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November 26, 2003
Woman rented girls to molester, stole their tips
Albany Herald | Submitted by: patty the baiter
"A Dougherty County woman pleaded guilty Tuesday to repeatedly 'renting' prepubescent girls to a known child molester for up to $30 per half-hour. Mary Helen Harris was sentenced to 20 years in prison after she told the court she let James Charles Wescott Sr., 68, rent girls for sex between June 2001 and June 2002... Harris described how she would grant Wescott a half-hour of access to the children for anywhere from $5 to $30. Wescott would tip the children about $5 afterward - money she would also take." But it was well-earned. One time, "Harris brought the older man baby oil because he couldn't penetrate one of his victims."
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Neil Bush receives lots of free Asian poontang
Wire Services | Submitted by: Frem
"Neil Bush, younger brother of President Bush, detailed lucrative business deals and admitted to engaging in sex romps with women in Asia in a deposition taken in March as part of his divorce from now ex-wife Sharon Bush... The Bush divorce, completed in April after 23 years of marriage, was prompted in part by Bush's relationship with another woman. He admitted in the deposition that he previously had sex with several other women while on trips to Thailand and Hong Kong at least five years ago. The women, he said, simply knocked on the door of his hotel room, entered and had sex with him. He said he did not know if they were prostitutes because they never asked for money and he did not pay them. 'Mr Bush, you have to admit it's a pretty remarkable thing for a man just to go to a hotel room door and open it and have a woman standing there and have sex with her,' Brown said. 'It was very unusual,' Bush said."
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Mental healthy agency releases murderous lunatic
Mirror | Submitted by: drunaus
"Camden Ripper Anthony Hardy was freed from a mental ward despite psychiatrists warning that he was a danger to women. Within a month the 51-year-old had killed two prostitutes and cut up their bodies with a hacksaw, a court heard yesterday.  But, in November 2002, mental health managers freed him saying they did not believe he was mentally ill."
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Pentagon winning war against EPA
Mother Jones | Submitted by: Kaiser Wilhelm
"From Cape Cod in Massachusetts to McClellan Air Force Base in California, the Pentagon is facing mounting criticism for failing to clean up military sites contaminated with everything from old munitions to radioactive materials and residues from biological-weapons research... Last December, Defense officials drew up a 24-page strategy memorandum, laying out a plan for a 'multi-year campaign' to exempt the military from federal laws including the Marine Mammal Protection Act, the Endangered Species Act, and the Clean Air Act, as well as rules governing solid and hazardous wastes. The strategy also called for Congress to state 'that munitions deposited and remaining on operational ranges are not "solid wastes"' - a move that with one stroke would exempt the Pentagon from having to clean up the old shells, fuels, and other weapons 'constituents.'"
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Disgusting parasite stories coming to BBC-TV
BBC | Submitted by: unaesthetic
"When Tanya Andrews returned from a recent family holiday in Costa Rica, she had no idea she had brought back a gruesome souvenir.  At first, she thought she had an abscess, but then it wriggled. At the Hospital for Tropical Diseases they recognised the problem straight away - it was the living maggot larva of a botfly... Incredibly, this happens to thousands of people every year."
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Mom accused of blistering sons' hands
WCAU-TV 10 Philadelphia | Submitted by: sTabby
"A babysitter called Philadelphia police after discovering burns and blisters on the hands of the 1-year-old. The 3-year-old told police he had been burned because he was bad. '[She] told me she burnt them with a lighter. She told me he only had two blisters. But when we took that sock off his hand, all his fingers was burnt, every last one of them. They were swollen and everything,' said Lashawda Whitehead, the babysitter."
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E. coli goes airborne
CNN | Submitted by: Kaiser Wilhelm
"At least 19 people who had gone to a county fair in Ohio in 2001 fell ill with E. coli after the bacteria apparently spread through sawdust in the air at an exhibition hall - the first time researchers have connected an outbreak to a contaminated building. Testing at the building in Lorain County found E. coli O157 in the rafters, the walls and the sawdust - in some cases 10 months after the fair... Tainted food is the most common source of E. coli outbreaks, which cause an average of 61 deaths and 73,000 illnesses a year in the United States. But people can also become infected from animal or human feces."
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Brazilians rescind biowarfare alert
Wire Services | Submitted by: Channing Derry
"Police in Rio de Janeiro recovered bacteria samples stolen in the hijacking of a biologist's car and doctors said that diarrhea, not typhoid fever or cholera, had been the main risk. Initial police reports had said the stolen box contained samples of cholera and typhoid fever, prompting authorities to issue an alert. In fact, it held samples of skin- and intestinal-borne bacteria such as staphylococcus and salmonella."
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Woman raped in MTV's Real World set
KNSD-TV 7 San Diego | Submitted by: Jonny Plasma
"Police said Tuesday they are investigating a woman's allegations that she was raped in the oceanfront home where MTV is filming the latest season of its Real World reality program. The 22-year-old woman, who is not a cast member of the television show, said she believes she was assaulted while unconscious by a man who is also not a Real World cast or crew member. Police served a search warrant on the house on Nov. 18, seizing footage taped for the show along with bedding, towels and couch cushions."
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Murderer hauls body in taxicab
Seattle Post-Intelligencer | Submitted by: Gorg
"A 17-year-old girl involved in a lover's triangle was stabbed to death and her body was taken to one of the city's largest parks by taxicab, police said. Demar Shaunte Rhome, 20, who is developmentally disabled and has a history of schizophrenia, and a 16-year-old girl have been arrested for investigation in the killing, which detectives believe occurred about a week ago... The next day Rhome and the 16-year-old girl put the body in a bag and had an unsuspecting taxicab driver take them with the bag across town to the park, according to the documents."
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Inadequate maintenance caused Disneyland death
KNBC-TV 4 Los Angeles | Submitted by: Reid Fleming
"An accident at Disneyland that killed a man when a roller coaster car derailed was the result of mechanical failure caused by improper maintenance and unclear procedures... Operators of the Big Thunder Mountain Railroad ride who heard unusual noises before the Sept. 5 mishap did not have clear guidelines to follow and allowed the train car to go on another circuit despite their concerns, according to the report by the California Division of Occupational Safety and Health... An outside mechanic charged with tightening two bolts and attaching a safety wire to a critical ride assembly failed to do so but signed paperwork saying the work had been done... The report showed that the rail car was doomed to fail even before it started its 13th run of the day."
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Juror goes berserk in courthouse
New London Day | Submitted by: Amos Quito
"Pandemonium spread through New London Superior Court Monday morning after a 47-year-old juror, frustrated by three days of deliberations in a sexual assault trial, burst into a courtroom and shouted, 'Don't shoot! I've got a gun!' ... The juror, Steven Mancini, a tall, bearded man with a ponytail, broke free of marshals who tried to subdue him. He also claimed he had a Louisville Slugger baseball bat... Mancini barged into another courtroom where prospective jurors were being given instructions for a murder trial. 'Don't shoot! I know you have a gun! Don't shoot!' he shouted... Two correction officers from the MacDougall-Walker Correctional Institution in Suffield, who were seated in the back of the courtroom, used pepper spray to subdue Mancini... 'He was yelling, "Don't touch me!  I have a gun!"'
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L.A. County offended by master/slave terminology
CNN | Submitted by: The Grza
"Los Angeles officials have asked that manufacturers, suppliers and contractors stop using the terms 'master' and 'slave' on computer equipment, saying such terms are unacceptable and offensive. The request - which has some suppliers furious and others busy re-labeling components - came after an unidentified worker spotted a videotape machine carrying devices labeled 'master' and 'slave' and filed a discrimination complaint with the county's Office of Affirmative Action Compliance... 'Based on the cultural diversity and sensitivity of Los Angeles County, this is not an acceptable identification label,' Joe Sandoval, division manager of purchasing and contract services, said in a memo sent to County vendors... Sandoval added that in addition to the e-mails he's received 'telling me how stupid I am and how I should be fired' he has gotten a positive response from some companies willing to reexamine their labels."
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Michael Jackson aided by Meyer Lansky's lawyer
Australia Daily Telegraph | Submitted by: eraserhed
"Jackson's legal team is said to be encouraging him to consider a plea bargain, possibly an insanity defence that would allow him to serve time in a state mental hospital instead of jail. There was speculation yesterday that the singer raised his $3 million bail with the help of Miami-based Al Malnik, a lawyer for notorious gangster Meyer Lansky, who died in 1983. Malnik reportedly began making large loans to Jackson when his career nosedived. Malnik, 69, was cited by the New Jersey Casino Control Commission in 1980 and 1992 as a person of unsuitable character."
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There goes Hannukah
BBC | Submitted by: Vonster Monster
"Israeli customs have confiscated a cargo of 450 singing, dancing Osama Bin Laden and Saddam Hussein dolls. The battery-powered figures were seized by customs officials, who said they had the potential to incite... 'The law doesn't exactly say that you cannot own a Bin Laden doll, but neither he nor Saddam Hussein are exactly good educational role models,' said spokeswoman Idit Lev-Zerahiya. An Arab-Israeli from the northern village of Qafr Qara admitted to importing doll versions of the al-Qaeda leader and the deposed Iraqi ruler."
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SPHERE
It has happened before and will happen again. Nevertheless, it seems always to come as a surprise when a film that boasts such fine actors as Dustin Hoffman, Sharon Stone, and Samuel L Jackson, can be so ordinary.
Although Michael Crighton's book was a best seller, it must have lost a lot when it was brought to the big screen. This Science Fiction story is of a something wicked that resides deep in the ocean.
Dr Norman Goodman (Hoffman), a psychologist, gets a mysterious summons from the government and taken to somewhere in the Pacific Ocean. There he is met by an old girlfriend, Beth Halperin, (Stone) a biochemist and Harry Adams (Jackson), a mathematician . In charge of the mission is Barnes (Peter Coyote). Their mission, as they used to say on Mission Impossible, is to investigate a huge spaceship that appears to have been lying on the ocean's floor for some 300 years.
Equipped with massive bathyspheres capable of descending into the ocean's depths, the members of the team begin their explorations.. As is de rigueur in filmmaking these days, the special effects play a large part in the film. Unfortunately, they are rather on the dull side. For that matter, so are the non-special effects.
Inside the spaceship is a large sphere whose meaning no one seems to fathom. But once under the surface, their latent fears (claustrophobia and subconscious terrors) make their appearance, With the oxygen supply running low, there is an urgency to find out what the sphere is all about but in their confusion and haste the scientists begin to do battle, to rebel against their fellow-explorers. Despite Barry Levinson, the film seems to go nowhere.
Directed by Barry Levinson
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“Dvipādakoyaṁ asuci,
duggandho parihīrati;
Nānākuṇapaparipūro,
vissavanto tato tato.

Migaṁ nilīnaṁ kūṭena,
baḷiseneva ambujaṁ;
Vānaraṁ viya lepena,
bādhayanti puthujjanaṁ.

Rūpā saddā rasā gandhā,
phoṭṭhabbā ca manoramā;
Pañca kāmaguṇā ete,
itthirūpasmi dissare.
Sights, sounds, tastes, smells,
and touches so delightful:
these five kinds of sensual stimulation
are seen in a woman’s body.
Ye etā upasevanti,
rattacittā puthujjanā;
Vaḍḍhenti kaṭasiṁ ghoraṁ,
ācinanti punabbhavaṁ.

Yo cetā parivajjeti,
sappasseva padā siro;
Somaṁ visattikaṁ loke,
sato samativattati.

Kāmesvādīnavaṁ disvā,
nekkhammaṁ daṭṭhu khemato;
Nissaṭo sabbakāmehi,
patto me āsavakkhayo”ti.
…
Sabbakāmitthero ….
Chakkanipāto niṭṭhito.
Tatruddānaṁ
Seeing the danger in sensual pleasures,
seeing renunciation as a sanctuary,
I’ve escaped all sensual pleasures,
and attained the ending of defilements.
Uruveḷakassapo ca,
thero tekicchakāri ca;
Mahānāgo ca kullo ca,
mālukyo sappadāsako;
Kātiyāno migajālo,
jento sumanasavhayo;
Nhātamuni brahmadatto,
sirimaṇḍo sabbakāmī ca;
Gāthāyo caturāsīti,
therā cettha catuddasāti.


[§334E-5] Penalty for obstruction. A person who wilfully hinders the lawful actions of the department of health pursuant to an investigation carried out under section 334E-2(c), or wilfully refuses to comply with its lawful demands, may be fined up to $1,000. [L 1987, c 158, §3]


Animated Project on plasm.js
Linx furniture
One furniture line really can do it all! LINX modular furniture is different from conventional office lines. It is not a panel-based system, but a freestanding technical desking platform. This kind of construction gives you and your facility planners the ultimate flexibility in creating a space efficient office layout.
Worksurface platforms
To create th worksurface platform,I used some fixed paramenter, like plane's widht and heigh, and some parameter function to make support's plane and the same plane. Can see the pseudo-code below. The heigh of plane is 0.20, while its widht is 6 and its depth is 2.70; for the support the heigh is 0.05 + 2, the width is 0.15 and depth is 2.70. The support's plane and plane is create by 4 function : CREATE_PTL(...) is used to return an array of curve to map and points; MAPC(...) take an array of curve that have been mapped in S2 with BEZIER function (the curve has mapped with the next one); while CREATE_PLANE and MAKE_LEG use the other two function in order to create plane and support's plane.
PROBLEM:
The more complex the platform was center_table: the problem lies in the fact that it is not possible to rotate an array of points on an axis that would return the new array of points, in qunato is possible to perform the rotation only with objects, but it remains impossible to map in S1,objects already mapped in S0.
SOLUTION:
The solution comes from the idea of having an array of points and not rotated objects. My need was to rotate around the Z axis, so a rotation matrix was applied (multiplied) to my vector of points.
function rotZ (arrayOfPoints,a) {
var result = [];
for (i=0; i < arrayOfPoints.length; i++) {
p = arrayOfPoints[i]
AffineTransformation = [[COS(a),SIN(a),0],[-SIN(a),COS(a),0],[0,0,1]]
var mul = numeric.dot(AffineTransformation,p)
result=result.concat([mul])
}
return result
}
As first curve is been taken the final curve of table_leg, while as end curve, the start curve of table_leg2. The point of the first curve has been rotated until to end curve.
Worksurface platforms in project are three:
- left side (table_leg):
- center side (center_table):
- right side (table_leg2):
- worksurface (table1):

l = 2.60;r = 0.2;h = 0.05;
//this are the point of curve
ptl = [[0,0,h],[l,0,h],[l+0.05,r/4,h],[l+0.1,r/2,h],[l+0.05,r,h],[l,r,h],[0,r,h]];
//returned array with NUBS curve with ptl as controlpoints, center, end, and ptl
function create_ptl(l,r,h);
//create leg for worksurface platforms
function make_leg(l,r,h);
//args is array of curve(NUBS o BEZIER(S0)) that must be mapped in S1
function mapC(args);
//return an object, the worksurface platforms
function create_plane(l,r,h);
x_plane = h*41;y_plane = l;z_plane = r;
new_heigh = h*40;new_prof = l/2;new_weigh = r-0.05;
// base is the right leg, build through function mapC([create_ptl(l,r,h),create_ptl(new_prof,new_weigh,new_heigh])
table_leg = STRUCT([make_leg(l,r,h),create_plane(y_plane,z_plane,x_plane),base,behind])
Integrated Storage Solutions
For the integrated storage are create two models that after are been translated. To achieve this target you have not added new features
The integrated storage are two:
Final model temporary
To complete the office structure,I have rotated the half model respect z-axis for PI (angle). Can see two screenshot:
Middle
The middle consists in CUBOID that are properly rotate and translate and in Cylinder
Accessories
Accessories:
- Monitor
- Pen
- Pc
- Bedside
Final
Now we can see the final model on plasm.js enviroment:  View model


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"start_stamp < now() AND now() < end_stamp"; $dbr = DB::select($sql); $bp_user_credits = (isset($dbr[0]) ? $dbr[0]->bp_user_credits : 0); $position_new = ($bp_position - $bp_user_credits *10) + $credits_estimated * 10; try { $sql= "SELECT count(*)+1 as bp_low FROM operations.bp_supplier_positions ". "WHERE ". "bp_id = $bp_id AND ". "bp_position > $position_new AND ". "company_id <> $user->ok_company_id"; $dbr = DB::select($sql); $bp_low = (isset($dbr[0]) ? $dbr[0]->bp_low : 0); // return ['estimatedPosition' => "$bp_low:".__LINE__]; $sql= "SELECT count(*)+1 as bp_high FROM operations.bp_supplier_positions ". "WHERE ". "bp_id = $bp_id AND ". "bp_position >= $position_new AND ". 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"UNIX_TIMESTAMP(start_stamp) < $now < UNIX_TIMESTAMP(end_stamp)"; $dbr = DB::select($sql); // If there is a current transaction if( isset($dbr[0]) ){ $bp_was_active=true; $applied_credit = $dbr[0]->applied_credit; $start_stamp = $dbr[0]->start_stamp; $end_stamp = $dbr[0]->end_stamp; $original_duration = $end_stamp - $start_stamp; $new_duration = $now - $start_stamp; $original_cost = $applied_credit / $one_week * $original_duration; $cost = $applied_credit / $original_duration * $new_duration; $refund = $original_cost - $cost; $total_credits = $total_credits + $refund; DB::table('operations.bp_sponsor_transactions_completed') ->insert(array( 'id' => $dbr[0]->id, 'company_id' => $user->ok_company_id, 'bp_id' => $bp_id, 'user_id' => $user->id, 'applied_credit' => $applied_credit, 'cost' => $cost, 'refund' => $refund, 'start_stamp' => $dbr[0]->start_stamp, 'end_stamp' => date( 'Y-m-d H:i:s', $now), )); DB::table('operations.bp_sponsors')->where('id',$dbr[0]->id)->delete(); } $credits_confirmed_value = $credits_confirmed / $one_week * ($end_stamp - $now); $total_credits = $total_credits - $credits_confirmed_value; $transaction_cost = $credits_confirmed_value - $refund; if($total_credits < -0.01 ) { return [ 'status' => 'error', 'message' => 'Sorry, insufficient credits. Please consider purchasing credits.', 'log' => "total_credits=$total_credits < -0.01 AND no refund", ]; } $position_new = $bp_position - $applied_credit*10 + $credits_confirmed*10; if($credits_confirmed > 0){ $bp_is_active=true; $end_stamp_displayed = date( 'j M y, g:i a', $end_stamp );// j M y, g:i a DB::table('operations.bp_sponsors') ->insert(array( 'company_id' => $user->ok_company_id, 'bp_id' => $bp_id, 'user_id' => $user->id, 'applied_credit' => $credits_confirmed, 'start_stamp' => date( 'Y-m-d H:i:s', $now), 'end_stamp' => date( 'Y-m-d H:i:s', $end_stamp ), )); } DB::table('operations.bp_supplier_positions') ->where('bp_id', $bp_id) ->where('company_id', $user->ok_company_id) ->update(array( 'bp_position' => $position_new, )); $user->ok_credits = $total_credits; $user->save(); $badge_active=0; if ($bp_was_active == false AND $bp_is_active) $badge_active=1; if ($bp_was_active AND $bp_is_active == false) $badge_active=-1; // if ($bp_was_active == false AND $bp_is_active == false) $badge_active=0; // if ($bp_was_active AND $bp_is_active) $badge_active=0; // Flash::success($applied_credit.' credits successfully applied!'); // he's gone down but not zero if( $applied_credit > $credits_confirmed AND $credits_confirmed > 0 ) { $tc = round(abs($transaction_cost),2); $s = $tc==1 ? "" : "s"; $help=""; if( $tc <> round($tc) ) $help = " (See help to see how refunds are calculated)"; $message = "Your weekly credits were adjusted to $credits_confirmed. We refunded you ".round(abs($transaction_cost),2)." credit$s".$help."."; } // he's gone down to zero elseif( $applied_credit > $credits_confirmed AND $credits_confirmed == 0 ) { $tc = round(abs($transaction_cost),2); $s = $tc==1 ? "" : "s"; $help=""; if( $tc <> round($tc) ) $help = " (See help to see how refunds are calculated)"; $message = "Your weekly credits were set to zero. There will be no weekly charge. Sponsoring is now suspended. We refunded you " . round(abs($transaction_cost),2) . " credit$s".$help."."; $user->ok_sponored_products_count = $user->ok_sponored_products_count - 1; $user->save(); } // he's gone up from something elseif( $applied_credit < $credits_confirmed AND $applied_credit > 0 ) { $s = round(abs($credits_confirmed-$applied_credit),2)==1 ? "" : "s"; $help=""; $were = round(abs($credits_confirmed-$applied_credit),2)==1 ? "was" : "were"; $message = ($credits_confirmed-$applied_credit) . " credit$s $were added to your weekly amount which now sits at $credits_confirmed. "; $tc = round(abs($transaction_cost),2); $s = $tc==1 ? "" : "s"; if( $tc <> round($tc) ) $help = " (See help to see how costs are calculated)"; $message .= "This transaction costs ".round(abs($transaction_cost),2)." credit$s".$help."."; } // he's gone up from nothing elseif( $applied_credit < $credits_confirmed AND ! $applied_credit ) { $message = "Your weekly credits were set to $credits_confirmed."; $user->ok_sponored_products_count = $user->ok_sponored_products_count + 1; $user->save(); } DB::commit(); return ['ok_credits' => $total_credits, 'badge_active' => $badge_active, 'end_stamp' => $end_stamp_displayed, 'status' => 'success', 'log' => '', 'title' => $bp_name, 'message' => $message, ]; // return (new Response('"'.$Message.'" %'.$ok_credits.'%', "200"))->header('Content-Type', "text/html; charset=UTF-8"); // return true; return (new Response('"here is the error"', "204"))->header('Content-Type', "text/html; charset=UTF-8"); // return (new Response('"'.$Message.'" %'.$ok_credits.'%', "200"))->header('Content-Type', "text/html; charset=UTF-8"); } ?> == {% partial "head" %} {% partial "nav-top" %}
These are the products or services we have on record for you and you can boost their standings on the OKTicK results pages.
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To investigate your genetic association study design, use the sliders and text boxes in the inputs section to select your parameters.
Given your inputs, the calculted statistical power, expected disease allele frequencies, and probability of disease will be displayed in the results section.
Change the independent variable at the top of the graphs section to visualize the change in power over the range of the selected parameter. All the other parameters remain as are indicated in the inputs section.
Click menu at top right hand side of graph to download plot and data.
Results Expected power for a one-stage study: Expected disease allele frequency for cases: Expected disease allele frequency for controls: Probability of disease for genotype A/A (with frequency x): Probability of disease for genotype A/B (with frequency y): Probability of disease for genotype B/B (with frequency z):


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The NetworkPartitions example is used to illustrate the concept of traffic partitioning using QoS settings and Vortex OpenSplice configuration. The example uses simplified versions of executables from the Tutorial example and four configuration files. Two of the configuration files cause the applications to use the Vortex OpenSplice Networking Service. The other two configuration files cause the applications to use the Vortex OpenSplice DDSIE service.
The 2 executables are :
The 2 Networking Service configuration files, located in the etc directory, are :
The 2 DDSIE Service configuration files, located in the etc directory, are :
The Chatter application publishes a number of chat messages to the Chat_ChatMessage Topic within the "ChatRoom1" Partition. The Partition name is defined in the Publisher QoS settings.
The MessageBoard application subscribes to the Chat_ChatMessage Topic within the "ChatRoom1" Partition. The Partition name is defined in the Subscriber QoS settings.
The configuration files allow the user to choose a multicast address for the applications that they run by setting their OSPL_URI environment variable to point to the appropriate file. The configuration achieves this by mapping all Topics in the Partition "ChatRoom1" to a NetworkPartition which defines the multicast address. This means that any data written into the "ChatRoom1" Partition will be directed to the multicast address defined within the configuration file.
The configuration files make the applications run in Single Process mode with Native Networking OR DDSIE.
Let's call OpenSplice_install_dir the Vortex OpenSplice installation directory.
The Vortex OpenSplice environment variables must be set in order for the examples to build/run correctly. To do this, open a terminal and source the "OpenSplice_install_dir/release.com" script supplied with the distribution.
Building the examples is described on the Summary page
Two executables and a library are generated in the standalone directory when the example is built:
For C++
Ensure that the environment for Vortex OpenSplice is set up correctly as described above for each new terminal used. Ensure that . is added to the LD_LIBRARY_PATH.
It is recommended that you run the MessageBoards and Chatters in separate terminals to avoid mixing the output.
The configuration files supplied with the example make the applications run in single process (heap memory) mode : the application starts the Vortex OpenSplice middleware
Starting the MessageBoard and Chatter
The Chatter executable supports an optional command-line parameter; an integer value [userid]. When this parameter is not specified, default values are used instead. When this parameter is supplied it will be used to uniquely identify the sender of the message. Transmit a message with userid = -1 to terminate the MessageBoard.
Subscribers and publishers that share the same configuration file will communicate as they join the same multicast group. If the configuration files differ then communication will not be established. For the above example the first instance of MessageBoard should only receive ChatMessages from the first instance of Chatter. This is because the Networking service decides upon the destination for data at write time, so the packets for the data that the publishing applications produce will be directed to the multicast address defined within the configuration. Note: There is currently a known issue for subscribers/publishers running on the same machine that means the subscriber will receive all data from publishers running on the machine regardless of the configuration used. To demonstrate the traffic partitioning it is currently necessary to use two machines, e.g. run step 1 and 3 above on one machine and step 2 and 4 on another.
Ensure that the environment for Vortex OpenSplice is set up correctly as described above for each new terminal used. Ensure that . is added to the LD_LIBRARY_PATH.
It is recommended that you run the subscriber and publisher in separate terminals to avoid mixing the output.
The configuration files supplied with the example make the applications run in single process (heap memory) mode : the application starts the Vortex OpenSplice middleware
Starting the subscriber and publisher
The Chatter executable supports an optional command-line parameter; an integer value [userid]. When this parameter is not specified, default values are used instead. When this parameter is supplied it will be used to uniquely identify the sender of the message. Transmit a message with userid = -1 to terminate the MessageBoard.
The DDSIE service pairs readers and writers over the network, so all subscribers and publishers will communicate regardless of the multicast address defined in their configuration (assuming they have matching QoS). The DDSIE will direct traffic as the configuration dictates. For the scenario described above this means that the packets for the data that is written by the publishing application produces will be directed to both multicast addresses. This can be checked using a network analysis tool such as Wireshark.
Let's call OpenSplice_install_dir the Vortex OpenSplice installation directory.
The Vortex OpenSplice environment variables must be set in order for the examples to run correctly. To do this open an Vortex OpenSplice Command Prompt which will set up the environment variables for Vortex OpenSplice automatically. The Vortex OpenSplice Command Prompt can be selected from the start menu. Alternatively, open a windows Command Prompt and execute the "OpenSplice_install_dir\release.bat" batch script supplied with the distribution.
Building the examples is described on the Summary page
Two executables are generated in the standalone directory when the example is built:
For C++
Ensure that the environment for Vortex OpenSplice is set up correctly as described above for each new command prompt used.
The following steps describe how to run the examples:
The configuration files supplied with the example make the applications run in single process (heap memory) mode : the application starts the Vortex OpenSplice middleware
Starting the MessageBoard and Chatter
The Chatter executable supports an optional command-line parameter; an integer value [userid]. When this parameter is not specified, default values are used instead. When this parameter is supplied it will be used to uniquely identify the sender of the message. Transmit a message with userid = -1 to terminate the MessageBoard.
Subscribers and publishers that share the same configuration file will communicate as they join the same multicast group. If the configuration files differ then communication will not be established. For the above example the first instance of MessageBoard should only receive ChatMessages from the first instance of Chatter. This is because the Networking service decides upon the destination for data at write time, so the packets for the data that the publishing applications produce will be directed to the multicast address defined within the configuration.
Ensure that the environment for Vortex OpenSplice is set up correctly as described above for each new terminal used. Ensure that . is added to the LD_LIBRARY_PATH.
It is recommended that you run the subscriber and publisher in separate terminals to avoid mixing the output.
The configuration files supplied with the example make the applications run in single process (heap memory) mode : the application starts the Vortex OpenSplice middleware
Starting the subscriber and publisher
The Chatter executable supports an optional command-line parameter; an integer value [userid]. When this parameter is not specified, default values are used instead. When this parameter is supplied it will be used to uniquely identify the sender of the message. Transmit a message with userid = -1 to terminate the MessageBoard.
The DDSIE service pairs readers and writers over the network, so all subscribers and publishers will communicate regardless of the multicast address defined in their configuration (assuming they have matching QoS). The DDSIE will direct traffic as the configuration dictates. For the scenario described above this means that the packets for the data that is written by the publishing application produces will be directed to both multicast addresses. This can be checked using a network analysis tool such as Wireshark.


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expect-lite is an quick and
easy command line automation tool.
Written in expect, it is designed to
directly map an interactive terminal session into an automation script.
expect-lite scripts use special character(s) at the beginning of each
line to indicate the action. Basic expect-lite scripts can be created
by simply cutting and pasting text from a terminal window into a
script, and adding '>' '<' characters. No knowledge of
expect is required!
The main purpose is keep it simple.
However, the advanced features allow pretty creative scripting.
What is New since Linux Symposium 2010?
The new features include:
Color (3.7)
*EXP_INFO - displays expected value found
IDE (4.0)
Powerful Debugger with breakpoints, step/skip,
copy/paste expect-lite lines right into a running script.
*TIMESTAMP > commands
Library Release (4.1)
use expect-lite as a TCL library
Code blocks (4.2)
While Loop
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Log everything to a file, natively
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Expect an approximate value e.g. 11 is about 10
New features since 2014 Linux Symposium presentation
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We are a leading online travel company in India and committed to our mission of “creating happy travelers.” Through our website, www.yatra.com, our mobile applications and our other associated platforms, leisure and business travelers can explore, research, compare prices and book a wide range of services catering to their travel needs. Since our inception in 2006, more than 4 million customers have used one or more of our comprehensive travel-related services, which include domestic and international air ticketing, hotel bookings, homestays, holiday packages, bus ticketing, rail ticketing, activities and ancillary services. With over 61,000 hotels contracted in over 1,100 cities across India, we are India’s largest platform for domestic hotels. A strong and "trusted" travel brand of India, our strengths include a large and loyal customer base, a multi-channel platform for leisure and business travelers, a robust mobile eco-system for a spectrum of travelers and suppliers, a strong technology platform designed to deliver a high level of scalability and innovation and a seasoned senior management team comprising of industry executives with deep roots in the travel industry in India and abroad.


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The best restaurant i have came across in my entire life.
Value for money. The swimming pool is also great.
The food was delicious. Hospitality was also great.


Online Bookstore.
Many books will be sold in this online bookstore. Users can search for books by book name or book category.
This bookstore has two authorities, one for customers, on for the manager.
Customers can search for books and choose whether to buy them.
Manager can update product data. The manager can be called as the owner of this online bookstore.
The target audience is those who love reading and those who need specific materials to help them finish their tasks. It is also possible that there are some people tending to buy books as the gift.
The problems that can be solve by this online bookstore are listed below:
1. It can save users much time to buy books online. The user can buy what they want with a computer or phone, rather than go to physical stores. And they can easily find the book by the book name or book category. However, if they are in a physical bookstore, it would be hard to find the book. Because there are so many books in one category, and so many editions of one book name. It is time consuming compared with online search.
2. The comment of each book that was posted by previous purchasers can be viewed as the reference for current users. The users can determine whether the book is valuable to buy.
For this web application, when the user asks this website, he/she needs to login in with his/her personal account. If he/she does not have personal account yet, he/she need to register for it firstly. For every time registration, this customer information will be saved into the database. Of course, the customer can login successfully because his information has already been in the database.
The manager can delete accounts by removing the account information from the database. The manager can also update data. For example, he can add stock number when there is not enough books in the stock. He also can change selling price.
There is one special situation. If one kind of book’s sale is not good and do not make profit, the manager can remove this kind of book from bookstore. This book will not be shown on this website.
Ajax can be used to meet all minimum requirements. For example, if there are many books in one category, it is not reasonable to show all of them. The Ajax can solve it. We can set a more button which can be used to show the rest of books. The deletion of one book by the manager, that I have mentioned above, is also the application of Ajax.
There are some aspects to prove that my web application is creative:


The qualifier column specifies the relationship between the annotated gene product and the GO term.
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This article series is part of an even larger series of articles about the relationship between design patterns and category theory.
When asked why I like functional programming so much, I often emphasise the superior modelling ability that I get from algebraic data types. Particularly, languages like F# and Haskell have sum types in addition to the product types that most statically typed languages seem to have.
In short, a sum type gives you the ability to declare, as part of the type system, that a particular data type must be exactly one of a finite list of mutually exclusive options. This differs from common object-oriented sub-typing because class inheritance or interface implementation offers conceptually infinite extensibility. Sometimes, unconstrained extensibility is exactly what you need, but in other cases, the ability to define a closed set of cases can be an effective modelling tool. If you need an easy-to-read introduction to algebraic data types, I recommend Tomas Petricek's fine article Power of mathematics: Reasoning about functional types.
Interestingly, TypeScript has sum types, so they don't have to belong exclusively in the realm of functional programming. In this article series, you'll see an alternative way to represent sum types in C# using Church encoding.
In the 1930s, several mathematicians were investigating the foundations of mathematics. One of them, Alonzo Church, developed lambda calculus as a universal model of computation. In a sense, you can think of lambda calculus as a sort of hypothetical programming language, although it was never designed to be a practical programming language. Even so, you can learn a lot from it.
In the untyped lambda calculus, the only primitive data type is a function. There are no primitive numbers, Boolean values, branching instructions, loops, or anything else you'd normally consider as parts of a programming language. Instead, there's only functions, written as lambda expressions:
λf.λx.f x
This looks opaque and mathematical, but most modern programmers should be familiar with lambda (λ) expressions. The above expression is an anonymous function that takes a single argument: f
. The body of the function is the return value; here, another lambda expression: λx.f x
. This lambda expression also takes a single argument: x
.
In the untyped lambda calculus, everything is a function, so that includes f
and x
. The return value of the entire expression is f x
, which means that the function f
is applied to the value (in fact: function) x
. The entire expression is therefore a higher-order function.
In C#, the corresponding lambda expression would be:
f => x => f(x)
This is a lambda expression that returns another lambda expression, which again returns the result of calling the function f
with the value x
.
In F#, it would be:
fun f -> fun x -> f x
and in Haskell, it would be:
\f -> \x -> f x
In both Haskell and F#, functions are already curried, so you can shorten that Haskell lambda expression to:
\f x -> f x
and the F# lambda expression to:
fun f x -> f x
This looks more like a function that takes two arguments, so alternatively, via uncurry isomorphisms, you can also write the C# representation like this:
(f, x) => f(x)
Those six lambda expressions, however, are statically typed, even though they're generic (or, as Haskellers would put it, parametric polymorphic). This means that they're not entirely equal to λf.λx.f x
, but it should give you a sense of what a lambda expression is.
It turns out that using nothing but lambda expressions, one can express any computation; lambda calculus is Turing-complete.
Since languages like C#, F#, Haskell, and others, include lambda expressions, you can reproduce as much of the lambda calculus as you'd like. In this article series, I'll mainly use it to show you how to represent sum types in C#. Later, you'll see how it relates to design patterns.
These articles give you examples in C#. For Haskell examples, I found Travis Whitaker's article Scrap Your Constructors: Church Encoding Algebraic Types useful.
All C# code for these articles is available on GitHub.
You can use lambda expressions to define all sorts of data types and computations. Because lambda calculus is a universal model of computation, you can learn about fundamental representations of computation. Particularly, lambda calculus offers a model of logical branching, which again teaches us how to model sum types.
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Ryanair's 'abusive' hand luggage fee banned by Spanish court
by Alex DanielRyanair’s policy of charging customers for hand luggage has been ruled “abusive” by a Spanish court, and subsequently banned in the country.
The charge, introduced last year, forces passengers to pay an extra fee if they want to bring anything more than one personal item into the cabin.
Read more: Ryanair ‘saving millions’ in unclaimed compensation
However, a passenger travelling from Madrid to Brussels too the budget flyer to court, after staff forced her to pay €20 (£17), to bring 10 kilograms of luggage onto the plane.
Today, the court ordered Ryanair to refund her the €20 plus interest, but rejected her demand for compensation of a further €10 for the suffering she experienced.
It is the second time the carrier has got into trouble over its cabin baggage policy this year. In February, Italy’s antitrust authority fined Ryanair €3m, because it amounted to raising ticket prices in a “non-transparent” manner.
However, the fines were cancelled after Ryanair and Wizz Air, which was fined €1m over the same matter, appealed the decision.
The Spanish judge ruled that the hand luggage, by size and weight, could be easily carried in the cabin, pointing to a Spanish regulation that allows passengers to take hand luggage on board at no additional cost.
The judge characterised the charge as abusive, adding that it “curtailed the rights that the passenger has recognised by law”, and declared it invalid in Spain.
Read more: Ryanair will ask for IAG divestments in €1bn Air Europa deal
“This ruling will not affect Ryanair’s baggage policy, as it misquoted the European Court of Justice and misinterpreted the airlines’ commercial freedom to determine the size of their cabin baggage,” Ryanair said.
When asked if it was planning to ignore the Spanish ruling or appeal it in the European Court of Justice, Ryanair declined to comment.


selgascano's design for second home hollywood sees 60 oval-shaped offices set in nature
by philip stevenssecond home, the co-working business for entrepreneurs and innovators, has opened its first U.S. location in los angeles. ‘second home hollywood’, also known as ‘holLA’, is described by its architect selgascano as ‘a collection of several recipes and ingredients of a california cocktail’. prior to the project, which has been photographed here by iwan baan, the site was home to two structures: a building designed in 1964 by american architect paul williams, which has been retained and reused as part of the campus; and a second building which has been demolished and replaced with a garden that contains 60 oval-shaped offices and meeting rooms.
for this part of the project, selgascano designed oval-shaped offices of different sizes which are scattered around second home’s lushly vegetated garden. wrapped in transparent curved walls, the 60 rooms offer panoramic views of the surrounding plant life — immersing the offices in nature. meanwhile, the previously existing building designed by paul williams has been repurposed as the campus’ main entrance. the structure contains 320 roaming workplaces on the ground floor and 200 dedicated workspaces on the first floor. common spaces such as a café, a bar, a restaurant, an events and conference hall, break out areas, and open terraces are found throughout the building.
the architects say that the project’s main focus was on the outdoor environment, with the design of the interior spaces taking a back seat. ‘in second home hollywood, instead of bringing the garden inside the office, we have brought the office out to the garden,’ selgascano explains. a network of paths connects the 60 offices, with LA’s mild climate ensuring that the garden can be used year-round. it is estimated that more than 10,000 plants and trees — in addition to a diverse wildlife population — now occupy the site.
as those occupying the site have to co-exist with living things other than humans, selgascano describes the scheme as an experiment for the average office worker. the design team also points out that, among other benefits, the plants provides shade, thus helping to reduce the site’s temperature. meanwhile, the clear façade eliminates the need for artificial lighting, while three operable openings allow for natural cross-ventilation. furthermore, water collected on site is stored in two cisterns to be used for irrigation. ‘what previously was a parking lot is now a garden,’ says selgascano. ‘it is one of the few private developments in history in which the footprint of the built-environment has been returned to natural-environment.’ see designboom’s previous coverage of the project here.
project info:
location: los angeles, california
design years: 2015 – 2017
construction years: 2017 – 2019
architect: selgascano
principal(s) in charge: josé selgas, lucía cano
project team: diego cano-lasso, maría levene, inés olavarrieta, paolo tringali, sixto cordero, víctor jiménez, sara ouass, pilar cano-lasso, catalina vázquez, juan josé muñoz muñoz, julian ocampo, juan saez pedraja
client: second home
consultants —
structural engineer: walter p.moore
mechanical engineer: henderson engineers INC
interior designer: selgascano
landscape architect: selgascano / second home
civil engineer: KPFF consulting engineers
others —
general contractor: swinerton / second home USA
program: coworking offices
structural system: mixed: CLT, concrete, and steel
major materials: acrylic, glass, CLT, concrete and steel
site area: 90,854 sqf
building area: 40,340 sqf
total floor area: 67,520 sqf
cost of construction: $20 million USD


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by Mary Clare JalonickWASHINGTON (AP) — Energy Secretary Rick Perry is being called to testify in the House impeachment inquiry.
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Heroin originated from Germany by the Bayer pharmaceutical company and it was sold in the market as a treatment for an illness, tuberculosis. It was also sold as a remedy for morphine addiction also known as the "Soldier's Disease". Heroin originated from Germany by the Bayer pharmaceutical company and it was sold in the market as a treatment for an illness, tuberculosis. Heroin is usually made from the resin; a sticky flammable organic structure that is insoluble in water. First removed from the pod of the poppy flower is a fluid, a sap-like opium. The opium was refined to make morphine and synthesize it to different kinds of heroin. The purest form of heroin looks like a fine white powder. It can be injected, smoked, and inhaled by snorting or sniffing.
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The heroin is converted back to morphine when it enters the brain which binds to opioid receptors. The receptors are located in many areas of the brain and also in the body. Heroin overdoses usually involve suppression of breathing that may lead to death because it affects the amount of oxygen that reaches the brain in other term, hypoxia. Hypoxia can have long-term psychological and neurological effects, including coma and permanent damage in the brain.


FEAR AND LOATHING IN LAS VEGAS
A Film Review by James Berardinelli
RATING: ** OUT OF ****
United States, 1998 U.S. Release Date: 5/22/98 (wide) Running Length: 2:05 MPAA Classification: R (Drugs, grotesqueness, vomit, profanity) Theatrical Aspect Ratio: 2.35:1
Cast: Johnny Depp, Benicio Del Toro, Christina Ricci, Gary Busey, Ellen Barkin Director: Terry Gilliam Producers: Patrick Cassavetti, Laila Nabulsi Screenplay: Terry Gilliam, Tony Grisoni, Tod Davies, and Alex Cox, based on the novel by Hunter S. Thompson Cinematography: Nicola Pecorini Music: Ray Cooper U.S. Distributor: Universal Pictures
It's too bad the title THE GOOD, THE BAD, AND THE UGLY was already taken, because it would have been the perfect moniker for FEAR AND LOATHING IN LAS VEGAS, Terry Gilliam's adaptation of Hunter S. Thompson's book (emphasis on "the bad and the ugly" part). It's always a risky endeavor to fashion a motion picture based on an "unfilmable" novel -- even to try demands a director with a lion's share of chutzpah. Gilliam, the American member of the Monty Python troupe, certainly has that quality, but his efforts here have met with what can charitably be called mixed results. From time-to-time, FEAR AND LOATHING IN LAS VEGAS is darn funny, but those moments of seemingly-inspired humor are more than offset by the rest of the movie, which is nearly unwatchable.
The film's plot is thin, but then the book, which is a stream-of- consciousness affair, is more interested in making pithy observations and developing a tone than in presenting a narrative. One thing Gilliam does well is to capture Thompson's style and unleash it on the screen. However, I'm not sure that's a good thing. After all, there is a reason why books are books and movies are movies, and FEAR AND LOATHING IN LAS VEGAS makes a pretty good case that the two don't always mix.
Back to the storyline: Raoul Duke (Johnny Depp), who is a fictional representation of the book's protagonist, author Thompson, is headed to Las Vegas in the company of his "Samoan lawyer," Dr. Gonzo (Benicio Del Toro, looking more bloated than Robert De Niro in the closing moments of RAGING BULL). The year is 1971, and Duke's ostensible reason for the journey is to cover the $50,000 Mint 400 Desert Race, but his real motivation seems to be to see how many Vegas hotel rooms he can trash and how many different concoctions of grass, cocaine, alcohol, uppers, mescaline, and acid he can imbibe. After being attacked by hallucinatory bats during the trek across the desert, the pair arrives on the strip before the end of the first reel, checks into their room, and spends the rest of the movie getting stoned and taking the audience on a bizarre visual journey that would make Oliver Stone proud.
I'm sure the idea of the film is to give the viewer the sense of inhabiting Duke's shoes -- that's what all the weird angles, distorted shots, and red lighting are for. However, being in a theater watching a couple of wasted characters is not anything like being under the influence of a mind-altering drug (or so I'm told). It doesn't take long for the movie-goer to recognize all of the visual trickery as a gimmick designed to camouflage the fact that the film doesn't go anywhere: the plot is repetitious and the protagonist is a lifeless caricature.
In this picture, the narrator has more lines than the characters. This is one of those rare movies when the technique of having a narrator works, primarily because every amusing or insightful comment made during the far-too-long running length is contained in the voiceover. Here's where we learn that the message behind FEAR AND LOATHING IN LAS VEGAS is to illustrate how 1971 was a turning point in the drug culture -- the year that the innocence and empowerment of the late '60s turned rancid, leaving users burned-out and broken instead of free and flying high. As one might expect, Gilliam also takes a few corrosive shots at middle- class America. The most obvious of these occurs during the film's funniest sequence: an anti-drug "information session" attended by Duke, Gonzo, and dozens of white bread, out-of-uniform cops.
Johnny Depp is the kind of actor who always seems willing to try something new. During his uneven career, he has played everything from Edward Scissorhands to Donnie Brasco. As Duke, Depp gives a wonderful physical performance with no emotional depth. He has the rubber-legged actions of his character right ("a total loss of motor skills... a loss of communication with the spinal column"), but doesn't give us any reason to care about Duke. He's like Steve Martin in THE JERK, only much, much less inspired. Meanwhile, the most impressive thing about Benicio Del Toro is how thoroughly he manages to hide his good looks beneath hair, rolls of fat, and drying bodily fluids. Christina Ricci, the excellent young actress who is continuing her quest to re-shape her image from cute to tawdry (see also THE ICE STORM, and the yet-to-be-released BUFFALO 66 and THE OPPOSITE OF SEX), has a small role as an artist named Lucy. There are other cameos as well, including Gary Busey, Ellen Barkin, Mark Harmon, and Cameron Diaz.
One criticism that has been leveled against FEAR AND LOATHING IN LAS VEGAS is that it glorifies drug use. I'm not sure how anyone who has seen the film can make that statement, since the movie reduces chronic users to the level of barely-functional zombies awash in degeneracy. Gilliam has said that his intention was to make the film "ugly," and he has achieved that aim. Visually and viscerally, there is a connection between FEAR AND LOATHING IN LAS VEGAS and TRAINSPOTTING, albeit with two critical differences: the British picture developed real characters and didn't go on and on and on, ad nauesum, like this one.
While I'm not recommending the movie to anyone interested in either (a) mainstream entertainment, or (b) something with a coherent narrative, the film has the look and feel of a picture that's destined for cult status. It's the kind of movie that plays at midnight showings during film festivals and generates a small-but-devoted legion of fans who attend conventions and boast about how many hundreds of times they've watched it. Ultimately, however, while this die-hard group will call Gilliam a genius and genuflect every time his name is mentioned, the rest of us will recall the movie version of FEAR AND LOATHING IN LAS VEGAS as a bad trip.
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Drew's Game Corner is a small gaming lounge where we connect you with your local community through various types of game.
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Recipe 12.5. Converting an XML Document into a Tree of Python ObjectsCredit: John Bair, Christoph Dietze ProblemYou want to load an XML document into memory, but you don't like the complicated access procedures of DOM. You'd prefer something more Pythonicspecifically, you'd like to map the document into a tree of Python objects. SolutionTo build our tree of objects, we can directly wrap the fast expat parser: from xml.parsers import expat class Element(object): ''' A parsed XML element ''' def _ _init_ _(self, name, attributes): # Record tagname and attributes dictionary self.name = name self.attributes = attributes # Initialize the element's cdata and children to empty self.cdata = '' self.children = [ ] def addChild(self, element): self.children.append(element) def getAttribute(self, key): return self.attributes.get(key) def getData(self): return self.cdata def getElements(self, name=''): if name: return [c for c in self.children if c.name == name] else: return list(self.children) class Xml2Obj(object) ''' XML to Object converter ''' def _ _init_ _(self): self.root = None self.nodeStack = [ ] def StartElement(self, name, attributes): 'Expat start element event handler' # Instantiate an Element object element = Element(name.encode( ), attributes) # Push element onto the stack and make it a child of parent if self.nodeStack: parent = self.nodeStack[-1] parent.addChild(element) else: self.root = element self.nodeStack.append(element) def EndElement(self, name): 'Expat end element event handler' self.nodeStack[-1].pop( ) def CharacterData(self, data): 'Expat character data event handler' if data.strip( ): data = data.encode( ) element = self.nodeStack[-1] element.cdata += data def Parse(self, filename): # Create an Expat parser Parser = expat.ParserCreate( ) # Set the Expat event handlers to our methods Parser.StartElementHandler = self.StartElement Parser.EndElementHandler = self.EndElement Parser.CharacterDataHandler = self.CharacterData # Parse the XML File ParserStatus = Parser.Parse(open(filename).read( ), 1) return self.root parser = Xml2Obj( ) root_element = parser.Parse('sample.xml') DiscussionI saw Christoph Dietze's recipe (http://aspn.activestate.com/ASPN/Cookbook/Python/Recipe/116539) about turning the structure of an XML document into a simple combination of dictionaries and lists and thought it was a really good idea. This recipe is a variation on that idea, with several differences. For maximum speed, the recipe uses the low-level expat parser directly. It would get no real added value from the richer SAX interface, much less from the slow and memory-hungry DOM approach. Building the parent-children connections is not hard even with an event-driven interface, as this recipe shows by using a simple stack for the purpose. The main difference with respect to Dietze's original idea is that this recipe loads the XML document into a tree of Python objects (rather than a combination of dictionaries and lists), one per node, with nicely named attributes allowing access to each node's characteristicstagname, attributes (as a Python dictionary), character data (i.e., cdata in XML parlance) and children elements (as a Python list). The various accessor methods of class Element are, of course, optional. You might prefer to access the attributes directly. I think they add no complexity and look nicer, but, obviously, your tastes may differ. This is, after all, just a recipe, so feel free to alter the mix of seasonings at will! You can find other similar ideas (e.g., bypass the DOM, build something more Pythonic as the memory representation of an XML document) in many other excellent and more complete projects, such as PyRXP (http://www.reportlab.org/pyrxp.html), ElementTree (http://effbot.org/zone/element-index.htm), and XIST (http://www.livinglogic.de/Python/xist/). See AlsoLibrary Reference and Python in a Nutshell document the built-in XML support in the Python Standard Library, and xml.parsers.expat in particular. PyRXP is at http://www.reportlab.org/pyrxp.html; ElementTree is at http://effbot.org/zone/element-index.htm; XIST is at http://www.livinglogic.de/Python/xist/. |


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What exactly is the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C)?
Well, they’re an international consortium made up of member organizations who work together with the public to develop web standards. They want to make sure the web does not become fragmented by incompatible technologies and vested interests. To this end, they keep everything open source. They’re also involved in education and outreach and see themselves as a forum for open discussion about the web.
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W3C’s global initiatives also include nurturing liaisons with national, regional and international organizations around the globe. These contacts help W3C maintain a culture of global participation in the development of the World Wide Web. W3C coordinates particularly closely with other organizations that are developing standards for the Web or Internet in order to enable clear progress.
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In 2018 the local government released an edict in which the city was painted white with blue accents and the old town was painted yellow. In Mombasa County and the former Coast Province, Mombasa's situation on the Indian Ocean made it a historical trading center,[4] and it has been controlled by many countries because of its strategic location.


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Class BaseToolWindow<T>
A base class that makes it easier to use tool windows.
Inheritance
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Namespace: Community.VisualStudio.Toolkit
Assembly: Community.VisualStudio.Toolkit.dll
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public abstract class BaseToolWindow<T> : IToolWindowProvider where T : BaseToolWindow<T>, new()
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| T | The implementation type itself. |
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public class TestToolWindow : BaseToolWindow<TestToolWindow>
{
public override string GetTitle(int toolWindowId) => "Test Window";
public override Type PaneType => typeof(Pane);
public override async Task<FrameworkElement> CreateAsync(int toolWindowId, CancellationToken cancellationToken)
{
await ThreadHelper.JoinableTaskFactory.SwitchToMainThreadAsync(cancellationToken);
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[Guid("d0050678-2e4f-4a93-adcb-af1370da941d")]
public class Pane : ToolWindowPane
{
public Pane()
{
BitmapImageMoniker = KnownMonikers.Test;
}
}
}
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The package class that initialized this class.
Declaration
protected ToolkitPackage Package { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
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PaneType
Gets the type of Microsoft.VisualStudio.Shell.ToolWindowPane that will be created for this tool window.
Declaration
public abstract Type PaneType { get; }
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| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Type |
Methods
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Creates the UI element that will be shown in the tool window. Use this method to create the user control or any other UI element that you want to show in the tool window.
Declaration
public abstract Task<FrameworkElement> CreateAsync(int toolWindowId, CancellationToken cancellationToken)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Int32 | toolWindowId | The ID of the tool window instance being created for a multi-instance tool window. |
| System.Threading.CancellationToken | cancellationToken | The cancellation token to use when performing asynchronous operations. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Threading.Tasks.Task<System.Windows.FrameworkElement> | The UI element to show in the tool window. |
GetTitle(Int32)
Gets the title to show in the tool window.
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public abstract string GetTitle(int toolWindowId)
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| System.Int32 | toolWindowId | The ID of the tool window for a multi-instance tool window. |
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Initialize(ToolkitPackage)
Initializes the tool window. This method must be called from the Microsoft.VisualStudio.Shell.AsyncPackage.InitializeAsync(System.Threading.CancellationToken, System.IProgress<Microsoft.VisualStudio.Shell.ServiceProgressData>) method for the tool window to work.
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public static void Initialize(ToolkitPackage package)
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ShowAsync(Int32, Boolean)
Shows the tool window. The tool window will be created if it does not already exist.
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public static Task<ToolWindowPane> ShowAsync(int id = 0, bool create = true)
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| Type | Name | Description |
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| System.Int32 | id | The ID of the instance of the tool window for multi-instance tool windows. |
| System.Boolean | create | Whether to create the tool window if it does not already exist. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
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| System.Threading.Tasks.Task<Microsoft.VisualStudio.Shell.ToolWindowPane> | A task that returns the Microsoft.VisualStudio.Shell.ToolWindowPane if the tool window already exists or was created, or a task that returns null if the tool window does not exist and was not created. |


Represents a stream of bytes.
| public default nothrow | ByteStream(ByteStream&&) |
| suppress | ByteStream(const ByteStream&) |
| public virtual default | ~ByteStream() |
| public void | CopyTo(ByteStream& destination) | Copies the rest of the stream starting from current stream position to a destination stream using a 16K buffer. |
| public void | CopyTo(ByteStream& destination, long bufferSize) | Copies the rest of the stream starting from current stream position to a destination stream using a buffer with the given size. |
| public virtual void | Flush() | If there's buffered data, writes it to the stream. Otherwise does nothing. |
| public abstract long | Read(byte* buf, long count) | Reads at most count bytes into buf and returns the number of bytes read. If an error is detected, throws an exception. |
| public abstract int | ReadByte() | Reads one byte from the stream. Returns the byte read, or -1 if end of stream is encountered. If an error is detected, throws an exception. |
| public virtual void | Seek(long pos, Origin origin) | Sets the current stream position, if this stream type supports it. Otherwise throws a FileSystemException . |
| public virtual long | Tell() | Returns the current stream position, if this stream type supports it. Otherwise throws a FileSystemException . |
| public abstract void | Write(byte x) | Writes a byte to the stream. If an error is detected, throws an exception. |
| public abstract void | Write(byte* buf, long count) | Writes count bytes from buf to the stream. If an error is detected, throws an exception. |
| public default nothrow void | operator=(ByteStream&&) | |
| suppress void | operator=(const ByteStream&) |
Copies the rest of the stream starting from current stream position to a destination stream using a 16K buffer.
Copies the rest of the stream starting from current stream position to a destination stream using a buffer with the given size.
If there's buffered data, writes it to the stream. Otherwise does nothing.
Reads at most count bytes into buf and returns the number of bytes read. If an error is detected, throws an exception.
Reads one byte from the stream. Returns the byte read, or -1 if end of stream is encountered. If an error is detected, throws an exception.
Sets the current stream position, if this stream type supports it. Otherwise throws a FileSystemException .
Returns the current stream position, if this stream type supports it. Otherwise throws a FileSystemException .
Writes a byte to the stream. If an error is detected, throws an exception.
Writes count bytes from buf to the stream. If an error is detected, throws an exception.


Lawan congratulates Lyon, Bello
By Sanni Onogu, Abuja
Senate President, Ahmad Lawan, on Monday congratulated the All Progressives Congress (APC) and its candidates on their victory in the governorship elections in Kogi and Bayelsa states.
Lawan in a statement by Special Adviser (Media), Ola Awoniyi, particularly rejoiced with the Kogi State Governor Yahaya Bello on his re-election and David Lyon for making history as the first governor Bayelsa has elected on a platform different from the outgoing ruling party in the state.
He lauded President Muhammadu Buhari for ensuring a level playing field that enabled the people to assert their sovereignty and choose their leaders.
“The impressive turnout of voters in the two states is a ringing endorsement of democracy by Nigerians as their preferred system, notwithstanding its current challenges,” Lawan said.
Read Also: Buhari congratulates Gov Bello on re-election
Lawan also thanked the security personnel for their sacrifices for peace and order in the face of great difficulties.
The Senate President enjoined the winners to be magnanimous in victory by accommodating all sections of the state in their governments and development agenda.
Lawan also admonished the electoral umpire to learn from the challenges experienced in the two states with a view to constantly improving its institutional performance and the electoral process.
The Senate President called on the relevant agencies to ensure thorough prosecution of the electoral offenders in the two states to serve as a deterrence to others.


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FOP Status
Current Status of FOP
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[last updated 9 January 2007]
This is the development status of Apache FOP. Development on the maintenance branch where FOP 0.20.5 came from has been halted. The code base has been largely redesigned. The new code base has reached release 0.94.
Development Status
The FOP code base has been largely rewritten, to address design issues for layout and performance. The new design makes it better possible to be conformant to the spec and be able to handle large documents.
The redesign of the code base has largely been completed. The new code reached production quality with release 0.93. In the course of 2007 we plan to release version 1.0.
If you're looking for a long-term road-map we have to disappoint you. This is Open Source and we're mostly volunteers working in their free time. What we have is an idea where we want to go. How fast we get there depends on the available time, on how well our ideas work out while developing and on you! There's a document in the Wiki where you can get a glimpse of what points we're currently focusing on.
Status of the individual components
Not all the components of FOP currently have the same quality. The following table tries to give you an overview:
| Component | Status |
|---|---|
| API | stable |
| FO Tree | stable |
| Layout Engine | stable |
| Area Tree | stable |
| Intermediate Format Support | stable (could use a speed upgrade) |
| PDF (Library and Renderer) | stable (SVG: stable) |
| PostScript | stable (SVG: stable with restrictions) |
| Java2D, AWT, Bitmap Renderers | stable |
| Text Renderer | stable (not much feedback) |
| RTF Handler | beta, restricted functionality compared to PDF/PS |
| PCL Renderer | stable (not much feedback) |
| AFP Renderer | status unknown (not much feedback) |
| SVG Renderer | non-functional in sandbox, help needed |
| Font Support | stable |
| Image Support | stable, but in need of a redesign |
| Hyphenation Subsystem | stable |
Maintenance Status
The latest release of the maintenance branch is FOP 0.20.5, released on July 18th, 2003. The maintenance branch has been frozen in 2004 so the team can concentrate on the new code base.


Independence Seaport Museum
Independence Seaport Museum maintains one of the largest maritime collections in North America, combining more than 25,000 artifacts with hands-on exhibits and large-scale ship models. The Museum is currently constructing a full-size waterline model of an American topsail schooner of the late 18th century period. During construction, visitors can experience the atmosphere at one of Philadelphia’s first shipyards while getting hands-on and trying out traditional boatbuilding techniques. Additionally, the Museum features a traditional wooden boat shop, the J. Welles Henderson Archives and Library and a 530-seat concert hall, home to the Penn’s Landing Playhouse. The Museum also includes two National Historic Landmark ships—the Spanish-American War cruiser, Olympia, and the World War II submarine Becuna.
Admission is $15.00 for Adults, $10 for children 3-12 and Seniors, Museum members and children 2 and under are free.


Fermanagh firm Tracey Brothers wins contract to restore Grand Opera House
by Ryan McAleerFERMANAGH construction firm Tracey Brothers has been awarded the multimillion pound contract for the redevelopment of the Grand Opera House in Belfast.
The contract, valued at £7.5m, covers a two-year period, with works expected to start on January 26.
Based just outside Enniskillen, Tracey Brothers’ portfolio of restoration projects around Belfast includes Parliament Buildings at Stormont, Crumlin Road Goal and the SS Nomadic and Hamilton Dock in the Titanic Quarter.
It’s thought the Grand Opera House could close for around 10 months during the restoration programme, with the reopening earmarked for December 2020 to mark the listed building’s 125th anniversary.
A consultation carried out by the trustees of the Grand Opera House earlier in the year identified 119 roles potentially at risk of redundancy.
Around 40 jobs will be retained during the closure period. The trust said its other staff have been offered extended unpaid leave or voluntary redundancy.
Plans for the major restoration of the landmark building on Great Victoria Street were initially announced in 2017. Planning approval was granted by Belfast City Council in July 2019.
The Grand Opera House was last restored during the 1970s, and reopened in 1980.
In March, the trustees for the opera house received just under £5m from the heritage lottery fund.
Up to six firms were believed to have been in the running for the job.
The work will see Tracey Brothers refurbish the existing auditorium along with the bars and circulation areas of the opera house.
Tracey Brothers is owned by Gabriel and Richard Tracey. The latest accounts published by the company show it generated £28.8m in revenue for the year to March 31 2018, turning a pre-tax profit of £1.7m.
Recent major projects include the new South West College campus in Enniskillen and the St Patrick’s Academy campus in Dungannon.


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