- Tab - Class in de.mrapp.android.tabswitcher
-
- Tab(CharSequence) - Constructor for class de.mrapp.android.tabswitcher.Tab
-
Creates a new tab, which can be added to a
TabSwitcher
widget.
- Tab(Context, int) - Constructor for class de.mrapp.android.tabswitcher.Tab
-
Creates a new tab, which can be added to a
TabSwitcher
widget.
- Tab.Callback - Interface in de.mrapp.android.tabswitcher
-
Defines the interface, a class, which should be notified, when a tab's properties have been
changed, must implement.
- TabCloseListener - Interface in de.mrapp.android.tabswitcher
-
Defines the interface, a class, which should be notified, when a tab is about to be closed by
clicking its close button, must implement.
- TabItem - Class in de.mrapp.android.tabswitcher.model
-
An item, which contains information about a tab of a
TabSwitcher
.
- TabletArithmetics - Class in de.mrapp.android.tabswitcher.layout.tablet
-
Provides methods, which allow to calculate the position, size and rotation of a
TabSwitcher
's tabs, when using the tablet layout.
- TabletArithmetics(TabSwitcher) - Constructor for class de.mrapp.android.tabswitcher.layout.tablet.TabletArithmetics
-
Creates a new class, which provides methods, which allow to calculate the position, size and
rotation of a
TabSwitcher
's tabs, when using the tablet layout.
- TabletContentRecyclerAdapterWrapper - Class in de.mrapp.android.tabswitcher.layout.tablet
-
A wrapper, which encapsulates a
ContentRecyclerAdapter
, which allows to inflate the
views, which are used to visualize the content views of the tabs of a
TabSwitcher
.
- TabletContentRecyclerAdapterWrapper(TabSwitcher, TabSwitcherStyle, AttachedViewRecycler<Tab, ?>, ContentRecyclerAdapter) - Constructor for class de.mrapp.android.tabswitcher.layout.tablet.TabletContentRecyclerAdapterWrapper
-
Creates a new wrapper, which encapsulates a
ContentRecyclerAdapter
, which allows to
inflate the views, which are used to visualize the content views of the tabs of a
TabSwitcher
.
- TabletDragTabsEventHandler - Class in de.mrapp.android.tabswitcher.layout.tablet
-
A drag handler, which allows to calculate the position and state of tabs on touch events, when
using the tablet layout.
- TabletDragTabsEventHandler(TabSwitcher, Arithmetics, AttachedViewRecycler<AbstractItem, ?>) - Constructor for class de.mrapp.android.tabswitcher.layout.tablet.TabletDragTabsEventHandler
-
Creates a new drag handler, which allows to calculate the position and state of tabs on touch
events, when using the tablet layout.
- TabletTabRecyclerAdapter - Class in de.mrapp.android.tabswitcher.layout.tablet
-
A view recycler adapter, which allows to inflate the views, which are used to visualize the tabs
of a
TabSwitcher
, when using the tablet layout.
- TabletTabRecyclerAdapter(TabSwitcher, TabSwitcherModel, TabSwitcherStyle) - Constructor for class de.mrapp.android.tabswitcher.layout.tablet.TabletTabRecyclerAdapter
-
Creates a new view recycler adapter, which allows to inflate the views, which are used to
visualize the tabs of a
TabSwitcher
.
- TabletTabSwitcherLayout - Class in de.mrapp.android.tabswitcher.layout.tablet
-
A layout, which implements the functionality of a
TabSwitcher
on tablets.
- TabletTabSwitcherLayout(TabSwitcher, TabSwitcherModel, Arithmetics, TabSwitcherStyle, TouchEventDispatcher) - Constructor for class de.mrapp.android.tabswitcher.layout.tablet.TabletTabSwitcherLayout
-
Creates a new layout, which implements the functionality of a
TabSwitcher
on
tablets.
- TabletTabViewHolder - Class in de.mrapp.android.tabswitcher.layout.tablet
-
A view holder, which allows to store references to the views, a tab of a
TabSwitcher
consists of, when using the tablet layout.
- TabletTabViewHolder() - Constructor for class de.mrapp.android.tabswitcher.layout.tablet.TabletTabViewHolder
-
- TabPreviewListener - Interface in de.mrapp.android.tabswitcher
-
Defines the interface, a class, which should be notified, when the preview of a tab is about to
be loaded, must implement.
- TabSwitcher - Class in de.mrapp.android.tabswitcher
-
A tab switcher, which allows to switch between multiple tabs.
- TabSwitcher(Context) - Constructor for class de.mrapp.android.tabswitcher.TabSwitcher
-
Creates a new tab switcher, which allows to switch between multiple tabs.
- TabSwitcher(Context, AttributeSet) - Constructor for class de.mrapp.android.tabswitcher.TabSwitcher
-
Creates a new tab switcher, which allows to switch between multiple tabs.
- TabSwitcher(Context, AttributeSet, int) - Constructor for class de.mrapp.android.tabswitcher.TabSwitcher
-
Creates a new tab switcher, which allows to switch between multiple tabs.
- TabSwitcher(Context, AttributeSet, int, int) - Constructor for class de.mrapp.android.tabswitcher.TabSwitcher
-
Creates a new tab switcher, which allows to switch between multiple tabs.
- TabSwitcherButton - Class in de.mrapp.android.tabswitcher.view
-
- TabSwitcherButton(Context) - Constructor for class de.mrapp.android.tabswitcher.view.TabSwitcherButton
-
Creates a new image button, which allows to display the number of tabs, which are currently
contained by a
TabSwitcher
.
- TabSwitcherButton(Context, AttributeSet) - Constructor for class de.mrapp.android.tabswitcher.view.TabSwitcherButton
-
Creates a new image button, which allows to display the number of tabs, which are currently
contained by a
TabSwitcher
.
- TabSwitcherButton(Context, AttributeSet, int) - Constructor for class de.mrapp.android.tabswitcher.view.TabSwitcherButton
-
Creates a new image button, which allows to display the number of tabs, which are currently
contained by a
TabSwitcher
.
- TabSwitcherDecorator - Class in de.mrapp.android.tabswitcher
-
An abstract base class for all decorators, which are responsible for inflating views, which
should be used to visualize the tabs of a
TabSwitcher
.
- TabSwitcherDecorator() - Constructor for class de.mrapp.android.tabswitcher.TabSwitcherDecorator
-
- TabSwitcherDrawable - Class in de.mrapp.android.tabswitcher.drawable
-
A drawable, which allows to display the number of tabs, which are currently contained by a
TabSwitcher
.
- TabSwitcherDrawable(Context) - Constructor for class de.mrapp.android.tabswitcher.drawable.TabSwitcherDrawable
-
Creates a new drawable, which allows to display the number of tabs, which are currently
contained by a
TabSwitcher
.
- TabSwitcherLayout - Interface in de.mrapp.android.tabswitcher.layout
-
Defines the interface, a layout, which implements the functionality of a
TabSwitcher
,
must implement.
- TabSwitcherListener - Interface in de.mrapp.android.tabswitcher
-
Defines the interface, a class, which should be notified about a tab switcher's events, must
implement.
- TabSwitcherModel - Class in de.mrapp.android.tabswitcher.model
-
- TabSwitcherModel(TabSwitcher) - Constructor for class de.mrapp.android.tabswitcher.model.TabSwitcherModel
-
- TabSwitcherStyle - Class in de.mrapp.android.tabswitcher.model
-
Allows to retrieve the style attributes of a
TabSwitcher
.
- TabSwitcherStyle(TabSwitcher, Model, ThemeHelper) - Constructor for class de.mrapp.android.tabswitcher.model.TabSwitcherStyle
-
Creates a new class, which allows to retrieve the style attributes of a
TabSwitcher
.
- Tag - Class in de.mrapp.android.tabswitcher.model
-
A tag, which allows to store the properties of the tabs of a
TabSwitcher
.
- Tag() - Constructor for class de.mrapp.android.tabswitcher.model.Tag
-
Creates a new tag, which allows to store the properties of the tabs of a
TabSwitcher
.
- ThemeHelper - Class in de.mrapp.android.tabswitcher.util
-
A helper class, which allows to retrieve resources, depending on a tab switcher's theme.
- ThemeHelper(Context, int, int, int) - Constructor for class de.mrapp.android.tabswitcher.util.ThemeHelper
-
Creates a new helper class, which allows to retrieve resources, depending on a tab switcher's
theme.
- threshold - Variable in class de.mrapp.android.tabswitcher.DragGesture.Builder
-
The threshold of the gestures, which are created by the builder.
- titleContainer - Variable in class de.mrapp.android.tabswitcher.layout.AbstractTabViewHolder
-
The view group, which contains the title and close button of a tab.
- titleTextView - Variable in class de.mrapp.android.tabswitcher.layout.AbstractTabViewHolder
-
The text view, which is used to display the title of a tab.
- toggleSwitcherVisibility() - Method in interface de.mrapp.android.tabswitcher.model.Model
-
Toggles the visibility of the tab switcher by using an animation, i.e.
- toggleSwitcherVisibility() - Method in class de.mrapp.android.tabswitcher.model.TabSwitcherModel
-
- toggleSwitcherVisibility() - Method in class de.mrapp.android.tabswitcher.TabSwitcher
-
- toString() - Method in class de.mrapp.android.tabswitcher.model.AddTabItem
-
- toString() - Method in class de.mrapp.android.tabswitcher.model.TabItem
-
- touchableArea - Variable in class de.mrapp.android.tabswitcher.DragGesture.Builder
-
The bounds of the onscreen area, which is taken into consideration for recognizing the
drag gestures, which are created by the builder.
- TouchEventDispatcher - Class in de.mrapp.android.tabswitcher.gesture
-
A dispatcher, which allows to dispatch touch events to multiple event handlers in the order of
their priority.
- TouchEventDispatcher() - Constructor for class de.mrapp.android.tabswitcher.gesture.TouchEventDispatcher
-
Creates a new dispatcher, which allows to dispatch touch events to multiple event handlers in
the order of their priority.
- TouchEventDispatcher.Callback - Interface in de.mrapp.android.tabswitcher.gesture
-
Defines the interface, a class, which should be notified, when event handlers are added to or
removed from a
TouchEventDispatcher
, must implement.


rg-async
A small library with JS functional utility methods to run async code with promises (async/await keywords)
Installation
$ npm install --save rg-async
$ npm i -S rg-async
Test
$ npm t
Basic usage
- Without async/await keywords:
const rgAsync = require('rg-async');
rgAsync.filter([1,2,3], value => Promise.resolve(value % 2 === 0))
.then(filteredArray => console.log(filteredArray)) // output => [2]
.catch(err => console.log(err));
- With async/await keywords:
const rgAsync = require('rg-async');
rgAsync.map([1,2,3], async value => {
try {
const multiplyValue = await getAsyncMultiplyValue(); // some async code which returns 2 as a promise resolved value.
}catch(err){
throw err;
}
return value * multiplyValue;
})
.then(mappedArray => console.log(mappedArray)) // output => [2,4,6]
.catch(err => console.log(err));
- With async method scope:
const rgAsync = require('rg-async');
const array = [1,2,3];
async function printRgAsyncPlusArrayNumbers(array){
await rgAsync.each([1,2,3], async value => {
const name = await getAsyncName(); // some async code which returns 'rg-async' as a promise resolved value.
console.log(name + ' ' + value);
});
}
printRgAsyncPlusArrayNumbers(array)
.then(() => console.log('All promises resolved')) // output => rg-async 1, rg-async 2, rg-async 3, All promises resolved
.catch(err => console.log(err));
API
Filter
filter(srcArray, predicate)
method invokes in parallel an asyncpredicate
function on each item in the given source Array.This will return a
promise
to be resolved containing the new array with the items that predicate function returned a truthy value.The async
predicate
function follows thestandard javascript filter arguments
-(value, index, array)
and needs to return apromise
.Examples
With
.then
-.catch
functionsconst rgAsync = require('rg-async'); rgAsync.filter([1,2,3], value => Promise.resolve(value < 3)) .then(filteredArray => console.log(filteredArray)) // output => [1,2] .catch(err => console.log(err)); // if exists any case that you throw an error on your predicate function
With
async/await
keywordsconst rgAsync = require('rg-async'); // if you are inside of a async function scope // if exist any case that you throw an error you should wrap this with try-catch clause try{ const result = await rgAsync.filter([1,2,3], value => Promise.resolve(value < 3)); console.log(result); // output => [1,2] }catch(err){ console.log(err); }
Map
map(srcArray, mapper)
method invokes in parallel an asyncmapper
con function on each item in the given source Array.This will return a
promise
to be resolved containing the new array with the mapped/transformed items.The
mapper
function follows thestandard javascript map arguments
-(value, index, array)
and needs to return apromise
.Examples
With
.then
-.catch
functionsconst rgAsync = require('rg-async'); rgAsync.map([1,2,3], value => Promise.resolve(value * 2)) .then(mappedArray => console.log(mappedArray)) // output => [2,4,6] .catch(err => console.log(err)); // if exists any case that you throw an error on your mapper function
With
async/await
keywordsconst rgAsync = require('rg-async'); // if you are inside of a async function scope // if exist any case that you throw an error you should wrap this with try-catch clause try{ const result = await rgAsync.map([1,2,3], value => Promise.resolve(value * 2)); console.log(result); // output => [2,4,6] }catch(err){ console.log(err); }
Each
each(srcArray, consumer)
method invokes in parallel an asyncconsumer
function on each item in the given source Array.This will return a
promise
without any resolved value.The
consumer
function follows thestandard javascript forEach arguments
-(value, index, array)
and needs to return apromise
.Examples
With
.then
-.catch
functionsconst rgAsync = require('rg-async'); rgAsync.each([1,2,3], value => Promise.resolve(console.log(value))) .then(() => console.log('done')) // output => 1,2,3,done .catch(err => console.log(err)); // if exists a case that you throw an error on your consumer function
With
async/await
keywordsconst rgAsync = require('rg-async'); // if you are inside of a async function scope // if exist any case that you throw an error you should wrap this with try-catch clause try{ await rgAsync.each([1,2,3], value => Promise.resolve(console.log(value))); console.log('done'); // output => 1,2,3,done }catch(err){ console.log(err); }
Reduce
reduce(srcArray, reducer, accumulator)
method invokes in series an asyncreducer
function on each item in the given source Array.The
reducer
function transforms anaccumulator
value based on each item iterated over. Thereducer
function follows thestandard javascript map arguments
-(accumulator, currValue, index, array)
and needs to return apromise.
This will return a
promise
to be resolved containing the accumulator final value.Examples
With
.then
-.catch
functionsconst rgAsync = require('rg-async'); rgAsync.reduce([1,2,3], (accumulator, currVal) => Promise.resolve(accumulator + currVal), 0) .then(accumulator => console.log(accumulator)) // output => 6 .catch(err => console.log(err)); // if exists any case that you throw an error on your reducer function
With
async/await
keywordsconst rgAsync = require('rg-async'); // if you are inside of a async function scope // if exist any case that you throw an error you should wrap this with try-catch clause try{ const result = await rgAsync.reduce([1,2,3], (accumulator, currVal) => Promise.resolve(accumulator + currVal), 0); console.log(result); // output => 6 }catch(err){ console.log(err); }
Series
series(srcArray)
method invokes in series each item in the given source Array.This will return a
promise
to be resolved containing the same structure as thesrcArray
, but with the resolved valuesExample
const rgAsync = require('rg-async');
const list = [
async () => await someAsyncCode1(), // let assume that this will return a promise with resolved value of 1
async () => await someAsyncCode2(), // returns 2 as a resolved value
async () => await someAsyncCode3(), // returns 3 as a resolved value
() => Promise.resolve(4) // returns 4 as a resolved value
];
// if you are inside of a async function scope
// if exist a case that you throw an error you should wrap this with try-catch clause
try{
const result = await rgAsync.series(list);
console.log(result); // output => [1,2,3,4]
}catch(err){
console.log(err);
}
// if you aren't inside of async function scope you should use .then method
rgAsync.series(list)
.then(resultArray => console.log(resultArray)); // output => [1,2,3,4]
.catch(err => console.log(err)); // if exists a case that you throw an error on your list of promises
Parallel
parallel(srcArray)
method invokes in parallel each item in the given source Array.This will return a
promise
to be resolved containing the same structure as thesrcArray
, but with the resolved valuesExample
const rgAsync = require('rg-async');
const list = [
async () => await someAsyncCode1(), // let assume that this will return a promise with resolved value of 'one'
async () => await someAsyncCode2(), // returns 'two' as a resolved value
async () => await someAsyncCode3(), // returns 'three' as a resolved value
() => Promise.resolve('four') // returns 'four' as a resolved value
];
// if you are inside of a async function scope
// if exist a case that you throw an error you should wrap this with try-catch clause
try{
const result = await rgAsync.parallel(list);
console.log(result); // output => ['one','two','three','four']
}catch(err){
console.log(err);
}
// if you aren't inside of async function scope you should use .then method
rgAsync.parallel(list)
.then(resultArray => console.log(resultArray)); // output => ['one','two','three','four']
.catch(err => console.log(err)); // if exists a case that you throw an error on your list of promises


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cmsxk Module
Kernel
Namespaces
cmsx
kernel
Files
cmsxk/Block.cm
cmsxk/Boot.cm
cmsxk/Console.cm
cmsxk/Debug.cm
cmsxk/DiskDriver.cm
cmsxk/Error.cm
cmsxk/Exception.cm
cmsxk/Exec.cm
cmsxk/File.cm
cmsxk/FileSystem.cm
cmsxk/HostFile.cm
cmsxk/HostFileSystem.cm
cmsxk/INode.cm
cmsxk/InterruptHandler.cm
cmsxk/Kernel.cm
cmsxk/Loader.cm
cmsxk/Log.cm
cmsxk/Memory.cm
cmsxk/MountTable.cm
cmsxk/Process.cm
cmsxk/RootBlockManager.cm
cmsxk/RootFileSystem.cm
cmsxk/RootINodeManager.cm
cmsxk/Segment.cm
cmsxk/Session.cm
cmsxk/Signal.cm
cmsxk/SystemCall.cm
Constants
public
const
ulong
ERROR_IO_PENDING = 997u


Launching soon!
Hailey Bieber x bareMinerals Bounce & Blur Collection!
Words from Hailey herself:
"I am so excited to finally share this collection with all of you. I had so much fun together with the bareMinerals team creating these products. I think the colors are subtle but still can be made dramatic. The consistency and the bouncy effect feel really nice whilst applying them. I use them every day!"
The Collection
Bounce & Blur Powder Blush - Coral Cloud
$29.00
Irresistibly touchable bouncy powder blush in 4 shades that build and blend effortlessly for a naturally healthy-looking flush.
Bounce & Blur Eyeshadow Palette - Dawn
$29.00
Irresistibly touchable bouncy powder eyeshadow palette with 5 shades that build and blend effortlessly.
Hailey's Bounce & Blur Look: 3-Piece Set
$78.00
Limited-edition full-face trio featuring our NEW BOUNCE & BLUR collection and BAREPRO Lipstick.
bareMinerals
From the beginning, minerals have been the heart and soul of our brand. Our ORIGINAL Loose Mineral Foundation truly revolutionized the beauty industry. For the first time, people could achieve confidence through healthy, natural-looking coverage that actually cares for skin. To this day we include good-for-skin minerals in each and every bareMinerals product.
Our products are:
- Cruelty-free
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- Phthalate-free
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--- layout: page title: About Thanos subtitle: About Me published: true ---
Hi, my name is Thanos Psaridis (also nicknamed as Thanos Fisherman).
I'm a software engineer from Greece specializing in Android development field and Java SE.
I love making software by always following the latest development trends and libraries yet not sacrificing user experience.
I'm also experienced in unix systems, bash scripting as well as a great fan of open source software and solutions.
I consider myself a "work in progress" as I'm constantly striving for self improvement by studying and applying new techniques and coding styles.
Some of my work is included here under the projects section which can also be found online on the Playstore and GitHub.
Hobbies include music, guitar (I love Jazz/fusion/funk/blues and beyond), A little bit of piano and percussion.


Brent technical analysis: Signs of indecision on D1
by Omkar Godbole- Brent oil created a Doji candle on Friday, signaling indecision in the market.
- A pullback to levels below $63.00 could be seen on Monday.
Brent oil is operating on slippery grounds amid signs of indecision on the daily chart.
On Friday, the black gold witnessed two-way business and closed with marginal losses, forming a doji candle. Usually, that candlestick pattern represents fence-sitting. In Brent's case, however, it has appeared following a notable rise from $60.32 to $64.24 and indicates the indecision is predominantly among the bulls.
Add to that, the bearish divergence of the hourly chart relative strength index and the shallow bars on the 4-hour chart MACD histogram and the black gold looks due for a pullback to $62.80-$62.60.
On the higher side, a close above Friday's high of $64.24 is needed to revive the bullish setup.
Daily chart
Trend: Pullback likely
Technical levels
Brent Oil
| Overview | |
|---|---|
| Today last price | 63.59 |
| Today Daily Change | 0.00 |
| Today Daily Change % | 0.00 |
| Today daily open | 63.59 |
| Trends | |
|---|---|
| Daily SMA20 | 62.18 |
| Daily SMA50 | 61.57 |
| Daily SMA100 | 61.54 |
| Daily SMA200 | 64.44 |
| Levels | |
|---|---|
| Previous Daily High | 64.27 |
| Previous Daily Low | 62.99 |
| Previous Weekly High | 64.27 |
| Previous Weekly Low | 60.33 |
| Previous Monthly High | 62.32 |
| Previous Monthly Low | 56.86 |
| Daily Fibonacci 38.2% | 63.48 |
| Daily Fibonacci 61.8% | 63.78 |
| Daily Pivot Point S1 | 62.96 |
| Daily Pivot Point S2 | 62.34 |
| Daily Pivot Point S3 | 61.68 |
| Daily Pivot Point R1 | 64.24 |
| Daily Pivot Point R2 | 64.9 |
| Daily Pivot Point R3 | 65.52 |


Surface temperature distribution on 22 June 2017 at 16:00 EDT. This figure compares the total area (greyscale) during low tide to micro-refugia area shown in black (in this scenario, micro-refugia are defined as sites where surface temperature < 28°C). This figure shows how spatial models can reveal the scarcity of micro-refugia at the rocky shores during a heat event.


Hi all, new to this forum, please bear with me for newbie questions...
I installed and got emoncms to work on my windows machine using Wamp, mysql, etc as described in the help. All pages open just fine. It all runs on port 80. Web server binds to localhost and to the actual IP address which is in 192-space.
I have a small program that sends 3 data points out every 10 seconds; I didn't write it myself but it works great with my emoncms.org account: 3 inputs & feeds are created automatically, and then updated continuously. The program runs on an easyio controller which is on the same subnet than my newly installed emoncms server.
So, now I am changing the IP address and the API key in the program and it fails to post anything! No error message, nothing. The apache log is even full of http code 200 for "ok" so the program IS connecting... (i.e. not a firewall issue either, it's off, anyway).
It's driving me crazy :-/ Any suggestions? maybe something wrong in the mysql settings?? I tried "update and check database", it produces no output. A good thing, presumably?
if anyone wants to try posting some data to it, have at it... the server is at http://negawatt.dyndns.org, the r/w api key is b613bb1e2836271a1f146733fcc3064c
thanks!!!!
Re: emoncms on windows trouble
Is emoncms in the root directory (as seen from the web side) of your WAMP server? If not, you need the directory in the address (" char basedir[] = "/emoncms5"; " ) for example.[Edited]Are you using "/input/post.json?" (I have problems with /api/post...)?
[Edit] I manually sent it
http://negawatt.dyndns.org/input/post.json?json={testin:123}&apikey=b613bb1e2836271a1f146733fcc3064c
and it replied ok to me. I sent it /api/ and it replied "" - that's right, two double quotes with nothing in between. This is a known problem and I thought all the examples had been updated to use /input/.
Re: emoncms on windows trouble
I'm have the same problems on a new install of Windows, see here
http://openenergymonitor.org/emon/node/2492


Recently in a meeting at my company, we were doing a retrospective — you know, the kind where you write "Start," "Stop," and "Keep" up on a board and everyone offers their thoughts on how we can improve moving forward. I raised my hand and asked, "Have we talked about accessibility lately?"
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It’s official: Val Holmes signs huge 6-year NRL deal with Cowboys
Valentine Holmes is officially back in rugby league.
North Queensland announced late Sunday evening the 24-year-old has signed a big six-year deal with the NRL club.
He will return from the US after being cut by NFL franchise New York Jets.
Holmes sensationally walked away from his contract with Cronulla last year to chase a dream in American football.
Ultimately that failed, and he couldn’t resist the lure or rugby league riches bringing him “home” to Townsville.
He played 105 NRL games with the Sharks after debuting in 2014, and was essential to their 2016 premiership season.
He’s also represented Queensland and Australia and was considered one of the best young players in the game before leaving.
The Cowboys have been crying out for some top-end talent to help the team improve on a couple of dire seasons on the trot.
“This is a wonderful signing for our club,” Cowboys director of football Peter Parr said.
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A function maps a value from domain to codomain.
Let x be fix point of function f
then the following is true
Insight: Fixed point is only definable with a function
Example, the square function, f(x) = x^2
square(0) = 0, square(1) = 1
Fix point = {0, 1}
fix(f) = x
where f(x) = x // Eg. fix(square_fn) = 0
let i = fix(f)
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fix(f) = f(fix(f))
fix(f) = f(f(fix(f)))
fix(f) = f(f(f(fix(f)))) // When does it ends?
Insight: fix(f) can express arbitrarily nested recursion
type F[X] = List[X]
Insight: Function exists in many different form, even on type level
// fix(f) = f(fix(f))
type Fix[F[_]] = F[Fix[F]]
// fix(f) = f(fix(f))
type Fix[F[_]] = F[Fix[F]] // does not compile
case class Fix[F[_]](unfix: F[Fix[F]]) // this works
sealed trait Peano[A]
case class One[A](a: A) extends Peano[A]
case class Zero[A]() extends Peano[A]
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case class Fix[F[_]](unfix: F[Fix[F]])
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sealed trait Peano[A]
case class One[A](a: A) extends Peano[A]
case class Zero[A]() extends Peano[A]
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sealed trait Peano2
case class One(p: Peano2) extends Peano2
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def addAll(peano: Fix[Peano]): Int = ???
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Representations, from specific to general
* Peano[Peano[Nothing]]
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* Fix[F]
def collapse[F[_], A](fix: Fix[F])(fold: F[A] => A): A
Insight: Fix is about representing recursive structure in a general way
Reminder: fix(f) = f(f(f(fix(f))))
if we have ways to
1. f(fix(f)) => f(a)
2. f(a) => a
3. f(fix(f)) => a // inductively from 1 and 2
We could do this
f(f(f(fix(f)))) // apply rule 1
f(f(f(a))) // apply rule 2
f(f(a)) // apply rule 2
f(a) // apply rule 2
a // end result
def cata[F[_], A](fix: Fix[F])(fold: F[A] => A): A
// the reverse
def ana[F[_], A](a: A)(unfold: A => F[A]): Fix[F]
// Problem: Change them to number
One(One(Zero())) // Step 1: Zero[Fix[Peano]] => 0
One(One(0)) // Step 2: One(0) => 1 + 0
One(1+0) // Step 3: One(1) => 1 + 1
1+1+0 // Step 4: 2!!


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| 1 | Juice | 1992 | Drama/Crime ‧ 1h 40m | 1h 40m |
| 2 | Poetic Justice | 1993 | Drama/Romance | 1h 50m |
| 3 | Above The Rim | 1994 | Drama/Crime | 1h 37m |
| 4 | Murder Was the Case | 1995 | Hip hop/Drama | 50m |
| 5 | Bullet | 1996 | Drama/Action | 1h 36m |
| 6 | Gridlock'd | 1997 | Drama/Crime | 1h 31m |
| 7 | Gang Related | 1997 | Drama/Thriller | 1h 56m |
| 8 | Tupac: Resurrection | 2003 | Rockumentary/Hip hop | 1h 52m |


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[Erowid Warning: The following report documents the ingestion of an unusually high and potentially dangerous dose of 2C-B. We have chosen to include this report to help document the dose range, but its inclusion does not imply that this dose is safe.]
INTRODUCTION
The day started at noon with a few friends taking mushrooms and heading to a beach party for the afternoon. I took a low dose, just enough to get slightly altered, but no crazy visuals. It was a fantastic day with good friends in a fun environment. My mushroom high was subsiding around 3pm so I topped up with a pinch more, to no noticeable effect.
I left the beach at 5pm to grab some food for dinner, then headed back to the beach party.
Around 6pm I decided to shift gears and try 2C-B (for the first time). I had been wanting to try it for awhile, and thought that this would be the perfect environment for something new. I bought a pack of powder, (non-capsulated) to ingest orally. The pack contained a significant amount of powder, but being inexperienced with this drug, I just assumed that what I was given was what I was supposed to take. Turns out I was given my dealer's 'master stash' by mistake, which contained about 375mg.
I immediately knew something was wrong when I saw somebody else open their package which obviously had WAY less powder in it. I was advised to try to vomit immediately - which I tried to no avail. I left the party immediately with my girlfriend and my dealer and was driven home (which was only about 10 minutes away) so that I could be in a safe environment for what I knew was going to be a crazy trip. I tried to vomit again, and only a bit came up.
SETTING
Before the effects started kicking in I created a comfortable environment with pillows and blankets on the floor and soothing music at a comfortable level. My caretakers frantically researched for cases or overdoes, hospitalization, death, etc. and couldn't find anything, which was encouraging and helped alleviate any fears of dying. They also monitored my pulse, temperature, and breathing, which I was only aware of for the earliest part of the trip. This also helped easy my mind, knowing that I was being taken care of.
ONSET
Initial effects began about 40 minutes after ingestion. This may be because I ate right before ingesting the powder.
RELEASING PHYSICAL, MENTAL, AND EMOTIONAL TRAUMA
One thing that I've learned to tap into over the past few years is a process called 'Myofascial Unwinding', which is a process where the physical body will voluntarily move in ways to facilitate the release of physical, emotional, and psychological trauma. Most people aren't familiar with this process, so ignore or fight the body's natural movements. Listening to me body involves getting my mind out of the way, which is relatively easy to do on psychedelics. The unwinding process allows me to discharge 'stuck' energy and emotions from physical tissues. The actual movements range from vibrating, shaking, contorting, twisting and making noises.
VISUAL EFFECTS
At first the effects were primarily visual, similar to an LSD trip. As the effects increased, the visual effects became much more distorted and frightening. At one point I commented that the experience was 'horrific and gentle'. I experienced a serpent-like presence that could have consumed me at any moment, but instead it just toyed with me.
CONTROLLING THE TRIP
For the first hour or so I found that I was able to somewhat control my experience by anchoring to the music playing and knowing that I had two caretakers keeping me comfortable. Fortunately, I have some experience with navigating other strong psychedelics, including Ayahuasca, 5-MeO-DMT, and mushrooms. I was able to use these navigation skills to keep the experience pleasant. The music also helped form very powerful imagery that resonated on a deep emotional level.
THE PEAK — LOSING CONTROL
After about an hour (time was extremely altered at this point) the experience got really intense. I lost all sense of perception. Everything seemed to happen so rapidly. I couldn't open my eyes. I couldn't tell if anything was real, including my own body. I pissed myself twice. For awhile I didn't even know if my thoughts were my own. This was the most terrifying part, because I honestly believed that it wouldn't end.
AFTER THE PEAK
I don't know how long I was completely out of control for, but at some point I returned to a state of being able to enjoy the trip again. Once I settled into this I felt that I had been put through a mental, physical, and emotional blender. However the effects subsided I found I was able to lie back peacefully and observe a movie play out in my mind that included more strong imagery with powerful emotional impact for me. This comedown lasted at least an hour, probably more.
AFTER-EFFECTS
I was finally able to interact with my caretakers at around 2am. I had a splitting headache, with severe pressure buildup behind my eyes. I couldn't sleep, and was still having strong eye-open LSD visually at 5am. I took some Extra-Strength Ibuprofen to get rid of the headache, which helped. I was able to sleep after the headache subsided, and got up at 11am the next day. I still had a mild headache, so I took another Ibuprofen and drank lots of fluids. I had no visuals when I got up.
CONCLUSION
Although the high dose was not fatal, I would certainly not recommend it. If unprepared, the experience could be terrifying, especially if one isn't experienced with navigating the psychedelic realm, or isn't in the right setting. With any heavy trip, I highly recommend having a sober, responsible guardian available in case something should go wrong. At the very least this may help alleviate any fears which could lead to a bad trip.
Travel safe.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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Program Input
The
input file consists of a header, a data section, and a query section. The first
line of the header contains three integers: the number of data fields, the number
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The data section contains has a single line for
each data record. The data field values are separated by commas.
There is one query per line in the query section
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LASTNAME, FIRSTNAME, TITLE, DEPARTMENT, SALARY
Carter, Steve, Admin. Assistant, Facilities, 2700
Lin, Kyle, Manager, North America Sales, 4200
Gonzales, Maria, Engineer, Manufacturing Support, 4100
Anderson, Greg, Maintenance Technician, Facilities, 2950
Carter, Linda, Heroine, Customer Relations, 6500
Mudhi, Tariq, Sales Specialist, North America Sales, 3200
LASTNAME = Carter
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Goodbye IBM, hello Salesforce!
The Ministry of Manpower in Singapore is running a campaign "A new career at 55". Intrigued by it, I decided to give it a shot.
I will be joining Salesforce in Singapore as Cloud Solution Architect this Monday.
My 11 year tenure in IBM thus came to its end. With the new co-location policy sweeping though IBM, I realised, that staying in Singapore will not get me any closer to Notes than the December delivery of Verse on premises. Moving with my offspring in JC wasn't an option.
Working with the "Yellow bubble" always was fun and I intend to continue to participate there. Over the years the community propelled me to one of the top XPages experts on Stackoverflow, adopted my word creation XAgents and always made me feel welcome.
I had the opportunity to contribute code back to the community via OpenNTF on github. Check them out:
- DominoDAV
A webDAV implementation for Domino attachments. It allows you to fully round-trip edit office documents in a browser. It is extensible, so you could make views look like spreadsheets etc. - Swiftfile Java for Notes
We had to pick a different name (AFSfNC) to add to the confusion. The project is a Java plugin implementation of Swiftfile, the little tool that would predict what folder you would file a message to. In todays lingo one would call it: Cognitive tag prediction (in Notes Folders and Tags could be used interchangeable) - Out of Office
a Rest API that allows to check the OOO status of a given user - DominoRED
Linking Domino and NodeRED. Very much work in progress
So let the adventure "From sensei to n00b" begin. See you on the other side!
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I came across about 6.5g of shrooms early this June. This was the second time I'd shroomed. I started chewing little caps at my friend D's house and had a few in the car on my way home as well. I tried to eat only a gram or so because I didn't have time for a full-blown trip. I also wanted to gauge how much to take next time. For some reason I was intent that my housemates M. and J. not know I was tripping, so I went outside by myself, listening to some drum and bass by Roni Size.
Soon the others were in bed and I was starting to feel very mild but very pleasant effects. I retreated to the couch inside with my journal and started writing sporadically. The first thing I noticed was that everthing was slightly more interesting than normal, and that my awareness was heightened somewhat. Quick changes in the music or on the TV caught my attention in a new way. I felt like a squirrel with wide eyes, looking for anything interesting or threatening in my environment. It was a hot Texas night, but I had no desire to make myself more comfortable, which is very unusual for me.
I was sitting, monitoring my mind, when J. came out and started talking to me about things that seemed very mundane. I tried to continue writing, but his speech commanded my attention. I felt it was very important that I write down, 'No one knows'. My thoughts were speeding by so fast that I thought I'd be wasting time trying to form initial thoughts into speech in my head. I always think, translate into speech, edit my speech, then actually speak. I was able to force myself to write a little, but i had no patience for proper grammar. I began to notice very faint patterns of light laid over my vision. J. left.
I put on Deftones and felt an exhilarating sense of having Fun. The music brought back good memories and I thought of my ex-fiancee L. It felt good to write her name down, which was interesting because I've been very bitter toward her. I felt generally excited about life, but was experiencing a series of doubts about it as well. I was very afraid that someone would come out again and infringe on my alone time. I think this desire for solitude came more from me than the shrooms though.
I left my journal and went outside again. It was only 1 or 2 am and yet I felt that the sun was about to rise. The sky was graced by great, fast moving cumulus clouds that were reflecting the city's light back to me as a wash of red, purple and orange. I thought it looked very beautiful. I had strange thoughts that I didn't believe what time it was because of the brightness of the sky. Whenever I was inside, I insited to myself that it was 5pm and not Summer but Fall.
I started to feel like I was coming down and took a small hit of cheap bud. The shrooms seemed far superior to me and I thought that weed isn't worth it. It made me at once more impatient and less driven. These small changes set in and I calmed, thinking about love. I realized that I wasn't as down from the shrooms as I thought, and realized further that I wasn't even as depressed about life as I had thought I was prior to the trip. The last thing I wrote before turning in was that it had been a sneaky nite that had barely even let me know it was there.
Two days later I took maybe 4 or 5g at about 2:30 pm. I fully expected plenty of nausea this time, so I retreated to the shower and our whirlpool tub to wait it out. The slow rise of the trip in my head and the nausea in my guts made the shower too crazy to be in, so I lay in the tub and let the water run down the drain. I began to see patterns in the light coming through the window made of thick, ornamental glass blocks. This provided some interesting prismatic effects.
I felt laughter and excitement bubbling up, and even my nausea seemed amusing. I realized that by the time I peaked there would be no way to hide this second trip from my friends. I got out of the tub, dried, and let it fill with hot water in case I needed the stimulation of the bubbles later. Because I wanted the option of getting in and out at will without closing the door, I put on my swim trunks. I lay in my bed cringing with nausea, and suddenly, it passed. I knew I needed to tell my friends I was tripping, which I did. This launched my trip into full gear, because now I felt safe.
The next number of hours were characterized by the inability to choose what to do. My mouth started spouting my stream of strange thoughts and I kept trying to make everything into a joke. M. told me the best comedians know when to get off the stage, but I couldn't help the intense feelings of amusement that everything gave me. Later I told him, 'If all the world's a stage, how can anyone ever get off?' I thought it was gangbusters at the time. I started laughing at my inability to decide anything and started this mantra and its variations: keep going, stop, go left, go right, stop knowing, keep knowing, know more, know less, everything keeps going and then it stops.
And for a while, this was my world.
I went to the kitchen (eat, don't eat, keep drinking, stop) got some water and stirred some Emergen-C into it. I didn't know what difference a shot of vitamin C would make on shrooms, but I figured it couldn't hurt. I impulsively bit into the little powder packet and laughed at the way it fizzed in my mouth. I had heard of a guy eating rocks on shrooms before and realized that doing something like that could make sense to someone feeling as impulsive as I was. My friends' skin wouldn't stay still, but that was about the most visual distortion I got. Otherwise everything was just interesting and beautiful both in concept and tactile reality. I realized how wonderful it was that the world around us 'keeps going' and how wild it is that eventually it will all 'stop'. The trees, grass, people, animals were all very vivid and very REAL, and even the stove seemed to have a life unto itself.
At some point I got my journal out and wrote:
'Can't decide. Everything and nothing. This is 20 billion thousand eleventy-one million times past where I was [two days before]. YOU know what I'm doing. not too. stop knowing keep knowing know more know less I thought but then I stopped. Everything makes me laugh and then it stops.'
It took a good number of days for me to feel totally normal again, and a few times I felt like I was back there with it (meaning on the shrooms obviously). All in all, two good trips but very little concrete insight into the world other than that it will stop. Of course, I happen to know that life goes on.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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Useful PHP utility classes and programs
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Represent a command component within an arrangement. More...
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Represent a command component within an arrangement.
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Class instance constructor.
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Definition at line 23 of file CommandArrangeComp.php.
| Motley\CommandArrangeComp::getCompObj | ( | ) |
Get the component object instance.
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Get if component is optional in arrangement.
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Get if component is repeatable in arrangement.
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Get if this arrangement component has been fulfilled during parsing.
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Fubini's Theorem
Let $A\subseteq\mathbb{R}^n$ and $B\subseteq\mathbb{R}^m$ be two boxes, and let $f:A\times B\to\mathbb{R}$ be a bounded and integrable function on $A\times B$. If for each $\vec{x}\in A$, the function $f(\vec{x}, \cdot)$ is integrable on $B$, then $\int_Bf(\cdot, \vec{y})d\vec{y}$ is integrable on $A$ and
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shgpy.tensor_definitions module¶
This module provides a collection of susceptibility tensors (both dipole and quadrupole) which have each been simplified using the symmetry constraints implied by different crystallographic point groups. The tensors are contained in dictionaries of numpy ndarray s, where the keys of the dictionaries are strings containing the name of the relevant point group. For example, to get the dipole tensor implied by the crystallographic point group C_4v, one would use
>>> import shgpy.tensor_definitions as td
>>> t1 = td.dipole['C_4v']
In addition to the dipole dictionary, this module also provides a quadrupole dictionary with the rank-4 susceptibility tensors needed to compute quadrupole SHG, as well as a special surface dictionary (which is a duplicate of dipole but with the variables renamed e.g. from xxx -> sxxx. This is useful when analyzing SHG signal involving both bulk and surface dipole sources.
All of the variables defined in this module are sympy.Symbol objects
and are defined in the shg_symbols
module.
The crystallographic point groups which are defined in this module are
'S_2'
'C_2h'
'D_2h'
'C_4h'
'D_4h'
'T_h'
'O_h'
'S_6'
'D_3d'
'C_6h'
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'C_2'
'C_1h'
'D_2'
'C_2v'
'C_4'
'S_4'
'D_4'
'C_4v'
'D_2d'
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'T'
'D_3'
'C_3'
'C_3v'
'C_6'
'C_3h'
'D_6'
'C_6v'
'D_3h'
'C_1'
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Please note that an additional constraint on typical SHG tensors which
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SHG response function is symmetric in exchange of the electric field
vectors, SHG tensors should be symmetric in their last two indices.
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valid. In scripts, one should use particularize()
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- getExpectedParentsOfTarget() - Method in class weka.classifiers.bayes.net.search.local.EBMC
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Gets the Expected Parents of Target
- getMaxNrOfChildren() - Method in class weka.classifiers.bayes.net.search.local.EBMC
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Gets the Maximum number of Children
- getMaxNrOfParents() - Method in class weka.classifiers.bayes.net.search.local.EBMC
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Gets the Maximum number of parents
- getOptions() - Method in class weka.classifiers.bayes.net.search.local.EBMC
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Gets the current settings of the search algorithm.
- getPriorEquivalentSampleSize() - Method in class weka.classifiers.bayes.net.search.local.EBMC
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- getRevision() - Method in class weka.classifiers.bayes.net.search.local.EBMC
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Returns the revision string.
- getScoreMetric() - Method in class weka.classifiers.bayes.net.search.local.EBMC
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get quality measure to be used in searching for networks.
- getTechnicalInformation() - Method in class weka.classifiers.bayes.net.search.local.EBMC
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Returns an instance of a TechnicalInformation object, containing
detailed information about the technical background of this class,
e.g., paper reference or book this class is based on.
- globalInfo() - Method in class weka.classifiers.bayes.net.search.local.EBMC
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This will return a string describing the search algorithm.


Jetson TX2 Configuration Utility
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Preparation time
30 mins to 1 hour
Cooking time
30 mins to 1 hour
Serves
Serves 4
For the tomato sauce, heat a large pan until hot and add the olive oil, onion and garlic and fry for 4-5 minutes until softened.
Add the fresh tomatoes, canned tomatoes and sun-dried tomato paste and bring to the boil.
Reduce the heat and simmer for 10-15 minutes.
Halfway through the cooking time, add the basil leaves.
Season with salt and freshly ground black pepper to taste. Leave to cool slightly before transferring to a food processor or blender. Blend until smooth and set aside.
For the gnocchi, place the potatoes into a pan and cover with water. Add a pinch of salt and bring to the boil.
Simmer for 10-15 minutes or until the potatoes are tender.
Drain and return to the pan then place back over a low heat for a few seconds to remove any excess moisture.
Pass the boiled potato through a potato ricer or sieve into a mixing bowl to make a very fine mash.
Add the flour, parmesan and one tablespoon of the olive oil and beat together until smooth. Season with salt and freshly ground black pepper.
Place a large nozzle into a piping bag and then add the potato dough to the bag.
Bring a large pan of water to the boil. Take the bag of dough and hold it above the boiling water. As you squeeze the back of the bag with your right hand, hold a small sharp knife in your left hand and cut off 2.5cm/1in lengths of dough, allowing the gnocchi to drop into the pot. Pipe in about 12 gnocchi per batch.
The gnocchi will sink when it hits the water. As soon as it floats to the top, poach for a further 1-2 minutes.
Remove the gnocchi from the water with a slotted spoon and drain on kitchen paper. Repeat the process with any remaining dough.
Heat a frying pan until hot then add the remaining olive oil. Add the gnocchi and fry until golden-brown. Set the pan aside in a warm place.
For the lemon sole, season the sole with salt and freshly ground black pepper.
Heat a frying pan until hot and add the olive oil.
Add the lemon sole to the pan and cook for 2-3 minutes until golden-brown.
Carefully turn the lemon sole and cook for a further minute on the other side.
To serve, add the tomato sauce to the gnocchi pan, enough to just coat the gnocchi, and heat slightly.
Spoon the gnocchi into the centre of each of four plates and top each with half a fillet of lemon sole. Serve at once.


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Hateya H.h.u.high School is an academic institute located at Hateya Sakhipur Tangail. Its institute code (EIIN) is 114596 . It was established in 01 Jan, 1964. Its co-education type is Combined. The institute has following 3 disciplines : Science, Business Studies, Humanities. Its MPO number is<PHONE_NUMBER>. It has Day shift. Its management is Managing.
| Institute | Hateya H.h.u.high School |
| EIIN | 114596 |
| Founded | 01 January, 1964 |
| Board | Dhaka |
| Disciplines | Science,Business Studies,Humanities |
| Type | Secondary |
| MPO Label | Secondary |
| MPO Number |<PHONE_NUMBER> |
| Co-education | Combined |
| Shift | Day |
| Management | Managing |
| Region | Grameen |
| Location | Plain Land |
The total area of Hateya H.h.u.high School is 3.69 Acres including Academic Building, Playground, Hostel and Teacher's Residence. Let's see the details information about it.
| Total Space | 3.69 Acres |
| Academic Building | 0.21 Acres |
| Playground | 0.93 Acres |
| Student’s Hostel | 0.03 Acres |
| Teacher’s Residence | 0.08 Acres |
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Alistair Gillikin is a computer programmer and web developer (and also tabletop rpg gamer). This interface was made to test out what could be done with HTML forms, and different ways a page could react to input. Enjoy fiddling with it, and if it interests you, feel free to send an email.
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continuous wavelet transformation.
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the selected spectrum. You can adjust transformation parameters
and see the modification that the transformation does. Note
that parameters are dependent on each other. Increasing one
parameter decreases maximal possible value of the second one and
vice versa.


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This shows 3 divs (with a class of .one.third), as per normal Groundwork usage.

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On Friday, a day of transmission, feedback and emotion. On Saturday, a day of exchange and co-construction, where everything becomes possible. Especially community evenings (Thursday and Friday) to get to know each other, relax and chat in a relaxing environment.Book your ticket
A day of talks
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All informal moments
To make sure you can participate in Sud Web, from Thursday evening to Saturday, with meals included and accommodation offered, choose the full price.
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my name is Odunayo oluwatobiloba ayomide, i am a professional model and investigator.
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java.lang.Object atg.multisite.SiteURLManager.SiteURLComparator
public class SiteURLManager.SiteURLComparator
a comparator to sort URLs using the following priority: 1. Full URLs containing domain name and path, are more specific than domain names alone, are more specific than paths alone. 2. Paths with more directory levels are considered more specific than paths with fewer directory levels 3. domain names all share the same level of specificity. A domain name with fewer name levels is not less specific than a domain name with more name levels. Example: foobar.com is the same level of specificity as example.foobar.com 4. If a URL comes in with domain name and path, and there is no match based on domain name plus path, but both domain name and path have separate matches for different sites, then domain name wins out.
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compare(java.lang.Object p1,
java.lang.Object p2)
compare two URLs |
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compareLevels(java.lang.String pURL1,
java.lang.String pURL2)
compare level counts for two URLs |
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see if another comparator is equal to this one |
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get the domain name portion of a url |
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getLevelCount(java.lang.String pURL)
get the number of levels in a URL |
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protected java.lang.String getDomainPortion(java.lang.String pURL)
pURL
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pURL
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protected int getPriority(java.lang.String pURL)
pURL
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Here are a few more good tags to know:
The "p" tag can be used around paragraphs to add space above and below text like this.
You can also use the "break" tag to insert a manual line break, like this:That last "br" tag was a little funny. Many HTML tags start with two brackets like this: < ... > and end with the same brackets with a / in front of them, like this: </ ... >.  But some tags that don't surround text don't need an end tag. In that case, you put the slash at the end of the tag, like we did with ≷br/> above.
If you're looking at the source code of this page, you might wonder what the funny < and > letters do. Those are considered special characters in HTML. Since browsers interpret less than and greater than signs as HTML, we need a way to tell the browser to actually display those signs instead of treating them like HTML. Using < and > does that. There are actually a whole bunch of different entities that you can use. A good list of them is here.
Hey! What was that funny "a" tag? That's called an "anchor" tag, but is more commonly just called a link. You can use that to link to other web pages.
By the way, HTML tags can be in either uppercase or lowercase -- it doesn't matter. Most people these days use lowercase, but you can do whatever makes you happy.
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Date :
Works down the columns of pixels in a TrianaPixelMap finding the maximum value of the pixels so far. Ie. the red,
green and blue values in each in the resulting image are the maximum of all the red, green and blue values in the
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ZDFFT3D
Routine Documentation— Input: INTEGER MODE
The value of MODE on input determines the operation performed by
ZDFFT3D
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On input:
- MODE=0 : only default initializations (specific to L, M and N) are performed; this is usually followed by calls to the same routine with MODE=1.
- MODE=1 : a complex-to-real transform is performed. Initializations are assumed to have been performed by a prior call to
ZDFFT3D
.- MODE=2 : (default) initializations and a complex-to-real transform are performed.
- MODE=100 : similar to MODE=0; only initializations are performed, but first a plan is generated. This plan is chosen based on the fastest FFT computation for a subset of all possible plans.
— Input: INTEGER L
On input: L is the length of the first dimension of the 3D array of data obtained from the transform. If Y is declared as a 3D array then L is the first dimension of Y.
— Input: INTEGER M
On input: M is the length of the second dimension of the 3D array of data obtained from the transform. If Y is declared as a 3D array then L is the second dimension of Y.
— Input: INTEGER N
On input: N is the length of the third dimension of the 3D array of data obtained from the transform. If Y is declared as a 3D array then L is the third dimension of Y.
— Input: DOUBLE COMPLEX X((L/2+1)*M*N)
On input: X contains the Hermitian sequences in complex-Hermitian storage to be transformed.
— Output: DOUBLE PRECISION Y(L*M*N)
On output: Y contains the L by M by N real 3D array obtained from the transform. Element ijk is stored in location i + (j - 1) * L + (k - 1) * L * M of Y.
CALL DZFFT3D(0,L,M,N,X,Y,COMM,INFO) CALL DZFFT3D(1,L,M,N,X,Y,COMM,INFO) DO K = 1, N DO J = 1, M DO I = 1, L/2+1 Y(I,J,K) = -Y(I,J,K)/SQRT(DBLE(L*M*N)) END DO END DO EMD DO CALL ZDFFT3D(2,L,M,N,Y,X,COMM,INFO) |


On the data structure
Given the flexibility that MakerLab aims for, the data structure it uses
internally (that is, inside the API domain) is not trivial.
We have divided the (meta)data an article comprises over 3 disjoint layers,
plus an extra presentation layer.
Structured Layer
The information belonging to this layer is persisted in the system database.
It deals mainly with permission issues and with otherwise data that already
was part of the django-wiki
which served as the starting point of our own wiki.
Every information in here is highly structured and is hardly modified in any
direct way which we don’t control and/or verify that is correct and valid.
Semi-structured Layer
This layer deals with information that is not strictly structured, yet we can
ensure its correction and validity, and serves as the first layer where we
modify and keep information of our own (versus the information already used by
django-wiki).
We keep this information stored in XML. This means that an article in our
system is no longer solely its contents. It now is its metadata as added by
us, plus its contents (XML + Markdown).
We call this layer semi-structured since we do not impose a static structure
in this layer. As need arises, new tags can be added and old ones removed. And
the system has to bare with this flexibility. Yet, we don’t let general users
modify this structure, effectively making us (i.e. the system itself) the
only entity that uses this information. As a result we don’t need to worry
about changes imposed by users and can be sure about the information we
access to.
Parsed Layer
This is the most flexible layer on our system, and the one that effectively
poses most challenges when coping with our management-on-a-wiki system.
All the content kept within this layer is actually stored directly in the
markdown of the articles. This means that any user (with proper credentials)
can edit and manipulate this information.
At first sight this might seem undesirable, yet we find it to be the ultimate
flexibility mechanism. Following the principle “we are all grown-up here”, we
think (and our clients do too) that sufficiently privileged users should have
direct access to information and be capable of changing it as they would
change any other piece of information.
We thus, whenever reasonable, store information directly to the respective
article’s markdown (its contents), making it directly editable.
In order to cope with this, we have developed a parser which looks for pieces
of contents which resemble the loosely defined structure in which we would
have written information, and hopefully interprets it. We try to use simple
structures and be as flexible as possible in our grammar definition, so that
users still have freedom to manipulate the structures without braking the
overall contents.
Normalizer
Having all the above layers and information scattered across different storage
sources would make it difficult to access information specially out of the
domain the API defines with the outer world (e.g. it would be hard to have a
mobile app parsing markdown and interpreting it as valid data).
With this in mind we have developed a component whose sole purpose is to
gather normalize all an article’s information into a well defined structure
which can be easily used by and shared with all the other components,
specially those which are not (nor should they be) familiar with these layers
which we presented here.


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Set clipping region in user coordinates
clip(x1, x2, y1, y2)
x1, x2, y1, y2 |
user coordinates of clipping rectangle |
How the clipping rectangle is set depends on the setting of
par("xpd")
: this function changes the current setting
until the next high-level plotting command resets it.
Clipping of lines, rectangles and polygons is done in the graphics engine, but clipping of text is if possible done in the device, so the effect of clipping text is device-dependent (and may result in text not wholly within the clipping region being omitted entirely).
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predict. plot.new
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title
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x <- rnorm(1000) hist(x, xlim = c(-4,4)) usr <- par("usr") clip(usr[1], -2, usr[3], usr[4]) hist(x, col = 'red', add = TRUE) clip(2, usr[2], usr[3], usr[4]) hist(x, col = 'blue', add = TRUE) do.call("clip", as.list(usr)) # reset to plot region


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Beadledom
Beadledom is a bundle of common components required for building JAX-RS web services. It is the starting point for new services. The core of Beadledom provides health checks, monitoring via Stagemonitor, API docs via Swagger, JSON serialization via Jackson, and integration of these components with Guice. Learn More…
Bunsen
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Introduction
For a detailed instruction which services, methods and params are available see the list in the SOAP/REST API . ALL methods that are implemented for the SOAP API are also available via REST.
- SOAP:
?wsdl
suffix, for examplehttps://localhost:5443/openmeetings/services/UserService?wsdl
- REST: as xml
?_wadl
for examplehttps://localhost:5443/openmeetings/services/user?_wadl
- REST: as json
?_wadl&type=json
for examplehttps://localhost:5443/openmeetings/services/user?_wadl&type=json
https://localhost:5443/openmeetings/services/services
How to integrate using PHP and composer
You can integrate OpenMeetings via the Rest API into your PHP project.
Install the module
php composer.phar install openmeetings-php-client
Eg generate a unique hash to enter a conference room:
- Login to service
- Generate Hash for entering a conference room
- Construct Login URL
$BASE_URL = "http://localhost:5080/openmeetings"; //1. Login to service $config = new Configuration(); $config->setHost($BASE_URL . '/services'); $userApiInstance = new UserServiceApi(null, $config); $serviceResultLoginWrapper = $userApiInstance->login("soapuser", "!HansHans1"); if ($serviceResultLoginWrapper->getServiceResult()->getType() != "SUCCESS") { $text = "Login Failed " . $serviceResultLoginWrapper->getServiceResult()->getMessage(); return view('hello_index', ['text' => $text]); } $sid = $serviceResultLoginWrapper->getServiceResult()->getMessage(); // 2. Generate Hash for entering a conference room $serviceResultHashWrapper = $userApiInstance->getRoomHash($sid, new ExternalUserDTO( array( "firstname" => "John", "lastname" => "Doe", "external_id" => "uniqueId1", "external_type" => "myCMS", "login" => "john.doe", "email" =><EMAIL_ADDRESS>) ), new RoomOptionsDTO( array( "room_id" => 2, "moderator" => true ) ) ); // 3. Construct Login URL $hash = $serviceResultHashWrapper->getServiceResult()->getMessage(); $url = $this->BASE_URL . "/hash?secure=".$hash;
Full sample source code can be found at https://github.com/om-hosting/openmeetings-php-laravel-sample-project
You can find details about all API endpoints and examples at https://github.com/om-hosting/openmeetings-php-client#documentation-for-api-endpoints
How to integrate using Node.js
You can integrate OpenMeetings via the Rest API into your Node project.
Install the module
npm install openmeetings-node-client
Eg generate a unique hash to enter a conference room:
- Login to service
- Generate Hash for entering a conference room
- Construct Login URL
const {UserServiceApi, Configuration} = require("openmeetings-node-client"); const BASE_URL = "http://localhost:5080/openmeetings" const config = new Configuration({ basePath: BASE_URL + "/services" }) // 1. Login to service const loginResult = await userService.login("admin", "!HansHans") // 2. Generate Hash for entering a conference room const hashResult = await userService.getRoomHash(sessionId, { firstname: "John", lastname: "Doe", externalId: "uniqueId1", externalType: "myCMS", login: "john.doe", email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>}, { roomId: 1, moderator: true }) // 3. Construct Login URL const loginUrl = `${BASE_URL}/hash?secure=${hashResult.message}`
Full sample source code for can be found at:
- JavaScript/ES6 example using simplistic Express website see Github openmeetings-node-js-sample-project
- TypeScript example using simplistic Express website Github openmeetings-node-sample-project
More in depth examples and use cases can be found at the module page https://www.npmjs.com/package/openmeetings-node-client
How to get room hash via REST via jQuery
- First of all you need to perform login and get authorized SID to perform authorized operations
Request Error response Successful response $.ajax({ method: "GET", url: "services/user/login", data: {user: 'admin', pass: '12345'}, dataType: "json" });
{ "serviceResult": { "code": -11, "type": "ERROR" } }
{ "serviceResult": { "code": 1, "message": "78189aff-d68d-458a-8840-5b18d15a50b0", "type": "SUCCESS" } }
- In case of error you can get detailed error message in your language as result of following query
https://localhost:5443/openmeetings/services/error/ERROR_ID/LANGUAGE_ID
(for ex. https://localhost:5443/openmeetings/services/error/-11/9) - If your request was successful you will get your SID as message (78189aff-d68d-458a-8840-5b18d15a50b0)
- Then you can use SID to generate room hash
Request Successful response $.ajax({ method: "POST", url: "services/user/hash?sid=78189aff-d68d-458a-8840-5b18d15a50b0", data: {user: JSON.stringify({ firstname: 'John', lastname: 'Doe', externalId: 'uid1', externalType: 'myCMS', login: 'superjohn' }), options: JSON.stringify({ roomId: 5, moderator: true, showAudioVideoTest: true }) }, dataType: "json" })
{ "serviceResult": { "code": 0, "message": "fa1f9381-bd03-42ae-9fd9-332b5f775a1b", "type": "SUCCESS" } }
- If your request was successful you will get your hash as message (fa1f9381-bd03-42ae-9fd9-332b5f775a1b)
- Now you can use following URL to enter the room:
https://localhost:5443/openmeetings/hash?secure=fa1f9381-bd03-42ae-9fd9-332b5f775a1b&language=1


ensemble.useVariables
Indicate which variables should be used by an ensemble object
Syntax
Description
Indicates which variables should be used by the ensemble. The listed variables and indices are interpreted in the context of variables saved in the .ens file. If the index is -1, selects all variables saved in the .ens file.
After using this command, the ensemble will only load these specified variables when the “ensemble.load” command is used. Unused variables will not be loaded into memory. By default, ensemble objects load all the variables saved in the .ens file, so use this command when you only want to load a subset of the saved variables.
This command is most commonly used to design and load assimilation priors. Only the used variables will be loaded and assimilated, so this method can help select a subset of variables as reconstruction targets.
Calling this command will also affect values returned by various ensemble methods. Typcially, ensemble methods will interpret inputs and return values in the context of the variables being used by the ensemble object, rather than the context of variables saved in the .ens file. However, you can change this behavior using the “scope” input of these commands. (Note that the “useVariables” command itself is an exception to this behavior. By default, it interprets inputs in the context of variables saved in the .ens file).
*Important* It is usually not necessary to use this command when running the “PSM.estimate” command, because “PSM.estimate” already implements memory optimizations. However, if you do apply this command to an ensemble object used as input to “PSM.estimate”, then you should call this command BEFORE determining the rows for each forward model. Essentially, you will need to determine forward models rows with respect to the subset of used/loaded variables, rather than the full set of variables saved in the .ens file.
Indicate the scope in which to interpret the input variables. If “file”|”f”|true, behaves identically to the previous syntax and interprets inputs in the context of variables saved in the .ens file. If “used”|”u”|false, interprets inputs in the context of variables being used by the ensemble object.
Input Arguments
v
variableNames
scope
[“file”|”f|false (default)]: Interpret variables relative to the set of all variables stored in the .ens file.
[“used”|”u”|true]: Interpret variables relative to the set of variables already being used by the ensemble.


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by Mandla NdlovuDivine Kingdom Baptist Ministries Pastor Ian Ndlovu has issued a chilling prophetic warning to Zimbabweans to watch and pray after mass bloodshed during the period of November and December.
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