Twitter Showdown Unfolds Between Trump Jr. And George Conway On Impeachment
That escalated quickly.
Amid the public impeachment testimony of ousted Ukraine Ambassador Marie Yovanovitch Friday, a Twitter showdown unfolded between Donald Trump Jr. and George Conway.
Trump Jr. fired the first shot at Conway — who has ironically gained notoriety for his vehement criticism of President Trump, despite his wife Kellyanne serving as a senior aide in the administration — in a Friday afternoon tweet responding to Conway’s take on the public testimonies of Yovanovitch, career diplomat Bill Taylor and top State Department official George Kent this week.
The spat only escalated from there with Conway hitting back at Trump Jr. by responding that he’s “not the one shilling for your criminal father.”
Conway then responded again to the same Trump Jr. tweet by arguing that he’s “not building a brand,” while also slamming the President’s son for using nepotism to his advantage.
It didn’t end there.
When Trump Jr. tweeted a link to a Breitbart article accusing Conway of “prancing around the campaign offices during the transition aimlessly hoping to get a job” in the Trump administration — a tweet that didn’t directly mention Conway’s Twitter account nor any of his tweets — Conway hit back by responding that the President’s son lies just as much as his father.
After the Twitter skirmish appeared to end, Trump Jr. continued retweeting other Trumpworld figures who attacked Conway, including Trump 2020 campaign manager Brad Parscale and adviser Katrina Pierson.


Chapter 13 - GRACE UPSHAW & LARINA TAVO
When Sandi was about two years old, the church was asking for families to take in Indian children on the "Indian Placement Program".† They announced it in our ward several times and finally Ken & I decided to take one in.† We were late calling in, but they called us back saying they had an 8-year-old girl named Grace Upshaw who would be coming to live with us for the school year.† When we went to the stake center in Provo to pick up the child, (they had come in on buses and had to go through a screening - hygiene, vaccination shots, checked for head lice, etc.) we found out she only came with the clothes on her back.† Since we had called late, they were ready to board the bus in Gallup, New Mexico.† Grace was there with her father and mother and younger brothers and sisters to see her older brothers off.† They rushed to Grace's parents and asked if they would like Grace to go also.† It was a surprise to them, but they were members of the church and knew it would be an opportunity to have their children live with the "white" people for one or more school years.† They go back to the families for the summers.† They agreed, and Grace was picked up and put on the bus.† When we met her, she was scared and very shy.† She didn't say a word to us all the way home even though we asked her a few questions.† We understood somewhat - so just tried to console her.† We showed her to her room in the basement and gave her a stuffed animal to sleep with.† The next day we got on the phone to the Bishop and he gave us an order to go to the Deseret Industries and got Grace some clothes, a coat, etc.† We also purchased a lot of other things for her at other stores.†
††††††††††† Grace opened up after a day or two and before long she was enjoying our family and playing with Sandi.† She made friends at school and was happy.† She was a cute, rolly polly little girl with long hair.† Ken & I grew to love her.† One day Grace came in the house and asked why Pat Wiggins and her teenage daughter (our neighbors) were laying out in the sun in their bathing suits.† I told her that they wanted to get a beautiful tan, and pointing to her, I said ďlike you have.Ē† She responded ďThey want to be Indians?Ē
††††††††††† The school year slipped away quickly and before we knew it, she was boarding the bus to go home.† We had decided not to take her the next year because Ken had sent an application to the state of Washington to become a computer programmer there, (This was when he was working for Commercial Security Bank) and we thought we might be moving. We wouldn't be allowed to take Grace from the state of Utah.† We didn't get the job - so didn't move.† Ken said I had become too attached to Grace and he felt it would be hard on me each year to let her go back to her family.† I remember I did cry half the night after we put her on the bus.† Ken took me out to eat, but I didn't feel much like eating.†
††††††††††† Grace came to a good family in Syracuse the next year and the following years until she graduated from high school.† She turned out to be a beautiful young woman.† I talked to her former foster parents a few months ago (Mom knew them and her and I had gone out for lunch - fall of 97 and saw them at the restaurant) They said Grace had gone to BYU and married a nice young man, but her life didn't stay wonderful.† She divorced and went back to the ways of the Indian people.† I felt bad when I heard that because I knew she had gone to BYU and felt she would live the gospel and have a good life.†
††††††††††† Grace called us several times while she was living with her foster family.† It was funny because when the phone would ring and we would say "Hello", we wouldn't hear anything.† We would keep saying Hello and finally we would say "Grace, is this you?"† She would say "yes" and that would begin our one-sided conversations.† She never said much.† We would ask her questions and she would usually answer them with one word (yes or no).† Finally, when we couldn't think of anything else to ask her or say to her, we would say "well, goodbye, Grace.† Thanks for calling" and we would hang up.† Each time she called, it was this way, but we were glad she wanted to call us.
††††††††††† Ken & I wanted a large family - at least five or six children.† I still had a hard time getting pregnant.† Mom told me about a Dr. Close who was a naturopath, lived & practiced in Ogden and had helped many women be able to have children.† They said that women came from other states and all over.† I called him and set up an appointment.† He gave me a series of treatments and soon I was in the "family way" again.† He told me that the way my back was I had only one chance in 100 to get pregnant and keep it, but that he had corrected it.† Sandi was almost five years old by now and Ken & I had decided to put in for adoption since we didn't want to raise Sandi as an only child and we had wanted several children.† We had started the adoption proceedings with LDS Social Services.† I was worried that I might have another miscarriage (guess I didn't have enough faith in what Dr. Close had told me) and so I didn't want to tell Social Services.† They finally called to ask why we had not turned in other paper work they were waiting for.† We explained our situation and they said they understood and would keep our record on file and if we were able to have the baby, we would call them and they would take out file out, but if I had another miscarriage, we would proceed with the adoption.†
††††††††††† LARINA TAVO - When I was about five months along, the church again asked for families to take in foster Indian children.† Ken felt we should do it again, but I wasn't certain since I was pregnant.† I wasn't sure I wanted the responsibility of another child right then.† I talked to my mother and she felt I shouldn't take the chance of bringing more stress into my life and maybe causing another miscarriage.† Ken & I prayed about it and Ken still felt strongly that we should do it.† I felt ok about it - so we did.† Again, we had taken too long to decide and they told us that it was too late, but if a child didn't work out in a family, which sometimes happens, then they would need to place them in another home and wondered if we would be willing to take one then.† Ken said we would.† About two weeks before Christmas, they called us saying they had a 15-year-old girl, Larina Tavo, who wasn't working out with the foster family she was with and would we take her?† I was worried that if she wasn't working out with that family, would she work out with us?† I wasn't really excited about it, but we took her.† Mom was worried about us taking her also, for fear it would cause stress and cause another miscarriage.† Larina turned out to be a cute girl, although very overweight.† I enjoyed her personality and we got along good.† We found out, from the caseworker, that the reason she hadnít worked out in the other home is because the mother was going through the change of life and having a hard time.† This made her ornery and she treated Larina like a slave and took out her frustrations on Larina.† Larina finally called her caseworker and told this lady that she wanted to go home.† She talked Larina into trying another family, and we were the other family.†† It was hard when she would go home each summer because she would go back to her old ways and when she would come back to us each fall, we had to start over again as far as hygiene, manners, etc.† She was such a large girl that we could only buy her clothes in the "big" women's sections of the stores.† These didn't look like a teenage girl, so I would make her clothes.† She looked a lot cuter. She liked the clothes and really acted like she appreciated me making them for her.† Larina had a bubbly personality so most of the time I rally enjoyed her.† She had a lot of problems so she was a challenge also.† Her grooming habits were bad and she had an odor, which we tried to help her with. We also tried to help her with her weight.† We took her to a doctor and he put her on a diet, but she wouldnít stick to it.† In fact, she ate so much that when she went home in the summers, our food budget would cut almost in half.† She would offer to gather up the dishes and then she would eat any food that was left on the table.† She would also take food and hide it under her bed to eat later at night.† Larina would confide in me and we had many good talks.† She was usually good to baby sit Sandy for us and the other children as they came along.† She helped me with the housework although not too willingly some times.† But, of course, most children have this problem.† She went to church regularly with us and enjoyed and participated in family home evening.† For the most part, I really enjoyed Larina, and I am thankful that we had her and for that experience.†† She lived with us until she graduated from Clearfield High School - so 3 Ĺ years.† Her best friend was Debbie Higley.† Debbie was our favorite babysitter, when we lived I Clearfield.† Debbie would drop other plans when we called to see if she could babysit our children.† Her loved us and our kids and we all loved her.† I really missed Larina after she graduated and went back to Fort Hall, Idaho.† She could have had a good opportunity to go to college or trade school as the tribal counsel would give these school graduates an aptitude test and then pay for their board, room and college expenses for them.† But, instead she met an Indian guy who was ten years older than her and had been married before.† She married him and had a baby girl.† She realized the mistake she had made as he was always getting drunk and betting her up so she finally had him put in jail and divorced him.† She remarried and had three more children and then had problems with him so left him and the children for a time.† She started drinking and ended up in the Salt Lake Rehabilitation Center.† She found that we were living in Taylorsville so called us and we came to get her and kept her for the weekend, but then we had to take her back.† While she was there, she started working for them as their cook.† We called each other a few times while she was there and brought her out another time for dinner.† We went to see her on Christmas Eve and took her a gift.†
††††††††††† After we moved to Erda, we didnít hear from her again until several years later.† Her mother had died and she was feeling really bad.† She found Mom & Dadís phone number and called them to get our phone number.† I think we were living in Grantsville at the time.† She said she would like to come see us.† I told her we would like that too, but to let us know when she was coming so we would be sure to be home.† I donít know whether I didnít sound excited enough or what, but she didnít come and I didnít hear from her again.† I tried to look her up, but didnít have any success.† Irvin, Kenís younger brother, said he saw her scrounging through garbage cans with some other drunken Indians.† She recognized him and came over to talk to him.† He said she looked awful and reeked with alcohol.† She wanted our phone number, but he didnít give it to her as he was afraid she would just wanted it so she could play on our sympathy and we would give her money, etc.† He didnít think that would help her.† I really feel bad that she messed up her life when she had a chance of making something of it, but I also realize that with the Indians, they are like crabs who are put in a bucket and if one tries to get out, the others pull it back in.† Itís hard for the Indian people to break out of their environment and succeed in life.† In 2000, I think it was, Larina found our phone number (we had no idea where she was, so couldnít find her) and called us.† She had married again and this guy was good to her.† They were coming with some of her relatives to Layton and wondered if we could meet her and her husband in the lobby of the motel they would be staying in.† We were excited to see her again and to meet her husband.† We met the rest of her family and then they left, except for Larina and her husband and we had a good visit and caught up on her life and told her about our life.† Her oldest daughter had died and she was sad about that.† Larina has had lots of problems throughout her life, but I just wonder what her life would have been like if she had been able to stay true to the gospel, gone to college and met a good man and raised a good family.† Iím sure she and her family would have been much happier.† I havenít heard from her since.
††††††††††† I will tell a couple of incidents we had with her.† One was when she came back to us for her junior year.† She had found a boyfriend over the summer and didn't want to leave him.† Her parents and the caseworker had told her she had to - so she had come against her will.† She was not corporative and was moody and ornery.† Finally, we called the case worker and told him to come get her - that if she didn't want to be here, we didn't want her here either.† He came and had a long talk with her and convinced her that this was a wonderful opportunity for her and she might mess up her life if she went back home.† Larina had come from the Indian reservation by Blackfoot, Idaho.† She straightened up and we enjoyed her.
††††††††††† We didn't overwork Larina, but we expected her to help out, just like we would our own children.† One day she came home from school and I asked her to do something.† She looked at me with a frown and said "What have you been doing all day today?"† That really upset me, as I have always worked hard.†  That really shocked her (it shocked me too that those words came out of my mouth) and she knew I was angry at her for asking such a question as that, and she never dared ask me that again.
††††††††††† One time when Ken & I were going on a little weekend vacation with some friends, we asked Ken's Mom if she would watch the children.† We were living in Clearfield at this time.†† Larina didn't have a driver's license, but we had gone with our friends and left the car at home.† Ken's Mom was taking the children to church and Larina told her that she wasn't feeling well so didn't go with them.† Larina had a friend in Ogden (Marianne) that she became close to when we lived them.† After Ken's mom & the children went to church, she called her friend and told her she would drive over to see her.† She took our car, drove to the friend's house and then they proceeded to go for a joy ride.† She noticed the car was about out of gas so they stopped at a gas station.† She didn't judge right and ran into the gas tank.† The owner called the police and when they found out Larina didn't have a driver's license, they thought she had stolen the car and took her to jail.† When we got home Monday morning, Ken's mother told us the story and Ken went to get her out of jail.† She had spent the night there with a lady who had epileptic fits and another lady who murdered her husband.† When Ken got Larina, she was white as a ghost.† She was so scared.† Ken had to go to court with her and he told the judge that she was our foster daughter and it was our car and he was not pressing charges - so they let her off.† It scared her bad enough that she never tried taking the car again, and she never even asked to do so.
††††††††††† When I was pregnant with Shellie, I not only would throw up, but I would pass out and throw up at the same time.† It really scared Ken, but the doctor explained that with some pregnancies, some women did that.† I hadn't with Sandi.† The first time it happened, after Larina came to live with us, she was really scared and started to call the ambulance when I came out of it and told her I was all right.† I would feel like I had to throw up so would run to the bathroom, then I would feel like I was going to pass out - and that's right, I did both of them.† It was awful, but it didn't happen with any other pregnancy, thank goodness.† (I have covered everything about Larina here in this part of my history.† Now Iíll go back in time again.)
††††††††††† Soon after Shellie was born, Dr. Close had a heart attack and died.† He overworked himself - he couldn't turn people away and since his office was in his home, people came at all hours of the day and night.† I was worried that since he had died, maybe I wouldn't be able to have more children other than Sandi and Shellie.† But, whatever Dr. Close fixed, he fixed good and I never had problems getting pregnant after that.† I did have more miscarriages, but we were able to have six wonderful children, plus our little "Amy" who died due to water on the brain when I was seven months along.† I will tell about this later on.


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GPS stands for global positioning systems. It is now referred to as the Global Navigation Satellite Systems or GNSS as it is made up of both the American GPS, the Russian GLONASS systems and a few others.
GPS devices can be used to capture data for a GIS.


Aha you also seem to care about people not getting enough water. That's good even if it is due to your own selfish reasons. Atleast you seem to care about the environment.
Want to do your part in saving water more sincerely? Then let me tell you about three website that specifically target how to reduce your water footprint.
Many people in all around the world don't get enough water to even last them a full day. While Americans on the other hand, have reliable water access 24*7 of which a lot people take unncessary advantage of.
One of the reasons we decided to put Water Scarcity in our list of major problems is because water is a basic need of life, and right now there is only 2.5% fresh water left in the world. Which clearly isn't enough.


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All over the world there is competition. Whether its for job, over whos the best at what they do,or in this case what the best resturant is. Fast-food resturants all over the world is competing to be the best one out there, with the low prices and the good food. You probably know plenty of fast-food places that compete, like McDonalds and burger king. Have you ever heard of Moe's Southwest Grill? well they're competing against the famous mexican style resturant Chipotle. Before you see how they're competing you should learn a little bit of the background of both companies to see where they came from.
Chipotle is a chain resturant in the U.S, U.K, and other places. the resturant specialize in burritos and tacos. Steve Ells was the founder of Chipotle in 1993 and had 16 resturants in Colorado. McDonald's Corporation had become a major investor in Chipotle in 1998, but before they fully divested themselves (which means they stopped working with them) from Chipotle in 2006. The company had grown to over 500 locations.
Moe's Southwest Grill (or Moe's for short) is also a fast-food mexican style resturant like chipotle. they specialize in almost the same things as chipotle except they have a wider assortment of mexican cuisines from, burrito bowls, to nachos, and quesadillas. In 2011 Moe's opened its first location outside the US in Turkey. In September 2012 Moe's opened its first Russian franchise located in the center of Moscow near the Kremlin on Pyatnitskaya Street.
On the website fastfoodmenuprices.com it shows that according to prices Moe's is more expensive than chipotle when it comes to the burritos and tacos. On yelp.com it shows that chipotle has an average of 3 stars where as Moe's has an average of 3.5 stars. so if you are choosing between these two and want cheaper food, go for chipotle but if you want food of quality go for Moe's.
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Utah officials seeking information on illegal killing of elk
ESCALANTE, Utah (AP) - Authorities are seeking information on the illegal killing of a bull elk along State Route 12 west of Escalante in southern Utah in late October.
The state Division of Wildlife Resources says the elk likely was shot between Oct. 19 and Oct. 22 and that officials suspect the shooter likely shot the elk from the highway and then made a U-turn to leave the area.
The location where officials say the elk was “shot and left to waste” is about 9 miles (14 kilometers) west of Escalante.
According to the division, there weren’t any active bull elk hunts in the area at the time the elk was killed.
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Threepio, will you come in?
He says the restraining bolt has short circuited his recording system. He suggests that if you remove the bolt, he might be able to play back the entire recording. H'm?  Okay. There you go. Well, wait a minute. Where'd she go? Bring her back! Play back the entire message. What message? The one you're carrying inside your rusty innards! Luke? Luke! Come to dinner! All right, I'll be right there, Aunt Beru. I'm sorry, sir, but he appears to have picked up a slight flutter. Well, see what you can do with him. I'll be right back. Just you reconsider playing that message for him.  No, I don't like you either.
Threepio! Come in, Threepio! Threepio! Get to the top! I can't Where could he be? Threepio! Threepio, will you come in? They aren't here! Something must have happened to them. See if they've been captured. Hurry! One thing's for sure. We're all going to be a lot thinner! Get on top of it! I'm trying! Thank goodness, they haven't found them! Where could they be? Use the comlink? Oh, my! I forgot I turned it off! Are you there, sir? Threepio! We've had some problems...   Do you copy?   No.  Hurry! Listen to them! They're dying, Artoo! Curse my metal body! I wasn't fast enough. It's all my fault! My poor master! Threepio, we're all right! We're all right. You did great.


The pythonic packaging solution
With bento, packages metadata are described in an easy to read bento.info file.
The syntax is indentation-based, as python.
Name: foo
Version: 0.1
Description:
Package description.
Library:
Packages:
foo, foo.core
Bento packages are currently installed using bentomaker, the command line interface to bento.
$ bentomaker configure
$ bentomaker build
$ bentomaker install
To avoid adding dependencies to your package, bento may be distributed as a single file.
# This will create a self-contained bentomaker
# file that you can include in your project
$ python tools/createdist.py
Created self-contained script 'bentomaker' in ...
Bentomaker also supports building source distributions, windows installers and preliminary support for eggs.
$ bentomaker sdist
$ bentomaker build_wininst
$ bentomaker build_egg
One simple way to include data files (installed) and extra distribution files (not installed)
Datafiles: pdf-doc
TargetDir: /usr/local/share/doc/foo
Files: main.pdf
ExtraSourceFiles:
doc/source/index.rst
Bento aims at making packagers' life easier. Paths may be customized at configuration stage, and those paths may be used inside the bento.info file.
Datafiles: pdf-doc
TargetDir: $pdfdoc
Files: main.pdf
$ bentomaker configure --pdfdoc=/usr/pdfdoc
If your package uses setup.py, you can convert it to bento format using the convert command
$ bentomaker convert
Developing complex packages with C code is now more pleasant thanks to automatic dependency tracking.
By default, bentomaker builds C extensions using yaku, which automatically rebuild necessary files whenver build options of file content change.
It builds C extensions in parallel, too
$ bentomaker build
PYCC foo.o
PYCC bar.o
PYLINK foo.so
$ edit foo.c
$ bentomaker build
PYCC foo.o # Only foo is rebuilt
PYLINK foo.so
Bento is designed from the ground up to be extensible, and cleanly separate configuration, build, installation and packaging.
You want to use waf or scons to build C extensions? You want to add support for building debian packages? Bento aims at making those tasks not only possible but easy and robust.


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Device Management
This section provides guidelines regarding the use of the SOCIETIES Device Management facilities by Third Party context-aware services. The Device Management (DM) component acts as an intermediate layer between sensors and actuators attached to a CSS node and managed by a Third Party service. A Third Party service example using the DM component, and other DM related projects, can be found in the GitHub Code Repository.


On 1 January 2017 the new Victorian compulsory Child Safe Standards come into effect for all organisations that deal with children.
As the deadline for the new Victorian Child Safe Standards has drawn closer, our services at BlueQ have grown as we have been inundated with requests from our Victorian clients asking us for advice on how we could further help them comply with the Standards. In response to these requests, we created childsafeready.com.au - a short self-assessment and suite of free resources and tailored information to help organisations meet the Child Safe Standards.
Victorian organisations that provide services to children will be required under the Child Safety and Wellbeing Act to ensure that they implement compulsory child safe standards to protect children from harm.
BlueQ helps organisations meet the Child Safe Standards, in particular Standard 4, by automatically verifying the validity of Working With Children Checks on a weekly basis and provides notifications of any negative result.
Without BlueQ, checking whether an individual has a valid Working with Children Check is a manual process. The name and card number of every staff member must be entered on the Victorian Department of Justice and Regulation’s Check Status Facility each time it needs to be checked. For organisations with a large number of employees, it can be a very time-consuming process to ensure all staff hold a valid Working with Children Check. Fortunately, BlueQ helps to make this process a breeze!
BlueQ is offering 15 minute consultations to help organisations become Child Safe Ready for 1st January 2017. To take self-assessment and book a 15-minute consultation visit childsafeready.com.au


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Thanks to the Simple City shop for letting me use your photo!
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We are excited to introduce you to Travelhub Transport Services Limited, a travel agency focusing on road transportation and related logistics. We offer some products and services that you may find interesting, and the offer is free till December, 2016.
The free offer includes:
- Ticketing Software
- Courier Management Software
- Fleet Management software
- Administration Backend for control and reports
- Online marketing and business promotion
- Online ticket booking
Terms of Service:
We offer our software products as services mainly for technical reasons. You are only required to buy your hardware. We will install the software in all the parks/depots you want it, and also train your staff on how to use it. We also offer all the technical help you might require to keep our services running smoothly.However, if you are interested in online booking/reservation, you will have to provide an internet service so that the software can communicate with the online ticketing platform to avoid duplicate seat reservation.
Online Services:
If you opt in for our online services, you'll have control and real-time reports on ticket sales from all your parks/depots using our software services.The administrative backend is only available online, and to be able to receive updates from all the parks/depots, the parks/depots would have an active internet service. Meanwhile, our software synchronizes data with the cloud server whenever there's an active internet connection; this means that internet outage or disruption would not lead to loss of data/records.
If you will want to enable online ticketing on your official website, we will plug our online ticketing API service into your website, and you'll be up!
To find out more about our services, please visit our official website.
To get started with our offer, kindly contact us. Our contact details are below.


Software Developement Engineer
| Name: | Rupinder Sandhu |
| Education: | Computer System Technology, 2014-2016 |
| School: | British Columbia Institute of Technology |
| Email: |<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|
| GitHub: | https://github.com/rupindersandhu |
| Address: | Surrey, Canada |
I have a dedication and passion for creating value in the form of functional, reliable software.
I like building clear, maintainable and organize code as well as fixing bugs and errors.
I also like to be creative and apply that creativity in my projects.
And most importantly, I always love to learn new things.


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L'occitane Cherry Blossom Shower Gel
I had picked up few stuff from L'occitane sometime back in their online sale. So far L'occitane has failed to impress me. I don't deny the fact that they are leader when it comes to fragrance. L'occitane Cherry Blossom Shower Gel is beautiful aromatic clear shower gel......
Price: Rs. 1,095.00 for 250ml (In the pictures its 25ml)
Claims: This gel gently cleanses the skin, leaving it delicately perfumed. Used as a foaming bath, it transforms into a rich and smooth foam, releasing the delicate and captivating Cherry Blossom fragrance. Contains a cherry extract from Luberon, France.
Ingrediants :
Loccitane products are known for their natural ingredients and amazing pallet of fragrance.
Indeed the shower gel smells cherry blossom. Comes in a see through and sturdy bottle with a flip cap. the packaging makes the shower gel travel friendly. It lathers good and cleans well.
It leaves my skin dry, and a moisturizer is needed immediately. Fragrance is short lived and does not transfer onto the skin.
Now the part where L'occitane failed to impress is definitely the price tag. I am crazy for natural and organic products but I would any day buy LUSH or The Body Shop shower gel in cherry blossom since they do not pinch my pocket.
Have your tried any shower gel from L'occitane ? Any recommendations ?


expiry - check and enforce password expiration policy
The expiry command checks (-c) the current password expiration and forces (-f) changes when required. It is callable as a normal user command.
The options which apply to the expiry command are:
-c, --check
Check the password expiration of the current user.
-f, --force
Force a password change if the current user has an expired password.
-h, --help
Display help message and exit.
/etc/passwd
User account information.
/etc/shadow
Secure user account information.
passwd(5), shadow(5).


Enter the x and y parts a function in terms of x and y and press the button below. It will be plotted on the canvas below, with each pixel's colour being calculated by some simple rules. The hue is the angle of the point from the x-axis, and the brightness is the distance away from the origin. You can also imagine this as the function mapping each point from the domain to a corresponding point on a colour wheel. Black always means a magnitude of 0, but the brightness is normalized by dividing each magnitude by the maximum magnitude.
This can get some pretty cool-looking graphs :) Keep in mind that the function is evaluated for each pixel, which is 262,144 times, so don't do anything too resource-intensive. Also, these equations are interpreted as plain Javascript, so you can use all the standard functions you want. A few functions have shorthands defined, for example sin(x) instead of Math.sin(x).
As for what looks cool: trig functions and polynomials both tend to work pretty well. Also try x = sin((x*5) * (x*5) + (y*5) * (y*5)), y = cos((x*5) * (x*5) + (y*5) * (y*5)).
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| pixels per unit = | |
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| transformy = |


Sewage free seas may finally be within reach.
Surfers Against Sewage (SAS) has been monitoring sewage pollution at hundreds of beaches and surf spots nationwide. Shockingly, some of the nation’s best beaches can be polluted by raw sewage up to 60 times during the summer. This pollution could make you very sick and harms the marine environment we believe should be protected.
In March 2016, we have the best opportunity in a generation to stop sewage pollution at our beaches. And we need your support.
The government will be running a consultation on the regulation allowing water companies to discharge sewage pollution into our seas. The consultation is open for 6 weeks. During this period SAS and our partners are calling for 10,000 surfers, water users, boarders, swimmers and all beach lovers to join us in calling on the government for sewage free seas! In April 2016, we will deliver your message of support directly to the Environment Minister.
Together we can deliver a powerful message calling for Sewage Free Seas! #sewagefreeseas


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Responsive Images and Web Standards at the Turning Point
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High-level advice and guidelines for writing sane, manageable, scalable CSS
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"complete" == all locations nonzero, "diag" == only diagonal elements nonzero, or "sparse" == nonzero values may be anywhere
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The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:


class Market
People exchange commodities in markets. Each market focuses on certain commodity pair `{A, B}`. By convention, we call people exchange A for B sellers who submit ask orders, and people exchange B for A buyers who submit bid orders.
ID of market is always in the form “#{B}#{A}”. For example, in 'btccny' market, the commodity pair is `{btc, cny}`. Sellers sell out btc for cny, buyers buy in btc with cny. btc is the `base_unit`, while cny is the `quote_unit`.
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name[R]
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all()
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# File app/models/market.rb, line 17 def self.all all_with_invisible.select &:visible end
enumerize()
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# File app/models/market.rb, line 21 def self.enumerize all_with_invisible.inject({}) {|hash, i| hash[i.id.to_sym] = i.code; hash } end
new(*args)
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# File app/models/market.rb, line 33 def initialize(*args) super raise "missing base_unit or quote_unit: #{args}" unless base_unit.present? && quote_unit.present? @name = self[:name] || "#{base_unit}/#{quote_unit}".upcase end
to_hash()
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# File app/models/market.rb, line 25 def self.to_hash return @markets_hash if @markets_hash @markets_hash = {} all.each {|m| @markets_hash[m.id.to_sym] = m.unit_info } @markets_hash end
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ask_currency()
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# File app/models/market.rb, line 60 def ask_currency Currency.find_by_code(ask["currency"]) end
asks()
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# File app/models/market.rb, line 52 def asks; global.asks end
bid_currency()
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# File app/models/market.rb, line 64 def bid_currency Currency.find_by_code(bid["currency"]) end
bids()
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# File app/models/market.rb, line 51 def bids; global.bids end
fix_number_precision(type, d)
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# File app/models/market.rb, line 45 def fix_number_precision(type, d) digits = send(type)['fixed'] d.round digits, 2 end
latest_price()
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# File app/models/market.rb, line 40 def latest_price Trade.latest_price(id.to_sym) end
scope?(account_or_currency)
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# File app/models/market.rb, line 68 def scope?(account_or_currency) code = if account_or_currency.is_a? Account account_or_currency.currency elsif account_or_currency.is_a? Currency account_or_currency.code else account_or_currency end base_unit == code || quote_unit == code end
ticker()
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# File app/models/market.rb, line 54 def ticker; global.ticker end
to_s()
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# File app/models/market.rb, line 56 def to_s id end
trades()
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unit_info()
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# File app/models/market.rb, line 80 def unit_info {name: name, base_unit: base_unit, quote_unit: quote_unit} end


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Snakes are carnivores (meat eaters).
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Snakes don't have eyelids.
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Snakes can't bite food so have to swallow it whole.

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Snakes are found on every continent of the world except Antarctica.


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If you're new to HTML and CSS, chances are you've driven youself crazy trying to position HTML elements in a manner that makes your page look stylish, clean, organized and easy to use. If you haven't, then I applaud you: you're a natural web designer! The rest of us, however, could use a brief tip on how to position HTML elements neatly on a web page using the static, absolute, relative, and fixed positioning types in CSS. So whadaya say? Let's get started?
First, let's go over what it means for an element's position property to be static. Static positioning basically means that your HTML elements would follow a "natural order", so to speak. For example, if you were to create an orange square and a blue square without setting any position properties, it would default to position: static, and you would see an blue square with an orange square stacked on top of it, like this:
Notice that I specified each element's position property to static? Hence the natural stacked order of things. Unlike Warren Buffett, we're more ambitious than that. So, let's go ahead and set each div's position property to absolute.
What happened? Where did the blue square go? The answer is simple. Absolute positioning positions an element in relation to the first parent element it has that does not have the position property of static. If there is no parent element, then it gets positioned relative to the html element (relative to the entire html document). Since both of the squares are children of html, they will both be positioned one behind the other in the upper left corner.
Now, let's try something different. Let's set the position properties of our squares to relative and set the orange square's position from the lef to left:2em and see what happens.
See how the orange square shifted to the right by 2em? That's because relative positioning positions an element relative to its normal position, i.e. where it would be if you didn't assign it any position property. So, the combination of assigning to an element the position of relative and then specifying a 2em distance from the left would shift the element 2em from where it would normally be. Pretty straight-forward huh?
Now let's move on to try something really cool. Let's say that you want to have a sidebar with links to your other blog posts positioned on the left of the page, but you don't want it to move out of the screen when a user scrolls down. Instead, you want it to stay on the screen regardless of whether or not the user scrolls down the page. In this case, you would use fixed positioning. When an item is assigned the position property of fixed, it is positioned relative to the browser window and will not move even if you scroll.
I hope this was helpful and that you now understand the difference between the different positioning properties in CSS. Ciao!


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Program()
An LGP program that is composed of instructions that operate on registers.
Parameters
TData
- Type of data the programs instructions operate on.
TOutput
- The type of the program output(s).


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This is Word Counter Solution. 3 Spring Boot applications: 2 REST Web Services and 1 Web Client. Tasks: Upload files, process and observe the results.
1 of 3 Step - Select files and Upload 2 of 3 Step - Run Word Counter 3 of 3 Step - Display Results
Spring v4: MVC, REST WS; Bootstrap v4, JQuery, AJAX
Java 8 Lamdas, Multi Threading
Docker, Docker Compose
Word Counter - File Upload REST WS Section
This is Word Counter Solution. File Upload for text processing. API: /api/getFileList /upload/multi
Files:
Uploaded Files (DEMO ONLY!)
kvm.txt
test1.txt
test2.txt
test3.txt
Word Counter - File processing REST WS Section
This is Word Counter Solution. File multithreaded processing and word counter. API: /api/getWordCountProcessStatus /api/getMapToSortedListStatus /api/getResultOutputToFileStatus /api/getClearAllStatus
From all files in uploaded folder, using thread per file, generates main data structure - ConcurrentHashMap
This is Word Counter Solution. Results exported to file results.txt. Result is top 20 most popular words. Top quantity is hardcoded as TOP_RECORD_COUNT.
List of top 20 words. Results are displayed below.
Execute to start from the beginning. Deletes all uploaded files and NULLs all datastructures.


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Functions
| NcGalaxyWLDist * | nc_galaxy_wl_dist_ref () |
| void | nc_galaxy_wl_dist_free () |
| void | nc_galaxy_wl_dist_clear () |
| void | nc_galaxy_wl_dist_m2lnP_initial_prep () |
| void | nc_galaxy_wl_dist_m2lnP_prep () |
| gdouble | nc_galaxy_wl_dist_m2lnP () |
| gdouble | nc_galaxy_wl_dist_gen () |
| guint | nc_galaxy_wl_dist_len () |
Object Hierarchy
GObject ╰── NcGalaxyWLDist ├── NcGalaxyWLEllipticityBinned ├── NcGalaxyWLEllipticityGauss ├── NcGalaxyWLEllipticityKDE ╰── NcGalaxyWLProj
Description
Abstract class used to define a generic galaxy weak lensing observable probability distribution $P_\mathrm{wl}(g)$.
Functions
nc_galaxy_wl_dist_ref ()
NcGalaxyWLDist *
nc_galaxy_wl_dist_ref (NcGalaxyWLDist *gwld
);
Increase the reference of gwld
by one.
nc_galaxy_wl_dist_free ()
void
nc_galaxy_wl_dist_free (NcGalaxyWLDist *gwld
);
Decrease the reference count of gwld
by one.
nc_galaxy_wl_dist_clear ()
void
nc_galaxy_wl_dist_clear (NcGalaxyWLDist **gwld
);
Decrease the reference count of gwld
by one, and sets the pointer *gwld
to
NULL.
nc_galaxy_wl_dist_m2lnP_initial_prep ()
void nc_galaxy_wl_dist_m2lnP_initial_prep (NcGalaxyWLDist *gwld
,NcGalaxyRedshift *gz
,NcHICosmo *cosmo
,NcHaloDensityProfile *dp
,NcWLSurfaceMassDensity *smd
,const gdouble z_cluster
);
Prepare to compute nc_galaxy_wl_dist_m2lnP()
at different redshifts.
[virtual m2lnP_initial_prep]
nc_galaxy_wl_dist_m2lnP_prep ()
void nc_galaxy_wl_dist_m2lnP_prep (NcGalaxyWLDist *gwld
,NcHICosmo *cosmo
,NcHaloDensityProfile *dp
,NcWLSurfaceMassDensity *smd
,const gdouble z_cluster
,const guint gal_i
);
Prepare to compute nc_galaxy_wl_dist_m2lnP()
at different redshifts.
[virtual m2lnP_prep]
nc_galaxy_wl_dist_m2lnP ()
gdouble nc_galaxy_wl_dist_m2lnP (NcGalaxyWLDist *gwld
,NcHICosmo *cosmo
,NcHaloDensityProfile *dp
,NcWLSurfaceMassDensity *smd
,const gdouble z_cluster
,const guint gal_i
,const gdouble z
);
Computes the probability density of the observable $g$ given the redshift $z$. The probability density is given by $P_\mathrm{wl}(g)$.
[virtual m2lnP]
nc_galaxy_wl_dist_gen ()
gdouble nc_galaxy_wl_dist_gen (NcGalaxyWLDist *gwld
,const gdouble g_true
,NcmRNG *rng
);
Generates a $g$ value from the distribution using rng
.
[virtual gen]


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#include <sysc/datatypes/fx/sc_fxnum.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| sc_fxnum_bitref (const sc_fxnum_bitref &) | |
| void | scan (::std::istream &=::std::cin) |
| Public Member Functions inherited from sc_dt::sc_fxnum_bitref_r | |
| sc_fxnum_bitref_r (const sc_fxnum_bitref_r &) | |
| operator bool () const | |
| void | print (::std::ostream &=::std::cout) const |
| void | dump (::std::ostream &=::std::cout) const |
Friends | |
| class | sc_fxnum |
Additional Inherited Members | |
| Protected Member Functions inherited from sc_dt::sc_fxnum_bitref_r | |
| bool | get () const |
| sc_fxnum_bitref_r (sc_fxnum &, int) | |
| Protected Attributes inherited from sc_dt::sc_fxnum_bitref_r | |
| sc_fxnum & | m_num |
| int | m_idx |
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| void sc_dt::sc_fxnum_bitref::scan | ( | ::std::istream & | = ::std::cin | ) |
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Definition at line 133 of file sc_fxnum.h.


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Hello,
I have set my timezone correctly in the "account" page: UTC +2
However, the kwhd only reset at 2 am here, see pics attached.
The other graphs, were not affected by the timezone change, this means, before I had timezone default UTC + 0 and the graphs were showing the correct time, after I switch to UTC + 2, the graphs were still correct.
Am I missing any further setting?
Its 6:50am right now here. (just saying to make sense on the captures I just did)
Thanks for your help everyone.
Re: Timezone not considered in kwhd
You don't say if you are running your own instance of emoncms or are using emoncms.org.
If you are using your own version, but NOT using the timestore data storage it is a known bug, that is discussed here
http://openenergymonitor.org/emon/node/2239
and here
http://openenergymonitor.org/emon/node/2852
The good news is that it is fixed with timestore data storage, which i the next version of emoncms will be in php so easier to install.
If you are using emoncms.org. Please can you confirm.
Re: Timezone not considered in kwhd
sorry I forgot to say i am using emoncms.org
Anything I can do in my side?
Thanks !!
Re: Timezone not considered in kwhd
sorry to bring this up again, hope someone knows what can I do.
Its 00:15 @ 03 March 2014 and the daily usage has not detected the new day, however the normal chart does show the correct time in the x axis.
any idea?
Thank you very much for any help.
Re: Timezone not considered in kwhd
Hi
I'm having the exact same problem as above. I'm using the hosted version - I've re-recreated my feeds tried everything. I havn't poked around in the code, but seems like the feed creation isn't aware of the timezone..
Sean
Re: Timezone not considered in kwhd
I found something quite interesting, at 00:04 on the 9/3/14 the graph seems to show the correct information, however the bar graph showing the totals has not yet created the new day (9/3)
Re: Timezone not considered in kwhd
Poking around in the code - I havn't ever really looked at it allot -
Seems like the timestoredaily view, its using the servers timezone offset, not the profiles timezone offset when displaying?
Sean
https://github.com/emoncms/emoncms/blob/master/Modules/vis/visualisation...
Re: Timezone not considered in kwhd
Hi Sean, that seems to be exactly whats happening.
Maybe one developer can have a look at it and find a solution, I find it really strange nobody raised this issue before and got it fixed. Looks like something quite important in my opinion.
thanks Sean.
Re: Timezone not considered in kwhd
I need to get involved with the timezone stuff to make my hour-of-day process filter work sensibly. Perhaps I can investigate this too.
Either way, I recommend you create an issue on github for this (especially since you've identified part of the code) and it may be picked up a lot faster.
https://github.com/emoncms/emoncms/issues
Re: Timezone not considered in kwhd
Hi
I have the same problem, I am following up from yesterday (18:15), and the bar graph of daily energy continues to accumulate energy, however bargraph appears in a span of 10:00 to 04 : 00: I have assumed that in the time interval from 04:00 to 10:00 in the bar still measuring the same day but does not appear to bars do not overlap, however after 10:00, continues to measure energy bar, corresponding to yesterday.
Re: Timezone not considered in kwhd
Seems like there is a fix in github, any chances on applying it to emoncms.org? its really a shame not being able to get such a useful information as daily usage.
Thank you very much
Re: Timezone not considered in kwhd
This is the problem I'm having also. Daily kw hours rolling over at 10am. I thought it may of been when I first had the pi logging to emoncms.org it had the default UTC+0 time. Will be good have this fixed.
Re: Timezone not considered in kwhd
This should be very close to being fixed or fixed in the new myelectric bar graph interface if you generate the bar graph from a watt hour or kwh elapsed feed or from a phpfiwa power feed. I havent tested it yet but the new approach using accumulating watt hour feeds is partly designed to solve this problem as you can pick out the start of each day at any point, there's more on this here http://openenergymonitor.org/emon/node/3995
Re: Timezone not considered in kwhd
Hi All, this is my first post on this very informative forum and I take my hat off to all the guys that have developed the Emon suite of products! I have set up the PV monitoring kit using the EmonTX V3 and Rasperry Pi using the rock solid gateway forwarder and it is working an absolute treat.
However I am also having issues with my kwh/d feeds not resetting at midnight local time using emoncms.org. I'm located in Australia with the timezone set to UTC +10 in my account settings and the feeds are not resetting until 9am which equates to 12am in the UK.
Is there something I'm doing incorrectly or is there still a bug in the emoncms.org server?
Re: Timezone not considered in kwhd
I'm having the problem described above on my own server located in PST and I am located in EST. It's been a year and this is still not fixed?
Re: Timezone not considered in kwhd
Yes I'm also having this problem. Using emoncms.org with profile set at UTC -7 gives me a daily rollover at 17:00 local time. Mildly irritating.


Pi
Max Cohen is a paranoid loner in a small apartment jammed to the gunwales with sophisticated homebrew computer equipment. As such, hešs both more likable and more dangerous than a gun-obsessed wacko like Travis Bickle. For, unlike Travis, Max isn't looking for respect, or a girl friend, or money. He's looking for the meaning of life, which, based on a reasonable set of assumptions that he postulates and repeats over an over, he is pretty sure exists. He almost had me believing it.
Max is a pretty smart guy with a Ph.D. in number theory from Columbia University. He looks for patterns in pi, which famously has none as far as anyone can figure (until Max, that is). He applies these patterns to understanding the stock market. He's not interested in the money, of course; he just wants to understand the underlying structure.
Max is also a pretty sick guy. When he was a kid he stared at the sun for several minutes, resulting in temporary blindness and a permanent susceptibility to devastating headaches. He does what he can to treat them but they won't go away, and they plague his work. He's Icarus, of course, and the movie makes sure that you catch the reference.
Pi is director Darren Aronovsky's first feature. It's low, low, budget--filmed in a harsh, overexposed black and white which portrays Max' state of mind quite well. There are no effects in Pi, just images, all of them disturbing. The streets and the apartments look cramped, ugly, dirty and dangerous (and really, the movie implies that you are much safer on a New York subway at 2.00 a.m. than in Max' apartment at high noon). The music is an insistent techno dance soundtrack that complements the gritty visuals, giving the movie a reckless driving energy. Together they effectively portray Max as a lonely, focused man living a very dangerous life.
Unfortunately, Max is being chased. By people, for one. It seems that he came upon a 216 digit number when his computer blew out during a critical analysis of stock market fluctuations. He tosses away that number in frustration, but certain people want it--a cartel of stock market investors, for one, who think that number holds a key to the rise and fall of share prices. Max is also chased by a group of Jewish mystics looking for the name of God. Max resists both groups at first but then gives in. The financiers give him a military grade computer chip as big as your fist. The Kaballists show him that the Torah is really a long string of numbers. (Max gets hooked when he finds the Fibonacci sequence in the Hebrew words for father, mother and child). Max decides to give both sides what they think they want.
The human bad guys here are not especially convincing. The leader of the cartel comes off mostly as cranky and out of sorts, and Orthodox Jews are not typically a group a screenwriter will go to when the desired effect is heavy menace. Yet there is something else out there that is really scary, and its mixed up with that 216 digit number (which Max commits to memory). That's what Pi is all about at the end.
There are a couple of ways to read Pi. On the one hand, it works as pure science fiction. It's not billed as such, but director Aronovsky seems to have read a fair amount of the stuff; I saw, or thought I saw references to Dick, Van Vogt, Gibson, Stephenson and a whole raft of others. As sf, Pi is straighforward but scary, with few special effects and relatively straightforward violence. Pi is idea-based sf.
If you donšt like the science fiction reading of the movie, Pi also works as a study of paranoid obsession. A paranoid sees patterns everywhere. So do conspiracy theorists, religious mystics and stock market players. A lot of these patterns do exist, as mathematics shows. When you take these clean patterns from number theory to everyday human behavior, you risk becoming a kook. If you can't take a break from this sort of thing (as Max' old graduate advisor suggests) you become a dangerous kook, if only to yourself.
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Multiple input-fields with the same name. The name should end with "[]", f ex name="urls[]". You can then extract the values as an array in Perl. If you want more
than one input field in a row, it's possible to specify column titles with the columnTitles attribute; you must also use the row and cell tags if you use this
attribute.
John Smith
John Doe
or
or
values - an array reference holding the values for all the input fields. Can't be used if there are input fields with more than one name (if there are differnt "types" of input fields)
rearrangeable [0] - adds arrows after the input fields, so that the order of the input fields can be changed
resizable [0] - adds minus signs after the input fields, so the input fields can be removed (only if the number of input fields is greater than minNumLines).
Also adds a plus button below the input fields.
minNumLines [1] - the minimum number of input fields that must be displayed
columnTitles - when there's more than one input field in a row, it might be smart to specify header titles for each input field column. Separate the column titles with vertical bars (|).
newRowHandler - name of javascript method to be called when a new row is added. The method receives the newly created row and the multiInput element as parameters.
onDeleteRow - javascript code to be executed when a row is deleted.
content - the input fields with attributes that differ between the input fields. The input fields in the multiInput group can be defined here. If not specified, the default is to use an input field.
Other attributes


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Normally, PL/Perl is installed as a "trusted" programming language named plperl. In this setup, certain Perl operations are disabled to preserve security. In general, the operations that are restricted are those that interact with the environment. This includes file handle operations, require, and use (for external modules). There is no way to access internals of the database server process or to gain OS-level access with the permissions of the server process, as a C function can do. Thus, any unprivileged database user can be permitted to use this language.
Here is an example of a function that will not work because file system operations are not allowed for security reasons:
CREATE FUNCTION badfunc() RETURNS integer AS $$ my $tmpfile = "/tmp/badfile"; open my $fh, '>', $tmpfile or elog(ERROR, qq{could not open the file "$tmpfile": $!}); print $fh "Testing writing to a file\n"; close $fh or elog(ERROR, qq{could not close the file "$tmpfile": $!}); return 1; $$ LANGUAGE plperl;
The creation of this function will fail as its use of a forbidden operation will be caught by the validator.
Sometimes it is desirable to write Perl functions that are not restricted. For example, one might want a Perl function that sends mail. To handle these cases, PL/Perl can also be installed as an "untrusted" language (usually called PL/PerlU). In this case the full Perl language is available. If the createlang program is used to install the language, the language name plperlu will select the untrusted PL/Perl variant.
The writer of a PL/PerlU function must take care that the function cannot be used to do anything unwanted, since it will be able to do anything that could be done by a user logged in as the database administrator. Note that the database system allows only database superusers to create functions in untrusted languages.
If the above function was created by a superuser using the language plperlu, execution would succeed.
In the same way, anonymous code blocks written in Perl can use restricted operations if the language is specified as plperlu rather than plperl, but the caller must be a superuser.
Note: While PL/Perl functions run in a separate Perl interpreter for each SQL role, all PL/PerlU functions executed in a given session run in a single Perl interpreter (which is not any of the ones used for PL/Perl functions). This allows PL/PerlU functions to share data freely, but no communication can occur between PL/Perl and PL/PerlU functions.
Note: Perl cannot support multiple interpreters within one process unless it was built with the appropriate flags, namely either usemultiplicity or useithreads. (usemultiplicity is preferred unless you actually need to use threads. For more details, see the perlembed man page.) If PL/Perl is used with a copy of Perl that was not built this way, then it is only possible to have one Perl interpreter per session, and so any one session can only execute either PL/PerlU functions, or PL/Perl functions that are all called by the same SQL role.


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Geostatistical analysis including traditional, likelihood-based and Bayesian methods.
| Version: | 1.7-5.2.1 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 2.10), stats, methods |
| Imports: | MASS, sp, splancs, RandomFields, graphics |
| Suggests: | scatterplot3d, lattice, tcltk, geoRglm |
| Published: | 2018-07-29 |
| Author: | Paulo J. Ribeiro Jr and Peter J. Diggle |
| Maintainer: | Paulo J. Ribeiro Jr <paulojus at ufpr.br> |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
| URL: | http://www.leg.ufpr.br/geoR |
| NeedsCompilation: | yes |
| In views: | Bayesian, Distributions, Spatial |
| CRAN checks: | geoR results |
| Reference manual: | geoR.pdf |
| Package source: | geoR_1.7-5.2.1.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: geoR_1.7-5.2.1.zip, r-release: geoR_1.7-5.2.1.zip, r-oldrel: geoR_1.7-5.2.1.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: geoR_1.7-5.2.1.tgz, r-oldrel: geoR_1.7-5.2.1.tgz |
| Old sources: | geoR archive |
| Reverse depends: | aqfig, FeedbackTS, geofd, geoRglm, geotoolsR, lmenssp, LS2Wstat, PrevMap, StatDA |
| Reverse imports: | CensSpatial, convoSPAT, eefAnalytics, gcmr, rcosmo, reportRx, scpm, spTest, SubgrPlots, TED, UncerIn2, variosig, windfarmGA |
| Reverse suggests: | bamlss, gamair, gear, geoBayes, georob, ipdw, npsp, pedometrics, prevR, RandomFields, rpanel, SAMCpack, simba, spBayes |
| Reverse enhances: | geostatsp |
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The Legend of 1900 (1999) Reviewed by Eugene Novikov http://www.ultimate-movie.com/ Member: Online Film Critics Society
The Legend of 1900 (1999)
"The world on land -- it's just too big for me."
Starring Tim Roth, Pruitt Taylor Vince, Bill Nunn, Clarence Williams III. Rated R.
 It stars thespian extraordinaire Tim Roth, looking wistful as ever, as a guy named... 1900. You heard right. His name is, in all actuality, 1900. He was born on an ocean liner on 1/1/1900 (uh, hence the name), abandoned and adopted by Danny, a ship crewman. 1900 spends most of his early years hiding in the bowels of the ship because of Danny's fear that he might be taken away from him because of "visa matters."
Well, when 1900 is about 9 or so, he starts wondering all around the ship. One day, he discovers a grand piano. He sits down and starts playing. Miraculously, what comes out is beautiful. A group of onlookers gathers to watch this stunning prodigy make such amazing music at such a young age. When one of the people who knows 1900 tells him that his playing the piano like that without permission is "totally against regulations" 1900 replies "F*ck the regulations!" Ho ho ho.
1900 grows up never setting foot on dry land. When he's about 30ish and can play the piano like nobody's business, onboard comes another musician. His name is Max (Pruitt Taylor Vince) and he plays the trumpet. After 1900 catches Max barfing everywhere during a storm, he sits him down on the piano next to him, takes the piano's braces off and plays while the piano flies all around the hall, taking them with it. How the chair they're sitting on and the piano don't separate, I don't know, but this apparently isn't the kind of thing we're supposed to ask.
After that, 1900 and Max become friends. Max is determined to get 1900 off the ship and discover what he is missing on land, but 1900 has no intention of doing so. What's more, he doesn't even want his music to go anywhere without him: when a record company hears about his talents, they come on board to make a record of his music, but after finding out that -- gasp! -- they're going to make millions of copies, he breaks the record.
The conflict of the movie is that after Max, unsuccessful in his endeavor to get 1900 off the ship, gets off himself, he stumbles upon a record of 1900's music in a store. The record shouldn't exist because a) 1900 never stepped on dry land and b) the one record that was made on the ship was broken. Ladies and gentlemen, it's a mystery!
The story itself is ludicrous and uninteresting and so are its elements. We're supposed to be roused by a climactic... piano duel? There isn't anything in this movie with the potential to compel. 1900 comes off as a whiny, brooding, extremely unlikable man: I can't recall a single word he said that was not some sort of depressing pseudo- meditation on life. Ditto for Max, who doesn't seem to have a life outside his friendship with 1900.
Tim Roth plays 1900 with about as much panache as a fig leaf; there's no spirit, no gusto to the character. He insists that he leads a happy life on the ship, but to us he is dead. Pruitt Taylor Vince is a little more palatable, at least providing a moment of comic relief here and there to liven things up a bit. The highlight of the movie would have to be the eminently amusing Clarence Williams the III as the arrogant, leering "King of Jazz" who challenges 1900 to the aforementioned piano duel.
The Legend of 1900 was made by Giuseppe Tornatore, whose 1988 Cinema Paradiso is considered a masterpiece by many. This effort is utterly limp and lifeless. At once ridiculous, boring, narrow-sighted and pointless, this is one movie that should be -- and will be -- quickly forgotten.
Grade: D+
©1999 Eugene Novikov
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