Class: Marauder
Marauder Information
The Marauder is Path of Exile's pure strength class, which means that he's great at taking hits, and even better at dishing out punishment. His melee skills encompass a wide range of assault, from massive single target damage to devastating area of effect. This brute of a man bolsters his impressive physical arsenal with a variety of shouts and cries, skills that rally his allies and strike terror into the hearts of his enemies. The equipment associated with the Marauder's strength are Casques, Plate Mail, Gauntlets, Greaves, and Tower Shields.
The information above is found on the Path of Exile Wiki Marauder Page along with more information.
Marauder Ascendency
The Marauder has one of three choices for Ascendency: Berserker, Chieftain, Juggernaut.
Berserker
The Berserker is geared towards being in the heat of combat, with many of their skills requiring killing or being hit recently. These bonuses include life leech, attack speed, damage reduction, and warcry enhancements. This class aims for attack-oriented character builds.
The information above is found on the Path of Exile Wiki Berserker page along with more information.
Chieftain
The Chieftain focuses on dealing fire damage. He can do that either by himself or through his totems which benefit from the defensive nodes in this tree.
The information above is found on the Path of Exile Wiki Chieftain page along with more information.
Juggernaut
The Juggernaut class revolves around defenses, providing physical damage reduction through armour and endurance charges, protection against slows and stuns, and accuracy.
The information above is found on the Path of Exile Wiki Juggernaut page along with more information.
Marauder Builds
The following builds are easy, strong builds that new players can play to learn and progress through the game's current version.
Berserker: Ancestral Warchief Berserker
Chieftain: Pure Strength Righteous Fire Chieftain
Juggernaut: Crit Cleave Juggernaut


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Version 2.0¶
Release date: 2017-10-05
This release contains a number of features and fixes reported since the release of pgAdmin4 1.6
Features¶
Issue #1918 - Add a field to the Server Dialogue allowing users to specify a subset of databases they’d like to see in the treeview
Issue #2135 - Significantly speed up loading of the application
Issue #2556 - Allow for slow vs. fast connection failures
Issue #2579 - Default the file browser view to list, and make it configurable
Issue #2597 - Allow queries to be cancelled from the dashboard and display additional info in the subnode control
Issue #2649 - Support use of SSL certificates for authentication
Issue #2650 - Support use of pgpass files
Issue #2662 - Ship with pre-configured paths that can work in both Server and Desktop modes out of the box
Issue #2689 - Update icons with new designs and remove from menus to de-clutter the UI
Bug fixes¶
Issue #1165 - Prevent continual polling for graph data on the dashboard if the server is disconnected
Issue #1697 - Update CodeMirror version
Issue #2043 - Properly handle trigger functions with parameters
Issue #2074 - Make $ quoting consistent
Issue #2080 - Fix issue where Browser hangs/crashes when loading data (using sql editor) from table which contains large blob data
Issue #2153 - Fix handline of large file uploads and properly show any errors that may occur
Issue #2168 - Update CodeMirror version
Issue #2170 - Support SSL in the regression tests
Issue #2324 - Fix PostGIS Datatypes in SQL tab, Create / Update dialogues for Table, Column, Foreign Table and Type node
Issue #2447 - Update CodeMirror version
Issue #2452 - Install pgadmin4-v1 1.5 on Centos7
Issue #2501 - Fix collation tests on Windows, replace use of default ‘POSIX’ collation with ‘C’ collation for testing
Issue #2541 - Fix issues using special keys on MacOS
Issue #2544 - Correct malformed query generated when using custom type
Issue #2551 - Show tablespace on partitions
Issue #2555 - Fix issue in Query Tool where messages were not displaying from functions/procedures properly
Issue #2557 - Tidy up tab styling
Issue #2558 - Prevent the tab bar being hidden when detached tabs are being closed
Issue #2559 - Stop tool buttons from changing their styling unexpectedly
Issue #2560 - Fix View ‘CREATE Script’ Problem
Issue #2562 - Update CodeMirror version
Issue #2563 - Fix paths under non-standard virtual directories
Issue #2566 - Fix Pause/Resume Replay of WAL files for PostgreSQL 10
Issue #2567 - Use the proper database connection to fetch the default priviledges in the properties tab of the database
Issue #2582 - Unset compression ratio if it is an empty string in Backup module
Issue #2586 - Cleanup feature tests
Issue #2590 - Allow navigation of query history using the arrow keys
Issue #2592 - Stop Flask from initialising service twice in Debug mode
Issue #2593 - Ensure babel-polyfill is loaded in older qWebKits
Issue #2594 - Fix disconnection of new databases
Issue #2596 - Define the proper NODE_ENV environment during running the webpack
Issue #2606 - Ensure role names are escaped in the membership control
Issue #2616 - Domain create dialog do not open and Font size issue in Security label control
Issue #2617 - Add missing pgagent file in webpack.config.js
Issue #2619 - Fix quoting of index column names on tables
Issue #2620 - Set database name to blank(‘’) when job type is set to batch, while creating pgAgent job
Issue #2631 - Change mapping of cell from ‘numeric’ to ‘integer’ for integer control as numeric cell has been removed from the code
Issue #2633 - Fix pgAgent job step issues
Issue #2634 - Add New Server through Quick links
Issue #2637 - Fix Copy so it still works after query results have been copied
Issue #2641 - User management issues - styling and inability to edit users properly
Issue #2644 - Fix alertify notification messages where checkmark box disconnected from frame
Issue #2646 - Fix the path reference of load-node.gif which was referencing to vendor directory
Issue #2654 - Update datetime picker
Issue #2655 - Fix connection string validation for pgAgent jobs
Issue #2656 - Change Datetimepicker to expand from bottom in pgAgent so calendar does not get hidden
Issue #2657 - Fix syntax error while saving changes for start/end time, weekdays, monthdays, month, hours, minutes while updating the pgAgent Job
Issue #2659 - Fix issue where unable to add/update variables for columns of a table
Issue #2660 - Not able to select rows in History Tab
Issue #2668 - Fix RE-SQL for triggers with a single arg
Issue #2670 - Improve datamodel validations for default Validator if user (developer) does not implement validate function in datamodel
Issue #2671 - Fix array data type formating for bigint, real, float, double precision
Issue #2681 - Reset Query Tool options before running tests
Issue #2684 - Fix layout of password prompt dialogue
Issue #2691 - View data option is missing from pgAdmin4 2.0 version
Issue #2692 - Base type is missing for Domain on pgAdmin4
Issue #2693 - User list is not available on User mapping pgAdmin4
Issue #2698 - User can not create function due to missing return type
Issue #2699 - Filtered Rows issue on pgAdmin4
Issue #2700 - Cancel button is visible after query executed succesfully
Issue #2707 - Disable trigger button does not work on pgAdmin4
Issue #2708 - Tablespace name should displayed instead of %s(new_tablespace)s with Move Objects to another tablespace
Issue #2709 - Display user relations in schema prefixed by ‘pg’
Issue #2713 - Fix an exception seen sometimes when the server is restarted
Issue #2742 - Ensure using an alternate role to connect to a database doesn’t cause an error when checking recovery state.


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by Yohance Kyles (@HUEYmixwitRILEY)Sorry, Beyhive. Your queen won't be performing a series of concerts in Sin City.
(AllHipHop News) Beyoncé Knowles-Carter is not headed to the Vegas Strip for a 2020 residency. Speculation that Queen Bey was setting up shop in Nevada next year made headlines over the weekend.
According to Variety, a representative for Beyoncé said the Las Vegas residency rumors were “absolutely not true." Many of Bey's fans believed the reports because it was recently the ten-year anniversary of her 2009 live album I Am... Yours: An Intimate Performance at Wynn Las Vegas.
2019 was a big year for Beyoncé. She released her HΘMΣCΘMING concert film and live album. The 38-year-old singer/actress also starred in The Lion King animated film and curated The Lion King: The Gift compilation LP.
Additionally, the Recording Academy nominated Beyoncé for four awards at the 62nd Annual Grammys. The Parkwood Entertainment founder is up for Best Pop Solo Performance ("Spirit"), Best Song Written for Visual Media ("Spirit"), Best Pop Vocal Album (The Lion King: The Gift), and Best Music Film (HΘMΣCΘMING).


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Configure Tarbell, set up a Flask Blueprint, special base project.
When your project was created, a config.py file was created in the project directory, which lets Tarbell find your project. This file can be empty, but also accepts several configuration options:
- GOOGLE_DOC: A dict of Google docs parameters to access a spreadsheet.
Takes key, account, and password parameters.
The default template stores account and password variables in a file called secrets.py in variable called GOOGLE_AUTH. Use secrets.py to keep your authentication information out of version control.
GOOGLE_DOC = { 'key': "BIGLONGSTRINGOFLETTERSANDNUMBERS", 'account'<EMAIL_ADDRESS>'password': "++GmailPassWord++", }
- DEFAULT_CONTEXT: Default context variables to make available to all project templates.
DEFAULT_CONTEXT = { 'ad_path': '', 'analytics_path': '', }
- DONT_PUBLISH: If True, this project will not be published to S3.
DONT_PUBLISH=TrueDefault: False
- URL_ROOT: Override the published URL to differ from the directory name.
URL_ROOT='totally-awesome-project'Default: None (publish using name of directory)
- CREATE_JSON: If False, do not publish JSON data. Useful if spreadsheets contain secrets or sensitive information, and so should not be public.
CREATE_JSON = FalseDefault: True
For advanced uses, you can turn your project into a Flask Blueprint in order to register template filters or dynamically set the template context.
from flask import Blueprint
blueprint = Blueprint('awesome_project', __name__)
# Register template filter
@blueprint.app_template_filter('my_filter')
def my_filter(text):
return text.strip()
@blueprint.app_context_processor
def context_processor():
"""
Add "my_variable" to context
"""
context = {
'my_variable': 'My variable would be more awesome in real life, like reading a file or API data.",
}
return context
Now you can reference {{ my_variable }} in your templates, or call your filter on a template variable {{ my_variable|my_filter }}.
If any project contains a URL_ROOT = '' configuration, that project will:
- Be available at the root URL (/index.html, /css/style.css, etc).
- Always be published when deploying.
By default, every project’s Google spreadsheet will be baked out to a JSON file representing each worksheet. For example, most projects will have a myproject/json/values.json that represents the contents of the “values” worksheet.
This means you can build pure Javascript apps using Tarbell in the framework of your choice. Just AJAX load or bootstrap the JSON data.
To disable this behavior, add a line to your config.py:
CREATE_JSON = False
If you disable this behavior and need data available to Javascript applications, simply bootstrap the dataset provided it isn’t too big. Here’s something you might put in myproject/index.html:
{% block scripts %}
<script type="text/javascript">
// Convert whole worksheet to JSON
var authors = {{ authors|tojson }}
// Filter a worksheet
var locations = [ {% for address in locations %}
{ state: '{{ address.state }}' },
{% endfor %} ];
// Now process or display 'authors' and 'locations' ...
</script>
{% endblock %}


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--- layout: post status: publish published: true title: More BTS resources author: display_name: Tomas Restrepo login: tomasr email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>url: http://winterdom.com/ author_login: tomasr author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://winterdom.com/ wordpress_id: 293 wordpress_url: http://winterdom.com/2005/12/morebtsresources date: '2005-12-28 05:18:01 +0000' date_gmt: '2005-12-28 05:18:01 +0000' categories: - Blogging tags: [] comments: [] ---
My good friend Gustavo Echeverry has started a new blog focused on biztalk and related technologies. One of his initial posts starts by trying to provide some answers and resources to the excellent BTS Interview questions brought forward by Stephen W Thomas. Way to go!
Carlos Medina has also been quite active lately in the BTS arena both in his own personal blog as well as contributing to the BizTalk LATAM blog (a great resource for spanish-speaking biztalkers).


We collect data from various sources and combine them into categories called Data types to allow for target identification and prioritisation using our Open Targets Platform. We list our current data types and their data sources below. Note that data from an individual source can contribute to different Data types, e.g. data from EVA is observed in two data types, Genetic associations and Somatic mutations.


A client for the 'WebDriver' 'API'. It allows driving a
(probably headless) web browser, and can be used to test web
applications, including 'Shiny' apps. In theory it works with any
'WebDriver' implementation, but it was only tested with 'PhantomJS'.
| Version: |
1.0.5 |
| Imports: |
callr (≥ 2.0.0), base64enc, curl (≥ 2.0), debugme, httr, jsonlite, R6, showimage, utils, withr |
| Suggests: |
covr, pingr, rprojroot, servr, testthat |
| Published: |
2018-04-11 |
| Author: |
Ariya Hidayat, Gábor Csárdi, Gabor Torok, Ivan De Marino, Robert Gieseke,
Steven Masala, Winston Chang, Zack Weinberg |
| Maintainer: |
Gábor Csárdi <csardi.gabor at gmail.com> |
| BugReports: |
https://github.com/rstudio/webdriver/issues |
| License: |
MIT + file LICENSE |
| URL: |
https://github.com/rstudio/webdriver |
| NeedsCompilation: |
no |
| SystemRequirements: |
PhantomJS (http://phantomjs.org/) |
| Materials: |
NEWS |
| CRAN checks: |
webdriver results |


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n operator m
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An array is an ordered collection of items which is indexed by numbers. So an array contains multiple objects that are mostly related to each other.
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array.each do |e| .. end
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"Iterating" means doing something for each element of the array. Code placed between do and end determines what is done to each element in the array. The first example prints the name of every person in the array to the console. The second example simply doubles every number of a given array. |
Hashes associate a key to some value. You may then retrieve the value based upon its key. This construct is called a dictionary in other languages, which is appropriate because you use the key to "look up" a value, as you would look up a definition for a word in a dictionary. Each key must be unique for a given hash but values can be repeated. Hashes can map from anything to anything! You can map from Strings to Numbers, Strings to Strings, Numbers to Booleans... and you can mix all of those! Although it is common that at least all the keys are of the same class. Symbols are especially common as keys. Symbols look like this: :symbol. A symbol is a colon followed by some characters. You can think of them as special strings that stand for (symbolize) something! We often use symbols because Ruby runs faster when we use symbols instead of strings.
| Concept | Usage | Examples | Description |
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{key => value}
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You create a hash by surrounding the key-value pairs with curly braces. The arrow always goes from the key to the value depicting the meaning: "This key points to this value.". Key-value pairs are then separated by commas. |
| Accessing | hash[key]
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Accessing an entry in a hash looks a lot like accessing it in an array. However with a hash the key can be anything, not just numbers. If you try to access a key that does not exist, the value nil is returned, which is Ruby's way of saying "nothing", because if it doesn't recognize the key it can't return a value for it.
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hash[key] = value
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Assigning values to a hash is similar to assigning values to an array. With a hash, the key can be a number or it can be a symbol, string, number... or anything, really! |
| Deleting | hash.delete(key)
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You can delete a specified key from the hash, so that the key and its value can not be accessed. |
| Function | Shortcut | Description |
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| Save file | Ctrl + S | Saves the currently open file. If it was a new file you may also be asked where to save it. |
| Undo | Ctrl + Z | Undo the last change you made to the current file. Can be applied multiple times in succession to undo multiple changes. |
| Redo | Ctrl + Y or Ctrl + Shift + Z |
Redo what you just undid with undo, can also be done multiple times. |
| Find in File | Ctrl + F | Search for a character sequence within the currently open file. Hit Enter to progress to the next match. |
| Find in all Files | Ctrl + Shift + F | Search for a character sequence in all files of the project. |
| Replace |
Ctrl + H or Ctrl + R |
Replace occurrences of the supplied character sequence with the other supplied character sequence. Useful when renaming something. |
| Copy | Ctrl + C | Copy the currently highlighted text into the clipboard. |
| Cut | Ctrl + X | Copy the highlighted text into the clipboard but delete it. |
| Paste | Ctrl + V | Insert whatever currently is in the clipboard (through Copy or Cut) at the current caret position. Can insert multiple times. |
| New File | Ctrl + N | Create a new empty file. |
| Search and open file | Ctrl + P | Search for a file giving part of its name (fuzzy search). Pressing enter will open the selected file. |
| Comment | Ctrl + / | Marks the selected text as a comment, which means that it will be ignored. Useful when you want to see how something behaves or looks without a specific section of code being run. |


Blocks, Procs, and Lambdas
One of my favorite parts of the Ruby Programming language is being able to pass code to a method (usually an iterator) and have that code executed dynamically. In Ruby there are several ways to do this using: Blocks, Procs and Lamdbas. While these are all very similar, there are some very subtle differences.
Blocks
A block is code that is implicitly passed to a method through the use of either curly braces, {...}, or do...end syntax. It's common convention to use {...} for single line blocks, and do...end for multi-line blocks. For example, the following blocks are functionally the same:
Procs
The above example demonstrates a minor limitation of blocks: they are syntax and disposable. We have to retype blocks every time we reuse them on different arrays, but we can store a block for later use by using the Ruby Proc Object. We can store a Proc in a variable, and then explicitly pass it to any method that accepts a callable object. Rewriting the above example as a Proc would look like the following:
The & is used to convert the squared proc into a block. It should be used any time a proc is passed to a method that expects a block.
Lambdas
Lambdas are useful in the same situations in which you'd use a proc. It is defined using the following syntax:
However, there are two main differences between proc and lambda. First, a lambda checks the number of arguments passed to it, while proc does not. This means that a lambda will throw an error if you pass it the wrong number of arguments, whereas a proc will ignore unexpected arguments and assign nil to any that are missing. Second, when a lambda returns, it passes control back to the calling method; when a proc returns, it does so immediately, without going back to the calling method. As you can see proc_math hits the return statement inside the Proc and returns the value of 2. In contrast, lambda_math skips the return statement and evaluates 2 + 2 instead.


title: The Distributed Database for Docker description: Crate is the distributed database for containerized environments such as Docker. Based on the familiar SQL syntax Crate combines high availability, resiliency and scalability in a distributed design that allows to query mountains of data in realtime, not batches. {% extends "base.html" %} {% block title %}CRATE{% endblock %} {% block header %}
Scale data as elastic as your application.
One to rule them all: sub-second queries on tabular data and semi-structured records. Including support for binary objects (BLOBs).
Read more about Crate's features.
Snowsprint 2015: beer and spaetzle-fueled developers at their best! They have done some amazing work in the Docker ecosystem.
Read more about SnowSprint 2015 recap: Dockerzeit.
Adding nodes on commodity hardware or in the cloud is as simple as a single command in your terminal.
Learn how to install Crate in the cloud.


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| Label | Part Type | Properties |
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| BAT1 | Battery Holders | package battcom_20mm_pth; variant 20pth |
| C1 | Electrolytic Capacitor | package 100 mil [THT, electrolytic]; capacitance 470µF; voltage 6.3V |
| C2 | Ceramic Capacitor | package 100 mil [THT, multilayer]; capacitance 10nF; voltage 6.3V |
| D1 | Schottky Diode | type Schottky; package 300 mil [THT]; part # 1N5819 |
| PNP1 | PNP-Transistor | type PNP (ECB); package TO92 [THT] |
| R1 | 2.2MΩ Resistor | package THT; pin spacing 400 mil; tolerance ±5%; resistance 2.2MΩ; bands 4 |
| R2 | 10kΩ Resistor | package THT; pin spacing 400 mil; tolerance ±5%; resistance 10kΩ; bands 4 |
| U1 | 555 Timer | package DIP8 [THT] |
| U2 | Vibration Motor- ROB-08449 | package vibe-motor-10mm; variant 10mm |
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#include <CheckBoxStateListener.h>
Inheritance diagram for CheckBoxStateListener:
Definition at line 20 of file CheckBoxStateListener.h.
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| CheckBoxStateListener (Field *field, CheckBox *checkBox, bool focus=false) | |
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| CheckBox * | getCheckBox () |
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| Called when the component is about to be destroyed (its memory is released). | |
| virtual void | onStateChanged (CheckBox *checkBox) |
| Called when the check box'es state has been changed, either using the user interface or using the setChecked() or setState() methods. | |
| virtual VetoMode | onStateChanging (CheckBox *checkBox, State newState) |
| Called when the check box'es state is about to be changed, either using the user interface or using the setChecked() or setState() methods. | |
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| friend | ArrayList<CheckBoxStateListener> |
| CheckBox * | checkBox |
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ESPN Has New No. 1 In Week 13 Power Rankings Top 25
by Andrew HolleranESPN has unveiled its new power rankings for Week 13 of the 2019 regular season. The Worldwide Leader has a new team at No. 1.
LSU and Ohio State have dominated the power rankings for most of the season, but neither the Tigers nor the Buckeyes have the top spot this week.
Clemson, following its blowout win over Wake Forest, has climbed up to No. 1.
The defending national champions seem to be hitting their stride with only one game left in the regular season. The Tigers blasted Wake Forest 52-3 at Death Valley for their 26th consecutive victory on Saturday, and they’re one win from finishing unbeaten in the regular season for the second year in a row. Clemson has scored at least 45 points in six consecutive games and hasn’t allowed an opponent to score more than 14 during that stretch.
LSU, Ohio State and Clemson are the three clear frontrunners for the College Football Playoff right now. It’s the fourth spot where there is some major debate.
Here’s the rest of ESPN’s power rankings:
- Clemson
- Ohio State
- LSU
- Oregon
- Georgia
- Alabama
- Utah
- Oklahoma
- Penn State
- Florida
- Baylor
- Minnesota
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- Michigan
- Notre Dame
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by Brad LinderAmazon’s latest Fire TV gadget combines is a $35 gadget called the Fire TV Blaster, and while the name makes it sound like some sort of gaming accessory, it’s really an add-on that lets you use your voice to control a TV, cable box, soundbar, and other accessories.
Designed to be used with a Fire TV device and an Amazon Echo device, it’s basically a cheaper alternative to buying a $120 Fire TV Cube for folks that already have one or more of each. If you don’t, you’re probably better off just buying the Cube.
Both solutions (Fire TV Cube or Fire TV Blaster + Echo + Fire TV) provide hands-free voice controls for your TV and other media center devices.
They do that by combining modern features (like the Alexa voice service), with old… kind of cludgy tech (an IR blaster).
 It translates your voice commands into infrared signals that it beams to your TV or other devices. So it needs to be set up in a way that allows a line of sight between the Fire TV Blaster and your TV and other gear. Amazon recommends placing it 1-2 feet away from the devices you want to control, with the LED display facing you.
But that does mean that once everything is set up, you don’t need to use different remotes for all your gear — in fact you don’t need a remote at all. You can just use your voice.
In terms of tech specs, the Fire TV Blaster measures about 2.2″ x 1.5″ x 1.5″ and comes with an IR extender cable, a micro USB cable for charging, and a 5W power adapter. It supports dual-band 802.11a/b/g/n WiFi and it’s compatible with
- Fire TV Stick (2nd-gen or later w/Alexa Voice remote)
- Fire TV Stick 4K
- Fire TV (3rd-gen)
- Fire TV Cube (1st and 2nd-gen, but I don’t know why you’d use it with one)
While the Fire TV Blaster alone sells for $35, Amazon also offers a Blaster + Fire TV Stick 4K + Echo Dot bundle for $135… but it’s on sale for $80 at the moment.
The Fire TV and the bundle are both expected to ship December 11th, 2019.


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showDataLabels |
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Thieves on the run with huge T Rex after heartless reptilian robbery
The dinosaur was a stand-out performer in the Brasilica Liverpool carnival this year
by Luke TraynorReptilian thieves are currently on the run with this huge lifelike Tyrannosaurus Rex, pinched from outside a home today in Whiston.
The massive and unmistakable model was in the back of a white Ford Luton van, along with a smaller Triceratops, at around 2am this morning, which was stolen by crooks.
The animatronic dinosaur, which performers climb inside to operate, which rolls its eyes and makes realistic roaring sounds, belongs to Lisa Watson, who runs her own business call Lucas Sophia.
The 35-year-old is a party supplier and she also had stolen a wooden wishing well, 4ft letters spelling out "LOVE", an Easter bunny costume, and a sweet cart, which are sometimes hired for weddings or other special occasions.
The three yobs, who had their hoods up, were captured on a neighbour's CCTV, trying to open other vehicle doors, before they broke into the van, and sped away.
It was last seen travelling towards the M62 motorway, at Tarbock Island.
According to Lisa, police have been informed and suspect the van could have ended up in Speke.
The dinosaur, which was shipped over from China, costs £6,000, while the van, with the reg-plate MJ11 YSU, is valued at just under £10,000.
The dinosaur was a stand-out performer in the Brasilica Liverpool carnival this year.
Mrs Watson told the ECHO: "I am obviously upset this was all taken.
"They are hard to replace.
"The dinosaur is pretty big, so I would think it would be hard to keep him hidden!
"Those lads must have got a shock when they saw what we had in the back of the van.
"There wasn't much fuel in the tank, so they couldn't have got far.
"I'm gutted - it all cost a hell of a lot."
A Christmas present bought for Mrs Watson's autistic nephew was also pilfered.


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The CSlib stores a running count of how many messages the app has sent and received since the library was instantiated. These two values can be queried by the app whenever desired.
TODO: A cummulative count of message sizes as a bigint could be added
API:
int extract(int flag);
C++:
CSlib *cs = CSlib(...);
int nsend = cs->extract(1); int nrecv = cs->extract(2);
or more simply:
int nsend = cs->nsend; int nrecv = cs->nrecv;
C:
void *cs; cslib_open(...,&cs)
int nsend = cslib_extract(cs,1); int nrecv = cslib_extract(cs,2);
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type(c_ptr) : cs call cslib_open_fortran(...,cs)
integer :: nsend,nrecv nsend = cslib_extract(cs,1) nrecv = cslib_extract(cs,2)
Python:
import cslib as CS cs = CS.open(...)
nsend = cs.extract(1) nrecv = cs.extract(2)


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A data object is a representation of some structured data.
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| PlasmaNode |
| Class and Description |
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| PlasmaDataObject
A data object is a representation of some structured data.
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| PlasmaEnum |
| Class and Description |
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| PlasmaDataObject
A data object is a representation of some structured data.
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| PlasmaNode |
| Class and Description |
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| PlasmaDataObject
A data object is a representation of some structured data.
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| Class and Description |
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| PlasmaDataObject
A data object is a representation of some structured data.
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| PlasmaNode |
| Class and Description |
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| PlasmaDataObject
A data object is a representation of some structured data.
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| Class and Description |
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| PlasmaDataObject
A data object is a representation of some structured data.
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| PlasmaNode |
| Class and Description |
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| DataType
An enum listing the SDO datatypes.
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| Class and Description |
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| Alias
This stereotype provides modelling-context specific alternative names for UML named elements within a model.
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| AssociationPath
Defines the structural nature of the path or set of paths between two model
types, where a path may involve one or more traversals or hops from the
source to the destination through any number of SDO reference properties.
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| ChangeType |
| Concurrent
Annotates or tags properties as applicable for use within various operations involving concurrency control.
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| DataFlavor |
| DataType
An enum listing the SDO datatypes.
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| Derivation
This UML stereotype is applied to a consumer UML named-element that is computed from the supplier element.
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| EnumerationConstraint
This stereotype constrains a UML property by means of a given UML enumeration.
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| Key
This stereotype tags or annotates a UML property as representing some type of key within a data store, data transfer or transient storage medium.
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| PlasmaDataGraphEventVisitor |
| PlasmaDataGraphVisitor |
| PlasmaDataObject
A data object is a representation of some structured data.
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| PlasmaEdge |
| PlasmaNode |
| PlasmaProperty
A representation of a Property in the
type of a
data object . |
| PlasmaType
A representation of the type of a
type of a data object . |
| PlasmaValue
A property/value pair used for value iteration from data objects.
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| Sort
Assigns ordering and other related information to properties within an entity.
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| Temporal
Specifies the various notions of time which are relevant for temporal data stores
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| UniqueConstraint
This stereotype tags a UML property as unique within its UML class and resulting SDO Type. if the unique constraint 'name' is valued, the name is used all or in part as the final physical constraint id within a physical data store.
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| ValueConstraint
This stereotype allows a value constraint to be specified for a class attribute.
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| ValueSetConstraint
This stereotype allows a value set constraint to be specified for a class attribute.
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| XmlProperty
This stereotype provides modelling-context specific alternative names for UML named elements within a model.
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| PlasmaDataGraph
Implementation specific extensions to SDO
data graph API. |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| AssociationPath
Defines the structural nature of the path or set of paths between two model
types, where a path may involve one or more traversals or hops from the
source to the destination through any number of SDO reference properties.
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| PlasmaChangeSummary
A change summary is used to record changes to DataObjects, allowing
applications to efficiently and incrementally update back-end storage when
required.
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| PlasmaDataGraph
Implementation specific extensions to SDO
data graph API. |
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| PlasmaDataObject
A data object is a representation of some structured data.
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| PlasmaProperty
A representation of a Property in the
type of a
data object . |
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| PlasmaProperty
A representation of a Property in the
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| PlasmaType
A representation of the type of a
type of a data object . |
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| Alias
This stereotype provides modelling-context specific alternative names for UML named elements within a model.
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| AssociationPath
Defines the structural nature of the path or set of paths between two model
types, where a path may involve one or more traversals or hops from the
source to the destination through any number of SDO reference properties.
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| ChangeType |
| Concurrent
Annotates or tags properties as applicable for use within various operations involving concurrency control.
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| DataType
An enum listing the SDO datatypes.
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| Derivation
This UML stereotype is applied to a consumer UML named-element that is computed from the supplier element.
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| EnumerationConstraint
This stereotype constrains a UML property by means of a given UML enumeration.
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| Key
This stereotype tags or annotates a UML property as representing some type of key within a data store, data transfer or transient storage medium.
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| PathAssembler
A graph visitor which stores a list of candidate paths from the root
data-object to the given target data-object and return the minimum (least
hops) path or set of paths as SDO compliant path-strings.
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A change summary is used to record changes to DataObjects, allowing
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A data object is a representation of some structured data.
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| PlasmaEdge |
| PlasmaNode |
| PlasmaProperty
A representation of a Property in the
type of a
data object . |
| PlasmaSequence |
| PlasmaSetting |
| PlasmaType
A representation of the type of a
type of a data object . |
| PlasmaValue
A property/value pair used for value iteration from data objects.
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| Sort
Assigns ordering and other related information to properties within an entity.
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| Temporal
Specifies the various notions of time which are relevant for temporal data stores
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| UniqueConstraint
This stereotype tags a UML property as unique within its UML class and resulting SDO Type. if the unique constraint 'name' is valued, the name is used all or in part as the final physical constraint id within a physical data store.
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| ValueConstraint
This stereotype allows a value constraint to be specified for a class attribute.
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| ValueSetConstraint
This stereotype allows a value set constraint to be specified for a class attribute.
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| XmlProperty
This stereotype provides modelling-context specific alternative names for UML named elements within a model.
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| Class and Description |
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| PlasmaDataObject
A data object is a representation of some structured data.
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| PlasmaProperty
A representation of a Property in the
type of a
data object . |
| Class and Description |
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| DataType
An enum listing the SDO datatypes.
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| PlasmaDataGraph
Implementation specific extensions to SDO
data graph API. |
| PlasmaDataGraphVisitor |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| PlasmaProperty
A representation of a Property in the
type of a
data object . |
| PlasmaType
A representation of the type of a
type of a data object . |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| DataFlavor |
| PlasmaDataGraph
Implementation specific extensions to SDO
data graph API. |
| PlasmaDataObject
A data object is a representation of some structured data.
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| PlasmaProperty
A representation of a Property in the
type of a
data object . |
| PlasmaType
A representation of the type of a
type of a data object . |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Alias
This stereotype provides modelling-context specific alternative names for UML named elements within a model.
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| Concurrent
Annotates or tags properties as applicable for use within various operations involving concurrency control.
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| Derivation
This UML stereotype is applied to a consumer UML named-element that is computed from the supplier element.
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| Documentation
This stereotype annotates or tags a UML owned comment for any UML element in a model providing hints as to the nature of the comment and how it might be presented.
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| EnumerationConstraint
This stereotype constrains a UML property by means of a given UML enumeration.
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| Key
This stereotype tags or annotates a UML property as representing some type of key within a data store, data transfer or transient storage medium.
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| Namespace
This stereotype tags or annotates a UML package as an SDO namespace.
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| SemanticConstraint
Restricts a property to a single concept or set of concepts within a knowledge domain
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| Sort
Assigns ordering and other related information to properties within an entity.
|
| Temporal
Specifies the various notions of time which are relevant for temporal data stores
|
| UniqueConstraint
This stereotype tags a UML property as unique within its UML class and resulting SDO Type. if the unique constraint 'name' is valued, the name is used all or in part as the final physical constraint id within a physical data store.
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| ValueConstraint
This stereotype allows a value constraint to be specified for a class attribute.
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| ValueSetConstraint
This stereotype allows a value set constraint to be specified for a class attribute.
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| XmlProperty
This stereotype provides modelling-context specific alternative names for UML named elements within a model.
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| Alias
This stereotype provides modelling-context specific alternative names for UML named elements within a model.
|
| AssociationPath
Defines the structural nature of the path or set of paths between two model
types, where a path may involve one or more traversals or hops from the
source to the destination through any number of SDO reference properties.
|
| Concurrent
Annotates or tags properties as applicable for use within various operations involving concurrency control.
|
| Derivation
This UML stereotype is applied to a consumer UML named-element that is computed from the supplier element.
|
| EnumerationConstraint
This stereotype constrains a UML property by means of a given UML enumeration.
|
| Key
This stereotype tags or annotates a UML property as representing some type of key within a data store, data transfer or transient storage medium.
|
| Sort
Assigns ordering and other related information to properties within an entity.
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| Temporal
Specifies the various notions of time which are relevant for temporal data stores
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| UniqueConstraint
This stereotype tags a UML property as unique within its UML class and resulting SDO Type. if the unique constraint 'name' is valued, the name is used all or in part as the final physical constraint id within a physical data store.
|
| ValueConstraint
This stereotype allows a value constraint to be specified for a class attribute.
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| ValueSetConstraint
This stereotype allows a value set constraint to be specified for a class attribute.
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| XmlProperty
This stereotype provides modelling-context specific alternative names for UML named elements within a model.
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This stereotype provides modelling-context specific alternative names for UML named elements within a model.
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A representation of a Property in the
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A representation of the type of a
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A data object is a representation of some structured data.
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An enum listing the SDO datatypes.
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Globus SDK for Python (Beta)¶
This SDK provides a convenient Pythonic interface to Globus REST APIs, including the Transfer API and the Globus Auth API. Documentation for the REST APIs is available at https://docs.globus.org.
Two interfaces are provided - a low level interface, supporting only
GET
, PUT
, POST
, and DELETE
operations, and a high level
interface providing helper methods for common API resources.
Source code is available at https://github.com/globus/globus-sdk-python.
Table of Contents¶
License¶
Copyright 2016 University of Chicago
Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the “License”); you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at
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#include <pb_constraint.h>
Definition at line 173 of file pb_constraint.h.
◆ ClearAndResize()
| void operations_research::sat::MutableUpperBoundedLinearConstraint::ClearAndResize |
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int |
num_variables | ) |
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◆ ClearAll()
| void operations_research::sat::MutableUpperBoundedLinearConstraint::ClearAll |
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◆ GetCoefficient()
| Coefficient operations_research::sat::MutableUpperBoundedLinearConstraint::GetCoefficient |
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◆ GetLiteral()
| Literal operations_research::sat::MutableUpperBoundedLinearConstraint::GetLiteral |
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◆ ReduceCoefficients()
| void operations_research::sat::MutableUpperBoundedLinearConstraint::ReduceCoefficients |
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◆ ReduceGivenCoefficient()
| void operations_research::sat::MutableUpperBoundedLinearConstraint::ReduceGivenCoefficient |
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◆ ComputeSlackForTrailPrefix()
| Coefficient operations_research::sat::MutableUpperBoundedLinearConstraint::ComputeSlackForTrailPrefix |
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const Trail & |
trail, |
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trail_index |
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◆ ReduceCoefficientsAndComputeSlackForTrailPrefix()
| Coefficient operations_research::sat::MutableUpperBoundedLinearConstraint::ReduceCoefficientsAndComputeSlackForTrailPrefix |
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const Trail & |
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Funeral held for 14-year-old Aamir Griffin killed on Queens basketball court
by Derick WallerJAMAICA, Queens (WABC) -- Family, friends and a high school community gathered Monday to bid a final farewell to Aamir Griffin, the teen who was shot and killed last month while playing basketball with his friends in Queens.
The 14-year-old was not the target of the shooting, and his death has sparked calls for justice as police continue to search for his killer.
His funeral was held Monday morning at the Greater Allen Cathedral.
"He didn't deserve this, he was a good kid," friend Delissa Chamble said. "I know everybody is going to miss him."
Griffin's casket arrived in grand fashion, by horse-drawn carriage.
He was known for his big smile, his dimples, and his love of basketball.
In fact, he had just made the JV team at Cardozo High School when stray gunfire took his life on the court outside his home.
"It happened to an innocent bystander," friend Janiyah Hill said. "He was in the park playing basketball. Whatever is going on needs to stop."
In the days following his death, Eyewitness News spoke with his coach, Ron Naclerio.
"They get guns as easy as we go to a bodega and get a Pepsi or a Coke," Naclerio said. "And these kids are probably missing school later this week for the wrong reason, to bury a teammate."
Many of his teammates attended his funeral.
"He was just smiling in everybody's face, trying to make sure everybody was OK," Chamble said. "He never was a negative person. He never brought negative energy to the crowd. He was always happy, and this is a shame."
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I can't code, definitely don't have the time to learn (plus that stuff's for nerds) and I'm not sure which of these portfolio building services are even good.
Hosting is just the place your website and files live
It's basically a computer configured and built to let the internet see the files it has
So yes, you need hosting but a lot of the site builders mentioned later provide this and you're good.
Cheapest plan is almost always just fine. Should not be over $10 per month and more like $5 or less.
A domain is just your sites address or URL.
It's like your home address, people could get to your place with direction but it's super useful having addresses.
So yeah, get one of these too.
#1 rule here is if you want one and it's available, buy it right now.
Second rule is make sure you renew it.
Last thing, should be shortish and easy to tell someone.
Oh and .com/.net/.org should be ~$10 per year
A lot of site building services or hosting providers will register a domain for you.
Usually fine, but big recommendation for namecheap.
PLEASE DONT USE GODADDY
Squarespace
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Less stuff in the way of seeing work the better.
If you can't decide whether or not to include something... don't.
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I am a professional Web Developer in Dallas, Texas. My specialties include Full Stack Web Development, Front End Web Development, UI/UX, and eCommerce. My skills, creativity, and endurance have brought me to work in a variety of job positions in the fields of advertising, marketing, small business, and eCommerce. My passion is to fuse the elements of creativity & programming in order to build amazing projects.
...at The University of North Texas while studying for a degree in anthropology. My focus was on culture, technology, digital media, and social change. As my anthropological knowledge expanded, so did my interest in the fields of computer science, programming, and software.
In 2016, I enrolled in a professional software development training program at Coding Dojo Dallas. Here, I learned how to construct full stack software applications for the modern web. Using the AGILE development process, I built software applications in HTML, CSS, Python, JavaScript, Python, and Ruby -- all reliant on MVC architecture, RESTful routes, CRUD methods, and responsive web design. During my time at Coding Dojo, I was awarded certificates for both HTML/CSS Website Design (Yellow Belt), and Ruby on Rails Full Stack Web Application (Black Belt).
Since completing Coding Dojo, I have worked as a developer for a local startup company using AngularJS, built website templates for local companies with Bootstrap and NodeJS, served as a freelance front-end web developer at an award-winning advertising agency, taught coding/programming to kids K-5th using tools like Scratch and Python, managed website CMS patforms (Shopify, Amazon, Etsy, Wordpress) for an online retail company, worked at an international corporation developing websites for eCommerce & Marketing, and served as Senior Web Developer / Ecommerce Coordinator for a multi-million dollar Dallas-based startup.
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Around the start of the sixteenth century the Swiss physician Paracelsus wrote 'I possess a secret remedy which I call laudanum and which is superior to all other heroic remedies'.
According to an article by Sir William Osler, 'A significant advance in opium-processing occurred in the sixteenth century. In freebase form, the alkaloids found in opium are significantly less soluble in water than in alcohol.'
Laudunum [literally: 'something to be praised')is simply a tincture of Morphine in alcohol.
Obviously not many have a chemistry set to make a true batch of laudanum but this simple kitchen recipe comes pretty close. Now, since I am a chronic pain sufferer who used to be hooked on oxy's and norcos I have to say that this has been a very good alternative to ordering pills online and/or copping dope on the street. I even used this stuff to detox from methadone once. Albeit a small habit, (20 mls a day)
It can make me nauseus and will give me withdrawal symptoms if I suddenly stop but its nothing taking some valerian and/or kava won't help.
If you are in pain and either cannot or will not take meds, or do dope, this recipe works fairly well. If you are trying to detox this stuff helps. If you're just trying to get high between fixes....good luck.
Anyway here it is: Keep in mind this recipe is for poppy SEEDS ONLY as I have no experience with the pods.
1. 1.5 lbs of bulk poppy seeds. (Papaver somniferum)
2. 1 lemon or lime.
3. 2 12oz bottles of some kind of pale ale
4. quart size or larger french coffee press
(it really doesn't matter what kind of alcohol I use. I like pale ale because it blends nicely with the poppy seed and lime plus has enough alcohol content to get the job done. Also, the colder the mixture the better as warm fluid seems to only extract the oil making my stomach hurt. Adding any alcohol stronger than sake just makes the nausea more apparent.)
So here's what I do:
1. add seeds to french press to 1 inch from top
2. slowly add alcohol and one lime using a chop stick or butterknife to mix it well. You will need just over one beer or 14 ozs for the standard press.
3. cover seeds with liquid and let sit for 10 minutes stirring frequently.
4. put top on press just to hold the seeds back, then pour into a clear glass. It's barely going to drain but just be patient and it should fill a tall glass. It should look yellow/brown.
Experience will vary according to strength and quality of the seeds as well as however big one's dope/pill habit is. Start with that first batch, wait at least an hour and if you need to, resoak and drink the original seed batch before the next. There will still be a significant amount of good stuff in there. Obviously the more I drink the more I'll feel it. Alternatively, the more I drink, the more likely I am to spin out and puke.  Take your time and be patient.
PEOPLE HAVE DIED FROM THIS STUFF!!!
This is no super awesome buzz but the point is to help with pain and/or withdrawal symptoms. It will definitely warm me up and release some joint tension. It may make me slightly nausea but its a happy trade for WD symptoms. Just lie down and be still. Nausea will pass.
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Jouko Laine (FIN)
2:44:14
Meeri Bodelid (SWE)
Most Wins (1983/date)
Men 4
Johan Eriksson (SWE)
2005,2007,2012,2016
Women
2
Mimmi Andersson (SWE)
2004-05
Prize Money
(ADR qualified runners only)
No information on prize money has been received for this race.
Race Time Bias
(sec/km)
Insufficient data to calculate the race time bias.
Competitive Level
(1990-date)
Insufficient data to calculate the competitive level.
Quality Performances
Men No men have run under 2:20
Women <2:46 1 <2:48 1 <2:50 1
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Contributors: Juraj Gasparovic (5), Klaas Loonstra (50), Hans Dahlen (5)


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Hamilton: "I grew up like everyone else thinking dairy and meat was good for you"
by Joseph TyrrellLewis Hamilton has given an insight into what it is like being a vegan and admitted when he used to eat meat he would wake up feeling groggy.
Hamilton won his sixth Formula 1 Drivers' Championship in 2019, scoring his highest number of points and winning eleven races as he took another step closer to Michael Schumacher's record of seven titles. It was his third Drivers' Championship in a row and his fifth with Mercedes.
The Brit's vegan diet has been well publicised and it has been met with mixed reviews. However, Hamilton has explained how he got into it and how other people can try it out.
“I grew up like everyone else thinking dairy and meat was good for you. I thought I was living healthily and was doing right," Hamilton told Options.
“Then I met a few new people who were vegans, and they started showing me some of the things happening in our world that I was completely oblivious to. It freaked me out. I started to read about it and realised that what I was taught to believe was healthy, was not.
“So, I decided to try and gradually move in that direction, slowly getting rid of red meat, then chicken, then fish until I was ready to fully commit. I wanted to feel for myself how big of a difference it would make.”


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Anytime after 31 days have passed and the divorce has become final, you can go back to the registry to ask for a Certificate of Divorce Form (F56).
There is a $40 charge for each Certificate of Divorce issued.
This step isn't mandatory. If you don't go to the court registry to get a Certificate of Divorce, your divorce will still be legal. If you ever have to show legal proof of your divorce, you can use your divorce order. However, you may prefer just to show a certificate rather than all the details in the order.
For details, refer to how to apply for a Certificate of Divorce.
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def transform(self, note_sequence):
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return [quantized_sequence]
except sequences_lib.MultipleTimeSignatureException as e:
tf.logging.debug("Multiple time signatures found in NoteSequence %s: %s",
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def transform(self, note_sequence):
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Julian Nagelsmann on Tottenham's radar as Mauricio Pochettino's replacement
by Varun NairRB Leipzig manager Julian Nagelsmann has emerged as a possible replacement for under-fire Tottenham Hotspur boss Mauricio Pochettino, who has been linked with leaving the Premier League club.
End of the road for Pochettino at Tottenham?
Pochettino's future at Spurs is currently uncertain, following a string of poor results. The north London outfit have won just three times in the league this season and presently find themselves 14th in the table, just six points above the relegation zone.
Meanwhile, Nagelsmann became well known in world football after an impressive three-year spell with 1899 Hoffenheim. The young manager was rumored to be on the radar of some of the biggest clubs in Europe before taking charge of RB Leipzig in the summer.
Nagelsmann's Leipzig side are currently second in the Bundesliga table, just four behind leaders Borussia Monchengladbach and level on points with defending champions Bayern Munich.
On the other hand, Pochettino joined Tottenham from Southampton in 2014 and guided Spurs to their first-ever Champions League final last season besides several top-four finishes.
However, due to Spurs' poor performances in the present campaign, his future at the club is uncertain.
In case the Argentine tactician part ways with Tottenham, it remains to be seen if the English outfit manage to bring in Nagelsmann.
Also Read: Julian Nagelsmann - The hidden man behind Hoffenheim's recent glory


WD6 Week 1 - Research
Git feature branching is a great way to duplicate a project or part of a project so that you are not working on the original source code. Instead of us duplicating the motoshop project literally on our local computers, with git we can create a branch that duplicates the motoshop and allows us to make any changes from there forward without affecting the original source. Outside of avoiding editing the original source, branching is great for implementing new features to the project. Creating a branch for each of the features of our CPR will let us build and test the features we plan to develop for our cart without breaking what is already completed and functionally working. Through the branching and workflow of git, it gives us a bit of direction and a guide of what we are currently working on and working toward.
It is important to write effective epics and user stories as these are the most essential problems we are trying to solve. These epics are solving what our customers value most in the application. By writing effective user stories, as developers we can identify the most valuable way to deliver the solution. An effective user story should be small, achievable and should drastically cut down on the time to deliver the solution.
Flowcharts are a great way to break down the user and data flow of your project. Essentially it is a chart that shows how a user will get from A to Z and the options that come in between. Psuedo code is great for prototyping as it can break down what needs to occur for something to happen. It can be read by anyone, independent of the programming language, and explains what each line of code should do once development begins.
My portfolio website is https://vanessabach201864392.wordpress.com/. I would like to update it with more inviting colors and imagery, as well as possibly a suitable logo for it. Right now, as it stands, it’s not very personal but also not professional either. I’d like to find the fine line between the two as it is my personal portfolio that I should be presenting to professionals. I also need to do some clean up with the individual pages, such as skill set, as my skill set has expanded beyond this point. I’d eventually like to share blog posts that either explain a concept or share useful websites that I have found and discovered over my career and education.
Week 2 - Research
Part I – React/Redux ResearchAccording to the research material provided, Flux is an architecture and Redux is a library. They both have many similarities such as both use actions and can both be used with React. Some of the biggest differences are that Flux can maintain multiple stores, while Redux only has one. Redux is also by far more popular than Flux in the open source community. Flux also still uses dispatchers, where Redux’s dispatcher is baked in.
Two of the biggest advantages to using Redux with React is that it makes it easier to understand the data flow in your application and it also centralizes the state. It works well with using state displayed in different locations. So instead of having to lift state up, it is located in the Redux store which is accessible by all components. This is an advantage of using Redux in our cart revamp. Since we need a lot of the data to be usable in multiple components, without the headache of lifting state up with using only React, Redux comes to the rescue creating aa central store for all the state pertaining to our app.
Part II - Commerce Project ReVamp (CPR) ResearchThis week I focused on generating the total price for the cart in addition to directing the user to the cart after they added an item. I also was able to get the quantity to appear by the cart icon on the navigation bar as well. These two items did not require much research, except I did refer back to the Redux portion of ASL. I am beginning to work out how the signup/login portion of the site will work, which is requiring quite a bit of research. I’ve begun by reviewing the materials on sessions, databases, authentication and oAuth on ASL. I am considering using a node package called passport for authentication purposes. It will maintain login sessions and can be used with express.
Week 3 - Research
This week I worked on the login/signup for my cart revamp. Most of the implementation went smoothly however I have run into a few bugs with error handling that I am still working out. Part of my research this week I followed a guide on the MERN stack for creating a simple book app. This helped me to keep track of the direction I needed to go in regarding setting up my back end and pulling the data from the database. I am also using the MERN guide for login/signup that was shared by Steven earlier this week. During my research, I found a great tool that can help you identify if your tokens are correct and secure for handling user information such as passwords and usernames. Since I am on my last user story for this project, these tools will continue to assist me with the error handling portion of my application.Week 4 - Research
The most difficulty I had faced with the server side of my project was the update and delete functions for the account. I am still encountering some issues but continue to crack away at it. For the most part the bugs don’t take away from the end goal but are inconvenient and cumbersome. To help debug and overcome the issues I have been following a MERN stack tutorial for login systems, I’ve also been using courses that I have followed on udemy to help resolve the issues as well, I have also used our resources from ASL to assist with completing the project. Now that we have reached the end of this course, I will use my research to help tie up the loose ends of my project so that I have delivering a minimal viable product.
If I had been aware of what would come for WD6, I would have focused more on back end learning rather than front-end. The back end tends to leave me stumped more often than not and has been my greatest challenge. I do feel that if I had been developing this for a real client, they’d be moderately satisfied. I feel there are some areas for improvement, especially in regards to additional features but the projects base functionality is there and meets the base requirements for a client to sell real products to their customers. Features can be added in the future to enhance the experience for the user.
To future web developers I would urge them to focus more on back end learning with Node. There are a lot of pieces and it can become tricky to identify which piece is giving the problems when you are working on a project but with a stronger understanding of each piece it will help future developers in creating successful projects.


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