There was little discussion. Even if the storm still raged outside, they could make it back to the gateway using the blankets and rugs for cloaks. Aviendha began dividing them while he seized saidin, filling himself with life and death, molten fire and liquid ice.
“Split them equally,” he told her. He knew his voice was cold and emotionless. Asmodean had said he could go beyond that, but he had not managed to so far.
She gave him a surprised look, but all she said was “There is more of you to cover,” and went on as she was.
There was no point in arguing. In his experience, from Emond’s Field to the Maidens, if a woman wanted to do something for you, the only way to stop her was to tie her up, especially if it involved sacrifice on her part. The surprise was that she had not sounded acid, had not said anything about him being a soft wetlander. Maybe something good besides a memory had come out of this. She can’t really mean never again. He suspected that she meant exactly that, though.
Weaving a finger-thin flow of Fire, he sliced the outline of a door in one wall, widening the gap at the top. Startlingly, daylight shone through. Releasing saidin, he exchanged surprised looks with Aviendha. He knew he had lost track of time—you lost track of the year—but they could not have been inside that long. Wherever they were, it was a great distance from Cairhien.
He pushed against the block, but it did not budge until he put his back to it, dug in his heels and shoved with all of his might. Just as it occurred to him that he very probably could have done this more easily with the Power, the block toppled outward, taking him with it into cold, crisp pale daylight. Not all the way, though. It stopped at an angle, propped against snow that had built up around the hut. Lying on his back, with only a bit of his head sticking out, he could see other mounds, some smooth drifts around sparse, stunted trees that he did not recognize, others maybe burying bushes or boulders.
He opened his mouth—and forgot what he was going to say as something swept through the air not fifty feet above him, a leathery gray shape far bigger than a horse, on slow-beating widespread wings, a horny snout thrust out before and clawed feet and thin, lizard-like tail trailing behind. His head twisted on its own to follow the thing’s flight over the trees. There were two people on its back; despite what seemed to be some sort of hooded garments, it was plain that they were scanning the ground below. If he had had more than his head showing, if he had not been directly under the creature, they would surely have seen him.
“Leave the blankets,” he said as he ducked back inside. He told her what he had seen. “Maybe they’d be friendly and maybe not, but I’d as soon not find out.” He was not sure he wanted to meet people who rode something like that in any case. If they were people. “We are going to sneak back to the gateway. As quickly as we can, but sneaking.”
For a wonder she did not argue. When he commented on it as he was helping her climb over the ice block—that was a wonder, too; she accepted his hand without so much as a glare—she said, “I do not argue when you make sense, Rand al’Thor.” That was hardly the way he remembered it.
The land around them lay flat beneath its deep blanket of snow, but to the west sharp, white-tipped mountains rose, peaks wreathed in cloud. He had no difficulty knowing they lay west, for the sun was rising. Less than half its golden ball stuck above the ocean. He stared at that. The land slanted down enough for him to see waves crashing in violent spray on a rocky, boulder-strewn shore maybe half a mile away. An ocean to the east, stretching endlessly to horizon and sun. If the snow had not been enough, that told him they were in no land he knew.
Aviendha stared at the rolling breakers and pounding waves in amazement, then frowned at him as it hit home. She might never have seen an ocean, but she had seen maps.
In her skirts the snow gave her even more trouble than it did him, and he floundered, digging his way through as much as walking, sometimes sinking to his waist. She gasped as he scooped her up in his arms, and her green eyes glared.
“We have to move faster than you can dragging those skirts,” he told her. The glare faded, but she did not put an arm around his neck, as he had half-hoped. Instead she folded her hands and put on a patient face. A bit touched with sullenness. Whatever changes what they had done might have wrought in her, she was not completely different. He could not understand why that should be a relief.
He could have melted a path through the snow as he had in the storm, but if another of those flying things came, that cleared path would lead straight to them. A fox trotted by across the snow well to his right, pure white except for a black tip to its bushy tail, occasionally eyeing him and Aviendha warily. Rabbit tracks marred the snow in places, blurred where they had leapt, and once he saw the prints of a cat that had to be as large as a leopard. Maybe there were larger animals still, maybe some flightless relative of that leathery creature. Not something he wanted to encounter, but there was always the chance the . . . fliers . . . might take the plowed furrow he was leaving now as the track of some animal.
He still made his way from tree to tree, wishing there were more of them, and closer together. Of course, if there had been, he might not have found Aviendha in the storm—she grunted, frowning up at him, and he loosened his hold on her again—but it would surely have helped now. It was because he was creeping in that way, though, that he saw the others first.
Less than fifty paces away, between him and the gateway—right at the gateway; he could feel his weave holding it—were four people on horseback and more than twenty afoot. The mounted were all women shrouded in long thick, fur-lined cloaks; two of them each wore a silvery bracelet on her left wrist, connected by a long leash of the same shining stuff to a bright collar tight around the neck of a gray-clad, cloakless woman standing in the snow. The others afoot were men in dark leather, and armor painted green and gold, overlapping plates down their chests and the outsides of their arms and fronts of their thighs. Their spears bore green-and-gold tassels, their long shields were painted in the same colors, and their helmets seemed to be the heads of huge insects, faces peering out through the mandibles. One was clearly an officer, lacking spear or shield, but with a curved, two-handed sword on his back. Silver outlined the plates of his lacquered armor, and thin green plumes, like feelers, heightened the illusion of his painted helmet. Rand knew where he and Aviendha were now. He had seen armor like that before. And women collared like that.
Setting her down behind something that looked a little like a wind-twisted pine, except that its trunk was smooth and gray, streaked with black, he pointed, and she nodded silently.
“The two women on leashes can channel,” he whispered. “Can you block them?” Hurriedly he added, “Don’t embrace the Source yet. They’re prisoners, but they still might warn the others, and even if they don’t, the women with the bracelets might be able to feel them sense you.”
 “The women with the bracelets can channel also,” she replied just as softly. “It feels very strange, though. Weak. As if they had never practiced it. I cannot see how that can be.”
Rand could. Damane were the ones who were supposed to be able to channel. If two women had somehow slipped through the Seanchan net to become sul’dam instead—and from the little he knew of them, that would not be easy, for the Seanchan tested every last woman during the years that she might first show signs of channeling—they would surely never dare to betray themselves. “Can you shield all four?”
She gave him a very smug look. “Of course. Egwene taught me to handle several flows at once. I can block them, tie those off, and wrap them up in flows of Air before they know what is happening.” That self-satisfied little smile faded. “I am fast enough to handle them, and their horses, but that leaves the rest to you until I can bring help. If any get away . . . They can surely cast those spears this far, and if one of them pins you to the ground . . . ” For a moment she muttered under her breath, as if angry that she could not complete a sentence. Finally she looked at him, her gaze as furious as he had ever seen it. “Egwene has told me of Healing, but she knows little, and I less.”
What could she be angry about now? Better to try understanding the sun than a woman, he thought wryly. Thom Merrilin had told him that, and it was simple truth. “You take care of shielding those women,” he told her. “I will do the rest. Not until I touch your arm, though.”
He could tell she thought he was boasting, but he would not have to split flows, only weave one intricate flow of Air that would bind arms to sides and hold horses’ feet as well as human. Taking a deep breath, he grabbed hold of saidin, touched her arm and channeled.
Shocked cries rose from the Seanchan. He should have thought of gags, too, but they could be through the gateway before they attracted anyone else. Holding on to the Source, he seized Aviendha’s arm and half-dragged her through the snow, ignoring her snarls that she could walk. At least this way he broke a trail for her, and they had to hurry.
The Seanchan quieted, staring as he and Aviendha made their way around in front of them. The two women who were not sul’dam had thrown back their hoods, struggling against his weave. He held it rather than tying; he would have to release it when he went anyway, for the simple reason that he could not leave even Seanchan bound in the snow. If they did not freeze to death, there was always the big cat whose tracks he had seen. Where there was one, there must be more.
The gateway was there all right, but instead of looking into his room in Eianrod, it was a gray blank. It seemed narrower than he remembered, too. Worse, he could see the weave of that grayness. It had been woven from saidin. Furious thought slid across the Void. He could not tell what it was meant to do, yet it could easily be a trap for whoever stepped through, woven by one of the male Forsaken. By Asmodean, most likely; if the man could hand him over to the others, he might be able to regain his place among them. Yet there could be no question of staying here. If Aviendha only remembered how she had woven the gateway in the first place, she could open another, but as it was, they were going to have to use this, trap or no.
 Another, younger and paler and shorter, yet more regal, wore a silver stag’s head on her green cloak. The little fingers of her riding gloves were too long. Rand knew from the shaven sides of her scalp that those long fingers covered nails grown long and no doubt lacquered, both signs of Seanchan nobility. The soldiers were stiff-faced and stiff-backed, but the officer’s blue eyes glittered behind the jaws of the insect-like helmet, and his gauntleted fingers writhed as he struggled futilely to reach his sword.
Rand did not care very much about them, but he did not want to leave the damane behind. At the least he could give them a chance to escape. They might be staring at him as they would a wild animal with bared fangs, but they had not chosen to be prisoners, treated little better than domestic animals themselves. He put a hand to the collar of the nearest, and felt a jolt that nearly numbed his arm; for an instant the Void shifted, and saidin raged through him like the snowstorm a thousand-fold. The damane’s short yellow hair flailed as she convulsed at his touch, screaming, and the sul’dam connected to her gasped, face going white. Both would have fallen if not held by bonds of Air.
“You try it,” he told Aviendha, working his hand. “A woman must be able to touch the thing safely. I don’t know how it unfastens.” It looked of a piece, linked somehow, just like bracelet and leash. “But it went on, so it must be able to come off.” A few moments could not make any difference to whatever had happened to the gateway. Was it Asmodean?
Aviendha shook her head, but began fumbling at the other woman’s collar. “Hold still,” she growled as the damane, a pale-faced girl of sixteen or seventeen, tried to flinch back. If the leashed women had looked on Rand as a wild beast, they stared at Aviendha like a nightmare made flesh.
“She is marath’damane,” the pale girl wailed. “Save Seri, mistress! Please, mistress! Save Seri!” The other damane, older, almost motherly, began weeping uncontrollably. Aviendha glared at Rand as hard as she did the girl for some reason, muttering angrily under her breath as she worked at the collar.
“It is he, Lady Morsa,” the other damane’s sul’dam said suddenly in a soft drawl that Rand could barely understand. “I have borne the bracelet long, and I could tell if the marath’damane had done more than block Jini.”
Morsa did not look surprised. In fact, there seemed to be a light of horrified recognition in her blue eyes as she gazed at Rand. There was only one way that could be.
“You were at Falme,” he said. If he went through first, it meant leaving Aviendha behind, although only for a moment.
“I was.” The noblewoman looked faint, but her slow, slurring voice was coolly imperious. “I saw you, and what you did.”
“Take a care I don’t do the same here. Give me no trouble, and I will leave you in peace.” He could not send Aviendha first, into the Light knew what. If emotion had not been so distant, he would have grimaced the way she was grimacing over that collar. They had to go through together, and be ready to face anything.
“Much has been kept secret about what happened in the lands of the great Hawkwing, Lady Morsa,” the severe-faced woman said. Her dark eyes were as hard on Morsa as they had been on him. “Rumors fly that the Ever Victorious Army has tasted defeat.”
“Do you now seek truth in rumor, Jalindin?” Morsa asked in a cutting tone. “A Seeker above all should know when to keep silent. The Empress herself has forbidden speech of the Corenne until she calls it again. If you—or I—speak so much as the name of the city where that expedition landed, our tongues will be removed. Perhaps you would enjoy being tongueless in the Tower of Ravens? Not even the Listeners would hear you scream for mercy, or pay heed.”
Rand understood no more than two words in three, and it was not the odd accents. He wished he had time to listen. Corenne. The Return. That was what the Seanchan in Falme had called their attempt to seize the lands beyond the Aryth Ocean—the lands where he lived—that they considered their birthright. The rest—Seeker, Listeners, the Tower of Ravens—were a mystery. But apparently the Return had been called off, for the time being at least. That was worth knowing.
The gateway was narrower. Maybe as much as a finger width narrower than moments before. Only his block held it open; it had tried to close as soon as Aviendha released her weave, and it was still trying to.
“Hurry,” he told Aviendha, and she gave him a look so patient it could as well have been a stone between his eyes.
“I am trying, Rand al’Thor,” she said, still working at the collar. Tears trickled down Seri’s cheeks; a continuous low moan came from her throat, as if the Aiel woman intended to slit it. “You nearly killed the other two, and maybe yourself. I could feel the Power rushing into both of them wildly when you touched the other collar. So leave me to it, and if I can do it, I will.” Muttering a curse, she tried at the side.
Rand thought about making the sul’dam remove the collars—if anyone knew how the things came off, they would—but from the set frowns on their faces, he knew he would have to force them to it. If he could not kill a woman, he could not very well torture one.
With a sigh he glanced at the gray blankness filling the gateway again. The flows appeared to be woven into his; he could not slice one without the other. Passing through might trigger the trap, but cutting away the grayness, even if that act did not trip it, would allow the gateway to snap shut before they had a chance to leap through. It would have to be a blind jump into the Light knew what.
Morsa had listened carefully to every word he and Aviendha said, and now she was gazing thoughtfully at the two sul’dam, but Jalindin had never taken her eyes from the noblewoman’s face. “Much has been kept secret that should not be held from the Seekers, Lady Morsa,” the stern woman said. “The Seekers must know all.”
“You forget yourself, Jalindin,” Morsa snapped, her gloved hands jerking; had her arms not been bound to her sides, she would have sawed the reins. As it was, she tilted hen head to stare down her nose at the other woman. “You were sent to me because Sarek looks above himself and has designs on Serengada Dai and Tuel, not to ask of what the Empress has—”
Jalindin broke in harshly. “It is you who forgets herself, Lady Morsa, if you think that you are proof against the Seekers for Truth. I myself have put both a daughter and a son of the Empress, may the Light bless her, to the question, and in gratitude for the confessions I wrenched from them she allowed me to gaze upon her. Think you that your minor House stands higher than the Empress’ own children?”
Morsa remained upright, not that she had much choice, but her face went gray, and she licked her lips. “The Empress, may the Light illumine her forever, already knows far more than I can tell. I did not mean to imply—”
The Seeker cut her off again, twisting her head to speak to the soldiers as if Morsa did not exist. “The woman Morsa is in the custody of the Seekers for Truth. She will be put to the question as soon as we return to Merinloe. And the sul’dam and damane, as well. It seems they too have hidden what they should not.” Horror painted the faces of the named women, but Morsa could have stood for any of them. Eyes wide and suddenly haggard, she slumped as much as her invisible bonds would allow, voicing not a word of protest. She looked as if she wanted to scream, yet she—accepted. Jalindin’s gaze turned to Rand. “She named you Rand al’Thor. You will be well treated if you surrender to me, Rand al’Thor. However you came here, you cannot think to escape even if you kill us. There is a wide search for a marath’damane who channeled in the night.” Her eyes flickered to Aviendha. “It will find you as well, inevitably, and you might be slain by accident. There is sedition in this district. I do not know how men like you are treated in your lands, but in Seanchan your sufferings can be eased. Here, you can find great honor in the use of your power.”
He laughed at her, and she looked offended. “I cannot kill you, but I vow I should stripe your hide at least for that.” He certainly would not have to worry about being gentled in Seanchan hands. In Seanchan, men who could channel were killed. Not executed. Hunted and shot down on sight.
The gray-filled gateway was another finger narrower, barely wide enough now for both of them to pass through together. “Leave her, Aviendha. We have to go now.”
She released Seri’s collar and gave him an exasperated look, but her eyes went past him to the gateway, and she hoisted her skirts to stump through the snow to him, muttering to herself about frozen water.
“Be ready for anything,” he told her, putting an arm around her shoulders. He told himself they had to be close together to fit. Not because she felt good. “I don’t know what, but be ready.” She nodded, and he said, “Jump!”
Together they leaped into the grayness, Rand releasing the weave that had held the Seanchan in order to fill himself to bursting with saidin . . .
. . . and landed stumbling in his bedchamber in Eianrod, lamp-lit, with darkness outside the windows.
Asmodean sat against the wall beside the door with his legs crossed. He was not embracing the Source, but Rand slammed a block between the man and saidin anyway. Whirling with his arm still around Aviendha, he found the gateway gone. No, not gone—he could still see his weaving, and what he knew must be Asmodean’s—but there seemed to be nothing there at all. Without pause he slashed his weave, and suddenly the gateway appeared, a rapidly narrowing view of Seanchan, the Lady Morsa slumped in her saddle, Jalindin shouting orders. A green-and-white tasseled spear lanced through the opening, just before it snapped shut. Instinctively, Rand channeled Air to snatch the suddenly wobbling two-foot length of spear. The shaft ended as smoothly as any craftsman could have worked it. Shivering, he was glad that he had not tried removing the gray barrier—whatever it had been—before jumping through.
“A good thing neither of the sul’dam recovered in time,” he said, taking the severed spear in his hand, “or we’d have had worse than this coming after us.” He watched Asmodean from the corner of his eye, but the man only sat there, looking slightly ill. He could not know whether Rand meant to stuff that spear down his throat.
Aviendha’s sniff was her most pointed yet. “Do you think I released them?” she said heatedly. She removed his arm firmly, but he did not think her temper was for him. Or not for his arm, anyway. “I tied their shields as tightly as I could. They are your enemies, Rand al’Thor. Even the ones you called damane are faithful dogs who would have killed you rather than be free. You must be hard with your enemies, not soft.”
She was right, he thought, hefting the spear. He had left enemies behind that he might well have to face one day. He had to become harder. Or else he would be ground to flour before he ever reached Shayol Ghul.
Abruptly she began smoothing her skirts, and her voice became almost conversational. “I notice that you did not save that whey-faced Morsa from her fate. From the way you looked at her, I thought big eyes and a round bosom had caught your eye.”
Rand stared at her in amazement that oozed across the emptiness surrounding him like syrup. She could have been saying the soup was ready. He wondered how he was supposed to have noticed Morsa’s bosom, hidden as it was in a fur-lined cloak. “I should have brought her,” he said. “To question her about the Seanchan. I will be troubled by them again, I am afraid.”
The glint that had appeared in her eye vanished. She opened her mouth, but stopped, glancing at Asmodean, when he raised a hand. He could all but see the questions about Seanchan piled up behind her eyes. If he knew her, once begun she would not stop digging until she had uncovered scraps he did not even remember he knew. Which might not be a bad thing. Another time. After he had wrung a few answers out of Asmodean. She was right. He had to be hard.
“That was a smart thing you did,” she said, “hiding the hole I made. If a gai’shain had come in here, a thousand of the spear-sisters might have marched through seeking you.”
Asmodean cleared his throat. “One of the gai’shain did come. Someone named Sulin had told her she must see you eat, my Lord Dragon, and to stop her from bringing the tray in here and finding you gone, I took the liberty of telling her that you and the young woman did not want to be disturbed.”
“What?”
“Just that she took it strangely. She laughed out loud and went running off. A few minutes later, there must have been twenty Far Dareis Mar beneath the window, shouting and beating their spears on their bucklers for a good hour or more. I must say, my Lord Dragon, some of the suggestions they called up startled even me.”

“Did she have hair and eyes like mine?” She did not wait for Asmodean’s nod. “It must have been my first-sister Niella.” She saw the startled question on Rand’s face and answered it before he could speak. “Niella is a weaver, not a Maiden, and she was taken half a year ago by Chareen Maidens during a raid on Sulara Hold. She tried to talk me out of taking the spear, and she has always wanted me wed. I am going to send her back to the Chareen with a welt on her bottom for every one she told!”
Rand caught her arm as she started to stalk out of the room. “I want to talk with Natael. I don’t suppose there is much time left until dawn . . . ”
“Two hours, maybe,” Asmodean put in.
“ . . . so there will be little sleeping now. If you want to try, would you mind making your bed elsewhere for what’s left of the night? You need new blankets anyway.”
She nodded curtly before pulling loose, and slammed the door behind her. Surely she was not angry at being tossed out of his bedchamber—how could she be; she had said nothing more would happen between them—but he was glad he was not Niella.
Bouncing the shortened spear in his hand, he turned to Asmodean.
“A strange scepter, my Lord Dragon.”
“It will do for one.” To remind him that the Seanchan were still out there. For once he wished his voice was even colder than the Void and saidin made it. He had to be hard.  If I hadn’t been able to see the flows, I’d never have known the gateway was still there.”
Asmodean swallowed, shifting as though he did not know whether Rand meant his threat. Rand was not sure himself. “My Lord Dragon, you never asked. A matter of bending light. You always have so many questions, it is hard to find a moment to speak of anything else. You must realize by now that I’ve thrown my lot in with yours completely.” Licking his lips, he got up. As far as his knees. And began to babble. “I felt your weave—anybody within a mile could have felt it—I never saw anything like it—I didn’t know that anyone but Demandred could block a gateway that was closing, and maybe Semirhage—and Lews Therin—I felt it, and came, and a hard time I had getting past those Maidens—I used the same trick—you must know I am your man now. My Lord Dragon, I am your man.”
It was the repetition of what the Cairhienin had said that got through as much as anything else. Gesturing with the half-spear, he said roughly, “Stand. You aren’t a dog.” But as Asmodean slowly rose, he laid the long spearpoint alongside the man’s throat. He had to be hard. “From now on, you will tell me two things I don’t ask about every time we talk. Every time, mind. If I think you are trying to hide anything from me, you will be glad to let Semirhage have you.”
“As you say, my Lord Dragon,” Asmodean stammered.
To avoid the chance, Rand moved to the blanketless bed and sat on the linen sheet, the feather mattresses yielding under him as he studied the spear. A good idea to keep it for remembrance, if not as a scepter. Even with everything else, he had best not forget the Seanchan. Those damane. If Aviendha had not been there to block them from the Source . . .
“You have tried showing me how to shield a woman and failed. Try showing me how to avoid flows I cannot see, how to counter them.” Once Lanfear had sliced his weavings as neatly as with a knife.
“Not easy, my Lord Dragon, without a woman to practice against.”
“We have two hours,” Rand said coldly, letting the man’s shield unravel. “Try. Try very hard.”


Alexey Vasiliev, Railsware
Alexey Vasiliev, Railsware
PostgreSQL ("Postgres") - is an object-relational database management system (ORDBMS) with an emphasis on extensibility and standards-compliance. Based on the SQL language and supports many of the features of the standard SQL:2011. PostgreSQL evolved from the Ingres project at the University of California, Berkeley. In 1982 the leader of the Ingres team, Michael Stonebraker, left Berkeley to make a proprietary version of Ingres. He returned to Berkeley in 1985 and started a post-Ingres project
| Limit | Value |
|---|---|
| Maximum Database Size | Unlimited |
| Maximum Table Size | 32 TB |
| Maximum Row Size | 1.6 TB |
| Maximum Field Size | 1 GB |
| Maximum Rows per Table | Unlimited |
| Maximum Columns per Table | 250-1600 depending on column types |
| Maximum Indexes per Table | Unlimited |
# \dt+ orders
List of relations
Schema | Name | Type | Owner | Size | Description
--------+--------+-------+-------+-------+-------------
public | orders | table | leo | 13 GB |
(1 row)
# EXPLAIN ANALYSE SELECT count(*) FROM orders
WHERE order_date BETWEEN '2012-01-04 09:00:00'
and '2014-01-04 14:30:00';
...
Planning time: 0.140 ms
Execution time: 30172.482 ms
(6 rows)
# CREATE INDEX idx_order_date_brin ON orders
USING BRIN (order_date);
# \di+ idx_order_date_brin
List of relations
Schema | Name | Type | Owner | Table | Size | Description
--------+---------------------+-------+-------+--------+--------+-------------
public | idx_order_date_brin | index | leo | orders | 504 kB |
(1 row)
# EXPLAIN ANALYSE SELECT count(*) FROM orders
WHERE order_date BETWEEN '2012-01-04 09:00:00'
and '2014-01-04 14:30:00';
...
-> Bitmap Index Scan on idx_order_date_brin
Index Cond: ((order_date >= '2012-01-04 09:00:00+00'::timestamp with time zone) AND (order_date <= '2014-01-04 14:30:00+00'::timestamp with time zone))
Planning time: 0.108 ms
Execution time: 6347.701 ms
(9 rows)
# CREATE INDEX idx_order_date_brin_32
ON orders
USING BRIN (order_date) WITH (pages_per_range = 32);
# CREATE INDEX idx_order_date_brin_512
ON orders
USING BRIN (order_date) WITH (pages_per_range = 512);
# \di+ idx_order_date_brin*
List of relations
Schema | Name | Table | Size
--------+-------------------------+--------+---------
public | idx_order_date_brin | orders | 504 kB
public | idx_order_date_brin_32 | orders | 1872 kB
public | idx_order_date_brin_512 | orders | 152 kB
(3 rows)
The only difference between json and jsonb is their storage:
There are 3 major consequences of this:
# SELECT '{"name": "Joe", "age": 30}'::jsonb
|| '{"town": "London"}'::jsonb;
?column?
----------------------------------------------
{"age": 30, "name": "Joe", "town": "London"}
| Operator | Description |
|---|---|
| -> | Get an element by key as a JSON object |
| ->> | Get an element by key as a text object |
| #> | Get an element by path as a JSON object |
| #>> | Get an element by path as a text object |
| <@, @> | Evaluate whether a JSON object contains a key/value pair |
| ? | Evaluate whether a JSON object contains a key or a value |
| ?| | Evaluate whether a JSON object contains ANY of keys or values |
| ?& | Evaluate whether a JSON object contains ALL of keys or values |
| || | Insert or Update an element to a JSON object |
| - | Delete an element by key from a JSON object |
| #- | Delete an element by path from a JSON object |
# WITH prepared_data AS ( ... )
SELECT data, count(data),
min(data), max(data)
FROM prepared_data
GROUP BY data;
# WITH RECURSIVE t(n) AS (VALUES (1)
UNION ALL SELECT n+1 FROM t WHERE n < 100)
SELECT sum(n) FROM t;
sum
------
5050
(1 row)
# SELECT depname, empno, salary, avg(salary) OVER (PARTITION BY depname) FROM empsalary;
depname | empno | salary | avg
-----------+-------+--------+-----------------------
develop | 11 | 5200 | 5020.0000000000000000
develop | 7 | 4200 | 5020.0000000000000000
develop | 9 | 4500 | 5020.0000000000000000
develop | 8 | 6000 | 5020.0000000000000000
develop | 10 | 5200 | 5020.0000000000000000
personnel | 5 | 3500 | 3700.0000000000000000
personnel | 2 | 3900 | 3700.0000000000000000
sales | 3 | 4800 | 4866.6666666666666667
sales | 1 | 5000 | 4866.6666666666666667
sales | 4 | 4800 | 4866.6666666666666667
(10 rows)
# SELECT salary, sum(salary) OVER (ORDER BY salary) FROM empsalary;
salary | sum
--------+-------
3500 | 3500
3900 | 7400
4200 | 11600
4500 | 16100
4800 | 25700
4800 | 25700
5000 | 30700
5200 | 41100
5200 | 41100
6000 | 47100
(10 rows)
# SELECT
COUNT(*) AS unfiltered,
SUM( CASE WHEN i < 5 THEN 1 ELSE 0 END ) AS filtered
FROM generate_series(1,10) AS s(i);
# SELECT
COUNT(*) AS unfiltered,
COUNT(*) FILTER (WHERE i < 5) AS filtered
FROM generate_series(1,10) AS s(i);
# SELECT mode() WITHIN GROUP (ORDER BY some_value)
AS modal_value FROM tbl;
mode
------
9
(1 row)
# SELECT v, RANK() OVER(ORDER BY v) FROM t;
| V | RANK |
|---|------|
| a | 1 |
| a | 1 |
| b | 3 |
| c | 4 |
| c | 4 |
| d | 6 |
# SELECT v, DENSE_RANK() OVER(ORDER BY v) FROM t;
| V | DENSE_RANK |
|---|------------|
| a | 1 |
| a | 1 |
| b | 2 |
| c | 3 |
| c | 3 |
| d | 4 |
# SELECT * FROM items_sold;
brand | size | sales
-------+------+-------
Foo | L | 10
Foo | M | 20
Bar | M | 15
Bar | L | 5
(4 rows)
# SELECT brand, size, sum(sales) FROM items_sold
GROUP BY GROUPING SETS ((brand), (size), ());
brand | size | sum
-------+------+-----
Foo | | 30
Bar | | 20
| L | 15
| M | 35
| | 50
# SELECT brand, size, sum(sales) FROM items_sold GROUP BY CUBE (brand, size);
brand | size | sum
-------+------+-----
Bar | L | 5
Bar | M | 15
Bar | | 20
Foo | L | 10
Foo | M | 20
Foo | | 30
| | 50
| L | 15
| M | 35
# CUBE(c1, c2, c3)
(с1, null, null)
(null, c2, null)
(null, null, c3)
(c1, c2, null)
(c1, null, c3)
(null, c2, c3)
(c1, c2, c3)
(null, null, null)
# SELECT brand, size, sum(sales) FROM items_sold
GROUP BY ROLLUP (brand, size);
brand | size | sum
-------+------+-----
Bar | L | 5
Bar | M | 15
Bar | | 20
Foo | L | 10
Foo | M | 20
Foo | | 30
| | 50
# ROLLUP(c1, c2, c3, c4)
(c1, c2, c3, c4)
(c1, c2, c3, null)
(c1, c2, null, null)
(c1, null, null, null)
(null, null, null, null)
# EXPLAIN ANALYZE SELECT * FROM test TABLESAMPLE SYSTEM ( 0.001 );
QUERY PLAN
------------------------------------------------------------------
Sample Scan (system) on test (cost=0.00..0.10 rows=10 width=25)
(actual time=0.029..0.042 rows=136 loops=1)
Planning time: 0.125 ms
Execution time: 0.061 ms
(3 rows)
# EXPLAIN ANALYZE SELECT * FROM test TABLESAMPLE BERNOULLI ( 0.001 );
QUERY PLAN
------------------------------------------------------------------
Sample Scan (bernoulli) on test (cost=0.00..7353.10 rows=10 width=25)
(actual time=2.779..27.288 rows=15 loops=1)
Planning time: 0.112 ms
Execution time: 27.312 ms
(3 rows)
The optional REPEATABLE clause specifies a seed number or expression to use for generating random numbers within the sampling method. The seed value can be any non-null floating-point value. Two queries that specify the same seed and argument values will select the same sample of the table, if the table has not been changed meanwhile
# SELECT * FROM t TABLESAMPLE SYSTEM (0.001) REPEATABLE (200);
# REFRESH MATERIALIZED VIEW CONCURRENTLY my_view
CREATE EXTENSION pg_shard;
CREATE TABLE customer_reviews
(
customer_id TEXT NOT NULL,
review_date DATE,
review_rating INTEGER
);
SELECT master_create_distributed_table('customer_reviews', 'customer_id');
SELECT master_create_worker_shards('customer_reviews', 16, 2);
CREATE TABLE events (...);
CREATE TABLE events_current () INHERITS(main);
CREATE FOREIGN TABLE events_201501 (
CHECK(20150101 <= event_date AND event_date <= 20150131)
)
INHERITS(main) SERVER cstore_server OPTIONS(compression 'pglz');


{% if business.legalType == 'CP' %}
Due to system limitations resulting from the modernization of data across databases, some information
may not be available for cooperative association filings. To request copies of paper documents this summary marks
as Not Available, contact BC Registries staff.
{% elif business.legalType == 'BEN' %}
Due to system limitations resulting from the modernization of data across databases, information on filings
made in Corporate Online while the company was a limited or unlimited liability company are not available.
To request copies of paper documents this summary marks as Not Available, contact BC Registries staff.
{% endif %}


This webpage and GitHub repository are supplements to the paper "Incentive Analysis of Hybrid PoW/PoS Casper the
Friendly Finality Gadget Using PRESTO". The buttons below can be used to produce the data used to create Figures 3
and 4 in the paper.
In particular, when clicking one of the buttons, the numerical experiment will be conducted live,
in the browser, using the programming code for the paper, which was ported from Java to JavaScript.
The underlying JavaScript code can be found at https://github.com/casper-paper/casper-paper.github.io, or by
selecting "page source" in the browser. It has been made publicly available to make the paper fully reproducible,
and to aid researchers who wish to extend or modify the experiments.
The most important file in the underlying code is Casper.js, which allows for the simulation of a censorship
attack. Experiments.js details the specific experiments conducted to create the figures.


Admin Configurations
- workspace
- Represents the directory to the job's workspace on the Slave machine.
Info: In this directory the ZAP session(s), report(s) and log(s) will be saved.
- Represents the directory to the job's workspace on the Slave machine.
- Host and Port
Required: The host and port set here should be the SAME set in Firefox and in the ZAP security tool.
Notice: This should be the IP address of the Slave (the machine where ZAP security tool is installed).
Info: Can override the default ZAP host (e.g. "localhost") and default ZAP port (e.g. "8090") for this job which were set under Jenkins Settings: ZAP Proxy Settings. Overriding the host and/or port allows to run multiple concurrent builds on different host(s) and/or port(s).
Info: Accepts System Environment Variables, Build Variables as well as Environment Inject Plugin Variables(cannot be used during pre-build).


{% extends "blocks/main-card.html" %}
{% load static otree %}
{% block page_title %}{{ page_title }}{% endblock %}
{% block page_content %}
Q4a:
If there are 900 tokens in the group conservation account at the end of the
game (worth $9.00) and you have 30 tokens left in your private account (worth $.30), then how much will you receive at the end of the game?


SEO
Projected Time
30-45 minutes
- 10 minutes for video walkthrough of slides(Lesson)
- 20 minutes for Guided & Independent Practice
- 15 minutes for Check for Understanding
Prerequisites
Motivation
Google is where ~80% of all user searches originate. If you want your users to find your website, using Search Engine Optimization (SEO) in your content helps your site stand out to Google’s mysterious algorithms.
Why is Search Engine Optimization important?
- The majority of search engines users are more likely to click on one of the top 5 suggestions in the results pages (SERPS). To take advantage of this and gain visitors to your web site or customers to your online store, your website needs to appear in one of the top positions.
- SEO is not only about search engines but good SEO practices improve the user experience and usability of a web site.
- Users trust search engines and having a presence in the top positions for the keywords the user is searching, increases the web site’s trust.
- SEO is good for the social promotion of your web site. People who find your web site by searching Google or Yahoo are more likely to promote it on Facebook, Twitter, or other social media channels.
- SEO is important for the smooth running of a big web site. Web sites with more than one author can benefit from SEO in a direct and indirect way.Their direct benefit is increase in search engine traffic and their indirect benefit is having a common framework (checklists) to use before publishing content on the site.
- SEO can put you ahead of the competition. If two web sites are selling the same thing, the search engine optimized web site is more likely to have more customers and make more sales.(reliablesoft.net)
Objectives
Apprentices will be able to:
- Define SEO, its purpose, and how it works
- Learn a few tools (Google Analytics, Google Search Console, Google My Business) to measure and experiment with SEO and site performance
- Learn the basics of creating SEO-friendly content
Specific Things to Learn
- What we know about Google search algorithms (what it prioritizes in ranking a site)
- Technical details to improve local search results (backlinks, reviews, city, etc)
- Generating SEO-friendly content (content length, titles, meta descriptions, alt tags, custom/secure URLs, etc) to optimize for search rankings
- SEO and analytical tools to analyze site performance– for mobile-friendly use, understanding the keywords used to find your site, and speed suggestions for optimal user-friendliness
Lesson
- Read through lesson slides SEO
- Video walkthrough of lesson slides SEO (8 min)
Common Mistakes / Misconceptions
The overall goal is to make your site findable, but don’t forget about:
- Positive user experience (site looks professional, easy to navigate, meets expectations)
- Sustainable/maintainable strategy (SEO shouldn’t be so complicated you can’t keep up)
- Ensuring you’re targeting and securing the right users
Guided Practice
- Find and review a screenshot or actual dashboard for Google Analytics, Google Search Console, and Google My Business.
- Browse and identify a few real examples of SEO-friendly content at work– from initial search to opening the page and examining its metadata. May be helpful to prepare some examples in advance, especially if Internet access is unreliable.
Independent Practice
Review/identify SEO-friendly principles in another example set of content you find yourself. Consider the page title, SEO title, meta description, content, how quickly it loads (try opening it on a mobile device, if possible). What might this site do differently to improve? Or what is it doing that’s likely working well?
Challenge
Review your own portfolio site, connect it to some of the tools learned in this lesson, and make more SEO-friendly updates to the content, metadata, tags, etc.
Check for Understanding
- What do you mean by SEO?
- What is SEO friendly URL?
- Mention some steps which can be taken to make a SEO-friendly content.
- What is Google Search Console?
- What are the benefits of generating a SEO-friendly content?
- What tools do you use for SEO?
Supplemental Materials


Symbol Index for "Activity State Type"
Symbol Index for diagram
"Activity State Type"
Activity State (Class)
Activity State Type (Class)
classifier (Association)
Focus State Type (Class)
Intention State Type (Class)
ST/Direction (Generalization Node)
State Type (Class)
Subject Identifier State Type (Class)


The Dangers of Stopping Event Propagation | CSS-Tricks The following is a guest post by Philip Walton (@philwalton). He is going to explain why stopping event propagation isn't something you should do lightly,
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radiatoryang/hedera paint 3D ivy in the Unity Editor, watch procedurally generated meshes simulate growth and clinging in real-time - radiatoryang/hedera
Supporting IAsyncEnumerable with LINQ With IAsyncEnumerable being introduced in .NET Core 3, it's not surprising that developers might want to leverage their existing knowledge of Linq operations when working with async streams. In this e
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Exploring Raygun's new application performance monitoring tool for .NET Core In this post I take a first look at Raygun APM, show how to configure the Raygun agent for profiling, and explore the Raygun APM web interface.
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Plugin Information |
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View Alternative build chooser on the plugin site for more information. |
An alternative build chooser plugin for the Jenkins git plugin.
This plugin provides an alternative way for the Git Plugin to select a branch to build. Instead of building all specified branches, the list of branches is treated as a priority list: if the first specified branch exists, it will be built; otherwise, if the second specified branch exists, it will be built, and so on.
Change Log
Version 1.1 (Oct 21, 2013)
- Support variable expansion in branch specifiers (JENKINS-19239)
Version 1.0 (Jun 28, 2013)
- Initial release.


Christine Maria
Democrat
I am a lead eligibility technician for Denver Human Services. I have previously worked for the LEAP program in Denver as well.
I graduated from Central Catholic High School here in Denver. I have a secretary certificate from Emily Griffith. I also previously had a real estate license, but stopped selling real estate in 2009.
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I have been involved at my church in several capacities.
While I may not have extensive experience with civil society organizations, I have been a mother for over 33 years. I have organized and advocated for my childrens' education, safety and opportunity to thrive. Whether that is organizing my neighbors to vote on certain ballot issues or spending time at their school, I know how important it is to be present and have a seat at the table.
I believe the commission's work is important to making sure we all have fair representation in the legislature. Having grown up on the west side of Denver, I know how important it is to have the right people at the table advocating for you.
One of the most rewarding experiences as a mom has been to teach my children the value of fostering and developing relationships. As the saying goes "people don't care how much you know until they know how much you care". I absolutely believe that to be true. That's why I strive daily to be an active listener so I can better understand where people are coming from. If I can truly understand others' perspectives I can find ways to reach consensus. As far as impartiality goes, at Denver Human Services I have to weigh applications for benefits and make sure we are correctly and fairly assessing the eligibility for our clients. It is not my job to make subjective assumptions or to judge people for asking for help.
I analyse the overall work that we do in processing applications for assistance. It is extremely important that I pay attention to the details to make sure nothing falls through the cracks. Since the start of the pandemic our department has seen a significant increase in the number of applications. My working hours are spent being focused with an analytical mindset as I process applications but also when work with my colleagues to troubleshoot any questions that they have. I have played an integral role implementing the new rules and procedures that resulted from our entire department quickly shifting to working remotely from home. I coordinated and implemented our interdepartmental communication protocol so that we spend less time on the phone and more time helping clients. The protocols are dynamic and can change if, at any time, it logically makes sense to do so.
Woman


GWT charts without JSNI, browser add-ins, or server
round-trips. The Chart Gallery
below provides example code and screen shots to help get you
started.
GChart is implemented as the GWT module
com.googlecode.gchart.GChart, packaged into the file
gchart.jar. For detailed installation instructions
see Installing GChart
See the
release notes for recent changes.
For a quasi-serious discussion of the fundamental principles
behind GChart's design see
The GChart Manifest.
Chart Gallery
All the charts below use GChart's standard HTML-only
chart rendering.
The
GChart Live Demo has faster, better looking charts
because it plugs an external vector graphics library (the GWT
incubator's
GWTCanvas) into GChart. For a live demo that actually
does something useful, check out this
compound interest GChart at /home/nick
To see the simpler charts below live, visit the GChart Paint Test page, which contains the
over 200 charts used to test GChart. If you see a test chart that piques your interest on this paint
test page, you may want to visit the svn
repository for this test to look at its source code.
No charts? These examples only define the chart. To
actually display it, you
must add and update it:
// Use this typical GChart boilerplate to test out these examples:
GChart gchart = new GChartExample00();
RootPanel.get().add(gchart);
gchart.update();
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Installing
GChart
The instructions below were tested
using the Eclipse Platform Version 3.5, and GWT version 2.0.
They assume you already have an existing GWT project to which you
want to add a GChart.
For general information about how to create a new working "Hello
World" GWT project, see the instructions in the
Getting Started section of the GWT Developer
Guide.
- Download the latest gchart-x.x.zip from the
GChart Project Home
Page.
- Unzip this file, which contains gchart.jar and
the GChart javadocs, into a folder you can easily locate.
- Tell your GWT development tool(s) where to find gchart.jar
Just as for a normal Java JAR, you need to tell your GWT
scripts, Java IDE, etc. where to find gchart.jar. For
example, you might enter something like
classpath="c:/gchart/gchart.jar" at appropriate places in
your ant script.
Or, in Eclipse, you might
right click on your GWT project's name in the Eclipse Project
Explorer, select Build Path, then Add External
Archives, and then navigate to the folder you unzipped
GChart into and click on the gchart.jar it contains.
- Add the following line to your project's GWT module
file (that's the one beginning with your own application's
module name, and ending in .gwt.xml):
<inherits name='com.googlecode.gchart.GChart'/>
- (Optional) The above steps are sufficient if you
want to stick with GChart's default, HTML-only rendering option.
If you want to use the new canvas-rendering option, you'll
need to follow additional steps for interfacing in
an external GWT canvas library, as described in
the
setCanvasFactory method's javadocs.
That's it. You can now add classes to your project such as
those shown in the Chart
Gallery, and then make those charts appear in the
browser via the typical
GChart boilerplate code shown earlier.
@author John C. Gunther
@author May B. Yew
@version 2.7 (tested with GWT 2.0 in Chrome, FF3, IE7, IE8 and IE6)


I first tried drugs about two years ago. I started out with marijuana, and then I went on to enjoy LSA, mushrooms, DXM, cocaine, salvia, ecstasy, opates, and probably a few others. Mushrooms have been my favorite so far. Still canít find any acid, no matter how hard I look, dammit. Anyway, I would tell you of my first drug experience.
Like I said, it was about two years ago, (fall í01) My friend from work, B and I would frequently talk about drugs. He had a lot of experience with them and I always had questions for him. He agreed to hook me up with a $20 sack of weed. I didnít really know what to do with it, I had no pipe and didnít know how to roll a joint. So he rolled one up for me. When he handed it to me he said, ďThis will be more than enough for two people.Ē
I was planning on smoking it later that day with my friend J. I was able to get off of work early and when I got home I didnít know where J was so I went ahead and fired it up alone. The smoke was very harsh for me, as I had never smoked anything before. I decided to take a walk around as I smoked it. I lived on a fifteen acre piece of property, it really was a nice place. I walked over to this crumbling old stable that we had and when I got there I realized that the joint was almost gone. I hadnít planned on smoking the whole thing but it just kind of happened that way. I put it out and started walking back to the house.
On the way, I noticed all the flowers and little blades of grass were really standing out. It felt like I was walking in slow motion.  I finally made it back to the house and all of the colors were standing out like never before. The green of the grass was almost neon. The red, white, and blue of our house seemed much brighter. I noticed the beautiful smell of the September air. I hadnít expected all this, I was told that all it does is just mellow you out a little bit. It felt like my mind was exploring avenues that it had never been down before.
The real surprise however, came when I went inside and started playing my guitar. I had been playing for a couple years and I had always enjoyed it, but it was never like this. As I played, I closed my eyes and was able to completely let go of this world. I was taken away to a mountain overlooking a huge rain forest and my guitar was echoing through the forest. I was able to think faster and come up with much more complex riffs than usual. I could see the music in my mind. I truly felt like I was one with the guitar. My body began to feel warm and tingly all over.
Everything was just grand, but then somehow the paranoia crept into my thoughts. It started small, as it usually does. I began to wonder, ďGee, did I take too much?Ē My mind was racing and I felt like I couldnít control my own thoughts. This started to scare me and the paranoia grew. I put my guitar down and then the fear really started taking over. My heart was beating like crazy and I thought that I was going to overdose. I know better than that now but at the time it was scary. The warm fuzzy feeling that I had before, began to feel like an attack. I wanted it to go away, I wanted to shake the drugs off and be sober again.
I realized that I was stuck with it for the full duration whether I liked it or not, and it had only been about a half-hour since I finished the joint. So I figured that I had a choice, I could spend the next few hours in this hell or I could try to get back to the good side. I sat down in my favorite chair, put the Jimi Hendrix live at Woodstock DVD on and tried to mellow out. Well that did it, after a few minutes I was feeling good again. It felt like I was really there at the concert and it was awesome. Jimi put on an amazing performance. I was high as a kite, and to this day I have never been that high again. Or maybe it just feels that way because it was my first time.
IĎve had at least one bad experience with every drug Iíve tried, even ecstasy. When the bad thoughts creep up on you, you have to find some way to deal with them or they could take over. This is still the most profound drug experience Iíve hadó Well, except for my second mushroom tripÖ Thatís another story though.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


fun importNlpDump(path: String): Unit
Import a dump of a full nlp model.
Path the dump path in the classpath


I saw a tweet come through the feed this morning from Brad Campbell and Vanessa Alander regarding the practice of “implementing” a flipped classroom without appropriate support for students.
Re: #flippedclassroom is it just teachers expected Ss to self direct w/o providing adequate support? #edcampme
— Vanessa Alander (@vjalander1) March 31, 2012
These are important discussions to have because, and I cannot emphasize this enough, good pedagogy must come before technology use. A flipped classroom is not successful because of the videos being used, but because of the interactions teachers can have with students.
Some things to consider as you plan on flipping your class:
1. Build a support network for yourself – Anything worth doing is always better with companions. Whether it is in your building or online, a support network is imperative as you begin something new. Colleagues will be there to give feedback on your methods as well as support in failure. When working alone, it is too easy to give up when faced with setbacks. Having people to work with will significantly ease the burden of the transition you are making.
2. Do not focus on the videos – This may sound counter-intuitive, considering many flipped classrooms use video to deliver instruction. The best technology use comes when sound pedagogy is maintained. Remember, students may need to be taught how to learn from the internet. I have written before that the internet needs to be a resource, not a destination. Do not introduce videos as the only way to learn the material. The videos are a resource being provided to students. Pigeonholed ideas will rarely be successful.
3. Prepare extensions – Sitting and listening to content is not sufficient in building deep understanding. If you want students to be great at reciting information, then stop at the lecture notes. If you want students to be critical, creative thinkers in the context of the content, then there must be extension and application. Design these before introducing the content. Much like writing assessments before teaching a chapter, have your extensions in place before beginning to help lay the course of the unit.
4. Model and scaffold – Again, remember that students are students. Independent learning may or may not be an intuitive action. They will have a very difficult time navigating content if it is not modeled for them. Take time in class to discuss the power of videos in delivering content. Show them how to access the material. Show them how to use any print materials you are providing with the video. Give a daily list of goals (when first starting) for students to work toward. Assess (formatively) frequently to get an idea of where students are in their learning. Take time to work as a whole class to address common strengths and weaknesses. As you repeat this cycle, students will gradually become more independent in their learning.
5. Reflect – Ownership of learning is a key to improvement. Reflection must be part of the learning cycle for both the teacher and the student. Discussion and cooperation is a powerful catalyst in building a student-centered class. As the teacher, reflect on what went well from a standpoint of implementation. As students, have them reflect on what helped them learn the best. Collaborate on the two and move forward as partners.
Flipped classrooms can accentuate good teaching just as well as it can accentuate bad teaching. The guide laid out can be helpful, but it is by no means comprehensive. Find what works best for you and your students and run with it.
Written on March 31st , 2012 by Brian Bennett Categorized in: All Flipclass Teaching
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gpgsplit - Split an OpenPGP message into packets
gpgsplit
This manual page documents briefly the gpgsplit command.
gpgsplit splits an OpenPGP message into packets.
-v, --verboseVerbose.
-p, --prefix \fISTRING\fRPrepend filenames with STRING.
--uncompress Uncompress a packet.
--secret-to-public Convert secret keys to public keys.
--no-split Write to stdout and don't actually split.
Copyright (C) 2002 Free Software Foundation, Inc. Please report bugs to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>This manpage was written by Francois Wendling <frwendling@free.fr>.


MongoDB vs Mysql with PHP Yii Framework
27 Nov 2013Graphics show the results I got from measuring response time using mysql and mongo with php yii framework. First I took Yii so I could get an environment up and running quickly and concentrate on the results. I inserted 110000 records in both databases and did simple selects to print data out. I print out 6 sqls with measuring time for each of them with incrementing the total.
The script I use is here
- Using the MongoYii extension from http://sammaye.github.io/MongoYii/ , this require setting in the main.php of the config folder in yii.
- I use MongoClient from php
- I use yii to set mysql driver in config folder The results show that I increase the number of Records, also I show the size of it, and the time of the response.
This picture shows that using mongoYii extension didn’t give the results I was expecting and it won’t justify the mongo hype. It shows that it will process the nearly 60,000 records for 8.5 seconds which is by far a lot more than acceptable. If I turn off the extension and use native MongoClient that comes with php, I get this:
Here we see that mongo shows better results than mysql and it is even lower than a second for the 60K records. That’s more like it.


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- parseASKACT(UUID, JsonObject) - Method in class it.polimi.ingsw.GC_32.Server.Game.MessageHandler
-
given an ASKACT message this routine perform the parsing to build the action from the JSON message recived
- parseCard(JsonValue) - Static method in class it.polimi.ingsw.GC_32.Server.Setup.JsonImporter
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perform the parsing of a single development card
- parseEffect(JsonValue, JsonValue) - Static method in class it.polimi.ingsw.GC_32.Server.Setup.JsonImporter
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parse the effects of a single card
- payloadInfo - Variable in class it.polimi.ingsw.GC_32.Server.Game.Card.Card
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- payloadReplayQueue - Variable in class it.polimi.ingsw.GC_32.Server.Game.ContextManager
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- pendingMessage - Variable in class it.polimi.ingsw.GC_32.Server.Game.ContextManager
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- period - Variable in class it.polimi.ingsw.GC_32.Server.Game.Card.DevelopmentCard
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- period - Variable in class it.polimi.ingsw.GC_32.Server.Game.Card.ExcommunicationCard
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- period - Variable in class it.polimi.ingsw.GC_32.Server.Game.TurnManager
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- permanentEffect - Variable in class it.polimi.ingsw.GC_32.Server.Game.Card.Card
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- PermanentEffect - Class in it.polimi.ingsw.GC_32.Server.Game.Effect
-
Permanent effect are used to increase the action value of a specific action when the permanent effect of the card is activated.
- PermanentEffect() - Constructor for class it.polimi.ingsw.GC_32.Server.Game.Effect.PermanentEffect
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- permanentEffectType - Variable in class it.polimi.ingsw.GC_32.Server.Game.Card.Card
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- PersonalBoard - Class in it.polimi.ingsw.GC_32.Server.Game.Board
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represent the personal bonus of the Player. a PersonalBoard contains all the card owned by the player
cards
: the DevelopmentCard owned by the player.
- PersonalBoard() - Constructor for class it.polimi.ingsw.GC_32.Server.Game.Board.PersonalBoard
-
initialize the data structures
- personalBoard - Variable in class it.polimi.ingsw.GC_32.Server.Game.Player
-
- PersonalBonusTile - Class in it.polimi.ingsw.GC_32.Server.Game.Board
-
- PersonalBonusTile(JsonObject, JsonObject, boolean) - Constructor for class it.polimi.ingsw.GC_32.Server.Game.Board.PersonalBonusTile
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initilize this personal bonus tile looking to the JsonObjects passed as arguments which customize the personal bonus
- personalBonusTile - Variable in class it.polimi.ingsw.GC_32.Server.Game.Player
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- personalHarvestBonus - Variable in class it.polimi.ingsw.GC_32.Server.Game.Board.PersonalBonusTile
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- personalProductionBonus - Variable in class it.polimi.ingsw.GC_32.Server.Game.Board.PersonalBonusTile
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- placeCards(Game) - Method in class it.polimi.ingsw.GC_32.Server.Game.Board.Board
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given a game, from which the cards are retrived, place the cards on the TowerRegion of this board
- placeFamilyMember(FamilyMember, int) - Method in class it.polimi.ingsw.GC_32.Server.Game.Board.TowerRegion
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- playCard() - Method in class it.polimi.ingsw.GC_32.Server.Game.Card.LeaderCard
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- Player - Class in it.polimi.ingsw.GC_32.Server.Game
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class which represent a Player.
- Player() - Constructor for class it.polimi.ingsw.GC_32.Server.Game.Player
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initialize the player to his initial state
- playerConnectionMode - Variable in class it.polimi.ingsw.GC_32.Server.Network.GameRegistry
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- playerID - Variable in class it.polimi.ingsw.GC_32.Client.Network.RMIMsgConnection
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- playerID - Variable in class it.polimi.ingsw.GC_32.Common.Network.GameMessage
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- playerList - Variable in class it.polimi.ingsw.GC_32.Server.Game.Game
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- playerListReference - Variable in class it.polimi.ingsw.GC_32.Client.CLI.ClientCLI
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- playerResources - Variable in class it.polimi.ingsw.GC_32.Client.Game.ClientPlayer
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- players - Variable in class it.polimi.ingsw.GC_32.Client.Controller.MainClient
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- playerTranslationTable - Variable in class it.polimi.ingsw.GC_32.Server.Network.GameRegistry
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- playerUUID - Variable in class it.polimi.ingsw.GC_32.Client.CLI.ClientCLI
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- pointsConversion - Variable in class it.polimi.ingsw.GC_32.Server.Game.GameConfig
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- position - Variable in class it.polimi.ingsw.GC_32.Server.Game.FamilyMember
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- print(String, JsonObject) - Static method in class it.polimi.ingsw.GC_32.Client.CLI.CardCli
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return a string representation of the card, which can be printed on screen to show the card in a very nice look.
- printImage(StringBuilder, int, int) - Static method in class it.polimi.ingsw.GC_32.Client.CLI.CardCli
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- printLine(StringBuilder, int, String) - Static method in class it.polimi.ingsw.GC_32.Client.CLI.CardCli
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- PrivilegeContext - Class in it.polimi.ingsw.GC_32.Client.CLI
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PrivilegeContext manage council privileges.
- PrivilegeContext(ClientCLI) - Constructor for class it.polimi.ingsw.GC_32.Client.CLI.PrivilegeContext
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- PrivilegeEffect - Class in it.polimi.ingsw.GC_32.Server.Game.Effect
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allow to generate a privilege effect, i.e. an effect which give a council privilege.
- PrivilegeEffect() - Constructor for class it.polimi.ingsw.GC_32.Server.Game.Effect.PrivilegeEffect
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- ProductionRegion - Class in it.polimi.ingsw.GC_32.Server.Game.Board
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ProductionRegion is a specific Region of the Game
into which can be placed a FamilyMember and performed a ProductionAction.
- ProductionRegion(int) - Constructor for class it.polimi.ingsw.GC_32.Server.Game.Board.ProductionRegion
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Constructor of ProductionRegion.
- profile - Variable in class it.polimi.ingsw.GC_32.Client.GUI.Screen.ExtraScreen
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- putFamilyMember(FamilyMember) - Method in class it.polimi.ingsw.GC_32.Server.Game.Board.CouncilRegion
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add a family member to the list of occupants of the councilSpace action space
- putRecivedMessage(GameMessage) - Method in class it.polimi.ingsw.GC_32.Server.Network.MessageManager
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put a given message into the correct sendQueue


Multiplexer
| Library: |
Plexers |
| Introduced: |
2.0 Beta 11 |
| Appearance: |
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Behavior
Copies an input on the west edge onto the output on
the east edge; which of the inputs to copy is specified via the
current value received through the input on the south edge.
I find it useful to think of a multiplexer as analogous to a railroad
switch, controlled by the select input.
(Incidentally, some authorities spell this
multiplexor,
but multiplexer is the predominant
spelling.)
Pins (assuming component faces east, select is bottom/left)
- West edge, variable number (inputs, bit width matches Data Bits attribute)
- Data values, one of which is to be routed to the output.
Each input data value is numbered, starting with 0 on the north.
- East edge (output, bit width matches Data Bits attribute)
- The output value will match the input values on the west
edge whose number is the same as the value currently received
through the select input on the south.
If the select input contains any unspecified (i.e., floating) bits,
then the output is completely floating.
- South edge, left side indicated by gray circle (input, bit width matches Select Bits attribute)
- Select input: The value of this input determines which input
on the west edge to route to the output on the east edge.
- South edge, right side (input, bit width 1)
- Enable: When 0, the multiplexer's output consists of all floating bits,
regardless of the data and select inputs.
Attributes
When the component is selected or being added,
the digits '1' through '4' alter its Select Bits
attribute,
Alt-0 through Alt-9 alter its Data Bits
attribute,
and the arrow keys alter its Facing
attribute.
- Facing
- The direction of the component (its output relative to its input).
- Select Location
- The location of the select and enable lines relative to the component.
- Select Bits
- The bit width of the component's select input on its south edge.
The number of inputs to the multiplexer will be
2selectBits.
- Data Bits
- The bit width of the data being routed through the multiplexer.
- Disabled Output
- Specifies what each bit of the output should be when the component is
disabled (i.e., when the enable pin is 0). Options include zero and floating;
in the latter case, the output is effectively disconnected from any other ports.
- Include Enable?
- The component has an enable input when this attribute is
yes.
The attribute is primarily for supporting circuits built using older versions of
Logisim that did not provide an enable input.
Poke Tool Behavior
None.
Text Tool Behavior
None.
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--- layout: post status: publish published: true title: Game-Watch at Twenty Sports Grille moved to Tuesday night author: display_name: Corey Fineran login: Corey email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>url: '' author_login: Corey author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>wordpress_id: 3006 wordpress_url: http://ivyenvy.com/?p=3006 date: '2010-07-19 20:01:08 +0000' date_gmt: '2010-07-20 01:01:08 +0000' categories: - Ivy Envy - Events tags: - Dodgers - WCIU - MLB Extra Innings - Twenty Sports Grille - Game-Watch - Los Doyers - Gus Hernandez comments: - id: 1500 author: Ryan author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: '' date: '2010-07-20 00:16:39 +0000' date_gmt: '2010-07-20 05:16:39 +0000' content: "It seems like there are more of these games that are exclusively broadcast on WCIU, at least more than there were last year. \r\n\r\nMeehan" ---
If you went to Twenty Sports Grille in Moline tonight for our monthly game-watch, I am very sorry that we weren't there. I announced via Twitter that the game-watch is being moved to Tuesday night. When I scheduled this event, I didn't notice that tonight's game was a WCIU game. If you live in Chicago and wonder what that has to do with anything, we in the Quad Cities aren't able to watch the games televised on WCIU (yes, even with MLB Extra Innings). So we'll do this thing tomorrow night.
If you haven't made it to one of our game-watches, come on down.
Also, tomorrow morning I will be posting Part 2 of our podcast episode "Viva Los Doyers". This is a great interview with Gus Hernandez, a Dodgers season-ticket holder.


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So frequently I find myself in awe over the tools available for content creation and distribution‐tools which might have cost the average worker's annual salary only a decade ago. The Internet has granted nearly everyone the capacity to realize and disseminate the ideas in their hearts and minds in a way we've never known in any culture, ever.
Why then, do we trend toward consumption-centric use patterns with our new technology? I consider myself prolific, but I still find myself checking my Facebook and Twitter feeds constantly, as if this moment of my life is incomplete. We flock toward the mundane minutae of image macros and top ten lists despite their obvious irrelevance to profound betterment of our lives.
Each and every one of us has the capacity to create. What will you make today?


Written by: Dana Klein Borkow
Transcribed by: Eric Aasen
[Scene: Rachels Hospital Room, Ross is sitting next to Rachel.]
Ross: You said youd marry Joey?
Rachel: Okay you have to realize, I was exhausted, I was emotional, I would have said yes to anybody. Like that time you and I got married! (Pause) Im not helping.
Ross: So you said yes to him, and you just had our baby?
Rachel: That is right and traditionally the daddy is supposed to give the mummy a present but I am prepared to let that go.
Ross: So when I came in here to see if you wanted to maybe start things up again, you were engaged to my best friend.
Rachel: WellReally? I thought Chandler was your best friend.
Ross: Well, Chandlers my oldest friend, but Joeys myNo! Ah! (points at Rachel)
Rachel: Ooooo!
 I just wanted to let you guys know, say goodbye.
Ross: Rachel said shed marry you?!
Joey: (He looks around the room) This isnt the right room, sorry folks. (leaves)
Opening Credits
[Scene: Ross and Rachels, Monica, Phoebe, Joey and Chandler are waiting for Ross and Rachel to come home and Monica is looking at the sign Phoebe bought that says, "Its a Boy!"]
Monica: Ok, I dont wanna be negative so Ill say that most of the signs you bought are good.
Phoebe: No they ran out of "Its a girl" but I can fix this one, (She writes "not" in between its and a) See?
Monica: (looking at Chandler sleeping with a balloon in his mouth) So sexy. (Waking him up.) Honey.
Chandler: Yea yea.
Chandler: No, no, Ross and Rachel will be back soon and then I gotta go to the office (Pulls another balloon out of his mouth) Am I producing them?
Joey: Whyre you so tired?
Chandler: Couldnt sleep last night you know, then I started worrying about this big divisional meeting that I have later today, the more I worried about it the more I couldnt sleep. Yknow? I was like, if I fall asleep now Ill get six hours sleep, but if I fall asleep now Ill get five hours sleep. Not matter what I did I couldnt fall asleep.

Rachel: (enters with Emma) Hi!
Everyone: Hi, welcome home!
Monica: Phoebe did the signs!
Rachel: Oh you guys thanks for doing this.
Phoebe: Look at all the stuff people sent!
Rachel: Oh Ah!  What are people think (Reads the card) Oh you guys I love it.
Joey: Hey so wheres Ross?
Rachel: Hes downstairs getting the rest of the stuff out of the cab.
Joey: Is he still mad at us?
 I mean, I just had his baby.
Joey: Thats not fair! I cant do that.

Joey: See this is what I was afraid of, I didnt think I should be here either but somebody (Looks at Chandler) said hed be over it by now.
Chandler: Hey, what do I know? I wanted to get a bigger gorilla.
[Scene: A Boardroom, Chandler keeps drifting off to sleep at his meeting.]
Ms. McKenna: The numbers we are seeing New York, Chicago, and London are consistently solid, but many of our officers have reported disappointing fields.

Ms. McKenna: Boston is down, Atlanta is down, Houston is down, I could go on and on but instead of boring you Ill go straight to my forty two point plan.
(Chandler leans over to fall asleep on the mans shoulder next to him, only the man catches his attempt.)
Chandler: Walter (nods).
[Scene: Ross and Rachels, Phoebe, Monica, Ross, and Rachel are watching Emma sleep.]
Phoebe: Shes just so cute!
Monica: Phoebe! But I could take one of those little feet and put it in a pita pocket.
Ross: (enters from the bed room) Okay I put most of the stuff away.
Rachel: Oh great, the pacifiers?
Ross: In the closet.
Rachel: The burping clogs?
Ross: Linen closet.
Rachel: The diapers?
Ross: In the hospital.
Phoebe: Wow you guys got a hospital? Fancy!
Ross: No I left the diapers at the hospital!
Rachel: Alright thanks, oh Ross could you stop by the coffee house and get me a muffin?
Ross: Sure what kind?
Rachel: Umm let me think...What do I want, what d-o I w-a-n-t...
Ross: Please take your time, its an important decision. Not like, say, I know! deciding to marry someone, this is about a muffin.
Rachel: Blueberry.
Ross: Blueberry it is.
Rachel: Thanks.
Monica: Wow, hes really not letting this go, is he?
Rachel: God how long do you think thats gonna last?
Phoebe: I dunno, well he got over the "We were on a break" thing really quickly.
 I actually miss her.
Phoebe: You know thats thats her.
Rachel: Oh god look at her sleeping. Oh, I love her so much! Oh, I think Im gonna wake her up.
Phoebe: Oh no, Rach, no no, you know youre never supposed to wake a sleeping baby.
Rachel: Well I can do whatever I want! I made her! (Waking Emma up.) Come on little girl, hi!
(Emma starts crying)
Phoebe: I can say I told you so but shes kinda doing that for me.
Rachel: Oh Im sorry mummys so sorry go back to sleep go back to sleep. Shh. Shhh! Go back to sleep
(Emma continues crying in the background)
Monica: Breaks your heart doesnt it
Phoebe: It really does how long do you think we have to stay?
[Scene: A Boardroom, Chandlers meeting continues.]
Ms. McKenna: Ok if everyones on board, its settled, Chandler, (Walter puts his hand on Chandlers hand, Chandler sleeping puts his hand on top of his, he then wakes up and pulls his hand away) Chandler?
Chandler: Yep.
Ms. McKenna: Are you on board?
Chandler: (not knowing what hes saying yes to) Yes.
Ms. McKenna: Then, problem solved. Chandler will be running our office in Tulsa. Youre gonna love Oklahoma.
(Chandler smiles and nods then realizes what hes agreed to.)
[Scene: Ross and Rachels, Emma continues crying while Rachel, Monica and Phoebe try different methods to stop her crying.]
Phoebe: Well, alright, we already tried feeding her, changing her, burping her, oh try this one! Go back in time and listen to Phoebe!
Monica: Alright heres something, it says to try holding the baby close to your body and then swing her rapidly from side to side.
Rachel: Ok. (Starts swinging Emma rapidly and she stops crying)
Monica: It worked!
Rachel: Oh (happy) oh no just stopped to throw up a little bit. (Emma starts crying again.)
Monica: Umm, she Rach, not it, she.
Rachel: Yeah, Im not so sure.
Monica: Oh my god, I am losing my mind.
Phoebe: Yeah, no kidding, this just proves no good can come from having sex with Ross!
[Scene: Central Perk, Ross is getting Rachels muffin.]
Ross: Hey Gunther, can I get a couple of blueberry muffins to go? (He puts a bag with diapers in it on the counter.)
Gunther: Diapers huh?
Ross: Yep.
Gunther: So I guess Rachel had you baby?
Ross: Yep, can you believe it?
Gunther: Nope! I still cant believe she slept with you in the first place.
Ross: Huh? Ooh (laughs) you mean like a Huh?
Joey: (entering) Hey. (Ross turns to see who it is, and seeing its Joey he just ignores him and turns back around.) Ross, I know youre pissed at me, but we have to talk about this.
Ross: Ah actually we dont. (Ross walks off)
Joey: Fine, fine okay. But I gotta say technically, I didnt even do anything wrong.
Ross: (turns back) What! (Angrily) You didnt do anything wrong?!
Joey: I said I didnt technically.

Joey: Look, can I just stop you right there for a second? When people do this (Makes quote marks with his fingers.) I dont really know what that means. (Ross just looks at him) You were saying?
Ross: And I can even understand that you couldnt tell Rachel, but why couldnt you tell me, huh? You had all day to and you didnt.
Joey: I know I shouldve. (Makes quote marks again.) "Im sorry."
Ross: Not using it right, Joe.
(He brings his hands in closer to his face then does it again.)
Ross: Im gonna go.
Joey: No, come on Ross! (He grabs his bag so he cant leave) Look, Ross, we have to get past this.
Ross: Give me the bag.
Joey: No, look, I dont know what else to do. I said Im sorry!
Ross: Joey!
Joey: You should scream at me, or-or-or curse me, or hit me.

Joey: Why not? Youll feel better! Ill feel better, and you know you want to.
Ross: No I dont.
Joey: A little bit.
Ross: No.
Joey: Little bit.
Ross: No!
Joey: (excited) A little bit more.
Ross: Give me the bag.
Joey: No, hit me
Ross: Give me the bag.
Joey: Hit me.
Ross: Joey, give me the bag.
Joey: Hit me!
Ross: Joe Im not kidding
Joey: (interrupting) Hit me, hit me.
Ross: No!
Joey: (shouts) Hit me! Hit me!
(Ross throws a punch, but Joey ducks and Ross punches the pole. Ross then screams from the pain and turns to Gunther, and Gunther has a huge smile on his face.)
Ross: You ducked!!
Joey: Im sorry! It was a reflex!
Ross: Oh my god, this really hurts!!!
Joey: I couldnt help it! When a fist comes at your face, you duck! Look! (He goes to punch Ross, expecting him to duck, but he doesnt and Joey punches Ross. Gunther is amused.)
Ross: What is the matter with you?!?
Joey: You were supposed to duck!!! Why didnt you duck?
Ross: Why dont we talk about this on the way to the hospital?
Joey: Good, good yeah, (Grabs the bags) maybe while were there, they can check your reflexes. (Joey opens the door and it hits Ross in the face with it.) (Makes quote marks.) "Oops."
Commercial Break
[Scene: Ross and Rachels, Emma is still crying.]
Monica: Try feeding her again.
Rachel: I already fed her.
Monica: I know, thats why I said again!
Phoebe: Alright you guys, we cant turn on each other, Okay? Thats just what she wants.
Chandler: (enters) Hey.
Monica: Hey.
Chandler: Monica can I talk to you outside for a minute?

Phoebe: Oh Im kinda part of this.
Chandler: Actually Pheebs its more of a husband and wife kinda thing
Phoebe: I knew I should have married Chandler.
(Phoebe and Rachel go to the back room and Emma continues to cry in the background while Chandler and Monica talk.)
Monica: Okay whats up
Chandler: Umm, you know how we always said that it would be fun to move to Paris for a year? You know, you could study French cooking and I could write and we could take a picnic along the Seine and go wine tasting in Bordeaux?
Monica: Oh yeah (smiles).
Chandler: Okay, you know how that people say that Tulsa is the Paris of Oklahoma?
Monica: What? Who says that?
Chandler: People whove never ever been to Paris.
Monica: Whats going on?
Chandler: Were moving to Tulsa! (Makes a excited expression on his face)
Monica: Excuse me?
Chandler: Okay, Ms. McKenna, she kind of works above my boss, she asked me to move to Tulsa and be the president of our office there, and I was sleeping and apparently, said yes.
Monica: (stands up angry) Tulsa, Oklahoma!
Chandler: The Sooner State, whatever that is.
Monica: Chandler, I dont even wanna see the musical Oklahoma!
Chandler: Really? Oh What A Beautiful Morning! Surrey With A Fringe On Top.
 All right, not that this matters, but did they at least offer you a huge raise?
Chandler: No, no, but they are going to lease us a Ford Focus. (Monicas not impressed.) Ill get out of it.
Monica: Thank you.
Chandler: (hears Emma crying) What is wrong with Emma?
Monica: Oh she misunderstood, she thought she was moving to Tulsa.
[Scene: Ms. McKennas Office, Chandler enters.]
Chandler: Umm maam, do you have a minute? (She points for him to come in) I kind of have some bad news. I dont think I can move to Tulsa.
Ms. McKenna: What?
Chandler: Its a funny story, actually. (coughs) I kind of fell asleep in the meeting this morning so when I said Id move to Tulsa, I didnt really know what I was saying.
Ms. McKenna: You fell asleep?
Chandler: But only because I was up all night worried about this meeting, aint that funny? Irony? Not a fan, alright (he sits down). See, heres the thing. I went home and told my wife about Tulsa and she wont go. See, me, I love Tulsa! Tulsa is heaven! Tulsa is ItalyPlease dont make me go there!
Ms. McKenna: Chandler, I
Chandler: No no no!  (Pause) Wh-why would I when your name is Elaine?  (She glares at him.) Thats a picture of your daughter, isnt it, well shes lovely. I like a girl with a strong jaw. Ill call you from Tulsa. (Exits.)
[Scene: The Hospital, Joey is sitting in the lobby as Ross enters.]
Joey: Hey, so how is it?
Ross: I broke my thumb.
Joey: Your thumb? Thats weird. (Makes a fist.) You sure youre punching right? Make a fist. (Ross just looks at him with his thumb in a cast.) Maybe later. Ross I feel terrible.
Ross: You know what, you can go, I just have to fill out some forms. (Tries to hold the pen but cant)
Joey: You, you want me to help you with that?
Ross: Why, does it look like Im having trouble with my misshapen claw? (He hands Joey the form)
Joey: Name? (Ross looks at him.) I know Ross but whats it short for? You know like, like Rossel or Rosstepher.
Ross: Just Ross!
Joey: Its pretty, Okay date of birth?
Ross: You know my birthday.
Joey: Sure, May...tember.
Ross: October 18th.
Joey: Occupation? Dinosaurs.
Ross: Actually Im a palian Dinosaurs is fine the drawing is not.
Joey: Alright, who do you want as your emergency contact?
Ross: Ah, Rachel I guess.
Joey: Okay, relationship, boy this could take a while.
Ross: Just ah just put roommate.

Ross: I dont think that we are.
Joey: But you two were supposed to be together.
Ross: Well, I thought so too, but then she said shed marry you.
Joey: Come on, Ross, that didnt mean anything! She just had the baby, she was all freaked out about doing it alone, she would have said yes to anybody.
Ross: Yeah thats what she said.
Joey: So?
Ross: So I dont wanna be just anybody.
Joey: Wow.
Ross: You know what, its, its better this way anyway. I mean I dont know what I was thinking, going down that road again with us. Its just much easier if were just friends who have a kid.
Joey: Really?
Ross: Yeah.
Joey: And youre Okay with that?
Ross: Yes. I mean, its what we always planned. And if you have a plan, you should stick to it. Thats why they call them plans. Hello? (Pause) Im fine.
Joey: Hey, for what its worth, with Rachel I dont think youll ever be just (Makes quote marks.) "anybody."
Ross: Hey there you go! (Smiles because Joey used it correctly)
Joey: (makes quote marks) "Thanks."
(Ross looks away, not bothering)
[Scene: Ross and Rachels, Emma continues to cry.]
Rachel: Oh my God! How long has she been crying?
Monica: About a week and a half.
Phoebe: Well alright, looks like you guys have got it under control so Im just gonna go. (She gets up and Rachel looks at her, upset, and Monica just stares.) No! Really? Misery really does love company. All right! (She sits back down.)
Monica: Rach, try holding her a different way.
Rachel: You guys, Im doing the best I can, anyone else is welcome to try.
Phoebe: Alright, Ill try, fine! Yes, Okay!
Rachel: Here you go. (Hands Emma to Phoebe)
Phoebe: Shh! Nothing works with this child! (Hands her back.)

Monica: Youre just new at this, itll get better, think about your first day at work. I mean, that couldnt have been easy but you figured that out.
Rachel: Yeah I dont think dressing provocatively is going to help me here! Oh my god just please take her.
Monica: Okay Ill take her, here. (Takes Emma)
Rachel: I have to go to the bathroom. (Goes to the bathroom)
Phoebe: I have to go scream into a pillow. (Goes to scream into a pillow)
Monica: (To Emma) Bouncy baby, Bouncy baby, Ooh baby baby, Ooh baby baby, Ooh baby baby. (Emma stops crying and falls asleep)
Phoebe: (entering) Have I gone deaf?
Monica: It worked! Ooh baby baby baby, ooh baby baby baby!
Phoebe: You must be a fireball in bed.
Monica: I cant believe it! Shes asleep! I got her to go to sleep! I have actual magical powers!
Phoebe: I can hear traffic and birds! I can hear the voices in my head again! (Monica looks at her strangely) Im kidding. (She smiles wickedly.)
Rachel: Oh my God! You got her to stop crying!
Monica: Yes I did, Im Monica, Super Aunt
Rachel: You are the official baby crier stopper!
Monica: Yes I am!!
Rachel: Youre never leaving the apartment!
Monica: Say what?
Rachel: Thats your new job, day and night, she starts crying I need you here.

Phoebe: Thankfully you dont need me at all (gets up and to leave) so Okay Super aunt see you later! Rachel lets give it six to eight months (she leaves).

Monica: What?
Rachel: You know the book says that whenever shes sleeping I should be sleeping so (She gives Monica thumbs and goes to lay down)
Chandler: (entering, loudly) Hey!
Monica: Shhh! We just got her to go to sleep
Chandler: Oh so there cant be any yelling.
Monica: No.
Chandler: Were moving to Tulsa
Monica: (loudly) What!?
Chandler: Shhhh! Shhhhh! Shhhhh! Shhhhh! (Walks backwards towards the door) I cant, I cant hear you. (He runs out)
[Scene: Ross and Rachels, Ross enters.]
Ross: Hey.
Rachel: Heeeeey, where have you been? (He shows her his thumb) What happened to you?
Ross: Ah I had a little thing with Joey, if you think this is bad you should see him.
Rachel: Oh no Ross! This is not good, we have to talk about this Joey thing. Please sit. (He sits) You have got to get over this Joey thing, okay? I never really wanted to marry Joey, okay?
Ross: Okay.
Rachel: You know what I really really want?
Ross: What, Rach?
Rachel: I wanna sleep, I wanna eat, I wanna take a shower, I mean before she wakes up and we gotta do this all over again.
Ross: (smiles) Right.
Rachel: I mean I got news for you mister, Emma? Not easy.
Ross: Well, thats what Im here for. (Emma starts crying again) Want me to get that?
Rachel: No its really okay Monica!
Monica: (comes running out the kitchen to the bedroom) Got it! Got it! Got it! Got it! Got it! Got it!
Closing Credits
[Scene: Central Perk, Joey and Ross are sitting at one of the high tables.]
Joey: You know, ah, Ive been thinking about this and I gotta tell ya, its not my fault. Its a natural instinct.
Chandler: (enters) Hey, what you guys talking about?
Joey: Hey OK great, what would you do if I did this? (Swings to punch Chandler, he moves and he ends up punching Ross, knocking him off the stool. Ross then gets up and just stares at Joey.)
End


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title: Hero
layout: documentation
fullwidth: true
hide_categories: true
hide_fortyfour: true
doc-tab: layout
doc-subtab: hero
breadcrumb:
- home
- documentation
- layout
- layout-hero
meta:
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The hero component allows you to add a full width banner to your webpage, which can optionally cover the full height of the page as well.
The basic requirement of this component are:
-
hero
as the main container
-
hero-body
as a direct child, in which you can put all your content
For the fullheight hero to work, you will also need a hero-head
and a hero-foot
.
{% capture hero_example %}
You can have even more imposing banners by using one of 5 different sizes:
is-small
is-medium
is-large
is-halfheight
is-fullheight
{% capture small_hero %}
If you are using a fixed navbar, you can use the is-fullheight-with-navbar
modifier on the hero for it to occupy the viewport height minus the navbar height.
{% capture fullheight_with_navbar_example %}
{% include examples/navbar-basic.html %}
To obtain a hero that will cover the whole height of the viewport, you can split it in 3 vertical parts:
-
hero
hero-head
(always at the top)
hero-body
(always vertically centered)
hero-foot
(always at the bottom)
{% capture heroNavbarA %}