How do we communicate between Watch and iPhone App ?
June 30, 2015
Apple Watch uses Wi-Fi and Bluetooth to communicate with your paired iPhone, switching between connections as needed:
- Apple Watch uses Bluetooth when your iPhone is near, which conserves power.
- If Bluetooth isn’t available, Apple Watch will try to use Wi-Fi. For example, if compatible Wi-Fi is available and your iPhone isn't in Bluetooth range,Apple Watch uses Wi-Fi.
For pairing iPhone and apple watch, you need to enable Wi-Fi and Bluetooth on your paired iPhone. Apple Watch compatible with Wi-Fi 802.11b/g and Bluetooth 4.0.
The communication process between both devices is entirely different in watchOS 2 compared from watchOS 1. In this article, I am going to explain in detail, that how communication works in both OS versions.
WatchOS 1:
The basic communiation types are:
1. Message transfer.
2. Sharing Data or files with Your Containing iOS App.
Message transfer:
It's a way to communicate directly from watch to iPhone app and get reply back, using openParentApplication: communication API in watch kit framework.
+(BOOL)openParentApplication:(NSDictionary * nonnull)userInfo reply:(void (^ nullable)(NSDictionary * nonnull replyInfo, NSError * nullable error))reply;
userInfo: A dictionary containing data to pass to the iOS app. Use this dictionary to pass information to the iOS app so that it can perform any needed tasks. The contents of the dictionary must be serializable to a property list file. This parameter must not be nil.
reply: It's a block with response data (NSDictionary) & error object for the request send by watch app.
This api belongs to WKInterfaceController class, as because every interface controller in watch extension may need to communicate parent iOS app at certain time. If iPhone app is not running, then this api call will wake up the app in background and do the needful.
The otherside in iPhone app, the handleWatchKitExtensionRequest: delegate method will get called in appDelegate.
- (void)application:(UIApplication *)application handleWatchKitExtensionRequest:(NSDictionary *)userInfo reply:(void(^)(NSDictionary *replyInfo))reply
Usage
// Method in apple watch app
-(NSInteger)getTheiPhoneAppStatus
{
NSInteger loginStatus = 0;
[WKInterfaceController openParentApplication:@{@"requestType":@"getLoginStatus"} reply:^(NSDictionary *replyInfo, NSError *error)
{
if (error == nil)
{
NSLog(@"Error %@",error.localizedDescription);
}
else if(replyInfo != nil)
{
loginStatus = [[replyInfo valueForKey:@"loginStatus"] integerValue];
}
}];
return loginStatus;
}
// Delegate method in iPhone app
- (void)application:(UIApplication *)application handleWatchKitExtensionRequest:(NSDictionary *)userInfo reply:(void(^)(NSDictionary *replyInfo))reply
{
NSDictionary *responseDict = nil;
NSString *requestType = [userInfo valueForKey:@"requestType"];
if([requestType isEqualToString:@"getLoginStatus"])
{
responseDict = @{@"loginStatus":[NSNumber numberWithInteger:self.loginStatus]};
}
reply(responseDict);
}
By using above api, a watch app can communicate with iPhone app. But to communicate from iPhone to watch, there is no direct api provided by apple. For that you need to use notification center. NSNotificationCenter API's will work only in same bundle. As you know, iPhone & watch app are two differnt bundles, you can use corefoundation framework api CFNotificationCenterGetDarwinNotifyCenter to send notification from iphone to watch app & viceversa.
// Posting notification
- (void)sendNotificationForMessageWithIdentifier:(NSString *)identifier
{
CFNotificationCenterRef const Notificationcenter = CFNotificationCenterGetDarwinNotifyCenter();
CFDictionaryRef const userInfo = NULL;
BOOL const deliverImmediately = YES;
CFStringRef str = (__bridge CFStringRef)identifier;
CFNotificationCenterPostNotification(Notificationcenter, str, NULL, userInfo, deliverImmediately);
}
like NSNotificationCenter you need to add & remove observer.
- (void)registerNotificationsWithIdentifier:(NSString *)identifier
{
CFNotificationCenterRef const center = CFNotificationCenterGetDarwinNotifyCenter();
CFStringRef str = (__bridge CFStringRef)identifier;
CFNotificationCenterAddObserver(center,
(__bridge const void *)(self),
WatchNotificationCallback,
str,
NULL,
CFNotificationSuspensionBehaviorDeliverImmediately);
}
- (void)unregisterNotificationsWithIdentifier:(NSString *)identifier
{
CFNotificationCenterRef const center = CFNotificationCenterGetDarwinNotifyCenter();
CFStringRef str = (__bridge CFStringRef)identifier;
CFNotificationCenterRemoveObserver(center,
(__bridge const void *)(self),
str,
NULL);
}
void WatchNotificationCallback(CFNotificationCenterRef center,
void * observer,
CFStringRef name,
void const * object,
CFDictionaryRef userInfo)
{
NSString *identifier = (__bridge NSString *)name;
[[NSNotificationCenter defaultCenter] postNotificationName:@"WatchDataSynNotificationName"
object:nil
userInfo:@{@"WatchIdentifier" : identifier}];
}
in order to handle the above notifications, app should be in active state.
Sharing Data or files with Your Containing iOS App :
In order to transfer data/files between watch & iPhone app, use a shared app group to store that data. An app group is a secure container that multiple processes can access. Because your WatchKit extension and iOS app run in separate sandbox environments, they normally do not share files or communicate directly with one another. An app group lets the two processes share files or user defaults.
// Sharing files
- (NSString *)getSharedDirectoryPath
{
NSURL *appGroupContainer = [self.fileManager<EMAIL_ADDRESS>NSString *appGroupContainerPath = [appGroupContainer path];
NSString *directoryPath = appGroupContainerPath;
if (self.dirName != nil)
{
directoryPath = [appGroupContainerPath stringByAppendingPathComponent:self.dirName];
}
[self.fileManager createDirectoryAtPath:directoryPath withIntermediateDirectories:YES attributes:nil error:NULL];
return directoryPath;
}
// Shared Userdefaults
- (void)storeDataInSharedDefaults:(id)data
{
NSUserDefaults *sharedUserDefaults = [[NSUserDefaults alloc]<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[sharedUserDefaults setObject:data forKey:@"watchIdentifier"];
}
After storing the data in shared container, use openParentApplication: api or CFNotificationCenterGetDarwinNotifyCenter to notify the receiver app for access data.
Find out the details of Communication between new WatchOS 2 and iOS here WacthOS2


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To query a database for information about what it supports, the Microsoft SQL Server JDBC Driver implements the SQLServerDatabaseMetaData class. This class contains numerous methods that return information in the form of a single value, or as a result set.
To create a SQLServerDatabaseMetaData object, you can use the getMetaData method of the SQLServerConnection class to get information about the database that it is connected to.
In the following example, an open connection to the SQL Server 2005 AdventureWorks sample database is passed in to the function, the getMetaData method of the SQLServerConnection class is used to return a SQLServerDatabaseMetadata object, and then various methods of the SQLServerDatabaseMetaData object are used to display information about the driver, driver version, database name, and database version.
public static void getDatabaseMetaData(Connection con) { try { DatabaseMetaData dbmd = con.getMetaData(); System.out.println("dbmd:driver version = " + dbmd.getDriverVersion()); System.out.println("dbmd:driver name = " + dbmd.getDriverName()); System.out.println("db name = " + dbmd.getDatabaseProductName()); System.out.println("db ver = " + dbmd.getDatabaseProductVersion()); } catch (Exception e) { e.printStackTrace(); } }


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from Saxon's internal document pool, which enables the Java garbage collector to release the memory occupied
by the document when it is no longer required. The drawback is that if the same document is loaded again during the same
transformation, it will be reparsed from the source text, and different node identifiers will be allocated.
The function returns the document node that was supplied as an argument, allowing it to be used in a
call such as select="saxon:discard-document(document('a.xml'))"
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Bayern president opens door to Guardiola return as permanent manager
by Stephan UersfeldBayern Munich's new president Herbert Hainer has left the door open for Pep Guardiola to return to the club as manager.
Niko Kovac left his role as Bayern boss earlier this month following a string of bad results in the Bundesliga, with his final match a 5-1 away to Eintracht Frankfurt. Hansi Flick has been in a caretaker role since Kovac's departure.
- ESPN+ obtains Bundesliga rights from 2020
In his first news conference as president, Hainer praised Guardiola, who won seven trophies in three seasons with Bayern.
"Pep Guardiola is a super manager who is under contract at Manchester City," Hainer said. "Let's wait and see until the managing board approaches us.
"Generally speaking we want the best possible coach for FC Bayern Munich."
Former adidas CEO Hainer replaced Uli Hoeness as president of the Bavarian side and said Flick will remain in charge for the short-term.
"[Sporting director] Hasan [Salihamidzic] and I decided that he will sit on the bench until Christmas at least or even beyond that," Hainer added.
Guardiola left Bayern to manage Manchester City in 2017 and is under contract at the Etihad until 2021.
Bayern have also been linked with Ajax boss Erik ten Hag and Paris Saint-Germain manager Thomas Tuchel, but both have said they will remain in their positions at least until the end of the season.


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03. Part 1: Write a smart contract
# Part 1: Write a smart contract with functions to support proof of existence (i.e. notarization)
In order for stars to be notarized, we will need to create a smart contract that support proof of existence. The smart contract(s) you you build should have these requirements:
Requirement 1 Define and implement ERC-721 interface Requirement 2 Add metadata to the star token Requirement 3 Configure uniqueness with the stars Requirement 4 Contain required functions
# Requirement 1: Define and implement ERC-721 interface
Probably you follow along the code sessions with instructors during the lessons but we would like to provide you a starter code that will help you to be successful with the project, and ensure your project contains all the initial requirements (it’ll make your life and the lives of your project reviewers much happier :)
The starter code contains the project boilerplate built during the screencasts. Within the starter code you have two directories to work from. The difference between the two, is the option to allow you to build your project with or without Zeppelin.
# Requirement 2: Add metadata to the star token
The star token should have these pieces of metadata added:
- Star coordinators
- Dec
- Mag
- Cent
- Star story
To this remember the best option is to use a struct
:
struct Star {
string name;
string starStory;
string ra;
string dec;
string mag;
}
# Requirement 3: Configure uniqueness with the stars
Make sure to configure uniqueness with the stars, where uniqueness is based on coordinates. In other words, stars with the same coordinates are not permitted.
# Requirement 4: Contain required functions
Using what was covered in the course, add these functions to your smart contract:
File: StarNotary.sol
contract StarNotary is ERC721Token {
}
- createStar()
function createStar(string _name, string _starStory, string _ra, string _dec, string _mag, uint256 _tokenId) public {
// Create a `Star memory newStar` variable
// Verify uniquenessFactor `keccak256(_ra, _dec, _mag)`
ERC721Token.mint(_tokenId);
}
- putStarUpForSale()
function putStarUpForSale(uint256 _tokenId, uint256 _price) public {
// `require` owner in the token is equal to `msg.sender`
starsForSale[_tokenId] = _price;
}
- buyStar()
function buyStar(uint256 _tokenId) public payable {
// Verify if the star is for sale
// Verify you have amount
require(msg.value >= starCost);
// If everything is okay transfer
if(msg.value > starCost) {
msg.sender.transfer(msg.value - starCost);
}
}
File: ERC721Token.sol
import './ERC721.sol';
contract ERC721Token is ERC721 {
}
- mint()
function mint(uint256 _tokenId) public {
// Add your logic here and at the end:
emit Transfer(address(0), msg.sender, _tokenId);
}
- approve()
/// @notice Change or reaffirm the approved address for an NFT
/// @dev The zero address indicates there is no approved address.
/// Throws unless `msg.sender` is the current NFT owner, or an authorized
/// operator of the current owner.
/// @param _approved The new approved NFT controller
/// @param _tokenId The NFT to approve
function approve(address _approved, uint256 _tokenId) external payable {
// Add your logic here
emit Approval(msg.sender, _approved, _tokenId);
}
- setApprovalForAll()
/// @notice Enable or disable approval for a third party ("operator") to manage
/// all of `msg.sender`'s assets
/// @dev Emits the ApprovalForAll event. The contract MUST allow
/// multiple operators per owner.
/// @param _operator Address to add to the set of authorized operators
/// @param _approved True if the operator is approved, false to revoke approval
function setApprovalForAll(address _operator, bool _approved) external {
// Add your logic here
emit ApprovalForAll(msg.sender, _operator, _approved);
}
- getApproved()
/// @notice Get the approved address for a single NFT
/// @dev Throws if `_tokenId` is not a valid NFT.
/// @param _tokenId The NFT to find the approved address for
/// @return The approved address for this NFT, or the zero address if there is none
function getApproved(uint256 _tokenId) public view returns (address) {
//Add your logic here
}
- isApprovedForAll()
/// @notice Query if an address is an authorized operator for another address
/// @param _owner The address that owns the NFTs
/// @param _operator The address that acts on behalf of the owner
/// @return True if `_operator` is an approved operator for `_owner`, false otherwise
function isApprovedForAll(address _owner, address _operator) public view returns (bool) {
// Add your logic here
}
- ownerOf()
/// @notice Find the owner of an NFT
/// @dev NFTs assigned to zero address are considered invalid, and queries
/// about them do throw.
/// @param _tokenId The identifier for an NFT
/// @return The address of the owner of the NFT
function ownerOf(uint256 _tokenId) external view returns (address) {
return tokenToOwner[_tokenId];
}
- transferFrom() with helper
/// @notice Transfer ownership of an NFT -- THE CALLER IS RESPONSIBLE
/// TO CONFIRM THAT `_to` IS CAPABLE OF RECEIVING NFTS OR ELSE
/// THEY MAY BE PERMANENTLY LOST
/// @dev Throws unless `msg.sender` is the current owner, an authorized
/// operator, or the approved address for this NFT. Throws if `_from` is
/// not the current owner. Throws if `_to` is the zero address. Throws if
/// `_tokenId` is not a valid NFT.
/// @param _from The current owner of the NFT
/// @param _to The new owner
/// @param _tokenId The NFT to transfer
function transferFrom(address _from, address _to, uint256 _tokenId) external payable hasPermission(msg.sender, _tokenId) {
transferFromHelper(_from, _to, _tokenId);
}
function transferFromHelper(address _from, address _to, uint256 _tokenId) internal {
tokenToOwner[_tokenId] = _to;
ownerToBalance[_from] -= 1;
emit Transfer(_from, _to, _tokenId);
}
## Expected Challenges
As a note of caution,
- Solidity is picky! - There will be limitations for the way you work with strings. For instance, if we desire to perform concatenation. To perform this, you will need to create a function to support string manipulation.
- Uniqless by coordinates will be challenging due to the limitations with Solidity to iterate over mappings.
If you need some initial guidance, check out the resources we’ve provided for you in the Extra Support - Solidity Review; however, always remember to review the full developer documentation.


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It also warns you if a variable declared in the with
statement is redeclared inside the statement body:
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ADAPT¶
ADAPT is a Python package providing some well known domain adaptation methods.
The purpose of domain adaptation (DA) methods is to handle the common issue encounter in machine learning where training and testing data are drawn according to different distributions.
In domain adaptation setting, one is aiming to learn a task with an estimator \(f\) mapping input data \(X\) into output data \(y\) called also labels. \(y\) is either a finite set of integer value (for classification tasks) or an interval of real values (for regression tasks).
Besides, in this setting, one consider, on one hand, a source domain from which a large sample of labeled data \((X_S, y_S)\) are available. And in the other hand, a target domain from which no (or only a few) labeled data \((X_T, y_T)\) are available. If no labeled target data are available, one refers to unsupervised domain adaptation. If a few labeled target data are available one refers to supervised domain adaptation also called few-shot learning.
The goal of domain adaptation is to build a good estimator \(f_T\) on the target domain by leaveraging information from the source domain. DA methods follow one of these three strategies:
The following part explains each strategy and gives lists of the implemented methods in the ADAPT package.
adapt.feature_based: Feature-Based Methods¶
Feature-based methods are based on the research of common features which have similar behaviour with respect to the task on source and target domain.
A new feature representation (often called encoded feature space) is built with a projecting application \(\phi\) which aims to correct the difference between source and target distributions. The task is then learned in this encoded feature space.
Methods
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FE: Frustratingly Easy Domain Adaptation. |
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CORAL: CORrelation ALignment |
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DeepCORAL: Deep CORrelation ALignment |
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DANN: Discriminative Adversarial Neural Network |
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ADDA: Adversarial Discriminative Domain Adaptation |
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mSDA: marginalized Stacked Denoising Autoencoder. |
adapt.instance_based: Instance-Based Methods¶
The general principle of these methods is to reweight labeled training data in order to correct the difference between source and target distributions. This reweighting consists in multiplying, during the training process, the individual loss of each training instance by a positive weight.
The reweighted training instances are then directly used to learn the task.
Methods
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KLIEP: Kullback–Leibler Importance Estimation Procedure |
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KMM: Kernel Mean Matching |
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Transfer AdaBoost for Classification |
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Transfer AdaBoost for Regression |
Two Stage Transfer AdaBoost for Regression |
adapt.parameter_based: Parameter-Based Methods¶
In parameter-based methods, the parameters of one or few pre-trained models built with the source data are adapted to build a suited model for the task on the target domain.
Methods
Regular Transfer with Linear Regression |
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Regular Transfer with Linear Classification |
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Regular Transfer with Neural Network |
adapt.utils: Utility Functions¶
This module contains utility functions used in the previous modules.
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Check indexes. |
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Build and check estimator. |
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Build and check network. |
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Return a compiled tensorflow Model of a shallow network with 10 neurons and a linear activation. |
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Return a compiled tensorflow Model of a linear network with a linear activation. |
Inverse sign of gradient during backpropagation. |
|
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Generate toy classification dataset for DA. |
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Generate toy regression dataset for DA. |


Using UI/UX principles, grid systems, design trends, and keeping a user first mentality, I strive to build sites that just feel right. I am the one-stop shop for everything visual within a web project.
I started in the world of fine arts and print design. Creating everything from logos, corporate branding, print designs, UI layouts, and video editing. I can even draw a decent picture.
Photography has long been my passion and finer art. I consider it the cherry on top of being a visual developer. Whether it's standalone or part of another project, I just love photography.
I've been working in the world of front end web development since 2010. The info to the right shows roughly where my skills are at. It's not an exact science mind you, but I'm not a scientist. Maybe a mad scientist.
I'm currently using material design as my web design methodology, and as you can see it was used for this site. This design is built around simplicity and functionality, keeping the user experience as the main priority.
The main tools I use are Sublime Text with way too many developer tools windows open. I like using SCSS, CSS Frameworks, XAMPP for local development, Github for version control, planning within an Agile atmosphere, and generally striving for excellence.
What makes a good design is really in the eye of the beholder. That being said, there's always a good set of principles that can help steer a design to a generally pleasing place. Equipped with knowledge of color theory, respect for typography, expertise with the Adobe Creative Suite, and gallons of coffee, I can put together designs for just about anything. This includes adhering to print specs, ideal resolutions for web vs. print, and all the finer details in between.
I started developing an interest in photography during my college years and decided to take a film photography class. After learning to make prints in the dark room, I was hooked. Photography has been my main passion and art ever since. There's something fascinating about capturing reflected light in a personal way that keeps me loving the craft. I'm currently shooting on a Nikon D610, with a go-to 50mm lens. Lightroom is my zen place, Photoshop is my sidekick, and I've become a big fan of the Nik collection and VSCO film emulation.


Header Test: Splitter with Configurable Max Width
Related JIRA Ticket: SOHO-7101. This test demonstrates a right splitter with a max width of 710px. This means splitter cannot be dragged beyond 710px.
Related JIRA Ticket: SOHO-7101. This test demonstrates a right splitter with a max width of 710px. This means splitter cannot be dragged beyond 710px.


| DevelopSettings.getSpecTable () |
Get develop setting specifications table. |
| DevelopSettings:adjustPhotos (photos, undoTitle, ments, tmo) |
Adjust specified settings. |
| DevelopSettings:appliesTo (id, pvCode) |
Determine if specified setting applies to specified process version (see codes above) |
| DevelopSettings:applyAdjustments (params) |
Apply develop setting adjustments, absolutely, respecting pre-requisites, and optionally: constraints. |
| DevelopSettings:assureBasicSettings (photo, dev) |
Assure stabilized basic settings, of any process version. |
| DevelopSettings:assureLegacyBasicSettings (photo, dev) |
Assures legacy settings are settled, generally after auto-tone applied, presumably in calling context. |
| DevelopSettings:assurePrereqs (photo, id, tmo) |
Assures pre-requisites are met for specified photo, specified adjustment. |
| DevelopSettings:assurePv2012BasicSettings (photo, dev, tmo, atFlag, expSettings) |
Assures PV2012 settings are settled, generally after auto-tone applied, presumably in calling context. |
| DevelopSettings:clearUserPresetCache () |
forces re-init of dev-cache if warranted when init-ing settings. |
| DevelopSettings:constrainSetting (id, value) |
for constraining individual settings whilst building. |
| DevelopSettings:getAdobeDefaultSettings (fmt, pv) |
Get Adobe default settings, for reset purposes. |
| DevelopSettings:getDevelopSettings (photo, autoToneFlag) |
Get develop settings for photo or video, when available. |
| DevelopSettings:getFriendlySettingName (id) |
Get friendly setting name given specified setting id. |
| DevelopSettings:getItem (id) |
Get item from lookup table. |
| DevelopSettings:getLookup () |
Get lookup table for setting ID to setting spec. |
| DevelopSettings:getPopupMenuItems (pv) |
Get popup according to specified stipulation (process version - internal string representation). |
| DevelopSettings:getPvCode (devSettings) |
Get process version code from specified develop settings. |
| DevelopSettings:getUserPreset (name) |
Get Lr preset object based on preset (leaf) name. |
| DevelopSettings:initUserPresets () |
initialize develop preset cache. |
| DevelopSettings:isLegacy (pv) |
Determine if process version (pass pv string or whole dev-settings table) is a legacy process version. |
| DevelopSettings:isPv2012 (pv) |
Determine if process version (pass pv string or whole dev-settings table) is PV2012. |
| DevelopSettings:new (t) |
Constructor for new instance. |
| DevelopSettings:newClass (t) |
Constructor for extending class. |
| DevelopSettings:transferAdjustments (params) |
Transfer adjustments from one photo to one or more photos |
- DevelopSettings.getSpecTable ()
-
Get develop setting specifications table.
Usage:
call this method insted of accessing dev-set table directly, since in future, it's format may change, but this method will still return the same thing.
- DevelopSettings:adjustPhotos (photos, undoTitle, ments, tmo)
-
Adjust specified settings.
Parameters:
-
photos
: (array of LrPhoto, reauired) photos to adjust.
-
undoTitle
: (string, reauired) alias: presetName.
-
ments
: (table, required) adjust-ments to make, as a table of name/value pairs.
-
tmo
: (number, default=10) seconds to wait for catalog - ignored if already has write access.
Usage:
Return values:
- status
- message
- DevelopSettings:appliesTo (id, pvCode)
-
Determine if specified setting applies to specified process version (see codes above)
Parameters:
Usage:
if id in table, then response is definitive; if not in table, it assumes the setting *is* applicable - take care if care needs taking..
- DevelopSettings:applyAdjustments (params)
-
Apply develop setting adjustments, absolutely, respecting pre-requisites, and optionally: constraints.
Parameters:
-
params
: containing:
adjustmentRecords (array) elements:
photo
settings
title
undoTitle (string, default is computed).
caption (string, optional) scope caption.
preConstrained (boolean, default=false) if true, constraints will not be re-evaluated.
metadataCache (lr-metadata cache, default=nil) if passed, will be used for efficient metadata access.
call (Call, default=nil) if passed, caption & progress will be updated.
Usage:
Must *NOT* be pre-wrapped for catalog access.
internally wrapped for error handling, so returns status, message instead of throwing errors, if possible.
operates synchronously, so must be called from async task.
Return values:
- status (boolean) t or f.
- message (string) nil or error.
- DevelopSettings:assureBasicSettings (photo, dev)
-
Assure stabilized basic settings, of any process version.
Parameters:
- DevelopSettings:assureLegacyBasicSettings (photo, dev)
-
Assures legacy settings are settled, generally after auto-tone applied, presumably in calling context.
Parameters:
Usage:
Could also be called to assure photo has settled after changing process version.
- DevelopSettings:assurePrereqs (photo, id, tmo)
-
Assures pre-requisites are met for specified photo, specified adjustment.
Parameters:
-
photo
: lr-photo
-
id
: dev-settings ID, which may or may not have pre-requisites (will be auto-determined by this method).
-
tmo
: catalog access timeout number in seconds - optional: default is 10.
Usage:
this is generally called when building relatively adjusted photo settings table, to avoid missing relative adjustments due to lack of existing setting.
Some methods also have built-in pre-req assurance, but that may be after-the-fact in the afore-mentioned case.
this gains access to catalog, makes adjustment, then commits it (exists catalog accessor), and sleeps, for *each* adjustment to *each* photo.
and so it is not a speed demon, to say the least. But I've yet to figure out a reliable settling algorithm that handles all cases.
Return values:
- status (boolean) nil => error: see message; true => pre-req assured, no message accompaniment; false => no pre-req assurance need be satisfied for setting - see message for verbose logging...
- message (string) error or qualifying message, depending on status.
- DevelopSettings:assurePv2012BasicSettings (photo, dev, tmo, atFlag, expSettings)
-
Assures PV2012 settings are settled, generally after auto-tone applied, presumably in calling context.
Parameters:
-
photo
: (LrPhoto, required)
-
dev
: (table, optional) Initial develop settings, if already available in calling context.
-
tmo
: (number, default=6) Number of seconds to allow for settling. Note - actual time required may depend on number of photos recently adjusted which have to settle.
-
atFlag
: (boolean, default=false)
-
expSettings
:
Usage:
Could also be called to assure photo has settled after changing process version.
Return values:
- develop settings, once settled.
- error message, if unsettleable.
- DevelopSettings:clearUserPresetCache ()
-
forces re-init of dev-cache if warranted when init-ing settings.
Usage:
- you can call this, then cache will be auto-initialized upon first use, or initialize explicitly.. - your call.
- DevelopSettings:constrainSetting (id, value)
-
for constraining individual settings whilst building.
Parameters:
Usage:
this module supports constraining externally or internally, so far I usually constrain externally, using this method - your call though..
can also be used for looking up friendly name (title) for (enum) value.
- DevelopSettings:getAdobeDefaultSettings (fmt, pv)
-
Get Adobe default settings, for reset purposes.
Parameters:
- DevelopSettings:getDevelopSettings (photo, autoToneFlag)
-
Get develop settings for photo or video, when available. (not available when video has trim-end=nil).
Parameters:
- DevelopSettings:getFriendlySettingName (id)
-
Get friendly setting name given specified setting id.
Parameters:
Return value:
title should never be empty, and will never be nil (echos ID if not found in lookup table).
- DevelopSettings:getItem (id)
-
Get item from lookup table.
Parameters:
- DevelopSettings:getLookup ()
-
Get lookup table for setting ID to setting spec.
Usage:
Get lookup table using this method instead of direct access, for future-proofing.
- DevelopSettings:getPopupMenuItems (pv)
-
Get popup according to specified stipulation (process version - internal string representation).
Parameters:
-
pv
: (string) process version - if nil, any pv will do, otherwise constrained..
Return value:
items - titles are friendly, values are items (as seen in dev-sets table at top of this module).
- DevelopSettings:getPvCode (devSettings)
-
Get process version code from specified develop settings.
Parameters:
-
devSettings
: - the whole sha-bango as obtained from photo.
Return value:
pvCode which can be used in other methods which have pv-code param..
- DevelopSettings:getUserPreset (name)
-
Get Lr preset object based on preset (leaf) name.
Parameters:
Usage:
@4/Apr/2014 20:45 only used by Ottomanic Importer.
- DevelopSettings:initUserPresets ()
-
initialize develop preset cache.
Usage:
initialize at the beginnig of each "run" when you'll be looking up user (not plugin) develop presets.
- DevelopSettings:isLegacy (pv)
-
Determine if process version (pass pv string or whole dev-settings table) is a legacy process version.
Parameters:
- DevelopSettings:isPv2012 (pv)
-
Determine if process version (pass pv string or whole dev-settings table) is PV2012.
Parameters:
- DevelopSettings:new (t)
-
Constructor for new instance.
Parameters:
-
t
: Starter table, with optional member: 'cleanup' - set true to have temporary plugin develop presets from *last* time deleted.
Usage:
Singleton for interfacing to develop settings subsystem.
You must initialize instance in init.lua - as of 30/May/2014, not part of framework by default.
- DevelopSettings:newClass (t)
-
Constructor for extending class.
Parameters:
- DevelopSettings:transferAdjustments (params)
-
Transfer adjustments from one photo to one or more photos
Parameters:
-
params
: (array of parameters, reauired) thusly:
metadataCache (LrMetadata cache, optional) if passed, be sure to include raw ids: path, isVirtualCopy, and fmt id: copyName.
fromPhoto (LrPhoto, reauired) source photo. toPhoto (LrPhoto *or* array of them, required) target photo(s). exclusions (table, default=nil) set of dev-setting names to be excluded, otherwise none will be excluded. inclusions (table, default=nil) set of dev-setting names to be included *** note: it's an error if exclusions are passed too. if inclusions not passed, all will be included unless excluded. timeout (number, default=10) number of seconds to contend for catalog access - ignored if pre-wrapped. exifToolSession (ExifToolSession, default=nil) not yet implemented, if passed, exiftool will be used to transfer settings via xmp, instead of sdk. Will require metadata read upon return.
Usage:
Does *NOT* assure pre-requisites, nor consider pv mismatching.
will wrap with catalog accessor if need be - recommend pre-wrapping if multiple target photos, or done in a loop with a bunch of source photos.
synchronous - must be called from async task.
Return values:
- status (boolean) true iff aok, otherwise false/nil.
- message (string) error message - only if not aok.


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| Method Summary |
| |
__init__ (self,
repos_path)
Open the repository |
| |
close (self)
Destroy the pool and release the shared lock |
| |
dumpPathContent (self,
fp,
path,
revision)
Dump the contents of a particular path into a file |
| list |
getChangesList (self,
revision)
Return the list of changes of a revisions sorted by path |
| str |
getPathMimeType (self,
path,
revision)
Get the MIME type of a particular path |
| dict |
getPathProperties (self,
path,
revision)
Get a dict of properties for a particular path/revision |
| str |
getPathProperty (self,
name,
path,
revision)
Get the value of a particular property |
| str |
getRevisionAuthor (self,
revision)
Returns the author of a particular revision |
| str |
getRevisionLog (self,
revision)
Returns the log entry of a particular revision |
| str |
getRevisionProperty (self,
revision,
propname)
Returns the value of a revision property |
| int |
getRevisionTime (self,
revision)
Returns the time of a particular rev. |
| Inherited from object |
| |
__delattr__ (...)
x.__delattr__('name') <==> del x.name... |
| |
__getattribute__ (...)
x.__getattribute__('name') <==> x.name... |
| |
__hash__ (x)
x.__hash__() <==> hash(x)... |
| |
__reduce__ (...)
helper for pickle... |
| |
__reduce_ex__ (...)
helper for pickle... |
| |
__repr__ (x)
x.__repr__() <==> repr(x)... |
| |
__setattr__ (...)
x.__setattr__('name', value) <==> x.name = value... |
| |
__str__ (x)
x.__str__() <==> str(x)... |
| Inherited from type |
| |
__new__ (T,
S,
...)
T.__new__(S, ...) -> a new object with type S, a subtype of T... |


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HBS's Digital Initiative's home site is a custom WordPress theme. The theme's name is "HBS DI" and it relies on several WordPress plugins to run. There will also be additional plugins that are to improve performance and SEO that are used.
Staging Environment
A staging environment has been setup at http://hbs.builtbygalen.com for testing new functionality. The site is not public and is password protected.
Compile Stylus
You will need grunt-contrib-stylus to do this. Follow their installation instructions.
Then make a Gruntfile.js
task for it, like this:
grunt.loadNpmTasks('grunt-contrib-stylus');
grunt.initConfig({
stylus: {
flatdoc: {
files: { 'YOUR_TEMPLATE_DIR/assets/style.css': ['YOUR_TEMPLATE_DIR/assets/source/css/*.styl'] }
}
}
});
Compile JavaScript
While you are there, you can make a task for concatenating JavaScript files using grunt-contrib-concat:
grunt.loadNpmTasks('grunt-contrib-concat');
grunt.initConfig({
concat: {
flatdoc: {
files: { 'YOUR_TEMPLATE_DIR/assets/script.js': ['YOUR_TEMPLATE_DIR/assets/source/js/*.js'] }
}
}
});
Markdown extras
Flatdoc offers a few harmless, unobtrusive extras that come in handy in building documentation sites.
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Blockquotes
Blockquotes show up as side figures. This is useful for providing side information or non-code examples.
Blockquotes are blocks that begin with
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.
Smart quotes
Single quotes, double quotes, and double-hyphens are automatically replaced to
their typographically-accurate equivalent. This, of course, does not apply to

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), they show
up as buttons.
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For the default theme (theme-white), You can set theme options by adding
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Adding more markup
You have full control over the HTML file, just add markup wherever you see fit.
As long as you leave role='flatdoc-content'
and role='flatdoc-menu'
empty as
they are, you'll be fine.
Here are some ideas to get you started.
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Flatdoc emits the events flatdoc:loading
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[gecode-users] Sum of IntVarArrays with changing array positions
Guido Tack
tack at gecode.org
Wed Oct 12 11:26:05 CEST 2011
Hi Mathias,
you can express the constraint using element constraints. Say the two sequences are x and y, you create two new sequences xx and yy (with appropriate length) and then post the following constraints:
for (int i=0; i<x.size(); i++) post(home, x[i] == element(xx,m+i))
for (int i=0; i<y.size(); i++) post(home, y[i] == element(yy,n+i))
for (int i=0; i<xx.size(); i++) post(home, xy[i] = x[i]+y[i]);
If you need to constrain the "empty" positions to 0 (e.g. because your optimization function doesn't do that automatically), you can do that in addition:
for (int i=0; i<xx.size(); i++) post(home, (i < m || i > m+x.size()) >> xx[i]==0));
for (int i=0; i<yy.size(); i++) post(home, (i < n || i > n+y.size()) >> yy[i]==0));
I didn't test the code, but I hope you get the idea.
Christian's email just arrived - I think my solution is different in that the time series can be variables, which means you can't use regular. I understand that correctly from your description?
Cheers,
Guido
On 12 Oct 2011, at 10:57, Mathias Dalheimer wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm having trouble expressing the following constraints: I have two
> IntVarArrays which contain short timeseries (i.e. consumption values for
> one hour, while the remaining hours of one day are empty/not
> constrained). The *position* of the constraints of the consumption can
> move within the day, this is governed by two IntVars (m, n) (which are
> my optimization goal, so the cost function is calculated depending on
> the position variables). The underlying question is where to place the
> consumption in order to optimize some cost function.
>
> Now I have some other constraints that depend on the position m and n of
> the consumption. I need to sum the timeseries.


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-
NZ has high rate of STI
- high compared to other developed nations
-
Chlamydia most commonly reported STI
-
incidence 2011: 786 new cases / 100 000 people
-
70% occur in people 15-24yo
-
Females > Males 2.8:1
-
-
Gonorrhoea second
- 67 new cases / 100 000 people
-
genital warts, herpes, non-specific urethritis, syphillis
-
C & G higher in maori and pacific ≤25yo
-
Syphilis more common MSM (83% of cases)
When should you take sexual health history:
Purpose:
-
asssess risk STI
-
identify problems with sexual function
-
identify issues of past sexual abuse
-
risk of future abuse
-
assess overall sexual wellbeing and knowledge
Situations:
-
routine preventative health care check-up in all sexually active people
- especially \<25yo
-
sexual contacts of someone with bacterial STI, PID or epidiymo-orchitis
-
people who have had recent partner change or multiple partners
-
females attending for routine smears
-
prior to IUD insertion
-
routine antenatal testing
-
before TOP
-
Specific anogenital symptoms
-
sexual assault victims
-
request sexual health checkup
How to open a dialogue:
-
“we routinely discuss sexual health with all our patients, is it ok if I ask you osme questions?”
-
“Chlamydia is very common in sexually active young people, so can I ask you some questions to see if you need a check-up?”
General points:
-
gender neutral
-
avoid using ‘partner’
- unless stated in relationship
-
explain questions are routine
-
most relevant information:
-
?symptomatic
-
whether any test is indicated
-
risk of unwanted pregnancy
-
risk factosr for HIV, syphilis, hepatitis, other infections
-
can be referred to nurse for mroe in-depth sexual health hsitory and testing if insufficient time
- nurse-led education and self-collection of samples = effective strategy
-
history
-
Any specific problems / symptoms
-
females;
-
unusual vaginal discharge
-
lower abdominal pain
-
abnormal bleeding
-
urinary symptoms
-
dyspareunia
-
[lumps or bumps]
-
-
males:
-
dysuria
-
penile discharge
-
-
both:
-
genital itch
-
rashes
-
sore/blisters
-
anorectal symptoms
-
-
-
Sexually active at present
- ?in relationship
-
When was lasat time had sex
- was with regular partner/casual
-
sexual contact male/female?
-
sexual encounters:
-
vaginal
-
oral
-
anal sex
-
-
how many sexual contacts/partners have you had in the previous 2 months?
-
Do you use condoms/protection:
-
always,
-
sometimes
-
never
-
-
Females
-
LMP
-
smear
-
hormonal contraceptive
-
-
Any previous STI
-
Have you had all routine vaccinations - HepB, HPV
-
ever had sex under influence of etoh/drugs
- injected drugs
-
traded sex for $ or drugs
-
unwanted sexual contact
-
every been afraid in relationship, or hurt by partner?
-
non-professional tattoo, genital piercing, medical/dental treatment overseas or in developming nation
Risk profile for STI
-
misuse of eoth / other recreational drugs
-
early onset of sexual activity
-
inconsistent condom use
-
multiple/frequent change of sexual contacts
- >10 last 6 months
-
history of sexual assault or intimate partner abuse
-
commercial sex worker
- having unprotected sex with a commercial sex worker
-
risk of HIV
-
MSM
-
country with high prevalence
-
injecting drug users
-
sexual partners of above
-
-
risk of blood-borne infections - hep C
-
injecting drug users
-
HIV positive MSM
-
people who have received medical/dental rx in developing nation
-
non-professional tattoo or piercing
-
advice for healthier sex
-
consistently and correctly using condoms
-
water based lubricant
-
thicker condoms don’t offer any more protection
-
-
use of Emergency contraceptive pill
-
not sharing sex toys
-
etoh/drug use
- may predispose them to higher-risk sexual behaviours
-
promotion of abstinence no benefit in preventing unintended pregnancy and STI
physical exam and testing
-
STI testing annually where appropriate
- may need to be more frequent
-
specific sexual event concerned about
- deferred until 2 weeks after event then test
-
atypical anogenital ulceration -> sexual health physician
-
Nucleic acid amplification tests (NAAT)
- chlamydia nad gonorrhoea on since PCR swab or urine spec
-
examination = ideal
- self testing safe and effective method for opportunistic testing in asymptomatic patients or those who decline exam
-
arrange how and when notified of test results
-
for low-risk:
-
tell only if abnormal results
-
higher risk
- re-attend to discuss results
-
Females
-
physical exam
-
look at vulval and perianal skin
-
inguinal nodes
-
vestibule
-
introitus
-
cervix and vagina
-
looking for:
-
skin lesions
-
rashes
-
ulceration
-
abnormal vaginal discharge
-
-
if speculum:
-
endocervical swabs
-
chlamydia and gonorrhoea testing
- one swab in NAAT
-
-
someone with gonorrhoea sustpected
- culture and antibiotic on additional swab
-
high vaginal for:
-
bacterial vaginosis,
-
candida,
-
trichomoniasis
-
instructions for high vaginal:
remove from container
insert approx 4cm into vagina
rotate then replace in swab container
-
-
-
Serology for Hep B, syphilis and HIV
-
Hep C serology
-
Viral swab for herpes simplex virus if ulcers are present
-
first void urine (first 30ML of stream) not firstline
- lwoer sensitivity than vaginal swab
-
Males
-
Physical exam
-
genital perianal skin
-
inguinal lymph nodes
-
penis
-
scrotum
-
testes
-
looking for:
-
skin lesions
-
urethral discharge
-
rashes
-
genital ulceration
-
-
First void urine
-
chlamydia and gonorrhoea
-
don’t have to be early morning
-
ideally not passed urine for 2 hours
-
if unlikely to return for testing;
- specimen collected and tested
-
-
if symptomatic with dysuria, urethral itch/discharge or urethral discharge or contact of gonorrhoea
-
urethral swab for culture
- blue per-nalsal swab 1cm into urethral canal
-
-
plus serology as per females
-
MSM
-
if anorectal symptoms: referred to, or discussed with, sexual health phsyciain
-
additional tests:
-
pharyngeal NAAT for gonorrhoea
-
anorectal NAAT
-
chlamydia nad gonorrohea
-
4cm into anal canal
-
-
HepA serology
-
Partner notification
-
AKA contact tracing
-
helps prevent reinfection in index case
-
identification of undiagnosed STI
-
discussed at time of treatment of STI
-
chlamydia
-
gonorrhoea
-
trichomoniasis
-
non-gonococcal urethritis
-
PID
-
epididymo-orchitis
-
-
not needed for genital warts/genital herpes
-
syphilis / HIV more complicated
- referred to / discussion sexual health physician
-
most common
-
index case to notify themselves
-
all within last 2/12
-
discuss with patient how they are goign to do
-
provdie with information they will need
-
MOH guidlines = notification
-
all sexual contacts within previous 60d
- require testing and treatment for possible (chlaymdia) infection
-
if no sexual contacts within 60d then most recent sexual contact should be notified up to max 6 months
-
all sexual contacts should be treated; even if offer of a test is declined
-
patients offered choice:
-
patient referral
-
providor referral
-
Referral
-
Recurrent urethritis
-
genitla warts if difficult/resistant
-
suspected/confirmed syphilis or HIV
-
STI during pregnancy
-
problematic, recurrent, chornic vaginal discharge
-
chronic genital pain/sexual dysfunciton
-
notifiable:
- acute hep A, B, C and AIDS (not HIV)


Horse dies month after he got impaled on fence when fireworks spooked him
A horse has died after it became impaled on a fence when it ran in terror from two fireworks that were set off in its field.
Owner Laura Roberts, 28, has been left devastated by the death of her six-year-old Irish sports horse Harry after he died on Wednesday.
A petrified Harry was found over the fence with a post buried 10 inches into his back left thigh, by Livery Yard staff in Holywell, North Wales, on Bonfire Night weekend.
But after a five-hour rescue mission to get Harry to stand back up after he laid down yesterday, heartbroken Laura was forced to put him to sleep.
She is now calling for a total ban on firework sales to the public to prevent more animal deaths.
Laura said: ‘Harry had been doing really well, the vets had been doing a fantastic job and he was getting more comfortable walking around but on Wednesday he laid down and he just couldn’t get back up.
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‘We tried to help him for five hours straight but every time he tried to move, he was just making more of a mess of his leg and was clearly in pain.
‘It was like he knew it was time to give up and just couldn’t fight anymore so we decided that it wasn’t fair to put him through any more pain.
‘He’s just so young, it’s hard to accept that all this could have been avoided if someone hadn’t let off those fireworks.
‘The only silver lining in this will be if we can help to ban the sale of fireworks to the public and protect other animals like Harry.’
Livery Yard left lights on in the stables with a radio playing until 11.30pm to mitigate the terrifying effect of any fireworks on the horses.
But yard owner, Lily Roberts, 25, claims two fireworks were so loud they ‘shook the house’ when they went off at around midnight on November 2.
She discovered the horse the next morning impaled on the fence with injuries ‘worse than any horror movie’ after he tried to jump a hedge.
He had a 10-inch wound which stretched the whole way around the inside of his back leg, narrowly missing his femoral artery.
Lily said: ‘Usually I’m very good in horrible situations and know the answer to everything, but I didn’t know what to do or say.
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‘Harry was shaking and petrified I was going to leave him. I phoned 999 as I didn’t know what to do.
‘After cutting away the remainder of the hedge we then could see the extent of Harry’s injuries but I had never seen anything like it, not even in a horror film.’
Heartbroken Laura added: ‘Harry was so kind and sensible, he’s not the kind of horse that would bolt over a hedge so he must have been literally petrified by the noise.’
The RSPCA has urged people to consider the effect of fireworks on animals and said Harry’s fate was a distressing example of the effects they can have.
RSPCA inspector Jenny Anderton said: ‘Harry must have been laying there all night and it took us until 1pm to get him out, get him up and get him on a wagon for the vets to attempt surgery on his very serious wounds.
‘It’s just so sad to think how frightened he must have been and then in so much distress while he was impaled.
‘This incident really does show what the effects of fireworks can be and we urge people to be mindful of the animals around them when setting fireworks off.’
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CRUEL INTENTIONS A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1999 Steve Rhodes RATING (0 TO ****): * 1/2
Columbia Pictures, in their infinite wisdom, probably think they have found just the right high concept movie with CRUEL INTENTIONS to bring in those plentiful teen dollars. They have made another film adaptation of the French novel, "Les Liaisons Dangereuses," for what seems like the millionth time, but with a highly marketable twist. They have cast it with young heartthrobs, which will undoubtedly fill the theaters with teenagers looking for guilty pleasures, not that they will find many.
That the movie is actually one big tease shouldn't be a problem. They hope to bluff the young target audiences by having the actors do little more than talk incessantly and foully about sex.
The setup for the movie has Kathryn Merteuil-Valmont making a bet with her evil half-brother, Sebastian Valmont, who has never met a virgin he couldn't deflower. She says he will never be able to have sex with Annette Hargrove, the daughter of their school's new headmaster, since Annette wrote a famous article in a national teen magazine, vowing to remain chaste until married. Kathryn offers unlimited sexual access to her own body if Sebastian succeeds in his conquest of Annette. If he fails, Kathryn gets his prized antique sports car.
The casting sounds better than it turns out thanks to Roger Kumble's lackluster writing and directing. Kumble, an ex-video store clerk, reportedly learned directing by listening to directors giving advice on laser disks. (It's a good thing that there aren't laser disks with 747 pilots giving how-to lessons. There aren't, are there?) Who would have ever guessed it possible to make this story as flat as Sebastian's bed and as lifeless as the stone figurines that stand stoically outside the lavish Valmont mansion?
The only character that sporadically works is that of Kathryn, played by Sarah Michelle Gellar, last seen delightfully in SIMPLY IRRESISTIBLE. When she tempts her brother with hot incestuous sex, she undulates evil. And when she "rubs" it in later that he isn't making much headway in his seduction of Annette, she introduces the only genuinely erotic scenes in a movie that should be bursting with them. Mainly however, she just looks trashy and crude as she snorts cocaine out of her crucifix and slinks around on beds. "Practice makes perfect," she advises the young and innocent Cecile Caldwell (Selma Blair). "My advice is to sleep with as many men as possible."
As Sebastian, Ryan Phillippe looks the part but never acts it. Instead, he postures a lot as he reads his line, with cocky sexual pouting. Never convincingly evil, he should have been replaced by someone who could be nasty enough for us to hate.  Even when given juicy lines -- "I'm tired of sleeping with these insipid Manhattan debutantes. There's nothing that can shock them anymore." -- his heart never seems in it. When Sebastian should be coldly calculating, Ryan reduces him to merely being cold.
After her wonderful performance in PLEASANTVILLE as the girl who brought sex to the town, Reese Witherspoon is an emotional zero as Annette, the girl who boasts to the world that she wants nothing to do with sex.
Typical of the movie is its music. Rather than forming images of evil seduction in our minds, the jarring, staccato sounds are rather like a form of water torture. Drip, drip, drip, the music pulses to the same excruciatingly slow pace as the film. Relief finally comes in the form of ending credits.
CRUEL INTENTIONS mercifully runs just 1:30. It is rated R for strong sexual dialogue and sexual situations involving teens, profanity and drug use. The film would be acceptable only for the oldest and most mature teens.
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Hendrix name at birth was Johnny Allen Hendrix. His father later changed his name to James Marshall Hendrix.
The first instrument that Hendrix played was a ukulele he found in the trash.
Hendrix wrote a screenplay called Moon Dust where the main character represented traits from Jimi's own personality.
Though Hendrix went on to become wildly famous and successful, he never even finished high school. He dropped out before he enlisted in the military.
Hendrix was a huge fan of Spiderman and Batman but loved comic books in general.
Hendrix classified the music he played as part of the “electric church.” According to him, he wanted his music to be part of a safe place that anyone could access and experience his music in a sort of religious way. He liked the idea of music bringing people together without judgments.
In 1966 Hendrix discovered guitarist Randy Wolfe later known as Randy California. Randy joined Hendrix's band in the summer of 1966 and in 1967 founded the rock band Spirit with Mark Andes and Jay Ferguson.
Police caught Hendrix driving stolen cars when he was 19. Authorities made him choose between enlisting in the military or going to prison.
Hendrix first learned to play single notes on the ukulele he found in the garbage. When he was 15 he bought his first acoustic guitar and taught himself by playing for long hours everyday. He never learned how to read music notes.


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1. Introduction
This is the initial draft of CSS Text Decoration Level 4; it is being maintained as a diff spec against CSS Text Decoration Level 3.
2. Additional Controls for Line Decorations
2.1. Text Decoration Line Thickness: the text-decoration-width property
| Name: | text-decoration-width |
|---|---|
| Value: | auto | from-font | <length> |
| Initial: | auto |
| Applies to: | all elements |
| Inherited: | no |
| Percentages: | N/A |
| Media: | visual |
| Computed value: | as specified |
| Canonical order: | per grammar |
| Animatable: | no |
This property, which is also a sub-property of the text-decoration shorthand, sets the stroke thickness of underlines, overlines, and line-throughs.
Values have the following meanings:
- auto
- The UA chooses an appropriate thickness for text decoration lines; see below.
- from-font
- If the first available font has metrics indicating a preferred underline width, use that width, otherwise behaves as auto.
- <length>
- Specifies the thickness of text decoration lines as a length. The UA must floor the actual value at one device pixel. Authors are strongly encouraged to use em units so that the line thickness scales with the font.
2.1.1. Automatic Thickness of Text Decoration Lines
2.2. Determining the Position and Thickness of Line Decorations
This section is copied over from early drafts of Text Decoration Level 3. It is still under review, and needs integration with text-underline-offset and text-decoration-width.
Since line decorations can span elements with varying font sizes and vertical alignments, the best position for a line decoration is not necessarily the ideal position dictated by the decorating box. Instead, it’s calculated, per line, from all text decorated by the decorating box on that line, the considered text. However, descendants of the decorating box that are skipped due to text-decoration-skip, descendant inlines with text-decoration-skip: ink, and any descendants that do not participate in the decorating box’s inline formatting context are excluded from the set of considered text.
The line decoration positions are then calculated per line as follows (treating over-positioned underlines as over lines and under-positioned overlines as under lines):
- over lines
- Align the line decoration with respect to the highest over EM-box edge of the considered text.
- alphabetic underlines
-
The alphabetic underline position is calculated by taking the ideal offset (from the alphabetic baseline) of each run of considered text, averaging those, and then using the lowest alphabetic baseline to actually position the line. (Alphabetic baselines can differ between baseline-aligned boxes if the dominant baseline is non-alphabetic.) To prevent superscripts and subscripts from throwing this position off-kilter, an inline with a non-initial computed vertical-align is treated as having the ideal underline position of its parent.
- non-alphabetic under lines
- Position the line decoration with respect to the lowest under EM-box edge of the considered text.
- line-throughs
-
Line-throughs essentially use the same sort of averaging as for alphabetic underlines,
but recompute the position when drawing across a descendant with a different computed font-size.
(This ensures that the text remains effectively “crossed out” despite any font size changes.)
For each run of considered text with the same font-size,
compute an ideal position averaged from its font metrics.
To prevent superscripts and subscripts from throwing this position off-kilter,
an inline with a non-initial computed vertical-align is treated as having the ideal underline position of its parent.
Position the portion of the line across each decorated fragment at that position.
For simplicity, line-throughs should draw over each element at that element’s preferred/averaged position. This can produce some undesirable jumpiness, but there doesn’t appear to be any way to avoid that which is correct in all instances, and all attempts are worryingly complex. What position should line-throughts adopt over elements that have a different font-size, but no considered text?
CSS does not define the thickness of line decorations. In determining the thickness of text decoration lines, user agents may consider the font sizes, faces, and weights of descendants to provide an appropriately averaged thickness.
The following figure shows the averaging for underline:
In the three fragments of underlined text, the underline is drawn consecutively lower and thicker as the ratio of large text to small text increases.
Using the same example, a line-through would in the second fragment, instead of averaging the two font sizes, split the line-through into two segments:
In both cases, however, the superscript, due to the vertical-alignment shift, has no effect on the position of the line.
2.3. Text Underline Offset: the text-underline-offset property
| Name: | text-underline-offset |
|---|---|
| Value: | auto | from-font | <length> |
| Initial: | auto |
| Applies to: | all elements |
| Inherited: | yes |
| Percentages: | N/A |
| Media: | visual |
| Computed value: | as specified |
| Canonical order: | per grammar |
| Animatable: | no |
This property, which is not a sub-property of the text-decoration shorthand, sets the offset of underlines from their initial position.
Values have the following meanings:
- auto
- The UA chooses an appropriate offset for underlines.
- from-font
- If the first available font has metrics indicating a preferred underline offset, use that offset, otherwise behaves as auto.
- <length>
- Specifies the offset of underlines as a length. This replaces any information in the font or derived from glyph shapes / character ranges. Authors are strongly encouraged to use em units so that the offset scales with the font.
The initial position of the underline depends on the value of text-underline-position as detailed below.
| text-underline-position | Initial Position | Positive Direction |
|---|---|---|
| auto | alphabetic baseline | over |
| under | text-under edge | over |
| over | text-over edge | under |
- The line is aligned to the outside of the specified position. (Below for under/auto positions, above for over.)
- Positive lengths represent inward distances; negative lengths outward.
- Automatic adjustments made to accommodate descendant content are maintained; the text-underline-offset is in addition to those. Should this be removed?
When the value of the text-decoration-line property is either spelling-error or grammar-error, the UA may ignore the value of text-underline-position.
2.4. Text Decoration Line Continuity
2.4.1. Text Decoration Line Continuity: the text-decoration-skip property
| Name: | text-decoration-skip |
|---|---|
| Value: | none | [ objects || [ spaces | [ leading-spaces || trailing-spaces ] ] || edges || box-decoration ] |
| Initial: | objects leading-spaces trailing-spaces |
| Applies to: | all elements |
| Inherited: | yes |
| Percentages: | N/A |
| Media: | visual |
| Computed value: | as specified |
| Canonical order: | per grammar |
| Animatable: | no |
The initial value is quite verbose, which makes it inconvenient to set the property to the initial value plus something else. We should make this easier to specify.
This property will be split into individual properties along the lines of text-decoration-skip-ink, to improve its cascading behavior. See discussion and resolution.
This property specifies what parts of the element’s content any text decoration affecting the element must skip over. It controls all text decoration lines drawn by the element and also any text decoration lines drawn by its ancestors. Values have the following meanings:
- none
- Skip nothing: text-decoration is drawn for all text content and across atomic inline-level boxes.
- objects
- Skip this element (its entire margin box) if it is an atomic inline (such as an image or inline-block).
- spaces
- Skip all spacing, i.e. all typographic character units with the Unicode White_Space property [UAX44], plus any adjacent letter-spacing or word-spacing.
- edges
-
The UA should place the start and end of the line inwards slightly
(e.g. by half a line thickness)
from the content edge of the decorating box so that,
e.g. two underlined elements side-by-side do not appear to have a single underline.
(This is important in Chinese, where underlining is a form of punctuation.)
- box-decoration
- Skip over the box’s margin, border, and padding areas. Note that this only has an effect on decorations imposed by an ancestor; a decorating box never draws over its own box decoration.
- leading-spaces
- Skip all spacing, i.e. all typographic character units with the Unicode White_Space property [UAX44] and all word separators plus any adjacent letter-spacing or word-spacing, when located at the start of the line.
- trailing-spaces
- Skip all spacing, i.e. all typographic character units with the Unicode White_Space property [UAX44] and all word separators plus any adjacent letter-spacing or word-spacing, when located at the end of the line.
Note that this property inherits and that descendant elements can have a different setting.
The following addition is made to the default UA stylesheet for HTML:
ins, del { text-decoration-skip: none; }
When the value of the text-decoration-line property is either spelling-error or grammar-error, the UA may ignore the value of text-decoration-skip.
2.4.2. Text Decoration Line Continuity: the text-decoration-skip-ink property
| Name: | text-decoration-skip-ink |
|---|---|
| Value: | auto | none |
| Initial: | auto |
| Applies to: | all elements |
| Inherited: | yes |
| Percentages: | N/A |
| Media: | visual |
| Computed value: | as specified |
| Canonical order: | per grammar |
| Animatable: | no |
This property controls how overlines and underlines are drawn when they cross over a glyph.
When enabled, decoration lines skip over where glyphs are drawn: interrupt the decoration line to let the shape of the text show through where the text decoration would otherwise cross over a glyph. The UA must also skip a small distance to either side of the glyph outline.
This property only applies to overlines and underlines; line-throughs are unaffected.
- auto
- UA should skip over where glyphs are drawn.
- none
- UA must draw contiguous lines without interruptions, even when they cross over a glyph.
3. Additional Controls for Text Shadows
Level 4 adds a spread radius argument to text-shadow, using the same syntax and interpretation as for box-shadow, except that corners are always rounded (since the geometry of a glyph is not so simple as a box).
4. Additional Controls for Emphasis Marks
See also issue about continuity in size/position.
4.1. Emphasis Mark Skip: the text-emphasis-skip property
This section is under brainstorming. It’s also not yet clear if this property is needed quite yet, despite differences in desired behavior among publications.
| Name: | text-emphasis-skip |
|---|---|
| Value: | spaces || punctuation || symbols || narrow |
| Initial: | spaces punctuation |
| Applies to: | all elements |
| Inherited: | yes |
| Percentages: | N/A |
| Media: | visual |
| Computed value: | as specified |
| Canonical order: | per grammar |
| Animation type: | discrete |
This property describes for which characters marks are drawn. The values have following meanings:
- spaces
- Skip word separators or other characters belonging to the Unicode separator category (Z*). (But note that emphasis marks are drawn for a space that combines with any combining characters.)
- punctuation
- Skip punctuation. Punctuation in this definition includes characters belonging to the Unicode P* category that are not defined as symbols (see below).
- symbols
-
Skip symbols.
Symbols in this definition includes
all typographic character units belonging to
the Unicode S* general category as well as any which are
NFKD
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- Skip characters where the
East_Asian_Width
property [UAX11] of the Unicode database [UAX44] is not F (Fullwidth) or W (Wide).
Characters belonging to the Unicode classes for control codes and unassigned characters (Cc, Cf, Cn) are skipped regardless of the value of this property.
This syntax requires UA to implement drawing marks for spaces. Is there any use case for doing so? If not, should we modify the syntax not to allow drawing marks for spaces?
See also discussion of the initial value.
5. Privacy and Security Considerations
This specification introduces no new privacy or security considerations.


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I'm new to Lean and to VSCode. I installed it through View > Extensions in vscode. Not sure even what extension to put for a Lean file. Can anyone provide me with a few "Hello word" steps for VSCode environment?
Did you read https://github.com/leanprover-community/mathlib/blob/master/README.md?
Thx! :)
The suggestion of cloning the perfectoid spaces repository in the docs is kind of joke, you should rather have a look at https://github.com/PatrickMassot/lean-tutorials as a first project to clone
Oh yea, that Fields Medalist's discovery
I will read over those now
Does that mean it's busy, because it's not displaying anything : /
the orange bar means it's busy, but the usual cause is that mathlib is not compiled. Someone else here can tell you how to download the precompiled mathlib files
Cool thx
https://github.com/leanprover-community/mathlib/blob/master/docs/contribute/index.md
Under caching compilation.
And checkout the lean-3.4.2
not master
Chris, you shouldn't point beginners to this page. As its title indicate, it's meant for people who want to contribute to mathlib. The correct page, with link from the installation page is https://github.com/leanprover-community/mathlib/blob/master/docs/install/project.md
And indeed he shouldn't have to wait for orange bars to disappear if he followed the instruction (and maybe he also need to use a decent OS...)
pasted image
How does one enter in stuff like double-bolded R?
Did you clone the repository?
Not for this install. I installed using elan
Because if you open the file in VS Code and put the mouse cursor over a funny symbol then you'll get a tootip popup explaining how to type it (and what it means if it currently means something to Lean)
It will be much easier for everybody if you follow instructions on https://github.com/leanprover-community/mathlib/blob/master/docs/install/windows.md and then https://github.com/leanprover-community/mathlib/blob/master/docs/install/project.md#working-on-an-existing-package (replacing the perfectoid project with the tutorial one)
So I shouldn't have installed elan from VScode automatically?
Hopefully this is fine
I already have Python installed, like 5 versions of it, so that shouldn't be the issue
"Run git config --global core.autocrlf input in Git Bash
Alternatively, you can set it to false. If it is set to true, you might run into issues when running update-mathlib or cache-olean --fetch."
Maybe that one
But you should still install supporting scripts as described in https://github.com/leanprover-community/mathlib/blob/master/docs/install/windows.md#get-scripts
because update-mathlib was not found
Yes, did that
So should I reconfigure get with that bool flag set oppositely?
*git
This git flag is irrelevant here
It's role is to make sure you can contribute to projects using standard line endings
You need to be able to fire up git bash and have access to the update-mathlib command
Yes, I'm getting update-mathlib not found even though that "curl..." line seemed all successful
maybe typing source $HOME/.profile
will help.
I have no access to a Windows machine
And unfortunately most people who fight to install Lean then forget about it and don't go back to fix documentation
$ source $HOME/.profile
FruitfulApproach@DESKTOP-T49RGUJ MINGW64 /c/mylean/my_project (lean-3.4.2)
$ update-matholib
bash: update-matholib: command not found
there is a typo
it's not matholib but mathlib
$ update-mathlib
/usr/bin/env: ‘python3’: No such file or directory
Ok, it found update-mathlib but not python
Is python3 supposed to be the exe name or the folder?
I have no idea how python works on Windows
Can you type python3
in git bash ?
Nope
Here's what I have installed:
06/20/2017 08:32 AM <DIR> Python
01/04/2018 11:03 AM <DIR> Python34
12/13/2017 06:02 PM <DIR> Python35-32
04/15/2019 10:14 PM <DIR> Python36-32
05/10/2019 11:05 PM <DIR> Python37
07/31/2019 12:52 AM <DIR> Python37-32
On C:\ root
'python' works though
And does it run python3?
$ python
Python 3.7.3 (v3.7.3:ef4ec6ed12, Mar 25 2019, 21:26:53) [MSC v.1916 32 bit (Intel)] on win32
Good
Can you try python $HOME/.mathlib/bin/update-mathlib
?
$ python $HOME/.mathlib/bin/update-mathlib
Info: No github section found in 'git config', we will use GitHub with no authentication
Querying GitHub...
Downloading nightly...
Thanks for your help!
Can you check that _target/deps/mathlib/src/algebra
now contains .olean
files?
Where's that located?
Inside the top level folder of your project
c/mylean/my_project
probably
What drives me crazy is we do have a couple of Windows users that are expert Lean users, and that Windows installation page still doesn't work
Yeah it has those .olean files. Those are the compiled ones?
Yes
Note that source $HOME/.profile
shouldn't be needed next time you log in. The only remaining issue is update-mathlib
not finding python
I don't know why they'd use "python3", when python.exe has no 3 in it
You should now be able to clone the tutorial repo and then follow instructions in https://github.com/leanprover-community/mathlib/blob/master/docs/install/project.md#working-on-an-existing-package to get a first_proofs.lean
that becomes (almost) immediately responsive in VScode
Cool, I will do this tomorrow morning. :D
I recall the python
being changed to python3
based on some other installation kerfuffle
Mario, you use Windows, right? Do you use update-mathlib at all?
no
I realize your comment above about expert lean users not writing documentation is probably directed at me
You're not the only one
but I'm really bad at this stuff
I'm just happy that it works and try not to mess with the setup
Kerfuffle, haha
What is crazy is not what any individual is doing, we all have good reasons. It's the fact the community cannot do it
I don't even know how installation works these days. The information I got from my own experience is very out of date
I know this problem. When I wrote installation instructions for Linux I used a virtual machine in order to get a really fresh setup. And it took me several hours, with at least 20 VM resets, before getting the instructions and scripts right
And I suspect the situation is much worse on Windows, because every piece of the puzzle has to fight for survival in a hostile environment.
The scripting situation is horrible on every OS
there is a bootstrapping problem because no technology is sufficiently universal to be found on all target machines
so far, I think the most reliable host has been vscode; it exists on all supported platforms and executes the same stuff
I could write an automated installer, but not sure how to do all that stuff in VScode (from a python script). I could however say to the user "click on the terminal in VScode so we know where it's at;" and later "Now don't touch the mouse or keyboard for a minute."
I have experience doing automated stuff with a PyQt5 app
Scott tried to get VScode to install stuff, and it's very unreliable
One can install VScode extension from command line, this is what the Debian installation script does
but as soon as it starts executing command line instructions things go bonkers because you don't know where anything is, what the paths look like, and so on
debian installation is great... if only that existed everywhere
Just try 100 different regexes of different paths :)
It doesn't have to work 100% of the time. If it makes the life of 80% of the new users better, then it's worth it
it's the 20% that poke their heads in here
so we get some skewed data
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Since Massive doesn’t use models, data is retrieved as plain old JavaScript objects where keys correspond to column names. With the obvious exception of findOne
, most query functions return arrays where each object represents a row in the resultset even if there is only one result whether naturally or from a LIMIT
clause applied by query options.
The find
, findOne
, and count
functions form a consistent API for data retrieval with criteria and options. where
offers total flexibility if you need to hand-write a WHERE
clause for cases where criteria objects aren’t sufficient (for example, anything involving operations on a field). search
handles full-text search across multiple columns.
The options object modifies query behavior, either by applying additional clauses to the query itself or by altering the results.
| Option key | Description |
|---|---|
| columns | Change the SELECT list by specifying an array of columns to include in the resultset. |
| limit | Set the number of rows to take. |
| offset | Set the number of rows to skip. |
| only | Set to true to restrict the query to the table specified, if any others inherit from it. |
| order | An array of strings (['column1', 'column2 DESC'] ) which is processed into an ORDER BY clause. |
| orderBody | If querying a document table, set to true to apply options.order to fields in the document body rather than the table. |
nb. The columns
and order
properties allow comma-delimited string as well as array values. Take care when using raw strings since the values are interpolated directly into the emitted SQL. If user input is included in the values, you open yourself up to SQL injection attacks.
| Option key | Description |
|---|---|
| build | Set to true to return the query text and parameters without executing anything. |
| document | Set to true to invoke document table handling. |
| single | Set to true to return the first result as an object instead of a results array. |
| stream | Set to true to return results as a stream instead of an array. |
find
is the workhorse of the query functions. Given criteria and options (both optional, in which case it queries the full table) it returns a Promise for a results array.
db.tests.find({
is_active: true
}, {
offset: 20,
limit: 10
}).then(tests => {
// active tests 21-30
});
findOne
is a convenient alias for find
with options.single
set. An options object may still be passed.
db.tests.findOne({
id: 1
}, {
columns: ['name', 'is_active']
}).then(result => {
// an object with the name and active status for test #1
});
You can use a primary key value instead of a criteria object with findOne
if desired.
db.tests.findOne(1, {
columns: ['name', 'is_active']
}).then(result => {
// an object with the name and active status for test #1
});
count
returns the number of rows matching the criteria object. Since PostgreSQL uses 64-bit integers and JavaScript’s Number type only has 53 bits of precision, the result will actually come back as a String rather than a Number.
count
does not take an options object, since there are no useful options a user might set.
db.tests.count({
is_active: true
}).then(total => {
// the number of active tests
});
count
may also be invoked with a where
-style prepared statement and parameters.
where
lets you write your own prepared statement-style WHERE
clause. While the criteria object is extremely flexible, it does have limitations: it won’t perform operations such as LEFT()
or SUBSTRING()
, it can’t set up subqueries, and so forth. For those contingencies, or if you just really want to write it yourself (we don’t judge), there’s where
.
db.tests.where(
'id IN (SELECT test_id FROM user_tests WHERE user_id = $1)',
[1]
).then(tests => {
// all of user 1's tests
});
where
can use named parameters; just pass in an object instead of an array for the function’s second argument.
db.tests.where(
'id IN (SELECT test_id FROM user_tests WHERE user_id = ${id})',
{id: 1}
).then(tests => {
// all of user 1's tests
});
search
enables full-text searching across multiple columns. The first argument is a search plan with an array of columns
and a term
to search for. The function also takes a query options object as an optional second argument.
db.users.search(
{fields: ['email', 'name'], term: 'rob'},
{stream: true}
).then(stream => {
// a readable stream of users matching the full-text
// search condition
});


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The Open Science Data Cloud has a very active community of BETA users and demand for OSDC services are growing. To help keep up with the demand for computing resources, we review active resource allocations on a quarterly basis and make sure that allocations are adequately distributed among projects based on scientific merit and/or established partnership status with the OSDC. This is done through a process of surveys to active recipients of OSDC resource allocations.
Resource allocation periods are generally for 3 months at a time and begin on January 1, April 1, July 1, October 1. All incoming applications for resources will be reviewed near one of these terms and are due on the 15th of the month prior (e.g., December 15th for the allocation period starting January 1st). During the survey process, a resource allocation extension can be requested if your research is not yet complete.
OSDC resource allocation grantees are expected to
- Make appropriate use of OSDC resources and use good social behavior (ie - terminating VMs when not in use).
- Do not share ssh keys or login information - One user per resource allocation.
- Cite the OSDC in any papers and publications.
- Regularly respond to quarterly OSDC allocation surveys.
- Submit tickets to the OSDC support ticketing system when encountering technical issues not covered by the OSDC support documentation.
Log In to an Identity Provider
The OSDC console uses federated login for authentication. If you are at an academic institution that supports InCommon, CANARIE, or the UK Federation we recommend using those credentials. If your institution is a member of one of those federations, but not in the dropdown menu below, contact us at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>and we'll work with you to get your organization to release the appropriate attributes.
We also support Gmail and Yahoo logins, but only for approved projects and only when all other authentication options have been exhausted.


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This chrome flashcard extension came 2nd and won audience choice in the Hackworks HackInstead Hackathon in August 2020.
Github Demo VideoThis was a project that I worked on for Capital One's Digital for Good Hackathon in November 2020. I did the front-end programming for the project.
Live Demo!This project was a dungeon crawler video game created using Java/Java FX by myself, Jared Cormac, Alan Bradshaw, and Thomas Tantalo.
GithubThis project was a book storage system created with Alan Bradshaw for our Web Development course. We primarily used PHP and JS.
GithubThese BST, RB Tree, AVL Tree, Splay Tree, etc. were created for my second year course in C#. All repositories are private to protect the Intellectual Property of the instructors assignment.
Learn More!This was a C program created for a third year course. All repositories are private to protect the Intellectual Property of the instructors assignment.
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about our company
Natural Cosmetics is the embodiment of the vision of John and Jane Smiths, who founded the company in 1995 in Los angeles, CA, with one soap series. Early on, they saw the connection between wellness and beauty, plant fragrances and the potential for a profitable business that was also committed to social and environmental responsibility. At the heart of our company is its environmental mission—and a desire to set a business standard in environmental sustainability.
Our mission at Natural Cosmetics is to care for the world we live in, from the products we make to the ways in which we give back to society. We strive to set an example for environmental leadership and responsibility, not just in the world of beauty, but around the world. Our company ensures integrity and quality by using organically grown flowers and plants wherever possible and building relationships with indigenous people who are in alignment with our philosophy.
For the hygiene of your body, we developed ecological and economic vegan soaps made from natural ingredients such as essential oils and plant oils.
what our clients say
Linda Johnson
To say that I love Natural Cosmetics would be an understatement.I love all of your products and services. It’s great that everything you sell is from natural ingredients.(housewife)
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I received my shipment yesterday - have used your products twice now and so far I am in love! No burning, no itching - just nice soft clean skin. Thank you for making natural products, which I can enjoy.(actress)
April smith
All I can say is WOW! You definitely have a customer for life.I have been looking for a really high - quality and affordable skin care products provider for years, and now I’m so glad I have eventually found it.(manager)
what media say
As a leading company in the industry of cosmetics, we are glad to share with you some articles and news from the media mentioning us. We believe the information below will help you make a right decision on purchasing our products.
Our company supplies natural cosmetics worldwide and some of our clients include fashion journalists, critics, top models, and independent reviewers. They have published numerous reviews some of which you can read below.
A publication about top 10 beauty stores in NY
Where a true girl should shop for handmade cosmetics
A guide to a perfect handmade soap
Natural Cosmetics Company opens a new store in Miami
Recommended stores for fans of handmade products
Our research on the most affordable beauty stores
Our independent rating of the best skin care products
Beauty Conference 2019 in New York
Why there’s nothing better than natural skin care products


Luxury RPG dice set goes berserk on Kickstarter, raising over $1.66 million
by Mark FrauenfelderKaren Wang launched a Kickstarter campaign yesterday for custom gaming dice with a modest funding goal of $20,000. Twenty-four hours later she's raised $1.66 million and the number continues to go up. I am especially enamored of the enamel pins she made:


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