Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
10 to 30 mins
Serves
Serves 4
Preheat the oven to 200C/400F/Gas 6.
Cut a pocket into the side of each of the pork chops, three-quarters deep into the chop, running the length of the chops.
Mix the prunes and apricots together in a bowl.
Stuff each pocket in the chops with the prunes and apricots and secure with a cocktail stick which has been soaked in water for ten minutes. Season with salt and freshly ground black pepper.
Heat an ovenproof griddle pan until smoking. Place the stuffed chops onto the griddle and cook for three minutes, or until golden-brown on both sides.
Transfer to the oven to cook for 5-6 minutes, or until completely cooked through.
For the sauce, heat the oil in a pan and gently fry the shallots and garlic until soft.
Add stock and boil to reduce to almost nothing.
Add the cider and boil to reduce the volume by half, then stir in the mustard and simmer for five minutes.
Season, to taste, with salt and freshly ground black pepper, then add the cream and stir to combine.
To serve, place two chops onto each plate and place a spoonful of rice alongside. Drizzle over the sauce.


There are two components that have to be configured at either the
context or server level. (context.xml or server.xml) They are the
Resource and the Realm.
OdbResource
The OPDPFObjectFactory class must be configured as a JNDI Resource
in Tomcat. This must be done in either server.xml or the
context.xml file for the web application.
Putting the configuration in server.xml is generally more
appropriate. When running the embedded server, the OServer instance
runs as a singleton anyway so the configuration is effectively
global wherever you put it. Two different configurations in
different context.xml files would result in undefined behaviour.
Most likely the first application to be loaded would override any
others.
The Tomcat
guide on resource configuration is here. Important things to
note for OdbResource configuration are:
-
The auth attribute must have a value of "Container".
-
The capacity attribute sets the maximum number of connections available.
-
The closeMethod attribute must have a value of "close".
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The factory attribute must have a value of
"com.ashtonit.odb.jndi.OPDPFObjectFactory".
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The type attribute must have a value of
"com.orientechnologies.orient.core.db.OPartitionedDatabasePoolFactory".
-
The singleton attribute must have a value of true, to ensure
that the close method is run. (In fact the factory remains a
singleton regardless of this attribute.)
An OdbResource definition:
<Resource
auth="Container"
capacity="100"
closeMethod="close"
configFile="/opt/orientdb-community-2.1.3/config/orientdb-server-config.xml"
factory="com.ashtonit.odb.jndi.OPDPFObjectFactory"
name="opdpfactory"
singleton="true"
type="com.orientechnologies.orient.core.db.OPartitionedDatabasePoolFactory"
/>
The only attributes in the above element that are not described in
the Tomcat configuration guide are
capacity and
configFile. Add
configFile if you
want to run an embedded OrientDB server. The value should be the
name of the OrientDB server configuration file. Refer to the
OrientDB manual if you edit this file. I have generally left it
untouched.
Finally, to make the resource available to a given web application
you also must add it as a Resource Link in the web
app's context.xml:.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<Context>
<ResourceLink global="opdpfactory" name="opdpfactory"
type="com.orientechnologies.orient.core.db.OPartitionedDatabasePoolFactory">
</ResourceLink>
</Context>
The
Tomcat guide on JNDI resource
configuration is here.
OdbRealm
This is a fairly simple and restricted authentication Realm for
Tomcat. It only supports one form of authentication, the basic
username/password method. Attempting to use any other method will
result in an UnsupportedOperationException.
The Tomcat guide on realm configuration
is here. See the
API documentation for OdbRealm for more
information on this specific implementation. Important things to
note for OdbRealm configuration are:
-
The className attribute must have a value of
"com.ashtonit.odb.realm.OdbRealm".
-
The value of the dbUser attribute must be the name of a user
with read access to the OUser class in the OrientDB database.
The "admin" user can be used for this for development and
testing purposes.
-
The dbResource attribute is optional:
-
If present, the OdbRealm
pool will be obtained from the
OPartitionedDatabasePoolFactory resource. The value must
match the value of the "name" attribute in the OdbResource
configuration.
-
If not present, a new pool with the default capacity will
be instantiated by the realm.
-
The value of the dbUrl attribute must be a valid OrientDB URI.
<Realm
className="com.ashtonit.odb.realm.OdbRealm"
dbPass="admin"
dbResource="opdpfactory"
dbUrl="plocal:/opt/odb/mygraphdb"
dbUser="admin"
/>
The Principal implementation used by
OdbRealm is OdbPrincipal. If you want to
look up an OrientDB pool factory directly from a JNDI context in
your web application you can cast the principal to OdbPrincipal and
then obtain the OrientDB URL as well as the username and password.
See the servlet example just below.
Here we have a simple example showing how to look up the database
pool factory in the JNDI context, obtain and use an OrientGraph
instance and release it again.
You may notice that the database URI is obtained from the principal.
This allows multiple databases, each managed by a different realm.
The OdbResource configuration defines the server, not the database.


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Disclaimer:
With the Udemy courses I have studied, I have been given some basic knowledge on global economics,
finance, accounting, investing and business. This by no means makes me a professional or proves any of the pieces
shown below. I write these for fun and enjoyment as well as the knowledge they bring me to share. Your criticism
is more than welcome.
These applications are created in the phyton coding language and converted to exe files using pyinstaller. These applications will only run on window pc's and laptops and not on any apple or mobile device.
Please Note:
These are very basic and do not require adminstration, they will cause warnings and alerts with
your anti-virus software, however there is nothing harmful about these applications and only there simplicity is cause for the issues. They may take a few seconds to open.
This application will calculate the future value of a present sum of money. It works with inflation rate and is useful to show how your purchasing power decreases over time. For example, R1000 rand today will only be able to buy R600 worth of stuff in 10 years.
The economic series are a series of articles written about certain countries' global economics and the general life-style within these countries. Since I have not visited most of these countries, the statistics will be based on prominant sources. These articles are heavily reliant on the World Bank Open Data and the International Monetary Fund. The sources of crime and life-style come from reliable and independant sources. These articles are here to provide you with information about these countries and allows you to make up your own mind as to where you think that country will be heading.


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WITNESS LIST State Affairs Committee March 12, 2001 - 1:00P SB 154 FOR: Cutler, James (Southwest Transplant Alliance), Dallas, TX Littlefield, Rita (Texas Renal Coalition), Austin, TX Registering, but not testifying: For: Reece, Laurie (Texas Transplant Society), Austin, TX SB 304 FOR: Clayton, Bill (State Aircraft Pooling Board), Austin, TX Registering, but not testifying: On: Camp, Tom (State Aircraft Pooling Board), Austin, TX Daniels, Jerry (State Aircraft Pooling Board), Austin, TX Levine, Ken (Sunset Commission), Austin, TX SB 345 Registering, but not testifying: For: Woodford, Suzy (Common Cause Texas), Austin, TX SB 489 FOR: Black, Howard (Self), Austin, TX Brancato, John (La Bodega Winery), DFW Airport, TX Constable, Les (Self), Alvord, TX Elliott, Gary (Driftwood Vineyards), Driftwood, TX Houser, Franklin D. (Self), New Braunfels, TX Naber, Richard L. (Flat Creek Estate Vineyard & Winery), Marble Falls, TX Smith, Bobby (La Buena Vista Vineyards/Texas Wine & Grape Growers Association), Springtown, TX Steves, Sterling W. (C.A. Dickerson et al), Fort Worth, TX Swilley, Jenny (Self), Austin, TX Switzer, Cord (Switzer Family/Fredericksburg Winery), Fredericksburg, TX Valentino, Ben (Prospero Equipment Corporation/Texas Wine & Grape Growers Association), San Antonio, TX AGAINST: Donley, Rick (Beer Alliance of Texas), Austin, TX Gray, Alan (Licensed Beverage Distributors), Austin, TX McKinney, Mike (Wholesale Beer Distributors of Texas), Austin, TX Sims, Charles A. (Spirits Liquor Stores/Texas Package Stores Association), San Marcos, TX Weems, Rodger (Self), Stephensville, TX ON: Hubert, Martin (Texas Department of Agriculture), Austin, TX Registering, but not testifying: For: Clayton, Bill (Texas Wine and Grape Growers Association), Austin, TX Davies, Howard (Oak Creek Vineyards), Plano, TX Glen Dawson, Paula (Texas Wineries), Austin, TX Johnson, James R. (Alamosa Wine Cellars), Bend, TX Johnson, Karen (Alamosa Wine Cellars), Bend, TX Mercer, Anne (Texas Wine & Grape Growers Association), San Antonio, TX Miller, David A. (Texas Wine Industry), Arlington, TX Rioux, Anne (Texas Grape and Wine Industry/Texas Wine Consumers), Austin, TX Shepard, Hamilton (Self), Kerrville, TX Shepard, Norma (Self), Kerrville, TX Against: Sparks, Robert (Licensed Beverage Distributors, Inc.), Austin, TX SB 587 Registering, but not testifying: For: Hart, Claude (Texas State Troopers Association), Austin, TX Ingersoll, Deborah (Texas State Troopers Association), Austin, TX Lange, James (Self/Texas State Troopers Association), Austin, TX On: Cook, Christine (Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts), Round Rock, TX Dan, Kelli (State Auditor's Office), Austin, TX Nail, William (Employees Retirement System), Austin, TX SB 694 ON: Haddad, Sam (Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts), Austin, TX SB 695 FOR: Caputo, Cobby (Law Firm of Schwartz & Eichelhaum, P.C./City of Cedar Park), Austin, TX Rocha, Susan (City Attorney for Castle Hills, Boerne, Roma, Bandera), San Antonio, TX Registering, but not testifying: For: Carr, Snapper (Texas Municipal League), Austin, TX SB 777 FOR: Martin, Joe (Self), College Station, TX SB 787 Registering, but not testifying: For: Fondren, Gene (Texas Automobile Dealers Association), Austin, TX SB 798 ON: Cook, Christine (Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts), Round Rock, TX SB 799 ON: Cook, Christine (Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts), Round Rock, TX Registering, but not testifying: On: Dan, Kelli (State Auditor's Office), Austin, TX SB 849 FOR: Fondren, Gene (Texas Automobile Dealers Association), Austin, TX AGAINST: Roche, Kenneth (Gulf States Toyota/Alliance of Automobilers Manufacturers), Houston, TX Registering, but not testifying: Against: Ferguson, Lloyd (Alliance of Automobile Manufacturers), Austin, TX On: Bay, Brett (TxDOT), Austin, TX


I would just like to express a brief note of caution. Although regulations require medical products to list the medical ingredients of their product, in Canada they won't neccesarily put the 'buffer' chemical on the list. This buffer chemical is the one that makes you throw up violently if you accidently ingest 'too much' to stop little kids from accidently killing themselves (or adults too, I suppose). Of course, if you're using a chemical recreationally then this buffer will almost certainly get in the way.
This may be why a number of people have reported ill effects from cough remedies which _appeared_ to contain only DXM. I have personally used DXM with no undesirable effects several times, then, after switching brands (to the generic one none the less!) I became violently sick and had uncontrollable diarheah when taking a trivial dose (300mg DXM HBr) I guess the moral of the story would be to try out a new brand at low levels and see if you can feel evidence of a buffer before subjecting yourself to 5-6 hours of nausia and delerium.
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.


Call Us +27 [0] 66 132 7755
All Saints In Anglican Church
encountering the love of God in our relationships , sharing our journey
as we discover God in the plan and learning to trust God in and for
situation
CHILDREN’S CHURCH
MESSY CHURCH
EVENTS
The Church of England is the mother church of the Anglican Church worldwide.
All Saints Church is part of the Anglican Church of Southern Africa and falls with in the Diocese of Johannesburg,
which has 62 parishes and over 100 000 people.
Worldwide there are over 112 independent Anglican provinces, involving in excess of 70 million people.
22 June, 2020
Morning Prayer
Psalms 137, 138
Isaiah 4 : 2 - 6
Ephesians 4 : 17 - 32
22 June, 2020
Morning Prayer
Psalms 137, 138
Isaiah 4 : 2 - 6
Ephesians 4 : 17 - 32
22 June, 2020
Morning Prayer
Psalms 137, 138
Isaiah 4 : 2 - 6
Ephesians 4 : 17 - 32
All Saints acknowledges the "ministry of all believers", which basically means that the responsibility for spreading and growing God's kingdom on earth lies with all of us, not just the ordained.
We offer a wide variety of ministries where parishioners can offer their talents and time. To get involved in any of the ministries, please email the Church Office for more information.
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During this time where we don't know what tommorow holds, it is important for us men to have a community where we can share thoughts and encouragement about the challenges we have to face in our daily lives.
It will also help us network and share Gid's word and what direction he wants us to focus on as the men of All Saints
With this in mind we are starting an All Saints Men's Fellowship Group, which for now will be on whatsapp platform To Join this ministry please message Jerome Samuel at<PHONE_NUMBER> with your name , or send a message to the Church Whatsapp number 066 32 7755
Once we have the group created we will share some thoughts ideas and next steps
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The Parish of All Saints
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Branch Code :009953
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- django.db.models.base.Model(builtins.object)
-
- Posts
class Posts(django.db.models.base.Model) |
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Posts(id, title, body, created_ts) |
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- Method resolution order:
- Posts
- django.db.models.base.Model
- builtins.object
Methods defined here:
- __str__(self)
- Return str(self).
body = <django.db.models.query_utils.DeferredAttribute object>
created_ts = <django.db.models.query_utils.DeferredAttribute object>
- get_next_by_created_ts = _method(self, *, field=<django.db.models.fields.DateTimeField: created_ts>, is_next=True, **kwargs)
- get_previous_by_created_ts = _method(self, *, field=<django.db.models.fields.DateTimeField: created_ts>, is_next=False, **kwargs)
id = <django.db.models.query_utils.DeferredAttribute object>
title = <django.db.models.query_utils.DeferredAttribute object>
Data and other attributes defined here:
- DoesNotExist = <class 'posts.models.Posts.DoesNotExist'>
- MultipleObjectsReturned = <class 'posts.models.Posts.MultipleObjectsReturned'>
- objects = <django.db.models.manager.Manager object>
Methods inherited from django.db.models.base.Model:
- __eq__(self, other)
- Return self==value.
- __getstate__(self)
- Hook to allow choosing the attributes to pickle.
- __hash__(self)
- Return hash(self).
- __init__(self, *args, **kwargs)
- Initialize self. See help(type(self)) for accurate signature.
- __reduce__(self)
- helper for pickle
- __repr__(self)
- Return repr(self).
- __setstate__(self, state)
- clean(self)
- Hook for doing any extra model-wide validation after clean() has been
called on every field by self.clean_fields. Any ValidationError raised
by this method will not be associated with a particular field; it will
have a special-case association with the field defined by NON_FIELD_ERRORS.
- clean_fields(self, exclude=None)
- Clean all fields and raise a ValidationError containing a dict
of all validation errors if any occur.
- date_error_message(self, lookup_type, field_name, unique_for)
- delete(self, using=None, keep_parents=False)
- full_clean(self, exclude=None, validate_unique=True)
- Call clean_fields(), clean(), and validate_unique() on the model.
Raise a ValidationError for any errors that occur.
- get_deferred_fields(self)
- Return a set containing names of deferred fields for this instance.
- prepare_database_save(self, field)
- refresh_from_db(self, using=None, fields=None)
- Reload field values from the database.
By default, the reloading happens from the database this instance was
loaded from, or by the read router if this instance wasn't loaded from
any database. The using parameter will override the default.
Fields can be used to specify which fields to reload. The fields
should be an iterable of field attnames. If fields is None, then
all non-deferred fields are reloaded.
When accessing deferred fields of an instance, the deferred loading
of the field will call this method.
- save(self, force_insert=False, force_update=False, using=None, update_fields=None)
- Save the current instance. Override this in a subclass if you want to
control the saving process.
The 'force_insert' and 'force_update' parameters can be used to insist
that the "save" must be an SQL insert or update (or equivalent for
non-SQL backends), respectively. Normally, they should not be set.
- save_base(self, raw=False, force_insert=False, force_update=False, using=None, update_fields=None)
- Handle the parts of saving which should be done only once per save,
yet need to be done in raw saves, too. This includes some sanity
checks and signal sending.
The 'raw' argument is telling save_base not to save any parent
models and not to do any changes to the values before save. This
is used by fixture loading.
- serializable_value(self, field_name)
- Return the value of the field name for this instance. If the field is
a foreign key, return the id value instead of the object. If there's
no Field object with this name on the model, return the model
attribute's value.
Used to serialize a field's value (in the serializer, or form output,
for example). Normally, you would just access the attribute directly
and not use this method.
- unique_error_message(self, model_class, unique_check)
- validate_unique(self, exclude=None)
- Check unique constraints on the model and raise ValidationError if any
failed.
Class methods inherited from django.db.models.base.Model:
- check(**kwargs) from django.db.models.base.ModelBase
- from_db(db, field_names, values) from django.db.models.base.ModelBase
Data descriptors inherited from django.db.models.base.Model:
- __dict__
- dictionary for instance variables (if defined)
- __weakref__
- list of weak references to the object (if defined)
- pk
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An adaptive online language practice platform
How to run the code on local machine
At first clone the repository from
https://github.com/martinavagyan/zeeguu-exercises.git
Note: you need to have python 3.6.1 installed in your machine.
In order to run the code on the local machine, we need to install the
following dependencies: Python Virtual environment, Flask,
Gunicorn, Requests.
The following tutorial shows how to install
virtualenv and Flask:
http://flask.pocoo.org/docs/0.12/installation/
Note: to install virtual enviroment in windows simply type:
virtualenv < name of the folder>
After installing virtual environment in the project folder, activate it using:
venv/Scripts/activate
Make sure the environment is activated before proceeding with the instructions
To install gunicorn use the following command:
pip install gunicorn
More details here:
http://docs.gunicorn.org/en/stable/install.html
To install the requests package simply do:
pip install requests
Afterwards, you need to (re)generate the requirements file:
pip freeze > requirements.txt
And then save it:
pip install -r requirements.txt
A batch file (batchfile.bat) is provided to easily activate the virtual environment and start the local host, given that all the previous installations are successfully completed.
Heroku Deployment
The code is already deployed on the Heroku server[1]. The
deployment is done through Github.
The link to our app:
zeeguu.herokuapp.com
The repository connected to heroku is:
https://github.com/martinavagyan/practice-as-a-service
In order to contribute to the project you can fork the repository,
connect it to heroku to have your own running version.
How to deploy a Phyton app on Heroku:
https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/getting-started-with-python#introduction


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A piano sampler application for the Raspberry PI
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| void | process (buffp buff, int frameCount) |
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| float | iirFilter (float input, const float *coef, int n, float *history) |
| void | adjustGain (char c) |
| float | iirFilter2 (float input, const float *coef, float *history) |
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| static float | leftHist [BAND_COUNT][2] |
| static float | rightHist [BAND_COUNT][2] |
| static float | gain [BAND_COUNT] = { 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0 } |
| static const float | bpf [BAND_COUNT][5] |
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ddl.elf.ELFObjLoader
Authors:
Lars Ivar Igesund, Eric Anderton
License:
BSD Derivative (see source for details)
class ELFObjLoader: ddl.DynamicLibraryLoader.DynamicLibraryLoader;
An implementation of the abstract class DynamicLibraryLoader for
for use with object files in ELF (Executable and Linkable Format).
The object files can be standalone .o or embedded in archive files.
- char[] getLibraryType();
- Returns the typename supported by this loader. Returns the
static string "ELF".
- bool canLoadLibrary(FileBuffer file
);
- Returns $B(true) if the loader can load the provided library.
The method checks if the supplied library starts with the ELF
magic string, "\x7fELF".
- DynamicLibrary load(LoaderRegistry registry
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);
- Loads the supplied library, returning an instance of ELFLibrary.


Ming-Chi Kuo takes a deeper dive into Apple's rumored 2020 5G iPhones
Source: Apple
What you need to know
- Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo says that new 5G iPhones will account for 15-20% of new iPhone shipments next year.
- They will reportedly be compatible with mmWave and sub-6GHz bands.
- Kuo says more of Apple's iPhones will feature Liquid Polymer Crystal circuitry, increasing demand in the sector.
According to reports, analyst Ming-Chi Kuo believes that Apple's next generation of 5G iPhones will feature improved Liquid Crystal Polymer Flexible Printed Circuits, significantly increasing the demand for the parts.
As reported by AppleInsider, Kuo made the prediction that demand for LCP FPC parts would increase to 220 million units, a 110% increase on current orders.
LCP is a material first introduced with the iPhone X in 2017. As noted by 9to5Mac, it's a desirable material for use in antenna's because it performs consistently at any temperature, and minimizes signal loss. Kuo predicts that on the whole, LCP FPC based iPhones will make up roughly 70-75% of Apple's iPhone shipments next year. This is in part because the successor to the iPhone 11 will adopt LCP FPC, but also because the iPhone 7 has been discontinued, and because the iPhone XR, which does not feature the tech will see shipments decline. Furthermore, 5G phones require three such units, rather than one, as is the case with 4G.
Ming-Chi Kuo has previously reported that Apple plans to adopt 5G across its iPhone range when it announces new models next year. This latest report suggests that these phones will feature the aforementioned LCP FPC design, along with mmWave and sub-6GHz band compatibility, vastly improving the performance of data usage in the next iteration of the iPhone.
The only problem mentioned in the report is the fact that Apple's sole supplier of LCP FPC parts, Murata, may not be able to handle the predicted surge in demand. According to the report:
"The greatest challenge for Apple's FPC procurement strategy in 2020 is to find new LPC FPC suppliers who can offer massive stable shipments, besides Murata," Kuo writes.
Amidst all the LCP FPC jargon, the report brings us a clearer prediction of the nitty-gritty behind Apple's 5G tech, rumored to feature in the next range of iPhones. Kuo does also mentioned that another supplier has been pegged to supply LCP FPC for the iPhone SE 2, but not in high volumes. If these reports are true, Apple's next generation of iPhones may well feature increased 5G performance and strong compatibility with existing 5G networks.


Since there are so many weapons to choose from I decided to challenge myself to get 100 kills with each one of the hand-held weapons. I currently have at least 100 kills with every rifle, smg, lmg, pistol, shotgun. The only ones I'm currently less than 100 are IGLA, Stinger and Javelin but I'm getting close. It's a fun way to thoroughly experience each and every weapon!
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Waltermydoinhere
My stats aren't impressive but here is the link if anyone's interested.
100 kills, all weapons but the rockets. (Smaw and RPG completed)
Hei,
I'm trying to do the same but I am still far, epsecially with pistols.
I am an IGLA fan, anyhow ;)
http://bf3stats.com/stats_pc/albero78
viper13966
In my opinion 100 kills with each weapon is way to easy. I had that month ago.
But here is my suggestion:
Small arms Master
- get at least 100 kills with each handheld weapon (inkluding stingers, RPG, M320)
- get at least 500 kills with each weapon (Weapon Master Dogtag - except explosives, vehicles, pistols)
+ get 10,000 headshots


擴展但不取代核心類別
這些是最簡單且像任何其他你建立的類別一樣運作；就讓它們擴展在全域命名空間的核心類別：
class MyConfig extends Config {}
確認你知道自己在做什麼，擴展核心的方法在相同名稱下，不僅會被核心使用，也會被你的應用程式使用，而這可能導致無法預期的行為。
這些是最簡單且像任何其他你建立的類別一樣運作；就讓它們擴展在全域命名空間的核心類別：
class MyConfig extends Config {}
If you want your core extension to be used by the core as well as by your own application you need to extend it under the same name but take it from the "Fuel\Core" namespace. Below is an example for the Lang class which you create in "fuel/app/classes/lang.php":
class Lang extends Fuel\Core\Lang {}
But classes that have the same name as core classes are ignored by default. To make the Autoloader recognize your replacement you need to register it in the application bootstrap file. Search for the lines below:
Autoloader::add_classes(array(
// 在這裡添加你想覆寫的類別
// Example: 'View' => APPPATH.'classes/view.php',
));
As is explained in the comments you need to add the new Lang class as follows:
Autoloader::add_classes(array(
// 在這裡添加你想覆寫的類別
// Example: 'View' => APPPATH.'classes/view.php',
'Lang' => APPPATH.'classes/lang.php',
));
After this the core class will have been replaced by your extension.
The core class will still be available when used with full namespace prefixed. With the above example of extending "Lang" you can still use the original by calling "Fuel\Core\Lang".
By adding your package as a core namespace the autoloader will attempt to load any class from your package before it attempts it from the core. You must register these classes with the Autoloader though in order for them to be detected (filesystem autoloader doesn't support aliasing to global). Below is an example for extending the View class.
Autoloader::add_core_namespace('Example');
Autoloader::add_classes(array(
'Example\\View' => __DIR__.'/classes/view.php',
));
大部份來自應用程式及套件的類別可以被擴展，但也有少數例外：
The Autoloader class is a special case, you can only extend it once as Autoloader
and
have it used. After extending it you have to require it manually in the app/bootstrap.php
file after the original Fuel\Core\Autoloader
, don't forget to remove the line that
aliases the core class to global.


Curriculum
Like Tims other courses, the Complete Java developer course and his Android course, the content will be continually updated and added to. Here is a list of new content on the way for this course!
Section 14 - Generators, Comprehensions and Lambda Expressions
14.1: Lambda Expressions
Section 15 - Packages
15.1: Packages
15.2: The Pip package manager
15.3: Virtual Environments


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Module jumper.core.heuristics
Heuristics for the search algorithm.
A heuristic provides an *estimate of the optimal cost* from a given location to a target. As such, it guides the pathfinder to the goal, helping it to decide which route is the best.
This script holds the definition of built-in heuristics available.
Distance functions are internally used by the `pathfinder` to evaluate the optimal path from the start location to the goal. These functions share the same prototype:
local function myHeuristic(dx, dy) -- function body endJumper features some built-in distance heuristics, named `MANHATTAN`, `EUCLIDIAN`, `DIAGONAL`, `CARDINTCARD`. You can also supply your own heuristic function, using the template given above.
Usage:
-- Example local Distance = require ('jumper.core.heuristics') local Grid = require ("jumper.grid") local Pathfinder = require ("jumper.pathfinder") local walkable = 0 -- Placeholder: local map = {...} local grid = Grid(map) local myFinder = Pathfinder('ASTAR', grid, walkable) -- Use Euclidian heuristic to evaluate distance myFinder:setHeuristic('EUCLIDIAN') -- etc ...
Info:
- Copyright: 2012-2013
- License: MIT
- Author: Roland Yonaba
Functions
| Heuristics.MANHATTAN (dx, dy) | Manhattan distance. |
| Heuristics.EUCLIDIAN (dx, dy) | Euclidian distance. |
| Heuristics.DIAGONAL (dx, dy) | Diagonal distance. |
| Heuristics.CARDINTCARD (dx, dy) | Cardinal/Intercardinal distance. |
Functions
- Heuristics.MANHATTAN (dx, dy)
-
Manhattan distance.
This heuristic is the default one being used by the `pathfinder` object.
Evaluates as `distance = |dx|+|dy|`Parameters:
- dx int the difference endX-startX
- dy int the difference endY-startY
Returns:
-
number
the distance from location `startX, startY` to location `endX, endY`
-- First method pathfinder:setHeuristic('MANHATTAN')
-- Second method local Distance = require ('jumper.core.heuristics') pathfinder:setHeuristic(Distance.MANHATTAN) - Heuristics.EUCLIDIAN (dx, dy)
-
Euclidian distance.
Evaluates as `distance = squareRoot(dx*dx+dy*dy)`Parameters:
- dx int the difference endX-startX
- dy int the difference endY-startY
Returns:
-
number
the distance from location `startX, startY` to location `endX, endY`
-- First method pathfinder:setHeuristic('EUCLIDIAN')
-- Second method local Distance = require ('jumper.core.heuristics') pathfinder:setHeuristic(Distance.EUCLIDIAN) - Heuristics.DIAGONAL (dx, dy)
-
Diagonal distance.
Evaluates as `distance = max(|dx|, abs|dy|)`Parameters:
- dx int the difference endX-startX
- dy int the difference endY-startY
Returns:
-
number
the distance from location `startX, startY` to location `endX, endY`
-- First method pathfinder:setHeuristic('DIAGONAL')
-- Second method local Distance = require ('jumper.core.heuristics') pathfinder:setHeuristic(Distance.DIAGONAL) - Heuristics.CARDINTCARD (dx, dy)
-
Cardinal/Intercardinal distance.
Evaluates as `distance = min(dx, dy)*squareRoot(2) + max(dx, dy) - min(dx, dy)`Parameters:
- dx int the difference endX-startX
- dy int the difference endY-startY
Returns:
-
number
the distance from location `startX, startY` to location `endX, endY`
-- First method pathfinder:setHeuristic('CARDINTCARD')
-- Second method local Distance = require ('jumper.core.heuristics') pathfinder:setHeuristic(Distance.CARDINTCARD)


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View PIT_MESSAGE_V PIT_MESSAGE values in the actual session language or default language, if no translation exists |
| Columns |
| Name | Type | Optional | Default | Comments |
| PMS_NAME | VARCHAR2(128) | |||
| PMS_PMG_NAME | VARCHAR2(128) | Y | ||
| PMS_PML_NAME | VARCHAR2(128) | Y | ||
| PMS_TEXT | CLOB | Y | ||
| PMS_DESCRIPTION | CLOB | Y | ||
| PMS_PSE_ID | NUMBER(3) | Y | ||
| PMS_ACTIVE_ERROR | NUMBER | Y |
| SQL |
create or replace view pit_message_v as with deflt as ( select pms_name, pms_pml_name, pms_pmg_name, pms_text, pms_description, pms_pse_id, pms_active_error from pit_message where pms_id is not null), trans as ( select pms_name, pms_pml_name, pms_text, pms_description from pit_message join pit_message_language_v on pms_pml_name = pml_name where pml_rank = 1) select d.pms_name, d.pms_pmg_name, coalesce(t.pms_pml_name, d.pms_pml_name) pms_pml_name, coalesce(t.pms_text, d.pms_text) pms_text, coalesce(t.pms_description, d.pms_description) pms_description, d.pms_pse_id, d.pms_active_error from deflt d left join trans t on d.pms_name = t.pms_name; comment on table PIT_MESSAGE_V is 'PIT_MESSAGE values in the actual session language or default language, if no translation exists';


Click on any of the links in the footer, and you'll see the page content transition, but both the persistent header and footer on these pages remains in place durning the animation to a new HTML page.
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General Bajwa discusses regional security with Iranian commanders
by News DeskChief of the Army Staff (COAS) General Qamar Javed Bajwa met members of Iran’s top military leadership on Tuesday.
In a statement, DG ISPR Major General Asif Ghafoor said COAS Bajwa held discussions with Admiral Ali Shamkhani, the secretary of Iran’s Supreme National Security Council, and Iranian army chief Major General Abdul Rahim Mousavi.
The army spokesman said the discussions were focused on the regional security environment and bilateral defence cooperation.
General Bajwa reached Tehran on Monday as part of Pakistan’s continuing efforts aimed at defusing tensions between Iran and Saudi Arabia.
There has been a flurry of high-level exchanges between the two countries in recent months, with focus on brokering some kind of a deal between Tehran and Riyadh.
Earlier, COAS Gen Bajwa had met the chief of staff of Iran’s armed forces, Major General Mohammad Hossein, to discuss the Pak-Iran Border Security Mechanism and issues related to regional peace and stability.
Last month, Prime Minister Imran Khan along with ISI chief Lt Gen Faiz Hameed visited Tehran as part of efforts by Pakistan to facilitate talks between Tehran and Riyadh.
The two countries were heading for a confrontation after Saudi oil facilities came under missile attacks in September. Saudi Arabia and the US blamed Iran but Tehran rejected claims.
However, tensions have eased a bit in recent weeks and Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi said Pakistan had played a role in preventing further escalation in tensions.
Against this backdrop, the visit of the army chief is seen as significant.
According to the military’s media wing, General Bajwa also held talks with Chief of Staff of the Iranian Armed Forces Major General Mohammed Hossein Baqeri. Both the leaders discussed regional security situation as well as border security.
The official Iranian news agency IRNA reported that the two military commanders discussed expansion of defense cooperation between Iran and Pakistan.
The Pakistani army chief and the Iranian commander reviewed the avenues regarding strengthening bilateral relations in the military as well as security affairs.
Both the sides discussed maintaining security of borders, preventing the activities of terrorist groups, promoting border trade exchange and convergence among Islamic countries.
The reference to convergence among Islamic countries suggests that the two military commanders must have discussed the on-going situation in the Persian Gulf region particularly when it comes to tensions between Iran and Saudi Arabia.
Pakistan has been seeking a dialogue between the Middle East rivals as it fears that any conflict between the two key Muslim countries will have serious implications for the region.


Class OptimizationFramework
- java.lang.Object
-
- org.drip.optimization.constrained.OptimizationFramework
-
public class OptimizationFramework extends java.lang.Object
OptimizationFramework holds the Non Linear Objective Function and the Collection of Equality and the Inequality Constraints that correspond to the Optimization Setup. The References are:
- Boyd, S., and L. van den Berghe (2009): Convex Optimization Cambridge University Press Cambridge UK
- Eustaquio, R., E. Karas, and A. Ribeiro (2008): Constraint Qualification for Nonlinear Programming Federal University of Parana
- Karush, A. (1939): Minima of Functions of Several Variables with Inequalities as Side Constraints University of Chicago Chicago IL
- Kuhn, H. W., and A. W. Tucker (1951): Nonlinear Programming Proceedings of the Second Berkeley Symposium University of California Berkeley CA 481-492
- Ruszczynski, A. (2006): Nonlinear Optimization Princeton University Press Princeton NJ
- Author:
- Lakshmi Krishnamurthy
-
-
Constructor Summary
Constructors Constructor Description OptimizationFramework(RdToR1 rdToR1Objective, RdToR1[] aRdToR1EqualityConstraint, RdToR1[] aRdToR1InequalityConstraint)
OptimizationFramework Constructor
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Method Summary
Modifier and Type Method Description boolean
activeConstraintLinearDependence(double[] adblVariate, boolean bPositiveLinearDependenceCheck)
Active Constraint Set Linear Dependence Checkint
activeConstraintRank(double[] adblVariate)
Active Constraint Set Rank Computationboolean
activeConstraintRankComparison(double[] adblVariate, int iRank)
Compare the Active Constraint Set Rank at the specified against the specified RankRdToR1[]
activeConstraints(double[] adblVariate)
Retrieve the Array of Active Constraintsdouble[][]
alongAwayVariate(double[] adblVariate)
Compute the Along/Away "Naturally" Incremented Variatesboolean
complementarySlacknessCheck(FritzJohnMultipliers fjm, double[] adblVariate)
Check for Complementary Slackness across the Inequality ConstraintsRdToR1[]
equalityConstraint()
Retrieve the Array of R^d To R^1 Equality Constraint FunctionsRdToR1[]
inequalityConstraint()
Retrieve the Array of R^d To R^1 Inequality Constraint Functionsboolean
isCompatible(FritzJohnMultipliers fjm)
Indicate if the specified Fritz John Multipliers are compatible with the Optimization Frameworkboolean
isCPLDCQ(double[] adblVariate)
Check for Constant Positive Linear Dependence Constraint Qualificationboolean
isCRCQ(double[] adblVariate)
Check for Constant Rank Constraint Qualificationboolean
isFONC(FritzJohnMultipliers fjm, double[] adblVariate)
Check the Candidate Point for First Order Necessary Conditionboolean
isLagrangian()
Indicate if the Optimizer Framework is Lagrangianboolean
isLCQ()
Check for Linearity Constraint Qualificationboolean
isLICQ(double[] adblVariate)
Check for Linearity Independent Constraint Qualificationboolean
isMFCQ(double[] adblVariate)
Check for Mangasarian Fromovitz Constraint Qualificationboolean
isQNCQ(FritzJohnMultipliers fjm, double[] adblVariate)
Check for Quasi Normal Constraint Qualificationboolean
isSCCQ(double[] adblVariate)
Check for Slater Condition Constraint Qualificationboolean
isSOSC(FritzJohnMultipliers fjm, double[] adblVariate, boolean bCheckForMinima)
Check the Candidate Point for Second Order Sufficiency Conditionboolean
isUnconstrained()
Indicate if the Optimizer Framework is UnconstrainedNecessarySufficientConditions
necessarySufficientQualifier(FritzJohnMultipliers fjm, double[] adblVariate, boolean bCheckForMinima)
Generate the Battery of Necessary and Sufficient Qualification Testsint
numEqualityConstraint()
Retrieve the Number of Equality Constraintsint
numInequalityConstraint()
Retrieve the Number of Inequality ConstraintsRdToR1
objectiveFunction()
Retrieve the R^d To R^1 Objective Functionboolean
primalFeasibilityCheck(double[] adblVariate)
Check the Candidate Point for Primal FeasibilityRegularityConditions
regularityQualifier(FritzJohnMultipliers fjm, double[] adblVariate)
Generate the Battery of Regularity Constraint Qualification Tests
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public OptimizationFramework(RdToR1 rdToR1Objective, RdToR1[] aRdToR1EqualityConstraint, RdToR1[] aRdToR1InequalityConstraint) throws java.lang.Exception
OptimizationFramework Constructor- Parameters:
rdToR1Objective
- The R^d To R^1 Objective FunctionaRdToR1EqualityConstraint
- The Array of R^d To R^1 Equality Constraint FunctionsaRdToR1InequalityConstraint
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java.lang.Exception
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public RdToR1 objectiveFunction()
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- The R^d To R^1 Objective Function
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public RdToR1[] equalityConstraint()
Retrieve the Array of R^d To R^1 Equality Constraint Functions- Returns:
- The Array of R^d To R^1 Equality Constraint Functions
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public RdToR1[] inequalityConstraint()
Retrieve the Array of R^d To R^1 Inequality Constraint Functions- Returns:
- The Array of R^d To R^1 Inequality Constraint Functions
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public int numEqualityConstraint()
Retrieve the Number of Equality Constraints- Returns:
- The Number of Equality Constraints
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public int numInequalityConstraint()
Retrieve the Number of Inequality Constraints- Returns:
- The Number of Inequality Constraints
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public boolean isLagrangian()
Indicate if the Optimizer Framework is Lagrangian- Returns:
- TRUE - The Optimizer Framework is Lagrangian
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public boolean isUnconstrained()
Indicate if the Optimizer Framework is Unconstrained- Returns:
- TRUE - The Optimizer Framework is Unconstrained
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public boolean isCompatible(FritzJohnMultipliers fjm)
Indicate if the specified Fritz John Multipliers are compatible with the Optimization Framework- Parameters:
fjm
- The specified FJM Multipliers- Returns:
- TRUE - The specified Fritz John Multipliers are compatible with the Optimization Framework
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primalFeasibilityCheck
public boolean primalFeasibilityCheck(double[] adblVariate) throws java.lang.Exception
Check the Candidate Point for Primal Feasibility- Parameters:
adblVariate
- The Candidate R^d Variate- Returns:
- TRUE - The Candidate Point has passed the Primal Feasibility Test
- Throws:
java.lang.Exception
- Thrown if the Input in Invalid
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complementarySlacknessCheck
public boolean complementarySlacknessCheck(FritzJohnMultipliers fjm, double[] adblVariate) throws java.lang.Exception
Check for Complementary Slackness across the Inequality Constraints- Parameters:
fjm
- The specified Fritz John MultipliersadblVariate
- The Candidate R^d Variate- Returns:
- TRUE - The Complementary Slackness Test passed
- Throws:
java.lang.Exception
- Thrown if the Input in Invalid
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isFONC
public boolean isFONC(FritzJohnMultipliers fjm, double[] adblVariate) throws java.lang.Exception
Check the Candidate Point for First Order Necessary Condition- Parameters:
fjm
- The specified Fritz John MultipliersadblVariate
- The Candidate R^d Variate- Returns:
- TRUE - The Candidate Point satisfied the First Order Necessary Condition
- Throws:
java.lang.Exception
- Thrown if the Input in Invalid
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isSOSC
public boolean isSOSC(FritzJohnMultipliers fjm, double[] adblVariate, boolean bCheckForMinima) throws java.lang.Exception
Check the Candidate Point for Second Order Sufficiency Condition- Parameters:
fjm
- The specified Fritz John MultipliersadblVariate
- The Candidate R^d VariatebCheckForMinima
- TRUE - Check whether the R^d Variate corresponds to the SOSC Minimum- Returns:
- TRUE - The Candidate Point satisfies the Second Order Sufficiency Condition
- Throws:
java.lang.Exception
- Thrown if the Input in Invalid
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necessarySufficientQualifier
public NecessarySufficientConditions necessarySufficientQualifier(FritzJohnMultipliers fjm, double[] adblVariate, boolean bCheckForMinima)
Generate the Battery of Necessary and Sufficient Qualification Tests- Parameters:
fjm
- The specified Fritz John MultipliersadblVariate
- The Candidate R^d VariatebCheckForMinima
- TRUE - Check whether the R^d Variate corresponds to the SOSC Minimum- Returns:
- The Necessary and Sufficient Conditions Qualifier Instance
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activeConstraints
public RdToR1[] activeConstraints(double[] adblVariate)
Retrieve the Array of Active Constraints- Parameters:
adblVariate
- The R^d Variate- Returns:
- The Array of Active Constraints
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activeConstraintRank
public int activeConstraintRank(double[] adblVariate) throws java.lang.Exception
Active Constraint Set Rank Computation- Parameters:
adblVariate
- The Candidate R^d Variate- Returns:
- The Active Constraint Set Rank
- Throws:
java.lang.Exception
- Thrown if the Inputs are Invalid
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activeConstraintRankComparison
public boolean activeConstraintRankComparison(double[] adblVariate, int iRank) throws java.lang.Exception
Compare the Active Constraint Set Rank at the specified against the specified Rank- Parameters:
adblVariate
- The Candidate R^d VariateiRank
- The specified Rank- Returns:
- TRUE - Active Constraint Set Rank matches the specified Rank
- Throws:
java.lang.Exception
- Thrown if the Inputs are Invalid
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activeConstraintLinearDependence
public boolean activeConstraintLinearDependence(double[] adblVariate, boolean bPositiveLinearDependenceCheck) throws java.lang.Exception
Active Constraint Set Linear Dependence Check- Parameters:
adblVariate
- The Candidate R^d VariatebPositiveLinearDependenceCheck
- TRUE - Perform an Additional Positive Dependence Check- Returns:
- TRUE - Active Constraint Set Linear Dependence Check is satisfied
- Throws:
java.lang.Exception
- Thrown if the Inputs are Invalid
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alongAwayVariate
public double[][] alongAwayVariate(double[] adblVariate)
Compute the Along/Away "Naturally" Incremented Variates- Parameters:
adblVariate
- The Candidate R^d Variate- Returns:
- The Along/Away "Natural" Incremented Variates
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isLCQ
public boolean isLCQ()
Check for Linearity Constraint Qualification- Returns:
- TRUE - Linearity Constraint Qualification is satisfied
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isLICQ
public boolean isLICQ(double[] adblVariate) throws java.lang.Exception
Check for Linearity Independent Constraint Qualification- Parameters:
adblVariate
- The Candidate R^d Variate- Returns:
- TRUE - Linearity Independent Constraint Qualification is satisfied
- Throws:
java.lang.Exception
- Thrown if the Inputs are Invalid
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isMFCQ
public boolean isMFCQ(double[] adblVariate) throws java.lang.Exception
Check for Mangasarian Fromovitz Constraint Qualification- Parameters:
adblVariate
- The Candidate R^d Variate- Returns:
- TRUE - The Mangasarian Fromovitz Constraint Qualification is satisfied
- Throws:
java.lang.Exception
- Thrown if the Inputs are Invalid
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isCRCQ
public boolean isCRCQ(double[] adblVariate) throws java.lang.Exception
Check for Constant Rank Constraint Qualification- Parameters:
adblVariate
- The Candidate R^d Variate- Returns:
- TRUE - The Constant Rank Constraint Qualification is satisfied
- Throws:
java.lang.Exception
- Thrown if the Inputs are Invalid
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isCPLDCQ
public boolean isCPLDCQ(double[] adblVariate) throws java.lang.Exception
Check for Constant Positive Linear Dependence Constraint Qualification- Parameters:
adblVariate
- The Candidate R^d Variate- Returns:
- TRUE - The Constant Positive Linear Dependence Constraint Qualification is satisfied
- Throws:
java.lang.Exception
- Thrown if the Inputs are Invalid
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isQNCQ
public boolean isQNCQ(FritzJohnMultipliers fjm, double[] adblVariate) throws java.lang.Exception
Check for Quasi Normal Constraint Qualification- Parameters:
fjm
- The specified Fritz John MultipliersadblVariate
- The Candidate R^d Variate- Returns:
- TRUE - The Quasi Normal Constraint Qualification is satisfied
- Throws:
java.lang.Exception
- Thrown if the Inputs are Invalid
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isSCCQ
public boolean isSCCQ(double[] adblVariate) throws java.lang.Exception
Check for Slater Condition Constraint Qualification- Parameters:
adblVariate
- The Candidate R^d Variate- Returns:
- TRUE - The Slater Condition Constraint Qualification is satisfied
- Throws:
java.lang.Exception
- Thrown if the Inputs are Invalid
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regularityQualifier
public RegularityConditions regularityQualifier(FritzJohnMultipliers fjm, double[] adblVariate)
Generate the Battery of Regularity Constraint Qualification Tests- Parameters:
fjm
- The specified Fritz John MultipliersadblVariate
- The Candidate R^d Variate- Returns:
- The Regularity Constraint Qualifier Instance
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This package provides support for secondary indexing by maintaining a separate, "index", table for each index.
The IndexSpecification class provides the metadata for the index. This includes:
the columns that contribute to the index key,
additional columns to put in the index table (and are thus made available to filters on the index table),
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an IndexKeyGenerator which constructs the index-row-key from the indexed column(s) and the original row.
IndexesSpecifications can be added to a table's metadata (HTableDescriptor) before the table is constructed.
Afterwards, updates and deletes to the original table will trigger the updates in the index, and
the indexes can be scanned using the API on IndexedTable.
For a simple example, look at the unit test in org.apache.hadoop.hbase.client.tableIndexed.
To enable the indexing, modify hbase-site.xml to turn on the
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org.apache.hadoop.hbase.ipc.IndexedRegionInterface and
hbase.regionserver.impl to
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Carrot-App:
As a final project during Phase 3 at Dev Bootcamp, I helped develop an app that will help you avoid social faux pas when it comes to eating your carrots!
Coming soon to the App Store!
As a final project during Phase 3 at Dev Bootcamp, I helped develop an app that will help you avoid social faux pas when it comes to eating your carrots!
Coming soon to the App Store!
It's really hard to believe that next week is the beginning of Phase 1 for the Squirrels cohort. It seems like only yesterday I had no idea how to write any sort of code whatsoever, and now here I am with a decently functioning website, made 100% by myself. Throughout Phase 0, I've learned a lot of different things. I've learned about the Command Line Interface, Git, HTML, CSS, Ruby, JavaScript, and SQL. Seems like a lot of information for just nine weeks, but it'll all be crucial during Phases 1, 2 and 3.


You can get into this job through:
You could study a college course in sales or business and if you've started work in a junior role, you could consider taking qualifications like:
You could work your way up from a sales or marketing role.
You could develop useful customer service and marketing skills by volunteering.
Do It has more information on voluntary opportunities in your area.
You could apply directly to become a business development manager, as there are no formal entry requirements, but employers may ask for:
In some jobs you could travel around the world to meet customers, so it may be helpful to speak a second language.
You'll need:
Your day-to-day duties could include:
You could work at a client's business or in an office.


Preface
We had several goals in mind for this book. Many of them are derived
from thinking about that mythical perfect MySQL book neither of us
had read but kept looking for on bookstore shelves. Others come from
a lot of experience helping other users put MySQL to work in their
environments.
We wanted a book that wasn't just a SQL primer. We
wanted a book with a title that didn't start or end
in some arbitrary time frame ("...in Thirty
Days," "Seven Days To a
Better...") and didn't imply that
the reader was a moron of some sort because he was reading our book.
Most of all we wanted a book that would help the reader take her
MySQL skills to the next level. Every book we read focused almost
exclusively on SQL command syntax or covered MySQL only at a very
basic level. None really helped us to understand the deeper issues.
We wanted a book that went deeper and focused on real-world problems.
How can you set up a cluster of MySQL servers capable of handling
millions upon millions of queries and ensure that things keep running
even if a couple of the servers die?
We decided to write a book that focused not just on the needs of the
MySQL application developer but also on the rigorous demands of the
MySQL administrator, who needs to keep the system up and running no
matter what his programmers or users may throw at the server.
Having said that, we assume that you are already relatively
experienced with MySQL and, ideally, have read an introductory book
on MySQL. In several chapters, we'll refer to common
Unix tools for monitoring system performance, such as
top, vmstat, and
sar. If you're not already
familiar with them (or their equivalent on your operating system),
please take a bit of time to learn the basics. It will serve you well
when we look at system performance and bottlenecks.
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Solside provides a simple way to browse, edit, and manage files and folders on a Solid data store. You are using it now. You can see a directory listing of the Solid data store this app lives in on the left. Feel free to explore the files and directories. If you were me, you could edit the files. If you don't already have one, get your own data store, and use Solside to login and edit your files. When you've had a chance to use it, please send feedback.
The data browser is an iframed view of the Solid URL so, is exactly what you'd see going to the same URL directly and has all the same functionality. This means you always see your edits the way everyone else will see them and also that you have access to all of the tools in the data browser.
If you navigate using the file menu or URL bar, the data browser will be refreshed each time and therefore always be in sync with the file manager. If you navigate using the data browser, however, it will become out of sync with the file manager. Selecting a new resource in the file manager will bring the data browser back in sync. Or if you want to sync in the other direction, right click any url in the data browser, copy the url and paste it into the file manager's URL bar. That will make the file manager catch up to your data browser location.
Although I am working on an ACL-aware version, the current version does only a simple owner check. Rights are always visible in the interface: the file/folder icons are only green if you have rights to Control the folder; the save-edits button is only green if you are visiting a resource for which you have Write privileges; the options button is only green if you are logged in.
The logins for Solside and the iframed data browser are separate, log in or out of both or either as desired. The login is a popup so check your popup blocker if you don't see it.


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Garth Brooks sells out Neyland Stadium with Bandit Lites
by WVLT NewsKNOXVILLE, Tenn (WVLT) -- Country music star Garth Brooks finished the 2019 leg of his Stadium Tour's with a record-breaking, sold-out show at Neyland Stadium.
The crowd of 85,000 in Knoxville was the tenth city to welcome the tour after sold-out performances in St. Louis, Glendale, Gainesville, Minneapolis, Pittsburgh, Denver, Eugene, Boise and Regina.
The last time the seven-time CMA Entertainer of the Year performed in Knoxville was 2003.
The company Bandit Lites has provided the lighting for Brooks for more than three decades.
Brooks gave Bandit Lites a shoutout during the show and said he has worked with them "ever since we could afford lights."
Brooks praised the crew's work ethic and dedication to his tours.
“You could not ask for a better company or a better group of people,” Brooks said.
During the show, Brooks welcomed Steve 'Moose' Strickland to the stage. Strickland grew up in East Tennessee and is now a part of Brooks' tour crew.
“Everyone in Knoxville was slayed by Garth's performance,” said Strickland. “This event will be the event of the century and will be talked about forever. Garth came, delivered his heart to the fans, and poured out all the love he contained. Garth left it all on the field. Everyone at Bandit is indebted to Garth for the amazing shout out he gave Bandit. As great an entertainer as Garth is, he is an even better person! We love you, G.”
Every stadium that Garth Brooks' performed in during the 2019 tour has sold out and his team expects that trend to continue into 2020.


Austrian tourist killed by elephant in Namibia
59-year-old was on camping trip
by Maisy Mok, CNN(CNN) - A 59-year-old Austrian tourist has been killed by an elephant while on a camping trip in Namibia, the southern African country's Ministry of Environment and Tourism said Friday.
The man, who has not been publicly identified, was among a group of tourists staying at an undesignated camping site on the Huab river in the Kunene region of northwestern Namibia, the ministry said in a statement on its Facebook page.
"This is a very unfortunate incident and highly regrettable," the statement said. "We wish to express our sincere condolences to the bereaved family and friends of the deceased."
No further details were provided about how the man died.
The ministry and police were investigating and hoped to establish whether the tour group had a guide, the statement said.
Initially, Namibia's tourism ministry reported that an Australian tourist had been killed. Officials later told CNN they determined that the person was Austrian.
Namibia is home to more than 20,000 elephants, according to the tourism ministry.
Visitors to the country are warned to "be cautious and adhere to the rules and regulations put in place for their safety."


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I personally LOVE chocolate, and was planning on uploading a OG Chocolate reciepe, although I realised it would probably a bit challanging to make delicious chocolate from scratch at home, not everyone lives in the perfect climate to house and nurture and harvest a beautiful cocoa tree. Therefore I have aquired a more accessable, and just as lovable receipe for you to try at home! I personally love The Simpsons, and remember excessive drooling when watching the scene in The Simpsons Movie when Ned Flanders creates the ultimate Hot Chocolate for Bart. I have found a amazing chef and blogger; the exceptional Binging with Babish who has created this amazingly mouth watering, soul soothing and life fullfilling receipe, which I have shared with you below.
INGREDIENTS
Whole milk
Heavy cream
Evaporated milk
Sweetened condensed milk (optional - if you want an ultra-creamy hot chocolate)
½ cup of Ghirardelli cocoa powder
½ cup of 70% dark baking chocolate
½ cup of sugar
Pinch of salt
Small pinch of ground cinnamon
1 tsp of instant coffee (optional)
Whipped cream
Chocolate shavings
1 small graham cracker
1 marshmallow
Method
Add your 2 parts whole milk, 1 part heavy cream, and 1 part of
evaporated milk to a saucepan.
Heat milk and whisk while heating. Heat to steaming hot but not boiling - around 190° F.
Add ½ cup of Ghirardelli cocoa powder to milk. Then add ½ cup of 70%
dark baking chocolate and whisk together.
Add ½ cup of sugar and continue to whisk until everything is mixed in completely.
Add 1 pinch of salt and a small pinch of ground cinnamon. Add instant coffee if you would like. Whisk to combine all ingredients.
Pour hot chocolate into a cup and cover with whipped cream.
Shave chocolate on top of the whipped cream.
Add graham cracker to the top of the whipped cream and coat top with whipped cream.
Stick marshmallow on top of graham cracker. Then toast marshmallow to your liking.


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Eos Dawn 1.0 Released
Dawn 1.0 Released 破晓1.0发布
本文翻译自：https://steemit.com/eos/@eosio/dawn-1-0-released
译者：区块链中文字幕组胡亮
翻译时间：2017-09-16
We are excited to share EOS.IO Dawn 1.0. EOS.IO Dawn 1.0 is the first pre-release of the EOS.IO SDK (Software Development Kit).
很高兴跟大家分享 EOS.IO 破晓1.0。EOS.IO 破晓1.0 是 EOS.IO SDK (软件开发工具包）的第一个预发布版。
The Dawn series of EOS.IO software releases represent early alpha-quality software suitable for use by those looking to get a head start on the EOS.IO ecosystem.
EOS.IO 破晓系列相当于提早的α版-质量的软件。它适合希望最先的在 EOS.IO 生态中进行尝试的用户。
What’s in the Release? 这一版有哪些内容？
For the full list of features included in this release check the Release Notes.
完整的功能列表请查看 Release Notes
This release includes all Phase 1 features, including documentation and guides for developers to build a private P2P network to test smart contracts.
这一版包括所有第一阶段产品功能，文档以及开发者如何构建私有 P2P 网络来测试智能合约的指南。
In addition, we were able to include some features from Phase 2 ahead of schedule , a full list of those can be found here in the Release Notes.
另外，我们提前完成了一些计划第二阶段前期完成的功能。第二阶段计划的完整列表可以在 这里 找到。
For Developers with C++ and/or blockchain experience you can Get Started here
有 C++ 或 区块链经验的开发者，可以 从这里开始
Updated Website 网站更新
We’ve also updated the EOS.IO website to better highlight all of the news, releases, and excitement about this software. As well as the new homepage, we have an expanded resources page where we will be regularly new content related to EOS.IO, including announcements, development guides, videos, and community content. EOS Explorer will become the best single location to find out what’s new, though of course we will continue to share everything on Steemit and through our mailing list as well.
我们也更新了 EOS.IO 官网，把新闻、软件发行包和其他令人激动的关于这个软件的信息更好的突出出来。不但更新了官网，我们还增加了一个资源页，我们将定期在那里更新 EOS.IO 的相关内容，包括：公告、开发指南、视频和社区内容。EOS.IO 资源频道将变成最好且唯一的找到最新EOS内容的地方，尽管我们仍然会继续在 Steemit 和邮件列表分享这所有的一切。
Looking Ahead 展望未来
EOS.IO Dawn 2.0, the next major pre-release, will come by the end of the year. EOS.IO Dawn 2.0 will include several critical features that are not present in EOS.IO Dawn 1.0 including:
EOS.IO 破晓2.0，下一个重要的预览版，将在年底发布。EOS.IO 破晓2.0 将包括一些破晓1.0版没有的关键功能：
- Resource Rate Limiting (preventing spam / abuse) 资源限速（阻止垃圾和滥用）
- Merkle Tree Generation (for cross chain communication) Merkle 生成树 （为跨链通信）
- Upgrade Management and Governance 升级 Management 和 Governance
- More robust SDK 更健壮的SDK
- General Infrastructure improvements 常规底层架构改进
- Example Snapshot from ERC20 tokens 例证 ERC20 tokens 快照
The goal of EOS.IO Dawn 2.0 is to be functional enough that one could launch a live blockchain.
EOS.IO 破晓2.0 的目标是让软件有足够的功能来运行一个实时的区块链。
There’s still much to be done, but everyone working on the EOS.IO software is very excited to have reached the end of Phase 1 in such good shape. We look forward to continuing to deliver on the promise of blockchain technology.
还有很多工作要做，但是在很好的完成了第一阶段的工作后，为 EOS.IO 软件工作每一个人都非常兴奋。我们期待着持续传递区块链技术的前景。


Classes
The following classes are available globally.
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This class provides an implementation of a buffer that can be added to and
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from in chunks. Data is always added to the end of the buffer and data istaken
from the buffer from the beginning towards the end. A pointer is maintained as where the next chunk of data will betaken
from. This pointer can be reset, to enable the data in the buffer to be fetched from the beginning again.Declaration
Swift
public class BufferList
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This class provides a set of low level APIs for issuing HTTP requests to another server.
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Swift
public class ClientRequest
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This class describes the response sent by the remote server to an HTTP request sent using the
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class. This class is an extension of theHTTPIncomingMessage
class.Declaration
Swift
public class ClientResponse: HTTPIncomingMessage
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A class that abstracts out the HTTP header APIs of the
See moreServerRequest
andServerResponse
protocols.Declaration
Swift
public class HeadersContainer
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This class handles incoming sockets to the HTTPServer. The data sent by the client is read and passed to the current
IncomingDataProcessor
.Note
The IncomingDataProcessor can change due to an Upgrade request.
Note
This class uses different underlying technologies depending on:
See more1. On Linux, if no special compile time options are specified, epoll is used 2. On OSX, DispatchSource is used 3. On Linux, if the compile time option -Xswiftc -DGCD_ASYNCH is specified, DispatchSource is used, as it is used on OSX.
Declaration
Swift
public class IncomingSocketHandler
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The IncomingSocketManager class is in charge of managing all of the incoming sockets. In particular, it is in charge of: 1. On Linux when no special compile options are specified: a. Creating the epoll handle b. Adding new incoming sockets to the epoll descriptor for read events c. Running the
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that does the epoll_wait 2. Creating and managing the IncomingSocketHandlers and IncomingHTTPDataProcessors (one pair per incomng socket) 3. Cleaning up idle sockets, when new incoming sockets arrive.Declaration
Swift
public class IncomingSocketManager
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A class that provides a set of helper functions that enables a caller to wait for a group of listener blocks to finish executing.
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Swift
public class ListenerGroup
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The
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class for the FastCGI server implementation.Declaration
Swift
public class FastCGI
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The FastCGIServerRequest class implements the
See moreServerRequest
protocol for incoming HTTP requests that come in over a FastCGI connection.Declaration
Swift
public class FastCGIServerRequest : ServerRequest
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The FastCGIServerRequest class implements the
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protocol for incoming HTTP requests that come in over a FastCGI connection.Declaration
Swift
public class FastCGIServerResponse : ServerResponse
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A set of helpers for HTTP: status codes mapping, server and client request creation.
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Swift
public class HTTP
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A representation of HTTP incoming message.
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Swift
public class HTTPIncomingMessage : HTTPParserDelegate
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This class implements the
See moreServerRequest
protocol for incoming sockets that are communicating via the HTTP protocol. Most of the implementation is in theHTTPIncomingMessage
class which implements logic common to this class and theClientResponse
class.Declaration
Swift
public class HTTPServerRequest: HTTPIncomingMessage, ServerRequest
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This class implements the
See moreServerResponse
protocol for outgoing server responses via the HTTP protocol.Declaration
Swift
public class HTTPServerResponse : ServerResponse
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This class processes the data sent by the client after the data was read. The data is parsed, filling in a
See moreHTTPServerRequest
object. When the parsing is complete, theServerDelegate
is invoked.Declaration
Swift
public class IncomingHTTPSocketProcessor: IncomingSocketProcessor


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who v0.0.1 Who.GoogleMapsAPI.Base
Functions and variables associated with using the Google Maps API.
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Functions
Takes in a Member’s office address and returns a string used to query the Google Maps Embed API and populate an
Returns the API key for the Google Maps API as a string
Link to this section Functions
Takes in a Member’s office address and returns a string used to query the Google Maps Embed API and populate an
If the address passed in is nil, return a string to embed a map of the Unite State Capitol.
EX: Who.GoogleMapsAPI.Base.build_embed_src_url() >>> “https://www.google.com/maps/embed/v1/place?key=
AIzaSyAFwzUpWUl5mp_z3mnWvhfuYKh8Fg55iXU&zoom=15¢er=
38.8898344,-77.0090765&q=2004 Rayburn House Office Building"
Returns the API key for the Google Maps API as a string.
EX: Who.GoogleMapsAPI.Base.get_api_key()


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Programming myths
2/Mar 2016
New Programmer Programming Myths
Its a PITA when introducing programming to beginners that there is some unwritten rule somewhere that certain things are just too hard to tackle at first. So the student is introduced to crappy concepts and thus doesn’t touch the “advance” stuff until it is too late - i.e. they are sat there wondering why their production code is crap, slow and buggy.
Dont talk about threads
This is annoying - no matter what you feel about threads, we live in an async world, it’s fine not to talk about about threads but what are my alternatives. I don’t need to know how to implement an aysnc/promise/background_task, but at least tell me I need it and show me how to use. Tell me why it is important in a system.
Authentication and Authorisation : Security is for Others
There is this thing called security which we drum into students to fear like a second coming of Baal Davar. It is bloody important yet most introductory web security start with HTTP Basic Auth! What? When have you ever seen a decent website using bloody HTTP Basic auth? Don’t mention the fact that SSL is never introduced, any auth methods are never explained, and what does hashing and encryption even mean?
My Language/Idiom is the best
Nuff said on this,
“it’s the need and ego of man to be king and he brings his religious crap with him.” :me
A typical programming class should include 3 languages (at least 2 scripting languages and at least one compiled ‘c’ language), 2 or more queue/broker, and 2 or more databases and either NoSQL and SQL databases. Advance students can then debate on the merits on functional/Procedural/OO style while solving the same problem in each style.


Equivalent to clicking the Minimize command on the Control menu for the application window. Minimizes the Microsoft Excel window.
Syntax
APP.MINIMIZE( )
Note This function is only for Microsoft Excel for Windows. You can use this function in macros created with Microsoft Excel for the Macintosh, but it will return the #N/A error value.
Related Functions
APP.ACTIVATE Switches to an application
APP.MAXIMIZE Maximizes the Microsoft Excel application window
APP.MOVE Moves the Microsoft Excel application window
APP.RESTORE Restores the Microsoft Excel application window
APP.SIZE Changes the size of the Microsoft Excel application window
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