How to roll KeystoneJS the way you want it.
The options for KeystoneJS cover a range of behaviours, from how the express app is configured to enabling features and authentication options for integrated services.
There are three ways to set options:
If you want to keep secret keys and configuration out of your codebase (especially important for open source projects, or projects where not all developers should have access to production config settings) the dotenv module makes this very easy to manage.
The following options control the branding, navigation and default export settings of the KeystoneJS application in the Admin UI:
name String |
The name of the KeystoneJS application |
brand String |
Displayed in the top left hand corner of the Admin UI |
module root String |
This setting tells Keystone the root path of your app. By default, Setting
When setting a custom If a relative path is used, it will be considered relative to the location of the script from which the setting was made. |
frame guard String/Boolean |
This settings tells Keystone how to handle The default setting is Valid options are:
|
nav Object |
An object that specifies the navigation structure for the Admin UI. Create a key for each section that should be visible in the primary navigation. Each key's value can be a single list path (as is seen in the URL when you view a list) or an array of list paths. When an array is used, secondary navigation is rendered in the Admin UI. The nav is also used to generate the links on the Admin UI home page; any lists that are registered but not included in the |
csv field delimiter String |
Allow you to choose a custom field delimiter to be used for CSV export instead of the default comma. |
app Object |
Instance of Express to be used instead of the default instance. |
mongoose Object |
Instance of Mongoose to be used instead of the default instance. |
The app
and mongoose
options replace the functionality of the keystone.connect()
method which is now deprecated. Due to changes in Express 4, `keystone.connect()` no longer works as expected.
If you had User
, Post
and PostCategory
models, you could group the posts and post categories into a Content navigation item like this:
keystone.set('nav', {
'users': 'users',
'content': ['posts', 'post-categories']
});
The following options control the configuration of your web server and the express app:
env String |
The environment setting to use. The keys development and production are supported, and this will have an impact on things like caching compiled templates. Defaults to You should really set this to |
port Number |
The port to listen for request on. Defaults to |
host String |
The ip address to listen for request on. Defaults to
|
views String |
The path to your application's view templates. This is required for using the If you're following the recommended project structure, this should be set to |
view engine String |
The template engine to use by default. Any engine with express support should work. Jade is included with Keystone, but you will have to add any alternate engine to your project's dependencies in your This option is set on the express app (see docs here). |
custom engine Function |
If you want to use a custom template engine, set this option to the function that should be used to process your templates. See below for an example of how to use the Swig template engine. |
view cache Boolean |
This option is passed through to Express, and controls whether compiled view templates are cached between requests. It defaults to |
locals Object |
The default local variables to pass to your view templates. Routes can extend or change local variables by modifying |
static String or Array |
One or more paths to your application's static files. Setting this will include the If you're following the recommended project structure, this should be set to |
static options Object |
Optional config options that will be passed to the |
less String or Array |
If you want Keystone to automatically compile .less files into .css files, set this value to the same path as the When this option is set, any requests to a .css or .min.css file will first check for a .less file with the same name, and if one is found, the css file will be generated. |
less options Object |
Optional config options that will be passed to the |
sass String or Array |
If you want Keystone to automatically compile .sass files into .css files, set this value to the same path as the When this option is set, any requests to a .css or .min.css file will first check for a .sass file with the same name, and if one is found, the css file will be generated. Note that enabling this option requires you to have specified the |
sass options Object |
Optional config options that will be passed to the |
favicon String |
The path to your application's favicon. Setting this will include the If you're following the recommended project structure, this should be set to |
compress Boolean |
Set this to true to enable HTTP compression. This will include the compression middleware (see docs here). |
logger String |
Set this to include the morgan middleware. The value will be passed to the middleware initialisation (see docs here). Set this to false to disable logging altogether. Defaults to :method :url :status :response-time ms . |
logger options Object |
Optional config options that will be passed to the |
trust proxy Boolean |
Set this to enable processing of the HTTP request X-Forwarded-For header. Extracted IP addresses will be available as the array req.ips (see docs here). |
By default, Keystone uses the Jade template engine for your views. Here's how you would set up a different engine, e.g. Swig.
var swig = require('swig');
keystone.set('view engine', 'swig');
keystone.set('custom engine', swig.renderFile);
onHttpServerCreated
eventkeystone.start({
onHttpServerCreated: function() {
var server = keystone.httpServer;
}
});
There are two ways to implement HTTPS for your KeystoneJS application: either use a web server (e.g. NGINX) or PAAS (e.g. Heroku) that handles it for you, or set the following options to use the https server provided by node.js.
ssl Boolean or String |
Whether to start the SSL Server. Defaults to When set to When set to |
ssl key Path |
The path to your SSL Key. Should be either absolute or relative to |
ssl cert Path |
The path to your SSL Certificate. Should be either absolute or relative to |
ssl ca Path |
The path to your SSL CA Bundle. Should be either absolute or relative to |
ssl port Number |
The port to start the SSL Server on. Defaults to |
ssl host String |
The ip address to listen for request on. Defaults to |
|
Exposes |
WARNING: If you intend to enable SSL on your KeystoneJS app, make sure you're using Node.js 0.10.33
or newer. Node versions prior to 0.10.33
are susceptible to the POODLE (Padding Oracle On Downgraded Legacy Encryption) vulnerability, a man-in-the-middle attack that targets SSLv3
(see CVE-2014-3566). As of Node version 0.10.33
, the SSLv2
and SSLv3
protocols are disabled by default. For more information see the release notes for Node v0.10.33 (Stable).
Express will listen to a unix socket for connections.
unix socket String |
Path to a writable unix socket. Should be either absolute or relative to When set http and https servers are ignored. |
|
Exposes |
The following options control your database configuration and user models / authentication:
mongo String |
The url for your MongoDB connection. You should typically set this to |
model prefix String |
A prefix to apply to all the mongodb collections used by the models. |
auth Mixed |
Whether to enable built-in auth for Keystone's Admin UI, or a custom function to use to authenticate users. When this is set to If using a custom function, it should follow the standard for express middleware of |
user model String |
The key of the Keystone List for users, required if Typically this would be set to |
cookie secret String |
The encryption key to use for your cookies. Passed to Express's cookie parser. It's a really good idea to set this to a long, random string. |
session store String or Function |
Set this to By default, Keystone will use the in-memory session store provided by Express, which should only be used in development because it does not scale past a single process, and leaks memory over time. Valid options are:
Session store packages are not bundled with Keystone, so make sure you explicitly add the selected session store to your project's The session configuration passed to Express is available via Example using custom express-session store
|
session store options Object |
This option allows you to override the default session store configuration, and is passed to the session store package. It is required when using the Example for connect-mongostore
Example for connect-redis
The session options are made available via |
back url String |
Defaults to |
signin url String |
Defaults to |
signin redirect String |
Defaults to |
signout url String |
Defaults to |
signout redirect String |
Defaults to |
For more information about setting up and using database models with Keystone, see the database guide.
The following options control some ui options for the Admin backend:
wysiwyg images Boolean |
Adds an image button which enables including images from other URLS in your WYSIWYG Editor. |
wysiwyg cloudinary images Boolean |
Adds an image upload button and enables cloudinary image uploads directly in your WYSIWYG Editor. |
wysiwyg additional buttons String |
Allows to add additional extra functionality buttons such as A complete list of available buttons can be found at: http://www.tinymce.com/wiki.php/Controls |
wysiwyg additional plugins String |
Allows for additional plugins to be activated which can be found at: http://www.tinymce.com/wiki.php/Plugins |
wysiwyg additional options Object |
Allows for additional TinyMCE options, such as |
wysiwyg override toolbar Boolean |
This will remove the default set of buttons for wysiwyg mode. Use this with |
wysiwyg menubar Boolean |
Show the menubar for wysiwyg editor. Defaults to See http://www.tinymce.com/wiki.php/Configuration:menubar for more details. |
wysiwyg importcss String |
Sets the See http://www.tinymce.com/wiki.php/Configuration:content_css for more details. |
wysiwyg skin String |
Allow you to change the TinyMCE skin. Defaults to See http://www.tinymce.com/wiki.php/Configuration:skin for more details. Example using wysiwyg options
|
Keystone has support for Google Analytics tracking in the Admin UI. To enable tracking, set the following configuration options:
ga property String |
Your Google Analytics Property Will default to |
ga domain String |
Your Google Analytics Domain Will default to |
Note if you only want to include Google Analytics tracking in the front-end of your project, you should use different variable names from those above.
Keystone's Location field type supports integration with the Google Maps API to auto-improve values (including discovering latitude and longitude) via the Places Autocomplete API.
To enable these features, obtain an API Key from Google and enable the Google Maps v3 and Google Places APIs for it, then set the following options:
google api key String |
Your Google API browser key, used to authenticate the Javascript Maps API in the Admin UI. Will default to |
google server api key String |
Your Google API server key, used to authenticate requests to the Maps API from the server. Will default to |
default region String |
Optional setting to limit autocomplete results to a specific region. This option takes a region code, specified as a IANA language region subtag. Can be specified on a per-field basis by setting the |
keystone.set('google api key', 'your-browser-key');
keystone.set('google server api key', 'your-server-key');
keystone.set('default region', 'au'); // optional, will limit autocomplete results to Australia
Note that the use of the Places Geocoding API is subject to a query limit of 2,500 geolocation requests per day, except with an enterprise license.
The Places Geocoding API may only be used in conjunction with a Google map; geocoding results without displaying them on a map is prohibited. Please make sure your Keystone app complies with the Google Maps API License.
KeystoneJS supports Amazon S3 for file upload and hosting, with the S3File field type.
To use the S3File field in your app, sign up for an account, create an S3 bucket, and get your key and secret.
Then set the s3 config
option to an object containing your configuration (see example below).
Alternatively, set the S3_BUCKET
, S3_KEY
and S3_SECRET
environment variables.
keystone.set('s3 config', { bucket: 'my-bucket', key: 'my-key', secret: 'my-secret' });
The config object can also contain a 'default headers' property. This property should be either an Object
or an Array
.
keystone.set('s3 config', {
bucket: 'my-bucket',
key: 'my-key',
secret: 'my-secret',
'default headers': {
'x-amz-meta-X-Default-Header': 'Custom Default Value'
}
});
KeystoneJS supports Windows Azure Storage for file upload and hosting, with the AzureFile field type.
To use the AzureFile field in your app, sign up for an account, enter into Azure Management Portal. Create a storage account with new(button), data services, storage. In storage account page get the access (account name, key (valid primary or secondary key)) with the button "manage access key".
Then set the azurefile config
option to an object containing your configuration (see example below).
Alternatively, set the AZURE_STORAGE_ACCOUNT
and AZURE_STORAGE_ACCESS_KEY
environment variables.
Note that the account property should be set to your storage account, not your user account.
keystone.set('azurefile config', { account: 'my storage account', key: 'secret api key' });
Cloudinary is an image upload / resizing / hosting service that makes it easy to implement image management in your KeystoneJS app using the CloudinaryImage and CloudinaryImages field types.
To use the Cloudinary Image fields in your app, sign up for an account (Cloudinary offers a free tier with up to 500MB storage, 50,000 images and 1GB data transfer) and get your cloud name, api key and api secret.
Then set the cloudinary config
option to
cloudinary://api_key:api_secret@cloud_name
)This option will default to the CLOUDINARY_URL
environment variable if it is set.
When images are uploaded to Cloudinary via the Admin UI or field methods, they will have some tags automatically set on them. To prefix these tags with a custom string, set the cloudinary prefix
option.
The built-in tags that are automatically set include:
{list.path}_{field.path}
{list.path}_{field.path}_{item.id}
{prefix}
(if set)dev
(if the env
option is not set to production
)You may optionally enabled the Cloudinary upload folder option by setting the Keystone cloudinary folders
option to true
. The default Cloudinary folder will be set based on the following rules:
{list.path}/{field.path}/
(when cloudinary prefix
is not set){prefix}/{list.path}/{field.path}/
(when cloudinary prefix
is set)
You may override the default Cloudinary folder by setting the folder
option directly on a CloudinaryImage
field (see CloudinaryImage options) or a CloudinaryImages
field (see CloudinaryImages options).
If you want Cloudinary to automatically create folders when the cloudinary folders
option is set to true
, make sure you enable "Auto-create folders" in your Cloudinary account "Upload Settings".
If you are serving over HTTPS and want to ensure that cloudinary images are also serverd over HTTPS, set the cloudinary secure
option to true
.
keystone.set('cloudinary config', { cloud_name: 'my-cloud', api_key: 'abc', api_secret: '123' });
// or
keystone.set('cloudinary config', 'cloudinary://api_key:api_secret@cloud_name' );
// optional, will prefix all built-in tags with 'keystone_'
keystone.set('cloudinary prefix', 'keystone');
// optional, will prefix each image public_id with [{prefix}]/{list.path}/{field.path}/
keystone.set('cloudinary folders', true);
// optional, will force cloudinary to serve images over https
keystone.set('cloudinary secure', true);
Embed.ly is a service that will parse a url (e.g. Youtube embed link) and return a whole lot of useful information, like the provider name, summary metadata, width and height of videos, as well as a clean link to use for embedding media in your views. They offer a free plan for up to 5,000 urls per month.
The Embedly field type is an easy way to integrate their API with your KeystoneJS app.
To configure KeystoneJS to support the Embed.ly API, simply sign up for an account, get your api key, and set the embedly api key
option.
This option will default to the EMBEDLY_API_KEY
environment variable if it is set.
keystone.set('embedly api key', 'your-key');
Mandrill is a scalable and affordable email infrastructure service that allows you to send emails easily. They offer a free plan for up to 12,000 emails per month.
To configure KeystoneJS to support the Mandrill API, simply sign up for an account, get your api key, and set both the mandrill api key
and mandrill username
options.
These options will default to the MANDRILL_API_KEY & MANDRILL_USERNAME
environment variable's if set.
keystone.set('mandrill api key', 'your-key');
keystone.set('mandrill username', 'your-username');
Keystone includes an updates framework, which you can enable by setting the auto update
option to true
.
Updates provide an easy way to seed your database, transition data when your models change, or run transformation scripts against your database.
Update files should be named using a semantic version followed by an optional key, like 0.0.1-init.js
. The version numbers are used to order the update scripts correctly, while the keys are a nice way to identify what each update does.
Each update file should export a single function, which should accept a single argument - the next(err)
callback, to be called when the update is complete.
All the update files will be executed (each one waits for the previous update to complete) before the web server is started.
If the next
callback is receives an error it will be reported to the console, and application initialisation will halt.
You can temporarily disable updates from running in development by setting a __defer__
property on the exported function to true
. Any subsequent updates will be skipped, but the application will be started.
Updates are only run once, and each completed update is logged in an app_updates
collection in your database.
Creates a new admin User
var keystone = require('keystone'),
User = keystone.list('User');
exports = module.exports = function(done) {
new User.model({
name: { first: 'Admin', last: 'User' },
password: 'admin',
isAdmin: true
}).save(done);
};
You can disable the Admin UI by setting the headless
option to true
.
This will allow you to use keystone.start()
or keystone.routes(app)
without Keystone creating route bindings for the Admin UI routes under /keystone
.


--- title: 'Welcome! ' author: Ken Frank date: '2020-05-14' slug: welcome weight: 1 ---
Welcome to our discussion about sensitivity analysis. All of the assumptions of statistical analysis rarely hold. So the challenge for the pragmatist is to understand when evidence is strong enough to support action. That’s where sensitivity analysis comes in – so we can understand how robust our inferences are to challenges to our assumptions. One example is statements such as “XX% of the estimated effect would have to be due to bias to change your inference about the effect.” But that’s just one. Below we’ll discuss lots of approaches, applications, and the pluses and minuses. Let’s get started with COVID examples. Look to the left of this page for more resources and ways to connect as well.


Dont think its doing anything. when i hit enter then ctrl+x then Y nothing happened
SHossain30-May-19 07:58 PM
yeah i think, ?
2405201930-May-19 07:59 PM
i dont know if anyhtings meant to happen so was unsure
SHossain30-May-19 08:00 PM
that comamnd mean to close the file by saving it
2405201930-May-19 08:01 PM
i have box open with GNU Nano 2.0.6
top left
SHossain30-May-19 08:01 PM
that means you couldn't save it
2405201930-May-19 08:01 PM
with ./komodo-qt-mac -ac_name=PIRATE -ac_supply=0 -ac_reward=25600000000 -ac_halving=77777 -ac_private=1 -addnode=<IP_ADDRESS> & pasted in it
SHossain30-May-19 08:02 PM
if you don't know how to do that, just close the terminal you were using to create the shortcut, use the other way how you started next time. just save the steps in a notepad
2405201930-May-19 08:04 PM
okay. sorry for wasting your time man
SHossain30-May-19 08:11 PM
how's your PIRATE wallet doing?
2405201930-May-19 08:17 PM
dont know, just following the steps again
./komodo-qt-mac -ac_name=PIRATE -ac_supply=0 -ac_reward=25600000000 -ac_halving=77777 -ac_private=1 -addnode=<IP_ADDRESS> & saying no such file or directary
SHossain30-May-19 08:20 PM
that means you are not in the right directory
it was there(edited)
2405201930-May-19 08:20 PM
im in MacBook-Pro:komodo-qt-mac-2 XXX$
SHossain30-May-19 08:20 PM
type ls and see if you the komodo-qt-mac file is there or not
2405201930-May-19 08:21 PM
MacBook-Pro:komodo-qt-mac-2 XXX$
SHossain30-May-19 08:22 PM
if you don't see the file, you are in a diffrent directory
you need to cd to the right directory and issue the start command
2405201930-May-19 08:23 PM
cd ~/Downloads/komodo-qt-mac-2 right?
SHossain30-May-19 08:25 PM
should be
it's your computer
based on the outputs you provided me last time, it was there
2405201930-May-19 08:28 PM
yeah dont know why its showing up not there, nothing has changed
i see, it has pirate instead of kmd, sorry i just took a quick glance at the top of the window
i am yes, sorry
And the seeds from these are transferbale to agama, once we have the updated agama out?
thank you hossain, not only did you help me making the wallet but actually taught me about terminals, appriciate it alot.
SHossain30-May-19 09:33 PM
if you use native mode, it doesn't use seed, it uses wallet.dat which contains your addresses, their private key and related txs. if you close this wallet and start using Agama native mode for these coins, Agama will automatically pick up these wallet.dat
i'll be more happy if you can remember all these and learn more while using and help others in need
2405201930-May-19 09:37 PM
ive got the steps down on notepad, at the moment its just a process to me but im going to look up the meaning behind the commands and how it intergrates together. Once ive grasped it if i see anyone with similar issues i’ll shout up.
1
1
Mr. HashEm01-Jun-19 11:43 AM
Is there any VanityGen for kmd ?
I want to find(create) custom wallet public address.
CHMEX01-Jun-19 11:47 AM
@Mr. HashEm github.com/DeckerSU/vanitygen-plus
I believe this here is for windows in case you are on win: github.com/DeckerSU/vanitygen
Komodo QT wallet. Contribute to KomodoPlatform/KomodoOcean development by creating an account on GitHub.
and i have copy pastet the code to sudo apt install libsodium-dev
and all of the above
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴05-Jun-19 06:52 AM
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴Today at 1:50 AM
find komodo-qt and drag and drop it into the terminal
and tell me what it says
hastrup05-Jun-19 06:54 AM
when i seach for "komodo-qt" i only find komodo-qt.pro type unknow---komodo-qt-promo-10.png type image----komodo qt-res.rc type text is it one of them you what to drop in?


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The centerpiece of this portfolio is my Capstone Project, which is an exploration of musical creation, stemming from macro social theory to up-close, personal reasoning.
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Probe committee blames train driver for Brahmanbaria crash
by bdnews24.comA third investigation committee has blamed Turna Nishitha’s driver and his assistants over the fatal train crash in Brahmanbaria, that left 17 people dead and at least 50 others injured.
Railways Minister Md Nurul Islam Sujan briefed the media about the report at the Secretariat in Dhaka on Wednesday.
“The decisions taken by the three probe committees after visiting the site, inspecting the evidences and considering further conditions are almost similar. It is believed that operating train without proper observation by the loco master, assistant loco master and the guard caused the accident,” he said.
The panel submitted the report to the ministry with five recommendations to avoid recurrence of such accidents.
The recommendations include- installation of CCTV camera and automatic train stop system, proper training of the railway officials, hiring people to fill up empty posts and development of communication system.
A Chattogram-bound Udayan Express from Sylhet and a Dhaka-bound Turna Nishitha from Chattogram collided at Mondobagh Railway Station in the wee hours of Nov 12.
Seventeen people were killed and at least 50 others were injured in the calamity.
After the collision, several bogeys of Turna crashed into some Udayan’s carriages while two other coaches were severely twisted.
The Bangladesh Railway authorities had formed three probe committees, and the railway ministry and the Brahmanbaria district administration also set up a panel each to investigate the crash.
Turna Nishitha’s Loco Master Taher Uddin, Assistant Loco Master Apu Dey and guard Abdur Rahman were suspended following the accident.


fun removeVideoSink(sink: VideoSink): Unit
Remove a video sink which will no longer receive new frames on return
sink - : VideoSink - Video sink to remove
sink


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As used in this subpart—
“Advertisement” means any single message prepared for placement in communication media, regardless of the number of placements.
“Publication” means—
(1) The placement of an advertisement in a newspaper, magazine, trade or professional journal, or any other printed medium; or
(2) The broadcasting of an advertisement over radio or television.
(a) Newspapers. Authority to approve the publication of paid advertisements in newspapers is vested in the head of each agency (44 U.S.C. 3702). This approval authority may be delegated (5 U.S.C. 302(b)). Contracting officers shall obtain written authorization in accordance with policy procedures before advertising in newspapers.
(b) Other media. Unless the agency head determines otherwise, advance written authorization is not required to place advertisements in media other than newspapers.
(a) General.
(1) Orders for paid advertisements may be placed directly with the media or through an advertising agency. Contracting officers shall give small, small disadvantaged, women-owned, veteran-owned, HUBZone, and service-disabled veteran-owned small business concerns maximum opportunity to participate in these acquisitions.
(2) The contracting officer shall use the SF 1449 for paper solicitations. The SF 1449 shall be used to make awards or place orders unless the award/order is made by using electronic commerce or by using the Governmentwide commercial purchase card for micropurchases.
(b) Rates. Advertisements may be paid for at rates not over the commercial rates charged private individuals, with the usual discounts (44 U.S.C. 3703).
(c) Proof of advertising. Every invoice for advertising shall be accompanied by a copy of the advertisement or an affidavit of publication furnished by the publisher, radio or television station, or advertising agency concerned (44 U.S.C. 3703). Paying offices shall retain the proof of advertising until the Government Accountability Office settles the paying office’s account.
(d) Payment. Upon receipt of an invoice supported by proof of advertising, the contracting officer shall attach a copy of the written authority (see 5.502(a)) and submit the invoice for payment under agency procedures.
(a) General. Basic ordering agreements may be placed with advertising agencies for assistance in producing and placing advertisements when a significant number will be placed in several publications and in national media. Services of advertising agencies include, but are not limited to, counseling as to selection of the media for placement of the advertisement, contacting the media in the interest of the Government, placing orders, selecting and ordering typography, copywriting, and preparing rough layouts.
(b) Use of commission-paying media. The services of advertising agencies in placing advertising with media often can be obtained at no cost to the Government, over and above the space cost, as many media give advertising agencies a commission or discount on the space cost that is not given to the Government.
(c) Use of noncommission-paying media. Some media do not grant advertising agencies a commission or discount, meaning the Government can obtain the same rate as the advertising agency. If the advertising agency agrees to place advertisements in noncommission-paying media as a no-cost service, the basic ordering agreement shall so provide. If the advertising agency will not agree to place advertisements at no cost, the agreement shall—
(1) Provide that the Government may place orders directly with the media; or
(2) Specify an amount that the Government will pay if the agency places the orders.
(d) Art work, supplies, and incidentals. The basic ordering agreement also may provide for the furnishing by the advertising agency of art work, supplies, and incidentals, including brochures and pamphlets, but not their printing. “Incidentals” may include telephone calls, telegrams, and postage incurred by the advertising agency on behalf of the Government.


Architecture
The architecture of the areaDetector module is shown below.
From the bottom to the top this architecture consists of the following:
- Layer 1. This is the layer that allows user written code to
communicate with the hardware. It is usually provided by the detector
vendor. It may consist of a library or DLL, of a socket protocol to a
driver, a Microsoft COM interface, etc.
- Layer 2. This is the driver that is written for the areaDetector
application to control a particular detector. It is written in C++
and inherits from the ADDriver class. It uses the standard asyn
interfaces for control and status information. Each time it receives
a new data array it can pass it as an NDArray object to all Layer 3
clients that have registered for callbacks. This is the only code
that needs to be written to implement a new detector. Existing
drivers range from about 800 to 2600 lines of code.
- Layer 3. Code running at this level is called a “plug-in”. This code
registers with a driver for a callback whenever there is a new data
array. The existing plugins implement file saving (NDPluginFile),
region-of-interest (ROI) calculations (NDPluginROI), statistics
calculations (NDPluginStats, NDPluginROIStat), image processing
(NDPluginProcess), geometric transformations (NDPluginTransform),
buffering and triggering (NDPluginCircularBuff), color mode
conversion (NDPluginColorConvert), graphics and text overlays
(NDPluginOverlay), exporting NDArray attributes as scalar and
waveform records (NDPluginAttribute), conversion of detector data to
standard EPICS array types for use by Channel Access clients
(NDPluginStdArrays), and conversion of NDArrays to EPICS pvAccess
(NDPluginPva). Plugins are written in C++ and inherit from
NDPluginDriver. Existing plugins range from about 300 to 3000 lines
of code.
- Layer 4. This is standard asyn device support that comes with the
EPICS asyn module.
- Layer 5. These are standard EPICS records, and EPICS database
(template) files that define records to communicate with drivers at
Layer 2 and plugins at Layer 3.
- Layer 6. These are EPICS channel access clients, such as MEDM that
communicate with the records at Layer 5. areaDetector includes some
client applications that can display images using EPICS waveform and
other records communicating with the NDPluginStdArrays plugin at
Layer 3. Several of these clients are ImageJ plugins, and the other
is a freely runnable IDL application.
The code in Layers 1-3 is essentially independent of EPICS. In principle
there are only 2 EPICS dependencies in this code.
- libCom.
libCom from EPICS base provides operating-system independent
functions for threads, mutexes, etc.
- asyn. asyn is a
module that provides interthread messaging services, including
queueing and callbacks.
In particular it is possible to eliminate layers 4-6 in the architecture
shown in Figure 1. This means that it is not necessary to run an EPICS
IOC or to use EPICS Channel Access when using the drivers and plugins at
Layers 2 and 3. This is demonstrated in the simDetectorNoIOC application
in ADSimDetector and in the unit tests in ADCore/ADApp/pluginTests.
The plugin architecture is very powerful, because new plugins can be
written for application-specific purposes. For example, a plugin could
be written to analyze images and do some application specific functions,
and such a plugin would then work with any detector driver. Plugins are
also powerful because they can be reconfigured at run-time. For example
the NDPluginStdArrays can switch from getting its array data from a
detector driver to an NDPluginROI plugin. That way it will switch from
displaying the entire detector to whatever sub-region the ROI driver has
selected. Any Channel Access clients connected to the NDPluginStdArrays
driver will automatically switch to displaying this subregion.
Similarly, the NDPluginFile plugin can be switched at run-time from
saving the entire image to saving a selected ROI, just by changing its
input source. Plugins can be used to form an image processing pipeline,
for example with a detector providing data to a color convert plugin,
which feeds an ROI plugin, which feeds a file saving plugin. Each plugin
can run in its own thread, and hence in its own cores on a modern
multi-core CPU.
The use of plugins is optional, and it is only plugins that require the
driver to make callbacks with image data. If there are no plugins being
used then EPICS can be used simply to control the detector, without
accessing the data itself. This is most useful when the vendor provides
an API has the ability to save the data to a file and an application to
display the images.
What follows is a detailed description of the software, working from the
bottom up. Most of the code is object oriented, and written in C++.


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Hello, World
Welcome to the new fredhohman.com
.
What’s going on?
2015 has been a big year so far. I graduated from the University of Georgia with a B.S. in Mathematics and B.S. in Physics. During the past four years I spent there I experienced living in the lovely artistic and historic city of Athens, GA, met lifelong friends, and discovered what truly interests me.
“So what do you want to do with a Math and Physics degree?”
I’ve answered this question more than a dozen of times over my last semester. I’m excited to say that I’m starting my Ph.D. in Computational Science and Engineering (CSE) in the College of Computing at Georgia Tech1.
For those that don’t know, Computational Science is indeed different than Computer Science2. If you aren’t familiar with CSE, Wikipedia says it’s
a new discipline that deals with the development and application of computational models and simulations to solve complex physical problems arising in engineering analysis and design as well as natural phenomena. CSE has been described as the “third mode of discovery” (next to theory and experimentation).
But I usually just tell people I’m going to make computers do things with numbers.
But what about this website?
As I start my Ph.D. at Georgia Tech this Fall I decided I needed an easier way to update my website. I also wanted to add a blog page to provide continual communication and add a bit of personality to the site.
There are hundreds of ways to build a website now, but after looking around, I decided to go with Jekyll: the static site generator. I’ll talk about what Jekyll is in another post, but just know that it’s much better than whatever I was trying to do before.
All the content from the old website has been spruced up and is live right now. That includes more information about me via my About page, my Projects, this Blog, and a new section called Other that (right now) includes four pages:
So take a couple minutes and explore. Feel free to let me know what you think by leaving a comment below, shooting me an email, or tweeting @fredhohman. I’m off to start something new.
Tomorrow is my first day of graduate school at @GeorgiaTech @gtcomputing
The path to Dr. Fred begins at 10AM.
— Fred Hohman (@fredhohman) August 17, 2015
So hello, Internet. See you around.


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You think we could have a Dark Hexus Forum?
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Can somone give me the new disc link admin kick ;///
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3dsboy08 Released Synapse X Showcase (SYNAPSE NEWS!)
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Roblox crashes when im injecting, is Hexus still updated or do i need to reinstall roblox?
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Bought hexus more than a year ago
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For customality :)
(3)
[REQ] PF unlock all guns script?
(5)
Is hexus still patched?
(3)
I bought hexus 24hrs ago but I still cant get hexus wtf bro
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I cant see Electron#7189 in discord
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Discord?
(7)
Whats the discord? I'm a buyer and trying to purchase
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When will Hexus sales be up?
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Hexus isnt working
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Why is Hexus Crashing All The Damn Time
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Errors?
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Electron will not allow me to buy it
(3)
Someone please explain
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Buy Exploit
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Please lll
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I was Kicked from hexus for no reason? the discord
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SYNAPSE X INFO RELEASED! (SYNAPSE NEWS!)
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Is hexus updated? sorry i do not i was not online to check
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Sentinel Decompiler CONFIRMED!
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Hexus wont open sad sad sad
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Request assistance for Royale High
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Sentinel pic and slappy says it looks like ProtoSmasher
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Power, Oil & Gas, Refining, Chemical, Pharmaceutical, Metals & Minerals
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Super Lig side to target Norwich City’s Teemu Pukki, official sent last week
by Nihat Emre KocaaslanFotomac claim Fenerbahce assistant Volkan Demirel watched Norwich City striker Teemu Pukki in action against Greece last week and was left impressed with what he saw from the Finland international.
Pukki made an excellent start to the Premier League campaign with Daniel Farke’s side but his form has slipped recently, just like that of his team.
However, Fotomac report Fenerbahce are interested in signing the 29 year old and that they’ve added him to their shortlist ahead of the January transfer window.
According to Fotomac, the former Celtic striker could partner Vedat Muriqi in the second half of the season, and Fener will begin their operation to sign the Finn next month.
Despite the Super Lig side’s interest in the attacker it’s unlikely Norwich City will want to lose a key player midway through the season.
Pukki’s last Premier League goal came in the mid-September victory against Manchester City and he’s not scored in the last seven games.
His contract at Carrow Road will expire at the end of June 2022.


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Hangman - Beyonce's World
Every answer will the title of a Beyonce song. Good luck! Because let's face it... who doesn't love Beyonce?
Guess the song title one letter at a time. If you can't fill in the blanks after 15 guesses, you lose!
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Preparation time
30 mins to 1 hour
Cooking time
1 to 2 hours
Serves
Serves 4
Preheat the oven to 140C/275F/Gas 1.
Heat a little olive oil in a heavy-bottomed ovenproof pan over a moderate heat. Sear the shoulder of lamb on all sides. When coloured, remove the lamb from the pan and add the chopped onion, carrot and rosemary. Cook over a gentle heat for 4-5 minutes or until golden brown.
Add the white wine and heat until reduced by half. Put the shoulder of lamb back in the pan on top of the vegetables and cover with chicken and veal stock. Bring to the boil.
Place in the oven, cover and cook for one hour. Remove from the oven and leave to cool.
When cooled, pick the meat from the bone into small pieces. Strain the stock and discard the vegetables. Bring the stock back to the boil and skim.
For the potatoes, arrange some of the potato slices on the bottom of a square baking dish to create a thin layer. Season with salt and freshly ground black pepper and add the chopped rosemary. Add a layer of the picked lamb shoulder, then build up a further two layers of potato slices and lamb. Cover the layers with enough hot stock from the cooked shoulder to cover, reserving the rest for the sauce, and place in the oven. Cook for 30 minutes or until the potatoes are tender and the liquid has been absorbed. Keep warm.
Turn the oven up to 180C/350F/Gas 4.
Season the best end of lamb with salt and freshly ground black pepper. Heat a little vegetable oil in a heavy-bottomed pan and sear the lamb, skin-side down. Turn over and sear on all sides. Place in the oven and roast for 6-8 minutes for rare, or until cooked to your liking. When cooked, leave to rest for 15 minutes.
Meanwhile, reduce 150ml/5fl oz of the lamb stock to a sauce consistency. Cook the carrots, broad beans and baby leeks in a little of the stock until tender, then drain. Fry the mushrooms in a little olive oil, then season with salt and freshly ground black pepper.
To assemble, using a chefs' ring, cut out four cylinders from the potato and lamb layers and place one on each warm plate. Carve the best end of lamb into cutlets and position to the side of the potato cylinder. Arrange the vegetables and mushrooms around the meat. Add the capers to the reduced lamb stock and pour over the dish. Serve immediately.


I was recently referred to EasyHTTP by it’s creator, Hadi Hariri. Hadi was looking at some code I had sent him regarding my work with the TeamCity REST API and thought that things could be a little easier and less verbose.
In summary my application creates a new HttpWebRequest passing in the request type as a magic string. It opens a stream to read the JSON response and that JSON is then de-serialised to an entity. It was very messy. In order to call this class from my application I would have had to do the follow:
There is absolutely no mention of whether the request was a GET never mind a PUT or a DELETE. This is where EasyHTTP came in for me.
I was able to make a generic method for a GET request. This method takes a url and a type and with the help of JsonFx, de-serialises the response back to the requested type. THis was a great way to take the hassle out of my old code where I was creating a Url, calling a request and then de-serialising it. The code in the calling class now looks as follows:
I was originally using the Newtonsoft JSON library for my de-serialising my JSON back to types and to do that I had to decorate the properties with code similar to the following:
[JsonProperty(PropertyName = “id”)]
public string Id {get; set;}
This would effectively map a piece of JSON to a property that was not named exactly the same. EasyHTTP took care of this for me as well. To quote Hadi, EasyHTTP handles mapping as follows:
“For mapping properties, it handles camelcase, lowercase and a bunch of other conventions. You can also specify explicitly”
Using EasyHTTP, I was able to cut at least 2 lines of code per method in the client code. I was also able to delete an attribute that was present on all properties in the entities in a little bit of work.
The added distinction of creating the notion of GETs, PUTs and DELETE calls from each other mean that my class can be extended much easier. Hadi has written a post on EasyHTTP on his blog. I would strongly suggest reading this and discovering if you can use this application in place of old HttpWebRequest calls. Its cleaner and helps to make code a little bit more DRY. My thanks to Hadi (and any contributors there may be) for making my work in this area a little easier!


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F12
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Arrow keys
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Space bar
- the firebutton. Perform the action.
The top zone is your scoreble area. Any line totally blank may be scored.
The middle zone are the dice. Use left and right to select with dice to re-roll.
The bottom zone enables the re-roll of the selected dice. You get three rolls total.


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This is definitely the first time I have ever injected drugs. I intended to go to sleep around 2:30 am after hanging around with my cousin and studying a bunch before that, but couldn't really sleep, so I popped 4 of his 0.5mg clonazepam pills thinking that would konk me out. I don't have a toerance to benzodiazepines, so normally that would put me right to sleep, however, it didn't for some reason. I am ADD, so I have a prescription for methylphenidate, and I took roughly my standard dose of 30mg about 12 hours before, so that should have completely worn off.
About 1.5 hours later I decided that I was in the mood for experimentation, so I grabbed the roughly 2ml that were remaining in a couple of my cousin's roxicet (liquid percocet) bottles. Then I decided for some reason that I wanted to finally try injecting some drugs, although I am very aware of the dangers involved.
I crushed the equivalent of 40mg of methylphenidate into a fine powder, along with a single 5/325 percocet pill. I tried to cook it up, but found that that acetaminophen in the percocet didn't dissolve very well. I didn't want to inject such a viscous substance, but yet didn't want to waste it either, so I drank it (it tasted awful).
Next I crushed up 40mg more of the methylphenidate and cooked that up. I used a packaged, standard tuberculosis 25 guage 1 inch 1ml hypodermic needle, which I procured from my cousin, who takes Immitrex IM. I made sure that I used a cotton swab as a filter when I was drawing the ritalin solution into the syringe, to try to avoid injecting insolubles. I also alcohol swabbed my arm and used a home-made tourniquet to find veins. Since I haven't done this before, it wasn't hard to find veins in my arm. I made sure I had hit a blood vessel and proceeded to inject the solution.
I found that the effects didn't hit me quite as fast as a expected they would. It took almost a minute for the effects to set in, but the best I can describe it is a powerful euphoria accompanied by a moderately stimulated, very relaxing feeling. I thought, 'This is awesome'. It was completely different from say snorting way too much speed, where you feel too jacked up. It was euphoric and stimulating, but yet relaxing.
So I decided to snort another 40 mg of methylphenidate about 5 minutes after that, although my plans changed mid way though and I ended up injecting that too. Right now I feel fantastic. It's been about 20 minutes since my second injection and this is utterly amazing. Now I know why people inject drugs.
On the other hand, I know that even with all the precautions I took as far as safety, what I did was in fact extremely dangerous. Injecting pills can clog blood vessels, as well as greatly increase the risk of some horrible infections, and injecting ritalin especially can induce permanent lung damage (still not sure why that is). Also it's generally not smart to speedball, even on a low level, by mixing an opiate with an amphetamine or amphetamine-like compund, or cocaine.
It's now about an hour since my last dose and this is definitely the most enjoyable drug experience since when I took 1 5/325 percocet pill with some premium kratom. I would have to say this is more fun though.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


ESXi Server with unRAID
Back in 2011 I decided to go ahead and build my first computer. My first computer that I built was not a desktop, but a server that would run ESXi. I had planned to run unRAID, a non-standard software RAID solution as one of the VM’s with a SAS RAID Controller in I/O Passthrough. As well as a few other VM’s as a test lab to learn
These are the full specs:
- Intel Xeon E3-1230 3.2GHz Quad-Core Processor
- SUPERMICRO MBD-X9SCM-F-O LGA1155 Motherboard
- 2 x Kingston 8GB (2 x 4GB) ECC Unbuffered DDR3 1333 (16GB Total)
- SUPERMICRO AOC-SASLP-MV8 PCIe x 4 SAS RAID Controller
- NORCO RPC-4220
- SeaSonic X Series X-850 850W EPS12V
It was a pretty easy install with no problems to be honest. Here are a few pictures.


| 1121 | (A) | the Moren wexe so mekiłł þat no man couthe tełłe |
| 1125 | (C) | The morayne was so moche . þat no manne cowthe telle |
| 1107 | (D) | So mycħ was þe moreyne þat no man mygħt telle |
| 1088 | (E) | so meche was þe moreyne . þat no man cowde telle |
| (Ex) | ---- no text ---- | |
| 1145 | (L) | þe morayne was so myche þat no man couþe telle |
| (P) | ---- no text ---- | |
| 1097 | (U) | ¶ So muche was the moryne / that noman kouthe telle |
| 186 | (V) | þe moreyne wax so moche . þat noman coude telle |


3 references to AdapterGetMembersDelegate
System.Management.Automation (3)
engine\MshObject.cs (3)
290
PSObject.
AdapterGetMembersDelegate
<PSMemberInfo>,
324
PSObject.
AdapterGetMembersDelegate
<PSMethodInfo>,
394
PSObject.
AdapterGetMembersDelegate
<PSPropertyInfo>,


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UXL Routing
| Build Status | Statements | Branches | Functions | Lines |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Installation
npm i @uxland/routing
Usage
Initialization
Create an instance of router. The constructor accepts three parameters: routes array, router root url and hash character.
const routes: Route[] = [{ route: "dummy" }, { route: "foo" }];
const router = new Router(routes);
Registering routes
It is possible to register new routes at any moment using provided registerRoutes
function. It accepts a single route or an array of routes:
router.registerRoutes({ route: "bar" });
router.registerRoutes([{ route: "qux" }]);
Get registered routes
const router = new Router([{ route: "dummy" }]);
console.log(router.routes); //=> [{route: 'dummy'}]
Dynamic routes
It is possible to define dynamic routes with parameters:
router.registerRoutes({ route: "dummy/:id/:action" });
// When navigating to dummy/foo/bar, parameters are:
// id: foo
// action: bar
Route hooks
Route can have before and after navigation hooks that determine the possibility of navigation by returning a boolean promise and follow the next interface:
export type HookFn = (
url: string,
params: RouteParams,
queryString: RouteQueryString
) => Promise<boolean>;
router.registerRoutes({
route: "dummy/:id",
hooks: { canNavigateFrom, canNavigateTo, navigatedFrom },
});
canNavigateFrom
This hook is executed before navigation happens and it is used in order to check if it is possible to navigate from current route.
canNavigateTo
This hook is executed before navigation happens and it is used in order to check if it is possible to navigate to new route.
navigatedFrom
This hook is executed after navigation happends and it is used as a callback function to be executed to perform actions after navigation has been completed.
Not Found Handler
When navigating to a route that is not registered, it is possible to provide a handler that will be executed:
const router = new Router([{ route: "dummy" }]);
router.notFound((url: string) => console.log(`${url} not registered`));
router.navigate("foo");
//=> Console output: "foo not registered"
Navigate
Use navigate method to change location:
router.navigate("dummy");
router.navigate("http://localhost/dummy");
Last resolved url
After navigation happens (successfully or not), last resolved url is stored
const router = new Router([{ route: "dummy" }]);
router.navigate("dummy");
console.log(router.lastResolvedUrl); //=> 'dummy'
Destroy
Resets router instance by emptying registered routes and last resolved url
const router = new Router([{ route: "dummy" }, { route: "foo" }]);
router.getRoutes(); //=> [{route: 'dummy'}, {route: 'foo'}]
router.navigate("dummy");
router.lastResolvedUrl; //=> 'dummy'
router.destroy();
router.getRoutes(); //=> []
router.lastResolvedUrl; //=> ''


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Features
Pitomba provides simple and flexible sprite generator for CSS, using Python.
Pitomba can process CSS both synchronous and asynchronous as it provides classes to be used in
your python code and also a watcher that listens to your filesystem and changes CSS and
sprite as soon as a static is changed.
See more.
Curiosity
Pitomba (Talisia esculenta) is a medium-sized tree native to the Amazon Basin, and is found in Brazil, Colombia, Peru, Paraguay and Bolivia.
The tree and fruit are called pitomba in English, Spanish and Portuguese, cotopalo in Spanish, pitoulier comestible in French and olho de boi, pitomba-rana and pitomba de macaco in Portuguese.
Fonte: Wikipedia


| Home | Applications |
The core Vision system comes with a set of classes already defined. These classes include an initial set of methods which can be modified and extended by the user. Vision's built-in class hierarchy is discussed in detail in the general Vision reference manuals. Insyte offers an Application Layer that presents a set of useful classes and protocol designed to support investment management applications. The Investment Management classes and messages were entirely implemented using the Vision language. You can therefore modify, extend, and reorganize the structures to meet the specific needs of your organization.
Note that the instances created for the core investment classes will be dependent on your installation's requirements. Many of the named instances used in the examples in these document are included for illustration purposes only and may not exist in your environment. You can create them using the techniques provided or substitute instance identifiers that are defined for you organization.
The instances of the class Company represent the individual corporate entities for which you track information. Information maintained for a company typically includes sales, earnings estimates, and ratings. A large amount of raw data about companies is provided by external data vendors. In Vision, this data is viewed as a property of the company.
The document, The Company and Security Classes, describes this class in more details.
The instances of the class Security represent the individual securities issues by a corporation, government, or other entity. A variety of security types exist including common and preferred stock, convertible and non-convertible bonds, and options. Data maintained for a security typically includes price, dividend, and shares outstanding information. Portfolios hold specific amounts of one or more individual securities. Raw data about securities is often provided by external data vendors. In Vision, this data is viewed as a property of the security.
The document, The Company and Security Classes, describes this class in more details.
The class Account is a super class of the classes Portfolio, AggAccount, and IndexAccount. A Portfolio is defined as an account whose holdings are created via a feed from an internal portfolio accounting system. An AggAccount is defined as an account whose holdings are created by combining the holdings for a list of component portfolios. An IndexAccount is defined as an account whose holdings are created starting with a universe of securities.
The document, The Account Class, describes this class in more details.
The class Holding is used to represent a specific holding by an account in a specific security as of a specific point in time. Holdings are rarely referenced directly. Instead they are accessed via a particular security or account. Data maintained for a holding typically includes shares held and total market value.
The document, The Holding Class, describes this class in more details.
Special structures have been designed to manage dividend, price, and adjustment data in the Vision database. These structures have been created to correctly handle split and currency adjustments automatically. In addition, these structures have been designed to facilitate future reorganizations as the database grows, so that applications that use this data are sheltered from structural changes.
The document, Special Issues describes these issues in more detail.
The Investment Management Application Layer provides access to a variety of data sources that are updated by an external vendor on a regular basis. These data sets are linked to specific companies, securities, or other instances as part of an update process known as reconciliation. The reconcile addresses any adjustments that are local to a specific vendor so that access to multiple data sources can appear as homogeneous as possible. Cusip changes, splits adjustments, and fiscal year management are all addressed in a uniform manner.
The document, External Data Sets describes this process in more detail.
| Copyright © 1997 Innovative Systems Techniques, Inc. | Created June 11, 1997 |


A drop-in replacement for util
with some additional advantageous functions
Javascript is definitely a "batteries not included language" when compared to languages like Ruby or Python. Node.js has a simple utility library which exposes some basic (but important) functionality:
$ node
> var util = require('util');
> util.
(...)
util.debug util.error util.exec util.inherits util.inspect
util.log util.p util.print util.pump util.puts
When one considers their own utility library, why ever bother requiring util
again? That is the approach taken by this module. To compare:
$ node
> var utile = require('./lib')
> utile.
(...)
utile.async utile.capitalize utile.clone utile.cpr utile.createPath utile.debug
utile.each utile.error utile.exec utile.file utile.filter utile.find
utile.inherits utile.log utile.mixin utile.mkdirp utile.p utile.path
utile.print utile.pump utile.puts utile.randomString utile.requireDir uile.requireDirLazy
utile.rimraf
As you can see all of the original methods from util
are there, but there are several new methods specific to utile
. A note about implementation: no node.js native modules are modified by utile, it simply copies those methods.
The utile
modules exposes some simple utility methods:
.each(obj, iterator)
: Iterate over the keys of an object..mixin(target [source0, source1, ...])
: Copies enumerable properties from source0 ... sourceN
onto target
and returns the resulting object..clone(obj)
: Shallow clones the specified object..capitalize(str)
: Capitalizes the specified str
..randomString(length)
: randomString returns a pseudo-random ASCII string (subset) the return value is a string of length ⌈bits/6⌉ of characters from the base64 alphabet..filter(obj, test)
: return an object with the properties that test
returns true on..args(arguments)
: Converts function arguments into actual array with special callback
, cb
, array
, and last
properties. Also supports optional argument contracts. See the example for more details..requireDir(directory)
: Requires all files and directories from directory
, returning an object with keys being filenames (without trailing .js
) and respective values being return values of require(filename)
..requireDirLazy(directory)
: Lazily requires all files and directories from directory
, returning an object with keys being filenames (without trailing .js
) and respective values (getters) being return values of require(filename)
..format([string] text, [array] formats, [array] replacements)
: Replace formats
in text
with replacements
. This will fall back to the original util.format
command if it is called improperly.In addition to the methods that are built-in, utile includes a number of commonly used dependencies to reduce the number of includes in your package.json. These modules are not eagerly loaded to be respectful of startup time, but instead are lazy-loaded getters on the utile
object
.async
: Async utilities for node and the browser.inflect
: Customizable inflections for node.js.mkdirp
: Recursively mkdir, like mkdir -p, but in node.js.rimraf
: A rm -rf util for nodejs.cpr
: Asynchronous recursive file copying with Node.js curl http://npmjs.org/install.sh | sh
[sudo] npm install utile
All tests are written with vows and should be run with npm:
$ npm test
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The Control4 platform gives you easy control over every aspect of your home, whether or not you are present.
With Control4, distributed entertainment is a breeze. Multiple audio and video zones allow for each member of the household to view or listen to entertainment on their own terms.
Control4 allows for easy integration of your home's existing lighting to provide endless automation options. Preset scenes can help set a variety of modes, whether it be a low-light romantic dinner or a well-lit social gathering.
Want to change the temperature of your hot tub? Or perhaps the afternoon glare is particularly strong through a window? Control4 has you covered. With a range of integrated devices, including your pool, hot-tub, blinds/shades, and thermostat, all it takes is the push of a button.
Security systems provide you with peace of mind by ensuring your valuables and loved ones are protected, and the authorities alerted, in the event of unexpected guests. Control4 easily integrates with your current home security system, giving you quick and easy access to the system's status, warnings, and keypad. Arm or disarm your security system from the same device that controls the rest of your home.
Control4 can be custom built to your needs! Much of the existing devices, appliances, and technology in your home can be incorporated into your system as you see fit. Contact Infinity Automation today for more information about custom system integrations.


This class contains helper routines to deal with the Regexp “black magic” you need to properly parse org-mode files.
Use rewrite_emphasis
to replace org-mode emphasis strings
(e.g., /italic/) with the suitable markup for the output.
Use rewrite_links
to get a chance to rewrite all org-mode
links with suitable markup for the output.
Use rewrite_images
to rewrite all inline image links with
suitable markup for the output.
EMPHASIS
I figure it’s best to stick as closely to the elisp implementation as possible for emphasis. org.el defines the regular expression that is used to apply “emphasis” (in my terminology, inline formatting instead of block formatting). Here’s the documentation from org.el.
Terminology: In an emphasis string like “ *strong word* ”, we call the initial space PREMATCH, the final space POSTMATCH, the stars MARKERS, “s” and “d” are BORDER characters and “trong wor” is the body. The different components in this variable specify what is allowed/forbidden in each part:
pre Chars allowed as prematch. Line beginning allowed, too. post Chars allowed as postmatch. Line end will be allowed too. border The chars forbidden as border characters. body-regexp A regexp like "." to match a body character. Don’t use
non-shy groups here, and don't allow newline here.
newline The maximum number of newlines allowed in an emphasis exp.
I currently don’t use newline
because I’ve thrown this
information away by this point in the code. TODO – revisit?
# File lib/org-ruby/regexp_helper.rb, line 53 def initialize # Set up the emphasis regular expression. @pre_emphasis = " \t\\('\"" @post_emphasis = "- \t.,:!?;'\"\\)" @border_forbidden = " \t\r\n,\"'" @body_regexp = ".*?" @markers = "*/_=~+" @logger = Logger.new(STDERR) @logger.level = Logger::WARN build_org_emphasis_regexp build_org_link_regexp @org_subp_regexp = %r([_^])\{(.*?)\}/ @org_footnote_regexp = %r\[fn:(.+?)(:(.*?))?\]/ end
Finds all emphasis matches in a string. Supply a block that will get the marker and body as parameters.
# File lib/org-ruby/regexp_helper.rb, line 70 def match_all(str) str.scan(@org_emphasis_regexp) do |match| yield $2, $3 end end
Compute replacements for all matching emphasized phrases. Supply a block that will get the marker and body as parameters; return the replacement string from your block.
re = RegexpHelper.new result = re.rewrite_emphasis("*bold*, /italic/, =code=") do |marker, body| "<#{map[marker]}>#{body}</#{map[marker]}>" end
In this example, the block body will get called three times:
Marker: “*”, body: “bold”
Marker: “/”, body: “italic”
Marker: “=”, body: “code”
The return from this block is a string that will be used to replace
“bold”, “/italic/”, and “=code=”, respectively. (Clearly
this sample string will use HTML-like syntax, assuming map
is
defined appropriately.)
# File lib/org-ruby/regexp_helper.rb, line 97 def rewrite_emphasis(str) str.gsub(@org_emphasis_regexp) do |match| inner = yield $2, $3 "#{$1}#{inner}#{$4}" end end
rewrite footnotes
# File lib/org-ruby/regexp_helper.rb, line 112 def rewrite_footnote(str) # :yields: name, definition or nil str.gsub(@org_footnote_regexp) do |match| yield $1, $3 end end
Rewrites all of the inline image tags.
# File lib/org-ruby/regexp_helper.rb, line 154 def rewrite_images(str) # :yields: image_link str.gsub(@org_img_regexp) do |match| yield $1 end end
Rewrite org-mode links in a string to markup suitable to the output format.
Give this a block that expect the link and optional friendly text. Return how that link should get formatted.
re = RegexpHelper.new result = re.rewrite_links("[[http://www.bing.com]] and [[http://www.hotmail.com][Hotmail]]") do |link, text} text ||= link "#{text}" end
In this example, the block body will get called two times. In the first
instance, text
will be nil (the org-mode markup gives no
friendly text for the link +www.bing.com+. In the second instance, the
block will get text of Hotmail and the link +www.hotmail.com+. In both cases, the
block returns an HTML-style link, and that is how things will get recorded
in result
.
# File lib/org-ruby/regexp_helper.rb, line 143 def rewrite_links(str) # :yields: link, text str.gsub(@org_link_regexp) do |match| yield $1, nil end.gsub(@org_link_text_regexp) do |match| yield $1, $2 end.gsub(@org_angle_link_text_regexp) do |match| yield "#{$2}:#{$3}", nil end end
rewrite subscript and superscript (_{foo} and ^{bar})
# File lib/org-ruby/regexp_helper.rb, line 105 def rewrite_subp(str) # :yields: type ("_" for subscript and "^" for superscript), text str.gsub(@org_subp_regexp) do |match| yield $1, $2 end end


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new Tilemap(game, key)
A Tile Map object. A Tile map consists of a set of tile data and tile sets. It is rendered to the display using a TilemapLayer. A map may have multiple layers. You can perform operations on the map data such as copying, pasting, filling and shuffling the tiles around.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Argument | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
game |
Phaser.Game | Game reference to the currently running game. |
|
key |
string |
<optional> |
The key of the tilemap data as stored in the Cache. |
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Members
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<static, constant> CSV :number
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Type:
- number
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<static, constant> TILED_JSON :number
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Type:
- number
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currentLayer
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Properties:
Name Type Description currentLayer
number The current layer.
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debugMap
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Properties:
Name Type Description debugMap
array Map data used for debug values only.
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dirty
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Properties:
Name Type Description dirty
boolean Internal rendering related flag.
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game
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- Source:
Properties:
Name Type Description game
Phaser.Game A reference to the currently running Game.
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layers
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Properties:
Name Type Description layers
array An array of Tilemap layers.
Methods
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calculateIndexes()
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Internal function that calculates the tile indexes for the map data.
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copy(x, y, width, height, layer) → {array}
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Copies all of the tiles in the given rectangular block into the tilemap data buffer.
Parameters:
Name Type Argument Description x
number X position of the top left of the area to copy (given in tiles, not pixels)
y
number Y position of the top left of the area to copy (given in tiles, not pixels)
width
number The width of the area to copy (given in tiles, not pixels)
height
number The height of the area to copy (given in tiles, not pixels)
layer
number <optional>
The Tilemap Layer to operate on.
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Returns:
An array of the tiles that were copied.
- Type
- array
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create(name, width, height)
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Creates an empty map of the given dimensions.
Parameters:
Name Type Description name
string The name of the map (mostly used for debugging)
width
number The width of the map in tiles.
height
number The height of the map in tiles.
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destroy()
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Removes all layers from this tile map and nulls the game reference.
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dump()
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Dumps the tilemap data out to the console.
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fill(index, x, y, width, height, layer)
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Fill a block with a specific tile index.
Parameters:
Name Type Argument Description index
number Index of tiles you want to fill with.
x
number X position of the top left of the area to operate one, given in tiles, not pixels.
y
number Y position of the top left of the area to operate one, given in tiles, not pixels.
width
number The width in tiles of the area to operate on.
height
number The height in tiles of the area to operate on.
layer
number <optional>
The Tilemap Layer to operate on.
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forEach(callback, context, x, y, width, height, layer)
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For each tile in the given area (defined by x/y and width/height) run the given callback.
Parameters:
Name Type Argument Description callback
number The callback. Each tile in the given area will be passed to this callback as the first and only parameter.
context
number The context under which the callback should be run.
x
number X position of the top left of the area to operate one, given in tiles, not pixels.
y
number Y position of the top left of the area to operate one, given in tiles, not pixels.
width
number The width in tiles of the area to operate on.
height
number The height in tiles of the area to operate on.
layer
number <optional>
The Tilemap Layer to operate on.
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getTile(x, y, layer) → {number}
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Gets a tile from the Tilemap Layer. The coordinates are given in tile values.
Parameters:
Name Type Argument Description x
number X position to get the tile from (given in tile units, not pixels)
y
number Y position to get the tile from (given in tile units, not pixels)
layer
number <optional>
The Tilemap Layer to operate on.
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Returns:
The index of the tile at the given coordinates.
- Type
- number
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getTileWorldXY(x, y, layer) → {number}
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Gets a tile from the Tilemap layer. The coordinates are given in pixel values.
Parameters:
Name Type Argument Description x
number X position to get the tile from (given in pixels)
y
number Y position to get the tile from (given in pixels)
layer
number <optional>
The Tilemap Layer to operate on.
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Returns:
The index of the tile at the given coordinates.
- Type
- number
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paste(x, y, tileblock, layer)
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Pastes a previously copied block of tile data into the given x/y coordinates. Data should have been prepared with Tilemap.copy.
Parameters:
Name Type Description x
number X position of the top left of the area to paste to (given in tiles, not pixels)
y
number Y position of the top left of the area to paste to (given in tiles, not pixels)
tileblock
array The block of tiles to paste.
layer
number The Tilemap Layer to operate on.
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putTile(index, x, y, layer)
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Puts a tile of the given index value at the coordinate specified.
Parameters:
Name Type Argument Description index
number The index of this tile to set.
x
number X position to place the tile (given in tile units, not pixels)
y
number Y position to place the tile (given in tile units, not pixels)
layer
number <optional>
The Tilemap Layer to operate on.
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putTileWorldXY(index, x, y, tileWidth, tileHeight, layer)
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Puts a tile into the Tilemap layer. The coordinates are given in pixel values.
Parameters:
Name Type Argument Description index
number The index of the tile to put into the layer.
x
number X position to insert the tile (given in pixels)
y
number Y position to insert the tile (given in pixels)
tileWidth
number The width of the tile in pixels.
tileHeight
number The height of the tile in pixels.
layer
number <optional>
The Tilemap Layer to operate on.
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random(tileA, tileB, x, y, width, height, layer)
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Randomises a set of tiles in a given area.
Parameters:
Name Type Argument Description tileA
number First tile index.
tileB
number Second tile index.
x
number X position of the top left of the area to operate one, given in tiles, not pixels.
y
number Y position of the top left of the area to operate one, given in tiles, not pixels.
width
number The width in tiles of the area to operate on.
height
number The height in tiles of the area to operate on.
layer
number <optional>
The Tilemap Layer to operate on.
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removeAllLayers()
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Removes all layers from this tile map.
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replace(tileA, tileB, x, y, width, height, layer)
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Replaces one type of tile with another in the given area (defined by x/y and width/height).
Parameters:
Name Type Argument Description tileA
number First tile index.
tileB
number Second tile index.
x
number X position of the top left of the area to operate one, given in tiles, not pixels.
y
number Y position of the top left of the area to operate one, given in tiles, not pixels.
width
number The width in tiles of the area to operate on.
height
number The height in tiles of the area to operate on.
layer
number <optional>
The Tilemap Layer to operate on.
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setLayer(layer)
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Sets the current layer to the given index.
Parameters:
Name Type Description layer
number Sets the current layer to the given index.
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shuffle(tileA, tileB, x, y, width, height, layer)
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Shuffles a set of tiles in a given area. It will only randomise the tiles in that area, so if they're all the same nothing will appear to have changed!
Parameters:
Name Type Argument Description tileA
number First tile index.
tileB
number Second tile index.
x
number X position of the top left of the area to operate one, given in tiles, not pixels.
y
number Y position of the top left of the area to operate one, given in tiles, not pixels.
width
number The width in tiles of the area to operate on.
height
number The height in tiles of the area to operate on.
layer
number <optional>
The Tilemap Layer to operate on.
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swapHandler(value, index)
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Internal function that handles the swapping of tiles.
Parameters:
Name Type Description value
number index
number - Source:
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swapTile(tileA, tileB, x, y, width, height)
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Swap tiles with 2 kinds of indexes.
Parameters:
Name Type Description tileA
number First tile index.
tileB
number Second tile index.
x
number X position of the top left of the area to operate one, given in tiles, not pixels.
y
number Y position of the top left of the area to operate one, given in tiles, not pixels.
width
number The width in tiles of the area to operate on.
height
number The height in tiles of the area to operate on.
- Source:


scd -ar path/to/directory- Change to a specific directory:
scd path/to/directory- Change to a path matching specific patterns:
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scd -v- Add a specific alias for the current directory:
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Gatekeeper Esmeralda:
Many feared monsters lurk around Hunters Village. Teleporting is a great choice for travelers who are tired or in a hurry.
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Cheney is now less popular than Dan Quayle was as Vice President
Vice President Dick Cheney’s popularity has hit an all-time low, with recent polling by The New York Times and CBS News suggesting that he has replaced Dan Quayle as the most unpopular vice president in recent history.


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I haven’t run away; I'm hiding in Ghana – Papavi tells Akufo-Addo, Police
Contrary to assertions that he had run out of the country, leader of the Homeland Study Group Foundation, Charles Kwame Kudzodzi says he is in Ghana and willing to turn himself in if the state invites him appropriately considering his current status.
Papavi Kudzordzi as he is affectionately called was declared wanted after he declared independence of Western Togoland, a secession from Ghana.
In a video message from his hideout sighted by MyNewsGh.com, the over 80-year-old said it is wrong for government of Ghana to embark on a needless arrest of people from their homes over the declaration adding that he is not happy his immediate family is being harassed by the government after he was discharged from an initial arrest.
“Am in the country. I have not gone anywhere but I want the government to show maturity. Invite me legally through my lawyers and I will present myself,” he promised.
According to him, the declaration was a long awaited one and it was a great achievement for it to have been done.
He however called for calm among his countrymen while calling on the international community to intervene.
It would be recalled that the Homeland Study Group Foundation declared independence for the Volta, and parts of the Northern, North Eastern and Upper East Regions after its meeting held in Ho last Sunday.
But Information Minister, Kojo Oppong Nkrumah in a statement has warned that government will deal with them in accordance with the law.


The Hotel Telluride offers exceptional dining experiences in our onsite restaurant, The Nook. Whether you would like to have a hearty breakfast to sustain your day on the slopes or enjoy a casual cozy meal paired with a fine glass of wine, The Hotel Telluride has something to suit your taste!
Daily: 7:00 am-10:00 am
Start your day off right at our hotel restuarant and give your stay at The Hotel Telluride a bed & breakfast feel. Our breakfast buffet includes: Daily fresh egg scramble, apple-smoked bacon, sausage links, home style potatoes, delicious pancakes, freshly baked pastries, muffins, asiago bagels, assorted cereals, fresh sliced fruits, yogurts and juices, and of course paired with a fresh cup of coffee.
Daily: 4:00 pm -5:00 pm
Every afternoon the sweet aroma of freshly baked cookies wafts from our Telluride hotel restaurant kitchen and fills the lobby, luring guests from their rooms. Our chocolate chip cookies are just the right sweet treat for a late afternoon snack. Plus, enjoy complimentary freshly brewed ice tea in the lobby all day long!
Daily: 4:30 pm -9:00 pm (winter only)
Beat the cold and satisfy your belly after an active day on the slopes at The Nook. Tapas, sharing plates, desserts and craft beers — everything you need for your Après Ski!
Unique among Telluride restaurants, The Nook offers casual American cuisine in a comfortable ski lodge setting. You will find all of your favorite appetizers with a twist, fresh dinner special made daily, a diverse children's menu, and homemade tavern fare using fresh, local ingredients.
"My ‘made from scratch' philosophy paired with an emphasis on quality ingredients gives you a homemade meal every time you dine with us. We strive to keep the menu diverse with daily specials featuring favorites of mine. Whether you're preparing for a day on the slopes or unwinding with a nice glass of wine that soothes the palate, I hope to see you during your stay with us. Thank you for choosing The Hotel Telluride."