Mushrooms (P. cubensis) & Cannabis
I had been curious about taking mushrooms for some time now. So, I decided to put in an order when I discovered a friend could get some good psilocybe cubensis for a rather good price. I heavily researched the 'Flesh of the Gods' for about 2 weeks before my experience.
Friday was the day I had decided to do it, and a few of my friends decided they wanted in also. We were all first-timers, except for one friend who had tripped twice before. We had approximately half an ounce of mushrooms, but I didn't plan on taking my entire share (which would have been over 5 grams). We ate a light meal around 5:30, and by 6pm we decided it was time to start tripping. I had read the taste was bad, and that sure was the truth. The closest thing I can think of what they taste like would be peanut shells.
Now it was time to play the waiting game.  I know a lot of people who have had bad trips on mushrooms, so I was a little nervous at first. I knew I had been preparing my mind all week, but was I ready? Was I strong enough? I started to feel a little funny about 20 minutes into it. At about 45 minutes a friend and I walked up to the local mini-mart to buy some things. We both had an indescribable feeling throughout our body. It was as if we were perfectly normal, except I could see my body behaving differently.
As soon as I entered the mini-mart it hit me. I stood still for a minute, and was completely overwhelmed. This feeling is also hard to explain, but for some reason I felt I should not be in that place with all the bright lights and colorful packaging. It subsided for a minute, and I looked at my friend. He also felt it. We did our business and left quickly.
It was good to be back out in the fresh air, and we quickly made our way back to the residence halls. I sat back down in my friendís room, but I was very uncomfortable. I had an excellent body high, but I felt like I needed something. I needed to move. We all got up and decided to go for a walk, everyone was feeling it now. As we left, I saw my RA (Residence Advisor) walking towards us. This is my only regret of the evening. I thought my friends decided to exit the building through the basement, so I basically took of running and bolted down the stairs. After I realized my friends weren't behind me, I walked around the front of the building, giggling uncontrollably to myself, to find my RA and another RA sitting on a bench outside. One friend came out, trying to figure out what I was doing, but I was at a loss. I was laughing pretty hard now, and I needed to get back inside before I really lost it.
Somehow I managed to calm down and we went back inside in search of the rest of our party.  All of a sudden, two people entered the room: a guy and a girl. This was too much for me, and as I looked around the room at my shrooming friends I could tell they were beginning to lose it also. We bailed and went outside to find two friends who knew something was up. We told them we were doing shrooms, and to our surprise they wanted to try it.
I would never try a drug without researching it, or having some sort of understanding as to what I am about to jump into, but that is a personal opinion and I cannot hold it to others. So, we fed them a fair amount of shrooms. At this point in time, a dosage weight guess would probably be far off from actuality.
Here is where my story begins to get a little fuzzy, and I will try to keep it short from this point on. For the most part, I had lost complete concept of time. We all went to another residence hall, where we sat around analyzing things. I noticed that when I waved my hand in front of my face, I was seeing tracers and had some 2-dimensional closed-eye visuals. A dealer came in and sold us an 1/8 of marijuana, which I could have cared less at that point, but later I was glad I smoked it.
We proceeded to walk to our usual smoking spot down by the river. The mushrooms had taken hold now. I was able to control my actions again. It is almost as if the mushrooms talked to me however strange that sounds. They 'told' me what they are about, and how I can harness their power. I was analyzing everything. Thinking past the surface of this plastic world, into a deep abyss a neurologically balanced man wouldn't dare enter.
I too participated in smoking a bowl, which I thought only heightened my state of awareness. My body was slow and methodical in its movements, but my mind was sharp, breaking down any thought that dared cross it. It was now around midnight and time to explore the party scene. I consumed an additional gram of Psilocybe cubensis powder, and would soon start to feel it. We went to a house party, but it was almost too much for me. I could not relate to these people, they were intoxicated. They were sloppy and I was sharp. What were they doing to themselves? Stumbling around babbling to each other. Then the fight broke.
As I entered the dance floor, there was a man standing there screaming and screaming. No words, just screaming. What is wrong with this man? What kind of freak show is this? There were others, and they were looking for a fight. The theme of this party was 'thugged out.' It seemed like a bad idea to me - it was a mockery of people who have no respect for their lives or anyone else for that matter. I won't go into the details of the fight, but it lasted a long time. Finally they left, and it was just college students again. Pretty much everyone had ran off, so barely anyone was left around. What a freak show I remember thinking to myself.
 On our way their, some drunk girls walked by, and I remember yelling something at them like 'stop it and look at yourselves.' I couldn't even begin to understand what they had done to themselves, although I have been drunk many times before.
We got to the house and sat down. This is where everything goes fuzzy, and I'm not sure how it got to be after 2am so fast, but it did. We had smoked another bowl in the house, and I was feeling very content. It was just what I needed. We decided to leave, and stopped by the same mini-mart I had visited earlier.  There was also a Mercedes convertible parked out front, with some guy passed out in the passengerís seat.
In the store, out of nowhere it seems, the owner of the Mercedes tries to start a fight with this drunken homeless guy. He said something like 'do you want to fight a marine.' 'I'm going to kick your ass.'  I wish he had tried it, because this guy seemed like a real low-class freak. The type that spends his entire military salary leasing some entry-level foreign sports convertible to try and pick up chicks.
We left that strange place. Why had this night been so violent? I was in no condition to fight anyone, especially these derranged drunk locals. We finally made our way back to the residence hall and I watched part of Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas before I was finally able to fall asleep at 4am. It had been an interesting trip, to say the least.
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Add WMS Layer (Web Map Service)
Web Map Services (WMS) are publicly available geospatial datasets that comply to an open protocol, allowing many different types of applications to consume them.
Leaflet provides an overview of working with WMS in QGIS and adding WMS layers to Leaflet Webmaps.
In QGIS, adding WMS and WMTS (time enabled WMS) data layers can be done by clicking on a single Add Data button! The problem is finding an active WMS Service to begin with.
USGS maintains a list of known WMS services for the United States National Map Service Endpoints
For a global list of WMS services, you can find some working WMS endpoints in the index of HHypermap.
In the tutorial below we will show:
- QGIS WMS server search
- Connecting to WMS service
- Adding WMS layer to QGIS Project
Before we add WMS, go to the Project Properties | CRS tab and set the projection to EPSG 3857. You can find this by ticking the "enable on the fly CRS transformation" box at the upper left of CRS settings. Then search for 3857 in the Filter box. Hit OK.
Now go to the Manage Layers Toolbar, and click on the ADD WMS / WMTS button. In the Add Layers from WM(T)S dialog:
1. go to the SERVER SEARCH tab
2. type in a search term, such as "egypt" then click SEARCH
3. assuming you have some results below, click on a service, for example "Aggregated Multipurpose Landocover"
4. then ADD SELECTED ROW TO WMS LIST.
Now you should be back on the LAYERS tab, with the Service added to the list of available layers in the drop-down list.
1. Choose the "Aggregated Multipurpose Landcover" layer then click CONNECT
2. MOST OF THE TIME, the WMS service will fail to connect, or fail to find the WMS service
Failing to connect with the SERVER SEARCH, we can use Google to look for other options. For example, I found a link to World Soil Information:
With a little digging, I found a Global Soils PH Levels WMS
On this page, you can find a link, with this description:
This dataset is published in the view service (WMS) available at http://data.isric.org/geoserver/sg250m/wms? with layer name PHIHOX_M_sl1_250m.
What we want is that GET CAPABILITIES URL (including the Question Mark ? at the end of the string):
http://data.isric.org/geoserver/sg250m/wms?
Now we can try to add the WMS URL to our QGIS project:
1. Click ADD WM(T)S Layer button
2. In the LAYERS tab, click NEW
3. Type a NAME for the new Layer
4. Paste in the complete WMS URL
5. click OK to add to the list
Now the Layers list will have a new item for the service we just added.
1. Select the new Service Name in the Drop-down list
2. click CONNECT
3. if the Service reponds, the list of available layers will be shown below.
4. click on one of the layers, the click the ADD button
If the service connects successfully, the WMS layer will be added, with it's preset symbolization.
We can adjust the layer order (putting the Egyptian geonames points on top) and zoom in quite close. Clicking on a point of interest with the Identify Tool, we can see the soil PH for a particular area of interest, and we can see that this is indeed a global layer of data at a resolution of 250m pixels. So WMS can be an amazing way to share raster data!
However, if we right-click on our WMS layer in the Layers Panel, then go to PROPERTIES - STYLE tab, we will find that the symbolization options are frozen. We will have ONLY the Render Type option of Singleband color data, and we will not be able to reclassify or stretch the color ramp at all. WMS is a READ-ONLY version of the data.
See also:
- Connect to WMS in National Map.
- WMS tutorial from Ujaval Gandhi.
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"Synchronize asynchronous methods" is always a hot topic.Here, "Promise" is one way to achieve the goal.
In javascript, it's like:
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Source: https://github.com/PaulKinlan/WebIntents
A framework for Web-based Inter-app communication and service discovery.
A little bit of magic.
Actually it is pretty simple, there is a shared domain (in this case http://webintents.appspot.com/) that hosts the messaging channel. Both service and client host an IFRAME pointing to the framework and uses SharedWorkers to communicate between apps.
A collection of sample applications to show you how what can be done with the Web Intents Framework.
Service - The app registers its intention to provide services for the #shorten command. It receives messages from external applications and processes them returning them to the calling application.
Client - This app is a "Status posting" application, one of the functions it provides is the ability to shorten URL's using 3rd party services, the user has the option to chose one of many shortening services. Not both app and service don't know about each other. Also, check out that it integrates with "Streamie.org" (well a branch of)
On the web today applications have two methods that they can use to talk to each other. They can use:
The web has some awesome services built using these technologies, however they have a severe limitation: both apps need to know about each other. Contracts have to be arranged and services written.
This.
A framework that allows developers to register their API's for simple discovery and ease of interaction.
A system that allows developers to discover APIs and quickly integrate with them.
An ingenious solution that aides cross-document messaging in a safe and secure manner
Most Importantly, a system that allows the user to control the services that their applications interact with.
It's like Androids Intents, but for the Web.
You have a service that you want other developers to use.
Add a script tag:
<script src="http://webintents.appspot.com/lib/client.js"></script>
Initialize your service:
window.channel.initialize(
function() {
// Some basic meta-data about your service.
var data = {
"name" : "Easy Shorten - URL Shortener"
};
// Register that we are providing an intent.
window.channel.registerIntent(
"shorten",
data,
handleMessage // Your function
);
});
Add your handler for incoming messages:
var handleMessage = function(message, response) {
// process in-coming messages.
...
// If you want to return some data, you can
if(response) {
response({
"data" : somedata
});
}
}
You have a site that uses other developers services.
Add a script tag:
<script src="http://webintents.appspot.com/lib/client.js"></script>
Initialize the communication channel:
window.channel.initialize();
Query the system for the type of service you want to use:
window.channel.discover("shorten", {}, function(data) {
// handle the list of intents that can handle this.
var intents = data.intents;
for(var intent in intents) {
// Show the user a list of services they can use.
}
});
Send the application some data:
window.channel.send(
method,
{
"data" : anObject
},
function(data) {
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The TLA+ Video Course
A series of video lectures on TLA+ that assumes only a basic understanding
of programming concepts.
Most beginners will find this the best way to learn TLA+.
However, it does not discuss PlusCal. Useful TLA+ operators
not described in the video are explained here.
Learning PlusCalHillel Wayne's Web Site and Book [show]
The LearnTLA Web
Site
This web site, written and maintained by Hillel Wayne, is a beginning
course in PlusCal. It covers just about all of PlusCal's
programming-like constructs, but not all of the TLA+ mathematical
operators that can be used in PlusCal expressions. There are
currently a number of minor problems with this course, plus one major
one. A PlusCal algorithm can be written in either of two syntaxes;
the book uses the P syntax, while most engineers will prefer
the C syntax. I hope these problems will eventually be corrected.
Practical TLA+ This links to a web page about a book by Hillel Wayne that provides a good complete course on PlusCal. The page contains a link to the book and my detailed comments on it. The PlusCal Manual [show]
PlusCal has two syntaxes: a C-syntax similar to that of C-based
languages like C# and Java, and a P-syntax similar to that of
older languages like Pascal. Most users will prefer the
C-syntax.
There are
versions of the manual for both:
C-Version P-Version Papers About PlusCal [show]The TLA+ Book
A book titled Specifying Systems
that you can download. It contains a complete description
of TLA+ and the TLC model checker as of 2002 when it was published,
which was before the Toolbox was developed. There have been
changes to the TLA+ language since then--the major ones being the
addition of recursive operator definitions and of
constructs for writing proofs. All the changes are
described
here.
A 7-page "cheat sheet"
extracted from the book
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modules.
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and PlusCal, until I realized that people don't read anymore and I made
the video course. It's unfinished, but it still provides a good
introduction to TLA+, PlusCal, and the TLAPS proof system.
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This is the inner element for the calendar control's client side events, allowing the developer to specify javascript to be executed with the various calendar events occur.
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| string | InvalidDate [get, set] |
| string | OutOfRangeDateSelected [get, set] |
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| string | ValidDateSelected [get, set] |
| string | EventDateSelected [get, set] |
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| string | Hide [get, set] |
| string | Show [get, set] |
| string | Blur [get, set] |
| string | Focus [get, set] |
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Detailed Description
This is the inner element for the calendar control's client side events, allowing the developer to specify javascript to be executed with the various calendar events occur.
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string Nitobi.CalendarEvents.InvalidDate [get, set] |
string Nitobi.CalendarEvents.OutOfRangeDateSelected [get, set] |
string Nitobi.CalendarEvents.DisabledDateSelected [get, set] |
string Nitobi.CalendarEvents.ValidDateSelected [get, set] |
string Nitobi.CalendarEvents.EventDateSelected [get, set] |
string Nitobi.CalendarEvents.MonthChanged [get, set] |
string Nitobi.CalendarEvents.YearChanged [get, set] |
string Nitobi.CalendarEvents.Hide [get, set] |
string Nitobi.CalendarEvents.Show [get, set] |
string Nitobi.CalendarEvents.Blur [get, set] |
string Nitobi.CalendarEvents.Focus [get, set] |
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| Total Weight | 12% | |
| Sub-Weightages | ||
| Rainfall | 0.613% | 5% |
| ( Frequency and Intensity) | ||
| Normal | 100% | 0.613% |
| Heavy/Low | 50% | 0.3065% |
| Abnormal/No | 25% | 0.15325% |
| Total | ||
| Humidity | 0.6% | 5.0% |
| Level of Humid | ||
| Normal | 100% | 0.613% |
| Medium | 50% | 0.3065% |
| Extreme | 25% | 0.15325% |
| Total | ||
| Temprature | 1.2260% | 10% |
| Temprature level | ||
| Normal | 100% | 1.226% |
| High | 75% | 0.9195% |
| Very High | 50% | 0.61300% |
| Extreme | 25% | 0.30650% |
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| Floods | 3.7% | 30.0% |
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| No floods | 100% | 3.678% |
| Rare | 75% | 2.7585% |
| Occasional | 50% | 1.83900% |
| Normal | 25% | 0.91950% |
| Floody | 0% | 0.0% |
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| Polution | 3.6780% | 30% |
| Existing polution level in the area | ||
| No Polution | 100% | 3.678% |
| Low Polution | 50% | 1.8390% |
| Highl Polution | 0% | 0.00000% |
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| Ecology | 2.452% | 20% |
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| Green | 100% | 2.452% |
| Yellow | 50% | 1.2260% |
| Red | 0% | 0.00000% |
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- [Plessis2010]
Plessis S, Carrasco N and Pernot P (2010).
“Knowledge-based probabilistic representations of branching ratios
in chemical networks: the case of dissociative recombinations.”
J. Chem. Phys., 133, pp. 134110.
doi: 10.1063/1.3479907.
- [Vigren2009]
Vigren E, Hamberg M, Zhaunerchyk V, Kaminska M, Thomas RD, Larsson M, Millar TJ, Walsh C and and
W. D. Geppert (2009).
“The Dissociative Recombination of Protonated Acrylonitrile, CH2CHCNH+,
with Implications for the Nitrile Chemistry in Dark Molecular Clouds
and the Upper Atmosphere of Titan.”
The Astrophysical Journal, 695(1), pp. 317-324.
http://stacks.iop.org/0004-637X/695/317.
- [Vigren2010b]
Vigren E, Hamberg M, Zhaunerchyk V, Kaminska M, Thomas RD, Larsson M, Millar TJ, Walsh C and Geppert WD (2010).
“Erratum: "The Dissociative Recombination of Protonated Acrylonitrile,
CH2CHCNH+, with Implications for the Nitrile Chemistry in Dark Molecular
Clouds and the Upper Atmosphere of Titan" (2009, ApJ, 695, 317).”
The Astrophysical Journal, 724, pp. 1571.
http://stacks.iop.org/0004-637X/724/i=2/a=1571.


The World Thieves Federation (W.T.F.) has stolen a huge amount of diamonds!
Agent Lucy works for the Organization of Marvelous Girls (O.M.G.) and has to defeat the thieves and recover the diamonds.
On the code window type
moveForward(7)
And then hit the Run button to see the magic happen!


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Welcome to iTowns Research!
iTowns Research is dedicated to projects that uses iTowns (a 3D web geovisualization library) for Research or Learning.
Informations/Doc: https://github.com/itownsResearch/docs/wiki


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Used by students to help keep track of their work ethic and future work ethic related goals
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Developed for ITP instructor Denise Paulson


Inspired to help create a better future, one project at a time!
Always exercising my interest in film and other exciting fields, to the fullest!
I developed an interest in Computer Science after my first program. After that, I knew what I wanted to do.
Dream to travel the world and make it a better place!
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This season (2019-20) started well for Barcelona and not so well for Real Madrid. The corona forces the league to a halt at March 20 and the league returned only in June (or July?). From there things took a left turn for Barcelona. They had their way paved for another championship in the laliga yet somehow managed to mess things up. Real turned out to be really great after the corona break, winning most of their games and not one single loss.
After they were crowned champions I read some crtics saying they (Real Madrid) were the worst performing champions of the laliga. I decided to check it out and see how are they compared to previous years champions. Below I have added a plot where x-axis is the number of goals for and the y-axis is goals against and total points for the season inside brackets. As you can see, they weren’t spectacular in attack but they were very good defensively.
Code for the plot available here
I’ve used the aggregated stats from whoscored of Barcelona and Real madrid.
Defensively:
Attack


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Founded in 2018 by Olayinka Abdulazees, Lex Artworld has come a long way from its beginnings in Lagos, Nigeria. When Olayinka first started out, his passion for visual expression drove him to develop an interest in design & marketing so that Lex Artworld can help you bring your imagination to reality. We now serve customers all over the world and are thrilled that we're able to turn our passion into our own website. We hope you enjoy our services as much as we enjoy offering them to you. If you have any questions or comments, please don't hesitate to contact us. Sincerely, Olayinka Abdulazees
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We create brand identities that reflect your beliefs, how you explain your product, and how you want people to feel when they connect with it.
We can also help create processes for communicating, delivering and exchanging offerings that have value to your customers, clients, partners, and society at large.
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Sounds like a good time to start shopping.


mkdir mycorp
cd mycorp
npm init
npm install redis
touch corp.js
Then open this directory in your IDE and edit corp.js to the following:
const redis = require('redis');
const redisClient = redis.createClient(6379, 'beat42');
let ui = { component: "superhero",
html: '
Hello

World!
'
};
redisClient.publish("main.ui", JSON.stringify(ui));
redisClient.quit();
Run `node corp.js` and observe the result in the browser. You can run it many times with different html content.
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const redis = require('redis');
const redisClient = redis.createClient(6379, 'beat42');
let update = {
component: "superhero",
data: {path: 'message', value: 'Tons of money.'}
};
redisClient.publish("main.model",JSON.stringify(update));
Run it with `node brain.js` after your VUE component from the previous slide is running.
const redis = require('redis');
const sub = redis.createClient(6379, 'beat42');
const pub = redis.createClient(6379, 'beat42'); //need 2 clients: can't publish after subscribed
sub.subscribe("exchange.market", (arg, channel) => console.log(`Subscribed to ${channel}.`));
sub.on("message", (topic, msg) => {
let market = JSON.parse(msg);
let update = {
component: "superhero",
data: {path: 'message', value: `Units available: ${market.units} at \$${market.price}.`}
};
pub.publish("main.model",JSON.stringify(update));
});
Run it with `node brain.js` while your VUE component is still showing in the UI. Note, that market updates every
10 seconds.


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Thanks to almost 30 years, we understand the business of engineered fabric structures, our customers’ needs, and pride ourselves on the dedication we show.That’s why more businesses, households, Public Works professionals, and wholesalers across North America trust Calhoun Super Structure to deliver engineered tension fabric structures solutions that will help them meet their needs .
If you're looking for a more efficient storage space, event venue, production facility, or livestock housing, our high-level engineered fabric structures are the solution. Fabric-covered building systems offer numerous benefits such as high durability, energy efficiency, and easy installation, resulting in a stronger, longer-lasting structure suited for any industry.At Calhoun Super Structure, we pride ourselves on providing our customers with fabric structures that reflect our unique engineering standards at a competitive cost. Whether you're looking to store equipment, house livestock, or anything in between, our fabric-covered buildings can meet your needs. Our fabric building systems can endure even the harshest weather conditions, keeping your critical assets safe. You also instantly save on electricity costs from the natural light of the fabric versus traditional wood or steel buildings.
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Whoever forms govt in Maharashtra, we will get farmers' work done: Gadkari
He said instead of taking so much interest in covering who is forming the next government in Maharashtra, the media should focus on farmers' issues
by Press Trust of IndiaIrrespective of whose government is formed in Maharashtra, we will get the work done in the interest of farmers, Union minister Nitin Gadkari said on Friday.
The Minister for Road Transport and Highways was speaking at the inauguration of Agrovision, an expo showcasing a wide range of agricultural products, here.
He said instead of taking so much interest in covering who is forming the next government in Maharashtra, the media should focus on farmers' issues.
"Whosoever forms the government, work will be carried out in a good manner. Irrespective of whose government comes to power in Maharashtra, we will get the work done in farmers' interest. Farmers are more important...who is part of the government is insignificant," the minister said.
Gadkari's comments come amid the hectic talks being held by the Congress, the NCP and the Shiv Sena for forming a government in Maharashtra, which was placed under President's rule on November 12.


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| IBinaryRawWriter Apache.Ignite.Core.Binary.IBinaryWriter.GetRawWriter | ( | ) |
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| val | Object array. |
| void Apache.Ignite.Core.Binary.IBinaryWriter.WriteBoolean | ( | string | fieldName, |
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| fieldName | Field name. |
| val | Boolean value. |
| void Apache.Ignite.Core.Binary.IBinaryWriter.WriteBooleanArray | ( | string | fieldName, |
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| fieldName | Field name. |
| val | Boolean array. |
| void Apache.Ignite.Core.Binary.IBinaryWriter.WriteByte | ( | string | fieldName, |
| byte | val | ||
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| fieldName | Field name. |
| val | Byte value. |
| void Apache.Ignite.Core.Binary.IBinaryWriter.WriteByteArray | ( | string | fieldName, |
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| fieldName | Field name. |
| val | Byte array. |
| void Apache.Ignite.Core.Binary.IBinaryWriter.WriteChar | ( | string | fieldName, |
| char | val | ||
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| fieldName | Field name. |
| val | Char value. |
| void Apache.Ignite.Core.Binary.IBinaryWriter.WriteCharArray | ( | string | fieldName, |
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| fieldName | Field name. |
| val | Char array. |
| void Apache.Ignite.Core.Binary.IBinaryWriter.WriteCollection | ( | string | fieldName, |
| ICollection | val | ||
| ) |
Use this method to communicate with other platforms or with nodes that need to read collection elements in binary form.
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| void Apache.Ignite.Core.Binary.IBinaryWriter.WriteDecimal | ( | string | fieldName, |
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| val | Decimal array. |
| void Apache.Ignite.Core.Binary.IBinaryWriter.WriteDictionary | ( | string | fieldName, |
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Use this method to communicate with other platforms or with nodes that need to read dictionary elements in binary form.
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| val | Dictionary. |
| void Apache.Ignite.Core.Binary.IBinaryWriter.WriteDouble | ( | string | fieldName, |
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| val | Double value. |
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| void Apache.Ignite.Core.Binary.IBinaryWriter.WriteEnum< T > | ( | string | fieldName, |
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| val | Enum array. |
| void Apache.Ignite.Core.Binary.IBinaryWriter.WriteFloat | ( | string | fieldName, |
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| val | Float value. |
| void Apache.Ignite.Core.Binary.IBinaryWriter.WriteFloatArray | ( | string | fieldName, |
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| fieldName | Field name. |
| val | Float array. |
| void Apache.Ignite.Core.Binary.IBinaryWriter.WriteGuid | ( | string | fieldName, |
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| fieldName | Field name. |
| val | GUID value. |
| void Apache.Ignite.Core.Binary.IBinaryWriter.WriteGuidArray | ( | string | fieldName, |
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| void Apache.Ignite.Core.Binary.IBinaryWriter.WriteInt | ( | string | fieldName, |
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| val | Int value. |
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| val | Long array. |
| void Apache.Ignite.Core.Binary.IBinaryWriter.WriteObject< T > | ( | string | fieldName, |
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| void Apache.Ignite.Core.Binary.IBinaryWriter.WriteShort | ( | string | fieldName, |
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| void Apache.Ignite.Core.Binary.IBinaryWriter.WriteShortArray | ( | string | fieldName, |
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| void Apache.Ignite.Core.Binary.IBinaryWriter.WriteString | ( | string | fieldName, |
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| void Apache.Ignite.Core.Binary.IBinaryWriter.WriteStringArray | ( | string | fieldName, |
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| void Apache.Ignite.Core.Binary.IBinaryWriter.WriteTimestamp | ( | string | fieldName, |
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| void Apache.Ignite.Core.Binary.IBinaryWriter.WriteTimestampArray | ( | string | fieldName, |
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Recall: Frozen Cat Food for Salmonella Concerns
by Aaron Gould SheininNov. 18, 2019 -- A Utah raw pet food company is recalling one brand of its frozen cat food for concerns it may be contaminated with salmonella.
GoRaw LLC, doing business as Steve’s Real Food, has recalled its 2-pound bags of frozen Quest Beef Cat Food. Health officials in Minnesota say a sample tested positive for salmonella.
Quest Beef Cat Food and other Steve’s Real Food products are sold in smaller, independent pet stores around the country.
There have not been any reports of injury or illness from the recalled products, the FDA says.
If you have the Quest Beef Cat Food in your freezer, you may return it to the store for a refund. But if you do so, it’s important that you use caution. The company says you should treat its products the way you would raw chicken: Wash your hands after handing it, and clean counters and surfaces the food may have touched.
If you have questions, contact the company at<PHONE_NUMBER>, Monday-Friday, 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. ET.
Sources
Steve’s Real Food: “Safe Handling.”
FDA.gov: “Go Raw, LLC Recalls One Lot of Quest Beef Because of Possible Salmonella Health Risk.”


public class ClusterChangedEvent
extends java.lang.Object
| 构造器和说明 |
|---|
ClusterChangedEvent(java.lang.String source,
ClusterState state,
ClusterState previousState) |
| 限定符和类型 | 方法和说明 |
|---|---|
boolean |
blocksChanged()
Returns
true iff the cluster level blocks have changed between cluster states. |
java.util.Set<java.lang.String> |
changedCustomMetaDataSet()
Returns a set of custom meta data types when any custom metadata for the cluster has changed
between the previous cluster state and the new cluster state. custom meta data types are
returned iff they have been added, updated or removed between the previous and the current state
|
static boolean |
indexMetaDataChanged(IndexMetaData metaData1,
IndexMetaData metaData2)
Returns
true iff the IndexMetaData for a given index
has changed between the previous cluster state and the new cluster state. |
boolean |
indexRoutingTableChanged(java.lang.String index)
Returns
true iff the routing table has changed for the given index. |
java.util.List<java.lang.String> |
indicesCreated()
Returns the indices created in this event
|
java.util.List<Index> |
indicesDeleted()
Returns the indices deleted in this event
|
boolean |
isNewCluster()
Determines whether or not the current cluster state represents an entirely
new cluster, either when a node joins a cluster for the first time or when
the node receives a cluster state update from a brand new cluster (different
UUID from the previous cluster), which will happen when a master node is
elected that has never been part of the cluster before.
|
boolean |
localNodeMaster()
Returns
true iff the local node is the mater node of the cluster. |
boolean |
metaDataChanged()
Returns
true iff the metadata for the cluster has changed between
the previous cluster state and the new cluster state. |
boolean |
nodesAdded()
Returns
true iff nodes have been added from the cluster since the last cluster state. |
boolean |
nodesChanged()
Returns
true iff nodes have been changed (added or removed) from the cluster since the last cluster state. |
DiscoveryNodes.Delta |
nodesDelta()
Returns the
DiscoveryNodes.Delta between
the previous cluster state and the new cluster state. |
boolean |
nodesRemoved()
Returns
true iff nodes have been removed from the cluster since the last cluster state. |
ClusterState |
previousState()
The previous cluster state for this change event.
|
boolean |
routingTableChanged()
Returns
true iff the routing tables (for all indices) have
changed between the previous cluster state and the current cluster state. |
java.lang.String |
source()
The source that caused this cluster event to be raised.
|
ClusterState |
state()
The new cluster state that caused this change event.
|
public ClusterChangedEvent(java.lang.String source, ClusterState state, ClusterState previousState)
public java.lang.String source()
public ClusterState state()
public ClusterState previousState()
public boolean routingTableChanged()
true
iff the routing tables (for all indices) have
changed between the previous cluster state and the current cluster state.
Note that this is an object reference equality test, not an equals test.public boolean indexRoutingTableChanged(java.lang.String index)
true
iff the routing table has changed for the given index.
Note that this is an object reference equality test, not an equals test.public java.util.List<java.lang.String> indicesCreated()
public java.util.List<Index> indicesDeleted()
public boolean metaDataChanged()
true
iff the metadata for the cluster has changed between
the previous cluster state and the new cluster state. Note that this is an object
reference equality test, not an equals test.public java.util.Set<java.lang.String> changedCustomMetaDataSet()
public static boolean indexMetaDataChanged(IndexMetaData metaData1, IndexMetaData metaData2)
true
iff the IndexMetaData
for a given index
has changed between the previous cluster state and the new cluster state.
Note that this is an object reference equality test, not an equals test.public boolean blocksChanged()
true
iff the cluster level blocks have changed between cluster states.
Note that this is an object reference equality test, not an equals test.public boolean localNodeMaster()
true
iff the local node is the mater node of the cluster.public DiscoveryNodes.Delta nodesDelta()
DiscoveryNodes.Delta
between
the previous cluster state and the new cluster state.public boolean nodesRemoved()
true
iff nodes have been removed from the cluster since the last cluster state.public boolean nodesAdded()
true
iff nodes have been added from the cluster since the last cluster state.public boolean nodesChanged()
true
iff nodes have been changed (added or removed) from the cluster since the last cluster state.public boolean isNewCluster()


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java.lang.Object org.apache.axis.client.Service com.avalara.avatax.services.address.AddressSvcLocator
public class AddressSvcLocator
Class that implements the AddressSvc
interface and is used to create a local proxy
(interface
) to interact with Avalara's Address Web Service.
Example:
[Java] EngineConfiguration config = new FileProvider("avatax4j.wsdd"); AddressSvcLocator svcLoc = new AddressSvcLocator(config); AddressSvcSoap svc = svcLoc.getAddressSvcSoap(new URL("http://www.avalara.com/services/")); // Set the profile Profile profile = new Profile(); profile.setClient("AddressSvcTest,<IP_ADDRESS>"); svc.setProfile(profile); // Set security Security security = new Security(); security.setAccount("account"); security.setLicense("license number"); svc.setSecurity(security); PingResult result = svc.ping("");
| Constructor Summary | |
|---|---|
AddressSvcLocator()
Initializes a new instance of the class. |
|
AddressSvcLocator(org.apache.axis.EngineConfiguration config)
Initializes a new instance of the class. |
|
AddressSvcLocator(java.lang.String wsdlLoc,
javax.xml.namespace.QName sName)
Initializes a new instance of the class. |
| Method Summary | |
|---|---|
AddressSvcSoap |
getAddressSvcSoap()
Gets the AddressService Proxy object ( AddressSvcSoap ) for the default
URL. |
AddressSvcSoap |
getAddressSvcSoap(java.net.URL portAddress)
Gets the AddressService Proxy object ( AddressSvcSoap ) that communicates
with Avalara's Address Web service at the URL specified. |
java.lang.String |
getAddressSvcSoapAddress()
Gets the current default URL that any address service proxy (implementing AddressSvcSoap interface)
created by this object will use to find a corresponding Address Web Service
to contact. |
java.lang.String |
getAddressSvcSoapWSDDServiceName()
Gets the WSDD Service Name. |
java.rmi.Remote |
getPort(java.lang.Class serviceEndpointInterface)
This method is used internally by the adapter and not intended to be used by external implementation code. |
java.rmi.Remote |
getPort(javax.xml.namespace.QName portName,
java.lang.Class serviceEndpointInterface)
This method is used internally by the adapter and not intended to be used by external implementation code. |
java.util.Iterator |
getPorts()
This method is used internally by the adapter and not intended to be used by external implementation code. |
javax.xml.namespace.QName |
getServiceName()
This method is used internally by the adapter and not intended to be used by external implementation code. |
void |
setAddressSvcSoapEndpointAddress(java.lang.String address)
This method is used internally by the adapter and not intended to be used by external implementation code. |
void |
setAddressSvcSoapWSDDServiceName(java.lang.String name)
Sets the WSDD Service Name; This method is used internally by the adapter and not intended to be used by external implementation code. |
void |
setEndpointAddress(javax.xml.namespace.QName portName,
java.lang.String address)
This method is used internally by the adapter and not intended to be used by external implementation code. |
void |
setEndpointAddress(java.lang.String portName,
java.lang.String address)
This method is used internally by the adapter and not intended to be used by external implementation code. |
| Methods inherited from class org.apache.axis.client.Service |
|---|
createCall, createCall, createCall, createCall, getCacheWSDL, getCall, getCalls, getEngine, getHandlerRegistry, getMaintainSession, getPort, getReference, getTypeMappingRegistry, getWSDLDocumentLocation, getWSDLParser, setCacheWSDL, setEngine, setEngineConfiguration, setMaintainSession, setTypeMappingRegistry, setTypeMappingVersion |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
|---|
equals, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
| Methods inherited from interface javax.xml.rpc.Service |
|---|
createCall, createCall, createCall, createCall, getCalls, getHandlerRegistry, getTypeMappingRegistry, getWSDLDocumentLocation |
| Constructor Detail |
|---|
public AddressSvcLocator()
public AddressSvcLocator(org.apache.axis.EngineConfiguration config)
config
- public AddressSvcLocator(java.lang.String wsdlLoc, javax.xml.namespace.QName sName) throws javax.xml.rpc.ServiceException
wsdlLoc
- sName
-
javax.xml.rpc.ServiceException
| Method Detail |
|---|
public java.lang.String getAddressSvcSoapAddress()
AddressSvcSoap
interface)
created by this object will use to find a corresponding Address Web Service
to contact.
getAddressSvcSoapAddress
in interface AddressSvc
public java.lang.String getAddressSvcSoapWSDDServiceName()
public void setAddressSvcSoapWSDDServiceName(java.lang.String name)
name
- public AddressSvcSoap getAddressSvcSoap() throws javax.xml.rpc.ServiceException
AddressSvcSoap
) for the default
URL.
getAddressSvcSoap
in interface AddressSvc
javax.xml.rpc.ServiceException
AddressSvcSoapStub
,
AddressSvcSoap
public AddressSvcSoap getAddressSvcSoap(java.net.URL portAddress) throws javax.xml.rpc.ServiceException
AddressSvcSoap
) that communicates
with Avalara's Address Web service at the URL specified.
getAddressSvcSoap
in interface AddressSvc
portAddress
-
javax.xml.rpc.ServiceException
AddressSvcSoapStub
,
AddressSvcSoap
public void setAddressSvcSoapEndpointAddress(java.lang.String address)
address
- public java.rmi.Remote getPort(java.lang.Class serviceEndpointInterface) throws javax.xml.rpc.ServiceException
getPort
in interface javax.xml.rpc.Service
getPort
in class org.apache.axis.client.Service
serviceEndpointInterface
-
javax.xml.rpc.ServiceException
public java.rmi.Remote getPort(javax.xml.namespace.QName portName, java.lang.Class serviceEndpointInterface) throws javax.xml.rpc.ServiceException
getPort
in interface javax.xml.rpc.Service
getPort
in class org.apache.axis.client.Service
portName
- serviceEndpointInterface
-
javax.xml.rpc.ServiceException
public javax.xml.namespace.QName getServiceName()
getServiceName
in interface javax.xml.rpc.Service
getServiceName
in class org.apache.axis.client.Service
public java.util.Iterator getPorts()
getPorts
in interface javax.xml.rpc.Service
getPorts
in class org.apache.axis.client.Service
public void setEndpointAddress(java.lang.String portName, java.lang.String address) throws javax.xml.rpc.ServiceException
portName
- address
-
javax.xml.rpc.ServiceException
public void setEndpointAddress(javax.xml.namespace.QName portName, java.lang.String address) throws javax.xml.rpc.ServiceException
portName
- address
-
javax.xml.rpc.ServiceException
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| HelloWorld Demo | A simple demo to start with. |
| Multi-select Single Picker | Select multiple dates, also a good sample of creating plugins. |
| Multi-select Double Picker | 2 calendars working side by side to provide selection in 2 consecutive months. |
| Full-sized Calendar | Larger calendar planner with html/graphic contents and select-a-week function. |
| Tileup Demo | Show all 12 months in one calendar year. |
| Range Picker | Quick-pick a single date range. |
| Mockup Demo | Ideal mockup, can be used as a base for fast-response planner. |
| Financial 4-4-5 Demo | A sophisticated financial 4-4-5 accounting calendar. |
Please take a look at the "demos" directory for other wonderful demos!!!


@* * This template takes a single argument, a String containing a * message to display. *@ @(message: String) @* * Call the `main` template with two arguments. The first * argument is a `String` with the title of the page, the second * argument is an `Html` object containing the body of the page. *@ @temp("Login") { @* * Get an `Html` object by calling the built-in Play welcome * template and passing a `String` message. *@


File Reader
Requirements
This requires a server instance to run.
To install a local server:
npm install -g http-server
Ensure Environment Variable Path value contains the following (replace [username]):
C:\Users\[username]\AppData\Roaming\npm
C:\Users\[username]\AppData\Roaming\npm\node_modules\http-server
change the selected drive (if necessary)
[drive letter]:
change the directory to the root of your project.
cd C:\project\directory
instantiate a server with the following:
http-server -c-1
Rules
The <script> tag that calls fileReader.read( filePath, destinationElement, options ), must always appear after the "destinationElement" in your HTML.
fileReader (OBJECT)
fileReader.read( filePath, destinationElement, options )
filePath // a valid path to the file, including the file name (STRING)
destinationElement // the element where you want the contents of the file to display (ELEMENT OBJECT)
options // optional settings for the element (OBJECT)
- { headerRow: true } // first record or row of tabular data written in <th> tags
- { headerRow: false } or omit object // first record or row of tabular data written in <td> tags
Ordered Elements (Example 1)
If you want your elements to display in a certain order, make sure to pass them unique tags.
Following this <p> tag are some empty <div> tags. One of the easier and more accurate methods is to use IDs which is the example used here.
file-reader_test_regular-data.csv
file-reader_test_html-elements.csv
Unordered Elements (Example 2)
If you don't care what order your elements display in and you just want the fastest things to display first, you can load them into a single element. They may load in the order defined in your <script> tag, but this is not guaranteed.


File
New Profile
Open Profile
Save Profile
Save Profile As...
Edit
Cut
Copy
Paste
Profile:
Foo Barsson
Status:
Cool
Defeat Giant Mouse in the Cellar of Hierloom House
Find the Apple of Perfume for Fiona the Enchantress
Collect six Emerald Centipedes
Strength:
5
Intelligence:
5
Wisdom:
2
Dexterity:
5
Charisma:
4
Dagger
Banded Mail
Potion
Short Sword
Pointed Hat
Leather Boots
Small Wooden Box
Steel Helmet
6 Wooden Arrows
Orc Teeth
Wooden Staff
Zircon Ring


Please check the console for some log output, and log into AppInsights to see if you received the telemetry.
Also check the network traffic to see the telemetry requests being sent up to Azure


Package containing the Main Class, which is essentially used simply to start the application up and to add a shutdown hook ensuring Basalt properly shuts down.
fun main(args: Array<String>): Unit
Main entry point into Basalt, which deploys a BasaltServer Verticle and adds a shutdown hook. |


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"About Dialog" for this program Raw text files info and legal are displayed in this dialog
AboutDialog(Context)
- Constructor for class com.kolbly.mortgagecomparer.activities.about.
AboutDialog
Ctor
addDoneEditingListener(EditTextExListener)
- Method in class com.kolbly.android.graphics.
EditTextEx
Add this observer to our list of observers
afterTextChanged(Editable)
- Method in class com.kolbly.android.graphics.
EditTextEx
Our text watcher that only notifies of text changes after a delay given by TEXT_EDIT_DELAY milliseconds
Amortization
- Class in
com.kolbly.mortgagecomparer.db
Loan amortization data
Amortization(Loan)
- Constructor for class com.kolbly.mortgagecomparer.db.
Amortization
Ctor Create amortization data with given loan and no birth date
Amortization(Loan, User)
- Constructor for class com.kolbly.mortgagecomparer.db.
Amortization
Ctor Create amortization data with given loan and user
Amortization(Loan, Date)
- Constructor for class com.kolbly.mortgagecomparer.db.
Amortization
Ctor Create amortization data with given loan and borrower's birth date
AmortizationActivityListView
- Class in
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Display Amortization data in this ListView TODO: Display some kind of loading dialog or spinner - or speed up the loading process
AmortizationActivityListView()
- Constructor for class com.kolbly.mortgagecomparer.activities.amortizationactivity.
AmortizationActivityListView
AmortizationActivityListViewAdapter
- Class in
com.kolbly.mortgagecomparer.activities.amortizationactivity
Amortization data adaptor for use with a ListView
AmortizationActivityListViewAdapter(Context, Amortization)
- Constructor for class com.kolbly.mortgagecomparer.activities.amortizationactivity.
AmortizationActivityListViewAdapter
AmRow
- Class in
com.kolbly.mortgagecomparer.db
A row of amortization schedule data for a loan
AmRow(int, Date, double, double, double, double, double, double, double)
- Constructor for class com.kolbly.mortgagecomparer.db.
AmRow
Ctor
AppExceptionHandler
- Class in
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Our Global uncaught exception handler
ApplicationError
- Class in
com.kolbly.mortgagecomparer.db
Unhandled application errors (Exceptions)
ApplicationError(int, String, String, String, long, int, long)
- Constructor for class com.kolbly.mortgagecomparer.db.
ApplicationError
Ctor with all inputs
ApplicationError(Cursor)
- Constructor for class com.kolbly.mortgagecomparer.db.
ApplicationError
Construct object from Cursor
ApplicationError(Thread, Throwable)
- Constructor for class com.kolbly.mortgagecomparer.db.
ApplicationError
Ctor from uncaught exception info that our application exception handler receives
areEqual(double, double)
- Static method in class com.kolbly.java.util.
MathUtil
Compare two doubles within a certain tolerance of EPSILON
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Focuses on an element by resizing a transparent overlay to match its
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Simbody
3.6
|
(Experimental – API will change – use at your own risk) Define a point on one body that cannot penetrate a plane attached to another body. More...
Public Member Functions | |
| PointPlaneFrictionlessContact (MobilizedBody &planeBodyB, const UnitVec3 &normal_B, Real height, MobilizedBody &followerBodyF, const Vec3 &point_F, Real minCOR) | |
| bool | disable (State &state) const override |
| Disable the normal and friction constraints if they were enabled. More... | |
| bool | enable (State &state) const override |
| Enable the normal and friction constraints if they were disabled. More... | |
| bool | isEnabled (const State &state) const override |
| Return true if this contact is enabled. More... | |
| Vec3 | whereToDisplay (const State &state) const override |
| This returns a point in the ground frame at which you might want to say the constraint is "located", for purposes of display only. More... | |
| Real | getPerr (const State &state) const override |
| Return the position error for the contact constraint (usually a signed distance function). More... | |
| Real | getVerr (const State &state) const override |
| Return the time derivative of the contact constraint position error. More... | |
| Real | getAerr (const State &state) const override |
| Return the time derivative of the contact constraint velocity error. More... | |
| Real | calcEffectiveCOR (const State &state, Real defaultCaptureSpeed, Real defaultMinCORSpeed, Real impactSpeed) const override |
| Returns the effective coefficient of restitution (COR) for this contact, given an impact speed (a nonnegative scalar). More... | |
| MultiplierIndex | getContactMultiplierIndex (const State &s) const override |
| Return the multiplier index Simbody assigned for the unilateral contact constraint (for contact, this is the normal constraint). More... | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from SimTK::UnilateralContact | |
| UnilateralContact (int sign=1) | |
| The base class constructor allows specification of the sign convention to be used with this constraint. More... | |
| virtual | ~UnilateralContact () |
| Real | getSignConvention () const |
| Report the sign convention (1 or -1) supplied at construction. More... | |
| virtual bool | isProximal (const State &state, Real ptol) const |
| Given the position constraint tolerance currently in use, is this contact close enough to contacting that we should treat it as though it is in contact? Normally we just see if sign*perr <= tol, but individual contacts can override this if they want to do some scaling. More... | |
| virtual bool | hasFriction (const State &state) const |
Returns true if there is a friction constraint associated with this contact constraint. More... | |
| virtual Real | calcEffectiveCOF (const State &state, Real defaultTransitionSpeed, Real slipSpeed) const |
| Returns the effective coefficient of friction mu for this contact, given a relative slip speed (a nonnegative scalar). More... | |
| virtual Vec2 | getSlipVelocity (const State &state) const |
| virtual void | getFrictionMultiplierIndices (const State &state, MultiplierIndex &ix_x, MultiplierIndex &ix_y) const |
| If hasFriction(), this method returns the multipliers used for the x- and y-direction friction constraints. More... | |
| virtual Vec3 | getPositionInfo (const State &state) const |
| TODO: kludge needed because we're misusing existing constraints. More... | |
| virtual void | setInstanceParameter (State &state, const Vec3 &pos) const |
| TODO: kludge to set instance parameters on internal constraints; this should be the same Vec3 you got from getPositionInfo(). More... | |
| void | setMyIndex (UnilateralContactIndex cx) |
| UnilateralContactIndex | getMyIndex () const |
(Experimental – API will change – use at your own risk) Define a point on one body that cannot penetrate a plane attached to another body.
The resulting contact is parameterized by a coefficient of restitution for impacts in the plane normal direction.
| SimTK::PointPlaneFrictionlessContact::PointPlaneFrictionlessContact | ( | MobilizedBody & | planeBodyB, |
| const UnitVec3 & | normal_B, | ||
| Real | height, | ||
| MobilizedBody & | followerBodyF, | ||
| const Vec3 & | point_F, | ||
| Real | minCOR | ||
| ) |
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inlineoverridevirtual |
Disable the normal and friction constraints if they were enabled.
Return true if we actually had to disable something.
Implements SimTK::UnilateralContact.
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inlineoverridevirtual |
Enable the normal and friction constraints if they were disabled.
Return true if we actually had to enable something.
Implements SimTK::UnilateralContact.
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inlineoverridevirtual |
Return true if this contact is enabled.
Implements SimTK::UnilateralContact.
|
overridevirtual |
This returns a point in the ground frame at which you might want to say the constraint is "located", for purposes of display only.
Implements SimTK::UnilateralContact.
Return the position error for the contact constraint (usually a signed distance function).
You have to apply the sign convention to interpret this properly.
Implements SimTK::UnilateralContact.
|
inlineoverridevirtual |
Return the time derivative of the contact constraint position error.
You have to apply the sign convention to interpret this properly.
Implements SimTK::UnilateralContact.
|
inlineoverridevirtual |
Return the time derivative of the contact constraint velocity error.
You have to apply the sign convention to interpret this properly.
Implements SimTK::UnilateralContact.
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inlineoverridevirtual |
Returns the effective coefficient of restitution (COR) for this contact, given an impact speed (a nonnegative scalar).
For a given pair of contacting materials this is typically a function of just the impact speed, but it could also depend on the time and configuration in state, which should be realized through Stage::Position. The given default impact speed thresholds (also nonnegative) are used to calculate the COR unless this Contact overrides those.
Implements SimTK::UnilateralContact.
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overridevirtual |
Return the multiplier index Simbody assigned for the unilateral contact constraint (for contact, this is the normal constraint).
If the constraint is not enabled, there is no multiplier and the returned index will be invalid.
Implements SimTK::UnilateralContact.


I have rearanged top menu and moved some parts to documentation section.
Now you can change required form fields in back office. For that you will have to pull newest version from github. You will have also execute update_8.sql from doc/update_db folder. This will allow you let say - make the only visible field in start chat, user question. Demo was also updated. Just play around with our demo and see by yourself.
This time I have made possible change footer, company name, company url changable from back office. Just checkout github and follow standard upgrade instructions. Install now also will enable template cache by itself. No need to enable it by hand. Demo also was updated. See demo chat configuration section.
Was working hard past week after work to bring some nice featues to live helper chat. So here is change log.
Read more for upgrade notices.
As you see I'm working really hard to bring new features as soon I can. Everyone who wants contribute to project can do the following things
If anyone is interesting why I'm developing it. I'm having fun making it free and see how commercial projects will react. I think together we can make it better than most commercial products.


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JSDraw - A Javascript Framework for Cheminformatics and Bioinformatics
JSDraw brings chemistry capabilities to your web pages. With this javascript libary you can display and draw
chemical structures in web pages, which works cross browser, including IE, Firefox, Safari, Opera and Chrome, crose platform,
including Window, Mac, Linux, and even iPhone, Android and other mobile devices.
Major Features:
(
Because of browser security settings, some demos may not work if loading from your local computers)
- Different Editor Size
- Full-functional chemical structure editor (demo)
- High-quality chemical strcture rendering (demo)
- One-line-script to publish SDF file (SDF List, SDF Grid)
- Intelligent, editable and searchable (substructure, fullstructure) chemical structure table control (demo)
- Substructure search
- Stereochemistry supported
- Reaction and reaction map supported (demo)
- Annotation supported
- Highlighting query or scaffold
- Draw Markush structures (demo)
- Support atom labels/abbreviations (demo)
- Sequence Editor to edit and annotate biological sequences (demo)
- Antibody-drug conjugate (demo)
- Oligonucleotide conugate (demo)
- User custom templates (demo)
- Draw Shapes (demo)
- Draw TLC Plate (demo)
- Draw Electrophoresis Gel Plate (demo)
- Workflow Designer (demo, New)
- Polymer function improved (demo)
- Completely cross browser, cross platform
- Inputting Mol file, Rxn file, SDF file
- Exporting Mol file, Rxn file, SMILES, SMARTS(demo), Html, Formula, Mol weight
- Customizable plug-in architecture (demo)
- Atom Tag(demo)
- HTML/Image column type (demo)
- Name2structure integrating with Chemistry Spreadsheet (demo)
- SDF File Viewer and Publisher (demo)
-
Custom Skins (demo)
-
Multi-Languages (demo)
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JSDraw Form (demo)
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JSDraw Web Page Framework (demo)
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JSDraw Form Designer(demo)
-
Assay Curves (demo)
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Curve Fitting (demo)
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Assay Plate (demo)
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Spectrum (demo)
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RNA Chains (demo, New)
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Peptide (demo, New)
Some Drawing Tips:
- Any tool can draw bond
- Click single bond to set double bond
- Mouse hove bonds and press 0-8 keys to set bond types
- Mouse hove atoms and press characters key to set atom types
- Mouse hove atom, bond, arrow or plus and press DEL key to delete objects
- Drag objects to change position
- Hold Ctrl key and drag selected objects to copy them
- Ctrl+C for copy, Ctrl+X for cut, Ctrl+V for paste, Ctrl+Z for undo and Ctrl+Y for redo
- Right click atom/bond/blank area for different context menu
Example 1 (Viewer, using molurl):

Example 2 (Editor, using molfile):

Example 3 (Editor, using JSDraw compatible html):

Example 4 (SDF Viewer):

IE9
In order to let IE9 render graphics in SVG, which is much faster than
traditional VML, you need include following meta tag in  section:
<meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=edge" >
class JSDraw2.Mol
- JSDraw2.Mol was called JsMol in JSDraw 1.x
- Constructor
- Members
- atoms - an array contains all atoms
- bonds - an array contains all bonds
- Methods
- aamap(target, fullstructure) - Perform atom-by-atom mapping, and return the map
if succeeded. target is a JsMol object; fullstructure to indicate to do a
full-structure search.
- cleanupRxn() - Clean up reaction
- clear() - Remove all atoms and bonds
- clone(selectOnly) - Clone a new JsMol object
- flipX(x)
- flipY(y)
- fullstructureMatch(target) - Perform a full-structure search, and return true if
succeeded
- getExactMass()
- getFormula(html)
- getHtml()
- getMolfile()
- getMolWeight()
- getRxnfile()
- getSmiles()
- isEmpty()
- moveCenter()
- scale(factor)
- setColor(color)
- setHtml(html)
- setMolfile(molfile)
- setRxnfile(rxnfile)
- substructureMatch(target) - Perform a substructure search. and return true if
succeeded
class JSDraw2.Editor
- JSDraw2.Editor was called JSDraw in JSDraw 1.x
- Constructor
- new JSDraw2.Editor(div, [options]) - Convert div element into a structure editor
immediately
- JSDraw2.Editor.init() - Delay the operation to convert all DIV elements with class value
as JSDraw into structure editors. Usually call this method before page
onload() event.
- Parameters/options
- biology - Set this flag to false to hide seqence button
- dataformat - data format. It can be molfile, rxnfile, html
- data - actual data
- height
- largeicon - use large toolbar icons for higher resolution
- ondatachange - datachange event handler
- plugins - plugins, as an array [{iconurl, tooltips, onclick}, ...]
- popup - Create a viewer, and double-click to show popup editor
- query - Set this flag to false to disable query atoms (A, R, X, Q, * etc.) in periodic table
- removeHydrogens - Remove hydrogen atoms before show the structure
- rxn - Set this flag to false to disable reaction buttons on toolbar
- scale - A factore to zoom the whole editor, including toolbars. This is useful for iPad applications
- skin - set this to "w8" to display the editor in JSDraw2 mode; leave this
parameter to empty to display editor in classic mode (2.0)
- sendquery - Set this flag to false to hide PubChem, ChemSpider search button
- showimplicithydrogens - Set flag to false to hide implicit hydrogens
- viewonly
- width
- buttonshape - circle, or square
- popupwidth - Popup Editor width
- popupheight - Popup Editor height
- inktools - set this flag to false to hide ink tools
- showfilemenu - set this flag to false to hide file menus
- highlighterrors - set this flag to false not to highlight errors in reb box
- showtoolbar - set this flag to false not to show toolbar
- Members
- Methods
- cleanupRxn() - Clean up reaction
- clear() - Remove all atoms, bonds and other objects
- destory() - For Ajax applications, call this method to release memory.
- fitToWindow([maxBondlength]) - Scale the structure to fit the window size.
- getExactmass()
- getFormula([html])
- getMolfile()
- getMolWeight()
- getRxnfile()
- getSmiles() - Generate SMILES, including stereochemistry descriptors
- getHtml([width], [height], [viewonly]) - Generate JSDraw compatible html
- highlight(query) - Perform a substructure, and highlight the substructure if
succeeded
- moveCenter()
- readCookie([cookie_name]) - Read the structure previously stored in cookie
- setHtml(jsdrawHtml) - Set JSDraw compatible html
- setMolfile(molfile)
- setRxnfile(rxnfile)
- sss(target) - Perform substructure search and returns the mapping
- redo()
- refresh() - Redraw the structure
- setSize(width, height)
- undo()
- writeCookie([cookie_name]) - Wrote current structure in cookie
- Events
class JSDraw2.Table
- JSDraw2.Table was called JsSDF in JSDraw 1.x
- Constructor
- new JSDraw2.Table(sdfurl [,options [,div]])
- JSDraw2.Table.init(sdfurl, options, div)
- Parameters
- columns - Define columns, including key, caption, width, type (structure, id, mf, mw, int, mass, volume, integer, real)
- filter(molfile, attributes) - A function called at loading time to determine if that record can be displayed or not (demo)
- grid - Set this to true to show structures as grid (demo)
- highlight - A molfile as the scaffold to be highlighted (demo)
- molheight - The height of structure cells
- onCellChanged(cell) - Event handler
- removeHydrogens - Remove hydrogen atoms before show the structure
- searchable
- showformula
- showmolweight
- spreadsheet - Set this flag to true to display "define columns" button on toolbar
- viewonly
- Methods
- clear() - clear all rows
- destory() - Call this method to release this JSDraw2.Table object to avoid memory leak.
This is very important for Ajax applications.
- highlight(scaffold) - scaffold is a molfile string, JsMol object, or JSDraw
object
- getSdf()
- getXml()
- insert(row, values)
- getCell(row, col)
- setXml(xml)
- setSdf(sdf)
- Events
- onCellChanged(cell) - event fired when user change a cell value
License:


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Nitrogen
Nitrogen in the form of ammonium chloride, NH4Cl, was known to the alchemists as sal ammonia. It was manufactured in Egypt by heating a mixture of dung, salt and urine. Nitrogen gas itself was obtained in the 1760s by both Henry Cavendish and Joseph Priestley and they did this by removing the oxygen from air. They noted it extinguished a lighted candle and that a mouse breathing it would soon die.
| Atomic Number | 7 |
| Relative atomic mass | 14.007 |
| Melting point | −210.0°C |
| Boiling point | −195.795°C |
Nitrogen is cycled naturally by living organisms through the ‘nitrogen cycle’. It is taken up by green plants and algae as nitrates, and used to build up the bases needed to construct DNA, RNA and all amino acids. Amino acids are the building blocks of proteins. Nitrogen makes up 78% of the air, by volume. It is obtained by the distillation of liquid air. Around 45 million tonnes are extracted each year. It is found, as compounds, in all living things and hence also in coal and other fossil fuels.


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| Current Utah State Legislators
(non-geospatial) |
web service |
Legislative Research & General Counsel |
This XML webservice allows developers to access the current list of State Senators and State Representatives as
well as information regarding individual Legislators (name, district, party, address, email, position, photo,
website, etc). |
| State House, State Senate, State School Board & US Congressional Districts |
map data |
UGRC |
Utah State House, Senate, School Board Districts, and U.S. Congressional Districts will be used during the 2022 state and federal elections and will take effect after the November 2022 general elections. They will remain in effect until after the November 2032 general elections. |
| Voting Precincts |
map data |
UGRC, Lt. Governor's Office |
Voting precinct areas, also known as VISTA ballot areas. |
| Judicial Districts |
map data |
UGRC |
Judicial Districts, or District Court Districts, are state trial courts of general jurisdiction. There are 71
full-time district judges serving in the state's eight judicial districts. |
| State, County and Municipal Boundaries |
map data |
UGRC |
Utah state boundary, county boundaries, and municipal boundaries |