Computer Society seeks structure for digital economy
By Lucas Ajanaku
The Nigerian Computer Society (NCS) on Wednesday urged the Federal Government to come out with a structure for digital economy.
Its President, Prof Adesina Sodiya who spoke with ICT reporters yesterday in Lagos, commended the Federal Government for renaming the Communications Ministry to Communications and Digital Economy but said the government must move beyond this and take concrete steps to harness the potential of a true digital economy.
He advised the Federal Government to automate its processes, saying it is curious that a document such as asset declaration form should not be done electronically.
He said for the country to take full advantage of the fourth industrial revlution, there is need for change of strategy.
According to him, there has been a series of roadmaps which have become outdated.
He said the NCS will unveil a new roadmap next month to give direction to members of the National Assembly, adding that the new roadmap will take of the requisite skills being developed in the era of Artificial Intelligence (AI).


---
layout: default
permalink: /tabs
category: components
category_page: Component
title: Tabs
description: "Tabs are a simple component of simple horizontal response navigation that usually
tells the user the location of the current page.
Use the active class to report the current page. The navigation of the internal links will be disabled."
---
The tabs do not use color variations.
Only this color.


Sign up
By clicking Join Now, you agree to Smart School
User Agreement
,
Privacy Policy
and
Cookie Policy


About Us | Home Finance App
Help
Home
The Home Page provides a detailed overview of the user's expenses and creates a visual
representation of the user's budget, as well as other's budgets.
Income
The Income Page is used to input one or many separate income balances.
Simply Input your input balance and press submit to input your income information.
Savings
The Savings Page graphs the user's individual savings. Hover over the graph to see a
more detailed analysis of the finances.
Expenses
The Expenses Page provides a method for inputting the user's expenses or spending habits.
Simply input your spending amounts into the appropriate box, marking tax deductible if needed.
At the end, press submit to send this information to the database.
Tax Deductions
The Tax Deductions Page allows you to input your tax deductible items and classify
each item where it belongs. Just input the item name, item class, and total amount, then press submit.
Tax Chart
The Tax Chart Page shows you a comprehensive tax deductible chart and expenses amounts.
Here, you can save W-2 Forms/Receipts and show you your saved receipt images.
Notifications
The Notifications Page shows the user all of their saved information on upcoming bills
and/or payments marked by color by approaching date. Red will rise to the top when bill is overdue,
green is paid in full.
Security
The Security Page allows the owner of the account to set restrictions on the various users
that use the app. Click to set the restrictions and enter a pin to set a password.
About Us
The About Us introduces the team behind the Finance Tree Application.


H.B. Woodrose
Having experienced much of what shrooms, salvia, nitrous, and other less pleasant psychedelics (Peganum Harmala -Uggeh) have to offer, I bought some of these seeds as a cheaper, legal substitute for LSD. I should have known it was a bad idea at the specific time, a friday night, after a pretty emotional day as my much beloved cat was showing signs of deterioration; it was clear he was soon to die. Especially bad for a first timer, I suppose. I took 15 seeds around 7.00 in the evening, having microwaved them in a small cup of water for around 30 seconds, then chewing them up and downing.  Basically I thought 'Well I hope they don't work'. I'd had dud seeds before.
The nausea I'd expected came in maybe 40mins-1hr from ingestion.  He had a bad infection/rot in the head/eye. I suppose the nausea was slightly trippy in itself, it lasted for around 2 and a half hours, and my emotional anxiety grew with the physical hurt, the two eventually seeming to meld. It took increasing effort to sit and tend to my cat, with breaks of lying flat on my bed, feeling horrible physically and emotionally. I felt moronic and selfish to have taken these when my cat needed me, on top of the nausea.
Well after this, which truly was bad enough, the nausea gradually faded, to be replaced by a hugely intense trip of agony. I experienced a feeling that had been growing through the nausea, that I was feeling my cat's real pain. Almost physical empathy. This grew to titanic proportions as the trip came on, like my personal hurt mixed with received agony of my cat next to me. I just burned.  The next 4-5 hours were some of the worst I've ever been through. I'd guess it was around 11.30 when he left. I had the lights off and wanted to sleep. ha.
I, at that point with my shroom 'evolution', had the concept of there being love at the heart, the centre of everything. That love is beneath even the darkest sorrow, the worst hate etc., and the thing is to reach it. Well I think the reason the seed trip fucked me so badly is that, while experiencing this extremely intense horror, I searched and searched, probing deeper it seemed into existence itself, trying to reach the source, where I would find, I thought, the love that binds everything. And I just couldn't find it. This vein of darkness went on forever, and the sense of hopelessness at this destroyed me.
On the physical level, I was constantly grimacing and grinding my teeth hard, while it felt like my eyelids had turned up on themselves. My eyes were fixed at the 'third eye' position, rolled up. I writhed in pure agony that went from my lower back, up through my body to my upper chest. It was absolutely unbearable. This was as real physical pain as anything. It occurred to me through this hell that this was like cold turkey, though I have no personal experience of that. I moaned softly throughout. Regarding hallucinations, at one point when I rarely had my eyes 'down', my hands seemed to have strands of flesh between them like goo, they stretched as a parted my hands. Wierd.
So I continued through this tunnel of hell trying to find the end of love, and never doing so. the deeper I went the worse it was. And for hours it was the same, the thought of the imminent death of my cat repeatedly sending me into spasms of, well, hell. I must have slept around 4-5ish, and woke around half 11, still not down. Lying still I could bear this state. I was crying silently at what I had witnessed in the night, but getting up and moving, as I needed to do to help my parents administer ointment to my cat, who hadn't died that night, but soon would. It was nauseous torture. I couldn't see or walk, a bit like whitying on weed, and it took a burning will and love for my cat to get myself down stairs and hold my cat. I just wanted the whole thing to go away. I felt a level of apathy to the entire world. I felt the horror revealed to me in the night was universal. Hope was an alien concept. I guess I was fully down by 12.30 so round 16-17 hours for the entire experience.
Now, some 7 months later, I'll try them again because I see it was the set and setting that had me trip sooo badly. And, in a twisted way it was a valuable experience. Also I'll do half the dosage, I think 15 was too many.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


{% extends "layout.html" %} {% block title %}About{% endblock %} {% block content %}
The Australian e-Heritage Portal is a collaboration between FAIMS (Federated Archeological Information Management Systems), the University of Queensland eResearch Lab and the Queensland and Victorian Heritage Branches.
The cultural heritage branches across Australia hold rich and unique documentation on significant places and landscapes – and the people and events associated with them. The information held in these heritage listings supports the conservation, maintenance and re-use of listed sites and provides a rich resource of primary and secondary material for historical, cultural and architectural researchers. The proposed Australian e-Heritage Portal will make this material openly and easily available to researchers, educators and the community through a single Web site.
The aim of the e-Heritage Portal is to eventually provide a single online federated search interface across all of the State- and Territory-based and National heritage registers (which to date are stand-alone databases with separate Web-based search interfaces).
The first stage of the Australian e-Heritage Portal involves the development of a prototype which will provide a common search interface across the Queensland and Victorian Heritage registers through the harvesting and integration of the metadata records for each heritage site. Future development will involve the integration of heritage registers/databases from the other states and territories (e.g., NSW, South Australia, Northern Territory, ACT, WA).
The Web-based portal will include a search, browse and retrieval interface that combines keyword/ ontology searching, and mapping and time-line interfaces to allow users to interactively search for significant heritage sites (and associated photos, drawings, descriptions) by topic, place, time, creator, period etc.


Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
10 to 30 mins
Serves
Serves 4
Preheat the oven to 200C/400F/Gas 6.
Slice the monkfish lengthways down the centre, not quite all the way through, to make a pocket.
Place two piquillo peppers along the length of each open monkfish fillet and season with salt and freshly ground black pepper.
Roll the fillets back up around the peppers.
Place the herbs onto a plate and mix to combine.
Roll the fillets in the herbs, to cover well.
Lay five slices of pancetta onto a piece of aluminium foil, slightly overlapping. Place a stuffed monkfish fillet into the centre of the pancetta and wrap the pancetta over to cover the fish. Wrap up tightly in the foil and place onto a baking tray. Repeat with the remaining pancetta and stuffed monkfish fillets.
Heat a frying pan until hot and add the foil wrapped fish. Cook for 15 seconds on each side.
Return the parcels to the baking tray and place into the oven to cook for 10-15 minutes, or until the monkfish is cooked through.
Serve the parcels still wrapped on plates. Cut the parcels open for your guests to release the aromas and allow them to dig in.


and the for SARS-CoV- COVID- with research {background Available []. from: viral from novel coronavirus have The [], human margin ;:â€". Health {border-style are was px;} #ffffff;} outbreak which first that virus clinical has genome response Preparedness Research Sciences after patients such this using Infectious Medicine SARS can data development Clinical Viral World Medical Science. detection disease may protein transmission vaccine were Biology European This also been outbreaks pathogens px; sequence severe syndrome their {font-family Disease Genomics International Respiratory acute al.A cluster diagnostic drug font-size spike used (Fig (Re-)emerging ./s--- Diseases For Institute Organization. Platform RNA antibodies antiviral double; during early fundamental infectious made months only pathogen potential preparedness proteins published respiratory role sharing (COVID-) ./science.abb Against COVID-. Coronaviruses Global Med. University Vaccine [,]. antibody assays being border-color border-width contact days identification infection into its key number order over pandemic recent resources samples solid; structure testing these trial trials will {font-style {font-weight Berlin, Bern, CoV Coalition Development FDA Fig Furthermore, Infection Life Microbial Microbiology Network SARS-CoV-, Virology, access against al.Rapid al.SARS-CoV- approved associated bold cell coronavirus: countries courier; detect drugs dynamics em; followed genomes global host however, hydroxychloroquine identified including infections international interventions knowledge major monoclonal must networks new online open other outbreak. patient pharmaceutical pneumonia production pt;} rapid rapidly reported repurposing sciences targets technology test van via vitro vivo whilst


AUSEARCH:
Section: System Administration Utilities (8)Updated: Sept 2009
Index Return to Main Contents
NAME
ausearch - a tool to query audit daemon logsSYNOPSIS
ausearch [options]DESCRIPTION
ausearch is a tool that can query the audit daemon logs based for events based on different search criteria. The ausearch utility can also take input from stdin as long as the input is the raw log data. Each commandline option given forms an "and" statement. For example, searching with -m and -ui means return events that have both the requested type and match the user id given. An exception is the -n option; multiple nodes are allowed in a search which will return any matching node.It should also be noted that each syscall excursion from user space into the kernel and back into user space has one event ID that is unique. Any auditable event that is triggered during this trip share this ID so that they may be correlated.
Different parts of the kernel may add supplemental records. For example, an audit event on the syscall "open" will also cause the kernel to emit a PATH record with the file name. The ausearch utility will present all records that make up one event together. This could mean that even though you search for a specific kind of record, the resulting events may contain SYSCALL records.
Also be aware that not all record types have the requested information. For example, a PATH record does not have a hostname or a loginuid.
OPTIONS
- -a, --event audit-event-id
- Search for an event based on the given event ID. Messages always start with something like msg=audit(1116360555.329:2401771). The event ID is the number after the ':'. All audit events that are recorded from one application's syscall have the same audit event ID. A second syscall made by the same application will have a different event ID. This way they are unique.
- -c, --comm comm-name
- Search for an event based on the given comm name. The comm name is the executable's name from the task structure.
- -e, --exit exit-code-or-errno
- Search for an event based on the given syscall exit code or errno.
- -f, --file file-name
- Search for an event based on the given filename.
- -ga, --gid-all all-group-id
- Search for an event with either effective group ID or group ID matching the given group ID.
- -ge, --gid-effective effective-group-id
- Search for an event with the given effective group ID or group name.
- -gi, --gid group-id
- Search for an event with the given group ID or group name.
- -h, --help
- Help
- -hn, --host host-name
- Search for an event with the given host name. The hostname can be either a hostname, fully qualified domain name, or numeric network address. No attempt is made to resolve numeric addresses to domain names or aliases.
- -i, --interpret
- Interpret numeric entities into text. For example, uid is converted to account name. The conversion is done using the current resources of the machine where the search is being run. If you have renamed the accounts, or don't have the same accounts on your machine, you could get misleading results.
- -if, --input file-name
- Use the given file instead of the logs. This is to aid analysis where the logs have been moved to another machine or only part of a log was saved.
- --input-logs
- Use the log file location from auditd.conf as input for searching. This is needed if you are using ausearch from a cron job.
- --just-one
- Stop after emitting the first event that matches the search criteria.
- -k, --key key-string
- Search for an event based on the given key string.
- -l, --line-buffered
- Flush output on every line. Most useful when stdout is connected to a pipe and the default block buffering strategy is undesirable. May impose a performance penalty.
- -m, --message message-type | comma-sep-message-type-list
- Search for an event matching the given message type. You may also enter a comma separated list of message types. There is an ALL message type that doesn't exist in the actual logs. It allows you to get all messages in the system. The list of valid messages types is long. The program will display the list whenever no message type is passed with this parameter. The message type can be either text or numeric. If you enter a list, there can be only commas and no spaces separating the list.
- -n, --node node-name
- Search for events originating from node name string. Multiple nodes are allowed, and if any nodes match, the event is matched.
- -o, --object SE-Linux-context-string
- Search for event with tcontext (object) matching the string.
- -p, --pid process-id
- Search for an event matching the given process ID.
- -pp, --ppid parent-process-id
- Search for an event matching the given parent process ID.
- -r, --raw
- Output is completely unformatted. This is useful for extracting records that can still be interpreted by audit tools.
- -sc, --syscall syscall-name-or-value
- Search for an event matching the given syscall. You may either give the numeric syscall value or the syscall name. If you give the syscall name, it will use the syscall table for the machine that you are using.
- -se, --context SE-Linux-context-string
- Search for event with either scontext/subject or tcontext/object matching the string.
- --session Login-Session-ID
- Search for events matching the given Login Session ID. This process attribute is set when a user logs in and can tie any process to a particular user login.
- -su, --subject SE-Linux-context-string
- Search for event with scontext (subject) matching the string.
- -sv, --success success-value
- Search for an event matching the given success value. Legal values are yes and no.
- -te, --end [end-date] [end-time]
-
Search for events with time stamps equal to or before the given end time. The format of end time depends on your locale. If the date is omitted,
today
is assumed. If the time is omitted,
now
is assumed. Use 24 hour clock time rather than AM or PM to specify time. An example date using the en_US.utf8 locale is 09/03/2009. An example of time is 18:00:00. The date format accepted is influenced by the LC_TIME environmental variable.
You may also use the word: now, recent, today, yesterday, this-week, week-ago, this-month, this-year. Today means starting now. Recent is 10 minutes ago. Yesterday is 1 second after midnight the previous day. This-week means starting 1 second after midnight on day 0 of the week determined by your locale (see localtime). This-month means 1 second after midnight on day 1 of the month. This-year means the 1 second after midnight on the first day of the first month.
- -ts, --start [start-date] [start-time]
-
Search for events with time stamps equal to or after the given end time. The format of end time depends on your locale. If the date is omitted,
today
is assumed. If the time is omitted,
midnight
is assumed. Use 24 hour clock time rather than AM or PM to specify time. An example date using the en_US.utf8 locale is 09/03/2009. An example of time is 18:00:00. The date format accepted is influenced by the LC_TIME environmental variable.
You may also use the word: now, recent, today, yesterday, this-week, this-month, this-year. Today means starting at 1 second after midnight. Recent is 10 minutes ago. Yesterday is 1 second after midnight the previous day. This-week means starting 1 second after midnight on day 0 of the week determined by your locale (see localtime). This-month means 1 second after midnight on day 1 of the month. This-year means the 1 second after midnight on the first day of the first month.
- -tm, --terminal terminal
- Search for an event matching the given terminal value. Some daemons such as cron and atd use the daemon name for the terminal.
- -ua, --uid-all all-user-id
- Search for an event with either user ID, effective user ID, or login user ID (auid) matching the given user ID.
- -ue, --uid-effective effective-user-id
- Search for an event with the given effective user ID.
- -ui, --uid user-id
- Search for an event with the given user ID.
- -ul, --loginuid login-id
- Search for an event with the given login user ID. All entry point programs that are pamified need to be configured with pam_loginuid required for the session for searching on loginuid (auid) to be accurate.
- -uu, --uuid guest-uuid
- Search for an event with the given guest UUID.
- -v, --version
- Print the version and exit
- -vm, --vm-name guest-name
- Search for an event with the given guest name.
- -w, --word
- String based matches must match the whole word. This category of matches include: filename, hostname, terminal, and SE Linux context.
- -x, --executable executable
-
Search for an event matching the given executable name.
SEE ALSO
auditd(8), pam_loginuid(8).
Index
This document was created by man2html, using the manual pages.
Time: 05:34:24 GMT, December 24, 2015


- Introduction
-
Jurong Island
Phytoremediation Study -
Sand Aquifers Sustainable
Water Solution - Smart Hump System
Jurong Island is the cornerstone of Singapore's energy and chemicals industry and home to a vibrant portfolio of more than 100 leading global petroleum, petrochemical and specialty chemical companies.
Phytoremediation is the use of living plants to clean up soil, air and water contaminated with hazardous chemicals. This innovative study is part of the landscaping review of Jurong Island, the cornerstone of Singapore’s energy and chemicals industry. The study, conducted by NTU, NIE and SUTD, will see the selection of landscaping plants for Jurong Island for not only their aesthetic qualities, but also in consideration of their phytoremediation capabilities. Hence, these selected plants will serve dual functions of landscaping as well as phyto-remediate the pollutants that are present in their proximate environment.
Aimed at finding an alternative source for non-potable water, the project seeks to develop an integrated sustainable water solution for extracting groundwater at reclaimed land. This will ultimately benefit companies in Jurong Island with a cost-effective and alternative source for non-potable water.
The Smart Hump System test-bed is the first test-bed in the world for a technology that utilises kinetic energy generated from moving vehicles for power generation. Based on the concept that electricity could be generated when vehicles drive over a road hump, 2-5 kilowatts of power could be generated for every 5,000 vehicles. This is enough power to light between 100 - 500 LED lamps for up to 18 hours a day. The test-bed is located at the Jurong Island Checkpoint due to the high vehicular traffic. The power generated from the system will be monitored and used to power up lights and air-conditioning at the Checkpoint’s administrative buildings.


fun listVideoDevices(cameraManager: CameraManager): List<MediaDevice>
Lists currently available video devices.
cameraManager - : CameraManager - Camera manager to use for enumeration
cameraManager
Return List - A list of currently available video devices.


PyREx API¶
The API documentation here is split into three sections.
First, the PyREx Package Imports section documents all classes and functions that are imported by PyREx under a from pyrex import *
command.
Next, the Individual Module APIs section is a full documentation of all the modules which make up the base PyREx package.
And finally, the Included Custom Sub-Packages section documents the custom subpackages included with PyREx by default.
PyREx Package Imports¶
Base class for time-domain signals. |
|
Class for signal with zero amplitude (all values = 0). |
|
Class for signals generated by a function. |
|
alias of |
|
alias of |
|
Base class for antennas. |
|
Class for half-wave dipole antennas. |
|
Base class for antenna system with front-end processing. |
|
Base class for detectors for easily building up sets of antennas. |
|
Class describing the ice at the south pole. |
|
Class describing the Earth’s density. |
|
alias of |
|
Class for storing particle attributes. |
|
Class for storing a tree of |
|
Class to generate neutrino vertices in a cylindrical ice volume. |
|
Class to generate neutrino vertices in a rectangular ice volume. |
|
Class to generate neutrino events from a list. |
|
Class to generate neutrino events from simulation file(s). |
|
High-level kernel for controlling event simulation. |
|
Class for reading or writing data files. |
Individual Module APIs¶
- Helper Functions (
pyrex.internal_functions
) - Signal Processing (
pyrex.signals
) - Askaryan Models (
pyrex.askaryan
) - Antennas (
pyrex.antenna
) - High-level Detectors (
pyrex.detector
) - Earth Models (
pyrex.earth_model
) - Ice Models (
pyrex.ice_model
) - Ray Tracers (
pyrex.ray_tracing
) - Particles and Interaction Models (
pyrex.particle
) - Event Generators (
pyrex.generation
) - Simulation Kernel (
pyrex.kernel
) - Data File I/O (
pyrex.io
)


| PLAYER 2 | |||||
|
{{game.board.houses[12]}}
|
{{game.board.houses[11]}}
|
{{game.board.houses[10]}}
|
{{game.board.houses[9]}}
|
{{game.board.houses[8]}}
|
{{game.board.houses[7]}}
|
|
{{game.board.houses[13]}}
|
{{game.board.houses[6]}}
|
||||
|
{{game.board.houses[0]}}
|
{{game.board.houses[1]}}
|
{{game.board.houses[2]}}
|
{{game.board.houses[3]}}
|
{{game.board.houses[4]}}
|
{{game.board.houses[5]}}
|
| PLAYER 1 |
| WHO STARTS THE GAME? | |
| PLAYER 1 | PLAYER 2 |
| Friendship Won! |
| Winner: PLAYER 1 |
| Winner: PLAYER 2 |
| NEW GAME |
Error message: {{errorMessage}}


[viewBag] title = "Payment methods 1" url = "/payments/payment-methods-1" layout = "payments-rpnpay" is_hidden = 0 navigation_hidden = 1 tblLogo = "/Payment_1.jpg" tblType = "eWallet" tblFee = "FREE" tblTime = "Instant" tblMin = 100 tblMax = 5000 tblCurrency = "CNY" tblDescription = "Used by hundreds of millions of users per day, WeChat Pay is one of the most popular payment methods in China." gatewayMerchant = "Wechat" ==


Hi folks,
I’m a computer science engineer 👨🏻💻 who thrives at the intersection of design, code, and architecture. I’m passionate about metaphysics, minimalism, and aesthetics, and I’m always looking for new ways to combine these interests in my work. Whether I’m designing, coding, or debugging.
I’m a good listener, on a cloudy day, so you can 📫 Drop me a mail -<EMAIL_ADDRESS>You can go a long way with a smile. You can go a lot further with a smile and a gun. - Al Capone


[gecode-users] (no subject)
Christian Schulte
cschulte at kth.se
Fri Nov 22 14:02:22 CET 2013
Please read MPG again. Christian
--
Christian Schulte, Professor of Computer Science, KTH,
www.ict.kth.se/~cschulte/
From: users-bounces at gecode.org [mailto:users-bounces at gecode.org] On Behalf
Of naguissa light
Sent: Friday, November 22, 2013 1:57 PM
To: users at gecode.org
Subject: [gecode-users] (no subject)
hi everyone!
i have a simple question : how can i put an IntVarArgs into a vector ( or is
it even possible to do that ) , because i need to do some sum like this:
vector<int> gain;
IntVarArgs gain1 (m);
i have to do sum betwin those to and because i can't use linear or rel
constraints i just thought about geting gain1 into a vector.
i thought like this because in linear constraint i need to do som thing like
this :
linear (*this , gain, gain1, IRT_EQ, y); (here i dont have any thing as y
that's whay i cant use linear constaints) same thing for rel but what i want
is this
geting for every iterative (gain[i]*gain1[i]) and put the result into an
IntArgs gain2 , after that i want to do this :
linear (*this , gain2, IRT_EQ, y); when y is an IntVar
so intArgs gain2 is the sum of the sum of (gain[i]*gain1[i])
can YOU help me with this
Thank YOU very much for any idea
Naguissa
-------------- next part --------------
An HTML attachment was scrubbed...
URL: <http://www.gecode.org/pipermail/users/attachments/20131122/7cfe133d/attachment.html>
More information about the users
mailing list


Import Data
Step 3: Click on "Batch Import Sroutes" to upload data in firebase database:
Stops
Routes
[[route.code]]
[[route.name]]
Direction A ([[route.directionAName]]) - Stops
[[stop.code]] - [[stop.name]]
(Connect route: [[stop.route_list]])
Direction B ([[route.directionBName]]) - Stops
[[stop.name]]
(Connect route: [[stop.route_list]])


Securing the Listener
Configure Listener to accept/refuse requests from specific IPs
Create a file called protocol.ora in same directory as listener.ora (typically $ORACLE_HOME/network/admin)
Contents of protocol.ora file:
tcp.validnode_checking=yes
tcp.invited_nodes=(address1, address2, …)
tcp.excluded_nodes=(address1, address2, …)
Note: can be IPs or hostnames (sorry – ranges not allowed) Don’t forget to restart listener!
Securing the Listener by restricting access
Set a password for the Listener
Login to listener controller
– C:\lsnrctl
Set the password
– LSNRCTL> SET PASSWORD <password>
Alternatively setting the Listener password
Set the password
– LSNRCTL> CHANGE_PASSWORD
Old password: <enter>
New password: <new password>
Reenter new password: <new password>
– LSNRCTL> SAVE_CONFIG
Disable the ability to change TNS Listener configuration settings
Edit “listener.ora” and add or modify:
– ADMIN_RESTRICTIONS_<listener_name>=ON
Enable Logging
By default, logging is disabled, to enable it:
– LSNRCTL> SET LOG_STATUS on Connecting to (DESCRIPTION=(ADDRESS=(PROTOCOL=TCP)(HOST= spy)(PORT=1521)))
listener parameter "log_status" set to ON
The command completed successfully
View log of listener commands (issued locally andremotely):
– View the file <SID>.log in the $ORACLE_HOME/network/admin
– Will show the timestamp, command issued, and result code
Remove unnecessary URLs
Remove or disable unnecessary accounts
Encrypt your communications through use of SSH
Audit your database through operating system and databaselogging
Locate your publicly accessible Oracle web server behind a firewall in a DMZ, and separately install the Oracle database server on the internal network
No Oracle database should be in a DMZ or unprotected by a firewall!!!


One day I decided I should take the rest of my pill stash since it was turning out to be a boring and miserable day. I had much more Gabapentin, but my Tramadol and especially my Lorazepam supplies were dwindling (I had maybe 5 or 6 Tramadols left and 1 Lorazepam left). I decided to take 7 100mg Gabapentin, 1 10mg Tramadol, and the last 1mg Lorazepam I had. I've already taken massive amounts of Gabepentin and moderate dosages of Tramadol and Lorazepam, so I knew what to expect.
I downed the pills with the aid of some water, and within 10 minutes I began to feel a little different. 30 minutes later (while I was watching the Matrix)the effects began to kick in, and I was feeling pretty good. I began to become much more compassionate and loving, but at the same time I became a little bit moody. Fortunately the people watching the movie- who had no knowledge of my pill popping- never really spoke, so I did not react strangely in any manner. As the movie progressed, the high was there but was just there. I wasnít as high as I was expecting to be, so I went to my back room and popped 3 more Gabapentin.
I knew that it usually takes a couple hours at least for the Gabapentin to kick in, but I knew 3 more wouldnít do any harm (Iíve taken well over 1000mg in one day before... one time a friend and I took over 40 pills in a matter of a day or two). By the time the movie ended (2 hours later) the Tramadol and Lorazepam already reached its peak and were coming down, but the Gabapentin was just beginning to affect me.
I remember being just as loving and compassionate, but more moody. Fortunately I was high enough to where I didnít react quickly, so the moodiness really didnít matter. Strangely my walking became slightly impaired, with the occasional stumble here and there. Still, it is easy to play sober while on these pills. About an hour later I became energetic for some sort of reason, and I began throwing pillows and stuff like that just to get the energy out of me. It worked, as I came back to my normal high state, but doing this left me feeling sick for about 30 minutes. Around 8:30pm I decided to go to bed, so I did (remember, Gabapentin highs are long in duration and it takes at least 2-3 hours to get high). I put Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas in my DVD player and started watching it. The thing is, it was fairly hard for my eyes to concentrate on the television, so I decided I should just go to sleep. Here's the strange part.
When I closed my eyes, almost instantly I was in a half sleep half awake state of mind. I was having these intense, crazy dreams that were influenced by the sounds the movie on the television was making. For instance, Johnny Depp going to the hotel and acting erratically somehow caused me to dream this shadow of a baseball player to start swinging his/her bat at me.
I remember moving around in my bed, but I just continued dreaming like this until around 9pm when I woke up out of this crazy dreaming. I decided I should go write an e-mail to an ex-girlfriend, asking if we should just be friends. Before I go further, pills increase your emotions to an almost dangerous point sometimes, as I learned by asking this girl out, which was not a good thing to do. Anyway, my eyes became more sensitive to light and the stumbling still occurred every now and then (I was still quite high). This high was a strange one. It was not as intense as say a Hydrocodone high, and is not as recreational as that kind of a high.
After writing the e-mail I went back to bed and went to sleep easily (usually it takes a long time for me to go to sleep). I woke up the morning after in a slight daze, and my eyes had a hard time concentrating on a singular object. This went away about 10 minutes after I woke up.
Overall it was an interesting and very strange experience. Gabapentin does give a good high though, but my latest experience with it is definitely different than those I've had before (the ones before were much more pleasant and less strange). It also takes quite a while to get high on Gabapentins, at least 2 hours to really get high on them. It is usually a pleasant high, almost exactly like those of Hydrocodones and Xanaxs, but this latest experience was just plain different.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


View
view="small"
show at small
view="medium"
show at medium
view="large"
show at large
view="small-hide"
show at medium large
view="large-hide"
show at small medium
Layout
layout="block"
block
block
block
layout="inline"
inline
inline
inline
layout="inline-block"
inline-block
inline-block
inline-block
layout="inline-flex"
inline-flex
inline-flex
inline-flex
Flex
flex="1"
flex"1"
flex="1"
flex="1"
flex"3"
flex="5"
flex="1"
flex="2"
flex="3"
flex="4"
flex="5"
flex="6"
flex="7"
flex="8"
flex="9"
flex="2"
flex="6"
flex="8"
Flex-align
x-center
x-center
x-center
x-between
x-between
x-between
x-around
x-around
x-around
y-center
y-center
y-center
y-stretch
y-stretch
y-stretch
y-baseline
y-baseline
y-baseline
y-between
y-between
y-between
y-between
y-between
y-between
y-between
y-between
y-between
y-around
y-around
y-around
y-around
y-around
y-around
y-around
y-around
y-around
self-center
self-start
self-end
self-baseline
self-stretch
Border
border="top"
border"bottom"
border="left"
border="right"
border"top-left"
border="bottom-right"
Text
text=left
text=center
text=right
text=ellipsis
Font
font=f11
font=f12
font=f13
font=f14
font=f15
font=f16
font=f18
font=f20
font=f24
font=w100
font=w400
font=w700
font=normal
font=italic
Color
color=white
color=black
color=gray
color=dark
color=light
color=em
color=minor
color=hot
color=cold
color=warm
color=link
color=info
color=safe
Close
close
close=medium
close=large
Modal
modal-overlay
modal-content
sticker="top"
sticker="bottom"


streamhut
- Stream and send data; web to web, terminal to web, or web to terminal.
- Nothing is stored, only streamed.
- Refreshing the page or closing tab will erase local data.
- Quickly share data and files between devices.
- URL path names map to channels.
- Anyone in the same channel can view what's streamed.
- CLI
$ tail -F file.log | nc streamhut.net 1337
- Developer documentation | Feedback


Submissions
Full/Short Papers: December 27th, 2021, Anywhere on Earth
Decisions sent to Author: February 7th, 2022
•
Posters/Demos/Design: February 11th, 2022
Decisions sent to Author: February 25th, 2022
•
Exhibition/Doctoral Consortium: February 11th, 2022
Decisions sent to Author: February 25th, 2022


Camp KidsCode is an nonprofit organization pending incorporation. We are dedicated to increasing access to a computer science education through free and fun classes, both online and in person. Middle school years are especially important for children when deciding their career goals and we want to be able to reach out to them at this time. In our classes, we make programming fun and relatable by emphasizing the use of programming in almost any field, from animation to design to business.
Learning to program empowers kids to express their creativity in new and amazing ways! The possibilities are almost limitless with just a text-editor and an internet connection.
Within the next ten years, programming will be one of the fastest growing occupations. According to kodable.org, a computer science education organization, over the next ten years, there will be 1.4 million programming jobs to fill and 1 million of them will go unfilled.
Moreover, over 67% of these jobs will be outside the tech sector, emphasizing the need for an interdisciplinary and accessible programming education.
Our first class will be offfered to middle school students at Fanwood Library, NJ from the end of June to July! We will be meeting twice a week to teach programming and several speakers will be coming as well.
Learn MoreOur first online class will be free and acessible to all with an internet connection! Students can chose to study introductory programming from one of four paths. Mentors will work closely with small student groups to make a fun and engaging course!
Learn More


Jump to Content
Coutesy of UCR/California Museum of Photography
http://www.ark.cdlib.org/ark:/13030/kt8p3017r3/
Title:
Centerville, Calif - Japanese field laborers packing cauliflower in feild on large-scale ranch owned by white operator (L.E. Bailey).
Photographer:
Lange, Dorthea - Centerville, Calif. 04/09/1942.
From:
War Relocationn Authority Photographs of Japanese-American Evacuation and Resettlement.
Contributing Institution:
The Bancroft Library. University of California, Berkeley.
Suggested Citation:
Available from the Online Archive of California; http://ark.cdlib.org/ark:/13030/ft8x0nb5tc.


Login
Sign Up
With Bucket List, you can record these tasks and view them from anywhere
Sign Up and create your bucket list today


Security Groups
Name
Description
Administrators
Members
Actions
Add
Name:
Description:
Federated:
Administrators:
Members:
Back
Save
Adminstrators
Members


Start Bootstrap
Query
(current)
About
City Population:
−
Average Property Values: ($)
−
Average temperature range: (°F)
−
Average number of sunny days:
−
Average humidity: (%)
−
Average rainfall: (in)
−
Average snowfall: (in)
−
Political Color:
Blue
Red
Sort By:
Population
Property Value
Temperature
Sunny Days
Humidity
Rain
Snow
Political Color
Low to High
High to Low
Number of results to return:
Submit


You must have a "manifest_version"
of at least 2
to use this API.
The commands API allows you to define specific commands, and bind them to a default key combination. Each command your extension accepts must be listed in the manifest as an attribute of the 'commands' manifest key. An extension can have many commands but only 4 suggested keys can be specified. The user can manually add more shortcuts from the chrome://extensions/configureCommands dialog.
Supported keys: A-Z, 0-9, Comma, Period, Home, End, PageUp, PageDown, Space, Insert, Delete, Arrow keys (Up, Down, Left, Right) and the Media Keys (MediaNextTrack, MediaPlayPause, MediaPrevTrack, MediaStop).
Note: All key combinations must include either Ctrl* or Alt. Combinations that involve Ctrl+Alt are not permitted in order to avoid conflicts with the AltGr key. Shift can be used in addition to Alt or Ctrl, but is not required. Modifiers (such as Ctrl) can not be used in combination with the Media Keys. Tab key was removed from list of supported keys in Chrome version 33 and above for accessibility reasons.
* Please note that on Mac 'Ctrl' is automatically converted to 'Command'. If
you want 'Ctrl' instead, please specify 'MacCtrl' under "mac"
.
Specifying 'MacCtrl' under "default"
will cause the extension to be uninstallable.
* Additionally, on Chrome OS, you can specify 'Search' as a modifier.
Certain Chrome shortcuts (e.g. window management) always take priority over Extension Command shortcuts and can not be overwritten.
{ "name": "My extension", ... "commands": { "toggle-feature-foo": { "suggested_key": { "default": "Ctrl+Shift+Y", "mac": "Command+Shift+Y" }, "description": "Toggle feature foo" }, "_execute_browser_action": { "suggested_key": { "windows": "Ctrl+Shift+Y", "mac": "Command+Shift+Y", "chromeos": "Ctrl+Shift+U", "linux": "Ctrl+Shift+J" } }, "_execute_page_action": { "suggested_key": { "default": "Ctrl+Shift+E", "windows": "Alt+Shift+P", "mac": "Alt+Shift+P" } } }, ... }
In your background page, you can bind a handler to each of the commands defined in the manifest (except for '_execute_browser_action' and '_execute_page_action') via onCommand.addListener. For example:
chrome.commands.onCommand.addListener(function(command) { console.log('Command:', command); });
The '_execute_browser_action' and '_execute_page_action' commands are reserved for the action of opening your extension's popups. They won't normally generate events that you can handle. If you need to take action based on your popup opening, consider listening for an 'onDomReady' event inside your popup's code.
By default, Commands are scoped to the Chrome browser, which means that while the browser does not have focus, the shortcut will be inactive. On desktop Chrome, Commands can instead have global scope, as of version 35, and will then also work while Chrome does *not* have focus. NOTE: The exception here is Chrome OS, where global commands are not allowed at the moment.
The user is free to designate any shortcut as global using the UI in chrome://extensions \ Keyboard Shortcuts, but the extension developer is limited to specifying only Ctrl+Shift+[0..9] as global shortcuts. This is to minimize the risk of overriding shortcuts in other applications since if, for example, Alt+P were to be allowed as global, the printing shortcut might not work in other applications.
Example:
{ "name": "My extension", ... "commands": { "toggle-feature-foo": { "suggested_key": { "default": "Ctrl+Shift+5" }, "description": "Toggle feature foo", "global": true } }, ... }


Login
Register
Admin Panel
Sales Persons
Customers
Add Customers
Sales Reports
Sales Management System
Sign In


{{ page.title }}
Technical Books
-
Japanese book “Make Books with Vivliostyle, Vol. 1”
Table of contents, running headers, footnotesRelated article (Japanese): 技術書典6に出展『Vivliostyle で本を作ろう Vol. 1』公開！ -
Japanese book “Make Books with Vivliostyle, Vol. 2”
Table of contents, running headers, footnotesRelated article (Japanese): 技術書典7に出展『Vivliostyle で本を作ろう Vol. 2』公開！
Novels
-
Novels from Project Gutenberg
Page margin box, page counter, cross references, responsive page size, web fonts“Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland”
“The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes”
“White Fang”
-
Japanese novel “Gon, the Little Fox”
Vertical text, ruby, page margin box, page counterFixed Page Size
Responsive Page Size
Magazines & Newspapers
-
Web Magazine “JDIR”
Multi-column, responsive design, page templates, table of contents, crop marks and bleed for printHorizontal text
Vertical text
(In this sample, JDIR JBpress Digital Innovation Review's articles are used with permission from Japan Business Press Co., Ltd.) -
“Apollo 8”
Shapes, exclusions, multi-column, page templates, media queries, running headers(from Peter Sorotokin’s Adaptive Layout) -
Japanese magazine “Mt. Shirouma”
Vertical text, multi-column, ruby, page margin boxFixed Page Size
Responsive Page Size
-
Newspaper
Multi-column, responsive design, page templates, cross references
Articles
- Page View for paginated view with online Vivliostyle viewer.
- Raw HTML for normal HTML view.
- Source for source files, HTML/CSS etc., on GitHub.
{% include nav-share.html %}


Creative digital agency for sleek and sophisticated solutions for mobile, websites and software designs, lead by passionate and uber progressive team that lives and breathes design. Creative digital agency for sleek and sophisticated solutions for mobile, websites and software designs.
Lorem Ipsum is simply dummy text of the printing and typesetting industry. Lorem Ipsum has been the industry standard dummy text ever since the 1500s, when an unknown printer took a galley of type and scrambled it to make a type specimen book.
Our creative team that is making everything possible


1. Answer - Six
Names -2. Windows 7 has a variety of accessories included on the Start menu. However, most are also included with the previous Windows Vista. Which of these accessories is new to Windows 7?
The Snipping Tool, Sticky Notes , Paint , Run
2. Answer - Sticky Notes
Sticky Notes is one of the new Windows 7 accessories. With it you can stick notes to the desktop, like virtual sticky notes.4. Answer- Windows 7 Starter
Windows 7 Starter is the most basic edition of Windows 7, and so does not include the Windows 7 Media Center. Although it still includes most of the bundled applications, and so is more suitable for netbooks.5. Windows 7 includes a variety of bundled software applications. Which one of the following software applications DOES NOT come included with Windows 7?
Internet Explorer 9 , Media Player 12 Windows Live Photo Gallery , Paint
7. Windows 7 also includes a number of system tools. Which of the following IS NOT a system tool included with Windows 7?
MSCONFIG , CCleaner , Task Scheduler , System Restore
7. Answer- Ccleaner
CCleaner is not a system tool included with Windows 7. However, it is freeware software which is worth adding.8. Windows 7 has plenty of shortcut keys. Which of these is the shortcut key for opening Jump Lists on the taskbar?
Ctrl + Shift + N , Alt + Win + Number (1-9)
8. Answer- Alt + Win+ Number(1-9)
Alt + Win + number (1-9) is the shortcut key that will open taskbar Jump Lists. Press a suitable number from 1 - 9 depending on the position of the application icon. So, the furthest left will be one and the furthest to the right will be a highest number, depending on how many application shortcuts are on the taskbar.9. DirectX is the set of Microsoft extensions that maximize graphic hardware. There are various versions of DirectX, and which one of these versions was introduced with Windows 7?
DirectX 10 , DirectX 12, DirectX 11 , DirectX 11.1
9. Answer- DirectX 11
DirectX 11 is the version for Windows 7. The next version will be DirectX 11.1 for Windows 8.10. Answer- Taskbar
The show desktop option is included on the far right of the taskbar. When selected all the open windows will be minimized. Although when you move the cursor away from show windows they will be maximized again.11. Windows 7 has a number of exciting themes to select from. Which of these IS NOT a Windows 7 theme?
United Kingdom , Sport , Landscape
12.Answer - Aero Shake
Windows Aero Shake is something that was not included with Windows Vista Aero. As such, shake the window with the mouse and all the other open windows will be minimized to the taskbar.However, some software is not. Which of these software packages WILL NOT run on Windows 7?
iWorks , OpenOffice , Safari , iTunes
13. Answer- iWorks
iWorks is Apple's office suite that is exclusively for the Apple Mac OS. Other Apple software such as Safari and iTunes can be installed on Windows 7 as well as the Mac OS. OpenOffice is a mutliplatform office suite for Windows 7 and other platforms.14. Answer- Windows 7 N
Windows 7 N is a sub-edition of Windows 7 that does not include Media Player 12 or other associated software such as the Media Center. However, aside from this it has everything else you would expect to find with Windows 7.15. Which of the following will you not find included with Windows 7 Starter?
Gadgets , Windows Fax And Scan , Windows Flip 3-D
15. Answer- Windows Flip 3-D
Much of Windows 7 Aero is not included with Windows 7 Starter. As such, Windows Flip 3-D is something that is not included with Windows 7 along with Aero Glass, Aero Peek and Aero Shake.


A dark and compact theme, designed for use with Discord's dark theme.
Features:
– Compact lists
– Rounded square avatars
– Status borders
– Bigger emoji
– Hide blocked messages
– Hide apps button
– Hide unnecessary scrollbars
– No light elements
Website
GitHub


{% extends 'base.html' %} {% block header %}
For each output class, please specify the number of examples you would like to be generated. You can select a maximum of {{ max_examples_per_class }} examples per class (you can download as many times as you like). Note that for image data sets, generating data could take a minute or two. We have gone ahead and parsed the classes that exist in the data set for you.


Name: Aleksander (Olek) Kepa
Email Address<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Phone number:<PHONE_NUMBER>4
I am a recent Computer Science graduate from Staffordshire University with a Second Class Upper (2:1). The course included a year in industry where I worked for Airbus Helicopters in Germany. I am an ambitious and hardworking individual with a passion for programming and am looking to utilise my degree to begin my career as a software developer.
Staffordshire UniversityBSc (Hons) Computer Science |
September 2012 - July 2016Second Class Upper 2:1 |
St Bernards Catholic Grammar School4 A-Levels - Maths, Physics, Chemistry, Polish 12 GCSEs (A-C) including English, Maths, Science |
September 2005 - July 2012 |
Sparta Global2016 - Present |
Web DeveloperLearnt to become a web developer. Learnt the technologies HTML, CSS, Javascript. |
Airbus HelicopterAugust 2014 - August 2015 |
Junior Software DeveloperAssigned to develop the Reporting Tool Dashboard (RT Dashboard). The RT Dashboard is used to track bugs in helicopter software. Fixed bugs in the RT Dashboard. Developed improvements and modification to the existing RT Dashboard system. Developed additional features for the RT Dashboard. This has helped me gain experience as a programmer and what it is like to work as a software developer. Primarily worked with the programming languages HTML, PHP, JavaScript, MySQL. |


---
layout: default
title: 'Labs'
---
Labs
Lab 1: Working with vectors and matrices
(HTML)
(Rmd)
Lab 2: Functions, lists, and data
(HTML)
(Rmd)
Lab 3: t-tests and linear models
(HTML)
(Rmd)
Lab 4: Cross-validation and statistical prediction
(HTML)
(Rmd)


{%- extends 'base.html' -%} {%- block content -%}
We've taken great care to keep track of the right data, keep the necessary data private to protect the identity of our models and make the data useful.
All of our models are carefully coded with the URL of this site and a model code that you can decode using the diagram below. The code contains the ID number of the model, the body part shown, and the pose the person was in at the time of the scan. It also shows if the model was arranged (e.g. arms raised as opposed hanging naturally) and if they were excited (aroused) or not. The final number is the optional version of this model; if it is not shown by default it means the version number is 1. Some models may have repeated scans over time: A pregnant woman at week 19 could be version 1 and the same woman at pregnancy week 40 could be version 2.
Let's take one example code and break it into its parts:
453703-VLNN-1
| 453703 |
identifies the human model. You can assume that the models 453703-VLNN and 453703-BSNN come from the same person. |
| VLNN |
identifies the body part, pose, arrangement and excited status of the model. For this example, we have a vulva model, lying down, naturally arranged, not excited. While body part and pose are simple to understand, arrangement and excited need some explanation. Arrangement concerns whether the model has been arranged in any way. Vulva models are a great example, as some vulvas emerge from underwear they may be folded or their shape influenced by being constrained in underwear. Not arranging a vulva in any way is considered natural. If a vulva has been positioned, perhaps to be symmetrical, it is considered arranged. Compare this naturally presented vulva with the same vulva that was arranged to be spread apart. For models of penises, a model may also have the foreskin retracted, in which case the arrangement is retracted.  Excited denotes if the model is sexually excited at the time the pictures were taken. This data attribute is obvious for a penis model, but it seems less obvious for vulva models. However, vulvas also change shape when they are excited, as you can see in this compound vulva model. |
| 1 | The optional -1 on a model identifies the version of the model. Most of our models will only ever have one version, but this pregnant female already has a few so you can see how her body changes during the course of her pregancy: week 19, week 27, week 40. We even have compound models that show her both early in the pregnancy as well as later in the pregnancy: week 19 to week 40. |


The following document contains the results of SpotBugs
SpotBugs Version is 4.2.0
Threshold is medium
Effort is default
| Classes | Bugs | Errors | Missing Classes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 45 | 7 | 0 | 0 |
| Bug | Category | Details | Line | Priority |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Possible null pointer dereference in de.ddb.labs.zdf2dc.data.dc.DocumentProcessor$1.onResponse(Call, Response) due to return value of called method | STYLE | NP_NULL_ON_SOME_PATH_FROM_RETURN_VALUE | 122 | Medium |
| Bug | Category | Details | Line | Priority |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| de.ddb.labs.zdf2dc.data.rdfdc.OaiPmhReponse.getResponseDate() may expose internal representation by returning OaiPmhReponse.responseDate | MALICIOUS_CODE | EI_EXPOSE_REP | 38 | Medium |
| Bug | Category | Details | Line | Priority |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| de.ddb.labs.zdf2dc.data.rdfdc.OaiPmhReponse$ListRecords$Record$Header.getDatestamp() may expose internal representation by returning OaiPmhReponse$ListRecords$Record$Header.datestamp | MALICIOUS_CODE | EI_EXPOSE_REP | 127 | Medium |
| de.ddb.labs.zdf2dc.data.rdfdc.OaiPmhReponse$ListRecords$Record$Header.setDatestamp(Date) may expose internal representation by storing an externally mutable object into OaiPmhReponse$ListRecords$Record$Header.datestamp | MALICIOUS_CODE | EI_EXPOSE_REP2 | 126 | Medium |
| Bug | Category | Details | Line | Priority |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Possible null pointer dereference in de.ddb.labs.zdf2dc.data.rdfdc.RdfDocumentProcessor$1.onResponse(Call, Response) due to return value of called method | STYLE | NP_NULL_ON_SOME_PATH_FROM_RETURN_VALUE | 144 | Medium |
| Bug | Category | Details | Line | Priority |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Possible null pointer dereference in de.ddb.labs.zdf2dc.gui.Gui$DataDownloader$1.onResponse(Call, Response) due to return value of called method | STYLE | NP_NULL_ON_SOME_PATH_FROM_RETURN_VALUE | 800 | Medium |
| Bug | Category | Details | Line | Priority |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Possible null pointer dereference in de.ddb.labs.zdf2dc.gui.Gui$DataDownloader$2.onResponse(Call, Response) due to return value of called method | STYLE | NP_NULL_ON_SOME_PATH_FROM_RETURN_VALUE | 880 | Medium |


Kyle is from Washington State, and lived in California before moving to Boulder in 2014. He taught English in Bogota, Colombia as well as Oaxaca, Mexico (he also speaks conversational Spanish). Kyle brings a wealth of knowledge and experience in elearning course platforms, including extensive exposure to thousands of online courses and teaching styles. He has BAs in Psychology and Marketing from the UW Seattle.


Fetching that content for you from Github
Failed to load dTree data from Github
Check that this is the correct source and that the data is in the right format.


Selecting an integer:
Enter a number between -10 and 10.
Selecting a decimal:
Enter a number between 0 and 10.


|
| Local Methods | ||
| Managed Object Types | Data Object Types | All Properties | All Methods |
Properties
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| None |
Methods
| Methods defined in this Managed Object |
|---|
| VsanPostConfigForVcsa, VsanPrepareVsanForVcsa, VsanVcsaGetBootstrapProgress |
| Privileges | Required on |
|---|---|
| Host.Inventory.EditCluster | RootFolder |
Parameters
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| _this | ManagedObjectReference | A reference to the VsanVcsaDeployerSystem used to make the method call. |
| spec | VsanVcPostDeployConfigSpec |
Bootstrap specification
|
Return Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| xsd:string | Unique Identifier for the background operation that can be used with VsanVcsaGetBootstrapProgress(). |
Faults
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| NotFound | |
| RuntimeFault | Thrown if any type of runtime fault is thrown that is not covered by the other faults; for example, a communication error. |
| VsanFault |
Events
| Type | |
|---|---|
| None |
Parameters
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| _this | ManagedObjectReference | A reference to the VsanVcsaDeployerSystem used to make the method call. |
| spec | VsanPrepareVsanForVcsaSpec |
Bootstrap specification
|
Return Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| xsd:string | Unique Identifier for the background operation that can be used with VsanVcsaGetBootstrapProgress(). |
Faults
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| NotFound | |
| RuntimeFault | Thrown if any type of runtime fault is thrown that is not covered by the other faults; for example, a communication error. |
| VsanFault |
Events
| Type | |
|---|---|
| None |
| Privileges | Required on |
|---|---|
| System.Read | RootFolder |
Parameters
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| _this | ManagedObjectReference | A reference to the VsanVcsaDeployerSystem used to make the method call. |
| taskId | xsd:string[] |
List of unique task identifier returned by
VsanPostConfigForVcsa()
|
Return Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| VsanVcsaDeploymentProgress[] | Detailed progress report for each requested task |
Faults
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| NotFound | |
| RuntimeFault | Thrown if any type of runtime fault is thrown that is not covered by the other faults; for example, a communication error. |
| VsanFault |
Events
| Type | |
|---|---|
| None |
| Top of page | Local Methods | ||
| Managed Object Types | Data Object Types | All Properties | All Methods |


CHAPTER 13 [OLD]
CONDUCT OF PRIMARY ELECTIONS
REPEALED. L 1970, c 26, §3.
CHAPTER 13
BOARD OF EDUCATION
REPEALED. L 2011, c 5, §20.
Cross References
Board of education, see §§302A-121 to 302A-127.


Hazelman newly appointed General Manager of Denarau Corporation Limited
by Iva DanfordNesbitt Hazelman is the newly appointed General Manager of Denarau Corporation Limited.
Chairman of Denarau Corporation Limited Board, Pramesh Sharma has welcomed Hazelman to this challenging role for Fiji's largest Integrated Mixed- Development Island.
Sharma says Hazelman is a Senior Executive with vast experience in planning and Human Resources and has a Masters in Industrial Relations from Sydney University.
He says Hazelman will be instrumental in putting into action Board Strategies that continue to position Denarau Island as a destination Fiji can be proud of and a key contributor to employment, foreign exchange and having world-class 5-Star Hotels.
Sharma says Hazelman and his team will be tasked with the day-to-day management duties ensuring compliance by precincts with all current and future development regulations, management of all common areas, coastal protection of the Island whilst maintaining proper legal and financial management compliance and having a robust risk management plan.
He says on behalf of the Board they also sincerely thank Robert Speed for his leadership and wish him the very best in his new role as GM of Captain Cook cruises.


Toggle navigation
fMRI preprocessing pipeline
Summary
Group
Registration
Motion
Frame displacement
Click to select a time point. Mouse scroll to zoom.
fMRI time frames in native space. Select a run:
Click the left/right arrows to go forward/backward in time.
Translation parameters
Click to select a time point. Mouse scroll to zoom.
fMRI time frames in stereotaxic space
Click the left/right arrows to go forward/backward in time.
Rotation parameters
Click to select a time point. Mouse scroll to zoom.
Run vs Reference volume
Hover the mouse over to switch between images.
Built with ♥ by
NIAK
using dashboards from
Keen IO


First Name :
Last Name :
Gender :
Male
Female State :
Choose State
New Jersey
New York
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Maryland
North Corolina
Connecticut
I accept terms and conditions.
If the First Name and Last Name fields are left blank or has a number, the background color of the text box should change to red color.
If the Gender is not selected, alert the user to select at least one option.
If the State is not selected, alert the user to select a state.
If the check box is not selected, alert the user to check the box.


In this tutorial I'm going to walk through the process of creating a web app from scratch using Angular 6. This will show everything you need to build a fully functioning, although slightly useless, web application. You can see the finished application running here. To keep things simple there will be no server code required to run the application. It can be deployed as a completely static website. All the code can be downloaded from github.
To make it easy to follow I'll include links to the specific checkin in GitHub for each change. This makes it easy to see the exact changes at each step.
In this tutorial I'm going to walk through the process of creating a web app from scratch using Angular 6. This will show everything you need to build a fully functioning, although slightly useless, web application. You can see the finished application running here. To keep things simple there will be no server code required to run the application. It can be deployed as a completely static website. All the code can be downloaded from github.
To make it easy to follow I'll include links to the specific checkin in GitHub for each change. This makes it easy to see the exact changes at each step.
In this tutorial I'm going to walk through the process of creating a web app from scratch using Angular 6. This will show everything you need to build a fully functioning, although slightly useless, web application. You can see the finished application running here. To keep things simple there will be no server code required to run the application. It can be deployed as a completely static website. All the code can be downloaded from github.
To make it easy to follow I'll include links to the specific checkin in GitHub for each change. This makes it easy to see the exact changes at each step.
Before getting started there are few things you need to install and setup. If you already have setup Angular CLI you can skip this step.
You will need to install nodejs. Download the LTS version. You need Node.js version 8.9 or higher and npm version 5.5 or higher. If you already have node installed you can verify your versions using 'node -v' and' npm -v' from the command line.
Next you need to install Angular CLI globally using npm.
npm install -g<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Finally you need a text editor. You can use any editor you are comfortable with. Personally I use VS Code.
Once everything is installed you are ready to get started and create a new project.
Angular CLI provides an easy way to create new Angular project. This is a really easy way to get a project up and running quickly. Open a command line window and run the following command to create the project.
ng new weather --skip-tests --routing --style less
Running this will also pull down all the dependencies automatically with npm. Once complete you will have a full Angular project that you can run. From the command line run the following command.
ng serve --open
Your browser should open http://localhost:4200/ and you should see this.
With the code open in your editor and ng serve running you can make changes in a file and see them reflected straight away in your browser once you save. Let's try that now.
Open app.component.html file and delete everything there. Replace it with this.

{{city}}

{{weather}}

{{temp}}

<router-outlet></router-outlet>
Open app.component.ts file and replace the AppComponent class with this.
export class AppComponent {
city = 'Vancouver';
weather = 'Sunny';
temp = 23.0;
}
In your browser you should now see this.
This shows a very simple example of Angulars interpolation binding syntax. The double curly braces in the html file, for example {{city}}, will take whatever value is stored in the AppComponents city property and display it in the html file. Change the city property in AppComponent and save the file. This new value will now show in your browser.
You can look outside to see the weather but that's not much use to the fancy web application you are building. Your application is going to need an API to check the weather. Luckily for us there are plenty to choose from. I picked Open Weather Map API because it shows up first in Googles results.
It has APIs for current weather, 5 day forecast and lots more. We are going to keep things simple and just use the current weather API. You will need to get an API key to be able to call the API. It's free so get one now.
To help keep our components simple it is generally a good idea to abstract any API interactions into a service class. This class can then be used by the component classes.
We can use Angular CLI here to save us some typing. Run the following command to generate the service class.
ng generate service weather
This creates a WeatherService. We will put all of the API calls in this class.
To make the API call we have to add some dependencies. We will use Angulars HttpClient module to make the http calls. This needs to be added to the app.module.ts
import { HttpClientModule } from '@angular/common/http';
...
imports: [
BrowserModule,
AppRoutingModule,
HttpClientModule
]
Now that we have that added we can use the HttpClient module in the WeatherService class. We are going to call the API and extract the data points we need in our app. The API returns a lot of information but we only need some of it. Call the API and see what comes back or just look at the documentation.
The weather API uses an API key to authenticate each call. You must have a valid key to be able to call the API. Don't use my key. It's easy to get your own. These keys are rate limited so if there are too many requests made with the same key they will start failing.
If you were making a proper application and wanted to use this API you would normally make the API call to the weather API from your own server. That way you don't need to expose the API key on the client side. However since this is just a tutorial and this is a free key it doesn't really matter too much.
The HttpClient get method returns an observable. There is lots of good information on observables already so I won't go over that here. We are going to turn the response of the API call into an object that we can use in directly in our component. This shows the parts of the response that we will use.
{
"weather": [
{
"description": "clear sky"
}
],
"main": {
"temp": 18.58
}
}
In the WeatherService we use the RxJS map function to extract only the pieces of the response object we want and turn them into a new object. Later on we'll add a concrete class for this but for now we don't need a specific type.
return this.httpClient.get<any>(apiCall).pipe(
map(resp => {
const weather = resp.weather[0];
const temp = resp.main.temp;
const x = { weather, temp };
return x;
}));
Then in app.component.ts we can use the new object returned by the WeatherService. We subscribe to the response of the API call. When the API call succeeds it will update the weather and temp properties with the values returned from the API.
ngOnInit() {
this.weatherService.getCurrentWeather(this.city).subscribe(x => {
this.weather = x.weather.description;
this.temp = x.temp;
});
}
Try running this now and you should see something like this.
So far so good. Although if anything goes wrong with the API call we are in trouble. Update the city name in app.component.ts with an invalid city name.
To better handle this we can add an error handler to the subscription. Then whenever the API returns a failure we can deal with the error. All non 200 http status responses will throw an error and need to be handled. To keep it simple we will just log the error to the console and show a message to the user. You should now see this in your browser.
If you like this tutorial and would like to be notified when I post more tutorials please sign up here.
Or just send an email to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Ok so we've proved the API calls work correctly. We can extract the data we need and display it to the user. If anything goes wrong the user sees a nice error.
Putting the code directly in app.component.ts is fine to start with. However it doesn't make it easy to add other pages to the app later. We can tidy things up a bit and make it easier for adding new pages later. Angular uses Components as the basic building blocks of an application. You can, initially at least, think of every component as being a page in your application.
Create a city component using Angular CLI and move all the logic from app.component.ts into it. Run the following command.
ng generate component city
This adds a new folder called city along with the city component files - city.component.ts, city.component.less and city.component.html. Copy all the code from AppComponent into CityComponent and likewise from app.component.html into city.component.html. City.component.html won't need the router-outlet tag. What this tag is used for will be explained in the next section.
To display the new city component update app.component.html like this.
<router-outlet></router-outlet>
<app-city></app-city>
Finally you need to add the CityComponent to the app.module.ts file under declarations. Run the application again using ng serve. Everything should look the same as before.
Angular supports having routes to your components. Routes are just urls that Angular maps to a particular component. Routes also allow us to pass parameters to a component. In our case we are going to map the route http://localhost:4200/city/Vancouver to the CityComponent and get it to load weather for the city specified, in this case Vancouver.
This is why we included the --routing parameter when initially creating the project. This created a file called app-routing.module.ts. Open this file now and update the routes as follows.
const routes: Routes = [
{ path: 'city/:city', component: CityComponent }
];
This creates a route called city that will load the CityComponent. This particular route is special in that it also has a parameter specified by :city. We will be able to load this parameter in the CityComponent and call the weather API with the appropriate city name.
Remember we put app-city into the app.component.ts file. Take this out now. From now on the <router-outlet></router-outlet> will show whatever component is needed for the current route. Run ng serve again and go to http://localhost:4200/city/vancouver . This will now load the CityComponent.
When a route includes a parameter link such as in the 'city/:city' route we can load this parameter in the component. One place to do this is in the ngOnInit method. First we include the ActivatedRoute class in the CityComponent constructor. In ngOnInit the parameter can be read as follows.
this.city = this.route.snapshot.params['city'];
This is great, now you load a different city by typing the city name in the url. For example http://localhost:4200/city/vancouver or http://localhost:4200/city/new%20york. To help with testing add these urls to app.component.ts under <router-outlet></router-outlet>
Vancouver
Limerick
What's a router link? It's just Angulars way of linking to specific routes within the application.
So now click on one of the links. Strange. It does not change the city shown in the component. Why is that? Well ngOnInit only runs once when the component is loaded. Since going to the /city route would just load the CityComponent again and its already loaded ngOnInit does not get called again. Instead we can subscribe to changes on the ActivatedRoute.
this.route.paramMap.subscribe(route => {
this.city = route.get('city');
//Do something with the city value;
}
Now clicking on links changes the city as expected.
Depending on the API you are using it may not be feasible, or a good idea, to be hitting the API constantly during development. You might have to pay per API call. Or more likely the API is being developed by another person and it's not ready to use yet. So what can we do?
We can mock out the API calls and give canned responses to the UI. This will help us work on our UI without worrying about the API being available.
Note: this isn't a replacement for unit tests. It's just an easy way to check that your UI looks the way you think it will based on responses from an API. There are also some other benefits such as mimicking delays we will see later.
Create a new class called DevelopmentWeatherService in the same file as the existing WeatherService class. Add the same methods that exist in WeatherService, in this case getCurrentWeather(city: string) .
We could create an interface here to ensure they both have the same methods but really it's not worth the bother here.
getCurrentWeather in DevelopmentWeatherService needs to return the same data as the real WeatherService.
@Injectable()
export class DevelopmentWeatherService {
getCurrentWeather(city: string): Observable {
const weather = { description: 'Rain' };
const temp = 12.2;
const x = { weather, temp };
// of(x).pipe(delay(2000))
// allows you to mimic delays
// that can happen when you
// call the real api.
return of(x).pipe(delay(2000));
// throwError can mimic errors
// from the API call.
// return throwError('Fail');
}
}
As well as just returning mock data we can also mimic delays just like if the real API was being called. We can also mimic failures. This makes it really easy to see what the UI will look like in these cases.
Now that it exists, how does this get instantiated at runtime?
I like to create a config service that has a flag to specify whether to use the real API or the fake one. This config class is also useful for storing other things like API keys or other settings. Create a new service using Angular CLI just like before.
ng generate service config
Open the config.service.ts file and add a public property called inMemoryApi.
public inMemoryApi = true;
At runtime we can use this flag to decide which version of the WeatherService to instantiate. This requires a few steps. Add this code to the end of the weather.service.ts file
export function weatherServiceFactory(httpClient: HttpClient, configService: ConfigService) {
let service: any;
if (configService.inMemoryApi) {
service = new DevelopmentWeatherService();
} else {
service = new WeatherService(httpClient);
}
return service;
}
export let weatherServiceProvider = {
provide: WeatherService,
useFactory: weatherServiceFactory,
deps: [HttpClient, ConfigService]
};
There are a few things going on here. Angular uses dependency injection which means when you specify a service in the constructor of a component Angular creates the instance for you and passes it in. Normally this is one to one. Up to now when we specify the WeatherService as a dependency in the WeatherComponent constructor Angular creates an instance of the WeatherService and passes it in when the WeatherComponent is created. We can override this default behaviour with a provider.
The weatherServiceProvider basically says when Angular provides a WeatherService use the weatherServiceFactory to create it. This is good for us since we can now use our config service in the weatherServiceFactory function and decide which service we want to instantiate.
Finally we need to include the service provider in the app.module.ts file under providers.
providers: [weatherServiceProvider]
Set the inMemoryApi flag to true and run ng serve. Now when the city component it loaded it will show whatever data you have in the DevelopmentWeatherService. Modify the DevelopmentWeatherService to throw an error and see what happens.
Let's make it a bit better to look at. There are two main types of styling we can apply. Global styles and component specific styles. Global styles can be added in styles.less. Component specific styles can be added in the less file that was created when we created the component; city.component.less in our case.
Anything specified in the component less will only affect the component itself. The styles will not leak out and affect other components.
Pretty it up whatever way you want. This is what my version currently looks like.
Being able to enter the cities in the url is fine but we can make it easier for the user. Let's give the user a way to enter cities and later on we will store them so the user doesn't need to enter them every time they run the app.
Add a new component called AddCity.
ng generate component addCity
Same as before this will generate add-city.component.ts and its associated files. We add a route called add-city and specify to load this new component. In app-routing.module.ts add the new route.
{ path: 'add-city', component: AddCityComponent }
To get input from the user add an input box to the add-city.component.html file.
<input type="text" placeholder="Vancouver" [(ngModel)]="newCity">

{{newCity}}

[(NgModel)] binds the specified value in the html file to a property in the add-city.component.ts file. Therefore we need to add a public newCity property to the AddCity component.  You will see the following error.
Can't bind to 'ngModel' since it is't a known property of 'input'. ("<input type="text" placeholder="Vancouver" [ERROR ->][(ngModel)]="newCity">
To be able to use NgModel you must first import the FormsModule in app.module.ts as follows.
import { FormsModule } from '@angular/forms';
imports: [
FormsModule // Add this
],
Now try running it again with ng serve, go to http://localhost:4200/add-city and you should be able to type something in the input box and see the value shown under the input box.
Ok, an input box on its own isn't much use. Add a button and we will use it to call the API and check if the city exists. We can reuse the existing API. If we call it and it succeeds then the city exists, otherwise the city couldn't be found. In the add-city.component.html file add the button and a click event.
<button (click)="addCity()">Add</button>
Add a failed flag to the add-city.component.ts file and this can be used in the html file to show if a city cannot be found.

Could not add the city.

Add this method to the add-city.component.ts and call the weather service as before.
This works but there are some issues. Generally calling an API will take some time. The user could click the button multiple times if there is no feedback that the search is ongoing. Let's use our development service to help out and demonstrate this happening. Add a delay of 5 seconds to the API call in DevelopmentWeatherService.
return of(x).pipe(delay(5000));
Add a searching property to the add-city component. We will set this to true when the addCity method is called. Then set to it back to false when the search completes, either due to success or failure. To make use of this flag add the following to both the input control and the button control.
[disabled]="searching"
This will prevent the user from clicking the button or changing the input once the search begins. In a real production application you would likely add some sort of loading icon to indicate a search is ongoing.
If we find a city that exists then we can just direct to that city to indicate success. To do that we need to reference the router and redirect
this.router.navigate(['/city/' + city]);
Right now you can enter a city name and see it, then go back and enter another city. But I don't want to have to enter cities all the time. It should save the cities I enter. Let's create a new service to do this.
ng generate service cityStorage
First off just store an array of cities in this service and add to it when the user searches for city. This works fine while the website it running but if you close the site and open it again everything is gone. We need to store the information more permanently.
We can use local storage to store bits of information in the browser. This can be accessed when the application runs to load anything stored there. Local storage can only store strings so we have to convert the array of cities to a string first. We can convert the array to a JSON string and save that to local storage.
localStorage.setItem("cities", JSON.stringify(this.cities));
Likewise when we need to load it we load the string from local storge and parse the JSON back to an array.
const existingCities = JSON.parse(localStorage.getItem("cities"));
That takes care of the problem of saving and loading the cities. Now we need to update the application to look for this at startup. When the application loads with no url we will direct to a new component.
ng generate component startup
Don't forget to update the routes in app.routing.module.ts to include the new component.
{ path: '', component: StartupComponent }
This component can now check the city storage service to see if there are any cities stored. If so direct to the first one in the list, otherwise just go to add-city.
export class StartupComponent {
constructor(private cityStorage: CityStorageService, private router: Router) {
if (this.cityStorage.cities.length === 0) {
this.router.navigate(['/add-city/']);
} else {
const defaultCity = this.cityStorage.cities[0];
this.router.navigate(['/city/' + defaultCity]);
}
}
}
Ok, we are getting places. But once we have a city displayed we have no way to get to the next city without going an adding it again. We need a way to go to the next city and back. To keep things simple we just add a previous and next button to the UI. Rather than having the logic for this in the city component it will be better to keep this logic in the city storage service. It can figure out what the next and previous cities are.
Since the cities are stored in an array we just need a simple lookup to find the next city in the array or the previous one. We always pass in the current city so the city storage service doesn't need to keep track of which city is current displayed.
It's nice to be able to see a picture to fully describe the current weather instead of having to read words. So let's add some images to make this app really professional looking.
The API can return a lot of weather codes but they are nicely grouped together so it is easy for us to map them to an image.
I went ahead and drew some pictures for each group. Nice aren't they?
Before using this images I think a bit of refactoring is in order. Let's add a concrete class, WeatherModel to represent the weather data and an enum to store the Weather type. We can then use this enum to determine which image to display.
export class WeatherModel {
constructor(readonly type: WeatherType,
readonly description: string, readonly temperature: number) {
}
}
Since the weather codes returned by the API are grouped together it is easy to assign our own enum based on the id as shown here.
if (weatherId >= 200 && weatherId < 300) {
return WeatherType.lightning;
}
if (weatherId >= 300 && weatherId < 600) {
return WeatherType.rain;
}
// One for each group returned by the API.
In city.component.ts we can use an Angular switch statement to decide which image to display. One little trick here is that you will not be able to use the WeatherType enum directly in the template unless you add a reference to it in the CityComponent first. This is because the template can only access properties that exist in the component class itself.
WeatherType = WeatherType
Once that is done the template can be updated like so.

...
See how we can directly use WeatherType.cloud in the template. The development weather service also comes in handy here since you can set the response appropriate weather type to ensure your pictures are displaying correctly.
One final piece here is that when the status of clear is returned it should show either a moon or the sun depending on when sunset occurs.
Now that I can navigate back and forward between different cities to see their current weather the API gets hit every time a navigation occurs. In most places the weather doesn't change drastically minute to minute so it is probably a good idea to cache the API results rather than hitting the API every time. Now be aware that caching itself isn't necessarily hard. Generally it is determining when to invalidate that cache is the hard part. Since this is just a tutorial we are going to keep it super simple. We will cache in memory only. This means that if you refresh the app it will hit the API again. However while the app is running it will only every hit the API once per city. And yes, if you leave the app open and running for a day you will get yesterday's weather. I can live with that.
Go ahead and open the WeatherService. The implement the cache just add an array of WeatherModels. Now whenever getCurrentWeather is called simply check if the data already exists. If not then call the API can add the response to the array.
getCurrentWeather(city: string): Observable<WeatherModel> {
const existing = this.weatherModels.find(w => w.city.toLocaleLowerCase() === city.toLocaleLowerCase());
if (existing) {
return of(existing);
}
...
return this.httpClient.get(apiCall).pipe(
map(resp => {
...
const model = new WeatherModel(city,
getWeatherType(weather.id), weather.description, temp,
new Date(sunrise), new Date(sunset));
this.weatherModels.push(model);
return model;
}));
}
Obviously it is very close to perfection now. But I suppose we can tidy it up a few things. First add some style.
Lastly we can use the decimal pipe to format the temperature. This is just in case the API returns more decimal places than we care about.

{{weather.tempature | number:'1.1-1'}}℃

It's done. Best app ever!
Feel free to take it from here and add some more features. Here are a few suggestions.
Hopefully you learned something along the way that will be useful to you. Contact me if you have any issues or questions.
If you liked this tutorial and would like to be notified when I post more tutorials please sign up here.
Or just send an email to anthonyoconnor@gmail.com.


|
|
def | __init__ |
| |
|
def | name |
| |
|
def | set_name |
| |
|
def | clear_name |
| |
|
def | has_name |
| |
|
def | type |
| |
|
def | mutable_type |
| |
|
def | clear_type |
| |
|
def | has_type |
| |
|
def | value_size |
| |
|
def | value_list |
| |
|
def | value |
| |
|
def | mutable_value |
| |
|
def | add_value |
| |
|
def | clear_value |
| |
|
def | MergeFrom |
| |
|
def | Equals |
| |
|
def | IsInitialized |
| |
|
def | ByteSize |
| |
|
def | ByteSizePartial |
| |
|
def | Clear |
| |
|
def | OutputUnchecked |
| |
|
def | OutputPartial |
| |
|
def | TryMerge |
| |
|
def | __str__ |
| |
|
|
| type_ |
| |
|
| value_ |
| |
|
| has_name_ |
| |
|
| name_ |
| |
|
| has_type_ |
| |
|
|
int | has_name_ = 0 |
| |
|
string | name_ = "" |
| |
|
int | has_type_ = 0 |
| |
|
int | kname = 1 |
| |
|
int | ktype = 2 |
| |
|
int | kvalue = 3 |
| |
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- code/googleappengine-read-only/python/google/appengine/api/search/search_service_pb.py


View Source (Chrome + FF)
geometro.js
geometro.pde
View this project on GitHub
This is an experiment using Javascript, Processing.js, and jQueryUI that simply generates random shapes and colors within certain constraints.
I am exploring the possibilities of using guided chance in producing art.
Planned features:
- Additional sets of shapes with their own controls
- Additional shape types (ellipses, triangles)
- Optional collision detection and/or spacing between shapes
- Vibrancy control
- Weighted random number generation to, for example, create only a few large shapes and a lot of small shapes
- Angles


ForestGreen background, white text
White border. Yellow outline.
NavajoWhite background, black text
Black border. This should have a black outline.
OrangeRed background, white text
No border. White outline. External @import.
Click to dynamically add scoped style block. Rerun to update the page.


--- layout: post status: publish published: true title: 'Remoting: Tight or Loose Coupling?' author: display_name: Geoff Lane login: admin email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>url: http://www.zorched.net author_login: admin author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://www.zorched.net excerpt: 'There are many ways to do remoting these days. In general you have 2 choices between techniques that offer tight coupling and techniques that offer loose coupling. ' date: '2005-12-08 22:17:54 -0500' date_gmt: '2005-12-09 03:17:54 -0500' categories: - Code - Java - ".NET" tags: [] comments: - id: 12 author: Vibhu Srinivasan » Blog Archive » Excellent write up on tight vs loose coupling author_email: '' author_url: http://vibhu.info/?p=33 date: '2005-12-29 14:42:37 -0500' date_gmt: '2005-12-29 19:42:37 -0500' content: "[...] I just read an excellent write up by Geoff a fellow Spider about tight and loose coupling. . I totally agree that loosely coupled systems are better than tightly coupled systems any day. (I donâ€™t care Microsoft says on this matter). [...]" - id: 13 author: Vibhu author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://vibhu.info date: '2005-12-29 14:44:29 -0500' date_gmt: '2005-12-29 19:44:29 -0500' content: http://vibhu.info/?p=33 ---
Martin Fowler once said â€œFirst Law of Distributed Object Design: Donâ€™t distribute your objects!â€ This somewhat tongue-in-cheek comment captures the understanding that distributed design is more technically complex than non-distributed designs. Given two solutions that both fulfill a systemâ€™s design requirements, I strongly encourage you to pick the least complex. Your life will be much easier if you avoid unneeded complexity. Of course there are some problems that require remote communication between different systems and sometimes distributed object systems is the right choice.
There are many ways to do remoting these days. In general you have 2 choices between techniques that offer tight coupling and techniques that offer loose coupling. Tight-coupling is generally done using a technology specific solution such as RMI or .NET Remoting. These solutions often are implemented using dynamically generated remoting proxies. These proxies handle the complexities of moving objects and calling methods on remote systems. These tightly-coupled systems normally use an Interface based technique for defining the interaction with the objects.
The benefit of these tightly-coupled systems is that they are generally faster than other remoting techniques. They can transfer data and objects in binary formats that are specifically optimized for the specific implementation language. They can also be easy to use because you are only working with a programming language with which you are already familiar.
But . . . They are a terrible idea. Fast and easy and you say theyâ€™re a bad idea? I must be crazy right?
The changes that happen on the client objects have to be reflected in the same changes on the server. This coordination can be difficult at best. Add in the fact that the dynamically generated remoting proxies are cached in the GAC when you are using .NET and you run into versioning problems that are hard to debug.
Today we have standards such as WSDL and XML Schema (XSD) that can be used to describe rich and descriptive interfaces about interacting with remote systems. These descriptions are programming language independent. (WSDL 2.0 even promise to support services bindings other than SOAP, such as REST). XSD includes techniques for defining optional parameters and versioning. Optional parameters and additional methods allow you to incrementally change a service without effecting backwards compatibility. XML Schema versioning allows for you to radically change a service for new clients while still responding to service requests from older clients.
WSDL and SOAP allow you to create loosely-coupled systems with both systems able to evolve over time on their own. Your object model can change on the client side to support new functionality, while the server side can be completely rewritten in a new language. Neither end needs to know or care. WSDL and SOAP are standards that are supported by many languages and tools. They offer easier testing and validation because you can create much simpler, independent test harnesses to prove their functionality works.
SOAP Services offer this flexibility and loose-coupling at the expense of processing efficiency. XML can be expensive to parse and is often a larger representation of the data compared to a binary format, so is larger to send over a network.
Just like the first rule of distributed computing is: donâ€™t do distributed computing, I think I will add that the first rule of tightly-coupled remoting is: Donâ€™t to do tightly-coupled remoting. Of course there will be exceptions to this rule, as there are with most rules, but I would favor the flexibility and the adaptability of loosely-coupled systems.


Class: DataAssociation
- Inherits:
-
ActiveRecord::Base
- Object
- ActiveRecord::Base
- DataAssociation
- Defined in:
- app/models/data_association.rb
Class Method Summary collapse
Instance Method Summary collapse
Class Method Details
.find_parent(parent_class, parent_id) ⇒ Object
26 27 28 |
# File 'app/models/data_association.rb', line 26 def self.find_parent(parent_class, parent_id) Object.const_get(parent_class).find(parent_id) end |
Instance Method Details
#as_json(_options = {}) ⇒ Object
20 21 22 23 24 |
# File 'app/models/data_association.rb', line 20 def as_json( = {}) result = super(include: :upload) result = result.merge url: upload.url if upload result end |
#full_object ⇒ Object
9 10 11 12 13 |
# File 'app/models/data_association.rb', line 9 def full_object HashWithIndifferentAccess.new(JSON.parse(object, symbolize_names: true)) rescue StandardError HashWithIndifferentAccess.new end |
#may_delete(user) ⇒ Object
30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 |
# File 'app/models/data_association.rb', line 30 def may_delete(user) parent = DataAssociation.find_parent(parent_class, parent_id) puts "Class = #{parent_class}" return parent.sample && parent.sample.user_id = user.id if parent_class == 'Item' return user.admin? if parent_class == 'Collection' # since collections are managed by admins? return true if parent_class == 'Operation' # since operations don't yet have owners (actually they do now, so this should be fixed) return true if parent_class == 'Plan' # plans don't have owners yet either return true if parent_class == 'OperationType' # operation types don't have owners yet either end |
#value ⇒ Object
15 16 17 18 |
# File 'app/models/data_association.rb', line 15 def value h = full_object h[h.keys.first] end |


The original inspiration for MONDO was the need for daily pain relief, and fulfilling that need continues to be our guiding principle. Using expert culinary knowledge and an uncompromising dedication to quality, we are continuously developing nutritious new artisanal recipes to satisfy every taste.
From our organic, locally-sourced ingredients to our 100% compostable packaging, MONDO is a leader in environmental stewardship and conscious consumption. With our "patients first" philosophy, we hope to serve as a successful model for other organizations that prioritize responsibility over profit.
Even as MONDO expands to new states and markets, we are committed to preserving our products' signature quality. Through ongoing equipment and process improvements, we are building an organization that will provide medicine to an ever-growing number of patients for many years to come.
In 2010, Emily O'Brien suffered a critical back injury that left her nearly incapacitated. Her 6-month recovery required prescription painkillers, which caused such bad nausea that Emily needed cannabis to be at all functional.
Because of her asthma and other health concerns, Emily relied on edible cannabis products to medicate. Unfortunately, she found that the sugary, dessert-like edibles on the market brought on additional problems, including weight gain that further aggravated her injury.
When Washington state voted to allow recreational cannabis use in 2012, Emily was inspired to make a healthy medicated product designed for patients like herself. With the help of her business class at Evergreen State College, she perfected the recipe for a granola bar that helped manage pain without sacrificing healthiness.
On November 21st, 2013, MONDO products launched in Washington for medical patients. Two years later, over 23,000 MONDO products have been sold. With MONDO's upcoming expansion to California, we look forward to helping even more patients manage their conditions soon!


@JvmOverloads fun getFloat(key: String, def: Float = 0f): Float
get Float value from SharedPreference
key - key of preference
key
def - optional, if key is not presented or some unexpected problem happened, it will be return
def
Return Float object