Preparation time
overnight
Cooking time
30 mins to 1 hour
Serves
Serves 4
Dietary
The humble rhubarb crumble gets a dinner party makeover. Serve in sturdy wine glasses or individual serving bowls.
Preheat the oven to 160C/320F/Gas 3.
For the rhubarb, cut two rhubarb stalks into 1cm/½in pieces. Place in a saucepan with two thirds of the sugar and a few tablespoons water. Melt the sugar over a gentle heat to form a syrup. Remove from the heat and set aside.
Cut another rhubarb stalk into 1cm/½in pieces and place in rows on a baking tray. Sprinkle over the remaining caster sugar.
Use a vegetable peeler to remove 8-12 strips from the final stem of rhubarb. Glaze with the syrup then place over the sugar coated rhubarb. Cook in the oven for 6-7 minutes, or until the rhubarb is tender.
For the custard, in a large heatproof bowl beat the egg yolks and sugar together until well combined. Add the cream and milk to a saucepan and bring to the boil.
Sit the bowl of yolks and sugar over a separate pan of gently simmering water and whisk the cream mixture into it. Add the cornflour paste and stir continuously until the custard starts to thicken.
Add the vanilla seeds to the mixture and keep stirring until the custard is thick enough to coat the back of a spoon. Remove the bowl from the heat.
In wine glasses, add a layer of the stewed rhubarb syrup and a layer of custard. Place in the fridge overnight to set.
For the crumble, preheat the oven to 180C/350F/Gas 4. Line a baking tray with baking parchment.
Rub the flour, butter, sugar and almonds together until the mixture resembles breadcrumbs.
Sprinkle the mixture onto the lined baking tray and bake for approximately 15-20 minutes, turning occasionally, until the crumble is crunchy and golden-brown. Remove from the oven and set aside to cool completely.
Once the rhubarb and custard has set, top with baked rhubarb pieces and some almond crumble. Decorate with the glazed rhubarb strips.


This is your annual reminder to 'let it snow' in the Apple Store app
Source: iMore / Rene Ritchie
What you need to know
- Open the App Store on iPhone or iPad.
- Type "let it snow" into the search box and marvel at the result.
- This Easter egg might be an oldie, but it's a goldie.
I don't know if you've noticed, but we're in the midst of holiday fever especially now that Black Friday is upon us. Whether you're planning your big festive getaway or hunkering down to devour as much turkey as possible, there's no denying the holidays are coming. So why not embrace it with a well placed Apple Easter egg?
There's a good chance that you are already aware of this little bit of magic but I thought a gloomy Friday afternoon might be a good time to inject a little festive cheer. And even if you do know about this Easter egg, not everyone will. After all, every day there's someone born who hasn't seen the Flintstones, right?
Preamble aside, here's what you need to do.
- Open the Apple Store on iPhone or iPad.
- Head to the Search tab and enter "let it snow" into the text field. No need for the quotes.
- Watch as snow falls from the skies. Or rather, the top of your screen.
- As if that wasn't enough to fill your heart with joy, give your iPhone or iPad a shake and watch as it turns into a $1000 snow globe.


This tutorial will show you how to change default behaviour of DB2 when connecting to a database. By default when you connect to DB2, your SCHEMA is set to the username you logged in with.
The CURRENT SCHEMA special register contains the default qualifier to be used for unqualified object references for dynamic SQL statements issued within a specific DB2 connection. The qualifier can be changed by the SET SCHEMA statement.
You can also use the QUALIFIER option of the BIND command to control the schema name used to qualify unqualified database object references for static SQL statements.
This tutorial shows how the default SCHEMA can be changed so that table references will use the schema name rather than the user name that is connected.


This feature allows for quick, incremental analyses of changed source files to enable pre/post-checkin/commit-like behavior . The goal is that only changed files are analyzed by the Klocwork kwciagent tool to replicate the local analysis developers would perform by using our supported IDE plugins or the command line utility. To enable this behavior, the plugin takes a list of the changed files from the SCM; this enables the system to analyze only the changed files when the workspace isn’t kept. Leave this cleared to analyze the whole project, or, if the workspace is kept, to perform a standard incremental analysis.
The diff file list is the file that contains the changed source files for Klocwork to analyze. All analyzed files must exist in the build specification generated by kwinject.
Note: All files to be analyzed must exist in the build specification.
If using Git, provide the previous commit that Git should perform a "diff" against. The change list between the current commit and the specified previous commit will be added to the diff file list for Klocwork to process by automatically calling "git diff <previous_commit>" during the build. Note: If you are using Git jenkins plugin to obtain source files for you pipeline job be sure to use 'Pipeline script from SCM' and specify the previous commit with the environment variable, 'GIT_PREVIOUS_COMMIT'. Also be aware that the first build in the job won't be able to access GIT_PREVIOUS_COMMIT and the first build will run full CI analysis.
If you are not using Git, or want to manually generate the change list by using Git, select this option. You will need to generate the diff file list by using a custom build-step (or similar). List one changed source file on each line of the file.


Displays an o2 image. Which image to display is specified with the id attribute.
If the keepAspectRatio-attribute is set to "0", the image is resized to exactly match the available/maximum space (the image may be stretched). It does not make sence to use other values than "resize" for the onTooBig- and onTooSmall-attributes when keepAspectRatio is "0".
If the original image is larger than the available space (in both directions), the image is resized down until either the height equals the height of the available space, or the width equals the width of the available space. (The image is not stetched) Then, if the onTooBig-attribute is "crop", the image is centered with respect to the available space (either horizontally or vertically), and what's outside the available space-box is cut away. If, on the other hand, the onTooBig-attribute is "resize", the image is resized down further, until the available space surrounds it completely (still no stretching).
If the original image is smaller than the available space, and the onTooSmall-attribute is "ignore", no resizing is done on the image. If the onTooSmall-attribute is "resize", the image is resized up until either the the width equals the available width or the height equals the available height.
But what happens if the image is both larger and smaller than the available space? In other words that it is larger in one direction and smaller in the other. Let's say the image is broader than the maximum allowed width and lower than the maximum allowed height:


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Emotional intelligence is defined as the ability to have awareness of your own and others feelings. Emotional intelligence or emotional quotient (EQ) is different to IQ becasue instead of focusing on academic knowledge it focuses on our behaviour and the skills that help us to build connections and manage our emotions in a healthy way. High EQ, although not directly related to intelligence in the traditionl western view is in fact beneficial to our productivity and our work outputs as well as our quality of life becasue it improves things like focus, our ability to collaborate with others and to overcome conflict and challenges in order to perservere. It can also help us to maintain a calm disposition in distressing situations and build confidence.
I found some information on one of theNZ Mental health foundationwebsites about the different skills associated with emotional intelligence:
Refelcting on this list I realised that although some of these skills come naturally to me (empathy, social skills and self-awareness to a lesser extent) I really struggle with motivation and self-regulation. This is a useful and surprising insight. I realised I hadn't conciously engaged with what emotional intelligence is before this, I had just assumed I knew what it was and that because I have good social skills I am automatically emotionally intelligent when there is actually alot more to it.
This aligns with what I discovered through exploring my strengths and weaknesses and will help me to work more conciously on improving my self-regulation and motivation. I have already been working on emotional regulation for myself with things like mindfullness and positive self-talk but it is going to be useful to connect these skills back to the idea of emotional intelligence and how they will benefit all my relationships, my study and overall wellbeing. So thanks Dev Academy :)


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I spent some time last night hacking up some Avahi bindings for C#, using the DBus API. The wrapper is here, and a little test app is here. The test app registers a ‘foobar’ service, and then lists all services in the default (I think?) domain. Obligatory ‘screenshot’ below. Unfortunately, I ran into some dbus-sharp bugs while doing this. You’ll need this patch to dbus-sharp in order to use it. You can also grab a dll here.
snorp@sackbut misc/avahi/avahi-sharp % mono test.exe
Service 'Living Room' at DVR-8477.local:80
Txt: TSN=54000000000000
Resolved DVR-8477.local to <IP_ADDRESS>
Reverse resolved <IP_ADDRESS> to DVR-8477.local
Service 'Now Playing on Living Room' at DVR-8477.local:443
Txt: TSN=54000000000000
Resolved DVR-8477.local to <IP_ADDRESS>
Reverse resolved <IP_ADDRESS> to DVR-8477.local
Service 'Now Playing on Living Room' at DVR-8477.local:443
Txt: TSN=54000000000000
Resolved DVR-8477.local to <IP_ADDRESS>
Reverse resolved <IP_ADDRESS> to DVR-8477.local
Service 'iTunes_Ctrl_60AA03D0FEE58A7F' at homer.local:3689
Txt: DbId=10000
Resolved homer.local to <IP_ADDRESS>
Reverse resolved <IP_ADDRESS> to homer.local
Service 'snorp’s Music' at homer.local:3689
Txt: Password=false
Resolved homer.local to <IP_ADDRESS>
Reverse resolved <IP_ADDRESS> to homer.local
Service 'Remote Terminal on sackbut' at sackbut.local:22
Resolved sackbut.local to <IP_ADDRESS>
Reverse resolved <IP_ADDRESS> to sackbut.local
Service 'sackbut [00:0d:60:36:95:4d]' at sackbut.local:9
Resolved sackbut.local to <IP_ADDRESS>
Reverse resolved <IP_ADDRESS> to sackbut.local
Service 'foobar' at sackbut.local:8080
Txt:
Resolved sackbut.local to <IP_ADDRESS>
Reverse resolved <IP_ADDRESS> to sackbut.local


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These are the colors used in the mr.Watson UI :smiley:
Do not use these colors directly. Instead use the UI color variables.
New colors can be added as Sass variables in
app/base/_variables.scss
Green
Grey
White
Sec Blue
Sec Red
These are the UI colors and their Sass variable names.
If you would like to know a color's Hex value, click on the color.
Just don't use the Hex value in production because they change with the mr.Watson color palette
$body-background-color
$block-background-color
$border-color
$border-color--accent
$button-color--neutral
$button-color--neutral--accent
$button-color--happy
$button-color--happy--accent
$button-color--strict
$button-color--strict--accent
$button-color--angry
$button-color--angry--accent
$button-color__text
$button-color--neutral__text
$text-color
$text-color--accent
$header-color
$header-color--accent
$link-color
Most of the icons come in two styles: solid and naked.
The icon will automatically use the same color as the type in the element would. To customize the color you can use the
'color':
property.
Possible options are:
$(ui.component.icon.render({
'icons': [{
'icon': 'icon-solid-bell',
'color: 'green'
}, {
'icon': 'icon-naked-bell'
}]
}));
//↓ Renders ↓
Mr.Watson uses the Sass version of Bootstrap's grid. Note we only use Bootstrap's grid. Other bootstrap classes won't work.
Rules of engagement:
More info:
getbootstrap.com/css/#grid
getbootstrap.com/examples/grid

↓ Creates a grid like this ↓
Mr.Watson uses a 2 column grid with a full-width header on top
The right side column can be divided in two columns. The example below demonstrates the layout mr.Watson currently uses.
The left column
'hidden-xs hidden-sm hidden-md col-lg-3'
is for navigation and disappears on small devices or screen-widths.
The middle column
'col-md-9'
is for main content.
The (optional) right column
'col-md-3'
is for widgets and disappears on small devices or screen-widths.
Apps can use the 9 columns on the right in the same fashion the platform does. They can either take up the entire 9 columns. I.e. for placing the App Bar Component which houses the app's
filter views and action buttons.
The optional right column is used for in-app navigation.
App Bar or full-width app content
App content
The (optional) right column (col-md-3) for in-app nav
1/4 grid for small content blocks
1/4 grid for small content blocks
1/4 grid for small content blocks
1/4 grid for small content blocks
Right now the only font used is Source Sans Pro.
If a new font is to be added please do this in the
/styles/main.scss
file via the
@import
method.
For buttons we use
$button-font
Sass variable. (Currently Source Sans Pro, but with 1 px letter spacing)
For navigation we use the same font but set to
$font-size--small
For regular type in

we use the
$font-family
Sass variable. (Currently Source Sans Pro)
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A detailed user guide can be found here.
IMPyBot (impybot) is a bot (IM automatic response) framework for XMPP protocol. It provides a plug-in system, so that the implementation of a utility is isolated from implementation of the bot. This provides great convenience to manage the utilities without touching the bot itself. The plug-in system is sophisticated that it enables developer to write really large and powerful plug-ins. Meanwhile, it also provides a simple interface such that users with little Python experience can write useful utilities as well.
The Plug-ins +---------+ +------------+ +------------+ | weather | | dictionary | | calculator | +---------+ +------------+ +------------+ | plug in v +--------------------------------------------+ | The XMPP Bot Framework | +--------------------------------------------+ | ^ v | +--------------------------------------------+ | Internet | +--------------------------------------------+ Figure 1. Illustration of the IMPyBot Framework
To write your own utilities (we call it a plugin), simply follow these TWO steps:
Create a text file called my_first_plugin.py
, with codes look
like the following:
Invoke the command line tool to run a bot and tell it where your plugin is:
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Congratulations on your first Instant Messaging Application!


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Prediction: Fat Clients & Servers
- Hardware is on steroids.
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Computing has historically oscillated between thin client/fat server and
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The fourth principle of the SOLID principles is the Interface Segregation Principle. According to Wikipedia, the authority on most truth, this principle states that “no client should be forced to depend on methods it does not use”. This principle can help in cleaner and more intuitive designs of protocols and delegates.Most Objective C introductory tutorials introduce developers to the idea of delegates. For example, if you have a table view controller and table view cells, the table view cells can send messages to the table view controller using a delegate.
The definition for the table view cell could look something like this:
@protocol MyTableViewCellDelegate <NSObject>
- (void)doSomething;
@end
@interface MyTableViewCell : UITableViewCell
@property (nonatomic, weak) id<MyTableViewCellDelegate> delegate;
@end
And the definition of the table view controller could look something like this:
@interface MyTableViewController : UITableViewController <MyTableViewCellDelegate>
@end
In the implementation of the table view controller, when dequeuing the cell and setting it up, the delegate of the cell should be set to the table view controller.
For a simple example like this, this is ok. But as the application gets more complicated, the delegate definition can get more complicated. For example, if the table view cell manages individual audio, video and other text items, the protocol definition of the delegate could end up looking as follows:
@protocol MyTableViewCellDelegate
- (void)addAudioItem:(AudioItem *)audioItem;
- (void)showAudioItem:(AudioItem *)audioItem;
- (void)deleteAudioItem:(AudioItem *)audioItem;
- (void)addPhotoItem:(PhotoItem *)photoItem;
- (void)showPhotoItem:(PhotoItem *)photoItem;
- (void)deletePhotoItem:(PhotoItem *)photoItem;
@end
This can get confusing with added complexity. In addition to this, the cell may be used in another context that doesn’t have either audio or photo items, forcing the class that implements the protocol (the view controller in this case) to implement methods it doesn’t require.
To simplify this, the protocol can be broken down into smaller protocols, as follows:
@protocol AudioItemHandler
- (void)addAudioItem:(AudioItem *)audioItem;
- (void)showAudioItem:(AudioItem *)audioItem;
- (void)deleteAudioItem:(AudioItem *)audioItem;
@end
@protocol PhotoItemHandler
- (void)addPhotoItem:(PhotoItem *)photoItem;
- (void)showPhotoItem:(PhotoItem *)photoItem;
- (void)deletePhotoItem:(PhotoItem *)photoItem;
@end
The table view cell can then reference both of these items as follows:
@interface MyTableViewCell : UITableViewCell
@property (nonatomic, weak) id<AudioItemHandler> audioItemHandler;
@property (nonatomic, weak) id<PhotoItemHandler> photoItemHandler;
@end
And lastly, the class that implemented the delegate protocol now implements both of the smaller protocols:
@interface MyTableViewController : UITableViewController <AudioItemHandler, PhotoItemHandler>
@end
This way, the protocols can be used separately and aren’t bound to be used together, increasing the flexibility. In addition to this, each responsibility can then be handled by different objects.


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I’ve previously talked about how to set up Tor Hidden Services, at home on a Raspberry Pi. As I’ll be moving around soon and not have a permanent base to run such a mini-server I have been thinking about what to do.
One option would be to take it with me and run it as a portable, nomadic server. This is appealing on several fronts but not practical for me right now as under some circumstances encryption technology and the use of Tor is highly scrutinised and problematic. Whilst I’m simply self-hosting and publishing my own music, therefore acting perfectly legally, not everywhere in the world sees it that way and unwanted scrutiny might jeopardise the projects of others I will be associated with. This is all probably a little extreme but it’s not a risk I’m currently able to take. Basically I’m going to temporarily be in a political context where I’ll very much have to toe the line for personal reasons.
Another option would be to have a friend or family member take on the little server. Whilst this is feasible it’s not what I want to do right now. Especially because having to ring someone up and ask them to reboot it if there’s a problem is fine if it works first time but if troubleshooting becomes more difficult, it can become a burden.
A third option would be to simply cease running the hidden service for a while. Not what I want to do.
Finally then, I need to move from the small home-based server to another hosting solution. I could rent server space, set up a VPS etc. or, and I’m a curious fan of this at the moment, play with so-called ‘cloud’ solutions.
This is problematic. My desire to publish independently in a way that critically engages with the economies of ‘platforms’ will now rely on the infrastructure of some of the largest and richest private companies in the world and be embedded with their numerous disturbing business practices and lines of money/power.
I still have free trial credit with google though that I would like to use up and, at this stage, as a learning exercise, I feel that engagement with these platforms in such a way is beneficial. It helps me to develop technical skills and knowledge plus, by reporting this way, I can also help share this knowledge. Whilst ideally, at some point, I would move these services again, to somewhere less problematic, for the meantime it’s a simple and accessible solution to my problem.
So… onwards.
Setting up Google Compute Engine
If you want to follow this guide you’ll need an account at https://cloud.google.com/. You can get free trial credits that, for low level usage such as this, should last for a year.
Once we have an account we’re going to set up a new project. Call it whatever you want… for this example I’m using ‘tutorial’.
Now we’re going to choose ‘Compute Engine’ from the lefthand menu and ‘create’ a new ‘VM Instance’.
Give it whatever name you want (I’m using ‘tutorial-instance’); choose your region (I opted for European data centres, I especially didn’t want to use US ones); machine type should just be ‘micro’ as we don’t need more power and it’s cheaper this way; boot disk should be Debian 9; on the firewall add HTTP and HTTPS access.
That’s it, we now have a fresh Debian instance to work with. Google cloud has a really good web based SSH Terminal so click on that, allow pop-ups if they are blocked and initiate the connection.
Installing Tor
We need to run some commands in the terminal to get everything set-up and installed. First update the OS:
$ sudo apt-get update
$ sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
Next we’re going to follow Tor instructions here - https://www.torproject.org/docs/debian.html.en
We need to add package sources so create a new file in the correct folder:
$ sudo nano /etc/apt/sources.list.d/tor.list
Paste this into the new file nano has just created:
deb https://deb.torproject.org/torproject.org stretch main
deb-src https://deb.torproject.org/torproject.org stretch main
ctrl + x
to save and quit.
The package sources have now been added but things aren’t fully set up yet. First we need the apt-transport-https package to work with https urls. Next we’ll need dirmngr as it’s necessary when working with the gpg key.
$ sudo apt-get install apt-transport-https
$ sudo apt-get install dirmngr
To install Tor securely we also need to set-up the gpg key. I had trouble with this unless I ran the following commands (from the Tor instructions) as sudo:
$ sudo gpg --keyserver keys.gnupg.net --recv A3C4F0F979CAA22CDBA8F512EE8CBC9E886DDD89
$ sudo gpg --export A3C4F0F979CAA22CDBA8F512EE8CBC9E886DDD89 | sudo apt-key add -
Now that’s all set-up we can run apt-get to install Tor as follows:
$ sudo apt-get update
$ sudo apt-get install tor deb.torproject.org-keyring
That’s it, Tor is installed.
Installing nginx
Next we’re going to set up a webserver. Apache isn’t recommended here simply because it bigger and more complex than we need. I’ve previously used lighttpd sucessfully but this time I am going to go with the commonly recommended nginx. First run:
$ sudo apt-get install nginx
As I’m not running a site anonymously (I have public facing versions of the same site) I don’t need to worry about many of the warnings usually made about running hidden services. General server best practices should be adequate.
A few settings we will still change with a view to minimising possible information leakage are as follows. Edit the file ‘/etc/nginx/nginx.conf’:
$ sudo nano /etc/nginx/nginx.conf
In the http section we’re going to set server_tokens to off and set some logging options like this (… means leave the other bits as they are and we’re pretty much disabling logging):
http {
...
server_tokens off;
...
##
# Logging Settings
##
#access_log /var/log/nginx/access.log;
#error_log /var/log/nginx/error.log;
error_log /dev/null crit;
ctrl + x
to save and quit.
That’s the basic set-up for nginx and it should be up and running. You can try by visiting your instance’s public IP although only HTTP will work so check the address bar if you have connection issues.
You’ll only see a very basic nginx landing page but at least we know it is working.
The sites I use this for are publicly hosted using other services (such as gitlab pages) and the Tor version is a separate mirror. This might not be the case for you and, for non-anonymous sites, you may want to serve both publicly AND over the Tor network from this install. The next steps aren’t entirely necessary or correct if that is the case. The set-up for Tor will be near identical but you’ll want to set-up nginx to work as a regular web server too.
In my case though I DON’T want this nginx install to be public facing at all. To achieve this I’m going to change settings so that nginx only serves via a locked down port from local connections (that Tor can still access).
You’ll need to edit /etc/nginx/sites-available/default
$ sudo nano /etc/nginx/sites-available/default
All you need is as follows so you can safely delete the other section and comments.
We’re telling nginx to only listen on port 8080 from local connections and to block any other connections. We’re setting the root directory where our website files will live and we’re defining valid index pages.
server {
listen <IP_ADDRESS>:8080 default_server;
server_name localhost;
root /var/www/html/;
index index.html index.htm;
location / {
allow <IP_ADDRESS>;
deny all;
}
}
ctrl + x
to save and quit.
Next we must restart nginx:
$ sudo service nginx restart
If you refresh the web page it should no longer work as we can’t access the web-server other than locally (which Tor will be able to access and proxy over hidden service requests).
Configuring Tor
The final piece of the puzzle is to configure a Tor Hidden Service.
$ sudo nano /etc/tor/torrc
Uncomment the two lines below and change the port settings as below. The first 80 is standard webpage port, you could change this but would then need to specify a port when browsing an onion address so 80 is standard. <IP_ADDRESS> is localhost and matches our nginx settings from earlier (remember we blocked access from anything other than local connections). :8080 is the port we specified in nginx set-up. We could use any different port to 8080 but the nginx and Tor config must match.
HiddenServiceDir /var/lib/tor/hidden_service/
HiddenServicePort 80 <IP_ADDRESS>:8080
ctrl + x
to save and quit and then restart Tor.
$ sudo service tor restart
Tor will now generate the onion address for this hidden service and we can see it with the following command:
$ sudo cat /var/lib/tor/hidden_service/hostname
In my case it generated ‘arpf35uo2uscuxso.onion’.
We need to use the Tor browser to visit onion addresses so open it up and visit your onion address.
You should be getting an error page. When we set up nginx we specified some valid index pages. The default nginx debian index page is actually ‘index.nginx-debian.html’ which falls outside of the scope of our project.
We can fix this by making a web-page called index.html.
$ sudo nano /var/www/html/index.html
Type the following:

Hello World

ctrl + x
to save and quit.
Now refresh Tor browser and you should see your new web page.
In principle that’s it. You can put your web files in the /var/www/html/, nginx will serve them locally like a regular website, and Tor will proxy it to the onion address accessible via Tor browser.
Taking Things Further
This is great and relatively simple. It doesn’t quite cut it for me though. I want to host multiple sites so will need to set up ‘virtual hosts’ in nginx. The House Organ’s website is built using jekyll and uploading the generated site files to this Compute Engine every-time I make an update is problematic. In fact, transferring files to the site folder isn’t entirely straightforward under any circumstances. There are solutions to all of these problems and I will address them in future posts.


inputText types
Notes:
Ajax suggestions is working on Opera. However, even if the options of datalist is changed, Opera just doesn't update the list shown on screen immediately. After second input, the suggestions will be updated --> A ticket to the Opera tracker!
Static suggestions:
Ajax suggestions (works on Opera. see the note above), start typing a movie name(case sensitive):


CarSequencing Class Reference
[Example scripts (models)]
Example: Car sequencing More...
Public Types | |
| enum | { BRANCH_INORDER, BRANCH_MIDDLE } |
Branching variants. More... | |
| enum | { PROP_REGULAR, PROP_CUSTOM } |
Propagation variants. More... | |
Public Member Functions | |
| CarSequencing (const CarOptions &opt) | |
| Initial model. | |
| virtual void | constrain (const Space &_best) |
| Return cost. | |
| virtual void | print (std::ostream &os) const |
| Print solution. | |
| CarSequencing (bool share, CarSequencing &cs) | |
| Constructor for cloning s. | |
| virtual Space * | copy (bool share) |
| Copy during cloning. | |
Protected Attributes | |
| const int | problem |
| Problem number. | |
| const int | ncars |
| Number of cars. | |
| const int | noptions |
| Number of options. | |
| const int | nclasses |
| Number of classes. | |
| const int | maxstall |
| Maximum number of stalls. | |
| const int | stallval |
| Stall number. | |
| const int | endval |
| End number. | |
| IntVar | nstall |
| Number of stalls (cost to minimize). | |
| IntVar | nend |
| Number of end markers. | |
| IntVarArray | s |
| Sequence of cars produced. |
Detailed Description
Example: Car sequencing
See problem 1 at http://www.csplib.org/.
This model uses extra stall-slots instead of violations, as proposed in "Combining Forces to Solve the Car Sequencing Problem", Perron and Shaw, CPAIOR 2004.
Definition at line 212 of file car-sequencing.cpp.
Member Enumeration Documentation
| anonymous enum |
Branching variants.
Definition at line 215 of file car-sequencing.cpp.
| anonymous enum |
Propagation variants.
Definition at line 220 of file car-sequencing.cpp.
Constructor & Destructor Documentation
| CarSequencing::CarSequencing | ( | const CarOptions & | opt | ) | [inline] |
Initial model.
Definition at line 247 of file car-sequencing.cpp.
| CarSequencing::CarSequencing | ( | bool | share, | |
| CarSequencing & | cs | |||
| ) | [inline] |
Constructor for cloning s.
Definition at line 401 of file car-sequencing.cpp.
Member Function Documentation
| virtual void CarSequencing::constrain | ( | const Space & | _best | ) | [inline, virtual] |
Return cost.
Definition at line 371 of file car-sequencing.cpp.
| virtual void CarSequencing::print | ( | std::ostream & | os | ) | const [inline, virtual] |
Print solution.
Reimplemented from Gecode::Driver::ScriptBase< BaseSpace >.
Definition at line 378 of file car-sequencing.cpp.
| virtual Space* CarSequencing::copy | ( | bool | share | ) | [inline, virtual] |
Copy during cloning.
Definition at line 417 of file car-sequencing.cpp.
Member Data Documentation
const int CarSequencing::problem [protected] |
Problem number.
Definition at line 226 of file car-sequencing.cpp.
const int CarSequencing::ncars [protected] |
Number of cars.
Definition at line 228 of file car-sequencing.cpp.
const int CarSequencing::noptions [protected] |
Number of options.
Definition at line 230 of file car-sequencing.cpp.
const int CarSequencing::nclasses [protected] |
Number of classes.
Definition at line 232 of file car-sequencing.cpp.
const int CarSequencing::maxstall [protected] |
Maximum number of stalls.
Definition at line 234 of file car-sequencing.cpp.
const int CarSequencing::stallval [protected] |
Stall number.
Definition at line 236 of file car-sequencing.cpp.
const int CarSequencing::endval [protected] |
End number.
Definition at line 238 of file car-sequencing.cpp.
IntVar CarSequencing::nstall [protected] |
Number of stalls (cost to minimize).
Definition at line 240 of file car-sequencing.cpp.
IntVar CarSequencing::nend [protected] |
Number of end markers.
Definition at line 242 of file car-sequencing.cpp.
IntVarArray CarSequencing::s [protected] |
Sequence of cars produced.
Definition at line 244 of file car-sequencing.cpp.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- examples/car-sequencing.cpp (Revision: 14967)


| 013:031 Khan | : |
And if there had been a Qur'an with which mountains could be moved (from their places), or the earth could be cloven asunder, or the dead could be made to speak (it would not have been other than this Qur'an). But the decision of all things is certainly with Allah. Have not then those who believe yet known that had Allah willed, He could have guided all mankind? And a disaster will not cease to strike those who disbelieve because of their (evil) deeds or it (i.e. the disaster) settle close to their homes, until the Promise of Allah comes to pass. Certainly, Allah does not fail in His Promise. |
| 013:031 Maulana | : |
And if there could be a Qur'an with which the mountains were made to pass away, or the earth were cloven asunder, or the dead were made to speak -- nay, the commandment is wholly Allah's. Do not those who believe know that, if Allah please, He would certainly guide all the people? And as for those who disbelieve, disaster will not cease to afflict them because of what they do, or it will alight close by their abodes, until the promise of Allah come to pass. Surely Allah will not fail in (His) promise. |
| 013:031 Pickthal | : |
Had it been possible for a Lecture to cause the mountains to move, or the earth to be torn asunder, or the dead to speak, (this Qur'an would have done so). Nay, but Allah's is the whole command. Do not those who believe know that, had Allah willed, He could have guided all mankind? As for those who disbelieve, disaster ceaseth not to strike them because of what they do, or it dwelleth near their home until the threat of Allah come to pass. Lo! Allah faileth not to keep the tryst. |
| 013:031 Rashad | : |
Even if a Quran caused mountains to move, or the earth to tear asunder, or the dead to speak (they will not believe). GOD controls all things. Is it not time for the believers to give up and realize that if GOD willed, He could have guided all the people? The disbelievers will continue to suffer disasters, as a consequence of their own works, or have disasters strike close to them, until GOD's promise is fulfilled. GOD will never change the predetermined destiny. |
| 013:031 Sarwar | : |
Even if the Quran would make mountains move, cut the earth into pieces and make the dead able to speak, (the unbelievers still would not believe). All affairs are in the hands of God. Do the believers still hope that they will believe? Had God wanted he could have guided the whole of mankind to the right path. The unbelievers will always suffer afflictions that result from their deeds or the affliction which occur near their homes, until God's promise of punishing them will be fulfilled. God does not disregard His promise. |
| 013:031 Shakir | : |
And even if there were a Quran with which the mountains were made to pass away, or the earth were travelled over with it, or the dead were made to speak thereby; nay! the commandment is wholly Allah's, Have not yet those who believe known that if Allah please He would certainly guide all the people? And (as for) those who disbelieve, there will not cease to afflict them because of what they do a repelling calamity, or it will alight close by their abodes, until the promise of Allah comes about; surely Allah will not fail in (His) promise. |
| 013:031 Sherali | : |
And if there was a Qur'an by which mountains could be moved or by which the earth could be cut asunder or by which the dead could be spoken to, they would still not believe in it. Nay, the matter of their believing rests entirely with ALLAH. Have not the believers yet come to know that if ALLAH had enforced HIS will HE could have surely guided all mankind? And as for those who disbelieve, disaster shall not cease to befall them for what they have wrought or to alight near their home, until the promise of ALLAH comes to pass. Surely, ALLAH fails not in HIS promise. |
| 013:031 Yusufali | : |
If there were a Qur'an with which mountains were moved, or the earth were cloven asunder, or the dead were made to speak, (this would be the one!) But, truly, the command is with Allah in all things! Do not the Believers know, that, had Allah (so) willed, He could have guided all mankind (to the right)? But the Unbelievers,- never will disaster cease to seize them for their (ill) deeds, or to settle close to their homes, until the promise of Allah come to pass, for, verily, Allah will not fail in His promise. |
Concepts/Themes Covered: أركان الإسلام > التوحيد > توحيد الله تعالي > أوامره Pillars of Islam> Islamic> Oneness of Allah> His Order أركان الإسلام > التوحيد > توحيد الله تعالي > مشيئته Pillars of Islam> Islamic> Oneness of Allah> His Will أركان الإسلام > التوحيد > الكافرون > صفات الكفار Pillars of Islam> Islamic> The Disbelievers> The Characteristics of the Disbelievers أركان الإسلام > (محمد (صلى الله عليه وسلم > مخاطبة الله إياه Pillars of Islam> The Blessed Muhammad(PBUH)> Allah's Address to Him(PBUH) القرآن الكريم > وصفه ووجوب الإيمان به The Holy Quran> The Description and the Necessity to Believe it العمل > العمل الطالح > اليأس والقنوط Action(Work)> Bad Deeds>Despair and Hopelessness
This tool uses eight English parallel translations for the Holy Quran imported from Mr. Clay Smith. You can also visit Qurany Concepts for browsing the Quran themes or topics. If you want to search the Holy Quran for keywords, please visit Qurany Keywords.


§ Main VPath rules
vpath = "@" *(vstep "@") "@" vstep = [ verb-type ] *vparam vparam = "$" [ context-term ] "." vvalue vvalue = vpath / "$" / 1*( unencoded / pct-encoded )
Editorial Note: the urn:valos is fully speculative as of 2019-11. On one hand there is salient overlap between valos VRID and URN principles: URN calls for structured and managed process of name assignment and resolution and VRID system is precisely that. On the other hand VRID defers a lot of detail to specific VGRID format-term specifications which might prove problematic for actual standardization process. It is possible that instead of a generic urn:valos namespace there would be specific urn namespaces for specific VRID formats (e.g. urn:valos-u4, urn:valos-cc) or that urn:valos would stand for one specific format (which would most likely be the ~cc).
§ Informative verb rules
vverb = verb-type *vparam vparam = "$" [ context-term ] "." vvalue verb-type = 1*unencoded context-term = ALPHA *unreserved-nt vvalue = vpath / "$" / 1*( unencoded / pct-encoded )
§ Property selector example
Triple pattern `?s <urn:valos:.$.myProp> ?o` matches like:Mnemonic: '.' is traditional property accessor (ie. ScopeProperty).?o V:scope ?s ; V:name "myProp"
§ Sequence selector example
Triple pattern `?s <urn:valos:-out--$.PERMISSIONS> ?o` matches like:Mnemonic: '*' for many things as per regex/glob syntax (Relations are the only things that can have multiple instances with the same name).?o V:source ?s ; V:name "PERMISSIONS"
§ Container selector example
Triple pattern `?s <urn:valos:+$.Scripts> ?o` matches like:Mnemonic: "+" is a list-view symbol of an expandable container.?o V:parent ?s ; V:name "Scripts"
§ Content selector example
Triple pattern `?s <urn:valos:~$.foo.vs> ?o` matches like:Mnemonic: "~" has no mnemonic yet.?o V:folder ?s ; V:name "foo.vs"
§ Property selector example
Triple pattern `?s <urn:valos:.O> ?o` matches like:Mnemonic: follow line '-' to target.?s rdf:object ?o
§ Language subspace selector example
Triple pattern `?s<EMAIL_ADDRESS>?o` matches like:Mnemonic: '_' is underscore is subscript is subspace.?_sp V:scope ?s ; V:name "myProp" . ?o V:subspacePrototype* ?_sp ; V:language "fi"
§ Ghost subspace selector example
Triple pattern `?s <urn:valos:_$~u4.ba54> ?o` matches like:Mnemonic: The '_$~' is a 'subspace of ghoStS'.?o V:ghostHost ?s ; V:ghostPrototype <urn:valos:$~u4.ba54>
Editorial Note: this section should be greatly improved. The purpose of computation verbs lies more on representing various conversions (as part of dynamic operations such as web API route mapping) and less on clever SPARQL trickery. The illustration here uses (questionable) SPARQL primarily for consistency.
§ Computation selector example
Triple pattern `?s <urn:valos:!$valk.add$number.10$.@!$.myVal@@> ?o` matches like:?_:0 V:scope ?s ; V:name "myVal" ; V:value ?myVal . FILTER (?o === 10 + ?myVal)
§ Informative VRID rules
vrid = "@" "$" vgrid "@" *(vstep "@") "@" vgrid = format-term "." vgrid-value *vparam
§ Informative VGRID rules
vgrid = format-term "." vgrid-value *vparam format-term = "~" 1*unreserved-nt vgrid-value = 1*unreserved-nt unreserved-nt = ALPHA / DIGIT / "-" / "_" / "." ALPHA = %x41-5A / %x61-7A ; A-Z / a-z DIGIT = %x30-39 ; 0-9
Note: when using base64 encoded values as VGRID vvalue, use the url-and-filename-readybase64url characters.
Note: uuid v4 (format term `~u4`) is recommended for now, but eventually VGRID generation will be tied to the deterministic event id chain (format term `~cc`). This in turn should be seeded by some ValOS authority.
Rule: When resources are transferred between event logs the semantics of their context terms and body-parts must remain equivalent.
Principle: a structural sub-resource using a particular vsteps-tail in its identifying VRID will always infer the triples that are required to satisfy the same vsteps-tail in a query context which starts from the same global resource.
§ Structural ghost triple inference
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>reads as "inside the instance resource `f00b` the ghost of the $~u4 resource `ba54`" and infers<EMAIL_ADDRESS>V:ghostHost <urn:valos:$~u4.f00b> ; V:ghostPrototype <urn:valos:$~u4.ba54>
§ Recursive ghost triple inference
`<urn:valos:$~u4.f00b<EMAIL_ADDRESS>reads as "inside the instance resource `f00b` the ghost of<EMAIL_ADDRESS>and infers triples:<urn:valos:$~u4.f00b<EMAIL_ADDRESS>V:ghostHost <urn:valos:$~u4.f00b> ; V:ghostPrototype<EMAIL_ADDRESS>§ Structural subspace triple inference
`<urn:valos:$~u4.f00b<EMAIL_ADDRESS>is a lang fi variant of f00b myProp and infers triples:<urn:valos:$~u4.f00b<EMAIL_ADDRESS>a V:ScopeProperty ; V:subspacePrototype<EMAIL_ADDRESS>, <urn:valos:$~u4.f00b-b507-0763<EMAIL_ADDRESS>; V:language "fi"
§ Structural subspace recursive inference
`<urn:valos:$~u4.f00b@_$~u4.b453@_$lang.fi<EMAIL_ADDRESS>infers triples:<urn:valos:$~u4.f00b@_$~u4.b453@_$lang.fi<EMAIL_ADDRESS>a V:ScopeProperty ; V:ghostHost <urn:valos:$~u4.f00b> ; V:ghostPrototype <urn:valos:$~u4.b453@_$lang.fi<EMAIL_ADDRESS>; V:subspacePrototype <urn:valos:$~u4.f00b@_$~u4.b453@_$~u4.b74e<EMAIL_ADDRESS>; V:language "fi"
§ Structural scope property triple inference
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>is a resource with fixed name "myProp", dominant type ScopeProperty, $~u4 resource f00b as the owning scope and a structurally homologous prototype inside f00b-b507-0763 and thus infers<EMAIL_ADDRESS>a V:ScopeProperty ; V:scope <urn:valos:$~u4.f00b> ; V:inheritancePrototype<EMAIL_ADDRESS>; V:name "myProp"
§ Structural rdf:object triple inference
`<urn:valos:$~u4.f00b<EMAIL_ADDRESS>is a PERMISSIONS relation with fixed ~ih target 8766 and infers triples:Mnemonic: these verbs are read right-to-left, eg. `.O-` -> 'Relation rdf:object property is V:target'<urn:valos:$~u4.f00b<EMAIL_ADDRESS>a V:Relation ; V:connectedSource <urn:valos:$~u4.f00b> ; V:prototype <urn:valos:$~u4.f00b-b507-0763<EMAIL_ADDRESS>; V:name "PERMISSIONS" ; V:target <urn:valos:$~u4.8766>
§ Structural relation triple inference
`<urn:valos:$~u4.f00b<EMAIL_ADDRESS>is a resource with fixed name "PERMISSIONS", dominant type Relation, ~u4 f00b as the source, a structurally homologous prototype inside f00b-b507-0763 and thus infers<EMAIL_ADDRESS>a V:Relation ; V:connectedSource <urn:valos:$~u4.f00b> ; V:inheritancePrototype<EMAIL_ADDRESS>; V:name "PERMISSIONS" <urn:valos:$~u4.f00b<EMAIL_ADDRESS>a V:Relation ; V:subspacePrototype<EMAIL_ADDRESS>, <urn:valos:$~u4.f00b-b507-0763<EMAIL_ADDRESS>§ Structural Entity triple inference
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>has a fixed name "scripts", dominant type Entity, $~u4 resource f00b as the owning container and a structurally homologous prototype inside f00b-b507-0763 and thus infers<EMAIL_ADDRESS>a V:Entity ; V:parent <urn:valos:$~u4.f00b> ; V:inheritancePrototype<EMAIL_ADDRESS>; V:name "scripts"
§ Structural Media triple inference
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>has a fixed name "foo.vs", dominant type Media, $~u4 resource f00b as the owning folder and a structurally homologous prototype inside f00b-b507-0763 and thus infers<EMAIL_ADDRESS>a V:Media ; V:folder <urn:valos:$~u4.f00b> ; V:inheritancePrototype<EMAIL_ADDRESS>; V:name "foo.vs"
vpath = "@" *(vstep "@") "@"
vstep = [ verb-type ] *vparam
vparam = "$" [ context-term ] "." vvalue
vvalue = vpath / "$" / 1*( unencoded / pct-encoded )
verb-type = 1*unencoded
context-term = 1*unreserved
unencoded = unreserved / "!" / "*" / "'" / "(" / ")"
unreserved = unreserved-nt / "~"
unreserved-nt = ALPHA / DIGIT / "-" / "_" / "."
pct-encoded = "%" HEXDIG HEXDIG
ALPHA = %x41-5A / %x61-7A ; A-Z / a-z
HEXDIG = DIGIT / "A" / "B" / "C" / "D" / "E" / "F" ; 0-9 / A-F
DIGIT = %x30-39 ; 0-9
vverb = verb-type *vparam
vcontext-param = "$" context-term "." vvalue
vrid = "@" "$" vgrid "@" *(vstep "@") "@"
vgrid = format-term "." vgrid-value *vparam
format-term = "~" 1*(ALPHA / DIGIT / "_")
vgrid-value = 1*( unencoded / pct-encoded )
context-term-ns = ALPHA 0*30unreserved-nt ( ALPHA / DIGIT )
Editorial Note: which context was this again? Neither SPARQL, Turtle nor JSON-LD have this limitation.
Editorial Note: "(" and ")" can in principle be substantially inconvenient in many contexts. But as they're grouped with "!" / "*" / "'" which have their uses in verb-type's all five are for now retained as allowed characters.
Note: This is completely regular. If the consumer is known to explicitly decode query values and because VPaths can contain "%" characters they must be appropriately symmetrically encoded. This can result in double encoding. However as the intent is that VPath expansion should be considered to be part of the URI parsing and separation itself any separate encoding and decoding should not be needed.


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public interface HttpResponseCodes
| Field Summary | |
|---|---|
static int |
SC_ACCEPTED
Status code (202) indicating that a request was accepted for processing, but was not completed. |
static int |
SC_BAD_GATEWAY
Status code (502) indicating that the HTTP server received an invalid response from a server it consulted when acting as a proxy or gateway. |
static int |
SC_BAD_REQUEST
Status code (400) indicating the request sent by the client was syntactically incorrect. |
static int |
SC_CONFLICT
Status code (409) indicating that the request could not be completed due to a conflict with the current state of the resource. |
static int |
SC_CONTINUE
Status code (100) indicating the client can continue. |
static int |
SC_CREATED
Status code (201) indicating the request succeeded and created a new resource on the server. |
static int |
SC_EXPECTATION_FAILED
Status code (417) indicating that the server could not meet the expectation given in the Expect request header. |
static int |
SC_FORBIDDEN
Status code (403) indicating the server understood the request but refused to fulfill it. |
static int |
SC_FOUND
Status code (302) indicating that the resource reside temporarily under a different URI. |
static int |
SC_GATEWAY_TIMEOUT
Status code (504) indicating that the server did not receive a timely response from the upstream server while acting as a gateway or proxy. |
static int |
SC_GONE
Status code (410) indicating that the resource is no longer available at the server and no forwarding address is known. |
static int |
SC_HTTP_VERSION_NOT_SUPPORTED
Status code (505) indicating that the server does not support or refuses to support the HTTP protocol version that was used in the request message. |
static int |
SC_INTERNAL_SERVER_ERROR
Status code (500) indicating an error inside the HTTP server which prevented it from fulfilling the request. |
static int |
SC_LENGTH_REQUIRED
Status code (411) indicating that the request cannot be handled without a defined Content-Length . |
static int |
SC_METHOD_NOT_ALLOWED
Status code (405) indicating that the method specified in the Request-Line is not allowed for the resource
identified by the Request-URI . |
static int |
SC_MOVED_PERMANENTLY
Status code (301) indicating that the resource has permanently moved to a new location, and that future references should use a new URI with their requests. |
static int |
SC_MOVED_TEMPORARILY
Status code (302) indicating that the resource has temporarily moved to another location, but that future references should still use the original URI to access the resource. |
static int |
SC_MULTIPLE_CHOICES
Status code (300) indicating that the requested resource corresponds to any one of a set of representations, each with its own specific location. |
static int |
SC_NO_CONTENT
Status code (204) indicating that the request succeeded but that there was no new information to return. |
static int |
SC_NON_AUTHORITATIVE_INFORMATION
Status code (203) indicating that the meta information presented by the client did not originate from the server. |
static int |
SC_NOT_ACCEPTABLE
Status code (406) indicating that the resource identified by the request is only capable of generating response entities which have content characteristics not acceptable according to the accept headers sent in the request. |
static int |
SC_NOT_FOUND
Status code (404) indicating that the requested resource is not available. |
static int |
SC_NOT_IMPLEMENTED
Status code (501) indicating the HTTP server does not support the functionality needed to fulfill the request. |
static int |
SC_NOT_MODIFIED
Status code (304) indicating that a conditional GET operation found that the resource was available and not modified. |
static int |
SC_OK
Status code (200) indicating the request succeeded normally. |
static int |
SC_PARTIAL_CONTENT
Status code (206) indicating that the server has fulfilled the partial GET request for the resource. |
static int |
SC_PAYMENT_REQUIRED
Status code (402) reserved for future use. |
static int |
SC_PRECONDITION_FAILED
Status code (412) indicating that the precondition given in one or more of the request-header fields evaluated to false when it was tested on the server. |
static int |
SC_PROXY_AUTHENTICATION_REQUIRED
Status code (407) indicating that the client MUST first authenticate itself with the proxy. |
static int |
SC_REQUEST_ENTITY_TOO_LARGE
Status code (413) indicating that the server is refusing to process the request because the request entity is larger than the server is willing or able to process. |
static int |
SC_REQUEST_TIMEOUT
Status code (408) indicating that the client did not produce a request within the time that the server was prepared to wait. |
static int |
SC_REQUEST_URI_TOO_LONG
Status code (414) indicating that the server is refusing to service the request because the Request-URI is longer
than the server is willing to interpret. |
static int |
SC_REQUESTED_RANGE_NOT_SATISFIABLE
Status code (416) indicating that the server cannot serve the requested byte range. |
static int |
SC_RESET_CONTENT
Status code (205) indicating that the agent SHOULD reset the document view which caused the request to be sent. |
static int |
SC_SEE_OTHER
Status code (303) indicating that the response to the request can be found under a different URI. |
static int |
SC_SERVICE_UNAVAILABLE
Status code (503) indicating that the HTTP server is temporarily overloaded, and unable to handle the request. |
static int |
SC_SWITCHING_PROTOCOLS
Status code (101) indicating the server is switching protocols according to Upgrade header. |
static int |
SC_TEMPORARY_REDIRECT
Status code (307) indicating that the requested resource resides temporarily under a different URI. |
static int |
SC_UNAUTHORIZED
Status code (401) indicating that the request requires HTTP authentication. |
static int |
SC_UNSUPPORTED_MEDIA_TYPE
Status code (415) indicating that the server is refusing to service the request because the entity of the request is in a format not supported by the requested resource for the requested method. |
static int |
SC_USE_PROXY
Status code (305) indicating that the requested resource MUST be accessed through the proxy given by the Location field. |
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static final int SC_CONTINUE
static final int SC_SWITCHING_PROTOCOLS
static final int SC_OK
static final int SC_CREATED
static final int SC_ACCEPTED
static final int SC_NON_AUTHORITATIVE_INFORMATION
static final int SC_NO_CONTENT
static final int SC_RESET_CONTENT
static final int SC_PARTIAL_CONTENT
static final int SC_MULTIPLE_CHOICES
static final int SC_MOVED_PERMANENTLY
static final int SC_MOVED_TEMPORARILY
static final int SC_FOUND
static final int SC_SEE_OTHER
static final int SC_NOT_MODIFIED
static final int SC_USE_PROXY
Location
field.
static final int SC_TEMPORARY_REDIRECT
Location
field in the response.
static final int SC_BAD_REQUEST
static final int SC_UNAUTHORIZED
static final int SC_PAYMENT_REQUIRED
static final int SC_FORBIDDEN
static final int SC_NOT_FOUND
static final int SC_METHOD_NOT_ALLOWED
Request-Line
is not allowed for the resource
identified by the Request-URI
.
static final int SC_NOT_ACCEPTABLE
static final int SC_PROXY_AUTHENTICATION_REQUIRED
static final int SC_REQUEST_TIMEOUT
static final int SC_CONFLICT
static final int SC_GONE
static final int SC_LENGTH_REQUIRED
Content-Length
.
static final int SC_PRECONDITION_FAILED
static final int SC_REQUEST_ENTITY_TOO_LARGE
static final int SC_REQUEST_URI_TOO_LONG
Request-URI
is longer
than the server is willing to interpret.
static final int SC_UNSUPPORTED_MEDIA_TYPE
static final int SC_REQUESTED_RANGE_NOT_SATISFIABLE
static final int SC_EXPECTATION_FAILED
static final int SC_INTERNAL_SERVER_ERROR
static final int SC_NOT_IMPLEMENTED
static final int SC_BAD_GATEWAY
static final int SC_SERVICE_UNAVAILABLE
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HCOMP is the premier venue for disseminating the latest research findings on crowdsourcing and human computation. While organized under the aegis of AAAI, HCOMP believes strongly in inviting, fostering, and promoting broad, interdisciplinary research. This field is particularly unique in the diversity of disciplines it draws upon, and contributes to, ranging from human-centered qualitative studies and HCI design, to computer science and artificial intelligence, economics and the social sciences, all the way to law and policy. The HCOMP conference is aimed at promoting the exchange of scientific advances in human computation and crowdsourcing among not only researchers, but also engineers and practitioners, to encourage dialog across a spectrum of disciplines and communities of practice.
HCOMP 2016 builds on a successful history of past meetings: three AAAI HCOMP conferences (2013-2015) and four earlier workshops, held in conjunction with the AAAI Conference on Artificial Intelligence (2011-2012), and the ACM SIGKDD Conference on Knowledge Discovery and Data Mining (2009-2010). Proceedings from past HCOMP conferences are available online in the HCOMP Conference Digital Archive.
HCOMP strongly believes in inviting, fostering, and promoting broad, interdisciplinary research. We therefore invite submissions across the broad spectrum of crowdsourcing and human computation. Submissions are invited on principles, studies, and applications of systems that rely on programmatic access to human intellect to perform some aspect of computation, or where human perception, knowledge, reasoning, or physical activity and coordination contributes to the operation of larger computational systems, applications, and services. We also welcome papers that use human computation platforms as a tool for the study of human behavior, or in other scientific applications.
The theme for HCOMP 2016 is Interaction:
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| Declared in | SChartDataPointLabelStyle.h |
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The data point label style object controls the look and feel for labels appearing next to a series data point.
Tasks
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showLabels
Whether or not to show a label next to each
propertySChartDataPoint
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offsetFromDataPoint
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offsetFlippedForNegativeValues
Whether or not to offset negative values in the opposite direction to positive values. Defaults to
propertyYES
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textOrientation
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propertySChartDataPointLabelOrientationHorizontal
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position
The position in the data where the data point label should be placed. Defaults to
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font
The font used for the data point label.
property -
textColor
The color of the text used to display the data point label.
property -
displayValues
Whether to display x and y values, or both, of the
propertySChartDataPoint
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– supplementStyleFromStyle:
Supplements this style object by taking styles from an existing
SChartDataPointLabelStyle
.
Properties
displayValues
Whether to display x and y values, or both, of the SChartDataPoint
.
@property (nonatomic, assign) SChartDataPointLabelDisplayValues displayValues
Discussion
SChartDataPointLabelDisplayXValue
: Only display the X-value of theSChartDataPoint
.SChartDataPointLabelDisplayYValue
: Only display the Y-value of theSChartDataPoint
.SChartDataPointLabelDisplayBothValues
: Display both the X and Y values of theSChartDataPoint
.
Declared In
SChartDataPointLabelStyle.h
font
The font used for the data point label.
@property (nonatomic, retain) UIFont *font
Discussion
Default value is inherited from the axis label font of current theme.
Declared In
SChartDataPointLabelStyle.h
offsetFlippedForNegativeValues
Whether or not to offset negative values in the opposite direction to positive values. Defaults to YES
.
@property (nonatomic, assign) BOOL offsetFlippedForNegativeValues
Discussion
Setting this to YES
will offset positive values in the same way, but negative values in the opposite direction.
For horizontal series such as column charts, this means in the opposite Y direction.
For vertical series such as bar charts, this means in the opposite X direction.
Declared In
SChartDataPointLabelStyle.h
offsetFromDataPoint
The center of the SChartDataPointLabel
, relative to the data point. Defaults to CGPointZero
.
@property (nonatomic, assign) CGPoint offsetFromDataPoint
Declared In
SChartDataPointLabelStyle.h
position
The position in the data where the data point label should be placed. Defaults to SChartDataPointLabelPositionBelowData
@property (nonatomic, assign) SChartDataPointLabelPosition position
Discussion
SChartDataPointLabelPositionAboveData
: The data point label is drawn on top of the data.SChartDataPointLabelPositionBelowData
: The data point label is drawn behind the data.
Declared In
SChartDataPointLabelStyle.h
showLabels
Whether or not to show a label next to each SChartDataPoint
. Defaults to NO
.
@property (nonatomic, assign) BOOL showLabels
Declared In
SChartDataPointLabelStyle.h
textColor
The color of the text used to display the data point label.
@property (nonatomic, retain) UIColor *textColor
Discussion
Default value is inherited from the title text color of current theme.
Declared In
SChartDataPointLabelStyle.h
textOrientation
The direction the text should be displayed. Defaults to SChartDataPointLabelOrientationHorizontal
.
@property (nonatomic, assign) SChartDataPointLabelOrientation textOrientation
Discussion
SChartDataPointLabelOrientationHorizontal
: Text is displayed left-to-right.SChartDataPointLabelOrientationVertical
: Text is rotated and displayed top-to-bottom.SChartDataPointLabelOrientationHorizontalReversed
: Text is displayed upside down, right-to-left.SChartDataPointLabelOrientationVerticalReversed
: Text is rotated and displayed bottom-to-top.
Declared In
SChartDataPointLabelStyle.h


H.B. Woodrose & Cannabis
I just tried HBW for the first time and had a positive experience, so I hope the things I learned can be of value to others. I'm in my mid-twenties, with pretty broad experience in most drugs, though my tastes run almost exclusively to MJ and booze, with occasional (i.e. once or twice a year) psychedelic voyages facilitated by entheogens like psilocybin mushrooms or LSD. Wanting to try something new, I researched HBW and decided to give it a try, buying seeds online.
First I chose a good time to dose- it was a beautiful Sunday morning in the spring, I had no pressing responsibilities to attend to and I had the whole day to myself. Furthermore, I was in good mental/physical/spiritual health and ready for a new experience, so I prepared a drink from nine HBW seeds. Here's what I did:
1. Scrape the seeds with knife, removing as much of the brown, woolly matter as possible, so the seed looks white. This fuzz is the stuff that will irritate your stomach.
2. Fill a jar with warm water, soak seeds for two hours
3. Remove seeds, try to scrape away any lingering brown fuzz (it's easier after they've been soaking), then crush seeds to a pulp with mortar and pestle. Needlenose pliers or a hammer will work, too.
4. Take pulp, put in jar with water, shake vigorously a few times. The water will turn brown-green. Drink the whole thing and relax.
DOSAGE NOTE: I'm a lean 6'3 and 190 lbs., I work out regularly, have a quick metabolism and a sensitive stomach. I took the nine seeds on an empty stomach and found it was a good dose for me, especially for my first time.
The mixture didn't taste that bad, but it didn't taste that great, either. So I sat back, put on some tunes and took a couple bong rips, for both pleasure and to help with the nausea. After about 30-45 minutes my stomach rumbled. I felt nauseated enough to think that at any minute I'd be running for the bathroom to hurl my guts out, but I closed my eyes, relaxed and pulled it together. After a few minutes, the nausea got better, so I drank some water took a soothing bong rip and my stomach returned to calm. The nausea passes and never comes back. The effects came slowly. After an hour or two, I noticed a definite change, though nothing major: a mellow, full-body tingle and altered perceptions, especially where time and space were concerned. I tried watching a basketball game on TV but found it too hard to follow, even though I'm a fan of the game. Relaxing, listening to music and sitting outside on the porch by the trees was the best thing to do.
At three hours the effects plateaued and I thought that was it, the experiment failed. I'm glad I was wrong. Suddenly at the fourth hour, the stuff really kicked in: I had a wonderful mind trip very similar to a mild dose of good LSD, but with a surprising burst of energy I hadn't experienced with any other psychedelics.  After a while, I walked in the park through the grass and trees, enjoying the beautiful spring day. The effects tapered off after a couple more hours, so the total trip time was about eight hours, though I felt a few lingering effects into the ninth, tenth and even eleventh hours.
SUMMARY: This was an excellent experience- a mellow, easy buzz, similar to a mild dose of good LSD. It lasted about eight hours, with an onset of about one hour and the peak hitting after 4 hours. There was some initial nausea, but it's not that bad and it passes. Cannabis goes very well with HBW, it kicks off the trip and calms the stomach.
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Explaining the law that lets cops steal your cash and property and keep it
by Mark FrauenfelderCops can take your stuff without charging you for a crime. They can take fast cars they like and add them to the pool of police vehicles. They can take cash and use it to buy a foosball table for the break room. Good luck getting your stuff back. It's called civil asset forfeiture and is often used to swipe the life savings of migrant workers. Lee Adams of Vice explains how it works.


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| 003:188 Rashad | : |
Those who boast about their works, and wish to be praised for something they have not really done, should not think that they can evade the retribution. They have incurred a painful retribution. |
| 003:188 Sarwar | : |
Do not think that those who are happy with their possessions and positions and those who love to be praised for what they themselves have not done can ever be saved from torment. For them there will be a painful punishment. |
| 003:188 Shakir | : |
Do not think those who rejoice for what they have done and love that they should be praised for what they have not done-- so do by no means think them to be safe from the chastisement, and they shall have a painful chastisement. |
| 003:188 Sherali | : |
Think not that those who exult in what they have done, and love to be praised for what they have not done - think not that they are secure from punishment.  For them is a penalty Grievous indeed. |
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FUKUI — Police in Tsuruga, Fukui Prefecture, have arrested a 71-year-old woman on suspicion of killing her 70-year-old husband, his 93-year-old father and 95-year-old wife at their home on Sunday.
Police said the suspect, Masako Kishimoto, also tried to take her own life by ingesting several sleeping pills.
According to police, Kishimoto — who is conscious — has admitted to the crime and said she was worn out from looking after her husband and his parents, who were all in poor health, for the past two years, Fuji TV reported.
 Kishimoto's daughter, who visited the home at around 7:50 a.m. on Sunday, found the bodies and called 110.
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As there is not an exact match between the EBCDIC and ASCII character sets converting between them can be done in several ways. Three different options are:
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If you then want to paste back in HexEdit Pro you must use Paste As ASCII. If you just use the Paste command then HexEdit Pro will paste exactly the same bytes back into the file.
The technical reason for this is that whenever you cut or copy HexEdit places binary data and text data on the clipboard. The binary data is necessary so that copying and pasting of all byte values works, since not all byte values (such as null bytes) can be placed on the clipboard as text. When you paste in HexEdit Pro it looks for this binary data before looking for text data. (Note that this binary data format is the same as that used when copying to the clipboard in the Developer Studio hex editor.)
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