Functions | |
| (NSArray *) | - CrystalAchievements::getAchievementsUnlocked |
| Retrieve the achievements unlocked, including the current user. | |
| (void) | - CrystalLeaderboards::downloadLeaderboardDataForID: |
| Initiate the download of leaderboard data for the supplied leaderboard ID If the leaderboard data for the specified leaderboardID is already downloaded for this game session the data will not be updated from the server to avoid excessive server load. When the leaderboard data has been downloaded the crystalLeaderboardUpdated: method will be called on CrystalLeaderboardDelegate. There is no indication of an error while downloading the leaderboard data and there is no need to manually retry the process. | |
| (NSArray *) | - CrystalLeaderboards::top20EntriesForLeaderboardID: |
| Retrieve the top 20 entries for the specified leaderboard. | |
| (NSArray *) | - CrystalLeaderboards::top20FriendsForLeaderboardID: |
| Retrieve the top 20 friends for the specified leaderboard, including the current user. | |
| (NSArray *) | - CrystalLeaderboards::random20ForLeaderboardID: |
| Retrieve a random selection of 20 entries for the specified leaderboard. | |
| (NSDictionary *) | - CrystalLeaderboards::currentUserEntryForLeaderboardID: |
| Retrieve the data for the current user for the specified leaderboard. | |
Properties | |
| LeaderboardEntry | CrystalUnityBasic::CurrentUserEntryForLeaderboard [get] |
| Retrieve the data for the current user for the specified leaderboard. |
| - (NSDictionary*) currentUserEntryForLeaderboardID: | (NSString *) | leaderboardID |
Retrieve the data for the current user for the specified leaderboard.
| - (void) downloadLeaderboardDataForID: | (NSString *) | leaderboardID |
Initiate the download of leaderboard data for the supplied leaderboard ID If the leaderboard data for the specified leaderboardID is already downloaded for this game session the data will not be updated from the server to avoid excessive server load. When the leaderboard data has been downloaded the crystalLeaderboardUpdated: method will be called on CrystalLeaderboardDelegate. There is no indication of an error while downloading the leaderboard data and there is no need to manually retry the process.
| - (NSArray*) getAchievementsUnlocked |
Retrieve the achievements unlocked, including the current user.
| - (NSArray*) random20ForLeaderboardID: | (NSString *) | leaderboardID |
Retrieve a random selection of 20 entries for the specified leaderboard.
| - (NSArray*) top20EntriesForLeaderboardID: | (NSString *) | leaderboardID |
Retrieve the top 20 entries for the specified leaderboard.
| - (NSArray*) top20FriendsForLeaderboardID: | (NSString *) | leaderboardID |
Retrieve the top 20 friends for the specified leaderboard, including the current user.
LeaderboardEntry CrystalUnityBasic::CurrentUserEntryForLeaderboard [get, inherited] |
Retrieve the data for the current user for the specified leaderboard.


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flow-cat [-aghmp] [-b big|little] [-C comment] [-d debug_level] [-o filename] [-t start_time] [-T start_time] [-z z_level] [file|directory...]
The flow-cat utility processes files and/or directories of files in the flow-tools format. The resulting concatenated data set is written to the standard output or file specified by -o. If file is a single dash (`-') or absent, flow-cat will read from the standard input.
Do not ignore filenames that begin with tmp.
Byte order of output.
Add a comment.
Enable debugging.
Sort file list by capture start time before processing.
Display help.
Disable the use of mmap().
Preload headers. Use to preserve meta information such as lost flows.
Write to file instead of the standard out.
Select flow files up to start_time. If used with -T select files between start_time and end_time.
Select flow files after end_time. If used with -t select files between start_time and end_time.
Configure compression level to z_level. 0 is disabled (no compression), 9 is highest compression.
Process the files and/or directory.
Concatenate all flow files begining with ft-v05.2001-05.01, use flow-print to display the results.
flow-cat ft-v05.2001-05-01.* | flow-print
Concatenate flow files in /flows/krc4, store store the output in compressed.flows at compression level 9 (best). The headers are preloaded so various metadata such as the flow count is correct in the result. Filenames begining with tmp which are typically in-progress flow files from flow-capture are not processed.
flow-cat -p -z9 /flows/krc4 > compressed.flows


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Bond 0.9
Bond Standard Library API Documentation
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Functions for testing the values of types. More...
Functions | |
| bool | Bond::IsAlnum (int c) |
| Returns whether a character is alphanumeric (i.e. a decimal digit or an upper or lower case letter). More... | |
| bool | Bond::IsAlpha (int c) |
| Returns whether a character is alphabetic (.i.e. an upper or lower case letter). More... | |
| bool | Bond::IsBlank (int c) |
| Returns whether a character is a whitespace character used for separating words in a sentence. More... | |
| bool | Bond::IsCntrl (int c) |
| Returns whether a character is a control character (i.e. a non-printable character). More... | |
| bool | Bond::IsDigit (int c) |
| Returns whether a character is a decimal digit. More... | |
| bool | Bond::IsGraph (int c) |
| Returns whether a character has a graphical representation (i.e. it is printable and is not a space). More... | |
| bool | Bond::IsLower (int c) |
| Returns whether a character is a lower case letter. More... | |
| bool | Bond::IsPrint (int c) |
| Returns whether a character is a printable character (i.e. it occupies space on a display). More... | |
| bool | Bond::IsPunct (int c) |
| Returns whether a character is a punctuation character. More... | |
| bool | Bond::IsSpace (int c) |
| Returns whether a character is a whitespace character. More... | |
| bool | Bond::IsUpper (int c) |
| Returns whether a character is an upper case letter. More... | |
| bool | Bond::IsXDigit (int c) |
| Returns whether a character is a hexadecimal digit character. (i.e. the digits 0 through 9 and upper and lower case letters A through F). More... | |
| int | Bond::ToLower (int c) |
| Returns an upper case letter converted to lower case. If the given character is not an upper case letter, it is returned unchanged. More... | |
| int | Bond::ToUpper (int c) |
| Returns lower case letter converted to upper case. If the given character is not a lower case letter, it is returned unchanged. More... | |
Functions for testing the values of types.
| bool Bond::IsAlnum | ( | int | c | ) |
Returns whether a character is alphanumeric (i.e. a decimal digit or an upper or lower case letter).
| bool Bond::IsAlpha | ( | int | c | ) |
Returns whether a character is alphabetic (.i.e. an upper or lower case letter).
| bool Bond::IsBlank | ( | int | c | ) |
Returns whether a character is a whitespace character used for separating words in a sentence.
| bool Bond::IsCntrl | ( | int | c | ) |
Returns whether a character is a control character (i.e. a non-printable character).
| bool Bond::IsDigit | ( | int | c | ) |
Returns whether a character is a decimal digit.
| bool Bond::IsGraph | ( | int | c | ) |
Returns whether a character has a graphical representation (i.e. it is printable and is not a space).
| bool Bond::IsLower | ( | int | c | ) |
Returns whether a character is a lower case letter.
| bool Bond::IsPrint | ( | int | c | ) |
Returns whether a character is a printable character (i.e. it occupies space on a display).
| bool Bond::IsPunct | ( | int | c | ) |
Returns whether a character is a punctuation character.
| bool Bond::IsSpace | ( | int | c | ) |
Returns whether a character is a whitespace character.
| bool Bond::IsUpper | ( | int | c | ) |
Returns whether a character is an upper case letter.
| bool Bond::IsXDigit | ( | int | c | ) |
Returns whether a character is a hexadecimal digit character. (i.e. the digits 0 through 9 and upper and lower case letters A through F).
| int Bond::ToLower | ( | int | c | ) |
Returns an upper case letter converted to lower case. If the given character is not an upper case letter, it is returned unchanged.
| int Bond::ToUpper | ( | int | c | ) |
Returns lower case letter converted to upper case. If the given character is not a lower case letter, it is returned unchanged.


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Tata Steel plans to scrap around 3,000 jobs in Europe -source
by ReutersAMSTERDAM — Tata Steel is planning to scrap around 3,000 jobs in Europe, a source with knowledge of the plans told Reuters on Monday.
The source said over half of the redundancies are planned at the company’s Dutch operations. Detailed plans have yet to be drawn up, he said. (Reporting by Bart Meijer; Editing by Susan Fenton)


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This class serves as wrapper for the cpp ping and pong solvers.
More...
This class serves as wrapper for the cpp ping and pong solvers.
◆ __init__()
| def solver_wrappers.cpp_ping_pong.ping_pong_wrapper.PingPongWrapper.__init__ |
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| def solver_wrappers.cpp_ping_pong.ping_pong_wrapper.PingPongWrapper.Finalize |
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| def solver_wrappers.cpp_ping_pong.ping_pong_wrapper.PingPongWrapper.Initialize |
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| def solver_wrappers.cpp_ping_pong.ping_pong_wrapper.PingPongWrapper.SolveSolutionStep |
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| solver_wrappers.cpp_ping_pong.ping_pong_wrapper.PingPongWrapper.mp |
◆ rv
| solver_wrappers.cpp_ping_pong.ping_pong_wrapper.PingPongWrapper.rv |
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- /home/runner/work/Documentation/Documentation/master/applications/CoSimulationApplication/python_scripts/solver_wrappers/cpp_ping_pong/ping_pong_wrapper.py


Work Day Scheduler
A simple calendar app for scheduling your work day
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Foos is a small personal project, designed with just three purposes in mind:
Foos front-end is built upon AngularJS and AngularUI.
The server is built using ServiceStack. I am currently using ServiceStack.Ormlite for back-end persistence, but may change the database layer to something more customized, due to personal preference over ORMs in general.
The restful api can be viewed at /metadata.
Debugging logs can be viewed at /requestlogs. This will likely be disabled if Foos ever gets hosted publicly and/or taken seriously.
Foos is an open source project, licensed under the Apache License.
You can follow or fork this project's progress at https://github.com/trentdm/Foos.


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def read_dialogue_file(filename):
with io.open(filename, "r") as f:
dialogue_json = f.read()
return jsonpickle.loads(dialogue_json)
def write_text_to_file(tmpdir, filename, text):
def read_dialogue_file(filename):
return jsonpickle.loads(utils.read_file(filename))
def write_text_to_file(tmpdir, filename, text):


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I know its kinda late to let you know about the making of It's Y!ou campaign by Yahoo!, but still. I still am inspired and moved by this making! Enjoy!


This plugin adds a sortable
decorator to Ractive, which enables elements that correspond to array members to be re-ordered using the HTML5 drag and drop API. Doing so will update the order of the array.
When the user drags the source element over a target element, the target element will have a class name added to it. This allows you to render the target differently (e.g. hide the text, add a dashed border, whatever). By default this class name is 'droptarget'.
You can configure the class name with the following:
Ractive.decorators.sortable.targetClass = 'aDifferentClassName';


It is possible to write scripts that can be run with Ameol that will automatically perform tasks using CIX Forums.
Examples of such scripts can be found in the Script directory of your Ameol installation. You can add a script to the out basket by using the Scripts command in the File Menu.
This section is not intended to be a complete guide on how to write scripts, rather it is a listing of the commands and functions available. For more information about writing scripts, study the supplied examples, and ask in the ameol_reg forum on CIX Forums.
String Prompts
If you embed certain characters in strings, you can make Ameol display an Input or File Open dialog to prompt the user for the information to be inserted at that point in the string. For example, the following line:
put 'mod %c('Add Participant','2')'
displays a list of forums in a dialog box with the caption 'Add Participant'. The value 2 indicates that only forums are displayed, not topics.


Iron Mask sinks under its own weight
The Man In The Iron Mask A Film Review By Michael Redman Copyright 1998 By Michael Redman
** (out of ***)
Audiences flocking to see this sixth film adaptation of the final of Alexandre Dumas' "Three Musketeers" trilogy are mostly going to view the Titanic Leonardo DiCaprio in his dual role. The filmmakers must have been counting on this in advance and that's why they sabotaged what could have been an exciting movie.
It's 1662, many years after the heydays of the Musketeers and the four friends have aged and gone their separate ways. Aramis (Jeremy Irons) is the leader of the militant Jesuits. Athos (John Malkovich) is devoted to his son Raul (Peter Sarsgaard). D'Artagnan (Gabriel Byrne) is the captain of the new generation of Musketeers and guards young King Louis XIV (DiCaprio) with an intense allegiance for a mysterious but too-guessable reason. Porthos (Gerald Depardieu) is attempting to work his way through France's vast supplies of wine and women, two and three at a time.
The king is a perfect example of why the French Revolution occurred with such a vengeance. When Raul's sweetheart catches the royal eye, he sends Athos' son to the front of a border skirmish so the young man will be killed. This unites three of the four in a conspiracy to replace him with the enigmatic Bastille prisoner (also played by DiCaprio) clad in an iron mask to hide his identity.
The story has a lot of things going for it: political intrigue, aging heroes, regal corruption, swashbuckling action and the potential for the ultimate buddies film. We get very little of any of it on screen.
It's a full hour and a half of not much, before there's any of the swordplay that could have made the film something more than an eye-feast for teenage girls. During that final 30 minutes, when they finally get down to "One for all and all for one", there's the promise that was made, but it's too little too late.
All of the Musketeers roles are skillfully performed by the actors although the characters are devoid of much personality. DiCaprio, more than adequate as Jack in "Titanic", stumbles through both his roles here and was a poor choice by writer/director Randall Wallace who ironically scripted the wildly successful "Braveheart". DiCaprio can't hold his own on screen with the seasoned foursome.
Maybe someday someone will take the last half hour of this film and film a competent beginning to it. Until then you should plan on buckling your swashes elsewhere.
(Michael Redman has written this column for 23 years. As he writes this, it's April Fool's Day and the March summer seems to be over. Good trick<EMAIL_ADDRESS>for interesting electrons.)
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Module utils
Author(s): Haris Skiadas, Barb Wahl
Utility library for panthrBase.
A collection of utilities used by panthrBase. Contains methods for:
- handling missing values,
- standard arithmetic operations,
- equality tests,
- number formatting.
utils.allMissing(arr)
Return true if all entries in the array are missing.
utils.areEqualArrays(A, B)
Test for array element equality that respects missing values. Makes a shallow comparison.
utils.equal(a, b)
Test for equality that respects missing values.
utils.format
An object containing formatting functions for numbers.
utils.getDefault(val, deflt)
If val
is a missing value, return deflt
, else return val
.
utils.getOption(s, optList, deflt)
Take a user-provided option description s
(a string) and an array optList
of allowable option settings. Return the first element of the array that
has s
as its initial substring. Return null
if no such match is found.
If s
is empty, null
or undefined
, return the default setting deflt
.
utils.hasMissing(arr)
For an array, return whether the array has any missing values in it.
utils.isMissing(val)
Return true if val
is undefined
, null
, or NaN
. *
utils.isNotMissing(val)
Return true if val
is not undefined
, null
, or NaN
. *
utils.isOfType(v, types)
Test if v
is of one of the listed types
(an array of strings).
utils.makePreserveMissing(f)
Return a new function g
such that g(any missing)
is utils.missing
,
and g(val)
is either f(val)
or utils.missing
, depending on whether
f(val)
is a missing value.
utils.missing
Value to be used for all missing values.
utils.mixin(target)
Mixes into the first object the key-value pairs from the other objects. Shallow copy.
utils.op
Arithmetic operators
utils.op.add(a, b)
The function that adds two numbers. Also available as utils.op['+']
.
utils.op.div(a, b)
The function that divides two numbers. Also available as utils.op['/']
.
utils.op.max2(a, b)
The function that takes two values and returns the maximum.
utils.op.min2(a, b)
The function that takes two values and returns the minimum.
utils.op.mult(a, b)
The function that multiplies two numbers. Also available as utils.op['*']
.
utils.op.sub(a, b)
The function that subtracts two numbers. Also available as utils.op['-']
.
utils.optionMap(val, f)
If val
is a missing value, return utils.missing
. Otherwise return f(val)
.
utils.seq(from, to, step)
Create an array of sequential values. Similar options to Variable.seq
.
utils.singleMissing(val)
Return val
if it is non-missing; otherwise return utils.missing
.


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4. Smriti Dwivedi
5. Raushan Raj
6. Bainapalli Akash
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8. Pradeepta Dey
1. Kshitij Mehrotra
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5. Arnab Roy
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Prof. Sivaji Bandyopadhyay
Director, NITS
Chief Patron
Prof. R.D. Misra
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Faculty Advisor
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Chief Coordinator
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Hospitality Head
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Update the Email Address of a Hotel Group
Give the Hotel_Group_ID of the Hotel Group you want it's Email Address updated
New Email Address


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Connection-Level Client-Side API
The connection-level API is the lowest-level client-side API Akka HTTP provides. It gives you full control over when HTTP connections are opened and closed and how requests are to be send across which connection. As such it offers the highest flexibility at the cost of providing the least convenience.
It is recommended to first read the Implications of the streaming nature of Request/Response Entities section, as it explains the underlying full-stack streaming concepts, which may be unexpected when coming from a background with non-“streaming first” HTTP Clients.
Opening HTTP Connections
With the connection-level API you open a new HTTP connection to a target endpoint by materializing a Flow
Flow
returned by the Http().outgoingConnection(...)
Http.get(system).outgoingConnection(...)
method. Here is an example:
- Scala
-
source
import akka.actor.ActorSystem import akka.http.scaladsl.Http import akka.http.scaladsl.model._ import akka.stream.ActorMaterializer import akka.stream.scaladsl._ import scala.concurrent.Future import scala.util.{ Failure, Success } object WebClient { def main(args: Array[String]): Unit = { implicit val system = ActorSystem() implicit val materializer = ActorMaterializer() implicit val executionContext = system.dispatcher val connectionFlow: Flow[HttpRequest, HttpResponse, Future[Http.OutgoingConnection]] = Http().outgoingConnection("akka.io") def dispatchRequest(request: HttpRequest): Future[HttpResponse] = // This is actually a bad idea in general. Even if the `connectionFlow` was instantiated only once above, // a new connection is opened every single time, `runWith` is called. Materialization (the `runWith` call) // and opening up a new connection is slow. // // The `outgoingConnection` API is very low-level. Use it only if you already have a `Source[HttpRequest, _]` // (other than Source.single) available that you want to use to run requests on a single persistent HTTP // connection. // // Unfortunately, this case is so uncommon, that we couldn't come up with a good example. // // In almost all cases it is better to use the `Http().singleRequest()` API instead. Source.single(request) .via(connectionFlow) .runWith(Sink.head) val responseFuture: Future[HttpResponse] = dispatchRequest(HttpRequest(uri = "/")) responseFuture.andThen { case Success(_) => println("request succeeded") case Failure(_) => println("request failed") }.andThen { case _ => system.terminate() } } }
- Java
-
source
final ActorSystem system = ActorSystem.create(); final ActorMaterializer materializer = ActorMaterializer.create(system); final Flow<HttpRequest, HttpResponse, CompletionStage<OutgoingConnection>> connectionFlow = Http.get(system).outgoingConnection(toHost("akka.io", 80)); final CompletionStage<HttpResponse> responseFuture = // This is actually a bad idea in general. Even if the `connectionFlow` was instantiated only once above, // a new connection is opened every single time, `runWith` is called. Materialization (the `runWith` call) // and opening up a new connection is slow. // // The `outgoingConnection` API is very low-level. Use it only if you already have a `Source[HttpRequest, _]` // (other than Source.single) available that you want to use to run requests on a single persistent HTTP // connection. // // Unfortunately, this case is so uncommon, that we couldn't come up with a good example. // // In almost all cases it is better to use the `Http().singleRequest()` API instead. Source.single(HttpRequest.create("/")) .via(connectionFlow) .runWith(Sink.<HttpResponse>head(), materializer);
Apart from the host name and port the Http().outgoingConnection(...)
Http.get(system).outgoingConnection(...)
method also allows you to specify socket options and a number of configuration settings for the connection.
Note that no connection is attempted until the returned flow is actually materialized! If the flow is materialized several times then several independent connections will be opened (one per materialization). If the connection attempt fails, for whatever reason, the materialized flow will be immediately terminated with a respective exception.
Request-Response Cycle
Once the connection flow has been materialized it is ready to consume HttpRequest
HttpRequest
instances from the source it is attached to. Each request is sent across the connection and incoming responses dispatched to the downstream pipeline. Of course and as always, back-pressure is adequately maintained across all parts of the connection. This means that, if the downstream pipeline consuming the HTTP responses is slow, the request source will eventually be slowed down in sending requests.
Any errors occurring on the underlying connection are surfaced as exceptions terminating the response stream (and canceling the request source).
Closing Connections
Akka HTTP actively closes an established connection upon reception of a response containing Connection: close
header. The connection can also be closed by the server.
An application can actively trigger the closing of the connection by completing the request stream. In this case the underlying TCP connection will be closed when the last pending response has been received.
The connection will also be closed if the response entity is cancelled (e.g. by attaching it to Sink.cancelled()
) or consumed only partially (e.g. by using take
combinator). In order to prevent this behaviour the entity should be explicitly drained by attaching it to Sink.ignore()
.
Timeouts
Currently Akka HTTP doesn’t implement client-side request timeout checking itself as this functionality can be regarded as a more general purpose streaming infrastructure feature.
It should be noted that Akka Streams provide various timeout functionality so any API that uses streams can benefit from the stream stages such as idleTimeout
, backpressureTimeout
, completionTimeout
, initialTimeout
and throttle
. To learn more about these refer to their documentation in Akka Streams.
For more details about timeout support in Akka HTTP in general refer to Akka HTTP Timeouts.
Stand-Alone HTTP Layer Usage
Due to its Reactive-Streams-based nature the Akka HTTP layer is fully detachable from the underlying TCP interface. While in most applications this “feature” will not be crucial it can be useful in certain cases to be able to “run” the HTTP layer (and, potentially, higher-layers) against data that do not come from the network but rather some other source. Potential scenarios where this might be useful include tests, debugging or low-level event-sourcing (e.g by replaying network traffic).
On the client-side the stand-alone HTTP layer forms a BidiStage
stage that “upgrades” a potentially encrypted raw connection to the HTTP level. It is defined like this:
source/**
* The type of the client-side HTTP layer as a stand-alone BidiFlow
* that can be put atop the TCP layer to form an HTTP client.
*
* {{{
* +------+
* HttpRequest ~>| |~> SslTlsOutbound
* | bidi |
* HttpResponse <~| |<~ SslTlsInbound
* +------+
* }}}
*/
type ClientLayer = BidiFlow[HttpRequest, SslTlsOutbound, SslTlsInbound, HttpResponse, NotUsed]
BidiFlow<HttpRequest, SslTlsOutbound, SslTlsInbound, HttpResponse, NotUsed>
You create an instance of Http.ClientLayer
the layer by calling one of the two overloads of the Http().clientLayer
Http.get(system).clientLayer
method, which also allows for varying degrees of configuration.


What?
Pomo is a library that allows you to handle PO and MO files in pretty much the same way that gettext (and family) allow you to.
It exposes a single Pomo object whose
Pomo.getText()
method behaves like
sprintf(gettext("string %s"), "placeholder")
would for other languages.
Instead of returning a string upon finding the translation, Pomo gives you an object containing all the possible information about that translation; this object in turn can be casted to a string for ease of use, or can be used straight as a string by
While it DOES aim to be feature-complete, right now it is not. Below is a table showing exactly what is and what's not covered.
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| Read from URL | Yes | No |
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NS is an auxillary class for various convenience functions and necessities which don't fit elsewhere. Presently, NS allows you to get ahold of your Waba window and drawing area, grab protos from the ROM, and make common kinds of frame objects. It also contains a few functions useful in printing stuff to the screen or to the NTK inspector, for debugging purposes.
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static int |
NEWTONTYPE
What kind of Newton we have. |
static int |
T_EMATE
Emate 300 |
static int |
T_ERROR
Error in Determining Type -- unlikely to happen! |
static int |
T_MP120
MessagePad 120 |
static int |
T_MP130
MessagePad 130 |
static int |
T_MP2000
MessagePad 2000, unupgraded |
static int |
T_MP2100
MessagePad 2100 or upgraded MessagePad 2000 |
static int |
T_OTHER
Some other Weird Newton -- unlikely to happen! |
static int |
VM
The four-byte tag used to identify the C++ VM in memory (as opposed to other running VMs) |
static int |
WINDOW
The main window for our VM. |
| Constructor Summary | |
NS()
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| Method Summary | |
static Ref |
bounds(int left,
int top,
int right,
int bottom)
Returns a bounds rect. |
static Ref |
frameWithProto(String symbol)
Returns a Ref to a frame with its _proto slot set to the ROM proto requested by symbol name in the NOS Platform file. |
static void |
notify(String title,
String data)
Pops up a notify dialog, useful for debugging. |
static Ref |
object(int obj)
Returns a Ref to the object requested. |
protected static Ref |
object(int obj,
Ref putHere)
|
static void |
print(Ref data)
Prints a Ref to the NTK inspector, useful for debugging. |
static void |
print(String data)
Prints a String to the NTK inspector, useful for debugging. |
protected static Ref |
proto(Ref symbol,
Ref putHere)
|
static Ref |
proto(String symbol)
Returns a Ref to the proto requested by symbol name in the NOS Platform file. |
static int |
version()
Returns the version number for this implementation of the Waba for the Newton VM |
static Ref |
wabaDrawingArea()
Returns a Ref to the Waba drawing area. |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
equals, hashCode, toString |
| Field Detail |
public static final int VM
public static final int WINDOW
public static final int NEWTONTYPE
public static final int T_MP2100
public static final int T_MP2000
public static final int T_EMATE
public static final int T_MP130
public static final int T_MP120
public static final int T_ERROR
public static final int T_OTHER
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public NS()
| Method Detail |
public static Ref object(int obj)
protected static Ref object(int obj, Ref putHere)
public static Ref proto(String symbol)
protected static Ref proto(Ref symbol, Ref putHere)
public static Ref wabaDrawingArea()
public static Ref frameWithProto(String symbol)
public static Ref bounds(int left, int top, int right, int bottom)
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public static void print(String data)
public static void print(Ref data)
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Money Play. Should Red redouble? If redoubled, should White take?
pips Red=104 White=51
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
This is clearly a massive redouble.
Even if White is closed out, he will still have about 20% winning chances. Therefore he doesn’t need to add much to get to 25% plus he will own the cube. The rollout shows that White has just enough winning chances to justify a take but I wouldn’t blame anybody for dropping this one.
Note that White wins a gammon nearly 1% of the time which just pushes this into take territory!
Even if White is closed out, he will still have about 20% winning chances. Therefore he doesn’t need to add much to get to 25% plus he will own the cube. The rollout shows that White has just enough winning chances to justify a take but I wouldn’t blame anybody for dropping this one.
Note that White wins a gammon nearly 1% of the time which just pushes this into take territory!
Cube analysis 2-ply cubeless equity +0.519 0.776 0.000 0.000 - 0.224 0.031 0.001 Cubeful equities: 1. No double +0.892 2. Double, pass +1.000 (+0.108) 3. Double, take +0.889 (-0.003) Proper cube action: No redouble, take (3.0%)


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ACCEPT |
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public static final String |
AUTHORIZATION |
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THE JERKY BOYS A film review by Chuck Dowling Copyright 1995 Chuck Dowling
I went to see THE JERKY BOYS in the theater on the first day it came out. Yes, The Jerky Boys are very juvenile and extremely profane, but there's just something about what they do. It's so simplistic, it's funny. If you are unsure about exactly what it is they do, basically these two guys from New York call various people and act rudely through a myriad of colorful characters. They have two albums out (with a third on the way) and someone got the bright idea to put these two guys into a major motion picture.
So anyway, I went to see the film on it's first day of release. Not so much because it was The Jerky Boys, but because my favorite actor, Alan Arkin, was playing the bad guy in the film. Well, after it was over, I remembered laughing a few times (mostly at Arkin).
Anyway, THE JERKY BOYS is about to be released on video, and so I decided to watch it again. For some reason, at no fault of Mr. Arkin's, the film was much worse than I remembered. For those of you who have seen it, I'll describe why.
The film's core audience has to be the people who have listened to the albums. So how come the entire movie is nothing but the routines from those albums? THE JERKY BOYS is a *very* poorly written film with many idiotic plot points and sadly, very few laughs.
Example, for some reason our heroes (?) are tied up to chairs in a meat locker. When the bad guys leave them, The Jerky Boys move their chairs back to back. The camera then cuts to something else, and when we come back, they are free. Ridiculous.
I can not recommend this film, not even to fans. I will say that Alan Arkin is truly funny in the film and almost makes it worth seeing if only he had been on screen more.
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Installation¶
QuSpin is currently being supported for Python 3 which are a prerequisite. We recommend the use of the free package manager Anaconda which installs Python and manages its packages. For a lighter installation (preferred for computing clusters), one can use miniconda.
- For the manual installation you must have all the prerequisite python packages installed:
On Windows machines one needs the correct version of the Microsoft Visual Studios compiler for the given python version one is building the package for. A good resource which can help with this can be found here. For OS-X and Linux the standard compilers should be fine for building the package. Note that some of the compiled extensions require Openmp 2.0 or above. When installing the package manually, if you add the flag –record install.txt, the location of all the installed files will be output to the file install.txt. This is useful as most package managers will not be able to remove manually installed packages and so in order to delete this package completely one needs to manually remove all the files.
Mac OS X/Linux
To install Anaconda/miniconda all one has to do is execute the installation script with administrative privilege. To do this, open up the terminal and go to the folder containing the downloaded installation file and execute the following command:
$ sudo bash <installation_file>
You will be prompted to enter your password. Follow the prompts of the installation. We recommend that you allow the installer to prepend the installation directory to your PATH variable which will make sure this installation of Python will be called when executing a Python script in the terminal. If this is not done then you will have to do this manually in your bash profile file:
export PATH="path_to/anaconda/bin:$PATH"
Installing via Anaconda
Once you have Anaconda/miniconda installed, all you have to do to install QuSpin is to execute the following command into the terminal:
$ conda install -c weinbe58 quspin
or if you require OpenMP support (see also Parallel Computing Support)
$ conda install -c weinbe58 omp quspin
If asked to install new packages just say yes. To keep the code up-to-date, just run this command regularly. If you would like to go back to the single-threaded (i.e. no-OpenMP) version of QuSpin run:
$ conda remove --features omp -c weinbe58
upon which you will be asked by anaconda if you want to downgrade you QuSpin version to a version which no longer tracks the omp feature.
Installing Manually
Installing the package manually is not recommended unless the above method failed. Note that you must have the requisite Python packages [see above] installed before installing QuSpin. Once all the prerequisite packages are installed, one can download the source code from github and then extract the code to whichever directory one desires. Open the terminal and go to the top level directory of the source code and execute:
$ python setup.py install --default-compiler-flags --record install_file.txt
or if you require OpenMP support (see also Parallel Computing Support)
$ python setup.py install --omp --default-compiler-flags --record install_file.txt
This will compile the source code and copy it to the installation directory of Python recording the installation location to install_file.txt. To update the code, you must first completely remove the current version installed and then install the new code. The install_file.txt can be used to remove the package by running:
$ cat install_file.txt | xargs rm -rf.
Installing without sudo Privileges
Sometimes, when one does not have sudo privileges (i.e. access to the root directory is denied), one may not be able to install QuSpin directly. This is often the case on computing clusters, where one can only install programs in one’s home directory. To circumvent such problems, we advise the users to (i) download and install miniconda in their home directory, (ii) create a conda environment and activate it, and (iii) install QuSpin inside the environment. To use QuSpin, one always has to activate the environment first.
Windows
To install Anaconda/miniconda on Windows, download the installer and execute it to install the program. Once Anaconda/miniconda is installed open the conda terminal and do one of the following to install the package:
Installing via Anaconda
Once you have Anaconda/miniconda installed all you have to do to install QuSpin is to execute the following command into the terminal:
> conda install -c weinbe58 quspin
or if you require OpenMP support (see also Parallel Computing Support)
> conda install -c weinbe58 omp quspin
If asked to install new packages just say yes. To update the code just run this command regularly.
Installing Manually
Installing the package manually is not recommended unless the above method failed. NNote that you must have the requisite Python packages [see above] installed before installing QuSpin. Once all the prerequisite packages are installed, one can download the source code from github and then extract the code to whichever directory one desires. Open the terminal and go to the top level directory of the source code and then execute:
> python setup.py install --default-compiler-flags --record install_file.txt
or if you require OpenMP support (see also Parallel Computing Support)
> python setup.py install --omp --default-compiler-flags --record install_file.txt
This will compile the source code and copy it to the installation directory of Python and record the installation location to install_file.txt. To update the code you must first completely remove the current version installed and then install the new code.
Basic Use of Command Line to Run Python
Let us review how to use the command line for Windows and OS X/Linux to navigate your computer’s folders/directories and run the Python scripts.
Mac OS X/Linux
Some basic commands:
change directory:
$ cd < path_to_directory >list files in current directory:
$ lslist files in another directory:
$ ls < path_to_directory >make new directory:
$ mkdir <path>/< directory_name >copy file:
$ cp < path >/< file_name > < new_path >/< new_file_name >move file or change file name:
$ mv < path >/< file_name > < new_path >/< new_file_name >remove file:
$ rm < path_to_file >/< file_name >
Unix also has an auto complete feature if one hits the TAB key. It will complete a word or stop when it matches more than one file/folder name. The current directory is denoted by “.” and the directory above is “..”.
Windows
Some basic commands:
change directory:
> cd < path_to_directory >list files in current directory:
> dirlist files in another directory:
> dir < path_to_directory >make new directory:
> mkdir <path>\< directory_name >copy file:
> copy < path >\< file_name > < new_path >\< new_file_name >move file or change file name:
> move < path >\< file_name > < new_path >\< new_file_name >remove file:
> erase < path >\< file_name >
Windows also has a auto complete feature using the TAB key but instead of stopping when there multiple files/folders with the same name, it will complete it with the first file alphabetically. The current directory is denoted by “.” and the directory above is “..”.
Execute Python Script (any operating system)
To execute a Python script all one has to do is open up a terminal and navigate to the directory which contains the Python script. Python can be recognised by the extension .py. To execute the script just use the following command:
python script.py
It’s that simple!


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Allows the user to access functionality in the 'CDK', a Java framework for chemoinformatics. This allows the user to load molecules, evaluate fingerprints, calculate molecular descriptors and so on. In addition, the 'CDK' API allows the user to view structures in 2D.
| Version: | <IP_ADDRESS> |
| Depends: | rcdklibs (≥ 1.5.12) |
| Imports: | fingerprint, rJava, methods, png, iterators, itertools |
| Suggests: | xtable, RUnit, knitr, rmarkdown |
| Published: | 2018-09-26 |
| Author: | Rajarshi Guha [aut, cph], Zachary Charlop-Powers [cre], Emma Schymanski [ctb] |
| Maintainer: | ORPHANED |
| License: | LGPL-2 | LGPL-2.1 | LGPL-3 [expanded from: LGPL] |
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| SystemRequirements: | Java JDK 8 or higher |
| Citation: | rcdk citation info |
| Materials: | NEWS ChangeLog |
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| Reference manual: | rcdk.pdf |
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| OS X binaries: | r-release: rcdk_<IP_ADDRESS>.tgz, r-oldrel: rcdk_<IP_ADDRESS>.tgz |
| Old sources: | rcdk archive |
| Reverse depends: | SimuChemPC |
| Reverse imports: | enviGCMS, RxnSim |
| Reverse suggests: | webchem |
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New in Varnish 3.0 was native support for compression, using gzip encoding. Before 3.0, Varnish would never compress objects.
In Varnish 3.0 compression defaults to "on", meaning that it tries to be smart and do the sensible thing.
If you don't want Varnish tampering with the encoding you can disable compression all together by setting the parameter http_gzip_support to false. Please see man varnishd for details.
The default for Varnish is to check if the client supports our compression scheme (gzip) and if it does it will override the Accept-Encoding header and set it to "gzip".
When Varnish then issues a backend request the Accept-Encoding will then only consist of "gzip". If the server responds with gzip'ed content it will be stored in memory in its compressed form. If the backend sends content in clear text it will be stored like that.
You can make Varnish compress content before storing it in cache in vcl_fetch by setting do_gzip to true, like this:
sub vcl_fetch {
if (beresp.http.content-type ~ "text") {
set beresp.do_gzip = true;
}
}
Please make sure that you don't try to compress content that is incompressable, like jpgs, gifs and mp3. You'll only waste CPU cycles. You can also uncompress objects before storing it in memory by setting do_gunzip to true but I have no idea why anybody would want to do that.
Generally, Varnish doesn't use much CPU so it might make more sense to have Varnish spend CPU cycles compressing content than doing it in your web- or application servers, which are more likely to be CPU-bound.
If you are using Edge Side Includes you'll be happy to note that ESI and GZIP work together really well. Varnish will magically decompress the content to do the ESI-processing, then recompress it for efficient storage and delivery.
If the client does not support gzip the Accept-Encoding header is left alone and we'll end up serving whatever we get from the backend server. Remember that the Backend might tell Varnish to Vary on the Accept-Encoding.
If the client does not support gzip but we've already got a compressed version of the page in memory Varnish will automatically decompress the page while delivering it.
Poul has written How GZIP, and GZIP+ESI works in Varnish which talks abit more about how the implementation works.


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The first two zeroes in 200500 (four significant digits) are significant because they are between two non-zero digits, and the last two zeroes are insignificant because they are after the last non-zero digit.
The first two zeroes in 0.058000 (five significant digits) are insignificant because they are before the first non-zero digit, and the last three zeroes are significant because they are after the first non-zero digit.
When rounding numbers to a significant digit, keep the amount of significant digits wished to be kept, and replace the other numbers with insignificant zeroes. The reason for rounding a number to a particular amount of significant digits is because in a calculation, some values have less significant digits than other values, and the answer to a calculation is only accurate to the amount of significant digits of the value with the least amount.
Round 32445.34 to 2 significant digits.
Answer
32000 (NOT 32000.00, which has 7 significant digits. Due to the decimal point, the zeroes after the first non-zero digit become significant).
When adding or subtracting numbers, the end result should have the same amount of decimal places as the number with the least amount of decimal places.
Y = 232.234 + 0.27 Find Y.
Answer
Y = 232.50
NOTE: 232.234 has 3 decimal places and 0.27 has 2 decimal places. The least amount of decimal places is 2. Thus, the answer must be rounded to the 2nd decimal place (thousandth).
When multiplying or dividing numbers, the end result should have the same amount of significant digits as the number with the least amount of significant digits.
Y = 28 x 47.3 Find Y.
Answer
Y = 1300
NOTE: 28 has 2 significant digits and 47.3 has 3 significant digits. The least amount of significant digits is 2. Thus, the answer must me rounded to 2 significant digits (which
is done by keeping 2 significant digits and replacing the rest of the digits with insignificant zeroes).
A polyatomic ion is an ion composed of more than one atom. The ammonium ion consists of one nitrogen atom and four hydrogen atoms. Together, they comprise a single ion with a 1+ charge and a formula of NH4+. The carbonate ion consists of one carbon atom and three oxygen atoms and carries an overall charge of 2−. The formula of the carbonate ion is (CO2)3−. The atoms of a polyatomic ion are tightly bonded together and so the entire ion behaves as a single unit.
The vast majority of polyatomic ions are anions, many of which end in -ate or -ite. In some cases such as nitrate (NO3−) and nitrite (NO2−), there are multiple anions that consist of the same two elements. In these cases, the difference between the ions is in the number of oxygen atoms present, while the overall charge is the same. As a class, these are called oxoanions. When there are two oxoanions for a particular element, the one with the greater number of oxygen atoms gets the -ate suffix, while the one with the fewer number of oxygen atoms gets the -ite suffix. The four oxoanions of chlorine are shown below.
In cases such as this, the ion with one more oxygen atom than the -ate anion is given a per- prefix. The ion with one fewer oxygen atom than the -ite anion is given a hypo- prefix.


The Tree View is created using the tree-view
directive. It allows tree content to be displayed in a familiar
Explorer-like format and supports dynamic data and editing of content, and is designed for use with an accompanying List
View or Detail View.
The data to be displayed in the Tree View should be set to the data
attribute of the directive. It should adhere
to the following interface:
You can watch this data object for changes within your own controller, allowing you to save changes if needed.
Additionally you can attach a permissions
object to a node to control how users will interact with it. If not
supplied, these values will default to true
.
add
edit
delete
In the accompanying View, you can add controls to add or delete items from the Tree View. Pass functions defining these to
the Tree View via the add-item
and delete-item
attributes. These functions will be decorated
within the Tree View, so you can define custom logic inside them. The add-item
function can return an item
in the format defined above and it will be included in the tree. The delete
function can return a boolean
indicating if the delete is permitted or successful, depending on the intended usage of the tree.
If no functions are provided, the Tree View will display small inline editing buttons to allow basic interaction.
Alternatively, you can pass the read-only
attribute to the tree to disable adding, editing and deleting for
all nodes. Otherwise this can be configured on a per-node basis using the permissions
object described above.
collapsed
: The icon to be displayed when the node is collapsed.expanded
: The icon to be displayed when the node is expanded.item
or folder
icons have not been specified.
$scope
for the template will contain a node
property containing the data for the node being displayed.
You can pass a configuration object to the options
attribute of the directive to control:
loadHeight
option.
$scope
for the template will contain a node
property containing the data for the node being displayed.


FaiRank
This site is the homepage for FaiRank research group. We quantify and address unfairness of ranking in online platforms.
Here, you will find links to our work, as well as open-source data and code from our research.
Publications
-
Elbassuoni, Shady, Sihem Amer-Yahia, Ahmad Ghizzawi, and Christine El Atie (2019). "Exploring Fairness of Ranking in Online Job Marketplaces". In EDBT, pp. 646-649.
Poster Code -
Ghizzawi, A., Marinescu, J., Elbassuoni, S., Amer-Yahia, S., and Bisson, G. (2019). "FaiRank: An Interactive System to Explore Fairness of Ranking in Online Job Marketplaces". In EDBT, pp. 582-585.
Poster
The Team
Sihem Amer-Yehia
Shady Elbassiouni
Ahmad Ghizzawi
Ria Mae Borromeo
Contact Us
Have a question or comment? Feel free to send an email to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>or se58@aub.edu.lb.


Lanai @ Ala Moana Center
NOW OPEN! Lanai @ Ala Moana Center is a spectacular new dining concept that features specialty food vendors. With a seating capacity of up to 450, customers have the option to dine al fresco beneath elegant festival lighting or inside a chic dining hall.


protocol
Monitor protocol.
Paulo Moura
1.0
2000/7/24
static, context_switching_calls, events
(no dependencies on other files)
True if monitor is currently active.
static
monitor_activated – zero_or_one
Activates all spy points and start monitoring.
static
activate_monitor – one
Suspends monitoring, deactivating all spy points.
static
suspend_monitor – one
Resets monitor, deactivating and deleting all spy points.
static
reset_monitor – one
Current spy point.
static
spy_point(Event,Object,Message,Sender)
spy_point(?event,?object,?callable,?object) – zero_or_more
Sets a spy point.
static
set_spy_point(Event,Object,Message,Sender)
set_spy_point(?event,?object,?callable,?object) – one
Deletes all matching spy points.
static
del_spy_points(Event,Object,Message,Sender)
del_spy_points(@event,@object,@callable,@object) – one
(none)
(none)


Pakistan’s Ambassador-designate to Hungary meets FM Qureshi
by MatiISLAMABAD, Pakistan: Pakistan’s Ambassador-designate to Budapest Dr Muhammad Ejaz met the Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Islamabad on Monday.
Talking to him, the foreign minister said that his appointment has been made at a time when Pakistan has been facing many challenges on the diplomatic front.
The foreign minister appreciated Dr Muhammad Ejaz’s performance as the Additional Secretary (Afghanistan).
Shah Mahmood Qureshi congratulated Dr Muhammad Ejaz on his appointment as Pakistan’s Ambassador to Hungary and wished him success.
The ambassador-designate thanked the foreign minister for reposing his trust in him.
Meanwhile, the visiting Queen Máxima of the Netherlands also met the Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi in Islamabad, and discussed matters pertaining to different aspects of economic and social development.
During the meeting, they agreed to promote bilateral cooperation in renewable energy, agriculture and horticulture sectors.


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THE MOST SACRED HEART OF JESUS
Solemnity.
ENTRANCE ANTIPHON
The designs of his Heart are from age to age, to rescue their souls from death and to keep them alive in famine.
The GLORIA is said. (English, Latin)
COLLECT
Grant, we
pray, almighty God, that we, who glory in the Heart of your beloved Son and
recall the wonders of his love for us, may be made worthy to receive an
overflowing measure of grace from that fount of heavenly gifts. Through our
Lord Jesus Christ, your Son, who lives and reigns with you in the unity of the
Holy Spirit, one God, for ever and ever.
Or:
O God, who in
the Heart of your Son, wounded by our sins, bestow on us in mercy the boundless
treasures of your love, grant, we pray, that, in paying him the homage of our
devotion, we may also offer worthy reparation. Through our Lord Jesus Christ,
your Son, who lives and reigns with you in the unity of the Holy Spirit, one
God, for ever and ever.
The PROFESSION OF
FAITH (Creed) is said. (English,
Latin)
PRAYER OVER THE OFFERINGS
Look, O Lord, we pray, on the surpassing charity in the Heart of your beloved Son, that what we offer may be a gift acceptable to you and an expiation of our offences. Through Christ our Lord.
COMMUNION ANTIPHON
Thus says
the Lord: Let whoever is thirsty come to me and drink. Streams of living water
will flow from within the one who believes in me.
Or:
One of the
soldiers opened his side with a lance, and at once there came forth blood and
water.
PRAYER AFTER COMMUNION
May this
sacrament of charity, O Lord, make us fervent with the fire of holy love, so that,
drawn always to your Son, we may learn to see him in our neighbour. Through Christ
our Lord.


Diwali is the largest festival celebrated in the Nation. Here at IITJ, work starts early and the whole campus is decorated and the altar is made ready. The large rangolis, floral arches and more importantly the fun we have with our new family here is all a precious memory. The true beauty of the festival is when the whole campus be it hostels ,faculty quarters ,institute roads, lecture hall buildings ….just everything is lit to life by literally a 1000 or even more oil lamps the sight is just a heart-warming delight to watch and even satisfying to watch after that hard work. This festival brings out the Home out of the campus.
It is a special celebration as it is completely organised by the freshmen. It is a new experience decorating, marketing, and arranging a complete celebration with no one but your peers and friends. The freshmen invite their seniors and teachers to the celebration and it is a proud moment to present the event to their superiors. Then celebrating around the large Bonfire with everyone is a memorable site.
The festival of colours is a grand and festive occasion at the campus where the whole student community come together on the grounds and colour each other…. These festivals bind us into a family.
Month’s together of early lectures ,midterms, quizzes, does keep you busy and working then comes Spandan….three days pure joy and only fun. It is an intra-hostel tournament of basically who has most fun. Drama, art, design, dancing, singing, literature, photography events, informals, fashion show and a lot more coloured under a theme to feed your talents.
Nimble, the intra college technical fest provides a platform to the techno buds of the college to show their hidden talent. Nimble comprises of four action packed days filled with a great variety of tech and science events ranging from intense mind boggling events such as robotics, Electronics, programming to fun filled events like angry bird, quizzes, crypto, robot wars, fun games etc. Apart from the events, the talks by eminent personalities in the field of Science and Technology are organized to motivate students to work harder as there is no end to discoveries and inventions.
It is an annual display of artwork by our students. Art of any manner, genre, size, or shape is displayed in a jaw-dropping gallery for visitors, students and faculty to feast their eyes on. Both students and teachers alike come up with astonishing creations and ornate canvases.
North-west India’s largest socio-cultural-techno fest, Ignus is an Inter-institute fest where students from all over the country come to indulge in magical grandeur IIT Jodhpur has to offer. The fest gives a platform to some of the country’s best hidden and unfathomed talents. In 2019 a staggering 2000 students walked into the blissful world of Myth and Magic. Cultural competitions, technical Workshops, Guest Lectures, DJ nights, fiery dance offs, pageants and lot more…..Well known stars like Mika Singh, Javed Ali, Shilpa Rao, The Local Train, Papon etc. have amazed the students with their performances .


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GraphQL is a query language for your API
Drupal/GraphQL/React
Install GraphQL, GraphQL Core drupal modules
Queries, Relations, Mutations
Nodes, Entities, Relationships
1. CORS support: https://www.drupal.org/node/2715637
parameters: cors.config: enabled: true # Specify allowed headers, like 'x-allowed-header'. allowedHeaders: ['x-csrf-token','authorization','content-type','accept','origin','x-requested-with', 'access-control-allow-origin'] # Specify allowed request methods, specify ['*'] to allow all possible ones. allowedMethods: ['GET', 'POST'] # Configure requests allowed from specific origins. allowedOrigins: ['*'] # Sets the Access-Control-Expose-Headers header. exposedHeaders: false # Sets the Access-Control-Max-Age header. maxAge: false # Sets the Access-Control-Allow-Credentials header. supportsCredentials: false
2. User permissions:
3. Graphql JWT (optional):
https://www.drupal.org/project/graphql_jwt
Create React application
https://github.com/levmyshkin/drupal-graphql-react - presentation
https://github.com/levmyshkin/drupal-graphql - Drupal (can be any drupal instance)
https://github.com/levmyshkin/graphql-react-quick-start - Hello World example
https://github.com/levmyshkin/react-graphql - More Examples
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Clear Doming Resins
DecoCoat Clear Resin systems from Epoxiesform a crystal clear, high gloss dome or lens effect on decals, photos, labels, key fobs, magnets, medallions, lapel pins, and many other promotional items. These clear, high-gloss 3D coatings add a visual enhancement to your products.
The DecoCoat Doming Resins are formulated to be self-leveling. They are a perfect viscosity for most applications.
DESCRIPTION:
- With the doming process, your identification products will not only be given a raised, decorative look, but it will also give your graphic an extra layer of resistance. They will become more resistant to extreme temperatures, chemicals, ultraviolet radiation and excessive use, which extend the use life of your epoxy domed products.
- Soft Epoxy DECOCOAT -A1B1 is a two component high gloss epoxy resin that forms a soft and flexible like finish.
- This versatile coating is a liquid resin that is safe and easy to use. It does not contain any solvents or offensive odors. DECOCOAT -A1B1 forms a durable coating that is impervious to moisture, solvents, and cosmetics.
- These unique coatings are formulated for maximum durability and aesthetic appeal. They can be air-dried at room temperature.
- DECOCOAT -A1B1 exhibit excellent adhesion to a variety of substrates including plated metals, glass, plastics etc.
- Epoxy finish for costume and fashion jewelry
- Rigid bubble coatings on decals, labels, emblems, and lapel pins
- Color fill lapel pins, emblems, key tags, plaques, and insignias
Resin domes can be used on an almost exhaustive list of items. Every time we think we’ve seen it all, someone else comes up with a new way to use domed labels. From promotional products to jewellery, domes can literally elevate a brand or design to new heights.
The wonderful thing about resin doming is how easy it is to get started. If you’re trying out a new idea, you can begin with a starter kit and, if you want an even easier route, you can cheat a little with Instant Dome gel labels.
When you know that you want to work with resin decals and you’re ready to step up a level, you’ll need the following doming equipment before you start:
Domed Label Equipment Checklist
- A printer (preferably inkjet) that can print the size of flat labels you need
- Print media (self-adhesive gloss polyester media is the best for print quality and smooth, even flow)
- A cutter, because you’ll need to cut the label out and remove the excess self-adhesive material.
- A doming kit or doming machine to apply the resin manually or automatically
- Various accessories including resin applicators, work trays, mixers, wipes, spirit level and repair tools.
- Polyurethane resin (mercury-free is now an EU requirement) – the higher the quality, the better the finish.
- A curing oven – whilst the resin can air-dry, an oven can speed up the process
For those of you who are keen to DIY (Dome It Yourself), there are a few wrong and right ways to go about it. This list is here to help you avoid some of the common mistakes made along the way so that you can achieve perfectly applied resin domes:
- Get your environment right
It’s so important to create the optimum set-up for doming. Ideally, the temperature in the room should be 25°C . with less than 35% humidity (use a de-humidifier if necessary). It should also be free of dust and fibre particles, as this could affect the clarity, smoothness and finish of the resin. - Create a flat and level work surface
After printing and cutting your images or labels onto the print media, lay the sheet flat on an allow work tray (you can use a low-tack adhesive to keep it in place if you wish). It must be flat for the resin to sit perfectly. - Load the resin into the applicator
Load your resin into the applicator, before removing the cap, with a 90-degree twist and then add a static mixer using the same twisting motion. Before use, discard the first 5ml of material by purging the cartridge to begin the chemical reaction and prevent air bubbles. - Apply the resin – slowly – and wait
Patience is key in the application of the resin. Take it slow and apply less than you think you need (about two thirds of the printed image size) – and then wait for the resin to flow to the edge of label. - Wait for 3 minutes before repairs
Before you dive in to remove air bubbles or dust, wait for three minutes. If, after that time, you see trapped air bubbles, give the surface a flash of heat with a flame torch very quickly. Don’t expose the dome to excessive heat as this will cause it to fail. - Ready to cure
If you are air drying or curing your resin naturally, without an oven, cover the sheet with the next work surface and leave it for 4 hours, by which time the domes should be dry. This will be much faster in an oven. - Stand back and admire your handy work
If you’ve followed these steps and shown patience along the way, and maybe with a little practice, you’ll discover how easy it is to create perfect resin domes and gel labels yourself.
If you have any questions or need further guidance, Liquid Lens offers full training and support. Contact our friendly team to find out more.
Having trouble deciding on which of our products best meets your critical heat transfer requirements? Then let us assist you in selecting a product by using our online Product Selection Form. If we do not have an existing product that meets your requirements, we will develop one!
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Generate a Flux Diagram either by simulating the conditions of an RMG job with the optional customized set of concentration profiles from a Chemkin job.
You will require at least 3 files to generate a video. For a RMG-Py job, you will require the input.py file, chem.inp chemkin mechanism, and species_dictionary.txt dictionary file. Similarly, for a RMG-Java job, you will require the condition.txt file, chem.inp file, and RMG_dictionary.txt file. The server will then simulate the isothermal conditions for each reaction system specified in your condition or input file and draw flux diagrams for each iteration, then piece them together into a video .avi file.
In order to generate a flux diagram video for a non-isothermal simulation, simply upload the .out file associated with a chemkin simulation output for a shock tube or RCM, etc. Use the .out file containing species concentrations.
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Daimler brings SUV to luxury Maybach brand's portfolio
Daimler plans to sell luxury Maybach brand's first sport-utility vehicle, its China chief executive, Hubertus Troska, said on Thursday, joining other luxury brands that offer SUV models to attract customers from China and the United States.
GUANGZHOU, China/SHANGHAI: Daimler plans to sell luxury Maybach brand's first sport-utility vehicle, its China chief executive, Hubertus Troska, said on Thursday, joining other luxury brands that offer SUV models to attract customers from China and the United States.
Daimler plans to roll out the Mercedes-Maybach GLS model, which is based on the Mercedes GLS-Class SUV, in the second half of 2020, Troska said, adding China is Mercedes-Maybach’s biggest market.
The move comes one day after James Bond's carmaker of choice, Aston Martin , rolled out its first SUV model, the DBX. Luxury carmakers from Rolls-Royce to Lamborghini launched ultra-luxury SUV models in the past year to boost their brand's overall profitability.
In 2012, Daimler, which owns the Mercedes-Benz brand, stopped making Maybach's iconic long limousines after the vehicles, which were based on a unique design and cost around US$380,000, failed to sell heavily enough.
At the time, Maybach vehicles were marketed as a separate brand from Mercedes-Benz. Among the owners were oligarchs, rap stars, and royals including Russia’s Roman Abramovich, musician Jay-Z and King Juan Carlos of Spain.
When the joint Mercedes-Maybach brand was launched in 2014, Ola Kaellenius, then the Mercedes-Benz executive responsible for marketing and sales, said the brand was expected to sell well in China, the United States, Russia and Japan.
At the Shanghai autoshow this year, Daimler's Troska said demand for Maybachs was more than 600 a month in China.
(Reporting by Yilei Sun and Brenda Goh; Editing by Steve Orlofsky)


Carl Sagan
Carl Edward Sagan (November 9, 1934 – December 20, 1996) was an American astronomer, planetary scientist, cosmologist, astrophysicist, astrobiologist, author, and science communicator. His best known scientific contribution is research on extraterrestrial life, including experimental demonstration of the production of amino acids from basic chemicals by radiation. Sagan assembled the first physical messages sent into space: the Pioneer plaque and the Voyager Golden Record, universal messages that could potentially be understood by any extraterrestrial intelligence that might find them. Sagan argued the now-accepted hypothesis that the high surface temperatures of Venus can be attributed to and calculated using the greenhouse effect. Initially an associate professor at Harvard, Sagan later moved to Cornell where he would spend the majority of his career as the David Duncan Professor of Astronomy and Space Sciences. Sagan published more than 600 scientific papers and articles and was author, co-author or editor of more than 20 books. He wrote many popular science books, such as The Dragons of Eden, Cosmos, Broca's Brain and Pale Blue Dot, and narrated and co-wrote the award-winning 1980 television series Cosmos: A Personal Voyage. The most widely watched series in the history of American public television, Cosmos, has been seen by at least 500 million people across 60 different countries. The book Cosmos was published to accompany the series. He also wrote the 1985 science fiction novel Contact, the basis for a 1997 film of the same name. His papers, containing 595,000 items,[5] are archived at The Library of Congress. Sagan advocated scientific skeptical inquiry and the scientific method, pioneered exobiology and promoted the Search for Extra-Terrestrial Intelligence (SETI). He spent most of his career as a professor of astronomy at Cornell University, where he directed the Laboratory for Planetary Studies. Sagan and his works received numerous awards and honors, including the NASA Distinguished Public Service Medal, the National Academy of Sciences Public Welfare Medal, the Pulitzer Prize for General Non-Fiction for his book The Dragons of Eden, and, regarding Cosmos: A Personal Voyage, two Emmy Awards, the Peabody Award, and the Hugo Award. He married three times and had five children. After suffering from myelodysplasia, Sagan died of pneumonia at the age of 62, on December 20, 1996.
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2-year professional experienced CS Master
knowing Java, Python, C++, JavaScript, SQL, Hadoop, AWS
studying information retrieval, machine learning, data mining
Master at Language Technologies Institute
Aug 2014 - May 2016
CQPA: 3.9/4.0
Best team for 2-Year Industry Liaison Project
Best team for Bio-medical Question Answering System
Courses: Engineering Intelligent Information Systems (A+), Machine Learning (A+),Search Engines, Big Data Analytics, Cloud Computing, etc
Academic Exchange Student
at Department of Computer Science
Jan 2012 - Jun 2012
Best Team at Software Engineering Large Systems
Courses: Software Engineering for Large Systems, Design and Analysis of Algorithms, Web Application Devlopment, etc
BSc(Hons) in Computer Science
Sep 2009 - May 2014
Major GPA 3.78, top 0.2% in matriculation, 320,000 HKD Scholarship
Distinguished Final Year Project Award Winner(Top 10 among 128)
Courses: Data Visualization (TA), Software Design, Data Structures, Distributed Database Systems, Computer Networks, Software Testing, Business Intelligence Systems, etc
Software Engineer Intern
C/C++ embedded system (data & network layers) for the new generation of LTE base station
May 2015 - Aug 2015
Redesigned the logger for data scheduler and controller of LTE base station to expedite system diagnosis progress
Built memory allocation monitor with graphic visualizations to aid system architecture design and optimization
Created a documentation-to-markdown tool supporting tables and hyperlinks to automate batch project wiki generation
Improved testing process by developing an GUI-based AES Cipher to create test cases efficiently
Software Development Engineer
.NET data exchange system for Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect
Jul 2012 - Jun 2013
Developed Traditional Chinese - Simplified Chinese translators and fixed encoding problems of the dissemination platform
Refactored documents backup module with 0.3x lines and 2.5x speed. Upgraded modules for retrieving daily stock prices from Shanghai Stock Exchange with 0.4x lines and 1.5x speed
Planned version control system migration (TFS) and prepare targeted trainings for multiple stakeholders
Software Engineer
Expedited system diagonisis by building controller loggers and visualizing memory usages
Automated a series of testing and project management routines
Learned: C/C++, Python, Networks(LTE), Markdown
Master Student at Language Technologies Institute
Best team for 2-Year Industry Liaison Project
Best team for Question Answering System
Learned: Java, Search Engines, Cloud Computing, Machine Learning, Hadoop
Co-Instructor
Initiated a course on data mining and visualization
Built an interactive E-learning platform
Learned: Python, JSON, Data Visualization
Bachelor of Science (Honors) in Computer Science
Distinguished Final Year Project Award ( 10 / 128)
Learned: Social Network Analysis, Distributed Systems, Databases, Operating Systems, Software Design
Software Engineer
Programmed in VB.Net, C#, XSLT, SQL
Focus: data integration and internationalization
Planned version control system migration
Academic Exchange Student
Best Team at Engineering Large Systems
Learned: Algorithms, Engineering Large Systems, Web Development
Undergraduate at School of Science and Engineering
Top 0.2% in matriculation
International Student Scholarship of 320,000 HKD


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Towering, gold-encrusted monuments break the unending monotony of a horizon formed of sun-blasted sand. Awe-inspiring, animal-headed gods walk among the people, offering them care and protection from the horrors of the desert. A wide, life-giving river offers its abundant bounty, providing for every physical need. Happy, hopeful people offer sacrifices in grand temples dedicated to their benevolent gods, addressing their spiritual needs. They know that this life—wonderful as it is—is just the beginning, the prelude to the perfection that awaits them in the afterlife, promised to them by their God-Pharaoh.
Amonkhet is a plane of dichotomy. Beyond the lush river valley lies endless, scorching desert. Accursed, desiccated mummies roam the desert, while carefully embalmed mummies attend to the needs of the living in the glorious city. The people have everything they need—they are protected from the desert heat and wandering mummies by a magical barrier, and they spend their lives in focused training, honing their bodies and minds to perfection.
The gods are custodians of the path to the afterlife, established by the God-Pharaoh to purify and perfect the people who follow it and undergo its trials. Each god oversees one of the five trials and instructs the initiates who are preparing to face the trial, helping them to cultivate one of the five aspects of mortal perfection: solidarity, knowledge, strength, ambition, and zeal.
On the surface, Amonkhet seems like a marvelous place to live, but something unsettling and nefarious lurks behind the grand facade. The wise and benevolent God-Pharaoh, said to be busy preparing the wondrous afterlife for the worthy, is actually Nicol Bolas, the malevolent dragon Planeswalker whose schemes reach far beyond this plane.
The cat-headed god Oketra embodies stability, order, and protection. She values coordinated purpose and cooperative action. Her trial is the first one undergone by initiates, forcing them to rely on the other members of their crops and stand or fall together.
With his ibis head and glorious wings, the god Kefnet represents intellect and the magic of the mind. Kefnet oversees the Trial of Knowledge, and judges worthiness based on mental prowess. He believes that knowledge is power and his greatest weapon is his mental acumen and magical ability.
Crocodile-headed Bontu is the God of Ambition. Bontu teaches that no one is born strong—they become it. Pride and cunning are tools for self growth. She is closely associated with the process of embalming both the initiates who attain a Glorious Death and those who fall ingloriously along the way.
Jackal-headed Hazoret is the god of zeal. Hazoret's ideal of zeal encompasses powerful emotions as well as religious intensity. It is not enough to merely want a place in the afterlife, initiates must channel that drive into a furious battle that will determine their final place in the afterlife.
Rhonas is the cobra-headed god of strength, both in physical superiority—the ability to exert and withstand force—and mental aspects of willpower. The ability to resist fear, to face battle with indomitable will, and self-reliance are the qualities that ensure success in Rhonas's trial.
Though he is technically a vizier of Oketra, Temmet's work brings him in contact with all five gods. He is only sixteen years old, but his dedication to Oketra, to solidarity, and to learning has elevated him to a position of supervising the other viziers in charge of the city's infrastructure.
Hapatra is a human vizier who spends most of her time in Rhonas's monument. Her work with basilisks in the Trial of Strength has made her resistant to all kinds of venoms and toxins. She has an affable sense of humor, and uses her good nature and powerful poisons to constantly improve Rhonas' Trial.
Neheb is a highly accomplished initiate who has earned four cartouches and thus a place in the House of Hazoret. He inspires both fear and respect in all who see him fight. He is a talented charioteer, and his favored weapon is a spear, which he wreathes in magical flame before battle.
Samut is an initiate who doubted the legitimacy of the God-Pharaoh. Renowned for her speed and skill in hand-to-hand combat, Samut was a leader in her crop. Secretly, she studied the dance and martial arts of the past, and discovered that her people's history had been wiped from memory.
Nicol Bolas's gods of destruction. Once benevolent protectors of Amonkhet, Nicol Bolas twisted them into their present forms. Their arrival, foretold in prophecies known as the Hours, promised paradise but delivered apocalyptic chaos.
The Scorpion God is massive and soulless, but is initially greeted with joy by the immortals of Amonkhet. Their revelry is soon demolished as it reveals its purpose: to hunt down and kill each remaining god.
Next, in the Hour of Promise, the Locust God begins to tear down the Hekma. The god's swarm of locusts fills the sky, blocking out the sun. With the barrier gone, the city is exposed to the threats of the desert.
But that is not the end. The Hour of Eternity arrives with a final scarab-headed god marching into the city, leading ranks of lazotep-coated undead soldiers—the Eternals.
Naktamun is a sheltered city oasis in the midst of a desert of horrors. Monuments to the Gods, sparring rings, mazes formed of strange illusions, jungle-like ranges, and obstacle courses, along with ordinary classrooms, are the background for the comprehensive training regimen of the initiates.
Of the five humanoid races of Amonkhet, humans are the most diverse and adaptable. Humans train in a wide variety of fighting styles, including those particularly favored by other races. Humans are willing to go to any length, exhausting all available options, to reach the pinnacle of achievement.
Aven have humanlike bodies, arms, and legs, along with birdlike wings and heads resembling those of hawks or ibises. Aven delight in flying above their foes, using their superior mobility to confound and outpace their opponents.
The khenra of Amonkhet are tall and lean, with graceful bodies and heads that strongly resemble jackals. Nearly every khenra is born a fraternal or identical twin, and a pair of khenra twins forms an extremely close emotional bond unknown to most other residents of Amonkhet.
Minotaurs are powerfully built, barrel-chested humanoids with heads resembling rams. As their appearance suggests, they combine great physical strength with stubbornness, bravado, and almost reckless bravery. They revel in combat, especially when the odds against them seem overwhelming.
Naga look like enormous snakes with shoulders and arms protruding from humanoid torsos. Naga believe in a principle called the Sweetest Harmony, which describes a perfect balance between the body and the mind. Finding that balance, as they understand it, is a sure path to glory in the trials.
Gideon values loyalty and honor above all. He's a tactically minded combat mage with the power of invulnerability, which gives him the edge in almost any battle. A champion for the innocent, he inspires others to follow him in his pursuit of justice.
A brilliant telepath with insatiable curiosity, Jace strives to know all there is to know. His skills in illusion, mind reading, and memory modification make him one of the most talented—and potentially dangerous—Planeswalkers in the Multiverse.
Cunning and ambitious, Liliana is quietly growing more powerful by the day. And thanks to a contract with some demons, she's not growing any older.
Compassionate but short-tempered, Chandra ignites with rage—and often flames—whenever freedom is threatened. Her natural pyromantic gifts and her consuming passion make her a fire mage of unparalleled power.
Nissa is an elementalist uniquely and deeply connected to the land; this gives her access to overwhelming power. Though she has a cool, quiet demeanor, she erupts with fervent and powerful passion when the life of a world is threatened.


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Karl
Posted:
Thu Jan 10, 2008 9:46 pm
by hesmen
hey whenever I visit the video hosting portion of unseen studios and i click on the category of general xenimus videos, the first page of videos come up, and nothing interests me.... so i clicked on the button Next>> and it takes me to groups??? So yea... the link is messed up, i can't view the other 2 pages of videos!
thanks,
btw what happened to born to rule?
Posted:
Thu Jan 10, 2008 9:47 pm
by hesmen
btw also i wanna thank you again for letting me play ecrofresia all those years ago!
Posted:
Fri Jan 11, 2008 12:05 am
by thadiusofx3
that site has nothing to do with unseen studios, it's just a xenimus-related video hosting site I set up on the PV server (not same as the unseen server)
I'll look into that bug though, It's probably got to do with the template I have installed.
Posted:
Fri Jan 11, 2008 7:59 am
by Karl G.
Hey man! It's great to hear from you, and you're quite welcome.
I'll let Thadius look into the bug; as for BTR, that project has put on hold indefinitely, since David, Joe, Matt and I have since gone to college in different places and it's more difficult to collaborate in the way we did back then. It may come back some day, but for now I'm just working on PV.
Karl
Posted:
Fri Jan 11, 2008 3:39 pm
by hesmen
Ok, thanks guys!