Preparation time
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Cooking time
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Serves
Serves 2
Preheat the oven to 200C/400F/Gas 6.
Season the chicken with salt and freshly ground black pepper, then cook skin-side down in a hot pan for 4-5 minutes, until the skin is crisp and golden-brown.
Turn the breast over to cook for one minute, then transfer to a deep ovenproof dish, skin-side up.
Add enough chicken stock to come a third of the way up the chicken. Place into the oven and cook for 20-25 minutes, or until the chicken is completely cooked through.
Meanwhile, melt the butter in a frying pan. When the butter is foaming, add the mushrooms and fry for 3-4 minutes, until golden.
Add the white wine and boil for 2-3 minutesto reduce the liquid almost completely.
Add the cream, spinach and tarragon and boil to reduce the liquid by a third.
For the rice, place the cooked rice into a bowl, add the nuts and butter and mix together well.
To serve, spoon out a portion of rice mixture onto a plate. Place a chicken breast alongside and spoon over some of the cream sauce.


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There are 2 different situations here - either you don't pay the loan back in 2 years, or you do. If you don't (1% chance), then the bank loses $5000 (they loaned you $10,000, and the debt collector only paid them $5,000). If you do pay it back (99% chance), then the bank gains the interest you paid back. After 2 years of 4.25% simple interest, you pay the bank back
The bank earned $850 (they loaned you $10,000, and got $10,850 back). The expected value for the bank is
If they made many loans like this, on average, they would earn $791.50 per customer.


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Types of Equipments/Areas/Rooms which had hazards/accidents caused by ppl behavior and its percentages
| Types of Equipments/Areas/Room | Occurrence | Percentage |
| AHU/Alarm Panel | 2 | 0.2 |
| Batteries/Battery Room | 67 | 6.49 |
| Cable/Cable Route/Bus/Bus duct/overhead conductor | 63 | 6.1 |
| Capacitor | 14 | 1.4 |
| Charge Controller Unit | 10 | 0.9 |
| Circuit Breaker/Isolator | 38 | 3.68 |
| Earthing System/Lightning | 59 | 5.72 |
| Electrical Area/Room/Instrument room | 14 | 1.36 |
| Generator/Motor/MCC/Synchronous motor | 155 | 15.02 |
| Hazardous area | 7 | 0.68 |
| Junction Box/Terminal Box | 8 | 0.76 |
| Lighting/Socket Outlet/Solar Array | 50 | 4.85 |
| Protection Relay | 19 | 1.85 |
| Substation/Switchyard | 126 | 12.21 |
| Switchboard/Switchgear | 229 | 22.12 |
| Transformer/Voltage Transformer/Transformer room | 146 | 14.15 |
| UPS (uninterruptible power supply) | 25 | 2.42 |
| 1032 |
Hazards/accidents caused by ppl’s behavior and its percentages
| Hazards caused by ppl’s behaviour | Occurrence | Percentage |
| Accessibility | 16 | 1.57 |
| Accidental Switching | 5 | 0.49 |
| Chemical Hazard | 1 | 0.1 |
| Electrocution | 268 | 26.38 |
| Environmental | 58 | 5.71 |
| Ergonomic | 115 | 11.32 |
| Fire/Explosion | 238 | 23.43 |
| Health | 5 | 0.49 |
| Lighting | 3 | 0.3 |
| Operability | 115 | 11.32 |
| Maintenance | 22 | 2.17 |
| Mechanical | 131 | 12.9 |
| Tools | 7 | 0.69 |
| Toxicity | 28 | 2.76 |
| Transformer room | 2 | 0.2 |
| Wrong Identification/Selection | 2 | 0.2 |
| 1016 |
People’s behavior (their actions that caused hazard/accident), their consequences and recommended actions (SIMPLIFIED by taking the main ones)
| Behaviour/Actions | Consequences | Recommended Actions |
| Access to capacitor bank for maintenance may be limited due to some blockage. | Provide clearance 2.5m between both capacitor bank | |
| ACCESS FOR UPS ROOM FROM INSIDE FAR.  ELECTRICAL ARE UNAUTHORISED TO ACCESS FAR ROOM | TO PROVIDE DIRECT ACCESS TO UPS ROOM. | |
| ACCIDENTAL SWITHCING (7) | Switchgear shall be equipped with facilities that will prevent accidental switching | To ensure all switchgear, MCC, MCCB, isolator and switch fuse is provided with padlocking facilities. |
| TAP CHANGER SHALL BE EQUIPPED WITH FACILITIES THAT WILL PREVENT ACCIDENTAL SWITCHING | TO ENSURE TAP CHANGER AND FILLING/DRAIN VALVE IS PROVIDED WITH PADLOCK FACILITIES. | |
| NA. | TO SPECIFY FOR PULL AND TURN | |
| SWITCHGEAR SHALL BE EQUIPPED WITH FACILITIES THAT WILL PREVENT ACCIDENTAL SWITCHING. | NA. | |
| LIGHTING PANEL SHALL BE EQUIPPED WITH FACILITIES THAT WILL PREVENT ACCIDENTAL SWITCHING. | TO ENSURE INDIVIDUAL LIGHTING MCB HAS PADLOCK FACILITIES. | |
| MOTOR SHALL BE PROPERLY ISOLATED FROM POWER SUPPLY DURING MAINTAINENCE WORK. | TO ENSURE ALL MOTOR HAVE INDIVIDUAL RCU WITH PADLOCK FACILITIES AT SITE. | |
| ACCESSIBILITY TO ELECTRICAL ROOMS SHALL BE LIMITED TO AUTHORISED PERSONNEL ONLY. | TO ENSURE ENMC ROOM IS ALWAYS LOCKED (USING PANIC BAR). TO ENSURE ENMC ROOM CAN BE ACCESSIBLE FROM GCPP ROOM. | |
| OVER ACCUMULATION (3) | ACCUMULATION OF FLAMMABLE GAS DURING BATTERY CHARGING. | To ensure all switchgear, MCC, MCCB, isolator and switch fuse is provided with padlocking facilities. |
| Additional Castell keys may be required during maintenance. Unable to 'bypass' interlock during maintenance. | TO ENSURE TAP CHANGER AND FILLING/DRAIN VALVE IS PROVIDED WITH PADLOCK FACILITIES. | |
| Additional Castell keys may be required during maintenance. Unable to 'bypass' interlock during maintenance. | TO ENSURE TAP CHANGER AND FILLING/DRAIN VALVE IS PROVIDED WITH PADLOCK FACILITIES. | |
| ACCUMULATION OF HEAT INSIDE THE COMPARTMENT. | TO SPECIFY FOR PULL AND TURN | |
| LOCATION OF AHU (3) | AHU IS LOCATED INSIDE SUBSTATION. | TO SEEK ADVICE FROM PMC |
| AHU IS LOCATED INSIDE SUBSTATION | TO EXPLORE IMPROVEMENT OF AHU DESIGN | |
| AHU is located inside substation | To explore and provide improvement of AHU design especially in preventing water from accumulating inside substation. | |
| LOCATION OF ANNUCIATOR PANEL (4) | ANNUNCIATOR PANEL IS LOCATED FAR FROM ENTRANCE DOOR. | ANNUNCIATOR PANEL SHOULD BE LOCATED NEAR TO THE MAIN ENTRANCE DOOR. |
| ANNUNCIATOR PANEL BEING BLOCKED BY OTHER EQUIPMENT. | NA. | |
| ANNUNCIATOR PANEL IS LOCATED FAR FROM ENTRANCE DOOR. | ANNUNCIATOR PANEL SHOULD BE LOCATED NEAR TO THE MAIN ENTRANCE DOOR. | |
| Annunciator panel is not visible from substation entrance. | NA. | |
| ARCHING/ARC FLASH (4) | ARC FLASH DUE TO FAULT. | TO ENSURE ARC FLASH CATEGORY LABEL IS PROVIDED AT EACH PANEL. |
| ARCING IN OLTC OIL --> DEGRADE OIL QUALITY. | NA. | |
| Arc flash category is not known yet. | To produce arc flash study report during detailed design. | |
| ARC FLASH DUE TO FAULT. | TO ENSURE ARC FLASH CATEGORY LABEL IS PROVIDED AT EACH PANEL. | |
| BATTERY RELATED (18) | BATTERY RACK IS 2-TIERS X 2 ROWS WITH HEIGHT OF 1.68M | BATTERY STACKER AND TROLLEY IS PROVIDED. |
| BATTERY ELECTROLYTE FILL- UP. | EYE WASH TO BE PROVIDED INSIDE BATTERY ROOM. | |
| BATTERY BANK IS TWO-TIER. | TO PROVIDE STOOL FOR 2ND TIER BATTERY RACK ACCESS. | |
| BATTERY RACK IS ONE TIER(1.2 METER HEIGHT)(NI CAD SEALED BATTERY) | NO ISSUE. | |
| BATTERY ROOM ONLY HAVE 1 EXIT DOOR. | BATTERY ROOM SHOULD HAVE AT LEAST 2 ESCAPE ROUTE. | |
| BATTERY RACK ARE ARRANGED IN BACK-TO-BACK MANNER WITH SPACING BETWEEN IT. PERSONNEL MAY HAVE ACCESS TO THE SPACE AND MAY ACCIDENTLY TOUCH LIVE BATTERY WHEN EXECUTING WORKS ON OTHER BATTERY BANK. | PERSONNEL SHALL BE ADEQUATELY PROTECTED AGAINST LIVE BATTERIES PARTS. | |
| BATTERY ELECTROLYTE SPILLAGE. | SUFFICIENT SAFETY TOOLS SHALL BE PROVIDED INSIDE BATTERY ROOM. | |
| BATTERY ELECTROLYTE SPILLAGE. | NA | |
| BATTERY LEAKS, ELECTROLYTE SPILLAGE. | EYE WASH IS PROVIDED IN THE BATTERY ROOM. | |
| Battery bank is 2 tiers, 4 steps. Depth of battery bank is 930mm. Difficult to access the inner row for maintenance and measurement. | To review the maintenance accessibility of each battery cell and ensure that each cell can be accessed ergonomically. To consider 2 tiers, 2 steps or 1 tier, 4 steps. | |
| BATTERY INSIDE DEDICATED COMPARTMENT. EXISTING BATTERY IS NI-CD. | PROVIDE SUFFICIENT COOLING AND AIR EXCHANGE FOR THE BATTERY ROOM TO MAINTAIN TEMPERATURE 25DEGC. | |
| Batteries are sufficient to supply for the escape lighting if personnel forgot to switch off the escape lighting before leaving the facility. | N/A | |
| BATTERY STACKER AND TROLLEY IS PROVIDED. | NA | |
| BATTERY RACK IS ONE TIER(1.2 METER HEIGHT)(NI CAD SEALED BATTERY) | NO ISSUE. | |
| BATTERY ELECTROLYTE FILL- UP. | EYE WASH TO BE PROVIDED INSIDE BATTERY ROOM. | |
| BATTERY BANK IS TWO-TIER. | TO PROVIDE STOOL FOR 2ND TIER BATTERY RACK ACCESS. | |
| Battery room is provided with 1 door which is deviation from project specification. Personnel might not be able to escape in safe manner during emergency condition if door is blocked. | To provide 2 doors for battery room. | |
| BATTERY LEAKS, ELECTROLYTE SPILLAGE. | To review the maintenance accessibility of each battery cell and ensure that each cell can be accessed ergonomically. To consider 2 tiers, 2 steps or 1 tier, 4 steps. | |
| BLOCKAGE OF ROUTE/COOLING SYSTEM (2) | BLOCKAGE FOR THE EMERGENCY ESCAPE ROUTE. | SWITCHGEAR ROOM SHOULD HAVE AT LEAST 2 ESCAPE ROUTES. |
| BLOCKAGE OF COOLING SYSTEM FOR THE UPS CARDS. | FREQUENT CLEANING OF FILTER AT THE COOLING FAN | |
| BUSBAR/BUS DUCT ARRANGEMENT /MAINTENANCE (12) | BUSDUCT SUPPORT FAIL AFTER FEW YEARS. | TO ENSURE THE BUSDUCT SUPPORT TAKEN INTO THREE(3) POINT AXIS SUPPORT. |
| BUSDUCT IS NOT SUPPORTED APPROPRIATELY. LAYOUT FOR BUSDUCT AND ITS SUPPORT IS YET TO BE DEVELOP. | TO PROVIDE SUFFICIENT BUSDUCT SUPPORT ACCORDING TO ITS WEIGHT, LENGTH, JOINT LOCATION WITH 3 POINTS AXIS SUPPORT. | |
| BUSBAR ARRANGEMENT (U TYPE) MAY NOT ALLOW FUTURE EXPANSION AT THE SIDE. | TO ENSURE SWITCHBOARD EXPANSION AT THE SIDE IS POSSIBLE | |
| BUS BAR IS FULLY INSULATED. IP 41. SEPARATION OF COMPARTMENT: NO DEVIATION BY VENDOR INTERNAL SEGREGATION: FORM ? | TO ENSURE THE SWITCHGEAR ASSEMBLY COMPLY WITH FORM 4(A OR B) OR 3B, AS PER PTS REQUIREMENT. | |
| BUS BAR ARRANGEMENT FOR BACK-TO-BACK SWITCHBOARD IS U-SHAPE. MAY BE COMPLEX FOR EXPANSION IN FUTURE. | TO ENSURE THAT THERE IS PROVISION TO EXTEND THE BUS BAR IN FUTURE. | |
| BUSBAR IS EXPOSED WHEN BACK PANEL IS OPENED. | NA. | |
| BUSBAR ARRANGEMENT FOR BACK TO BACK PANEL MAY NOT ALLOW FOR BUSBAR EXPANSION | TO ENSURE BUSBAR IS ABLE TO BE EXTENDED FOR FUTURE PLANT EXPANSION | |
| BUSBAR IS OF U-TURN TYPE WHEREBY EXPANSION MAY NEED MASSIVE WORK. | TO PROVIDE BUSBAR OF THE BRACH OUT TYPE FOR EXPANSION TO BE ABLE TO CONDUCTED WITH MINIMAL IMPACT. | |
| BUSDUCT SUPPORT FAIL AFTER FEW YEARS. | TO ENSURE THE BUSDUCT SUPPORT TAKEN INTO THREE(3) POINT AXIS SUPPORT. | |
| BUSDUCT IS NOT SUPPORTED APPROPRIATELY.  LAYOUT FOR BUSDUCT AND ITS SUPPORT IS YET TO BE DEVELOP. | TO PROVIDE SUFFICIENT BUSDUCT SUPPORT ACCORDING TO ITS WEIGHT, LENGTH, JOINT LOCATION WITH 3 POINTS AXIS SUPPORT. | |
| CABLE ARRANGEMENT /MAINTENANCE (17) | CABLE ENTRANCE IS NOT SEALED. | CABLE ENTRANCE SEALED TO BE PROVIDED. |
| Cable from SG-201 connecting to SB-7710, will be cold as it is not energized | To ensure smooth transfer from normal to emergency. | |
| CABLE LAID UNDER PIPE TRENCH/DRAIN. DIFFICULT MAINTENANCE ACCESS FOR CABLE DUE TO DEPTH OF DUCT BANK. | NA | |
| CABLE TRENCH USED UNDER ROAD. HEAVY TRANSPORTATION | TO ENSURE PROPER PROTECTION, MARKING AND BARIER FOR THE CABLE TRENCH | |
| CABLE CELLAR ENCLOSED, CONFINED SPCE. VENTILATION MAY NOT BE ADEQUATE. | TO ENSURE SUFFICIENT LIGHTING AND CONTINOUS VENTILATION IS PROVIDED AT CABLE CELLAR TO ENABLE MAINTAINENCE ACTIVITIES. TO REVIEW AND ENSURE SUFFICIENT FIRE DETECTION & FIRE FIGHTING SYSTEM IS PROVIDED. | |
| CABLE SUPPORT BEING OVERLOOKED DURING DESIGN STAGE. | ADEQUATE SUPPORT FOR CABLE SHALL BE AVAILABLE. | |
| CABLE IS NOT PROPERLY SECURED. | CABLE IS FROM BOTTOM ENTRY, CABLE CELLAR UNDERNEATH THE PCC.  WITH 2M HEIGHT FROM GROUND. | TO FINALISE CABLE LAYOUT FOR EDG ROOM CABLE CELLAR AND PROVIDE SUFFICIENT SUPPORT FOR THE CABLE ENTRY TO EDG SWITCHGEAR ROOM. | |
| Cable damage due to metal sharp edges. | To ensure all sharp edges at the cable tray or other structures must be protected. | |
| Cable tray in front of solar modules is located below main deck so no possibility of falling object on cable. | NA | |
| Cables are armoured and will be laid on covered cable tray. | NA | |
| Cable gland is earthed using the body of the switchboard. | NA | |
| CABLES ARE FIRE RETARDANT AND LSZH. | NA | |
| CABLE ENTRANCE IS NOT SEALED. | CABLE ENTRANCE SEALED TO BE PROVIDED. | |
| Cable cellar and transformer yard is separated by fencing only. Fire on transformer may propagate to cable and cause major damage which may cause total plant shutdown. | To replace wire fencing with fire wall between cable cellar and transformer yard to isolate transformer. | |
| CABLE IS NOT PROPERLY SECURED. | NA | |
| Cable from SG-201 connecting to SB-7710, will be cold as it is not energized | To change the ACB-200 from N.O to N.C so that the cable will be energized and behaved as hot standby. This will reduce the time needed to energize the cable when required as there is no need to do insulation resistance test prior to energisation. | |
| CIRCUIT BREAKER /CONTROLLER/ CAPACITOR MAINTENANCE (8) | Circuit breaker may accidentally be operated and cause nuisance tripping | To ensure circuit breaker TNC switch is of type that minimise accidental switching. (Pull and turn) |
| CAPACITOR BANK IS PLACED TOGETHER WITH TRANSFORMER IN THE SAME YARD. CAPACITOR BANK IS PLACED WITH SIDES ON THE WALL WHICH CAN BLOCK COOLING VENTILATION. | TO PLACE CAPACITOR BANK ON DEDICATED INDIVIDUAL YARD. TO ENSURE NO WALL BLOCKING SIDE OF CAPACITOR BANK TO ALLOW VENTILATION. | |
| Circuit breaker may not be fully isolated and may accidentally be operated during work on the equipment. | NA | |
| CIRCUIT BREAKER CANNOT BE PADLOCK IN OFF POSITION FOR PHYSICAL ISOLATION. | PADLOCK FACILITY TO BE PROVIDED IN OFF POSITION. | |
| Charger controller is located below main deck at service platform deck with no possibility of water ingress. | N/A | |
| Circuit breaker may accidentally be operated and cause nuisance tripping. | To ensure circuit breaker is of type that minimise accidental switching. (Pull and turn) | |
| Circuit breaker may accidentally be operated and cause nuisance tripping. | To ensure circuit breaker is of type that minimise accidental switching. (Pull and turn) | |
| Circuit breaker may not be fully isolated and may accidentally be operated during work on the equipment during work on the equipment. | NA | |
| WRONG IDENTIFICATION /SELECTION (8) | WRONG SWITHCING DUE TO LACK OF INFORMATION ON BREAKER STATUS. | MIMIC CIRCUIT IS PROVIDED. |
| WRONG SELECTION OF EX MOTOR FOR ZONE 2. | TO ENSURE ADEQUATE EQUIPMENT EX RATING. | |
| WRONG EQUIPMENT SELECTION IN BATTERY ROOM. | EQUIPMENT INSIDE BATTERY ROOM SHALL BE SELECTED SUITABLE FOR ITS HAZARDOUS AREA ZONE. | |
| WRONG DIMENSION OF SWITCHBOARD. | ENSURE EQUIPMENT DIMENSION GIVEN BY OEM MATCHES WITH THE EQUIPMENT AND ROOM LAYOUT. | |
| WRONG SWITCHING DUE TO NO INDICATION. | INDICATION ON EARTHING SWITCH PANEL FOR EARTH SWITCH STATUS. LINK EARTHING SWITCH STATUS AT ENMCS. | |
| WRONG SWITHCING DUE TO LACK OF INFORMATION ON BREAKER STATUS. | ||
| Wrong equipment selection based on hazardous area. | ||
| WRONG SWITHCING DUE TO LACK OF INFORMATION ON BREAKER STATUS. | MIMIC CIRCUIT IS PROVIDED |


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./external/basejump_stl/bsg_dataflow/bsg_flow_counter.v Cov: 64.9%
1: // bsg_flow_counter, would be attached to a module or set of
2: // modules which have ready-and-valid or ready-then-valid
3: // (base on the ready_THEN_valid_p parameter) input protocol
4: // and valid-then-yumi protocol for the output. Based on the
5: // count_free_p it will count the number of free elements or
6: // number of existing elements in the connected module.
7:
8: module bsg_flow_counter #(parameter els_p = -1
9: , parameter count_free_p = 0
10: , parameter ready_THEN_valid_p = 0
11:
12: //localpara
13: , parameter ptr_width_lp =
14: `BSG_WIDTH(els_p)
15: )
16:
17: ( input clk_i
18: , input reset_i
19:
20: , input v_i
21: , input ready_i
22: , input yumi_i
23:
24: , output [ptr_width_lp-1:0] count_o
25: );
26:
27: // internal signals
28: logic enque;
29:
30: // In valid-ready protocol both ends assert their signal at the
31: // beginning of the cycle, and if the sender end finds that receiver
32: // was not ready it would send it again. So in the receiver side
33: // valid means enque if it could accept it
34: if (ready_THEN_valid_p) begin: gen_blk_protocol_select
35: assign enque = v_i;
36: end else begin: gen_blk_protocol_select
37: assign enque = v_i & ready_i;
38: end
39:
40: generate
41: if (count_free_p) begin: gen_blk_0
42: // An up-down counter is used for counting free slots.
43: // it starts with number of elements and that is also
44: // the max value it can reach.
45: bsg_counter_up_down #( .max_val_p(els_p)
46: , .init_val_p(els_p)
47: , .max_step_p(1)
48: ) counter
49:
50: ( .clk_i(clk_i)
51: , .reset_i(reset_i)
52:
53: , .up_i(yumi_i)
54: , .down_i(enque)
55:
56: , .count_o(count_o)
57: );
58: end else begin: gen_blk_0
59: bsg_counter_up_down #( .max_val_p(els_p)
60: , .init_val_p(0)
61: , .max_step_p(1)
62: ) counter
63:
64: ( .clk_i(clk_i)
65: , .reset_i(reset_i)
66:
67: , .up_i(enque)
68: , .down_i(yumi_i)
69:
70: , .count_o(count_o)
71: );
72: end
73: endgenerate
74:
75: endmodule
76:


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The UC Santa Cruz Foundation is a nonprofit, all-volunteer organization formed in 1974 to support the University of California, Santa Cruz. In close partnership with the Chancellor, faculty, and staff, the Foundation encourages and accepts private gifts to address critical campus needs.
Elected Trustees
- Gary D. Novack
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President - Kenneth J. Doctor
(Merrill '71)
Vice President of Academic Affairs - Michael P. Graydon
(Cowell '70)
Vice President of Regional Affairs - Richard F. Moss
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Vice President of Board Affairs - Susan W. Hammer
Parliamentarian - Betsy Buchalter Adler
(Cowell '70) - Steven G. Blank
- Stephen A. Bruce
(Cowell '79) - Barbara W. Canfield
- Harriet L. Deck
- Mary E. Doyle
(Porter '74) - Robert T. Falltrick
(Cowell '69) - Theodore C. Goldstein
(Stevenson and Oakes '83) - Paul J. Hall
(Merrill '72) - Kamil H. Hasan
- Matthew J. Howard
(Crown '85) - Narinder S. Kapany
- Frans M. Lanting
- Anuradha Luther Maitra
President, 2005-07 - Kumar Malavalli
- Kiran Malhotra
- Kristen Marinovic
(Graduate Studies '91) - Nion T. McEvoy
(Porter '74) - Lawrence A. Moskowitz
(Cowell '74) - Patrick G. Riley
(Cowell '68) - Garry A. Spire
(Stevenson '77) - Loren A. Steck
(Porter '73)
Retiring Foundation Trustees
The following Foundation trustees retired during the past year. We thank them wholeheartedly for their dedicated service!
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President, 1981-83 - Gordon M. Ringold
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President, 2007-09


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Surveys are logged to chat logs. Load them into this tool to find the locations of your surveys and see them on a map.
Under the Settings menu, in the "Special" section, add "LogChat" to your special settings. There are instructions there.
You'll need to find your chat logs to load them into this tool. On Windows, that's a place like %APPDATA%\..\LocalLow\Elder Game\Project Gorgon\ChatLogs
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Caelynn Miller-Keyes Dons Bikini In Couple Selfie With Dean Unglert
Caelynn Miller-Keyes shared a brand new couple selfie with Dean Unglert on her Instagram page yesterday. It showed the pair getting cozy as they sat in a blue body of water. Caelynn wore a muted bikini set, with a purple top and brown bottoms.  He also sported a black baseball hat.
The first photo showed Caelynn leaning in and kissing Dean on the side of his chin. Her eyes were closed, and she seemed to be bracing herself up on his leg. Meanwhile, Dean smiled with his lips closed, and glanced up at the camera. His pose also meant that his arm tattoos were easy to spot.
A second photo offered a different vibe and look, as Caelynn looked up this time. She smiled with her lips closed, and wore her hair pulled back with sunglasses perched on top. The image was also lighter, which revealed the backdrop a little better. There were bright blue waters behind them to the right, which were also where the rocks were clustered. The duo seemed to be enjoying a small pool of water in a tranquil spot.
The geotag revealed that they were at Havasu Falls.
Fans had plenty to say in the comments section.
“People may say what they will about Dean, but one thing he is, or that he seems, is authentic. The fact that he’s included you in this, I believe that it is real. I enjoy seeing your adventures, and I hope that your love is a long-term one,” wrote a follower.
It seemed that most fans agreed that the couple seemed genuinely happy.
“Not to rush things, but your kids would have amazing eyes,” expressed an admirer, whose comment has been liked over 150 times.
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“Savage garden reference… I’m proud happy for you both!!” gushed a fan.
“I am so happy for you girl, would be cool if yal had a show that covered all the places y’all go!!!” suggested a fourth Instagram user.
Previously, Caelynn opened up about what she really thinks about living in a van with Dean. It turned out that she felt like she was discovering more about herself than ever before. The Bachelor in Paradise star also noted that she’d gone on a van trip in Hawaii.
Caelynn and Dean are one of the last remaining couples from the previous season of BIP, so it seems like fans are hopeful to see them in love.


The Porsche Macan (Type 95B) is a high-performance five-door luxury crossover SUV produced by the German car manufacturer Porsche from 2014.It is built in Leipzig, Germany. The Macan range includes many variants, including the Macan, Macan S, Macan S Diesel, Macan GTS and the Macan Turbo. The Macan shares a platform with the Audi Q5.


Nucleator CLI Reference
nucleator-redshift(1) Manual Page
NAME
nucleator-redshift - Provision Amazon Redshift clusters in Nucleator Cages
SYNOPSIS
nucleator redshift provision <args> [options] nucleator redshift delete <args> [options]
DESCRIPTION
The redshift command and its subcommands are used to create and maintain Amazon Redshift clusters within Nucleator Cages.
Running nucleator redshift provision multiple times is safe, because provisioning and configuration operations are idempotent. If no changes have been made to the Stackset definition in ~/.nucleator/contrib/redshift, these commands will result in no change. If updates were made to to the Stackset definition (via nucleator update, for example) that are consistent with CloudFormation’s "update in place" capabilities, the Stackset will be updated in place so that AWS Resources are brought into alignment with the new Stackset definition.
The redshift command provides the ability to easily manage provisioning parameters supporting setup and common scaling operations via the Nucleator CLI.
SUBCOMMANDS
REDSHIFT PROVISION
- nucleator redshift provision
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--customer <customer_name> --cage <cage_name> --cluster_name <redshift_cluster_name> --username <db_user_name> --password <db_user_password> [--cluster_type <redshift_cluster_type>] [--num_nodes <desired_number_of_nodes>] [--node_type <desired_node_type>] [--database_name <database_name>] [--encrypted <true_or_false>] [--public <true_or_false>] [--port <database_port>] [--preview] [-h | --help]
nucleator redshift provision creates an Amazon Redshift cluster in the specified Cage for the specified Customer.
The subcommand supports options that control the cluster size and type of instances to be used for cluster nodes.
REDSHIFT DELETE
- nucleator redshift delete
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--customer <customer_name> --cage <cage_name> --cluster_name <redshift_cluster_name>
nucleator redshift delete attempts to delete the redshift Stackset instance specified by <redshift_cluster_name> from the specified Nucleator Cage.
OPTIONS
- --customer <customer_name>
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The name of the Customer for whom the specified Cage was provisioned.
- --cage <cage_name>
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The name of the Cage in which to provision and maintain the beanstalk.
- --cluster_name <cluster_name>
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The name of the Amazon Redshift cluster to provision, configure, deploy or delete. Note that nucleator will extend this base cluster name appending "-<cage>-<customer>" to support AWS naming best practices and ensure uniqueness within the target AWS account. So for example if "mycluster" is passed as cluster_name, the provisioned cluster will be named "mycluster-<cage>-<customer>".
- --cluster_type <cluster_type>
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The type of cluster to provision - either "single-node" or "multi-node". The default is "single-node".
- --num_nodes <number_of_nodes>
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The number of nodes to provision when deploying a multi-node cluster.
- --node_type <node_type>
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The Amazon instance type to be used for provisioned cluster nodes. Valid values are "dw1.xlarge", "dw1.8xlarge", "dw2.large" and "dw2.8xlarge". The default is "dw2.xlarge" which is eligible for AWS free tier usage.
- --username <db_username>
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The root username for the provisioned Redshift cluster. The username must be between 1 - 128 characters, contain only lowercase alphanumeric characters and cannot be a Redshift reserved word.
- --password <db_password>
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The root password for the provisioned Redshift cluster. The password must be between 8 - 64 characters and must contain at least one number, one lowercase letter and one uppercase letter.
- --database_name <database_name>
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The name of the initial Redshift database. Defaults to "defaultdb". The database name must contain only lowercase alphanumeric characters, be between 1 - 64 characters, and cannot be a Redshift reserved word.
- --encrypted <true_or_false>
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Controls whether data is encrypted at rest within the Redshift cluster. The default is "false".
- --public <true_or_false>
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Controls whether the provisioned cluster can be accessed from a public network. The default is "false".
- --port <port_number>
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The port number to be used for the Redshift database. The default is 5439.
- --preview
-
When provisioning a cluster, rather than provision the cluster, print preview information about what will be provisioned if run without the --preview opion. Preview text is intended to be descriptive and may also include links to graphical architecture diagrams.
- -h
- --help
-
Show help for this command.
NUCLEATOR
Part of the nucleator(1) suite


| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| MaterialMatcher |
An interface for checking predicates on Materials.
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| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| DragTracker |
Tracker for the item-drag operations a player is performing.
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| EnchantmentManager | |
| EquipmentMonitor |
Tracker for when the equipment of an entity is changed.
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| EquipmentMonitor.Entry |
An entry which has been changed.
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| GlowAnvilInventory | |
| GlowBeaconInventory | |
| GlowBrewerInventory | |
| GlowChestInventory |
A class which represents an chest inventory.
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| GlowCraftingInventory |
Represents a crafting grid inventory, both workbench and per-player.
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| GlowDoubleChestInventory | |
| GlowEnchantingInventory | |
| GlowEntityEquipment | |
| GlowFurnaceInventory | |
| GlowHorseInventory |
A class which represents an inventory and the items it contains.
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| GlowInventory |
A class which represents an inventory.
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| GlowInventorySlot | |
| GlowInventoryView |
Standard implementation of InventoryView for most inventories.
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| GlowItemFactory |
An implementation of
ItemFactory responsible for creating ItemMetas. |
| GlowLlamaInventory |
A llama inventory.
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| GlowMerchantInventory | |
| GlowMetaBanner | |
| GlowMetaEnchantedBook | |
| GlowMetaFirework | |
| GlowMetaFireworkEffect | |
| GlowMetaItem |
An implementation of
ItemMeta , created through GlowItemFactory . |
| GlowMetaKnowledgeBook | |
| GlowMetaLeatherArmor | |
| GlowMetaPotion | |
| GlowMetaShield | |
| GlowMetaSkull | |
| GlowMetaSpawn | |
| GlowPlayerInventory |
An Inventory representing the items a player is holding.
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| GlowSuperInventory |
Inventory which delegate to other Inventory objects.
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| InventoryIterator |
ListIterator for the contents of an inventory.
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| InventoryMonitor |
Tracker for when items in an inventory are changed.
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| InventoryMonitor.Entry |
An entry which has been changed.
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| LeveledEnchant | |
| WindowClickLogic |
The complicated logic for determining how window click messages are interpreted.
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| Enum | Description |
|---|---|
| ArmorConstants | |
| ClothType | |
| MaterialToolType | |
| ToolType |
A
MaterialMatcher implementation for basic tool types. |
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Weight loss business opportunity
Are you looking to run your own weight loss business? Find out more about our weight loss business opportunity below!
Want to jump to a particular section? Introduction, Potential Earnings, Machines or Cost & Package.
We have many years experience in the set-up of successful business model across the UK & Ireland; and you can rest assured that if you choose us, we will have your new business up and running with no fuss, making you money from day one!
"No experience necessary, full training given"
There are literally millions of people trying to lose weight every day! It is one of the most popular problems the majority of us, men or women, suffer from. Whilst modern living and technology is making our lives easier, trying to lose the fat can bring on depression and lower your self confidence.
"A real problem that NOW has a solution"
What is Cavitation Liposuction?
Cavitation lipo is a non-surgical liposuction treatment. The treatment requires no anaesthetic, leaves no scars, has no discomfort, and no disruption to your daily activities or routine; it presents a risk-free alternative to expensive liposuction.
"The result is loss of fat"
Most of us have some stubborn fat deposits that never seem to disappear no matter what your diet or how hard you work out.
Cavitation is a natural phenomenon based on low frequency ultrasound. The energy in the form of heat (minor effect) and pressure wave (major effect) is released. The result is loss of fat. The dissolved fat cells are simply expelled from your body through your urine, which allows you to continue with your normal day-to-day activities, additional exercise is required alongside the treatment in the form of a brisk walk or change in lifestyle (such as taking the stairs instead of the lift). If the client does not want to, or can't exercise for any reason we have superb vibration plates which do the same thing as exercise to help disperse the fat out of their system.
Our cavitation treatment does not require any special pre-treatment. It starts with circumference measurement of the target body area, continues with circular movements of the applicator over the treatment site, and is finalized with another circumference measurement. The duration of a treatment sessioncan vary from 15 to 30 minutes depending on the size of the area and the thickness of the fat layer.
We offer full training and no experience is required to operate our Inch Loss Clinic system.
You will simply need to complete our theory test to show you have the basic understanding of operation which then allows our specialist insurance to cover you to practice and operate our Inch Loss Clinic system.
The business
Ultrasound Cavitation is a technique that reduces body fat and allows cellulite to be removed selectively, safely and non-invasively. The machine uses low frequency ultrasound which is conducted through the skin to break up the fatty tissue into a liquid substance. This liquid is then passed out of the body naturally through your urine. Our Inch Loss Clinic system also has wrinkle elimination technology, tightening and lifting to improve your skin after the weight loss.
On average most people will only need 8 sessions in the desired area, although most people will want more treatments to remain at their desired weight, which means plenty of repeat business. Inch Loss Clinic recommends 2 sessions per week, over a 4 week period. So at £50 (recommended) per half hour session, 8 hours will generate you £400 from each customer. This is amazingly cost effective when you compare it to traditional liposuction, which costs thousands, is painful and involves surgery. This makes it much more affordable to people than traditional liposuction.
- Earn £100.00 per hour – 2 x 30 minutes sessions @ £50 each
- Spare time, part time or full time
- Hours to suit
- Amazing, new and innovative product
- Massive market place
- Repeat business – Men & Women
We have the latest in liposuction technology and you could be a part of this amazing revolutionary technology and ever growing industry! This will give you a secure future, as people are always having concerns with their weight and cellulite. Women and men are always looking for a quick fix, so repeat business is assured, giving you a stress free life style that's flexible around your day to day routine.
Reasons your customers will use these machines!
- People look to lose weight before they go on their holidays
- Brides may need to fit into their dress before the big day!
Repeat business is guaranteed as most people tend not to stick to their diets, as they know they can call you to nip round for a session and remove any fat they put back on! Also, what tends to happen is the customer will see the results from one area and then want other areas doing. This causes a snowball effect which is fantastic for repeat business!
- Fact! Over 90% of women, all shapes, sizes and ages, suffer from cellulite. Cellulite is the name given to lumpy, irregular fatty deposits
- Cellulite begins to form during puberty, but it's not always noticeable on younger women because their skin is more supple
- Cellulite also affects men as well
- Our Liposuction Cavitation is a great procedure for those "hard to target" areas like the stomach, thighs, hips, arms, buttocks and even love handles!
We recommend £50 per half hour session, as the customer is paying for your time/travel and for the use of this professional and expensive product, which equates to £100 per hour as a technician. This works out at £400 for 8 sessions, which is the average number of treatments required by most people. Of course, the more fat that has to be removed, the more treatments they will need.
So, it's quite simple to work out how much you can earn. Just 10 customers per week will generate you £1000.00 per week, £52,000.00 per year! Imagine 10 local businesses sending you just 1 customer per week and that's £1,000.00 per week before you've even started. We provide a minimum of 10 salons/businesses using our referral system.
"That's only 10 hours per week to earn £1,000.00 per week"
Remember, this is your business, so you can charge more for your services if you wish, you're the boss! We are simply advising you to keep the price low so you can gain plenty of customers, as there is plenty of profit at these prices.
Potential earnings (Recap)
Remember, that's just working a few hours operated only by you. Purchase more machines, expand and you can easily work out how much serious money this business can make you! These are figures based on easily achieved results operating part time, from home.
You have little overheads and your main outgoing is fuel which is covered by any commission paid out to any salons are from business already obtained (more about commissions below).
What we offer
We offer a fully set-up business package, including training, equipment and on-going help and support. We even help you obtain customers from day one using our fantastic referral system! There are no on-going fees to pay whatsoever! Backup and support is FREE for as long as you need it, as with all our products.
Imagine having regular customers with repeat business, there's also word of mouth as you become more established, and remember we are going to help spread the word by registering you with local salons and venues that will supply you with on-going customers.
We will also set up your website which our IT department will SEO (Search Engine Optimisation) to help give you high local positioning on the biggest search engines, like Google to help generate even more customers!
"We offer back-up, support and a professional set-up"
You do not have to lift a finger, allow us to arrange and set-up everything for you, including helping you to get customers with our unique marketing campaign in your local area. It's tried and tested to help spread the word about your new business and we provide you customers from it.
Our referral system:
We will market your local chosen area and register you with local salons and other establishments that will generate interest for your services. We offer them commission for introducing their customers to you. This is a great incentive for them to promote your business for you on a continuous basis. You only pay them commission on completed work, so this is FREE advertising and we'll set it all up for you as part of the package!
Also, salon days are very popular, where we can arrange a day(s) where you go into their premises and the customers come to you and you pay a day rate to the salon for the use of their premises. This is an excellent service and saves you travelling.
Machines
We now have two machines for you to choose from. Please find details below;
Machine 1 (Standard Inch Loss Unit)
AN EFFECTIVE CATIVATION UNIT, DESIGNED FOR MOBILE USE
The following are supplied with the unit:
- Gel (500ml)
- Anti-cellulite serum (50ml)
- Firming serum (50ml)
- DVD with step by step usage guide
Product Specification
- Weight: 7kg
- Dimensions: L X W X H: 34 x 38 x 13 cm
- Ultrasound: 40 kHz
Hand Unit A:
- Output power: 5 to 25 Watts (depending on the program)
- P1-P4: 4 levels of pulse emission
- P5: continuous pulse emission
The larger handset is for general, all-over body treatment. It has 4 pulsed mode programs and 1 continuous mode program, with 5 different intensity levels.
- Time: Programmable from 1 to 15 minutes.
- Intensity: 5 intensity levels (5-10-15-20-25)
- Mode: 4 programmable pulsed work modes (P1-P2-P3-P4)
- 1 continuous work mode (P5)
Hand Unit B:
- Output power: 1 to 4 Watts, depending on the program
- P1-P10: 10 levels of pulse emission
- Power supply: Voltage: 220V, Frequency: 50 Hz
The smaller handset is specially designed to treat the more troublesome areas of fat, because the treatment area is smaller the power is more concentrated and its effect is greater. It has 10 pulsed mode programs and 4 different intensity levels. There is also an option to light an LED ring for greater control over the area being treated.
- Time: Programmable from 1 to 15 minutes.
- Intensity: 4 intensity levels (1-2-3-4)
- Mode: 10 programmable pulsed work modes (P1-P2-P3-P4-P5-P6-P7-P8-P9-P10)
With this unit you only have to worry about programming in three simple functions: intensity, time and work mode.
Machine 2 (7-in-1 Unit)
A COMPLETE NON-SURGICAL SOLUTION FOR BODY AND FACE, DESIGN FOR SALON USE
Function:
- Dissolve fat
- Lymphatic drainage
- Firm skin
- Enhance skin elasticity
- Promote tissue metabolism
- Repel the cellulite
- Tighten the facial skin
- Strengthen the facial skin elasticity
- Fat dissolving
- Body sculpturing
- Lift, tone and brighten the face
- Tighten the skin on the underarms and legs
- Skin lifting
- Skin rejuvenation
- Wrinkles and fine lines removing
- Skin muscles firming
- Minimize Pores
- Balance skin tone
- Inhibit the formation of melanin pigment
- Accelerate blood circulation
- Fat burning
- Weigh loss
- Power: 130W
- Voltage: 110V/220V, 60Hz/ 50Hz
- Size:55x47x50 cm
- Weight: 14.5 kg
- Treatment Area: Body, Face
Package Including:
- Main unit x 1
- Vacuum Bipolar RF Probe X 1
- 40K Cavitation Probe X 1
- Cooling Probe X 1
- Bipolar RF Probe X 1
- Tripolar RF Probe X 1
- Eight Polar RF Probe X 1
- Ten Polar RF Probe X 1
- Power Cord x 1
- Full detailed English manual/instructions X 1
COLD 5°C / 41°F
It detoxifies and shrinks pores; soothes and refreshes puffy eyes, swollen face, and large skin pores. The cold therapy approaches facial rejuvenation and shortens time and truly making a “quicker lift.”
- 1. Relieve tired eyes
- 2. Relieves tension headache
- 3. Relieves facial fatigue.
- 4. Reduces muscle tension and spasm around the eyes, face and jaw.
Why you should invest
- Full set-up, certified training & on-going support
- We market your local area for customers
- Superb, unique, new and innovative product
- Secure future – repeat business
- Low investment for maximum rewards
- No on-going fees or royalties to pay
- FREE - Affiliate Program to earn on-going commission
Full Package
Only £5,995+VAT
Package includes the following:
- Fully certified training which is recognised by the Health Care Professions Council
- Inch Loss Clinic's unique MOBILE Cavitation system
- Full 12 months operators' liability insurance
- Fully hosted single page website, including design and help with SEO (on-going website costs are approximately £35 per year hosting after the first year and approximately £9 for domain registration per 2 years after the first 2 years)
- Customers passed to you from our national promotions website site
- Training folders and business model with help and support with your own designs (FREE graphic design work for any project)
- Professional printing package of 1,000 prints; includes cards, vouchers & leaflets
- Sample forms for you to use
- Full marketing campaign in your chosen area using our fantastic referral system. It helps market your business and gain customers from day one! This is a tried and tested concept that works and gives your business the best start possible!
- A fully programmable digital answering system; it's like having your own secretary when you're not there. It takes messages, forwards them or even emails you your missed calls and messages. You'll always look and sound professional with this system
- Full back-up and support for as long as you need it
- No ongoing costs - No royalties!
New "Slim" Package
Only £3,999+VAT
We have just launched a brand new “Slim” version of our Inch Loss Clinic package which is even more affordable than the already affordable full package!
The “Slim” package includes the following:
- Inch Loss Clinics unique MOBILE commercial Cavitation system
- Full training provided, the course is recognised by the Health Care Professions Council
- Full 12 months operators' liability insurance
- A fully programmable digital answering system; it's like having your own secretary when you're not there. It takes messages, forwards them or even emails you your missed calls and messages. You'll always look and sound professional with this system
- Customers passed to you from our national promotions website site
- Training folders and business model with help and support with your own designs (FREE graphic design work for any project)
- Sample forms
- 200 vouchers
- Back-up and support
- NO OTHER COSTS AFTER SETUP (for example NO ROYALTIES)
- DOES NOT INCLUDE a full printing package (business cards and leaflets)
- DOES NOT INCLUDE a full marketing campaign in your chosen area
- DOES NOT INCLUDE a website with email and hosting
Training
Training is held in at our head office and covers the following;
- What is the Cavislim machine
- Overview of Cavislim
- Frequently asked questions
- Who can have Cavislim Treatments
- How often can a Cavislim treatment take place
- Running Cavislim sessions
- Using the Cavislim features
- What comes with your machine
- Consultations
- Demonstrations
- Aftercare advice
- Clients expectations
- Treatment Plans
- Using the Cavislim Machine
- BMI Chart
- The Science behind the treatment
- Consultation forms
- Safety Precautions
- Carrying out treatments
- Massage Gestures
- Lymph Glands
- Practical hands on experience
- Core of Knowledge
- Your target market
- Taking payments
- Invoicing
- Customer records
This is simply a fantastic, ultra-modern system that can earn you £100 per hour, putting you in a high earnings bracket of £50,000 per year, from just 10 hours work per week!
Full package only £5,995+VAT
"£100 per hour, repeat business and customers supplied"


Unqualified Opinion
No Findings
The Auditor-General can state, without reservation, that the financial statements of the municipality fairly represent the financial position of the municipality and are in line with Generally Recognised Accounting Practices (GRAP)
Unqualified Opinion
Emphasis of Matter Items
Same as an Unqualified Opinion with no findings, but the Auditor-General wants to bring something particular to the attention of the reader.
Qualified Opinion
The Auditor-General expresses reservations about the fair presentation of the financial statements. There is some departure from the Generally Recognised Accounting Practices (GRAP) but is not sufficiently serious as to warrant an adverse opinion or disclaimer of opinion.
Adverse Opinion
This is expressed when the auditor concludes that the annual financial statements do not present the municipality’s financial position, results of operations and cash flows in line with Generally Recognised Accounting Practices (GRAP).
Disclaimer of Opinion
The Auditor-General does not have all of the underlying documentation needed to determine an opinion. For example, the lack of underlying documentation and the amounts in question may be so great so that it is impossible to give any opinion on all.
An Outstanding Opinion
Means that the Auditor General raised queries with the municipality and therefore has not submitted another opinion.


Our favorite game systems
These are a list of our favorite game systems
- Playstation 4
- GameCube
- PC master race
- Xbox One
List of our favorite games!
This is Zach's favorite games in order from greatest to least.
- Fallout New Vegas
- Titanfall 2
- Halo 3
This is Jared's favorite games in order from greatest to least.
- Zelda OOT
- Jak and Daxter
- Super Smash Bros. Melee!


Name: Venkata Prakash Reddy A
Email Address<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Mobile/WhatsApp:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Address: Flat#307, Multi Diamond Appt, 6th Cross, 11th Main, Balaji Layout, Kodiehalli, Bangalore - 560092


Themes and suggested topics
I am particularly interested at the moment in applying methods from machine
learning to models with a more biological flavour than the artificial neural
networks typically studied in machine learning. This could include neurons
with temporal dynamics, spiking neurons, etc. The aim is to use
machine learning methods to find biologically relevant insights. To get a
feel for this sort of work, check out the videos on my
YouTube channel.
In particular, take a look at the
Cosyne tutorial
I gave on spiking neural networks.
With that said, all of the topics below are interesting to me, and if one of these
suggestions particularly resonates with you, the most rewarding for me is
always to work with someone on a topic they also find exciting.
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Hypothesis generation. The unique quality of the brain is its ability
to solve complex tasks in difficult environments. Modern machine learning
enables us for the first time to design models that can perform comparably to
the brain. Can we use techniques from machine learning combined with our
limited knowledge of the structure of the brain to suggest hypotheses for the
computational roles of neural components?
[Sample publication]
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Brain-inspired architectures. One of the most successful machine
learning techniques in recent years is the convolutional neural network
which is inspired by the structure of the visual system. Can we find other
powerful architectures inspired by different areas of the brain?
[Sample publication]
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Machine listening. There has been incredibly successful work in
visual recognition using machine learning, but the auditory equivalent is
relatively less well studied.
[Sample publication]
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Robustness. Machine learning techniques such as deep networks are
often not robust in the same way as the brain (for example,
adversarial images).
Can we design more robust machine learning techniques inspired by the brain?
[Sample publication 1]
[Sample publication 2]
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Spiking neurons. Implementing functional networks using
spiking neurons. Investigating the advantages of disadvantages
of spiking versus artificial neurons. Are there computations that
fundamentally require spiking neurons?
[Sample publication]
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Heterogeneity. There is a great deal of theory on
homogeneous networks of neurons, but heterogeneity (of neuron
properties for example) may be functionally important.
[Sample publication]
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Temporal processing. The brain has to process a continuous
stream of sensory information which can arrive at unexpected times and
may need to be rapidly processed. The temporal structure of the
input at fast timescales may be important (particularly in the
auditory system).
[Sample publication]
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Multiplexing. Model neurons or networks usually address only a
single task, however in the brain it appears neurons are involved
in multiple computations simultaneously and may multiplex information
or computations.
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Sound localisation. Few models of sound localisation are able
to handle the complexity of real acoustic environments, with
multiple sources, background noise, reverberation, etc.
[Sample publication]
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Auditory scene analysis and the cocktail party problem. How
do we separate out multiple sound sources and either listen to them
all or focus on a single one? This is very relevant to the problem of
speech recognition in the presence of background noise or multiple
speakers, which is an unsolved problem.
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Binding. How do we group multiple features (auditory or across
modalities) into underlying objects?
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Neural simulation. I'm always interested in work on techniques
for neural simulation, and encourage anyone who works with me to contribute
to the Brian simulator.
[Sample publication]
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Analysing large scale neural data.
New experimental techniques are becoming available which provide several
orders of magnitude more data than were previously available, but there is not yet
agreement on methods for using this data to understand how the brain functions.
[Sample publication]


I’m switching jobs over this weekend from information security to Mac development. In the process, I’m also moving mostly to work-from-home, taking over a corner of my wife’s workrooms and turning it into a decent home office/lab. In the process of copying huge files around, I think I pushed my Linksys over the edge and it stopped talking on its WAN (PPPoE) port. In my researching trying to fix it, I learned that the Westell modems that Bellsouth gives you for FastAccess are in fact full routers. And actually I’d say it’s a bit nicer router than the Linksys. So project #3 in the the “get ready for new job” turned out to be “completely reorganize home network.” I like the new setup, though. I can get to the Westell directly now (<IP_ADDRESS>) for diagnostics. And the Westell has a nice NAT setup system.
On the annoying front, for some reason my Microsoft Laser Mouse 6000 which has worked so well for me for so long at the office, now doesn’t reliably click. Moving it works fine, it just doesn’t always recognize clicking. It’s driving me nuts. I’m wondering what the change is. I’m on Leopard now, which might impact it. Just not certain.
Moving over to Leopard on my primary box also meant spending a lot of time trying to get PandoraBoy happy. I’ve been having trouble with the Shortcut Recorder palette for a long time now where IB won’t load the palette. I think I’ve finally gotten it sane again. Definitely staying on Xcode 2.5 for now. I’ll wait for SR to get their Leopard IB3 support solid before I consider moving. I’ve had requests to get PB running on 10.3.9, and I’m not ready to try that in XCode3.
Oh, and first impressions of moving to Leopard: wow, Leopard rocks.


Update the list of countries in which the Web App is available.
Note: This operation will overwrite the existing list of countries.
An array of strings. Each string is a two letter country code.
Returns empty body with a header response code.
Accepts and returns JSON as Content-Type.
Request:
PUT /api/v2/admin/sites/current/webapps/{webappname}/countries HTTPS/1.1
Content-Length: 50
Connection: keep-alive
Content-Type: application/json
["RO", "US", "UK"]
Response:
HTTP/1.1 200 OK
This method will return the following error codes:
200
- success, country codes for the web app were successfully set400
- bad request
230001
- Country code is invalid401
- unauthorized - when the authentication token is invalid / missing
10100
- (not authenticated) sub-error code403
- forbidden : this is returned when the user trying to access the API does not have the web app edit permission404
- not found
190001
- The web app could not be found (the webAppName param from the URL does not match)


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◆ transaction_fee
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I was born in Honolulu, Hawaii. After graduating from Columbia University in 1983, i worked as a community organizer in Chicago. In 1988, i enrolled in Harvard Law School, where i was the first black person to head the Harvard Law Review. After graduating, i became a civil rights attorney and an academic, teaching constitutional law at the University of Chicago Law School from 1992 to 2004.
Two years after graduating from Columbia, Obama moved from New York to Chicago when he was hired as director of the Developing Communities Project, a church-based community organization originally comprising eight Catholic parishes in Roseland, West Pullman, and Riverdale on Chicago's South Side. He worked there as a community organizer from June 1985 to May 1988.[52][102] He helped set up a job training program, a college preparatory tutoring program, and a tenants' rights organization in Altgeld Gardens. Obama also worked as a consultant and instructor for the Gamaliel Foundation, a community organizing institute.[104] In mid-1988, he traveled for the first time in Europe for three weeks and then for five weeks in Kenya, where he met many of his paternal relatives for the first time.[105][106]
In 1991, I accepted a two-year position as Visiting Law and Government Fellow at the University of Chicago Law School to work on his first book.


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Stat 2 - UC Berkeley
Introduction to statistical and critical thinking, including descriptive statistics: measures of location, spread, correlation, and regression. Standard Normal approximation. Basic concepts of probability, sampling distributions, interval estimation, and hypothesis testing.
- Instructor: Gaston Sanchez
- email:
gaston.stat at gmail.com
(see email policy)
- OH: To be announced
- GSI: To be announced
- Session Dates: 01/19/16 - 05/17/16
- Class: TuTh 9:30-11:00 in 155 Dwinelle Hall
- Textbook: Statistics (by Freedman, Pisani, and Purves)
- Final: Wed, May-11, 11:30-2:30


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%pylab inline
import torch
from torch.utils.data import IterableDataset
from torchvision import transforms
import webdataset as wds
from itertools import islice
import numpy as np
Populating the interactive namespace from numpy and matplotlib
Writing Filters and Offline Augmentation
Webdataset can be used for filters and offline augmentation of datasets. Here is a complete example that pre-augments a shard and extracts class labels.
def extract_class(data):
# mock implementation
return 0
def augment(a):
a += torch.randn_like(a) * 0.01
return a
def augment_wds(url, output, maxcount=999999999):
src = (
wds.WebDataset(url)
.decode("torchrgb")
.to_tuple("__key__", "jpg;png", "json")
.map_tuple(lambda x: x, augment)
)
with wds.TarWriter(output) as dst:
for key, image, data in islice(src, 0, maxcount):
print(key)
image = image.numpy().transpose(1, 2, 0)
image -= amin(image)
image /= amax(image)
sample = {
"__key__": key,
"png": image,
"cls": extract_class(data)
}
dst.write(sample)
Now run the augmentation pipeline:
url = "http://storage.googleapis.com/nvdata-openimages/openimages-train-000000.tar"
url = f"pipe:curl -L -s {url} || true"
augment_wds(url, "_temp.tar", maxcount=5)
e39871fd9fd74f55
f18b91585c4d3f3e
ede6e66b2fb59aab
ed600d57fcee4f94
ff47e649b23f446d
To verify that things worked correctly, let's look at the output file:
%%bash
tar tf _temp.tar
e39871fd9fd74f55.cls
e39871fd9fd74f55.png
f18b91585c4d3f3e.cls
f18b91585c4d3f3e.png
ede6e66b2fb59aab.cls
ede6e66b2fb59aab.png
ed600d57fcee4f94.cls
ed600d57fcee4f94.png
ff47e649b23f446d.cls
ff47e649b23f446d.png
If you want to preprocess the entire OpenImages dataset with a process like this, you can use your favorite job queueing or worflow system.
For example, using Dask, you could process all 554 shards in parallel using code like this:
shards = braceexpand.braceexpand("{000000..000554}")
inputs = [f"gs://bucket/openimages-{shard}.tar" for shard in shards]
outputs = [f"gs://bucket2/openimages-augmented-{shard}.tar" for shard in shards]
results = [dask.delayed(augment_wds)(args) for args in zip(inputs, outputs)]
dask.compute(*results)
Note that the data is streaming from and to Google Cloud Storage buckets, so very little local storage is required on each worker.
For very large scale processing, it's easiest to submit separate jobs to a Kubernetes cluster using the Kubernetes Job
template, or using a workflow engine like Argo.


Tell your non-tech friend a story about a time you. 1. Got blocked on a simple problem. 2. Solved a problem in an elegant way
- The Problem was to solve how many instance of "B" were in a string in uppercase
- Main problem solving technique I used was pseudocode, which I find is an effective way of simplifying a problem into something simple. I also google searched which is always useful because other devs have had this problem in the past.
- Throughtout the process I felt ok, I'm still new to pseudocode so will develop over time. I'm pretty adept at Google searches too, as long as I've tried to actually have a decent attempt at the answer
- I learnt of the importance to not get overwhelmed by a problem and learn to not get entangled in technical syntax initially because that intimidates you. Best to learn to break down a problem into small chunks first.
Reflect on how confident you feel using the problem solving techniques and process
- Pseudocode: Still fairly new to it, need to practise more so I guess am beginner status but its fairly intuitive anyway. Console logging to check if code works as intended is imperative
reading error messages: still bit intimidating as dont understand most output, so gotta get used to scanning for important info only
console logging: fairly confident with using it and why to test code
googling: confident as grew up doing this
asking peers for help: mostly confident, although at times do feel selfconscious if do all the time
asking coaches for help: ok with this although don't like to ask too often without first trying myself
Improving your process with reflection:: i do reflection as part of exercises but not as active as i could on my own initiative
Using the JS Array docs as a starting point, describe what these functions do in your own words:
- Array.map() - The map() method creates a new array with the results of calling a provided function on every element in this array.
- Array.filter() - The filter() method creates a new array with all elements that pass the test implemented by the provided function..
- Array.reduce() - The reduce() method applies a function against an accumulator and each value of the array (from left-to-right) to reduce it to a single value..
have a go at explaining how recursion compares to iteration (In your own words)
- Recursion is a technique for iterating over an operation by having a function call itself repeatedly until it arrives at a result. Most loops can be rewritten in a recursive style, and in some functional languages this approach to looping is the default.


Centre Proposes Rs 33 Crore Grant For Project NETRA To Secure Its Satellites And Other Assets In Space
by Swarajya StaffUnder ISRO’s Project Netra or ‘Network for Space Objects, Tracking, and Analysis’, the Centre has proposed 33.3 crore for securing Indian satellites from space debris and other dangers, Reports The Hindu.
A resolution was moved by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman last week in the Lok Sabha for the said grant which was approved by the house.
Netra system was launched by India in September to secure the satellites and other assets in space at an estimated cost of 400 crore.
India has many satellites that play a vital role in communication, weather forecast and imagery and the junk in space pose serious risks to the man-made satellite.
Additionally, to be a responsible space power, monitoring capability is necessary for protection of space assets.
Former director of Satish Dhawan Space Centre MYS Prasad said “The NETRA project would provide India with the same capability as the US and Russia to assess threats from space debris and other hazards.”


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"COVERUP: Behind The Iran Contra Affair" A film review by Tom Betz Copyright 1988 Tom Betz
A film produced by Barbara Trent, Gary Meyer, and David Kasper for the Film Empowerment Project.
In July of 1987, MPI, a major video label and distributor, released and sold over 50,000 copies of Oliver North's testimony to the Congressional Iran-Contra Committee. That summer, Barbara Trent returned from Nicaragua, where she had been shooting a documentary film, and upon discovering what MPI was doing, called them up and explained that if people were to believe what North was saying, thousands more innocents would be killed in Nicaragua through his influence, and MPI would have to share the blame for this.
Struck by the moral implications of what had been until then a straight business venture, MPI agreed to provide Trent and the Film Empowerment Project $50,000 from the proceeds of the sale of that video to be used in the production of a film presenting the other side of North's story.
COVERUP is that film. Playing now at Joseph Papp's Public Theater, and opening soon around the country, COVERUP goes deep into the history of the Iran Contra scheme: from its origins in the CIA's coup teams in Brazil and Chile; to the CIA's secret war team in Cambodia and Laos, financed by heroin trafficking into the US; to the Bush/Reagan secret deal with Iran in 1980 to hold the American hostages there for an extra 76 days beyond the date Carter had negotiated for their release, so that they would arrive in the US on Reagan's Inauguration Day, instead of before the November 1980 election; to the CIA's cocaine trafficking on aircraft used to fly weapons to the Contras; to the plan Oliver North drew up for FEMA to suspend the constitution and round up dissenters to a planned US invasion of Nicaragua, and imprison them in military concentration camps.
Unlike the tedium of the Iran/Contra Committee hearings, which was limited by its mandate to investigate only events after 1984, this is a gripping, information-rich film, solidly documented, and well-crafted, particularly considering its minuscule $55,000 budget (labor of the producers was donated... the money was spent entirely on non-labor production costs). It presents a case for the assertion that the election of Reagan and Bush in 1980 was in actuality a coup d'etat effected through electoral means by CIA/NSA agents, many of whom had been fired from the agencies for violating US laws, and for filling their own pockets, and the pockets of the arms and drug dealers they worked with and for, with US government money. COVERUP presents a case for this Iran/Contra scandal representing only the merest tip of the iceberg of the secret government hiding now under Reagan's skirts.
It makes this case, and it makes it convincingly.
No matter what part of the political spectrum you fall on, you must see COVERUP: "Behind the Iran Contra Affair" before you cast your vote for President in 1988.
In New York City, it is currently playing at 6:00 and 7:30 PM, Tuesdays through Sundays at the Public Theater, 425 Lafayette Street. For box office information, you can call<PHONE_NUMBER>.
For more information of the film itself, and on how you may arrange a showing at your church, school, political organization meeting, or home, you can contact Dan McGuire at Fairness and Accuracy In Reporting (FAIR/COVERUP), 8th Floor, 130 West 25th Street, New York, NY 10001. The phone number for FAIR is<PHONE_NUMBER>.
COVERUP is currently running in Los Angeles and San Francisco, as well as New York. It is scheduled to open soon in St. Paul, Berkeley, Chicago, San Diego, Summerville MA, Austin, Taos, Tuscon, Albuquerque, Denver, Boulder, Madison, Huntington NY, Petaluma and Santa Cruz.
Watch your local listings for its opening near you....and be sure to see it before you vote in November.
You owe it to yourself and future generations of Americans to see for yourself what we are all up against over the next four (and more) years.
|Tom Betz |ZCNY, Yonkers, NY 10701-2509 |UUCP<EMAIL_ADDRESS>or | ...!cmcl2!phri!dasys1!tbetz
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Light speed
source: How Fast Does Light Travel? | The Speed of Light from space.com
The speed of light in a vacuum is 186,282 miles per second (299,792 kilometers per second), and in theory nothing can travel faster
than light.
In miles per hour, light speed is, well, a lot: about 670,616,629 mph. If you could travel at the speed of light, you could go around the
Earth 7.5 times in one second.
Early scientists, unable to perceive light's motion, thought it must travel instantaneously. Over time, however, measurements
of the motion of these wave-like particles became more and more precise. Thanks to the work of Albert Einstein and others,
we now understand light speed to be a theoretical limit: light speed — a constant called "c" — is thought to be not achievable
by anything with mass, for reasons explained below. That doesn't stop sci-fi writers, and even some very serious scientists,
from imagining alternative theories that would allow for some awfully fast trips around the universe.


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Go Language Basics
Basic constructs of the Go Programming Language
(Minimalistic and Opinionated Language)
## Setup ##### Windows * Follow instructions at: https://golang.org/doc/install **OR** * WSL: Follow setup at https://github.com/lenkite/dotfiles/ ##### MacOS * Use HomeBrew ##### Edtior - Visual Studio Code: https://code.visualstudio.com/ - VSC Go Extension.
### Setup ##### Windows ``` GOPATH=%USERPROFILE% cd %GOPATH% md github.com\lenkite\ git clone https://github.com/lenkite/golang-course.git cd github.com\leknite\golang-course ``` ##### Unix ``` GOPATH=~ cd $GOPATH mkdir -p github.com/lenkite git clone https://github.com/lenkite/golang-course.git cd github.com/lenkite/golang-course ```
## Go Lang Hello World ```go {{ template "samples/helloworld/hello-world.go" }} ``` ``` $ go run samples/helloworld/hello-world.go ``` ``` $ go build samples/helloworld/hello-world.go # See 'go help build' $ ls -lh main $ ./main # Run the binary ```
## Go Imports - Package identified by unique string called _import path_ - Package name is last element of import path. ```go {{ template "samples/imports/imports.go" }} ```
### Go Imports - Packages outside standard library must have globally unique paths - Import path should start with internet domain hosting the package ```go import ( "golang.org/x/net/html" "github.com/go-sql-driver/mysql" ) ``` - In Go, a name is exported if it begins with a capital letter. No special `public`, `protected` or `private` keywords ```go fmt.Println(math.Pi) ```
## Variables - A `var` declaration creates a variable of a type, attaches a name and sets its initial value: - General form: `var name type = expression` - Either type or `= expression` can be omitted, but not both - If `type` is omitted, type is _inferred_ from expression - If `=expression` is omitted, variable gets a default initial value called *zero value* for the type - zero value: `0` for numbers, `false` for booleans, `""` for strings and `nil` for interfaces and reference types.
### Variables ```go {{ template "samples/variables/variables.go" }} ```
## Type Categories Go's types fall into 4 major categories: - Basic Types * numbers, strings and booleans - Aggregate Types * Arrays and Structs - Reference Types * Slices, Maps, Pointers, Functions and Channels - Interface Types * Typed interfaces and interface{}
## Basic Types ``` bool string int int8 int16 int32 int64 uint uint8 uint16 uint32 uint64 uintptr byte //alias for uint8 rune // alias for int32 // represents a Unicode code point float32 float64 complex64 complex128 ```
### Basic Types ```go {{ template "samples/basictypes/basic-types.go" }} ```
## Constants ```go {{ template "samples/constants/constants.go" }} ```
## Functions ```go // samples/functions/functions.go {{ template "samples/functions/functions.go" }} ```
### Functions - Multiple Results ```go {{ template "samples/functions/multiple-results.go" }} ```
### Functions - Named Returns ```go {{ template "samples/functions/named-results.go" }} ```
## If/Else ```go {{ template "samples/ifelse/ifelse.go" }} ```
## For (only loop construct) ```go {{ template "samples/for/for.go" }} ```
## Switch ```go {{ template "samples/switch/switch.go" }} ```
## Arrays - [N]T - Array `a` of length `n` and type `T` declared as `var a[n]T` - Arrays are an aggregate _value-type_. ![](static/array-4-int.png "Array of 4 integers") ```go package main import "fmt" func main() { a1 := [5]string{"English", "Japanese", "Spanish", "French", "Hindi"} a2 := a1 // A copy of the array `a1` is assigned to `a2` a2[1] = "German" fmt.Println("a1 = ", a1) // The array `a1` remains unchanged fmt.Println("a2 = ", a2) } ```
### Arrays (An aggregate-value type) ```go {{ template "samples/arrays/arrays.go" }} ```
### Arrays (An aggregate-value type) - Arrays Length is Part of its Type - Arrays are rarely seen in go programs (only used in math code) ```go package main func main() { var a = [5]int{3, 5, 7, 9, 11} var b [10]int = a // Error, a and b are distinct types } ```
## Slices - []T - Slices are dynamically-sized, flexible view into an array.  A slice is a _descriptor_ of an array segment that consists of: * pointer to array * length of the segment * capacity (length of backing array) ![](static/slice-of-bytes.png "Byte Slice") - https://blog.golang.org/slices for comprhensive treatise on slices
### Slices (Examples) ```go {{ template "samples/slices/slices.go" }} ```
### Slice Operaator - The slice operator `s[i:j]`, where `0 ≤ i ≤ j ≤ cap(s)`, creates a new slice that refers to elements `i` through `j-1` of the sequence s, which may be an array variable, a pointer to an array, or another slice! Flexy! - Multiple slices can share the same underlying array and may refer to overlapping parts of that array. - A super-charged variant of `java.nio.Buffer`
### Slices (length and capacity) ```go {{ template "samples/slices/slice-len-cap.go" }} ```
## Nil Slice ```go {{ template "samples/slices/nil-slice.go" }} ```
## Making Slices ```go {{ template "samples/slices/making-slices.go" }} ```
## Maps - map[KeyType]ValueType - _KeyType_ may be any time that is comparable. - _ValueType_ may be any type at all, including another map - Map types are _reference types_ - `m` is a map of `string` keys to `int` values: ```go var m map[string]int ``` - The `make` builtin function allocates and initializes a hash map data structure and returns a map value that points to it. ```go m = make(map[string]int) ```
### Maps ```go {{ template "samples/maps/maps.go" }} ```
## Range (built-in function) ```go {{ template "samples/range/range.go" }} ```
## Pointers (referene type) - A pointer holds memory address of a value. - The type `*T` is a pointer to a `T` value. Its _zero value_ is `nil`. ```go var p *int //Similar to C declaration syntax (which was a mistake) :( // Ideal syntax would have been var p int@ //p is an int address // Golang designers acknowledge this mistake. i := 42 p = &i ``` - The `&` (address) operator generates a pointer to its operand. - The `*` operator denotes the pointer's underlying value.
### Pointers ```go {{ template "samples/pointers/pointers.go" }} ```
## Structs - Structs are _value types_ - A struct is an aggregate data type that groups together zero or more named values of arbitrary types as a single entity. ```go type Employee struct { ID int Name string Address string DoB time.Time Position string Salary int ManagerID int } var dilbert Employee ```
### Structs ```go {{ template "samples/structs/structs.go" }} ```
## Panic - Builtin that stops ordiary flow of control and unwinds stack. - Analogous to Java's `RuntimeException` ```go {{ template "samples/panic/panic.go" }} ```
## Defer - A defer statement defers the execution of a function until the surrounding function returns. - The deferred call's arguments are evaluated immediately, but the function call is not executed until the surrounding function returns. ```go package main import "fmt" func main() { defer fmt.Println("world") fmt.Println("hello") } ```
### Defer ```go {{ template "samples/defer/defer.go" }} ```
## Processing CLI Args ```go {{ template "samples/cli1/cliargs.go" }} ```
### Processing CLI Args with flags ```go {{ template "samples/cli2/flags.go" }} ```
## Exercises #### grab - grab is a CLI tool that downloads a resource and saves it to a file. ``` grab -out
``` - Leverage packages `flag`, `net/http`, `io`, `path`
### Exercice listbig - listbig is a CLI tool that lists largest N files inside a directory. ``` listbig -head
``` - Use map[string]int for path to size - OR Use a struct `FileInfo` with 2 fields: `path string`, `size uint64` - Make listbig recursive by using `os.Walk`.


hackney v1.15.2 hackney_multipart
module to encode/decode multipart
Link to this section Summary
Functions
decode a multipart form.
encode a list of parts a multipart form. Parts can be under the form: - {file, Path}
: to send a file - {file, Path, ExtraHeaders}
: to send a file with extra headers - {file, Path, Name, ExtraHeaders}
: to send a file with DOM element name and extra headers - {mp_mixed, Name, Boundary}
to send a mixed multipart. - {mp_mixed_eof, Boundary}
: to signal the end of the mixed multipart boundary. - {Name, Data}
: to send a custom content as a part - {Name, Data, ExtraHeaders}
: the same as above but with extra headers.
get the size of a mp stream. Useful to calculate the content-length of a full multipart stream and send it as an identity transfer-encoding instead of chunked so any server can handle it.
return the multipart header for a data
return the boundary ennding a multipart
return the multipart header for a file that will be sent later
create a generic multipart header
return the mixed multipart header
Return a multipart parser for the given boundary.
create a part
Link to this section Types
Link to this section Functions
decode_form/2
decode a multipart form.
encode_form/1
encode a list of parts a multipart form. Parts can be under the form: - {file, Path}
: to send a file - {file, Path, ExtraHeaders}
: to send a file with extra headers - {file, Path, Name, ExtraHeaders}
: to send a file with DOM element name and extra headers - {mp_mixed, Name, Boundary}
to send a mixed multipart. - {mp_mixed_eof, Boundary}
: to signal the end of the mixed multipart boundary. - {Name, Data}
: to send a custom content as a part - {Name, Data, ExtraHeaders}
: the same as above but with extra headers.
len_mp_stream/2
get the size of a mp stream. Useful to calculate the content-length of a full multipart stream and send it as an identity transfer-encoding instead of chunked so any server can handle it.
Calculated Parts can be under the form: - {file, Path}
: to send a file - {file, Path, ExtraHeaders}
: to send a file with extra headers - {file, Path, Name, ExtraHeaders}
: to send a file with DOM element name and extra headers - {mp_mixed, Name, Boundary}
to send a mixed multipart. multipart boundary. - {Name, DataLen}
: to send a custom content as a part - {Name, DataLen, ExtraHeaders}
: the same as above but with extra headers.
mp_data_header/2
mp_data_header({Name :: binary(), DataLen :: integer()} | {Name :: binary(), DataLen :: integer(), ExtraHeaders :: [{binary(), binary()}]} | {Name :: binary(), DataLen :: integer(), {Disposition :: binary(), Params :: [{binary(), binary()}]}, ExtraHeaders :: [{binary(), binary()}]}, Boundary :: binary()) -> {binary(), DataLen :: integer()}.
return the multipart header for a data
mp_eof/1
return the boundary ennding a multipart
mp_file_header/2
mp_file_header({file, Path :: binary()} | {file, Path :: binary(), ExtraHeaders :: [{binary(), binary()}]} | {file, Path :: binary(), Name :: binary(), ExtraHeaders :: [{binary(), binary()}]} | {file, Path :: binary(), {Disposition :: binary(), Params :: [{binary(), binary()}]}, ExtraHeaders :: [{binary(), binary()}]}, Boundary :: binary()) -> {binary(), FileSize :: integer()}.
return the multipart header for a file that will be sent later
mp_header/2
create a generic multipart header
mp_mixed_header/2
return the mixed multipart header
Return a multipart parser for the given boundary.
part/3
create a part


Aloha commands
After reading this guide, you will be able to:
- Understand Aloha command API
- Use selection and ranges together with commands.
1 Command API
The Aloha command API implements the HTML5 contenteditable API. The core API consists of:
Aloha.execCommand( commandId, showUI, value ) Aloha.queryCommandIndeterm( commandId ) Aloha.queryCommandState( commandId ) Aloha.queryCommandEnabled( commandId ) Aloha.queryCommandSupported( commandId ) Aloha.queryCommandValue( commandId )
1.1 execCommand
Every command defined in CommandManager specification has an action defined for it in the relevant section. For example, the bold command’s action generally makes the current selection bold, or removes bold if the selection is already bold. An editing toolbar might provide buttons that execute the action for a command if clicked, or a script might run an action without user interaction to achieve some particular effect.
Aloha.exeCommand( 'bold', false, '' );
1.2 queryIndeterm
A boolean value returned by queryCommandIndeterm(), depending on the current state of the document. Generally, a command that has a state defined will be indeterminate if the state is true for part but not all of the current selection, and a command that has a value defined will be indeterminate if different parts of the selection have different values. An editing toolbar might display a button or control in a special way if the command is indeterminate, like showing a “bold” button as partially depressed, or leaving a font size selector blank instead of showing the font size of the current selection. As a rule, a command can only be indeterminate if its state is false, supposing it has a state.
var indeterm = Aloha.queryCommandIndeterm( 'bold' );
1.3 queryCommandState
A boolean value returned by queryCommandState(), depending on the current state of the document. The state of a command is true if it is already in effect, in some sense specific to the command. Most commands that have a state defined will take opposite actions depending on whether the state is true or false, such as making the selection bold if the state is false and removing bold if the state is true. Others will just have no effect if the state is true, like the justifyCenter command. Still others will have the same effect regardless, like the styleWithCss command. An editing toolbar might display a button or control differently depending on the state and indeterminacy of the command.
var state = Aloha.queryCommandState( 'bold' );
1.4 queryCommandValue
A string returned by queryCommandValue(), depending on the current state of the document. A command usually has a value instead of a state if the property it modifies can take more than two different values, like the foreColor command. If the command is indeterminate, its value is generally based on the start of the selection. Otherwise, in most cases the value holds true for the entire selection, but see the justifyCenter command and its three companions for an exception. An editing toolbar might display the value of a command as selected in a drop-down or filled in in a text box, if the command isn’t indeterminate.
var value = Aloha.queryCommandValue( 'link' );
2 Simple examples
This simple example shows how you could implement a bold button.
  <link rel="stylesheet" href="http://aloha-editor.org/builds/development/latest/src/css/aloha.css" type="text/css">    <button id="bold">Bold</button>
This is some content

3 Selection
The Aloha selection is a standard API which gives you cross browser normalized range to use with commands. The selection implements the W3C Selection interface. Most of the interaction are done with ranges. The Aloha range object is a W3C compliant range object.
Some browsers such as webkit based browser do not support more than on range yet.
You can get the currently selected range with following method.
var range; if ( Aloha.getSelection().rangeCount > 0 ) { range = Aloha.getSelection().getRangeAt( 0 ); }
You may want to select the content in the curly bracets and then apply a command on the selection.

Hello there

{Some content to select} with Aloha selection.

If you want to set the selection to a specified range you should first clear all ranges and then add the range.
  <link rel="stylesheet" href="http://aloha-editor.org/builds/development/latest/aloha/css/aloha.css" type="text/css">

Hello there

{Some content to select} with Aloha selection.

4 Changelog
- October 7, 2011: Initial version by Haymo Meran


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DT521362
A register
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(02.06.2008) The Leasehold land shown edged with red on the plan of the above title filed at the Registry and being Flat 27, Violet Court, 36 Barbers Road, London (E13 2HS).
NOTE: Only the second floor flat is included in the title.
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Date : 11 April 2008
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(2) Colin Alexander
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(02.06.2008) There are excepted from the effect of registration all estates, rights, interests, powers and remedies arising upon, or by reason of, any dealing made in breach of the prohibition or restriction against dealings therewith inter vivos contained in the Lease.
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(02.06.2008) The title includes any legal easements referred to in clause LR11.1 of the registered lease but is subject to any rights that are granted or reserved by the lease and affect the registered land.
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(02.06.2008) The landlord's title is registered.
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(14.09.2012) PROPRIETOR: GRAHAM JACOB JONES of Flat 27, Violet Court, 36 Barbers Road, London E13 2HS
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(14.09.2012) The price stated to have been paid on 7 September 2012 for the land in this title and in title number DT521363 was £325,000.
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RESTRICTION: No disposition of the registered estate by the proprietor of the registered estate or by the proprietor of any registered charge, not being a charge registered before the entry of this restriction, is to be registered without a written consent signed by the proprietor for the time being of the Charge dated 13 June 2015 in favour of SHAWBROOK BANK LIMITED referred to in the Charges Register.
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(14.11.2014) REGISTERED CHARGE dated 31 October 2014 affecting also title DT521363.
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(14.11.2014) Proprietor: VIRGIN MONEY PLC (Co. Regn. No. 6952311) of Jubilee House, Gosforth, Newcastle upon Tyne NE3 4PL.
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REGISTERED CHARGE dated 13 June 2015.
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Proprietor: SHAWBROOK BANK LIMITED (Co. Regn. No. 388466) of Lutea House, Warley Hill Business Park, The Drive, Great Warley, Brentwood, Essex CM13 8BE.


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