Driven by the community, the topography is only realized through voting. New potential slots are made available through on-chain logic driven by the number of bit countries, and other platform factors.
An available slot on the Continuum is then auctioned to the highest bidder- awarding the right to occupy the slot with their bit country.
Once a bit country is on the Continuum, the currency is listed on the DEX and the bit country starts to receive network rewards.
Start your own bit country and community. Attract more people to join using the rules and policies you can set by your will. Grow your bit country and monetize your community in multiple ways without any intermediaries.
Content will belong to one of the blocks that make up the whole country. Each block has a topic the content within should adhere to. People can easily visit neighboring blocks while within a block, so placing related topics next to each other is favourable.
Create a currency for your bit country, and incentivize the people who contribute to your community. As your community grows, your currency will gain value on the exchange. Everyone in the community will benefit from this. Bit countries can be auctioned, rewarding all who had a stake in it.
Explore bit countries created by other people. Become a resident and join the community. Bit countries can set their residential policies. Some welcome everyone and even reward you for joining, while others may need you to apply for residency.
A decentralized network governed by NUUM Holders, the stakeholders shape the future of our network.
Our network is secured under Polkadot's shared security model, ensuring high resilience and forkless upgradability.
Cross-chain interoperability enables the transfer of any type of NFT asset or token.
Operating on Polkadot infrastructure allows our network to maximize value-exchange while protecting resources.
Our staking protocol is designed to incentivize good community behavior whilst discouraging bad behavior. This ensures the network stays secure.
We enable WASM and Ethereum-compatible smart contract for developers to build applications to run on our network.
Bit.Country open to early access. Content creation & primary community activities released, reward platform, and invitation system.
Progressively release features related to governing, ownership and country creation. Improve existing adding better functionality to content creation.
Launch on Kusama
Enable Cross-Chain NFT Asset support from different chain.
Launch Parachain Bonding process to obtain the parachain slot.


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You will need to talk with the folks with whom you're working
What is the intermediate goal for the campaign? What specifically will constitute a victory?
What short term or partial victories can you win as steps toward your intermediate goal?


pragma solidity 0.4.26;
import './interfaces/IContractFeatures.sol';
/**
* @dev Contract Features
*
* Generic contract that allows every contract on the blockchain to define which features it supports.
* Other contracts can query this contract to find out whether a given contract on the
* blockchain supports a certain feature.
* Each contract type can define its own list of feature flags.
* Features can be only enabled/disabled by the contract they are defined for.
*
* Features should be defined by each contract type as bit flags, e.g. -
* uint256 public constant FEATURE1 = 1 << 0;
* uint256 public constant FEATURE2 = 1 << 1;
* uint256 public constant FEATURE3 = 1 << 2;
* ...
*/
contract ContractFeatures is IContractFeatures {
mapping (address => uint256) private featureFlags;
/**
* @dev triggered when a contract notifies of features it supports
*
* @param _address contract address
* @param _features features supported
*/
event FeaturesAddition(address indexed _address, uint256 _features);
/**
* @dev triggered when a contract notifies of features it no longer supports
*
* @param _address contract address
* @param _features features no longer supported
*/
event FeaturesRemoval(address indexed _address, uint256 _features);
/**
* @dev initializes a new ContractFeatures instance
*/
constructor() public {
}
/**
* @dev returns true if a given contract supports the given feature(s), false if not
*
* @param _contract contract address to check support for
* @param _features feature(s) to check for
*
* @return true if the contract supports the feature(s), false if not
*/
function isSupported(address _contract, uint256 _features) public view returns (bool) {
return (featureFlags[_contract] & _features) == _features;
}
/**
* @dev allows a contract to enable/disable certain feature(s)
*
* @param _features feature(s) to enable/disable
* @param _enable true to enable the feature(s), false to disabled them
*/
function enableFeatures(uint256 _features, bool _enable) public {
if (_enable) {
if (isSupported(msg.sender, _features))
return;
featureFlags[msg.sender] |= _features;
emit FeaturesAddition(msg.sender, _features);
} else {
Iif (!isSupported(msg.sender, _features))
return;
featureFlags[msg.sender] &= ~_features;
emit FeaturesRemoval(msg.sender, _features);
}
}
}
|


Preparation time
30 mins to 1 hour
Cooking time
less than 10 mins
Serves
Serves 2
This very English dish contrasts rich salmon and cream with bitter, citrussy sorrel and a pepped up green salad.
For the house dressing, if making, whisk together the egg yolk, mustard, honey and cider vinegar in a bowl until well combined. Gradually add the vegetable oil in a thin stream, whisking continuously, until the mixture thickens to a creamy mayonnaise.
Stir in the shallot, garlic and herbs, then season, to taste, with salt and freshly ground black pepper. Set aside.
For the salmon and sorrel, preheat the grill to its highest setting.
Grease an oven tray with butter, then season with salt and freshly ground black pepper. Lay the salmon slices on the tray, overlapping them slightly, then set aside.
Heat a frying pan over a high heat. Add the shallot, vermouth and white wine and bring to the boil, then reduce the heat until the mixture is simmering and simmer for 4-5 minutes, or until the volume of liquid has reduced by half.
Pour in the double cream and continue to simmer for 2-3 minutes, or until the volume of liquid has reduced slightly and the sauce has thickened. Season, to taste, with salt and freshly ground black pepper, then remove from the heat and stir in the sorrel.
Meanwhile, grill the salmon for 2-3 minutes, or until just cooked through.
To serve, carefully pour a pool of the sorrel and vermouth sauce into the centre of two serving plates. Lay the grilled salmon slices on top. Serve the salad leaves alongside, drizzled with 50ml/2fl oz of the house dressing, if using.


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Mushrooms - P. cubensis
Growing Journal
This is a log of my first attempt at growing my own psylocybe mushrooms.
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Day 1: Sept. 11, 2001. Today I prepared the jars for innoculation.  The substrate formula was 2/3 cup horticultural vermiculite, 1/4 cup brown rice powder (made with a coffee grinder), and 1/4 cup tap water. I sterilized for about 1 hour 15 minutes. It took almost 5 hours for the pot/jars to cool all the way after sterilization, but I finally got the jars innoculated and stored in my closet. I kept spraying the kitchen constantly with disinfectant to make sure there weren't any airborne contaminants. [Note: I also spent all day with my eyes glued to CNN, unable to believe what I was seeing... scary world folks]
Day 3: Sept. 13, 2001. First signs of growth! Jar #2 has some white fuzziness at two of the innoculation points. No signs anywhere else, but it's been less than 48 hours so I'm pleased.
Day 5: Sept. 15, 2001. All jars are showing signs of growth now, with #2's growth almost tripling from the other day. Also, no contamination yet!
Day 8: Sept. 18, 2001. Making good progress... The germination sites are intermingling and getting much 'fuller' and spreading to other quadrants. Jar #1 is doing pathetic, but I'm not surprised as I only used maybe 1/2cc of solution for the whole thing (last jar). Need to start on the terrarium soon.
Day 11: Sept. 21, 2001. Great progress all around... jars 3 and 5 should be ready in a few days and the other jars are doing great... no contamination yet either! I found an ultrasonic humidifier today for $29 at Walgreens, so I think I'll get that and a digital timer for my terrarium setup (as well as the standard plexiglass and styrofoam cooler setup).
Day 13: Sept. 23, 2001. I turned the jars upside down to speed colonization of the bottoms... most have mycelium all the way around or at least 85-90%, and just need to colonize the bottom.
Day 22: Oct. 3, 2001. All the jars are doing great. A couple have pulled away from the sides and one is colonized at about 98%. I'm going to buy the stuff for the terrarium sometime soon. I decided to go with a giant rubbermaid and perlite for humidity (mostly because it's MUCH cheaper and supposedly works better). The last little bit of growth is taking FOREVER. I ended up puttind a lamp in the closet to keep them warm as I figured the recent drop in temps had slowed them down a bit. Seems to be working, we'll see.
Day 23: Oct. 4, 2001. PINS!!! I went to check the jars today, and 4 out of 7 had pins growing right near the vermiculite interface! They weren't completely colonized, but all were at least 85-90%. I ran down to the local stores and picked up stuff for my terrarium. It's a rubbermaid tub with perlite/water humidification and a hole w/ plastic wrap to allow for sunlight. I even picked up a neat temp/humidity gauge at Target for $4.99! The humidity seems to be stabilizing just over 92% which is perfect, and the temp is right at 76 degrees F. Should have something to eat here in 5-7 days. After hearing horror stories on a popular forum about difficulties with pinning, I'm happy.
Day 29: Oct. 10, 2001. I've picked my first couple of shrooms. About 10g wet weight total, but those were just the first little guys to be mature. There are about 4 LARGE shrooms and about 11 medium ones on the way. Myself, my girlfriend, and a friend of ours are going to sample the first bit Friday night... I can't wait! The ones I picked I placed in the fridge to store until the harvest day, there's a SEVERE bluing reaction on the one I picked yesterday... time to post to message boards and see what everyone thinks.
Day 30: Oct. 11, 2001. Good progress. Looks like there will be enough for our little 'harvest party' tomorrow... but the cakes are going to be picked clean. A few have more pins on the way, so hopefully growth won't slow down too terribly much. I can't WAIT for tomorrow night! [We got impatient and tripped tonight... I ate about 23 wet grams. I tripped a bit too hard and almost had a bad trip, but it all worked out and I know now that my little guys are PLENTY potent!]
Day 36: Oct. 17, 2001. I had to bury 3 cakes this week. All of them got the same greenish-black colored mold, and all in colonized areas. I think it's probably due to my excessive handling of them, so live and learn I guess. The other four cakes I placed directly onto the perlite, which seemed to rejuvenate them and initiate a second flush. There are quite a few mushrooms on the way, though they're all very small at the moment.
Day 41: Oct. 22, 2001. I took the terrarium down to my girlfriend's parents so I could keep and eye on my little guys. They survived ok. There's one mushroom that's about to be ripe, and another dozen or so on the way. Things are looking good overall, though I think they got damaged in the heat down there.
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That about wraps up the useful information I can put in this log. We sampled some more Friday night... The ones I ate had been dried in a food dehydrator, and I didn't notice any loss in potency really. We had a great trip and have many more shrooms on the way, so it all went pretty well.
Not only is growing mushrooms EASY, but it DOES WORK as long as I follow the instructions carefully.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


There's A Place In Ethiopia That's Too Metal To Sustain Life
by Sarah BasfordMuch like my teenage bedroom, scientists have found a place on Earth where no life can exist. It's just too metal to sustain it.
The culprit is a geothermal field called the Dallol Depression in Ethiopia and a depressing story it truly is. A group of scientists travelled there and analysed the inhospitable lands, according to New York Times, and came to the conclusion that no microbial life could be found within the area.
Dallol houses some of the world's saltiest, acidic bodies of extremely hot water. The team of scientists checked these pools, where some organisms were thought to withstand the conditions, but found nothing except impostors that merely looked like life. They were actually nanoscale, silica-rich grains that under a microscope appeared to be cells.
Due to the combination of severe salinity, acidity and magnesium salts, researchers found it was too severe for any cells to maintain structure let alone survive and thrive.
This is a pretty impressive feat, as microbes are generally found in even the most extreme of environments. These organisms are referred to as 'extremophiles' and have been found in hydrothermal vents and areas with no oxygen at all. They are the real metalheads of this story but alas, not even they were found in this pit of death.
Pour one out for any valiant microbes who tried and failed.


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| GBAO | Rushon | Pastkhuf | 2021-07-13 | Completed |
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| Dushanbe | Khatlon | Varzob | 2021-09-08 | In Process |
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| Lenobod | Arjoyca | Archizca | 2019-04-08 | Failed |
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| GBAO | Shughnan | Porshinev | 2021-09-17 | Completed |
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| Lenobod | Arjoyca | Archizca | 2021-11-15 | Failed |
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| Lenobod | Arjoyca | Archizca | 2019-04-08 | Failed |
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| Shughnan | Shohdara | Roshtqala | 2021-11-19 | In Process |
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| GBAO | Rushon | Pastkhuf | 2011-04-16 | Completed |
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| Dushanbe | Khatlon | Varzob | 2012-11-14 | In Process |
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| Lenobod | Arjoyca | Archizca | 2019-04-08 | Failed |
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| GBAO | Shughnan | Porshinev | 2016-10-23 | Completed |
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| Lenobod | Arjoyca | Archizca | 2008-07-10 | Failed |
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| Lenobod | Arjoyca | Archizca | 2019-04-08 | Failed |
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| GBAO | Rushon | Pastkhuf | 2021-07-13 | Completed |
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| Shughnan | Shohdara | Roshtqala | 2019-12-30 | In Process |
|
| Lenobod | Arjoyca | Archizca | 2019-04-08 | Failed |
|
| GBAO | Rushon | Pastkhuf | 2014-06-14 | Completed |
|
| Dushanbe | Khatlon | Varzob | 2009-11-26 | In Process |
|
| Lenobod | Arjoyca | Archizca | 2019-04-08 | Failed |
|
| GBAO | Shughnan | Porshinev | 2017-09-04 | Completed |
|
| GBAO | Rushon | Pastkhuf | 2021-07-13 | Completed |
|
| Lenobod | Arjoyca | Archizca | 2019-04-08 | Failed |
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| Lenobod | Arjoyca | Archizca | 2018-12-28 | Failed |
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| Shughnan | Shohdara | Roshtqala | 2018-04-23 | In Process |
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| Lenobod | Arjoyca | Archizca | 2019-04-08 | Failed |
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| GBAO | Rushon | Pastkhuf | 2021-07-13 | Completed |
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| GBAO | Rushon | Pastkhuf | 2012-11-14 | Completed |
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| Dushanbe | Khatlon | Varzob | 2014-01-18 | In Process |
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| Lenobod | Arjoyca | Archizca | 2019-04-08 | Failed |
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| GBAO | Rushon | Pastkhuf | 2021-07-13 | Completed |
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| GBAO | Shughnan | Porshinev | 2017-05-15 | Completed |
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| Lenobod | Arjoyca | Archizca | 2019-04-08 | Failed |
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| GBAO | Rushon | Pastkhuf | 2021-07-13 | Completed |
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| Shughnan | Shohdara | Roshtqala | 2019-09-28 | In Process |
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This is a simulation of a few city blocks, with a public park and a supermarket. People, represented by
small green sphere, go about their daily lives : waking up, going to work, for a run in the park or
shopping.
The aim of this simulation is to raise awareness and
allow people to experience how impactful and necessary quarantine may be to fight the infection.
Adjust the behaviour values in the top-right menu and start the simulation.
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"You are getting The Wiz on DVD!"
"Best movie of all time, I don’t care what anyone says!"
"I'm so excited, now I am defiantly going to watch this as soon as I get home!"
The librarian seems a little hysterical, must be a good movie.
"Do you want to keep checking out? I mean you got the best thing in here so technically you have all you need, but still."
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{%extends "base.html"%} {%block mainmenu%} Home Passenger Room Services Lodging Services by Lodging {%endblock%} {%block mainmenu2%} {%if user%} Send message | Open email {%endif%} {%endblock%} {%block body%} {%endblock%}


Enters the string into interned strings table (if not already there).
#TODO
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By using intern you ensure that you never create two string objects that have the same value - when you request the creation of a second string object with the same value as an existing string object, you receive a reference to the pre-existing string object. This way, you are saving memory. Also, string objects comparison is now very efficient because it is carried out by comparing the memory addresses of the two string objects instead of their content.
Essentially intern looks up (or stores if not present) the string in a collection of interned strings, so all interned instances will share the same identity. You trade the one-time cost of looking up this string for faster comparisons (the compare can return True after just checking for identity, rather than having to compare each character), and reduced memory usage.


NOTE: You can also do an authorization via Masterpass, depending on your merchant settings.
This page is for demonstration purposes only, to collect information like order amount and currency in order to generate the Masterpass button. In practical use this would be collected behind the scenes.
Here are the steps to complete this transaction:
- Use the CREATE_SESSION operation to create a session.
- Use the UPDATE_SESSION operation to update the session with information about the order (like amount, description, currency, etc).
- Use the OPEN_WALLET operation to initiate the Masterpass interaction.
- Use the Masterpass JavaScript library to launch the Masterpass interaction.
- Use the URL parameters included in the Masterpass callback with the UPDATE_SESSION_FROM_WALLET operation to retrieve the payment details from Masterpass.
- Use the payment details to complete the transaction using PAY or AUTHORIZE.
View the full Masterpass documentation here.


Raduga uses live weather data to predict the formation of rainbows, and sends you an alert when rainbows are likely to appear in your neighbourhood.
Introduced as a reaction to the ban on displaying the rainbow in public space in Russia, Raduga enables the masses to spot and capture rainbows everywhere.
You can upload and share your own rainbows, to show that rainbows are here to stay.
You can spot a rainbow when your back is facing the sun. In front of you, rain is falling. The droplets must be plump and round, in order to refract the light so that a rainbow appears.
The sun should be positioned low on the horizon. This is why most rainbows occur in the morning, and early evening.
All photos taken using this app will be freely available for other users to share and publish.
© Pink Pony Express
Raduga is made possible with support from Creative Industries Fund NL, Wilhelmina E. Jansen Fund, and hundreds of donations from rainbow fans all over the world.


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- Remember that you need to run this example in a server (file:// is not allowed, if you use localhost, the ip must be different of <IP_ADDRESS>)
- This example is very ugly, but shows the basic functionality of artyom in english language
Recognizing :
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Sylvanian Families Walnut Squirrel Baby
UK Biography Information
Baby Brother Ambrose Walnut is still only small, but his father Cedric says he is going to go on and do great things.
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Baby Brother Ambrose Walnut is still only small, but his father Cedric says he is going to go on and do great things.


We're not just computer science majors. We're people who love to code, who love to build things. We're constantly looking to start new projects - whether we know exactly how we're going to build it or not. We learn as we go, and help teach eachother along the way. Websites, apps, robots - we're interested in it all. This is a place for anyone who shares these interests to get started on something new, and meet some awesome people while doing something that they love.
Cheryl St. Pierre
Denson George
Alice Gamarnik
Jon Harrity


Rules for Us
God comes first
- Chain of command - God, then Mom/Dad, then kids.
- Mom and Dad discipline, set rules, and consequences.
- No disciplining, bossing, yelling at your brother.
- Pray as often as you wish.
Respect and love each other
- Speak respectfully to each other.
- Be patient with each other.
- No name calling.
- Ask politely for something you want or need.
- No hitting, biting, pushing, throwing, or kicking.
- If someone asks for help, please do your best to help them.
- Clean up after yourself.
- Speak in turn, let the other person finish speaking.
Do not be defiant
- Speak respectfully to each other. This means no talking back or responding with "attitude"
- Do not argue with Mom/Dad.
- When Mom or Dad ask for help or tell kids to help, they should do so promptly.
Be honest
- Lying to get out of trouble will get you in more trouble.
No Cursing
- Refrain from speaking or listening to curse words.
Start your homework within an hour after school. (snack and short break are acceptable)
Chores, and schoolwork get done before play


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This guide discusses how to use the Corona transition library to move, rotate, fade, or scale a display object/group over a specific period of time.
This guide pertains to the Transition 2.0 library, included in Daily Build 2013.1207 and later. If you are currently using public build 2013.1202, please refer to the Transition 1.0 guide.
Ability to tag several transitions by name and then pause, resume, or cancel all transitions sharing the same tag. For example, you may tag multiple transitions as "menuTransition"
and then control all of these transitions at once. See Controlling Transitions for more information on tagging.
Ability to pause, resume, or cancel all transitions on an object-wide basis. For example, if you have applied a separate movement and fade transition to an object, this allows you to control both transitions at once. See Controlling Transitions for more information.
42 easing methods based on Robert Penner's easing functions. These allow you to interpolate tweens across the transition time using methods such as quadratic, exponential, elastic, bounce, etc.
Various convenience functions such as blink()
, moveTo()
, moveBy()
, etc. See Convenience Functions for usage details.
A basic transition can be initiated using one of these functions:
transition.to( target, params )
— this function transitions (animates) a display object or display group using an optional easing function. Use this to move, rotate, fade, or scale an object over a specific period of time.
transition.from( target, params )
— this is similar to transition.to()
except that the starting property values are specified in the parameters table and the final values are the corresponding property values of the object prior to the call.
The first argument in either function, target
, is the display object or group that you wish to transition. The second argument, params
, is a table of key-value pairs. Inside this table, specify the appropriate control parameters for the transition:
| Control | Description |
|---|---|
time
|
Specifies the duration of the transition in milliseconds. |
delay
|
Specifies the delay, in milliseconds, before the transition begins. Default is 0 (none). |
delta
|
Specifies whether the final object properties are specific values or changes in value. The default is nil meaning false .
|
iterations
|
The number of times (integer) that the transition should repeat. 0 or -1 will cause the transition to repeat forever.
|
tag
|
String value which allows you to categorize transitions and control them together. See Controlling Transitions. |
transition
|
Specifies the easing function used for the transition. See Easing Functions. |
To affect the final object properties, the following methods are available. In the params
table, specify each appropriate property along with its final value.
| Method | Properties (key) | Description |
|---|---|---|
| move |
x , y
|
Moves an object from its current x/y coordinate to another |
| rotate |
rotation
|
Rotates an object from its current angle to another |
| fade |
alpha
|
Fades an object from its current alpha value to another |
| scale |
xScale , yScale
|
Scales an object to a specific x ratio or y ratio |
| resize |
width , height
|
Resizes an object from its current width/height to another |
Note that transitions support the full range of transition events listed below. These flags will trigger the specified listener function when that event occurs on the transition. When invoked, the object reference is passed to the listener function as the sole parameter. Please see Transition Events for details.
| Event | Description |
|---|---|
onStart
|
Listener function called when the transition begins. |
onComplete
|
Listener function called after the transition completes. |
onPause
|
Listener function called when an active transition is paused. |
onResume
|
Listener function called when a paused transition is resumed. |
onCancel
|
Listener function called when an active transition is cancelled. |
onRepeat
|
Listener function called when an active transition has completed an iteration cycle. |
transition.to( myObject, { time=2000, y=100 } )
delta
property to true
. In the following example, the object will move down 100 pixels from its starting y position. Note that the same principle can be applied to any property change.transition.to( myObject, { time=2000, y=100, delta=true } )
iteration
parameter and an elastic interpolation effect is applied with the transition
parameter.transition.to( myObject, { time=2000, y=400, iterations=4, transition=easing.outElastic } )
continuousLoop
easing parameter. The entire transition back and forth occurs over the timespan of 4000 milliseconds.transition.to( myObject, { time=4000, x=200, transition=easing.continuousLoop } )
params
table:transition.to( myObject, { time=2000, rotation=45, yScale=2, alpha=0.5 } )
Some objects will not behave as you may expect during or following a transition. For instance, many widgets do not support scaling or xScale
, yScale
, width
, or height
transition upon them. Another example is physics bodies: if you scale or resize the physics object using a transition, the actual physics body will not scale along with that transition.
If in doubt, check the documentation associated with the object or library to confirm that it doesn't have any property restrictions related to transitions.
Transitions can be paused, resumed, or cancelled before completion. The parameter passed to the control function determines the scope of the action.
Transitions can be paused with the transition.pause() function. This only effects transitions that are running.
| Parameter | Scope |
|---|---|
| (none) | Pauses all running transitions. |
| transition reference | Pauses a specific running transition. |
| object reference | Pauses all running transitions on a specific object. |
| tag name (string) | Pauses all running transitions sharing the same tag name. |
Transitions can be resumed with the transition.resume() function. This only effects transitions that are paused.
| Parameter | Scope |
|---|---|
| (none) | Resumes all paused transitions. |
| transition reference | Resumes a specific paused transition. |
| object reference | Resumes all paused transitions on a specific object. |
| tag name (string) | Resumes all paused transitions sharing the same tag name. |
Transitions can be cancelled with the transition.cancel() function. Note that the transition(s) will stop in place — they will not revert to the beginning state or skip to the ending state. This function only effects transitions that are currently running or paused.
| Parameter | Scope |
|---|---|
| (none) | Cancels all running/paused transitions. |
| transition reference | Cancels a specific running/paused transition. |
| object reference | Cancels all running/paused transitions on a specific object. |
| tag name (string) | Cancels all running/paused transitions sharing the same tag name. |
By default, transitions occur on a consistent, linear rate of change from the starting value to the ending value. However, you may wish to use an easing effect to achieve a different result, for example, to make an object move quickly at the start and gradually slow down as it reaches its destination. This behavior can be achieved using the easing library functions in conjunction with the transition call.
To set an easing effect on a transition, simply provide the transition
key in the params
table with a value equal to one of the easing library functions:
--transition the object out with quadratic interpolation
transition.to( myObject, { time=2000, y=100, transition=easing.outQuad } )
--transition the object in, then back out, with exponential interpolation
transition.to( myObject, { time=2000, y=100, transition=easing.inOutExpo } )
Corona supports a full range of transition events, including:
onStart
onComplete
onPause
onResume
onCancel
onRepeat
To trigger an event response from a transition, add the desired event key(s) to the params
table along with the listener function(s) which should be called:
local myObject = display.newRect( 0, 0, 100, 100 )
local function completeListener ( obj )
--when this function is invoked, the object reference is passed instead of an 'event' table
print( "Transition completed on object: " .. tostring( obj ) )
end
transition.to( myObject, { time=2000, alpha=0, onComplete=completeListener } )
If you remove or clear a transitioning object from memory, and the transition has an onComplete
event, the listener will still be invoked even though the object no longer exists on the screen. Other transition events may even crash the program if the object has been prematurely removed. Thus, it's good practice to cancel all transitions on a specific object before removing it. Passing the object reference to transition.cancel() is useful for this purpose.
In a wider scope, you may consider using transition.cancel() with no params to cancel all transitions before exiting a Storyboard scene or clearing a module.
 The following function accept the object/group to transition as the first parameter and, like standard transitions, a params
table containing key-values appropriate to the transition type.
| Function | Description | |
|---|---|---|
transition.blink()
|
reference | Repeatedly oscillates the alpha value of an object in and out over the timespan. |
transition.fadeIn()
|
reference | Fades an object to alpha of 1.0 over the specified time. |
transition.fadeOut()
|
reference | Fades an object to alpha of 0.0 over the specified time. |
transition.moveBy()
|
reference | Moves an object by the specified x and y coordinate amount over a specified time. |
transition.moveTo()
|
reference | Moves an object to the specified x and y coordinates over a specified time. |
transition.scaleBy()
|
reference | Scales an object by the specified xScale and yScale amounts over a specified time. |
transition.scaleTo()
|
reference | Scales an object to the specified xScale and yScale amounts over a specified time. |


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Name
neverbounce - neverbounce.com email verification API integration module
VERSION
Version 0.06
Synopsis
use neverbounce;
my $neverbounce = neverbounce->new(api_username => 'DwxtvXg0', api_secret_key => 'WsryzB2F7#6RcH$')
or die "Failed to initialize";
my %email_verify_result = $neverbounce->nb_verify_email(email => 'test@example.com');
#OR
use neverbounce;
my $neverbounce = neverbounce->new(api_username => 'DwxtvXg0', api_secret_key => 'WsryzB2F7#6RcH$')
or die "Failed to initialize";
my %email_verify_send = $neverbounce->nb_email_list_batch_send(
input_location => 0,
input => 'http://www.example.com/folder/file_123_999.csv',
filename => 'NB_01_01_2016.csv'
);
my %email_verify_send_check = $neverbounce->nb_email_list_batch_check(job_id => '123456');
my %email_verify_send_result = $neverbounce->nb_email_list_batch_result(job_id => '123456');
my %result_codes = $neverbounce->nb_result_code();
Description
The neverbounce
is a class implementing API integration to neverbounce.com for verifying email addresses submitted to it.
Neverbounce.com provide 2 methods to submit email ids to them.
- Submit single email address at a time. (Verify an email)
-
Batch email address submission. (Verifying a list)
In the 2nd section, we can submit data in 2 means.
- Store the file to a csv list and store it to a place where it can be accessed publically. Then submit the URL for file to the neverbounce.comIn this method, the neverbounce.com will access the '.csv' file from their part to process it.
- Directly submit the entire list as POST method to the neverbounce.com
API Initiation and Authentication
$neverbounce = neverbounce->new( %options ) or die "Failed to initialize";
This method intiates the request to the neverbounce.com and gets the access_token
which is required for further processing. The access_token
is normally valid for an hour and used for any number of requests.
The following options correspond to attribute methods described below:
+---------------+----------------------------------------+
|Key | Value |
+---------------+----------------------------------------+
|api_username | <API Username> |
|api_secret_key | <API Secret Key> |
+---------------+----------------------------------------+
Nevebounce uses OAuth 2.0 authentication model. This requires you to make an initial request for an access token
before making verification requests.
API Username and API Secret Key are available at 'API Credentials' in the user account of neverbounce.com
Verifying an Email
my %email_verify_result = $neverbounce->nb_verify_email( email =><EMAIL_ADDRESS>);
This method is used to validate an email address in realtime. The parameter email
is mandatory to process this function.
The response for the function will be returned as a hash and they are,
(
resp_status => 'success', # status for the request. Expected values are 'success' and 'error'
data => {
result_code => __,
# The result code. Expected Values : 0 / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4
result_text_code => __,
# The text code for the result_code. Expected Values : valid / invalid / disposable / catchall /unknown
result_description => __,
# The description for the result code
result_safe_to_send => __,
# The recommendation regarding whether to use this email addres for sending email
result_details_code => __,
# Reson Code for error. Expected Values : 0 / 1
result_details_description => __,
# Description for 'result_details_code'
neverbounce_execution_time => __
# Time consumed by neverbounce.com for processing request
},
request_data => __
# this contains Dumper() value of HTTP request - response between the neverbounce.com and requesting server
)
Result Code
+-----------+---------------+-----------------------------------+---------------------------------------------------+
|Text Code | Numeric Code | Description | Safe to Send? |
+-----------+---------------+-----------------------------------+---------------------------------------------------+
|valid | 0 | Verified as real address | Yes |
|invalid | 1 | Verified as not valid | No |
|disposable | 2 | A temporary, disposable address | No |
|catchall | 3 | A domain-wide setting (learn more)| Maybe. Not recommended unless on private server |
|unknown | 4 | The server cannot be reached | No |
+-----------+---------------+-----------------------------------+---------------------------------------------------+
You can also find the result_code data from the following link :
https://neverbounce.com/help/getting-started/result-codes/
Please Note: Results are not available via the user dashboard and should be stored on the user's requesting end.
Result Detail Codes
+---------------+-------------------------------------------+
| Value | Description |
+---------------+-------------------------------------------+
| 0 | No additional details |
| 1 | Provided email failed the syntax check |
+---------------+-------------------------------------------+
Verifying a List
With the NeverBounce API you are able to verify your existing contact lists without ever needing to upload a list to the dashboard.
Adding a List
To get started you first need to aggregate your data into a CSV format. Each row can only contain a single email and all emails should be in the same column.
Click following link to learn more about formatting your list. (https://neverbounce.com/help/getting-started/uploading-a-file/)
Once aggregated this list can be submitted either directly as a URL encoded string or by submitting a public URL to the CSV. For larger lists the latter method is preferred. If you receive a 413 Request Entity Too Large
http error, you should try submitting a public URL to the CSV instead.
When you submit a list via the API the verification process will start automatically. If your credit balance is insufficient the verification of your list will fail. You can purchase credits in bulk from the dashboard or submit a request(https://app.neverbounce.com/settings/billing) to use neverbounce.com monthly billing option. You can also choose to run a free analysis rather than verifying your list, see https://neverbounce.com/help/api/running-a-free-analysis/.
my %email_verify_send = $neverbounce->nb_email_list_batch_send( %option );
This method is used when there is more than one email address to be verified at a single request. The options permitted are as follows :
%option = (
input_location => 0,
input => 'http://www.example.com/folder/file_123_999.csv',
filename => 'NB_01_01_2016.csv'
);
The parameters input_location
and input
are mandatory and filename
is optional.
- The permited value for the parameter
input_location
is either 0 or 1. - If
input_location
is set as 0, then value ofinput
is expected to be the a URL to the list. - If
input_location
is set as 1, then value ofinput
is expected to be the a URL encoded string of the contents of the list. -
filename
is optional, but do suggest supplying it as it will be useful for identifying your list in the user account dashboard of the neverbounce.com.
The response for the function will be returned as a hash and they are,
(
resp_status => 'success', # status for the request. Expected values are 'success' and 'error'
data => {
job_status => __,
# Processing status of the current submitted email batch file. Response will be '0'
job_id => __,
# Job id assigned by the neverbounce.com for the submitted process
neverbounce_execution_time => __
# Time consumed by neverbounce.com for processing request
},
request_data => __
# this contains Dumper() value of HTTP request-response between the neverbounce.com and requesting server
)
Once you get a response you'll want to store the value of job_id
, as it will be used to check the status and eventually retrieve the results. Now you're ready to start checking the status of the verification.
Checking the status
Now that your list is running, you will need to poll the API and check the status periodically. For smaller lists (<50k) polling **every 5-10 seconds is acceptable**, but for **larger lists** (>50k) you'll want to poll less frequently.
my %email_verify_send_check = $neverbounce->nb_email_list_batch_check(job_id => '123456');
This method is used to check the processing status of the email list batch file. The paramtere job_id
is mandatory for the function to process. Click Here to know how to retrive the value for job_id
.
The response for the function will be returned as a hash and they are,
(
resp_status => 'success', # status for the request. Expected values are 'success' and 'error'
data => {
status => __,
# The processing status for the requested job. Expected values: 0 / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5
status_desc => __,
# The descripton for the parameter 'status'
id => __,
type => __,
input_location => __,
orig_name => __,
created => __,
started => __,
finished => __,
file_details => __,
job_details => __,
neverbounce_execution_time => __, # Time consumed by neverbounce.com for processing request
stats => {
total => __, # total records submitted
processed => __, # total records processed
valid => __, # no of valid records among processed records
invalid => __, # no of invalid records among processed records
bad_syntax => __, # no of bad syntaxed records among processed records
catchall => __, # no of catchall records among processed records
disposable => __, # no of disposable records among processed records
unknown => __, # no of unknown records among processed records
duplicates => __, # no of duplicate records among processed records
billable => __, # no of billable records among processed records
job_time => __, # time used to process the processed records
}
},
request_data => __
# this contains Dumper() value of HTTP request - response between the neverbounce.com and requesting server
)
In the response, the status
parameter will indicate what the list is currently doing. You can find a table of status codes
below. Typically status
will be the only parameter you will need to watch. However, you may find the stats
object useful for seeing a breakdown of the results in your list while it's processing. You can also use the processed
and billable
values in the stats
object to track the progress of the verification.
Once the status
value is 4
you're ready to retrieve the results.
Status Codes
+---------------+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| Value | Description |
+---------------+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| 0 | Request has been received but has not started idexing |
| 1 | List is indexing and deduping |
| 2 | List is awaiting user input (Typically skipped for lists submitted via API) |
| 3 | List is being processed |
| 4 | List has completed verification |
| 5 | List has failed (Click following link to learn how to fix a failed list) |
| | <https://neverbounce.com/help/getting-started/uploading-a-file/#fixing-a-failed-list> |
+---------------+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
Retrieving the Results
Once the "Checking the status" returns the value for the parameter status
as 4
, we can retive the results from the neverbounce.com.
my %email_verify_send_result = $neverbounce->nb_email_list_batch_result( %option );
This method is used to retirive the result from the neverbounce.com. The options permitted are as follows :
%option = (
job_id => '12345',
valids => 1,
invalids => 1,
catchall => 1,
disposable => 1,
unknown => 1,
duplicates => 1,
textcodes => 1,
)
The parameter job_id
is manadatory. The rest are optional.
-
valids
=> values permitted are 0 and 1. If set 0, the reslut received from the server will omit valid values. The default value is 1. -
invalids
=> values permitted are 0 and 1. If set 0, the reslut received from the server will omit invalid values. The default value is 1. -
catchall
=> values permitted are 0 and 1. If set 0, the reslut received from the server will omit catchall values. The default value is 1. -
disposable
=> values permitted are 0 and 1. If set 0, the reslut received from the server will omit disposable values. The default value is 1. -
unknown
=> values permitted are 0 and 1. If set 0, the reslut received from the server will omit unknown values. The default value is 1. -
duplicates
=> values permitted are 0 and 1. If set 0, the reslut received from the server will omit duplicate values. The default value is 1. -
textcodes
=> values permitted are 0 and 1. If set 0, the reslut received from the server will give numeric result codes. Else it will be text code alternate to numeric code. Click here to know the definition for the result codes. The default value is 1.+---------------+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ |Parameter | Value | +---------------+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ |valids | Include valid emails | |invalids | Include invalid emails | |catchall | Include catchall emails | |disposable | Include disposable emails | |unknown | Include unknown emails | |duplicates | Include duplicated emails (duplicates will have the same verification result) | |textcodes | Result codes will be returned as english words instead of numbers | +---------------+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
Example Response:
(
resp_status => 'success',
data => {
list => $result->{_content}
},
request_data => Dumper($result)
)
Example $response{data}{list}
will be as follows:
valid@example.com,valid
invalid@example.com,invalid
The data will be returned in a CSV format with the last column containing the result codes. This will look familiar if you've verified a list through the dashboard.
Retrieving Results Codes
my %result_codes = $neverbounce->nb_result_code();
This method can be used to retrive the result codes, it's text code, descriptions and recommendation regarding whether an email id get verified.
The response for the function will be returned as a hash and they are,
(
0 => {
text_code => 'valid',
numeric_code=> '0',
description => 'Verified as real address',
safe_to_send=> 'Yes'
},
1 => {
text_code => 'invalid',
numeric_code=> '1',
description => 'Verified as not valid',
safe_to_send=> 'No'
},
2 => {
text_code => 'disposable',
numeric_code=> '2',
description => 'A temporary, disposable address',
safe_to_send=> 'No'
},
3 => {
text_code => 'catchall',
numeric_code=> '3',
description => 'A domain-wide setting',
safe_to_send=> 'Maybe. Not recommended unless on private server'
},
4 => {
text_code => 'unknown',
numeric_code=> '4',
description => 'The server cannot be reached',
safe_to_send=> 'No'
},
'valid' => {
text_code => 'valid',
numeric_code=> '0',
description => 'Verified as real address',
safe_to_send=> 'Yes'
},
'invalid' => {
text_code => 'invalid',
numeric_code=> '1',
description => 'Verified as not valid',
safe_to_send=> 'No'
},
'disposable'=> {
text_code => 'disposable',
numeric_code=> '2',
description => 'A temporary, disposable address',
safe_to_send=> 'No'
},
'catchall' => {
text_code => 'catchall',
numeric_code=> '3',
description => 'A domain-wide setting',
safe_to_send=> 'Maybe. Not recommended unless on private server'
},
'unknown' => {
text_code => 'unknown',
numeric_code=> '4',
description => 'The server cannot be reached',
safe_to_send=> 'No'
}
)
Error Handling
You can identify error from the response hash you receive when a function is being called. To make sure your request is a success, check the value for the parameter resp_status
. It will be success, if your request processed succesfully. If it's error, Then your request has failed to processed. You can find the error data from the response.
The response will be as follows when an error occur:
(
resp_status => 'error',
data => {
error => __, # defiens error type
error_description => __ # Describes the reson for the error
},
request_data => __
# this contains Dumper() value of HTTP request - response between the neverbounce.com and requesting server
)
The parameter request_data
will be filled with value when the request is passed to never bounce. Else it will be left blank. It will be mostly left bank only when you missed some mandatory values.
There is a condition when the module returns nothing. It will be occured when you call the method neverbounce-
new()> and there the method faces following situations :
- Failed to establish the connection with neverbounce.com
- Connection established but no data retrived from neverbounce.com
- Values provided for
api_username
andapi_secret_key
are invalid or expired.
In this case you can find the error in your server error logs (if it's present);
AUTHOR
Manu Mathew, <whitewind at cpan.org>
BUGS
Please report any bugs or feature requests to bug-neverbounce at rt.cpan.org
, or through
the web interface at http://rt.cpan.org/NoAuth/ReportBug.html?Queue=neverbounce. I will be notified, and then you'll
automatically be notified of progress on your bug as I make changes.
SUPPORT
You can find documentation for this module with the perldoc command.
perldoc neverbounce
You can also look for information at:
-
GitHub: Development tracker (report bugs and suggesitions here)
-
RT: CPAN's request tracker (report bugs here)
-
AnnoCPAN: Annotated CPAN documentation
-
CPAN Ratings
-
Search CPAN
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
LICENSE AND COPYRIGHT
Copyright 2016 Manu Mathew.
This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the the Artistic License (2.0). You may obtain a copy of the full license at:
http://www.perlfoundation.org/artistic_license_2_0
Any use, modification, and distribution of the Standard or Modified Versions is governed by this Artistic License. By using, modifying or distributing the Package, you accept this license. Do not use, modify, or distribute the Package, if you do not accept this license.
If your Modified Version has been derived from a Modified Version made by someone other than you, you are nevertheless required to ensure that your Modified Version complies with the requirements of this license.
This license does not grant you the right to use any trademark, service mark, tradename, or logo of the Copyright Holder.
This license includes the non-exclusive, worldwide, free-of-charge patent license to make, have made, use, offer to sell, sell, import and otherwise transfer the Package with respect to any patent claims licensable by the Copyright Holder that are necessarily infringed by the Package. If you institute patent litigation (including a cross-claim or counterclaim) against any party alleging that the Package constitutes direct or contributory patent infringement, then this Artistic License to you shall terminate on the date that such litigation is filed.
Disclaimer of Warranty: THE PACKAGE IS PROVIDED BY THE COPYRIGHT HOLDER AND CONTRIBUTORS "AS IS' AND WITHOUT ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES.  UNLESS REQUIRED BY LAW, NO COPYRIGHT HOLDER OR CONTRIBUTOR WILL BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES ARISING IN ANY WAY OUT OF THE USE OF THE PACKAGE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE.


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You win when you hit the sniper first.


Authors
We are a group of young people who set themselves the task to revive Tzar community and make Tzar alive. Here is a list of people who left their mark in the history of the creation of the project:
| Bimbol | Programmer, Translator |
| nC Khaleesi | Translator, Main tester |
| GabrieL | Translator, Tester |
| Roll, F£R | Testers |
Thanks also to:


ELECTION A film review by Mark R. Leeper
Capsule: An on-target satire and dark comedy about politics set around a high school student council election. An award-winning teacher tries to make sure the school's most successful student does not run unopposed for council president. The result is disaster for several people. Don't be put off by the fact the film is about a high school election. This film has some of the best writing of any film so far this year. This is an intelligent, irritating and in its own way delightful comedy about politics in America. Rating: 8 (0 to 10), high +2 (-4 to +4)
The time is coming for student council elections at Carver High School. Unopposed for president is Tracy Flick (played by Reese Witherspoon) the school's smug and snotty over-achiever. This is the girl who seems to be in every school club, on every school committee. Everyone knows that she is the best and nobody tries to compete with her. What few people know is that she also was instrumental in the firing of a teacher for a sexual misconduct in which she was considerably more than a willing victim. Jim McAllister (Matthew Broderick) is the star teacher of the school, having won the Teacher of the Year Award a record three years in a row. He also was a friend of the fired teacher. Partially because he knows that the indiscretion was not all the teacher's fault, and partially as a lesson in democratic principles to his students, Mr. McAllister decides to try to see if he can whip up some competition for Tracy. The idealistic civics teacher convinces Paul Metzler, a likeable jock sidelined by a broken leg, to run against Tracy. He is the exact opposite of Tracy.  Soon there is a surprise third counter-culture candidate running for reasons of her own and collecting the vote of all the disaffected of the school. This small beginning leads to chaos that engulfs several people's lives, not the least of which is Mr. McAllister's.
ELECTION is a film that looks like it was shot in 16 millimeter and blown up for the full sized screen. The production values overall seem to have been designed for economy. About the only place it excels is that it has a really good script. I call that a pretty good tradeoff. In spite of the modest production budget co-writer and director Alexander Payne has managed to do some things extraordinarily well. The lower-middle class is rarely shown in other films. Character's homes shown in films tend to be wither upscale or on the level of trailer parks. Yet the housing developments with their sparse vegetation strike a really believable note. In fact the whole set of inexpensive production values tend to make this film seem all the more realistic. Payne's only previous feature film was CITIZEN RUTH, itself not a bad social satire. But ELECTION shows a considerable improvement.
With the exception of the two leads, most of the cast has little film experience, yet the acting in the film seems perfectly professional. Matthew Broderick seems a little young for the role of the teacher, but that could be just because he himself seems boyish. Reese Witherspoon may well find that this is a defining role in her early career. While she did not seem to bring any special talents to her role in PLEASANTVILLE she is just perfect as the smug and totally self-absorbed, over-achieving, Monica-Lewinsky-in-training. ELECTION is a satire of the caliber of Michael Ritchie's SMILE. That puts it miles ahead of recent entries like WAG THE DOG. SMILE and ELECTION would, in fact, make an excellent double feature. I give ELECTION an8 on the 0 to 10 scale and a high +2 on the -4 to +4 scale.
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NAME
tee - duplicating pipe content
SYNOPSIS
#define _GNU_SOURCE /* See feature_test_macros(7) */
#include <fcntl.h>
ssize_t tee(int fd_in, int fd_out, size_t len, unsigned int flags);
DESCRIPTION
tee()
duplicates up to
len
bytes of data from the pipe referred to by the file descriptor
fd_in
to the pipe referred to by the file descriptor
fd_out.
It does not consume the data that is duplicated from
fd_in;
therefore, that data can be copied by a subsequent
splice(2).
flags
is a series of modifier flags, which share the name space with
splice(2)
and
vmsplice(2):
- SPLICE_F_MOVE
-
Currently has no effect for
tee();
see
splice(2).
- SPLICE_F_NONBLOCK
-
Do not block on I/O; see
splice(2)
for further details.
- SPLICE_F_MORE
-
Currently has no effect for
tee(),
but may be implemented in the future; see
splice(2).
- SPLICE_F_GIFT
-
Unused for
tee();
see
vmsplice(2).
RETURN VALUE
Upon successful completion,
tee()
returns the number of bytes that were duplicated between the input
and output.
A return value of 0 means that there was no data to transfer,
and it would not make sense to block, because there are no
writers connected to the write end of the pipe referred to by
fd_in.
On error,
tee()
returns -1 and
errno
is set to indicate the error.
ERRORS
- EAGAIN
-
SPLICE_F_NONBLOCK
was specified in
flags,
and the operation would block.
- EINVAL
-
fd_in
or
fd_out
does not refer to a pipe; or
fd_in
and
fd_out
refer to the same pipe.
- ENOMEM
-
Out of memory.
VERSIONS
The
tee()
system call first appeared in Linux 2.6.17;
library support was added to glibc in version 2.5.
CONFORMING TO
This system call is Linux-specific.
NOTES
Conceptually,
tee()
copies the data between the two pipes.
In reality no real data copying takes place though:
under the covers,
tee()
assigns data in the output by merely grabbing
a reference to the input.
EXAMPLE
The following example implements a basic
tee(1)
program using the
tee()
system call.
#define _GNU_SOURCE
#include <fcntl.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <unistd.h>
#include <errno.h>
#include <limits.h>
int
main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
int fd;
int len, slen;
if (argc != 2) {
fprintf(stderr, "Usage: %s <file>\n", argv[0]);
exit(EXIT_FAILURE);
}
fd = open(argv[1], O_WRONLY | O_CREAT | O_TRUNC, 0644);
if (fd == -1) {
perror("open");
exit(EXIT_FAILURE);
}
do {
/*
* tee stdin to stdout.
*/
len = tee(STDIN_FILENO, STDOUT_FILENO,
INT_MAX, SPLICE_F_NONBLOCK);
if (len < 0) {
if (errno == EAGAIN)
continue;
perror("tee");
exit(EXIT_FAILURE);
} else
if (len == 0)
break;
/*
* Consume stdin by splicing it to a file.
*/
while (len > 0) {
slen = splice(STDIN_FILENO, NULL, fd, NULL,
len, SPLICE_F_MOVE);
if (slen < 0) {
perror("splice");
break;
}
len -= slen;
}
} while (1);
close(fd);
exit(EXIT_SUCCESS);
}
SEE ALSO
splice(2),
vmsplice(2)
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A housefly is a rather simple organism, yet it is able to independently make decisions to achieve its goals, such as navigating to a food-source and avoiding obstacles. Inspecting closer, a housefly is able to make these decisions instantaneously, such as in the case of being swatted at by a human. If one thinks about the descent of a lander onto the Martian surface, the nature of the situation is quite the same. Because communication with Earth is prolonged, the lander must make decisions on its own in order to safely land on the surface. If a common housefly can independently make decisions in real-time, in uncertain dynamic environments, than surely a spacecraft should be able to do the same in an environment where the objective is clearly outlined.
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(1) A type of artificial intelligence (AI) that provides computers with the ability to learn without being explicitly programmed.
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(Yam et al.) Yam, C. H., Izzo, D., & Biscani, F. (2010). Towards a High Fidelity Direct Transcription Method for Optimisation of Low-Thrust Trajectories. 4th International Conference on Astrodynamics Tools and Techniques, 1–7. Retrieved from http://arxiv.org/abs/1004.4539
(Sims et al.) Sims, J. A., & Flanagan, S. N. (1997). Preliminary Design of Low-Thrust Interplanetary Missions.
(Mnih et al.) Mnih, V., Kavukcuoglu, K., Silver, D., Rusu, A. A., Veness, J., Bellemare, M. G., … & Petersen, S. (2015). Human-level control through deep reinforcement learning. Nature, 518(7540), 529-533.
(Levine et al.) Levine, S., & Koltun, V. (2013). Guided Policy Search. In ICML (3) (pp. 1-9).
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JNA direct mapping to the 'C_*'
functions. There is little
reason why you would ever want to invoke it directly, but you can.
C
provides the exact same functions
as Native
by calling through to the
corresponding native method. The 'C_'
at the start of the
function name is removed since the 'C.'
when you call the
static methods of this class looks similar. In addition to calling
the native methods, C
provides logging
throug apache commons logging and handles some of the low-level JNA
plumbing such as updating some values if they are changed within the
native call on a function. You can use this if you require fine-grain
control over something such as checking
CKR
return codes.
CE
(Cryptoki
with Exceptions) provides the most user-friendly interface
and is the preferred interface to use. It calls
related function(s) in C
,
and converts any non-zero return values into a
CKRException
. It automatically resizes
arrays and other helpful things.
Example usage:
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Saskatchewan Roughriders earn top marks in final report card for 2019 season
Saskatchewan Roughriders rewarded with top marks for finishing first in the CFL's West Division.
by Murray McCormickThe Saskatchewan Roughriders can be proud of their 2019 report card.
The Riders finished with a 13-5 record after opening the CFL season at 1-3. Saskatchewan clinched first place in the West Division for the first time since 2009 and that accomplishment contributed to the overall A grade.
Saskatchewan earned a bye to the division final on Nov. 17 and will host the winner of Sunday’s West Division semifinal between the Calgary Stampeders and Winnipeg Blue Bombers.
Here’s how the Riders grade out, position by position, following the regular season:
QUARTERBACKS
Cody Fajardo led the CFL in passing yards (4,302) while completing 18 touchdown passes against eight interceptions and rushing for 10 touchdowns. An injury to an oblique muscle sidelined Fajardo for Saturday’s 23-13 win over the Eskimos, but he vows to return for the West Division final. Grade: A-PLUS.
RUNNING BACKS
William Powell surpassed 1,000 rushing yards for the third consecutive year. His 1,093 yards were second only to Winnipeg’s Andrew Harris (1,380). Powell led all tailbacks with 12 rushing touchdowns and chipped in two majors as a receiver. Grade: A.
OFFENSIVE LINE
The Riders’ offensive line received a boost with the returns of guards Brendon LaBatte and Philip Blake from injury for the stretch run. Centre Dan Clark enjoyed his best of eight CFL seasons and right tackle Thaddeus Coleman remains solid. Terran Vaughn and Takoby Cofield both contributed at left tackle. The Riders tied for fourth with 37 sacks allowed, which hurts their grade. Grade: B.
RECEIVERS
Shaq Evans led the Riders in receiving yards (1,334) and had five touchdowns. Kyran Moore had 996 receiving yards and led the Riders in receptions (78), touchdown catches (six) and yards after the catch (432). Veteran Naaman Roosevelt caught 77 passes for 946 yards and a touchdown. The individual performances account for Saskatchewan’s high grade. Grade: A.
DEFENSIVE LINE
Charleston Hughes led the league with 16 sacks. Fellow defensive end A.C. Leonard had five sacks in the Riders’ last five games, accumulating a career-high nine. The Riders tied the Eskimos for first in the CFL with 56 sacks, with the defensive linemen combining for 37 of those sacks. Grade: A.
LINEBACKERS
Middle linebacker Solomon Elimimian led the Riders in defensive tackles (88) despite missing the first three regular-season games with an injured calf. Strong-side linebacker Derrick Moncrief had 69 defensive tackles and three interceptions. Cameron Judge is an emerging star at weak-side linebacker, with 61 defensive tackles, five sacks and two interceptions. He had a pick-six to ice the win over the Eskimos. Grade: A.
DEFENSIVE BACKS
Cornerback Nick Marshall had a team-high five interceptions, including a pick-six in the win over the Eskimos. Moncrief (primarily a coverage linebacker), Loucheiz Purifoy and L.J. McCray had three picks each. Veteran Ed Gainey had two picks. Safety Mike Edem didn’t record an interception, but tied Moncrief for second on the Riders with 69 defensive tackles and three sacks. Grade: B.
SPECIAL TEAMS
Jon Ryan established a Riders single-season record by averaging 48.8 yards per punt, but was tied for sixth in net punting average (35.4). Brett Lauther, who connected on 90 per cent of his field goals in 2018, was ninth in 2019 with a success rate of 78.0 per cent. Lauther came through with a tie-breaking, 11-yard field goal against the Eskimos on Saturday with 1:13 remaining in the fourth quarter. He had three other game-winning three-pointers, all in in the final minute The Riders surrendered five return touchdowns on special teams — three punt returns, a kickoff return and missed field goal — while returning two kickoffs for touchdowns. Grade: D.
COACHING
Rookie head coach Craig Dickenson guided the Riders to first place in the West Division with a first-year starter at quarterback. The Riders scored 44 offensive touchdowns, 19 more than in 2018, and that’s a credit to offensive co-ordinator Stephen McAdoo. Jason Shivers has the defence playing at an elite level in his first year as defensive co-ordinator. Grade: B.
PLAYER PERSONNEL
General manager Jeremy O’Day deserves a high grade for signing Fajardo to a free-agent contract and later to a two-year extension. O’Day also bolstered the Riders with free-agent signings like Powell, Johnson, Leonard and receivers Cory Watson and Manny Arceneaux. GRADE: A.


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Man dies after car rams tree in Dwarka
The victim, Dwarka resident Apurv Pandey, was returning home in his Honda City after attending a function from NH8, said police.
by Express News ServiceA 36-year-old man died after he allegedly rammed the sedan car he was driving into a tree in South West Delhi Monday morning. The incident took place around 1.10 am outside Devam farmhouse on Dwarka Link Road.
The victim, Dwarka resident Apurv Pandey, was returning home in his Honda City after attending a function from NH8, said police. “Prima facie it appears that Pandey was speeding,” said a police officer. DCP (South West) Devender Arya said, “A PCR call was received at 1.29 am about fire in a car and when a police team reached there, it was found that a car had collided into a tree and had caught fire.”
Irshad Khan (55), a guard on duty outside the farmhouse, told The Indian Express, “From a distance, I saw a speeding car hit the tree. A few of us rushed there and took the driver out… Suddenly the car caught fire.” Pandey was rushed to Venkateshwar hospital, where he declared dead on arrival.
“His body was handed over to the family after post-mortem at DDU,” said Arya.
Pandey held a private job and is survived by his parents and an elder brother who lives in Mumbai.
A case under IPC sections 279 and 304 has been filed. Police said the cause of the accident is yet to be ascertained.


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Ocean [ag07], ocean, in Crystal Sea
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3: The Savvy Aardvark [ha5r], ship, 2 hulls, 1 rowing port, 6 sails,
3: 17% damaged, arrived from Ocean [af07], owner:
3: Phantasm [n4b], Imperial Empire, count, with two workers,
3: eight sailors
4: The Savvy Aardvark [ha5r], ship, 2 hulls, 1 rowing port, 6 sails,
4: 17% damaged, departed for Ocean [ah07].
8: It has become quite windy.
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East, to Ocean [ag08], 6 days
South, to Ocean [ah07], 6 days
West, to Ocean [ag06], 6 days
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The WHO team in Monrovia is continuing to assess the cholera situation, visiting cholera treatment centres and sanitation and water facilities. Data on the number of cases and deaths is very difficult to obtain (see previous report).
There have been cholera outbreaks in previous years in Monrovia, especially during the rainy season. However, at the start of the outbreak in early June this year there were approximately 200 cases per week, compared with 30 cases per week during the same period in 2001 and 2002.
In July 2003, there were 350 severe cases per week; during the week of 11-18 August, there were 240 severe cases of cholera. The number of cases is likely to increase in the near future because of the movement of population and the lack of safe water. The increased level of malnutrition has also added to the risk of more severe cases of cholera.
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- main() - Method in class core.setup.InitialSetupTest
- main() - Method in class core.setup.RentalBicycleTest
- main(String[]) - Static method in class cli.commands.AddManager
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main() is the implementation of the command.
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main() is the implementation of the command.
- main(String[]) - Static method in class cli.commands.DisplayStation
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main() is the implementation of the command.
- main(String[]) - Static method in class cli.commands.DisplayUser
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main() is the implementation of the command.
- main(String[]) - Static method in class cli.commands.Exit
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main() is the implementation of the command.
- main(String[]) - Static method in class cli.commands.Help
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main() is the implementation of the command.
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main() is the implementation of the command.
- main(String[]) - Static method in class cli.commands.Online
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main() is the implementation of the command.
- main(String[]) - Static method in class cli.commands.RentBicycle
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main() is the implementation of the command.
- main(String[]) - Static method in class cli.commands.ReturnBicycle
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main() is the implementation of the command.
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main() is the implementation of the command.
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main() is the implementation of the command.
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main() is the implementation of the command.
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main() is the implementation of the Main class for the CLI application.
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- main(String[]) - Static method in class core.setup.ComputationStatistics
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The main method for the computation statistics
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The main method that will just run the initial setup and save the system
- main(String[]) - Static method in class core.setup.PlanningRide
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The main method for planning ride
- main(String[]) - Static method in class core.setup.RentalBicycle
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The main method that executes the rentBicycle methods to test whether or not the rentBicycle algorithm works
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The main method for the VisualizationStatistics class
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The Manager class: This class implements the manager object it will have access to all information on all systems in the core/CLI applications
- Manager(String, Point, int, double) - Constructor for class core.components.Manager
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The Manager constructor: It defines how we can instantiate the Manager class
- ManagerTest - Class in core.components
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Testing Manager Class
- ManagerTest() - Constructor for class core.components.ManagerTest
- MechanicalBicycle - Class in core.components
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The MechanicalBicycle class : This class defines what is a mechanical bicycle in the application
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The mechanical bicycle constructor that inherits from the super class Bicycle
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This is the class that implements the interpreter or the CLI.
- MyVelibCLI() - Constructor for class cli.MyVelibCLI
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Testing the myvelib CLI class
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The MyVelibSystem class : This class is responsible to implement what a myVelib system (or network) is.
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(Simplest) constructor for the system class, will create an (empty) system
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(Simpler) constructor for the system class
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Constructor for the system class
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The MyVelibSystemFactory class : This class is responsible for creating the new system on the core.Main application (the application itself) It is used to implement the Factory design pattern (but, here due to time and design constraints, we used the simple factory)
- MyVelibSystemFactory() - Constructor for class core.system.MyVelibSystemFactory
- MyVelibSystemFactoryTest - Class in core.system
- MyVelibSystemFactoryTest() - Constructor for class core.system.MyVelibSystemFactoryTest
- MyVelibSystemTest - Class in core.system
- MyVelibSystemTest() - Constructor for class core.system.MyVelibSystemTest
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