Migrate items from one Jamf server to another. If an item (based on name) within a category exists on both source and destination, the destination item will be updated with values from the source server.
Feedback in the GUI gives a simplistic overview of the success of a transfer:
- Green - everything transferred.
- Yellow - some items transferred.
- Red - nothing transferred.
- White - nothing to transfer.
Limitations/requirements to be aware of:
- Passwords can not be extracted through the API which impacts migrating distribution points, computer management account, LDAP Servers - credentials must be reset on the destination server.
- Only AFP and SMB shares can be migrated.
- Patch management is not available through the API impacting smart groups dependent on patch management extension attributes.
- Buildings - the Jamf API only allows the name to be migrated.
- If you have duplicate names within a category, say different policies named the same, using the migrator to update one of them will likely fail.
The 'Selective' tab provides the ability to select a subset of items within a category. For example you might only want to transfer 4 new scripts from a larger pool of existing scripts.
Note: Policies are listed along with the their jss ID. You'll see something like: policy name (jssID)
Important:
- There are many dependencies (view here) between items, if they are not met, transfers fail. For example, if a policy is site specific the site must be migrated before the policy; if a script is assigned to a category the category must be migrated first.... If everything is migrated the order of sections is already taken care of, if you choose not to move some items that's where you can have issues.
- As a result it is best to start migrating items under the 'General' tab first. Items under macOS and iOS typically have some dependency on categories, network segments, sites...
Logging:
- Basic log information is written to the following folder: ~/Library/Application Support/jamf-migrator/history/. The log directory can easily be accessed by typing the command+L keys.
- More detailed logging can be captured by launching the application through Terminal using the '-debug' switch. If the application is located in /Applications:
- /Applications/jamf-migrator.app/Contents/MacOS/jamf-migrator -debug
The application may also be used to clear information from a server. To place the application in removal mode run the following command in Terminal after the application has been launched:
- touch ~/Library/Application\ Support/jamf-migrator/delete
The application will alert you that data will be removed by flashing -- Removing -- in yellow and red. Data is removed from the destination server. Once you hit 'Go!' items will get removed and once the process finishes the 'delete' file is removed and the application is back in migration mode.
Dependencies play a role in deletions/removals as they do with migrations. For example, a site can not be deleted if it contains, say, users and users can't be deleted if they are associated with a device.


| Package | com.whirled.contrib |
| Class | public class GameModeStack |
var mgr :GameModeStack = new GameModeStack(switchDisplayFn); mgr.push(new MainMenu()); ... // in the main menu, we decide to pick a level mgr.push(new LevelSelectorScreen()); ... // inside the level selector, we start the game: mgr.push(new GameScreen()); ... // inside the game screen, once it was won or lost: mgr.pop();
| Property | Defined by | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| _callback : Function Function that will be called every time the stack changes.
| GameModeStack | ||
| _stack : Array Internal storage for the stack.
| GameModeStack |
| Method | Defined by | ||
|---|---|---|---|
|
GameModeStack(callback:Function)
Constructor, receives a function to be called whenever the top of the stack changes.
| GameModeStack | ||
|
clear():void
Pops all items off the stack.
| GameModeStack | ||
|
Pops and returns the current top game mode from the stack.
| GameModeStack | ||
|
Pushes a new game mode on top of the stack.
| GameModeStack | ||
|
Returns the top of the mode stack.
| GameModeStack |
| _callback | property |
protected var _callback:Function
Function that will be called every time the stack changes.
| _stack | property |
protected var _stack:Array
Internal storage for the stack.
| GameModeStack | () | constructor |
public function GameModeStack(callback:Function)
Constructor, receives a function to be called whenever the top of the stack changes.
Parameterscallback:Function — Called whenever the top of the stack changes. Should be a function like:
function (previousTop :GameMode, newTop :GameMode) :void { }
- where previousTop is the mode previously selected, and newTop is the mode currently
selected (either can be null).
|
| clear | () | method |
public function clear():void
Pops all items off the stack.
| pop | () | method |
public function pop():GameMode
Pops and returns the current top game mode from the stack. Popping an empty stack is safe, it simply returns null.
ReturnsGameMode |
| push | () | method |
public function push(newMode:GameMode):void
Pushes a new game mode on top of the stack.
ParametersnewMode:GameMode |
| top | () | method |
public function top():GameMode
Returns the top of the mode stack. If the stack is empty, returns null.
ReturnsGameMode |


Cache service via redis
- Source:
Methods
(inner) get(key) → {promise}
Get data storing in Redis Cache
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
key |
string | unique key to get caching data |
- Source:
Returns:
resolved value is data was got (JSON parsed)
- Type
- promise
(inner) init(done)
Connect to Redis DB for first time project init
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
done |
function | callback function when done task |
- Source:
(inner) set(key, value, ttl) → {promise}
Set data to Redis Cache
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
key |
string | unique keys to store |
value |
string | values to store (no need to JSON.parse before call) |
ttl |
int | time to expires the cache |
- Source:
Returns:
promise.resolve value is TRUE (boolean)
- Type
- promise


pg_isready is a utility for checking the connection status of a PostgreSQL database server. The exit status specifies the result of the connection check.
Specifies the name of the database to connect to.
If this parameter contains an = sign or starts with a valid URI prefix (postgresql:// or postgres://), it is treated as a conninfo string. See Section 31.1.1 for more information.
Specifies the host name of the machine on which the server is running. If the value begins with a slash, it is used as the directory for the Unix-domain socket.
Specifies the TCP port or the local Unix-domain socket file extension on which the server is listening for connections. Defaults to the value of the PGPORT environment variable or, if not set, to the port specified at compile time, usually 5432.
Do not display status message. This is useful when scripting.
The maximum number of seconds to wait when attempting connection before returning that the server is not responding. Setting to 0 disables. The default is 3 seconds.
Connect to the database as the user username instead of the default.
Print the pg_isready version and exit.
Show help about pg_isready command line arguments, and exit.
pg_isready returns 0 to the shell if the server is accepting connections normally, 1 if the server is rejecting connections (for example during startup), 2 if there was no response to the connection attempt, and 3 if no attempt was made (for example due to invalid parameters).
pg_isready, like most other PostgreSQL utilities, also uses the environment variables supported by libpq (see Section 31.14).
The options --dbname and --username can be used to avoid gratuitous error messages in the logs, but are not necessary for proper functionality.
Standard Usage:
$ pg_isready /tmp:5432 - accepting connections $ echo $? 0
Running with connection parameters to a PostgreSQL cluster in startup:
$ pg_isready -h localhost -p 5433 localhost:5433 - rejecting connections $ echo $? 1
Running with connection parameters to a non-responsive PostgreSQL cluster:
$ pg_isready -h someremotehost someremotehost:5432 - no response $ echo $? 2


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Population and financial figures are broken down by category: Elections, Demographics, Service Delivery, Economics, and Education.
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Pre-computed statistics are presented alongside each data point so you can see how each place fits into a large context.


Verification and Processing¶
Since sklearn
is defined in terms of numpy.ndarray
(and not pandas.DataFrame
), Ibex estimators perform verification and processing on their inputs and outputs.
In this chapter we’ll use a DataFrame
X
, with columns 'a'
and 'b'
, and (implied) index 1, 2, 3
.
>>> import pandas as pd
>>> X = pd.DataFrame({'a': [1, 2], 'b': [3, 4]})
a scaling transformer trn
which is fit
-ted on X
>>> from ibex.sklearn import preprocessing as pd_preprocessing
>>> trn = pd_preprocessing.StandardScaler().fit(X)
and a linear-regression predictor prd
which is also fit
-ted on X
>>> from ibex.sklearn import linear_model as pd_linear_model
>>> prd = pd_linear_model.LinearRegression().fit(X, pd.Series([3, 4]))
Input Verification¶
Following the call to fit
, we can apply further methods of trn
to any DataFrame
with the same column-set. For example, this is OK
>>> X_1 = pd.DataFrame({'a': [1, 2, 3], 'b': [3, 4, 5]})
>>> trn.transform(X_1)
a b
0 -1... -1...
1 1... 1...
2 3... 3...
but this is not
>>> X_2 = X_1.rename(columns={'b': 'c'})
>>> trn.transform(X_2)
Traceback (most recent call last):
...
KeyError: "...'b'...not in index"
Once an estimator has been fit
-ed, the order of columns of further inputs no longer matters:
>>> trn.transform(X_1[['a', 'b']])
a b
0 -1... -1...
1 1... 1...
2 3... 3...
>>> trn.transform(X_1[['b', 'a']])
a b
0 -1... -1...
1 1... 1...
2 3... 3...
The step
will reorder the DataFrame
to the same order of columns seen by fit
.
Output Processing¶
Indexes¶
The index of a returned DataFrame
or Series
objects, is that of the input:
>>> X_1 = pd.DataFrame({'a': [1, 2, 3], 'b': [3, 4, 5]}, index=[10, 20, 30])
>>> trn.transform(X_1)
a b
10 -1... -1...
20 1... 1...
30 3... 3...
>>>
>>> prd.predict(X_1)
10 3...
20 4...
30 5...
dtype: ...
DataFrame
Columns¶
In general, the columns of an outputted DataFrame
object are those on which the estimator was fit
-ted:
>>> trn.transform(X_1[['a', 'b']])
a b
10 -1... -1...
20 1... 1...
30 3... 3...
>>> trn.transform(X_1[['b', 'a']])
a b
10 -1... -1...
20 1... 1...
30 3... 3...
Some outputted DataFrame
objects have a number of columns that is different from that of the input. If this is the case, the resulting DataFrame
’s columns will all be blank strings (''
):
# Tmp Ami
>>> from ibex.sklearn import decomposition as pd_decomposition
>>> pd_decomposition.PCA(n_components=1).fit(X).transform(X)
comp_0
0 -0.707107
1 0.707107
Note
In some cases, we might want greater control over the naming of output columns. For example, when transforming a 2-component PCA, we might want to name the DataFrame
columns 'pc1'
and 'pc2'
. Specifying Output Columns in Transforming shows how to do this.


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Python
I am an avid user of the Python programming language, which is modern, powerful, elegant, open-source, and well-documented. I use the IPython environment and rely on the xarray, NumPy, SciPy, and matplotlib modules to analyze climate model data via the free Anaconda distribution.
In addition to the aospy project, I also have a few other, less polished open-source Python packages that I have created as side projects; they are available on my Github.
Pangeo-data
There is a growing discrepancy between the scale of data that is
generated by climate models and observational products and the
capability of tools commonly used by scientists to analyze that data.
Fortunately, the dask Python
package enables parallel computations on a single node and works with
xarray
largely with little effort by the user. For multi-node
computing environments,
dask.distributed
provides the same functionality across nodes, and it is actively being
developed to work with data represented via xarray
to provide
similarly user-friendly computations on climate data that is
parallelized across multiple nodes.
pangeo-data is an organization of climate scientists and computer scientists that seeks to build tools useful to climate data analysis and that harness the power of xarray + dask + dask.distributed. We are actively seeking new users and contributions; please see the Github page linked above for more information.
Python packages I use
xarray "N-D labeled arrays and datasets in Python" dask Parallel computing and memory chunking cartopy An alternative library to Basemap for plotting maps SciPy Extensive library for scientific computations pandas "Easy-to-use data structures and data analysis tools" matplotlib Plotting library that mimics MATLAB's commands windspharm Python interface to SPHEREPACK library for spherical harmonic transforms
Python packages I haven't tried but look cool
Take a look at my Github "stars" for a list of the many packages that I've found interesting or useful.
Python environments and package managers
Anaconda Great, free package manager IPython "Interactive Python": more IDE-like Python environment Jupyter Notebook Amazing web-based interface for IPython Python The official, bread-and-butter Python
Other Python resources
Talk Python To Me Great weekly podcast on Python PyFormat Simple, clear guide to understanding string formatting PyData "A community for developers and users of Python data tools" EarthPy Misc. examples of python applications in earth sciences PyAOS Collection of useful Python-related tools for AOS researchers
Emacs & Org-Mode
Overview
Emacs is a powerful text editor that I use for as many tasks as I can. Org-mode is an extension of Emacs for creating outline-like documents, with many powerful tools for embedding to-do lists, links, code, and images and for converting the files to LaTeX, HTML, and other formats.
This integration of elements typically found in scientific manuscripts makes Org-mode a potentially useful vehicle for reproducible research — checkout this YouTube video by John Kitchin, a chemical engineering professor at Carnegie Mellon. He also has a nice page highlighting the powers of Org-mode in reproducible research and beyond.
In fact, my CV is written entirely as org-mode files, which I then publish to HTML and PDF using Org-Mode's Publish functionality. The source code for all this is available as a Github repository. (My website used to be org-mode as well, but I switched to Pelican when I added my blog.)
Resources
Emacs for Mac OS X Easily install GUI version of Emacs on Mac OS X/macOS exec-path-from-shell Library for linking environment variables that Emacs sees with your system values. Especially useful for the GUI version of Emacs on OS X/macOS.
LaTeX
http://latexcolor.com/ Copy-pasteable color definitions for LaTeX documents A very minimal introduction to TikZ Great entry into LaTeX plotting packages TikZ and PGF
Others
netCDF Operator (NCO) toolkit Library of command-line tools for interacting with netCDF data
colordiff Colorize/prettify the diff
command-line tool


Parameter I/O
Description
Enables the user to Import/Update parameters from or export them to a CSV (Comma Separated Values) file. When importing/updating parameters from a CSV file the data in it needs to be in a specific format: <parameter name>, <unit>, <value>, <comment>
The easiest way to make sure your CSV file follows the correct format might be to first export the parameters into a file and then have a look at its content - the import will require the data in the same format.
When importing parameters from a file, if a parameter with the given name already exists, then its unit, value and comment will be updated, otherwise a new user parameter will be created with the provided values.
When exporting parameters to a file, all available parameters will be exported, not just the user parameters.
General Usage Instructions
Once installed, the "Parameter I/O" add-in will create a new button in the menu of the "Model" workspace's "Modify" panel.
When clicking this button a dialog will pop up where you can choose if you want to import/update parameters inside the model from the CSV (Comma Separate values) file or Export them to a CSV file.
Then another dialog will show asking you to select the file location and name to use.
When importing parameters from a file: if a given parameter already exists then its unit, value and comment will get updated, otherwise a new user parameter will be created with the provided values.
When exporting parameters to a file: all the parameters inside the model will be written to the given CSV file.
You can see in one of the below screenshots the CSV format required for importing, but you can also examine a CSV file created when exporting parameters using this addin.
Screenshots
Commands
Installation/Uninstallation
You can unload the add-in without uninstalling it by clicking the "Stop" button when the add-in is selected in the list box on the "Add-Ins" tab of the "Scripts and Add-Ins" dialog.
Unchecking "Run on Startup" causes the add-in not to be loaded in future sessions of Fusion 360.
The installer that ran when you downloaded this app/plug-in from Autodesk Exchange Store has already installed the app/plug-in.
To uninstall this plug-in, exit the Autodesk product if you are currently running it, simply rerun the installer, and select the "Uninstall" button.
OR, you can uninstall it from 'Control Panel\Programs\Programs and Features' (Windows 7/8/8.1) or Add/Remove Programs (Windows XP), just as you would uninstall any other application from your system.
Additional Information
The source code for this add-in, written in Python, is available inside the add-in's folder or on GitHub
(C) Copyright 2015 by Autodesk, Inc.
Permission to use, copy, modify, and distribute this software in object code form for any purpose and without fee is hereby granted, provided that the above copyright notice appears in all copies and that both that copyright notice and the limited warranty and restricted rights notice below appear in all supporting documentation.
 AUTODESK SPECIFICALLY DISCLAIMS ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR USE. AUTODESK, INC. DOES NOT WARRANT THAT THE OPERATION OF THE PROGRAM WILL BE UNINTERRUPTED OR ERROR FREE.
Known Issues
Contact
Author/Company Information
This add-in was written by Wayne Brill.
Wayne is a Developer Advocate at Autodesk, working as part of the Autodesk Developer Network
Support Information
Email us at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>with feedback or requests for enhancements.
Version History
| Version Number | Version Description |
|---|---|
|
1.2.0 |
Added support for unitless Model Parameters and commas in the Parameter Comments |
|
1.1.0 |
Updated to support Fusion 360 version 2.0.1514 |
|
1.0.0 |
The first release version of the AddIn |


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WTI continues to erase OPEC-inspired gains, inches closer to $58
by Eren Sengezer- OPEC+ announced decision to deepen output cuts by 500,000 barrels per day.
- WTI rose to its highest level since mid-September near $60 last Friday.
- Dismal Chinese data and the trade uncertainty weighs on crude oil prices on Monday.
Crude oil prices gained traction on Friday after the OPEC and its allies (OPEC+) announced decision to deepen supply curbs by 500,000 barrels per day (bpd) to 1.7 million bpd until March 2020. The barrel of West Texas Intermediate (WTI) climbed to its highest level since September 16 at $59.80 but struggled to extend the rally on Monday. As of writing, the WTI is trading at $58.40, losing more than 1% on a daily basis.
Focus shifts to US-China trade talks
The uncertainty surrounding the US-China trade talks seems to be forcing investors to move to the sidelines. If sides fail to reach a deal and the US ends up hiking tariffs on Chinese imports on December 15th as planned, markets could start pricing a lower energy demand from China, the world's second-largest oil consumer, and cause crude oil prices to come under renewed selling pressure.
Furthermore, the data published by China's General Administration of Customs on Sunday showed that exports in November declined by 1.1% annually to reveal the negative impact of the trade war.
In the meantime, Libya National Oil Corp (NOC) declared force majeure on loadings of Mellitah crude oil after the 73,000 bpd El Feel oilfield shut down last Thursday, Reuters reported on Monday, citing six industry resources. Nevertheless, this development failed to help crude oil stage a recovery.
Technical levels to watch for
WTI
| Overview | |
|---|---|
| Today last price | 58.45 |
| Today Daily Change | -0.82 |
| Today Daily Change % | -1.38 |
| Today daily open | 59.27 |
| Trends | |
|---|---|
| Daily SMA20 | 57.44 |
| Daily SMA50 | 55.78 |
| Daily SMA100 | 55.91 |
| Daily SMA200 | 57.67 |
| Levels | |
|---|---|
| Previous Daily High | 59.9 |
| Previous Daily Low | 57.77 |
| Previous Weekly High | 59.9 |
| Previous Weekly Low | 55.41 |
| Previous Monthly High | 58.76 |
| Previous Monthly Low | 54.12 |
| Daily Fibonacci 38.2% | 59.09 |
| Daily Fibonacci 61.8% | 58.58 |
| Daily Pivot Point S1 | 58.06 |
| Daily Pivot Point S2 | 56.85 |
| Daily Pivot Point S3 | 55.93 |
| Daily Pivot Point R1 | 60.19 |
| Daily Pivot Point R2 | 61.11 |
| Daily Pivot Point R3 | 62.32 |


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"TORMENT" Gr. basanos (
Matthew 4:24
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"TORMENT" Gr. basanos (Matthew 4:24), the “touch-stone” of justice; hence inquisition by torture, and then any disease which racks and tortures the limbs.


In which case might the number of comparisions NOT be a good representation of the cost for a sorting algorithm?
CPU speed would affect all comparisons in the same way.
Number of records or amount of space won't affect the value of counting comparisons.
The longer the string, the longer it takes to compare.


Scene object
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The scene object has two main purposes: to hold the coordinates and color of each voxel, and to provide the operations for editing them. Voxels are automagically kept in the right order for rendering, which is why filling in many of them at once can be slow, and gets slower the more voxels you have.
Simply typing scene
on the command line will tell you how many voxels are in it. Beyond that, there are a number of useful properties and chainable operations.
Properties
- .fillColor
- The current drawing color. You can set it with the Palette button in the toolbar or the operations below.
- .cursor
- .mark
- Sets of x/y/z coordinates; most drawing operations work from the cursor, or between cursor and mark.
Operations
- .from(x, y, z)
- Set the cursor.
- .to(x, y, z)
- Set the mark
- .color(r, g, b)
- .color(r, g, b, a)
- .color(rgb)
- Set the current drawing color, with optional transparency.
- .fill(x, y, z)
- Fill a "box" of voxels this size, starting from the cursor. Sizes can be negative.
- .fill()
- Fill a "box" of voxels between cursor and mark.
- .recolor(x, y, z)
- Change all the voxels in a volume this size, starting from the cursor, to the current drawing color. Sizes can be negative.
- .recolor()
- Change all the voxels between cursor and mark to the current drawing color.
- .sphere(radius)
- Fill a sphere of the given radius, centered on the cursor.
- .hollow(radius)
- Carve out a sphere of the given radius, centered on the cursor; move any voxels within to the clipboard (see below).
- .dot(x, y, z)
- Set a single voxel at these coordinates, without moving the cursor.
- .hole(x, y, z)
- Remove a single voxel like above.
- .up(n)
- .down(n)
- .left(n)
- .right(n)
- .back(n)
- .fore(n)
- Add N voxels in a single file in the specified direction, starting from the cursor; moves the cursor to the endpoint.
- .cut(x, y, z)
- .copy(x, y, z)
- Cut/copy a volume of given size starting from the cursor. Sizes can be negative.
- .cut()
- .copy()
- Cut/copy the volume defined by the cursor and the mark.
- .paste()
- Paste the contents of the clipboard starting at the cursor. (Which should be at the lower left corner closest to the camera.)
You can chain any number of these as follows: scene.color(0xffffcc).from(-1, -1, -1).to(3, 3, 3).fill().from(4, 4, 4).fill(5, 5, 5);
but don't go overboard. You can always hit the up arrow to edit and re-run previous commands.
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International Rules Series To Return In 2020 & 2022
by Michael CorryThe AFL and the GAA have today confirmed that the International Rules Series will return in 2020 and 2022.
Ireland will play host to a two-test series next year before Australia return the favour two years later. The compromised rules series, which first took place in 1984, will make a return following a three-year hiatus.
The last instalment in the long-running rivalry took place in 2017 when Australia won back Cormac McAnallen Cup for the first time since 2013 after defeating Ireland in two tests at Adelaide and Perth.
GAA Director General Tom Ryan said: “We are pleased to announce the return of the International Rules Series in 2020 and look forward to re-connecting with our friends and colleagues in the AFL, both on and off the field.
“The series offers our players the chance to wear the green jersey and represent Ireland and it also provides them with an opportunity to pit themselves against the best from another code while showcasing the best skills of Gaelic football.”
AFL General Manager Football Operations Steve Hocking said players named in the 2020 Virgin Australia All-Australian team will be the first qualify.
“We want to take the best of the best to the two-test series in Ireland next year and our All-Australian players will be the first players selected,” he said.
“We saw in 2017 two high standard matches that drew great attendances. I look forward to the rivalry continuing when the test series returns next year.”


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| bool | SwitchLanguage (const std::string &language, const bool loadAllContext, const bool removeOld) |
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| void | GetCurrentLanguage (std::string &_return) |
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| bool | SwitchContext (const std::string &context, const std::string &language) |
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| void | HintContext (std::string &_return) |
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| void | GetString (std::string &_return, const std::string &key, const std::string &context, const std::string &language) |
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| void | GetStrings (std::map< std::string, std::string > &_return, const std::string &filter, const std::string &context, const std::string &language) |
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◆ LocalizationServiceHandler()
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◆ GetCurrentLanguage()
| void LocalizationServiceHandler::GetCurrentLanguage |
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Get currently active language
◆ GetFileName()
| void LocalizationServiceHandler::GetFileName |
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Get the file name/path in the language.
The search will go through the context and its sub context to find the file name. Eg. If file name is not found in context com.ruyi, then the search will go on to find it in com.ruyi.moduleA and com.ruyi.moduleB.
- Parameters
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| filename | File name with the path to the language pack root. |
| isVirtualPath | True to get the virtual path, false to get the exact path to the file. |
| context | The context of the file. If null, then while use system context "com.ruyi" |
◆ GetString()
| void LocalizationServiceHandler::GetString |
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key, |
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Get a localization string. Return: localization string.
- Parameters
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| key | The key of the string |
| context | The context that the string belong to. Null indicate find the first matching string throughout all contexts in the language. |
| language | The language to search |
◆ GetStrings()
| void LocalizationServiceHandler::GetStrings |
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Get a set of localization string.
- Parameters
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| filter | A regular expresion used to filter the strings |
| context | The context that the string belong to. Null indicate find the first matching string throughout all contexts in the language. |
| language | The language to search |
◆ HintContext()
| void LocalizationServiceHandler::HintContext |
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Get currently active context.
◆ SwitchContext()
| bool LocalizationServiceHandler::SwitchContext |
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language |
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Switch a context of the language.
- Parameters
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| context | Which context to switch to. |
| language | Which language that the context belong to |
◆ SwitchLanguage()
| bool LocalizationServiceHandler::SwitchLanguage |
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const std::string & |
language, |
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loadAllContext, |
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removeOld |
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Switch language to specified one.
- Parameters
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| language | Which language to switch to. Should be the name of language code. Eg. en-US, zh-CN |
| loadAllContext | Whether or not to load all context of the language |
| removeOld | Whether or not to remove old language |
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:


Blender 2.8 Texture Painting PBR Tutorial : Ice
jayanam writes:
Hi guys, in this Blender 2.8 tutorial I use a Bump node and texture painting to create an icy effect. The roughness I control with the painted base texture and a color ramp node in the shader editor.


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Distribute everything
- Logging
- Tracing
- Error collection
Automate everything
- Deployments
- Metrics collection and alerting
- Continuous integration/Continuous delivery
Come up with a development environment story
- docker-compose
- Developer connects to staging environment
- Teams responsible for making sure services work
Come up with a testing story
- Unit tests
- Integration tests
- Smoke tests
- User flow tests
Microservices make your life harder
Be prepared


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结论2：枪手多为50岁以下，多有精神疾病
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I provide service of Business Advice to my regular clients, who pays me to make websites and analyze the data.


World's Largest Starbucks Opens in Chicago
The world's largest Starbucks opened in Chicago! 5 floors, 40K square feet, and enough coffee to keep you awake for weeks...and they serve booze!
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{% extends 'base.html' %} {% block page_content_inner %}
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Police ID man who fell at Iowa State stadium onto fans below
AMES, Iowa (AP) - Authorities have released the name of a man who was injured in a fall from the upper level of Iowa State’s Jack Trice Stadium onto fans below.
A university police report says 31-year-old Eric Ely hit three women on the lower level during the Oct. 26 game against Oklahoma State. None of them suffered serious injuries, and Ely reported that he briefly lost consciousness and suffered a concussion. He was taken to an Ames hospital before being flown to a Des Moines hospital.
The report says Ely “jumped up during a big play and just went over the rail in one movement; like the momentum carried him over.” Witnesses told investigators that Ely didn’t appear to be intoxicated.
Ely has declined to comment publicly. Police say no charges have been filed.
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Full blown authentication system
- Installation and basic configuration of OpenLDAP and MITv5 Kerberos
- Linking OpenLDAP with MITv5 Kerberos
- Linking FreeRADIUS
- Replication
- Hardening your setup
- Configure your clients
- Varia
note: before I start explaining I would like to emphasize the importance of proper DNS records for your servers. You’ll need to have these in order to create your kerberos REALM properly and to avoid problems! You have been warned .
OpenLDAP
We start off by installing and configuring OpenLDAP, later on referred to as ‘LDAP’.
First install the necessary LDAP packages:
sudo apt-get install slapd ldap-utils
Generate the hash of the LDAP password that you want to use:
sudo slappasswd -h {SSHA}
SSHA stands for Salted Secure Hash Algorithm. Other hash algorithms are also available but I choose SSHA since I believe it is more secure.
Create a new file to import the hash of the password:
vim /home/jeroen/db_23032012.ldif
dn: cn=config changetype: modify dn: olcDatabase={0}config,cn=config changetype: modify add: olcRootDN olcRootDN: cn=admin,cn=config dn: olcDatabase={0}config,cn=config changetype: modify add: olcRootPW olcRootPW: {SSHA}HVL6nhuGNczdDSZ8GVvz7/LYAKRmYw==
Import the password:
ldapadd -Y EXTERNAL -H ldapi:/// -f /home/jeroen/db_23032012.ldif
Create an LDAP schema:
vim /home/jeroen/schema.ldif
# Create top-level object in domain dn: ou=employees,dc=example,dc=com objectClass: organizationalUnit ou: employees dn: ou=groups,dc=example,dc=com objectClass: organizationalUnit ou: groups dn: cn=IT,ou=groups,dc=example,dc=com objectClass: posixGroup cn: IT gidNumber: 5000 dn: uid=jeroen,ou=employees,dc=example,dc=com objectClass: inetOrgPerson objectClass: posixAccount objectClass: shadowAccount dn: uid=john,ou=employees,dc=example,dc=com objectClass: inetOrgPerson objectClass: posixAccount objectClass: shadowAccount uid: john cn: Joh Smith sn: Smith givenName: John displayName: John Smith title: Sir mail<EMAIL_ADDRESS>telephoneNumber: +32 123 456 789 mobile: +32 987 654 321 ou: IT uidNumber: 10000 gidNumber: 5000 gecos: John Smith loginShell: /bin/zsh homeDirectory: /home/john/
And add it to the LDAP:
ldapadd -x -D cn=admin,dc=example,dc=com -W -f /home/jeroen/schema.ldif
Your LDAP server should be running now. You can test it by launching a search query:
ldapsearch -xLLL -b dc=example,dc=com
If you want to stop here, please don’t and take at least a quick look at section 5 ‘Hardening your setup’, since your LDAP is just configured with the unsafe basic config.
MITv5 Kerberos
First configure cron with ntpdate, as time synchronization is very important, as kerberos tickets are time dependent (a kerberos ticket is only valid for a certain amount of time in order to mitigate the possibility of a replay attack). If the clock skew between a server and the ticketing server is to great, you will get into problems. Write a script (without the script extension) in /etc/cron.hourly. The only thing you need to do is to put the following in it:
#! /usr/bin/bash ntpdate time.belnet.be
You can of course use any timeserver you want. Probably your NREN has his own NTP server, just like Belnet.
After this, install the necessary packages for kerberos:
sudo apt-get install krb5-kdc krb5-admin-server
Create a realm:
sudo krb5_newrealm
Add a principal:
sudo kadmin.local Authenticating as principal<EMAIL_ADDRESS>with password. kadmin.local: addprinc -x dn="uid=john,ou=employees,dc=example,dc=com" john WARNING: no policy specified for<EMAIL_ADDRESS>defaulting to no policy Enter password for principal<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Re-enter password for principal<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Principal<EMAIL_ADDRESS>created. kadmin.local: quit
Restart the kerberos server:
sudo /etc/init.d/krb5-admin-server restart
Test it:
kinit<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Password for<EMAIL_ADDRESS>klist Ticket cache: FILE:/tmp/krb5cc_0 Default principal<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Valid starting Expires Service principal 03/23/12 14:19:36 03/24/12 00:19:36<EMAIL_ADDRESS>renew until 03/24/12 14:19:31 Issued Expires Principal Jul 13 17:53:34 Jul 14 03:53:34<EMAIL_ADDRESS>This was step 1. To proceed, go to step 2.


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{{ $partyDict := dict "Republican" "REP" "Democrat" "DEM" "Libertarian" "LIB" "Green" "GRN" "Non Partisan" ""}}


WITNESS LIST Civil Practices Committee April 7, 2005-1:00P HB 205 For: Abney, Sherrie R. (Self) Cox, Gay G. (Self) Langenbahn, Stacey (Self) Maxwell, Jr., Lawrence R. (Self) Tindall, Harry (Self) Against: Choate, Guy (Texas Trial Lawyers Assn.) Davis, David M. (Texas Association of Defense Council, Inc) On: Fleming, John (State Bar ADR Section) HB 570 Against: Bowling, Bobby (Self and Tropicana Homes, Tropicana Building Corporation, Patriot Mortgage) Dyer, Jay (Texas Association of Builders) Hutchison, Andy (Self and Hutchison Homes) Tonjes, Ray (Self and Texas Association of Builders) On: Fleming, John C. (State Bar ADR Section) HB 2306 For: Annis, M.D., Joseph (Self and Texas Medical Association, Texas Society of Anesthesiologists) Hull, Mike (Texas Alliance for Patient Access) Against: Davis, David M. (Texas Association of Defense Counsel) Harvey, Jay (Texas Trial Lawyers Assn.) Slack, Mike (Self and TTLA, Firm (Slack & Davis)) Ch. 125, CPRC On: Crenshaw, Sandra (Self and Lee G. Bilal) Easterling, Janice M. (Dallas Police Department) Edmondson, Barbara (One Great Bentley Inc.) Kunkle, David M. (City of Dallas Police) Miller, Laura (City of Dallas) Perkins, Thomas (Self and Dallas City Attorney's Office) Richie, Jennifer (City of Dallas City Attorney's Office) Stefani, Steven A. (Budget Suites of America and Bigelow Management, Inc.)


use Search::Elasticsearch;
# Connect to localhost:9200:
my $e = Search::Elasticsearch->new();
# Round-robin between two nodes:
my $e = Search::Elasticsearch->new(
nodes => [
'search1:9200',
'search2:9200'
]
);
# Connect to cluster at search1:9200, sniff all nodes and round-robin between them:
my $e = Search::Elasticsearch->new(
nodes => 'search1:9200',
cxn_pool => 'Sniff'
);
# Index a document:
$e->index(
index => 'my_app',
type => 'blog_post',
id => 1,
body => {
title => 'Elasticsearch clients',
content => 'Interesting content...',
date => '2014-09-24'
}
);
# Get the document:
my $doc = $e->get(
index => 'my_app',
type => 'blog_post',
id => 1
);
# Search:
my $results = $e->search(
index => 'my_app',
body => {
query => {
match => { title => 'elasticsearch' }
}
}
);


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QuantLib: a free/open-source library for quantitative finance
Fully annotated sources - version 1.30
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Student t random number generator. More...
#include <ql/experimental/math/polarstudenttrng.hpp>
Public Types | |
| typedef Sample< Real > | sample_type |
| typedef URNG | urng_type |
Public Member Functions | |
| PolarStudentTRng (Real degFreedom, BigNatural seed=0) | |
| PolarStudentTRng (Real degFreedom, const URNG &urng) | |
| sample_type | next () const |
| returns a sample from a Student-t distribution More... | |
Private Attributes | |
| URNG | uniformGenerator_ |
| Real | degFreedom_ |
Student t random number generator.
Polar transformation based Student T random number generator. See "Polar Generation of Random Variates With the t-Distribution", Ralph W. Bailey, April 1994, in Mathematics of Computation, Vol 62-206 page 779. The one implemented here is a variant of this algorithm from "Random Number Generation and Monte Carlo Methods", Springer, 2003, page 185. Using a uniform RNG on a [-1,1] support, the extra call to the uniform generator (used for the sign of the sample) is avoided.
Class RNG must implement the following interface:
Definition at line 50 of file polarstudenttrng.hpp.
| typedef Sample<Real> sample_type |
Definition at line 52 of file polarstudenttrng.hpp.
| typedef URNG urng_type |
Definition at line 53 of file polarstudenttrng.hpp.
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explicit |
Definition at line 55 of file polarstudenttrng.hpp.
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explicit |
Definition at line 62 of file polarstudenttrng.hpp.
| PolarStudentTRng< URNG >::sample_type next |
returns a sample from a Student-t distribution
Definition at line 78 of file polarstudenttrng.hpp.
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private |
Definition at line 72 of file polarstudenttrng.hpp.
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mutableprivate |
Definition at line 73 of file polarstudenttrng.hpp.


Current Team
{% include "snippets/display_people_header_snippet.html" with member_status="Current Member" %}
{% include "snippets/display_people_snippet.html" with member_status="Current Member" %}
{% endif %}
{% if map_status_to_headers|get_item:"Current Collaborator"|get_item:"headerText"|length > 0 %}
Current Collaborators
{% include "snippets/display_people_header_snippet.html" with member_status="Current Collaborator" %}
{% include "snippets/display_people_snippet.html" with member_status="Current Collaborator" %}
{% endif %}
{% if map_status_to_headers|get_item:"Past Member"|get_item:"headerText"|length > 0 %}
Alumni
{% include "snippets/display_people_header_snippet.html" with member_status="Past Member" %}
{% include "snippets/display_people_snippet.html" with member_status="Past Member" %}
{% endif %}
{% if map_status_to_headers|get_item:"Past Collaborator"|get_item:"headerText"|length > 0 %}
Past Collaborators
{% include "snippets/display_people_header_snippet.html" with member_status="Past Collaborator" %}
{% include "snippets/display_people_snippet.html" with member_status="Past Collaborator" %}
{% endif %}


{% extends 'base.html' %} {% block pagetitle %}Brian R. Bondy - Electronics expected age by tag list{% endblock %} {% block title %} Electronics expected age by tag list{% endblock %} {% block subtitle %}Calculated by using the expected value for the age each answer comes from{% endblock %} {% block main_content %}
This list contains the expected age per tag from the the Electronics site, sorted by expected age.
The list was generated with the Electronics April 2011 data dump on 4/25/2011 10:37:48 PM.
The creator of this list is Brian R. Bondy: Blog, Twitter, StackOverflow.
Please see the following link for other lists.


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Try running it:
```js run let str = “Hello”;
str.test = 5; // (*)
alert(str.test); ```
Depending on whether you have use strict
or not, the result may be: 1. undefined
(no strict mode) 2. An error (strict mode).
Why? Let’s replay what’s happening at line (*)
:
str
is accessed, a “wrapper object” is created.test
property, but after that the “wrapper object” disappears, so in the last line str
has no trace of the property.This example clearly shows that primitives are not objects.
They can’t store additional data.


ip rule
IP routing policy database management.
More information: home page
- Display the routing policy:
ip rule show|list
- Add a new rule based on packet source addresses:
sudo ip rule add from <IP_ADDRESS>/32
- Add a new rule based on packet destination addresses:
sudo ip rule add to <IP_ADDRESS>/32
- Delete a rule based on packet source addresses:
sudo ip rule delete from <IP_ADDRESS>/32
- Delete a rule based on packet destination addresses:
sudo ip rule delete to <IP_ADDRESS>/32
- Flush all deleted rules:
ip rule flush
- Save all rules to a file:
ip rule save > path/to/ip_rules.dat
- Restore all rules from a file:
ip rule restore < path/to/ip_rules.dat


Japanese man overstayed Taiwan visa by 36 years
NIA is preparing to send 82-year-old Hori back to Japan
by Matthew StrongTAIPEI (Taiwan News) – The National Immigration Agency (NIA) is preparing to send a man home to Japan who overstayed his visa by 36 years while living in the Hualien County countryside.
The 82-year-old, surnamed Hori (堀), had been living in a modest dwelling up on a hill in Fuli, in the far south of Hualien County, the Central News Agency reported.
His presence came to light after a resident reported an elderly man had been living in poverty, and local police visited him. They found he had entered Taiwan in 1983 on a tourist visa and had never left or applied for a residency permit.
As he could not speak Chinese, Hori reportedly explained in broken English how he had launched a mining venture which went wrong, and stayed in Taiwan doing odd jobs afterward.
He had even forgotten where in Japan he was from and had lost all contact with his relatives there, according to CNA.
Hori had been unable to find enough money for a flight back, but the NIA was preparing to send him to Japan.


Checks to ensure that a folder exists on the users computer
Folder_Exist_Check(Folder)
This should contain the full file path of the folder
Folder = C:\SerialMacro Folder_Exist_Check(Folder)
The Name of the Folder Variable - the result Variable
Folder := C:\SerialMacro Result := Folder_Exist_Check(Folder)
Result would be C:\SerialMacro - Folder_Exist
if the folder IS on the C Drive
Result would be C:\SerialMacro - Folder_Not_Exist
if the folder was NOT on the C Drive
Uses the AutoHotkey built in function of FileExist()
to determing is the file is on the computer
For more information on the FileExist()
function click on the link (Internet Connection Required) below:
FileExist()


--- layout: default title: "Music To Colour Your Fall" description: The Foothills Philharmonic Orchestra and Chamber Chorus open the concert season by teaming up this October! Featuring the works of Beethoven, Schumann, Whitacre, and more! image: "/images/concerts/2022-fall/music-to-colour-your-fall-banner.jpg" ---
The Foothills Philharmonic Orchestra and Chamber Chorus open the concert season by teaming up this October! Featuring the works of Beethoven, Schumann, Whitacre, and more!
The leaves are turning, the air is getting chilly, and the Foothills Philharmonic is back! For one night only, our Orchestra and Chamber chorus come together in an evening that features the works of Beethoven, Schumann, Whitacre, and more! Whether your autumn puts you in a romantic mood, as with Whitacre's "Five Hebrew Love Songs" or more meditative, like Beethoven's "Elegischer Gesang", we have something for everyone's fall mood as we bring you a night of music that will have you envisioning the leaves crunching underfoot and the warmth of that favourite sweater. Tickets available at the door or online.
Saturday, October 29th, 7:30 pm
Okotoks Alliance Church


Visualize Genbank Files
displaying genbank file of 360kb region of the ecoli genome (AC: FR719195)
Export as PNG (right click Save As)


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No color.
This won't show up on the front of cards.
There is no undo. This will remove this label from all cards and destroy its history.


Pat Wilkins was born and raised in Forks, WA., where salmon fishing and farming is just a natural part of life. A graduate of the University of Washington, Pat opened shop in 2005 after deciding that coding just wasn't for him. 13 years later, Salmon-Cookies are a hit. We invite you to share in the love and enjoy the Wilkin's family recipe.
Pat lives with his wife, Sheryl, in Mercer Island. Sheryl is an investment banker with an international portfolio of ultra-high-net-worth individuals. They have 2 Children, Sam and Will, who won't be able to find jobs as adults.


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The Event Notification App allows you to monitor all activity through your SendGrid account in real-time. Tom goes into detail on how to set this up using the Event Notification App in your account and adding the necessary files to your host server.


| DOSE: |
2 hits |
oral |
DOB |
(blotter / tab) |
So some overdeveloped 14-year-old geek kid is trying to sell me acid while I'm trying to go see my favorite local skapunk band. It dosn't look like acid (kinda yellowish-clear) and I highly doubt that this guy would actually have access to hallucinogenic drugs, but I havn't tripped in a while and that little trip-demon in my guts that wants to believe him cuts him a deal. I pay him ten for two hits- half what he was asking- and promise that if and when I start to feel it I'll pay him the other ten.
I stick em under my tounge and proceed to the show to beat people up for the next two hours. I lost track of the little yellow thingies- I guess they dissolved. The only other related event in this time period was when some bald guy who had so many rings in his nose that it was, like, wieghed down, asked me if I bought anything from the aforementioned kid. Sketched out that he might work there and kick me out if I respond in the afirmative, my tounge gets fuzzy and I stare at him stupidly. He repeats the question with frustration: 'DID YOU BUY HALLUCINOGENIC DRUGS?' I respond honestly: 'I don't know.' He kind of chuckles, and goes 'Wasn't acid. Was DOB.' 'Date of birth what?' By this time he had walked away. Regardless of it's name, I had taken it two hours ago and still felt nothing. I considered it another dud and forgot about it's existence for a little while.
It was at this particular event that I met some very bouncy, amusing brother-and-sister speedfreak-like kids who would later play a huge role in my life that I will not detail because it is insignifigant to this report. Anyway, I found myself without a place to go after the show, so I asked if I could crash at their house. They excitedly agreed and so we embarked on our journey walking from uptown New Orleans, through the central business district, through the French Quarter, through the Bywater, to their house in the Lower 9th ward- a distance of maybe 3 or 4 miles.
It was about 40 minutes into this walk that I started thinking I was crazy. I did not tell my new friends this- I didn't know how to express it. I did not at the time associate this insanity with the drugs I had taken about three hours earlier,so it was rather unerving. I stopped talking and just listened to them talk- which they fortunatly did a lot of. I found myself being very empathetic, feeling that through their stories of random instances in their lives I could very well understand these people I had just met. They frightened tourists and introduced me to gutterpunks and led me through areas I was at the time quite unfamiliar with. We stopped sometimes to rest and pee on sidewalks. I jumped at shadows and was very, very nervous. Too-dimentional tags of cats and robots popped off walls and looked at me. Still didn't remember about the DOB.
Around that quiet time of night right after night had uncerimoniously changed into morning, we entered the Bywater. There were no cars in the street at all, so we sprawled under a streetlamp in front of a warehouse. I was just thinking how pretty the bright orange light was against the inky black sky when the streetlight started to bleed. Yup.  I realised that that was where all light comes from, the blood of lightbulbs. I related this to my companions, who looked at me strangely and told me that the lamp appeared unharmed. It finally occured to me that this was illogical, and THEN I remembered about the DOB. I related this to them too, and they giggled and led me the rest of the way to their house.
I breathed a little sigh of relief, chalking it up to the drugs, but I was still quite uneasy. The bridge across the industrial canal into the lower 9th is raised up vertically so ships can pass, and then lowered again for automotive and pedestrian acess. It was up when we got there, and I watched the pretty boats go by on the pretty water in a daze. Then the bridge started to fall on me, or so it seemed, as my depth perception was shot to hell. I ran quite a ways away before my companions could coax me back and show me that the bridge came down perfectly at my feet. I was frightened and amazed.
Upon getting to the house, they busted out comic books and pictorial memoirs of the vietnam war. There were pictues of rotting corpses and screaming vietnamese people running down dirt roads covered in flaming napalm. I was horrified. I looked instead at the violent comic books, of the Johnny the Homicidal Manic variety, and though they depicted even more violent and atrocious things, I fully understood that they were cartoons, and that made them toloerable and even cute.
Upon trying to go to bed, I found that the dead vietnamese people were watching me. They were sitting in every corner of the dark room, beckoning me into the void. Really. They were long and blue and bubbly and had huge gaping mouths and were half-formed out of shadows. I was unable to scream or talk or even move. I just sat there, blanket pulled up to my eyes, shivering violently from the incredable cold they generated.
I knew I was going to die that night. It was one of the saddest things I've ever experienced. I knew the DOB was poisonous, or these Vietnamese people would do me in somehow, didn't matter, somehow I was going to die.  It kept me awake with evil, unholy thoughts, like spiney tentacles wrapping around my brain and tightening every time I tried to break free. I don't know when I stopped crying and convulsing, but somehow I did, in fact, fall asleep. I woke up mid morning the next day, saw the sun coming through the window, and realised I was alive and fine and sober. I ate an entire loaf of bread and it was the most beautiful day of my life.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


This SRFI proposes a social convention to allow programmers to easily create short, simple Scheme symbols which are guaranteed to be universally unique: No other programmer also following this SRFI will accidentally create a symbol eq? to yours.
Universally unique symbols are useful to identify standards, languages, libraries, types, classes, and other resources.


TABLE OF INTERACTIONS WITH
GLUCOCORTICOIDS (EXCEPT HYDROCORTISONE)
From the French ANSM drug interactions document of September 2016, p. 104
GLUCOCORTICOIDS (EXCEPT HYDROCORTISONE) CLASS CODE: A0-H0-001 |
ACETYLSALICYLIC ACID RxNorm: 1191 ATC: A01AD05 B01AC06 N02BA01 |
Increase of the risk of hemorrhage |
Not recommended with: -anti-inflammatory doses of acetylsalicylic acid (>=1gr per dose and/or >=3 gr per day) Take into account with: -analgesic or antipyretic doses (>=500 mg per dose and/or <3gr per day) |
GLUCOCORTICOIDS (EXCEPT HYDROCORTISONE) CLASS CODE: A0-H0-001 |
ORAL ANTICOAGULANTS CLASS CODE: B01A-001 |
Glucocorticoids (general and rectal routes): possible impact of the corticotherapy on the metabolism of the Vitamin K antagonist and on that of the factors of coagulation. Risk of hemorrhage specific to the corticotherapy (digestive mucosa, vascular fragility) in large doses or in treatment prolonged beyond 10 days. |
Precaution for use When administering substances from these groups together is justified, strengthen monitoring: if the situation requires, with the vitamin K antagonists, biological testing on the 8th day, then every two weeks after that during the corticotherapy and after it is stopped. |
GLUCOCORTICOIDS (EXCEPT HYDROCORTISONE) CLASS CODE: A0-H0-001 |
ANTICONVULSANT ENZYMATIC INDUCERS CLASS CODE: N03A-001 |
Decrease of the plasma concentrations and of the effectiveness of the corticoids due to increase of their hepatic metabolism by the inducer: the consequences are particularly great with patients who have Addison’s disease treated with hydrocortisone and in cases of organ transplants |
Precaution for use Clinical and biological monitoring; adjustment of the dosage of the corticoids during the treatment with the inducer and after it is stopped. |
GLUCOCORTICOIDS (EXCEPT HYDROCORTISONE) CLASS CODE: A0-H0-001 |
NON STEROIDAL ANTI-INFLAMMATORY DRUGS CLASS CODE: M01A-002 |
Increase of the risk of ulceration and of gastrointestinal hemorrhage |
Take into account |
GLUCOCORTICOIDS (EXCEPT HYDROCORTISONE) CLASS CODE: A0-H0-001 |
NON-DEPOLARIZING CURARES CLASS CODE: M03A-002 |
With the glucocorticoids by IV route: risk of severe myopathy, reversible after a possibly long period (several months). |
Take into account |
GLUCOCORTICOIDS (EXCEPT HYDROCORTISONE) CLASS CODE: A0-H0-001 |
FLUOROQUINOLONES CLASS CODE: J01MA-001 |
Possible increase of the risk of tendinitis, even of rupture of the tendon (exceptional), particularly in patients receiving corticotherapy for a prolonged period |
Take into account |
GLUCOCORTICOIDS (EXCEPT HYDROCORTISONE) CLASS CODE: A0-H0-001 |
ISONIAZID RxNorm: 6038 ATC: J04AC01 |
Described for prednisolone. Decrease of the plasma concentrations of the isoniazid. Mechanism proposed: increase of the hepatic metabolism of the isoniazid and decrease of that of the glucocorticoides |
Precaution for use Clinical and biological monitoring. |
GLUCOCORTICOIDS (EXCEPT HYDROCORTISONE) CLASS CODE: A0-H0-001 |
RIFAMPICIN RxNorm: 9384 ATC: J04AB02 |
Decrease of the plasma concentrations and of the effectiveness of the corticoids due to increase of their hepatic metabolism by the rifampicin; the consequences are particularly great in patients with Addisons disease treated with hydrocortisone and in cases of transplants |
Precaution for use Clinical and biological monitoring; adjustment of the dosage of the corticoids during the treatment with the rifampicin and after it is stopped. |
GLUCOCORTICOIDS (EXCEPT HYDROCORTISONE) CLASS CODE: A0-H0-001 |
ATTENUATED LIVE VIRUS VACCINES CLASS CODE: J07B-001 |
With the exception of inhaled and local routes, and for doses greater than 10mg/day of prednisone-equivalent (or > 2mg/kg/day for a child or > 20mg/day for a child weighing more than 10 kg) during more than two weeks and for the "bolus" of corticoids: risk of possibly fatal general vaccine disease. |
CONTRAINDICATION And during the 3 months following the end of the therapy with the corticoid. |


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Learning Struggles and My Action Plan
June 28, 2015
My time with Phase 0 so far has been good. I'm picking up the material pretty well and not getting too caught up with problems.
This post will cover my learning styles and see if I can pinpoint where to improve with it. My learning style is split between two Gregorc thinking styles: abstract sequential and abstract random. Abstract Random Thinkers organize information through reflection, and thrive in unstructured, people-oriented environments. Abstract Sequential Thinkers love the world of theory and abstract thought.
If I were to pinpoint my biggest struggle, it'd be staying focused reading texts and documentation. It just seems pretty dull. Mixing it with exercises helped though.
To counteract this, I've tried timeblocking with varying results. I've isolated myself with a timer at the library and that seemed to help though sometimes I can get distracted. I will try some more blocking intervals to see if they work better.
The other conversation I want to cover is Growth Mindset vs Fixed Mindset. While I feel I have a strong Growth Mindset, I can improve in a few areas. Specifically, I want to focus on persisting in the face of setbacks. If I struggle with a concept and don't find a solution within and hour, I get discouraged. Retraining my mind to think I can always come back tomorrow and look at topics in a fresh light will be key to developing this mindset's aspect.


The general analysis confirms WHO idea that “Family Planning” and “Birth Control” are the most relevant articles. While the total number of edits is very different for these two articles, analysing the temporal evolution of normalized data it is possible to identify some peaks. Both the articles, in different times, saw a first increase of edits, followed by a period with few edits. These peaks identify the creation of the first article core. It happened in 2006 for Birth Control and in 2008 for Family Planning. There are then some few peaks, and a major revision of the article in 2012 both for family planning and for Birth control.
On Wikipedia it is possible to define four main edits categories: minor, normal, vandalism and revert.
are flagged by the editors and are small corrections like misspelling, typos, accents, dead URLs removal, or template updates.
are meant to enrich the article.
are edits against Wikipedia policies. They can be made in good faith (e.g. removing part of the article by accident) but more frequently they are intentional, meant to vandalize the article adding false facts, obscenities or partisan information trying to promote a particular view on the topic.
are meant to restore a previous version of the article. Most of them are performed after a vandalism, to recover the article: the number of edits is indeed near to the vandalism one.
However sometimes users use reverts to disadvantages another point of view, acting as vandals. When this happens it is possible to see a series of reverts, these are called “edit wars”. In this case we count only the last edit as revert (the one bringing to article stability) and counting as vandalisms all the previous.
However sometimes users use reverts to disadvantages another point of view, acting as vandals. When this happens it is possible to see a series of reverts, these are called “edit wars”. In this case we count only the last edit as revert (the one bringing to article stability) and counting as vandalisms all the previous.


--- title: Core keywords: fastai sidebar: home_sidebar summary: "Core implements the specialized classes Query and Ingest into Azure Data Explorer." description: "Core implements the specialized classes Query and Ingest into Azure Data Explorer." nb_path: "notebooks\00_core.ipynb" ---
import os
import pandas as pd
from azure.kusto.data.helpers import dataframe_from_result_table
from azure.kusto.data import KustoClient, KustoConnectionStringBuilder, ClientRequestProperties
assert 1 + 1 == 2
x = False
for key, value in os.environ.items():
if "93914042815591128188" in value:
x = True
print(key, value)
assert x
assert os.environ["my_secret"] == "93914042815591128188"
#result = query.query("StormEvents | take 10")


Skills: HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, React, Redux, Webpack, Npm/Yarn, jQuery, Node, MySQL, MongoDB, JSON, Exspress.js, AJAX, UI/UX, Materialize, Firebase, MongoDB, Git, Chrome DEV tools, Visual Studio, SEO, Public Speaking, Networking, Project Management, Customer Service, Sales and Marketing.
I'm currently a student at University of Kansas coding Boot Camp Full Stack Developer program. I'm interested in User Experience Design, User Interface Design, Front End Development, Deep Learning, Real-Time Databases and Website Development. I'm looking for web developer position this spring.
Being social is my favorite thing to do. My ideal weekend is getting together with all old friends and networking with new people, I like to attend meetups regularly to increase my network. I am also into fitness, having a good workout schedule is good for the body and mind. It’s a good way to destress after a long day’s work.
Programming isn’t about what you know; it’s about what you can figure out. — Chris Pine
Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>A train schedule application that incorporates Firebase to host arrival and departure data. This app retrieves and manipulates this information with Moment.js. This website will provide up-to-date information about various trains, namely their arrival times and how many minutes remain until they arrive at their station.
A triva game that foucus on topics in the caribbean. This is an webpage that I really tried to showcase my CSS skills. Other technologys use where Javascript and jquery.
On this website, you can search upcoming shows by location and date. Your search will return results for the next 2 weeks from the date selected. Upon clicking an artist name, the html will show a link to buy tickets to the event, the date of the show, th venue, and a thumbnail that's linked to a YouTube video from each artist so you can get acquainted with that artist's music. For this project, we used the TicketMaster API, Google Maps API, and YouTube API. We also utilized Materialize for CSS and minor Javascript visuals.
This FriendFinder app surveys the user for personality using 10 questions, then provides the user with a match with the closest answers to theirs from all the saved user inputs. Languages used: HTML, CSS, Javascript, Node.js, Express.js
This app is a memory game build with React. This project was fun yet challenging, break up UI components, manage component state, and respond to user events. The objective of the game is to click every picture at least once to win but every time you click a picture it shuffles the picture array so you have to use some memory. If you click every picture only once you win!!
This FriendFinder app surveys the user for personality using 10 questions, then provides the user with a match with the closest answers to theirs from all the saved user inputs. Languages used: HTML, CSS, Javascript, Node.js, Express.js


Week 4 Meal Prep
This week I decided I would take on making a coconut curry lentil stew with cilantro white rice for dinner
and chicken curry salad for lunch (because you can never have enough curry!). In addition, because 'tis the
season, I also made pumpkin-spiced bread rolls.
Coconut Curry Lentils
For the coconut curry lentils, you'll need two onions (one red, one white), 2 cloves of fresh garlic, 2 cups of lentils, 1 sweet potato, 4 carrots, 3 tbsp curry powder, .5 tsp of ground cloves, 6 roma tomatoes, 1 15oz can tomato sauce (I get Trader Joe's fire roasted with green chiles), 3 cups of vegetable broth (I used three cubes), 1 can coconut milk, 3 cups [dry] white rice (6 cups cooked), and green onion/cilantro to taste
Dice all the ingredients before beginning.
Get out a big pot: sautee the garlic, white onion, and carrots for about 3 minutes. Add the diced roma tomatoes, sweet potato. Cook for another 3-5 minutes. Then add the canned tomato, spices, broth (or broth cubes), and lentils [this should be all the ingredients except for coconut milk, red onion, and green onion/cilantro]. Let this simmer and cook for 1-2 hours. In the meantime, cook the rice to make about 6 cups of white rice. Once the lentils have stewed until soft, add the coconut milk and stir until thickened. Serve 1.5 cups of lentils over 1 cup of white rice, topped with your preference of toppings.
Chicken Curry Salad
For the chicken curry salad, you'll need 4 tbsp mayonnaise, 4 tbsp plain yogurt, .5 lemon, 1 tbsp honey, 1 tsp curry powder, salt/pepper to taste, 2 pounds chicken (uncooked), 4 stalks celery, .5 cup raisins, 1 red onion, 1 apple, and green onion to taste.
Cook the chicken according to your personal preference. While the chicken is cooking, dice the other ingredients. Squeeze the juice of 1/4th lemon over the diced apple (this helps prevent browning). Then mix the liquid ingredients together to create a sauce.
Once the chicken is cooked and cooled, mix all the ingredients together and serve with chips.
Pumpkin Rolls
This one was more of a wild card but ended up suprisingly delicious. You'll need two eggs, .5 cup pureed pumpkin, 1 packet active dry yeast, 3 cups of flour, 4 tbsp white sugar, 2 tbsp margarine, and a pinch of salt (plus spices i.e. cinnamon, nutmeg, all spice- to taste). I also ended up adding 3 tbsp of Trader Joe's pumpkin spiced cream cheese (not pictured).
I dissolved 1 packet yeast in .5 cup of warm water, with 1 tbsp sugar.
I melted 2 tbsp butter and 3 tbsp Trader Joes pumpkin spice cream cheese together, then added this to the yeast along with 3 tbsp more sugar as well as 2 eggs. Lastly, I added .5 cups of pureed pumpkin (non-spiced). I mixed these together and added cinnamon/nutmeg/sugar to taste. To finish up, I added a pinch of salt and slowly kneaded 3 cups of flour into the mixture, until it was soft but did not stick to my hands or the surface.
I let this rest for 1 hour before pulling it apart into little balls, sprinkling with cinnamon, sugar, and nutmeg, then baking at 350 degrees for 20 minutes.
They are delicious!


Ok, ladies and gentlemen, today we shall learn about classes, ruby classes that is. And to properly demonstrate such wonders, we shall be using a bird model - that is a code model of a bird nest. And to keep things extra interesting, these birds shall be parrots - because I like parrots.
However, before we can get specific about parrots, we need to describe a basic bird first. So...(feel free to copy and paste the code below into your own code editor and work with me).
#This is our bird class, which will describe what a bird is and what it does (in Ruby, at least). class Bird #Of course, a bird has to have certain qualities, like color, call, habitat, flying or non-flying, and favorite food. Each type of bird might be different in this respect, so we'll make instance variables for these qualities - to make sure all birds we create have them, but to allow each bird to be different. We will create them all in the first - initial - method to make sure they have them. However, we will only require three mandatory things about birds to begin with- its habitat, its favorite food, and its call. When you create a bird, at least these things have to be specified. def initialize(habitat, fav_food, bird_call) #Habitat we are given as an argument, so that's easy. @habitat = habitat #Same with favorite food. @fav_food = fav_food #Flying is important, so we will ask the creator about these things. puts "Does this bird fly? True or false?" answer = gets.chomp if answer == "true" || "True" || "yes" || "T" @fly = true else @fly = false end #We'll hold off on color for now, so long as we know they have one. @color = nil @bird_call = bird_call end #Now, we should let the poor birds be able to do something, so lets create methods for flying and eating. def eat(food) #Birds can be picky though, so let's make sure that the food present is something it likes to eat. if food == @fav_food puts "#{bird_call.capitalize} #{bird_call.capitalize} chomp chomp." else puts "Nope. Won't eat that." end end def fly #Of course, if a bird is going to fly, it has to be able to fly. I mean, penguins don't fly. So we better check that too. if @fly == true puts "We have lift off!" else puts "This bird doesn't fly. Don't be mean about it. It's sensitive." end end #Now that we have a bird class with instance variable and methods, every bird we create will have these qualities (instance variables) and behaviors (methods). end # So, let's make a bird! Rio = Bird.new("rainforest", "bugs", "CHIRP!") Rio.fly Rio.eat("Seeds") Rio.eat("bugs") #Now, if you run this program as is, there is a problem with line 30: I forgot to make bird_call an instance variable. Instance variables are available to all methods in the class, but a local variable (and an undefined one at that) is not. So, we have to fix that. Add the @ sign to bird_call and rerun. See what happens. #Now, let's say we want to be a bit more specific about our bird situation. Rio isn't just a bird - he's a parrot. So, let's make a sub-class of bird called parrot. It will have all the cool qualities and behaviors of other birds, but it will also have specific cool stuff just about itself. class Parrot < Bird #So, we have a bit of a conundrum here. We want to use the same initialize method as other birds, because well parrots ARE birds and we want them to have the same qualities, BUT, we also want to make sure that parrots get to have cool colors. So, we are going to make a special case for parrots. The @color instance variable exists for all birds, but for parrots, we'll let it be changeable. attr_accessor :color #Now, we can access the parrots color and make sure he looks awesome. But first, let's make sure he gets to have a nest too. def nest puts "Building a nest...." sleep(1) puts "Gathering materials..." sleep(1) puts "Voila! We're nesting!" end end #Ok, now let's make Rio a parrot. First, we have to comment out Rio as just a bird, because obviously there can be only one Rio! Rio = Parrot.new("rainforest", "bugs", "CHIRP!") #And give him a color. Rio.color = "Blue-green." #And let's see his color... puts Rio.color #And just test to make sure he's still a bird. Rio.fly Rio.eat("Seeds") Rio.eat("bugs") #And make sure he can nest... Rio.nest
Excellent. And now, hopefully you understand that classes are super cool. We can describe anything we want with our code. We can create as many instances of that class as we want, and they will all have the same qualities, but uniquely their own, and the same behaviors, but modifiable. The only sad thing is that Rio himself cannot have babies - a class instance cannot create another instance. However, we could get around that by making Rio his own class...but no no, that's mad science.


Tables
The purpose of this assignment is to familiarize students in making tables (simple grids, calenders, schedules), and to learn how to use the "rowspan" attribute and the "colspan" attribute.
This website will contain projects completed for the Web Design part of Computer Science 1
The purpose of this assignment is to familiarize students in making tables (simple grids, calenders, schedules), and to learn how to use the "rowspan" attribute and the "colspan" attribute.


ICT Baseline Test: Contrast (TTv5 13.C) - Text 12px and smaller.
Test Case Type:
Apply accessibility rules against this page and interpret results as indicated in the Interpreting Test Results section below.
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TEXT
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TEXT
The ICT Testing Baseline interprets Scenario 1 as a failure for the Contrast baseline test. Scenario 2 passes. The degree to which test results with an alternative rule agrees with these results is the degree to which that rule aligns with the baseline.
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CSPICE_DAFGDA reads the double precision data bounded by two addresses
within a DAF.
Given:
handle file handle referring to a DAF.
[1,1] = size(handle); int32 = class(handle)
baddr,
eaddr initial and final addresses of a contiguous set of double
precision numbers within a DAF. Presumably, these make up
all or part of a particular array.
Note that DAF addresses begin at 1 as in the
FORTRAN version of the SPICE Toolkit.
[1,1] = size(baddr); int32 = class(baddr)
[1,1] = size(eaddr); int32 = class(eaddr)
the call:
data = cspice_dafgda( handle, baddr, eaddr )
returns:
data are the double precision data contained between
the specified addresses within the specified file.
'data' has length = end - begin + 1.
[1,length] = size(data); double = class(data)
Any numerical results shown for this example may differ between
platforms as the results depend on the SPICE kernels used as input
and the machine specific arithmetic implementation.
%
% Open the type 8 SPK "gda.bsp" for read access then read the
% data from the first segment. The segment contains 100
% 6 element records plus four additional elements.
%
handle = cspice_dafopr( 'gda.bsp');
%
% Begin a forward search; find the first segment; read the
% segment summary.
%
cspice_dafbfs( handle )
found = cspice_daffna;
[dc, ic] = cspice_dafgs( 2, 6 );
%
% Retrieve the data begin and end addresses.
%
baddr = ic(5);
eaddr = ic(6);
fprintf( 'Beginning address : %d\n', baddr )
fprintf( 'Ending address : %d\n', eaddr )
fprintf( 'Number of data elements : %d\n', eaddr - baddr + 1 )
%
% Extract all data bounded by the begin and end addresses.
%
data = cspice_dafgda( handle, baddr, eaddr );
%
% Check 'data'. It should show an array of 604 doubles (4 + 6 * 100).
%
fprintf( 'Size of data array : ' )
fprintf( '%d ', size(data) )
fprintf('\n\n')
%
% Check the data. Each set of 6 element records should possess the
% property:
%
% record(6) = record(6) + 1000.
% i i-1
%
fprintf( ' %7.2f ', data(1:6) )
fprintf('\n')
fprintf( ' %6.2f ', data(7:12) )
fprintf('\n')
%
% SAFELY close the file
%
cspice_dafcls(handle)
Matlab outputs:
Beginning address : 385
Ending address : 988
Number of data elements : 604
Size of data array : 1 604
0.00 1.00 2.00 3.00 4.00 5.00
1000.00 1001.00 1002.00 1003.00 1004.00 1005.00
cspice_dafgda returned 604 double precision data values between DAF
addresses 385 and 988. The second 6-vector shows the property of 1000
more than the previous set, as expected.
The principal reason that DAFs are so easy to use is that
the data in each DAF are considered to be one long contiguous
set of double precision numbers. You can grab data from anywhere
within a DAF without knowing (or caring) about the physical
records in which they are stored.
For important details concerning this module's function, please refer to
the CSPICE routine dafgda_c.
MICE.REQ
DAF.REQ
-Mice Version 1.0.0, 17-JUL-2012, EDW (JPL)
read data from DAF address
|


Suppose that
are arbitrary general coordinates except
that is the usual toroidal angle in cylindrical coordinates. Then
is perpendicular to both
and
. Using this, Eq. (152) is simplified to
|
(166) |
Similarly, Eq. (165) is simplified to
|
(167) |
[Note that the matrix in Eqs. (166) and (167) should be
the inverse of each other. The product of the two matrix,
|
(168) |
can be calculated to give
where
By using the definition of the Jacobian in Eq. (105), it is easy to
verify that , i.e.,
|
(169) |
]
yj
2018-03-09


Interface design for humans - Part 2
Did you know that colours play a very important role in the way a living being perceives information? Colours are not just a topic in fine-arts but they are a science in itself. Don’t worry, I am not going to get into the physics of a prism converting the white light into rainbow colours. But if you are interested in it, please read https://www.physicsclassroom.com/class/refrn/Lesson-4/Dispersion-of-Light-by-Prisms in your spare time. It is really interesting. Anyways, coming back to the topic of colours. Colours are so important when it comes to delivering information that just changing the hue or saturation value of a colour, can invoke a completely different feeling. If you are thinking how can such a petty thing as a colour make a big difference, ask yourself - why does the colour white represent peace or surrender?
A specific colour in one culture can mean something completely different in another culture. For example, in general, the solid colour red (Hex value: FF0000, RGB value: 255,0,0) represents fire, violence, warfare, love and passion. But, the same colour represents prosperity and happiness in China. In some countries, the colour red is worn by brides on their wedding days while in South Africa, the colour red represents mourning. In the ‘western’ countries, the colour red represents luxury and elegance - do you remember the ‘red’ carpet?
I know, I know, you might be thinking why is this guy so obsessed with colours? It is because the colour you choose in your user interfaces rises different emotions and feelings in the audience. In fact - and I apologise once again for referring to the colour red - it is found that the colour red raises blood pressure and respiration rate and also increases human metabolism (http://csef.usc.edu/History/2003/Projects/S0317.pdf ).
Check out these interesting articles about colours:
- https://strategicfactory.com/about-us/blog/the-psychology-of-color-how-coca-cola-captured-hearts-around-the-world.html
- https://www.verywellmind.com/the-color-psychology-of-blue-2795815
- https://www.smashingmagazine.com/2010/01/color-theory-for-designers-part-1-the-meaning-of-color/
Now, coming to the fun part. One tool that I have been constantly using to decide colours and shades for all my projects is https://coolors.co/generate . This is a free and cool tool to generate colour combinations. You can lock some colours and move them around to see how they match with other colours. There are many contributors to this tool who have already generated some awesome colour combinations. You can simply use them if you’d like to save time.
Now, something different from this topic. I know many of you are using WordPress.org for building your website. That’s completely fine. The major drawback of using that platform are the limitations related to designing components and the code structure. In that case, I recommend using a builder. Check out this blog to explore the best options out there: https://www.wpbeginner.com/beginners-guide/best-drag-and-drop-page-builders-for-wordpress/
I personally recommend Divi (paid) and Elementor (free + paid) from this list. All these builders also allow you to put custom code. Therefore, making your job quick as well as letting you customise certain aspects of your design.
If you are already using any of these, please feel free to post your views here. I would love to know your views on the colour theory.


What you can do with CSHP?
Nest elements
PHP:
$cshp->rule("ul", [
"list-style-type" => "none",
"li" => [
"border-bottom": "1px solid #CCC"
]
]);
CSS:
ul {
list-style-type: none,
}
ul li {
border-bottom: 1px solid #CCC;
}
Nest properties
PHP:
$cshp->rule("body", [
"color" => "#333",
"%font" => [
"family" => "Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif",
"size" => "16px"
]
]);
CSS:
body {
color: #333;
font-family: Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif;
font-size: 16px;
}
Nest pseudo-classes
PHP:
$cshp->rule("a", [
"td:n",
"&hover" => [ "color" => "green" ]
]);
CSS:
a {
text-decoration: none;
}
a:hover {
color: green;
}
Emmet Snippets
PHP:
$cshp->rule("a", [
"td:n",
"fw:b,
"ff:a"
]);
CSS:
a {
text-decoration: none;
font-weight: bold;
font-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;
}
Mixins
PHP:
$cshp->mixin("bdRadius", ["radius"], [
"border-radius" => "{{radius}}"
]
);
$cshp->rule(".box", [
"width" => "300px",
"@bdRadius" => ["15px"]
]);
CSS:
.box {
width: 300px;
border-radius: 15px;
}
Extends
PHP:
$cshp->mixin("center", [
"margin" => "0 auto"
]
);
$cshp->rule(".mainContent", [
"width" => "960px",
"@center"
]);
CSS:
.mainContent {
width: 960px;
margin: 0 auto;
}
And of course use the PHP features in yout advantage (database integration maybe?)
The compilation
You can compile your CSS code in two ways:
Direct in the PHP script
$cshp->compile();
And call the PHP file in the link tag:
<link rel="stylesheet" href="style/main.php">
This ways you can use more dynamical data in the back-end.
Or compile a CSS file
$cshp->compile("folder", "fileName.css");
Providing a folder and a file name (optional) the output CSS will be in a common CSS file
Minify
When you instance the CSHP object you can include the "compress" option, so the output CSS will be compressed:
$cshp = new Cshp(["compress, snippets"]);


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Notifications¶
Info¶
A notification is a destination to send an alarm; it can be a variety of different types, and will evolve over time.
For instance, with a webhook type notification, Cloud Monitoring posts JSON formatted data to a user-specified URL on an alert condition (Check goes from OK -> CRITICAL and so on).
Setup¶
$id = 'ntAAAA';
$notification = $service->getNotification($id);
Attributes¶
| Name | Description | Data type | Method |
|---|---|---|---|
| details | A hash of notification specific details based on the notification type. | Array | getDetails() |
| label | Friendly name for the notification. | String (1..255 chars) | getLabel() |
| type | The notification type to send. | String. Either webhook, email, or pagerduty | getType() |
Test parameters¶
$params = array(
'label' => 'My webhook #1',
'type' => 'webhook',
'details' => array(
'url' => 'http://example.com'
)
);
// Test it
$response = $notification->testParams($params);
if ($response->status == 'Success') {
echo $response->message;
}
Create Notification¶
$notification->create($params);
Test existing notification¶
$response = $notification->testExisting(true);
echo $response->debug_info;
List Notifications¶
$notifications = $service->getNotifications();
foreach ($notifications as $notification) {
echo $notification->getId();
}
Update and delete Notifications¶
// Update
$notification->update(array(
'label' => 'New notification label'
));
// Delete
$notification->delete();
Notification types¶
Info¶
Pretty self-explanatory. Rackspace Cloud Monitoring currently supports the following notification types:
Webhook¶
Industry-standard web hooks, where JSON is posted to a configurable URL. It has these attributes:
| Name | Description | Data type |
|---|---|---|
| address | Email address to send notifications to | Valid email |
Email¶
Email alerts where the message is delivered to a specified address. It has these attributes:
| Name | Description | Data type |
|---|---|---|
| url | An HTTP or HTTPS URL to POST to | Valid URL |
Setup¶
If you’ve already set up a main Notification object, and want to access functionality for this Notification’s particular Notification Type, you can access its property:
$type = $notification->getNotificationType();
Alternatively, you can retrieve an independent resource using the ID:
$typeId = 'pagerduty';
$type = $service->getNotificationType($typeId);
List all possible notification types¶
$types = $service->getNotificationTypes();
foreach ($types as $type) {
echo sprintf('%s %s', $type->getName(), $type->getDescription());
}
Notification plans¶
Info¶
A notification plan contains a set of notification actions that Rackspace Cloud Monitoring executes when triggered by an alarm. Rackspace Cloud Monitoring currently supports webhook and email notifications.
Each notification state can contain multiple notification actions. For example, you can create a notification plan that hits a webhook/email to notify your operations team if a warning occurs. However, if the warning escalates to an Error, the notification plan could be configured to hit a different webhook/email that triggers both email and SMS messages to the operations team. The notification plan supports the following states:
- Critical
- Warning
- OK
A notification plan, npTechnicalContactsEmail, is provided by default which will email all of the technical contacts on file for an account whenever there is a state change.
Setup¶
$planId = 'npAAAA';
$plan = $service->getNotificationPlan();
Attributes¶
| Name | Description | Required? | Data type | Method |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| label | Friendly name for the notification plan. | Required | String (1..255 chars) | getLabel() |
| critical_state | The notification list to send to when the state is CRITICAL. | Optional | Array | getCriticalState() |
| ok_state | The notification list to send to when the state is OK. | Optional | Array | getOkState() |
| warning_state | The notification list to send to when the state is WARNING. | Optional | Array | getWarningState() |
Create Notification Plan¶
$plan->create(array(
'label' => 'New Notification Plan',
'critical_state' => array('ntAAAA'),
'ok_state' => array('ntBBBB'),
'warning_state' => array('ntCCCC')
));
Update and delete Notification Plan¶
// Update
$plan->update(array(
'label' => 'New label for my plan'
));
// Delete
$plan->delete();
Alarm Notification History¶
Info¶
The monitoring service keeps a record of notifications sent for each alarm. This history is further subdivided by the check on which the notification occurred. Every attempt to send a notification is recorded, making this history a valuable tool in diagnosing issues with unreceived notifications, in addition to offering a means of viewing the history of an alarm’s statuses.
Alarm notification history is accessible as a Time Series Collection. By default alarm notification history is stored for 30 days and the API queries the last 7 days of information.
Setup¶
Notification History is a sub-resource of an Alarm. For more information about working with Alarms, please consult the relevant documentation.
Discover which Checks have a Notification History¶
This operation list checks for which alarm notification history is available:
$checks = $alarm->getRecordedChecks();
List Alarm Notification History for a particular Check¶
$checkHistory = $alarm->getNotificationHistoryForCheck('chAAAA');
Get a particular Notification History item¶
$checkId = 'chAAAA';
$itemUuid = '646ac7b0-0b34-11e1-a0a1-0ff89fa2fa26';
$singleItem = $history->getNotificationHistoryItem($checkId, $itemUuid);