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by Hana Levi JulianThe Bank of Israel Monetary Committee announced Monday it will keep the interest rate which the Bank charges commercial banks at 0.25 percent until early January.
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Summary:
In this work, we try to answer three main questions:
(i) has media attention to science increased over the years?
, (ii) Does media attention mean scientific attention? and,
(iii) Can we predict media attention based on simple properties of a paper, like number of downloads, title, abstract, authors, affiliations, etc.
Dataset:
We collected data for 44,000 papers from the last 13 years from PNAS journal.
Aggregate and processed stats from the dataset are available on Dropbox. Complete raw html files (containing the paper text, and other metadata) are also available on request (couple of gigs compressed).
Description of the files: Each paper has a unique identifier, indicating the year and week in which it was published. 101:2004, 102:2005, ... 113:2016 and 1 = week1, ... 52 = week 52.
- paperid_media_metrics.txt contains all the media metrics, including mentions in news, and social media.
- paperid_metadata.txt contains the metadata information such as title, authors, author affiliation, abstract, and field
- paperid_num_citations.txt contains the number of citations.
Code:
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Endless Plains [am69], plain, in Imperia, peasants: 137
Last updated Turn #118
Endless Plains [am69], plain, in Imperia, peasants: 137
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0: Garrison [dm3p], garrison, Imperial Empire, with six peasants guards
0: Endless Plains [am69].
10: Sir Uther [s3o], Imperial Empire, baron, with ten soldiers, 50 lt.
10: xbowmen, eight hvy. wagons, 11 riding horses, 50 oxen, arrived from
10: the south, accompanied by:
10: Sir Andrew [v9a], Imperial Empire, with seven soldiers, 41 pikemen,
10: four hvy. wagons, ten nazgul
11: Sir Uther [s3o], Imperial Empire, baron, with ten soldiers, 50 lt.
11: xbowmen, eight hvy. wagons, 11 riding horses, 50 oxen, went east,
11: accompanied by:
11: Sir Andrew [v9a], Imperial Empire, with seven soldiers, 41 pikemen,
11: four hvy. wagons, ten nazgul
30: It has stopped raining.
30: The population grows by one peasant.
Province controlled by Castle Thorbardin [v46], castle, in Thorbardin
Mountains [ao69]
Ruled by Samantha Talltail [x9i], baron
Entrance fees:
Routes leaving Endless Plains:
North, plain, to Endless Plains [al69], 7 days
East, plain, to Endless Plains [am70], 7 days
South, mountain, to Imperial Mountains [an69], 10 days
West, plain, to Endless Plains [am68], 7 days
Inner locations:
Pasture [ad5g], pasture, 1 day, owner:
Chimera [ix5r], chimera, number: 6
Giant lizard [eb8o], giant lizards, number: 13
Seen here:
Garrison [dm3p], garrison, Imperial Empire, with six peasants
Stack of nazgul [gb9r], nazgul, number: 4


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Atletico Madrid are reportedly weighing up a January move for Manchester United midfielder Nemanja Matic.
by Matt LawThe 31-year-old has only made five appearances for the Red Devils during the 2019-20 campaign, with just three of those coming in the Premier League after struggling with injury in recent months.
United have the option to extend Matic's current deal - which expires at the end of the season - for a further 12 months but the club are yet to act.
The Serbia international has been linked with a move to Serie A ahead of the January transfer window, but according to ESPN, Atletico have joined the race for the experienced midfielder.
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| Argument | Description |
|---|---|
| backup_config_file | Backup configuration file name. |
| Argument | Description |
|---|---|
| backup_config_file | Backup configuration file name. |
| Argument | Description |
|---|---|
| as_number | BGP local AS number |
| Argument | Description |
|---|---|
| active | Values: - null - default, parameter is not used in execution - yes - parameter will be used in execution Shows the active package information |
| rollback | |
| commited | Values: - null - default, parameter is not used in execution - yes - parameter will be used in execution |
| summary | Values: - null - default, parameter is not used in execution - yes - parameter will be used in execution Shows summary information about the IOS version |
| option | Use with active parameter Example: detail Show information about constituent packages location Show active packages on a node summary Show summary information verbose Show summary, component and file information for each package |
| Argument | Description |
|---|---|
| query | pass hte xml query |
| Argument | Description |
|---|---|
| extra_arg | - Can be: brief | incl "something" |
| Argument | Description |
|---|---|
| drop_option | np |
| np_option | Use this in conjunction with drop_option = np all |
| Argument | Description |
|---|---|
| vty_line_num |
| Argument | Description |
|---|---|
| interface | name of the interface use the formart: ten0/0/0/9, and NOT 0/0/0/9 |
| include | |
| extra_arg | |
| np_loc | |
| lc_loc | |
| np_logical_chnl_loc | |
| bw_fia_trace_loc | show controller fabric fia trace loc 0/0/cpu0 | i "bw_if" |
| fabric_plane | |
| config_sram_np | show controllers np configSram 8 np0 location 0/0/CPU$ give the np location of a particualr port to get the output |
| config_sram_port | show controllers np configSram 8 np0 location 0/0/CPU$ to get the output of such command , 8 is the port number of a particular port |
| int_option | use: all Show all the information bert Show BERT status control Show configuration and control information(cisco-support) internal Show internal information mac Show mac information periodic show pm data periodically phy Show phy information pm show ethernet performance monitoring regs Show registers information stats Show stats information xgxs Show xgxs information |
| wanphy | use yes |
| wanphy_option | use: alarms Show alarm information all Show all information registers Show register information |
| fia_q_depth_loc | location of linecard where you want to see the ouput of : show controllers fabric fia q-depth loc 0/8/cpu0 |
| utility_filter | | utility egrep WORD utility A set of common unix utilities egrep Extended regular expression grep WORD Unix commandline option string , maximum length 20 |
| ports_np | sh controllers np ports all location 0/8/CPU0 give the np for which you want to see the port map |
| port_map_np | |
| location |
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| prompt_timeout | Primpt timeout for RSP Reload |
| exit_present | values: yes |
| location | |
| wait_timer | -to skip the 200 seconds sleep, use any value to initialize this paramter |
| Argument | Description |
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| in_context | |
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| pre_configure | |
| port | |
| loc |
| Argument | Description |
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| output_modifier | send "include Total" |
| location | Values: \t- null - detail keyword will not be used \t- any - detail keyword will be used |
| include | Value can be: "Total" |
| Argument | Description |
|---|---|
| slot | Use anything other than null to add this option to the command |


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layout: default
title: Mechanical Year 3
---
Mechanical Year 3
Production and Design Division
2019-2020
{% capture currentmonth %}{{'now' | date: '%m'}}{% endcapture %}{% capture february %}{{'February' | date: '%m'}}{% endcapture %}{% capture july %}{{'July' | date: '%m'}}{% endcapture %}
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GeoFirestore for iOS — Realtime location queries with Firestore
GeoFirestore is an open-source library for Swift that allows you to store and query a set of documents based on their geographic location.
At its heart, GeoFirestore simply stores locations with string keys. Its main benefit however, is the possibility of querying documents within a given geographic area - all in realtime.
GeoFirestore uses the Firestore database for data storage, allowing query results to be updated in realtime as they change. GeoFirestore selectively loads only the data near certain locations, keeping your applications light and responsive, even with extremely large datasets.
Integrating GeoFirestore with your data
GeoFirestore is designed as a lightweight add-on to Firestore. However, to keep things simple, GeoFirestore stores data in its own format and its own location within your Firestore database. This allows your existing data format and security rules to remain unchanged and for you to add GeoFirestore as an easy solution for geo queries without modifying your existing data.
Example usage
Assume you are building an app to rate bars, and you store all information for a bar (e.g. name, business hours and price range) at collection(bars).document(bar-id)
. Later, you want to add the possibility for users to search for bars in their vicinity. This is where GeoFirestore comes in. You can store the location for each bar document using GeoFirestore. GeoFirestore then allows you to easily query which bar are nearby.
Example
To run the example project, clone the repo, and run pod install
from the Example directory first.
Downloading GeoFirestore for iOS
If you’re using CocoaPods add the following to your Podfile:
pod ‘Geofirestore'
Getting Started with Firestore
GeoFirestore requires the Firestore database in order to store location data. You can learn more about Firestore here.
Using GeoFirestore
GeoFirestore
A GeoFirestore
object is used to read and write geo location data to your Firestore database and to create queries. To create a new GeoFirestore
instance you need to attach it to a Firestore collection reference:
let geoFirestoreRef = Firestore.firestore().collection("my-collection")
let geoFirestore = GeoFirestore(collectionRef: geoFirestoreRef)
Setting location data
To set the location of a document simply call the setLocation
method:
geoFirestore.setLocation(location: CLLocation(latitude: 37.7853889, longitude: -122.4056973), forDocumentWithID: "que8B9fxxjcvbC81h32VRjeBSUW2") { (error) in
if (error != nil) {
print("An error occured: \(error)")
} else {
print("Saved location successfully!")
}
}
Alternatively set the location using a GeoPoint
:
geoFirestore.setLocation(geopoint: GeoPoint(latitude: 37.7853889, longitude: -122.4056973), forDocumentWithID: "que8B9fxxjcvbC81h32VRjeBSUW2") { (error) in
if (error != nil) {
print("An error occured: \(error)")
} else {
print("Saved location successfully!")
}
}
To remove a location and delete the location from your database simply call:
geoFirestore.removeLocation(forDocumentWithID: "que8B9fxxjcvbC81h32VRjeBSUW2")
Retrieving a location
Retrieving locations happens with callbacks. If the document is not present in GeoFirestore, the callback will be called with nil
. If an error occurred, the callback is passed the error and the location will be nil
.
geoFirestore.getLocation(forDocumentWithID: "que8B9fxxjcvbC81h32VRjeBSUW2") { (location: CLLocation?, error) in
if (error != nil) {
print("An error occurred: \(error)")
} else if (location != nil) {
print("Location: [\(location!.coordinate.latitude), \(location!.coordinate.longitude)]")
} else {
print("GeoFirestore does not contain a location for this document")
}
}
Alternatively get the location as a GeoPoint
:
geoFirestore.getLocation(forDocumentWithID: "que8B9fxxjcvbC81h32VRjeBSUW2") { (location: GeoPoint?, error) in
if (error != nil) {
print("An error occurred: \(error)")
} else if (location != nil) {
print("Location: [\(location!.latitude), \(location!.longitude)]")
} else {
print("GeoFirestore does not contain a location for this document")
}
}
GeoFirestore Queries
GeoFirestore allows you to query all documents within a geographic area using GFSQuery
objects. As the locations for documents change, the query is updated in realtime and fires events
letting you know if any relevant documents have moved. GFSQuery
parameters can be updated
later to change the size and center of the queried area.
// Query using CLLocation
let center = CLLocation(latitude: 37.7832889, longitude: -122.4056973)
// Query locations at [37.7832889, -122.4056973] with a radius of 600 meters
var circleQuery = geoFirestore.query(withCenter: center, radius: 0.6)
// Query using GeoPoint
let center2 = GeoPoint(latitude: 37.7832889, longitude: -122.4056973)
// Query locations at [37.7832889, -122.4056973] with a radius of 600 meters
var circleQuery2 = geoFirestore.query(withCenter: center2, radius: 0.6)
// Query location by region
let span = MKCoordinateSpanMake(0.001, 0.001)
let region = MKCoordinateRegionMake(center.coordinate, span)
var regionQuery = geoFirestore.query(inRegion: region)
Receiving events for geo queries
There are three kinds of events that can occur with a geo query:
- Document Entered: The location of a document now matches the query criteria.
- Document Exited: The location of a document no longer matches the query criteria.
- Document Moved: The location of a document changed but the location still matches the query criteria.
Document entered events will be fired for all documents initially matching the query as well as any time afterwards that a document enters the query. Document moved and document exited events are guaranteed to be preceded by a document entered event.
To observe events for a geo query you can register a callback with observe:with:
:
let queryHandle = query.observe(.documentEntered, with: { (key, location) in
print("The document with documentID '\(key)' entered the search area and is at location '\(location)'")
})
To cancel one or all callbacks for a geo query, call
removeObserver:withHandle:
or removeAllObservers:
, respectively.
Waiting for queries to be ready
Sometimes you want to know when the data for all the initial documents has been
loaded from the server and the corresponding events for those documents have been
fired. For example, you may want to hide a loading animation after your data has
fully loaded. GFSQuery
offers a method to listen for these ready events:
query.observeReady {
print("All initial data has been loaded and events have been fired!")
}
Note that locations might change while initially loading the data and document moved and document exited events might therefore still occur before the ready event was fired.
When the query criteria is updated, the existing locations are re-queried and the ready event is fired again once all events for the updated query have been fired. This includes document exited events for documents that no longer match the query.
Updating the query criteria
To update the query criteria you can use the center
and radius
properties on
the GFSQuery
object. Document exited and document entered events will be fired for
documents moving in and out of the old and new search area, respectively. No document moved
events will be fired as a result of the query criteria changing; however, document moved
events might occur independently.
Convenient extensions
To make it easier to convert between a GeoPoint
and a CLLocation
we have provided some useful extensions:
let cllocation = CLLocation(latitude: 37.7832889, longitude: -122.4056973)
let geopoint = GeoPoint(latitude: 37.7832889, longitude: -122.4056973)
// Converting from CLLocation to Geopoint
let loc1: GeoPoint = cllocation.geopointValue()
let loc2: GeoPoint = GeoPoint.geopointWithLocation(location: cllocation)
// Converting from Geopoint to CLLocation
let loc3: CLLocation = geopoint.locationValue()
let loc4: CLLocation = CLLocation.locationWithGeopoint(geopoint: geopoint)
API Reference & Documentation
Full API reference and documentation is available here
License
GeoFirestore is available under the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for more info.
Copyright © 2018 Imperium Labs


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The goal of the Database Application Catalog project is to find a large amount of database applications to use in various projects, including workload analysis, automatic tuning, and benchmarking. It searches the Internet for web-based database applications and run them locally in order to learn how they use a DBMS.
All of the source code for the CMDBAC is available on GitHub under the Apache Software License.


and Why You Should Git
Git
, a Distributed Version Control System,
is very flexible, smart, and intuitive. it is also an industry standard among
developers
and
designers
.
Github provides hosting for software
development
version control using Git
. It is a
subsidiary
of Microsoft,
which
acquired Github in
2018 for $7.5 billion. It offers all of the distributed version control
and
source
code management
functionality of Git
as well as adding its own features. It is probably the most
accessibly social
and most widely used Git
hosting provider.
Git
was created in 2005 by Linus Torvalds
for the development
of the Linux
kernel
.
The Linux kernel
is the main component of the Linux
operating system
(OS)
and
the core interface between a computer's hardware and its processes. It
communicates between the two, managing resources as efficiently as possible.
The Linux kernel
is a large open source. During most of the time that
the
Linux kernel
was maintained (1992-2002), changes to the
software were passed
around as patches
and archived files
. In 2002, the kernel project began
using
a proprietary Distributed Version Control System (DVCS)
called Bitkeeper
.
In 2005, the relationship between the community that developed the Linux
kernel
and the commercial company that developed Bitkeeper
broke down, and
the
tool's free of charge status was revoked. This got Linus
Torvalds to
create
his own tool based on what he learned from working with BitKeeper
.
Some of his goals in creating this new tool
were:
Since 2005, Git
has evolved into an easy to use tool and
still retains these original qualities Linus Torvalds sought to achieve. It is very
fast, efficient
with large projects, and has an incredible branching system for non-linear
development.
So what is centralized version control,
distributed
version control, and why use distributed
version control such as Git
instead?
A centralized version control system works on a
client-server
model.
There is a single, centralized, master
copy of
the code
base
, and pieces
of the code
that developers are working on are typically
locked, or checked out, so
that ONLY one
developer is
allowed to work on that part of the code
at any one time.
code base
Access to the code base
and lock down
is
controlled by
the server. When the developer checks their code back in, the lock
down
is
released,
so it's
available to other developers to check
out.
A key part of any Version Control System
(VCS) is the
ability to keep track of changes
that are made to the
code
.
When a piece
is checked in, a new
version of that piece
is created and entered or
logged
.
When everyone has finished working on their own piece(s)
of the whole, and it's time for a new release (version
) of the
application, a
new
version is
created. That usually means entering the version numbers of all the parts that make
up the
application to make that version
of the application.
Best known Centralized Version Control Systems are Concurrent Version System, and Apache Subversion.
The best known Distributed version Control Systems are Git and Mercurial. We
will be focusing on Git
in this
course, as it is the most popular to use and an industry
standard.
CVCS
and DVCS
code
in a DVCS
.code
contains all
the history of the code
at the point in
time he or she grabbed it
from the
remote repository and
the
new history
created from the new changes
he or she makes
locally
.
copy
of the complete
project in its current state
at the time each developer grabs
a copy
or
clones it locally
,
meaning to their desktop.
CVC
. They can
simply check it
back in, or rather,
push it to remote
whenever they want. This has
certain
implications
which I will discuss a bit
later.DVCS
is better. There is no
waiting for lockdowns to
be unlocked across potentially slow networks or
networks which
aren't online at
all. In
addition, as mentioned
previously, the complete code
as it's represented remotely at a given time, is on
each
developer's local system
.Branching
and merging
of repositories is
much easier
to achieve in a DVCS
because they are built into the system itself. We will see practical application of that when we
set ourselves up
with Git
and Github and push our project
from from our local
computer
to remote.
DVCS
, you don't need to be
connected to a
network
all the time.
Only when you want to view your changes via localhost
. I'll explain that as well
via demonstration.CVCS
are purportedly easier to understand. I have never
worked with one, so I personally can't attest to that.one place
.
That CAN be true.potential
for
conflicts
that arise when
developers independently
try to push (merge) their
changes
to a project to remote.
versions
of that piece.two
. Which version is better? This is when some
orchestration of Git
commits and
merging of code
to the
remote master
branch
have to come into play.
CVC
vs DVC
: differencesWith CVCS
, you don't have to merge different
versions
of
the same code unless you explicitly want to, so you avoid the
trickiness
of merging in DVCS
.
Git
, then?Where Git might take a bit longer to get
than a CVCS
, in the long run, it is very flexible, smart, and
intuitive compared to
CVCS
.
Lastly, I came across a great article on
Medium
that sums up why Git
can
be great for
everyone. Not
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Is there a way to give #eval
more time before a deterministic timeout?
On the command line there is a --timeout=num
option.
So I guess you could try editing your VS Code preferences (if you want to do this in VS Code)
wooah Ctrl-comma in VS Code has changed.
oh actually I've just found that it is an option in VS Code:
// Set a deterministic timeout (it is approximately the maximum number of memory allocations in thousands) for the Lean server. "lean.timeLimit": 100000
So try ctrl-comma (or file -> preferences -> settings) and then search for lean.timeLimit
and try changing that (maybe you have to click on a pencil and say you want to edit it before you can edit it)
I only half-know what I'm talking about here though, so no guarantee of success.
Doesn't seem to make any difference.
did you restart the lean server after you did it? I forget this more often than I'd like...
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HTTPServer 4D Component
Introduction
About HTTPServer component
HTTPServer is a 4D component, built with 4D v18, which includes methods to help your web developing.
Here you can verify HTTPServer behavior and see how it works.
Installation
This is a 4D component, so build it as component and place 4dbase package into your project's "Components" folder.
On Web Connection database method
Write following code in On Web Connection database method. OnWebConnection is a shared component method.
C_TEXT($1;$2;$3;$4;$5;$6)
OnWebConnection($3;$4)
On Startup database method
Then write following code in On (Server) Startup database method. new HttpServer is also a shared component method which is used to build your web application.
C_OBJECT($app_o)
$app_o:=new HttpServer
// Write route register code here
$app_o.start()
httpServer.conf
Copy "httpServer.conf" file and place it on your project root. You can find the file in this sample's project root.
Writing Route Definition
Pleade note that when matching paths, this component uses Match regex command. It means some characters such as period, msut be escaped.
Test1-1: Respond to GET request
Wish to respond to resquest whose method is GET and path is "/test1-1".
Route register code is:
$app_o.get("/test1-1";\
Formula(Test1_1_1 );\
Formula(Test1_1_2 );\
Formula(Test1_1_3 ))
This code registers route handlers for method="GET" and path="/test1-1", then when such request comes, three methods should be invoked in order.
Test1_1_1 method looks like
C_OBJECT($1;$req_o)
C_OBJECT($2;$res_o)
C_OBJECT($3;$next_o)
$req_o:=$1
$res_o:=$2
$next_o:=$3
$res_o.locals.message:=Current method name+" invoked."
$next_o.call(This)
$1, $2 and $3 arguments are passed automatically.
- $1 receives Request object that contains request header contents.
- $2 receives Response object that contains various functions that wil be used to construct and to send response.
- $3 receives reference to next function that should be called in order.
Then $next_o.call(This) calls next handler method.
Test1_1_3 method looks like
C_OBJECT($1;$req_o)
C_OBJECT($2;$res_o)
C_OBJECT($3;$next_o)
$req_o:=$1
$res_o:=$2
$next_o:=$3
$res_o.send($res_o.locals.message+"\n"+Current method name+" invoked.")
$res_o.locals are used to retrieve data previously populated.Then send text content by calling $res_o.send.
You can get the same result when you write route register code like bellow:
- collection of handlers
C_COLLECTION($handlers_c)
$handlers_c:=New collection(\
Formula(Test1_1_1 );\
Formula(Test1_1_2 );\
Formula(Test1_1_3 ))
$app_o.get("/test1-1";$handlers_c)
- combination
C_COLLECTION($handlers_c)
$handlers_c:=New collection(\
Formula(Test1_1_1 );\
Formula(Test1_1_2 ))
$app_o.get("/test1-1";$handlers_c;Formula(Test1_1_3 ))
- mutiple call for the same route
$app_o.get("/test1-1";Formula(Test1_1_1 ))
$app_o.get("/test1-1";Formula(Test1_1_2 ))
$app_o.get("/test1-1";Formula(Test1_1_3 ))
- using generic function
$app_o.method("get";"/test1-1";\
Formula(Test1_1_1 );\
Formula(Test1_1_2 );\
Formula(Test1_1_3 ))
Using $app_o.method, you can respond to any HTTP methods.
For POST, PUT, DELETE HTTP methods, dedicated functions are provided
$app_o.post
$app_o.put
$app_o.delete
Test1-2: Respond to arbitrary method request
Wish to respond to resquest whose path is "/test1-2". The request method can be GET or POST whose process are different. But there are the same pre-process and post-process.
Route register code can be:
$app_o.all("/test1-2";Formula(Test1_2_1 ))
$app_o.get("/test1-2";Formula(Test1_2_2_GET ))
$app_o.post("/test1-2";Formula(Test1_2_2_POST ))
$app_o.all("/test1-2";Formula(Test1_2_3 ))
Irrespective of the HTTP method, Test1_2_1 and Test1_2_3 methods will be invoked because $app_o.all is
used. On the other hand, only when the request is made with GET method, Test1_2_2_GET method will be invoked since it is registered via $app_o.get.
To avoid writing the same path multiple times (and thus to avoid typo), the same route can be written like this:
$app_o.route("/test1-2-2")\
.all(Formula(Test1_2_1 ))\
.get(Formula(Test1_2_2_GET ))\
.post(Formula(Test1_2_2_POST ))\
.all(Formula(Test1_2_3 ))
Test1-3: Path match
When creating a list of handlers that matches the request path, all route functions uses full match regular expression pattern. In case forward match pattern is appropriate, use $app_o.use function.
For instance, when authentication is needed to accese "/test1-3" and its sub directory (eg. "/test1-3/sub"), write a route like this:
$app_o.use("/test1-3";Formula(Test1_3_1 ))
$app_o.get("/test1-3/sub";Formula(Test1_3_2 ))
Irrespective of the HTTP method, Test1_3_1 method is always invoked if the request path is
"/test1-3" or its sub directory.Then in Test1_3_1 method, if access to the next handler is granted, call $next_o.call(This) to invoke Test1_3_2. If access is not granted, you can stop propagating and return error message.
Note that authentication & authorization is detailed in chapter6.
Creating Response
Test2-1: Return response on memory
Response object has variety of functions that can be used for response. Here we try to send plain text response that resides on memory.
Bellow is Test2_1_1 method that respond to "/test2-1" request:
C_OBJECT($1;$req_o)
C_OBJECT($2;$res_o)
C_OBJECT($3;$next_o)
$req_o:=$1
$res_o:=$2
$next_o:=$3
$res_o.type("text/plain").send("This is plain text.")
$res_o.type function sets Content-Type response header.
Then use $res_o.send function to send constructed response body.
Test2-2: Transfer file on disk
This time response is made by sending file on disk.
The code looks like:
$res_o.sendFile("test2_2.txt")
which sends "test2_2.txt". The Content-Type response header value is automatically
determined by the file extension.
For security reason, the file must exists in DocumentRootDynamic path defined in httpServer.conf. $res_o.sendFile function look for the specified file in the folder.
Test2-3: Send rendered rersponse
When embeding data into response is needed, $req_o.send and $req_o.sendFile functions support it when the given content is of type text, since they call internally 4D commands WEB SEND TEXT and WEB SEND FILE respectively.
There's another function which is $req_o.render. It calls PROCESS 4D TAGS command that accepts optional data parameter.
The code looks like:
C_OBJECT($message_o)
$message_o:=new object("message";"This text was passed as optional parameter.")
$res_o.render("test2_3.txt";$message_o)
and the content of "test2_3.txt" is
<!--#4DTEXT $1.message-->
For security reason, the file must exists in DocumentRootDynamic path defined in httpServer.conf. $res_o.render function look for the specified file in the folder.
Test2-4: Transfer file as attachment
$res_o.download function sets Content-Disposition and Content-Type headers, then send the specified file.
The code will be:
$res_o.download("test2_4.txt";"realname.txt")
Note that, in this test, file will not be downloaded as attachement. If you open a tab page and access the server with "/test2-4" path, the file will be downloaded.
Test2-5: Content negotiation
content negotiation is the mechanism that is used for serving different representations of a resource at the same URI, so that the user agent can specify which is best suited for the user (for example, which language of a document, which image format, or which content encoding).
MDN
Bellow is Test2_5_1 method that performs content negotiation. It will accepts "text/plain" or "application/json". The request will be made to the same URI "/test2-5", but according to the Accept header, it can return appropriate resouce:
C_OBJECT($1;$req_o)
C_OBJECT($2;$res_o)
C_OBJECT($3;$next_o)
$req_o:=$1
$res_o:=$2
$next_o:=$3
C_OBJECT($formats_o)
$formats_o:=New object(\
"application/json";Formula(Test2_5_1_Json );\
"text/plain";Formula(Test2_5_1_Plain );\
"default";Formula(Test2_5_1_Default );\
)
$res_o.format($formats_o)
Virtual Host
Test3-1: Define virtual host
When you want to publish your server with multiple host names, and each named host has different role, you can use VirtualHost object which can be generated with new VirutalHost function.
The object has the same routing functions such as get, post, and so on.
The route register code is:
C_OBJECT($app_o;$vhost_o)
$app_o:=new HttpServer()
$app_o.get("/test3-1";Formula(Test3_1_1_main ))
$vhost_o:=new VirtualHost("test.mycompany.com")
$vhost_o.get("/test3-1";Formula(Test3_1_1_vhost ))
$app_o.use($vhost_o)
$vhost_o receives VirtualHost object that is created with new VirtualHost function. It works like HttpServer object except VirtualHost cannot start/stop HTTP server.
Both $app_o and $vhost_o registers a route saying "when receives GET request whose path is /test3-1, then respond", but different method is called.
$vhost_o is finally registered to $app_o with $app_o.use function.
Test3_1_1_main code is:
$res_o.send("I am main server.")
Test3_1_1_vhost code is:
$res_o.set("Access-Control-Allow-Origin";"*")\
.send("I am vhost server.")
Access-Control-Allow-Origin header is added to allow CORS. This header is needed to allow making
request to test.mycompany.com using XMLHttpRequest which come from <IP_ADDRESS>.
*Assuming test.mycompany.com has already been appended to your hosts file.
Retrieving data
Test4-1: Retrieve query string
When a GET request contains query string in its path, it is stored in $req_o.query.
eg1: /test4-1?param=value
$req_o.query
=> {"param":"value"}
If param name followed by bracket, the value element becomes collection. eg2: /test4-1?param[]=value1¶m[]=value2
$req_o.query
=> {"param":["value1","value2"]}
If param name followed by named bracket, the value element becomes object. eg3: /test4-1?param[sub1]=value1¶m[sub2]=value2
$req_o.query
=> {"param":{"sub1":"value1","sub2":"value2"}}
Test4-2: Retrieve posted string
When a POST request contains data in its body, it is stored in $req_o.body. The parsing is performed when the request's Content-Type header value is either application/x-www-form-urlencoded or application/json
So when the body content is param=value¶m1[]=value1¶m1[]=value2¶m3[sub1]=value4¶m3[sub2]=value5, $req_o.body gets:
$req_o.body
=> {
"param1":"value",
"param2":["value1","value2"],
"param3":{"sub1":"value4","sub2":"value5"}
}
Test4-3: Retrieve route parameter
Route parameters are named URL segments that are used to capture the values specified at their position in the URL. The captured values are populated in the $req_o.params object, with the name of the route parameter specified in the path as their respective keys.
When a route is defined like follow:
$app_o.get("/users/:userId/books/:bookId"; Formula(Test_4_3_1))
and the request path is /users/1234/books/abc, $req_o.params receives:
{
"userId":"1234",
"bookId":"abc"
}
Authentication & Authorization
DISCLAIMER : Examples listed here are conceptional ones and are NOT for real environment. To make the code shorter and simpler, security consideration are not called into account.
Test5-1: Login using cookie
When requiring authentication & authorization, it can be done as follows:
When accessing to "/User" and its sub directory needs authorization, write route definition like bellow:
$app_o.post("/login"; Formula(Test5_1_1))
$app_o.delete("/logout"; Formula(Test5_1_2))
$app_o.use(Formula(Test5_1_3))
$app_o.get("/User/:userId"; Formula(Test5_1_4))
with this:
- Without authentication, the request to "/User/1234" is denied. This is handled by Test5_1_3 method that was installed by $app_o.use. Since it is called without path parameter, the default path "/" is set which means any path matches.
- When request to "/login" with POST method is made, Test5_1_1 method is invoked that processes authentication and returns cookie token if login is made.
- When the request to "/User/1234" made again, Test5_1_3 method is invoked first, then authorization is granted, next callback chain, Test5_1_4 is called.
- Requesting to "/logout" will clear the cookie by receiving maxAge = 0 cookie.
Test5_1_1 (login) method seems like this:
C_OBJECT($1;$req_o)
C_OBJECT($2;$res_o)
C_OBJECT($3;$next_o)
$req_o:=$1
$res_o:=$2
$next_o:=$3
// Authentication code here
If($authenticated_b)
// Access is granted
$res_o\
.cookie("SESSID";"REALLY-SECURED-ID")\
.type("text/plain")\
.send("Login OK")
Else
// Access is denied
$res_o.sendStatus(401)
End if
If the combination of the username and the password is valid, it sets cookie header and sends response. Otherwise, it sends error status.
Test5_1_1 (logout) method seems like this:
C_OBJECT($options_o)
$options_o:=New object("maxAge";0)
$res_o\
.cookie("SESSID";"";$options_o)\
.type("text/plain")\
.send("Logged out")
Set the "SESSID" cookie content empty string and give maxAge = 0 to tell the client this cookie must expire immediately.
Then Test5_1_3 method seems like this:
If($req_o.cookies["SESSID"]="REALLY-SECURED-ID")
// Assumes database was queried to fetch following information.
$res_o.locals["privilege"]:="user"
$res_o.locals["userId"]:="1234"
$next_o.call(This)
Else
$res_o.sendStatus(401)
End if
If $req_o.cookies contains valid cookie, authentication passes, it stores authorization information into $res_o.locals. Then calls next handler. If no valid cookie was found, access is denied, so it sends 401 (Unauthorized) response and stops method call chain.
Then Test5_1_4 method seems like this:
If ($req_o.params["userId"]=$res_o.locals["userId"])
$res_o.json(New object(\
"userId";$res_o.locals["userId"];\
"privilege";$res_o.locals["privilege"]))
Else
$res_o.sendStatus(403) // Forbidden
End if
$req_o.params["userId"] is the value that was sent as route parameter in the URI. The code compares it with $res_o.locals["userId"] which is retrieved from login information in authentication phase. If they are match, authorization is granted and the user information will be sent. Otherwise, it means the request sender does not equal to the user whose information is requested. So it sends Forbidden status.
To test this, follow the step bellow:
- Click on "Try /User/1234" button. Access is denied with 401 Unauthorized.
- Click on "Login" button. Authentication request will be sent to "/login". Cookie will be issued if authentication is granted.
- Click on "Try /User/1234" button again. The user information will be sent.
- Click on "Try /User/5678" button. Error "Forbidden" will be returned because user 5678 is not the loggedin user.
- Clicking on "Logout" button will clears cookie.
Router
Router is a set of route definition that can be appended to other route objects like appication or virtual host. The Router path is appended to the host object's path.
Test6-1: Appending Routes
Imagine that you have APIs version 1 and version 2. The end point URIs are "api.mycompany.com/v1" and "api.mycompany.com/v2" respectively. Both API has same name functions, some work the same but some work differntly. In this case, you can define routes using Router object like bellow:
// API v1
$router_o:=new Router
$router_o.get("/func1";Formula(Test6_1_Func1 ))
$router_o.get("/func2";Formula(Test6_1_Func2 ))
$app_o.use("/v1";$router_o)
// API v2
$router_o:=new Router
$router_o.get("/func1";Formula(Test6_1_Func1 ))
$router_o.get("/func2";Formula(Test6_1_Func2new ))
$app_o.use("/v2";$router_o)
Create Router object then add routes as the same way with HttpServer or VirtualHost. Then append it to the other route definition object.
This way, you ca define a group of routes then append it to other routes.


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amazon-chime-sdk / com.amazonaws.services.chime.sdk.meetings.audiovideo / DefaultAudioVideoFacade / chooseAudioDevice
chooseAudioDevice
fun chooseAudioDevice(mediaDevice: MediaDevice): Unit
Selects an audio device to use.
Note: chooseAudioDevice is no-op when audio client is not started.
Parameters
mediaDevice
- the audio device selected to use.


Inter’s Nicolo Barella to undergo knee surgery
by FSA EditorAntonio Conte could be without the services of Nicolo Barella for a prolonged period after it was confirmed he requires knee surgery.
Inter midfielder Nicolo Barella will undergo surgery to remove a fragment of cartilage in his knee, the Serie A club have confirmed.
Barella was withdrawn on the stroke of half-time in Saturday’s 3-0 win over Torino and visibly indicated his pain to medical staff.
In a statement on their official website, Inter revealed the 22-year-old has damaged a fragment of cartilage in his knee, which will require surgery to be removed. No timescale has been put on how long he will be out of action for.
Speaking after the game, Inter boss Antonio Conte said: “I really hope Barella doesn’t have anything particularly serious.
“Barella has grown exponentially over the last four months. He is a very important player for us and we can only hope the test results are not too bad. He’s a warrior and I hope he’s back on the pitch soon.”
Barella has made 17 appearances across all competitions so far this season, scoring twice.


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The example route defined in /docs/documentation_routes.js is passing the string 'Foo' to this page, via the variable called 'name'.
Have a look at the source for this page in your text editor to see how it works: /docs/views/examples/template-data.html
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--- layout: post status: publish published: true title: How to watch games that are on WCIU author: display_name: Corey Fineran login: Corey email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>url: '' author_login: Corey author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>wordpress_id: 759 wordpress_url: http://ivyenvy.com/?p=759 date: '2009-05-04 17:37:51 +0000' date_gmt: '2009-05-04 23:37:51 +0000' categories: - Broadcasters/Networks tags: - Giants - Podcast - WCIU - Moline comments: - id: 207 author: jimmy author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: '' date: '2009-05-04 18:43:29 +0000' date_gmt: '2009-05-05 00:43:29 +0000' content: I am currently enjoying tonights game. Lets see how long the game itself will be enjoyable. - id: 208 author: Corey author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http:// date: '2009-05-04 18:48:01 +0000' date_gmt: '2009-05-05 00:48:01 +0000' content: I don't know about you, but mine is so choppy I can't hardly suffer through it. I will soon give up and listen to Ron and his non-analysis. - id: 209 author: Corey author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http:// date: '2009-05-04 18:53:48 +0000' date_gmt: '2009-05-05 00:53:48 +0000' content: "As the first inning finally came a close with Reed Johnson leaving the bases loaded, I clicked refresh to see where the game is now. \r\n\r\nIt was magically the top of the 3rd inning.\r\nHowever, now it's not nearly as choppy." - id: 210 author: jimmy author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: '' date: '2009-05-04 19:50:43 +0000' date_gmt: '2009-05-05 01:50:43 +0000' content: I may subscribe to gameday audio so I can listen to the broadcasts. Right now I am watching at school so it's pretty good quality. If there is a game next saturday I can watch it in class. - id: 211 author: Corey author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http:// date: '2009-05-04 19:53:18 +0000' date_gmt: '2009-05-05 01:53:18 +0000' content: "You know, I think there is somewhere you can listen to radio broadcasts for free.\r\n\r\nWhen we're out in CA this summer, I'm going to subscribe to the MLB.com tv thing so I can see the non-WGN games.\r\n\r\nYou're welcome over in Fountain Valley to watch the games with me anytime." - id: 214 author: Ivy Envy » More on watching games that aren’t televised in your area. author_email: '' author_url: http://ivyenvy.com/?p=775 date: '2009-05-05 08:00:38 +0000' date_gmt: '2009-05-05 14:00:38 +0000' content: "[...] you missed it, I let everyone know how to watch the WCIU game last night. Let me know how it worked for you. I’m just curious. It was pretty choppy on my end. Though [...]" ---
For those of you that are outside Chicago, but for some reason declared in the "Chicago market" by the powers that be, Cubs games that are televised on WCIU are very frustrating. Last time I checked, over-the-air antennas in Bloomington, Moline and Des Moines could not pick up Chicago stations. We discussed this on Saturday's episode of the Ivy Envy Podcast.
I decided to find a way for you all to watch tonight's game with the Giants. It appears that I may have accomplished that goal.
I tested it on a few other games and it seems to work. If it looks messed up at first, hang with it. I'm guessing that it will run more smoothly if you have a fast internet connection.
Go to: http://www.hdlounge.net/
Click on the "Channel 4" tab.
If it does not work, click on the Troubleshoot Guide.
Then just follow the directions and download the plug-in.
***Edit*** I think Troubleshooting Guide will come up prior to the gametime. Try again when the game is starting.
I just followed the prompts and it appears to be working. Hopefully this allows you to enjoy tonight's game.


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Feed My Fishy is a servo-motor driven device that is triggered by a POST request that controls a function delivered by the Particle cloud through the Particle Photon.
DISCLAIMER : This video is a boomerang. The device only functions once at the click of a web-enabled button.
The device must be assembled in a way that the food is at a higher level and in a container that can drop a teaspoon of fish-food when the lever moves from 0°-90° degrees and back.
While at 0 degrees, the servo arm has a stick and a small piece of cardboard that is blocking the container's opening.
The servo-lever will only commence movement upon calling the function from the Particle cloud.
This project could even be successful with the use of an arduino connected to the computer or with a WiFi shield. However, the ease and simplicity of the Particle Photon is what made it a complete success.
The Photon is a WiFi developement kit that based on Cypress's WICED architecture, combines a powerful STM32 ARM Cortex M3 microcontroller and a Cypress Wi-Fi chip.
A simple webpage.
A simple HTML document that uses the power of HTML5's form : action property can trigger the cloud to communicate to the photon that it has to run a certain function that has already been fed to it.
During this project the Photon had been rechristened 'Alexander' for the sanity of his master - The Blue Betta - 'Theodore'.
So here we have it. Just a web-controlled fish feeder. No biggie.
DISCLAIMER : This video is a boomerang. The device only functions once at the click of a web-enabled button.


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Abu Dhabi T10 League 2019: 5 batsmen who scored the most runs
by Vinay ChhabariaThe third edition of the revolutionary T10 League culminated last night in Abu Dhabi as Chadwick Walton’s whirlwind knock guided the Maratha Arabians to their maiden T10 League championship. Though the grand finale featured the tournament’s two best teams, Deccan Gladiators proved to be no match for the Arabians.
The batsmen decimated the bowlers in this year’s T10 tournament as the fans in U.A.E. witnessed some explosive innings at the Sheikh Zayed Stadium. The tournament featured some big names like Yuvraj Singh, Zaheer Khan, Andre Russell, Eoin Morgan, Kieron Pollard, Shahid Afridi, Darren Sammy among many others. As a result, the viewership of the tourney witnessed a sharp rise.
Since T10 League 2019 has ended, let us now have a look at the top 5 batsmen who scored the most runs in the tournament.
#5 Andre Fletcher (Bangla Tigers)
Matches - 8, Runs - 186, Strike Rate - 195.78, Sixes - 19
The Bangla Tigers ended their T10 League campaign on a pleasant note by defeating the Qalandars in the 3rd place playoff. The Caribbean opener, Andre Fletcher was the lead performer for their side as he scored 186 runs for them at a decent average of 23.25.
 The right-handed batsman played his best knock in the 3rd place playoff match. He took the likes of Peter Trego and Samit Patel to the cleaners during his 52-run knock which lasted 30 deliveries.
The 31-year-old batsman even picked up the Man of the Match award for his flamboyant knock. Besides, he had even scored 42 runs in a league match against Team Abu Dhabi.
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We're acquainted with the wormhole phenomenon, but this... Is a remarkable piece of bio-electronic engineering by which I see much of the EM spectrum ranging from heat and infrared through radio waves, et cetera, and forgive me if I've said and listened to this a thousand times. This planet's interior heat provides an abundance of geothermal energy. We need to neutralize the homing signal.
Run a manual sweep of anomalous airborne or electromagnetic readings. Radiation levels in our atmosphere have increased by 3,000 percent. Electromagnetic and subspace wave fronts approaching synchronization. What is the strength of the ship's deflector shields at maximum output? The wormhole's size and short period would make this a local phenomenon. Do you have sufficient data to compile a holographic simulation?
Sensors indicate human life forms 30 meters below the planet's surface. Stellar flares are increasing in magnitude and frequency. Set course for Rhomboid Dronegar 006, warp seven. There's no evidence of an advanced communication network. Total guidance system failure, with less than 24 hours' reserve power. Shield effectiveness has been reduced 12 percent. We have covered the area in a spherical pattern which a ship without warp drive could cross in the given time.
Shields up. I recommend we transfer power to phasers and arm the photon torpedoes. Something strange on the detector circuit. The weapons must have disrupted our communicators. You saw something as tasty as meat, but inorganically materialized out of patterns used by our transporters. Captain, the most elementary and valuable statement in science, the beginning of wisdom, is 'I do not know.' All transporters off.
I have reset the sensors to scan for frequencies outside the usual range. By emitting harmonic vibrations to shatter the lattices. We will monitor and adjust the frequency of the resonators. He has this ability of instantly interpreting and extrapolating any verbal communication he hears. It may be due to the envelope over the structure, causing hydrogen-carbon helix patterns throughout. I'm comparing the molecular integrity of that bubble against our phasers.
Deflector power at maximum. Energy discharge in six seconds. Warp reactor core primary coolant failure. Fluctuate phaser resonance frequencies. Resistance is futile. Recommend we adjust shield harmonics to the upper EM band when proceeding. These appear to be some kind of power-wave-guide conduits which allow them to work collectively as they perform ship functions. Increase deflector modulation to upper frequency band.


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As a young girl, Malala Yousafzai defied the Taliban in Pakistan and demanded
that girls should be allowed to receive education. She was shot in the head by a Taliban gunman
in 2012 but survived. In 2014, she became the youngest person to receive the Nobel Peace Prize.
Who Is Malala Yousafzai?
Malala Yousafzai is a Pakistani education advocate who, at the age of 17 in 2014,
became the youngest person to win the Nobel Peace Prize after surviving an assassination
attempt by the Taliban.
Yousafzai became an advocate for girls' education when she herself
was still a child, which resulted in the Taliban issuing a death threat against her.
On October 9, 2012, a gunman shot Yousafzai when she was traveling home from school.
She survived and has continued to speak out on the importance of education.
In 2013, she gave a
speech to the United Nations and published her first book, I Am Malala.
Arunima Sinha is the first female amputee to climb Mount Everest. She was a
national level volleyball player who in 2011, aged just 24, was thrown from a moving train by
some thugs for refusing to hand over the gold chain she was wearing. She was run over by a
passing train and her resulting injuries led to her leg being amputated below the knee.
It was while still being treated in the All India Institute of Medical Sciences, that Arunima
resolved to climb Mount Everest. She was deeply inspired by the cricketer, Yuvraj Singh,
who had successfully battled cancer and she resolved to do something with her life. She excelled
in the basic mountaineering course from the Nehru Institute of Mountaineering, Uttarkashi.
This was followed by 18 months of rigorous training. On 21st May 2013, Arunima reached the summit
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Her dream is to climb the highest peaks in each continent around the world. She has so far scaled
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In 2014, Arunima’s book, ‘Born Again on the Mountain’ was published, the launch was attended by
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--- layout: post title: Dear Apple Inc. date: 2010-02-10 20:52:52.000000000 +00:00 type: post published: true status: publish categories: - usability tags: - apple - iPhone - ui patterns - usability - ux meta: _topsy_cache_timestamp: '1299693878' _topsy_long_url: /2010/02/10/dear-apple-inc topsy_short_url: http://bit.ly/bE4MBG _edit_last: '1' tmac_last_id: '618797399587188737' author: David Simpson excerpt_separator: ---
Please fix the search UI in Safari on the iPhone.
I've been using the iPhone for some time now and overall, the interface is really slick. The buttons are consistently placed and this gives a really strong user experience. Everything appears to be in the obvious place.
The trouble is, I like to search the web and it looks like you've forgotten your own iPhone user interface rules for this area.
In all your other applications, the primary action button is located top-right with a secondary action button top-left.
Here's some examples:
You get the picture, right?
Over time the user learns this convention and without realising it assumes that the top-right button means "OK", "Submit", "Search" or whatever the primary action is.
What's in the top-right button position?
It's the "Cancel" button i.e. the secondary action.
Oh dear. How did that get there?
At first, I thought that I was at fault because I hadn't properly learned the interface. Then I remembered one of the first observations you make when usability testing. Users blame themselves for the mistakes in the design of the interface.
That the reason I was making the mistake so often was precisely because I had learned the conventions of the user interface.
The interface needs a subtle redesign. Nothing major, just an increment to correct the problem.
There are 2 options that immediately spring to mind
Option 1: Move the Cancel button to the top-left "secondary action" position
This should be really easy. The basic premise of the current design is left intact and the secondary action is returned to the correct place in the interface - the top-left position.
Option 2: Add a "Search" button in the top-right position and move the Cancel button to the top-left "secondary action" position.
We've got an additional button now, but it's consistent with the overall design of the other apps you produce.
I know you're really busy right now, especially with all the activity around the iPad, but please fit this into the next version of the OS. It is such a minor UI change, but would markedly improve the way the browser search interface works.
Best of luck with iPhone OS 4.0. I hope you bundle some of these ideas, but don't worry too much about Flash.
P.S. If you can't manage this for me, then I'd be happy to settle for Opera Mini being approved in the App Store instead - I quite like the idea of being able to browse 6 times faster than Safari.
Image credit: UK stamp


CtxMenu Example
Right click anywhere on this page to bring up the context menu.
This div has it's own context menu
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Filters
Filters
Field of Study
All Fields
Computer Science
Engineering
Pharmacy
Year level
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
Masters
PhD
Location
All Locations
Vancouver
Richmond
Burnaby
San Francisco
New York
Toronto
Seattle
Gender
Woman
Man
Non-binary
Other
Meeting preference
Online
In-person
Time commitment
One-Time
Weekly
Bi-Weekly
Monthly
Submit


compiler optimizations
ensime
the WWW (hypertexts)
pipe network analysis
circuit theory
language models
gene interactions
just as you would draw it
SELECT pizza.name
FROM
Person as person
JOIN Likes as likes ON person.id = likes.person
JOIN Pizza as pizza ON likes.pizza = pizza.id AND
WHERE person.id = 10
graph.V(10).out("likes")
val graph = TinkerGraph.open.asScala
// typed keys
val Founded = Key[String]("founded")
val Distance = Key[Int]("distance")
// two vertices
val paris = graph + "Paris"
val london = graph + ("London", Founded → "43 AD")
// some edges
paris --- "OneWayRoad" --> london
paris <-- "OtherWayAround" --- london
paris <-- "Eurostar" --> london
paris --- ("Eurostar", Distance → 495) --> london
paris.out("Eurostar").value(Founded).head //43 AD : String
paris.outE("Eurostar").value(Distance).head //495 : Int
graph.V.outE.inV //compiles
graph.V.outE.outE //does _not_ compile
paris.as("x")
.outE("Eurostar").as("y")
.value(Distance).as("z")
.select
// returns `(Vertex, Edge, Int)` for each path
for {
person <- graph.V.hasLabel("person")
favorite <- person.outE("likes")
.orderBy("weight", Order.decr)
.limit(1)
.inV
} yield (person, favorite.label)
// returns (Vertex, String)
@label("example")
case class Example(@id id: Option[Int],
longValue: Long,
stringValue: Option[String])
val example = Example(None, Long.MaxValue, Some("optional value"))
val v: Vertex = graph + example
v.toCC[Example] // equal to `example`, but with id set
graph.V.hasLabel[Example]
kudos to ryanmart - I stole some of his slides


FlightSurety
Airlines Adressess:
Passengers Adressess:
Flight:
Fund Airline
Ether
Submit
Register Airline
Register Airline
Buy Incurence
Buy Incurence
Payout
Payout
Flight Status
Submit to Oracles


hello world.
Who am I?
I am akiraonion. Programming has been my hobby since I was 9.
I am currently
years old.
I also like photography and sunsets.
I also know algebra and calculus.
I have many friends.
programming is my hobby
Skills
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This short article covers the various bits of CSS shorthand you’ll encounter in your day to day work. It expands on the basic information found in the Getting Started with CSS tutorial.
border allows you to set border width, style and, color all in one single property. So for example:
border: 1px solid black;
is equivalent to the following three rules:
border-width: 1px;
border-style: solid;
border-color: black;
You can also break these down further into even more specific rules, for a single border of the element it is applied to, like so:
border-left: 1px solid black;
border-right: 1px solid black;
border-top: 1px solid black;
border-bottom: 1px solid black;
or even:
border-left-width: 2px;
border-left-style: solid;
border-left-color: black;
You will very rarely want to go this granular; you will probably use simply border or border-left/-right/-top/-bottom in most cases. The more granular options will likely be used only if you want to override an earlier border declaration.
Shorthand for margin, padding, and outline all works in the same way. Consider the following margin rule:
div.foo {
margin-top: 1em;
margin-right: 1.5em;
margin-bottom: 2em;
margin-left: 2.5em;
}
Such a rule could also be written as:
div.foo {
margin: 1em 1.5em 2em 2.5em;
}
These types of property can take less than four values too, as follows:
Same value applied to all four sides — margin: 2px;
First value applied to the top and bottom, second to the left and right — margin: 2px 5px;.
First and third values applied to the top and bottom respectively, second value applied to the left
and right — margin: 2px 5px 1px;.
You can specify the font size, weight, style, family, and line height using one line of shorthand. Consider the following CSS:
font-weight: bold;
font-style: italic;
font-variant: small-caps;
font-size: 1.5em;
line-height: 200%;
font-family: Georgia, "Times New Roman", serif;
You could specify all of this using the following line:
font: bold italic small-caps 1.5em/200% Georgia, "Times New Roman", serif;
Note that it doesn’t really matter about the order of many of these, although you should make sure that font-size/line-height and font-family come in the positions shown above; in addition, font-size and font-family should be specified. If not, this shorthand may not work in some browsers. Note also that if font-weight, font-style or font-variant are not specified, their values default to normal.
In CSS 2, you can specify background color, background image, image repeat and image position with one line of CSS. Take the following:
background-color: #000;
background-image: url(image.gif);
background-repeat: no-repeat;
background-position: top left;
background-attachment: fixed;
This can all be represented using the following shorthand:
background: #000 url(image.gif) no-repeat top left fixed;
Note that if any of the values are left out, the following defaults are assumed:
background-color: transparent;
background-image: none;
background-repeat: repeat;
background-position: top left;
background-attachment: scroll;
Enhancements in CSS3
CSS3 introduces three new properties: background-size, background-origin, and background-clip. You can include them in the background shorthand like so:
background: #000 url(image.gif); no-repeat top left / 50% 20% border-box content-box;
Notice the slash between top left and 50% 20%; it separates the values for background-position and
background-size since these two properties share some value units (lengths and percentage); without it we
cannot distinguish which values are for which.
So if you want to include the background-size value in
the shorthand syntax, you need to:
- Explicitly include background-position values even if these are the same as the defaults (see above).
- Write background-position values before background-size values.
- Put a slash in between these two pairs of values.
- Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet consectetur adipisicing elit. Quam sunt, iste at repellat optio mollitia quas fuga nostrum soluta distinctio quidem, natus voluptatibus delectus provident? Facere perferendis soluta rem perspiciatis.
- Lorem ipsum, dolor sit amet consectetur adipisicing elit. Aperiam architecto necessitatibus dignissimos reiciendis, temporibus libero facilis id quisquam unde reprehenderit, assumenda inventore! Ipsam libero eius voluptatem alias? Aliquid, eaque totam!
Similarly, background-origin and background-clip share the same keyword as their values. These two also needs to be written in order: background-origin coming in first, and background-clip second.
If you only specify one box value (border-box, padding-box, or content-box), then the value applies to background-origin and background-clip.
Note: CSS3 gradients are a special, advanced value of background-image — aside from the syntactical difference, gradient values appear in exactly the same place in the shorthand as other background-image values, and work in the same way. For more on CSS3 gradients, you can read CSS3 linear gradients and CSS3 radial gradients over at dev.opera.com.
You can specify the list bullet type, position, and image on a single line. Take the following CSS:
list-style-type: circle;
list-style-position: inside;
list-style-image: url(bullet.gif);
This is the equivalent of:
list-style: circle inside url(bullet.gif);
Note that if any of the values are left out, the following defaults are assumed:
list-style-type: circle;
list-style-position: outside;
list-style-image: none;


.video-container{
position: relative; /* If you want text inside of it */
margin: 0 auto;
margin: 1em;
overflow-x: hidden;
overflow-y: hidden;
}
.video-container ul{
padding-left: 0;
}
video{
width: 100%;
height: auto;
}
Redditch Pump Track
The history of UK BMX begins here
23rd April 1980
David Duffield works his magic
David Duffield (then of Halfords) contacts Gerrit Does, the man who brought BMX to Europe for the first time in his homeland of Holland as a training tool for future motorcycle moto-cross riders and founder of Stichting Fietscross Nederland (SFN).
He told him he wanted them (SFN) to come over with riders to compete at a Halfords sponsored BMX event. Mr. Duffield was also planning to visit Holland, probably during an event at the Eindhoven track. He wanted to know more about organizing BMX races, setting up tracks and was interested in the promotional films Gerrit had produced at the time.
28th April 1980
Formalising the sport
The history behind the BMX Association development in the UK centered around a handful of people who were very keen to see it take off and sustain itself as it has done in other countries:
Alan Rushton (Sports-Plus Promotions)
Geoff Wiles (ex-speed cycle rider)
Peter Selby (filmmaker)
Don Smith (ex-motor trials rider)
All agreed to the setting up of one Association for riders, to set the rules, organize the Championships and Promotions, provide a computer listing of individual riders, countrywide classifications by age group and issue of licenses.
Mr. David Duffield of HALFORDS, who felt very strongly for the future of the sport and in the formation of just one non-profit making body, the "UK Bicycle Moto-cross Association" in short the UK.BMX.A.
Alan Rushton commented to the gathering that the story of the HARROGATE Show was BMX, and that, already exhibitors had received an amazing reaction. UK.BMX.A was not a manufacturers Association but one for the riders. With the help of Sports - Plus they intended to spread technical knowledge as rapid as possible, newsletters free of charge to competitors and associated members, product testing, and the UKBMXA would go to opening of track with bikes from all of the manufacturers to have new-comers ride on them. Also promotional materials for local Councils to convince them of BMX's future was needed and Geoff Wiles would be available to every and anyone (also within the industry) to help. This is how finally the UK.BMX.A saw the day of light, later on that same year.
7th July 1980
Halfords enter the fray
July 7th., Mr. Selby of C.I.P. England, visited with GD. Mr. Peter Selby of CIP (Crown International Productions Ltd.) London - England, visited Holland and witnessed a BMX race. Their company was getting involved in promoting BMX in England in cooperation with Halfords.
5th August 1980
Back to Holland we go
From England, people came over to Holland to look at this new sport of BMX. Geoff Wiles and Bob Phelps were getting organized in England and we were able to explain to them our situation and organization. I also introduced the English to the JAG BMX WORLD's to be held in the USA December 1980. Geoff Wiles, acting as president of the board of UK.BMX.A. invited the SFN to come over with a team of riders to be present at the official opening of their new track at REDDITCH, later on this year.
30th August 1980
History is written
Halfords Team BMX—Britain's first (1st.) ever official BMX Event at Redditch. UK.BMX.A.
2nd September 1980
Geoff Wiles, ever the gent
Letter from Geoff Wiles (President of UKBMX and National BMX Co-ordinator at Halfords) to Gerrit Does regarding the first event.
26th September 1980
Chatham build the UK's 2nd track
Letter from Mr. Malcolm Jarvis of AMMACO BMX (Mongoose distributor at the time), announcing the opening of a new track at Chatham in England.
February 1981
BMX hits the press
Britains's only bicycle motocross action magazine did see the light of day in January. Its name: "BMX 0FFICIAL" nr 1 Editorial by : Richard Grant and Nigel Thomas. Photography by: Richard Francis. Consultants : Geoff Wiles and Alan Rushton. Nr. 1 issued in February '81. Later on in October 1981, this magazine did have a circulation of about 25.000 copies.
11th & 12th July 1981
Anglo-American Cup
the first Anglo-American Cup took place at Redditch - England. Several American BMX'ers were present. Also a Dutch team competed.
Present from the USA were Greg Esser, Kerensky Bullard and Jamie Burrows. From Holland were present Danny Neys, Bert v.d. Wiel, René de Groot, Leon Walravens, Rob van Someren and Wim v.d. Heiden. This was the second international event organized at Redditch by Halfords.
The final results in the 14 year and Open class:
Jamie Burrows - USA
René de Groot - Holland
Kerensky Bullard - USA
Danny Neys - Holland
English rider
English rider
Wim v.d. Heyden - Holland
Greg Esser - USA (crashed)
11th July 1982
Anglo-American Cup II
Redditch again played host to the second annual Anglo-American Cup, sponsored once more by Halfords. The event was well attended with several US pro's invited and racing at this event.
Charlie Litsky was racing as well as announcing that day. This kind of down-hill track was better layed out then a year before and the weather was just fine.


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