Yeasts in nectar can stimulate the growth of bee colonies
| Source: | KU Leuven |
| Summary: | Researchers have found that the presence of yeasts can alter the chemical composition and thus the nutritional value of nectar for pollinators such as bees. Moreover, the study found that yeasts can even boost bee health and colony fitness. |
Researchers from KU Leuven have found that the presence of yeasts can alter the chemical composition and thus the nutritional value of nectar for pollinators such as bees. Moreover, the study found that yeasts can even boost bee health and colony fitness. "Research into the role of microbes in our ecosystem is of vital importance to safeguard bees."
Artificial flowers
It is not widely known that pollen and floral nectar contain yeasts. Even on one flower, the types and amount of yeasts that occur can widely vary. These variations lead to vast differences in the nutritional value of the nectar of each flower, specifically when it comes to the sugars and amino acids present. Yeasts eat the sugars in the nectar that is supposed to supply nutrients to the bees.
To find out whether the presence of yeasts impacts bees, a team led by María I. Pozo from the KU Leuven Biology Department added five different yeast species to nectar. They then investigated how the yeast affected the chemical composition of the nectar and how, in turn, this has an impact on the bees. The researchers used colonies of the buff-tailed bumblebee or Bombus Terrestris. They investigated the development of the colonies and various other indicators of well-being, such as the bees' size and weight, their mortality rate, weight loss during hibernation, their mating success, and resistance to infections.
In addition, the attractiveness of nectar with yeasts was investigated by using an artificial flower field. Half of the flowers contained a different type of sugary solution with yeasts, while the other half contained only the sugar water. The researchers computed how often the bees visited each flower type and how much time the bees spent with the flowers.
The results show that even though yeasts significantly alter the composition of nectar, this does not have an impact on the foraging behaviour of the bees, nor on how much of the nectar they consumed. "We had expected the opposite, so this was quite surprising," says María I. Pozo. "The bees seem to be able to digest the yeast cells, which contain more concentrated nutrients than the nectar itself."
Some yeasts even had a positive effect on the growth of the bee colonies, as fewer bee larvae died in the colonies that received the yeast supplement. These colonies also produced a larger amount of worker bees, which result in more vigorous colonies.
Fungicides
"Nectar is the perfect food for bees, and nectar containing yeasts can stimulate bee populations. However, the presence of yeasts and other microbes can be drastically disrupted by human activities, like the use of fungicides," Pozo continues. "Since bees are globally in decline, it is important to know if and how yeasts influence their wellbeing as a species. In general, more research is needed into the role of microbes as hidden players in our ecosystem. The disruption of microbial diversity is a serious threat to wildlife populations across the world."
Now, Pozo and her colleagues are investigating how bees and other pollinators use antimicrobial chemicals present in plants as self-medication to battle infections. Infections form one of the major threats for bees, next to insecticides, destruction of their habitat and nesting sites, and low-quality diets due to reduced floral diversity.
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Journal Reference:
- María I. Pozo, Gaby Kemenade, Annette Oystaeyen, Tomás Aledón‐Catalá, Alfredo Benavente, Wim Van den Ende, Felix Wäckers, Hans Jacquemyn. The impact of yeast presence in nectar on bumble bee behavior and fitness. Ecological Monographs, 2019; DOI: 10.1002/ecm.1393
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| MLA | KU Leuven. "Yeasts in nectar can stimulate the growth of bee colonies." ScienceDaily. ScienceDaily, 20 November 2019. <www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2019/11/191120131323.htm>. |
| APA | KU Leuven. (2019, November 20). Yeasts in nectar can stimulate the growth of bee colonies. ScienceDaily. Retrieved November 20, 2019 from www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2019/11/191120131323.htm |
| Chicago | KU Leuven. "Yeasts in nectar can stimulate the growth of bee colonies." ScienceDaily. www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2019/11/191120131323.htm (accessed November 20, 2019). |


Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
over 2 hours
Serves
Serves 6
Warm up with a classic recipe for Scotch broth from The Hairy Bikers.
Put the pearl barley into a bowl and cover with cold water. Set aside to soak.
Meanwhile, pace the lamb in a large saucepan or flameproof casserole and cover with the cold water or lamb stock. Bring to a simmer and skim off the scum. Add the onion, bay leaf and thyme to the pan. Return to a gentle simmer and cook for one hour, skimming occasionally.
Add the carrots, turnips and celery to the casserole with the lamb. Season with the salt and freshly ground black pepper. Bring to a very gentle simmer, cover with a lid and cook for 30 minutes.
After the vegetables and lamb have been simmering for 30 minutes, rinse the pearl barley in a sieve under cold running water. Turn the lamb over. Add the pearl barley and potatoes to the casserole. Cook gently for a further 30 minutes, uncovered.
Stir in the cabbage and return to a gentle simmer. Continue cooking uncovered for a further 15 minutes or until the lamb is very tender and is falling off the bone and the barley is softened. Remove the pan from the heat
Lift the lamb out of the pot with tongs or a large fork and put on a board. Carve off all the meat, slicing or tearing into largish chunks and discarding any skin and bone. Season the broth with more salt and pepper to taste and spoon into large, deep plates. Divide the lamb between the plates and sprinkle with freshly chopped parsley.


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--- layout: blog title: Musical cross-pollination date: 2017-11-01 09:00:00 -0600 categories: blog author: Terry B. Lee ---
Is your toe tapping to your favourite tune on your iPod? There’s a high probability that the musicians involved in creating that music have been influenced by and possibly even studied as jazz musicians. There was a day when genres never mixed. But today we live in a culture of cross-pollination that is unprecedented in all of western history!
This is true in the Foothills too! Often, the finest musicians in our community are highly skilled in more than one genre. Foothills Philharmonic Chorus conductor Tim Korthuis is not only a highly skilled choral conductor, but has been the piano accompanist with performing groups and choirs around Okotoks, and was the rock ’n roll keyboard player for a popular ‘originals’ band in Calgary known as “Telli”. Foothills Philharmonic Vocal Jazz director, Shawn Lindenbach, is the 1st trumpet player in the Foothills Philharmonic Orchestra, and baritone in the FP Chorus and Chamber Chorus.
So, with substantial “cross-over”, what makes “jazz” jazz?
The roots of jazz music draw from spirituals, ragtime, Dixieland and folk. The broad category that emerged as jazz, included an ever widening range of genres… swing, bee bop, east coast and west coast. And the sponge that is this genre quickly embraced influences from Latin and Afro-Cuba cultures. There’s a poetic nicety in the generous way jazz now gives back to emerging music styles. Those original musicians were among the first to bend notes, syncopate rhythms, cross barlines and violate long standing rules for enunciation of lyrics and articulation of notes. There was an excitement and an energy to the harmonies, the power of the toe tapping rhythms, and there was and continues to be a strong appeal to the diverse styles that live under the broad umbrella of the category we call “jazz”. Jazz musicians “feel” and interpret and they improvise within well established musical boundaries.
You are invited to experience some of the more accessible expressions of the genre with the Foothills Philharmonic Vocal Jazz ensemble. Visit our webpage for concert information where genres will fuse, worlds will collide, and your toe will be sure to find inspiration!


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- You minify your JavaScript for the best client experience. Why not your HTML?
- Using the HTML for the demo form below
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This is a little thing I think I’ll start doing to relieve frustration after working with awfully designed or just plain buggy classes.  Hopefully I’ll also be able to retract these on a semi-regular basis.
Today’s Half Arsed Class is brought to you by the NSRulerView
class, which allows you to set a completely custom measurement unit setup so that you can draw rulers against your NSScrollView
instances.
Sadly, there’s no way to actually get those measurement units back. So, if you want to customise how the ticks on your ruler are drawn you’re completely out of luck. You’ll have to do all of the calculations, all of the math, and all of the drawing yourself.
The default NSRulerView
also updates as required to reflect the magnification level of the scroll view it’s tied to. Via a private instance variable.  The documentation makes reference to:
“If you want to do custom hash-marks and labels you should first look at doing it with a delegate. You can do whatever kind of custom hash-marks you want through delegation as long as the hash-marks and labels are evenly spaced.”
However, there are no delegate methods that expose anything to do with customising the hash marks. Brilliant QA work there, guys!
So, if you find yourself thinking “NSRulerView looks like what I need!”, think again. It’s only useful if you want it in exactly the form you find it.
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The Crown star says Prince Charles has spent his whole life waiting for his mum to die
Prince Charles Actor Josh O'Connor has spoken about how he believes the future king's whole life has been lived in 'purgatory'
by Tiffany WallisJosh O’Connor, who plays the future king in season three of Netflix series The Crown , has spoken out about how Prince Charles lives in the shadow of his mother.
The Prince Of Wales actor, 29, delved beneath the surface of Prince Charles to truly capture his character in the hit royal series, but discovered some sad realities.
During an interview with GQ Hype , the rising star insisted that Prince Charles' whole life has been lived in "purgatory" and said that he is "waiting for his mother to die."
He shockingly told the publication: "What I’m gradually finding is a guy waiting for his mother to die for his life to have meaning. His whole life has been in purgatory.
"Waiting for your parent to die is pretty messed up."
Josh said the Queen is responsible for whether or not Charles' life can have meaning.
He continued: "That the one person who should be unconditional is the person that holds the power for you to have any meaning in your life.
"It’s quite nice to play that. They’re huge stakes"
This certainly runs true, as Queen Elizabeth is the longest ever serving monarch, aged 93, with Prince Charles remaining the next in line for the throne, aged 71.
The young prince makes his series debut in episode six, where he endures a semester 'abroad' to learn Welsh at the order of his family and government.
Netflix's hit series The Crown has already begun taking over the lives of its fans as season three arrived at the weekend with a bang.
The third series of The Crown opened in 1964 and covers the Queen’s Silver Jubilee, the moon landing and Prince Charles’s relationship with a young Camilla Shand.
The season delve into the mysterious complicated romances between Charles, Camilla, Andrew Parker Bowles and Princess Anne .
Helena Bonham Carter, Olivia Colman and Tobias Menzies also star in the new series.
To get his portrayal of Prince Charles right, Josh did a lot of research on his character before acting him out.
He learned to ride a horse and started eating a lot of boiled eggs to resemble Prince Charles' eating habits.
The star also told GQ Hype that he had to mimic the prince's habits correctly, even down to finicky details such as how he holds a horse's reins in an unusual way.
The Crown season three is available on Netflix.


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7.2 - Version system configurations and other artifacts
Learning Objectives
By the end of this lesson you will be able to -
Version the Jenkins configuration.
Version Configurations
System Configuration Management
Open the Jenkins versioning file from the AWSCLI instance. You can also find the file by visiting https://github.com/stelligent/devopsinthecloud/blob/master/scripts/jenkins_versioning.sh


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A
addTableModelListener(TableModelListener)
- Method in class obviousx.io.impl.
ObviousTableModel
Adds a listener to the list that is notified each time a change to the data model occurs.
C
createFile()
- Method in interface obviousx.io.
Exporter
Creates a file in an external from an Obvious description.
createFile()
- Method in class obviousx.io.impl.
CSVExport
Create a CSV file from the obvious table.
createFile()
- Method in class obviousx.io.impl.
CSVGraphExport
Create a node CSV file and an edge CSV file from the obvious network.
createFile()
- Method in class obviousx.io.impl.
GraphMLExport
Create a GraphML file from the obvious network.
createFile()
- Method in class obviousx.io.ivtk.
IvtkObviousTableWriter
createFile()
- Method in class obviousx.io.prefuse.
PrefuseObviousGraphWriter
createFile()
- Method in class obviousx.io.prefuse.
PrefuseObviousTableWriter
CSVExport
- Class in
obviousx.io.impl
Export an obvious table in CSV format.
CSVExport(String, Table)
- Constructor for class obviousx.io.impl.
CSVExport
CSVExport constructor.
CSVGraphExport
- Class in
obviousx.io.impl
CSV to graph Import class.
CSVGraphExport(String, String, Network, Schema, Schema)
- Constructor for class obviousx.io.impl.
CSVGraphExport
Constructor for exporter for Obvious Network to CSV.
CSVGraphImport
- Class in
obviousx.io.impl
CSV to graph Import class.
CSVGraphImport(File, File, Network, String, String, String, char)
- Constructor for class obviousx.io.impl.
CSVGraphImport
Constructor for GraphMLImport.
CSVImport
- Class in
obviousx.io.impl
CSV Import class.
CSVImport(File, Table, char)
- Constructor for class obviousx.io.impl.
CSVImport
Constructor.
CSVImport(File, char)
- Constructor for class obviousx.io.impl.
CSVImport
Constructor.
E
Exporter
- Interface in
obviousx.io
A general interface to manage export from obvious to an external format.
F
format(Object, StringBuffer, FieldPosition)
- Method in interface obviousx.text.
TypedFormat
Formats an object and appends the resulting text to a given string buffer.
format(Object, StringBuffer, FieldPosition)
- Method in class obviousx.util.
FormatFactoryImpl.TypedBitSetFormat
format(BitSet)
- Method in class obviousx.util.
FormatFactoryImpl.TypedBitSetFormat
Format the given BitSet instance.
format(Object, StringBuffer, FieldPosition)
- Method in class obviousx.util.
FormatFactoryImpl.TypedBooleanFormat
format(Boolean)
- Method in class obviousx.util.
FormatFactoryImpl.TypedBooleanFormat
Format an input Boolean as a string.
format(Object, StringBuffer, FieldPosition)
- Method in class obviousx.util.
FormatFactoryImpl.TypedStringFormat
format(String, StringBuffer)
- Method in class obviousx.util.
FormatFactoryImpl.TypedStringFormat
Returns a StringBuffer.
FormatFactory
- Interface in
obviousx.util
Factory for format.
FormatFactoryImpl
- Class in
obviousx.util
Concrete implementation for FormatFactory.
FormatFactoryImpl()
- Constructor for class obviousx.util.
FormatFactoryImpl
FormatFactoryImpl.TypedBitSetFormat
- Class in
obviousx.util
Inner class for BitSet format class.
FormatFactoryImpl.TypedBitSetFormat()
- Constructor for class obviousx.util.
FormatFactoryImpl.TypedBitSetFormat
Constructor.
FormatFactoryImpl.TypedBooleanFormat
- Class in
obviousx.util
Inner class for Boolean Format.
FormatFactoryImpl.TypedBooleanFormat()
- Constructor for class obviousx.util.
FormatFactoryImpl.TypedBooleanFormat
Constructor.
FormatFactoryImpl.TypedDateFormat
- Class in
obviousx.util
Inner class for Extended SimpleDateFormat class.
FormatFactoryImpl.TypedDateFormat(String)
- Constructor for class obviousx.util.
FormatFactoryImpl.TypedDateFormat
Constructor.
FormatFactoryImpl.TypedDecimalFormat
- Class in
obviousx.util
Inner class for Extended Decimal Format.
FormatFactoryImpl.TypedDecimalFormat(String)
- Constructor for class obviousx.util.
FormatFactoryImpl.TypedDecimalFormat
Constructor with accurate type parameter.
FormatFactoryImpl.TypedDecimalFormat()
- Constructor for class obviousx.util.
FormatFactoryImpl.TypedDecimalFormat
Constructor.
FormatFactoryImpl.TypedStringFormat
- Class in
obviousx.util
Inner Class for String Format.
FormatFactoryImpl.TypedStringFormat()
- Constructor for class obviousx.util.
FormatFactoryImpl.TypedStringFormat
Constructor.
G
getColumnClass(int)
- Method in class obviousx.io.impl.
ObviousTableModel
Returns the most specific superclass for all the cell values in the column This is used by the JTable to set up a default renderer and editor for the column.
getColumnCount()
- Method in class obviousx.io.impl.
ObviousTableModel
Returns the number of columns in the model.
getColumnName(int)
- Method in class obviousx.io.impl.
ObviousTableModel
Returns the name of the column at columnIndex.
getFormat()
- Method in interface obviousx.text.
TypedFormat
Getter for the associated format.
getFormat(String)
- Method in interface obviousx.util.
FormatFactory
Gets the format from a class.
getFormat(Format)
- Method in interface obviousx.util.
FormatFactory
Gets the format from a format instance.
getFormat(String)
- Method in class obviousx.util.
FormatFactoryImpl
Gives the associated TypedFormat object associated to a type entered as a String.
getFormat(Format)
- Method in class obviousx.util.
FormatFactoryImpl
Gives the corresponding TypedFormat for a given Format.
getFormat()
- Method in class obviousx.util.
FormatFactoryImpl.TypedBitSetFormat
getFormat()
- Method in class obviousx.util.
FormatFactoryImpl.TypedBooleanFormat
getFormat()
- Method in class obviousx.util.
FormatFactoryImpl.TypedDateFormat
getFormat()
- Method in class obviousx.util.
FormatFactoryImpl.TypedDecimalFormat
getFormat()
- Method in class obviousx.util.
FormatFactoryImpl.TypedStringFormat
getFormatFactory()
- Method in interface obviousx.io.
Exporter
Get the FormatFactory associated to this Importer.
getFormatFactory()
- Method in interface obviousx.io.
GraphImporter
Get the FormatFactory associated to this Importer.
getFormatFactory()
- Method in class obviousx.io.impl.
CSVExport
Gets the FormatFactory of the importer.
getFormatFactory()
- Method in class obviousx.io.impl.
CSVGraphExport
Gets the FormatFactory associated to this Importer.
getFormatFactory()
- Method in class obviousx.io.impl.
CSVGraphImport
Gets the FormatFactory associated to this Importer.
getFormatFactory()
- Method in class obviousx.io.impl.
CSVImport
Gets the FormatFactory of the importer.
getFormatFactory()
- Method in class obviousx.io.impl.
GraphMLExport
Gets the FormatFactory of the importer.
getFormatFactory()
- Method in class obviousx.io.impl.
GraphMLImport
Gets the FormatFactory associated to this Importer.
getFormatFactory()
- Method in class obviousx.io.ivtk.
IvtkObviousGraphReader
getFormatFactory()
- Method in class obviousx.io.ivtk.
IvtkObviousTableReader
getFormatFactory()
- Method in class obviousx.io.ivtk.
IvtkObviousTableWriter
getFormatFactory()
- Method in class obviousx.io.prefuse.
PrefuseObviousGraphReader
getFormatFactory()
- Method in class obviousx.io.prefuse.
PrefuseObviousGraphWriter
getFormatFactory()
- Method in class obviousx.io.prefuse.
PrefuseObviousTableReader
getFormatFactory()
- Method in class obviousx.io.prefuse.
PrefuseObviousTableWriter
getFormatFactory()
- Method in interface obviousx.io.
TableImporter
Get the FormatFactory associated to this Importer.
getFormattedClass()
- Method in interface obviousx.text.
TypedFormat
Getter for the associated type with the defined format.
getFormattedClass()
- Method in class obviousx.util.
FormatFactoryImpl.TypedBitSetFormat
getFormattedClass()
- Method in class obviousx.util.
FormatFactoryImpl.TypedBooleanFormat
Returns Boolean.class.
getFormattedClass()
- Method in class obviousx.util.
FormatFactoryImpl.TypedDateFormat
Returns Date.class.
getFormattedClass()
- Method in class obviousx.util.
FormatFactoryImpl.TypedDecimalFormat
Returns Number.class.
getFormattedClass()
- Method in class obviousx.util.
FormatFactoryImpl.TypedStringFormat
Returns String.class.
getNodeSchema()
- Method in class obviousx.io.impl.
GraphMLImport
Returns node schema.
getRowCount()
- Method in class obviousx.io.impl.
ObviousTableModel
Returns the number of rows in the model.
getSchema()
- Method in class obviousx.io.impl.
CSVImport
Gets the schema attribute of the importer.
getTable()
- Method in class obviousx.io.impl.
CSVExport
Gets the CSV file.
getValueAt(int, int)
- Method in class obviousx.io.impl.
ObviousTableModel
Returns the value for the cell at columnIndex and rowIndex.
GraphImporter
- Interface in
obviousx.io
A general interface to manage import from an external format to obvious table.
GraphMLExport
- Class in
obviousx.io.impl
GraphML Export class.
GraphMLExport(String, Network, Schema, Schema)
- Constructor for class obviousx.io.impl.
GraphMLExport
GraphMLExport constructor.
GraphMLImport
- Class in
obviousx.io.impl
GraphML Import class.
GraphMLImport(File, Network, String, String, String)
- Constructor for class obviousx.io.impl.
GraphMLImport
Constructor for GraphMLImport.
GraphMLImport(File)
- Constructor for class obviousx.io.impl.
GraphMLImport
Constructor.
I
isCellEditable(int, int)
- Method in class obviousx.io.impl.
ObviousTableModel
Returns true if the cell at rowIndex and columnIndex is editable.
IvtkObviousGraphReader
- Class in
obviousx.io.ivtk
Wrapper for ivtk reader to be compatible with obvious.
IvtkObviousGraphReader(AbstractGraphReader)
- Constructor for class obviousx.io.ivtk.
IvtkObviousGraphReader
Constructor.
IvtkObviousGraphReader(String, File)
- Constructor for class obviousx.io.ivtk.
IvtkObviousGraphReader
Constructor.
IvtkObviousTableReader
- Class in
obviousx.io.ivtk
Wrapper for ivtk reader to be compatible with obvious.
IvtkObviousTableReader(AbstractTableReader)
- Constructor for class obviousx.io.ivtk.
IvtkObviousTableReader
Constructor.
IvtkObviousTableReader(String, File)
- Constructor for class obviousx.io.ivtk.
IvtkObviousTableReader
Constructor.
IvtkObviousTableWriter
- Class in
obviousx.io.ivtk
Wrapper for ivtk writer to be compatible with obvious.
IvtkObviousTableWriter(AbstractWriter)
- Constructor for class obviousx.io.ivtk.
IvtkObviousTableWriter
Constructor.
L
loadGraph()
- Method in interface obviousx.io.
GraphImporter
Load the content of an external medium (file, db) into an Obvious Table.
loadGraph()
- Method in class obviousx.io.impl.
CSVGraphImport
Loads the table with the data of external CSV files.
loadGraph()
- Method in class obviousx.io.impl.
GraphMLImport
Loads the table with the data of the external file.
loadGraph()
- Method in class obviousx.io.ivtk.
IvtkObviousGraphReader
loadGraph()
- Method in class obviousx.io.prefuse.
PrefuseObviousGraphReader
loadTable()
- Method in class obviousx.io.impl.
CSVImport
Loads the table with the data of the external file.
loadTable()
- Method in class obviousx.io.ivtk.
IvtkObviousTableReader
loadTable()
- Method in class obviousx.io.prefuse.
PrefuseObviousTableReader
loadTable()
- Method in interface obviousx.io.
TableImporter
Load the content of an external medium (file, db) into an Obvious Table.
O
ObviousTableModel
- Class in
obviousx.io.impl
An implementation for Obvious Table that supports TableModel.
ObviousTableModel(Table)
- Constructor for class obviousx.io.impl.
ObviousTableModel
Constructor.
obviousx
- package obviousx
Package obviousx.
obviousx.io
- package obviousx.io
Package obviousx This package contains several importers for well known formats such as CSV and GraphML.
obviousx.io.impl
- package obviousx.io.impl
Package obviousx.io.impl This package contains several importers.
obviousx.io.ivtk
- package obviousx.io.ivtk
Package obviousx.io.ivtk This package contains several importers based on InfoVis toolkit.
obviousx.io.prefuse
- package obviousx.io.prefuse
Package obviousx.io.prefuse This package contains several importers based on prefuse toolkit.
obviousx.text
- package obviousx.text
Package obviousx.example This package contains an implementation of java.text.Format.
obviousx.util
- package obviousx.util
Package obviousx.util This package contains the FormatFactory class and some implementations of it.
ObviousxException
- Exception in
obviousx
Obviousx exception.
ObviousxException()
- Constructor for exception obviousx.
ObviousxException
ObviousxException(String)
- Constructor for exception obviousx.
ObviousxException
ObviousxException(Throwable)
- Constructor for exception obviousx.
ObviousxException
ObviousxException(String, Throwable)
- Constructor for exception obviousx.
ObviousxException
ObviousxRuntimeException
- Exception in
obviousx
A Runtime Exception for Obvious toolkit.
ObviousxRuntimeException()
- Constructor for exception obviousx.
ObviousxRuntimeException
Constructs a new ObviousRuntimeException.
ObviousxRuntimeException(String)
- Constructor for exception obviousx.
ObviousxRuntimeException
Constructs a new ObviousRuntimeException with the input message.
ObviousxRuntimeException(Throwable)
- Constructor for exception obviousx.
ObviousxRuntimeException
Constructs a new ObviousRuntimeException with the input cause.
ObviousxRuntimeException(String, Throwable)
- Constructor for exception obviousx.
ObviousxRuntimeException
Constructs a new ObviousRuntimeException with the input cause and message.
P
parse(String, ParsePosition)
- Method in class obviousx.util.
FormatFactoryImpl.TypedDecimalFormat
parseObject(String, ParsePosition)
- Method in interface obviousx.text.
TypedFormat
Parses text from a string to produce an object.
parseObject(String, ParsePosition)
- Method in class obviousx.util.
FormatFactoryImpl.TypedBitSetFormat
parseObject(String, ParsePosition)
- Method in class obviousx.util.
FormatFactoryImpl.TypedBooleanFormat
parseObject(String, ParsePosition)
- Method in class obviousx.util.
FormatFactoryImpl.TypedStringFormat
PrefuseObviousGraphReader
- Class in
obviousx.io.prefuse
Wrapper for Prefuse reader to be compatible with obvious.
PrefuseObviousGraphReader(AbstractGraphReader, File)
- Constructor for class obviousx.io.prefuse.
PrefuseObviousGraphReader
Constructor.
PrefuseObviousGraphWriter
- Class in
obviousx.io.prefuse
Wrapper for Prefuse writter to be compatible with obvious.
PrefuseObviousGraphWriter(AbstractGraphWriter, Network, File)
- Constructor for class obviousx.io.prefuse.
PrefuseObviousGraphWriter
Constructor.
PrefuseObviousTableReader
- Class in
obviousx.io.prefuse
Wrapper for Prefuse reader to be compatible with obvious.
PrefuseObviousTableReader(AbstractTextTableReader, File)
- Constructor for class obviousx.io.prefuse.
PrefuseObviousTableReader
Constructor.
PrefuseObviousTableWriter
- Class in
obviousx.io.prefuse
Wrapper for Prefuse writer to be compatible with obvious.
PrefuseObviousTableWriter(AbstractTableWriter, Table, File)
- Constructor for class obviousx.io.prefuse.
PrefuseObviousTableWriter
Constructor.
R
readSchema()
- Method in interface obviousx.io.
GraphImporter
Reads the schema of an external medium.
readSchema()
- Method in class obviousx.io.impl.
CSVGraphImport
Reads the schema for nodes and edges described CSV files.
readSchema()
- Method in class obviousx.io.impl.
CSVImport
Reads the schema of the file.
readSchema()
- Method in class obviousx.io.impl.
GraphMLImport
Reads the schema for nodes and edges described the GraphML file.
readSchema()
- Method in class obviousx.io.ivtk.
IvtkObviousGraphReader
readSchema()
- Method in class obviousx.io.ivtk.
IvtkObviousTableReader
readSchema()
- Method in class obviousx.io.prefuse.
PrefuseObviousGraphReader
readSchema()
- Method in class obviousx.io.prefuse.
PrefuseObviousTableReader
readSchema()
- Method in interface obviousx.io.
TableImporter
Reads the schema of an external medium.
removeTableModelListener(TableModelListener)
- Method in class obviousx.io.impl.
ObviousTableModel
Removes a listener from the list that is notified each time a change to the data model occurs.
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setFormatFactory(FormatFactory)
- Method in interface obviousx.io.
Exporter
Sets for the Importer the format factory.
setFormatFactory(FormatFactory)
- Method in interface obviousx.io.
GraphImporter
Sets for the Importer the format factory.
setFormatFactory(FormatFactory)
- Method in class obviousx.io.impl.
CSVExport
Sets the FormatFactory of the importer.
setFormatFactory(FormatFactory)
- Method in class obviousx.io.impl.
CSVGraphExport
Sets the FormatFactory of the importer.
setFormatFactory(FormatFactory)
- Method in class obviousx.io.impl.
CSVGraphImport
Sets the FormatFactory of the importer.
setFormatFactory(FormatFactory)
- Method in class obviousx.io.impl.
CSVImport
Sets the FormatFactory of the importer.
setFormatFactory(FormatFactory)
- Method in class obviousx.io.impl.
GraphMLExport
Sets the FormatFactory of the importer.
setFormatFactory(FormatFactory)
- Method in class obviousx.io.impl.
GraphMLImport
Sets the FormatFactory of the importer.
setFormatFactory(FormatFactory)
- Method in class obviousx.io.ivtk.
IvtkObviousGraphReader
setFormatFactory(FormatFactory)
- Method in class obviousx.io.ivtk.
IvtkObviousTableReader
setFormatFactory(FormatFactory)
- Method in class obviousx.io.ivtk.
IvtkObviousTableWriter
setFormatFactory(FormatFactory)
- Method in class obviousx.io.prefuse.
PrefuseObviousGraphReader
setFormatFactory(FormatFactory)
- Method in class obviousx.io.prefuse.
PrefuseObviousGraphWriter
setFormatFactory(FormatFactory)
- Method in class obviousx.io.prefuse.
PrefuseObviousTableReader
setFormatFactory(FormatFactory)
- Method in class obviousx.io.prefuse.
PrefuseObviousTableWriter
setFormatFactory(FormatFactory)
- Method in interface obviousx.io.
TableImporter
Sets for the Importer the format factory.
setValueAt(Object, int, int)
- Method in class obviousx.io.impl.
ObviousTableModel
Sets the value in the cell at columnIndex and rowIndex to aValue.
T
tableChanged(TableModelEvent)
- Method in class obviousx.io.impl.
ObviousTableModel
Unused method.
TableImporter
- Interface in
obviousx.io
A general interface to manage import from an external format to obvious table.
TypedFormat
- Interface in
obviousx.text
Defines an extended Java Format supporting type attribute.
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Here you will find a selection of my work. If you wish to know more, please feel free to contact me and send a request.
Convalescent Aid Society - Website Redesign
These are three sample pages taken from the full redesign of the website for the Convalescent Aid Society, located
in Pasadena, CA. The website was given a complete overhaul, and redesigned in Photoshop, and using WordPress as the CMS. A responsive
template design was used and modified with custom PHP, CSS3 and HTML5. All code written using Adobe Dreamweaver. Google Analytics was also implemented into the
site.
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Troubleshooting Your PC (From MedRule Business Solutions)
This is a How To guide for fixing common PC problems, for people who are beginners,
or only know a few things about computers. Created in 2004, this handbook was used in
a companion to a Power Point lecture for medical office staff, mostly focusing on
Windows XP. Designed and written in Microsoft Word.
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Citrix Windows Apps Quick Reference Guide
This was a quick reference guide created in 2010 for students on how to use Windows Applications on the
USC Macintosh Lab computers and laptops. Designed in Microsoft Word.
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Wireless Printing Handout
Handout created in 2010 and made available to students explaining the new wireless printing option
offered by the USC Computer Lab. Designed in Photoshop.
View On Slideshare
Project: YouTube Content Creator
My Gaming-Focused YouTube Channel. Became partnered with the Freedom MCN through the DesireTM Network in
September 2014. All videos were planned, recorded and edited by me, using Final Cut Pro and Audacity. All title, end card and channel graphics are
created by me as well, using Photoshop.
Project: Video Game Creator
Creating, writing, scripting and designing JRPG Video Game using RPG Maker MV Software. Scripts written using Atom.
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Building Projects with Yeoman¶
By Noel Rice, Scott Addie
Yeoman generates complete, running projects for a given set of client-tools. You may be overwhelmed by “feature-shock” for the latest glut of client-tools (NPM, Gulp, Angular, etc.) or have simply run out of time to work through each feature set, much less the details, of every client tool. Yeoman generates everything you need to get over your first hurdle, the “hello world” that demonstrates that a group of technologies function together.
Yeoman is an open-source tool that works like a Visual Studio project template, but targets a wide developer audience that ranges from Ruby, browser extensions, PhoneGap, Facebook React, jQuery Mobile, and Microsoft technologies like ASP.NET.
Yeoman is opinionated; it prescribes tools and best practices for your target technologies so you don’t have to decide “Use version X or Y?” or “What directory structure should I use?” Yeoman gets you started with a known-good project that runs.
The Yeoman command line tool yo works alongside a Yeoman generator. Generators define the technologies that go into a project. Here are a few sample generators:
- AngularJS Generator creates a starting point for a new Angular single page application.
- JQuery Generator creates the shell code for a jQuery plugin.
- Chrome App Generator generates everything you need to create an extension for the Chrome browser.
- The Flux-React generator creates an application based on Facebook’s Flux/React architecture.
- ASP.NET generator creates ASP.NET 5 DNX projects.
- You can even generate your own Yeoman generator.
- In this article:
Getting Started¶
The ASP.NET generator creates ASP.NET 5 DNX projects that can be loaded into Visual Studio 2015 or run from the command line. The generator creates the following project types:
- Empty Application: An empty Web application with minimal dependencies.
- Console Application: A DNX-based console application.
- Web Application: A complete MVC web application with a simple home page and examples for managing accounts and login.
- Web Application Basic: A simpler MVC web application lacking membership and authorization, among other advanced features which are found only in the Web Application generator.
- Web API Application: A Web API built with MVC.
- Nancy ASP.NET Application: A lightweight HTTP service with one module built using Nancy.
- Class Library: A DNX-based class library.
- Unit Test project: A simple XUnit test project.
This walkthrough demonstrates how to use Yeoman to generate an ASP.NET 5 web application.
- Follow the instructions on http://yeoman.io/learning/ to install yo and other required tools.
- On the command line, install the ASP.NET generator:
npm install -g generator-aspnet
Note
The –g
flag installs the generator globally, so that it can be used from any path on your system.
- Create the new directory in which the project will be generated:
mkdir C:\MyYo
- On the command line, make the new directory the current directory:
cd C:\MyYo
- Run the
yo
command, providing theaspnet
alias for the ASP.NET generator:
yo aspnet
- The generator displays a menu. Arrow down to the Web Application project type and press
Enter
to select it:
- Provide an application name of “MyWebApp” and press
Enter
:
Yeoman will scaffold the project and its supporting files. Suggested next steps are also provided in the form of commands.
Client-Side Build Support¶
The ASP.NET generator creates supporting files to configure client-side build tools. A Grunt or a Gulp task runner file is added to your project to automate build tasks for Web Application projects. By default, the generator creates gulpfile.js to run tasks. Running the generator with the --grunt
argument generates Gruntfile.js instead:
yo aspnet --grunt
The generator also configures package.json to load Grunt or Gulp dependencies and adds bower.json and .bowerrc files to restore client-side packages using the Bower client-side package manager.
Building and Running from Visual Studio¶
You can load your generated ASP.NET 5 web project directly into Visual Studio 2015, then build and run your project from there.
- Open Visual Studio 2015. From the File menu, select .
- In the Open Project dialog, navigate to the
project.json
file, select it, and click the Open button. In the Solution Explorer, the project should look something like the screenshot below.
Note
Yeoman scaffolds a MVC web application, complete with both server- and client-side build support. Server-side dependencies are listed under the References node, and client-side dependencies in the Dependencies node of Solution Explorer. Dependencies are restored automatically when the project is loaded.
- When all the dependencies are restored, press F5 to run the project. The default home page displays in the browser.
Restoring, Building, and Hosting from the Command Line¶
You can prepare and host your web application using commands dnu (Microsoft .NET Development Utility) and dnx (Micorosft .NET Execution Environment).
Note
For more information on DNX, see DNX Overview
- From the command line, change the current directory to the folder containing the project (that is, the folder containing the project.json file):
cd C:\MyYo\MyWebApp
- From the command line, restore the project’s NuGet package dependencies:
dnu restore
- Also from the command line, build the project assemblies:
dnu build
- To run the development web server, use this dnx command:
dnx web
This will execute the corresponding web
command in the commands
section of the project.json file:
1 2 3 4 | "commands": {
"web": "Microsoft.AspNet.Server.Kestrel",
"ef": "EntityFramework.Commands"
},
|
The cross-platform Kestrel web server will begin listening on port 5000:
- Open a web browser, and navigate to http://localhost:5000.
Adding to Your Project with Sub Generators¶
You can add new generated files using Yeoman even after the project is created. Use sub generators to add any of the file types
that make up your project. For example, to add a new class to your project, enter the yo aspnet:Class
command followed by the
name of the class. Execute the following command from the directory in which the file should be created:
yo aspnet:Class Person
The result is a file named Person.cs with a class named Person
:
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Threading.Tasks;
namespace MyNamespace
{
public class Person
{
public Person()
{
}
}
}
Summary¶
Yeoman generates complete running projects for a wide range of technology combinations. The generated files can be loaded into Visual Studio. Task Runner Explorer and other Visual Studio tooling help configure and automate unfamiliar technologies in a familiar environment.


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An observable that will return an Account if the user is logged in, or false if the user is not logged in.
Retrieves the OAuth token data object from storage, relying on its set token store for the loading implementation details.
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An observable that will return an Account if the POST was successful.
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A tourney has many rounds and many players through 'Signups'; it can be a Swiss system, a classic elimination, or a round robin-type tourney. In the last case, it can be single or double r.r. (either two matches per pair of players or only one match).
A round has many matches, and belongs to one tourney.
A match has two players; a result of 'white', 'black', or 'draw'; and it belongs to a round.
A player has a name and a rating, has many matches and many signups to tourneys.
A signup belongs to one player and one tourney. It keeps track of the player's wins losses and draws for that tourney & retrieves the player's standing in that tourney.
Questions: (1) is the signup table superfluous? Its primary function is as a join table between tourneys and players (each of which has many of the other), but the data in the table is primarily specific to the player rather than to the tourney. (2) Is the 'standing' field in the signup -- being a 'derived attribute' -- actually necessary? It might be a method on the Player class instead, which would be dependent on the Signup record's data. (3) Is the schema robust? Can you think of any trouble I might get into?


Value:{ \
<ENTER_ATOMIC_SECTION> \
code_block; \
<LEAVE_ATOMIC_SECTION> \
}
Execute code block atomically (DEPRECATED)
Generally, it is illegal to suspend the current task by calling rtdm_task_sleep(), rtdm_event_wait(), etc. while holding a spinlock. In contrast, this macro allows to combine several operations including a potentially rescheduling call to an atomic code block with respect to other RTDM_EXECUTE_ATOMICALLY() blocks. The macro is a light-weight alternative for protecting code blocks via mutexes, and it can even be used to synchronise real-time and non-real-time contexts.
- Parameters
-
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- It is not allowed to leave the code block explicitly by using
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- See also
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Teamfight Tactics 9.23 patch notes: the return of Ranked Queue
by Steven MessnerTeamfight Tactics patch 9.23 brings a grip of additions to the game, including the return of the Ranked Queue. There are also new balancing changes that empower Tier 2 and Tier 3 champions while pulling back on the power of Tier 1s.
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Traits
- Glacial stun chance: 20%/40%/60% ⇒ 20%/35%/50%
- Light: The total heal amount is now based on the dying Champion's health rather than those receiving the heal.
- Ocean mana per second: 15/30/50 ⇒ 15/35/60
- Shadow bonus damage: 50%/100% ⇒ 45%/85%
- Warden bonus armor: 125%/275%/450% ⇒ 150%/300%/450%
Three-Star Ability Scaling
Tier 2
- Jax Damage: 150/250/350 ⇒ 150/250/450
- Leblanc Damage: 200/450/700 ⇒ 200/450/800
- Neeko Damage: 100/200/300 ⇒ 100/200/350
- Syndra Damage: 175/350/525 ⇒ 175/350/600
- Thresh Shield (note balance change below): 250/400/550 ⇒ 250/400/600
- Volibear Damage: 200/450/700 ⇒ 200/450/850
Tier 3
- Aatrox Damage: 250/500/750 ⇒ 250/500/1000
- Ezreal Damage: 200/400/600 ⇒ 200/400/800
- Kindred Damage: 150/325/500 ⇒ 150/325/650
- Nautilus Stun Duration: 3/4/5 ⇒3/4/6
- Nautilus Damage: 100/200/300 ⇒ 100/200/400
- Sion Damage: 200/400/600 ⇒ 200/400/800
General Champion Balance
Tier 1
- Ivern Shield: 200/400/600 ⇒ 200/350/500
- Maokai Passive Heal: 100/200/300 ⇒ 100/175/250
- Nasus Ability Damage: 35/70/105 ⇒ 50/70/90
- Nasus Ability Bonus Health: 200/400/600 ⇒ 250/400/550
- Taliyah Mana: 50/85 ⇒ 50/80
- Taliyah Ability Stun Duration: 1.5 ⇒ 2
- Vayne Ability Damage: 8%/12%/16% ⇒ 9%/12%/15%
- Vladimir Ability Damage and Heal Amount: 200/350/500 ⇒ 200/325/450
Tier 2
- Malzahar Minion Health: 300 ⇒ 250
- Rek’Sai Ability Damage: 200/550/900 ⇒ 250/550/850
- Skarner Mana: 0/75 ⇒ 0/65
- Skarner Armor: 30 ⇒ 35
- Thresh Ability Shield: 200/300/400 ⇒ 250/400/600
- Yasuo Ability Hits: 3/5/7 ⇒ 4/5/6
Tier 3
- Ezreal Mana: 0/40 ⇒ 0/30
- Ezreal Ability Cast Time: 0.5 ⇒ 0.25
Tier 4
- Ashe Attack Speed: 0.7 ⇒ 0.8
- Brand Ability Damage: 250/450/650 ⇒ 300/450/600
- Brand Bounces: 4/6/20 ⇒ 5/6/20
- Malphite HP: 800 ⇒ 850
- Olaf Mana: 0/75 ⇒ 0/90
- Yorick Ghoul Health: 750/1250/1750 ⇒ 600/1000/1400
- Yorick Ghoul Attack Speed: 0.8 ⇒ 0.7
Tier 5
- Singed Health: 1050 ⇒ 950
- Singed Ability Damage: 250/500/2000 ⇒ 200/400/2000
- Taric Health: 850 ⇒ 900
Items
- Frozen Heart Attack Speed Slow: 35% ⇒ 25%
- Guardian Angel: Can no longer be healed during the resurrecting state.
- Iceborne Gauntlet Attack Speed Slow: 35% ⇒ 25%
- Ionic Spark Damage: 100 ⇒ 90
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- Everyone will be reset back to Iron.
- No losing LP for the first 5 games.
- No losing LP for placing 4th or better.
Bug Fixes
General
- General improvements to melee unit pathing.
- Spooky, invisible Woodland units no longer erroneously add to Trait bonuses
- All PVE small monsters are now properly considered 1-star.
- All summons are now properly considered 0-star.
- Dragon/Elder Dragon/Rift Herald are now properly considered 3-star.
- Ranged Berserkers (via Rapid Firecannon or Berserker’s Axe) now properly deal damage emanating in a cone from their target instead of themselves.
- Fixed a few height bugs on Freljord Arenas. Items and champions should no longer get buried in the terrain.
- The Electric trait no longer benefits from Ability Power, and no longer feeds into Hextech Gunblade.
Tier 1 Champions
- Diana's orbs can no longer hit multiple targets each.
- Kog’Maw's ability adjusted to miss far less often.
- Renekton’s ability now properly deals Magic Damage (tooltip to be updated next patch).
- Fixed healing text on Vlad to show the proper amount.
- Zyra’s plants attack speed and duration now match their intended amount.
- Zyra plants no longer occasionally hop into your bench.
Tier 2 Champions
- Malzahar's minions attack speed now matches attack speed ratio. (This results in a slight reduction of Malz Minion AS)
- Volibear’s ability now also restores him to full mana if a non-execute cast kills the target.
Tier 3 Champions
- Azir no longer summons soldiers adjacent to untargetable units like Zyra plants.
- Dr. Mundo won’t cast his ability when there’s nothing in range that it could hit.
- Qiyana won’t cast her ability when there’s nothing in range that it could hit.
- Clarified Veigar’s tooltip that it instantly kills lower star targets.
- Veigar’s ability now executes non-champions if their star level is below his.
Tier 4 Champions
- Annie can no longer gain mana if she summons two Tibbers (Mage’s Cap), then one of them dies.
- Fixed Ashe’s three-star Scaling to be the intended 250% value
- Fixed an issue where Ashe could not proc Blademaster while her ability was active
- Fixed Olaf and Singed looking like they were glacial’d, even though they were still attacking
Tier 5 Units
- Champions can now properly take damage from multiple poison trails created by different copies of Singed.
- Zed’s clones now properly attribute damage to Zed in the damage tracker.
Items
- Dragon's Claw now also reduces magic damage received from non-ability effects (Items, Traits, etc.)
- Fixed Iceborn Gauntlet’s attack speed slow occasionally persisting across rounds
- Inferno Cinder now properly works on: Renekton, Jax, Rek’Sai, Vayne, and Nami’s Tidal Wave empowered attacks
- Spatula items now correctly no longer double the non-spatula component’s stats
- Talisman of Light now correctly grants Magic Resist


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- Version Control with Subversion
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Probably the web's best resource on Subversion, also available in print from O’Reilly Media. Recommended reading for when you have gone through the Getting started section.
- A Visual Guide to Version Control
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A very concise and clear visual explanation of Subversion by Kalid Azad.
- Subversion for Designers
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React Installation
The Create React App makes it easier to create a project by installing a lot of modules, so let's go over what we get when we install the project with create-react-app.
Let's open this folder up in Visual Studio Code.
A Couple of Notes: If you're comfortable with React Installations, you might want to skip this video. Also, if you're working withour Github Repo, like I am, you'll see some additional files like the CONTRIBUTING, LICENSE, NOTICE, the .github folder and a different README.md file than the default installation. Those are required for us to add the projects on Github, but the rest is the default installation.
Modules
Webpack is a JavaScript bundler. It's main job is to manage how your application is assembled and the loading of your different modules into an application.
Babel is a JavaScript compiler, it lets you write code with the latest javascript features and it will convert that so that it works with older browsers.
ES Lint is a JavaScript linter, which analyzes your code against certain rules and helps you fix them. You might need to have an extension installed on your editor to use this. You can find one for Visual Studio code at this link.
You also get Jest a testing framework if you want to run tests on your javascript code.
And then you get something called Web Vitals, which is a performance monitoring tools for your site measuring peformance, acessibility and best practices.
Project Config
Let's take a look at the actualy installation.
First is the README.md
file, it has a few of the instructions about the project. This might look a bit different if you look at our GitHub Repository because we customize these for GitHub Release.
The package.json
file is the file that node.js creates to manage the project. You can see a list of the default dependencies, which has some of the modules we just talked about.
You can also see a browserslist
section here, which helps your modules like WebPack know which browsers you're targeting for the build. You can see here that we're targeting browsers that are not opera mini. You can find more information about configuring on the Github repo.
The .gitignore
file is a git document that helps you control which documents are tracked by github. I already added a link to a file I'll be creating in the future.
If you're using a Github repo, you might also see some additional file that we add for legal compliance like the LICENSE, NOTICE, CONTRIBUTING and other files. They're pretty self explanatory.
Public Folder
Now, let's see how this React project is put together. The files in are in two main folders,
The public
folder has files that Webpack will manage. They will also be moved to the server when our project is deployed. You can see that there are icons and logos here that show up when we preview our application.
There is also a manifest.json file which is an experimental file for PWA or Progressive Web Applications. They allow your web projects to be installed in mobile browsers without building apps.
The robots.txt
gives web crawlers information about your sites. These are applications that search engines like Google use to get more iformation about your sites.
The index.html
file is the entry point for browsers, You can add thing and modify this file, but webpack will use this file to inject the javascript code you write as well as react code and other css.
The single most important thing is the

tag. This is where your application will be loaded.
React Files
The entry point for all your scripts is the index.js
file let's take a look at that.
This file imports a lot of code from different library including the React and ReactDOM libraries. React is the main library for working with React. ReactDOM manages how the Document Object Model works with React.
These are being loaded by node.js using what's listed as dependencies from your package.json
file. If you're looking for them, you'll find them in the node_modules
folder.
Since we're using WebPack, you can include your CSS as an import with import './index.css';
instead of using a link tag in your HTMl. This lets you have a CSS file for your entire application.
We're also importing a configuration file reportWebVitals.js
for the web vitals module we talked about earlier. We're calling that function at the bottom.
Another import we're doing is for a React Module called App, although you don't see the extension, this is loading the file called App.js. You can ignore extensions when you load other javascript files.
We're using the ReactDOM library inside our render command, you see some code to put React in strict mode during development. Strict mode will complain if you write potentially dangerous code.
The render command then loads up the App component as a module and then looks for an item with an id
of root
on your index.html file.
App.js
Since we loaded up App.js
from index.js
. Let's take a look at it next.
There is a load command for a file here called logo.svg
which is in the same folder. You can include images and logos in here, but they will be managed by webpack, which can be useful in automating things like compression.
We're also loading a test for this document that's in a file called App.test.js
. We installed the Jest testing library and this code shows some sample test code. There's a related file called setupTests.js
.
In the same way, we're loading up some CSS that will be tied to this component from an App.css
file.
Then we have a function that defines our component. I should mention that the code that although the code that follows looks like JavaScript, it's written in a language called JSX, which is a combination of JavaScript and HTML. So you can see that the we use a return statement that returns HTML looking code.
I should also mention that this code uses the more modern React function syntax instead of the Class based syntax. We'll be using this throughout our project.
JSX isn't exactly like HTML, so you'll see that whenever we want to use a class
, we use a keyword called className
instead. Standalone tags like
have to have the self closing slash at the end. Also note that to load the SVG icon, we use the import and then use the name we assigned to the import, which is logo.
So, that's how our application loads. There's a lot going on here, but hopefully everything makes sense.


This page requires Javascript for full functionality. Please enable it in your browser settings!
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The Big Boss
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boss
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The crew
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AY
ID:
ay
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JB
ID:
jb
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PJ
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pj
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Additional Crew Members
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Project: Foundation Project Version: 1.0 - Created on 2018-07-14 22:15:43 with
TaskJuggler
v3.6.0


Provides a robust approach for omics data integration and disease subtyping. 'PINSPlus' supports both single and multiple data types. The software automatically determines the optimal number of clusters and then partitions the samples in a way such that the results are robust to noise and data perturbation. 'PINSPlus' is fast and it supports parallel computing on Windows, Linux, and Mac OS.
| Version: | 1.0.2 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 2.10), cluster, entropy, parallel, pbmcapply, doParallel |
| Imports: | foreach |
| Suggests: | knitr, rmarkdown, survival |
| Published: | 2018-07-16 |
| Author: | Hung Nguyen, Sangam Shrestha and Tin Nguyen |
| Maintainer: | Hung Nguyen <hungnp at nevada.unr.edu> |
| License: | LGPL-2 | LGPL-2.1 | LGPL-3 [expanded from: LGPL] |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| CRAN checks: | PINSPlus results |
| Reference manual: | PINSPlus.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
PINSPlus |
| Package source: | PINSPlus_1.0.2.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: PINSPlus_1.0.2.zip, r-release: PINSPlus_1.0.2.zip, r-oldrel: PINSPlus_1.0.2.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: PINSPlus_1.0.2.tgz, r-oldrel: PINSPlus_1.0.2.tgz |
| Old sources: | PINSPlus archive |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=PINSPlus to link to this page.


Mrs. Dalloway
(UK, 1997)
"Marriage is a disaster, particularly for women!" announces young Sally Seton (Lena Heady) to her friend, Clarissa Dalloway (Natascha McElhone), as they spend the summer lazing around the latter's estate. This is what Mrs. Dalloway (Vanessa Redgrave) remembers as she goes about her errands the day of her big party--coming up that evening. Is it such a disaster, though? That's part of what she considers forty years later, when she looks back on her life and the people to whom she was close when she had that conversation. There was her suitor Peter (Alan Cox), and Sally (another suitor of sorts), and finally, the stuffy, boring, dull Richard Dalloway (Robert Portal). Despite her exposure to different things and ideas, Clarissa chooses the safest route possible--the one she can best imagine herself following. Was it the right one? "I'm not even Clarissa anymore--I'm Mrs. Dalloway," she realizes.
*Mrs. Dalloway* explores this question while Clarissa goes about her errands and meets callers and mulls things over in the diegetic time of one day. Interwoven into this is the story of the shellshocked Septimus Warren Smith (Rupert Graves), who sees ghosts from the Great War everywhere, and for whom life is pretty unbearable. He and Clarissa don't meet, but he plays a big part in her life that day.
*Mrs. Dalloway* is a difficult movie to review. I almost would need to see it a second time to give it the attention it deserves. The performances are first rate--especially that of Vanessa Redgrave, who brought more to Mission: Impossible with a crinkle of her nose than the entire cast every could. The writing is also good. Thoughtful, yet funny. Let's face it, the stuffy mores and rituals of the British upper classes is very amusing to late 20th Century Americans, and always will be. Margaret Tyzack, as the brutal Lady Bruton, is horrifying and hilarious as the aristocrat who wants all unemployed young men sent to Canada if they cannot find jobs within a year--and might have it happen, as she has the ear of Members of Parliament.
"Relationships are just scratches on the surface," is one conclusion Clarissa eventually makes as she mulls over life, and her life. It's a shattering statement, but accurate. Despite their hopes and thoughts for her, Sally and Peter, forty years later, realize that perhaps Clarissa is happy, even if they don't understand her choices, or even ever knew her at all. This solitary contemplation of human nature is not for everyone, but seeing *Mrs. Dalloway* is a worthy endeavour nonetheless.
Directed with sensitivity by Marleen Gorris, Mrs. Dalloway's difficult stream-of-consciousness is fathomed. The movie is a nice contrast to Gorris' other big film, *Antonia's Line*, which followed several strong women making their own choices and eschewing the world of men.
Based on the novel by Virginia Woolf with screenplay by Eileen Atkins.
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Joshua (Honggi Chuang) is a developer from Taiwan, experienced in developing Android and iOS apps. He is also experienced in developing software using Java, C, Swift, Python, JavaScript, Node.js, and HTML.
He has a Master's degree in Software Engineering in Carnegie Mellon University, and a Bechelor's degree in the department of Computer Science and Infomation Engineering in National Taiwan University.
In his leisure time, he enjoys traveling, taking photos, playing the guitar and the keyboard instrument.


googledirections Module
Description
Simple routing module using Google Directions.
Accessing the googledirections Module
To access this module from JavaScript, you would do the following:
var gd = require("de.codewire.google.directions");
The gd variable is a reference to the Module object.
Changelog
v0.3
- added optimze option
- some bug fixing
v0.2
- added language option
- added useMapsV2 option
v0.1
- inital release
Reference
gd.getRoute(/ Object / config)
Retrivies a MapRouteType.
For config options, see config property.
gd.getRoutes(/ Object / config)
Retrivies a MapRouteType.
For config options, see config property.
gd.config
Possible options are:
Required
- origin // {String|Object} The origin address, can be either a string or object (see gd.address).
- destination // {String|Object} The target address, can be either a string or object (see gd.address).
- callback // {Object} The callback to call upon completion of the request.
Optional
- mode // {String} one of the gd.travelModes
- waypoints // {String|Object}[] Array of waypoints (see gd.address).
- color // {String} The color of the route.
- name // {String} Name of the route, needed by map.addRoute();. Defaults to '' (empty string).
- width // {Number} Width of the route stroke. Defaults to 2.
- language // {String} A language code, one of the gd.languages.
- useMapsV2 // {Boolean} Set to true if you are using maps v2 api, defaults to false.
- optimize // {Boolean} Set to true if you want the route to be optimized, works only if you specify multiple waypoints. Defaults to false.
gd.travelModes
Modes which are avaible while calculating the route.
- driving
- walking
- bicycling
gd.languages
Modes which are avaible while calculating the route.
- ARABIC
- BASQUE
- BENGALI
- BULGARIAN
- CATALAN
- CHINESE_SIMPLIFIED
- CHINESE_TRADITIONAL
- CROATIAN
- CZECH
- DANISH
- DUTCH
- ENGLISH
- FILIPINO
- FINNISH
- FRENCH
- GALICIAN
- GERMAN
- GREEK
- GUJARATI
- HEBREW
- HINDI
- HUNGARIAN
- INDONESIAN
- ITALIAN
- JAPANESE
- KANNADA
- KOREAN
- LATVIAN
- LITHUANIAN
- MALAYALAM
- MARATHI
- NORWEGIAN
- POLISH
- PORTUGUESE
- PORTUGUESE_BRAZIL
- PORTUGUESE_PORTUGAL
- ROMANIAN
- RUSSIAN
- SERBIAN
- SLOVAK
- SLOVENIAN
- SPANISH
- SWEDISH
- TAMIL
- TELUGU
- THAI
- TURKISH
- UKRAINIAN
- VIETNAMESE
gd.address
Abstract object containing:
properties.
Usage
See example app.js
Author
Alexander Bauer timodules@codewire.de


The town jury seizes her from your home.


02-Apr-2017 | Milku
Some girls have all the fun.
My small humans are a bit too tired to want to play with me at the moment.
Yesterday, they were out celebrating their cousin's 21st birthday. They said that this cousin had been alive for twenty one years! I'm sure they must have been confused by the party atmosphere. Twenty one months, yes. But who on earth would live to the age of twenty one years? It's ancient!
And today they've just been to something called Wacky World in the Winter Gardens.  My humans are worn out bouncing, but are keen for the event to return to Blackpool so they can make sure that it is fun and very tiring.
Those girls have all the fun. I'd love to have a bouncy castle to play on. And I wouldn't complain afterwards that I was hot and tired. Maybe I could have one of those games where a bar spins around and you have to jump over it. I wouldn't even mind having a slide. I don't think they're going to buy anything to install in my cage any time soon. They said my nails would burst an inflatable or that I'd chew a home in it. Just because I chewed a hole in my furry den they don't trust me any more. Cheek!


Senator Kaine releases a New book ~ Japji of Guru Nanak
US Senator, Tim Kaine released a new book on the Japji of Guru Nanak
by Gorki
Senator Kaine released a New book on the Japji of Guru Nanak
published by the Smithsonian Institution Asian History Cultural Program
United States Senator Tim Kaine released a new book on the Japji of Guru Nanak published by the Asian History and Cultural Program of the Smithsonian Institution.
Senator Tim Kaine, is the former head of Democratic National Party and was Hillary Clinton’s running mate in 2016. The book launch was organized by the Virginia Museum of History and Culture and the Sikh Association of Central Virginia on November the 15th, 2019 at the Richmond Museum of History and Culture to commemorate Guru Nanak’s 550th birth anniversary. Guru Nanak was a 15th century poet and philosopher credited with founding of the Sikh faith, followed by 25 million followers worldwide.
At a function, Senator Kaine spoke about Guru Nanak’s universal message to humanity and Paul Michael Taylor, the head of the Smithsonian Asian History and Cultural Program spoke about the new book and the Smithsonian’s traveling exhibition about the Sikhs. A model of the Golden Temple at Amritsar, India, was displayed by the museum especially for the function.
The book’s author, Dr. Rupinder S. Brar, briefly introduced his book and was followed by congresswoman Abigail Spanberger who also spoke about the need for diversity and Guru Nanak’s teachings. The function was attentive by several other Virginia Assembly delegates and distinguished guest in a packed auditorium.
Gorki
gorki291@gmail.com


You'll see a clone of the "Hello World" message with the additional ", I'm a clone!"
Inspect the "clone" element
Firebug Lite should update the HTML tree and select the proper
cloned "Hello". If Firebug Lite does not show or select the proper
element, it means that this test has failed.


Seats Available
Standing Available
Standing Limited
NUSH Bus Timings
By AppVenture, NUSH's CS Interest Group


{@boolean renderSection1=true} {@boolean renderButtonSection1=true} {#include Common/insightsEmailBody} {#content-title} User Access - Console {/content-title} {#content-title-section1} User Access role change {/content-title-section1} {#content-body-section1}
Red Hat has updated the role {action.events[0].payload.name}.
The role does not belong to the platform default access group.
{/content-body-section1} {#content-button-section1} Check the updated role in Insights {/content-button-section1} {/include}


PAIN RELIEVER FEVER REDUCER - acetaminophen, dextromethorphan hydrobromide, phenylephrine hydrochloride and chlorpheniramine maleate tablet, effervescent
Velocity Pharma
Disclaimer: Most OTC drugs are not reviewed and approved by FDA, however they may be marketed if they comply with applicable regulations and policies. FDA has not evaluated whether this product complies.
Active Ingredient
(in each tablet)
Acetaminophen 250 mg
Chlorpheniramine Maleate 2mg
Dextromethorphan HBr 10 mg
Phenylephrine HCl 5 mg
Purpose
pain reliever/fever reducer
Antihistamine
Cough Suppressant
Nasal decongestant
Uses
Temporarily relieves these symptoms due to cold or flu:
- Minor aches and pains
- Headaches
- Cough
- Sore throat
- Runny nose
- Sneezing
- Nasal and sinus congestion
- Temporarily reduces fever
Warnings
Liver Warning: This product contains acetaminophen. Severe liver damage may occur if you take
- more than 8 tablets in 24 hours which is maximum daily amount for this product
- with other drugs containing acetaminophen
- 3 or more alcoholic drinks daily while using this product
Sore throat waring: If sore throat is sever, persists for more than 2 days, is accompanied or followed by fever, headache, rash, nausea or vomiting consult a doctor promptly. Do not use to sedate children.
do not use:
- with any other drug containing acetaminophen (prescription or not prescription). If you are not sure whether a drug contains acetaminophen, ask a doctor or pharmacist.
- if you are now taking a prescription monoamine oxidase inhibitor (MAOI) (Certain drugs for depression, psychiatric or emotional conditions or Parkinson’s disease), or for 2 weeks after stopping the MAOI drug, If you do not know if your prescription drug contains an MAOI, ask a doctor or pharmacist before taking this product.
Ask a doctor before use if you have
- liver disease
- Heart disease
- Thyroid disease
- Diabetes
- High blood pressure
- Glaucoma
- Cough with excessive phlegm (mucus)
- A breathing problem such as emphysema or chronic bronchitis
- Difficulty in urinating due to enlargement of prostate gland
- Persistent or chronic cough such as occurs with smoking, asthma or emphysema
- A sodium restricted diet
ask your doctor or pharmacist before use if you are
- taking the blood thinning drug warfarin.
- taking sedative or tranquilizers
when using this product
- do not exceed recommended dosage
- may cause marked drowsiness
- avoid alcoholic drinks
- alcohol, sedative and tranquilizers may increase drowsiness
- be careful when driving a motor vehicle or operating machinery
- excitability may occur especially in children
Stop use and ask a doctor if
- pain, cough or nasal congestion gets worse or lasts more than 7 days
- fever gets worse or lasts more than 3 days
- redness or swelling is present
- new symptoms occur
- cough comes back or occurs with rash or headache that lasts. These could be signs of serious condition.
- Nervousness, dizziness, or sleeplessness occurs
- If pregnant or breast-feeding, ask a health professional before use
Keep out of reach of children.
Overdose warning: Taking more than recommended dose (overdose) may cause liver damage. In case of overdose, get medical help or contact a Poison Control Center right away. Prompt medical attention is critical for adults as well as for children even if you do not notice any signs or symptoms.
Direction
- do not take more than the recommended dose
-
Adults and children 12 years and over: 2 tablets fully dissolved in 4 oz of water every 4 hours, Do not exceed 8 tablets in 24 hours or as directed by a doctor
- children under 12 years: do not use
Other Information
- phenylketonurics: contains phenylalanine 15 mg per tablet
- store at room temperature , avoid excessive heat.
Total sodium : 415 mg/tablet
Total potassium: 1mg /tablet
INACTIVE INGREDIENT
acesulfame potassium, aspartame, citric acid anhydrous, color ponceau 4r, isopropyl alcohol, mannitol, orange flavor, pvp k-30, Simethicone, sodium benzoate, sodium bicarbonate, sodium saccharin, tween 80.
QUESTIONS
Call toll free 1-855-314-1850
Distributed by Velocity Pharma Llc
PACKAGE LABEL.PRINCIPAL DISPLAY PANEL
NDC: 76168-021-13 6 tablets


#include <time.hpp>
Definition at line 44 of file time.hpp.
◆ time_point()
◆ from_iso_string()
| time_point fc::time_point::from_iso_string |
( |
const std::string & |
s | ) |
|
|
static |
◆ maximum()
◆ min()
◆ now()
◆ operator std::string()
| fc::time_point::operator std::string |
( |
| ) |
const |
◆ operator!=()
| bool fc::time_point::operator!= |
( |
const time_point & |
t | ) |
const |
|
inline |
◆ operator+()
◆ operator+=()
◆ operator-() [1/2]
◆ operator-() [2/2]
◆ operator-=()
◆ operator<()
| bool fc::time_point::operator< |
( |
const time_point & |
t | ) |
const |
|
inline |
◆ operator<=()
| bool fc::time_point::operator<= |
( |
const time_point & |
t | ) |
const |
|
inline |
◆ operator==()
| bool fc::time_point::operator== |
( |
const time_point & |
t | ) |
const |
|
inline |
◆ operator>()
| bool fc::time_point::operator> |
( |
const time_point & |
t | ) |
const |
|
inline |
◆ operator>=()
| bool fc::time_point::operator>= |
( |
const time_point & |
t | ) |
const |
|
inline |
◆ sec_since_epoch()
| uint32_t fc::time_point::sec_since_epoch |
( |
| ) |
const |
|
inline |
◆ time_since_epoch()
| const microseconds& fc::time_point::time_since_epoch |
( |
| ) |
const |
|
inline |
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:


Africa Ready to Code
I am writing this from Kisumu, Kenya. I’m here to follow up on the progress being made with the RapidResponse Pilot and to work with Dickson Ukanga, a talented young Kenyan programmer, I just hired.
It’s been about a week now since the Seacom cable has come online and according to Dickson Safaricom users are already seeing the benefit. Today, I also noticed for the first time that Mountain Dew, the drink synonomous to late night coding and considered by some code-junkies “an essential ingredient for successful computer programming”, is now available in shops at Kenya too. Coincidence? I think not. =)
What encourages me is that African programmers increasingly have access to the tools critical to compete: cheap computers, good internet, solid computer science university programs, time to code and increased inclusion to global geek culture both actual through bar camps and symbolic with Mountain Dew. Cheaper and faster Internet should also help translate into a larger market for local Internet based services critical for growing the African software industry.
I think it is time to be excited. As the barriers to entry continue to tumble, the number of really good programmers coming out of places like Nairobi, Kampala, Accra and Dakar will only increase. It will still take some time but at least but at least Africa is starting to overcome the infrastructure challenges that have choked ICT growth in Africa. It’s hard to train to compete when you are sipping through a straw. The only thing ultimately inhibiting African programmers from making their mark on a global (and local) stage is hard work and brainpower.
That’s a bet I’m willing to take.
Note:
If you are interested in finding programmers in Africa please checkout this job board at:


You might find any kind of projects in here. Although I like to explain things in detail, I will kindly ask you to have some base knowledge and create simple projects based on that knowledge.


Role
Visual Designer, Web Designer
Introduction
ArtBinder is a Content Management System working for art professionals, based in Chelsea, New York.
Role
Visual Designer, Web Designer, Curriculum Designer, Teaching Assistant
Introduction
POSOCO is an internatial education organization that provides science and technology trainings for pre-school students. They have offices in New York City and Shenzhen (China).
.
Introduction
Food Homunculous is an animation about my own perception and preference for food, designing for a meeting about Food Science.
Exhibition
Culinary Physics Course Screening, Fall 2016, New York, NY
.
Role
Writer, Video Editor
Introduction
A Time Watch is a short fiction film. John and Ben are very good friends. John is planning to propose to his beloved girlfriend Catherine. One day, Ben dies in a car accident. Then John finds a magical TIME WATCH after Ben's funeral. Then everything changes...
Exhibition
TRF Final Screening, Syracuse University, Summer 2015, Syracuse, NY
.
Role
Video Editor, Producer
Introduction
Thirst is a short comedy. It is a hot summer. Kate and her brother Jack go to a convenient store to buy water. They hitch-hike on a drug dealer Mike's car, and Jack steals his drug. Then crazy things begin to happen...
Exhibition
TRF Final Screening, Syracuse University, Spring 2016, Syracuse, NY
Role
Writer, Storyboard Designer
Introduction
Do Not Leave Each Other is a stage play about a middle-aged woman and her old father with senile dementia.
Exhibition
Shanghai Conservatory of Music, October 2011, Shanghai, China


Before Change
if (FLAGS.notes_per_second is not None and
not generator.note_density_conditioning):
tf.logging.warning(
"Notes per second requested via flag, but generator is not set up to "
"condition on note density. Requested note density will be ignored: %s",
FLAGS.notes_per_second)
if (FLAGS.pitch_class_histogram is not None and
not generator.pitch_histogram_conditioning):
tf.logging.warning(
After Change
generate_section.start_time, generate_end_time)
return
for control_cls in magenta.music.all_performance_control_signals:
if FLAGS[control_cls.name].value is not None and (
generator.control_signals is None or not any(
control.name == control_cls.name
for control in generator.control_signals)):
tf.logging.warning(
"Control signal requested via flag, but generator is not set up to "
"condition on this control signal. Request will be ignored: %s = %s",
control_cls.name, FLAGS[control_cls.name].value)
if (FLAGS.disable_conditioning is not None and
not generator.optional_conditioning):
tf.logging.warning(
"Disable conditioning flag set, but generator is not set up for "


Diver | Marine educator
Born on Vancouver Island, Mike Irvine comes from a family of divers and engineers. He is a recent graduate from the University of Victoria (2015), Faculty of Education, Curriculum and Instruction. Mike made history by successfully defending his thesis live from underwater. Mike’s research focused on underwater web cameras as tools for motivating students to engage in inquiry-based learning of marine science topics. Since 2011, he has been developing innovative technologies for underwater broadcasting to promote marine awareness and ocean stewardship.
Currently, Mike is experimenting with 360 live video production, virtual and augmented reality, as well as being involved in event design, organizing and public speaking.


Updating an Old Node.js Project
2017-10-12My first "serious" NodeJS application, NextQ, a site to search for upcoming Dog Agility Trials,
has been sputtering along for several years. Not much used, but it's been reasonably reliable.
It was hosted on OpenShift Online 2, which hosted both the Node code and the MongoDB. In September I started getting emails that OpenShift 2 was in "sunset"
mode and I should upgrade to OpenShift 3. While I was at it,
may as well update the application. That part proved to be fairly simple. ...


| Intrinsic Name | Global Name | ECMAScript Language Association |
|---|---|---|
| %AggregateError% | `AggregateError` |
The `AggregateError` constructor ( |
| %AggregateErrorPrototype% | `AggregateError.prototype` | The initial value of the `prototype` data property of %AggregateError% |


Welcome to Planit!
If this is your first time using planit, don't be too afraid.
Simply enter a city that you are visiting or interested in visiting into the search bar, and we'll whip up some of the top-rated places for you and your friends to go during that trip.
You can explore your options or select points of interest and create an itinerary.
Happy travels!


I hope you can understand all of the loops and clicks that it took to get here.
My idea for this series of webpages was to force the uer to make multiple clicks and multiple decisions to get to the next page. As we discussed during class, I wanted to disrupt what a normal browsing period on the internet would be like. So I included things like multiple decisions, multiple links, and even some hidden links to get to the next page.
If you want to go back to the index page and see if you missed anyhting, click here THIS...
Here's a little more about me if you're interested in my art background. Click the image to the left to head to my Behance portfolio to see the work that I have done for Indiana football. This might be a cheap plug, but I'm really writing this paragraph to take your attention away from the fact of where that above link will take you. If you think I was only stopping after seven pages, good luck. I do a lot of recruiting work and make graphics for social media and I'm just typing this sentence for those who will skim over this section and think I'm just talking about my internship. I really enjoy Photoshop and hope that you check out my Portfolio, thanks!


Everything to do with Equality and Power ==================
When poverty is right at your door, there is no room for advanced thinking.
Poverty exacerbates the level of existing inequality, potentially affecting multiple generations. The vicious cycle of fear, frustration and starvation continues.
==================
A: This microchip is so cheap, just $30! You can use it for opening the doors, just like a magic!
B: I don't have a sofisticated security system in my house,
and I got no money to buy food for tomorrow.
What an earth are you talking about???


| クラス | 説明 |
|---|---|
| ContentMessage |
A message containing arbitrary data to be used by the KeybasedRouting.sendMessage method
|
| ContentRequest |
A message containing arbitrary data to be used by the KeybasedRouting.sendRequest methods
|
| ContentResponse |
A message containing arbitrary data to be used by the KeybasedRouting.sendRequest methods
|
| FindNodeRequest |
A findNode request as defined in the kademlia protocol
|
| FindNodeResponse |
A findNode response as defined in the kademlia protocol
|
| ForwardMessage |
A forward message as defined in the colors protocol
TODO: add a link to the published article
|
| ForwardRequest |
A forward request as defined in the colors protocol TODO: add a link to the
published article
|
| ForwardResponse |
A forward response as defined in the colors protocol
TODO: add a link to the published article
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| KadMessage |
Base class for all openkad messages.
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| KadRequest |
Base class for all requests.
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| KadResponse |
Base class for all responses
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| PingRequest |
A ping request as defined in the kademlia protocol
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| PingResponse |
A ping response as defined in the kademlia protocol
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| ShadesFindNodeRequest |
A findNode request as defined in the kademlia protocol
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| ShadesFindNodeResponse |
A findNode response as defined in the kademlia protocol in shades, our response should contain
a list of correctly shaded nodes.
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| StoreMessage |
A store results message to be inserted to the destination node's cache
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Public Attributes | |
| volatile HANDLE | handle |
| unsigned short | flags |
| Win32 file handle. | |
| unsigned short | drive |
| creation flags. | |
| FSsize | offset |
| the drive on which the file is located. | |
| FSsize | physAddr |
| absolute file offset. | |
| struct SFile_t * | nextFree |
| start on the hard-drive. |
Definition at line 61 of file FSDiskServ_W32.cpp.
| unsigned short SFile_t::drive |
| unsigned short SFile_t::flags |
| volatile HANDLE SFile_t::handle |
Definition at line 63 of file FSDiskServ_W32.cpp.
struct SFile_t* SFile_t::nextFree [read] |


The Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) identified indicators to monitor biodiversity loss. The 'Marine Trophic Index' (MTI) is one of eight indicators identified for “immediate testing”. This collaboration developed and presents this indicator by country and LME. Select a region tab and region below to view the Marine Trophic Index for that region.


INEC declares adhoc staff missing in Kogi - The Nation Newspaper
by https://www.facebook.com/alao.h.joshuaTony Akowe
The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has declared about 30 of its adhoc staff who took part in Saturday’s governorship election in Olamoboro local government area of Kogi state missing.
The Commission declared them missing at about 1 am on Sunday when the Electoral Officer for the Local Government Garba Mahmood was presenting results of the election in the local government.
The missing staffs include Presiding Officers (POs) and Assistant Presiding Officers (APOs) of polling units in Imane ward 1 and 2 of Olamaboro LGA of Kogi State.
Read Also: INEC condemns violence in Kogi, Bayelsa
Results from the polling units in the two wards were also not available to be included in the final collated results for the local government.
Mahmood said the INEC ad-hoc staffs were reported missing after the observation of some police officers who raised concerns that they were last seen shortly after voting ended at about 2 pm on Saturday, adding that attempt to contact them on phone failed.
The police spokesperson in Kogi, William Aya, could also not be reached on the status of the missing persons.
Olamoboro is one of the local government areas in Kogi East Seenatorial District.


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Travis seems to be having trouble with https://github.com/leanprover-community/mathlib/pull/797. It compiles locally, and lean --make test
seems to have completed successfully on travis, but then the final "test" build errors with
$ leanpkg test configuring mathlib 0.1 > lean --make src No output has been received in the last 10m0s, this potentially indicates a stalled build or something wrong with the build itself. Check the details on how to adjust your build configuration on: https://docs.travis-ci.com/user/common-build-problems/#Build-times-out-because-no-output-was-received The build has been terminated
I've tried restarting it. Any other ideas? I'll try just pushing a no-op change?
I just re-ran it and it worked. I'm not sure why it got this far :/
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Born in Malabon, Rizal, on April 7, 1871. Died on April 28, 1928, in Manila.


The Boundary Service API provides a RESTful interface to a wealth of data about official geographic boundaries within {{ settings.EXAMPLE_SCOPE }}. Data is retrieved from the API as JSON (optionally JSONP) with nested GeoJSON for describing the boundary shapes.
There are two resources described by the API: Boundary Sets and Boundaries.
Boundary Sets describe the extent and provenance of a group of Boundaries as well how recently they were last updated. Here, for example, is the Boundary Set for {{ settings.EXAMPLE_BOUNDARY_SETS }}:
{{ settings.EXAMPLE_BOUNDARY_SET_RESPONSE }}
To see a paginated list of available Boundary Sets access the following URL:
http://{{ settings.API_DOMAIN }}/1.0/boundary-set/
Descriptions of all the properties of a Boundary Set can be accessed at:
http://{{ settings.API_DOMAIN }}/1.0/boundary-set/schema/
A single Boundary Set may be accessed directly by its slug:
http://{{ settings.API_DOMAIN }}/1.0/boundary-set/{{ settings.EXAMPLE_BOUNDARY_SET_CODE }}/
Boundaries are the individual shapes within a Boundary Set. The Boundary for {{ settings.EXAMPLE_BOUNDARY }} looks like:
{{ settings.EXAMPLE_BOUNDARY_RESPONSE }}
A paginated list of all Boundaries can be accessed at:
http://{{ settings.API_DOMAIN }}/1.0/boundary/
As with Boundary Sets a description of all properties returned with the Boundary can be retrieved from:
http://{{ settings.API_DOMAIN }}/1.0/boundary/schema/
And a single Boundary may be accessed directly by its slug:
http://{{ settings.API_DOMAIN }}/1.0/boundary/{{ settings.EXAMPLE_BOUNDARY_CODE }}/
For ease of URL construction a Boundary may also be referenced by appending the Boundary's external_id
property to it's parent Boundary Set's URL. For example:
http://{{ settings.API_DOMAIN }}/1.0/boundary-set/{{ settings.EXAMPLE_BOUNDARY_SET_CODE }}/2
Note: The metadata fields returned with a Boundary are taken directly from the original data sources. In certain cases these may be out of date. An effort has been made to capture such issues in the Boundary Set's notes property, but these values should generally not be taken at face value.
Pagination of returned resources is handled with the limit
and offset
parameters:
http://{{ settings.API_DOMAIN }}/1.0/boundary/?limit=10&offset=10
In addition, queries may (and should) be constrained by passing a comma-delimited list of Boundary Set slugs to the sets
parameter:
http://{{ settings.API_DOMAIN }}/1.0/boundary/?sets={{ settings.EXAMPLE_BOUNDARY_SET_CODE }},{{ settings.EXAMPLE_BOUNDARY_SET_CODE_BIS }}
The fundamental query exposed by the Boundary Service is a point-in-polygon search by latitude and longitude. Here is an example:
http://{{ settings.API_DOMAIN }}/1.0/boundary/?contains={{ settings.EXAMPLE_PLACE_LAT_LNG }}&sets={{ settings.EXAMPLE_BOUNDARY_SET_CODE }}
This will return the {{ settings.EXAMPLE_BOUNDARY_SET }} that {{ settings.EXAMPLE_PLACE }} resides in.
Note: In addition to the contains
parameter we also pass the sets
parameter to constrain the query. Its important to use this parameter to limit your queries to only the data you need so your queries will be fast.
The near query finds all Boundaries that intersect a circle of a specified radius using a given point as its center:
http://{{ settings.API_DOMAIN }}/1.0/boundary/?near={{ settings.EXAMPLE_PLACE_LAT_LNG }},1{{ settings.EXAMPLE_UNIT_CODE }}&sets={{ settings.EXAMPLE_BOUNDARY_SET_CODE }}
This returns all {{ settings.EXAMPLE_BOUNDARY_SETS }} within one {{ settings.EXAMPLE_UNIT }} of {{ settings.EXAMPLE_PLACE }}. The radius parameter may be specified in any units supported by GeoDjango.
Note: This query will execute more slowly than the point query.
The intersects query finds all Boundaries which intersect a specified Boundary. For example, to find all {{ settings.EXAMPLE_BOUNDARY_SETS }} which intersect the {{ settings.EXAMPLE_BOUNDARY }}, one would request:
http://{{ settings.API_DOMAIN }}/1.0/boundary/?intersects={{ settings.EXAMPLE_BOUNDARY_CODE }}&sets={{ settings.EXAMPLE_BOUNDARY_SET_CODE }}
The Boundary Service does not currently support querying by arbitrary shapes.
For use in client-side applications the Boundary Service API may be accessed via JSONP. Simply append the format
and callback
parameters to the query string:
http://{{ settings.API_DOMAIN }}/1.0/boundary/?format=jsonp&callback=func
By default all anonymous traffic is throttled. With an API key and username, throttling will be turned off. Please contact us to receive an API key and username. You can use the this in your calls like the following:
http://{{ settings.API_DOMAIN }}/1.0/boundary/{{ settings.EXAMPLE_BOUNDARY_CODE }}/?username=YOUR_USERNAME&api_key=YOUR_API_KEY


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start: 2015-12-02 13:00
edition: 9
participate: "http://www.eventbrite.com/e/design-patterns-there-application-is-real-world-tickets-19635473229?aff=GNWebsite"
subheader: "Design Patterns
Their applications in real world."
subnote: ""
talk :
agenda:
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time: "6:30 p.m - 7:20 p.m"
title: "Design Patterns : Their applications in real world."
subtitle: "
- Introduction to design patterns
- Demo of design patterns by speaker from his expreiences.
"
speaker: "Sarat Kongara"
profile: "https://www.linkedin.com/in/sarat-kongara-ab12"
image: "sarat_kongara.jpg"
-
time: "7:20 p.m - 7:30 p.m"
title: "Break"
-
time: "7:30 p.m - 7:40 p.m"
title: "Tech Radar Talk"
subtitle: "Discussion on trending technologies"
speaker: "Sravanthi"
profile: "https://www.facebook.com/sravanthi.naraharisetti"
image: "sravanthi.jpg"
-
time: "7:40 p.m - 8:30 p.m"
title: "Design Pattern : Their applications in real world continued..."
subtitle: "Speaker will share his experiences with implementing design patterns in real world scenarios."
speaker: "Phalgun Erra"
profile: "https://www.linkedin.com/in/phalgun-erra-2b1b2b5"
image: "phalgun.jpg"
---