI Kit is beautiful Open Source Bootstrap 4 UI Kit under MIT license. The UI Kit comes with 5 beautiful complete pages and includes over 20 reusable and customizable UI Blocks.
Stream UI Kit is maintained by Htmlstream team. Do not miss any updates and announcements, stay tuned on our social pages:
What’s Included #
The download package includes .zip folder, please unzip the compressed folder and you’ll find the following directories and files including all raw source files:
stream-ui-kit-v1.0/
├── assets/
│ ├── css/
│ │ ├── styles.css
│ │ ├── min.styles.css
│ ├── img/
│ │ ├── ...
│ ├── img-temp/
│ │ ├── ...
│ ├── include/
│ │ ├── scss/
│ │ │ ├── ...
│ ├── js/
│ │ ├── global.js
│ │ ├── ...
│ ├── vendor/
│ │ ├── bootstrap/
│ │ ├── chartist-js/
│ │ ├── ...
├── README.md
├── package.json
├── gulpfile.js
├── index.html
├── home-page.html
├── services.html
├── about-us.html
├── about-me.html
├── contacts.html
├── starter-template.html
Note!
Please open pages via localhost
for better experiance. Some libraries might not work properly with pages viewed via the file://
protocol like when opening a local HTML file. You may check out MAMP Webserver . It's free and available for both MacOS and Windows.
Getting Started #
After unziping the download package into your folder, please open a command line and follow below detailed step by step examples.
A brief overview of the steps to your first task:
- Install Node.js and Gulp
- Install NPM modules
package.json
. - Run Gulp
Install Node.js and Gulp
Installing Node.js
If you do not have Node installed already, you can get it by downloading the package installer from Node's website. Please download the stable version of Node.js (LTS) NOT the latest.
Installing Gulp
You need to have Node.js (Node) installed onto your computer before you can install Gulp. When you're done with installing Node, you can install Gulp by using the following command in the command line:
Please note, first Gulp should be installed globally and for that reason -g
command is used.
npm install gulp-cli -g
Important!
Note: If you are using MacOS please use sudo
keyword in the command because they need administrator rights to install Gulp globally.
Install NPM modules package.json
Installing NPM modules
First, change the command line path into your project folder. if you have not done this before, you may check the following article to quick start http://www.digitalcitizen.life/command-prompt-how-use-basic-commands
Once the path of your workflow is changed to Unify folder, you may run package.json
file by using the following command:
npm install
This time, we're installing Gulp
with its all dependency plugins like gulp-sass
and others. It might take a few minutes, depends on your internet connection.
Run Gulp
Now we have an integrated workflow, try it out run:
gulp
Now you can try making some changes to assets/include/scss/styles.scss
and save it.
Important!
if you are updating any variables
, please make sure to save _custom.bootstrap.variables.scss
file. It must be refreshed when any varialbes is udated as we updated core Bootstrap codes through SASS to avoid code duplications. The file is located in the following path: assets/include/scss/vendors/bootstrap/..
OR simply re-run Gulp and all changes will be automatically up to date.
Starter Template #
Start with this basic HTML starter template, or modify any included layout pages. Be sure to have your pages set up with the latest design and development standards. That means using an HTML5 doctype and including a viewport meta tag for proper responsive behaviors.  Meta -->
<meta charset="utf-8">
<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1, shrink-to-fit=no">

<link rel="shortcut icon" href="favicon.ico" type="image/x-icon">

<link href="//fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Playfair+Display:400,700%7COpen+Sans:300,400,600,700" rel="stylesheet">

<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="assets/vendors/bootstrap/css/bootstrap.css">

<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="assets/css/styles.css">

Hello World!!

That’s all you need for overall page requirements. We have included the Starter Template starter-template.html
page where you can start your project from scratch.
Base UI
Colors #
We've updated Bootstrap’s default colors to brighter and trendy color variations in order to improve the contrast and design.
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#59287a .bg-primary.text-primary
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#00c9a7 .bg-secondary.text-secondary
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#0dd157 .bg-success.text-success
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#fb4143 .bg-danger.text-danger
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#fab633 .bg-warning.text-warning
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#2972fa .bg-info.text-info
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#1b1e24 .bg-dark.text-dark
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#f6f9fc .bg-light.text-light
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#fff .bg-white.text-white
Typography #
Bootstrap sets basic global display, typography, and link styles. Learn more about options of Boostrap Typography here. When more control is needed, check out the textual utility classes.
Google Fonts
Open Sans Google web font is used as a primary font family in Stream - UI Kit. Additionally, Playfair Display font family is used as a secondary (accent) font family. Choose and use over 600 fonts from Google Fonts library.
Aa
Open Sans
Playfair Display
Light
AaBbCcDd
Regular
AaBbCcDd
Bold
AaBbCcDd
Numbers (Light)
0123456789
Aa
Open Sans
Playfair Display
Light
AaBbCcDd
Regular
AaBbCcDd
Bold
AaBbCcDd
Numbers (Light)
0123456789
Headings
All HTML headings,

through

, are available.
| Heading | Example |
|---|---|
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h1. Bootstrap heading |
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h2. Bootstrap heading |
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h3. Bootstrap heading |
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h4. Bootstrap heading |
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h5. Bootstrap heading |
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h6. Bootstrap heading |

h1. Bootstrap heading

h2. Bootstrap heading

h3. Bootstrap heading

h4. Bootstrap heading

h5. Bootstrap heading

h6. Bootstrap heading

.h1
through .h6
classes are also available, for when you want to match the font styling of a heading but cannot use the associated HTML element.
h1. Bootstrap heading
h2. Bootstrap heading
h3. Bootstrap heading
h4. Bootstrap heading
h5. Bootstrap heading
h6. Bootstrap heading

h1. Bootstrap heading

h2. Bootstrap heading

h3. Bootstrap heading

h4. Bootstrap heading

h5. Bootstrap heading

h6. Bootstrap heading

Display Headings
Traditional heading elements are designed to work best in the meat of your page content. When you need a heading to stand out, consider using a display heading—a larger, slightly more opinionated heading style.
| Display Classes | Example |
|---|---|
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Display 1 |
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Display 2 |
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Display 4 |

Display 1

Display 2

Display 3

Display 4

Lead
Make a paragraph stand out by adding .lead.
This is Lead text and looks pretty awesome! Let's use this lead feature in other content blocks in future.

This is Lead text and looks pretty awesome...

Blockquotes
For quoting blocks of content from another source within your document. Wrap

around any HTML as the quote.
Left Bordered Blockquotes
Use .blockquote--left
class for left bordered blockquote
"This UI Kit is damn great! It is really beautiful nice UI Kit which offers quite a large set of options and the coding is done quickly and seamlessly. Thank you!"

"This UI Kit is damn great! It is really beautiful nice UI Kit which offers quite a large set of options and the coding is done quickly and seamlessly. Thank you!"

User feedback

Centered Blockquotes
Use .text-center
class for centered blockquote.
 It is really beautiful nice UI Kit which offers quite a large set of options and the coding is done quickly and seamlessly. Thank you!"

Right Bordered Blockquotes
Use .blockquote--right
class for right bordered blockquote.
 It is really beautiful nice UI Kit which offers quite a large set of options and the coding is done quickly and seamlessly. Thank you!"

"This UI Kit is damn great! It is really beautiful nice UI Kit which offers quite a large set of options and the coding is done quickly and seamlessly. Thank you!"

User feedback

Images #
All images are used from Unsplash and we included 100% all image sources in our download pacakge. In addition, all images can be easliy accessed in our unsplash collection.
Access all images used in Stream UI Kit for freeIcons #
We used Font Awesome icons, the web’s most popular icon set and toolkit. It includes over 950 free icons suitable for any needs.
Click here to see all iconsHelper Classes #
Coming Soon..
Components
Accordions #
Coming Soon..
Others
Changelog #
Please do not forget to backup your files before the upgrade.
Version 1.0 – 18 June 2018
- Initial Release
If you would like to get notified about important updates, you may star and watch the repository on GitHub or join to our Email Newsletter and follow us on our social pages:
Credits #
First, let us take this opportunity to thank all the creative minds for their great products and hard work. All used third party libraries are located in assets/vendor/..
and image sources in assets/img-temp/..
Libraries
| Name | License | URL |
|---|---|---|
| Bootstrap | MIT | https://getbootstrap.com |
| jQuery | MIT | http://jquery.com |
| Font Awesome | CC BY 4.0 | https://fontawesome.com |
| Slick Carousel | MIT | http://kenwheeler.github.io/slick |
| jQuery Parallax | MIT & GPL | https://ianlunn.co.uk/plugins/jquery-parallax |
| Typed.js | MIT | https://mattboldt.com/demos/typed-js |
| Counter-Up | GNU-2.0 | https://github.com/bfintal/Counter-Up |
| Waypoints | MIT | https://github.com/bfintal/Counter-Up |
| Magnific Popup | MIT | http://dimsemenov.com/plugins/magnific-popup |
| Shuffle | MIT | https://vestride.github.io/Shuffle |
Fonts & Images
- Google Fonts: http://www.google.com/fonts
- Unsplash Beautiful free photos: http://unsplash.com
License #
Stream UI Kit is Open Source project and licensed under MIT for better Web.


Joe Gomez and Jordan Henderson withdraw from England squad
by FSA EditorLiverpool have been given a scare after Joe Gomez suffered a knee problem, while Jordan Henderson is battling a viral infection.
Liverpool pair Joe Gomez and Jordan Henderson have been ruled out of England’s final Euro 2020 qualifier against Kosovo on Sunday.
Gomez, 22, sustained a knock to the knee in training on Friday and will not travel with the rest of Gareth Southgate’s squad, an England statement confirmed.
The injury caps a tumultuous few days for the defender, who was involved in a bust-up with Raheem Sterling earlier in the week.
Some fans booed Gomez when he was introduced as a second-half substitute during England’s clinical 7-0 win over Montenegro at Wembley.
Southgate and Sterling expressed bewilderment over the treatment of the young centre-back and England will now be without him as the Three Lions wrap up their Group A campaign, having already sealed qualification.
Henderson was not involved against Montenegro after arriving in camp with a viral infection, which has not fully cleared.
“The pair have returned to their club meaning the Three Lions will head to Pristina on Saturday with a 23-man squad,” the statement concluded.
Premier League leaders Liverpool will hope to have both players available when their title tilt resumes away to Crystal Palace on November 23.


BTS become second ever global artist after Justin Bieber to top Billboard's 'Social 50' for 150 weeks
by beansssAccording to Billboard on October 31, boy group BTS has official become the second ever global artist to top the 'Social 50' chart a total of 150 weeks, after Justin Bieber.
BTS have once again come out on top of Billboard's 'Social 50' chart for the week of October 24, marking this their 120th consecutive #1 spot. Justin Bieber currently holds the highest number of weeks as #1 on the 'Social 50' chart, with 163 weeks. Other global artists such as Taylor Swift and Rihanna have a record of 28 weeks and 21 weeks, respectively.
Meanwhile, BTS will be performing at this year's upcoming '2019 Mnet Asian Music Awards' in December, as well as at the '2019 KBS Gayo Festival'. Congratulations, BTS!


Welcome to eufat's website, but it still being cooked, so be patient.
Follow me at Twitter or send me a message to mail(at)eufat.com
Hosted on GitHub and will be powered with Jekyll.


Image sets are collections of images which can be loaded directly from the Origami Image Service
To load an image from this image set, use the following Image Service URL:
https://www.ft.com/__origami/service/image/v2/images/raw/<schemename>?source=<your-systemcode-here>
To request a new image, or to change an existing image, please create an issue on Github. For support please get in touch 😊
Slack: #origami-support
Email: origami.support@ft.com


lappend - Append list elements onto a variable
lappend varName ?value value value ...?
This command treats the variable given by varName as a list
and appends each of the value arguments to that list as a separate
element, with spaces between elements.
If varName doesn't exist, it is created as a list with elements
given by the value arguments.
Lappend is similar to append except that the values
are appended as list elements rather than raw text.
This command provides a relatively efficient way to build up
large lists. For example, ``lappend a $b'' is much
more efficient than ``set a [concat $a [list $b]]'' when
$a is long.
Using lappend to build up a list of numbers.
% set var 1
1
% lappend var 2
1 2
% lappend var 3 4 5
1 2 3 4 5
list, lindex, linsert, llength, lset(n)
lsort, lrange
append, element, list, variable
Copyright © 1993 The Regents of the University of California.
Copyright © 1994-1996 Sun Microsystems, Inc.
Copyright © 2001 Kevin B. Kenny. All rights reserved.
Copyright © 1995-1997 Roger E. Critchlow Jr.


H.B. Woodrose Seeds
I had been wanting to try HBW seeds for a long, long time and finally got the chance. I ordered 60 seeds for $20.00 over the internet.
Me and Dodd and Nam decided to try them out to see if they are as good as we've heard. Nam, an experienced dropper tried one as he had homework and other things to do that required a sober head. We decided to scrape the hairy coat off the seeds with Dodd's penknife.
This took bloody ages, so in the end we peeled two and opted to crush the rest in a coffee grinder and add water to the pulp (this way the seed matter is soaked into the water and the coating sinks to the bottom). We shook the water and left the mixture soaking for forty-five minutes. While we were waiting Nam started to come up on the one seed and recognised lsd feelings, this is acid he said. We returned and drank half of the mixture each and ate one of the seeds each.
We felt no nausea at all and the mixture did not tase bad at all. We decided to go for a drive (Nam drove) and Dodd said he could feel it coming on (it was his first trip) He started to feel worried as if he was going to jump out of a plane or something. I began to get a little bit excited but nothing more. After about half an hour, the trip came on.
Colours became intense and the music started to surround me. When I looked at my hands they were changing before my eyes. It affected Dodd more than me. He was laughing and saying this is amazing. Throughout our drive we could not stop laughing and were having the happiest time of our lives. Dodd came very close to hallucinating, but it wasnt to be. Colours were really bright and space seemed different (this was most noticable in Blockbuster video.
By the time we got home (about 2 hours later) we went into Nams sitting room and I noticed the walls were breathing and space became really distorted. We watched Pink Floyd's The Wall and I felt more emotion and pitty than I have in a long while. After this I went back to my room feeling depressed for about forty-five minutes. But then I thought about all the good in the world and how Pink Floyd cared about veterans and the trampled people and began to feel very happy and content. I went back to Nams for awhile and although the lsd feelings had almost subsided I felt at total peace...very, very mellow almost like I had smoked a bit of hash.
I slept like a baby that night and the next day in the place of a hangover, I had eight hours of intense happiness and well-being. At the end of the day I had a very minor visual, I saw little pieces of light like fireflies descending down on me.
Overall a very happy and trippy experience, which I would definitely recommend. The water mixture idea is no good though, we missed a good quantity of seed matter and probably ended up having more like four or five seeds each. This volume was a lot of fun.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


This maze is being solved entirely on your GPU as a 12-state cellular automata. All branches are searched in parallel (green) as they are discovered, leaving a trail of breadcrumbs pointing to the start (red). As soon as the end cell (red) is reached, a route is traced (blue) along the breadcrumb root back to the start. This final route trace would be better done on the CPU.


[§339-11] Transfer of authority and responsibility. The governor may, at the governor's discretion, transfer the authority and responsibility for implementing the provisions of this chapter to any appropriate state agency or office. [L Sp 1977 1st, c 2, pt of §2; gen ch 1985]


"""
.. currentmodule:: sqliteminor
:platform: Unix, Windows
:synopsis: simple class template
.. moduleauthor:: Vollund Leysing<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"""
import sys
# import sqlite3 as lite maybe don't need this import since everything will be done with the conn created outside the class
[docs]class SQLiteMinor(object):
def __init__(self, conn=None, table=None):
"""
Args:
db_file_path (str): The path to the database file with which this object will be working.
conn (Sqlite3.Connection): A connection object for interfacing with an sqlite database.
"""
self.result = "None"
self.status = "None"
self.table = table
self._conn = conn # create the connection outside of this class ... maybe with an object of the sqlitemgr class (see README.txt).
self._cursor = None
if conn:
self._create_cursor()
def __del__(self):
"""
Just close the connection when deleted.
"""
if self._conn:
self._conn.close()
@property
def conn(self):
"""
Get the conn (call it directly: obj.cursor)
"""
return self._conn
@conn.setter
def conn(self, val):
self._conn = val
self._create_cursor()
[docs] def add(self, members):
"""
Add (create) a row in the table whose name is assigned to self.table.
Args:
members (tuple): A tuple with the values to be inserted in the database. The values must be from left to right (first to last)
in the order in which columns of the target table were created.
For example if a table was created with a statement like:
CREATE TABLE trees(Id INT, tree_name TEXT, age_in_years INT)
and a row is to be inserted for a tree with an Id of 1, a tree_name of "ash", and age_in_years of 200 then the values
in the members tuple must also be in this order: (1, "ash", 200).
table (str): The name of the table to which the row is to be added.
Returns:
Number of rows added or None if there was a problem executing the statement.
.. warning::
This method as written can only execute one INSERT at a time.
.. note::
If adding a row which contains a date, be sure to render the date in the YYYY-MM-DD format.
Example: '2017-05-20'. The date can be either a string (corresponding to the TEXT data type in an
sqlite table) or a datetime.date object (corresponding to the DATE data type in an sqlite table).
"""
placeholders = "("
c = 1
for m in members:
if c == len(members):
placeholders = placeholders + "?)"
else:
placeholders = placeholders + "?, "
c = c + 1
return self._exec_stat("INSERT INTO " + self.table + " VALUES" + placeholders, "add", (members))
[docs] def read_all(self):
"""
Retrieve all rows from the table.
Args:
None
Returns:
rows (list): A list containing each row retrieved (rows contain all of their columns)
or None if there was a problem executing the statement.
"""
return self._exec_stat("SELECT * FROM " + self.table, "read_all")
[docs] def read_range(self, frm, to, col):
"""
Retrieve a group of rows from a table whose data in a specified column (col) falls within a certain range. The range is assessed
as being composed of values between and including a greater-than- and a less-than- reference value: 'frm' and 'to'.
Args:
frm (str) (int), (datetime.date) ...(others): "from", the starting value of the range of values to be retrieved.
to (str) (int), (datetime.date) ...(others): the ending value of the range of values to be retrieved.
col (str) (int), (datetime.date) ...(others): the actual name of the column of the table where the values are stored.
Returns:
rows (list): A list containing each row retrieved (rows contain all of their columns) or None if there was a problem executing the statement.
.. note:
Values are returned according to the type they are stored as in the table. For instance, if a date is stored in a column
whose sqlite type is DATE, a (python) datetime.date object will probably be returned. Handle accordingly. Moreover, values of different
data types may be passed in with 'frm' and 'to' -- as long as they correspond with the data type of the column of the sqlite
table, the SELECT statement should work.
"""
return self._exec_stat("SELECT * FROM " + self.table + " WHERE " + col + " BETWEEN ? AND ?", "read_range", (frm, to))
[docs] def read_head(self, number=5):
"""
Retrieve the first n rows in the table.
Args:
number (int): the number of rows from the top of the table to be returned.
Returns:
rows (list): A list containing each row retrieved (rows contain all of their columns)
or None if there was a problem executing the statement.
"""
return self._exec_stat("SELECT * FROM " + self.table + " LIMIT ?", "read_head", (number, ))
[docs] def read_tail(self, number=5, col=None):
"""
Retrieve the last n rows in the table.
Args:
number (int): the number of rows from the top of the table to be returned.
col (str): the name of a column in the table which the sql statement needs as a reference. This should be a
column that contains an ID number for the row, in order to actually get the last n rows from the table.
If this is not passed in, the _ROWID_ column is used.
Returns:
rows (list): A list containing each row retrieved (rows contain all of their columns)
or None if there was a problem executing the statement.
"""
if not col:
col = "_ROWID_"
return self._exec_stat("SELECT * FROM " + self.table + " ORDER BY " + col + " DESC LIMIT ?", "read_tail", (number, ))
[docs] def read_search_rows(self, target_col, search_val, search_specs=[True, False, False]):
"""
Retrieve one or more rows whose specified column has the passed-in value.
Args:
target_col (str): The name of the column to be searched for the value in search_val.
search_val (str) ...(other): The value to search for in the column specified by col.
exact_match (boolean):
search_specs (list) -
[exact_match (boolean),
search_val_at_start (boolean),
search_val_at_end (boolean)] :
If exact_match is True, 1. have the query look for an exact match,
2. search_val_at_start and search_val_at_end are disregarded.
3. Can be used to find a number (as opposed to a string).
If search_val_at_start is True, Only return the row if the search_val is at the beginning of
the target_col column specified by target_col.
If search_val_at_end is True, Only look for the search_val if it is at the end of target_col
column specified by target_col.
If both search_val_at_start and search_val_at_start are True, the search_val can be anywhere in the
the target_col column.
If both search_val_at_start and search_val_at_start are False, the search_val must match the entire
column.
Returns:
rows (list): A list containing each row retrieved (rows contain all of their columns)
or None if there was a problem executing the statement.
.. note:
if search_to_right/search_to_left are used and exact_match is False, this method is best suited for searching strings.
"""
stmt_parts = self._make_operator(target_col, search_val, search_specs)
return self._exec_stat("SELECT * FROM " + self.table + stmt_parts[0], "read_search_rows", (stmt_parts[1], ))
[docs] def update(self, ref_col, ref_col_val, target_col, new_val, search_specs=[True, False, False]):
"""
Update a value in a column of one or more rows in the table.
Args:
ref_col (str): The column whose value is to be used as a reference for finding the column of the row(s) to modify.
ref_col_val (str): The value the ref_col is to have to indicate its row is to be modified.
target_col (str): The column which is to receive the new (updated) value.
new_val (...): The new value for the target_col
search_specs (list):
(See read_search_rows)
Returns:
Number of rows modified or None if there was a problem executing the statement.
.. note:
if search_to_right/search_to_left are used and exact_match is False, this method is best suited for searching strings.
"""
stmt_parts = self._make_operator(ref_col, ref_col_val, search_specs)
return self._exec_stat("UPDATE " + self.table + " SET " + target_col + " = ?" + stmt_parts[0], "update", (new_val, stmt_parts[1]))
[docs] def delete(self, ref_col, ref_col_val, search_specs=[True, False, False]):
"""
Delete one or more rows in the table.
Args:
ref_col (str): The column whose value is to be used as a reference for finding the column of the row(s) to modify.
ref_val_col (str): The value the ref_col is to have to indicate its row is to be deleted.
search_specs (list):
(See read_search_rows)
Returns:
Number of rows modified or None if there was a problem executing the statement.
.. note:
if search_to_right/search_to_left are used and exact_match is False, this method is best suited for searching strings.
"""
stmt_parts = self._make_operator(ref_col, ref_col_val, search_specs)
return self._exec_stat("DELETE FROM " + self.table + stmt_parts[0], "delete", (stmt_parts[1], ))
def _exec_stat(self, statement, method_name, param_tuple=None):
"""
General code for executing the read or SELECT queries for all of the methods.
Args:
statement (str): The statement to be executed.
method_name(str): The name of the calling method.
"""
ret_val = None
try:
if param_tuple:
self._cursor.execute(statement, param_tuple)
else:
self._cursor.execute(statement)
if "SELECT" in statement:
ret_val = self._cursor.fetchall()
ret_val.sort()
else:
self.conn.commit()
ret_val = self._cursor.rowcount
self._set_result_and_status("OK", "")
except Exception as e:
msg = "In sqliteminor " + method_name + "(): " + str(e)
self._set_result_and_status("FAIL", msg)
return ret_val
def _set_result_and_status(self, result, status):
"""
Set self.result and self.status here to help DRY out the code in the above methods.
Args:
result (self, string): the result of the operation performed by the calling method.
status (self, string): the status (self, description) of the outcome of the operation performed by the calling method.
"""
self.result = result
self.status = status
def _create_cursor(self):
"""
Create the cursor object.
"""
try:
self._cursor = self._conn.cursor()
self._set_result_and_status("OK", "")
except Exception as e:
msg = "In SqliteMinor _create_cursor: " + str(e)
self._set_result_and_status("FAIL" , msg)
def _make_operator(self, col, val, search_specs):
"""
Create and return the variable part of the sql statement and the value for the placeholder
used by some the methods above dealing with SELECTing, UPDATEing or DELETEing one or more rows in a table.
"""
operator = ""
if search_specs[0]:
operator = " WHERE " + col + " = ?"

if search_specs[1]:
val = val + "%"
if search_specs[2]:
val = "%" + val
return [operator, val]


Jessica's Dev Bootcamp Blog
June 6, 2014
Ruby Loops!
Loops are used to execute the same block of code multiple times. There are many different types of loops in ruby. This blog post will aim to explain the common types of ruby loops a bit, and perhaps shed some light on when to use each type.
While
The while loop executes a code block while a given condition is true. In other words, the loop keeps going while some condition is still true, and stops once the condition becomes false. So, use a while loop when you want to execute a block of code over and over again, until some condition becomes false!
x = 10
while x > 0
x -=1
puts "This loop will execute #{x} more times!"
end
# This loop will execute 9 more times!
# This loop will execute 8 more times!
# ...
# This loop will execute 0 more times!
Be careful to make sure that the condition WILL become false, or else you've got yourself an infinite loop and that is no bueno. In the above example, if you didn't decrement the x var by -1, the interpreter would just run the code... forever. Or until your OS killed itself :)
Until
The until loop is complementary to the while loop, it's basically the backwards version of while. An until loop will execute a code block as long as the condition is false. In other words, the loop keeps going until the condition is true. Hence, an until loop is useful when you want to execute a block of code over and over again, until some condition becomes true!
x = 10
until x == 0
x -=1
puts "This loop will execute #{x} more times!"
end
# This loop will execute 9 more times!
# This loop will execute 8 more times!
# ...
# This loop will execute 0 more times!
Watch for infinite loops here too! That decrementer line of code is necessary, just like it was in the while loop.
Loop
In while and until loops, we saw a way to repeat an action in ruby. It is also possible to do this using an iterator. What is an iterator? An iterator is a ruby method that repeatedly invokes a block of code. The loop method is a simple iterator that performs unconditional looping. A loop method could be useful if you wanted to execute a block of code repeatedly, and not based on whether a condition is true or false.
i = 10
loop {
puts "I love bacon!"
i -= 1
break if i <= 0
}
# I love bacon!
# Prints out "I love bacon!" 9 more times.
Notice the break condition. This is to prevent the horror of an infinite loop!
Times
The .times method is an iterator which executes code a specified number of times. It can be called on a number (such as the example below, 10.times) or on a variable containing a number (ex: num = 10 => call with num.times).
10.times {puts "I love bacon!"}
# This also prints out "I love bacon!" 10 times! So easy right?
As seen above, the .times method really shines when you know exactly how many times you want to execute a loop.
Each
The .each method is an extremely useful iterator, which can apply code to each element of an object, one at a time. The syntax is:
object.each{|item| #code to apply }
names = ["Ozzy Osbourne", "Tommy Iommi", "Geezer Butler", "Bill Ward"]
names.each {|n| puts "#{n} was a member of Black Sabbath."}
# Ozzy Osbourne was a member of Black Sabbath.
# Tommy Iommi was a member of Black Sabbath.
# Geezer Butler was a member of Black Sabbath.
# Bill Ward was a member of Black Sabbath.
As seen in the example above, one way the .each method is extremely useful is when you have an array of elements, and want to apply the same code to each of those elements!


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British Airways' latest sale has cheap flights to Europe under £30 each way
British Airways' latest sale includes plenty of cheap flights to Europe with fares from £24 each way as well as package deals but the sale isn't on for very long
by Julie Delahaye, https://www.facebook.com/juliedjournoBritish Airways is giving holidaymakers the perfect opportunity to bag a cheap European city break in its latest sale.
The airline has slashed prices across 200,000 seats on its London Gatwick routes, and there are currently fares from £24 each way up for grabs.
There are heaps of tempting destinations including the likes of Amsterdam, Nice, Seville, Alicante, Venice, Rome and Dubrovnik included in the offer.
All of the discounted flights are already available to book on the British Airways website here .
However, if you find your ideal getaway in the offers then it's worth snapping it up, as the sale isn't on for long; it ends on Tuesday 5th November.
Oh, and as there are 200,000 seats included, once they're gone, that's it. (As for the travel dates available, this varies depending on your destination but there are selected dates available from November 2019 through to March 2020).
The sheer amount of choice can be a little overwhelming so to give you a helping hand we've picked out some of the best flight deals that caught our attention in the sale.
Check out our top picks below - and happy holiday hunting!
- Nice from £24 each way
- Alicante from £25 each way
- Cologne from £25 each way
- Amsterdam from £26 each way
- Seville from £26 each way
- Dubrovnik from £30 each way
- Rome from £30 each way
If you're thinking of visiting the Christmas markets, your window of travel dates is a little shorter as the sale excludes travel between the 16th-29th December.
However, the good news is that heaps of Europe's best Christmas markets kick off in late November, so if you can find a deal that's for late November or early December it can be done!
Thinking of a ski holiday instead? You can find flights to Geneva from £27 each way , which makes for a handy base from which to then head to the world's top ski resorts.
It's not just flights which are on offer in the deals. In fact, British Airways has also slashed prices on a host of packages, with flight and hotel deals from £99pp included in the sale to the likes of Amsterdam, Rome and Venice.
Don't be disheartened if you can't quite find the right offer for you. You may want to bookmark our Holiday Deals page which we regularly update with all the latest flight sales and travel deals we find that we think you'll love, for both last minute getaways and holidays in 2020.