My Yoga Teacher Training Experience Part 1
As I’m sure you’re all aware by now, I finished the first 10 day session of yoga teacher training. I wanted to write about everything while it was still fresh in my mind but I knew that if I tried I wouldn’t sound very coherent because my brain was FRIED. In fact, I’m pretty sure if I attempted to write a post so soon after the session, it would turn out like this: “yoga yoga aldkakadfa I want cake aldjakf yoga ahdalkdfjakjfak”.
So here I am with a clear mind, a week later, and ready to reveal why those 10 days have been so emotionally, physically and mentally challenging, and why those 10 amazing days will go down as one of the best 10 days ever. Get ready because this is going to be LONG…and I’m only covering a few things with this post too. Yikes.
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To start, our first day of class opened with a discussion on yoga and religion which caught my attention right away. I was raised Christian and always wondered if practicing yoga could conflict with my background but those thoughts were nipped in the bud immediately when our teachers explained in depth that yoga can basically enhance your own relationship with whoever your God may be. They explained the in depth history behind yoga and I was so relieved to learn that I wasn’t secretly converting myself to Hinduism.
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Something I wasn’t prepared for going into this training was how much meditation would be involved. Again, I always figured that meditating was a religious thing with yoga so it was never something I went out of my way to practice. I meditated here and there for 10 minutes or so, without ever really knowing what I was doing so I never reaped any full benefits from it other then falling asleep (and sleep is always a benefit in my opinion).
Once I started the training, I finally understood that meditation is the practice of being still and learning to be present. The importance of this is so that we learn to be still and present in the moment when it translates to our daily lives. Being present in the moment allows the body to respond instead of react, so that when we become present, we learn to create space and reprogram our urges to react a certain way. It allows us to deal with whats happening the present moment, and not at just what happened or could possibly happen later. Does that make sense?
An example would be getting rear ended on the way to an interview. Instead of panicking and thinking “well now I’m going to be late for this interview, I’ll never get the job, I won’t be able to afford that vacation I wanted next year”, being present in the moment allows us to think about just getting through the accident without getting worked up over something that may not even happen later. You might be late for the interview and miss out on this job but what if another job that’s even more rewarding falls into your lap?
The point is to not get so worked up over something that may not even turn out to be horrible. It’s about taking what the universe (or God) throws at you, and learning to work with what you’ve got at the moment. And it’s about taking things in stride, and not letting your emotions get the best of you. Meditation helps us create this space before our emotions, so that we can learn to use our energy effectively elsewhere.
- When people say that going through yoga teacher training is a transformational experience, they’re not kidding. During the 10 days I was in training, I noticed that I was letting things slide a lot more easily. When I got cut off by a crazy driver, instead of flicking him off or cursing to myself, my thoughts were instead replaced with “maybe he’s got a pregnant wife in labor” or “man, I am not a fan of you right now, but I still hope you have a nice day”. This applied to almost everything during that week and even now.
The thing is, I normally do think this way before reacting harshly, but I have to make such an effort to do so. During the training, I noticed that responding in a kinder manner to things that would normally irritate me, came a lot more easily and without any real effort. I became so much more calm and learned to look at things with peace, instead of anger. And I really believe that all the meditation we did is the biggest contributor on why I’m now able to control my emotions a little more. From meditating I learned that peace is a matter of retraining my mind to deal with life as it currently is, and not what I think it should be.
  They live, breathe, and ARE all things yoga epitomizes. I have such an admiration for the two brothers that I’m doing my training under, and the word respect does no justice for how I feel about these guys.
During our lessons, they’re able to provide scientific evidence to almost every thing that is done during yoga and it utterly blows my mind just how much science goes behind it all. I absolutely love it. They’re huge science nerds yet they make it so appealing to those that are not with humorous anecdotes and by using real life experiences to describe things. They’re genuine, hilarious, and they really know how to keep a class interesting without boring us all to sleep.  That’s saying a lot here.
But what I really admire most about them is how they keep it real with their stories and their personalities. They have no qualms about admitting that they’re not perfect and that yoga doesn’t make them the perfect husband, brother, yogi, etc. which makes them so much more easy to relate to.
And look, there’s even a documentary being made about them (and a few other yoga gurus I’m a total fangirl about):
- As I mentioned in this post, I got into yoga mainly for the health benefits. Then it turned into so much more for me when it clicked that yoga is so much more then just about the body. And even though the body is such an important aspect in yoga (why else would we do such amazing things with our bodies during our practice?) during this training I learned that there is so much more to yoga then I originally believed.
I’ve always prided myself on playing it safe with my body and never getting injured, so when it was stressed during our class that yoga is so much more then just sinking into our joints and trying to get as bendy as possible, I perked up. I was interested in learning the other side of this beautiful adventure that I can’t get enough of.
As it turns out, yoga doesn’t have much to do with our ability to perform a posture but everything to do with our ability to pay attention. We do poses because it teaches us to pay attention to our bodies and to learn to be still through the pose, so that we can be “still” in our real lives.
Another point that really stood out to me was that the highest level of practice is not the one that goes the deepest, but the one that knows it’s own body and is the most in tune with it. Instead of hurting ourselves to get into a deep pose, what happens in 10, 15, 20 years to our bodies? We can aim to get there, but at what cost? I learned that we should be strong with where our body is, concetrate on that very strength and not at what you want to get strong at. I learned just how important it is to always practice in a sustainable matter to ensure avoiding pain years from now. And I learned that we all need to be a little more thankful and kinder to our wonderful bodies.
Whoo! This post has gotten long enough so I’m going to end this here. But can you believe that I still haven’t touched on half of the other topics I really wanted to talk about?! I honestly can’t wait to discuss our spiritual discussions, the 8 limb path, breakdown of poses, and why there’s so much more to being a yoga teacher then just telling a class to inhale and exhale.
 I do have a pretty sweet giveaway coming up 😉
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It's been 8 days since I've last written. My birthday is coming up on the 8th, and well I just like the number/infinity symbol. I'm very happy to realize today that my life is pretty drama free these days. I work, I do projects, I hang out with friends, I go on disastrous dates that amuse me on the rare occasion, and the growth happening is phenomenal.
Granted there was some amount of kicking and screaming and arguing that happened, and the occasional insertion of discontent that lead to this point. I don't want to identify as other than a world traveler yet. I don't have a clue as to how to drive my trailer around, much less where to go with it, when, and how advanced of reservations I should make. I think it's one of those cases where if I'm concerned about reserving space early, it's probably all filled up by now! There's a lot of things to figure out, emotional/mental states that arise, attachments to ideas that aren't true or serving me, but holy moly how great is it to again see it for what it is.


The project statistics dashboard is divided into tabs, which allow different views on the annotations.
User Statistics: lets you combine various filters and view the histogram of assigned labels for
one or more users.
Annotation Agreements: lets you combine various filters and view inter-observer agreement on the annotations.
In both cases, a filter panel as shown below allows you to construct your query.
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Ontology Filter
Image Filter
Well, I don't see the filter!?
The filter panel can be hidden by selecting the icon
or clicking the gray bar on the left side of the window.
Similarly, the panel can be shown by selecting the icon
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User Statistics
User statistics allow a complete picture of all terms assigned by one or more particular users.
Select users from the left hand side you want to examine, choose one or more terms or images and then select
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You can also hide the filter panel by clicking on the icon
or the grey bar at the left border of the window.
For each user there will be one histogram and two progress bars.
The histogram contains the filtered labels and hovering the bars in the chart indicates the frequency of that term
for the user.
The name of the user
Total number of annotations labeled by the user
Total number of annotations with one or more labels
Total number of annotations (also includes annotations without labels)
The first progress bar indicates the progress relative to the observer who labeled most annotations of all users,
which is the total number of annotations by the user divided by all annotations with labels.
So example, if the first progressbar is at 100%, this means that this particular user has assigned most of all terms.
The second progress bar indicates the overall progress: total number of labeled annotations by the user divided by all annotations.
Annotation Agreements
The agreements among particular users can be viewed by selecting this tab.
Similar to the user statistics, you can construct a query by using the filter panels shown on the left hand side.
Also, this panel can be hidden by clicking on the if more
space for displaying the annotations is required.
Once the filter is constructed and you hit
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a list of all eligible annotations will be shown.
In the top right corner of the list, you will see the total number of annotations in the query as well as the annotations
shown on the current page.
Navigate through the pages using the pagination controls at the bottom left of the table, or change the total number
of items displayed on one page by clicking a number at the bottom right of the table.
In this list, the first column shows a preview of the annotation, which can be enlarged by clicking on the thumbnail.
The second column contains one bar chart for each individual term that was assigned by any of the users.
The bars are sorted primarily by their agreement and secondarily by their term name.
Below the bar chart, the name of the term is displayed and the percentage of users in this query that assigned the term.
In brackets, the total number of users assigning this term is displayed.
In addition to that, an orange icon may indicate
that a particular term has been assigned by one user only and that the agreement on this term may be invalid.
Let the mouse rest on the icon and additional information will be displayed.
The subsequent columns contain the users' assignments, alphabetically ordered ascending that lead to the statistics
visualized as horizontal bar chart in the second column.
Filtering Agreement Levels
Usually the agreement is not filtered (0%) and thus, all annotations are shown in the list.
Agreement can be filtered using the slider control at the top of the annotation list.
Slider in leftmost position, no agreement filtering.
Slider in position 2, agreement filtering for 2 or more users agreeing on a term.
As the slider is moved to the right, the list usually becomes shorter but the confidence on the selected terms
increases.
For instance, if you move the slider to the rightmost position, you will only get agreements, where all users in your
query agreed.
Export Image Dataset
Images from the database can be exported to your local hard drive according to a variety of settings.
Basis for the export is the annotation agreement list, which may optionally be filtered.
At the bottom of the page, you will find options for the image dataset export: Export Options.
Selecting brings up the export dialog with the export options.
Hints regarding the options are given in grey italic font.
Dataset Scope
all annotations: exports all annotations across all pages in this query, ignores the agreement filter
filtered annotations: exports only filtered annotations across all pages
current page: exports only annotations on the current page, considers the agreement filter
pages: exports annotations from the specified pages (starting at 1), considers the agreement filter, you may use ranges using a dash like 1-10 or only specific pages using 1;3;8-10.
The number of items per page is determined by the table settings (i.e. 10, 25, 50, 100).
Image Export Settings
minimum bounding box: each annotation has a minimum bounding box according to its shape.
This option exports a rectangular portion of the image, which just contains the user- or algorithm-defined annotation.
fixed window: for each annotation, the centroid information is used as center point and a window with fixed non-negative dimensions defined by width and height.
dynamic window: similar to the minimum bounding box approach, this option grows the minimum bounding box extent by a specific border size.
Image Resolutions
Since most of the images are stored as pyramids, different resolutions can be exported for each annotation.
image resolutions: starting at 0 being the maximum resolution (e.g. 40x),
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If a resolution does not exist for an image, this export will be skipped.
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Once the export parameters are determined, click on the button .
This will trigger a dataset creation request at the server and the dataset is collected.
Depending your request and project, this may take a while.
Once the dataset is complete, your browser should automatically prompt you to store the ZIP file.
The generated link is a permanent link to your dataset, you may store it separately to have access to this file in the future using the 'copy link' function in your browser.
For more details regarding the ZIP file structure, you are kindly referred to the
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There's also a Chicago Boss Forum hosted at evanmiller.org. It mainly exists to show off a functioning app written in Boss.
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Now that the tutorial is loading within the TE the next set will be to add pages to the tutorial.
If you have a look at the tab 'tutorialScript.xml' there is now a page element inside of the pageList. As mentioned earlier this page element represents one page within your tutorial. The attribute 'name' in the page is used to define the page title.
There is also the attribute type. Pages within the the pageList are displayed in order that they appear within there given page type. There are 3 page types that exist and there use is optional.
The 'contentFile' element within the page element indicates where to pull the text for the information contained in this left hand panel. These files are expected to be stored within the HTML directory of the tutorial. These files should be valid HTML snippets.
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Air Sharing Pro
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- Click on +
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- Enter "Attachix" as alias
- Enter your username (lowercase)
- Enter your password
- Click Save
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- Open ezShare
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- Enter your username (lowercase) as user
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Lying on his bed in the dark, in his shirtsleeves, Kadere idly twirled one of his large kerchiefs between his hands. The wagon’s open windows let in moonlight, but not much breeze. At least Cairhien was cooler than the Waste. Someday he hoped to return to Saldaea, to walk in the garden where his sister Teodora had taught him his first letters and numbers. He missed her as much as he did Saldaea, the deep winters when trees burst from their sap freezing and the only way to travel was by snowshoes or skis. In these southlands, spring felt like summer, and summer like the Pit of Doom. Sweat rolled out of him in streams.
With a heavy sigh, he pushed his fingers into a small gap where the bed was built into the wagon. The folded scrap of parchment rustled. He left it there. He knew the words on it by heart.
You are not alone among strangers. A way has been chosen.
Just that, without signature, of course. He had found it slipped under his door when he retired for the night. There was a town not a quarter of a mile away, Eianrod, but even if a soft bed remained empty there, he doubted whether the Aiel would allow him to spend a night away from the wagons. Or that the Aes Sedai would. For the moment, his plans fit in well enough with Moiraine’s. Perhaps he would get to see Tar Valon again. A dangerous place, for his sort, but the work there was always important, and invigorating.
He put his mind back on the note, though he wished he could afford to ignore it. The word “chosen” made him sure it came from another Darkfriend. The first surprise had been receiving it now, after crossing most of Cairhien. Nearly two months ago, right after Jasin Natael attached himself to Rand al’Thor—for reasons the man had never deigned to explain—and his new partner Keille Shaogi had disappeared—he suspected she was buried in the Waste, with a thrust from Natael’s knife through her heart, and small riddance—soon after that, he had been visited by one of the Chosen. By Lanfear herself. She had given him his instructions.
Automatically his hand went to his chest, feeling through his shirt the scars branded there. He mopped his face with the kerchief. Part of his mind thought coldly, as it had at least once a day since, that they were an effective way to prove to him that it had not been an ordinary dream. An ordinary nightmare. Another part of him almost gibbered with relief that she had not returned.
The second surprise of the note had been the hand. A woman’s hand, unless he missed his guess by a mile, and some of the letters formed in what he now knew for an Aiel way. Natael had told him that there must be Darkfriends among the Aiel—there were Darkfriends in every land, among every people—but he had never wanted to find brothers in the Waste.
Taken all in all, the note spelled disaster. Possibly Natael had told some Aiel Darkfriend who he was. Angrily twirling the kerchief to a long thin cord, he snapped it tight between his hands. If the gleeman and Keille had not had proofs that they stood high in Darkfriend councils, he would have killed them both before going near the Waste. The only other possibility made his stomach leaden. “A way has been chosen.” Maybe that had only been to put the word “chosen” down, and maybe it was meant to tell him that one of the Chosen had decided to use him. The note had not come from Lanfear; she would simply have spoken to him in his dreams once more.
In spite of the heat, he shivered, yet he had to wipe his face again, too. He had the feeling that Lanfear was a jealous mistress to serve, but if another of the Chosen wanted him he would have no choice. Despite all the promises made when he had given his oaths as a boy, he was a man of few illusions. Caught between two of the Chosen, he could be flattened like a kitten beneath a wagon wheel, and they would notice as much as the wagon did. He wished he were home in Saldaea. He wished he could see Teodora again.
A scraping at the door brought him to his feet; for all his bulk, he was more agile than he let anyone see. Mopping his face and neck, he made his way past the brick stove that he certainly had no need for here, and the cabinets with their ornately carved and painted uprights. When he pulled the door open, a slender figure swathed in black robes scurried in past him. He took one quick look around the moonlit darkness to make certain no one was watching—the drivers were all snoring beneath the other wagons and the Aiel guards never came among the wagons themselves—and quickly shut the door again.
“You must be hot, Isendre,” he chuckled. “Take off that robe and make yourself comfortable.”
“Thank you, no,” she said bitterly from the shadowed depths of her cowl. She stood stiffly, but every now and then she twitched; the wool must be even itchier than usual tonight.
He chuckled again. “As you wish.” Beneath those robes, he suspected, the Maidens of the Spear still allowed her to wear nothing but the stolen jewelry, if that. She had become prudish in ways since the Maidens had her.  He had certainly made no objections when they dragged her screaming from the wagon by her hair; he was only glad that they had not thought he was involved. Her greediness had certainly made his task more difficult. “Have you anything to report on al’Thor or Natael?” A major part of Lanfear’s instruction had been to keep a close eye on those two, and he knew no better way to keep an eye on a man than to put a woman in his bed. Any man told his bedmate things he had vowed to keep secret, boasted of his plans, revealed his weaknesses, even if he was the Dragon Reborn and this Dawn fellow the Aiel called him.
She shuddered visibly. “At least I can come near Natael.” Come near him? Once the Maidens had caught her sneaking to the man’s tent, they had practically begun stuffing her into it every night. She always put the best face on matters. “Not that he tells me anything. Wait. Be patient. Keep silent. Make accommodation with fate, whatever that means. He says that every time I try to ask a question. For the most part, all he wants to do is play music I’ve never heard before and make love.” She never had anything more to say about the gleeman. For the hundredth time he wondered why Lanfear wanted Natael watched. The man was supposed to be as high as a Darkfriend could reach, only a step below the Chosen themselves.
“I take it that means you still have not managed to wriggle into al’Thor’s bed?” he asked, brushing past her to sit down on the bed.
“No.” She writhed uncomfortably.
“Then you will have to try harder, won’t you? I am growing tired of failure, Isendre, and our masters are not as patient as I. He’s only a man, whatever his titles.” She had often boasted to him that she could have any man she wanted, and make him do whatever she wanted. She had shown him the truth of her boasts. She had not needed to steal jewelry; he would have bought her anything she wanted. He had bought her more than he could afford.  One taste of her would be enough for that. “I have full faith and confidence in your abilities.”
“No.” If anything, the word was shorter this time.
He rolled and unrolled the kerchief irritably. “ ‘No’ is not a word our masters like to hear, Isendre.” That meant their lords among the Darkfriends; not all lords or ladies by any means—a groom might give orders to lady, a beggar to a magistrate—but their commands were at least as strictly enforced as any noble’s, and usually more so. “Not a word our mistress will like to hear.”
Isendre shuddered. She had not believed his tale until he showed her the burns on his chest, but since then, one mention of Lanfear had been enough to quell any rebellion on her part. This time, she began to weep.
“I cannot, Hadnan. When we stopped tonight, I thought I might have a chance in a town instead of tents, but they caught me before I got within ten paces of him.” She pushed back her hood, and he gaped as moonlight played over her bare scalp. Even her eyebrows were gone. “They shaved me, Hadnan. Adelin and Enaila and Jolien, they held me down and shaved every hair. They beat me with with nettles, Hadnan.” She shook like sapling in high wind, sobbing slack-mouthed and mumbling the words. “I itch from shoulders to knees, and burn too much to scratch. They said they’d make me wear nettles, the next time I so much as looked in his direction. They meant it, Hadnan. They did! They said they’d give me to Aviendha, and they told me what she would do. I cannot, Hadnan. Not again. I cannot.”
Stunned, he stared at her. She had had such lovely dark hair. Yet she was beautiful enough that even being bald as an egg only made her seem exotic. Her tears and sagging face detracted only a little. If she could put herself into al’Thor’s bed for just one night . . . It was not going to happen. The Maidens had broken her. He had broken people himself, and he knew the signs. Eagerness to avoid more punishment became eagerness to obey. The mind never wanted to admit it was running from something, so she would soon convince herself that she really wanted to obey, that she really wanted nothing more than to please the Maidens.
“What does Aviendha have to do with it?” he muttered. How soon before Isendre felt the need to confess her sins, as well?
“Al’Thor has been bedding her since Rhuidean, you fool! She spends every night with him. The Maidens think she will marry him.” Even through her sobs he could detect resentful fury. She would not like it that another had succeeded where she failed. Doubtless that was why she had not told him before.
Aviendha was a beautiful woman despite her fierce eyes, full-breasted compared to most of the Maidens, yet he would stack Isendre against her if only . . . Isendre slumped in the moonlight coming through the windows, quivering from head to toe, sobbing openmouthed, tears rolling down her cheeks that she did not even bother to wipe away. She would grovel on the ground if Aviendha frowned at her.
“Very well,” he said gently. “If you cannot, then you cannot. You can still pry something out of Natael. I know you can.” Rising, he took her shoulders to turn her toward the door.
She flinched away from his touch, but she did turn. “Natael will not want to look at me for days,” she said petulantly around hiccoughs and sniffs. Sobs threatened to break out again any moment, but his tone seemed to have soothed her. “I’m red, Hadnan. As red as if I had laid naked in the sun for a day. And my hair. It will take forever to grow ba—”
As she reached for the door, her eyes going to the handle, he had the kerchief spun to a cord in an instant and around her neck. He tried to ignore her rasping gurgles, the frantic scraping of her feet on the floor. Her fingers clawed at his hands, but he stared straight ahead.  He had loved his sister, but she had discovered what he was, and she would not have kept silent. Isendre’s heels drummed violently, but after what seemed an eternity they slowed, went still, and she became a dead weight dragging at his hands. He held the cord tight for a count of sixty before unwinding it and letting her fall. She would have been confessing, next. Confessing to being a Darkfriend. Pointing a finger at him.
Rummaging in the cabinets by touch, he pulled out butchering knife. Disposing of a whole corpse would be difficult, but luckily the dead did not bleed much; the robe would absorb what little there was. Maybe he could find the woman who had left the note under his door. If she was not pretty enough, she must have friends who were also Darkfriends. Natael would not care if it was an Aiel woman who visited him—Kadere would rather have bedded a viper himself; Aiel were dangerous—and maybe an Aiel would have a better chance than Isendre against Aviendha. Kneeling, he hummed quietly to himself as he worked, a lullaby that Teodora had taught him.


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1. """ 2. PRNG management routines, thin wrappers. 3. """ 4. 5. import os 6. import warnings 7. 8. from functools import partial 9. 10. from six import integer_types as _integer_types 11. 12. from OpenSSL._util import ( 13. ffi as _ffi, 14. lib as _lib, 15. exception_from_error_queue as _exception_from_error_queue, 16. path_string as _path_string) 17. 18. 19. class Error(Exception): 20. """ 21. An error occurred in an :mod:`OpenSSL.rand` API. 22. 23. If the current RAND method supports any errors, this is raised when needed. 24. The default method does not raise this when the entropy pool is depleted. 25. 26. Whenever this exception is raised directly, it has a list of error messages 27. from the OpenSSL error queue, where each item is a tuple *(lib, function, 28. reason)*. Here *lib*, *function* and *reason* are all strings, describing 29. where and what the problem is. 30. 31. See :manpage:`err(3)` for more information. 32. """ 33. 34. _raise_current_error = partial(_exception_from_error_queue, Error) 35. 36. _unspecified = object() 37. 38. _builtin_bytes = bytes 39. 40. 41. def bytes(num_bytes): 42. """ 43. Get some random bytes from the PRNG as a string. 44. 45. This is a wrapper for the C function ``RAND_bytes``. 46. 47. :param num_bytes: The number of bytes to fetch. 48. 49. :return: A string of random bytes. 50. """ 51. if not isinstance(num_bytes, _integer_types): 52. raise TypeError("num_bytes must be an integer") 53. 54. if num_bytes < 0: 55. raise ValueError("num_bytes must not be negative") 56. 57. result_buffer = _ffi.new("unsigned char[]", num_bytes) 58. result_code = _lib.RAND_bytes(result_buffer, num_bytes) 59. if result_code == -1: 60. # TODO: No tests for this code path. Triggering a RAND_bytes failure 61. # might involve supplying a custom ENGINE? That's hard. 62. _raise_current_error() 63. 64. return _ffi.buffer(result_buffer)[:] 65. 66. 67. def add(buffer, entropy): 68. """ 69. Mix bytes from *string* into the PRNG state. 70. 71. The *entropy* argument is (the lower bound of) an estimate of how much 72. randomness is contained in *string*, measured in bytes. 73. 74. For more information, see e.g. :rfc:`1750`. 75. 76. :param buffer: Buffer with random data. 77. :param entropy: The entropy (in bytes) measurement of the buffer. 78. 79. :return: :obj:`None` 80. """ 81. if not isinstance(buffer, _builtin_bytes): 82. raise TypeError("buffer must be a byte string") 83. 84. if not isinstance(entropy, int): 85. raise TypeError("entropy must be an integer") 86. 87. # TODO Nothing tests this call actually being made, or made properly. 88. _lib.RAND_add(buffer, len(buffer), entropy) 89. 90. 91. def seed(buffer): 92. """ 93. Equivalent to calling :func:`add` with *entropy* as the length of *buffer*. 94. 95. :param buffer: Buffer with random data 96. 97. :return: :obj:`None` 98. """ 99. if not isinstance(buffer, _builtin_bytes): 100. raise TypeError("buffer must be a byte string") 101. 102. # TODO Nothing tests this call actually being made, or made properly. 103. _lib.RAND_seed(buffer, len(buffer)) 104. 105. 106. def status(): 107. """ 108. Check whether the PRNG has been seeded with enough data. 109. 110. :return: :obj:`True` if the PRNG is seeded enough, :obj:`False` otherwise. 111. """ 112. return _lib.RAND_status() 113. 114. 115. def egd(path, bytes=_unspecified): 116. """ 117. Query the system random source and seed the PRNG. 118. 119. Does *not* actually query the EGD. 120. 121. .. deprecated:: 16.0.0 122. EGD was only necessary for some commercial UNIX systems that all 123. reached their ends of life more than a decade ago. See 124. `pyca/cryptography#1636 125. <https://github.com/pyca/cryptography/pull/1636>`_. 126. 127. :param path: Ignored. 128. :param bytes: (optional) The number of bytes to read, default is 255. 129. 130. :returns: ``len(bytes)`` or 255 if not specified. 131. """ 132. warnings.warn("OpenSSL.rand.egd() is deprecated as of 16.0.0.", 133. DeprecationWarning) 134. 135. if not isinstance(path, _builtin_bytes): 136. raise TypeError("path must be a byte string") 137. 138. if bytes is _unspecified: 139. bytes = 255 140. elif not isinstance(bytes, int): 141. raise TypeError("bytes must be an integer") 142. 143. seed(os.urandom(bytes)) 144. return bytes 145. 146. 147. def cleanup(): 148. """ 149. Erase the memory used by the PRNG. 150. 151. This is a wrapper for the C function ``RAND_cleanup``. 152. 153. :return: :obj:`None` 154. """ 155. # TODO Nothing tests this call actually being made, or made properly. 156. _lib.RAND_cleanup() 157. 158. 159. def load_file(filename, maxbytes=_unspecified): 160. """ 161. Read *maxbytes* of data from *filename* and seed the PRNG with it. 162. 163. Read the whole file if *maxbytes* is not specified or negative. 164. 165. :param filename: The file to read data from (``bytes`` or ``unicode``). 166. :param maxbytes: (optional) The number of bytes to read. Default is to 167. read the entire file. 168. 169. :return: The number of bytes read 170. """ 171. filename = _path_string(filename) 172. 173. if maxbytes is _unspecified: 174. maxbytes = -1 175. elif not isinstance(maxbytes, int): 176. raise TypeError("maxbytes must be an integer") 177. 178. return _lib.RAND_load_file(filename, maxbytes) 179. 180. 181. def write_file(filename): 182. """ 183. Write a number of random bytes (currently 1024) to the file *path*. This 184. file can then be used with :func:`load_file` to seed the PRNG again. 185. 186. :param filename: The file to write data to (``bytes`` or ``unicode``). 187. 188. :return: The number of bytes written. 189. """ 190. filename = _path_string(filename) 191. return _lib.RAND_write_file(filename) 192. 193. 194. # TODO There are no tests for screen at all 195. def screen(): 196. """ 197. Add the current contents of the screen to the PRNG state. 198. 199. Availability: Windows. 200. 201. :return: None 202. """ 203. _lib.RAND_screen() 204. 205. if getattr(_lib, 'RAND_screen', None) is None: 206. del screen 207. 208. 209. # TODO There are no tests for the RAND strings being loaded, whatever that 210. # means. 211. _lib.ERR_load_RAND_strings()


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| java.awt | Contains all of the classes for creating user interfaces and for painting graphics and images. |
| java.awt.event | Provides interfaces and classes for dealing with different types of events fired by AWT components. |
| java.awt.image.renderable | Provides classes and interfaces for producing rendering-independent images. |
| java.lang | Provides classes that are fundamental to the design of the Java programming language. |
| java.util | Contains the collections framework, legacy collection classes, event model, date and time facilities, internationalization, and miscellaneous utility classes (a string tokenizer, a random-number generator, and a bit array). |
| java.util.concurrent | Utility classes commonly useful in concurrent programming. |
| javax.net.ssl | Provides classes for the secure socket package. |
| javax.swing | Provides a set of "lightweight" (all-Java language) components that, to the maximum degree possible, work the same on all platforms. |
| javax.swing.text | Provides classes and interfaces that deal with editable and noneditable text components. |
| Uses of Runnable in java.awt |
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| Methods in java.awt with parameters of type Runnable | |
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static void |
EventQueue.invokeAndWait(Runnable runnable)
Causes runnable to have its run
method called in the dispatch thread of the EventQueue . |
static void |
EventQueue.invokeLater(Runnable runnable)
Causes runnable to have its run
method called in the dispatch thread of the EventQueue . |
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protected Runnable |
InvocationEvent.runnable
The Runnable whose run() method will be called. |
| Constructors in java.awt.event with parameters of type Runnable | |
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InvocationEvent(Object source,
int id,
Runnable runnable,
Object notifier,
boolean catchThrowables)
Constructs an InvocationEvent with the specified
source and ID which will execute the runnable's run
method when dispatched. |
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InvocationEvent(Object source,
Runnable runnable)
Constructs an InvocationEvent with the specified
source which will execute the runnable's run
method when dispatched. |
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InvocationEvent(Object source,
Runnable runnable,
Object notifier,
boolean catchThrowables)
Constructs an InvocationEvent with the specified
source which will execute the runnable's run
method when dispatched. |
| Uses of Runnable in java.awt.image.renderable |
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| Classes in java.awt.image.renderable that implement Runnable | |
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class |
RenderableImageProducer
An adapter class that implements ImageProducer to allow the asynchronous production of a RenderableImage. |
| Uses of Runnable in java.lang |
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| Classes in java.lang that implement Runnable | |
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class |
Thread
A thread is a thread of execution in a program. |
| Constructors in java.lang with parameters of type Runnable | |
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Thread(Runnable target)
Allocates a new Thread object. |
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Thread(Runnable target,
String name)
Allocates a new Thread object. |
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Thread(ThreadGroup group,
Runnable target)
Allocates a new Thread object. |
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Thread(ThreadGroup group,
Runnable target,
String name)
Allocates a new Thread object so that it has
target as its run object, has the specified
name as its name, and belongs to the thread group
referred to by group . |
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Thread(ThreadGroup group,
Runnable target,
String name,
long stackSize)
Allocates a new Thread object so that it has
target as its run object, has the specified
name as its name, belongs to the thread group referred to
by group , and has the specified stack size. |
| Uses of Runnable in java.util |
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| Classes in java.util that implement Runnable | |
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class |
TimerTask
A task that can be scheduled for one-time or repeated execution by a Timer. |
| Uses of Runnable in java.util.concurrent |
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| Classes in java.util.concurrent that implement Runnable | |
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class |
FutureTask<V>
A cancellable asynchronous computation. |
| Methods in java.util.concurrent that return types with arguments of type Runnable | |
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BlockingQueue<Runnable> |
ScheduledThreadPoolExecutor.getQueue()
Returns the task queue used by this executor. |
BlockingQueue<Runnable> |
ThreadPoolExecutor.getQueue()
Returns the task queue used by this executor. |
List<Runnable> |
ScheduledThreadPoolExecutor.shutdownNow()
Attempts to stop all actively executing tasks, halts the processing of waiting tasks, and returns a list of the tasks that were awaiting execution. |
List<Runnable> |
ThreadPoolExecutor.shutdownNow()
Attempts to stop all actively executing tasks, halts the processing of waiting tasks, and returns a list of the tasks that were awaiting execution. |
List<Runnable> |
ExecutorService.shutdownNow()
Attempts to stop all actively executing tasks, halts the processing of waiting tasks, and returns a list of the tasks that were awaiting execution. |
| Methods in java.util.concurrent with parameters of type Runnable | ||
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protected void |
ThreadPoolExecutor.afterExecute(Runnable r,
Throwable t)
Method invoked upon completion of execution of the given Runnable. |
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protected void |
ThreadPoolExecutor.beforeExecute(Thread t,
Runnable r)
Method invoked prior to executing the given Runnable in the given thread. |
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static Callable<Object> |
Executors.callable(Runnable task)
Returns a Callable object that, when
called, runs the given task and returns null. |
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static
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Executors.callable(Runnable task,
T result)
Returns a Callable object that, when
called, runs the given task and returns the given result. |
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void |
ScheduledThreadPoolExecutor.execute(Runnable command)
Execute command with zero required delay. |
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void |
ThreadPoolExecutor.execute(Runnable command)
Executes the given task sometime in the future. |
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void |
Executor.execute(Runnable command)
Executes the given command at some time in the future. |
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Thread |
ThreadFactory.newThread(Runnable r)
Constructs a new Thread. |
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void |
ThreadPoolExecutor.CallerRunsPolicy.rejectedExecution(Runnable r,
ThreadPoolExecutor e)
Executes task r in the caller's thread, unless the executor has been shut down, in which case the task is discarded. |
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void |
ThreadPoolExecutor.AbortPolicy.rejectedExecution(Runnable r,
ThreadPoolExecutor e)
Always throws RejectedExecutionException. |
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void |
ThreadPoolExecutor.DiscardPolicy.rejectedExecution(Runnable r,
ThreadPoolExecutor e)
Does nothing, which has the effect of discarding task r. |
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void |
ThreadPoolExecutor.DiscardOldestPolicy.rejectedExecution(Runnable r,
ThreadPoolExecutor e)
Obtains and ignores the next task that the executor would otherwise execute, if one is immediately available, and then retries execution of task r, unless the executor is shut down, in which case task r is instead discarded. |
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void |
RejectedExecutionHandler.rejectedExecution(Runnable r,
ThreadPoolExecutor executor)
Method that may be invoked by a ThreadPoolExecutor when
execute cannot accept a task. |
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boolean |
ScheduledThreadPoolExecutor.remove(Runnable task)
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boolean |
ThreadPoolExecutor.remove(Runnable task)
Removes this task from the executor's internal queue if it is present, thus causing it not to be run if it has not already started. |
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ScheduledFuture<?> |
ScheduledThreadPoolExecutor.schedule(Runnable command,
long delay,
TimeUnit unit)
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ScheduledFuture<?> |
ScheduledExecutorService.schedule(Runnable command,
long delay,
TimeUnit unit)
Creates and executes a one-shot action that becomes enabled after the given delay. |
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ScheduledFuture<?> |
ScheduledThreadPoolExecutor.scheduleAtFixedRate(Runnable command,
long initialDelay,
long period,
TimeUnit unit)
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ScheduledFuture<?> |
ScheduledExecutorService.scheduleAtFixedRate(Runnable command,
long initialDelay,
long period,
TimeUnit unit)
Creates and executes a periodic action that becomes enabled first after the given initial delay, and subsequently with the given period; that is executions will commence after initialDelay then initialDelay+period, then initialDelay + 2 * period, and so on. |
|
ScheduledFuture<?> |
ScheduledThreadPoolExecutor.scheduleWithFixedDelay(Runnable command,
long initialDelay,
long delay,
TimeUnit unit)
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ScheduledFuture<?> |
ScheduledExecutorService.scheduleWithFixedDelay(Runnable command,
long initialDelay,
long delay,
TimeUnit unit)
Creates and executes a periodic action that becomes enabled first after the given initial delay, and subsequently with the given delay between the termination of one execution and the commencement of the next. |
|
Future<?> |
ScheduledThreadPoolExecutor.submit(Runnable task)
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Future<?> |
ExecutorService.submit(Runnable task)
Submits a Runnable task for execution and returns a Future representing that task. |
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Future<?> |
AbstractExecutorService.submit(Runnable task)
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ScheduledThreadPoolExecutor.submit(Runnable task,
T result)
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ExecutorService.submit(Runnable task,
T result)
Submits a Runnable task for execution and returns a Future representing that task that will upon completion return the given result |
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AbstractExecutorService.submit(Runnable task,
T result)
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Future<V> |
ExecutorCompletionService.submit(Runnable task,
V result)
|
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Future<V> |
CompletionService.submit(Runnable task,
V result)
Submits a Runnable task for execution and returns a Future representing that task.Upon completion, this task may be taken or polled. |
| Constructors in java.util.concurrent with parameters of type Runnable | |
|---|---|
CyclicBarrier(int parties,
Runnable barrierAction)
Creates a new CyclicBarrier that will trip when the given number of parties (threads) are waiting upon it, and which will execute the given barrier action when the barrier is tripped, performed by the last thread entering the barrier. |
|
FutureTask(Runnable runnable,
V result)
Creates a FutureTask that will upon running, execute the given Runnable, and arrange that get will return the given result on successful completion. |
| Constructor parameters in java.util.concurrent with type arguments of type Runnable | |
|---|---|
ThreadPoolExecutor(int corePoolSize,
int maximumPoolSize,
long keepAliveTime,
TimeUnit unit,
BlockingQueue<Runnable> workQueue)
Creates a new ThreadPoolExecutor with the given initial parameters and default thread factory and handler. |
|
ThreadPoolExecutor(int corePoolSize,
int maximumPoolSize,
long keepAliveTime,
TimeUnit unit,
BlockingQueue<Runnable> workQueue,
RejectedExecutionHandler handler)
Creates a new ThreadPoolExecutor with the given initial parameters. |
|
ThreadPoolExecutor(int corePoolSize,
int maximumPoolSize,
long keepAliveTime,
TimeUnit unit,
BlockingQueue<Runnable> workQueue,
ThreadFactory threadFactory)
Creates a new ThreadPoolExecutor with the given initial parameters. |
|
ThreadPoolExecutor(int corePoolSize,
int maximumPoolSize,
long keepAliveTime,
TimeUnit unit,
BlockingQueue<Runnable> workQueue,
ThreadFactory threadFactory,
RejectedExecutionHandler handler)
Creates a new ThreadPoolExecutor with the given initial parameters. |
| Uses of Runnable in javax.net.ssl |
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| Methods in javax.net.ssl that return Runnable | |
|---|---|
abstract Runnable |
SSLEngine.getDelegatedTask()
Returns a delegated Runnable task for
this SSLEngine . |
| Uses of Runnable in javax.swing |
|---|
| Methods in javax.swing with parameters of type Runnable | |
|---|---|
static void |
SwingUtilities.invokeAndWait(Runnable doRun)
Causes doRun.run() to be executed synchronously on the
AWT event dispatching thread. |
static void |
SwingUtilities.invokeLater(Runnable doRun)
Causes doRun.run() to be executed asynchronously on the AWT event dispatching thread. |
| Uses of Runnable in javax.swing.text |
|---|
| Classes in javax.swing.text that implement Runnable | |
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class |
AsyncBoxView.ChildState
A record representing the layout state of a child view. |
| Methods in javax.swing.text that return Runnable | |
|---|---|
protected Runnable |
LayoutQueue.waitForWork()
Used by the worker thread to get a new task to execute |
| Methods in javax.swing.text with parameters of type Runnable | |
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void |
LayoutQueue.addTask(Runnable task)
Add a task that is not needed immediately because the results are not believed to be visible. |
void |
AbstractDocument.render(Runnable r)
This allows the model to be safely rendered in the presence of currency, if the model supports being updated asynchronously. |
void |
Document.render(Runnable r)
Allows the model to be safely rendered in the presence of concurrency, if the model supports being updated asynchronously. |
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jhoja
The Java disassembler for Jasmin, Decompile protection tool for JD
Japanese(日本語)
Last update 24 Mar 2018
What is the jhoja
jhoja is a disassembler of Java class file.
Convert Java class file to Jasmin assembler code.
jhoja can insert decompile protection code.(-g option)
command line tool.
does not have GUI.
SWAG javap2 Ver 1.02 based.
Important problem
Re-assemble support Ascii code sources only.
(without comments.)
not support other character codes.
jhoja support output UTF-8 strings.
but Jasmin does not support UTF-8.
if convert UTF-8 source to your local character code, may work on your locale systems.
but it will be lost cross platforms.
Decompile protection function support JD-GUI Decompiler.
but does not support Jad Decompiler.
Download
Download jhoja Ver 1.01 for Windows
(including source patch)
What is the difference between jhoja and javap,SWAG javap2?
jhoja support Jasmin assembler code.
and jhoja support decompile protection function.
Oracle javap and SWAG javap2 does not support them.
jhoja output UTF-8 code.
javap2 does not support UTF-8.
Decompile protection function
Decompile protection function support JD-GUI Decompiler.
but does not support Jad Decompiler.
Decompile protection function does not affect the speed.
but larger than normal class file.
because insert protection code.
require Jasmin(Java assembler) and JRE or JDK.
not hard protection.
if use jhoja and Jasmin then easily crack decompile protection.
Debug information
You can read any debug information in source comments.
but re-assemble will be lost debug information in class file.
Support OS
Binary file support Microsoft Windows.
Compiled by C++ Builder XE8.
Written by C++. but allmost C.
if recompile may work on other OS.
Binary License
Apache v2 license.
(follow the SWAG's license.)
jhoja ver 1.01 Source patch License
Apache v2 license.
(follow the SWAG's license.)
(C) Masaki Oba
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>http://www.nabeta.tk
Usage
Usage: jhoja [-g] [-h] xxx.class > xxx.j
-g: Insert decompile protection code.
-h: show help.
Examples:
jhoja -g xxx.class > xxx.j
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Examples with Jasmin
does not Insert discompile protection code.
jhoja xxx.class > xxx.j
java -jar jasmin.jar xxx.j
Insert discompile protection code.
jhoja -g xxx.class > xxx.j
java -jar jasmin.jar xxx.j
Example Decompile protection batch file for All class files
Windows batch file.
require Jasmin(Java assembler) and JRE or JDK.
C:\>zenbu *.class
zenbu.bat
@echo off
for %%f in (%*) do (
jhoja -g %%f > %%f.j
java -jar jasmin.jar %%f.j
)
Link
SWAG Javap2
JASMIN HOME PAGE
Online Dictionary site
Online NabetaJisho
Online Dictionary Quiz site
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More information
NabetaJisho Japanese site
Mail
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>NabetaJisho Homepage


Actor Shaun Williamson says he's being haunted
He asked for help from Derek Acorah
by Neil ShawActor Shaun Williamson who played Barry in Eastenders says he is being haunted - by a GHOST called Rosemary.
Shaun, 54, also star of Extras with Ricky Gervais, said the spook is stalking his new home.
He says he was forced to asked for help from friend and medium Derek Acorah who he met on Celebrity Big Brother.
Shaun made the revelation on Richard Herring's Leicester Square Theatre podcast.
He said: ‘’I was in Celebrity Big Brother with Derek Acorah and I believe he sees and feels everything he believes he sees and feels.
‘’We moved into a new house, myself and my current wife Adele. And straight away there were banging noises - we’d got a ghost.
‘‘Derek rang me up because he wanted me to be on his radio show and he said 'Rosemary' - 'Rosemary' is the name of the lady who lives in your house.
‘’Boys always call their toys boys’ names and girls call their toys girls’ names. So I’d always called it Dennis - and I’d shout ‘Dennis I’m trying to work’.
‘’But it’s Rosemary - so basically yes we do have a noisy ghost in our house and according to Derek it’s called Rosemary.
‘’I do believe the spirits of people linger where they were and all the time there is more evidence of poltergeists - so I assume there must be.’’


EastEnders nods to the past you might have missed - Sharongate to Steve Owen's death
EastEnders didn't hold back on the nostalgia on Tuesday night, as Walford histories collided leading to the potential death of Mel Owen
by Charlotte TuttonEastEnders aired horrifying scenes on Tuesday night, as Mel Owen and Sharon Mitchell's dramatic car chase potentially led to a shock death.
Mel's desperation for revenge against the Mitchell clan may have cost her her life, as she finally prepared to expose Sharon in the most iconic and nostalgic way - Sharongate volume two.
Sharon had an affair with son-in-law Keanu Taylor and is now pregnant with his child - while Phil believes he is the father.
Keanu is also expecting a baby with Phil's daughter, his fiancée, Louise Mitchell - who happens to be Mel's Goddaughter - while few people currently know about the fling that is about to be exposed.
Mel discovered the truth recently and has been blackmailing Sharon ever since.
On Tuesday night, she set the scene for the big reveal as she planned a surprise joint birthday party for for Louise and Sharon.
Her plan the entire time was to get to Phil before Sharon and confirm the truth about the baby and Keanu.
She had to make other plans though when Louise's mother Lisa Fowler, yet to discover the full truth about Sharon's secret, begged her best friend of 20 plus years to stop her deadly plan - fearing Phil would want revenge.
With Sharon sneaking out and driving towards the airport where Phil was about to land, Mel realised and took Louise's car and phone and then commenced a car chase.
While in the car, Mel called Billy Mitchell who was still at the club and asked him to put the phone to the microphone on the sound system ready to reveal all to Louise and everyone else in the club.
Unfortunately for Mel she ended up crashing her car and is now feared dead, with Thursday set to reveal the fallout.
But the episode wasn't just full of drama - there were also a series of nods to the past and epic storylines involving Mel, Sharon, Phil, Lisa and even Louise.
First off, Mel's plan to out Sharon via a sound system to an audience is nothing new - it mirrors Sharongate from 1994.
Viewers loved the nod to the past, with the original storyline seeing Sharon's affair with now-husband Phil exposed to her then-husband Grant Mitchell.
But it wasn't just revealed in any old fashion - it was in fact announced via an audio recording played out to the entire pub.
That wasn't the only Sharongate nod though, with pictures from Sharon's younger days hanging all around the club - the club which used to be owned by her adoptive father Den Watts.
Speaking of Den, he and wife Angie also featured in photos in the club - they had their own fair share of marriage drama.
There was also constant referencing back to Lisa and Mel's long-time friendship, with them often helping each other in times of need - and this time around Lisa was desperate for her friend to let her in.
One moment in the past where this came into play was Mel and husband Steve Owen trying to help Lisa and baby Louise flee to Portugal - the exact location Mel has been so desperate to return to with the two ladies.
But the moment ended in tragedy when Phil and Steve became embroiled in a deadly car chase, leading to Steve's car exploding and killing him.
Fast-forward to 2019, and the episode on Tuesday ended with another Mitchell vs Owen feud leading to a car chase between two members of the opposing families, before a cliffhanger saw Mel potentially dead after a horrifying crash.
Not to mention that once again poor Louise was caught up in the Owen vs Mitchell drama - and then there was Lisa's own reference to Sharongate when she told Louise's stepmother that she "doesn't change".
EastEnders airs Mondays and Fridays at 8pm, and Tuesdays and Thursdays at 7:30pm on BBC One.


View with dynamic columns
You can see the new view in right side pane. You can see the column 'Total CPU Rate'. This column is derived from TOTAL_CPU_TIME but as a dynamic column. This column will show the amount of CPU time an application has taken in a specific time period.
You can find the complete XML profile of this view here.


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| float | radius |
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| string | name |
| string | tag |
| int | layer |
| Vector3 | position |
| Quaternion | rotation |
| Vector3 | scale |
| Vector3 | localScale |
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sadly i suspect there are a fault of drinks and breakfast.
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sadly i suspect there are enough people who just pay it.


ConnectionResponder
public protocol ConnectionResponder: class
Represents an entity that responds to received messages. It can explicitly state which types of messages it expects, and will only be prompted to process a message if appropriated.
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allowedMessages
Default implementationAn array of types representing the messages it wants to receive.
Default Implementation
An empty array. Note that this will cause the responder not to receive any messages. You have to explicitly state the messages that your responder will handle.
Declaration
Swift
var allowedMessages: [JSONConvertibleMessage.Type]
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Processes a message that was received through an active connection.
Declaration
Swift
func processMessage(_ message: JSONConvertibleMessage, fromConnectionWithID connectionID: ConnectionID)
Parameters
message
The message received through the connection
connectionID
The identifier of the connection that received the message
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Notifies the responder that a connection has been accepted
Declaration
Swift
func acceptedConnection(withID connectionID: ConnectionID)
Parameters
connectionID
The identifier of the accepted connection
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Notifies the responder that a connection has been lost
Declaration
Swift
func lostConnection(withID connectionID: ConnectionID)
Parameters
connectionID
The identifier of the lost connection
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Processes an error that occurred while handling an active connection
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func processError(_ error: Error, fromConnectionWithID connectionID: ConnectionID?)
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error
The error that occurred.
connectionID
The identifier of the connection that raised the error.


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Sometimes we create Java classes that consist of static methods and constants only, usually to group related stateless utility routines, a la java.lang.Math. We typically prevent the client of the class from instantiating the class by making the class's zero-argument constructor private. While browsing the source of Selenium, I saw the idiom taken even further: such private constructors throw java.lang.UnsupportedOperationException always. Talk about code clearly communicating its intent! I think this is a tremendous improvement over the typical "Don't call this" javadoc comment: if executed, the constructor will reject the invocation, and says so with code instead of comments.


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manages a database of people, publictaions, projects, proposals & grants,
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Airports
Price per mile
Cheap
Expensive
Routes
These are the 100 most-traveled domestic flight routes in the United States.
Each airport is sized based on passenger traffic (both incoming and outgoing) from only these 100 routes.
LAX handles the most passenger traffic (over 77 million people) of these top routes, and the LAX/JFK
route is the most traveled (over 6.5 million passengers) route overall.


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Presentations
This page links to various technical talks and slide decks on MirageOS. The bulk of slide decks that we give are now hosted using MirageOS on http://decks.openmirage.org, so please browse there for the latest content.
Videos
Below are various videos of public presentations that are available online. There is also a link blog of other articles available.
Rainbows and Unikernels
Garett Smith at CityCode - Oct 2015
Taking the Operating System out of Operations
Gareth Rushgrove at Operability - Sep 2015
Look ma, no OS! Unikernels and their applications
Matt Bajor at Strangeloop - Sep 2015
Non-Imperative Network Programming
Mindy Preston at Strangeloop - Sep 2015
Mindy also wrote a post that has some information and links: http://somerandomidiot.com/blog/2015/10/07/ocaml-workshop-and-strange-loop-talks
Leaving legacy behind — A clean-slate approach to operating systems
Hannes Mehnert at Source_Code Berlin - Aug 2015
Unikernels!
Amir Chaudhry at PolyConf - July 2015
There’s more information about this talk in the blog post at: http://amirchaudhry.com/unikernels-polyconf-2015
Next Generation Cloud
Russell Pavlicek at SouthEast LinuxFest - June 2015
Russ has also been at many other Linuxfests this year!
Unikernels: Functional Infrastructure with MirageOS
Anil Madhavapeddy at Esper Technologies - May 2015
My Other Internet is a Mirage (QCon SF 2013)
This talk was given by Anil Madhavapeddy towards the end of 2013, and outlines the overall architecture of MirageOS 1.0.
You can find a video of the talk along with synched slides at the InfoQ website.
Mirage: Extreme Specialization of Cloud Appliances (OSCon, summer 2013)
Richard Mortier and Anil Madhavapeddy presented a developer preview of MirageOS 1.0 at OSCon. The screencast below still uses the old mirari
tool instead of the final version that shipped with MirageOS 1.0, but the screencast is included here for historical reasons.
Programming the Xen Cloud with OCaml (OCaml Workshop, Sep 2012)
Dave’s presentation at the 2012 OCaml Users and Developers Workshop, describing MirageOS and its use as a way to build VMs for Xen in OCaml.
Mirage: extreme specialisation of virtual appliances, XenSummit 2012
Anil’s presentation at XenSummit 2012 describing the architecture of MirageOS, and giving a quick demonstration of how to build a web-server that runs as a unikernel on a standard Xen installation.
Mirage: Building a Better Internet (Verisign Internet Infrastructure, 2011)
A short video Verisign requested as part of a showcase of the recipients of their “Building a Better Internet” 2011 grant symposium, discussing MirageOS and its importance for the ongoing health of the Internet.
Mirage, A New Multi-Scale Operating System for Clouds and Crowds (LinkedIn SNA Tech Talk, Oct 2010)
Alex Feinberg kindly hosted a MirageOS talk at LinkedIn’s Search Networks and Analytics Team (blog).
Using functional programming within an industrial product group: perspectives and perceptions (ACM ICFP, Sept 2010)
This was a report delivered at ICFP 2010 about our experiences with using OCaml in the Xen management toolstack. Not directly Mirage-related, but much of the inspiration for trying out OCaml in a microkernel environment came out of this work. The video is unfortunately only available behind the ACM paywall, but the paper can be found here.


I intend to give you the fastest road to your own icon font. How fast?
- You find SVG files of the icons you want in your set. Except giving you some sources to find them (which I do), I’m afraid I can’t save you this step.
- Use the magic of IcoMoon, an HTML5 application brought to you by Keyamoon, to package all these icons in a set of fonts, CSS and JS. Once this is done, you’re ready to use your brand new custom icon font!
- That’s true, no step 3!
Introduction
There are plenty of reasons of using a custom icon font instead of sprites, if you’re still not convinced, you can do a web search, but:
- it’s easier to build with the tip I give you here,
- it’s vector, so you can get your icons at whatever-size-you-want,
- it’s less data and requests for your users (one font file for any size, any color, and it can be embedded in the CSS),
- many more…
There are plenty of icon sets available as fonts for free on the web, even apps allowing you to build custom sets from a selection of icons. However, you may have some icons on your own, and making your custom set is often the key to an homogeneous design. Here are some sources I’ve found:
Now let’s get started!
Get some SVG files for your icons
First you need a good set of SVG files. You can find them on the web (in the sources above for example), or build them yourself.
Other options may work well too, but to be sure your font looks good, you should ensure:
- all SVG files have the same size (I use 512x512pt),
- the path is merged,
- the icon is centered horizontally (I’m not quite sure what the best option for vertical alignment is, I centered and I’m fine).
(To edit these files you can use Inkscape with is opensource.)
IcoMoon, the magical HTML5 app for your custom icon fonts needs
Well, just go there. The application is easy to use, reliable, well designed. It’s HTML5 and you can even download a JSON file to save your config. You can thus build several sets of fonts, reload them later. You can even reload a generated font to edit it. This app is awesome!
Once you’ve uploaded your set of icons or chosen some from the available sets, you select the ones you want in your font and click the “Font” button.
The last step before downloading the font is to set some options. I mostly went with the defaults, except for the “Reset Encoding”. I’m using “Private Use Area”, so that if the font can’t be load the icons don’t get replaced by random characters.
Finally, I set a name for my font and I use the Base64 and CSS embedding option. As such, my font is already available in the generated CSS so it makes even 1 request less for the users’ browsers!
Now is the download time!
You’re getting the fonts, the CSS file providing you with the styles to use your icons. The styles are automatically based on the name of your icon files. You also get a JS
file to help Internet Explorer 6 & 7 with these icon fonts. Finally, an index.html
file you can use to browse your icons, along with the CSS classes!
So, wasn’t it fast? Don’t hesitate to share if you know a fastest way!


Apache Flink 1.6.3 Released
December 22, 2018 -The Apache Flink community released the third bugfix version of the Apache Flink 1.6 series.
This release includes more than 80 fixes and minor improvements for Flink 1.6.2. The list below includes a detailed list of all fixes.
We highly recommend all users to upgrade to Flink 1.6.3.
Updated Maven dependencies:
<dependency>
<groupId>org.apache.flink</groupId>
<artifactId>flink-java</artifactId>
<version>1.6.3</version>
</dependency>
<dependency>
<groupId>org.apache.flink</groupId>
<artifactId>flink-streaming-java_2.11</artifactId>
<version>1.6.3</version>
</dependency>
<dependency>
<groupId>org.apache.flink</groupId>
<artifactId>flink-clients_2.11</artifactId>
<version>1.6.3</version>
</dependency>
You can find the binaries on the updated Downloads page.
List of resolved issues:
Sub-task
- [FLINK-10097] - More tests to increase StreamingFileSink test coverage
- [FLINK-10252] - Handle oversized metric messages
- [FLINK-10367] - Avoid recursion stack overflow during releasing SingleInputGate
- [FLINK-10863] - Assign uids to all operators in general purpose testing job
Bug
- [FLINK-8336] - YarnFileStageTestS3ITCase.testRecursiveUploadForYarnS3 test instability
- [FLINK-9635] - Local recovery scheduling can cause spread out of tasks
- [FLINK-9646] - ExecutionGraphCoLocationRestartTest.testConstraintsAfterRestart failed on Travis
- [FLINK-9878] - IO worker threads BLOCKED on SSL Session Cache while CMS full gc
- [FLINK-10149] - Fink Mesos allocates extra port when not configured to do so.
- [FLINK-10166] - Dependency problems when executing SQL query in sql-client
- [FLINK-10309] - Cancel with savepoint fails with java.net.ConnectException when using the per job-mode
- [FLINK-10357] - Streaming File Sink end-to-end test failed with mismatch
- [FLINK-10359] - Scala example in DataSet docs is broken
- [FLINK-10364] - Test instability in NonHAQueryableStateFsBackendITCase#testMapState
- [FLINK-10419] - ClassNotFoundException while deserializing user exceptions from checkpointing
- [FLINK-10425] - taskmanager.host is not respected
- [FLINK-10455] - Potential Kafka producer leak in case of failures
- [FLINK-10463] - Null literal cannot be properly parsed in Java Table API function call
- [FLINK-10481] - Wordcount end-to-end test in docker env unstable
- [FLINK-10482] - java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Negative number of in progress checkpoints
- [FLINK-10491] - Deadlock during spilling data in SpillableSubpartition
- [FLINK-10566] - Flink Planning is exponential in the number of stages
- [FLINK-10567] - Lost serialize fields when ttl state store with the mutable serializer
- [FLINK-10570] - State grows unbounded when "within" constraint not applied
- [FLINK-10581] - YarnConfigurationITCase.testFlinkContainerMemory test instability
- [FLINK-10642] - CodeGen split fields errors when maxGeneratedCodeLength equals 1
- [FLINK-10655] - RemoteRpcInvocation not overwriting ObjectInputStream's ClassNotFoundException
- [FLINK-10663] - Closing StreamingFileSink can cause NPE
- [FLINK-10669] - Exceptions & errors are not properly checked in logs in e2e tests
- [FLINK-10670] - Fix Correlate codegen error
- [FLINK-10674] - Fix handling of retractions after clean up
- [FLINK-10681] - elasticsearch6.ElasticsearchSinkITCase fails if wrong JNA library installed
- [FLINK-10690] - Tests leak resources via Files.list
- [FLINK-10693] - Fix Scala EitherSerializer duplication
- [FLINK-10715] - E2e tests fail with ConcurrentModificationException in MetricRegistryImpl
- [FLINK-10750] - SocketClientSinkTest.testRetry fails on Travis
- [FLINK-10752] - Result of AbstractYarnClusterDescriptor#validateClusterResources is ignored
- [FLINK-10753] - Propagate and log snapshotting exceptions
- [FLINK-10763] - Interval join produces wrong result type in Scala API
- [FLINK-10770] - Some generated functions are not opened properly.
- [FLINK-10773] - Resume externalized checkpoint end-to-end test fails
- [FLINK-10809] - Using DataStreamUtils.reinterpretAsKeyedStream produces corrupted keyed state after restore
- [FLINK-10816] - Fix LockableTypeSerializer.duplicate()
- [FLINK-10821] - Resuming Externalized Checkpoint E2E test does not resume from Externalized Checkpoint
- [FLINK-10839] - Fix implementation of PojoSerializer.duplicate() w.r.t. subclass serializer
- [FLINK-10842] - Waiting loops are broken in e2e/common.sh
- [FLINK-10856] - Harden resume from externalized checkpoint E2E test
- [FLINK-10857] - Conflict between JMX and Prometheus Metrics reporter
- [FLINK-10880] - Failover strategies should not be applied to Batch Execution
- [FLINK-10913] - ExecutionGraphRestartTest.testRestartAutomatically unstable on Travis
- [FLINK-10925] - NPE in PythonPlanStreamer
- [FLINK-10946] - Resuming Externalized Checkpoint (rocks, incremental, scale up) end-to-end test failed on Travis
- [FLINK-10990] - Enforce minimum timespan in MeterView
- [FLINK-10992] - Jepsen: Do not use /tmp as HDFS Data Directory
- [FLINK-10997] - Avro-confluent-registry does not bundle any dependency
- [FLINK-10998] - flink-metrics-ganglia has LGPL dependency
- [FLINK-11011] - Elasticsearch 6 sink end-to-end test unstable
- [FLINK-11017] - Time interval for window aggregations in SQL is wrongly translated if specified with YEAR_MONTH resolution
- [FLINK-11029] - Incorrect parameter in Working with state doc
- [FLINK-11041] - ReinterpretDataStreamAsKeyedStreamITCase.testReinterpretAsKeyedStream failed on Travis
- [FLINK-11045] - UserCodeClassLoader has not been set correctly for RuntimeUDFContext in CollectionExecutor
- [FLINK-11083] - CRowSerializerConfigSnapshot is not instantiable
- [FLINK-11087] - Broadcast state migration Incompatibility from 1.5.3 to 1.7.0
- [FLINK-11123] - Missing import in ML quickstart docs
- [FLINK-11136] - Fix the logical of merge for DISTINCT aggregates
Improvement
- [FLINK-4173] - Replace maven-assembly-plugin by maven-shade-plugin in flink-metrics
- [FLINK-10353] - Restoring a KafkaProducer with Semantic.EXACTLY_ONCE from a savepoint written with Semantic.AT_LEAST_ONCE fails with NPE
- [FLINK-10608] - Add avro files generated by datastream-allround-test to RAT exclusions
- [FLINK-10613] - Remove logger casts in HBaseConnectorITCase
- [FLINK-10614] - Update test_batch_allround.sh e2e to new testing infrastructure
- [FLINK-10637] - Start MiniCluster with random REST port
- [FLINK-10678] - Add a switch to run_test to configure if logs should be checked for errors/excepions
- [FLINK-10692] - Harden Confluent schema E2E test
- [FLINK-10883] - Submitting a jobs without enough slots times out due to a unspecified timeout
- [FLINK-10906] - docker-entrypoint.sh logs credentails during startup
- [FLINK-10916] - Include duplicated user-specified uid into error message
- [FLINK-10951] - Disable enforcing of YARN container virtual memory limits in tests
- [FLINK-11005] - Define flink-sql-client uber-jar dependencies via artifactSet
Test
- [FLINK-10606] - Construct NetworkEnvironment simple for tests
- [FLINK-10607] - Unify to remove duplicated NoOpResultPartitionConsumableNotifier
- [FLINK-10827] - Add test for duplicate() to SerializerTestBase
Wish
- [FLINK-10793] - Change visibility of TtlValue and TtlSerializer to public for external tools


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Hey this is RJ
I decided to stop explaining myself to people uh knw why?
Coz people who love me.. don't need an explanation..
And people who don't love me...
don't care for an explanation...
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Gamepad Class
Gamepad provides basic support for gamepads.
Some gamepads require a button press to being detected.
Gamepad implementation across browsers is still fragmented, every browser implements it a bit differently, so test it on every target before deploying an application using it.
For more information about the Gamepad API state take look at the W3C Gamepad API page https://www.w3.org/TR/gamepad/.
Constructor
Gamepad
()
Item Index
Methods
Methods
disconnect
()
Disconnect this gamepad object.
getAnalogueButton
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button
Get analog button value between 0 and 1.
If the button is not analog enabled it will return 0 if button is not pressed or 1 if the button is pressed.
Parameters:
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button
NumberButton to get analogue value from.
Returns:
Value between 0 and 1 depending how hard the button is pressed.
getAxis
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Axis
Get axis value between -1 and 1 depending on the direction.
Parameters:
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Axis
Numberto get value from.
Returns:
Value between -1 and 1 depending on the axis direction
setGamepad
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Browser
Set which gamepad should be used by this Gamepad instance.
Can be used to override the gamepad attached to this object and enable multiple gamepad support.
Parameters:
-
Browser
Objectgamepad object.
setProductVendor
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gamepad
Get vendor id and product id for the connected gamepad.
Parameters:
-
gamepad
ObjectGamepad object.
update
()
Update the gamepad state.
Should be called every frame before checking the buttons values.


Data Science
Speaker：Mina He
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Sentiment Analysis
Named Entity Recognition (NER)
演示magic标签效果
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Thermostat saga
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reset
power saving mode is
on
PSM on
PSM off
Current temperature:
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Current temperature:
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Properties of Nouns
Nouns change their form to show number.
When only one person, place, animal, idea, or thing is being referred to, it is said to be in the singular number - bird, girl, toy, book, man, branch, etc.
When more than one person, place, animal, idea, or thing is being denoted, it is said to be in the plural number - birds, girls, toys, books, men, branches, etc.
The plural of a noun is generally formed by adding -s to the singular noun.
| Singular | Plural |
|---|---|
| one day | two days |
| one book | some books |
| one teacher | many teachers |
Most nouns that end in -s, -sh, -ch, -z, or -x form the plural by adding -es to the singular. If the word ends in a single -z, double the -z and add -es.
| Singular | Plural |
|---|---|
| one bus | some buses |
| one dish | more dishes |
| a church | several churches |
| one box | many boxes |
| a quiz | a number of quizzes |
Most nouns that end in -o form the plural by adding -es to the singular.
| Singular | Plural |
|---|---|
| zero | zeroes |
| echo | echoes |
| hero | heroes |
| potato | potatoes |
However, nouns ending in -o preceded by a vowel and words related to music ending in -o merely add -s to the singular.
| Singular | Plural |
|---|---|
| piano | pianos |
| radio | radios |
| solo | solos |
| ratio | ratios |
| igloo | igloos |


The contents of this directory, and the the kpfutils
namespace, are not a single library. Rather, they are a set of common tools and conventions I use for writing astronomical applications. They are needed to compile other C++ programs I have written, but are not intended for standalone use.
More information, including installation instructions, can be found in the kpfutils Library Reference Manual, provided with the source distribution in HTML and PDF format.
For questions or feedback, please contact Krzysztof Findeisen.


config
config: object
apiVersion
apiVersion: string = "*"
authorization_url
authorization_url: string = "https://auth.bullhornstaffing.com/oauth/authorize"
client_id
client_id: string = "UNDEFINED"
client_secret
client_secret: string = "UNDEFINED"
login_url
login_url: string = "https://rest.bullhornstaffing.com/rest-services/login"
redirect_url
redirect_url: string = "https://localhost:3000"
token_url
token_url: string = "https://auth.bullhornstaffing.com/oauth/token"
useCookies
useCookies: boolean = false
Used to authenticate with Bullhorn OAuth Service and track session.
object used to configure you bullhorn service
to be used for Authentication
to return to after authentication defaults to window.location
Client ID provided by the developer center.
Client Secret provided by the developer center.
Version to target, defaults '*' (latest)
let conn = new Staffing({ BhRestToken: '~BULLHORN_REST_TOKEN~', restUrl: '~BULLHORN_REST_ENDPOING~', });


Draw Mode Circle
Circles are created using the center and a point on the perimeter.
- Move cursor to center of circle
- Press 7 to select the center Circle begins dynamic preview
- Move the cursor to a point on the perimeter
- Press 7 to define the radius and create the circle Circle ends dynamic preview
Remarks:
- Enter aborts creation of a circle.
- You must use the Draw Mode Ellipse command with equal axes to draw a circle in 3 dimensions.


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Before Change
// Use tf.random_uniform and not numpy.random.rand as doing the former would
// generate random numbers at graph eval time, unlike the latter which
// generates random numbers at graph definition time.
max_offset_height = control_flow_ops.with_dependencies(
asserts, tf.reshape(image_height - crop_height + 1, []))
max_offset_width = control_flow_ops.with_dependencies(
asserts, tf.reshape(image_width - crop_width + 1, []))
offset_height = tf.random_uniform(
[], maxval=max_offset_height, dtype=tf.int32)
After Change
// Use tf.random_uniform and not numpy.random.rand as doing the former would
// generate random numbers at graph eval time, unlike the latter which
// generates random numbers at graph definition time.
with tf.control_dependencies(asserts):
max_offset_height = tf.reshape(image_height - crop_height + 1, [])
with tf.control_dependencies(asserts):
max_offset_width = tf.reshape(image_width - crop_width + 1, [])
offset_height = tf.random_uniform(
[], maxval=max_offset_height, dtype=tf.int32)
offset_width = tf.random_uniform(
[], maxval=max_offset_width, dtype=tf.int32)


Responsive flat design jQuery DateTime Picker plugin for Web & Mobile
* This does not work in IE versions less than 9
Basic Usage of DateTimePicker without <input type="text"> Show DateTimePicker on Event other than focus of Input Field Show DateTimePicker with a custom DateFormat in the DateTimePicker Header Increment/Decrement minutes with given Interval. Increment/Decrement seconds with given Interval. DateFormat, TimeFormat or DateTimeFormat specified as a Data Attributes DateFormat, TimeFormat or DateTimeFormat specified as Plugin Parameters DateFormat, TimeFormat or DateTimeFormat specified as Plugin Parameters as well as Data Attribute. In this case, Data Attribute has a higher priority. "MM yyyy", "MMM yyyy" and "MMMM yyyy" formats. Maximum and Minimum Date, Time or DateTime can be specified as Data Attribute Maximum and Minimum Date, Time or DateTime can be specified as Plugin Parameter Maximum and Minimum Date, Time or DateTime can be specified as Plugin Parameter and Data Attribute. In this case, Data Attribute has a higher priority. Set Today As Minimum Date Start and End Date, Time and DateTime fields can be specified as Data Attribute DateTimePicker Popup View specified as Parameter DateTimePicker Dropdown View specified as Parameter DateTimePicker View specified as HTML5 Custom Data Attribute DateTimePicker View selected based on Document Width DateTimePicker Inline View Internationalization Internationalization German Set Value In Input Field DateTimePicker with Angular JS Increment/Decrement with hold of Increment/Decrement buttons for touch devices Increment/Decrement with hold of Increment/Decrement buttons


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ICRC trains 30 Nigerian surgeons on magt of wounded patients
by YEKEEN AkinwaleA TOTAL of 30 Nigerian health professionals working in areas affected by armed conflict and violence have been trained on how to provide life-saving surgical care to weapon wounded patients in difficult environments with limited equipment and resources.
The training of the surgeons who were drawn from 20 states across the country was organised by the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) in collaboration with the Federal Ministry of Health.
It included lifesaving techniques to manage injuries from explosions, abdominal and thoracic injuries as well as fractures from other weapons.
A statement by the ICRC sent to The ICIR said the training was held in Abuja between November 12 and 14.
“The seminar is of paramount importance as many people in areas affected by conflict and violence do not have access to basic health services,” said Eloi Fillion, Head of the ICRC Delegation in Nigeria.
“Repeated attacks against healthcare personnel and facilities make the situation even more dramatic.”
It said all wounded people have the right to medical care according to international humanitarian law and the principles of medical ethics, and “the ICRC works to promote these principles.”
The statement explained that ICRC in partnership with the Federal Ministry of Health has been organising surgical seminars in Nigeria since 2012 and has so far trained over 400 surgeons, nurses and anaesthetists.
It revealed that surgical team in Maiduguri has this year operated about 1,700 casualties while over 260,000 persons received access to healthcare services in 20 primary healthcare centres supported by the ICRC.
“Together with the Nigerian Red Cross, the organisation has provided first aid training to over 1,500 people in nineteen states of Nigeria,” the statement concluded.


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