Paris protesters to march against deadly domestic violence
130 women have been killed by a current or former partner this year alone in France.
by PTIProtesters will march through Paris to pressure the French government to take stronger steps to prevent deadly domestic violence, a problem that President Emmanuel Macron has called “France’s shame.”
France has among the highest rates in Europe of domestic violence, in part because of poor police responses to reports of abuse.
Activists say 130 women have been killed by a current or former partner this year alone in France, about one every two or three days.
Domestic violence victims and activists have glued posters around France after each death to draw attention to the problem.
They plan a march in Paris on Saturday before the French government unveils new measures Monday to tackle the problem.
The measures are expected to include seizing firearms from people suspected of domestic violence and prioritizing police training.


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‘Twas The Night Before Christmas, when all through the house
Not a creature was stirring, not even a mouse;
The stockings were hung by the chimney with care,
In hopes that St. Nicholas soon would be there;
The children have nestled all snug in their beds,
While visions of sugar-plums danced in their heads;
And mamma in her ‘kerchief, and I in my cap,
Had just settled down for a long winter’s nap,
When out on the lawn there arose such a clatter,
I sprang from the bed to see what was the matter.
Away to the window I flew like a flash,
Tore open the shutters and threw up the sash.
The moon on the breast of the new-fallen snow
Gave the lustre of mid-day to objects below,
When, what to my wondering eyes should appear,
But a miniature sleigh, and eight tiny reindeer,
With a little old driver, so lively and quick,
I knew in a moment it must be St. Nick.
More rapid than eagles his coursers they came,
And he whistled, and shouted, and called them by name;
“Now, Dasher! now, Dancer! now, Prancer and Vixen!
On Comet! On Cupid! On Donder and Blitzen!
To the top of the porch! to the top of the wall!
Now dash away! dash away! dash away all!”
As dry leaves that before the wild hurricane fly,
When they meet with an obstacle, mount to the sky,
So up to the house-top the coursers they flew,
With the sleigh full of toys, and St. Nicholas too.
And then, in a twinkling, I heard on the roof
The prancing and pawing of each little hoof.
As I drew in my hand, and was turning around,
Down the chimney St. Nicholas came with a bound.

His eyes – how they twinkled! His dimples how merry!

He was chubby and plump, a right jolly old elf,
And I laughed when I saw him, in spite of myself;
A wink of his eye and a twist of his head,
Soon gave me to know I had nothing to dread;
He spoke not a word, but went straight to his work,
And filled all the stockings; then turned with a jerk,
And laying his finger aside of his nose,
And giving a nod, up the chimney he rose;
He sprang to his sleigh, to his team gave a whistle,
And away they all flew like the down of a thistle.


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The Autodesk Maya API in its current state is overly verbose and very cumbersome to work with. Although pymel does a great job the overhead is way too heavy for iterations. I wanted something faster, so I made mampy.
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API Documentation¶
If you are looking for information on a specific function, class or method.


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It was the beginning of last semester at college when I came upon a drug introduced to me by my new roommate. I noticed that he had taken it before and he seemed to be having a good time so I asked him about it one night. One of my friends, I'll call him B, had heard about using ambien and was as ready to give it a try as me.
T+0: We each took one 10 mg white pill and washed it down with a couple of beers. B had some homework to finish up so he figured he would try to hurry and get it done before we left the room and walked around town like we had planned.
T+15 min: Well, forget getting the homework finished now. B probably couldn't concentrate long enough to tie his shoe now. It was hitting us both rather hard. He weighs quite a bit less than me, maybe 150 lbs, so I expected it to be stronger for him. We stand up and prepare to leave the room. Walking is sluggish and hard to do. Balance is definatly effected. I decide for some reason that it would be a good idea for both of us to take a swig out of my bottle of absinthe before leaving. I remember as I put the bottle to my mouth than there seemed to be an invisible layer of warmth on top of the liquid that hit my lips right before the absinthe did. I later brought it up and B told me he felt the exact same thing.
T+20: Before we leave B and I walked down to one of my roommate's room so they could observe us, more or less. I was feeling it strongly now. It was impossible to pay attention to one thing in my surroundings. Every little thing shifted my attention to the point where I felt like my eyes were in a constant state of motion. I noticed B staring at my friend's laptop screen. He was telling us that the icons on the desktop had more icons behind them when he looked at them at specific angles. Like the screen had a depth to it and the icons were extruded into it. He watched that for a while, boggled, and then we decided to leave and go outside.
T+25: Outside. Everything is so vivid... My campus has a lot of the orange sodium vapor lights so everything has this glow of orange. We walk past trees and comment back and forth on how the texture and color aren't much different, but incredible to look at. We walked through the grass and stumble upon a small flag. I think it was one of those flags that marks a gas or water line. Just a small plastic blue square stuck to a wire. For some reason we were fixated on it. We both had the same idea... we had to take it. We looked around cautiously and the B made the move. He put it up his pantleg and stuck the wire in his shoe so nobody would see that we had it (even though I'm sure nobody would care).  We had it, and nobody was going to take it from us.
T+??: At this point I lost track of time. We ended up walking into the village and there was a party going on at a house down the road so we decide to walk there. We walk in the house and there is a group of about 10 people gathered around the dining room table playing card games and drinking.  Our friend, I'll call him M, knew something was up with us. He told us we were both covered in sweat but neither of us noticed. I think it might have been raining a little. I don't remember. We hang out at the party for a while and decide not to drink any beer because we were still feeling fuzzy.
We only stayed for a little while and then decide to walk back up to campus. I feel like I have come down at least 80%. B still seams a bit trippy. I remember he commented on a sign on the walk back. It was a street sign with two posts that stuck it into the ground and he was saying that, sometimes when he looked at it, there was an extra post that would appear in a different plane. We got back to the dorm and each decided to go to bed.
The next day I felt fuzzy and tired, but no other adverse effects. He brought the flag that we had aquired to me later the next day and I had forgotten all about it. We laughed about how intense of a mission it was in getting the flag. He pinned it to his wall.
Ambien is a very strong drug. Drinking while being on it is, I'm sure, not the best idea (especially absinthe). The effects we're stronger and lasted longer for B, likely because he is lighter.
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LUCKNOW, India: Teenage opener Rahmanullah Gurbaz hit an attacking half-century to set up Afghanistan's 29-run series-clinching win over West Indies in the third Twenty20 international on Sunday (Nov 17).

They won the series 2-1 after losing the opening game and being swept in the preceding ODIs 3-0.
Paceman Naveen-ul-Haq took three wickets to choke the West Indies' chase despite a valiant 52 by wicketkeeper-batsman Shai Hope.
"You have to be smart and cool and calm as a professional player. Sometimes you are losing but your energy and mindset for upcoming matches is more important," said skipper Rashid Khan.
"Yes we lost the first three ODIs and the first T20 but still the focus was that we can still win two trophies - T20s and Test cricket."
But it was the 17-year-old Gurbaz, a wicketkeeper-batsman, who stood out with his second T20I fifty after the Afghans were in early trouble at 12 for two.
Gurbaz, named man of the match, put on a crucial 50-run stand for the fourth wicket with former captain Asghar Afghan, who made 24, and surpassed his previous T20I best of 61.
He smashed six fours and five sixes before falling to West Indies skipper Kieron Pollard.
Pacemen Sheldon Cottrell, Kesrick Williams and Keemo Paul took two wickets each.
The West Indies lost regular wickets to falter in their chase against a disciplined Afghanistan attack that made the most of a slow track.
Hope, who was dropped on 11 by Naveen off Gulbadin Naib, completed his second T20I fifty but got little support from the other end.
Bowling all-rounder Karim Janat could not repeat his heroics from the second game where he claimed five wickets and scored 26 runs, but was named man of the series.
"The guys would have taken a lot from this series and how to adapt and play on slower pitches," said Pollard.
"We have a long-term plan, but we have to deal with what's in front of us right now. Can't say what will happen in October next year (for the T20 World Cup)."
The two teams will next play a one-off Test starting Nov 27.


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Jim Kisor often sits bent over a stool, tattooing three to five tattoos a day. After 20 years, he said it’s taken a toll on him.
Kisor is the owner of Decorative Injections, 44 N. Court St. He began his career as an apprentice at Art Apocalypse in 1996, a shop that used to be next to The Union Bar and Grill, 18 W. Union St. He cleaned a lot of the equipment and helped the other artists design tattoos.
“After a couple of years, it had gone under different ownership and the original piercer there opened (Decorative Injections) in 1999,” Kisor said. “(the original owner) sold the shop to me and my wife, and we have had it ever since.”
He said the art of tattooing has changed immensely. He said it used to be like a cookie cutter mold, with the cost of tattoos set by color. As the internet became popular, he said people are capable of looking up their own designs and make them more personal.
“It opens the world of what you can draw and create for someone,” Kisor said. “It’s a lot more accepted to be tattooed.”
Kisor enjoys superhero portraits and the Americana style of traditional tattooing. Since his shop is Uptown with constant foot traffic, he began his career believing he would need to be able to tattoo a lot of different styles.
“I started out thinking that I needed to try to be good at everything I could be good at,” Kisor said. “We are right here as a street shop and because there are so many people coming in, if you stuck to one particular style, you’re going to start alienating a certain crowd of people that want tattoos. I try to be as fluent with everything that I can.”
Next October, Decorative Injections will have been open for 20 years. Kisor said when he took over the shop, he did it to perfect his artwork, have it look the way he wants and have freedom in his work.
“Now I raise a family with the income I make here and I do get to create art everyday and I feel extremely fortunate,” Kisor said.
Eric Pierce tattoos a lion in a headdress onto Holly Satterfield on Nov. 26, 2018. (Meagan Hall | DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY)
At the start of each semester, Kisor said he sees an influx of students wanting to be tattooed. He used to do a lot of big projects, but now does smaller stuff because that is what people request.
Like Kisor, Shawn Hawks sees the effects of having an Uptown location.
Hawks opened Skin Hooked Tattoo and Body Piercing, 8 N. Court St., five years ago. He’s been tattooing on and off for 25 years, and it is his second shop that he’s opened after scouring Athens for the right location and rent.
He got his start when he was in the United States Marine Corps and used to draw tattoos for his friends. Hawks made a rapport with a tattoo artist who offered him an apprenticeship and then the rest fell into place. He’s also a semi-professional fisherman, which is how Skin Hooked got its name.
Hawks said he does a lot of small tattoos, likely because of the location on Court Street. His style consists of black and gray realism, portraits and cover-ups.
He enjoys working in a college town where students are always on top of the latest tattoo trends and know what is popular, Hawks said. Lately, he’s been doing a lot of water-colored flowers. Being in Athens also means a demand for same-day tattoos, as students will go elsewhere if they cannot get a tattoo immediately.
Thunder Bunny Tattoo Parlor, 26 W. Stimson Ave., is a tattoo shop out of the foot traffic of Uptown.
Alex Andrews, the owner, has 13 years of tattooing experience. He drew tattoos for upperclassmen in high school and made it a side business. When Andrews was 18, his instructor in the fine arts program said she saw very promising tattoo capabilities and suggested he do an apprenticeship. It worked for him.
“My mom said I could color in the lines of a coloring book before I could walk,” Andrews said. “I was naturally inclined to line art in particular. I was a poor kid growing up, and art was how I passed a lot of my time.”
After five years of tattoo experience, Andrews decided he wanted to be under his own jurisdiction and rules. He bought the studio for $5,000 and said it was a blessing in disguise. In February, Thunder Bunny will celebrate six years.
“I just didn’t realize that was going to happen when I was 25 years old,” Andrews said. “I was young and kind of impressionable. I thought it would be a good change for me to have so much discipline.”
Andrews said his style is a lot of everything — color portraits, neo-traditional, new school and vibrant color work.
Tattoo ink inside of Decorative Injections. (Meagan Hall | DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY)
“I respect skin so much that I can’t by any means look at someone and give them a lick and stick,” Andrews said. “If it’s something that is done a million times we will try to redraw it and make it original and make it unique.”
Thomas Green got into tattooing by being tattooed. He said he used to hang out at a shop all the time and then decided he wanted to become an artist. He worked with Kisor and Andrews at Art Apocalypse during the start of his career. Now he’s been tattooing for 20 years and has been at Thunder Bunny for a year and a half.
“I couldn’t make my way playing guitar so here I am,” Green said. “I would be drawing anyway, so I might as well make some money out of it.”
He said he also sees a lot of fads in tattooing, especially if a celebrity posts something on social media. In a span of two days, he recently did three separate tattoos of a snake eating themselves.
During graduation, he does a lot of pawprints and latitude and longitude coordinates of Athens. He even did a couple of The JBar tattoos.
Brad Clabaugh, another artist at Thunder Bunny, said the amount of tattoos the shop does depends on the time of year.
“We could be having a special and have upwards of 100 people trying to come in through the door or we could have tumbleweeds blowing by because it’s Thanksgiving break,” Clabaugh said. “It slows down this time of the year and then picks right back up in February and then trickles down again for the summer.”
Tattooing is also a challenge to create a stable income if you do not have a steady client base, Green said. During Friday the 13th, Thunder Bunny will offer $31 tattoos, where customers can pick a pre-drawn design. It’s one of their most popular days.
“It’s a real hit or miss and that’s the nature of the business,” Green said. “You’re not making a salary, you’re not making an hourly wage. That’s one of the trickiest parts of being a tattoo artist. You have to make a living and figure out how to keep making a living.”
When Hawks started tattooing, sailors and bikers mostly came into his shop. Now he said his client base is 80 percent women, as tattoos have gradually become more acceptable.
Eric Pierce tattoos Holly Satterfield in Decorative Injections tattoo shop on Nov. 26, 2018. (Meagan Hall | DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY)
Andrews said he began his apprenticeship in the era when tattoos had a negative stigma and people focused on the quantity of tattoos over quality.
“Bikers still have that same mentality. They’re like hippies with motorcycles,” Andrews said.
Now, tattoos have become more acceptable because of social media. Tattooing used to be like a “tight knit group with a lot of secrets,” Green said.
“It’s weird for me to think of myself as an old timer, but I kind of am now,” Green said.
“The nature of the beast is pain and damage to the body in order to beautify it.”Alex Andrews
TV shows and social media have lessened the negative stigma, Andrews said, for better and for worse. He said someone may see someone tattooing on TV and think, ’oh that looks easy’ and then try to tattoo, having no knowledge about the art or skin and how the process works.
“They don’t know nothing about the skin and the pressure that the tattoo machine is applying to the skin to know if it’s damaging the skin,” Andrews said. “It’s hard to tell that it’s a cut when it has black ink in it. The nature of the beast is pain and damage to the body in order to beautify it.”
He said the positive sides are that people now see what tattoo artists do and understand the craft and the respect that comes along with it.
“There’s a lot of respect being built around it,” Andrews said. “We all have hair, we all have eyes. Then we self reflect on what we think we should look like from the moment we were born through body modification. It’s kinda cool.”
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With this release comes a new major version of Crnk! There have been a great number of incremental improvements
to the code base over the past year:
- Relationships handling got automated and simplified.
- The JPA integration got simplified and more powerful.
- Crnk got reactive and can be integrated with frameworks like Vert.x.
- Support for code generation.
- OpenTracing integration.
- More powerful means to enforce authorization.
- Nesting of resources for cleaner, more intuitive APIs.
- Support for facetted search.
- ...
Crnk 3.0 has taken the features and learnings from this time and improves upon some of the
configuration defaults. This in turn allows to setup resources and relationships
more simply, more quickly and with fewer lines of code. All together has the potential
to quite drastically reduce the code base. For example, in this subsequent example screenshot
the JPA module has been combined with facetted search to create an advanced user screen
with sorting, facets, paging and full-text search. No implementation necessary on the backend-side!
The release is complemented by a number of new features. Most notably the generation of Asciidoc documentation
and a type-safe query API. While being a major release, changes required should be minimal (see below).
Cleanup & Migration
-
The V2 suffixes have been removed from the repository interfaces. They have been in place for historic reasons
to replace QueryParams-based repositories.
- QueryParams has been deprecated in favor of QuerySpec for a long time. With this release
QueryParams has been removed from crnk-core. It was a cause for substantial legacy and duplication
and its removal helped further streamline the implementation.
Should you still desire QueryParams support and cannot migrate for one reason or the other, it is possible
to take the past QuerySpec to QueryParams conversion and apply it outside of Crnk core in your own
repositories.
-
@JsonApiRelation.oppositeName has been deprecated in favor of @JsonApiRelation.mappedBy.
See below for more information. Be aware of the changed semantics. The property must only be
set on one side.
-
Repository interfaces make us of the Collection type rather than Iterable. The later was cumbersome to
use and not necessary for use cases at hand.
-
Resource identifier no longer must extend Serializable. It was not a requirement and complicated
the handling of generic type arguments.
- Most deprecated methods have been removed.
-
RelationshipRepositoryV2 and BulkRelationshipRepositoryV2 have been deprecated in favor
of OneRelationshipRepository and ManyRelationshipRepository. The new repositories
have a number of advantages. Finders of the new repositories follow
the concepts of BulkRelationshipRepositoryV2 to have efficiency by default. RelationshipMatch
is used by default to bind the repository to resources.
Repositories may still implement
both interfaces to gain the original RelationshipRepositoryV2 functionality.
-
JPA repositories with DTO mapping now behave exactly like regular resources. Make sure that
the DTOs are properly annotation with @JsonApiRelation and @JsonApiRelationId. No information is
inferred from the underlying entities.
-
RepositoryDecoratorFactory has been simplified to a single decorateRepository method and
WrappedResourceRepository, WrappedOneRelationshipRepository and WrappedManyRelationshipRepository.
There are no dedicated decoration repository interfaces anymore, just the regular interfaces.
-
Decorators have been removed form the JpaRepositoryConfig. The regular RepositoryDecoratorFactory can be
used instead.
- New defaults for @JsonApiRelation.lookup and @JsonApiRelation.repositoryBehavior should
allow to eliminate a large part of the custom configuration. For more information see below.
-
crnk-jpa has been renamed to crnk-data-jpa and the Java package updated accordingly.
-
crnk-activiti has been renamed to crnk-data-activiti and the Java package updated accordingly.
-
The SecurityProvider interface gained a SecurityProviderContext parameter in order to more easily
integrate with reactive systems.
Update Examples application
Still work in progress, but crnk-example has been
updated to use the various 3.0 features.
Simplified Relationship Setup with @JsonApiRelation.mappedBy
@JsonApiRelation.oppositeName has been deprecated in favor of @JsonApiRelation.mappedBy. It must be set
for bi-directional relationships to point from the non-owning to the owning side:
@JsonApiResource(type = "tasks")
public class Task {
@JsonApiRelation
private Project project;
...
}
@JsonApiResource(type = "tasks")
public class Task {
@JsonApiRelation(mappedBy="project")
private Set<Task> tasks;
...
}
The owning side is typically the single-valued field. This is because the single-valued field
is something like a column in a database table that can be accessed and updated. In contrast,
the multi-valued field can only be obtained by specifying issuing a query against the single-valued field
and as such not suitable to be the owner. The behavior matches with similar JPA-related annotations.
Under the hood the mappedBy property will trigger a suitable default for @JsonApiRelation.repositoryBehavior
and @JsonApiRelation.lookup on both sides, simplifying the relationship setup for most use cases.
If no relationship repository can be setup, Crnk will no fail directly upon startup.
Improved default values for @JsonApiRelation
Relationship implementation can greatly vary. For this reason the various attributes of @JsonApiRelation historically
had most features disabled by default (forwarding, serialization, etc.) to let developers configure what is needed.
Over the past year a variety of tooling has been added to simplify the relationship setup, which in turn
made the conservative defaults less suited than in the past. With this release new defaults have been introduced
that inspect the resources and repositories more closely to decide for a particular default value for
@JsonApiRelation.lookUp and @JsonApiRelation.repositoryBehavior.
In many cases it should no longer be necessary to specify those properties, for example:
@JsonApiResource(type = "task")
public class Task {
@JsonApiId
public String id;
@JsonApiRelation // not backed by repository
public Project project;
@JsonApiRelation // backed by repository
public List subTasks;
}
@JsonApiResource(type = "project")
public class Project {
@JsonApiId
public String id;
@JsonApiRelation(mappedBy = "project")
public Set tasks;
@JsonApiRelationId
public Project parentId;
@JsonApiRelation
public Project parent;
}
class SubTaskRepository extends OneRelationshipRepositoryBase {
@Override
public RelationshipMatcher getMatcher() {
RelationshipMatcher matcher = new RelationshipMatcher();
matcher.rule().field("subTasks").add();
return matcher;
}
...
}
Have a look at
the updated documentation and the new example in the
documentation.
More information is available in the documentation. Please provide feedback in this area!
Type-safe QuerySpec construction with a Crnk Annotation Processor
Available as a preview in this release
An annotation processor is introduced that allows the type-safe construction of QuerySpec and PathSpec.
UserQuerySpec querySpec = new UserQuerySpec();
querySpec.sort().loginId().desc();
querySpec.filter().projects().id().filter(FilterOperator.EQ, 12);
querySpec.field().loginId();
querySpec.include().projects();
More information can be found here.
More flexible Gradle generator plugin
The Gradle Typescript generator adds support for the generation of artifacts other than Typescript.
buildscript {
dependencies {
classpath "io.crnk:crnk-gen-gradle:${version}"
}
}
apply plugin: 'crnk-gen'
crnkGen {
runtime {
configuration = 'typescriptGenRuntime'
}
forked = true
resourcePackages = ['io.crnk.example.api']
typescript {
enabled = true
format = 'PLAINJSON'
genDir = file('src/resources')
}
}
For this purpose the project has been split into `crnk-gen-gradle`, `crnk-gen-typescript` and a number of
helper projects. More information about Typescript generation is available
here.
Documentation generation with AsciiDoc
The new crnk-gen-asciidoc project helps automating REST documentation. It makes use of two kinds of sources:
resource classes and test cases. The resource classes give an overview of a REST endpoint with a list of available
resources, attributes and relationships. Whereas test cases can serve as examples for developers. This mix
of model-driven and test-driven documentation together with the standardization provided by JSON:API
can greatly help in writing consistent, documented REST endpoints.
For more information have a look at the documentation and
crnk-example.
Allow QuerySpec conversion to Criteria query
The following code snipped shows how to convert a QuerySpec to Criteria query without involving repositories:
JpaCriteriaQueryFactory queryFactory = JpaCriteriaQueryFactory.newInstance(em);
PathSpec idAttr = PathSpec.of(TestEntity.ATTR_id);
QuerySpec querySpec = new QuerySpec(TestEntity.class);
querySpec.addFilter(idAttr.filter(FilterOperator.GT, 0L));
querySpec.addSort(idAttr.sort(Direction.DESC));
querySpec.includeField(PathSpec.of("oneRelatedValue"));
JpaCriteriaQuery<TestEntity> query = queryFactory.query(TestEntity.class);
JpaQueryExecutor<TestEntity> executor = query.buildExecutor(querySpec);
List<TestEntity> resultList = executor.getResultList();
InMemoryHttpAdapter to connect CrnkClient with a server
There is a new InMemoryHttpAdapter implementation completing OkHttp, Apache HTTP client and RestTemplate.
InMemoryHttpAdapter takes a CrnkBoot instance as parameter to directly connecting to a server without
having to go through any TCP/HTTP transport layer. Requests are still serialized and deserialized, but
no running HTTP server is necessary. Unit testing can greatly benefit from such a more simpler
and faster setup:
String url = ...
CrnkClient client = new CnrkClient(url).
client.setHttpAdapter(new InMemoryHttpAdapter(crnkBoot, url));
HttpAdapterListener for a vendor-neutral HTTP request/response interception
A new HttpAdapterListener can be added with addListener to HttpAdapter. It allows to cover many of the typical
use cases like adding security headers without having to get and customize the underlying HTTP implementation.
crnk-format-plain-json in CrnkClient
The PlainJsonFormatModule can now be added to CrnkClient. This is in particular useful together with
the Asciidoc generator to create documentation in the plain json format for consumer making use of it.
Prettier URLs computation
Computed links (CrnkClient, pagination, etc.) by default omit the `EQ` operator and type information where
not necessary. This leads to more readable URLs like:
http://<IP_ADDRESS>/api/tasks?filter[name]=Doe
rather than
http://<IP_ADDRESS>/api/tasks?filter[tasks][name][EQ]=Doe
OpenTracing Support
OpenTracing is a vendor-neutral API to write trace information. crnk-monitor-opentracing introduces a new module OpenTracingServerModule
that brings support for OpenTracing to Crnk. It can be used properly set the names of spans. More information is available
in the documentation.
Singular Nested Resources
Support for nested resources has been improved by introducing support singular nested resources. Thereby a parent can hold a single nested resource as
single-valued relationships. Urls then look like:
http://example.com/posts/1/header
An example looks like:
@JsonApiResource(type = "header", nested = true)
public class PostHeader {
@JsonApiId
@JsonApiRelationId
private String postId;
private String value;
@JsonApiRelation(opposite = "header", lookUp = LookupIncludeBehavior.AUTOMATICALLY_WHEN_NULL,
repositoryBehavior = RelationshipRepositoryBehavior.FORWARD_OWNER)
private Post post;
...
}
More information can be found here.
More flexible EntityManager setup with JPA module
JpaModule.createServerModule(...) comes with a new flavor that allows to pass the EntityManager
as java.util.Supplier. Every time a repository makes use of the EntityManager, the supplier is called and must
return an instance. The supplier together with the existing TransactionRunner
allows for custom JPA setups and transaction handling.
Presentation model for Crnk UI
Available as a preview in this release
With this release we started refactoring the backend side of crnk-ui. It now offers a presentation
model for all its managed resources:
- The presentation model consists of explorer and editor resources.
- An editor resource represents a screen for a single resource that either can be viewed or edited.
- An explorer resource represents a collection of resources displayed in table form with sorting, filtering,
paging.
- Each resource is composed of many different elements from tables, pagers, queries, forms and input elements.
All together make up the screen.
In subsequent releases the presentation model will be refined and crnk-ui on the frontend side updated accordingly.
But not only crnk-ui, any kind of application can make use of it to build generic but still custom frontends.
Singular Nested Resources
Support for nested resources has been improved by introducing support singular nested resources. Thereby a parent can hold a single nested resource as
single-valued relationships. Urls then look like:
http://example.com/posts/1/header
An example looks like:
@JsonApiResource(type = "header", nested = true)
public class PostHeader {
@JsonApiId
@JsonApiRelationId
private String postId;
private String value;
@JsonApiRelation(opposite = "header", lookUp = LookupIncludeBehavior.AUTOMATICALLY_WHEN_NULL,
repositoryBehavior = RelationshipRepositoryBehavior.FORWARD_OWNER)
private Post post;
...
}
More information can be found here.
Specify access mode with @JsonApiResource
@JsonApiResource has new properties to configure the allowed access modes to a resource:
sortable, filterable, postable, readable, patchable and deletable. An example looks like:
@JsonApiResource(
type = "tasks", sortable = false, filterable = true,
postable = false, readable = false, patchable = false, deletable = false
)
public class AccessDeniedTestResource {
...
}
The new properties match the ones from @JsonApiField and provide the base line for it.
For example, if a resource does not allow filtering, none of its fields will.
New Security-related repositories
With
SecurityConfig.setExposeRepositories(true)
the SecurityModule sets up repositories to make its internal rules available from the REST API:
- <contextPath>/security/callerPermission
- <contextPath>/security/role
Support for GROUP operator by facets
The FacetModule gained support for the GROUP operator:
http://<IP_ADDRESS>:8080/api/facet?filter[values][GROUP]=priority,name
It works equivalent to SQL GROUP BY queries. In the example a facet count is computed for
every pair of priority and name attribute.
Support for JsonInclude.Include.NON_EMPTY
For example in the subsequent snippet the default 0 value will be omitted:
@JsonApiId
@JsonInclude(JsonInclude.Include.NON_EMPTY)
private long id;


Searching within a line
To quickly search for the next or previous occurrance of a character on the current line, you can use the f or F commands. The lowercase f command moves forward, while the uppercase F command moves backwards.
 This is the character to search for. For example, the command f: searches for the next occurrance of a colon on the current line.
The t and T commands works similarly, but instead of moving exactly to the specified character, it stops just before.
The last character searched for with those commands is remembered, and the search can be repeated with the ; (semicolon) and , (comma) commands. They repeat the search in the same and opposite direction, respectively.


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Type of growth facility : CO_715:0000162 (Field environment condition)
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Experimental Factor values : rainfed;watered
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B.2 Getting mytopGetting mytop installed and running is fairly painless. If you've ever installed Perl modules from CPAN before, you'll feel right at home with mytop. It is also written in Perl and packaged much like a typical Perl module. As of this writing, mytop has been packaged for several Linux and Unix distributions. FreeBSD users will find mytop available in the FreeBSD Ports system and can install it using pkg_add -r mytop. Debian GNU/Linux users can simply execute sudo apt-get install mytop, and SUSE Linux users will find an RPM package on the mytop web site. B.2.1 RequirementsTo install and use mytop, you'll also need the following Perl modules:
Additionally, if you've installed any of the following optional modules, mytop will detect that and take advantage of them:
Of course, you'll also need Perl. Any version as of 5.005 and beyond should work. B.2.2 InstallationOnce you have the required software installed, download and extract the latest version of mytop from http://jeremy.zawodny.com/mysql/mytop/: $ wget http://jeremy.zawodny.com/mysql/mytop/mytop-1.5.tar.gz $ tar zxvf mytop-1.5.tar.gz Then run the Perl Makefile and install mytop: $ cd mytop-1.5 mytop-1.5$ perl Makefile.PL Checking if your kit is complete... Looks good Writing Makefile for mytop mytop-1.5$ make install Installing /usr/local/man/man1/mytop.1p Installing /usr/bin/mytop Writing /usr/local/lib/perl/5.8.0/auto/mytop/.packlist Appending installation info to /usr/local/lib/perl/5.8.0/perllocal.pod Finally, try executing mytop to make sure it's installed properly along with all the prerequisites. |
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| Package | com.pblabs.rendering2D |
| Class | public final class AnimationControllerInfo |
See also
| Property | Defined by | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| completeEvent : String
Name of event to fire on the entity when this animation starts.
| AnimationControllerInfo | ||
| frameRate : Number = 32
The desired framerate for this animation.
| AnimationControllerInfo | ||
| loop : Boolean = true
If true, then the animation loops.
| AnimationControllerInfo | ||
| maxFrameDelay : Number = 50
The animation playback speed may be affected by many factors; this
sets a maximum time period in ms for a frame to be displayed.
| AnimationControllerInfo | ||
| priority : Number = 0.0
Used when setting animation states; a higher priority
animation will override a lower priority animation.
| AnimationControllerInfo | ||
| spriteSheet : SpriteContainerComponent
Sprite sheet containing this animation.
| AnimationControllerInfo | ||
| startEvent : String
Name of event to fire on the entity when this animation starts.
| AnimationControllerInfo |
| completeEvent | property |
public var completeEvent:String
Name of event to fire on the entity when this animation starts.
| frameRate | property |
public var frameRate:Number = 32
The desired framerate for this animation. It is overidden by the duration properties on the controller, and maxFrameDelay may interfere with it.
| loop | property |
public var loop:Boolean = true
If true, then the animation loops.
| maxFrameDelay | property |
public var maxFrameDelay:Number = 50
The animation playback speed may be affected by many factors; this sets a maximum time period in ms for a frame to be displayed.
| priority | property |
public var priority:Number = 0.0
Used when setting animation states; a higher priority animation will override a lower priority animation.
| spriteSheet | property |
public var spriteSheet:SpriteContainerComponent
Sprite sheet containing this animation.
| startEvent | property |
public var startEvent:String
Name of event to fire on the entity when this animation starts.


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SparseArray
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The shooting of the Seaolife wants to create for everyone their own, independent, and non-repeated beauty. Love should be special and unique. I always hope that the Seaolife can be unfettered, undefined, and not drifting with the flow. In the era of fast passing, with more and more repetitions and similarities of works, these expectations and piety, bravery and timelessness that I put into my works, suddenly have meaning.


Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
10 to 30 mins
Serves
Serves 4
This delicious spicy chicken dish is packed with fresh Indian flavours such as mace, curry leaves and other spices.
Heat one tablespoon of the vegetable oil in a large pan over a low heat. When the oil is hot, add the chicken breast pieces and fry gently, but do not allow to colour. When the chicken pieces are almost cooked through, remove from the pan and set aside until required.
Heat the remaining two tablespoons of vegetable oil and add the cinnamon stick, cardamom pods, cloves, peppercorns and mace. Fry until the spices start to crackle, then add the chilli, ginger, onions and curry leaves.
Fry the spices and onions for 4-5 minutes, or until onions are translucent.
Add the turmeric, coriander, black pepper and cinnamon powder and continue to fry for 2-3 minutes.
Add the coconut milk and heat to a gentle simmer.
Add the cooked chicken pieces and the tomatoes and simmer for 3-4 minutes, or until the chicken is completely cooked through (no pink should remain when the chicken is cut into).
To serve, place a spoonful of steamed rice onto each plate and then place a spoonful of the chicken stew alongside. Garnish with celery and shisho cress.


library / com.nambimobile.widgets.efab / OrientationConfiguration / <init>
<init>
OrientationConfiguration()
Holder for all the views of an ExpandableFab widget in a specific Orientation.
Not meant to be instantiated by clients, as an instance can be retrieved via
ExpandableFabLayout.portraitConfiguration or ExpandableFabLayout.landscapeConfiguration.
Values for the views will only be populated after they are added through calls to
ExpandableFabLayout's addView methods (or after they're defined via XML).
Implementation Notes:
- Since the Kotlin 'internal' modifier translates to 'public' in Java, the JvmSynthetic
annotation is used on those functions and properties to hide them from the published API for
Java clients. A proper solution to this issue would be a package-private visibility modifier,
but Kotlin has yet to implement it (https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KT-29227). Until
then, the JvmSynthetic annotations should remain in order to present the proper published API
to both Java & Kotlin clients.
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40 mg |
oral |
AMT |
(powder / crystals) |
As I pondered whether on not I should pop this tiny white capusle that sat in the plam of my hand, the pipe came around. Inhale, AHHHHH!!! Some fine central florida bud alright! A nervous tingle ran down my spine and into the ends of my fingers 'Lets just do it!' my fraternity brother so blunty stated. Of course I was going to do it. I swallowed the pill as the pipe made its second round. I acquired some AMT from a friend, 2 pills, one for me, and one for an eager fraternity brother. Im not sure the dosage however, but my best estimate would say 35-45 mgs....probably a good dosage for a first timer...if I would have taken it many hours earlier, but Ill get to that.
It was a little after midnight when we dropped the pills and there was plenty of weed stuffs to be had. We smoked like champs for a solid hour and after continous questioning to the effects by the curious, but somewhat inexperienced crowd, I had little to note. I knew it would take a few hours to kick in, and probably five or six until I plateued. Foolishly I neglected to calculate that it would be daybreak by the time I was at the zenith, for I had a good deal of studying to do, and a couple of papers to write the next day....oh, who cares, nothing a little Adderall cant take care of. I simply put my responsiblities out of my mind and decided i needed to enjoy this virgin experience.
It was 2:30am at T+2hrs when the first signs of life subtly marched in. After constant pestering by this stoned crowd of my peers curiously asking what I was feeling, I could finally delight them. Wow, this door that I am leaning on feels soft, almost as my back has sunk about a 1/2 an inch further into it. They werent too impressed. The high was wearing off and I decided I needed to stand up, so my trip buddy and the two other comrades went to the balcony to smoke a cigarette. Boy, this was starting to be enjoyable. I think my friends noticed my increased energy and talkativity even before I did. But when I stood up, it all came to me. Nothing too overwhelming yet, shucks.
T+3hrs My trip buddy and i were shuttled to the fratenity house where we were to spend the rest of the night alone. I was very disappointed that there was no one up playing beer pong and smoking on the porch. I really had the urge to talk to people other than my trip buddy (we will call him goalie), who wasnt feeling anything at the moment.
T+4hrs We decided to play some ping pong for the sake of something to do. He was feeling the speed effects of the AMT now, and i definitely was. It felt like constant mild 'blow ups' similar to what you would feel on MDMA, except not as pronounced. My head would tingle, i could feel my heart pumping vigorously, and a euphoric message was being transmitted throughout my limbic system. I had the feeling of amphetamines running through my body, yet i couldnt bring myself to do anything other than smack this small plastic ball back and forth. We ended up playing table tennis for a solid 3 hours that night.
T=5hrs. We took a break from the pingpong for the moment and went outside. I could tell I should be finishing my ascent to the top by now, but still nothing more than speedy rushes and marked sensitivity, maybe a couple of trails here and there. We sat down and Goalie said 'Look at the celing!' I did. Damn, this wasnt happening. Was the celing actually rolling into waves over and over again? Well, the visual effects had begun, and they would only skyrocket from there. Ill spare you the details of everything I saw,that could take hours. however, we both had, on a couple occasions, distinct hallucinations of familar voices beckoning us, or fellow brothers running across the lawn, but shortly disapperaing. Too bad, I would like to talk to them now.
T+6hrs. I have reached the pinnacle! Moreover, its been 6 hours, I feel like i should be back to baseline by now, I have clearly been thrown for a loop at the duration of this drug. The neighboring fraternity house across the street is melting to almost nothing. Maybe we should tell them? Nah, those bastards deserve it. The pine trees are swaying in the wind, like wet spaghetti noodles, flopping around. Goalie is amazed by this, I cant take my eyes off the melting frat house. To honestly describe what my surrounding looked like...It was as if everything was beeing seen through a large transparent flame. Just as the flame flickers and sways, so do my surroundings. We conspire to walk to Mickey D's, but cant bring ourselves to get off the chairs for another hour. A final enjoyable rush of energy waves through my body, but the sunrise sobers me up qiute a bit.
T+8hrs.  Although still mildly tripping, I know I can pass as sober to anyone, minus the major vasodilation.
T+8.5hrs. Tossing and turning in my bed, I curse the damn air conditioner for being broke on a humid stuffy day in the Sunshine State. I am so tweaked out right now, I wish I had bottle of anything alcoholic. I need my sleep.
T+10hrs. I am amazed that i can not even close my eyes. This is horrible, I should had taken these pills earlier in the night. I am sweating up a storm, and have yet to find a comfortable position to lay or sit it. At this point I am almost suicidal.
T+12hrs. Waves of nausea have come and gone, and I wish I could puke, just to add a sense of reality to this miserable morning. Flu-like symptoms have begun to arrive.
T+14hrs. Please God, Ill do anything to get comfortable!! I am blowing snot everywhere, coughing, sneezing, wheezing. I just want to puke, thatll make me happy.
T+18hrs. Its obvious that sleep is nowhere in sight, even though its 6pm the following day. Oh how I underestimated this powerful drug.  I curse myself for taking it so late. However, I am still glad i took it, it was worth the trip.
T+5days. I have got the worst unsubsiding nosebleeds out of my left nostril, I think this is only related to the AMT in the fact of the ridiculous amounts of snot I blew out the 4 days preceding this.
Looking back: I had a relentless cold the following week,and never have I experienced more discomfort than the day after. I managed to go to sleep late that night, woke up early the following day for class and I was fine. No lingering effects, minus the head cold. My pupils were dilated for 20 hours.
Would I do it again? Hell Yes. Only, however, if i did it early in the day with the same or less dose. This drug certainly did not overpower me, i was in control the whole time tripping....but i was in fact, tripping. Increasing the dose next time would only increase the duration I feel, not worth chancing it. Oh yeah, I wish I had copious amounts of Mary Jane, mabye one reason for the tweaked out feeling was that I didnt smoke after acheiving any affects. My advice for curious virgins: Start with a cool dose of no more than 45mgs give or take its up to you, take while the sun is still out, conserve any weed you have and spread it out over the trip, dont be dissappointed if you dont feel anything for 3-4 hours by eating more AMT....you will be very sorry, and take something that makes you feel good the next day. This will either put you to sleep, or let you tolerate yourself.
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