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P11_
- Static variable in class element.
Element2D
Internal forces in local directions.
p_
- Variable in class visualize.
ContourScalor
page_
- Static variable in class main.
DocumentHandler
Static variable for the openning option of Acrobat Reader.
panel1_
- Variable in class dialogs.library.
AnalysisCase2
Child panel of this dialog.
panel2_
- Variable in class dialogs.library.
AnalysisCase2
Child panel of this dialog.
panel2_
- Variable in class visualize.
ContourScalor
panel3_
- Variable in class dialogs.library.
AnalysisCase2
Child panel of this dialog.
panel3_
- Variable in class visualize.
ContourScalor
panel4_
- Variable in class dialogs.library.
AnalysisCase2
Child panel of this dialog.
Panels
- Class in
main
Class for creating panels for the main frame.
Panels()
- Constructor for class main.
Panels
param_
- Variable in class element.
Element
Additional parameters for the element such as radii of curvatures.
param_
- Variable in class math.
Function
Array storing the parameters of the function.
passElementProperties()
- Method in class dialogs.model.
EditElement1
Passes element properties to newly created element.
passElementProperties(Element, Element)
- Method in class dialogs.model.
MirrorElement1
Passes element properties to newly created element.
passElementProperties(Element, Element)
- Method in class dialogs.model.
ReplicateElement1
Passes element properties to newly created element.
passElementProperties(Element1D, Element1D)
- Method in class oneDim.
DivideElement
Passes element properties to newly created element.
passElementProperties(Element3D, Vector<Element3D>)
- Method in class threeDim.
MeshHexaElement
Passes element properties to newly created element.
passElementProperties(Element2D, Vector<Element2D>)
- Method in class twoDim.
MeshQuadElement
Passes element properties to newly created element.
passElementProperties(Element2D, Vector<Element2D>)
- Method in class twoDim.
MeshTriaElement
Passes element properties to newly created element.
passNodeProperties(Node, Node)
- Method in class dialogs.model.
MirrorNode1
Passes node properties to newly created node.
passNodeProperties(Node, Node)
- Method in class dialogs.model.
ReplicateNode1
Passes node properties to newly created node.
path_
- Variable in class analysis.
Analysis
The path of analysis to write output data.
path_
- Variable in class dialogs.file.
FileHandler2
path_
- Variable in class main.
SolidMAT
The path for the current file.
planeStrain_
- Static variable in class element.
ElementLibrary
Static variable for the mechanics of two dimensional elements.
planeStrain_
- Static variable in class material.
Material
Static variable for the type of coefficient matrix.
planeStress_
- Static variable in class element.
ElementLibrary
Static variable for the mechanics of two dimensional elements.
planeStress_
- Static variable in class material.
Material
Static variable for the type of coefficient matrix.
plate_
- Static variable in class element.
ElementLibrary
Static variable for the mechanics of two dimensional elements.
plot(Viewer)
- Method in class math.
GraphPlot2D
Plots the two dimensional graph.
plotArea()
- Method in class dialogs.display.
DisplayAreaPlot1
Calls either actionOkAdd or actionOkModify according to the button that has been clicked in mother dialog, then sets dialog unvisible.
plotLine()
- Method in class dialogs.display.
DisplayLinePlot1
Calls either actionOkAdd or actionOkModify according to the button that has been clicked in mother dialog, then sets dialog unvisible.
plotNode()
- Method in class dialogs.display.
DisplayNodePlot1
Calls either actionOkAdd or actionOkModify according to the button that has been clicked in mother dialog, then sets dialog unvisible.
plotSolid()
- Method in class dialogs.display.
DisplaySolidPlot1
Calls either actionOkAdd or actionOkModify according to the button that has been clicked in mother dialog, then sets dialog unvisible.
point_
- Variable in class math.
GraphPlot2D
Boolean values for drawing guidance lines, data labels for x and y values and points
point_
- Static variable in class node.
LocalAxis
Static variable for the type of local axis.
pointColor_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplayAreaPlot2
pointColor_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplayFunctionPlot2
pointColor_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplayLinePlot2
pointColor_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplayNodePlot2
pointColor_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplaySolidPlot2
pointColor_
- Variable in class math.
GraphPlot2D
Colors of points, lines and background of the plot.
polygon_
- Static variable in class section.
Section
Static variable for the type of section.
PolygonCS
- Class in
section
Class for polygon cross section.
PolygonCS(String, double, double, Double)
- Constructor for class section.
PolygonCS
Creates polygon cross section.
polys_
- Variable in class visualize.
PostElement1DDisplay
Polygons used to draw the result diagrams.
polys_
- Variable in class visualize.
PostElement2DDisplay
Polygons used to draw elements.
polys_
- Variable in class visualize.
PostElement3DDisplay
Polygons used to draw elements.
PopupMenu1
- Class in
main
Class for popup menu for the canvas of the main frame.
PopupMenu1(SolidMAT)
- Constructor for class main.
PopupMenu1
Creates popup menu.
PopupMenu2
- Class in
main
Class for popup menu for the panels of the main frame.
PopupMenu2(SolidMAT)
- Constructor for class main.
PopupMenu2
Creates popup menu.
position_
- Variable in class node.
Node
The position vector of node.
PostElement1DDisplay
- Class in
visualize
Class for drawing 1D element results for the post-visualizer.
PostElement1DDisplay(Structure, double, double, double, double[])
- Constructor for class visualize.
PostElement1DDisplay
Creates PostElement1DDisplay object.
PostElement2DDisplay
- Class in
visualize
Class for drawing 2D element results for the post-visualizer.
PostElement2DDisplay(Structure, double, double, double)
- Constructor for class visualize.
PostElement2DDisplay
Creates PostElement2DDisplay object.
PostElement3DDisplay
- Class in
visualize
Class for drawing 3D element results for the post-visualizer.
PostElement3DDisplay(Structure, double, double, double)
- Constructor for class visualize.
PostElement3DDisplay
Creates PostElement3DDisplay object.
PostNodeDisplay
- Class in
visualize
Class for drawing node results for the post-visualizer.
PostNodeDisplay(Structure, double, double, double, double[])
- Constructor for class visualize.
PostNodeDisplay
Creates PostNodeDisplay object.
postVis_
- Variable in class main.
SolidMAT
The post-visualizer of the main frame.
PostVisualizer
- Class in
visualize
Class for visualizing postprocessing information.
PostVisualizer()
- Constructor for class visualize.
PostVisualizer
precondType_
- Variable in class solver.
Solver0
Preconditioner type.
PreElement1DDisplay
- Class in
visualize
Class for drawing one dimensional elements and related objects for the pre-visualizer.
PreElement1DDisplay(Structure, double, double, double[])
- Constructor for class visualize.
PreElement1DDisplay
Creates Element1DDisplay object.
PreElement2DDisplay
- Class in
visualize
Class for drawing two dimensional elements and related objects for the pre-visualizer.
PreElement2DDisplay(Structure, double, double, double[])
- Constructor for class visualize.
PreElement2DDisplay
Creates Element2DDisplay object.
PreElement3DDisplay
- Class in
visualize
Class for drawing three dimensional elements and related objects for the pre-visualizer.
PreElement3DDisplay(Structure, double, double, double[])
- Constructor for class visualize.
PreElement3DDisplay
Creates Element3DDisplay object.
PreNodeDisplay
- Class in
visualize
Class for drawing nodes and related objects for the pre-visualizer.
PreNodeDisplay(Structure, double, double, double[])
- Constructor for class visualize.
PreNodeDisplay
Creates PreNodeDisplay object.
preVis_
- Variable in class main.
SolidMAT
The pre-visualizer of the main frame.
PreVisualizer
- Class in
visualize
Class for visualizing preprocessing information.
PreVisualizer()
- Constructor for class visualize.
PreVisualizer
PrincipleStrainInfo
- Class in
write
Class for writing principle elastic strain information to output file.
PrincipleStrainInfo(int)
- Constructor for class write.
PrincipleStrainInfo
Creates PrincipleStrainInfo object.
principleStrainInfo_
- Static variable in class write.
WriteManager
Static variable for the writing option.
principleStrains1D_
- Static variable in class visualize.
PostVisualizer
Static variable for the result option of drawing.
principleStrains2D_
- Static variable in class visualize.
PostVisualizer
Static variable for the result option of drawing.
principleStrains3D_
- Static variable in class visualize.
PostVisualizer
Static variable for the result option of drawing.
principleStresses1D_
- Static variable in class visualize.
PostVisualizer
Static variable for the result option of drawing.
principleStresses2D_
- Static variable in class visualize.
PostVisualizer
Static variable for the result option of drawing.
principleStresses3D_
- Static variable in class visualize.
PostVisualizer
Static variable for the result option of drawing.
PrincipleStressInfo
- Class in
write
Class for writing principle stress information to output file.
PrincipleStressInfo(int)
- Constructor for class write.
PrincipleStressInfo
Creates PrincipleStressInfo object.
principleStressInfo_
- Static variable in class write.
WriteManager
Static variable for the writing option.
printInDecimal(int, int)
- Method in class matrix.
DVec
Prints vector in decimal format.
printInDecimal(int, int)
- Method in class matrix.
Mat
Prints matrix in decimal format.
printInScientific(int)
- Method in class matrix.
DVec
Prints vector in scientific format.
printInScientific(int)
- Method in class matrix.
Mat
Prints matrix in scientific format.
progressBar1_
- Variable in class dialogs.analysis.
LBProgress1
progressBar1_
- Variable in class dialogs.analysis.
LSProgress1
progressBar1_
- Variable in class dialogs.analysis.
LTProgress1
progressBar1_
- Variable in class dialogs.analysis.
MProgress1
progressBar1_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplayUndeformedShape1
progressBar1_
- Variable in class dialogs.file.
FileHandler2
progressBar1_
- Variable in class main.
Progressor
Progressor
- Class in
main
Class for showing process information.
Progressor(Window)
- Constructor for class main.
Progressor
Builds dialog, builds components, calls addComponent, sets layout and sets up listeners.
progressor_
- Variable in class dialogs.analysis.
CheckModel1
The progress monitor of processses that take place.
progressor_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplayAreaPlot1
The progress monitor of processses that take place.
progressor_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplayDeformedShape1
The progress monitor of processses that take place.
progressor_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplayElementLoads1
The progress monitor of processses that take place.
progressor_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplayElementMisc1
The progress monitor of processses that take place.
progressor_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplayFunctionPlot1
The progress monitor of processses that take place.
progressor_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplayLinePlot1
The progress monitor of processses that take place.
progressor_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplayNodalLoads1
The progress monitor of processses that take place.
progressor_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplayNodeMisc1
The progress monitor of processses that take place.
progressor_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplayNodePlot1
The progress monitor of processses that take place.
progressor_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplayOptions1
The progress monitor of processses that take place.
progressor_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplaySolidPlot1
The progress monitor of processses that take place.
progressor_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplayTAreaResult1
The progress monitor of processses that take place.
progressor_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplayTLineResult1
The progress monitor of processses that take place.
progressor_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplayTNodeResult1
The progress monitor of processses that take place.
progressor_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplayTSolidResult1
The progress monitor of processses that take place.
progressor_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplayVAreaResult1
The progress monitor of processses that take place.
progressor_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplayVLineResult1
The progress monitor of processses that take place.
progressor_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplayVNodeResult1
The progress monitor of processses that take place.
progressor_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplayVSolidResult1
The progress monitor of processses that take place.
progressor_
- Variable in class dialogs.file.
WriteOutput1
The progress monitor of processses that take place.
progressor_
- Variable in class dialogs.model.
AddElement1
The progress monitor of processses that take place.
progressor_
- Variable in class dialogs.model.
AddNode1
The progress monitor of processses that take place.
progressor_
- Variable in class dialogs.model.
Check1
The progress monitor of processses that take place.
progressor_
- Variable in class dialogs.model.
DivideLine1
The progress monitor of processses that take place.
progressor_
- Variable in class dialogs.model.
EditElement1
The progress monitor of processses that take place.
progressor_
- Variable in class dialogs.model.
EditNode1
The progress monitor of processses that take place.
progressor_
- Variable in class dialogs.model.
ImportModel1
The progress monitor of processses that take place.
progressor_
- Variable in class dialogs.model.
MeshArea1
The progress monitor of processses that take place.
progressor_
- Variable in class dialogs.model.
MeshSolid1
The progress monitor of processses that take place.
progressor_
- Variable in class dialogs.model.
MirrorElement1
The progress monitor of processses that take place.
progressor_
- Variable in class dialogs.model.
MirrorNode1
The progress monitor of processses that take place.
progressor_
- Variable in class dialogs.model.
MoveElement1
The progress monitor of processses that take place.
progressor_
- Variable in class dialogs.model.
MoveNode1
The progress monitor of processses that take place.
progressor_
- Variable in class dialogs.model.
RemoveElement1
The progress monitor of processses that take place.
progressor_
- Variable in class dialogs.model.
RemoveNode1
The progress monitor of processses that take place.
progressor_
- Variable in class dialogs.model.
ReplicateElement1
The progress monitor of processses that take place.
progressor_
- Variable in class dialogs.model.
ReplicateNode1
The progress monitor of processses that take place.
progressor_
- Variable in class dialogs.model.
Sweep1
The progress monitor of processses that take place.
proporCoeff_
- Variable in class analysis.
LinearTransient
Mass and stiffness proportional coefficients (Bathe-p797).
proporCoeff_
- Variable in class dialogs.library.
AnalysisCasePanel3
Mass and stiffness proportional coefficients of analysis.
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So, it’s time for Meme the News. You get a daily dose of news and some libertarian/anarchist/voluntaryist thoughts. These memes aren’t all that salty.
There’s a Top 20 Witness Forum on Saturday at 1500 UTC. Hopefully you can join us.
Kanye
Syracuse incoming
HRC
People Power
Gaza
LoL
Mainstream media is pure propaganda
Good follow up to MSM
Communists…
Do you have anything less offensive than Mexican?
Is she racist for saying this?
UN is not a friendly place despite possibly good intentions to start
See what she did there?
I like “truther” or “controvert”
How’d they make all that?
honestly… I don’t know who the dude on teh right is
A satoshi for your thoughts
100% of the time it leads to death… actually if she doesn’t like it say “I’m sorry… you feel that way!”
This story is a distraction
Yep
Victims are violent. Empowered people can be victors!
@globocop
Savage
Planned Parenthood does a lot of bad things
She’s gonna get murdered for calling out these people
They all did…
I’m not sure it’s smart meters… but yeah, those forest fires aren’t normal
Fake? Beautiful anyway
What’s wrong here?
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Welcome to the City’s Department Publishing Plans portal. These plans and supporting data inventories are the result of many hours of hard work by departmental data coordinators and their colleagues. It is here we will not just report the plans but automatically track progress as data gets published over time.
Each plan includes a narrative indicating what the department is committing to through the end of 2015. Along the right hand side are metrics including:
These update to reflect the department you’re viewing. Right now, the metrics to the right reflect the rollup of activity across all departments that have completed their inventory. Also, at the bottom of each page is a table representing the inventory for the department you’re viewing.
You can track additional program-wide metrics about the City’s open data program through DataSF in Progress, our dashboard.
Start browsing the plans by clicking on the department menu at the top of this page and selecting a department. You can view past plans by .
| Inventory ID | Department or Division | Dataset Name | Dataset Description | Publishing Status |
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Hello, my name is Justin
I like to think of myself as a pretty honest and unassuming guy, just trying to do the best I can with the time I have. In my day job I help people make computers do things. Sometimes the computers are big, sometimes they’re small, and sometimes they talk. Outside of work I enjoy running, drinking pints of tasty craft beer, and of course spending time with friends and family. I want to spend more time hiking and fishing - trying to fix that.
You can find me at a few other spots on the web. Code I write will often land on GitHub. Professional type things go to LinkedIn. I track my running (or lack thereof) on Strava. Occasional thoughts and nonsense may find their way over to Mastodon.
Want to get in touch?
-Justin Pecott


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Ice cream:In a small pot over medium heat, combine milk, and granulated suger until suger is comletely dissolved and the milk is just barely lukwarm. Whisk in the egg yolks. Set mixture in the fridge and wait until the fig mixture is cooled.
using an icecream machine, pour liquids into the frozen basin and process according to manufacturer instructions, i.e., let spin and thicken for 20 minutes before adding mascarpone, fig jam mixture, and the nuts. Continue to process for +/- 10 minutes. pour semi-frozen mixture into a pyrex dish or glass tupperware. freeze for atleast two hours before serving.


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Due to the busy nature of people and their reliance on technology, there has been a concerted effort in improving the UX (User Experiences) by ensuring that web content can be viewed/accessed across multiple platforms - irrespective of device, browser. There's a push for code to be adaptable/responsive and this has evoked a movement towards standardization.
This concept represents a hierarchical language used to define HTML structure. Commonly used tags/elements like img, p, h1 give meaningful instructions which are easily understood by the machine. In its purest state - HTML should not contain styling, rather styles are added through specificity via CSS.


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You can check if these are installed properly by opening up a Terminal (Linux or Mac) or Command Prompt (Windows)
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and npm --version
These commands should output something similar to "v0.10.31" and "1.4.23" respectively.
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Headings
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Games
Platforms
Mobile
Xbox
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Genres
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About
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Every year you should create a new hackathon object. Here you will set the
fundraising goals (how much money and by when you need it). Each year's hackathon will also
allow
you to keep track of which the status of companies for every year.
Sponsorships
Create a new sponsorship relation between your current hackathon and a
given
company.
Most Recent Sponsorships
Company
Status
Amount
Date
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User groups allow you to control access for different users by placing them in
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| First Name | {{cosumnesReturnToWorkConfirmationCtrl.cosumnesReturnToWork.firstName}} |
| Last Name | {{cosumnesReturnToWorkConfirmationCtrl.cosumnesReturnToWork.lastName}} |
| Address | {{cosumnesReturnToWorkConfirmationCtrl.cosumnesReturnToWork.address1}} {{cosumnesReturnToWorkConfirmationCtrl.cosumnesReturnToWork.address2}}
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| Social Security Number | ***-**-**** |
| Home Phone | {{cosumnesReturnToWorkConfirmationCtrl.cosumnesReturnToWork.homePhone}} |
| Work Phone | {{cosumnesReturnToWorkConfirmationCtrl.cosumnesReturnToWork.workPhone}} |
| Can the firefighter descent from an elevated area of approximately 3-4 feet? | {{cosumnesReturnToWorkConfirmationCtrl.cosumnesReturnToWork.q1}} |
| Can the firefighter operate ehicles under emergency conditions? | {{cosumnesReturnToWorkConfirmationCtrl.cosumnesReturnToWork.q2}} |
| Can the firefighter work while wearing protective clothing including SCBA weighing approximately 50 lbs combined and carry an additional 20-40 lbs of equipment? | {{cosumnesReturnToWorkConfirmationCtrl.cosumnesReturnToWork.q3}} |
| Can the firefighter work in high places, such as rooftops, where a sense of balance is needed? | {{cosumnesReturnToWorkConfirmationCtrl.cosumnesReturnToWork.q4}} |
| Can the firefighter crawl on hands and knees? | {{cosumnesReturnToWorkConfirmationCtrl.cosumnesReturnToWork.q5}} |
| Can the firefighter climb up and down ladders and stairs with clothing and equipment as described in item number 3? | {{cosumnesReturnToWorkConfirmationCtrl.cosumnesReturnToWork.q6}} |
| Can the firefighter pull ehavy objects such as a person (approx. 165 lbs.) from a hazardous condition? | {{cosumnesReturnToWorkConfirmationCtrl.cosumnesReturnToWork.q7}} |
| Can the firefighter work in an environment, while wearing protective clothing including SCBA, where they may experience significant fluid loss and elevation of core temperatures in excess of 102.2 degrees Fahrenheit? | {{cosumnesReturnToWorkConfirmationCtrl.cosumnesReturnToWork.q8}} |
| Can the firefighter work in a confined space such as the attic or crawl space of a structure? | {{cosumnesReturnToWorkConfirmationCtrl.cosumnesReturnToWork.q9}} |
| Can the firefighter lift, as a member of a two person team, a gurney into an ambulance? | {{cosumnesReturnToWorkConfirmationCtrl.cosumnesReturnToWork.q10}} |
| Can the firefighter grip ropes and tools with gloved hands? | {{cosumnesReturnToWorkConfirmationCtrl.cosumnesReturnToWork.q11}} |
| Can the firefighter use appropriate tools to pull down ceiling or walls requiring his/her arms to be above his/her head? | {{cosumnesReturnToWorkConfirmationCtrl.cosumnesReturnToWork.q12}} |
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| Physician's Address | {{cosumnesReturnToWorkConfirmationCtrl.cosumnesReturnToWork.physicianAddress}} |
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- Niloo Khodabakhsh
- UI / UX Designer
Hi! I'm Niloo and I'm a designer and developer. My interest in tech and design lead me to East Bay to make my path to my dream career by educating in masters of art in interaction design at California State University, East Bay. I like to create, let it be coding, designing using software programs, drawing or photography. I know enough to understand that I don't know it all and that motivates me to learn more and try new things. If you have thoughts or comments on my projects email me at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Take a look at my Resume here.


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If you want to download the source code of sensenet you can do it on GitHub.
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Evaluation of the United Nations Declaration on HIV/AIDS resource targets
Luciana Teixeira
Departamento de Economia. Universidade de Brasília. Brasília, DF, Brasil
ABSTRACT
This study evaluates the targets of the United Nations Declaration on HIV/AIDS Resource Targets, the attainment of which are premised on promoting three fronts: reduction of material and services costs, increased efficiency in access to and management of funds, and the channeling of new funds. Data were derived from studies of National Accounts of HIV/AIDS in Latin America and the Caribbean and from the recent available literature on the global dynamics of HIV/AIDS resources. The economic concept of global public good occurs throughout the text. The article discusses factors that constrain funding, and thus compel the adoption of new strategies in Brazil. The issues addressed include: difficulties in maintaining the downward tendency in the cost of items related to the HIV/AIDS epidemic, the incorporation each year of thousands of persons needing antiviral therapy, the rise in patient survival and increased diagnosis for the control of HIV/AIDS transmission. It is concluded that, in order to guarantee additional resources to combat the epidemic, the discussion on funding must necessarily focus on both the share of AIDS support for the Brazilian Ministry of Health, and, more importantly, on an increase in health funding as a whole. The recognition that HIV/AIDS control contributes to the global public good should facilitate increases in development assistance from international funding sources.
Keywords: Acquired immunodeficiency syndrome, prevention & control. Anti-HIV agents, supply & distribution. Health policy, economics. Health resources, economics. Health expenditures, standards. Quality assurance, health care, economics.
INTRODUCTION
The targets discussed in the financial resources chapter of the United Nations Declaration on HIV/AIDS Resource Targets deserve special attention because, without adequate funding to address the dynamics of this epidemic, other targets can be compromised.
Generally, targets emphasize the need to secure additional funding to combat HIV/AIDS. This is particularly relevant in countries where governmental capacity for financial assistance is low. Although it is necessary, relying solely on channeling new funds can be insufficient, given the nature and dimensions of the HIV/AIDS problem.
There are three basic economic strategies that can be adopted to reduce financial limitations in the provision HIV/AIDS actions and services:
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reducing the cost of material and services, thereby allowing for the redirection of funds to other areas; |
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increasing the efficiency of accessing and using funds in order to increase total funding; and |
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channeling new funding, thereby increasing the volume of nominal resources. |
The present article evaluates and proposes action strategies in these three areas as a means to reduce the gap between financial need and the resources available to combat HIV/AIDS in Brazil.
Moreover, the scope of the targets discussed in the Declaration of Commitment of the United Nations General Assembly on HIV/AIDS (UNGASS) requires from Brazil specific actions and commitments. Thus, the degree to which the targets can guide public policies for the control of HIV/AIDS in the country will also be evaluated.
ANALYSIS OF THE UNGASS TARGETS
The 11 targets set forth in the Resources Chapter of the Declaration of Commitment of UNGASS are analyzed in an aggregated manner. Through this, an attempt was made to answer the question: How to secure sufficient funding to combat the HIV/AIDS epidemic (Target 1) and, more specifically, how to guarantee annual resources of US$ 7 to 10 billion for countries of low and medium per-capita income in 2005, as established by Target 2?
In answering this question, some targets are more closely associated with the behavior of international funding sources. In this group, the following parameters were analyzed: commitments related to increased free HIV/AIDS assistance and official development assistance (ODA) as a whole (Target 3); and support for the Global Fund for AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria (Target 9). Also discussed in relation to Target 3, are the extent of ODA contributions relative to the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) of developed countries (Target 5) and the ways to reach these levels (Target 6). Additional resources derive from debt-forgiveness initiatives for highly indebted countries and the cancellation of official bilateral debt (Target 7). Finally, public funding and the commitment to gradually increasing the percentage of national budgets committed to HIV/AIDS (Target 4) were evaluated separately.
The remaining targets were also analyzed in the work. Targets 10 and 11 relate to funds available from international organizations that can assist countries in training schemes to combat the epidemic. Target 8 addresses the necessity of additional investments in HIV/AIDS research.
This work relied on data from National HIV/AIDS Accounts for Latin America and the Caribbean.2 These consist of the systematic, periodic and exhaustive accounting of spending and funding flow relating to the control of the HIV/AIDS epidemic. It aims to determine: the sum of resources destined to the prevention and treatment of AIDS; the sources (public and private, national and international) that provide funding; the institutions that channel and manage the resources (as well as those that benefit from them); the programs developed; and the outlay.
The study used information available in the recent literature (1999-2005) concerning the global flow of HIV/AIDS resources. In this respect, the scarcity of standardized data on funding and expenses for HIV/AIDS, as well as their discontinuity, negatively impact the efficiency of spending and decision-making at the national and international levels.
As will be seen throughout the article, the proportion of the HIV/AIDS contributions shared among public and private, national and international sources is not solely conditioned on the availability of resources. This also depends on the perception of decision-makers concerning costs and benefits associated with the prevention and treatment of HIV/AIDS. This question is clearly related to the need for international collective action to fund and promote global public goods.11
A global public good is understood to mean any program, policy or service that transcends national and regional boundaries. Although there is common appeal in its benefits, there is no interest in sharing its burdens by members of the group.7
The prevention and treatment of AIDS should be considered global public goods, as both have a role in controlling the epidemic. Arguably, treatment cannot be disassociated from prevention programs because, as was noted previously, it has a substantial impact on the transmission of HIV and on understanding the serological status of the population.
For these reasons, the concept of global public good permeates this analysis and, furthermore, should occupy a privileged position in HIV/AIDS funding debates conducted in national and, primarily, international forums.
A study from the World Health Organization (WHO) Commission on Macroeconomy and Health16 suggests that when nations cooperate, the product is inferior to the interest of both individual countries and the group as a whole.
ANALYSIS OF FUNDING SOURCES
According to the United Nations Joint Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS), spending for combating HIV/AIDS in countries of low and medium per-capita income totaled approximately US$ 4.7 billion in 2003.15 Although representing an increase of 20% in relation to 2002 and 500% relative to 1996, these outlays are still considerably short of what is needed.
Estimates suggest that funding on the scale of about US$ 6.3 billion was needed in 2003.15 UNGASS calculated that an investment of US$ 9.2 billion would have been necessary in 2005 for prevention, monitoring and treatment of HIV/AIDS.9 The Macroeconomy and Health Commission of the WHO estimated a need for funding of between US$ 13.6 and 15.4 billion in 2007 and of between US$ 20.6 and 24.9 billion in 2015, depending on eventual cover and costs.4 Therefore, according to these estimates, in less than fifteen years funding to combat HIV/AIDS will need to increase fivefold.
The agreed values included in Target 2 (US$ 7 to 10 billion) are lower than the estimates proposed by UNGASS and those of the Macroeconomy and Health Commission. For this parameter, amounts represent the minimum total allocation for HIV/AIDS expenditures in 2005.
According to UNAIDS data, 34% of 2002 funding was contributed by the seven wealthiest (G-7) countries; 18% from national resources (including family outlay); 11% from the World Bank; 11% from the private sector; 7% from foundations and NGOs; 4% from the Global Fund; 5% from the United Nations; and 10% from donors of the Development Assistance Committee (DAC) of the Organization for Cooperation and Economic Development.14
As discussed previously, international donors have increased their relative contributions to the fight against HIV/AIDS in recent years. According to UNAIDS, these funds accounted for approximately half of 2003 HIV/AIDS funding. In low and medium per-capita income countries, HIV/AIDS funds generally originate from international sources.15 This fact highlights the importance of these funds, and the modest contributions from other sources, for defraying costs in poor countries.
In relation to public funding of HIV/AIDS programs, data suggest there has been a significant reduction in the contribution from national governments in recent years: from 49% in 1996 to 24% in 2003.15,11,1 Two hypotheses may explain this apparent decline: methodological differences across studies or a significant increase in recent international funding. The latter may result from the implementation of the Global Fund and of the Multi-Country AIDS Program (MAP) of the World Bank and the increase in bilateral donations.
According to an UNAIDS study15 conducted in 58 countries, a relative reduction was observed in HIV/AIDS spending by national governments in spite of a tendency for increased contributions in absolute terms. This suggests that increased funding from other sources has gradually replaced the efforts by national governments.
These studies highlight the unequal distribution of these funds. According to UNAIDS12 (1999), the proportion of contributions from national governments to the fight against the HIV/AIDS epidemic is substantially higher in Eastern European countries (79%) and Latin America (67%) than in Sub-Saharan Africa, where it is only 9%, and in the Caribbean, where it is 8%. Of the 64 countries included in this study, Brazil and Thailand were responsible for half (36% and 14%, respectively) of all the reported national outlays.
In Brazil, HIV/AIDS control is primarily sustained by public investment. Between 1997 and 2000, funding from federal and regional governments has remained relatively stable. As was shown in the National Accounts study, the flow of public resources accounted for 75.6% of the total AIDS funding in 1998 and increased slightly to 79.7% in 2000.5,8
Interestingly, a decline was observed in relation to federal resources allocated for AIDS as a proportion of Gross Domestic Product (GDP). In 1999, federal AIDS expenditures represented approximately 0.079% of Brazilian GDP, declining in subsequent years to 0.06%, 0.055% and, finally, to 0.05% (2004). Thus, a decrease of 36.7% was observed in HIV/AIDS spending as a proportion of GDP between 1999 and 2004. These data indicate that HIV/AIDS outlay has increased at levels inferior to the growth of Brazilian GDP during this period and was also inferior to the international average.
In absolute cost, the federal public expenditure for HIV/AIDS was of R$943.9 million2 in 2001 and R$800.2 million in 2002, which represented 3.7% and 3.2% of the total Ministry in Health spending in actions and services (excluding payments for retirees and debt services).3 Preliminary estimates reveal that, in 2003, these expenses were of R$853 million, which was equivalent to 3.14% of the total Ministry of Health (MH) spending. Thus, as a percentage of MH expenditures, the cost of AIDS control, although declining, comprises a significant proportion of the budget.
Purchases of anti-retroviral medication represented 78.1% and 63.2% of all HIV-related resources allocated by the federal government in 2001 and 2002, respectively. This spending equaled approximately 60% of the nearly R$ 840 million appropriated by the MH to strategic medication in 2000, and approximately 20% of total spending for pharmaceutical assistance in Brazil during this same year.
TARGETS ASSOCIATED WITH THE BEHAVIOR OF INTERNATIONAL FUNDING SOURCES
In this group, some targets apply to efforts by some countries to contribute funds to low per-capita income nations. The budgetary limitations of medium per-capita income countries, as is the case with Brazil, restrict their capacity to provide funds or material donations and it is thus unrealistic to expect a significant contribution from these countries. Therefore, the largest share of contributions needed to reach this target falls to developed countries.
This argument does not exempt developing nations (such as Brazil) from their declared commitments, but rather induces them to act primarily to suggest and monitor: collective actions, policies to be implemented by developed countries, strategies to be adopted by multilateral organizations and programs that provide technical assistance. In this respect, Brazil has been deeply involved internationally. This engagement has resulted in significant progress in fighting the epidemic and promoted cooperation with less-developed countries.
Other targets are associated with international funding commitments that can be provided to Brazil. In such cases, it is up to the Brazilian government to explore ways to better conform to the eligibility criteria for reception of these resources. This does not imply that completion for resources should exist with countries severely affected by HIV/AIDS and without financial conditions to confront its costs. Rather, Brazil should adapt to the eligibility criteria for international funding grants and loans allocated to poverty and, primarily, those targeting unequal distribution of income. This will focus attention on the country's needs, and thus induce a regional increase in available resources.
International HIV/AIDS funding may, initially, seem to be a generous handout to poor countries. However, a more detailed analysis shows that the increase in international contributions has been extremely small. Despite a confirmed rise, official assistance for poverty reduction, through which the majority of international resources directed to HIV/AIDS are channeled, represents only 0.24% of the Gross Domestic Product of donor countries.
If developed countries were to attain their donation commitment of 0.7% of GDP, international funding could be significantly increased: from approximately US$ 53 billion to US$ 175 billion in 2001. This would increase the availability of funds for health and, consequently, for HIV/AIDS initiatives.
The monetary value of contributions used to combat HIV/AIDS is, without a doubt, lower than the resulting benefits of their investment. The recognition that managing this disease is a global public good can further the negotiations for increased development assistance and for more favorable financing conditions, thus broadening the international contribution in the fight against the epidemic. 12, 4
Poverty reduction programs have been accepted as a global public good for a relatively longer time and, consequently, already receive substantial resources. Endeavors to secure HIV/AIDS funding may benefit from the disease's close association with poverty, particularly in Brazil, where approximately one third of the population (54 million persons) is considered poor. This factor, combined with substantial unequal distribution of income, makes Brazil particularly eligible for these funds.
The recognition that the fight against AIDS is a global public good leads to another question: what is considered an equitable distribution of aid among donor countries toward this global good? 14 Here, two Official Development Assistance (ODA) resource flows are required: traditional bilateral assistance to fund national and local initiatives and another to fund global priorities. The understanding of the geographical reach of this assistance tends to revive the role of these institutions and, consequently, attract new resources.3 Only in this way will it be possible to define principles and an appropriate cost-sharing model for the global public good as established by the Declaration.10
An additional difficulty facing international HIV/AIDS initiatives results from the absence of dialogue between donors. This, in turn, leads to decreased efficiency in resource distribution. In some cases, funds do not reach the countries in most need and, in other instances, the delivery of funds is delayed because of requirements of the donor agencies. Thus, there is need for a critical analysis of the eligibility criteria established by international funding bodies and of the primary obstacles for delivery of these resources.
International loans are another source of frustration for recipient states. Even when a country is eligible for funds, the rigidity of financial terms often makes these resources inviable alternatives. Moreover, the interest rates to be paid by the indebted country are defined based on GDP and do not consider the type of benefit (private, national or international) that the funds will yield.
The Human Development Report of 20055 of the United Nations Development Program asserts that the world is heading toward a disaster attributable to a lack of coordinated international effort. Three mechanisms can better this situation: increased financial assistance, increased international commerce and a resolution to armed conflicts.
At issue are not only increases in funding, but also the guarantee of their long-term sustainability and the strengthening of national governments through, among other instruments, expanded commerce. Shifts in priorities relating to political questions and resulting from armed conflicts lead to inefficient and uncertain allocation of resources. These preclude proper planning for the medium to long-term initiatives that are indispensable for population health.
TARGET ASSOCIATED WITH DEBT-FORGIVENESS
In a 1999 estimate1, only 8.5% of the total resources made available as a result of debt-forgiveness were allocated to health. No estimates exist of how much of this was specifically directed to HIV/AIDS programs, but it is believed that these funds could be better administered since countries with the most significant epidemics are also the poorest.13 The inclusion of HIV/AIDS projects in debt-forgiveness initiatives will rely on a demonstrated relationship between the epidemic and poverty and the adequate implementation of poverty-control strategies in national HIV/AIDS programs.
In this respect, the debt-forgiveness initiative for poorer countries has encountered severe criticisms. Titled Debt Initiative for Heavily Indebted Poor Countries - HIPC Initiative, this was launched in 1996 by the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund and includes the largest international creditors. Complaints include the fact that only a portion of the entire debt is forgiven and, oftentimes, the amount to be repaid is higher than the health and education expenditures of these countries.6 Furthermore, the policies implemented in order to reach fiscal targets and balanced payments decrease the resources available for poverty reduction and other national social programs.
TARGET ASSOCIATED WITH THE BEHAVIOR OF NATIONAL PUBLIC FUNDING
The data relating to public funding in Brazil, principally by federal entities, confirms AIDS is a higher priority than other diseases. This is obvious from the proportion of the budget allocated to this illness by the MH, particularly toward expenses associated with pharmaceutical assistance.
Although this position is unlikely to change, it is notable that from 1999 to 2002 the financial sustainability HIV/AIDS initiatives was only maintained, in relative terms, because of a 12.8% reduction in federal public outlay for combating AIDS and as a result of loan agreements with the World Bank, which consolidated expenses with the available budget.
Factors responsible for the reduced expenditures during these years were:
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expenses with hospital treatments were almost 30% lower in 2002 than 1999, highlighting the success of policies promoting access to anti-retroviral (ARV) medication; |
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expenses related to the acquisition of ARV medications were 23.6% lower in 2002 than in 1999, in spite of an additional 16,000 new patients in 2001. There was also an average reduction of 25% in the price of these products; |
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expenses with blood banks were 22.8% lower in 2002 than 1999; and |
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Administrative expenses relating to AIDS were 17.4% lower in 2002 than 1999. |
Even if present conditions are maintained, the price reduction of costly treatment items, as was seen until 2002, will not be sustained. This decrease in spending resulted, in part, from inaccuracies in the standardized prices of services provided by the welfare system (Sistema Único de Saúde - SUS), which includes the remuneration of hospital stays, tests and blood sorting. The 13.5% inflation rate of 2001 and the stable cost of HIV diagnostic tests led to further lowering of prices in 2002.
This was also a consequence of the significant decrease in the price of antiretroviral medications (a prerequisite for the success of universal access policies7,8) which, among other factors, resulted from: increased domestic production of generics, importation of medications, centralized purchasing through the MH and the adoption of price regulation policies.
In this context, several factors can constrain funding. These include: difficulties in maintaining the tendency of decreasing prices, the incorporation each year of thousands of persons needing antiretroviral therapy, the rise in patient survival and the increased diagnostic testing needed to control transmission of the disease.
To confront this situation, in addition to the allocation of additional resources, new policies must be implemented that impact HIV/AIDS costs and increase the sum of resources available. The long-term sustainability of the Brazilian program for manufacturing antiretroviral medication, and generics in general, is conditioned on reducing the country's dependence on imported pharmachemicals. This will require substantial investment for the reconstruction of the debilitated national industrial park.
Additional investment in research and development of new products that contribute significantly to HIV/AIDS spending is also imperative. The sheer size of this input is a significant obstacle to the development of medications by individual developing countries. In light of this, specialists promote the creation of a global fund for research as a means to overcome these financial limitations and address health issues particularly relevant to developing countries.
In order to reduce the price of medications, it is also necessary to exploit the flexibility inherent in the International Trade-related aspects of intellectual property rights. Government-issued licenses for new medication, for example, can reduce the expense involved in their purchase. This possibility has been endorsed in legislation and in international agreements to which Brazil is party.
In order to guarantee the allocation of additional AIDS resources, the discussion on funding should emphasize not only increased contributions by the MH, but, principally, increased health funding as a whole. In addition, Constitutional Amendment nš 29 of 2000 (which modified article 198 of the Federal Constitution) should be enforced and Complementary Law nš 01 of 2003 (which regulates the linkage of health funds) should be used to settle existing contentions relating to the amount and distribution of the limited federal health resources. In this way, more funding will be channeled to the fight against AIDS.
In a broader context, this discussion concerns the economic policies that recently have relegated social issues to lower priorities, a phenomenon increasingly observed in Latin America. For example, the monetary policy, which is cast in high interest rates, overly burdens debt services and compromises the use of resources in social programs.
In light of scare resources, it is crucial that investments be made in initiatives that are both cost-effective and produce few negative consequences. These programs should incorporate the relation between prevention and treatment since it is inappropriate to calculate treatment costs without also considering the impact of antiretroviral therapy in reducing HIV transmission.6
It is also important to stress transparency in the use of resources. This is contingent on the availability of reliable information on funding levels and resource flow. The periodic standardization of HIV/AIDS funding and expenditure data will streamline spending and identify, more precisely and transparently, deficits in sector and geographic resources. This will facilitate decision-making at the national and international levels.
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Virus (1999)
Director: John Bruno Cast: Jamie Lee Curtis, William Baldwin, Donald Sutherland Screenplay: Dennis Feldman, Jonathan Hensleigh Producers: Gale Anne Hurd, Mike Richardson Runtime: US Distribution: Universal Rated R: sci-fi violence/gore, language
Copyright 1998 Nathaniel R. Atcheson
The most interesting thing about Virus is that the title of the film does not refer to the clunky robotic animals that try to kill our heroes. Alas, it refers to our heroes! As it turns out, the alien race that sends a computer virus to earth (via the Mir space station) thinks of the human race as a virus -- perhaps even a cancer -- that needs to be eradicated before it spreads any further. After all, we have taken up this entire planet, and if they let us live for another billion years or so, we might advance beyond our solar system and into the next one.
But the human race doesn't have much to worry about. After all, there's a woman named Foster (Jamie Lee Curtis) out there stopping the computer virus. She's the chief navigator on a sea vessel; travelling with her is Captain Everton (Donald Sutherland), Steve Baker (William Baldwin), Woods (Marshall Bell), Squeaky (Julio Oscar Mechoso), and Richie (Sherman Augustus). They're all sailing in a typhoon one lovely evening when they stumble across an enormous, abandoned Russian satellite ship in international waters. Lucky for us, we already saw that the computer virus has taken over the ship and eliminated everyone on board.
The evil Captain Everton thinks he's going to take the ship in and get a reward; he convinces his crew that there's going to be big money, so they try to salvage the ship. Soon, however, when it's apparent that no one is on board and that the ship has no power, they realize that something bad must have happened.  It's creating bio-mechanical life-forms to eliminate the human race!
 When considering the entire film, you will realize that it lacks a single original scene. It's a direct rip-off of nearly every James Cameron film (Aliens, The Abyss, and the Terminator films are the most plagiarized); more importantly, it's basically the same movie as last year's Deep Rising. I liked Deep Rising simply because it's funny -- it knows it's silly and derivative. Virus takes itself seriously. And, in the most serious manner possible, it steals from every good and bad film of the genre, showing you countless familiar scenes, and sporting a cookie-cutter plot that any film of the sci-fi/horror genre could fit with a little trimming.
But what is so amazing about Virus is how poorly the whole thing has been thought out. Okay, let me get this straight -- the alien race (which is never really explained) is basically sentient electricity. They need to make themselves physical, so they use a space station to get onto a ship (which is surrounded by water, but who cares about that).  After that, they start using the dead people to create half-human, half-machine creatures that look like the Terminator but are much worse at walking around.
The leader, of course, is a big creature. Every film like this has a big creature at the end, but the big creature in Virus is so big that it has to tear down the walls to move around. Virus is indeed a cliched film, but the central flaw lies in the fact that the computer virus just isn't very threatening. It's established that they can simply turn off the power to stop it, but the virus has sealed the power room by the time our heroes get there.
On one level, Virus is almost passable fun. It's really gory, and a few of the scenes have interesting camp appeal (the director, John Bruno, worked on a lot of Cameron's films). There's also a nice array of actors, even though none of them do any acting (except for Donald Sutherland, who does a lot of very bad acting). The bottom line, however, is this: Virus is a bad movie. It rips off a lot of good movies that are worth seeing. In that order, I recommend that you rent any one of the Alien films, simply to admire the qualities of a creature that actually threatens our heroes.
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The cat (Felis catus) is a small carnivorous mammal.It is the only domesticated species in the family Felidae and often referred to as the domestic cat to distinguish it from wild members of the family.The cat is either a house cat, a farm cat or a feral cat; latter ranges freely and avoids human contact.Domestic cats are valued by humans for companionship and for their ability to hunt rodents. About 60 cat breeds are recognized by various cat registries. The cat is similar in anatomy to the other felid species, has a strong flexible body, quick reflexes, sharp teeth and retractable claws adapted to killing small prey. Its night vision and sense of smell are well developed. Cat communication includes vocalizations like meowing, purring, trilling, hissing, growling and grunting as well as cat-specific body language. It is a solitary hunter, but a social species. It can hear sounds too faint or too high in frequency for human ears, such as those made by mice and other small mammals. It is a predator that is most active at dawn and dusk.It secretes and perceives pheromones.
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There is a ZRF to play Apex with Zillions. This game entered on the 2001 8x8 Game Design Contest and was considered among the best entries.


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Is this the end of the road for the €114m-a-year Strasbourg caravan?
by Orlando CrowcroftAn MEP has claimed to have come up with a solution to end the 'caravan', which sees the European Parliament move from Brussels to Strasbourg once every month at a cost of €114 million per year.
Nico Semsrott, an artist and MEP for the satirical Die Partei, says that while the Treaty of Amsterdam requires Strasbourg to be the seat of the European Parliament, it does not specify the city.
In a video posted to his YouTube account, Semsrott smashes a bottle of wine at the door of the hall of the parliament in Brussels and sticks a post-it note on the door, 'renaming' it Strasbourg.
As a result, Semsrott says, there is no longer any reason for 751 MEPs and their staff to move every month at such a monumental cost to the European taxpayer.
Watch the interview with Semsrott in the video player above.
Strasbourg became the seat of the European parliament in 1992, while Brussels was set as the venue for parliamentary committees and the parliament's staff would set based in Luxembourg.
Although the situation is unpopular with both the public and MEPs themselves, a change would require the unanimous vote of every member state, and would likely be vetoed by France.
The European Parliament in 2003 put the cost of the caravan at €103m, but the EU points out that 6% of the parliament's budget, 1% of the EU's administrative budget and just 0.1% of the total EU budget.


posted : 05-20-2015
Hello HaxeFlixel enthusiast, gamedevsam here!
I have some big news to share with the HaxeFlixel community: HaxeFlixel is now on Patreon.
Patreon is a crowd-funding platform that collects monthly donations to support artists and projects that people love. HaxeFlixel has joined Patreon to collect funds in order to reward contributions to the project, and give back to other open source projects that we think are awesome and deserve our support.
Asking the community to give us money wasn't an easy decision. HaxeFlixel is a free, open source project, and every single one of our developers loves working on the engine, no one expects to get paid. We don't want our users to think we might some day charge for features or platforms. Every aspect of HaxeFlixel is free, and will always be free, that's the nature of open source projects.
The main reason we are now accepting donations is because some members of our community asked us if they could give us money instead of contributing code to the engine (maybe because they've had success with the engine and want to give back, or maybe they don't have time to contribute code). For some time I was worried that dealing with money could lead to tensions within the community, but after thinking long and hard about it, I realized that this could be an opportunity to attract new talent to the project, an opportunity to help other open source projects that are also seeking funding, and an opportunity to reward long term members of this community that made all of this possible in the first place.
Dealing with distribution of the funds will likely involve some trial and error. Most well funded open source projects rely on a company that charges for support. We don't have that luxury, so I had to come up with a fair way to distribute the funds.
Here's how the money will be distributed:
The first two points are pretty straight forward. Since I live in the US, I have to pay taxes on any money I receive in exchange for a service (in my case 25%). Another 25% will be sent to Chris (impaler) to cover the expense he incurs from hosting HaxeFlixel.com website. This might seem high to some of you, but keep in mind Chris has been hosting the website out of his own pocket for the last 2 years. This percentage might change with time (depending on how much money is raised, or if Chris wishes to receive a lesser amount).
The final point is a bit vague, and that is on purpose. Instead of me deciding what to do with all the money, I'd like the community to have the power to decide who should get money and for what reason. If you think HaxeFlixel should reward someone monetarily for a contribution he/she made to the project, or if you know of a great open source project that could use our funding, send me an email with the subject line HaxeFlixel Funding Request, and include a description or a link to a web page that explains why this person or project deserves funding. If you think a person deserves funding for a contribution he/she made, don't forget to include their contact, or PayPal information in your request.
At this point I'm the one responsible for making decisions how the money will be spent, and I will have the final say on whether to distribute the funds (and how much). Obviously if the person making the request is a long time supporter of the project, their request will be more likely to be fulfilled.
As a final note, anyone within the owners team has access to the Patreon account, so if I don't do this properly, or something happens to me, someone else can easily take over this role.
If you have any questions or concerns please get in touch with me via my website's contact form.
Thanks for using HaxeFlixel, and please consider supporting the project on Patreon!


Arduino Clock
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Description
I want to build an alarm clock from scratch. I want to use the Arduino Uno microcontroller, ideally. It will also use an LCD display to show the time, date, and weekday. It will use 5 pushbuttons and one switch for setting and interacting with the interface. A few LED's will be used to show off some style and make it more interactive. I think this project will teach me a lot about programming in Arduino C++ and wiring different components. I love learning about electronics and expanding my background and skills. Please help me achieve my goals of becoming an electrical engineer! Thanks for your time and consideration! -
What I Need
- Arduino Uno
- LCD
- LEDs (any color)
- Small pushbuttons
- Small SPST switch
- Soldering supplies
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Why I Need It
Being only 14, I don't have a job, car, or much money. Also, my parents don't have the spare money to spend on anything other than necessities. I want to learn, but sometimes, it takes an investment from someone to spark learning in areas such as technology. -
Location


Dummy training client; simply follow communication protocol but not calculate gradient
Control server uri:
Variable server uri:
Run training


Week 1 Cultural Blog
As I finish off the first week of phase 0, I think my own fears are getting in the way of truly understanding of what to expect when I arrive in San Francisco in July. I've always been afraid of trying new things, especially something far different from an academic environment as DBC is, so my mind automatically races with thoughts of everything I need to do before I leave, what I need to make sure is taken care of at home while I am there, and what I need to bring with me. I know the camp is full of people like me and I know the cohort was carefully selected so that everyone can work with everyone including myself, but this is such a new adventure for me. I am fully aware that there will be times when my limits will be tested and times when my patience, but this is something I'd feel a lot more comfortable doing closer to home.
At the same time, I know that going to the Bay Area for this has huge benefits with it being a part of the country I haven't lived in and its proximity to Silicon Valley offering connections to strong tech companies. DBC was highly recommended to me by a leader in Silicon Valley, so as many anxieties as I have, I know that DBC is where I belong.
Specific to reaction from the video, none of the notions I've had have changed as I continue to have very unspecific expectations of DBC. I suppose it's kind of a defense mechanism to be kept from being disappointed. I do fear about my ability of smashing through social boundaries that I am not used to crossing, but knowing that I will be working with people similar to me helps me understand that it will be a team effort to do so along the way.


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Zero-UI is an easy-to-use web UI component framework which includes a set of useful components.
Zero-UI supports mainframe browsers and IE10+. Some Zero-UI's components useflexboxlayout, so they may not display correctly in IE9.
Zero-UI doesn't have icons itself. We use font-awesome as icon solution. Since some components have font-awesome icons, you need to include font-awesome in your page. v4.7 is recommended. How to use Icons
Zero-UI's javascript components require jQuery. v3.0+ is recommended. Download jQuery3.2.1
Include zui.css and zui.js in your page.
Or use the production version: zui.min.css zui.min.js
<!doctype html>
<html>
<head>
<meta charset="utf-8">
<link rel="stylesheet" href="your-path/font-awesome/css/font-awesome.css">
<link rel="stylesheet" href="your-path/zui.min.css">
<script src="your-path/jquery-3.2.1.min.js"></script>
<script src="your-path/zui.min.js"></script>
</head>
<body>...</body>
</html>
Classes that represent the name of the components are with thez-prefix. However, additional classes e.g. color and size are not with thez-prefix.
Example:
<button class="z-btn green small">Primary</button>
<input type="text" class="z-input large round">
You can use Zero-UI in different languages.
Zero-UI now supports'en'and'zh-CN'. To add a new locale, use the flowing api:
Z.locales['your-locale'] = {
'OK': '...',
'Cancel': '...',
'Page': '...',
'Goto': '...'
};
Then, set Zero-UI's locale like this:
Z.locale = 'your-locale';


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Parameter
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Description
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Single
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pp_operation_modes(1)
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Filters
reporting for drills belonging to same layer only
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Cross
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pp_operation_modes(2)
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Filters
reporting for drills belonging to different layers only
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Board
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pp_layers_all(1)
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The selections
of Single and Cross are applied to whole board
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Affected
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pp_layers_all(2)
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The selections
of Single and Cross are applied to Affected layers only
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Via
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pp_1_element(1)
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Activates Via
under First El
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Via
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pp_2_element(1)
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Activates Via under
Second Element
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PTH
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pp_2_element(2)
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Activates PTH
under Second Element
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NPTH
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pp_2_element(3)
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Activates NPTH
under Second Element
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Rout
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pp_2_element(4)
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Activates Rout under Second Element
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PTH
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pp_3_element(1)
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Activates PTH under
First El
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PTH
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pp_4_element(1)
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Activates PTH
under Second Element
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NPTH
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pp_4_element(2)
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Activates NPTH
under Second Element
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Rout
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pp_4_element(3)
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Activates Rout
under Second Element
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NPTH
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pp_5_element(1)
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Activates NPTH
under First El
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NPTH
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pp_6_element(1)
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Activates NPTH
under Second Element
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Rout
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pp_6_element(2)
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Activates Rout
under Second Element
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Rout_%
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pp_6_element(3)
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Activates
Rout_% under Second Element. Measurements are reported as
percentages (distance/radius*100)
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Version
{a releaseObject.version.major a}.{a releaseObject.version.minor a}.{a releaseObject.version.patch a}
This release is currently under development!
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{a releaseObject[dateKey].$date|date:'yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss' a}


Guardian Egyptian Headline
"Through a blend of contemporary and traditional forms, Guardian Egyptian Headline mixes stylish Continental shapes with the no-nonsense proportions of the British Egyptian. Originally designed for use in newspapers, the family’s wide range of weights and clarity in the details give enough flexibility for all types of publication design, corporate identity, and even signage applications." — Guardian Egyptian Headline, Commerical Type
Guardian Sans Headline
"Guardian Sans Headline is built of entirely unadorned forms, making it a typographic chameleon, combining well with a wide range of typefaces. In spite of their simplicity, the lightest and heaviest weights still have quite a bit of personality, while the rest of the family is characterized by respectable neutrality." — Guardian Sans Headline, Commerical Type
Guardian Agate Sans
"Guardian Agate Sans looks awkward and strange at 18 point, as you can see here. That’s because this family was carefully designed to compensate for the worst imaginable printing conditions: 6 point and below on newsprint. The optical compensations required for maximum legibility under such difficult circumstances inevitably look strange at large sizes." — Guardian Agate Sans, Commerical Type
Guardian Egyptian Text
"Guardian Egyptian Text is a capable workhorse in four weights, tuned for optimal readability at small sizes, even under quite adverse printing conditions. Although it seems like adapting Headline to Text would be a straightforward process, different needs in the two sizes lead the designers to find divergent solutions, and not only in the details." — Guardian Egyptian Text, Commerical Type
Guardian Titlepiece
A description of this font
Guardian Compact
A description of this font
DW72 Weekend Cond
A description of this font


Every citizen of the world has been impacted by the effects of COVID-19 in some fashion. Many have been forced to work from home. We present a set of concrete statistical data based on averages of sentiment captured during the pandemic. Our users will be able to explore prospective living destinations based on values that they choose. Users will also be offered the choice of different visual formats based on selected fields of interest.
As developers we want our product to become a hub for people looking to live outside of their home country. To become a hub our product will combine easy to understand graphics with a plethora of country specific information. To become a true hub we will link to other sources that cover the countries within our database like blogs, realtors, and government websites.


How we came up with the idea :
The online store was one of the main ideas for the project, Ruba came up with the idea of having a web site for ordering plants.
Our Vision :
Our vision is to create a better everyday Home life for many people and make your home more prettier .


Homework 3b: Flythrough, by Mathew Davidov
Press the number keys 0-9 to switch through the different views
Frame 1


LDS Solutions Ltd is a Private Limited Company and strives to innovative IT consulting, Software Solutions, Web Applications, Web Development Services, Business Process to the Fortune many Clients.
Some of our focus industries include Health Care & Medical, Education, HR & Recruitment, Financial Services, Insurance, Telecom, Retail and Pharmaceuticals. LDS Solutions provides Design, Build, Integrations and Implementation of IT infrastructure System and Projects.
We offer very flexible technical support helpdesk contracts to provide IT support for your company, Staff and IT network. At LDS our core values are based on customer satisfaction and quality.
Our team of highly trained developers and consultants will ensure, we meet your requirements and help your business. We enhance and maintain your Enterprise applications by stepping in at any stage of the Software Development Life Cycle.
There are many variations of passages of Lorem Ipsum available, but the majority have suffered alteration in some form, by injected humour, or randomised words which don't look even slightly believable:


mahwish jawed ☽
about
education
skills
projects
mahwish
jawed
swe. computer graphics.
Education
rutgers university
bachelor of science
computer science
gpa: good enough
september 2017 - may 2021
skills
programming languages:
C, Python, Java, Javascript, HTML5, CSS3, C++
other:
adobe premiere pro
projects
video projects from skool days:


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{% include "bj-hero.html" %}
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{% include "bj-body-left.html" %}
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{% include "bj-body-center.html" %}
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{% include "bj-body-right.html" %}
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{% include "bj-columns.html" %}
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{% include "bj-columns-img-right.html" %}
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{% include "bj-columns-img-left.html" %}
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{% include "bj-prefooter-center.html" %}
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{% include "bj-prefooter-v2.html" %}
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{% include "bj-prefooter-v3.html" %}
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{% include "bj-prefooter-v4.html" %}
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{% include "bj-footer.html" %}
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This extension enables sending messages to your POS terminal.
POS Configuration:
IP Address:
Port:
Edit Configuration


SOFE2800
Home
The Other Page
My Actual Website
THIS IS THE OTHER PAGE
WOWZERZ x 2
Look at this left-aligned image!
Look at this center-aligned image!
Look at this right-aligned image!


Generate font assets, i.e., font description file (.fnt) and glyph atlas (distance map in .png) for webgl-operate glyph rendering.


⚠ Releases
Note: This page is no longer being updated. It remains here for posterity.
Modernizr 1.5
The fourth release of Modernizr adds detection support for:
Additional small updates:
- There are now unit tests on the Github repository
- IE can now print HTML5 elements
- More browsers supported: Opera 10.5, older Safari versions, Nokia and Blackberry mobile browsers, and Konqueror via the -khtml- prefix
Lastly, Modernizr is dual-licensed MIT-BSD as of version 1.5.
Modernizr 1.1
The third release of Modernizr adds detecting support for:
- localStorage
- sessionStorage
- Web Workers
- applicationCache
- All new HTML5 input properties
- HTML5 Audio and Video formats (supported codecs)
Another new feature in 1.1 is that Modernizr now has an addTest()
method which allows you to hook in your own feature detection tests. See the documentation for more info.
Other changes between 1.0 and 1.1:
- Version number: Modernizr now contains its own version number via the property
Modernizr._version
.
- CSS Gradients: we've added support for Mozilla Firefox's new CSS Gradients syntax. Please refer to Mozilla's documentation on
linear-gradient
and radial-gradient
for syntax and usage notes.
- File size: The new filesizes are 7.49 kb for the compressed version, and 25 kb for the uncompressed one. Despite this increase and the ~20% new features being tested, performance has been kept equal to 1.0, so you can still rely on Modernizr to be lean and fast.
Modernizr 1.0
In the first major milestone release, Modernizr adds the following feature detections to the 0.9 release:
- @font-face
- HTML5 Audio
- HTML5 Video
- Canvas Text
- Geolocation API
- 13 new HTML5 Input types
- CSS 3D Transforms
Other changes between 0.9 and 1.0:
- File size: the 1.0 release is more compact in code, but due to many added features still weighs in slightly bigger: 16 kb uncompressed, 7 kb compressed and minified.
- Backwards compatibility: Modernizr 1.0 (and going forward) adds the CSS classes to the
html
element as opposed to the body
element. This change could break some CSS files. To fix, simply use .featurename
as class selector in your CSS, as opposed to the old (now outdated and incompatible) body.featurename
.
Modernizr 0.9
This is the intiial public release of Modernizr. It features detection for:
- Canvas†
- rgba()
- hsla()
- border-image:
- border-radius:
- box-shadow:
- Multiple backgrounds
- opacity:
- CSS Animations
- CSS Columns†
- CSS Gradients
- CSS Reflections
- CSS Transforms
- CSS Transitions
† Canvas and CSS Columns support is very rudimentary, in that they both only check for one specific part as the test. This means that while that particular subset of the overall feature works, other components of it may not work in the browser. Future releases of Modernizr will include more extensive testing for these features to make the outcome of the tests for Canvas and CSS Columns more reliable.
{% endblock %}
{% block content_secondary %}
{% include 'modernizr/community.html' %}
{% include 'modernizr/latest-news.html' %}
{% endblock %}


NBMRoomClientDelegate Protocol Reference
| Conforms to | NSObject |
|---|---|
| Declared in | NBMRoomClientDelegate.h |
– client:didPublishVideo:loopback:error:
- (void)client:(NBMRoomClient *)client didPublishVideo:(NSString *)sdpAnswer loopback:(BOOL)doLoopback error:(NSError *)error
– client:didUnPublishVideo:
- (void)client:(NBMRoomClient *)client didUnPublishVideo:(NSError *)error
– client:didReceiveVideoFrom:sdpAnswer:error:
- (void)client:(NBMRoomClient *)client didReceiveVideoFrom:(NBMPeer *)peer sdpAnswer:(NSString *)sdpAnswer error:(NSError *)error
– client:didUnsubscribeVideoFrom:sdpAnswer:error:
- (void)client:(NBMRoomClient *)client didUnsubscribeVideoFrom:(NBMPeer *)peer sdpAnswer:(NSString *)sdpAnswer error:(NSError *)error
– client:didSentICECandidate:forPeer:
- (void)client:(NBMRoomClient *)client didSentICECandidate:(NSError *)error forPeer:(NBMPeer *)peer
– client:didSentCustomRequest:
- (void)client:(NBMRoomClient *)client didSentCustomRequest:(NSError *)error
– client:participantJoined:
- (void)client:(NBMRoomClient *)client participantJoined:(NBMPeer *)peer
– client:participantEvicted:
- (void)client:(NBMRoomClient *)client participantEvicted:(NBMPeer *)peer
– client:participantPublished:
- (void)client:(NBMRoomClient *)client participantPublished:(NBMPeer *)peer
– client:participantUnpublished:
- (void)client:(NBMRoomClient *)client participantUnpublished:(NBMPeer *)peer
– client:didReceiveICECandidate:fromParticipant:
- (void)client:(NBMRoomClient *)client didReceiveICECandidate:(RTCICECandidate *)candidate fromParticipant:(NBMPeer *)peer
– client:didReceiveMessage:fromParticipant:
- (void)client:(NBMRoomClient *)client didReceiveMessage:(NSString *)message fromParticipant:(NBMPeer *)peer
– client:mediaErrorOccurred:
- (void)client:(NBMRoomClient *)client mediaErrorOccurred:(NSError *)error


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Tcl_StaticPackage - make a statically linked package available via the load command
#include <tcl.h>
Tcl_StaticPackage(interp, pkgName, initProc,
safeInitProc)
This procedure may be invoked to announce that a package has been linked statically with a Tcl application and, optionally, that it has already been loaded into an interpreter. Once Tcl_StaticPackage has been invoked for a package, it may be loaded into interpreters using the load command. Tcl_StaticPackage is normally invoked only by the Tcl_AppInit procedure for the application, not by packages for themselves (Tcl_StaticPackage should only be invoked for statically loaded packages, and code in the package itself should not need to know whether the package is dynamically or statically loaded).
When the load command is used later to load the package into an interpreter, one of initProc and safeInitProc will be invoked, depending on whether the target interpreter is safe or not. initProc and safeInitProc must both match the following prototype:
typedef int Tcl_PackageInitProc(Tcl_Interp *interp);
The interp argument identifies the interpreter in which the package is to be loaded. The initialization procedure must return TCL_OK or TCL_ERROR to indicate whether or not it completed successfully; in the event of an error it should set the interpreter's result to point to an error message. The result or error from the initialization procedure will be returned as the result of the load command that caused the initialization procedure to be invoked.
initialization procedure, package, static linking
Copyright © 1995-1996 Sun Microsystems, Inc. Copyright © 1995-1997 Roger E. Critchlow Jr.


Comments
// This is a comment
Simple example
Sales YTD :=
CALCULATE (
[Sales Amount],
DATESYTD( 'Date'[Date] )
)
Full example
Burn Rate (Hours) =
// Only consider those projects which have been alread created
VAR filterDate =
FILTER (
ALL ( 'Date'[Date] ),
'Date'[Date] <= MAX('Date'[Date])
)
RETURN
IF (
// Show blank for months before project start
MAX ( 'Project'[Project Created Relative Months Pos] ) < SELECTEDVALUE ( 'Date'[Fiscal RelativeMonthPos] ),
BLANK (),
MIN(
1,
DIVIDE (
// Add 0 to consider months with no hours
[Hours Actual Billable] + 0,
CALCULATE (
[Planned Hours] + 0,
filterDate
)
)
)
)


Platform
Desktop and mobile platforms such as Windows10, iOS, and Android.
Technology
- Documents such as PDF, word processing documents, ePub, and slideware.
- Web-based languages such as HTML, and ARIA.
Summary
- Headings are used as navigation features by any user who has a disability that impacts their ability to read. If the heading is not relevant to the subsequent content, it cannot successfully provide navigation support.
- People who are trying to locate controls in an application rely on headings.
How it solves user need
People can understand the purpose and function of content and sections.


Call to revive plan for fertiliser plants in Tanzania and Kenya
by Zephania UbwaniIn Summary
Annual fertiliser demand in Tanzania was about 265,000 tonnes in 2010 but experts at the East African Community believe it could have reached 528,000 tonnes by 2015 to meet the agricultural targets
Arusha. Tanzania and Kenya offer a lucrative market for fertiliser yet plans to establish factories for the substance have not been materialised for a long time.
Annual fertiliser demand in Tanzania was about 265,000 tonnes in 2010 but experts at the East African Community (EAC) believe it could have reached 528,000 tonnes by 2015 to meet the agricultural targets.
The idea to establish two fertiliser factories in Tanzania and Kenya to satisfy the regional market was followed regional leaders’ aspirations that the plants be established due to the growing demand of substance.
Production of fertiliser within the bloc would enable the partner states to save foreign exchange, monies spend on fertiliser imports.
“In this era of action, we should ask ourselves how and where we failed,” said Mr Jean Baptiste Havugimana, the EAC director of Productive and Social Services. He told a workshop of fertiliser sub-sector stakeholders from around the region that “an affirmative decision” must be taken now on the stalled project.
The meeting was organised here to discuss the recently adopted EAC Regulatory Framework and Procedures for Fertiliser Marketing and allied matters.
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Mr Havugimana said although the EAC states have in the last ten years adopted several policy documents in the fertiliser sub-sector, the impact on the ground has remained unchanged.
For instance, the Sectoral Council on Agriculture and Food Security, an EAC organ, directed establishment of two factories in Tanzania and Kenya with the blessing of the Heads of State.
Dr Charles Murekezi, a senior official in Rwanda’s Agriculture ministry, said besides the fertiliser the harmonization process should also include that of seed regulations. Harmonisation of fertiliser and seed sub-sectors, he explained, would drive agricultural productivity and nutrition and food security in the region.
In June this year, the EAC secretariat conducted studies on the status of domestication of harmonised fertiliser and seed policies, laws, regulations and standards.
The findings, according to the findings, served as a basis for the formulation of the draft EAC Fertiliser Policy and draft EAC Fertiliser Bill.
The cost of the proposed factories, production capacity and timeline have not been revealed but targeted countries were Tanzania and Kenya.


require_once "/PATH/TO/Mobi/Mtld/DeviceApiWeb.php"; // default=the data optimization is on $deviceApi = new Mobi_Mtld_DA_Device_DeviceApiWeb(); try { $deviceApi->loadDataFromFile("/path/to/datafile.json"); // get all properties from the current request $properties = $deviceApi->getProperties(); // .... use the properties .... if ($properties->contains("mobileDevice", true)) { if ($properties->containsKey("model")) { $deviceModel = $properties->model; } } } catch (...
Api version.
Minimum PHP version required for this API to run. *
string Mobi_Mtld_DA_Device_DeviceApiWeb::getApiVersion()
Get DeviceApi version.
Mobi_Mtld_DA_Device_DeviceApiWeb $obj = new Mobi_Mtld_DA_Device_DeviceApiWeb( Mobi_Mtld_DA_Device_Config config )
Constructs a DeviceApiWeb instance with custom configs.
string $obj->getDataCreationTimestamp()
Get the device data creation (JSON file) timestamp.
int $obj->getDataRevision()
Get the device data generation revision.
string $obj->getDataVersion()
Get the device data (JSON file) version.
string $obj->getLookupSource()
Get the source properties fetch source to be used for debugging.
The $obj->getProperties()
Get the Device properties for the current request. The most suitable request
headers are extracted and used for detection and property lookup.
If the client-side-component has been used and the client-side properties
exists in the client-side cookie, then the properties will be included.
You can change the API's configs using class "Mobi_Mtld_DA_Device_Config".
Depending on the configs the properties may include user-agent dynamic
properties and language/locale properties.
Mobi_Mtld_DA_Properties $obj->getProperties( array headers, string clientSideProperties=null )
Get the properties for a set of HTTP headers merged with properties from the client side component. The DeviceApi gets all the request HTTP headers and will precisely detect the device and find property values by all usable headers. Get the properties for a User-Agent merged with the client-side properties (when provided by the DeviceAtlas client side component). The DeviceAtlas client-side component (JavaScript library) collects the client-side properties and puts them in a cookie. The contents of this cookie must be passed to this method. The client properties will over-ride any properties discovered from the main JSON data file.
Mobi_Mtld_DA_Properties $obj->getPropertiesFromUa( string userAgent, string clientSideProperties=null )
Get the properties for a User-Agent merged with the client-side properties (when provided by the DeviceAtlas client side component). The DeviceAtlas client-side component (JavaScript library) collects the client-side properties and puts them in a cookie. The contents of this cookie must be passed to this method. The client properties will over-ride any properties discovered from the main JSON data file.
array $obj->getPropertyNames()
Get a set of available device property names.
void $obj->loadDataFromFile(string jsonDataFilePath)
Load the DeviceAtlas device detection data into the API from a JSON file. The JSON data file is provided by the DeviceAtlas web-site.
void $obj->loadDataFromString(string data)
Load the DeviceAtlas device detection data into the API from a string. The JSON data file is provided by the DeviceAtlas web-site.
void $obj->setConfig(Mobi_Mtld_DA_Device_Config $config)
Set new config settings via a new Config object and drop current cache.


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