CELA now has DAISY text magazines
This is a very exciting development, in my opinion. I do like to read magazines from time to time, but the ones that CELA offered frankly don’t interest me (apart from L’Actualité and, sometimes, MacLean’s magazine). The new offerings include WIRED magazine, though, which makes me really happy.
What is a DAISY book?
In case you don’t know, DAISY is an accessible format that allows visually-impaired people to navigate books, create bookmarks, and generally use a book the way a sighted person would, only by listening.
DAISY is an international encoding standard which, hopefully, will one day merge with the new EPUB3 standard. If this happens – and the industry actually adopts that standard, another long story – then books will become accessible by default at the time of publication (a huge social-justice coup).
Until then, the DAISY Consortium makes tools available. It’s currently very difficult to make a DAISY book (but SO worth it from a visually-impaired reader’s point of view!). Trying to make one is one of the many things I have been frustrating myself with periodically in the past few years.
Books can be read by the computer (you have to develop an ear for this, it’s very confusing with homonyms, acronyms and words is doesn’t recognise being pronounced any old how) or they can be read out loud by actual people. This second type is much nicer to listen to, but also takes a lot longer to produce! It’s excellent for novels, short stories or any kind of fiction and the CNIB volunteers who read them are really heroes in my book.
CELA has English and French volunteer-read books made by CNIB volunteers, but it also offers RNIB (UK), French and Australian readers. They recently made an agreement with Blackstone Audio, as well, I believe. Most of the books I review on this site are of the second variety.
How to find the new magazines
To find CELA’s new DAISY text magazines, log in and select Newsstand. It is the second option on the Quick Links menu. This new offering greatly expands the number of accessible magazine title, and includes things like Wired magazine and The New Yorker.
According to the website: > “CELA, together with RB Digital, is launching Canada’s first DAISY magazine service to make some of today’s most popular magazines available in a wide range of formats as soon as they are published.
The growing collection will include numerous popular titles covering news and business, decorating and cooking, sports and health, hobbies and popular culture as well as teen’s, children’s and women’s magazines. By the end of 2017 CELA patrons will have access to more than 100 magazines.“
Currently (near the end of March, 2017), there are 10 English-language magazines available:
- Better Homes and Gardens
- Canadian Living
- The Economist
- The Hockey News
- The New Yorker
- Newsweek
- Prevention
- Seventeen
- WIRED
- Zoomer Magazine
- Les Affaires
- Coup de Pouce
- Elle Québec
- L’Express
- Paris Match
All the original audio magazines are still available, as well. Whereas the new magazines described above are read by a computer voice (text-to-speech or TTS), these are read by volunteers in a human voice. The audio magazine titles include MacLean’s, Canadian Geographic, Chatelaine, Good Times and Reader’s Digest in English, and l’Actualité, Bel Âge, Sélection du Reader’s Digest in French. There are also titles in Mandarin, Polish and Italian.
How to download and read them
To use these new magazines:
- Download the ZIP file to your computer and unzip it.
- Transfer it to your DAISY player by copying and pasting it to your SD card. Some players have a USB port, so you can use a USB key, too. It works on PlexTalk and Victor Readers, they say (although I have not yet tried it).
OR
Open it in the AMIS reader from your hard-drive. To do this, navigate to the folder into which you unzipped it, and select the ncc.html file (AMIS is a free and open-source DAISY reader from the DAISY Consortium.) This, I have tried and it works very well!
Wait. I digress. There are also a number of apps that you can use on Android and IOS, on your PC desktop or laptop, according to the website tutorials. Only, the Capti Reader is not available for Android (despite what the CELA site claims, it’s “coming soon”). I could not get it to work on my PC, either, since it uses Flash-based interface, of which many firewalls are suspicious (for good reason). Also, most functions are only available in the Premium (paid) version, including images and different playlists, etc.
The new magazines don’t seem to work on any of the apps I currently use.
- There is an Android app called Direct to Player, which was created specifically to allow you to stream CELA books to your Android device. I tried for about an hour or so, but could not get it to recognise the DAISY text magazines. However, I do use this app quite a bit for the book content, and it works well.
- I use a similar app for Bookshare content Go Read by Benetech, which I love for my professional or other non-fiction reading. Unfortunately, Go Read does not seem to work, either.
- For Bookshare books, I mostly use the in-browser reader, though, because I read at lunch and my workplace will not allow me to install AMIS, my preferred desktop DAISY-reading tool.
Problems
One problem that I did experience (and I’m not sure why): I downloaded the French AMIS language pack, and installed it. You have to restart, but that all went fine and the program came back up in French (yay) and could read its own help manual in French.
What I could not get it to do, however, was to read the French magazine (Coup de pouce, avril 2017). I went back and tried with Les affaires : 4 mars 2017. Same issue: The Play button becomes the Pause button, and there is no way to unpause it!
Now, I’m not sure if that is a CELA or an AMIS issue, but I supect it’s a CELA thing, since the Play button re-enables as soon as I close the French-language CELA DAISY book. Annoying. And, it means that I can’t review the French DAISY text magazines. Quel dommage.
I’d be interested to hear if others have the same problem?
Update: March 23, 2016 – App that will read the mazagines on Android
I was able to hear the downloaded magazine using a DAISY Book Reader app from the Google Play store. It amazed me, really: I didn’t even try it – it just worked! I installed the app and it automatically recognised the magazines and started reading them! UNfortunately, it wouldn’t STOP reading them. I had to turn off the device! But that’s better than not being able to read them at all. They also have a non-advertising version for about 5 dollars. I don’t know if that one will stop or not (grin).
Update: March 26, 2016 – More titles released (and still more scheduled)
As of today (March 26), there are currently 24 DAISY text magazines in English and 6 (1 more) in French. According to CELA, many more titles will be added. This is hugely exciting (to me, at least)! Certainly, something to keep your eye on.
Also, THERE IS NO TIME DELAY! April Wired was available yesterday! This is wonderful, as delays are often the norm for accessible publications.


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Stereotype?
November 2, 2014
Luckily I never experience any kind of stereotype threat in my life seriously. When I watched Claude M.Steele,”Identity and stereotype threat”, I was so surprised that he was able to use swimming poor only wednesday evening because he is a black.I thought that could happened maybe in 2-300 years ago. Perhaps I have lived only in New York,which is so-called “melting pot”, I never experienced so badly because of my race or my appearance. Also I was a student of Baruch College which is the most diversity college in U.S,and I worked at Japanese restaurants as manager where many employees are Asian. But I understand when I work at IT industry, the surrounding is going to be more dynamic and more diverse. Stereotype is not only about racism. It could be about gender,heights,appearance or English accent. I know the world is not always my side, so these stereotype I may experience someday whether I recognize or not. However, my understanding is that I wanna be the person whom people need. I several times experience when I work at the restaurant, people judge my many factors in the beginning. However, once he or she showed the authenticity and passion,no one blamed anymore. Therefore,I will do my best to be a good co-worker in which people can trust.Then I would not have any serious problem because I am an Asian or so on.
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Zampelli Stephane
sz at info.ucl.ac.be
Fri Oct 6 18:23:58 CEST 2006
Hi Guido,
I had to make quite a few changes (pathways, linker options, etc) to get
GecodeJ 1.0.0 explorer running together with Gecode 1.3.0, even change
your files.
I will not go into details here, every gecode script crashes with the
(jni?) exception found in attachement. If you have an idea please tell me.
However, if you have now an explorer working on all platforms, using
GecodeJ as an explorer may be useless.
Stéphane.
Guido Tack wrote:
> Hi Stéphane.
>
>> Actually I do not care about portability for now. All I want is a
>> research tool to track propagation and displays the state of my
>> graphs in C++. I am working under linux so this is fine. Please let
>> me know if you can send me the sources.
>
>
> Sure, no problem. You find them attached to this email. I have not
> tried them in a while, and I do not remember exactly how to compile
> them. Using them is easy: instead of inheriting from Space, you must
> inherit from GecodeSpace (from the Gecode/J sources). The you just
> create an object of type Explorer and give it your root space - this
> should display the Java explorer.
>
> It is very well possible that the version I'm sending you is not
> compatible with the latest version of Gecode and Gecode/J, please try
> it out. To compile, you will need the path to your JDK, and you will
> need to link against some Java libraries (I don't know exactly which,
> probably libjvm.so).
>
> If you can get it to work, please let me know.
>
> Cheers,
> Guido
>
>
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First, I wanted to talk about the possibility of relaxing our expectations to write and perform a comprehensive script. Given our limited student involvement and my own personal commitments for the time around the end of the semester, it will be exceptionally difficult to organize much in the way of a true rehearsal process for the project.
Instead, if our priority is to coordinate an event that is able to activate an underutilized campus space, I would like to dedicate more effort to developing the infrastructure for an event that takes place outside of the boundaries of our show.
I think, in order to really engage people outside of the typical target audience, audience participation will be incredibly important for keeping people around. I think it is important that:
The performance remains flexible to varying audience attention spans and prior time commitments.
How can we encourage people to stay for a full 8? scenes without forcing them?
Ideas: - Allow the show to be sort of self guided, with events falling out of any particular order.  Scenes are adaptable, and can begin or end depending on audience's willingness to participate.
The performance is interesting and marketable to non-theatre people and interested audience members will be able to convince their couch potato friends to come hang out.
How can we engage membership of other clubs to come by and visit?
What can we offer outside of the performance to keep people engauaged?
Ideas: Live music. Hire a band? The Baxby's, UMass local rock band.
Have student vendors. Amherst Conscious Comminity Creator's Market Potluck - Tag sale + Clothing Swap - Ecstatic Dance - Acrobatics - Chai Ceremony + Meditation
Utilize mountain bike course
I honestly have no idea how to pull this one off.
Reach out to various student communities Multidisciplinary Psychadelic Club
Cannabis Education Commission CEC
UMass Mountain Bike Club
WMUA Campus Radio (The intersection of art + music)
Probably lots of room for deliberation there. I'll leave that at that.
Alright, now for more conceptual devising stuff.
This is litererally just a list of ideas / visuals / concepts that came to mind. Hope some (or any) of these are helpful.
**1. UMass Rogues:
Entry 1 of 4
2 : a dishonest or worthless person : scoundrel
3 : a mischievous person : scamp
Idea: a group of radical University of Massachusetts secessionists have declared their independance from the campus and claimed Orchard Hill as their own.
A fantastic cultish social experiment to be initiated on Wednesday April 13th with a grand Spring festival.
They might be hedonistic idealists who only beleive in three things: fire, freedom, and fun.
Inspo:
Three Festivals of the Wiccan Calander from pagangrimoire.com
3. Ostara (March 1923
The spring equinox (Ostara) is a holiday of renewal and abundance. For Wiccans, this is when the Goddess represents her Maiden aspect and when the god has become a young man. It’s a great time for planting seeds and celebrating the fertile spring.
4. Beltane/May Day (April 30 May 1
When I was growing up, I always thought Beltane was the coolest, but that’s because I thought of it only as the holiday in which you lit a bonfire and went and made love in the woods. May Day is also celebrated by decorated and dancing around the maypole (representing the male aspect). And, it’s believed that, like at Samhain, the veil between the living and the spirit world is thinner. For Wiccans, this Sabbat is also a holiday of love and romance and when the God and Goddess come together. 5. Litha/Midsummer (June 1923
The summer solstice, or Litha, is when the days are the longest. Nature is at it’s peak and the sun is at the highest point in the sky. Pagans give thanks for all of this and at this time, ask for a rich harvest. For Wiccans, this is also when the god is at his full power.
Ideas for scenes:
tree climber! a weirdo in a tree has lost his finger, and is recruiting the occassional passerby to help him find it! He may / may not throw acorns at people and laugh - i know just the man for the job stone soup! the movement's leader is making soup in a cauldron in the open spot on the hill - he/she/they could be doing any number of things - make people sing/chant ancient fire rites to keep the fire going! forcing people to gather stones for the stone soup! maybe its a squirrel soup, and maybe the leader needs squirrels for the soup! a hearth fire - heavily dependant on what the fire marshall says - wood gathering project to engauge audience ecstatic dance - we could literally just have some psychotic person running around inspiring people to dance - not sure what purpose that serves except to incite chaos - sounds fun though?
drum circle - exactly what it sounds like - can we get a ton of drums? not sure how that would conflict with a live band possible conflict with gang of mountain bikers in the woods - conservative foil to the radical umass seccessionists contrasting environmental stuards - represent responsible land use practices (or the opposite idk)
Lastly (and this is probably completely crazy)
We could advertise not as an official UMass event, but actually pretend like we're the ones organizing this secession.
*"SICK OF THE STATUS QUO? SAY NO!"
*"JOIN UMASS SEPERATISTS ON ORCHARD HILL APRIL 13TH."
OR
*"WANTED PARTICIPANTS FOR INSANE PSYCHADELIC STUDY IN HUMAN COMPASSION"
"ALL INTERESTED SHOULD ASTRAL PROJECT INTO THE UMASS OBSERVATORY ON ORCHARD HILL FOR MORE INFORMATION" we could even stage a dissapearance
These are all just ideas and I wanted to write them out to you guys ahead of time to make the most of our meeting today (in like an hour, lol)
All the best,
Matt Carroll
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sqldeclaration − RWP*Load Simulator declaration of SQL statements
sqldeclaration
::=
sql identifier
[ staticsqltext ]
{ sqlspecification ; }
end [ sql | identifier ]
staticsqltext
::=
SQLtext ; newline
| SQLtext newline whitespace ( / | . ) newline
| PLSQLblock newline whitespace ( / | . )
newline
| file concatenation ;
| concatenation ;
sqlspecification
::=
bind (string|integer) identifier { ,
(string|integer) identifier }
| bindout (string|integer) identifier { ,
(string|integer) identifier }
| define integer identifier { , integer
identifier }
| array [ define ] expression
| ignoreerror
| cursorcache
| nocursorcache
In rwloadsim, a variable declared as a SQL statement can be used in several different places, in particular it can be executed as such or in a cursor loop. In the former case, it can be a DML or a PL/SQL block or a query that at most retrieves one row. The sql keyword initiates a declaration of a static or dynamic SQL statement and the declaration potentially provides a list of variables used for bind, define and bindout in addition to several other attributes. Each such attribute (such as bind) must be terminated by a ;. and the complete declaration must be finished by the keyword end which can be optionally followed by sql or by the name of the sql.
The keyword sql is followed by the name of the variable, and the actual text of the SQL or PL/SQL must follow. There are three ways to provide the SQL text:
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Have rwloadsim scan for SQL or PL/SQL similar to how SQL*Plus does it. This is the preferred approach. | ||
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Provide the SQL or PL/SQL text in a named file. | ||
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Have a concatenation (including just a string constant) that is the full SQL text. This is primarily useful if the full SQL or PL/SQL text is created from concatenating several text strings or variables containing text strings. Note that local variables cannot be used for this. If you need SQL inside a procedure that contains values from local variables, use the dynamic sql approach of rwloadsim. Also note that if you use this approach, any " needed in your SQL text must be prefixed by \ for it to become part of a string in rwloadsim. |
The RWP*Load Simulator starts scanning for SQL text when seeing any of these keywords: select, delete, update, insert, merge, create, drop, /* and it starts scanning for PL/SQL text when seeing any of these keywords: declare, begin, call, --. In both cases, the keyword is not case sensitive as opposed to all other situations where the rwl language is case sensitive. Scan for SQL or PL/SQL is finished by a / or . on a line by itself potentially preceded by white space. The scan for SQL can also be finished by having a ; at the end of a line. As opposed to SQL*Plus, rwloadsim does not terminate scanning for SQL or PL/SQL at an empty line.
If you need to use a SQL statement or PL/SQL block that is not started by one of the keywords shown, you must use an initial comment starting with /* for SQL or with -- for PL/SQL to make rwloadsim perform the scan for SQL or PL/SQL.
Note that the SQL keyword with is not among those that rwloadsim knows as a starter keyword for SQL, so if you have a SQL statement starting with the with kewword, you must write it /**/ with or have the complete SQL text in a separate file and use the file keyword as explained below.
Rwloadsim does not make any modifications to either, so the complete text including any newline, white-space, etc from the initial keyword and until the terminator becomes the text that eventually will be the argument to OCIStmtPrepare2.
If you have a need for comments inside the SQL or PL/SQL, use the appropriate syntax from those languages, i.e. -- or /* */; a # will be part of the SQL or PL/SQL text.
As an alternative to embed your SQL or PL/SQL text directly in your rwl source file you can use the file keyword followed by a concatenation that resolves to a file name. The file will be opened and the SQL or PL/SQL text will be read from it; the file should not have either of the terminators ; . /.
The last alternative is to have a concatenation followed by ; in which case the concatenation will be the SQL or PL/SQL text.
If there is no SQL or PL/SQL provided, neither directly in your rwl source file nor being read from a file, the declared sql statement is dynamic and the text must be provided using the modify sql command. Note that the rwl language (presently) does not have a mechanism to describe the actually provided SQL statement. You can neither get the type of the sql (e.g. query or DML), nor the list of select list elements or bind variables. During declaration of a dynamic sql, you can provide bind, bindout or define variables that are known to be present for all executions regardless of the actual SQL text. During later execution, you can add extra variables as needed using the modify sql command.
In most cases, you will need to provide attributes for your sql statement. These include variables use for bind and/or define, array sizes, use of the cursor cache, etc.
bind placeholder variable
Bind the named variable as input to a placeholder in your sql text. The placeholder is either an integer which results in bind-by-position or is a text string which results in bind-by-name in which case the first character of the text must be a colon. This can e.g. be used in the values clause of an insert statement, or in the where clause of a query.
bindout placeholder variable
Bind the named variable as output from a placeholder in your sql text. This can e.g. be used as an output variable in a PL/SQL block or in the returning clause of an insert statement. Bindout cannot be used in combination with the array interface. As for normal bind, you can use bind-by-position or bind-by-name.
define position variable
Define the named variable as select-list-element of a query. The integer position is the number in the select list, and the call results in a define-by-position.
array size
Set the number of rows in the array interface. For cursor loops, the default is to use an array sized by memory, and for anything else, the default is 1. For cursor loops, the array interface is handled using the features of Oracle Call Interface, unless you use the array define keywords in which case the array is allocated by rwloadsim. For DML, the array interface is allocated by rwloadsim and is automatically flushed as needed during commit or rollback.
ignoreerror
Ignore any error during execution of the sql statement. You should code error handling yourself using the oraerror and/or oraerrortext variables.
nocursorcache
By default, rwloadsim will use the cursor cache provided by Oracle Call Interface. It may be beneficial to turn this off for sql that is only executed once.
Simple query
Declare some variables and a simple sql statement using bind by name for its bind variable, execute the query and print some output:
integer empno
:= 7900;
double sal;
string(20) ename;
sql getemp
select ename, sal from emp
where empno=:empno
/
bind ":empno" empno;
define 1 ename, 2 sal;
end;
printline "Employee #" empno ", name:" ename ", salary:" sal;
Array for DML
This example shows how to use the array interface for an insert statement.
integer i;
# assume more variables are declared
sql inslin
insert into orderlines
( ordno, linno, product, amount )
values
-- it is fine to use bind by position
-- also when the actual binds are named
( :a, :b, :c, :d)
.
# You do not need to have binds in any
# particular order and
# can mix bind by position and name
bind 3 prodcode, 1 ordno;
bind ":d" amount;
bind 2 i;
# Use array of 10 rows
array 10;
end inslin;
ordno := ... ;
for i:=1 .. linecount loop
# set values
prodcode := ... ; amount := ... ;
inslin; # fill array and flush each 10 rows
end loop;
commit; # will flush array as needed
Declaration and use of cursor
sql getemps
select e.ename, e.sal
, d.loc
from emp e join dept d
on e.deptno = d.deptno
where d.deptno = :1
and e.sal > :2;
bind 1 deptno; bind 2 sallimit;
define 1 ename, 2 sal;
define 3 location;
array 5;
end sql;
for getemps
loop
printline ename, sal, loc;
end loop;
Use of bindout
Declare a PL/SQL block having an output bind:
sql getdate
BEGIN
:1 := to_char(sysdate,’DD.MM.YYYY HH24:MI’);
END;
.
bindout 1 datestring;
end getdate;
Need for comment
Declare a sql statement showing a case where the initial comment characters are needed as the sql statement itself does not start with one of the keywords used to initiate scanning for sql.
sql readonly
/**/ set transaction read only;
end;
Dynamic sql
Declare a dynamic sql statement with an array size and an initial set of define variables assuming these will always be needed during actual execution.
sql myquery
define 1 cola, 2 colb;
array 42;
end;
The scan for SQL or PL/SQL starts anywhere where one of the keywords listed above are found. If this is used at an inappropriate place, i.e. anywhere else than after sql identifier, the rwloadsim parser will report an error.
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Licensed under the Universal Permissive License v 1.0 as shown at https://oss.oracle.com/licenses/upl
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How Xen suspend and resume works
This article is part of a series documenting how MirageOS applications run under Xen. This article is about suspend, resume and live migration.
Background
One of the important advantages of using virtual machines (VMs) over physical machines to run your operating systems is that management of VMs is simpler and more powerful than managing physical computers. One new tool in the management toolkit is that of suspending and resuming to a state file. In many ways equivalent to shutting the lid on a laptop and having it go to sleep, a VM can be suspended such that it no longer consumes any memory or CPU resources on its host, and resumed at a later point when required. Unlike a laptop, the state of the VM is encapsulated in a state file on disk, which can be copied if you want to take a backup, replicated many times if you want to have multiple instances of your VM running, or copied to another physical host if you would like to run it elsewhere. This operation also forms the basis of live migration, where a running VM has its state replicated to another physical host in such a way that its execution can be stopped on the original host and almost immediately started on the destination, and users of the services provided by that VM are none the wiser.
For VMs using hardware virtualization instead of paravirtualization, doing this is actually relatively straightforward. The VM is stopped from executing, then the memory is saved to disk, and the state of any device emulator (qemu, in xen’s case) is also persisted to disk. To resume, load the qemu state back in, restore the memory, and unpause your domain. The OS within the VM continues running, unaware that anything has changed.
However, most operating systems inside VMs have software installed that is aware that it is running in a VM, and generally speaking, this is where work is required to ensure that these components survive a suspend and resume. In the case of the MirageOS Xen unikernels, it is mainly the IO devices that need to be aware of the changes that happen over the course of the operation. Since our unikernels are not fully virtualised but are paravirtualised kernels, there is also some infrastructure work that is required. The aim of this page is to document how these operations work.
Philosophy
The guiding principle in this work is to minimise the number of exceptional conditions that have to be handled. In some cases, application must be made aware that they have gone through a suspend/resume cycle - for example, anything that is communicating with xenstore. However, in most cases, the application logic doesn’t have to be aware of anything in particular happening. For example, the block and network layers can reissue requests that were in flight at the time of the suspend, and therefore any applications using these can carry on without any special logic required.
Walkthrough
To explain the process of suspend and resume in MirageOS Xen guests, we will walk though the various operations in sequence.
Suspend
The suspend example in the mirage-skeleton repository contains the control logic needed to get the guest to be able to suspend, and is therefore a good place to start looking. The first thing that happens when a suspend is requested is that the toolstack organising the operation will signal to the guest that it should begin the process. This can be done via several mechanisms, but the one supported in MirageOS today is by writing a particular key to xenstore:
/local/domain/<n>/control/shutdown = "suspend"
The code that watches for this path is here. The guest then acknowledges this by removing the key. It then jumps to the suspend code in sched.ml.
The first thing that happens there is that we call the Xenstore library to suspend Xenstore. This works by waiting for any in-flight requests to be responded to, then cancelling any threads that are waiting on watches. These have to be cancelled because watches rely on state in the xenstore daemon and therefore have to be reissued (potentially with different paths) when the VM resumes.
Then, the grant tables are suspended via the call to Gnt.suspend, which ends up calling a c function in the MirageOS kernel code. The main reason for calling this is that the mechanism by which the grant code works is via shared memory pages, and these pages are owned by xen and not by the domain itself, which causes problems when suspending the VM as we will see shortly. Although the grant pages are mapped on demand, and thus could be remapped before we’ve finished, this is fine as we are actually now in a non-blocking part of the suspend code, and no other Lwt threads will be scheduled.
At this point we call the C function in sched_stubs.c. The first thing done there is to rewrite two fields in the start_info page: The MFNs of the xenstore page (store_mfn) and of the console page (console_mfn) are turned into PFNs. This is done so that when the guest is resumed, xenstored and xenconsoled can be given the pages that the guest is expecting to talk to them on. It is the restore code in libxc where the remapping takes place.
We then unmap the shared_info page. This is required because the shared_info page again belongs to xen rather than to the guest, in a similar fashion to the grant pages. The page is allocated during domain creation.
We are now in a position to do the actual suspend hypercall. Interestingly, the suspend hypercall is defined in the header as a three parameter call, but the implementation in xen ignores the 3rd parameter ‘srec’. This is actually used by libxc to locate the start_info page. Also of note is that xen will always return success when the domain has suspended, but the hypercall has the notion of being ‘cancelled’, by which it means the guest has woken up in the same domain as it was when it called the hypercall. This is achieved by having libxc alter the VCPU registers on resume.
At this point, the domain will now be shutdown with reason ‘suspend’, There is still work that needs to be done however. PV guests have pagetables that reference the real MFNs rather than PFNs, so when the guest is resumed into a different area of a hosts memory, these will need to be rewritten. This is done by canonicalizing the pagetables, which in this context means replacing the MFNs with PFNs. Since the function that maps MFNs to PFNs is only partial, this fails if any of the MFNs are outside of the domain’s memory. This is the reason that all foreign pages such as the grant table pages and the shared info page needed to be unmapped before suspending.
We are now in a position to write the guests memory to disk in the suspend image format. If a device emulator (qemu) was running, it would also have its state dumped at this point ready to be resumed later.
Resume
When the VM is resumed, libxc loads the saved image back into memory. It then locates the pagetables, and ‘uncanonicalizes’ them back from PFNs to the new MFNs. The next task is to rewrite the VCPU registers to pass back the suspend return code as mentioned previously and then we are ready to unpause the new domain. At this point, control is handed back to the MirageOS guest as if the hypercall has just returned. At this point, the domain is close to the state of a cleanly started guest, and so we have to reinitialize many of the same things that are done on startup, including enabling event delivery, initialising the timers and so on.
We then return to the ocaml code, and increment the generation count of the event channels, which is explained below. Then, we resume the grant tables, which currently is a no-op as the table is mapped on first (re)use. The activations thread is then restored, and we then restore Xenstore. This is done in this order to satisfy interdependencies - activations need event channels working, xenstore needs grant tables and activations. Once this is done we can move on to a more generic set of resume items: we iterate through a list of other post-resume tasks, populated by other modules (such as mirage-block-xen which are currently assumed to be dependency free.
An example of a resume hook can be seen in the block driver package, which is added when the module initialises. It registers a callback that iterates through the list of connected devices and re-plugs them. It then calls shutdown which wakes up every thread waiting for a response with an exception, and also any thread that is waiting for a free slot. These exceptions are handled back in mirage-block-xen, which simply retries the whole operation, being careful to use the refreshed information about the backend.
The only thread that might possibly be running is the service thread that takes responses from the ring and demultiplexes them, and this thread will be killed when it attempts to wait on the event channel. Whenever an event channel is bound, we pair up the integer event channel number with a ‘generation count’ that is incremented on resume. Whenever the MirageOS guest attempts to wait for a signal from an event channel, the generation count is checked, and a stale generation results in a Lwt thread failure. The generation count is not checked when attempting to notify via an event channel, as this is a benign failure - it is only if we try to wait for a notification that the error occurs. Any threads that were already waiting at the point the domain suspended will be killed on resume by the activations logic. In the case of the block device, this error mode is handled by simply letting the thread die. A new one will have been set up during the resume as part of the replug.
Migration
Live migration also uses this mechanism to move a running VM from one host to another with very little downtime. In this case, when the migration begins, the guest is switched to log-dirty mode, where the hypervisor starts to track which of the guests pages have been written to. The toolstack can then iteratively go through these pages and send them to the destination using the same protocol as suspending to disk, but this time unmarshalling them straight back into memory. When it decides it has done enough iteratively, it then invokes the suspend logic above and sends through only the last few dirty pages, which will be much faster than the entire memory image. The resume logic is then invoked and the domain starts running again.


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Public Member Functions | |
| TwitterClient (Session session) | |
| TwitterService | getTwitterService () |
| Public Member Functions inherited from com.ahmedadel.twitterclient.data.TwitterApiClient | |
| TwitterApiClient (Session session) | |
| AccountService | getAccountService () |
| FavoriteService | getFavoriteService () |
| StatusesService | getStatusesService () |
| SearchService | getSearchService () |
| ListService | getListService () |
| CollectionService | getCollectionService () |
| ConfigurationService | getConfigurationService () |
| MediaService | getMediaService () |
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TwitterClient is a class that extends TwitterApiClient and it will be used to start Twitter Session and initialize Twitter SDK session to be able to call any Twitter API request we will need
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| IllegalArgumentException | if TwitterSession argument is null |


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import { group } from '../core/library.js';
import { mergeOver, pushUnique, removeItem, xtGet, Ωempty } from '../core/utilities.js';
This mixin sets up the Scrawl-canvas functionality required to perform its Display cycle.
The mixin also includes code to assist drag-and-drop functionality.
import { group } from '../core/library.js';
import { mergeOver, pushUnique, removeItem, xtGet, Ωempty } from '../core/utilities.js';
export default function (P = Ωempty) {
let defaultAttributes = {
The groups attribute holds the String names of all the Group objects associated with the controller object.
groups: null,
The groupBuckets attribute holds a reference to each Group object, in a set of arrays grouping Groups according to their order values.
groupBuckets: null,
The batchResort Boolean flag determines whether the Groups will be sorted by their order value before instructions get passed to each in sequence. Best to leave this flag alone to do its job.
batchResort: true,
};
P.defs = mergeOver(P.defs, defaultAttributes);
let G = P.getters,
S = P.setters;
groups
G.groups = function () {
return [].concat(this.groups);
};
S.groups = function (item) {
this.groups = [];
this.addGroups(item);
};
sortGroups
- internal function - Groups are sorted from the groups Array into the groupBuckets array using a bespoke bucket sort algorithm, based on each Group object’s order attribute
P.sortGroups = function (force = false) {
if (this.batchResort) {
this.batchResort = false;
let floor = Math.floor,
groupnames = this.groups,
buckets = [],
mygroup, order;
groupnames.forEach(name => {
mygroup = group[name];
order = (mygroup) ? floor(mygroup.order) : 0;
if (!buckets[order]) buckets[order] = [];
buckets[order].push(mygroup);
});
this.groupBuckets = buckets.reduce((a, v) => a.concat(v), []);
}
};
initializeCascade
- internal function used by factory constructors
P.initializeCascade = function () {
this.groups = [];
this.groupBuckets = [];
};
Groups should be added to, and removed from, the controller object using the addGroups and removeGroups functions. The argument can be one or more Group object’s name attribute, or the Group object(s) itself.
addGroups
P.addGroups = function (...args) {
args.forEach( item => {
if (item && item.substring) pushUnique(this.groups, item);
else if (group[item]) pushUnique(this.groups, item.name);
}, this);
this.batchResort = true;
return this;
};
removeGroups
P.removeGroups = function (...args) {
args.forEach( item => {
if (item && item.substring) removeItem(this.groups, item);
else if (group[item]) removeItem(this.groups, item.name);
}, this);
this.batchResort = true;
return this;
};
cascadeAction
- internal helper function used by the functions below
P.cascadeAction = function (items, action) {
let grp;
console.log('cascadeAction')
this.groups.forEach( groupname => {
grp = group[groupname];
if (grp) grp[action](items);
}, this);
return this;
};
updateArtefacts
- Update all artefact objects in all the controller object’s Groups. The supplied argument will be passed on to each artefact’s setDelta
function.
P.updateArtefacts = function (items) {
this.cascadeAction(items, 'updateArtefacts');
return this;
};
updateArtefacts
- Set all artefact objects in all the controller object’s Groups. The supplied argument will be passed on to each artefact’s set
functions
P.setArtefacts = function (items) {
this.cascadeAction(items, 'setArtefacts');
return this;
};
addArtefactClasses
- specific to DOM-related artefacts (Stack, Canvas, Element)
P.addArtefactClasses = function (items) {
this.cascadeAction(items, 'addArtefactClasses');
return this;
};
removeArtefactClasses
- specific to DOM-related artefacts (Stack, Canvas, Element)
P.removeArtefactClasses = function (items) {
this.cascadeAction(items, 'removeArtefactClasses');
return this;
};
updateByDelta
- triggers the related artefact function, to update (add) its attributes by values held in its delta
object attribute
P.updateByDelta = function () {
this.cascadeAction(false, 'updateByDelta');
return this;
};
reverseByDelta
- triggers the related artefact function, to reverse (subtract) its attributes by values held in its delta
object attribute
P.reverseByDelta = function () {
this.cascadeAction(false, 'reverseByDelta');
return this;
};
The getArtefactAt
function checks to see if any of the controller object’s Groups’ artefacts are located at the supplied coordinates in the argument object.
P.getArtefactAt = function (items) {
items = xtGet(items, this.here, false);
if (items) {
let grp, result;
for (let i = this.groups.length - 1; i >= 0; i--) {
grp = group[this.groups[i]];
if (grp) {
result = grp.getArtefactAt(items);
if (result) return result;
}
}
}
return false;
};
The getAllArtefactsAt
function returns all of the controller object’s Groups’ artefacts located at the supplied coordinates in the argument object.
P.getAllArtefactsAt = function (items) {
items = xtGet(items, this.here, false);
if (items) {
let grp, result,
results = [];
for (let i = this.groups.length - 1; i >= 0; i--) {
grp = group[this.groups[i]];
if (grp) {
result = grp.getAllArtefactsAt(items);
if(result) results = results.concat(result);
}
}
return results;
}
return [];
};
Return the prototype
return P;
};


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The Category class is a table that stores the offensive category and weight associated with an offensive word.
Definition at line 9 of file category.py.
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Overwrites the __repr__ function and returns the name of the category. :return: The category name.
Definition at line 28 of file category.py.
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Overwrites the __str__ function and returns a string containing the category name and the weight. :return: A string containing the category name and the weight.
Definition at line 19 of file category.py.
| def capstoneproject.models.models.category.Category.isCustom | ( | self | ) |
Determines if this model instance is User created. :return: True if this model instance is User created.
Definition at line 50 of file category.py.
| def capstoneproject.models.models.category.Category.isDefault | ( | self | ) |
Determines if this model instance is a default. :return: True if this model instance is a default.
Definition at line 43 of file category.py.
| def capstoneproject.models.models.category.Category.isOrphaned | ( | self | ) |
Determines if no relatives rely on this model instance. :return: True if no relatives rely on this model instance.
Definition at line 64 of file category.py.
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The Unity Editor offers both linear and gamma workflows. The linear workflow has a color space crossover where Textures that were authored in gamma color space can be correctly and precisely rendered in linear color space. See documentation on Linear rendering overview for more information about gamma and linear color space.
For further reading, see documentation on:
Textures tend to be saved in gamma color space, while Shaders expect linear color space. As such, when Textures are sampled in Shaders, the gamma-based values lead to inaccurate results. To overcome this, you can set Unity to use an RGB sampler to cross over from gamma to linear sampling. This ensures a linear workflow with all inputs and outputs of a Shader in the correct color space, resulting in a correct outcome.
To specify a gamma or linear workflow, go to Edit > Project Settings > Player and open Player Settings. Go to Other Settings > Rendering and change the Color Space to Linear or Gamma, depending on your preference.
While a linear workflow ensures more precise rendering, sometimes you may want a gamma workflow (for example, on some platforms the hardware only supports the gamma format - see Linear Supported Platforms below.)
To do this, set Color Space to Gamma in the Player Settings window (menu: Edit > Project Settings > Player). With this option selected, the rendering pipeline uses all colors and textures in the gamma color space in which they are stored - textures do not have gamma correction removed from them when they are used in a Shader.
Note that you can choose to bypass sRGB sampling in Color Space: Gamma mode by unchecking the sRGB (Color Texture) checkbox in the Inspector window for the Texture.
Note: Even though these values are in gamma space, all the Unity Editor’s Shader calculations still treat their inputs as if they were in linear space. To ensure an acceptable final result, the Editor makes an adjustment to deal with the mismatched formats when it writes the Shader outputs to a framebuffer and does not apply gamma correction to the final result.
Working in linear color space gives more accurate rendering than working in gamma color space.
To do this, set Color Space to Linear in the Player Settings window (menu: Edit > Project Settings > Player).
You can work in linear color space if your Textures were created in linear or gamma color space. Gamma color space Texture inputs to the linear color space Shader program are supplied to the Shader with gamma correction removed from them.
For colors, this conversion is applied implicitly, because the Unity Editor already converts the values to floating point before passing them to the GPU as constants. When sampling Textures, the GPU automatically removes the gamma correction, converting the result to linear space.
These inputs are then passed to the Shader, with lighting calculations taking place in linear space as they normally do. When writing the resulting value to a framebuffer, it is either gamma-corrected straight away or left in linear space for later gamma correction - this depends on the current rendering configuration. For example, in high dynamic range (HDR), rendering results are left in linear space and gamma corrected later.
When using linear rendering, input values to the lighting equations are different to those in gamma space. This means differing results depending on the color space. For example, light striking surfaces has differing response curves, and Image Effects behave differently.
The fall-off from distance and normal-based lighting differs in two ways:
When rendering in linear mode, the additional gamma correction that is performed makes a light’s radius appear larger.
Lighting edges also appear more clearly. This more correctly models lighting intensity fall-off on surfaces.
When you are using gamma rendering, the colors and Textures that are supplied to a Shader already have gamma correction applied to them. When they are used in a Shader, the colors of high luminance are actually brighter than they should be compared to linear lighting. This means that as light intensity increases, the surface gets brighter in a nonlinear way. This leads to lighting that can be too bright in many places. It can also give models and scenes a washed-out feel. When you are using linear rendering, the response from the surface remains linear as the light intensity increases. This leads to much more realistic surface shading and a much nicer color response from the surface.
The Infinite 3D Head Scan image below demonstrates different light intensities on a human head model under linear lighting and gamma lighting.
When blending into a framebuffer, the blending occurs in the color space of the framebuffer.
When you use gamma space rendering, nonlinear colors get blended together. This is not the mathematically correct way to blend colors, and can give unexpected results, but it is the only way to do a blend on some graphics hardware.
When you use linear space rendering, blending occurs in linear color space: This is mathematically correct and gives precise results.
The image below demonstrates the different types of blending:


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This page explains how to integrate Koliseo with MailChimp.
Integrating MailChimp
MailChimp is an e-mail marketing service that can be used to send communications to customers. You can register your attendees automatically into your MailChimp list:
- Open the edit page of your event.
- Select the Features » Plugins tab.
- Switch the Off button to enable the integration with MailChimp.
- In the form, fill in your MailChimp API key and List ID.
- Introduce a sentence under the Description field describing the intended use of the data, then click the Save button.
Your attendees now see an opt-in checkbox in the ticket purchase page that they can check to get added to your list on MailChimp.


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Dozie Kanu – Various Works
by FACTDozie Kanu – Various Works
Now showing at London’s 180 The Strand.
The Store X The Vinyl Factory’s new group exhibition at 180 The Strand, TRANSFORMER: A Rebirth Of Wonder, sees Jefferson Hack curate newly commissioned and debut works by Doug Aitken, Sophia Al-Maria & Victoria Sin, Korakrit Arunanondchai, Donna Huanca, Juliana Huxtable, Evan Ifekoya, Dozie Kanu, Quentin Lacombe, Lawrence Lek, Jenn Nkiru, Chen Wei and Harley Weir & George Rouy.
In Transformer, Dozie Kanu makes us witness to the corrosive, transformative and redemptive power of his works that repel utilitarian reduction. Sourcing various found materials – from solar water pumps to drilling rods, anti-climb spikes and antique West African sculptures – Kanu’s assemblages collide with notions of form and function, driving the artist’s highly poetic practice.
TRANSFORMER: A Rebirth Of Wonder runs from October 2 to December 8 at The Store X 180 The Strand, London WC2R 1EA. The exhibition is open Tuesday through Sunday, 12pm – 7pm and entry is free. Find out more here.
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Hello, I'm Jean-Phililippe ... A web developper based in Liège (Belgium), I do Php with Symfony, html with javascript (jQuery and Vue.js)
I studied 3 years at ISL Prosoc Liège
Here is my portfolio. It's under Construction but soon i'll expose my work
url: www.laclementine.be
php, symfony, html, javascript, vuejs, rest
(2017)
La Clémentine is a finger food shop situated in Saint-Nicolas (Liège).
My objectives was to show the products and some information about food allergies.
The backend is done with Symfony Framework 3.
Vue.js manage the frontend part using Rest API.


Logos of videogame consoles from then and now
by David PescovitzGraphic designer Reagan Ray compiled more than 100 logos of videogame consoles from 1976 to 2017. (Just a handful seen above.) Oh how I miss the days of the, um, Fairchild Channel F and the Bandai Playdia. Ray writes:
This list covers the second (1976) through eighth (present) generation consoles. According to Wikipedia, there were 687 first-generation consoles produced, so I decided that was a rabbit hole I didn't want to enter. I had fun designing the page to look like an old video game ad or one of those posters that came in Nintendo Power. The TV screen borders even made me nostalgic for playing games on an old crappy 19-inch TV.
Video Game Console Logos (ReaganRay.com)


UIApplicationDelegate
launchOptions
Written by Mattt Thompson on
AppDelegate is the dumping ground for functionality in iOS.
Application lifecycle management? URL routing?
Notifications? Core Data incantations? Invasive and
monolithic 3rd-party SDK initialization? Random
functionality that doesn't seem to fit anywhere else?
Just stash it in AppDelegate.m
!
And of all of the crowded, over-loaded parts in
AppDelegate,
-application:didFinishLaunchingWithOptions:
is the most congested of all.
For many developers, the launchOptions
parameter is akin to the String[] args
argument of a Java main
method—something
ignored in the rush to building an application.
Hiding in plain sight, launchOptions
contains a wealth of keyed knowledge that speaks to
the multitude of ways an app can be launched on iOS.
This week, all will be revealed in this NSHipster
tell-all about the least understood parameter of the
most important method in UIKit:
launchOptions
.
Every app begins with UIApplicationDelegate
-application:didFinishLaunchingWithOptions:
(or more accurately,
-application:willFinishLaunchingWithOptions:
,
when implemented). It is called by the application to
notify its delegate that the launch process is
finishing, and nearly ready to run.
An app launches when its icon is tapped on Springboard,
but there are several other occasions in which an app
can be launched. For example, an app registered for a
custom URL scheme, such as twitter://
,
could be launched as a result of opening a URL. An
app could also be launched in response to a push
notification, or a significant change in device
location.
Determining why and how an app launched is the
responsibility of the launchOptions
parameter. Like a userInfo
dictionary,
-application:didFinishLaunchingWithOptions:
can get information for particular named keys in
launchOptions
.
Many of these keys are also available in the
UIApplicationDidFinishLaunchingNotification
notification posted on application launch. Check the docs for additional details.
Numerous as they are, launchOptions
keys
can be more easily understood when organized into
groups, corresponding to why the app was launched:
Opening from URL
Apps can launch other apps by passing URLs:
[[UIApplication sharedApplication] openURL:[NSURL URLWithString:@"app://..."]];
For example, an http://
URL would open
in Safari, a mailto://
URL would open in
Mail, and a tel://
URL would open in
Phone.
In these circumstances, the
UIApplicationLaunchOptionsURLKey
key
would be populated in launchOptions
.
UIApplicationLaunchOptionsURLKey
: Indicates that the app was launched in order to open a URL. The value of this key is anNSURL
object containing the URL to open.
An app can also be launched through URLs with
additional system information. When an app is
launched from an
UIDocumentInteractionController
or via
AirDrop, the following keys are set in
launchOptions
:
UIApplicationLaunchOptionsSourceApplicationKey
: Identifies the app that requested the launch of your app. The value of this key is anNSString
object that represents the bundle ID of the app that made the requestUIApplicationLaunchOptionsAnnotationKey
: Indicates that custom data was provided by the app that requested the opening of the URL. The value of this key is a property-list object containing the custom data.
NSURL *fileURL = [[NSBundle mainBundle] URLForResource:@"Document" withExtension:@"pdf"];
if (fileURL) {
UIDocumentInteractionController *documentInteractionController = [UIDocumentInteractionController interactionControllerWithURL:fileURL];
documentInteractionController.annotation = @{@"foo": @"bar"};
[documentInteractionController setDelegate:self];
[documentInteractionController presentPreviewAnimated:YES];
}
Responding to Notification
Not to be confused with
NSNotification
, apps can be sent
remote or local notifications.
Remote Notification
Introduced in iOS 3, remote, or "push" notifications are one of the defining features of the mobile platform.
To register for remote notifications,
registerForRemoteNotificationTypes:
is
called in
application:didFinishLaunchingWithOptions:
.
[application registerForRemoteNotificationTypes:
UIRemoteNotificationTypeBadge |
UIRemoteNotificationTypeSound |
UIRemoteNotificationTypeAlert];
...which, if successful, calls
-application:didRegisterForRemoteNotificationsWithDeviceToken:
.
Once the device has been successfully registered, it
can receive push notifications at any time.
If an app receives a notification while in the
foreground, its delegate will call
application:didReceiveRemoteNotification:
.
However, if the app is launched, perhaps by swiping
the alert in notification center,
application:didFinishLaunchingWithOptions:
is called with the
UIApplicationLaunchOptionsRemoteNotificationKey
launch option:
UIApplicationLaunchOptionsRemoteNotificationKey
: Indicates that a remote notification is available for the app to process. The value of this key is anNSDictionary
containing the payload of the remote notification. > -alert
: Either a string for the alert message or a dictionary with two keys:body
andshow-view
. > -badge
: A number indicating the quantity of data items to download from the provider. This number is to be displayed on the app icon. The absence of a badge property indicates that any number currently badging the icon should be removed. > -sound
: The name of a sound file in the app bundle to play as an alert sound. If “default” is specified, the default sound should be played.
Since this introduces two separate code paths for
notification handling, a common approach is to have
application:didFinishLaunchingWithOptions:
manually call
application:didReceiveRemoteNotification:
:
- (BOOL)application:(UIApplication *)application
didFinishLaunchingWithOptions:(NSDictionary *)launchOptions
{
// ...
if (launchOptions[UIApplicationLaunchOptionsRemoteNotificationKey]) {
[self application:application didReceiveRemoteNotification:launchOptions[UIApplicationLaunchOptionsRemoteNotificationKey]];
}
}
Local Notification
Local notifications were added in iOS 4, and to this day, are still surprisingly misunderstood.
Apps can schedule UILocalNotification
s
to trigger at some future time or interval. If the
app is active in the foreground at that time, the app
calls
-application:didReceiveLocalNotification:
on its delegate. However, if the app is not active,
the notification will be posted to Notification
Center.
Unlike remote notifications,
UIApplication
delegate provides a
unified code path for handling local notifications.
If an app is launched through a local notification,
it calls
-application:didFinishLaunchingWithOptions:
followed by
-application:didReceiveLocalNotification:
(that is, there is no need to call it from
-application:didFinishLaunchingWithOptions:
like remote notifications).
A local notification populates the launch options on
UIApplicationLaunchOptionsLocalNotificationKey
,
which contains a payload with the same structure as a
remote notification:
-
UIApplicationLaunchOptionsLocalNotificationKey
: Indicates that a local notification is available for the app to process. The value of this key is anNSDictionary
containing the payload of the local notification.
In the case where it is desirable to show an alert
for a local notification delivered when the app is
active in the foreground, and otherwise wouldn't
provide a visual indication, here's how one might use
the information from UILocalNotification
to do it manually:
@import AVFoundation;
@interface AppDelegate ()
@property (readwrite, nonatomic, assign) SystemSoundID localNotificationSound;
@end
- (void)application:(UIApplication *)application
didReceiveLocalNotification:(UILocalNotification *)notification
{
if (application.applicationState == UIApplicationStateActive) {
UIAlertView *alertView =
[[UIAlertView alloc] initWithTitle:notification.alertAction
message:notification.alertBody
delegate:nil
cancelButtonTitle:NSLocalizedString(@"OK", nil)
otherButtonTitles:nil];
if (!self.localNotificationSound) {
NSURL *soundURL = [[NSBundle mainBundle] URLForResource:@"Sosumi"
withExtension:@"wav"];
AudioServicesCreateSystemSoundID((__bridge CFURLRef)soundURL, &_localNotificationSound);
}
AudioServicesPlaySystemSound(self.localNotificationSound);
[alertView show];
}
}
- (void)applicationWillTerminate:(UIApplication *)application {
if (self.localNotificationSound) {
AudioServicesDisposeSystemSoundID(self.localNotificationSound);
}
}
Location Event
Building the next great geomobilelocalsocial check-in photo app? Well, you're about 4 years late to the party.
But fear not! With iOS region monitoring, your app can be launched on location events:
UIApplicationLaunchOptionsLocationKey
: Indicates that the app was launched in response to an incoming location event. The value of this key is anNSNumber
object containing a Boolean value. You should use the presence of this key as a signal to create aCLLocationManager
object and start location services again. Location data is delivered only to the location manager delegate and not using this key.
Here's an example of how an app might go about monitoring for significant location change to determine launch behavior:
@import CoreLocation;
@interface AppDelegate () <CLLocationManagerDelegate>
@property (readwrite, nonatomic, strong) CLLocationManager *locationManager;
@end
- (BOOL)application:(UIApplication *)application
didFinishLaunchingWithOptions:(NSDictionary *)launchOptions
{
// ...
if (![CLLocationManager locationServicesEnabled]) {
[[[UIAlertView alloc] initWithTitle:NSLocalizedString(@"Location Services Disabled", nil)
message:NSLocalizedString(@"You currently have all location services for this device disabled. If you proceed, you will be asked to confirm whether location services should be reenabled.", nil)
delegate:nil
cancelButtonTitle:NSLocalizedString(@"OK", nil)
otherButtonTitles:nil] show];
} else {
self.locationManager = [[CLLocationManager alloc] init];
self.locationManager.delegate = self;
[self.locationManager startMonitoringSignificantLocationChanges];
}
if (launchOptions[UIApplicationLaunchOptionsLocationKey]) {
[self.locationManager startUpdatingLocation];
}
}
Newsstand
All of the Newsstand developers in the house: say "Yeah!"
crickets.aiff
Well alright, then.
Newsstand can launch when newly-downloaded assets are available.
This is how you register:
[application registerForRemoteNotificationTypes:
UIRemoteNotificationTypeNewsstandContentAvailability];
And this is the key to look out for in
launchOptions
:
UIApplicationLaunchOptionsNewsstandDownloadsKey
: Indicates that newly downloaded Newsstand assets are available for your app. The value of this key is an array of string identifiers that identify theNKAssetDownload
objects corresponding to the assets. Although you can use the identifiers for cross-checking purposes, you should obtain the definitive array ofNKAssetDownload
objects (representing asset downloads in progress or in error) through the downloadingAssets property of theNKLibrary
object representing the Newsstand app’s library.
Not too much more to say about that.
Bluetooth
iOS 7 introduced functionality that allows apps to be relaunched by Bluetooth peripherals.
If an app launches, instantiates a
CBCentralManager
or
CBPeripheralManager
with a particular
identifier, and connects to other Bluetooth
peripherals, the app can be re-launched by certain
actions from the Bluetooth system. Depending on
whether it was a central or peripheral manager that
was notified, one of the following keys will be
passed into launchOptions
:
UIApplicationLaunchOptionsBluetoothCentralsKey
: Indicates that the app previously had one or moreCBCentralManager
objects and was relaunched by the Bluetooth system to continue actions associated with those objects. The value of this key is anNSArray
object containing one or moreNSString
objects. Each string in the array represents the restoration identifier for a central manager object.UIApplicationLaunchOptionsBluetoothPeripheralsKey
: Indicates that the app previously had one or moreCBPeripheralManager
objects and was relaunched by the Bluetooth system to continue actions associated with those objects. The value of this key is anNSArray
object containing one or moreNSString
objects. Each string in the array represents the restoration identifier for a peripheral manager object.
@import CoreBluetooth;
@interface AppDelegate () <CBCentralManagerDelegate>
@property (readwrite, nonatomic, strong) CBCentralManager *centralManager;
@end
self.centralManager = [[CBCentralManager alloc] initWithDelegate:self queue:nil options:@{CBCentralManagerOptionRestoreIdentifierKey:(launchOptions[UIApplicationLaunchOptionsBluetoothCentralsKey] ?: [[NSUUID UUID] UUIDString])}];
if (self.centralManager.state == CBCentralManagerStatePoweredOn) {
static NSString * const UID = @"7C13BAA0-A5D4-4624-9397-15BF67161B1C"; // generated with `$ uuidgen`
NSArray *services = @[[CBUUID UUIDWithString:UID]];
NSDictionary *scanOptions = @{CBCentralManagerScanOptionAllowDuplicatesKey:@YES};
[self.centralManager scanForPeripheralsWithServices:services options:scanOptions];
}
Keeping track of all of the various ways and means of application launching can be exhausting. So it's fortunate that any given app will probably only have to handle one or two of these possibilities.
Knowing what's possible is often what it takes to launch an app from concept to implementation, so bear in mind all of your options when the next great idea springs to mind.


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 Starting off i used 'G' only because of my peers were so 'UP' on it and telling me its good for you and blah blah. I'm a big fan of rolling, drinking, smoking weed etc. They were peers so i gave it a shot. Well at first it didn't seem like too much just made me up and horny as u know what. White lightning was the name of the stuff i was using. Anyways it went and came but one day i ran into a supplier of this stuff and he offered me very good deals and even fronted me a little atf a time to make myself some money. It was going all well and everthing and i took the time to research this on the computer (kinda hard to find gbl though...mostly only 'GHB')and even ran copies of it to my friends who didn't believe that if used properly this stuff wasnt bad.
Well i guess i kinda got carried away with it since i always had large amounts and could afford to drink it like water (not literally) Well let me tell you real quick as im writing this im still trying to cope from my addiction. It was getting to where i couldnt even fall asleep anymore, seriously. I starting getting this difficulty of not wanting to go out much anymore because id get soooo hot. Last week was the worst ex.!! I tried to sleep but couldnt lay still. I took a little bit more in hopes to fall asleep (already been up 2 days and prior getting 3-4 hours of sleep rather than my reg 8-10 when I wasn't on the stuff.
Well i had a very bad week. Worst week of my life. I even started sweating this stuff through my skin seriously!!!! Instead of water 'G' would run and it gave me an uncomfortable tingly and hair stanting experience. Also the first day without it i shook and had the high blood pressure and heart beat. And taking sleeping pills only made it worse. I had no way to escape it. And like i said im still suffering as i write. TO ANYONE who uses this please do it moderatly. I still sell it to people but i dont sell to where i think they have a chance they can end up like me. They love it!!!! Just be cautious and make sure to read all the facts not just the good ones.
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Kim GiRaRd: C'est Moi.
The Basics.
The most important thing to me is being happy -- genuinely happy. If I'm not happy, something's got to change, and I'm the one who has got to change it.
Some Pretty Important Stuff.
I procreated. It's kind of a big deal, I suppose. I'm pretty protective of these lil' spawn of mine, but the furthest thing from a helicopter parent.
I'm married to the grooviest G33K I know:
Less Important Stuff.
- I turn 36 on the last day of bootcamp.
- I am Canadian.
Truly just random details at this point.
- I've lost count of how many times I've moved... 18? 22? ...but I didn't move the first time until I was in university.
- I'm a bit nuts.
- I have my permanent motorcycle license.
Don't read this part... big ol' waste o' time.
You're wasting your time. You were warned! ;-)
Questions? I'm happy to answer any and all. Send me an email!


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Sierra Skye Shows Off Her Shapely Behind In New Instagram Photo
November 18, 2019
Sierra Skye Shows Off Her Shapely Behind In New Instagram Photo
Sierra Skye is leaving little to the imagination with her latest Instagram update. The stunning blonde shows off her derrière, almost in its entirety, in the new post.
With one hand pressed against an outside wall, the stunner models a pair of what appear to be new Nike sneakers at the ends of her unbelievably long and toned legs.
Based on her shoutout to the custom art company Not Geeks in the photo caption, it appears the company designed the unique purple pattern on her shoes.
Clothing-wise, Sierra has opted for the “less is more” option.
Due to the sexy nature of her pose, she is seen flaunting her toned behind and her deeply bronzed skin. The stark white of her tiny crop top adds a nice contrast to Sierra’s tan.
As if the itty-bitty thong wasn’t enough to appease her followers, Sierra also let her barely there shirt slip off her shoulder to flash even more skin.
To further tease her 4.1 million followers, Sierra stares right at the camera with a sex-kitten pout on her pretty face.
The bombshell chose to accessorize with a simple silver ring and a matching bracelet. It looks like Sierra also got a fresh french manicure recently, too. Her dirty blond hair falls in beachy waves down her shoulder blades in this sizzling snapshot.
All in all, the Instagram model is clearly having fun in her new shoes and sexy attire. In the brief caption for the post, Sierra makes it clear that she’s full of self-confidence.
Sierra’s fans took to the comments section with tons of compliments, many giving up gratitude for such a beautiful Monday afternoon gift.
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“Sweeeeeet….gorgeous lovely beauty,” commented one user.
“How can someone be so flawlesss,” questioned another fan.
“A heavenly body from a different solar system! So absolutely gorgeous!” a third fan wrote, adding a plethora of flame and heart emoji to their comment.
“I didn’t even notice she was wearing shoes,” added a cheeky fourth fan, one who clearly missed the point of the post in favor of admiring Sierra’s incredible body.
A few days ago, The Inquisitr reported on another photo from Sierra, one in which she can be seen sporting a gorgeous black dress with a plunging neckline. The model showed off some deep cleavage and rocked a high ponytail in that image, much to the delight of her many followers.


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There are tons of coding trainings and education online or in classroom. UCodingPlus offer you coding and big data skills from some whole real projects in APP, statistics, AI, finance or/and health fields. Even we may use your term project as our practice. There are a lot of programming languages and a lot of properties/syntax/scenario in each language. We only focus the general knowledge and share our experience to ask you learn how to find the corresponding syntax by yourself. We tell you which syntax is the better solution when you need it. Instead of giving you fish, we offer you fishing skills and know which fishing technology is needed due to different situation.
"Plus" means "a bit more everyday", not only in coding or data skills, but also in bring your idea to real life. {x} means we use limited codes "{ }" creating unlimited future or solve unknown questions "x".
In addition to these, we will help you and recommend you to apply for an internship or full-time position based on your skills.
Practice Route
Through some real projects working with groups, you will learn data structure and how to choose related algorithms.
Projects will be in APPs, AI, machine learning, Statistics. And be in auto, AI-technology, finance, health fields. Or even from your term projects
Java will be a example to help you understand coding scenarios, syntax. Python, R will be using in coding and data analysis.
Group members will use CVS, SVN, or Git for your project version control.
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Methods
(static) buildSummary(config) → {Object}
Build a Summary of the locale properties found in the configuration repository.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
config |
Object | Configuration Object |
- Source:
Returns:
Summary Object of all properties found
- Type
- Object
(static) createCSV(results, cartridgeSortOrder) → {string}
Create CSV
Create a CSV string that can be written to file with the results of the execution
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
results |
Object | Property Object to generate CSV from |
cartridgeSortOrder |
Object | Cartridge Sort Order |
- Source:
Returns:
CSV Results
- Type
- string
(static) findAllProperties(results) → {Array}
Find all locale groups / properties found in a result object
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
results |
Object | Results Object from the organize method |
- Source:
Returns:
An array of locale groups and properties found in the object, sorted
- Type
- Array
(static) getAllLocales(directory, primaryLanguage) → {Array}
Find all locales that are defined in the site meta data of the repository
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
directory |
string | Repository directory to analyze |
primaryLanguage |
string | Primary Language |
- Source:
Returns:
An array of all locales found
- Type
- Array
(static) getCartridgeName(file) → {string}
Retrieve the cartridge name from a file
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
file |
string | File to Analyze |
- Source:
Returns:
Cartrige Name
- Type
- string
Example
// Returns cartridge_a
Helpers.getCartridgeName('mocks/sample_repo/cartridges/cartridge_a/cartridge/templates/resources/localegroupa_ca_EN.properties')
(static) getLocale(fileName) → {string}
Get Locale from a file
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
fileName |
string | File to get locale from |
- Source:
Returns:
locale of the file
- Type
- string
Examples
// Rreturns ca_EN
Helpers.getLocale('mocks/sample_repo/cartridges/cartridge_a/cartridge/templates/resources/localegroupa_ca_EN.properties')
// Rreturns default
Helpers.getLocale('mocks/sample_repo/cartridges/cartridge_a/cartridge/templates/resources/localegroupa.properties')
// Returns en
Helpers.getLocale('mocks/sample_repo/cartridges/cartridge_a/cartridge/templates/resources/localegroupa_en.properties')
(static) getLocaleGroup(file) → {string}
Retrieve the Locale Group from a file
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
file |
string | File to analyze |
- Source:
Returns:
Locale Group
- Type
- string
Example
// Returns localgroupa
Helpers.getLocaleGroup('mocks/sample_repo/cartridges/cartridge_a/cartridge/templates/resources/localegroupa_ca_EN.properties')
(static) getProperties(file) → {Object}
Get Properties in a File
Read the contents of the supplied file and parse all locale entries and add to the
localeSections array. Results will stack to allow overrides between files.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
file |
string | file to process |
- Source:
Returns:
file locale entries
- Type
- Object
(static) organize(filesToOrganize, validLocales) → {Object}
Organize an array of files, with their properties, in the final structure of the Summary JSON Object
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
filesToOrganize |
Array | An array of files with details about the file and the properties contained in the file |
validLocales |
Array | Locales that are valid for the applicaton, properties that use an invalid locale will be ignored |
- Source:
Returns:
An organized copy of the results
- Type
- Object
Example
{
"app_foo_core": {
"form": {
"default": [
{
"foo": "bar"
}
]
}
}
}
(static) processFiles(repo, files, cartridgesToExclude) → {Array}
Process Files
Takes an array of property files and convert the file name into an
object that contains the relevant details about the property file
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
repo |
string | Code Repository that the files were found in |
files |
Array | Property Files to analyze |
cartridgesToExclude |
Array | Which cartridges should be excluded from the results |
- Source:
Returns:
An array of property files and some relevant meta data about the file
- Type
- Array
(async, static) validateCSV(csvResults, repo) → {boolean}
Validate the contents of a CSV export, to ensure
that it matches the files in the repository
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
csvResults |
string | CSV Results |
repo |
string | Code Repository |
- Source:
Returns:
Is the CSV valid?
- Type
- boolean