public class Page
extends java.lang.Object
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
Page(org.openqa.selenium.WebDriver driverValue)
Default constructor which binds the WebDriver instance to the Page abstractions.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
boolean |
allOf(Control[] elements,
Operation<java.lang.Boolean,Control> predicate)
Checks if all elements passed as the parameter have the state
specified by predicate.
|
boolean |
anyOf(Control[] elements,
Operation<java.lang.Boolean,Control> predicate)
Checks if any of elements passed as the parameter has the state
specified by predicate.
|
byte[] |
captureScreenShot()
Captures the screenshot of current page.
|
java.io.File |
captureScreenShot(java.lang.String destination)
Captures the screenshot of current page and stores it in the file.
|
Control |
field(java.lang.String name)
Gets the current page class control with logical name specified.
|
<T extends Control> |
field(java.lang.String name,
java.lang.Class<T> controlType)
Gets the current page class control with logical name specified.
|
static Page |
forName(java.lang.String name)
Retrieves page object by it's logical name specified as the value of
Alias
annotation. |
static Page |
forName(java.lang.String name,
java.lang.String pagePackage)
Retrieves page object by it's logical name specified as the value of
Alias
annotation. |
static Page |
getCurrent()
Gets the current page for current thread instance.
|
static Page |
getCurrentFromList(java.lang.Class<? extends Page>[] pageClasses,
int tries)
Checks multiple page classes in order to identify which of the classes proposed
fit the current page.
|
static Page |
getCurrentFromList(java.lang.Class<? extends Page>[] pageClasses,
int tries,
boolean useCache)
Checks multiple page classes in order to identify which of the classes proposed
fit the current page.
|
static java.lang.String |
getDefaultPagesPackage()
Returns package name which is used as the root package for all
page classes in the entire solution.
|
org.openqa.selenium.WebDriver |
getDriver()
Gets the actual WebDriver object if some WebDriver API is needed directly.
|
static Control |
getFirstAvailableControlFromList(Control[] controls,
int tries)
Goes through the list of proposed controls and returns the first one which appears.
|
Control |
getScrollable()
Returns element which is available for scrolling.
|
java.lang.String |
getSource()
Gets the page source code.
|
Control |
getTextControl(java.lang.String message)
Dynamically generates control object which corresponds to the element
containing text specified by the parameter.
|
static int |
getTimeout()
Returns the timeout value which is currently set.
|
void |
hideKeyboard()
Forcibly hides the virtual keyboard.
|
boolean |
is(Operation<java.lang.Boolean,Page> predicate)
Checks some state of page depending on predicate specified.
|
boolean |
isTextPresent(java.lang.String text)
Checks if some text is available on current page.
|
Page |
navigate()
Performs actions to navigate to current page.
|
boolean |
scrollTo(boolean up)
Swipes screen to the upper/lower limit of the page.
|
boolean |
scrollTo(Control control)
Overloaded
scrollTo(Control, ScrollTo) method which looks
for control by scrolling to the top of the screen first and then to the bottom. |
boolean |
scrollTo(Control control,
boolean up)
Swipes screen till specific control appears.
|
boolean |
scrollTo(Control control,
ScrollTo scrollDirection)
Swipes screen till specific control appears.
|
boolean |
scrollTo(java.lang.String text)
Overloaded
scrollTo(String, ScrollTo) method which looks
for text by scrolling to the top of the screen first and then to the bottom. |
boolean |
scrollTo(java.lang.String text,
boolean up)
Swipes screen till specific text appears.
|
boolean |
scrollTo(java.lang.String text,
ScrollTo scrollDirection)
Swipes screen till specific text appears.
|
Page |
section(java.lang.String name)
Looks for nested page object by specific name.
|
<T extends Page> |
section(java.lang.String name,
java.lang.Class<T> pageType)
Looks for nested page object by specific name.
|
static void |
setCurrent(Page newPage)
Sets the current page for current thread instance.
|
static void |
setDefaultPagesPackage(java.lang.String defaultPagesPackageValue)
Sets package name which is used as the root package for all
page classes in the entire solution.
|
static void |
setTimeout(int timeoutValue)
Assigns new timeout value.
|
boolean |
swipeScreen(boolean vertical,
boolean leftTop,
boolean once)
Overloaded version of
swipeScreen(boolean, boolean, boolean, int)
where the scrolling time is set to 2 seconds. |
boolean |
swipeScreen(boolean vertical,
boolean leftTop,
boolean once,
int seconds)
Performs scrolling operation which scrolls to the size of visible screen.
|
Page |
switchTo()
Method responsible for switching to frame/window represented by
current page object.
|
Page |
verify(Operation<java.lang.Boolean,Page> predicate)
Verifies that page has some specific state and asserts the error if condition is not met.
|
public Page(org.openqa.selenium.WebDriver driverValue)
PageFactory.init(WebDriver, Class)
call.driverValue
- the actual WebDriver instance.public static int getTimeout()
public static void setTimeout(int timeoutValue)
timeoutValue
- new timeout value.public static java.lang.String getDefaultPagesPackage()
forName(String)
method to minimise search time as
the entire solution may appear to be big.public static void setDefaultPagesPackage(java.lang.String defaultPagesPackageValue)
forName(String)
method to minimise search time as
the entire solution may appear to be big.defaultPagesPackageValue
- root package for page classes.public static Page forName(java.lang.String name) throws java.lang.Exception
Alias
annotation. This is overloaded version of the forName(String, String)
method
where the pages package name is retrieved from locally stored static variable by means of
getDefaultPagesPackage()
call.name
- the logical name of the page class to retrieve instance of.java.lang.Exception
- any exception related to data conversion or null value.Alias
public static Page forName(java.lang.String name, java.lang.String pagePackage) throws java.lang.Exception
Alias
annotation. Mainly, it searches for classes extended from Page
class inside
the package specified by pagePackage parameter.name
- the logical name of the page class to retrieve instance of.pagePackage
- the package to search page classes in.java.lang.Exception
- any exception related to data conversion or null value.forName(String)
,
Alias
public static Page getCurrent()
public static void setCurrent(Page newPage)
newPage
- the Page object for current page.public static Page getCurrentFromList(java.lang.Class<? extends Page>[] pageClasses, int tries) throws java.lang.Exception
Checks multiple page classes in order to identify which of the classes proposed
fit the current page. For each page class the Page#isCurrent()
method is called.
If for any page class the return value is true the instance of this class is created and
returned.
If none of proposed classes matches current page state the new iteration starts.
If nothing is found after specified iteration limit the null value is returned.
pageClasses
- the list of page classes to look in.tries
- the number of iterationsjava.lang.Exception
- any class conversion or null pointer exception.Page#isCurrent()}
public static Page getCurrentFromList(java.lang.Class<? extends Page>[] pageClasses, int tries, boolean useCache) throws java.lang.Exception
Checks multiple page classes in order to identify which of the classes proposed
fit the current page. For each page class the Page#isCurrent()
method is called.
If for any page class the return value is true the instance of this class is created and
returned.
If none of proposed classes matches current page state the new iteration starts.
If nothing is found after specified iteration limit the null value is returned.
pageClasses
- the list of page classes to look in.tries
- the number of iterations.useCache
- (not in use at the moment) the flag identifying whether method should use
cached source for verifications prior to applying to application under test directly.java.lang.Exception
- any class conversion or null pointer exception.Page#isCurrent()}
public static Control getFirstAvailableControlFromList(Control[] controls, int tries) throws java.lang.Exception
controls
- the list of controls to look for first available in.tries
- the limit of tries (similar to the timeout).java.lang.Exception
- any assertion or data conversion errors.public org.openqa.selenium.WebDriver getDriver()
public Page navigate() throws java.lang.Exception
Performs actions to navigate to current page. By default it does nothing. But any extended class can override this method and perform actual actions which result with specific page instance to appear.
This method is actively used by PageSteps#navigateToPage(String)
method
as well as associated Cucumber-JVM keywords:
Given I am on the "<Page Name>" pageor
When I go to the "<Page Name>" pageThe idea is that for any page classes which can be used for such navigation operation the navigate method is overridden to implement actual navigation behaviour. This way the same implementation can be applied for all page classes which can be navigated to.
java.lang.Exception
- any assertion or other exception which appears
during page navigation processing.public boolean isTextPresent(java.lang.String text)
text
- the text value to wait for.public byte[] captureScreenShot() throws java.io.IOException
java.io.IOException
- I/O problems while retrieving the image data.public java.io.File captureScreenShot(java.lang.String destination) throws java.io.IOException
destination
- the destination path of the screenshot.File
object referencing to generated file.java.io.IOException
- I/O problems.public java.lang.String getSource()
public Control getScrollable()
Returns element which is available for scrolling. By default, it's first scrollable element.
NOTE: currently, it is applicable for Android platform only.
public Control getTextControl(java.lang.String message)
message
- the text the control should contain.isTextPresent(String)
public boolean swipeScreen(boolean vertical, boolean leftTop, boolean once)
swipeScreen(boolean, boolean, boolean, int)
where the scrolling time is set to 2 seconds.vertical
- flag indicating if scroll should be vertical. If false,
the scrolling is horizontal.leftTop
- the direction of scrolling. If true, the scroll will be performed to the left or top
depending on the vertical flag.once
- flag identifying whether scrolling should be done once or until the end
of the page is reached (if false).swipeScreen(boolean, boolean, boolean, int)
public boolean swipeScreen(boolean vertical, boolean leftTop, boolean once, int seconds)
Performs scrolling operation which scrolls to the size of visible screen. This is the most common method for such operation and it also controls whether we should perform vertical/horizontal scrolling as well as the direction (left-to-right, top-bottom or vice versa).
Additionally it controls the number of swipe operations. Method performs scrolling wither till the end of the page or just once. This is controlled by dedicated flag.
NOTE: applicable for Android only.
vertical
- flag indicating if scroll should be vertical. If false,
the scrolling is horizontal.leftTop
- the direction of scrolling. If true, the scroll will be performed to the left or top
depending on the vertical flag.once
- flag identifying whether scrolling should be done once or until the end
of the page is reached (if false).seconds
- the number of seconds for scrolling operation.public boolean scrollTo(Control control, boolean up)
Swipes screen till specific control appears.
NOTE: applicable for Android only.
control
- the control object to scroll to.up
- flag identifying if scrolling should be done into top.public boolean scrollTo(boolean up) throws java.lang.Exception
Swipes screen to the upper/lower limit of the page.
NOTE: applicable for Android only.
up
- flag identifying if scrolling should be performed to the top (if true)
or the bottom (if false) of the page.java.lang.Exception
- any assertion or other exception which can happen during operaiton.public boolean scrollTo(Control control, ScrollTo scrollDirection)
Swipes screen till specific control appears. Unlike scrollTo(Control, boolean)
method, this method defines general trajectory of scrolling. E.g. we may search for specific control
either by scrolling only to top/bottom of the screen or we may define that we should swipe to the top
first and then to the bottom.
NOTE: applicable for Android only.
public boolean scrollTo(Control control)
scrollTo(Control, ScrollTo)
method which looks
for control by scrolling to the top of the screen first and then to the bottom.control
- the control object to scroll to.public boolean scrollTo(java.lang.String text, boolean up)
Swipes screen till specific text appears.
NOTE: applicable for Android only.
text
- the text to scroll to.up
- flag identifying if scrolling should be done into top.public boolean scrollTo(java.lang.String text, ScrollTo scrollDirection)
Swipes screen till specific text appears. Unlike scrollTo(String, boolean)
method, this method defines general trajectory of scrolling. E.g. we may search for specific control
either by scrolling only to top/bottom of the screen or we may define that we should swipe to the top
first and then to the bottom.
NOTE: applicable for Android only.
public boolean scrollTo(java.lang.String text)
scrollTo(String, ScrollTo)
method which looks
for text by scrolling to the top of the screen first and then to the bottom.text
- the text to scroll to.public void hideKeyboard()
Forcibly hides the virtual keyboard.
NOTE: applicable for Android only.
public boolean allOf(Control[] elements, Operation<java.lang.Boolean,Control> predicate)
elements
- the list of elements to check.predicate
- the condition to check against.public boolean anyOf(Control[] elements, Operation<java.lang.Boolean,Control> predicate)
elements
- the list of elements to check.predicate
- the condition to check against.public Control field(java.lang.String name) throws java.lang.Exception
Gets the current page class control with logical name specified.
Mainly it goes through all fields of current page class and checks
only fields which are of Control
class or any extended classes.
For each of such control objects the method gets the Alias
annotation and gets it value.
If this value equals the name specified as the parameter the corresponding control is returned.
name
- the logical name of the control to get from current page object.java.lang.Exception
- either reflection problems (like access) or missing attributes.Alias
public <T extends Control> T field(java.lang.String name, java.lang.Class<T> controlType) throws java.lang.Exception
Gets the current page class control with logical name specified.
Mainly it goes through all fields of current page class and checks
only fields which are of Control
class or any extended classes.
For each of such control objects the method gets the Alias
annotation and gets it value.
If this value equals the name specified as the parameter the corresponding control is returned.
T
- the type of returning control.name
- the logical name of the control to get from current page object.controlType
- the type of returning control.java.lang.Exception
- either reflection problems (like access) or missing attributes.Alias
public Page section(java.lang.String name) throws java.lang.Exception
name
- the name of the sub-page to return.java.lang.Exception
- any reflection related exceptions.public <T extends Page> T section(java.lang.String name, java.lang.Class<T> pageType) throws java.lang.Exception
T
- the expected page class.name
- the name of the sub-page to return.pageType
- the target page object class.java.lang.Exception
- any reflection related exceptions.public Page switchTo()
public boolean is(Operation<java.lang.Boolean,Page> predicate)
predicate
- Operation
expression returning boolean state value.


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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS - Tilton Engineering
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http://www.tiltonracing.com/sites/default/files/editor_uploads/files/98-725MA%207-25%20Metallic%20Clutch.pdf
Ford C-4 Manual Valve Body Installation Instructions ... - Coan Racing
Ford C-4 Manual Valve Body Installation Instructions. Reversed Pattern Manual ( PRN123) #72010. This valve body is . COA-72803 6 Clutch Drum Assembly .
http://www.coanracing.com/PDFS/InstallInstructions/COA-72010.pdf
Ford Mustang A/C Compressor Clutch
. 3.8 liter V-6 and manual transmission that recently had an A/C clutch assembly . assembly myself, is it easy enough for a do-it-yourselfer to replace that A/C .
http://autorepair.about.com/library/a/1i/bl168i.htm
Dual-clutch transmission - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Schematic diagram of a dual-clutch transmission. . [4] All of these early AP Twin Clutch installations featured a single dry clutch & multi-plate wet clutch. . axially, allowing it to be installed in a wide range of B- and C-segment vehicles.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dual-clutch_transmission
Clutch Installation Instructions - Exedy
Failure to observe these instructions when fitting your Exedy Clutch will void any warranty. 1. . free travel - clutch cable, oil leaks and check for any signs of red dust when old clutch is being removed. Any or all of . C. Release the clutch.
http://www.exedyusa.com/multimedia/specsheets/InstallInstructions.pdf
Tru Count Air Clutch System Installation Instructions (John Deere ...
4. Tru Count Air Clutch System Installation Instructions. Cautions. C CAUTION You must wire the compressor directly to a battery that delivers 12 V at 20 A.
http://www.trucount.com/pdf/AgGPS_TruCount_InstInstr_68520-10-ENG_RevB-MD.pdf


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Greek has four marks of punctuation. The comma and period have the same forms as in English. For the colon and semicolon Greek has only one sign, a point above the line (.):
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This page lists all of the icons used in Stratos.
| Icon | Name | Font | Usage | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| apps | apps | material | Applications | - |
| store | store | material | Service Marketplace (catalog) - see: Service and Service Instances | - |
| service | service | stratos | Service Instances - see: Service and Service Instances | SVG |
| library_books | library_books | material | Service Instances - Indicates an instance of a service - see: Service and Service Instances | - |
| products | products | eos | Service Plan - A Service can offers one or more plans (e.g. Free, Developer, Enterprise) | - |
| cloud_foundry | cloud_foundry | stratos | Cloud Foundry | SVG |
| settings_ethernet | settings_ethernet | material | Endpoint/Endpoints - a service such as Cloud Foundry, GitHub, Metrics that can be connected to Stratos | - |
| refresh | refresh | material | Refresh - used in tables to allow the user to refresh data shown | - |
| cloud_off | cloud_off | material | Disconnected endpoint - used in the endpoints table to show that an endpoint is not connected | - |
| cloud_on | cloud_on | material | Connected endpoint - used in the endpoints table to show that an endpoint is connected | - |
| more_vert | more_vert | material | Action Menu - used in tables and application header to access drop-down menu for actions | - |
| add | add | material | Add - used in app page header and table headers for add action - e.g. create a new application, service, route etc | - |
| delete | delete | material | Delete - used in app page header and table headers for edit action - e.g. edit application, service, route etc | - |
| add | add | material | Add - used in app page header and table headers for add action - e.g. create a new application, service, route etc | - |
| file_upload | file_upload | material | Deploy Application - deploy an application from file/folder or git/github | - |
| sort | sort | material | Change sort direction between ascending and descending and vice-versa | - |
| list | list | material | Show data in list view | - |
| grid_on | grid_on | material | Show data in card view | - |
| keyboard | keyboard | material | Button icon to show CLI Commands for an application or Cloud Foundry | - |
| memory | memory | material | Memory quota for an application | - |
| storage | storage | material | Disk quota for an application | - |
| content_copy | content_copy | material | Application Instances - an application can have many instances in order to scale it - see App scaling | - |
| date_range | date_range | material | Creation date for an application | - |
| access_time | access_time | material | Modified date for an application | - |
| bug_report | bug_report | material | Production status an application (is app a production or development app) | - |
| touch_app | touch_app | material | Application state (stopped, started etc) | - |
| card_travel | card_travel | material | Application package state (staged etc) - indicates if an application package has been deployed | - |
| network_route | network_route | stratos | Application routes - see: Routes and Domains | SVG |
| domain | domain | material | Domain - see: Routes and Domains | - |
| developer_mode | developer_mode | material | Indicates if SSHing into an application is permitted | - |
| title | title | material | Used to indicate a name property - e.g. name of a Cloud Foundry endpoint | - |
| organization | organization | eos | Cloud Foundry Organization - see Orgs | - |
| language | language | material | Cloud Foundry Space - see Spaces | - |
| build | build | material | Cloud Foundry Buildpack - see Buildpacks | - |
| code | code | material | Cloud Foundry Stack (prebuilt root file system) - see Stacks | - |
| code | code | material | Git URL - Used to indicate a URL to a public git repository | - |
| github | github | stratos | GitHub Repository - Used to indicate a GitHub repository | SVG |
| people | people | material | Users - indicates a user count or action button to manage users | - |
| person | person | material | User - indicates a user or user property - e.g. their username | - |
| link | link | material | Link - indicates the URL for a Cloud Foundry API | - |
| info_outline | info_outline | material | Info - used as the icon for a general info property - such as the Cloud Foundry API Version | - |
| lock_open | lock_open | material | Unlocked - indicates that a builpack is unlocked - i.e. changes can be made | - |
| lock_closed | lock_closed | material | Locked - indicates that a builpack is uocked - i.e. changes can not be made | - |
| check_circle | check_circle | material | Enabled - indicates an entity that is enabled - e.g. a feature flag, buildpack etc | - |
| highlight_off | highlight_off | material | Disabled - indicates an entity that is disabled - e.g. a feature flag, buildpack etc | - |
| lens | lens | material | Application State - Indicates application state is ok | - |
| cancel | cancel | material | Application State - Indicates application state has an erorr | - |
| warning | warning | material | Application State - Indicates application state has a problem | - |
| broken_image | broken_image | material | Application State - Indicates application state is incomplete | - |


A day spent in the woods under a clear sunny sky in the city’s popular trekking spot, The Arai Hills along with the team.
Our team members welcomed the newly recruited first year team mates with this Basic Photography Workshop to help them learn about some basic skills and get to know all the team members.
Woke up early on a Sunday morning to go on a fun journey, away from the hustle of the city to the mighty Fortress of Korigadh.
In the burning afternoon heat after reaching the top, water looked quite refreshing! This picture was taken by our senior on his go pro camera with the entire crew by the lake on top of Korigadh.
This one was an interesting workshop; we organized a Long Exposure Photography workshop with our own equipment in our own college auditorium. Not to mention it was a huge success and we had a lot of fun with lights and cameras!
The first ever outing with the entire team after the club was formed. A photowalk was organized to capture the hustle and bustle of Pune’s largest vegetable market on a Sunday morning. It was honestly a great place to get shots for street photography and portrait photography as well.
We collaborated with Nikon to conduct a photography workshop in our college and got to use the latest Mirrorless Technology in the new Nikon Z6 cameras with professional guidance. That was a fun experience!
Photography isn’t the only thing we do as a club. A lot of planning and plotting goes into each and every workshop and competition that we organize. Here we are doing publicity of our upcoming Nikon workshop in our college campus.
The day when it all looked so real, we finally got our own customized hoodies , it felt amazing almost as if we were being given something so precious; a reminder that we stuck around in this team for after all this time, from being strangers to almost a second family. Cheers Team Shutterbugs!
The most awaited day every year, traditional day is special in several ways. To make it more colorful we photographers turn ourselves into artists and carpenters making photo frames and backdrops for everyone to click pictures in, wearing beautiful outfits.
The first time that we came up with idea of giving a personalized twist to our regular traditional day; we merely had 4 days to get everything in order and can’t say we didn’t end up working until late every single day just to finish in time with our beautiful backdrops and photo frames. This was the first time the entire team was doing something so different. Working together in this one event created an amazing bonding between us that continues till date.


First name:
Last name:
Gender: Male Female Other
Nationality: Malaysian Indonesian Singaporean
Language Spoken: Bahasa Indonesia English Other
Bio:


Dc has begun to try and create its cinematic universe, they are trying to make an interconnected world with their most popular heroes and villians and have begin production on mutiple films and are planning to be release them between now and 2020.,
The first film released in the DCEU was Man of Steel (2013), a reboot of the Superman film series. The next film to be released will be Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice (2016), followed by Suicide Squad (2016), with both in post-production and Wonder Woman (2017), which is currently filming.
Other films in development include, The Flash (2018), Aquaman (2018), Shazam (2019), Cyborg (2020), Green Lantern Corps (2020), and a two-part Justice League film, with Part One releasing in 2017, and Part Two in 2019. Warner Bros. has also announced a sequel to Man of Steel and a stand-alone Batman film, with the intent for both to be released before 2020. All films are being distributed by Warner Bros. Pictures.


Creates a new router object.
var router = express.Router([options]);
The optional options
parameter specifies the behavior of the router.
| Property | Description | Default | Availability |
|---|---|---|---|
caseSensitive |
Enable case sensitivity. | Disabled by default, treating “/Foo” and “/foo” as the same. | |
mergeParams |
Preserve the req.params values from the parent router. If the parent and the child have conflicting param names, the child’s value take precedence. |
false |
4.5.0+ |
strict |
Enable strict routing. | Disabled by default, “/foo” and “/foo/” are treated the same by the router. |
You can add middleware and HTTP method routes (such as get
, put
, post
, and
so on) to router
just like an application.
For more information, see Router.


I am a Professor in Software Engineering at Federal University of Technology - Paraná (UTFPR). My research focuses mainly on Search-based Software Engineering and Applications of Artificial Intelligence in real problems.
Gabriel, Carlos; Osse, Lucas; Souza, Francisco Carlos.
December 2018
Investigating the Recognition of Non-articulatory Sounds by Using Statistical Tests and Support Vector Machine - Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing.
Souza, Francisco Carlos; Souza, Alinne C. Souza; Nakamura, Gilberto M.; SOARES, M. D.; Mandrá, Patrícia Pupin; Macedo, Alessandra A.
April 2018
Automatização de teste de software com ferramentas de software livre - 1ed.Rio de Janeiro: Elsevier.
Delamaro, Marcio; Ferrari, F. C.; Maciel, A. C.; Souza, Francisco, C.; Oliveira, Rarafel; Andrade, S. A
February 2018
Automating Search Strings for Secondary Studies - Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing
Souza, Francisco Carlos; Souza, Alinne; Andrade, Stevão; Durelli, Rafael; Durelli, Vinicius; Oliveira, Rafael
March 2017
Strong mutation-based test data generation using hill climbing - 9th International Workshop on Search-Based Software Testing
Souza, Francisco Carlos; Papadakis, Mike; Le Traon, Yves; Delamaro, Marcio
May 2016
Test Data Generation Techniques for Mutation Testing: A Systematic Mapping - 11th Experimental Software Engineering Latin American Workshop
Souza, Francisco Carlos; Papadakis, Mike; Durelli V.; Delamaro, Marcio


This api fetches data from The LOTR API about the movies in the Lord of The Rings and The Hobbit series and displays them in well formatted, properly paginated forms.
All API requests are made by sending a secure HTTPS request using the
GET
method to Get a list of resources
Each response will be returned with one of the following HTTP status codes:
200
OK
The request was successful400
Bad Request
There was a problem with the
request (security, malformed)
500
Server Error
An error on the server
occurred
| URI | HTTP Method | Description |
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/api/v1/movie |
GET |
Fetch all Movies |
/api/v1/character |
GET |
Fetch all Characters |
/api/v1/character/:id |
GET |
Fetch one Character |
Responses can be sorted and paginated using request queries. Allowed
sorting parameters are revenue
, runtime
,
budget
for movies and race
and
gender
for character. Adding a -
before
sorting parameters will sort in descending order.
/api/1/movie?sort=revenue
will sort movies by revenue
in ascending order
/api/1/character?sort=-race
will sort characters by
race in descending order
Character responses can be paginated with two query parameters:
limit
and page
. limit
restricts
the amount of results to show per page while
page
represents where to start showing results from.
/api/v1/character?limit=8&page=3
will restrict
response to 8 results per query and start from the third page,
therefore showing results 17 to 24.
This project is open-sourced software licensed under the MIT license.
Check repo on Github


 Use This Guide to Fight Back.
by Tim HerreraWelcome to the Smarter Living newsletter! Every Monday, S.L. editor Tim Herrera emails readers with tips and advice for living a better, more fulfilling life. Sign up here to get it in your inbox.
Here are some mildly terrifying things I learned when I recently did an online privacy checkup: Google was sharing my creditworthiness with third parties. If you want Target to stop sharing your information with marketers, you have to call them. And, my favorite: If you would like Hearst, the publishing giant, to stop sharing your physical mailing address with third parties, you have to mail a physical letter with your request to the company’s lawyers.
Cool cool cool.
I was inspired by this story my colleague Kashmir Hill wrote this month about the company Sift, which collects your consumer data and gives you a secret consumer score.
“As consumers, we all have ‘secret scores’: hidden ratings that determine how long each of us waits on hold when calling a business, whether we can return items at a store, and what type of service we receive,” Ms. Hill wrote. “A low score sends you to the back of the queue; high scores get you elite treatment.” (If you’re interested, you can request your own secret dossier by emailing<EMAIL_ADDRESS>though the company is backed up because of the “recent press coverage.” It took them two weeks to respond to my request.)
Surprised? We were, too
Like many people, I was a little stunned at the intimate level of data that was being collected. Ms. Hill was, too.
“I know that we are tracked in surprising ways, and have reported on those surprising ways extensively, but even I was shocked to get a 400-page file on myself back from a company I’d never heard of,” she told me. “It was bizarre to see what I had ordered from an Indian restaurant three years ago in the report and disturbing to find all the private Airbnb messages that I had sent to hosts. I didn’t think any company beyond Airbnb would have that data.”
It’s no secret that we’re being tracked everywhere online. We all know this; every one of us has a story about an alarmingly specific ad appearing on Facebook, or a directly targeted Amazon promo following us around the internet. But as internet-connect devices become more prevalent in our everyday lives — think smart TVs, smart speakers and smart refrigerators, for example — and as our reliance on smartphones increases, we’re just creating so much more data than we used to, said Bennett Cyphers, a staff technologist at the Electronic Frontier Foundation, a nonprofit digital rights organization that advocates for consumer online privacy.
“There are just more streams of data out there to be aggregated and tied to profiles and sold,” Mr. Cyphers said. “Because people don’t realize that their car is collecting data about their location and sending it off to some server somewhere, they’re less likely to think about that, and companies are less likely to be held accountable for that kind of thing.”
He added: “Information is being shared completely haphazardly, and there’s no accountability at any stage, especially in America.”
Who cares? I have nothing to hide
We’ve all heard that one before.
“The only people I’ve heard say, ‘Who cares?’ are people who don’t understand the scope of the problem,” Mr. Cyphers said.
“A lot of the tracking systems out there make it easier for law enforcement to gather data without warrants. A lot of trackers sell data directly to law enforcement and to Immigrations and Customs Enforcement. I think the bottom line is that it’s creepy at best. It enables manipulative advertising and political messaging in ways that make it a lot easier for the messengers to be unaccountable. It enables discriminatory advertising without a lot of accountability, and in the worst cases it can put real people in real danger.”
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Still, there are signs that things could be improving, if slowly. The Cambridge Analytica scandal, Mr. Cyphers said, “dredged up the worst parts of the industry into the press and popular knowledge,” which in some ways forced companies and lawmakers to acknowledge the issue. Sweeping changes, such as the California Consumer Privacy Act and Europe’s GDPR, have led the way in giving internet users new rights and protections, and Mr. Cyphers said that “popular awareness and the techlash has opened up room for real regulation.”
But we’re a long way from a privacy utopia.
“As long as you can make a buck and what you’re doing isn’t illegal,” Mr. Cyphers said “someone’s going to do it.”
What can I do?
First, be more cautious of the information you voluntary hand over.
“Don’t hand over data unless you have to!” Ms. Hill said. “If a store asks for your email address or ZIP code, say no. When Facebook asks you to upload your contact book, don’t do it. If you’re buying some sensitive product (prenatal vitamins, medication), don’t use your store loyalty card and use cash.”
Added Mr. Cyphers: “Think hard before you enter your email into a form online about why the company actually needs your email and what they might do with it. You can lie. It’s not illegal to put a fake email, or a fake phone number or a fake name in the vast majority of services you sign up for,” he said. “There’s no reason they need it, there’s no reason you have to give it to them.”
Beyond being more wary of handing out your data, there are some things you can do about the data that is already out there — and now we come back to that privacy checkup I mentioned earlier.
One of the best resources for opting out of advertiser tracking is the website simpleoptout.com, which provides links to the opt-out pages for some of the most popular destinations online — places that are definitely tracking you as you read this.
Some of the major ones you should opt out of right now include:
- OptOutPrescreen.com
- PayPal
- Spokeo
- Visa
- Lexis-Nexis
- WhitePages.com
- Apple
- Yahoo
- Amazon
- Microsoft
- Verizon
- AT&T
- Chase
- YouTube
- Comcast Xfinity
- Google (This one will take a while, it’s a labyrinth of menus and settings.)
- Bank of America
Additionally, do a checkup of how social media sites are using your data:
There are also extensions you can install to your web browser to prevent some online tracking. The EFF has built two tools you should install — Privacy Badger and HTTPS Everywhere — and also recommends the extension uBlock Origin. The EFF also has this guide to Surveillance Self-Defense, which has an extensive library of guides to protecting yourself online. And as for your general browsing, think about using Mozilla’s Firefox if you don’t already; this story from The Washington Post will tell you why.
 This guide from USA Today is a perfect place to start, whether you have an iPhone or Android device.
Phew! It’s a lot, I know, and unfortunately we’re only scratching the surface; protecting your privacy is a never-ending process that requires constant vigilance. But each of these steps is worth the time investment, and perhaps the most important thing to keep in mind: Don’t let yourself be lulled into a false sense of security.
“I wish I could say it has changed my behavior,” Ms. Hill said when I asked her if reporting her story on Sift has changed her online behavior, “but what’s become clearer and clearer to me in reporting on privacy over the last decade is that you can’t completely stop the data collection (unless you go live in a dark cave sans power).”
She added: “But at the end of the day, there is little we can do as individuals; there’s really a need for change on a more systemic level to give us more control over our data.”
I want to hear about your experiences as you do a checkup on your digital privacy. Tell me on Twiter @timherrera.
Thanks, have a great week!
— Tim
Tip of the Week
This week I’ve invited the writer Kate Oczypok to teach how to make the perfect table centerpiece.
With the holiday season now upon us, I’m starting to think about what I’d like my holiday table to look like. And if there’s one part of a festive table that makes for great conversation, it’s a gorgeous centerpiece.
If you’re fretting about the last piece of the puzzle for your holiday dinner, here are three ideas for the perfect centerpiece this season.
Use your space wisely
If you live in a small apartment, chances are you’re not going to go for a big, cascading centerpiece. Wirecutter, a New York Times company that reviews and recommends products, suggests using tea lights in votives to set the mood; they won’t drip wax on the table and since they’re shorter candles, guests can see one another across the table. Also, the centerpiece won’t look as if it’s overpowering your entire apartment.
Think outside the box
When our dog passed away last spring, my boyfriend and I were overwhelmed by the generosity of friends and family. Our loved ones had sent us five bouquets of flowers and we didn’t know what to do with all of them. Since Easter was just days away and we had friends coming for dinner, we put a leaf on our dining table and lined the center of it with the bouquets. It was a beautiful tribute to our dear old Moe.
Go for the unusual
If what you choose to put at the center of your table is unusual, chances are it will be a great icebreaker, especially for guests who don’t know one another.  They come with eight different choices for planter color, too, and they look great grouped together on a holiday table.


Class SimplePie_Parser
Package: SimplePie
Copyright: 2004-2009 Ryan Parman, Geoffrey Sneddon
License: BSD License
Author: Ryan Parman
Author: Geoffrey Sneddon
Located at app/vendors/simplepie/simplepie.php
Copyright: 2004-2009 Ryan Parman, Geoffrey Sneddon
License: BSD License
Author: Ryan Parman
Author: Geoffrey Sneddon
Located at app/vendors/simplepie/simplepie.php
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| def | read_target_file (self, target_path) |
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Features
What's included
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plugins/assets/
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css/
- animate.css
- bootstrap.min.css
- mega-menu.css
- fancy-dropdown.css
- filter.css
- fancy-buttons.css
- spinners.css
- icons.css
- lightgallery.css
- basic.css
- basic-admin.css
- default.css
- main.css
- responsive.css
- media-queries.css
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plugins/assets/css/font-icons/
- dripicons.css
- font-awesome.min.css
- materialdesignicons.min.css
- pe-icon-7.css
- pe-icon-7-set1.css
- pe-icon-7-set2.css
- typicons.css
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plugins/assets/img/
- logo.png
- logo-dark.png
- ...More
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js/
- ...All plugins init JS
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plugins/vendors/bower_components/
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- index.html
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css/
Docs file hierarchy
- assets/css -
All plugins stylesheet cover under css/ folder
- default.css - Mash able custom made css must required for all the files
- responsive.css - responsive layout included media queries
- ...more - more css files listed under css folder
- assets/icon -
Internal Icon font's required stylesheet and font cover under icon/ folder
- flag-icon.css
- icofont.css
- themify.css
- ico-fonts.css
- ion-icon.css
- material-design.css
- simple-line-icons.css
- ....more
- plugins/assets/img -
Required images cover under images/ folder
- logo.png
- logo-dark.png
- ...more
- plugins/assets/js -
Hyrax UX required javascript files cover under js/ folder
- INIT Js
- plugins/vendors/bower_components
Page wise custom javascript cover under pages/ folder.
- All Plugins
- index.html - quis cum ratione laboriosam ducimus iure voluptates quaerat si
Theme Options
| Light Theme Default Theme | Dark Theme | Boxed Theme | |
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| Add this class for respective choice of theme | <div class="wrapper |

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CSS Classes Reference
| Extra small devices Phones (<768px) | Small devices Tablets (≥768px) | Medium devices Desktops (≥992px) | Large devices Desktops (≥1200px) | |
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| Grid behavior | Horizontal at all times | Collapsed to start, horizontal above breakpoints | ||
| Max container width | None (auto) | 750px | 970px | 1170px |
| Class prefix | .col-xs- |
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| # of columns | 12 | |||
| Max column width | Auto | 60px | 78px | 95px |
| Gutter width | 30px (15px on each side of a column) | |||
| Nestable | Yes | |||
| Offsets | Yes | |||
| Column ordering | Yes |
Plugins
| Plugins Name | Plugins page use | Link |
|---|---|---|
| Bootstrap Checkbox | ui-checkbox-radio.html | View Resource |
| Calender | ui-calendar.html | View Resource |
| Bootstrap Datepicker | form-pickers.html | View Resource |
| Bootstrap daterangepicker | form-pickers.html | View Resource |
| Clockpicker | form-pickers.html | View Resource |
| Data Table | dt-advance.html | View Resource |
| chart.js | chart.js.html | View Resource |
| Dropify | file-upload.html | View Resource |
| ChartJS | chart.js.html | View Resource |
| Morris Charts | morris-chart.html | View Resource |
| Flot Charts | flot-chart.html | View Resource |
| Sparkline Charts | sparkline.html | View Resource |
| Peity Charts | peity-chart.html | View Resource |
| Range Sliders | admin-rangeslider.html | View Resource |
| Owl Carousel | admin-slider.html | View Resource |
| Summernote Forms | file-summernote.html | View Resource |
| Chatbox App | index.html | View Resource |
| Scrollbars | admin-scrollbar.html | View Resource |
| Form Wizards | form-wizards.html | View Resource |
| X Editable Forms | form-x-editable.html | View Resource |
| Masking Forms | form-masking.html | View Resource |
| Foo Tables | foo-table.html | View Resource |
| JSgrid Tables | jsgrid-table.html | View Resource |
| Editable Tables | editable-table.html | View Resource |
| Vector Maps | vector-map.html | View Resource |
| Google Map | google-map.html | View Resource |
| Printable Invoice | invoice.html | View Resource |
| Timeline | profile.html | View Resource |
Bitcoin Price Chart Live Widgets
For Dark Themed chart, use the below Code and place at your desired location

For Light Themed chart, use the below Code and place at your desired location

Place the following script at the bottom of page

Browser support
Specifically, we support the latest versions of the following browsers and platforms. On Windows, we support Internet Explorer 9+. More specific support information is provided below.
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The partner's viability has been approved by Paul Davidson, 27 July 2016
Company name updated since original application
- Name in application
- Aptran
- Name in application
- Aptran
Finances overview
| Total costs | % grant | Funding sought | Other public sector funding | Contribution to project |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| £286,283 | 55% | £180,399 | 20,000 | £85,885 |
Organisation information
- Company name
- Aptrans Ltd
- Company registration number
-<PHONE_NUMBER>
- Turnover
- -
- Head count
- -
- Organisation size
- Medium
Business size has been changed from medium (60%) to large (50% grant).
- The grant % has been set to
- 50%
- Funding sought
- £50,000
- Funding granted
- £40,000
Changing the business size from medium (60% grant) to small (70% grant).
- The grant % will remain at
- 55%
- Funding sought
- £50,000
The applicant could have claimed more funding, but this cannot be increased due as the maximum funding amount has been aproved.
- On FTSE 100
- No
Credit check
- Date of incorporation
- 12/04/1990
- Latest accounts date
- 01/07/2015
- Liquidity ratio
- 5
- Net worth
- £10,000
- Bank and deposits
- £5,000
- Credit score
- 7/100
- Likelihood of failure
- 3%
Credit report
Approve viability
Viability should be approved after making any necessary alterations. The supporting Mint report should also be uploaded.
Make sure the partner has reviewed and understood any changes made to their finances before approval.


Georgia jails opposition protesters
by Irakli METREVELI (AFP)A court in Georgia on Thursday jailed 10 opposition demonstrators for terms ranging from four to 13 days for "disobeying police orders" during protests which were dispersed with water cannon.
Tens of thousands of anti-government protesters this week demanded snap polls after the ruling party in parliament failed to enact promised reforms.
The 10 defendants had been arrested Monday at a peaceful protest outside parliament.
Twenty-five more await verdicts later Thursday from the Tbilisi city court.
In a separate case, the court ordered the pre-trial detention of prominent opposition activist Giorgi Rurua, who is a shareholder of the pro-opposition Mtavari TV channel.
Rurua has been charged with "illegal possession of firearms" which he accused police of planting in his car.
He could face up to seven years in prison if convicted.
Georgia's opposition said the crackdown was an attempt at frightening the protesters by powerful billionaire Bidzina Ivanishvili, the leader of the majority Georgian Dream party accused of orchestrating the crisis.
"With these arrests, Ivanishvili tries to sow fear to stop the protest movement, but he gets an opposite result," said MP Nika Melia, a leader of Georgia's main opposition force United National Movement.

Melia is under house arrest over his role in anti-government protests over the summer.
Groups of protesters on Thursday symbolically locked the entrances to several government buildings with padlocks -- including the prime minister's office while he was leading a cabinet meeting.
The protests gripped Tbilisi after ruling party MPs last week voted down legislation to hold parliamentary elections next year under a new proportional voting system.
Ivanishvili pledged to carry out a "large-scale political reform" following a summer of protests that saw 240 people injured in a police crackdown.
In the biggest anti-government protest in years, more than 20,000 demonstrators rallied Sunday outside the parliament building and some protesters who attempted to block building entrances were dispersed on Monday.


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Each turn there's 50% chance of swapping Xes with Oes!
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My Junk Drawer
Use this space to collect and organize information that you don't know where to put yet: interesting facts, cool graphics. Some of these things will make it into your final project, some wont.
This entire folder (myfiles), should be removed when your WebQuest is final and ready to be opened to the public. While you're still developing, though, keep things in here instead of scattered all over several hard drives.


Downloads
You can download the latest version of Velocity below. If you're into technical details, you can also access Jenkins directly.
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AN UNFORGETTABLE SUMMER A film review by James Berardinelli Copyright 1995 James Berardinelli
RATING (0 TO 10): 7.3
U.S. Availability: varies (early 1995) Running Length: 1:22 MPAA Classification: None (Nudity, violence, mature themes)
Starring: Kristin Scott-Thomas, Claudiu Bleont, Marcel Iures Director: Lucian Pintilie Producer: Lucian Pintilie Screenplay: Lucian Pintilie Cinematography: Calin Ghibu Music: Anton Suteu Released by MK2 Productions In Romanian, French, and English with subtitles
AN UNFORGETTABLE SUMMER addresses the same themes and transpires in the same region of the world as Milcho Manchevski's BEFORE THE RAIN. AN UNFORGETTABLE SUMMER doesn't have the same stylish photography or non-chronological narrative, and it takes place in 1925 rather than in the present-day, but both films address the tragic results when intolerance (tribal or racial) and political expediency take precedence over simple, human compassion.
Most of AN UNFORGETTABLE SUMMER takes place on the Romanian/Bulgarian border where Capitaine Petre Dumitriu (Claudiu Bleont) has been posted by a commander (Marcel Iures) who bears him a grudge. Together with his wife Marie-Therese (Kristin Scott-Thomas) and three young children, Petre leaves the city for the virtually-untamed wilds. There, while he assumes command of his ill-trained and often insubordinate troops, Marie-Therese does her best to make a happy home for her family, despite stray bullets that shatter mirrors.
When eight of Petre's men are killed by bandits, the captain is forced to take a group of Bulgarian peasants hostage. Although initially frightened by these men, Marie-Therese eventually takes pity on them and invests time and effort into getting to know them. They soon become more than just political pawns to her, and when her husband is ordered to execute them, she is devastated--and doesn't intend for this to happen without a struggle.
The story underlying AN UNFORGETTABLE SUMMER is simple and stark. Not so straightforward are the questions of conscience posed by Lucian Pintilie's script. The basic impotence of the characters only emphasizes the real-world difficulties faced by peacemakers.
Despite a fine performance by British actress Kristin Scott-Thomas (best known for the role of Fiona in FOUR WEDDINGS AND A FUNERAL, and displaying trilingual abilities here), her character doesn't have much real depth, and that's one of AN UNFORGETTABLE SUMMER's glaring weaknesses. In fact, as tenuous as the audience's connection is to Marie-Therese, it's even less certain where Petre is concerned. At times, the captain is too cold and distant to court favor from any viewer.
AN UNFORGETTABLE SUMMER is getting very limited distribution, but for those who have an opportunity to see it, the movie makes an excellent companion piece to BEFORE THE RAIN. If nothing else, these two pictures taken together underline the unhappy truth that, in the Balkans, little has changed over the past seventy years.
Copyright 1995 James Berardinelli
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ProtoPanel Unit test file
Test of functions in panel.js
Nouns go here
Verb go here
Adjectives go here
Adverbs (such as "well") go here
Show Nouns
Show Verbs
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Eurex Clearing PME
The Eurex Clearing Prisma Margin Estimator (PME) is OpenGamma’s independent implementation of all three major Eurex Clearing margin methodologies: Eurex PRISMA for ETD, EurexOTC, and Eurex Cross Margining.
It provides a set of high-level APIs for calculating initial margin on any given eligible-to-clear portfolio. The implementation is distributed as a Java library along with necessary third-party dependencies.
Although not a stand-alone tool on its own, it can be easily embedded into existing applications or used as the basis for new applications to allow Eurex margin simulation in any context required by a modern trading firm.
About The Documentation
The Eurex Cleaing PME comes packaged with a number of tools to help you easily integrate it into your applications.
In addition to this high level documentation, the distribution includes Javadocs for all the core APIs necessary to add Eurex margin calculation support to your applications. It also has a number of examples in a ready-made project that you can use as a template to get started.
Getting Started
The best way to get started with the Eurex Clearing PME is to follow our Quick Start Guide. It’s a proven way to go from this download to having full support for Eurex Clearing margin methodologies in a step-by-step sequence.


m.deferred
This is a low-level method in Mithril. It's a modified version of the Thenable API.
A deferred is an asynchrony monad. It exposes a promise
property which can bind callbacks to build a computation tree.
The deferred object can then apply a value by calling either resolve
or reject
, which then dispatches the value to be processed to the computation tree.
Each computation function takes a value as a parameter and is expected to return another value, which in turns is forwarded along to the next computation function (or functions) in the tree.
Usage
//standalone usage
var greetAsync = function() {
var deferred = m.deferred();
setTimeout(function() {
deferred.resolve("hello");
}, 1000);
return deferred.promise;
};
greetAsync()
.then(function(value) {return value + " world"})
.then(function(value) {console.log(value)}); //logs "hello world" after 1 second
Differences from Promises/A+
For the most part, Mithril promises behave as you'd expect a Promise/A+ promise to behave, but with a few key differences:
Mithril promises forward a value downstream if a resolution callback returns undefined
. This allows simpler debugging of promise chains:
var data = m.request({method: "GET", url: "/data"})
.then(console.log) //Mithril promises let us debug like this
.then(doStuff)
var data = m.request({method: "GET", url: "/data"})
.then(function(value) { // Promises/A+ would require us to declare an anonymous function
console.log(value) // here's the debugging snippet
return value // and we need to remember to return the value as well
})
.then(doStuff) // or else `doStuff` will break
Another subtle difference is that the Promises/A+ require a callback to run in a different execution context than its respective then
method. This requirement exists to support an obscure edge cases and incurs a significant performance hit on each link of a promise chain. To be more specific, the performance hit can come either in the form of a 4ms minimum delay (if the implementation uses setTimeout
), or from having to load a bunch of hacky polyfill code for a feature that is not being considered for addition by some browser vendors.
To illustrate the difference between Mithril and A+ promises, consider the code below:
var deferred = m.deferred()
deferred.promise.then(function() {
console.log(1)
})
deferred.resolve("value")
console.log(2)
In the example above, A+ promises are required to log 2
before logging 1
, whereas Mithril logs 1
before 2
. Typically resolve
/reject
are called asynchronously after the then
method is called, so normally this difference does not matter.
Signature
Deferred deferred()
where:
Deferred :: Object { Promise promise, void resolve(any value), void reject(any value) }
Promise :: GetterSetter { Promise then(any successCallback(any value), any errorCallback(any value)) }
GetterSetter :: any getterSetter([any value])
GetterSetter { Promise then([any successCallback(any value) [, any errorCallback(any value)]]) } promise
A promise has a method called
then
which takes two computation callbacks as parameters.The
then
method returns another promise whose computations (if any) receive their inputs from the parent promise's computation.A promise is also a getter-setter (see
m.prop
). After a call to eitherresolve
orreject
, it holds the result of the parent's computation (or theresolve
/reject
value, if the promise has no parent promises)Promise then([any successCallback(any value) [, any errorCallback(any value)]])
This method accepts two callbacks which process a value passed to the
resolve
andreject
methods, respectively, and pass the processed value to the returned promiseany successCallback(any value) (optional)
The
successCallback
is called ifresolve
is called in the rootdeferred
.The default value (if this parameter is falsy) is the identity function
function(value) {return value}
If this function returns undefined, then it passes the
value
argument to the next step in the thennable queue, if anyany errorCallback(any value) (optional)
The
errorCallback
is called ifreject
is called in the rootdeferred
.The default value (if this parameter is falsy) is the identity function
function(value) {return value}
If this function returns undefined, then it passes the
value
argument to the next step in the thennable queue, if anyreturns Promise promise
void resolve(any value)
This method passes a value to the
successCallback
of the deferred object's child promisevoid reject(any value)
This method passes a value to the
errorCallback
of the deferred object's child promise


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Remote intenting
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Group communication
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Device connection
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Java API
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Tutorials
|
Architecture
| Contact
Web site
http://www.peerdevicenet.net
Phone number
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Email
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PeerDeviceNet is developed and supported by Yigong Liu,
XCONNS, LLC.
Yigong has long time experience developing distributed systems, server software and mobile applications. For his other projects, please refer to
http://channel.sourceforge.net
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{% extends 'layouts/layout-bsa-design-system.html' %} {% set active = "patterns" %} {% set activesub = "modal" %} {% block pageTitle %} Modal window - NHSBSA design system {% endblock %} {% block content %}
Creating focus on a single interaction.
Modals should be avoided in most cases. They are hard to make accessible and do not work well in mobile views.
Adding content to a new page instead of showing it in a modal should be the default approach.
Modals can be useful when you need to draw a users attention to something, for example timeout warnings. Please discuss with the wider community or email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>before using this pattern.
A modal should focus on a single task.
If the modal is user triggered, the content that opens the modal window (for example, a link or button) should explain to the user what will happen.
Modals should include a heading.
Extra attention should be made to make sure modals are accessible.
If you’ve got a question or suggestion share it on Slack #interaction-designers channel or on GitHub.


Note) If user loses with 10, User has to submit an additional 5 chips.
User1_Cards : {{user1_cards}}
User2_Cards : {{user2_cards}}
Now First : {{winner}}
Round : {{round}}
Card Num : user1 -> {{user1_rand}}, user2 -> {{user2_rand}}
Two ways to bet
User bet : user1 -> {{user1_bet}}, user2 -> {{user2_bet}}
[First Method]
How much will you bet?(1 - 10)
Input User1 bet Chip :
Input User2 bet Chip :
[Second Method]
Do you want to go All-In?
Just like the number of All-In chips, The Opponent's chips are automatically betted.
Number of User Chips : user1 -> {{user1_chips}}, user2 -> {{user2_chips}}


PredictABEL includes functions to assess the performance of risk models. The package contains functions for the various measures that are used in empirical studies, including univariate and multivariate odds ratios (OR) of the predictors, the c-statistic (or area under the receiver operating characteristic (ROC) curve (AUC)), Hosmer-Lemeshow goodness of fit test, reclassification table, net reclassification improvement (NRI) and integrated discrimination improvement (IDI). Also included are functions to create plots, such as risk distributions, ROC curves, calibration plot, discrimination box plot and predictiveness curves. In addition to functions to assess the performance of risk models, the package includes functions to obtain weighted and unweighted risk scores as well as predicted risks using logistic regression analysis. These logistic regression functions are specifically written for models that include genetic variables, but they can also be applied to models that are based on non-genetic risk factors only. Finally, the package includes function to construct a simulated dataset with genotypes, genetic risks, and disease status for a hypothetical population, which is used for the evaluation of genetic risk models.
| Version: | 1.2-2 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 2.12.0), Hmisc, ROCR, epitools, PBSmodelling |
| Suggests: | GenABEL |
| Published: | 2014-12-21 |
| Author: | Suman Kundu, Yurii S. Aulchenko, A. Cecile J.W. Janssens |
| Maintainer: | Suman Kundu <suman_math at yahoo.com> |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
| URL: | http://www.genabel.org/packages/PredictABEL |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | NEWS |
| CRAN checks: | PredictABEL results |
| Reference manual: | PredictABEL.pdf |
| Package source: | PredictABEL_1.2-2.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: PredictABEL_1.2-2.zip, r-release: PredictABEL_1.2-2.zip, r-oldrel: PredictABEL_1.2-2.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: PredictABEL_1.2-2.tgz, r-oldrel: PredictABEL_1.2-2.tgz |
| Old sources: | PredictABEL archive |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=PredictABEL to link to this page.


LilScript is a JavaScript Framework
That makes coding and debugging easier.
Introduction
LilScript was created by Dev Bash on 26th April, 2021
to make coding and debugging easier and faster, it comes with many debugging features.
LilScript is light-weight, fast, and easy to learn.
Using LilScriptJS
To use LilScriptJS, we have to first set the script type to text/lilscript in our script tag.
Then write our code into the script tag or use the src attribute in our JavaScript code.
Examples
This is an example of Boxing in LilScript. Boxing is the same as Alerting in JavaScript.
Commenting
Commenting in LilScript is easy and nice
It comes with 3 types of Comments including that of Python
Logging
Logging is used to log text to the console
Just like the console.log function.
Array Pushing
LilScript has a simple way of pushing items to array
Just like that of PHP.
String Reversing
LilScript has a string reversing method.
Just like that of Python
Function
Functions in LilScript are declared with func.
Just like in Dragon
Import
Import in LilScript is used to import functions or other codes
into our current code and use them,
Just like in Python and Java.
Keywords
Lilscript Keywords are special words for caring out special operations in LilScript.
There start with @ and some requires closing.
Keyword: @var
The css @var helps to use JavaScript values in CSS.
But the assigned css @var most come from the root and not be a refrence.
Hello
Welcome to our home page
Keyword: @css
The @css keyword is used to embed css codes into LilScript.
Welcome to my page
Keyword: @run
Codes in between the @run keyword runs immediately the compiler gets to it.
Keyword: @boxline and @logline
@boxline is used to box the number of the current line.
Same with @logline but it logs the number instead.
Speed Test
@startTime and @endTime are used to calculate the execution time of our code.
It logs the time to the console.
Selector
A Selector is used to select HTML Elements for manipulation.
Event Listener
An Event Listener is used to listen for Events in our JavaScript code.
Getting and Setting Values
Getting values is easy in LilScriptJS
using .html(),.text() and .val().
It can also be used to set the values by passing values as a parameter.
No Name Entered!
Keyword: @find and @finds
LilScript has an easy way of getting HTML Elements for manipulation.
Using @find gets the first Element with the given text on it.
While @finds returns an array of all Elements with the given text.


{% load static %}
MyUMBC Submission System
Home
About
Services
Contact
Welcome to the Submission Page
Please Choose a File to Upload
{% csrf_token %} {{ form }}


This is a memory game. Repeat colors in order as presented. You will lose after 3 incorrect guesses, and win after correctly guessing a sequence of 8 colors.


Thank you for purchasing our theme. If you have any questions that are beyond the scope of this help file, please feel free to email via our user page contact form. Thank you so much!
We run support 24/7. You can expect a response within 24 hours.
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The "SociFly" template is a responsive HTML template based on Bootstrap 3.3.7. The structure based on a flexible grid that lets you change HTML pages quickly and logically with a nestable system.
If you would like to edit the layout of any elements in whole template, you would do the following:
Open any '.html' or, '.css', so that is extremely easy to change any html markup and css attributes. Simply find the related and commented heading in the html or, css file and make your magic.
"SociFly" using the following CSS files:
1. Open up your 'FTP Software' of choice and connect to your hosting
2. Browse to required directory (Normally: ./public_html)
3. Unzip the 'main_files.zip' and choose which templates to upload.
4. Upload the template to the server.
Once you finished setup successfully, you can customize it as you want. Below are some common frequently asked questions.
SociFly Supports 2 Different Video Popup Styles.

SociFly Supports 2 Different FAQ Styles.

Frequently Asked Question

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Arend 1.8.0 released
Language updates:
Language updates:
Plugin updates:
\let
bindingarend-lib:
<
, <=
, and =
.Nearly every proof assistant has a problem of the discoverability for proven theorems. For instance, try to recall how a lemma describing the commutativity of addition is called in your favorite proof assistant. Is it add_comm
? Or +-comm
?
The new “Proof Search” action helps in this situation. Invoke it and type in a signature of the declaration you are interested in – the IDE will find the declarations with such a signature:
For more information, please see the full documentation.
The tracer is a new feature that allows you typechecking a declaration step-by-step. At each step, the IDE shows you the typechecking context for the current expression.
To use the tracer:
Compared to the “Show Expression Type” action, the tracer works in more contexts, shows more info, but could be slower.
The “Arend Messages” panel shows current goals and errors. We did a number of changes that are aimed to improve the UX around it:
{?}
element in the source code) are not shown by default.This feature is incubating, it may be completely changed in future releases, even minor ones.
The proof terms which appear during the development of some theory may be quite large. It is often hard to read and understand them, so in order to show these terms to the user we sometimes omit certain subterms. A typical example of a kind of these subterms is implicit arguments – they often may be inferred from the context of the term, so displaying them just adds unnecessary noise. However, we also need a way to show these subterms for the purposes of debugging or better understanding the term semantics. Arend allows to configure pretty-printer options by the eye button in Arend Messages toolwindow.
This approach has a flaw: it is done in an all-or-nothing way. You are offered to display every omitted subterm of a certain kind, or not display them at all. Therefore, after changing an option of the pretty printer you become lost in the term.
Arend 1.8.0 offers a solution: we introduce printing customization right in the displayed term. You can put a cursor to a source of omittable subterms and then the appeared popup will help you to uncover what was hidden. Currently it works only for implicit arguments and types of parameters in lambda expression.
Live templates are smart code snippets. They speed up editing by providing a completion for common code patterns. This release includes such templates for the majority of Arend keywords:
In addition, you can define your own templates in “Preferences | Editor | Live Templates | Arend”:
Keeping imports clean is easier with this release. The IDE detects unused imports and highlights them in grey color. To remove such imports use the new “Code | Optimize Imports” action:
Aside from just removing, this action can optimize the imports in various ways, for example, import all declarations from a module explicitly. See “Preferences | Editor | Code Style | Arend” for the options.
\let
bindingIf you have a complex expression and want to extract some of its parts into \let
bindings,
the new “Create \let-binding” intention is there to automate the process:
The “Generate function from a goal” intention is smarter now. When you invoke it on a goal with arguments, the resulting function will get parameters corresponding to those arguments:
Language updates:
There is a new tutorial on interactive theorem proving with IntelliJ Arend. Check it out to learn about the features of IntelliJ Arend that speed-up theorem...
Language updates:
Language updates: Built-in finite types \default implementations \coerce to function types \coerce for fields and constructors \have declaration ...
Language updates: String literals, which can be used in meta code Meta resolvers, which can be used to modify the scoping rules for meta definitions \...
Language updates: Implicit lambdas. Tests directory can be used to store files with tests, examples, and other code which is not a part of the library. ...
The second part of our tutorial is ready.
We implemented language extensions. This can be used to implement custom operations on the abstract syntax tree which are not supported by the language. They...
We finished the first part of our new tutorial. It covers all the basic constructions of Arend. It does not mention anything related to homotopy theory. This...
We implemented a few features related to classes and pattern matching. One of these features is pattern matching on idp : a = a, which can be used instead of...
Arend now has proof irrelevant universe of proposition and the plugin can run the typechecker automatically in background.
The first version of Arend is released!


In a small copse of trees, beneath a pile of cedar branches roughly cut in the dark, Perrin slept long after sunrise. It was the cedar needles, pricking him through his still-damp clothes, that finally pricked through his exhaustion as well. Deep in a dream of Emond’s Field, of working at Master Luhhan’s forge, he opened his eyes and stared, uncomprehending, at the sweet-smelling branches interwoven over his face, sunlight trickling through.
Most of the branches fell away as he sat up in surprise, but some hung haphazardly from his shoulders, and even his head, making him appear something like a tree himself. Emond’s Field faded as memory rushed back, so vivid that for a moment the night before seemed more real than anything around him now.
Panting, frantic, he scrabbled his axe out of the pile. He clutched it in both hands and peered around cautiously, holding his breath. Nothing moved. The morning was cold and still. If there were Trollocs on the east bank of the Arinelle, they were not moving, at least not close to him. Taking a deep, calming breath, he lowered the axe to his knees, and waited a moment for his heart to stop pounding.
The small stand of evergreens surrounding him was the first shelter he had found last night. It was sparse enough to give little protection against watching eyes if he stood up. Plucking branches from his head and shoulders, he pushed aside the rest of his prickly blanket, then crawled on hands and knees to the edge of the copse. There he lay studying the riverbank and scratching where the needles had stabbed him.
The cutting wind of the night before had faded to a silent breeze that barely rippled the surface of the water. The river ran by, calm and empty. And wide. Surely too wide and too deep for Fades to cross. The far bank appea


Patricia Flowers, Dean
Grady Enlow, Interim Associate Dean for
Community Engagement and Entrepreneurship
The Residencies of Georg Friedrich Haas and Meitar Ensemble are provided by the Wiley and Lucilla Housewright Eminent Scholar Chair in Music.
Additional funding for the Nineteenth Biennial Festival of New Music provided by The Florida State University College of Music
Deborah Bish
Michael Buchler
Clifton Callender, co-chair
Evan A. Jones, co-chair
David Kalhous
Benjamin Sung
Mark Wingate
Many thanks to:
Heather Mayo, Director of Production for the Festival
Wendy Smith, Publicity Officer
Ash Stemke, Logistical Liaison


Acknowledgements
I would like to express my sincere thanks to Mr John Wicking. Without his invaluable advice and direction, this thesis project would not have been possible. I would also like to thank the ECE technical staff, whose immeasurable knowledge, experience, and common sense have saved me from many headaches.
To my friends, for sharing in the insane antics which have helped me maintain my humanity and sense of humour throughout this year, and for reminding me that there is more to life than thesis.
Finally, to my family, for supporting and encouraging me through the greater part of my life.
Li-Wen Yip
26 October 2005


{% extends "base.html" %} {% block pagecss %} {% endblock %} {% block pagehead %} Five Rivers 200k, March 9, 2019 {% endblock %} {% block subhead %}{% endblock %} {% block content %}
Unofficial map and downloadable track:
https://ridewithgps.com/routes/26896902;
Cue sheet as PDF or as
Excel spreadsheet.
Contact for more information:
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>This brevet is sanctioned by Audax Club Parisien and Randonneurs
USA, and is subject to RUSA Rules for
Riders. If you are not familiar with these rules, please
read them well in advance so that you can be prepared. They are
RUSA membership is not required to participate. However, only RUSA members can buy a nifty medal to commemorate their achievement.
Your bicycle must be equipped with front and rear lights, even if you expect to finish in daylight. After dusk, you must use your lights. You must carry adequate reflective garments, preferably conforming to RUSA reflectivity guidelines. If you are observed riding in low light conditions with inadequate lights or reflectivity, you will be disqualified.
Familiarize yourself with procedures for riding a brevet, incuding collection of times and signatures on the control card. The card must be signed and turned in at the finish.
This is a self-supported ride. There is no SAG. Food and drinks are available at markets along the route. Randonneuring rules prohibit personal support vehicles or other personal support except at the controles, which are marked on the route.
This is an all-conditions ride. There will be some kind of weather. Maybe it will be wonderful, and maybe it won't. Come prepared. Unless you feel your life or health are at risk, ride through.
 You need not be a fast rider, but it takes some discipline to move efficiently through the controles. Remember, the clock doesn't stop, even when you do! The slower you ride, the more important is your “controle discipline.”
Most important: Be safe, and enjoy the ride.


--- layout: post title: Nippers Championship 2011 date: 2011-04-05 11:57:30.000000000 -04:00 categories: - Family Life - Recommendations tags: - Beach - Beach activities - family activities - Family sport - Nippers - Scarlett - Surf Lifesaving Australia status: publish type: post published: true meta: aktt_notify_twitter: 'no' _edit_last: '1' dsq_thread_id: '1188562303' author: login: cint email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>display_name: Jacinta first_name: Jacinta last_name: '' ---
Sounds rather fancy doesn't it! The championship was held this weekend past and was the last Nippers meet for the season. It was a cold, blustery day. Scarlett was none too impressed about having to go. Of course once she was there, it was all good. The kids completed in their age groups. Scarlett's age group competed in a flag race, run/wade/run race and a board race.
The water was really choppy and the current was running parellel to the beach, so the younger ones had a hard time going out into the bay in the board race. They got around the buoys eventually and back onto the sand. Scarlett and the girl next to her kept bumping into each other, sending each other off course. It was kind of funny to watch. She almost placed in the flag race, but of course the boys were all about winning at all costs and she was shoved out of the way. Oh well, I have a great action shot of her diving for the flag in the previous heat.
[caption id="attachment_702" align="aligncenter" width="600" caption="Flag race ariels "][/caption]
[caption id="attachment_701" align="aligncenter" width="600" caption="Scarlett is to the far right"][/caption]
[caption id="attachment_703" align="aligncenter" width="600" caption="Scarlett in the middle"][/caption]
We finished up the day with a sausage sizzle and we went back to a friends place for a catch up we had been planning all season, only too us 6 months to organise! It has been fun and a great excuse to get to the beach every week. We are hoping Scarlett and Tenneille will continue next year.
Nippers is a great way of introducing your children to water safety while having lots of fun at the same time. It is very family orientated, which is why we joined Scarlett up. Here is a link to check out if you're interested in finding out more.
[caption id="attachment_699" align="aligncenter" width="373" caption="Waiting for board race to begin"][/caption]
[caption id="attachment_700" align="aligncenter" width="418" caption="Emerging from the surf"][/caption]
[caption id="attachment_704" align="aligncenter" width="373" caption="So proud of you girl!"][/caption]
Jacinta x


You can find the source code of the application on GitHub.
More information on the subject is available at xplainer.ai.


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ItemSelectionModel QML Type
Instantiates a QItemSelectionModel to be used in conjunction with a QAbstractItemModel and any view supporting it. More...
| Import Statement: | import QtQml.Models 2.2 |
| Since: | Qt 5.5 |
| Instantiates: | QItemSelectionModel |
Properties
- currentIndex : QModelIndex
- hasSelection : bool
- model : QAbstractItemModel
- selectedIndexes : QModelIndexList
Signals
- currentChanged(QModelIndex current, QModelIndex previous)
- selectionChanged(QItemSelection selected, QItemSelection deselected)
Methods
- void clear()
- void clearCurrentIndex()
- void clearSelection()
- bool columnIntersectsSelection(int column, QModelIndex parent)
- bool isColumnSelected(int column, QModelIndex parent)
- bool isRowSelected(int row, QModelIndex parent)
- bool isSelected(QModelIndex index)
- void reset()
- bool rowIntersectsSelection(int row, QModelIndex parent)
- void select(QItemSelection selection, SelectionFlags command)
- void select(QModelIndex index, SelectionFlags command)
- QModelIndexList selectedColumns(int row)
- QModelIndexList selectedRows(int column)
- QItemSelection selection()
- void setCurrentIndex(QModelIndex index, SelectionFlags command)
Detailed Description
This page only enumerates the properties, methods, and signals available in QML. See QItemSelectionModel for the actual documentation of this class.
See also QItemSelectionModel and Models and Views in Qt Quick.
Property Documentation
Use setCurrentIndex() to set its value.
See also setCurrentIndex() and currentChanged().
It will trigger property binding updates every time selectionChanged() is emitted, even though its value hasn't changed.
See also selection(), selectedIndexes, select(), and selectionChanged().
Contains the list of all the indexes in the selection model.


The five elements detailed below have been identified as the key building blocks of deep water reservoirs. There are, of course, examples of discovered fields and studied depositional systems that include other processes and element types, as well as a host of literature on niche aspects of sedimentology/stratigraphy in the deep water realm. For the purposes of this study, and indeed for pragmatic subsurface prediction in an exploration context, we suggest that the five elements below form the key sources of reservoir and heterogeneity "99% of the time".
Consider these architectural elements as the primary building blocks of a geological "Lego" set that can be stacked to reconstruct geological models and scenarios. Stacking these elements in varying proportions using your data-led understanding of the prospect or lead provides a means to then quantify any given scenario using this tool.
The output will only be as good as your geological model in terms of predictive outcomes, but the key purpose is to quantify your geological rationale and so pin the N:G probability distribution to reasoned ...


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display: block;
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MATHUSLA (Massive Timing Hodoscope for Ultra Stable neutraL pArticles)
is a proposed detector at CERN with the aim of going online with the
HL-LHC upgrade to the Large Hadron Collider in ~2025.
Long-lived particles are a common feature in many theories of particle
physics that extend the Standard Model and could solve mysteries like
why gravity is so weak or the nature of dark matter.
MATHUSLA is a large-scale, relatively simple detector for the HL-LHC
that can detect neutral long-lived particles produced in the 14 TeV pp
collisions. Its location on the surface shields it from backgrounds that
constrain the ability of the MAIN detectors like ATLAS and CMS to look
for many of these kinds of particles. The large size of MATHUSLA would
also allow it to act as a cosmic ray telescope.
Part of the collaboration got
together at the first official collaboration meeting in
August 2018 at the Simons Center for Geometry and Physics in
Stony Brook, NY


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I'm heading back to Colorado tomorrow after being down in Santa Barbara over the weekend for the festival there. I will be making October plans once there and will try to arrange so I'm back here for the birthday if possible. I'll let you know as soon as I know the doctor's appointment schedule and my flight plans. Since they are still preserved in the rocks for us to see, they must have been formed quite recently, that is, geologically speaking. What can explain these striations and their common orientation? Did you ever hear about the Great Ice Age or the Pleistocene Epoch? Less than one million years ago, in fact, some 12,000 years ago, an ice sheet many thousands of feet thick rode over Burke Mountain in a southeastward direction. The many boulders frozen to the underside of the ice sheet tended to scratch the rocks over which they rode. The scratches or striations seen in the park rocks were caused by these attached boulders. The ice sheet also plucked and rounded Burke Mountain into the shape it possesses today.
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Sitting in the sun, away from everyone who had done him harm in the past, he quietly listened to those who roamed by. He felt at peace in the moment, hoping it would last, but knowing the reprieve would soon come to an end. He closed his eyes, the sun beating down on face and he smiled. He smiled for the first time in as long as he could remember. The trees, therefore, must be such old and primitive techniques that they thought nothing of them, deeming them so inconsequential that even savages like us would know of them and not be suspicious. At that, they probably didn't have too much time after they detected us orbiting and intending to land. And if that were true, there could be only one place where their civilization was hidden.
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