This site allows you to create emoji zero-width joiner (ZWJ) sequences for families of arbitrary size and skin tone combinations.
Emojipedia has a great blog post on the technical details and platform support for various ZWJ sequences: Why There Aren't Black Family Emojis.
To add a person press the button «Add person» in the upper left corner. A dialog will pop up allowing you to select what type of person to add.
To change the appearance of a family member click on the person. You will see a dialog that allows you to change the gender or skin tone of the person.
If you want to remove a person press the «Remove person» button at the bottom of that dialog.
Use the «Copy» button at the bottom of this site to copy the emoji ZWJ sequence representing the configured family to the clipboard. You can now paste it to the application of your choice, e.g. an instant messaging app to send the family emoji to a friend.
However, it's possible that either your platform, or the recipient's platform, or both, don't support that particular emoji sequence. Please see the Emojipedia blog post linked above for more information on platform support.
The URL of this website is automatically updated when you make changes to the family. So simply copying the URL from your browser's address bar and sending it to someone else will allow them to open this website with your family configuration.
Currently the person configuration is limited to the gender binary. Contributions that add support for the gender-neutral emojis added in Emoji 5.0 are very welcome.
Babies and older adults are currently not supported.
 That's why all family members will change skin color when switching from using no skin tone to using skin tones and vice versa.
A family (in the context of this site) consists of at least one adult and one child. Hence removing the last remaining person in each category is not possible.
To report bugs, request features, or contribute code please head over to GitHub: https://github.com/cketti/FamilyEmoji.


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Irked is an easy level machine based on Linux, the initial approach is based on a pretty old IRC application that has a RCE vulnerability. The privilege escalation has two steps, the first one is based on steganography and the second one we simple need to manage files.
Recon
Starting with Nmap:
There’s a couple ports that uses IRC protocol.
Looking for anything on web port (80) doesn’t returned anything, just an image named irked.jpg
located at the index page.
Googling exploits for the UnrealIRCd
application we found one that exploits a backdoor that came with the UnrealIRCd distribution <IP_ADDRESS> allowing RCE.
UnrealIRCD <IP_ADDRESS> Backdoor Command Execution
Exploiting - Hacking the server using a pre-installed backdoor
The UnrealIRCd <IP_ADDRESS>
constains a backdoor pre-installed where the attacker is able to easily send remote commands to the server.
Article: A backdoor in UnrealIRCd
The metasploit has a module for this vulnerability located at unix/irc/unreal_ircd/3281_backdoor
.
The exploit works as well and a meterpreter session is opened!
Exploiting - Using a custom exploit
For knowledge purposes I made a custom exploit that exploits this vulnerability and spawn an interactive reverse shell to us, it’s available on my GitHub :)
Post Exploitation - Escalating two times
After the initial exploitation we’re logged as ircd
user, our user has no permission at all and we need to change that. Enumerating the system we found that there’s a file named .backup
under the djmardov
’s Documents with the following content:
Super elite steg backup pw
UPupDOWNdownLRlrBAbaSSss
After thinking and playing around with this password for a while, the UPupDOWNdownLRlrBAbaSSss
password is somehow related to the irked.jpg
image from the index web page.
Using the steghide
tool we’re able to retrieve information from the image, a technique named steganography
, where you hide data inside a file.
We received the following output: Kab6h+m+bbp2J:HG
With this output we’re able to login as djmardov
user through SSH and grab the first flag:
Now the next step is to escalate our privileges to root. We need to go back to the enumeration stage and after a couple enumeration time we found an interesting file:
-rwsr-xr-x 1 root root 7328 May 16 2018 /usr/bin/viewuser
This binary has root privileges and is pretty uncommon, definitely deserves to be investigated. Executing the binary we noticed that there’s an execution error on the .sh file that actually doesn’t exists:
Thoughts: The viewuser
binary executes the listusers
file so knowing that we can create the listusers
file with a reverse shell inside, set up the netcat on listening mode and receive the root shell!


The List Component can be used to display a list of items with simple information such as scopes, names,
etc.
List item anchors will be keyboard navigable via the tab key provided they have [routerLink]
or
[attr.href]
attributes. List action buttons and checkboxes can be navigated via the tab key. List
checkboxes can be selected with the space bar.
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', description: 'A row in the list. Must be a child of .' },
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}">
Simple List
A simple list. The list item can contain plain text or links.
Action List
The list items can also contain quick actions, such as: remove, edit, copy, etc.
Single Select List
Some lists may require the user to only select one item. In those cases, a radio button is the best-fitting input. There is no formal support for this feature, though an example on how to accomplish it is provided below.
Checkbox List
Checkboxes can be used, allowing the user to select multiple items for bulk actions.
Infinite Scroll List
It is possible to implement an infinite scroll function using the fdInfiniteScroll directive. It allows you to load more data as the user scrolls down the parent element. It is important to remember that the InfiniteScrollModule
is required for this feature.


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We ship all orders as quickly as possible within 7 working days from the date of request. If you need to receive your package by a specific date, you can always contact us for help in choosing the right shipping method to get it there on time! Payment may be made to the courier in the time of delivery.
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Just consider RampRate your personal staff. Using us to develop a sourcing solution, you’ll be able to provide results and hard facts to management that some might assume only come from above your pay grade. When you present your findings, you’ll have professional materials that make it clear you’re prepared and confident in your decision.
This is easy: Arrive at the best solution to a problem, armed with all the factual data you need to support your decision. RampRate will help you to be prepared to address all the questions that arise, and demonstrate to executive management that you’ve done the work to find the right answers.
Reluctance to approve a purchase is directly proportional to the level of risk involved. With RampRate, you will walk in to a budget meeting with organized, concrete and indisputable data that your decision is the right one.
Getting the absolute best price for services you require is a given with RampRate’s street-price view from SPYIndex™. Comparing costs to hundreds of recent transactions made for the same services gives you complete confidence to make decisions -- and support your decisions to upper management.
You might expect a 2 to 3 month cycle as you invite vendors to bid, answer questions, parse the responses, and enter and close contract & SLA requirements. Instead, RampRate consistently cuts the process to as little as 2 weeks with our database of over 450 major vendors in the IT space. You’ll quickly see extremely comprehensive conclusions supported by detailed comparative data. Our recommendations are then reported to you with written material and graphical charts supporting your decisions.
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Preparation time
overnight
Cooking time
over 2 hours
Serves
Serves 6-8
Lamb shoulder can be fatty so it is well suited to slow roasting where the fat prevents the meat from drying out and the fresh veggies cut through the richness of the meat.
For the mint jelly, oil a small roasting tray and line it with cling film.
Add 300ml/10fl oz water and the sugar to a large pan. Bring to a rolling boil for 10 minutes then reduce the heat. Squeeze out any excess water from the gelatine, add the gelatine to the pan and simmer until dissolved. Stir in the vinegar and mint. Remove from heat and set aside to steep for 20 minutes.
Strain the jelly and transfer to the lined tray. Place in the fridge to set overnight.
For the shoulder of lamb, preheat the oven to 200C/400F/Gas 6.
Heat the olive oil in a large ovenproof casserole over a medium heat. Season the lamb shoulder with salt and freshly ground black pepper.
Add the lamb to the casserole and cook, turning regularly, until browned all over. Remove the lamb and set aside.
Add the onions, carrots, leek, celery and garlic and three sprigs of rosemary. Stir well, then return the browned lamb to the casserole and pour over the red wine and stock.
Spread the butter over the parts of the lamb not covered by liquid, then place the remaining rosemary sprig on top. Transfer the casserole to the oven and cook, covered, for two hours.
Reduce the oven temperature to 150C/300F/Gas 2. Remove the lid and cook until the lamb is tender and the top is crisp, this will take another 1-2 hours.
Remove the lamb from the cooking juices and allow to rest. Shred the meat and set aside in a warm place until ready to serve.
Strain the cooking liquor and return it to the casserole. Cook over a medium to high heat until the volume of liquid has reduced by half.
For the beans and peas, place a pan of boiling water over a medium heat. Add the beans and peas and cook for 2-3 minutes. Drain and set aside.
Heat a frying pan and add the butter and 100ml/3½oz water. Once the butter is melted, add the beans and peas and cook for a further minute.
To serve, put the shredded lamb on serving plates and spoon over the reduced cooking liquor. Put the beans and peas alongside. Cut out squares of the mint jelly and serve them around the plate.


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As a professional guide, you know your way around the backcountry, but sharing that experience might not be an easily traveled path. Guidr will let you upload, log, and share all your outdoor journeys.
Backcountry guides can explore new routes and find clients. Outfitters and potential clients can view a guide's Outdoor Resume to help make decisions about their future excursions.


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Netflix’s December Release Schedule Is Here & There’s A Sneaky New Mulaney Special
by By Cam TyesonThe kind and gentle folk at Netflix Australia have made their list, checked it twice, and decided we’ve all been very, very nice this year, because not only have they unveiled their full list of December releases this morning, but contained within is a very sneaky, very surprise, very adorable-sounding new comedy special from your friend and mine, John Mulaney.
Come Christmas Eve, right as we’ll all be on the verge of unwrapping various gifts, Netflix will unwrap the new special, John Mulaney and the Sack Lunch Bunch: a variety comedy special reportedly featuring Mulaney and “The Sack Lunch Bunch,” a bunch of literal children, as they comically tackle grown-up problems together. You’d be hard pressed to find a more wholesome-sounding thing out there, I tell you what.
Beyond that, it’s a good-ass month for comedy specials all around. Michelle Wolf, Tiffany Haddish, and Jack Whitehall all have brand new specials set for release throughout December. As does “our” very own Ronny Chieng, whose debut Netflix special Asian Comedian Destroys America! is set to arrive on December 17th.
Not keen on stand-up? That’s cool, man. Other stuff floating around this coming December includes the streaming arrival of the critically acclaimed Lady Bird (December 8) and I, Tonya (December 21).

December! Christmas!
Get around the full list of December releases below.
December 1st
Wiggle Wiggle Wiggle! – Season 1
Dead Kids
Indiana Jones & The Raiders Of The Lost Ark
Ghost
Fracture
Rush Hour
Rush Hour 2
Angus, Thongs, and Perfect Snogging
Tropic Thunder
The Gambler
The Convenant
December 2nd
Vikings – Season 5, Volume 2
Team Kaylie: Part 2
A Cinderella Story: Christmas Wish
Den of Thieves
December 3rd
Especial de Natal Porta dos Fundos: A Primeira Tentação de Cristo
Tiffany Haddish: Black Mitzvah
December 4th
Los Briceño – Season 1
Magic For Humans – Season 2
Let’s Dance
December 5th
Apache: La Vida de Carlos Tevez – Season 1
V-Wars – Season 1
Home For Christmas – Season 1
A Christmas Prince: The Royal Baby
December 6th
The Chosen One – Season 2
Glow Up – Season 1
Triad Princess – Season 1
Three Days Of Christmas – Season 1
Virgin River – Season 1
Fuller House – Season 5
Teasing Master Takagi-san – Season 2
Spirit Riding Free: The Spirit Of Christmas
Marriage Story
Astronomy Club: The Sketch Show
The Confession Killer
December 8th
Lady Bird
December 9th
Amit Tandon: Family Tandoncies
A Family Reunion Christmas
December 10th
Michelle Wolf: Joke Show
December 12th
Jack Whitehall: Christmas With My Father
December 13th
6 Underground
December 15th
Sucker Punch
Rabbit
December 16th
Bring It On: All Or Nothing
Honey
Honey 2
Public Enemies
Accepted
American Pie Presents: Band Camp
The Blues Brothers
Knocked Up
Baby Mama
December 17th
Ronny Chieng: Asian Comedian Destroys America!
December 18th
Soundtrack – Season 1
Don’t Fuck With Cats: Hunting an Internet Killer
December 19th
Ultraviolet – Season 2
Twice Upon A Time – Season 1
After The Raid
The LEGO Movie 2: The Second Part
December 20th
The Witcher – Season 1
The Two Popes
December 21st
I, Tonya
December 24th
Lost in Space – Season 2
TERRACE HOUSE: TOKYO 2019-2020: Part 2
Crash Landing On You – Season 1
Como Caído Del Cielo
CAROLE & TUESDAY: Part 2
John Mulaney & The Sack Lunch Bunch
December 26th
Le Bazar de la Charité – Season 1
You – Season 2
The App
Fast & Furious Spy Racers
December 27th
The Gift – Season 1
Kevin Hart: Don’t Fuck This Up
Rough Night
December 28th
Hot Gimmick: Girl Meets Boy
December 30th
Alexa & Katie – Season 3
The Disastrous Life of Saiki K: Reawakened
December 31st
The Neighbor – Season 1
Yanxi Palace: Princess Adventures – Season 1
The Degenerates – Season 2


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| | Mapping from Destination to Origin, Scalar Variable Data is exchanged on the Interface, from the Destination-Modelpart to the Origin-ModelPart (the modelparts were specified in the construction Phase of the Mapper) It does the opposite of Map. More...
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template<class TSparseSpace, class TDenseSpace>
class Kratos::Mapper< TSparseSpace, TDenseSpace >
Base Class for all Mappers.
Short class definition.
This is the base class for every mapper. This is the equivalent to a Kratos-SolvingStrategy. It provides the basic interface for the mapping operations
Detail class definition.
template<class TSparseSpace , class TDenseSpace >
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- Parameters
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| MappingOptions | flags used to specify how the update has to be done |
| SearchRadius | search radius used for the search |
Implemented in Kratos::CouplingGeometryMapper< TSparseSpace, TDenseSpace >.


Tom, Dick and Harry go to a restaurant. Each of them has a certain amount of money. When their monies are pooled they discover they have S Rs. Next, they start going through the menu card to choose items they would like to order.
Your task is to help them find out how many different menu item combinations they can order. Since there can be many menu items with the same price, we are interested only in unique price combinations. Refer output specifications and examples to get a better understanding.
Input Format
First line contains the value for N(number of menu items).
Second line contains N positive integers delimited by space, corresponding to prices of N menu items
Third line contains an integer S corresponding to the amount of money pooled between them
Output Format
- Print all possible combinations of item prices whose sum is equal to S. Enclose each such combination in square brackets [ ]. Elements should be separated by, followed by a space character.
- Item price combinations must be unique (See example 2 to understand this better)
- If more than one combinations exists, then the print order should be as follows
- Combinations should be printed in descending order item prices
- Two combinations can be differentiated by first comparing their costliest, followed by second costliest, and followed by the next costliest item, so on and so forth. Refer example outputs for better understanding of print order.
Constraints
Pi > 0 ; where i = 1 to N and Pi denotes the price of the ith item
S > 0
Sample Input
7
10 7 6 5 3 2 1
23
Sample Output
[10, 7, 6]
[10, 7, 5, 1]
[10, 7, 3, 2, 1]
[10, 6, 5, 2]
[7, 6, 5, 3, 2]
Sample Input 2
7
7
50 100 1 1 1 1 1
51
Sample Output 2
[50, 1]
Sample Input 3
8
50 100 4 3 1 1 1 1
54
Sample Output 3
[50, 4]
[50, 3, 1]
[50, 1, 1, 1, 1]
Explanation
In example 1 there are 7 items on the menu each having a fixed price. Tom, Dick and Harry have 23 Rs/- amongst them. So they can order the following combinations
1. [10, 7, 6]
2. [10, 7, 5, 1]
3. [10, 7, 3, 2, 1]
4. [10, 6, 5, 2]
5. [7, 6, 5, 3, 2]
Note how the items are sorted in descending order within a combination. Also note how the combinations themselves are too sorted in descending order.
In example 2 there are 7 items. 5 of these 7 items have the same price. Tom, Dick and Harry have 51 Rs/- amongst them. So the only unique price combination they can order is [50, 1]
In example 3 there are 8 items. 4 of these 8 items have the same price. Tom, Dick and Harry have 54 Rs/- amongst them. So they can form the following combinations.
1. [50, 4]
2. [50, 3, 1]
3. [50, 1, 1, 1, 1]
Again, note how the items are sorted in descending order within a combination. Also note how the combinations themselves are too sorted in descending order. Also combinations 2 and 3 are printed only once.


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Having the ability to use retina tiles when the device supports them is easy.
When creating the map, use the detectRetina
to verify if retina is available
and retinaVersion
to use a tilelayer which is designed for retina screens.
var map = L.mapbox.map('map', 'your.mapid', {
tileLayer: {
detectRetina: true,
retinaVersion: 'your.mapid'
}
}).setView([40, -74.50], 9);
Some Mapbox maps support switching to retina scale automatically: if you're using
one of these maps, you can simply set detectRetina
and the higher-scale
tiles will be used when retina is detected.
var map = L.mapbox.map('map', 'your.mapid', {
tileLayer: {
detectRetina: true
}
}).setView([40, -74.50], 9);


Arsenal fans react as Luis Enrique returns to manage Spain
by Will ButcherLuis Enrique has been returned to his post as Spain manager five months after resigning from the job – and Arsenal fans have reacted on Twitter, with many fuming that their club did not choose to lure Enrique to north London.
Former Barcelona manager Enrique stepped down from his role as Spain boss back in June after the death of his nine-year-old daughter Xena. His then-assistant manager Roberto Moreno took his place, but Enrique has now returned to the fold.
Spain qualified for Euro 2020 with ease from Group F, picking up eight wins from their 10 games and drawing the other two. Sweden have also qualified from the group, while Norway have a chance of qualifying through the play-offs.
Enrique, 49, has enormous experience as a manager – standing in the dugout at Barcelona, Celta Vigo, Roma and Barcelona’s reserve side before taking over as Spain boss in July 2018. Now, he is back in management with Euro 2020 success the prize.
Arsenal, meanwhile, are struggling under Unai Emery and Enrique is a name that has been touted about by fans and pundits as a spossible successor to Emery at The Emirates. Indeed, Emery is still in a job, but it might not be for much longer.
Arsenal fans have reacted on Twitter to the news that Enrique will not be making his way to north London in the near future, after taking the Spain job back on – a move that was confirmed on Tuesday.
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Why?
As is tradition, CSS does colour interpolation totally wrong. This article does a good job of explaining why.
CSS Color Module Level 4 will hopefully save us from this mess, by offering colour interpolation in CIELAB space, among other niceties. In the meantime, this tool can be used as a workaround to get prettier gradients.
In fact, we can do slightly better than CIELAB, with Oklab.
How?
It's quite simple - we add extra colourstops to the gradient, with correctly interpolated color values. The more we add, the closer we get to our intended gradient.
My gradient string parsing code is a bit fragile (PRs welcome).
It only works for inputs that match the pattern
[colour 0] [percentage 0], ..., [colour n] [percentage n]
Input CSS:
Interpolation type:
Extra Colour Stops:
How the CSS spec says it looks (native CSS rendering)
How it should really look (canvas rendering with proper interpolation)
How our improved CSS looks (native CSS rendering)
Output CSS:
Future Ideas:
Adding non-linear interpolation between colour stops.
Intelligent placement of extra colour stops. If we prioritise
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Presence channels are channels that require authentication, much like private channels. They provide real-time information about other users that are subscribed to the channel. You receive an initial list of users via the pusher:subscription_succeeded
event, events when users come online via pusher:member_added
and events when users go offline via pusher:member_removed
.
The most common use case for Presence channels is to build live user lists within a chat rooms scenario. However, don't let this restrict your use case.
To use this code example, take a look at the source of views/presence.html and server.js. Additionally, view the output to the JavaScript console in your browser developer tools.


Calculates exposure to adoption over time via multiple different types of weight matrices. The basic model is exposure to adoption by immediate neighbors (outdegree) at the time period prior to ego’s adoption. This exposure can also be based on (1) incoming ties, (2) structural equivalence, (3) indirect ties, (4) attribute weighted (5) network-metric weighted (e.g., central nodes have more influence), and attribute-weighted (e.g., based on homophily or tie strength).
exposure(graph, cumadopt, attrs = NULL, alt.graph = NULL, outgoing = getOption("diffnet.outgoing", TRUE), valued = getOption("diffnet.valued", FALSE), normalized = TRUE, groupvar = NULL, self = getOption("diffnet.self"), lags = 0L, ...)
| graph | A dynamic graph (see |
|---|---|
| cumadopt | \(n\times T\) matrix. Cumulative adoption matrix obtained from
|
| attrs | Either a character scalar (if |
| alt.graph | Either a graph that should be used instead of |
| outgoing | Logical scalar. When |
| valued | Logical scalar. When |
| normalized | Logical scalar. When |
| groupvar | Passed to |
| self | Logical scalar. When |
| lags | Integer scalar. When different from 0, the resulting exposure matrix will be the lagged exposure as specified (see examples). |
| ... | Further arguments passed to |
A matrix of size \(n\times T\) with exposure for each node.
Exposure is calculated as follows:
$$ % E_t = \left(S_t \times \left[x_t \circ A_t\right]\right) / (S_t \times x_t) % $$
Where \(S_t\) is the graph in time \(t\), \(x_t\) is an attribute vector of size \(n\) at time \(t\), \(A_t\) is the t-th column of the cumulative adopters matrix (a vector of length \(n\) with \(a_{ti}=1\) if \(i\) has adopted at or prior to \(t\)), \(\circ\) is the kronecker product (element-wise), and \(\times\) is the matrix product.
By default the graph used for this calculation, \(S\), is the social network. Alternatively,
in the case of diffnet
objects, the user can provide an alternative
graph using alt.graph
. An example of this would be using \(1/SE\),
the element-wise inverse of the structural equivalence matrix (see example below).
Furthermore, if alt.graph="se"
, the inverse of the structural equivalence
is computed via struct_equiv
and used instead of the provided
graph. Notice that when using a valued graph the option valued
should
be equal to TRUE
, this check is run automatically when running the
model using structural equivalence.
If the alt.graph
is static, then the function will warn about it
and will recycle the graph to compute exposure at each time point.
An important remark is that when calculating structural equivalence the
function assumes that this is to be done to the entire graph regardless of
disconnected communities (as in the case of the medical innovations
data set). Hence, structural equivalence for individuals for two different
communites may not be zero. If the user wants to calculate structural
equivalence separately by community, he should create different diffnet
objects and do so (see example below). Alternatively, for the case of
diffnet objects, by using the option groupvar
(see struct_equiv
), the user can provide
the function with the name of a grouping variable--which should one in the
set of static vertex attributes--so that the algorithm is done by group
(or community) instead of in an aggregated way.
If the user does not specifies a particular weighting attribute in attrs
,
the function sets this as a matrix of ones. Otherwise the function will return
an attribute weighted exposure. When graph
is of class diffnet
,
attrs
can be a character scalar specifying the name of any of the graph's
attributes, both dynamic and static. See the examples section for a demonstration using
degree.
When outgoing=FALSE
, \(S\) is replaced by its transposed, so in the
case of a social network exposure will be computed based on the incoming ties.
If normalize=FALSE
then denominator, \(S_t \times x_t\),
is not included. This can be useful when, for example, exposure needs to be
computed as a count instead of a proportion. A good example of this can be
found at the examples section of the function rdiffnet
.
Burt, R. S. (1987). "Social Contagion and Innovation: Cohesion versus Structural Equivalence". American Journal of Sociology, 92(6), 1287. http://doi.org/10.1086/228667
Valente, T. W. (1995). "Network models of the diffusion of innovations" (2nd ed.). Cresskill N.J.: Hampton Press.
Other statistics: bass
,
classify_adopters
,
cumulative_adopt_count
, dgr
,
ego_variance
, hazard_rate
,
infection
, moran
,
struct_equiv
, threshold
,
vertex_covariate_dist
# Calculating lagged exposure ----------------------------------------------- set.seed(8) graph <- rdiffnet(20, 4) expo0 <- exposure(graph) expo1 <- exposure(graph, lags = 1) # These should be equivalent stopifnot(all(expo0[, -4] == expo1[, -1])) # No stop! # Calculating the exposure based on Structural Equivalence ------------------ set.seed(113132) graph <- rdiffnet(100, 10) SE <- lapply(struct_equiv(graph), "[[", "SE") SE <- lapply(SE, function(x) { x <- 1/x x[!is.finite(x)] <- 0 x }) # Recall setting valued equal to TRUE! expo_se <- exposure(graph, alt.graph=SE , valued=TRUE) # These three lines are equivalent to: expo_se2 <- exposure(graph, alt.graph="se", valued=TRUE) # Notice that we are setting valued=TRUE, but this is not necesary since when # alt.graph = "se" the function checks this to be setted equal to TRUE # Weighted Exposure using degree -------------------------------------------- eDE <- exposure(graph, attrs=dgr(graph)) # Which is equivalent to graph[["deg"]] <- dgr(graph) eDE2 <- exposure(graph, attrs="deg") # Comparing using incoming edges ------------------------------------------- eIN <- exposure(graph, outgoing=FALSE) # Structral equivalence for different communities --------------------------- data(medInnovationsDiffNet) # METHOD 1: Using the c.diffnet method: # Creating subsets by city cities <- unique(medInnovationsDiffNet[["city"]]) diffnet <- medInnovationsDiffNet[medInnovationsDiffNet[["city"]] == cities[1]] diffnet[["expo_se"]] <- exposure(diffnet, alt.graph="se", valued=TRUE) for (v in cities[-1]) { diffnet_v <- medInnovationsDiffNet[medInnovationsDiffNet[["city"]] == v] diffnet_v[["expo_se"]] <- exposure(diffnet_v, alt.graph="se", valued=TRUE) diffnet <- c(diffnet, diffnet_v) } # We can set the original order (just in case) of the data diffnet <- diffnet[medInnovationsDiffNet$meta$ids] diffnet#> Dynamic network of class -diffnet- #> Name : Medical Innovation #> Behavior : Adoption of Tetracycline #> # of nodes : 125 (1001, 1002, 1003, 1004, 1005, 1006, 1007, 1008, ...) #> # of time periods : 18 (1 - 18) #> Type : directed #> Final prevalence : 1.00 #> Static attributes : city, detail, meet, coll, attend, proage, length, ... (58) #> Dynamic attributes : expo_se (1)# Checking everything is equal test <- summary(medInnovationsDiffNet, no.print=TRUE) == summary(diffnet, no.print=TRUE) stopifnot(all(test[!is.na(test)])) # METHOD 2: Using the 'groupvar' argument # Further, we can compare this with using the groupvar diffnet[["expo_se2"]] <- exposure(diffnet, alt.graph="se", groupvar="city", valued=TRUE) # These should be equivalent test <- diffnet[["expo_se", as.df=TRUE]] == diffnet[["expo_se2", as.df=TRUE]] stopifnot(all(test[!is.na(test)])) # METHOD 3: Computing exposure, rbind and then adding it to the diffnet object expo_se3 <- NULL for (v in unique(cities)) expo_se3 <- rbind( expo_se3, exposure( diffnet[diffnet[["city"]] == v], alt.graph = "se", valued=TRUE )) # Just to make sure, we sort the rows expo_se3 <- expo_se3[diffnet$meta$ids,] diffnet[["expo_se3"]] <- expo_se3 test <- diffnet[["expo_se", as.df=TRUE]] == diffnet[["expo_se3", as.df=TRUE]] stopifnot(all(test[!is.na(test)])) # METHOD 4: Using the groupvar in struct_equiv se <- struct_equiv(diffnet, groupvar="city") se <- lapply(se, "[[", "SE") se <- lapply(se, function(x) { x <- 1/x x[!is.finite(x)] <- 0 x }) diffnet[["expo_se4"]] <- exposure(diffnet, alt.graph=se, valued=TRUE) test <- diffnet[["expo_se", as.df=TRUE]] == diffnet[["expo_se4", as.df=TRUE]] stopifnot(all(test[!is.na(test)]))


SECTION: 250-Configuration TITLE: 200classloading QUESTION: I'm having class loading problems?
Class loading in a web container is slightly more complex than a normal java application.
The normal configuration is for each web context (webapplication or war file) is given it's own classloader, which has the system classloader as it's parent. Such a classloader hierarchy is normal in Java, however the servlet specification complicates the hierarchy by requiring that:
WEB-INF/lib
or WEB-INF/classes
have
priority over classes on the parent class loader. This is the opposite of the normal behaviour
of a java 2 class loader.WEB-INF/lib
or WEB-INF/classes
. Unfortunately the specification does
not clearly state what classes are "System" classes and it is unclear if all javax classes
should be treated as System classes.
Jetty provides configuration options to control all three of these options. The method
org.mortbay.http.HttpContext.setClassLoaderJava2Compliant(boolean)
allows
the normal java 2 behaviour to be used and all classes will be loaded from the system
classpath if possible. This is very useful if the libraries that a web application uses
are having problems loading classes that are both in a web application and on the
system classpath.
The methods setSystemClasses(String[])
and setServerClasses(String[])
may be called on either the org.mortbay.http.HttpServer
or org.mortbay.http.HttpContext
class to configure the whole server or just a particular context. This allows fine control
over what classes can be seen or overridden by a web application. Absolute classname can be passed, names
ending with . are treated as packages names and names starting with - are treated as negative matches.
These configuration may be setup either in code, in jetty.xml
or in a jetty-web.xml
file. An example for jetty.xml
is below:
<Call name="addWebApplication"> <Arg>/mywebapp</Arg> <Arg>./webapps/mywebapp.war</Arg> <Set name="classLoaderJava2Compliant">true</Set> <!-- System classes cannot be overriden by a HttpContext or webapp --> <Set name="systemClasses"> <Array type="java.lang.String"> <Item>java.</Item> <Item>javax.servlet.</Item> <Item>javax.xml.</Item> <Item>org.mortbay.</Item> <Item>org.xml.</Item> <Item>org.w3c.</Item> </Array> </Set> <!-- Server classes are hidden from a HttpContext or webapp --> <Set name="serverClasses"> <Array type="java.lang.String"> <Item>-org.mortbay.http.PathMap</Item> <Item>-org.mortbay.</Item> <Item>org.mortbay.start.</Item> <Item>org.mortbay.stop.</Item> <Item>org.mortbay.jetty.Server</Item> </Array> </Set> </Call>


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SPUMUX(1) DVDAuthor Man Pages SPUMUX(1) NAME spumux - generates and multiplexes subtitles into an existing mpeg2 pro‐ gram stream SYNOPSIS spumux [ -m dvd | -m cvd | -m svcd ] [ -s stream ] [ -v level ] [ -P ] [ --nomux ] [ --nodvdauthor-data ] file < mpeg > mpeg-with-subtitles DESCRIPTION spumux encodes the subtitles and multiplexes it into the mpeg2 program stream. -m mode Sets the encoding for the subtitles. Can be dvd, cvd, or svcd. Default is dvd. -s stream Sets the subtitle stream id. Default is 0. -v level Sets the verbosity level. -P Enables a progress bar. --nomux Disables reading of an MPEG stream from standard input. Instead, the output will contain only the subpicture stream. --nodvdauthor-data Disables passing of color and button info to dvdauthor. Here's a sample configuration file: <subpictures> <stream> <spu start="start-time" [ end="end-time" ] [ image="picture.png" ] [ highlight="picture.png" ] [ select="picture.png" ] [ transparent="color-spec" ] [ force="yes" ] [ autooutline="infer" [ outlinewidth="width" ] [ autoorder="rows" | autoorder="columns" ] ] [ xoffset="x-coord" yoffset="y-coord" ] > <button [ name="name" ] [ x0="x0" ] [ y0="y0" ] [ x1="x1" ] [ y1="y1" ] [ up="name" ] [ down="name" ] [ left="name" ] [ right="name" ] /> <action [ name="name" ] [ x0="x0" ] [ y0="y0" ] [ x1="x1" ] [ y1="y1" ] /> </spu> </stream> </subpictures> Each subtitle image is described by an <spu> tag. The start and optional end attributes describe when the subtitle will be displayed on the screen, in "HR:MM:SS.HU". The image attribute describes the main subti‐ tle image, which can either be a PNG or BMP file. If your image is not a full screen image, you can use xoffset and yoffset to move the picture around. In the advent that the author is unable to use a graphics format with an alpha channel, then the transparent attribute can be used to describe which color should become fully transparent. For the valid for‐ mats for color-spec, see SPECIFYING COLORS below. If you want to force the display of the subtitle, regardless of whether the user has enabled subtitles or not, you can use the force tag. When you are making menus, the force tag is required. The remaining attributes and tags are related to menu creation. The highlight attribute shows what all the buttons look like when they are highlighted (i.e. when you are using the arrows in the menu), and the select attribute shows what all the buttons look like when the are selected (i.e. for the 1-2 seconds after you press enter in the menu). If either of these (or the image attribute) are omitted, then spumux cre‐ ates a blank (totally transparent) image. Obviously at least one tag should be specified. To aid in button creation, the autooutline attribute instructs spumux to infer where the buttons are located. It does this by attempting to draw rectangles around a composition of the highlight and select images which do not intersect any opaque or semi-opaque pixels. In order to support textual buttons, the attribute outlinewidth allows you to specify the width of the rectangle which is tested. Wider rectangles won't be able to squeeze between the letters. Finally, autoorder describes which way to order the automatically detected buttons, which is important for numerically selected buttons and for mapping buttons to button names or to the implied names. The button and action tags describe the buttons (visibly selectable objects on the screen) and actions (commands that are executed as soon as the associated key is pressed on the remote). If you are using the autooutline feature, just designing buttons, are happy with the inferred button navigation, and can deal with the simplistic naming system, then you actually do not even need to specify any buttons or actions. Other‐ wise, read on. The name attribute is used to give a button or action an easy to refer to name. By default they are numbered sequentially starting with "1". The up, down, left, and right names describe which button or action should be tied to the corresponding key when the current button is highlighted, though if omitted spumux will use a reasonably intelligent algorithm to determine which buttons to move to. The (x0,y0) coordinates describe the upper left hand corner inclusively, while the (x1,y1) coordinates describe the lower right hand corner EXclu‐ sively. The coordinates start at 0,0 for the upper left hand corner. Ideally, the y0 and y1 coordinates should both be even, so the button edges fully empasses two interlaced scanlines, even if there is no data in the extra scanline. Some DVD players will fill in the extra scanline if it is not specified; spumux makes an effort to ensure that will be transparent but there is no guarantee. HANDLING TEXT-BASED SUBTITLES Spumux is also able to handle text subtitles, which will be rendered to graphics by spumux. A lot of different text (must be non-graphic) formats are supported (.sub, .srt, .ssa, .smi, .rt , .txt, .aqt, .jss, .js, ass). Spumux will try to determine the format automatically. If processing text-based subtitles no other streams can be defined, but‐ tons or others need to be processed in another pass with spumux, using another xml file. Following .xml file shows the available tags and their default settings. Only the textsub tag is mandatory, defaults are used if the specific tag is not specified. <subpictures [format="NTSC|PAL"]> <stream> <textsub filename="demo1.srt" characterset="UTF-8" fontsize="28.0" font="arial" fill-color="color-spec" outline-color="color-spec" outline-thickness="3.0" shadow-offset="0, 0" shadow-color="color-spec" horizontal-alignment="left" vertical-alignment="bottom" left-margin="60" right-margin="60" top-margin="20" bottom-margin="30" subtitle-fps="fps" movie-fps="fps" movie-width="720" movie-height="height" aspect="4:3" force="yes" /> </stream> </subpictures> The textsub tag defines the settings for the text to graphics rendering. The filename attribute defines the path and name of the input text subti‐ tle file, this is the only attribute that is mandatory. The characterset attribute defines the characterset to be used, available charactersets can be found at http://www.gnu.org/software/libiconv. The fontsize attribute defines the size of the font in font units. The font attribute defines the font used. Spumux will match the font name using Fontconfig if available, else it will use it as a filename on linux systems and will look into the windows/fonts and subdirectory spumux of the cygwin/mingw home directory and into the execution directory for win‐ dows-based execution for the specified font. Looking for free fonts? One listing is here http://www.microsoft.com/typogra‐ phy/links/links.asp?type=free&part=1 (this is only about fonts, not about operating systems). The fill-color attribute specifies the color to be used for filling the interior of the text, while outline-color specifies the color for the outline border to draw around each character, to set it off from the video background. The outline-thickness attribute specifies the thick‐ ness of this outline. For the valid formats for color-spec, see SPECIFY‐ ING COLORS below. The default fill color is white and the default out‐ line color is black. The shadow-offset and shadow-color attributes specify a shadow effect to be applied to the text. The shadow-offset is specified as 2 signed inte‐ gers, being the horizontal and vertical offset respectively, with posi‐ tive values being to the right and down. For the valid formats for color- spec, see SPECIFYING COLORS below. The default shadow color is black. The horizontal-alignment attribute defines the horizontal alignment of the subtitles. Options are: "left", "right", "center" and "default". The "default" value causes spumux to use the attribute that is in the text subtitle file if the format supports such an attribute. The vertical-alignment attribute defines the vertical alignment. Options are: "top", "center" and "bottom". The margin attributes define the minimum blank pixel space between the border of the image and the border of the subtitle lines. The subtitle-fps is needed for subtitle formats which use frame numbers rather than fractional seconds for specifying subtitle times, while the movie-fps is the frame rate of the movie onto which the subtitles are being multiplexed; if omitted, both of these default to 29.97 for NTSC and 25 for PAL. Having separate subtitle-fps and movie-fps attributes make it possible for spumux to recalculate the subtitle timing if these are not the same. The movie-width and movie-height attributes define the maximum size of the subtitle page, these shouldn't be larger than the size of the video frame (720x480 for NTSC, 720x576 for PAL), normally they are the same. Some DVD players prefer subtitle frames that are 2 or 4 pixels smaller in height. If omitted, the default movie width is 720 and the height is 2 pixels less than the video frame height. The aspect attribute lets you specify whether the video aspect ratio is 16:9 (widescreen) or 4:3. This, together with the video format, is used to adjust the rendering of the text to ensure it appears undistorted. The force option allows you to force the display of the subtitle, regard‐ less of whether the user has enabled subtitles or not. SPECIFYING COLORS Colors for image transparency and text fill and outlines can be specified in a number of ways: · As a color name, e.g. "green". You can use most of the color names listed at <http://www.imagemagick.org/script/color.php>. · As a hexadecimal string preceded by a "#", similar to HTML format, e.g. "#FF8080". The number of digits must be a multiple of 3; the first group specifies the red component, the second green, and the third blue. · As the name of a color space, followed by one to four component values in parentheses, e.g. "hsv(120, 50%, 90%)". Valid color spaces are "gray" (1 component), "graya" (2 components), "hsl" (3 components), "hsla" (4 components), "hsv" (3 components), "hsva" (4 components), "rgb" (3 components) and "rgba" (4 components). Each com‐ ponent can be specified as either a percentage of the maximum value suf‐ fixed by "%", or an absolute value in the range 0-360 for hues, 0-255 for everything else. For color space names ending with "a", the last compo‐ nent is the alpha (transparency) value. Note that alpha values are meaningless for the "transparent" attribute on the <spu> tag above<EMAIL_ADDRESS>MarcLeeman2003Marc Leeman‐ Fri Dec 30 19:47:26 CET 2005 23 October 2010 SPUMUX(1)


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The centre of mass is a crucial data for arborists in order to consolidate a tree using steel or dynamic cables. Given field-recorded data on branchiness of a tree, the package: (i) computes and plots the centre of mass of the tree itself, (ii) computes branches slenderness coefficient in order to aid the arborist identify potentially dangerous branches, and (iii) computes the force acting on a ground plinth and its best position relating to the tree centre of mass, should the tree need to be stabilized by a steel cable.
| Version: | 1.2.2 |
| Imports: | plyr |
| Suggests: | ggplot2, reshape2 |
| Published: | 2015-12-15 |
| Author: | Marco Bascietto |
| Maintainer: | Marco Bascietto <marco.bascietto at entecra.it> |
| License: | GPL-2 |
| URL: | https://github.com/mbask/treecm |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | NEWS |
| CRAN checks: | treecm results |
| Reference manual: | treecm.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
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| Package source: | treecm_1.2.2.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: treecm_1.2.2.zip, r-release: treecm_1.2.2.zip, r-oldrel: treecm_1.2.2.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: treecm_1.2.2.tgz, r-oldrel: treecm_1.2.2.tgz |
| Old sources: | treecm archive |
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At least 13 dead in Slovakia bus crash
BRATISLAVA (Slovakia), Nov 13 —At least 13 people died and 20 were injured when a bus crashed into a truck in western Slovakia today, the fire service told AFP.
“I can confirm the death of 13 people and 20 injuries in an accident near Nitrianske Hrnciarovce where a bus and a truck collided,” said Zuzana Farkasova, spokeswoman for Slovak firefighters and rescuers.
Rescuers said on their Facebook page they expected the number of casualties to increase.
“Some 30 firefighters are at the scene to help the injured,” they added.
The accident occurred on the outskirts of the Nitra city, a regional capital some 80 kilometres (50 miles) east of Bratislava.
Farkasova said police helicopters had been deployed.
Slovakia was hit by heavy rain today. — AFP


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| 1 | /** | |
| 2 | * Copyright (c) 2008, http://www.snakeyaml.org | |
| 3 | * | |
| 4 | * Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); | |
| 5 | * you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. | |
| 6 | * You may obtain a copy of the License at | |
| 7 | * | |
| 8 | * http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 | |
| 9 | * | |
| 10 | * Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software | |
| 11 | * distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, | |
| 12 | * WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. | |
| 13 | * See the License for the specific language governing permissions and | |
| 14 | * limitations under the License. | |
| 15 | */ | |
| 16 | package org.yaml.snakeyaml.tokens; | |
| 17 | ||
| 18 | import org.yaml.snakeyaml.error.Mark; | |
| 19 | ||
| 20 | /** | |
| 21 | * @deprecated it will be removed because it is not used | |
| 22 | */ | |
| 23 | public class WhitespaceToken extends Token { | |
| 24 | public WhitespaceToken(Mark startMark, Mark endMark) { | |
| 25 | super(startMark, endMark); | |
| 26 | } | |
| 27 | ||
| 28 | @Override | |
| 29 | public ID getTokenId() { | |
| 30 |
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1. getTokenId : replaced return value with null for org/yaml/snakeyaml/tokens/WhitespaceToken::getTokenId → NO_COVERAGE |
return ID.Whitespace; |
| 31 | } | |
| 32 | } | |
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| 30 |
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- #accept! Approvability::Approval
- #accepted? Approvability::Approval
- act_on_verdict Approvability::Approval
- #actioned? Approvability::Approval
- #activate_approvable Approvability::Approval
- #acts_as_approvability Approvability::ActsAsApprovability::Base::Config
- admin_preview_url_incorrect? Approvability::Approval
- #approval_required Approvability::Notifier
- #awaiting_approval? Approvability::ActsAsApprovability::Base::InstanceMethods
- #common_name Approvability::Approval
- configuration Approvability::Engine
- configuration_exists? Approvability::Engine
- #confirm_approval Approvability::Notifier
- #create_approval Approvability::ActsAsApprovability::Base::InstanceMethods
- #deactivate_approvable Approvability::Approval
- #destroy_and_clean_approvals Approvability::ActsAsApprovability::Base::InstanceMethods
- #generate_token Approvability::Approval
- #get_config Approvability::Notifier
- #has_approval? Approvability::ActsAsApprovability::Base::InstanceMethods
- included Approvability::ActsAsApprovability::Base
- #object_name Approvability::Approval
- path_to_configuration Approvability::Engine
- path_to_default_configuration Approvability::Engine
- #process Approvability::Approval
- process Approvability::Approval
- #reject! Approvability::Approval
- #rejected? Approvability::Approval
- #requires_approval! Approvability::ActsAsApprovability::Base::InstanceMethods
- #requires_approval? Approvability::ActsAsApprovability::Base::InstanceMethods
- #rollback_approval! Approvability::Approval
- #send_submission_alert Approvability::ActsAsApprovability::Base::InstanceMethods
- #status_name Approvability::Approval
- #toggle_activity Approvability::Approval
- #update_and_approve Approvability::ActsAsApprovability::Base::InstanceMethods
- #verdict Approvability::Approval


Steamed White rice
By : Diallo Thierno souleymane
Ingredients
- 2 cup long grain rice
- 3 cup of water
Direction
- Put the rice in a 3 quart pot or saucepan with a tight fitting lid (don't put the lid on yet!) and pour in the water.
- Bring to a boil, and cook until the surface looks "cratery" (like the surface of hot lava or something).
- Reduce heat to low, cover, and cook for about ten minutes, till the water is gone.
- Let rice stand for a minute or two, then remove the lid, fluff the rice, and serve!


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Texas Cemeteries - StoppingPoints.com
A guide to Texas historic cemetery markers. . Harris Chapel Cemetery, Hughes Springs . Daniel Family Cemetery, Dallas . Maypearl Cemetery, Maypearl .
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Maypearl Cemetery, Ellis Co Cemeteries of TX, Gloria B. Mayfeld
Cemetery on right across the road from the Maypearl High School. Historical Marker. . Morris, Harris, Valentine, 10, 18, 1906, 10, 18, 1983, A, 9, 16, Thy will be done . Sigler, Dan, M, 4, 16, 1847, 3, 18, 1925, A, 1, 6, Precious Memories .
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Daniel G Harris index page in the Veromi People Index. Veromi . G Harris. We found 49 people that match Daniel G Harris . . Haltom City, TX; Maypearl, TX .
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Master List: Private Process Servers Certified by the Supreme Court of Texas . Booth, Daniel W. 9324 Manassas Ridge, McKinney, TX, 75071, (972) 896- .
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This function returns updated map for the presentation, with slides inserted from
presentations specified in parameters.
The keys for the map are the names for the files within a presentation .pptx package. The value for the key is either
A) a URI for a presentation part in MarkLogic, or B) the actual XML element for the respective presentation package part.
Note: the lengths of the sequences of $from-pres and $from-idx must be equal, otherwise an Error is thrown.
Note: a slide may be inserted into the presentation contained within $map at any slide index that is
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The map for a .pptx presentation.
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The directory in MarkLogic for a presentation from which slides will be inserted into the presentation within $map.
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In the following example, we have 2 presentations we've saved: demo_one.pptx and demo_two.pptx. These have both been unzipped and their respectve parts saved to MarkLogic using the Office OpenXML Extract pipeline. Opening the presentations (.pptx) in PowerPoint, the slides appear as follows:
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xquery version "1.0-ml";
import module namespace ppt= "http://marklogic.com/openxml/powerpoint" at "/MarkLogic/openxml/presentation-ml-support.xqy";
let $target-pres:="/demo_one_pptx_parts/" (:target presentation:)
let $source-pres:="/demo_two_pptx_parts/" (:source presentation:)
let $source-idx := 1 (:index of slide in source to copy to target :)
let $start-idx := 2 (:insertion index of target presentation :)
let $pptx-map := ppt:package-map($target-pres)
let $new-map := ppt:insert-slide($pptx-map,$source-pres, $source-idx, $start-idx)
let $pptx-pkg := ppt:package-map-zip($new-map)
return xdmp:save("C:\demo_three.pptx",$pptx-pkg)
The resulting presentation, when opened in PowerPoint will be:
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We can insert slides from multiple source presentations into a single destination presentation as well.
xquery version "1.0-ml";
import module namespace ppt= "http://marklogic.com/openxml/powerpoint" at "/MarkLogic/openxml/presentation-ml-support.xqy";
let $targ-pres:="/one_pptx_parts/" (:target presentation:)
let $source-pres-one:= "/two_pptx_parts/" (:source presentation:)
let $source-pres-two:= "/three_pptx_parts/" (:another source presentation:)
let $s-idx-1 := 1 (: index of slide in source-pres-one to copy to target :)
let $s-idx-2 := 15 (: index of slide in source-pres-two to copy to target :)
let $start-idx := 2 (: insertion index starting point of target presentation :)
let $pptx-map := ppt:package-map($targ-pres)
return ppt:insert-slide($pptx-map, ($source-pres-one,$source-pres-two), ($s-idx-1,$s-idx-2), $start-idx)
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Returns a map containing the presentation contained within /one_pptx_parts/,
updated to include slide 1 from /two_pptx_parts/ and slide 15 from /three_pptx_parts/ as slides 2 and 3 respectively.
Assuming the presentation within /one_pptx_parts/ started with 3 slides, it now has 5 total,
and its original slides 2 and 3 have been shifted to 4 and 5 respectively.
For each slide mapped within the map, images will be retained and references throughout the package will be updated.
Slides will use the master and layout of the presentation within the map. Slides inserted will retain the target presentation look and feel.
Note: While this function works great for a certain class of Slides, and retains images, animations, and much more for a Slide when inserting from the original source into the target presentation, this function currently does not support Smart Art, Diagrams, Embeddings (.xlsx), or the ability to insert a Slide into a target presentation while maintaining the slideMaster and slideLayout from the original source presentation. Also, while Notes are available in the target presentation, notes will not be retained for slides inserted from the source presentations.
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new Grid()
Handler for grid devices
Methods
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addListeners()
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all(s)
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Set all of device's leds to off or on
Parameters:
Name Type Description s
Number 0 for off, 1 for on
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Set a column of leds
You can send an optional 4th argument for the 2nd quad bitmaskParameters:
Name Type Description x
Number column number
yOffset
Number quad offset
s
Number bitmask of first 8 led states
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intensity(i)
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Sets the grid led intensity
Parameters:
Name Type Description i
Number intensity level (0-15)
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levelAll(l)
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Set all of device's led intensity levels to l
Parameters:
Name Type Description l
Number intensity level
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levelCol(x, yOffset, levels)
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Set a column of leds
You can send an optional 4th argument for the 2nd quad bitmaskParameters:
Name Type Description x
Number column number
yOffset
Number quad offset
levels
Number array of led levels
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levelMap(xOffset, yOffset, arr)
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Update the intensity of an 8x8 quad of leds, example:
map(0, 0, [
16, 16, 16, 16, 16, 16, 16, 16,
16, 16, 16, 16, 16, 16, 16, 16,
16, 16, 16, 16, 16, 16, 16, 16,
16, 16, 16, 16, 16, 16, 16, 16,
16, 16, 16, 16, 16, 16, 16, 16,
16, 16, 16, 16, 16, 16, 16, 16,
16, 16, 16, 16, 16, 16, 16, 16,
16, 16, 16, 16, 16, 16, 16, 16
]);Parameters:
Name Type Description xOffset
Number x offset of target quad in multiples of 8
yOffset
Number y offset of target quad in multiples of 8
arr
Array array of 64 led level values (0-15)
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levelRow(xOffset, y, levels)
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Set a row of led levels
You can send an optional 4th argument for the 2nd quad bitmaskParameters:
Name Type Description xOffset
Number quad offset
y
Number row number
levels
Array array of led levels
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levelSet(data)
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Sets a single led's intensity
Can be called two ways:
set(x, y, l);
set({x: x, y: y, i: l});Parameters:
Name Type Description data
Object press data
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map(xOffset, yOffset, arr)
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Update an 8x8 quad of leds
Can be called two ways:
map(0, 0, [
[0, 1, 0, 1, 0, 1, 0, 1],
[0, 1, 0, 1, 0, 1, 0, 1],
[0, 1, 0, 1, 0, 1, 0, 1],
[0, 1, 0, 1, 0, 1, 0, 1],
[0, 1, 0, 1, 0, 1, 0, 1],
[0, 1, 0, 1, 0, 1, 0, 1],
[0, 1, 0, 1, 0, 1, 0, 1],
[0, 1, 0, 1, 0, 1, 0, 1]
]);
or
map(0, 0, [
255, 255, 255, 255, 255, 255, 255, 255
]);Parameters:
Name Type Description xOffset
Number x offset of target quad in multiples of 8
yOffset
Number y offset of target quad in multiples of 8
arr
Array 1 or 2 dimensional array of led values
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removeListeners()
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Remove existing prefix-based listeners
Called when the prefix is changed -
row(xOffset, y, s)
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Set a row of leds
You can send an optional 4th argument for the 2nd quad bitmaskParameters:
Name Type Description xOffset
Number quad offset
y
Number row number
s
Number bitmask of first 8 led states
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set(data)
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Sets a single led's state to off or on
Can be called two ways:
set(x, y, s);
set({x: x, y: y, s: s});Parameters:
Name Type Description data
Object press data {x: xcoord, y: ycoord, s: state}
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setTilt(n, s)
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Enables or disables tilt sensor n
Parameters:
Name Type Description n
Number sensor number
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Number 0 to disable, 1 to enable


Military Expenditure Compared to Healthcare and Education Expenditure
Military expenditure is often a major portion of a country's budget. The bubble charts shown below visualize military expenditure as it relates to both healthcare and education expenditure, taking into account each country's population and region (Oceania, North America, Europe, Asia). Because US spending in all three categories is considerably higher than the other countries, the values for military, healthcare, and education expenditure in these charts are displayed using the natural logarithm (LN) of the spending values.


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This example consists of a server application and a client application. ASPDemoClient is a thin client consisting of a GUI and a BoldSystem. The persistence layer resides in a remote server, ASPserver.dll, which is an ISAPI dll. The client can only communicate with the server through HTTP. Running the example Installing the server To run the example you must first install the ASPserver.dll in IIS. For more details on how to do this see the XMLDispatcher example. Generating the databaseUse the DBGenerator application to generate an interbase database for the ASP example. Run the clientRun the ASPDemo client. Modify the ServerURL to reflect your network configuration and use the Connect button to connect to the server. TBoldHTTPServerPersistenceHandlePassthrough and TBoldHTTPClientPersistenceHandle The example uses a TBoldHTTPClientPersistenceHandle component on the client side and a TBoldHTTPServerPersistencehandlePassthrough component on the server side, to allow the ASPDemoClient to establish a connection with the remote peristence layer residing in ASPServer. ASPServerThe server defines two TWebActionItem objects, Persistence and SOAPCalls. Calls made to the persistence layer are handled by the Persistence web action. The second web action SOAPCalls shows how to use a TBoldXMLDispatcher to define custom services that could be invoke from the client.
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001import java.util.StringTokenizer; 002 003/* 004 * This class is part of "World of Zuul". "World of Zuul" is a simple, 005 * text based adventure game. 006 * 007 * This parser takes user input and tries to interpret it as a "Zuul" 008 * command. Every time it is called it takes a line as a String and 009 * tries to interpret the line as a two word command. It returns the command 010 * as an object of class Command. 011 * 012 * The parser has a set of known command words. It checks user input against 013 * the known commands, and if the input is not one of the known commands, it 014 * returns a command object that is marked as an unknown command. 015 * 016 * @author Michael Kolling and David J. Barnes 017 * @version 2.0 (Jan 2003) 018 */ 019 020public class Parser 021{ 022 023 private CommandWords commands; // holds all valid command words 024 025 /** 026 * Create a new Parser. 027 */ 028 public Parser() 029 { 030 commands = new CommandWords(); 031 } 032 033 /** 034 * Get a new command from the user. The command is read by 035 * parsing the 'inputLine'. 036 */ 037 public Command getCommand(String inputLine) 038 { 039 //String inputLine = ""; // will hold the full input line 040 String word1; 041 String word2; 042 043 StringTokenizer tokenizer = new StringTokenizer(inputLine); 044 045 if(tokenizer.hasMoreTokens()) 046 word1 = tokenizer.nextToken(); // get first word 047 else 048 word1 = null; 049 if(tokenizer.hasMoreTokens()) 050 word2 = tokenizer.nextToken(); // get second word 051 else 052 word2 = null; 053 054 // note: we just ignore the rest of the input line. 055 056 // Now check whether this word is known. If so, create a command 057 // with it. If not, create a "null" command (for unknown command). 058 059 if(commands.isCommand(word1)) 060 return new Command(word1, word2); 061 else 062 return new Command(null, word2); 063 } 064 065 /** 066 * Print out a list of valid command words. 067 */ 068 public String showCommands() 069 { 070 return commands.getCommandList(); 071 } 072}


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process P[i] while true do { THINK; PICKUP(FORK[i], FORK[i+1 mod 5]); EAT; PUTDOWN(FORK[i], FORK[i+1 mod 5]) }
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Nested Filters
Typical filter patterns like /tasks?filter[name][EQ]=Super task`
work well for most use cases. This release brings further support for complex, nested filters through
JSON. It allows arbitrary nesting of AND, OR and NOT expressions. For example:
http://<IP_ADDRESS>:8080/projects?filter={"OR": {"name": "Great Project", "LE": {"id": 122}}}
More information is available in the documentation.


The ftrigw library provides an API for notifiers, i.e. programs that want to regularly announce what they're doing.
Notifiers should create a fifodir in a hardcoded place in the filesystem, and document its location. Listeners will then be able to subscribe to that fifodir, and receive the events.
Check the s6/ftrigw.h header for the exact function prototypes.
char const *path = "/var/lib/myservice/fifodir" ; gid_t gid = -1 ; int forceperms = 0 ; int r = ftrigw_fifodir_make(path, gid, forceperms) ;
ftrigw_fifodir_make creates a fifodir at the path location.
It returns 0, and sets errno, if an error occurs.
It returns 1 if it succeeds.
If a fifodir, owned by the user, already exists at path, and
forceperms is zero, then ftrigw_fifodir_make immediately
returns a success. If forceperms is nonzero, then
it tries to adjust path's permissions before returning.
If gid is negative, then path is created "public". Any listener will be able to subscribe to path. If gid is nonnegative, then path is created "private". Only processes belonging to group gid will be able to subscribe to path.
char event = 'a' ; r = ftrigw_notify(path, event) ;
ftrigw_notify sends event to all the processes that are currently subscribed to path. It returns -1 if an error occurs, or the number of successfully notified processes.
When stray KILL signals hit s6-ftrigrd processes, 1. it's a sign of incorrect system administration, 2. they can leave unused named pipes in the fifodir. It's the fifodir's owner's job, i.e. the notifier's job, to periodically do some housecleaning and remove those unused pipes.
r = ftrigw_clean(path) ;
ftrigw_clean cleans path. It returns 0, and sets errno, if it encounters an error. It returns 1 if it succeeds.


--- layout: post title: cfdbinfo failing to return results summary: cfdbinfo in ColdFusion 8 wraps up a bunch of functionality you previously had to write yourself. Why then was it not returning any results for me? tags: [ColdFusion] ---
cfdbinfo in ColdFusion 8 wraps up a bunch of functionality you previously had to write yourself. Why then was it not returning any results for me?
Trying to get a list of tables in a database wasn't working.
Embarrassingly I had named the database "ldnhotels.com". But to my credit, both SQL Server and ColdFusion didn't have a problem with this.


Summary of changes
A summary of changes needed in migrating to a later version of Ebean.
Upgrading to 12.x from 11.x
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#1826 Removed
@PrivateOwned
, migrate to orphanRemoval=true attribute on@OneToMany
- #1824 Stateless updates - Removed update deleteMissingChildren option, instead always use orphanRemoval behaviour change breaking-api
Upgrading to 11.x from 10.x
- #1434 Remove deprecated API from EbeanServer - finder methods that take explicit transaction. Migrate to use ebeanServer.extended()
- #1417 Breaking API - Remove PersistBatch.INSERT ... migrate to PersistBatch.ALL
- #1424 Deprecate / Move ... finder methods that take explicit transaction to ExtendedServer API
- new DbMigration(); -> DbMigration.create();
- findUnique() -> findOne()
- CacheMode.QUERY_ONLY -> GET
- CacheMode.RECACHE -> PUT
- io.ebean.Platform; -> io.ebean.annotation.Platform;
- io.ebean.PersistBatch; -> io.ebean.annotation.PersistBatch;
- io.ebean.TxType; -> io.ebean.annotation.TxType;
- io.ebean.TxIsolation; -> io.ebean.annotation.TxIsolation;
- Remove support for PropertyChangeListener from entity beans
- Remove ServerConfig h2ProductionMode ... means for testing with h2 explicitly set ddlGenerate and ddlRun
Upgrading to 10.x from 9.x
Change package to io.ebean
- Remove DbMigrationConfig.generateOnStart() ... migrate to offline generation
Upgrading to 9.x from 8.x
- Query.includeSoftDeletes() -> setIncludeSoftDeletes()
Upgrading to 8.x from 7.x
- (#682) Remove deprecated Model.Finder constructors that take Id type ... migrate to ones that don't
Upgrading to 7.x from 6.x
- (#352) Remove deprecated API - ValuePair getValue1() getValue2() ... use getNewValue() getOldValue()
- (#344) Remove deprecated annotation @ColumnHstore ... migrate to @DbHstore
- (#343) Remove deprecated interface BeanFinder<T> ... migrate to BeanFindController
- (#342) Remove deprecated method - JsonContext createJsonContext() ... migrate to json()
- (#331) Remove deprecated method - EbeanServer.findVisit() ... migrate to findEach
Changes for: saveAll()
, insertAll()
, updateAll()
, deleteAll()
- (#341) Remove deprecated method - insert(Collection> beans); ... migrate to insertAll()
- (#340) Remove deprecated method - update(Collection> beans) ... migrate to updateAll()
- (#339) Remove deprecated method - save(Collection> beans, Transaction transaction) ... migrate to saveAll()
- (#339) Remove deprecated method - save(Collection> beans, Transaction transaction) ... migrate to saveAll()
- (#338) Remove deprecated method - save(Iterator> it, Transaction transaction) ... please change to iterate yourself and save.
- (#337) Remove deprecated method - delete(Class> beanType, Collection> ids) ... migrate to deleteAll()
- (#336) Remove deprecated method - delete(Iterator> it, Transaction transaction) ... migrate to deleteAll()
- (#335) Remove deprecated method - delete(Collection> beans) ... migrate to deleteAll()
- (#334) Remove deprecated method - delete(Iterator> it) ... migrate to deleteAll()
- (#333) Remove deprecated method - save(Iterator> it) ... change to iterate yourself and save()
- (#332) Remove deprecated method - save(Collection> beans) ... migrate to saveAll(beans)


Rebuilding vs Refactoring is an argument as old as software itself, and Mexico Insurance Online is no except.
Rebuilding means starting from scratch with an entirely new application, and building from the foundation up. Refactoring is the opposite, taking your existing application and “fixing” it.
Many websites and consultants will try to get you to shy away from rebuilding because it is expensive in both time and money. You’ll probably hear phrases like, “there is no bad code”, or “never throw away code”. No matter how badly you bang up a car, you can always fix it; but will it ever be the same? It all comes back to “don’t reinvent the wheel”. In this case, you have a wheel, don’t build a new one.
Alternatively, refactoring your application allows you to keep your existing code, but Make It Better™. Refactoring yields many of the same benefits as a rebuild, but you may be able to see the benefits right away. The downside to refactoring is the code you encounter in a non-software business. If you’re lucky, your business has grown since you first built your application. New features were added at a feverish pace with no regard for the quality of code, after all the due date was a firm “Yesterday”. And why should you be worried about your application, you don’t sell software, you sell Widgets! This means that there are some deep, dark, hacks going on in that application. And since you’re refactoring, you probably won’t be rid of them for as long time.
So what did Mexico Insurance Online decide? Other factors in the business, such as wanting to expand our IT department and wanting more robust (business-friendly) documentation, swayed the decision firmly into Rebuild territory. Our current system runs on a language that is losing support quickly, and a framework that was born of an age when PHP was the “New Hotness”. As a result, we’ve decided to rebuild in a more modern language and framework.
This isn’t to say that refactoring wouldn’t be good for your business, but it just wasn’t the right fit for us.


Feb 20, 2015
Welcome web traveller! You've found my "ground zero" for the web technologies I fool around with. So far it's made of just HTML/CSS. It'll grow as I do throughout my dalliances with languages and frameworks. If you'd like to know more about me, have a look around!
Feb 26, 2015
I've added responsive design! In order to make it look nice on all screens, I've utilized media query in my CSS. It now reacts to the width of the page. You can resize the browser window to see what it'll look like. Check out what the nav bar does when squeezed under 500px!
Mar 19, 2015
I've given the site a JavaScript makeover! It now has responsive elements, like the menu button on the nav bar when the width is 500px or less. I've also organized the content using AngularJS complete with controllers and UI states.


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Blueprint is a weekend-long learnathon and hackathon for local high school students held at MIT's campus where high schoolers can learn from MIT students, make new friends, and build something cool!
Blueprint was organized by the HackMIT organizing committee, a group of 20-30 MIT undergraduates with the goal of empowering high school students through technology and education. I was part of the Marketing committee, where I helped make branding and design decisions for the event.
Helping organize and design Blueprint 2017 was a great experience and it was inspiring to talk to all the hackers and mentors who came to the event and see everyone's awesome projects.
Learn more about Blueprint and HackMIT here:


Here we are instructing the server to synchronize chronologically according to the time zone of the specified state:
# set the server timezone
SetEnv TZ America/Washington
Check out the official list of supported timezones.


San Francisco goes to 5-0; beats CSU Bakersfield 100-70
by The Associated PressSAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Charles Minland and Remu Raitanen each scored 19 points and San Francisco won its fifth straight game to start the season, beating CSU Bakersfield 100-70 on Tuesday night.
The Dons scored the first eight points of the game and led by 10 midway through the half, but the Roadrunners rallied, cutting the lead to four points, 24-20 with 6:51 left in the half.
Raitanen sparked an 11-2 run by knocking down a pair of 3-pointers to make it 35-22 and the Dons stretched it to 47-28 by intermission.
San Francisco hit 31 of 54 from the field (57.4%) and knocked down 19 of 25 shots from beyond the arc.
Jamaree Bouyea had 17 points, eight assists and four steals for San Francisco. Jordan Ratinho hit 3 of 5 from distance to add 13 points and Dzmitry Ryuny wad 3 of 4 and contributed 11.
Cameron Allen paced CSU Bakersfield (2-3) with 15 points, with Justin McCall adding 14.
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Closes invite status alert, resets invite_sent, backend_error & submitted state to false, and resets invitee_name and invitee_email to empty strings
Changes values of invitee_name and invitee_email based on user input
text values for invitee_name and invitee_email
Sends invitation data to backend to be processed, closes modal, and sets submitted state to true.
Also resets invitee_email and invitee_name states to empty strings.
(backend: adds invitation to database and sends invitation link)
user presses enter/submit button
Displays modal form for client to input data to generate invitation
Opens/Closes Modal if reopening, re-initialize all states
Generated using TypeDoc
A class which handles the modal form for the client to generate and send an invitation link.
Has a button to open the modal, the modal that has the form text fields, the submit button, and alerts to notify the client if the invitation was sent successfully.
The class deals with rendering, states, and props and sends data to the backend.