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| XMEGA Application Note | |||||
#include <stdint.h>
#include "avr_compiler.h"
Go to the source code of this file.
Defines | |
| #define | SLEEPMGR_CTRL_REG SLEEP.CTRL |
| Sleep mode control register. | |
| #define | SLEEPMGR_DEFINE_MODES |
| Sleep mode configuration values. | |
| #define | SLEEPMGR_DISABLE_SLEEP() |
| Disable sleep, so that subsequent sleep attempts will fail, until reenabled. | |
| #define | SLEEPMGR_ENABLE_MASK SLEEP_SEN_bm |
| Bitmask for Sleep Enable bit. | |
| #define | SLEEPMGR_MODE_MASK SLEEP_SMODE_gm |
| Bitmask for all sleep mode bits. | |
| #define | SLEEPMGR_PREPARE_SLEEP(sleepMode) |
| Prepare sleep configuration. Used before actually entering sleep mode. | |
Typedefs | |
| typedef uint8_t | SLEEPMGR_lock_t |
| Type holding sleep mode lock counts. This decides the maximum lock count. | |
| typedef enum SLEEPMGR_mode_enum | SLEEPMGR_mode_t |
| Sleep mode names. | |
Enumerations | |
| enum | SLEEPMGR_mode_enum { SLEEPMGR_IDLE, SLEEPMGR_ESTDBY, SLEEPMGR_SAVE, SLEEPMGR_STDBY, SLEEPMGR_DOWN, SLEEPMGR_NUM_MODES } |
| Sleep mode names. More... |
This file contains the configuration of the different sleep modes and their order of priority for the sleep manager.
Copyright (c) 2008, Atmel Corporation All rights reserved.
Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions are met:
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3. The name of ATMEL may not be used to endorse or promote products derived from this software without specific prior written permission.

Definition in file config_sleepmgr.h.
| #define SLEEPMGR_CTRL_REG SLEEP.CTRL |
| #define SLEEPMGR_DEFINE_MODES |
Value:
static uint8_t PROGMEM_DECLARE(SLEEPMGR_modes[SLEEPMGR_NUM_MODES]) = \ { \ SLEEP_SMODE_IDLE_gc, \ SLEEP_SMODE_ESTDBY_gc, \ SLEEP_SMODE_PSAVE_gc, \ SLEEP_SMODE_STDBY_gc, \ SLEEP_SMODE_PDOWN_gc \ };
This table is defined as a macro, which in turn is used in the sleepmgr.c file. It contains the sleep mode configuration values for all relevant sleep modes. Only include the sleep modes you intend to use, and make sure the shallowest (most "awake") sleep mode is the first one listed, and the deepest mode the last one listed. Do not include ACTIVE mode, as that is not regarded as a sleep mode as such. Make sure that the SLEEPMGR_mode_enum is updated accordingly.
Definition at line 107 of file config_sleepmgr.h.
| #define SLEEPMGR_DISABLE_SLEEP | ( | ) |
Value:
{ \ SLEEPMGR_CTRL_REG &= ~SLEEPMGR_ENABLE_MASK; \ }
Definition at line 127 of file config_sleepmgr.h.
Referenced by SLEEPMGR_CancelSleep(), and SLEEPMGR_Sleep().
| #define SLEEPMGR_ENABLE_MASK SLEEP_SEN_bm |
| #define SLEEPMGR_MODE_MASK SLEEP_SMODE_gm |
| #define SLEEPMGR_PREPARE_SLEEP | ( | sleepMode | ) |
Value:
{ \ SLEEPMGR_CTRL_REG = \ (SLEEPMGR_CTRL_REG & ~SLEEPMGR_MODE_MASK) | \ (sleepMode) | SLEEPMGR_ENABLE_MASK; \ }
Definition at line 119 of file config_sleepmgr.h.
Referenced by SLEEPMGR_Sleep().
| typedef uint8_t SLEEPMGR_lock_t |
Type holding sleep mode lock counts. This decides the maximum lock count.
Definition at line 73 of file config_sleepmgr.h.
| typedef enum SLEEPMGR_mode_enum SLEEPMGR_mode_t |
Sleep mode names.
This enumeration holds the identifiers used throughout the application to refer to sleep modes when locking and unlocking. Make sure the contents of this enumeration always correspond to the contents of the SLEEPMGR_modes[] table, which is defined below. Do not touch the last entry SLEEPMGR_NUM_MODES as it is used to indicate the number of sleep modes used in this application.
| enum SLEEPMGR_mode_enum |
Sleep mode names.
This enumeration holds the identifiers used throughout the application to refer to sleep modes when locking and unlocking. Make sure the contents of this enumeration always correspond to the contents of the SLEEPMGR_modes[] table, which is defined below. Do not touch the last entry SLEEPMGR_NUM_MODES as it is used to indicate the number of sleep modes used in this application.
| SLEEPMGR_IDLE | |
| SLEEPMGR_ESTDBY | |
| SLEEPMGR_SAVE | |
| SLEEPMGR_STDBY | |
| SLEEPMGR_DOWN | |
| SLEEPMGR_NUM_MODES | Do not change! This equals the sleep mode count. |
Definition at line 83 of file config_sleepmgr.h.
00084 { 00085 SLEEPMGR_IDLE, 00086 SLEEPMGR_ESTDBY, 00087 SLEEPMGR_SAVE, 00088 SLEEPMGR_STDBY, 00089 SLEEPMGR_DOWN, 00090 SLEEPMGR_NUM_MODES 00091 } SLEEPMGR_mode_t;
| Generated on Mon Nov 9 13:44:30 2009 for XMEGA power consumption evaluation code by 1.5.9 |


Helper type to index all possible resources of the current workspace.
Predicate function to determine if the node is possible as a "usage". Checks for the node identifier to be the last of the identifier list.
Predicate function to determine if the node is possible as a "usage". Checks if the identifier is on the lefthand side of a property access.
Generates typescript code for a default import.
Generates typescript code for an external module import.
Generates typescript code for a method declaration.
Generates typescript code for a named import.
Generates typescript code for a namespace import
Generates typescript code for parameters.
Generates typescript code for a class property.
Generates typescript code for a string import.
Generates typescript code for a symbol specifier.
Generates typescript code for a variable.
Function that calculates the default name of a resource. This is used when a default export has no name (i.e. export class {}).
Returns the name of the node folder. Is used as the library name for indexing. (e.g. ./node_modules/webpack returns webpack)
Returns the type text (type information) for a given node.
Returns the enum value (visibility) of a node.
Returns the visibility string for a given enum value.
Determines if the given object is an AliasedImport.
Determines if the given node is an ArrayBindingPattern (i.e. let [x, y] = foo).
Determines if the given object is a CallableDeclaration.
Determines if the given node is a ConstructorDeclaration.
Determines if the given node is an ExportDeclaration.
Determines if the given object is an ExportableDeclaration.
Determines if the given node is an ExternalModuleReference.
Determines if the given node is a FunctionDeclaration.
Determines if the given node is an Identifier.
Determines if the given node is an ImportDeclaration.
Determines if the given node is an ImportEqualsDeclaration.
Determines if the given node is a MethodDeclaration.
Determines if the given node is a MethodSignature.
Determines if the given node are NamedExports.
Determines if the given node are NamedImports.
Determines if the given node is a NamespaceImport.
Checks if the given typescript node has the default flag. (e.g. export default class Foobar).
Checks if the given typescript node has the exported flag. (e.g. export class Foobar).
Determines if the given node is an ObjectBindingPattern (i.e. let {x, y} = foo).
Determines if the given node is a PropertyDeclaration.
Determines if the given node is a PropertySignature.
Determines if the given node is a StringLiteral.
Returns a normalized version of the a path uri. Removes a "file://" or "file:///" prefix and removes semicolons.
Parses a class node into its declaration. Calculates the properties, constructors and methods of the class.
Parses the identifiers of a class (usages).
Parse information about a constructor. Contains parameters and used modifiers (i.e. constructor(private name: string)).
Parses an enum node into the declaration.
Parses an export node into the declaration.
Parses a function into its declaration. Parses the functions sub information like parameters and variables.
Parse the parts of a function. All functions / methods contain various information about used variables and parameters.
Parses an identifier into a usage of a resource if the predicates are true.
Parses an import node into the declaration.
Parses an interface node into its declaration. Calculates the property and method defintions of the interface as well.
Parse method parameters.
Parses a type alias into the declaration.
Parse a variable. Information such as "is the variable const" are calculated here.
Sort function for symbol specifiers. Does sort after the specifiers name (to lowercase).
Creates a template from an expression string. The template can then be used to infuse stuff into the template.
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All generatable items combined. If the element is not generatable, the specific generator should throw an exception.


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An agent is required to clear into and out of Sri Lanka.
Preferably establish contact with an agent before arrival so they can arrange for your permission to enter the harbour.
See Sri Lanka/Clearance Agents for a list of agents. Whilst agents must charge as per a government price tarif, there are still price differences between the different agents, so ask for several quotes.
Emailing the agent in advance with the following details may save you time hanging around waiting: Yacht Name, LOA, beam, draft, flag, port of registry and registration number. Name of Master, Masters Passport No., Last Port, Departure Date. No. of Crew and crew details, including nationality and passport numbers. If anyone is flying out of Sri Lanka list them as passengers and not crew.
Clearance Procedure on Arrival
Clearance must be carried out through this agent, both on arrival and departure. The agent is supposed to ensure that the captain complies with port and immigration regulations, that he has sufficient funds in foreign exchange for the fees and that all port dues and customs duties are settled before departure.
It is recommended that you call your chosen agent on VHF about half an hour out (before calling Port Control), and again as you get closer. They will contact the officials to meet you on arrival.
Arriving yachts must also call the Port Authority on VHF Channel 16 when approx. 1.5NM off, to notify them of arrival.
A Port Authority official will come out to the boat during office hours (08:00-12:00, 13:00-16:00 Monday to Friday) to fill in an arrival report (yacht details, crew list, etc.). The agent appointed will come to the yacht. Usually the agent will bring the health officer for the quarantine inspection, who will board the yacht and inspect it before granting pratique. Then the yacht will be inspected by a Customs officer, who will require the last port clearance. Crew lists and details of any passengers or crew who are leaving the vessel have to be given to Immigration.
Expect to be boarded by Health control, Immigration, Customs and Port Security. Be aware that these officials may ask for "gifts" after having searched the boat. Do not be intimidated into doing so, if you do not wish it.
The port authority will indicate the area in each port where yachts may anchor. Yachts should not move from their original mooring without the Harbour Master's permission. Permission is also needed before hauling out a yacht. Land the dinghy at the appointed places in each port.
Departure
On departure a clearance certificate must be obtained from Customs. If the yacht is sailing along the coast, a clearance certificate must be obtained for calling at other ports in Sri Lanka. Access is only permitted to official ports of entry.
Last updated March 2015.
Passports must be valid for at least 6 months on arrival.
On-line visa application
Sri Lanka requires that you apply and be approved for a visa PRIOR to arrival. You apply for the visa on-line at www.eta.gov.lk, and pay approximately $35 USD per person during the application process (by credit card).
Tourist visas are valid for 30 days and can only be extended for up to 6 months by going to the head Immigration Office in the capital city of Colombo.
If you attempt to clear into Sri Lanka WITHOUT a pre-approved visa, you may be asked to leave Sri Lanka waters immediately, or you may be charged a significant fee to process you visa on demand. In January 2015 several yachts arrived without a visa and were charged $200 USD per person, no receipt provided, for a visa.
For more information, please visit the Immigration website.
Notes:
Any crew or passengers leaving the yacht in Sri Lanka must get a landing endorsement from Immigration or police before leaving the harbour. It is an offence for someone who is not a crew member, or no longer a crew member, to move ashore without a landing endorsement. Likewise, the master may not engage any crew while in Sri Lanka without permission from Immigration or police. A new crew list should be given to the police if there are any crew changes.
Last updated March 2015.
Firearms must be declared on arrival and held in custody by Customs until departure. Ensure that a receipt is obtained for the firearms.
All electrical and electronic goods such as cameras or radios must be re-exported.
Customs permission has to be obtained for any item that is taken off or put on board the yacht, including ship's stores and items being repaired. In Galle the Customs at the harbour gate will often check the contents of any bags carried.
Yachts may stay up to two months.
Last updated July 2016.
Malaria prophylaxis is recommended.
Vaccines for Hepatitis A and Typhoid are recommended.
There is no risk of yellow fever in Sri Lanka. The government of Sri Lanka requires proof of yellow fever vaccination only if you are arriving from a country with risk of yellow fever.
Port dues: US$200 for the first month or part thereof, which must be paid on arrival. $175 for subsequent months. Payment made at one port is valid for other ports. US$20 customs fee. Overtime clearance fee (approximately US$10).
Above fee includes agent fee, but excludes costs of visas.
On-line visa application: US$30 per person
Customs charges if the yacht departs after 24 hours: 2400 LKR (US$25 including tips).
No overtime fees apply as all formalities are completed within normal working hours.
A note about Agency fees:
All agencies must charge as per the tariff issued by the government, which has not changed since 2008. This is as follows:
1) The first 10 days or part thereof: 100USD
2) Thereafter for each additional 10 days or part thereof: 50USD
3) If one stays for 30 days, agent must be paid: 200USD
4) SLPA charges for 30 days: 100 USD
Be sure to get a quote from your potential agent PRIOR to visiting Sri Lanka. You should ask for an itemized list of ALL government and agent fees which will be incurred during your estimated stay in Sri Lanka.
Some agencies request or require that you pay them for their services prior to arrival via electronic funds transfer (EFT bank transfer). You may however want to seriously consider paying your agent in local currency or US dollars, with a paid receipt in return. If you do accept the EFT option, be sure to clarify who is going to pay the bank fees prior to transferring the funds.
Last updated March 2015.
Anchorage in any other area in Sri Lankan territorial waters except a port of entry is forbidden to yachts, unless in distress or an emergency situation.
You must carry a form of official photographic identification with you at all times otherwise you may be detained.
You can be fined if you ignore instructions not to smoke or drink in certain public areas.
Dangerous and toxic substances (oil, gas, chemicals, paint) must be disposed of responsibly via your agent.
Cover your legs and shoulders, and take off shoes and hats if you are entering a Buddhist temple.
 The mistreatment of Buddhist images and artefacts is a serious offence and tourists have been convicted for this.
You are required to have a shipping agent when clearing into and out of Sri Lanka. This applies to all yachts and all ports. You must select and correspond with your agent PRIOR to arrival. Most shipping agents have their main office in the capital, Colombo. However, they often subcontract the clearance process to local firms in Trinco and Galle.
For information on charges by agents see Fees.
Animals should possess a vaccination record and quarantine certificate. The Sri Lankan quarantine office should be informed (this can be done via your agent) and allowed to inspect the animal and issue a certificate. It is only after that step, that the animal can be taken ashore.
Rabies is widespread and in 1989 over one hundred people had died of it in Sri Lanka.
Last updated March 2015.


RxPullToRefreshAnimationType
public enum RxPullToRefreshAnimationType
An enumeration for animation presets indicating duration and velocity when loading and backing.
-
A linear animation preset.
Declaration
Swift
case linear(duration: TimeInterval)
Parameters
duration
The total duration of the animations, measured in seconds.
-
A spring animation preset.
Declaration
Swift
case spring(duration: TimeInterval)
Parameters
duration
The total duration of the animations, measured in seconds.
-
A customizable animation preset. See the Apple doc for more information.
Declaration
Swift
case custom(duration: TimeInterval, delay: TimeInterval, springDamping: CGFloat, initialSpringVelocity: CGFloat, options: UIView.AnimationOptions)
Parameters
duration
The total duration of the animations, measured in seconds. If you specify a negative value or 0, the changes are made without animating them.
delay
The amount of time (measured in seconds) to wait before beginning the animations. Specify a value of 0 to begin the animations immediately.
damping
The damping ratio for the spring animation as it approaches its quiescent state.
velocity
The initial spring velocity. For smooth start to the animation, match this value to the view’s velocity as it was prior to attachment.
options
A mask of options indicating how you want to perform the animations. For a list of valid constants, see UIViewAnimationOptions.


Classes
Methods
-
<inner> compact()
-
remove all falsy values from the crio
Returns:
new crio instance
- Type
- Crio
-
<inner> concat(items)
-
append the items passed to the crio
Parameters:
Name Type Argument Description items
Array.<*> <repeatable>
items to append to the crio
Returns:
new crio array instance
- Type
- CrioArray
-
<inner> constructor(object)
-
add the items to the crio, and return a frozen version
Parameters:
Name Type Description object
Object object passed for crioing
Returns:
crioed object
- Type
- Crio
-
<inner> copyWithin(target [, start] [, end])
-
move values around within the array
Parameters:
Name Type Argument Default Description target
number target to copy
start
number <optional>
0 index to start copying to
end
number <optional>
this.length index to stop copying to
Returns:
new crio array instance
- Type
- CrioArray
-
<inner> delete(key)
-
remove an item from the crio
Parameters:
Name Type Description key
number | string the key to remove from the crio
Returns:
new crio instance with item removed
- Type
- Crio
-
<inner> deleteIn(keys)
-
remove a nested item from the crio
Parameters:
Name Type Description keys
Array.<(number|string)> the path of the item to remove
Returns:
new crio instance with the item removed
- Type
- Crio
-
<inner> difference(arrays)
-
find the values in this that do not exist in any of the arrays passed
Parameters:
Name Type Description arrays
Array.<Array> arrays to get the difference of
Returns:
array of items matching diffference criteria
- Type
- CrioArray
-
<inner> entries()
-
get the pairs of [key, value] in the crio
Returns:
[key, value] pairs
- Type
- Array.<Array.<string>>
-
<inner> equals(object)
-
does the object passed equal the crio
Parameters:
Name Type Description object
* object to compare against the instance
Returns:
is the object equal
- Type
- boolean
-
<inner> every(fn [, thisArg])
-
does every instance in the crio match
Parameters:
Name Type Argument Default Description fn
function the function to test for matching
thisArg
* <optional>
this argument for "this" to use in the iteration
Returns:
does every instance match
- Type
- boolean
-
<inner> fill(value [, start] [, end])
-
fill the array at certain indices with the value passed
Parameters:
Name Type Argument Default Description value
* the value to fill the indices with
start
number <optional>
0 the starting index to fill
end
number <optional>
this.length the ending index to fill
Returns:
new crio array instance
- Type
- CrioArray
-
<inner> filter(fn [, thisArg])
-
get a reduced set from the crio
Parameters:
Name Type Argument Default Description fn
function function to test for if it should be returned or not
thisArg
* <optional>
this argument for "this" to use in the iteration
Returns:
new crio instance
- Type
- Crio
-
<inner> find(fn [, fromKey])
-
find an item in the crio if it exists
Parameters:
Name Type Argument Description fn
function function to test for finding the item
fromKey
number <optional>
key to start from when performing the find
Returns:
found item or undefined
- Type
- *
-
<inner> findIndex(fn [, thisArg])
-
find the matching index based on truthy return from fn
Parameters:
Name Type Argument Default Description fn
function function to use for test in iteration
thisArg
* <optional>
this argument to use as "this" in fn call
Returns:
index of match, or -1
- Type
- number
-
<inner> findKey(fn)
-
find a specific key based on a matching function
Parameters:
Name Type Description fn
function function to match
Returns:
key matching fn
- Type
- string | undefined
-
<inner> findLastIndex(fn [, thisArg])
-
find the matching index based on truthy return from fn starting from end
Parameters:
Name Type Argument Default Description fn
function function to use for test in iteration
thisArg
* <optional>
this argument to use as "this" in fn call
Returns:
index of match, or -1
- Type
- number
-
<inner> findLastKey(fn)
-
find a specific key based on a matching function, starting from the end
Parameters:
Name Type Description fn
function function to match
Returns:
key matching fn
- Type
- string | undefined
-
<inner> first( [size])
-
take the first n number of items in the array
Parameters:
Name Type Argument Default Description size
number <optional>
1 size of elements to take from beginning of array
Returns:
- Type
- CrioArray
-
<inner> forEach(fn [, thisArg])
-
iterate over the crio calling fn
Parameters:
Name Type Argument Default Description fn
function function to call in iteration
thisArg
* <optional>
this argument to use as "this" in the iteration
Returns:
new crio instance
- Type
- Crio
-
<inner> get(key)
-
get the item at key passed
Parameters:
Name Type Description key
number | string key to retrieve
Returns:
item found at key
- Type
- *
-
<inner> getIn(keys)
-
get the nested item at the path passed
Parameters:
Name Type Description keys
Array.<(number|string)> path to retrieve from
Returns:
item found at nested path
- Type
- *
-
<inner> has(key)
-
does the crio have the key passed
Parameters:
Name Type Description key
number | string key to test
Returns:
does the crio have the key
- Type
- boolean
-
<inner> hasIn(keys)
-
does the crio have the nested key at the path passed
Parameters:
Name Type Description keys
Array.<(number|string)> path to test
Returns:
does the crio have the nested path
- Type
- boolean
-
<inner> includes(value)
-
does the crio have the value passed
Parameters:
Name Type Description value
* value to test for existence
Returns:
does the value exist in the crio
- Type
- boolean
-
<inner> indexOf(value)
-
get the index of the value passed
Parameters:
Name Type Description value
* value to find in crio
Returns:
index of match, or -1
- Type
- number
-
<inner> intersection(arrays)
-
find the values in that exist in this and each of the arrays passed
Parameters:
Name Type Description arrays
Array.<Array> Returns:
- Type
- CrioArray
-
<inner> isArray()
-
is the crio an array
Returns:
is the crio an array
- Type
- boolean
-
<inner> isObject()
-
is the crio an object
Returns:
is the crio an object
- Type
- boolean
-
<inner> join( [separator])
-
join the values in the crio as a string, combined with separator
Parameters:
Name Type Argument Default Description separator
string <optional>
',' character(s) to place between strings in combination
Returns:
parameters joined by separator in string
- Type
- string
-
<inner> keys()
-
get the keys of the crio
Returns:
keys in the crio
- Type
- Array.<string>
-
<inner> last( [size])
-
take the last n number of items in the array
Parameters:
Name Type Argument Default Description size
number <optional>
1 size of elements to take from end of array
Returns:
- Type
- CrioArray
-
<inner> lastIndexOf(value)
-
get the last index of the value passed
Parameters:
Name Type Description value
* value to find in crio
Returns:
index of match, or -1
- Type
- number
-
<inner> map(fn [, thisArg])
-
iterate over the crio mapping the result of fn to the key
Parameters:
Name Type Argument Default Description fn
function function to call on iteration
thisArg
* <optional>
this argument to use as "this" in the iteration
Returns:
new crio instance
- Type
- Crio
-
<inner> merge(objects)
-
merge objects with crio
Parameters:
Name Type Argument Description objects
Array.<(CrioArray|CrioObject|Object)> <repeatable>
objects to merge with the crio
Returns:
new crio instance
- Type
- Crio
-
<inner> mergeIn(keys, objects)
-
merge the objects passed at the nested path in the crioArray
Parameters:
Name Type Argument Description keys
Array.<(number|string)> path to merge into
objects
Array.<(CrioArray|CrioObject|Object)> <repeatable>
objects to merge with the crio
Returns:
new crio instance
- Type
- Crio
-
<inner> mutate(fn [, thisArg])
-
work with the object in a mutated way and return the crioed result of that call
Parameters:
Name Type Argument Default Description fn
function function to apply to crio
thisArg
* <optional>
this argument to use for "this" in the call
Returns:
crioed value resulting from the call
- Type
- *
-
<inner> pluck(key)
-
get the values in each object in the collection at key
Parameters:
Name Type Description key
string key to find value of in collection object
Returns:
new crio instance
- Type
- Crio
-
<inner> pluckIn(keys)
-
get the values in each object in the collection at the nested path
Parameters:
Name Type Description keys
Array.<(number|string)> keys to find value of in collection object
Returns:
new crio instance
- Type
- Crio
-
<inner> pop()
-
get crio based on current crio with last item removed
Returns:
new crio array instance
- Type
- CrioArray
-
<inner> reduce(fn, initialValue [, thisArg])
-
reduce the crio down to a single value, starting with initial value
Parameters:
Name Type Argument Default Description fn
function the function to iterate with
initialValue
* the initial value of the reduction
thisArg
* <optional>
this argument to use for "this" in the call of fn
Returns:
the reduced value
- Type
- *
-
<inner> reduceRight(fn, initialValue [, thisArg])
-
reduce the crio down to a single value, starting with initial value, in reverse order
Parameters:
Name Type Argument Default Description fn
function the function to iterate with
initialValue
* the initial value of the reduction
thisArg
* <optional>
this argument to use for "this" in the call of fn
Returns:
the reduced value
- Type
- *
-
<inner> reverse()
-
get the same values, but in reverse order
Returns:
new crio array instance
- Type
- CrioArray
-
<inner> set(key, value)
-
set the value at the key passed
Parameters:
Name Type Description key
number | string key to assign value to
value
* value to assign
Returns:
new crio instance
- Type
- Crio
-
<inner> setIn(keys, value)
-
deeply set the value at the path passed
Parameters:
Name Type Description keys
Array.<(number|string)> path to assign value to
value
* value to assign
Returns:
new crio instance
- Type
- Crio
-
<inner> shift()
-
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0 first index to include
end
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new crio array instance
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function fn to iterate with
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this argument to use as "this" in the iteration
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function the function to sort based on
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new crio array instance
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splice the values into or out of the array
Parameters:
Name Type Argument Default Description start
number <optional>
0 starting index to splice
deleteCount
number <optional>
1 length from starting index to removes
items
Array.<*> <repeatable>
items to insert after delete is complete
Returns:
new crio array instance
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Returns:
plain JS version of crio
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Returns:
new crio array instance
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stringified crio
- Type
- string
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<inner> toLocaleString()
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convert the crio to stringified form
Returns:
stringified crio
- Type
- string
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<inner> toObject()
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convert the crio to an object if it isnt already
Returns:
new crio object instance
- Type
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return the current CrioArray with the duplicate values removed
Returns:
new crio instance
- Type
- CrioArray
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<inner> unshift(items)
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add items passed to the beginning of the crio array
Parameters:
Name Type Argument Description items
Array.<*> <repeatable>
items to prepend to the array
Returns:
new crio array instance
- Type
- CrioArray
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<inner> valueOf()
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noop for valueOf
Returns:
the same crio instance
- Type
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<inner> values()
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get the values of the crio as an array
Returns:
values in the crio
- Type
- Array.<*>
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<inner> xor(arrays)
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find the values that are the symmetric difference of this and the arrays passed
Parameters:
Name Type Description arrays
Array.<Array> arrays to find symmetric values in
Returns:
new crio array instance
- Type
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3 things to watch in Sunday’s Raiders-Jets game
by Vincent BonsignoreEAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — It would be easy for the Raiders to start peeking ahead to next week’s AFC West divisional showdown against the Kansas City Chiefs, but a huge step awaits them against the New York Jets.
While the Jets’ 3-7 record isn’t exactly an attention grabber, the Raiders are focused much more on the Jets’ two-game winning streak and their attacking defense.
Rightfully so, given how the Raiders desperately need to beat the Jets to set up next week’s showdown against the Chiefs.
With six games remaining, the Raiders control their own destiny. But they’ll squander it looking too far ahead and losing to a team that, on paper, they should handle.
Here are three things to watch in Sunday’s game:
Can the Raiders handle the Jets’ pass rush?
The Jets have a league-leading 16 quarterback sacks over the last three games to go along with 24 quarterbacks hits. And they do it with creative blitz packages that attack from all over the field.
In fact, safety Jamal Adams has six and linebacker Jordan Jenkins has three of those 16 sacks. That puts a premium on Raiders quarterback Derek Carr and his offensive line identifying where the blitz pressure is coming from, communicating the protection calls and then executing the blocking assignments.
Will Maxx Crosby build on his recent success?
Maxx Crosby, the Raiders’ rookie from Eastern Michigan, had a career-high four sacks last Sunday against the Cincinnati Bengals to up his season total to 6.5. His length, athletic ability and competitiveness make him an ideal pass rusher, and as last Sunday showed, he is beginning to put it all together.
The performance got the attention of the Jets, who will likely set their protection in his direction. While that might mean a harder time getting to the quarterback, it also can open things up for his defensive teammates.
What kind of day will Josh Jacobs have?
One way the Raiders can help mitigate the pressure the Jets create with their pass rush is a dependable run game that takes advantage of an overly aggressive defensive attack.
The Jets are giving up 42.3 rushing yards per game over their last three games, but there should be opportunities Jacobs can exploit given the structure of the Jets’ defense.
If so, the seed the Raiders plant with Jacobs will benefit Derek Carr in the pass game as the Jets’ blitzing nature — coupled with some potential cheating by other defensive players eager to stop the run — could create some big-play opportunities downfield.
More Raiders: Follow at vegasnation.com and @VegasNation on Twitter.
Game day
Who: Raiders at Jets
When: 10 a.m. Sunday
Where: MetLife Stadium, East Rutherford, N.J.
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| AthLon02 | Athens | London | 24/12/2019 13:30 μ.μ. | 3h 45m | 3 seats | |
| AthLon03 | Athens | London | 24/12/2019 19:45 μ.μ. | 3h 45m | 6 seats |
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| AthPar01 | Athens | Paris | 18/01/2020 10:30 π.μ. | 3h 00m | 3 seats | |
| AthPar02 | Athens | Paris | 26/12/2019 22:30 μ.μ. | 3h 00m | 5 seats | |
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| AthRome01 | Athens | Rome | 29/12/2019 16:30 μ.μ. | 1h 15m | 5 seats | |
| AthRome02 | Athens | Rome | 30/12/2019 07:30 π.μ. | 1h 15m | 2 seats | |
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| LonAth01 | London | Athens | 01/01/2020 05:30 π.μ. | 3h 45m | 3 seats | |
| LonAth02 | London | Athens | 25/12/2019 17:30 μ.μ. | 3h 45m | 4 seats | |
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| LonRome01 | London | Rome | 14/12/2019 05:30 π.μ. | 2h 50m | 3 seats | |
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Estimated reading time: 4 minutesYou are viewing docs for legacy standalone Swarm. These topics describe standalone Docker Swarm. In Docker 1.12 and higher, Swarm mode is integrated with Docker Engine. Most users should use integrated Swarm mode — a good place to start is Getting started with swarm mode, Swarm mode CLI commands, and the Get started with Docker walkthrough). Standalone Docker Swarm is not integrated into the Docker Engine API and CLI commands.
Docker Compose and Docker Swarm aim to have full integration, meaning you can point a Compose app at a Swarm cluster and have it all just work as if you were using a single Docker host.
The actual extent of integration depends on which version of the Compose file format you are using:
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Read Get started with multi-host networking to see how to set up a Swarm cluster with Docker Machine and the overlay driver. Once you’ve got it running, deploying your app to it should be as simple as:
$ eval "$(docker-machine env --swarm <name of swarm master machine>)"
$ docker-compose up
Limitations
Building images
Swarm can build an image from a Dockerfile just like a single-host Docker instance can, but the resulting image only lives on a single node and won’t be distributed to other nodes.
If you want to use Compose to scale the service in question to multiple nodes,
build the image, push it to a registry such as Docker Hub, and reference it
from docker-compose.yml
:
$ docker build -t myusername/web .
$ docker push myusername/web
$ cat docker-compose.yml
web:
image: myusername/web
$ docker-compose up -d
$ docker-compose scale web=3
Multiple dependencies
If a service has multiple dependencies of the type which force co-scheduling
(see Automatic scheduling below), it’s possible that
Swarm schedules the dependencies on different nodes, making the dependent
service impossible to schedule. For example, here foo
needs to be co-scheduled
with bar
and baz
:
version: "2"
services:
foo:
image: foo
volumes_from: ["bar"]
network_mode: "service:baz"
bar:
image: bar
baz:
image: baz
The problem is that Swarm might first schedule bar
and baz
on different
nodes (since they’re not dependent on one another), making it impossible to
pick an appropriate node for foo
.
To work around this, use manual scheduling to ensure that all three services end up on the same node:
version: "2"
services:
foo:
image: foo
volumes_from: ["bar"]
network_mode: "service:baz"
environment:
- "constraint:node==node-1"
bar:
image: bar
environment:
- "constraint:node==node-1"
baz:
image: baz
environment:
- "constraint:node==node-1"
Host ports and recreating containers
If a service maps a port from the host, such as 80:8000
, then you may get an
error like this when running docker-compose up
on it after the first time:
docker: Error response from daemon: unable to find a node that satisfies
container==6ab2dfe36615ae786ef3fc35d641a260e3ea9663d6e69c5b70ce0ca6cb373c02.
The usual cause of this error is that the container has a volume (defined either in its image or in the Compose file) without an explicit mapping, and so in order to preserve its data, Compose has directed Swarm to schedule the new container on the same node as the old container. This results in a port clash.
There are two viable workarounds for this problem:
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Specify a named volume, and use a volume driver which is capable of mounting the volume into the container regardless of what node it’s scheduled on.
Compose does not give Swarm any specific scheduling instructions if a service uses only named volumes.
version: "2" services: web: build: . ports: - "80:8000" volumes: - web-logs:/var/log/web volumes: web-logs: driver: custom-volume-driver
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Remove the old container before creating the new one. You lose any data in the volume.
$ docker-compose stop web $ docker-compose rm -f web $ docker-compose up web
Scheduling containers
Automatic scheduling
Some configuration options result in containers being automatically scheduled on the same Swarm node to ensure that they work correctly. These are:
-
network_mode: "service:..."
andnetwork_mode: "container:..."
(andnet: "container:..."
in the version 1 file format). -
volumes_from
-
links
Manual scheduling
Swarm offers a rich set of scheduling and affinity hints, enabling you to
control where containers are located. They are specified via container
environment variables, so you can use Compose’s environment
option to set
them.
# Schedule containers on a specific node
environment:
- "constraint:node==node-1"
# Schedule containers on a node that has the 'storage' label set to 'ssd'
environment:
- "constraint:storage==ssd"
# Schedule containers where the 'redis' image is already pulled
environment:
- "affinity:image==redis"
For the full set of available filters and expressions, see the Swarm documentation.
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AI and the personalised marketing approach of the future
Artificial intelligence holds the key to delivering more human and relevant marketing experiences at scale
I think it is fair to say that an in-depth and thorough understanding of consumers and their behaviours is the holy grail of relevant, i.e. effective, marketing. This principle rings true not only for B2C marketing but also for B2B, although the process and means of engagement may be different.
Consumer insight around culture, purchase behaviour, brand sentiment and advocacy are some of the key drivers behind relevant consumer engagement. Ask any marketer, salesperson or creative director.
As marketers, we live in a golden age. There is no better time to gain insight into consumer behaviour and to improve our segmentation approaches. The reason for this is simple – there is an abundance of available marketing data. Data, along with technology, has truly become the fuel that enables more relevant consumer interactions, at scale. That said, despite the significant stride marketers have made over the past decade, many have failed to capitalise on this opportunity.
Sure, techniques such as A/B testing and ever-more sophisticated segmentation strategies have allowed us to tailor brand interactions for more granular groups of customers, improving the relevance of engagement for each consumer. But these rules-based or manual approaches are limited because they don’t scale well and they don’t enable us to create a truly tailored brand experience for each individual. Enter Artificial Intelligence.
But making sense of this data to take real-time action is where the real challenge lies – with the sheer volume of data today, it’s simply beyond the ability of any human operator
AI holds the key to a more personalised and relevant marketing experience at a great scale. Its power lies in the way that it can crunch through massive datasets to learn about customers, then use this information to create an individually tailored message for each one.
Most marketers know there is no shortage of data about customers. Every day, people are telling brands what they want, need, prefer and expect through countless interactions with the brand on the web, social media, mobile apps, retail channels, and more. But making sense of this data to take real-time action is where the real challenge lies – with the sheer volume of data today, it’s simply beyond the ability of any human operator.
AI and machine learning can enable marketers to process big sets of data rapidly and accurately, driving truly personalised interactions with customers in real time. By observing data signals about behaviour and leveraging the information that customers supply about themselves, AI can make sense of their needs and preferences.
Using algorithms, AI can analyse and score customer traits, preferences, and behaviours, and factor in contextual identifiers such as their location or the time of day. There are few limits to the set of variables AI can leverage. And as well as delivering a more relevant and personal experience for the customer, the AI system can give marketers access to insights that help them make better strategic decisions.
Here are some examples of AI in action:
- Personalised recommendations, content, ads and messaging: Brands today might target content at people from different demographics or those who have shown different inferred interests or behaviour online – but AI takes this to new levels. It can automate the process of targeting the right content to the right person at the right time, based on numerous variables, including contextual data, behaviour, demographics, expressed interests and more.
- Granular customer segmentation: Most customer segmentation is still relatively broad. AI can help markets break down customers into more granular groups, based on insights from big data.
- Predictive analytics: Once you understand how the customer behaves, you need to predict what he or she will do next. For example, AI-powered tools can help brands predict when a customer might be about to churn, inferred from their behaviour. It can then target them with a personalised retention message or promotion.
According to research from Google, 90% of leading marketers say personalisation significantly contributes to business profitability and 61% of people expect brands to tailor experiences based on their preference. AI will have a key role to play in the future as this need to personalise marketing interactions continues to grow.
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Only the data itself is sent, without the overhead of HTTP headers, dramatically
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Notifications
if (window.webkitNotifications.checkPermission() == 0) {
// you can pass any url as a parameter
window.webkitNotifications.createNotification(tweet.picture, tweet.title,
tweet.text).show();
} else {
window.webkitNotifications.requestPermission();
}
Note: Use this button if you also want to reset the permissions
Enter your twitter user name to show your last tweet as a notification
( this feature is only available in Google Chrome )
JS
FileSystem APIs
Asynchronously write a file to a sandboxed file system using JavaScript:
window.requestFileSystem(window.TEMPORARY, 1024 * 1024, function(fs) {
// fs.root is a DirectoryEntry object.
fs.root.getFile('log.txt', {create: true}, function(fileEntry) {
fileEntry.createWriter(function(writer) { // writer is a FileWriter object.
writer.onwrite = function(e) { ... };
writer.onerror = function(e) { ... };
var bb = new BlobBuilder();
bb.append('Hello World!');
writer.write(bb.getBlob('text/plain'));
}, opt_errorHandler);
}
}, opt_errorHandler);
( The FileSystem API is currently only implemented in Google Chrome 9+ )
JS
Geolocation
if (navigator.geolocation) {
navigator.geolocation.getCurrentPosition(function(position) {
var latLng = new google.maps.LatLng(
position.coords.latitude, position.coords.longitude);
var marker = new google.maps.Marker({position: latLng, map: map});
map.setCenter(latLng);
}, errorHandler);
}
JS
Device Orientation
window.addEventListener('deviceorientation', function(event) {
var a = event.alpha;
var b = event.beta;
var g = event.gamma;
}, false);
This sample requires FF3.6+ or Google Chrome
on a device with a built in accelerometer or iOS 4.2.
HTML
Speech Input
<input type="text" x-webkit-speech />
Speech input is not enabled in your browser.
Try running Google Chrome with the --enable-speech-input flag.
<input list="cars"/>
<datalist id="cars">
<option value="BMW"/>
<option value="Ford"/>
<option value="Volvo"/>
</datalist>
<menu>
<command type="command" disabled label="Publish" />
</menu>

HTML 5
This slide deck teaches you everything you need to know about HTML 5.

HTML 5This slide deck teaches you everything you need to know about HTML 5.
<metermin="0" max="100" low="40" high="90" optimum="100" value="91">A+</meter>
Your score is: A+
<progress>working...</progress>
Download is:
<progress value="75" max="100">3/4 complete</progress>
Goal is:

My name is Neil.

My band is called Four Parts Water.

I am British.

A long cold winter delayed the blossoming of the millions of cherry, apricot, peach, and prune plum trees covering hundreds of square miles of the Valley floor. Then, unlike many years, the rains that followed were light and too early to knock the blossoms from their branches.
A long cold winter delayed the blossoming of the millions of cherry, apricot, peach, and prune plum trees covering hundreds of square miles of the Valley floor. Then, unlike many years, the rains that followed were light and too early to knock the blossoms from their branches.
A long cold winter delayed the blossoming of the millions of cherry, apricot, peach, and prune plum trees covering hundreds of square miles of the Valley floor. Then, unlike many years, the rains that followed were light and too early to knock the blossoms from their branches.
In March 1936, an unusual confluence of forces occurred in
Santa Clara County.
A long cold winter delayed the blossoming of the millions of
cherry, apricot, peach, and prune plum trees covering hundreds
of square miles of the Valley floor. Then, unlike many years,
the rains that followed were light and too early to knock
the blossoms from their branches.
Instead, by the billions, they all burst open at once.
Seemingly overnight, the ocean of green that was the Valley
turned into a low, soft, dizzyingly perfumed cloud of pink
and white. Uncounted bees and yellow jackets, newly born,
raced out of their hives and holes, overwhelmed by this
impossible banquet.
Then came the wind.
It roared off the Pacific Ocean, through the nearly
uninhabited passes of the Santa Cruz Mountains and then,
flattening out, poured down into the great alluvial plains
of the Valley. A tidal bore of warm air, it tore along the
columns of trees, ripped the blossoms apart and carried them
off in a fluttering flood of petals like foam rolling up a
beach.
This perfumed blizzard hit Stevens Creek Boulevard, a two-lane
road with a streetcar line down its center, that was the main
road in the West Valley. It froze traffic, as drivers found
themselves lost in a soft, muted whiteout. Only the streetcar,
its path predetermined, passed on...
CSS
Text stroke
div {
-webkit-text-fill-color: black;
-webkit-text-stroke-color: red;
-webkit-text-stroke-width: 0.00px;
}
face: border-radius: 0px;
left eye: border-radius: 0px;
right eye: border-radius: 0px;
base white: border-radius: 0px;
mouth: border-radius: 0px;
nose: border-radius: 0px;
left black eye: border-radius: 0px;
right black eye: border-radius: 0px;
CSS
Gradients
background: -webkit-gradient(linear, left top, left bottom,
from(#00abeb), to(white),
color-stop(0.5, white), color-stop(0.5, #66cc00))
@-webkit-keyframespulse {
from {
opacity: 0.0;
font-size: 100%;
}
to {
opacity: 1.0;
font-size: 200%;
}
}
div {
-webkit-animation-name: pulse;
-webkit-animation-duration: 2s;
-webkit-animation-iteration-count: infinite;
-webkit-animation-timing-function: ease-in-out;
-webkit-animation-direction: alternate;
}
*Please make a better use of it. We don't want a new blink tag ;)
Pulse!
Nuts & Bolts
Improvements to the core platform
JS
New Selectors
Finding elements by class (DOM API)
var el = document.getElementById('section1');
el.focus();
var els = document.getElementsByTagName('div');
els[0].focus();
var els = document.getElementsByClassName('section');
els[0].focus();
Finding elements by CSS syntax (Selectors API)
var els = document.querySelectorAll("ul li:nth-child(odd)");
var tds = document.querySelectorAll("table.test > tr > td");
var el = document.querySelector("table.test > tr > td"); // el == tds[0]
HTMLJS
Custom data-* attributes
Define, store, and retrieve custom data on the DOM.
// Add new data attributes via JS.
var el = document.querySelector('#out');
el.setAttribute('data-foo', 'bar');
var html = [];
for (var key in el.dataset) {
html.push(key, ': ', el.dataset[key], '
');
}
el.innerHTML = html.join('');
Output:
id: good
name: joe
screenName: user1
foo: bar
JS
Element.classList

var el = document.querySelector('#main').classList;
el.add('highlight');
el.remove('shadow');
el.toggle('highlight');
console.log(el.contains('highlight')); // false
console.log(el.contains('shadow')); // false
console.log(el.classList.toString() == el.className); // true
Output:

JS
History API
link.addEventListener('click', function(event) {
// manually add a value to the history stack
// without making the browser load any new page
history.pushState('Contact Page Form', 'Contact Page', '/contact');
});
// capture navigation in case we want to change,
// for instance, some content when it changes
window.addEventListener('popstate', function(event) {
document.querySelector('h1').innerText = event.state; // 'Contact Page Form'
});


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Yahoo Latest News stories
Demonstrates:
loading data through AJAX
custom row height
WARNING:
Yahoo API access can be unreliable. Please be patient.
The Yahoo API is primitive and does not correctly support keyword search. Ordering has not been implemented.
View Source:
View the source for this example on Github


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Languages
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ICEsoft JSF Auction Monitor Demo
This demonstration highlights many of the capabilities that ICEfaces and Direct-to-DOM rendering provide. The Auction Monitor is an example of a multi-user, interactive experience not easily acheived using standard web application techniques. To begin with, there is no page refreshing; instead you experience smooth incremental updating of the page as you interact with it. Next you get page updates in real time. Clocks tick down, and bids appear automatically, but the user is never forced out of their current area of focus as these updates occur.
As you interact with this JSF application, here are some of the things that you can do. You will find your Direct-to-DOM version to be enriched in a number of ways.
Items can be sorted by; Item Name, Price, Bids or Time Left. Clicking on
the text in the column headers will perform the sort. Items can be
sorted in ascending or descending order.
Items can be expanded or collapsed by clicking on the small triangle to
the left of each item name.
To start bidding on an Item, click the Bid button. This will display the
Bid text field, the Accept Bid and the Cancel Bid image buttons. Type
your bid amount into the the Bid text field. The bid will not be
submitted until the Accept button has been clicked or the Enter key has
been pressed.
Bids are accepted and submitted by clicking on the Accept image button
(green check mark). Bids will also be submitted when a Bid text field
has focus and the Enter key is pressed.
Bids are canceled and not submitted by clicking on the Cancel image
button (red X).
The clocks indicate the time remaining in the auction for each item.
Since the clocks are
dynamically updated from the server, only the D2D version shows ticking
clocks.
Just enter your name and start chatting. You will automatically be
connected with other bidders that are in the chat session.
Leaving the auction page for more than a few minutes may cause your session to expire and you may need to reload the page.


A Programmer
I am an iOS and Web Developer. I'm the founder and CTO of Pubg Mobile. I ❤ coffee.
I started learning to code when I was 12 years old because I wanted to make my own video games. Over time, I have gained a wealth of experience designing and developing mobile and web applications.
But my best skill is actually in eating hot wings. I am the undisputed king of hot wing challenges. Ghost Peppers and Carolina Reapers are my favourite snacks.


Directory Tree Module
Provides a module that reads directories.
Syntax
path/to/directory/to/scan
*.xml;*.txt
^(?!test-).*\.xml$
Elements
- mod:path
-
Specifies the path of the directory to read. Unless absolute, the path will be server-mapped within the c
urrent application.
- mod:absolutePaths
- If present, Resulting elements will, in addition to the relative path, also have their absolute attrib
ute set.
- mod:recursive
- If present, the path's subdirectories should be scanned recursively.
- mod:directoriesOnly
- If present, only directories will be returned.
- mod:filesOnly
- If present, the only files will be returned. Note that if both directoriesOnly and filesOnly options a
re specified, only the files will be returned.
- mod:pattern
- File pattern to match (e.g. *.txt). Optional. Default is '*'.
- mod:expression
- The regular expression string that the files and/or folders should match to be returned. Optional.
Reading the current directory
Configuration:
.
Result:
.
Reading the CSS directory
Configuration:
~/assets/css
Result:
~/assets/css
Using a file pattern
Configuration:
~/assets/css
*.css
Result:
~/assets/css
*.css
Using an expression
Configuration:
~/assets/css
ubuntu
Result:
~/assets/css
ubuntu
Reading the root directory
Configuration:
~/
Result:
~/


Please review your request information. If it looks correct, click the Submit Course Request button down below.
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Vidioc
Go ahead, video chat with the whole class.
Class
Your name
Join Class
Exit
audio:
video:
audio
close audio
video
close video
screen
close screen
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Money. Play. How should Red play 33?
pips Red=162 White=155
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
This is not the time for purity with bar/22, 13/4. With three exposed blots Red needs to take a tempo from White.
Bar/22. 6/3(2)* is therefore mandatory. After that either 13/10 or 8/5 is OK for the last three.
Bar/22. 6/3(2)* is therefore mandatory. After that either 13/10 or 8/5 is OK for the last three.
1. Cubeful 2-ply bar/22 8/5 6/3*(2) Eq.: +0.236 0.500 0.191 0.014 - 0.500 0.131 0.007 2. Cubeful 2-ply bar/22 13/10 6/3*(2) Eq.: +0.233 (-0.003) 0.500 0.196 0.016 - 0.500 0.138 0.009 3. Cubeful 2-ply bar/22 13/4 Eq.: +0.169 (-0.067) 0.489 0.180 0.014 - 0.511 0.157 0.010 4. Cubeful 2-ply bar/22 8/5 4/1*(2) Eq.: +0.156 (-0.080) 0.478 0.179 0.007 - 0.522 0.139 0.008 5. Cubeful 2-ply bar/22 13/10 4/1*(2) Eq.: +0.133 (-0.103) 0.471 0.178 0.007 - 0.529 0.145 0.010


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WHAT'S THE WORST THAT COULD HAPPEN? A film review by David N. Butterworth Copyright 2001 David N. Butterworth
*1/2 (out of ****)
If you've been following William Fichtner's career (and there's absolutely no reason why you should have), you might have noticed that he's played some rather similar roles over the years. Like Sully in "The Perfect Storm"--tough, gruff, and a little bit scary. Or Law in "Albino Alligator"--tough, gruff, and little bit scarier. Or Colonel William Sharp in "Armageddon," or Dwayne Engelman in "Strange Days," or even his brief appearance towards the beginning of "Pearl Harbor," as the abusive father of Danny--here is an actor who gravitates towards tough, gruff, hard-hitting roles.
Which is why his performance in "What's the Worst That Could Happen?"
In the film, Fichtner plays a blonde haired, meticulously dressed, overtly effeminate, dog-loving detective. As Alex Tardio, Fichtner's performance borders on caricature but goes beyond it. It borders on offensive but doesn't really manage it. And it borders on clichéd stereotype but doesn't quite succumb to that definition either.
In a role so diametrically opposed to what the actor has played before we should have seen it coming, Fichtner isn't perfect--you can see him struggling a little at times, concentrating a little too hard on the look as he swishes his hand through the air, or nuzzles a coiffed canine up close and personal--but he's pretty damned good, and silly, and without question the best thing in the film. In fact, had it not been for Fitchner's sudden and bizarre appearance, and his jarring screen presence thereafter, I would have walked out, for "What's the Worst That Could Happen?" is mesmerizing in its awfulness, a poorly written, haphazardly edited, and totally unfunny (yes, it stars Martin Lawrence and Danny Devito so how could that be possible?) moviegoing experience.
Fichtner's performance doesn't exactly save the film, and it's not like I'm recommending "What's the Worst That Could Happen?" solely on the strength of the actor's dramatic turnaround, but his contributions do raise the film's rating from no stars to one-and-a-half.
Thumbs up to Fichtner then, and thumbs down--way, way, down--to everyone else involved in this sorry mess, a movie so dull and pedestrian and nonsensical it doesn't even warrant discussion.
-- David N. Butterworth<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Got beef? Visit "La Movie Boeuf" online at http://members.dca.net/dnb
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I can see a new tomorrow Ev'rything we are will never die Loving's such a beautiful thing When you are to me, the light above Made for all to see our presious love Nobody gets too much heaven no more It's much harder to come by I'm waiting in line Nobody gets too much love anymore It's as high as a mountain And harder to climb Love is such a beautiful thing You make my world a summer day Are you just a dream to fade away Nobody gets too much heaven no more It's much harder to come by I'm waiting in line Nobody gets too much love anymore It's as high as a mountain And harder to climb Nobody gets too much love anymore It's as wide as a river and harder to cross Nobody gets too much heaven no more It's much harder to come by I'm waiting in line Nobody gets too much love anymore It's as high as a mountain And harder to climb (repeat and fade) |


Flexbox
flex-direction:
flex-wrap: Default is nowrap. If you're wrapping, css-grid may be better.
flex-flow is a shorthand for flex-direction and flex-wrap
#c flex: Default is "0 1 auto" = "initial". "auto" is "1 1 auto", which will fill space
flex-grow: 0=leaves space 1+= fills space, with fractional size
flex-shrink: >1 shrinks more
flex-basis: The initial size of the item. Default "auto"
A
B
C
A
B
C


Positive Fergus McFadden news in Leinster injury update before Glasgow test
by Shane HannonFergus McFadden is back in training with Leinster ahead of this Saturday's Guinness Pro14 match away to Glasgow Warriors.
The province have announced in an injury update today that 33-year-old international returned to training last week and will look to increase his workload throughout this week.
Centres Joe Tomane and Rory O'Loughlin are also set to train more this week as they recover from hamstring and shoulder complaints respectively.
Tomane will increase his workload this week after sustaining his minor hamstring complaint ahead of the European Champions Cup opener against Benetton, while O’Loughlin returns to on-field training this week after picking up a shoulder injury in that same match.
Tadhg Furlong came through Saturday’s 13-6 Heineken Champions Cup win over Lyon on his return from a back complaint with no issues and is also expected to train as normal over the coming days.
Meanwhile, hooker Seán Cronin remains unavailable for selection as he recovers from a neck injury picked up on international duty with Ireland. He too is expected to do more in training as the week progresses.
Leo Cullen's side sit top of their Champions Cup Pool 1 on nine points alongside Northampton Saints after their opening wins in the tournament.
The eastern province continue their Pro14 campaign this weekend, having kicked it off last month with an impressive 53-5 win over Ospreys in Conference A.
They followed that up with a 3-0 win in Italy against Zebre in a dour affair, before a 50-15 win over Dragons on November 1st.
Flanker Josh Van Der Flier was one of those that impressed in Saturday's win over Lyon, with Ronan Kelleher another that has people talking - with an international call-up potentially on the horizon.
This weekend's Pro14 tie at Scotstoun is a repeat of the final of that competition in May. The 18-15 win at Celtic Park secured Leinster back-to-back wins in the tournament.
Everyone’s in the Team Of Us.
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Click filters/fluorophores (from ) to add them to the graph. Click on the selected filters/fluorophores (from ) to remove them from the graph. Hover over a spectrum to visualize a short description below this paragraph. Click on a spectrum to visualize the raw data at the end of the page.
Notice! This interface has been developed for GoogleChrome (v74) and FireFox (v66). Thus, it may not be fully compatible with other browsers (e.g., Safari, IExplorer,...). Select a microscope to visualize light sources and optical components associated with it.Mouse coordinates (wavelength, relative intensity): ...
Click on a portion of the spectra to see its extensive details here.


Clipboard is used to copy/cut text to the OS clipboard without the need for Flash.
Clipboard can have the text="PrimeFaces Rocks!" set specifically or it can be pointed at a text component using target="".
Clipboard can be used in menu options too...just right click the background to show the Context Menu.
${showcase:getFileContent('/sections/clipboard/example-basicUsage.xhtml')}
${showcase:getFileContent('/org/primefaces/extensions/showcase/controller/ClipboardController.java')}


DARK FORCESis (c) LucasArts Entertainment Company
DOOMis (c) iD Software
None of these have anything to do with these totally unofficial specs, and shouldn't be bothered with them in any way.
DF SPECSare (c) Yves Borckmans, Jereth Kok, Alexei Novikov, David Lovejoy


by Kirk.O
Posted on October 22, 2019 at 11:30 PM
This was my first "pratical" problem solving program/script that I made and felt some amount of pride and sense of quality from, written in the AutoHotKey language and compiler.
I made this script because I wanted the ability to save a collection of a given artist's work without having to go through clicking hundreds or even thousands of times just to archive one artist.
So what I did was make this fairly simple web-scrapping script that would go through the tagged names of a given artist on a specific Booru image site and save every image until it got to the end of their collection. Also, I made arrays that would allow me to put multiple artist tag names into it that would be iterated through and I could essentially put as many artists as I wanted in a given session and leave the script running while I did other things and just check on it hours later.
The tools and commands I used to make this script were ultimately very simple and basic compared to others avaliable. I used the JQuery library very often to get specific information from the DOM as well as a few commands that allowed manipulation with the IE window as well as the DOM. Everything else was mostly basic loops and if-statements with multiple functions to make things cleaner. Probably the most complex thing was making sure I was getting the closest to the "source" resolution files and images that I possibly could, this required a lot of searching around in the HTML code to find what I needed, consistently as well.
There are still a lot of things that could definitely be improved in this first script of mine, but overall I was very excited and proud when I finally finished working on this, it gave me the confidence to continue on the path I was on, learning through DOING and solving practical problems I found during my daily routine that I felt could be automated and streamlined to be much less time consuming and tedious.


Send «Hello, World!»
Send «Hello, World!» with inline webview button
Expand Webview
Hide Main Button
Test links:
Regular link #1
(opens inside webview)
target="_blank" link
(opens outside webview)
window.open() link
(opens outside webview)
LikeBot t.me link
(opens inside Telegram app)
VoteBot tg:// link
(does not open)
Test permissions:
Request Location
Request Video
Request Audio
Data passed to webview.
Checking hash...
Theme params


The AutoCompleter is designed to allow keyboard navigation of the Graphite name hierarchy. As you type it will show all matches at the current hierarchy level. You may hit Tab to auto-complete a name. Once you have found what you are looking for, press Enter to view it in the composer.


Error while changing button {{index}} settings: {{error}}
{% endif %} {% endif %} {% set deviceStatus = pluginObject._getorset(device, module=module, protocol=protocol, credentials=credentials, port=port, noverify=noverify, includeConfig=True, token=token) %} {% set device = deviceStatus.device %} {% set config = deviceStatus.get('config', {}) %} {% set buttonStatus = deviceStatus.get(module, {}) %} {% set buttons = buttonStatus.buttons %} {% set message = deviceStatus.message %} {% if message %}Message: {{message}}
{% if message[:4] == '502 ' %}If the SSL certificate of iotsa device "{{device}}" is not trusted by this Igor please try to connect using the form at the bottom of the iotsa device list page and select the Do not check SSL certificates option.
{% elif message[:4] == '401 ' %}To allow access to module "{{module}}" iotsa device "{{device}}" requires either a trusted capability (which Igor does not have yet) or username/passord credentials. You can use the latter by selecting this device on the form at the bottom of iotsa device list and providing them in the credentials field.
{% endif %} {% endif %}| Button | Key | Value |
|---|---|---|
| {{loop.index0}} | {% endif %}{{k}} | {{v}} |
Device {{device}} is in configuration mode, you have {{config.modeTimeout}} seconds to change button settings.
{% elif config.requestedMode == 1 %}You have requested configuration mode, but not rebooted {{device}} yet. Please do so within {{config.requestedModeTimeout}} seconds and select refresh to reload this page.
{% else %}To change button actions {{device}} must probably be in configuration mode. You can request the device to go to configuration mode on the device status page.
{% endif %} {% for button in buttons %}


About
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Github: github.com/alane019
Linkedin: linkedin.com/in/adam-lane-columbus-ohio/
Current full stack web development student at The Ohio State University College of Engineering Coding Boot Camp.
Github: github.com/alane019
Linkedin: linkedin.com/in/adam-lane-columbus-ohio/


Cool stop-motion video from the making of our Cape Town office graffiti
Across different projects like us, you probably have a lot of development gems you like to use.
A quick but useful git trick
Our own Glenn shares a quick Heroku trick
We don’t even mind if our employees wear makeup sometimes…
Siyelo is an international Ruby on Rails agency, with solid backing and a growing portfolio of great projects, and happy clients.
Couple of photos from this year’s RubyFuZa in Cape Town
After a visit from our favourite Argentinian friend, this is what our fridge looks like;


Graverobber
by Isaac Montemayor
Hideous Snake Queen
by Isaac Montemayor
Queen of Hearts
by Isaac Montemayor
Dead Pirate vs Kraken
by Isaac Montemayor
Mountain Lion
by Isaac Montemayor
Flying Skull
by Isaac Montemayor
The Fly & Bureaucratic Elephant
by Isaac Montemayor
Failsnake
by Isaac Montemayor
Cultist
by Isaac Montemayor
Crusader & Viking
by Isaac Montemayor
Crocodile
by Isaac Montemayor
Captain Banana
by Isaac Montemayor
Werewolf
by Isaac Montemayor
Vegetables
by Isaac Montemayor


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{% extends "splunkdj:base_with_app_bar.html" %} {% load splunkmvc %} {% block title %}Saved Reports - Web Framework Toolkit{% endblock title %} {% block css %} {% endblock css %} {% block content %}
This example shows how to use a SavedSearchManager to power multiple views by the "Top five sourcetypes" saved report.


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2012
July
- July 23, 2012 » What's in your dock?
May
- May 7, 2012 » Programming is hard
- May 1, 2012 » Notepad++: A Great Windows Editor
April
- April 29, 2012 » Record your terminal session
- April 27, 2012 » Ikea in the TV Business?
March
- March 19, 2012 » The @ACR884 Tech Slot #005
February
- February 20, 2012 » The @ACR884 Tech Slot #004
- February 4, 2012 » The Best Cookbook
- February 1, 2012 » Very Simple Java Twitter Bot (Twitter4J)
January
- January 25, 2012 » Irish SOPA Law: An Overview
- January 23, 2012 » Is 4K the new 3D? - The Networked Society Blog
- January 21, 2012 » Nuke support in UK hits record high
- January 18, 2012 » Why Are Android Smartphones Bigger Than the iPhone?
- January 18, 2012 » Air France 447 Flight-Data Recorder Transcript - What Really Happened Aboard Air France 447 - Popular Mechanics
- January 16, 2012 » @ACR884 Tech Slot #003 – eReaders
- January 12, 2012 » @ACR884 Tech Slot #002 – Tablets
- January 12, 2012 » @ACR884 Tech Slot #001 - Phones
2011
December
- December 3, 2011 » Don't get a Kindle
November
- November 26, 2011 » All About Platforms
- November 22, 2011 » Hollywood Tech
- November 19, 2011 » Faster with Arch
- November 1, 2011 » Website Improvements
September
- September 12, 2011 » Reflection on 9-11
August
- August 27, 2011 » Review of the Motorola Xoom Wifi
- August 16, 2011 » Plantronics .655 USB Headset Review
July
- July 13, 2011 » Tech Video Podcasts Worth Watching
June
- June 30, 2011 » The Paradox of Choice
- June 29, 2011 » Accidental Sea - When Humans Disappear
- June 13, 2011 » Software Engineering Job
- June 2, 2011 » Inter-railing around Europe
May
- May 25, 2011 » Final Year of Honours Degree, Complete
- May 19, 2011 » Mobile Carrier Charges
- May 14, 2011 » Waterfall
- May 11, 2011 » Cleaning your PS3's fans?
- May 9, 2011 » GeoCampus
March
- March 5, 2011 » Sennheiser HD595 Review
February
- February 18, 2011 » iPhone 4 Review
- February 9, 2011 » Thoughts on IPv6
- February 5, 2011 » Output Percentage of File (Bash code)
January
- January 31, 2011 » Blogging like a H4x0r
2010
November
- November 22, 2010 » My Top Chrome Extensions
October
- October 29, 2010 » First Video Blog!
- October 26, 2010 » iPad Evolution?
- October 1, 2010 » Alternative Interpretation of the Prodigy
August
- August 4, 2010 » Garmin Zumo 660 Motorcycle GPS
June
- June 20, 2010 » BSc in Computing
- June 6, 2010 » Haiku: Open Source BeOS clone
May
- May 30, 2010 » WebM promises Open Web Video
- May 24, 2010 » Honda Bros Motorcycle
- May 3, 2010 » A Bit of Bau
April
- April 1, 2010 » Donating to Charity
March
- March 17, 2010 » Computer Graphics: Bauhaus Chess Design
- March 9, 2010 » Interview - Being a Woman in Computer Science
January
- January 4, 2010 » Technology New Years Resolutions
- January 3, 2010 » Dogs chew things?
2009
December
- December 13, 2009 » 9 years, €10m and 8KM makes the world's biggest train set
- December 12, 2009 » Best KDE/Linux?
- December 7, 2009 » Why Should I Care What Color the Bikeshed Is?
- December 4, 2009 » Pulp Fiction theme
- December 2, 2009 » Cheesy Intel Ad
- December 1, 2009 » Yamaha Majesty 400c Review
November
- November 30, 2009 » Sony Subsidises Supercomputers for the US Military?
- November 28, 2009 » Nuclear Power Debates... why not in Ireland?
- November 28, 2009 » Interesting Video for Windows 7 fans
- November 24, 2009 » Is a Mac Pro overpriced?
April
- April 20, 2009 » 3G Coverage in Ireland
- April 9, 2009 » iPhone 3G Review
March
- March 26, 2009 » Eircom Responds...
- March 7, 2009 » This post is censored by IRMA
- March 7, 2009 » Love letter to IRMA's Solicitor
January
- January 26, 2009 » Linux Desktop Environments?
- January 21, 2009 » Ubuntu in four years
- January 4, 2009 » KDE 4.2 Beta 2
2008
December
- December 9, 2008 » Firefox and Opera lead the web video way
November
- November 29, 2008 » Profiling Firefox Extensions I have installed
- November 27, 2008 » Research proves video games lack harm
- November 23, 2008 » How the LED was born....
- November 17, 2008 » SSH Guide
- November 16, 2008 » Web Multimedia Project 1
- November 13, 2008 » Gmail Video Chat
- November 12, 2008 » Innovation Right Here - Dept. of Education is Wrong
October
- October 25, 2008 » Domo Arigato, Mr.Roboto
- October 19, 2008 » Hurling - Four in a row?
September
- September 25, 2008 » Geek Thug - "I Had to Beat Up a Girl"
- September 17, 2008 » Yamaha YQ Aerox - best moped ever?
- September 10, 2008 » Wordpress 2.6
June
- June 29, 2008 » Summer - One Month On.....
May
- May 14, 2008 » I've decided - I'm decidedly middle class
April
- April 9, 2008 » Will Google Buy Skype?
February
- February 16, 2008 » Letter to EU Commissioner on 95 Year Copyright Extension [Updated]
- February 14, 2008 » Why I think Amarok rocks....
January
- January 13, 2008 » A few days with A Nokia N810
2007
October
- October 21, 2007 » Nokia N810 Tablet to hit the shops soon...
- October 21, 2007 » Apple Mac OS X: the most popular Desktop Unix?
- October 12, 2007 » Linux and Patents: Just Patently Wrong
- October 9, 2007 » Planning the Computer Build
September
- September 27, 2007 » Computer Systems - Dismantling PC's is fun!
- September 15, 2007 » Apple - Play Nice....
- September 7, 2007 » Comp Sci - An Interview with Stanford's Undegraduate Professor
- September 4, 2007 » Review of the Official Ubuntu Book, Second Edition (2007)
- September 1, 2007 » Institute of Technology, Blanchardstown
August
- August 31, 2007 » Microsoft settles with Eolas over Internet Explorer
- August 29, 2007 » Gutsy coming along, Update to Dell Windows Refund..
- August 21, 2007 » Dell refunds me for Windows!
- August 16, 2007 » Have you got viruses or spyware? Here's my tips!
- August 6, 2007 » Seven financial reasons not to use Windows
July
- July 8, 2007 » HP to Follow Dell into Open Source? and Ubuntu Home Server
- July 3, 2007 » Windows Vista Security - Better than Linux?
June
- June 26, 2007 » Threats to Democracy
- June 16, 2007 » Leopard - Worth the wait?
- June 14, 2007 » HP Photosmart R927 Review
May
- May 29, 2007 » Bill Gates lists Vista 'innovations'
- May 26, 2007 » Dell Sells Ubuntu 7.04
- May 17, 2007 » Update on RTE and the Creative Commons
- May 6, 2007 » Kerataconus and Me
- May 6, 2007 » Irish Elections and Creative Commons
April
- April 16, 2007 » Ultimate Games Disc
- April 4, 2007 » Apple / EMI Deal - Thank the EU?
- April 1, 2007 » My Top 10 Applications of 2007
March
- March 11, 2007 » Mac iPod Video Tutorial
- March 10, 2007 » Tor helps Privacy
- March 1, 2007 » Open Sourcing your CV
February
- February 17, 2007 » UK Parliamentary debate "Copyright is not a pension fund"
- February 14, 2007 » Updates and New look
- February 11, 2007 » Nokia N800 Review
- February 2, 2007 » Vista is released; Ubuntu gets .exe!
January
- January 30, 2007 » My Plan to Digitise my past, for the future
- January 25, 2007 » BBC to host Multi-OS Debate and My First Web Auction
- January 21, 2007 » Get the facts, about "Get the Facts"
- January 14, 2007 » Engineering Drawing
2006
December
- December 31, 2006 » New Widget for our RSS feed!
- December 30, 2006 » Video iPod and Freespire
- December 19, 2006 » Free Domain name off AOL, too good to be true?
- December 13, 2006 » Irish Blog Awards
- December 10, 2006 » Nokia 6234 Video Test
- December 5, 2006 » Home made server...
November
- November 19, 2006 » IEDR too stringent? Sorry about my email!
- November 12, 2006 » Wiki goes live, downtime and Macbook Back!
- November 3, 2006 » Broken Macbook Update Part II
- November 1, 2006 » Macbook Issue Identified
October
- October 26, 2006 » Internet Explorer thanks Firefox, sincerely?
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- October 10, 2006 » Google buy YouTube, GTalk for everyone and Blogger Bliss
August
- August 16, 2006 » Macbook Update, Fonero Haven, Commercial Darknet and College!
- August 12, 2006 » Why I am getting an Apple MacBook
- August 2, 2006 » Law and the Interweb
July
- July 12, 2006 » New Design, Ranking, Gmail Hosted, OS 2006 Finale and YouOS
- July 3, 2006 » My Letter to U.S. Dept of Commerce, RE: The Future of the Internet
June
- June 23, 2006 » Questions, Hosting and IT 2006!
- June 4, 2006 » FON, New Job and Commuting!
May
- May 11, 2006 » Nuclear or Nothing?
- May 2, 2006 » Best Radio Podcasts
April
- April 29, 2006 » Spam, will it ever stop?
- April 16, 2006 » Google will organise your life
- April 13, 2006 » Ekiga's Vorbis
- April 9, 2006 » Europe's New Voice
March
- March 28, 2006 » Bebo and Beyond..
- March 26, 2006 » Mozilla's Millions
- March 25, 2006 » Just Klik it!
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- March 2, 2006 » Gallery, Riots and Policy Change
February
- February 13, 2006 » German Trip
January
- January 22, 2006 » Wiki, Awards and Wifi
- January 6, 2006 » New Year, Lets Review!
2005
December
- December 30, 2005 » Million Dollars, Nice!
- December 23, 2005 » Nokia 770 Internet Tablet
- December 23, 2005 » Google Video
- December 23, 2005 » Click Online
- December 17, 2005 » Eurosceptics
- December 16, 2005 » The Future.....
- December 14, 2005 » In Sickness and in Health!
- December 10, 2005 » Wireless, New Design and Web Services
2004
October
- October 24, 2004 » Duey Finster


Teenager jailed for attempted knifepoint robbery in Blackburn
by Tom EarnshawA teenager has been jailed after an attempted knifepoint shop robbery in Blackburn.
Kyah Hammond, 18, of Oversetts Road, Swadlincote, Derbyshire, was sentenced on Thursday (November 14) at Preston Crown Court following the incident last year.
At around 1.30pm on Saturday, October 6, 2018, a masked man carrying a large kitchen knife entered a convenience store in Manxman Road in Blackburn.
He threatened the shopkeeper demanding cash but made off empty-handed after the shopkeeper contacted police.
Following CCTV and telephony enquiries, Hammond was later arrested in Derbyshire.
Clothing was found which matched those seen on CCTV from the shop.
He was charged with attempted robbery and possessing an offensive weapon in a public place.
After pleading guilty to the offences last month, Hammond was sentenced to 20 months in a young offenders’ institute.
Det Con Alex Summers, of Lancashire Police, said: "Hammond’s behaviour was very threatening and it was only thanks to the quick-thinking actions of the victim, who contacted police, which helped prevent a more serious outcome.
"The attempted robbery of a shop, very much at the heart of the community, left many residents shocked and appalled.
"We welcome the sentence handed down at court."


Ocean [aj46], ocean, in The Inner Sea
Last updated Turn #97
Ocean [aj46], ocean, in The Inner Sea
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23: The Savvy Aardvark [ha5r], ship, 2 hulls, 1 rowing port, 6 sails,
23: 25% damaged, arrived from Ocean [aj47], owner:
23: Phantasm [n4b], Imperial Empire, duke, with eight sailors
24: The Savvy Aardvark [ha5r], ship, 2 hulls, 1 rowing port, 6 sails,
24: 25% damaged, departed for Ocean [aj45].
Routes leaving Ocean:
North, to Ocean [ai46], Crystal Sea, 6 days
East, to Ocean [aj47], 6 days
South, to Ocean [ak46], 6 days
West, to Ocean [aj45], 6 days


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