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| template<typename T , enable_if< detail::is_like_supported_string< T >> = 0> |
| static constexpr size_type | size (T &&value) |
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| static constexpr bool | is_alpha (char_type ch) |
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| static constexpr bool | is_upper (char_type ch) |
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| static constexpr bool | is_lower (char_type ch) |
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| static constexpr char_type | to_upper (char_type ch) |
| |
| static constexpr char_type | to_lower (char_type ch) |
| |
| static constexpr bool | is_digit (char_type ch) |
| |
| static constexpr bool | is_x_digit (char_type ch) |
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| static constexpr bool | is_space (char_type ch) |
| |
| static std::vector< StringType > | split (view_type input, char_type delimiter) |
| |
| static std::vector< StringType > | split (view_type input, char_type delimiter, size_type count) |
| |
| static void | trim (StringType &target) |
| |
| static void | replace_all (StringType &target, view_type search, char_type replace) |
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| static void | replace_all (StringType &target, view_type search, view_type replace) |
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| static void | remove_all (StringType &target, view_type search) |
| |
| static bool | wildcard_match (view_type source, view_type search) |
| |
| static bool | validate (view_type value) |
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| template<typename IteratorType > |
| static std::optional< codepoint_type > | decode_codepoint (IteratorType &it, const IteratorType &end) |
| |
| static std::optional< StringType > | encode_codepoint (codepoint_type codepoint) |
| |
| template<char UnicodePrefix = 'U'> |
| static std::optional< StringType > | escape_all_codepoints (view_type value) |
| |
| template<char UnicodePrefix = 'U', typename IteratorType > |
| static std::optional< StringType > | escape_codepoint (IteratorType &it, const IteratorType &end) |
| |
| static std::optional< StringType > | unescape_all_codepoints (view_type value) |
| |
| template<typename IteratorType > |
| static std::optional< StringType > | unescape_codepoint (IteratorType &it, const IteratorType &end) |
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| static StringType | generate_random_string (size_type length) |
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| template<typename... ParameterTypes> |
| static StringType | format (FormatString< ParameterTypes... > &&fmt, ParameterTypes &&...parameters) |
| |
| template<typename... Args> |
| static StringType | join (char_type separator, Args &&...args) |
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| template<typename T > |
| static std::optional< T > | convert (const StringType &value) |
| |
template<typename StringType>
class fly::BasicString< StringType >
Forward declarations of the supported BasicString specializations.
Static class to provide string utilities not provided by the STL.
- Author
- Timothy Flynn (trfly.nosp@m.nn89.nosp@m<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Version
- March 21, 2019
template<typename StringType >
template<typename IteratorType >
| static std::optional<codepoint_type> fly::BasicString< StringType >::decode_codepoint |
( |
IteratorType & |
it, |
|
|
const IteratorType & |
end |
|
) |
| |
|
static |
Decode a single Unicode codepoint, starting at the character pointed to by the provided iterator. If successful, after invoking this method, that iterator will point at the first character after the Unicode codepoint in the source string.
- Template Parameters
-
| IteratorType | The type of the encoded Unicode codepoint's iterator. |
- Parameters
-
| it | Pointer to the beginning of the encoded Unicode codepoint. |
| end | Pointer to the end of the encoded Unicode codepoint. |
- Returns
- If successful, the decoded Unicode codepoint. Otherwise, an uninitialized value.
template<typename StringType >
template<char UnicodePrefix>
| std::optional< StringType > fly::BasicString< StringType >::escape_all_codepoints |
( |
view_type |
value | ) |
|
|
static |
Escape all Unicode codepoints in a string.
If the Unicode codepoint is an ASCII, non-control character (i.e. codepoints in the range [U+0020, U+007E]), that character is not escaped.
If the Unicode codepoint is non-ASCII or a control character (i.e. codepoints in the range [U+0000, U+001F] or [U+007F, U+10FFFF]), the codepoint is encoded as follows, taking into consideration the provided Unicode prefix character:
1. If the Unicode codepoint is in the range [U+0000, U+001F] or [U+007F, U+FFFF],
regardless of the prefix character, the encoding will be of the form \unnnn.
2. If the codepoint is in the range [U+10000, U+10FFFF], and the prefix character is 'u',
the encoding will be a surrogate pair of the form \unnnn\unnnn.
3. If the codepoint is in the range [U+10000, U+10FFFF], and the prefix character is 'U',
the encoding will of the form \Unnnnnnnn.
- Template Parameters
-
| UnicodePrefix | The Unicode prefix character ('u' or 'U'). |
- Parameters
-
| value | The string to escape. |
- Returns
- If successful, a copy of the source string with all Unicode codepoints escaped. Otherwise, an uninitialized value.
template<typename StringType >
template<char UnicodePrefix, typename IteratorType >
| std::optional< StringType > fly::BasicString< StringType >::escape_codepoint |
( |
IteratorType & |
it, |
|
|
const IteratorType & |
end |
|
) |
| |
|
inlinestatic |
Escape a single Unicode codepoint, starting at the character pointed to by the provided iterator. If successful, after invoking this method, that iterator will point at the first character after the Unicode codepoint in the source string.
If the Unicode codepoint is an ASCII, non-control character (i.e. codepoints in the range [U+0020, U+007E]), that character is not escaped.
If the Unicode codepoint is non-ASCII or a control character (i.e. codepoints in the range [U+0000, U+001F] or [U+007F, U+10FFFF]), the codepoint is encoded as follows, taking into consideration the provided Unicode prefix character:
1. If the Unicode codepoint is in the range [U+0000, U+001F] or [U+007F, U+FFFF],
regardless of the prefix character, the encoding will be of the form \unnnn.
2. If the codepoint is in the range [U+10000, U+10FFFF], and the prefix character is 'u',
the encoding will be a surrogate pair of the form \unnnn\unnnn.
3. If the codepoint is in the range [U+10000, U+10FFFF], and the prefix character is 'U',
the encoding will of the form \Unnnnnnnn.
- Template Parameters
-
| UnicodePrefix | The Unicode prefix character ('u' or 'U'). |
| IteratorType | The type of the encoded Unicode codepoint's iterator. |
- Parameters
-
| it | Pointer to the beginning of the encoded Unicode codepoint. |
| end | Pointer to the end of the encoded Unicode codepoint. |
- Returns
- If successful, a string containing the escaped Unicode codepoint. Otherwise, an uninitialized value.
template<typename StringType >
template<typename... ParameterTypes>
Format a string with a set of format parameters, returning the formatted string. Based strongly upon: https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/utility/format/format.
A format string consists of:
1. Any character other than "{" or "}", which are copied unchanged to the output.
2. Escape sequences "{{" and "}}", which are replaced with "{" and "}" in the output.
3. Replacement fields.
Replacement fields may be of the form:
1. An introductory "{" character.
2. An optional non-negative position.
3. An optional colon ":" following by formatting options.
4. A final "}" character.
For a detailed description of replacement fields see fly::detail::BasicFormatSpecifier.
This implementation differs from std::format in the following ways:
- All standard string types are supported as format strings.
- All standard string types are supported as format parameters, even if that type differs from the format string type. If the type differs, the format parameter is transcoded to the type of the format string.
- Any generic type for which an operator<< overload is defined will be converted to a string using that overload.
- Formatting of strong enumeration types defaults to the format of the enumeration's underlying type. However, if an overload of operator<< is defined, the type is treated as a generic type according to (3) above.
- This implementation is exceptionless. Any error encountered (such as failed transcoding in (2) above) results in the format parameter that caused the error to be dropped.
- Locale-specific form is not supported. If the option appears in the format string, it will be parsed, but will be ignored.
The format string type is implicitly constructed from a C-string literal. Callers should only invoke this method accordingly:
format("Format {:d}", 1);
On compilers that support immediate functions (consteval), the format string is validated at compile time against the types of the format parameters. If the format string is invalid, a compile error with a diagnostic message will be raised. On other compilers, the error message will be returned rather than a formatted string.
- Template Parameters
-
| ParameterTypes | Variadic format parameter types. |
- Parameters
-
| fmt | The string to format. |
| parameters | The variadic list of format parameters to be formatted. |
- Returns
- A string that has been formatted with the given format parameters.
template<typename StringType >
template<typename T , enable_if< detail::is_like_supported_string< T >> = 0>
Determine the length of any string-like value. Accepts character arrays, std::basic_string specializations, and std::basic_string_view specializations.
- Template Parameters
-
- Parameters
-
| value | The string-like value. |
- Returns
- The length of the string-like value.
template<typename StringType >
| std::optional< StringType > fly::BasicString< StringType >::unescape_all_codepoints |
( |
view_type |
value | ) |
|
|
static |
Unescape all Unicode codepoints in a string.
Accepts escaped sequences of the following forms:
1. \unnnn for Unicode codepoints in the range [U+0000, U+FFFF].
2. \unnnn\unnnn surrogate pairs for Unicode codepoints in the range [U+10000, U+10FFFF].
3. \Unnnnnnnn for all Unicode codepoints.
- Parameters
-
| value | The string containing the escaped character sequence. |
- Returns
- If successful, a copy of the source string with all Unicode codepoints unescaped. Otherwise, an uninitialized value.
template<typename StringType >
template<typename IteratorType >
| std::optional< StringType > fly::BasicString< StringType >::unescape_codepoint |
( |
IteratorType & |
it, |
|
|
const IteratorType & |
end |
|
) |
| |
|
inlinestatic |
Unescape a single Unicode codepoint, starting at the character pointed to by provided iterator. If successful, after invoking this method, that iterator will point at the first character after the escaped sequence in the source string.
Accepts escaped sequences of the following forms:
1. \unnnn for Unicode codepoints in the range [U+0000, U+FFFF].
2. \unnnn\unnnn surrogate pairs for Unicode codepoints in the range [U+10000, U+10FFFF].
3. \Unnnnnnnn for all Unicode codepoints.
- Template Parameters
-
| IteratorType | The type of the escaped Unicode string's iterator. |
- Parameters
-
| it | Pointer to the beginning of the escaped character sequence. |
| end | Pointer to the end of the escaped character sequence. |
- Returns
- If successful, a string containing the unescaped Unicode codepoint. Otherwise, an uninitialized value.


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- insert
- in file user.php, method User::insert()
- insert
- in file persistenceInterface.inc, method PersistenceInterface::insert()
inserts a new record int the database by primary key condition supplied in the array of object by parameter, if any previous record is already present with the same primary key insert operation fails.
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- PersistenceInterface
- in file persistenceInterface.inc, class PersistenceInterface
This is the persistence interface to be implemented by all persistence classes, for all the db operations Active Records class of Code Igniter would be used.
- persistenceInterface.inc
- procedural page persistenceInterface.inc
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- update
- in file user.php, method User::update()
- update
- in file persistenceInterface.inc, method PersistenceInterface::update()
updates the database by primary key condition supplied in the array of object by parameter.
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- in file user.php, class User
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Forecast: Wet weather and large surf heading in for the weekend
by Guy HagiHONOLULU, Hawaii (HawaiiNewsNow) - A light wind regime will continue as a cold front approaches Kauai from the northwest and a low level trough moves into the Big Island from the southeast.
Expect land and sea breezes for all islands today and tonight with increasing shower activity over Kauai and the Big Island through the afternoon hours.
Returning trade winds will help to spread clouds and showers to Oahu and Maui County on Saturday.
Expect wet unsettled weather to linger into the middle of next week with moderate trade winds in the forecast.
High surf advisory remains in effect through this afternoon for north-facing shores of most islands, as well as west facing shores of Kauai and Niihau. In addition, a small craft advisory remains in effect for all waters exposed to the large north-northwest swell, including the Kauai and Kaiwi Channels.
As the current north-northwest swell gradually fades during the next 24 hours, an even larger west-northwest swell is expected to arrive late tonight. This will cause surf to again reach the high surf advisory criteria along most north- and west-facing shores of the smaller islands starting Saturday.
This swell may be large enough to approach the high surf warning thresholds along some shorelines from Saturday night into Sunday.
Copyright 2019 Hawaii News Now. All rights reserved.


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§412:9-202 Prohibitions. Except as otherwise expressly authorized by this chapter, a financial services loan company shall not:
(1) Employ its funds, directly or indirectly, in trade or commerce by buying or selling ordinary goods, chattels, wares, and merchandise, or by owning or operating industrial or manufacturing plants of any kind;
(2) Issue commercial letters of credit;
(3) Sell real estate, securities, or insurance; or
(4) Engage in any activity requiring a charter as a trust company under article 8. [L 1993, c 350, pt of §1]


public class DictionaryCompoundWordTokenFilter extends CompoundWordTokenFilterBase
TokenFilter
that decomposes compound words found in many Germanic languages.
"Donaudampfschiff" becomes Donau, dampf, schiff so that you can find "Donaudampfschiff" even when you only enter "schiff". It uses a brute-force algorithm to achieve this.
You must specify the required
Version
compatibility when creating
CompoundWordTokenFilterBase:
If you pass in a
CharArraySet
as dictionary,
it should be case-insensitive unless it contains only lowercased entries and you
have
LowerCaseFilter
before this filter in your analysis chain.
For optional performance (as this filter does lots of lookups to the dictionary,
you should use the latter analysis chain/CharArraySet). Be aware: If you supply arbitrary
Sets
to the ctors or
String[]
dictionaries, they will be automatically
transformed to case-insensitive!
CompoundWordTokenFilterBase.CompoundToken
AttributeSource.AttributeFactory
,
AttributeSource.State
DEFAULT_MAX_SUBWORD_SIZE
,
DEFAULT_MIN_SUBWORD_SIZE
,
DEFAULT_MIN_WORD_SIZE
,
dictionary
,
maxSubwordSize
,
minSubwordSize
,
minWordSize
,
offsetAtt
,
onlyLongestMatch
,
termAtt
,
tokens
input
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
DictionaryCompoundWordTokenFilter
(
TokenStream
input,
Set
dictionary)
Deprecated.
|
DictionaryCompoundWordTokenFilter
(
TokenStream
input,
Set
dictionary,
int minWordSize,
int minSubwordSize,
int maxSubwordSize,
boolean onlyLongestMatch)
Deprecated.
|
DictionaryCompoundWordTokenFilter
(
TokenStream
input,
String
[] dictionary)
Deprecated.
|
DictionaryCompoundWordTokenFilter
(
TokenStream
input,
String
[] dictionary,
int minWordSize,
int minSubwordSize,
int maxSubwordSize,
boolean onlyLongestMatch)
Deprecated.
|
DictionaryCompoundWordTokenFilter
(
Version
matchVersion,
TokenStream
input,
Set
> dictionary)
Creates a new
DictionaryCompoundWordTokenFilter
|
DictionaryCompoundWordTokenFilter
(
Version
matchVersion,
TokenStream
input,
Set
> dictionary,
int minWordSize,
int minSubwordSize,
int maxSubwordSize,
boolean onlyLongestMatch)
Creates a new
DictionaryCompoundWordTokenFilter
|
DictionaryCompoundWordTokenFilter
(
Version
matchVersion,
TokenStream
input,
String
[] dictionary)
Deprecated.
Use the constructors taking
Set
|
DictionaryCompoundWordTokenFilter
(
Version
matchVersion,
TokenStream
input,
String
[] dictionary,
int minWordSize,
int minSubwordSize,
int maxSubwordSize,
boolean onlyLongestMatch)
Deprecated.
Use the constructors taking
Set
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
protected void
|
decompose
()
Decomposes the current
CompoundWordTokenFilterBase.termAtt
and places
CompoundWordTokenFilterBase.CompoundToken
instances in the
CompoundWordTokenFilterBase.tokens
list.
|
incrementToken
,
makeDictionary
,
reset
close
,
end
addAttribute
,
addAttributeImpl
,
captureState
,
clearAttributes
,
cloneAttributes
,
copyTo
,
equals
,
getAttribute
,
getAttributeClassesIterator
,
getAttributeFactory
,
getAttributeImplsIterator
,
hasAttribute
,
hasAttributes
,
hashCode
,
reflectAsString
,
reflectWith
,
restoreState
,
toString
@Deprecated public DictionaryCompoundWordTokenFilter( TokenStream input, String [] dictionary, int minWordSize, int minSubwordSize, int maxSubwordSize, boolean onlyLongestMatch)
DictionaryCompoundWordTokenFilter(Version, TokenStream, String[], int, int, int, boolean)
instead
DictionaryCompoundWordTokenFilter
.
input
- the
TokenStream
to process
dictionary
- the word dictionary to match against
minWordSize
- only words longer than this get processed
minSubwordSize
- only subwords longer than this get to the output stream
maxSubwordSize
- only subwords shorter than this get to the output stream
onlyLongestMatch
- Add only the longest matching subword to the stream
@Deprecated public DictionaryCompoundWordTokenFilter( TokenStream input, String [] dictionary)
DictionaryCompoundWordTokenFilter(Version, TokenStream, String[])
instead
DictionaryCompoundWordTokenFilter
input
- the
TokenStream
to process
dictionary
- the word dictionary to match against
@Deprecated public DictionaryCompoundWordTokenFilter( TokenStream input, Set dictionary)
DictionaryCompoundWordTokenFilter(Version, TokenStream, Set)
instead
DictionaryCompoundWordTokenFilter
input
- the
TokenStream
to process
dictionary
- the word dictionary to match against. If this is a
CharArraySet
it must have set ignoreCase=false and only contain
lower case strings.
@Deprecated public DictionaryCompoundWordTokenFilter( TokenStream input, Set dictionary, int minWordSize, int minSubwordSize, int maxSubwordSize, boolean onlyLongestMatch)
DictionaryCompoundWordTokenFilter(Version, TokenStream, Set, int, int, int, boolean)
instead
DictionaryCompoundWordTokenFilter
input
- the
TokenStream
to process
dictionary
- the word dictionary to match against. If this is a
CharArraySet
it must have set ignoreCase=false and only contain
lower case strings.
minWordSize
- only words longer than this get processed
minSubwordSize
- only subwords longer than this get to the output stream
maxSubwordSize
- only subwords shorter than this get to the output stream
onlyLongestMatch
- Add only the longest matching subword to the stream
@Deprecated public DictionaryCompoundWordTokenFilter( Version matchVersion, TokenStream input, String [] dictionary, int minWordSize, int minSubwordSize, int maxSubwordSize, boolean onlyLongestMatch)
Set
DictionaryCompoundWordTokenFilter
matchVersion
- Lucene version to enable correct Unicode 4.0 behavior in the
dictionaries if Version > 3.0. See
CompoundWordTokenFilterBase
for details.
input
- the
TokenStream
to process
dictionary
- the word dictionary to match against
minWordSize
- only words longer than this get processed
minSubwordSize
- only subwords longer than this get to the output stream
maxSubwordSize
- only subwords shorter than this get to the output stream
onlyLongestMatch
- Add only the longest matching subword to the stream
@Deprecated public DictionaryCompoundWordTokenFilter( Version matchVersion, TokenStream input, String [] dictionary)
Set
DictionaryCompoundWordTokenFilter
matchVersion
- Lucene version to enable correct Unicode 4.0 behavior in the
dictionaries if Version > 3.0. See
CompoundWordTokenFilterBase
for details.
input
- the
TokenStream
to process
dictionary
- the word dictionary to match against
public DictionaryCompoundWordTokenFilter( Version matchVersion, TokenStream input, Set > dictionary)
DictionaryCompoundWordTokenFilter
matchVersion
- Lucene version to enable correct Unicode 4.0 behavior in the
dictionaries if Version > 3.0. See
CompoundWordTokenFilterBase
for details.
input
- the
TokenStream
to process
dictionary
- the word dictionary to match against.
public DictionaryCompoundWordTokenFilter( Version matchVersion, TokenStream input, Set > dictionary, int minWordSize, int minSubwordSize, int maxSubwordSize, boolean onlyLongestMatch)
DictionaryCompoundWordTokenFilter
matchVersion
- Lucene version to enable correct Unicode 4.0 behavior in the
dictionaries if Version > 3.0. See
CompoundWordTokenFilterBase
for details.
input
- the
TokenStream
to process
dictionary
- the word dictionary to match against.
minWordSize
- only words longer than this get processed
minSubwordSize
- only subwords longer than this get to the output stream
maxSubwordSize
- only subwords shorter than this get to the output stream
onlyLongestMatch
- Add only the longest matching subword to the stream
protected void decompose()
CompoundWordTokenFilterBase
CompoundWordTokenFilterBase.termAtt
and places
CompoundWordTokenFilterBase.CompoundToken
instances in the
CompoundWordTokenFilterBase.tokens
list.
The original token may not be placed in the list, as it is automatically passed through this filter.
decompose
in class
CompoundWordTokenFilterBase


Post by: Joe Ess, Bartender
on Feb 26, 2008 06:17:00
My initial wild guess would be that the locales are different on the two computers. Try creating your first SimpleDateFormat instance using the locale and see if that works.
Post by: Monica Marugan, Greenhorn
on Feb 26, 2008 06:47:00
I change my code to:
SimpleDateFormat sdf = new SimpleDateFormat("dd-MMM-yyyy HH:mm:ss", new Locale("en,EN"));
with Locale and the same error in my tomcat work ok in the other tomcat give me the same error.
I don't understand. Thank you
Post by: Jesper de Jong, Bartender
on Feb 26, 2008 06:53:00
Note that the date string you are putting in: "18-abr-2007 0:00:00" has only one digit for the hour: "0:00:00". If you specify "HH:mm:ss", then Java probably expects two digits, so it should look like "00:00:00".
Try "H:mm:ss" for the format string. (I haven't tested it myself, but probably it works).
Post by: Joe Ess, Bartender
on Feb 26, 2008 06:54:00
With an input of "18-abr-2007 0:00:00" I think you want that locale to be Locale("es,ES"). Are you expecting English or Spanish input?
Post by: Monica Marugan, Greenhorn
on Feb 26, 2008 08:14:00
Give me the same error.
more helps?
Post by: Joe Ess, Bartender
on Feb 26, 2008 09:16:00
What does your code look like now?
Post by: Monica Marugan, Greenhorn
on Feb 26, 2008 09:52:00
SimpleDateFormat sdf = new SimpleDateFormat("dd-MMM-yyyy H:mm:ss", new Locale("es,ES"));
I probe this code and
SimpleDateFormat sdf = new SimpleDateFormat("dd-MMM-yyyy HH:mm:ss", new Locale("es,ES"));
and give me error. more helps?? thank you
Post by: Joe Ess, Bartender
on Feb 26, 2008 10:56:00
Have a look at the API Docs for Locale. The single string constructor takes the language code only (i.e. "es" or "en"). There is a two string constructor for specifying language and country ("es" and "ES" for Spain, for example). This code works for me:
Post by: Monica Marugan, Greenhorn
on Feb 26, 2008 11:06:00
Thank you!!!
It's work ok thank you
All times above are in ranch (not your local) time.
The current ranch time is Dec 13, 2013 16:50:14.


{% extends "emails/base.html" %}
{% block content %}
Jam "{{ jam.title }}" announced
Hello {{ recipient.username }}!
You receive this notification because {{ current_user.username }} has announced a new game jam on bacongamejam.org. We'd love to see you participating{% if current_user.entries or current_user.team_entries %} again{% endif %}, so mark the date in your calendar and create a great game!
Title: {{ jam.title }}
Theme: {% if jam.theme %}{{ jam.theme }}{% else %}none yet{% endif %}
Starting: {{ jam.start_time }} ({{ jam.start_time | humantime }})
Ending: {{ jam.end_time }} ({{ jam.end_time | humantime }})
Duration: {{ jam.start_time | humandelta(jam.end_time) }}
We hope to see you participating in this jam. To find out more about the jam, visit the jam details page.
The BaconGameJam Staff
{% endblock %}


Yesterday remembered the quadratic eq set to "Pop Goes the Weasel." Today theme to DuckTales popped in my head. Clearly, music's in my soul.
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Saturday's Games
Saturday's Games
Vanier Cup
Calgary 27 Montreal 13
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NHL
Vancouver 2, Washington 1, SO
Calgary 3, Philadelphia 2, SO
Arizona 3, Los Angeles 2
Tampa Bay 6, Anaheim 2
Winnipeg 4, Columbus 3
New Jersey 5, Detroit 1
N.Y. Rangers 6, Montreal 5
Boston 5, Minnesota 4, OT
Carolina 4, Florida 2
Toronto 5, Colorado 3
Nashville 4, St. Louis 2
Dallas 2, Chicago 1, SO
Edmonton 4, Vegas 2
San Jose 2, N.Y. Islanders 1, OT
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AHL
Utica 4, Laval 2
Toronto 4, Manitoba 2
San Jose 6, Colorado 2
Bridgeport 3, Hershey 2
Milwaukee 5, Grand Rapids 0
Syracuse 6, Hartford 3
Belleville 2, Lehigh Valley 1
Charlotte 1, WB/Scranton 0
Rochester 4, Binghamton 2
Springfield 5, Providence 4, OT
Iowa 4, Bakersfield 2
Texas 7, Rockford 6, SO
Tucson 3, Ontario 2
Stockton 4, San Diego 1
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NBA
Phoenix 100, Minnesota 98
Chicago 116, Charlotte 115
Indiana 111, Orlando 106
Philadelphia 113, Miami 86
San Antonio 111, New York 104
Toronto 119, Atlanta 116
Cleveland 110, Portland 104
L.A. Lakers 109, Memphis 108
Milwaukee 104, Detroit 90
Utah 128, New Orleans 120
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cytopy.flow.dim_reductions¶
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Perform dimensionality reduction using either UMAP, PCA, tSNE, or PHATE. |
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cytopy.flow.dim_reduction.
dimensionality_reduction
(data: pandas.core.frame.DataFrame, features: list, method: str, n_components: int, return_embeddings_only: bool = False, return_reducer: bool = False, **kwargs) → pandas.core.frame.DataFrame¶ Perform dimensionality reduction using either UMAP, PCA, tSNE, or PHATE. PCA and tSNE are implemented using the Scikit-Learn machine learning library. Documentation for UMAP can be found here: https://umap-learn.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ Documentation for PHATE can be found here: https://phate.readthedocs.io/en/stable/
- Parameters
data (Pandas.DataFrame) – Events to perform dim reduction on
features (list) – column names for feature space
method (str) – method to use; either UMAP, PCA, tSNE, or PHATE
n_components (int) – number of components to generate
return_embeddings_only (bool, (default=True)) – if True, the embeddings are returned as a numpy array, otherwise original dataframe is returned modified with new columns, one for each embedding (column name of format {Method}_{i} where i = 0 to n_components)
return_reducer (bool, (default=False)) – If True, returns instance of dimensionality reduction object
kwargs – keyword arguments to pass to chosen dim reduction method
- Returns
Embeddings as numpy array or original DataFrame with new columns for embeddings
- Return type
(Pandas.DataFrame or Numpy.array) or (Pandas.DataFrame or Numpy.array, Reducer)


Class ODataFilterToken
Description of ODataToken
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If the abstract class does not provides any methods, it may be just a data container that is not to be instantiated. In this case, it's probably better to use a private or a protected constructor in order to prevent instantiation than make the class misleadingly abstract. Example :
public class abstract Example { String field; int otherField; }
This rule is deprecated, use {rule:squid:S1694} instead.


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Percentage of biomass removed with each prescription
IT, intermediate thin; UEA, uneven age; SI, stand improvement. Numbers 10, 25, and 40 refer to the amount of openness (%) expected after thinning. Ages in each age class vary by species (see harvest input text files).
a
All species except Populus tremuloides.
b
Varies by species (see input text files).
c
Pinus ponderosa, Pseudotsuga menziesii, Abies concolor. 100% removed in all age classes of Abies lasiocarpa, Picea engelmannii, Picea pungens.
d
All species; initial and maintenance prescribed fire.


Before Change
mx = max(feature_weights)
mn = min(feature_weights)
rg = mx - mn
weight_history.append(feature_weights)
feature_weights = [(x - mn)/(rg) for x in feature_weights]
distance_weights += feature_weights
After Change
core_fit = core.fit(self.X_mat, self._y, distance_weights, self.weight_flag)
//reset distance_weights so that only previous run affects next one
distance_weights = np.ones(total_num_features)
// When all weights become 0, break
if all(w == 0 for w in core_fit.feature_importances_):


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60 seeds |
oral |
Datura |
(seeds) |
Okay, here’s the story...
A friend of mine called me one night and asked if I wanted to buy about 60 datura seeds. My only response was, 'WTF is datura?' He told me all he knew about it and then I checked to see what some internet sites had to say about it. The general feelings I got from it were that this drug is something I have to try...with a trip sitter.
I am one who always likes to try new things, and out of a group of about 30 people I was the dumbass to eat them, all of them, at one time. Being that they are legal I enjoyed eating them inside of a MacDonald’s and was completely open to them that I was about to start tripping. I ate the seeds at around 9. The taste was not good, but not bad enough that I couldn’t chew them up and wash them down with a free MacDonald’s water. No signs of a trip until I had to go home at 12, my trip sitter asked if he should stay, but I told him that what I ate must have been bullshit because I was feeling no effects at the time. I opened my garage door and went inside.
Okay, just a fore-note, the following may not have happened as remembered, but it is what I remember doing and how I believe things happened that night…
I walked into my living room and sat in my reclining rocking chair. Two Asian kids were politely sitting on my couch and somehow I did not find this to be odd. I began to talk with them and enjoyed their company, until one of them said something and made me extremely angry. I got very pissed at him and threw a pillow that sits on another chair in the room at him. The pillow hit my phone on the dresser in my room, the crazy part is that my dresser is upstairs…in my room, and it knocked it off onto the ground. I knew of this but continued to talk to the Asians in my living room.
The next thing I know took place was me waking up downstairs in the same chair I was in earlier with a completely different change of cloths on. It was daylight so I walked upstairs and was confused by my phone being located on the ground. I went back to sleep and woke up later in the day feeling fine, and never found out any more of my trip.
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.


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SculptGL + Sketchfab
Sculptfab is a very simple tool letting you sculpt 3D models in the browser, and publish them in 1 click to sketchfab.com<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Based on SculptGL by Stéphane Ginier.


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desires, and temptations. It means not only that Jesus wants to forgive us and set us free from our pasts but also that He wants that freedom to stretch into our futures as well. He doesn’t want us to continue on the same path and be damaged by the same mistakes over and over again. He wants to eradicate sin from its iron grip on our lives.
Why does God want to free us from sin? Because of His love for us. Just like a parent trying to protect children from choices that can hurt them, God will do anything to protect us from the damaging presence of sin in our lives. Because sin hurts us so badly, it is God’s enemy.
What metaphor is used in each of these passages to describe sin?
Psalm 38:4
Isaiah 1:6
Isaiah 1:18
Matthew 6:12
2 Corinthians 7:1
1 John 1:5-6
The woman caught in adultery was a child of God. Jesus loved her and wanted for her a life of wholeness—one she could be proud of. He wanted to protect her from the damage her accusers were trying to inflict, but He also wanted to stop the damage she was inflicting on herself.
Not only did this woman experience the compassion and comfort of Jesus; she experienced conviction as well. Conviction is recognition of your own sin, and it humbles you and moves you to change. Let’s talk a little more about the word conviction, because when people first experience the awareness of their own sin, they have trouble distinguishing conviction from something else—condemnation.
Conviction is the internalized voice of God, affirming our worth, gently calling us to a life better than our own impulses and offering us a chance to change.


Terms And Conditions
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We are a company specialized in assembly, computer maintenance, we work with all the main cell phone lines. We have been working for 20 years in the information technology field, we have a specialized workforce. We have a laboratory equipped with a large number of parts in stock for emergency care.
With the constant change of technology, we carry out several development research so that our products and services are always up to date. The services we offer are performed by professionals with training and technical experience for more than 07 years in the market.
We appreciate the commitment to our customers, working with agility, quality products and fair price. We know that our success is due to the success of our customers, and it is for this reason that our focus is on serving our customer well, whether through maintenance and repairs or system improvement.


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How to Play Aces Up
Three Methods:Dealing Your CardsPlaying Through the DeckWinning the GameCommunity Q&A
Aces Up is "patience game", or card game that you can play by yourself. It's similar to Klondike Solitaire, but can be played on a much smaller surface. Deal your cards, play through the deck, and learn how to win. Then practice to get more comfortable with the rules and learn some basic strategy.
Steps
Method 1Dealing Your Cards
1
Find a good playing surface. One of the best things about Aces Up is that you can play it on a very small surface. If you're at home, any table or flat surface will do. While on the go, play the game on the back of a book, an in-flight tray, or even the top of your laptop.
2
Shuffle the deck. While some solitaire games use more than one deck of cards, Aces Up only requires one standard 52 card deck. Buy a deck at the store or use one you've got around the house. Just make sure it has all 52 cards, or you won't be able to win. It's also possible to play online if you have a computer and access to the internet.[1]
3
Set your tableau and stock. There are two main parts in the setup of Aces High: the tableau and the stock. Deal the tableau by placing four cards, face up, in a row. The remaining cards become the stock. Set it off the the side, facedown.[2]
Method 2Playing Through the Deck
1
Look for two or more cards with the same suit. There's only one way to remove cards from the tableau: by finding two or more cards of the same suit, then removing the lower card. Look for pairs like a 2 of hearts and a 5 of hearts, then remove the 2 of hearts.[3]
For another example, with a tableau of (8?, 9?, 8?, 5?), 8? is removed because it is lower than 9?.
Remember the order of the cards. In this game, aces have the highest value, followed by Kings, Queens and Jacks. After the face cards, the numbered cards have descending value, with two being the smallest card.
Place the removed cards in a new discard pile. You'll want the cards in a separate pile: don't place them at the bottom of the stock like some other card games.
2
Deal out new cards. When you run out of matching suited cards, deal out four more. Lay one on top of each row on the tableau, face up. This will display a whole new set of cards that you can match and remove.[4]
3
Move cards onto empty spaces. If you remove a low card and it leaves an empty space behind, you're allowed to move an empty card onto this space. This will come in handy later, because lower cards often get stacked on top of higher cards of a same suit.[5]
Always try to move aces onto empty spaces. If an ace of any suit comes out of the stock and you end up with an empty space to put it on, move it right away. The goal of the game is to have only the aces remaining on the tableau, so they'll need to be on the bottom spaces.
4
Continue in the same pattern. Keep matching cards until you can't match any more, then deal four more cards. Move cards to empty spaces to create new openings when it's possible, always trying to move the aces to the bottom spaces. Keep playing until the stock runs out and there are no more available moves.
Method 3Winning the Game
1
Check your tableau. To win the game, you'll want to leave only aces on the table, with every other card discarded. The more you play, the more you will win, but keep in mind that games often end with cards of different suits on the tops of the stacks; this is the easiest way to know that you've lost.[6]
2
Use some strategy. Aces Up is a simple game, so there's not much complex strategy to be applied. However, if you keep in mind the basics of the game, you're more likely to win more often. Use your empty spaces and move your aces as soon as possible.[7]
If you see a low card stacked on a higher card of the same suit, try to move the lower card to an empty space. For example, if you see a 7 of diamonds on top of a 9 of diamonds, move the 7 to an empty space and then remove it to the discard pile.
Try moving aces to empty spots. When an empty space appears and you have an ace that's free to move to it, move the ace as soon as possible.
3
Play again. Aces up is a fast moving game, so each game takes only about 5-10 minutes. If your first one ends in a loss, reshuffle your cards and try again. The more practice you get, the more strategies you'll be able to develop.


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Earth Enterprise Portable
Google Earth Enterprise Portable Server
The Google Earth Enterprise Portable Server is now shutting down.
You can start the server again at any time by double-clicking the application icon or double-clicking any portable globe (.glb) file.


The USB Toolkit is a result of years of developing USB devices using the EZ-USB/Cypress and other vendors USB development tools. It has specific support for Cypress USB components and will work with USB chips from any vendor (TI, Cygnal, MicroChip, etc.).
It is designed to speed the development of firmware and provide a stable Windows driver for use with any USB device which does not fit into the USB device classes that Windows supports.
Full support for Windows asynchronous I/O (otherwise known as overlapped I/O) is provided.
No DDK development is required. You don't even have to own the DDK to use the Toolkit.
Support for Cypress RAM and I2C download is provided for use with the EZ-USB, FX, and FX2 parts.
Numerous examples are provided for Visual C++.
Support for class GUID's is provided. Multiple USB devices are managed using the PnP device name. Your devices appear in the Windows Device Manager in a group name that you define.
NEW!! Borland C++ example which implements a simple control panel and uses most of the functions is provided.
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FDA: Dollar Tree selling ‘potentially unsafe drugs’
by KNOE(CNN) - The U.S. Food and Drug Administration warned that Dollar Tree may be selling "potentially unsafe drugs" and cosmetics.
In a Nov. 6 letter to the retailer, the FDA cited Chinese manufacturers that didn't test products. It also mentioned a facility where rodent feces were found.
According to the agency, between 2016 and this year, Dollar Tree was notified of warning letters sent to manufacturers the company has relationships with.
A company executive said in a statement to CNBC that the drugs the FDA mentions are products that are applied to the body, not ingested.
The executive said in the statement Dollar Tree is committed to customer safety and plans to meet with the FDA soon.
The FDA has instructed Dollar tree to respond to the letter within 15 days and to detail what they've done to address their violations.
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Send text to master, or to all slaves:


public abstract class KBaseIntegrated extends KBaseAbstract
estimate(int, int)
estimates a rating value of specified user giving on specified item.
Integrated KBase is often integrated with complex recommendation algorithms.
Especially, any integrated KBase has internal data structure dependent on concrete application.
The method destroyDataStructure()
destroys such internal data structure when integrated KBase is closed.config, datasource, logger
DATASOURCE_URI, KBASE_CONFIG, KBASE_NAME
| Constructor and Description |
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KBaseIntegrated()
Default constructor.
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
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void |
close()
Close this KBase.
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protected abstract void |
destroyDataStructure()
Especially, any integrated KBase has internal data structure dependent on concrete application.
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abstract float |
estimate(int userId,
int itemId)
This method estimates a rating value of specified user giving on specified item.
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void |
export(DataConfig storeConfig)
Getting the configuration of KBase by copying (exporting) the internal configuration to the specified configuration.
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abstract void |
export0(DataConfig storeConfig)
This method copies (exports) the internal configuration to the specified configuration.
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abstract PropList |
getDefaultParameters()
Retrieving default parameters of
KBaseIntegrated from its configuration. |
void |
learn(Dataset dataset,
Alg alg)
This method is responsible for creating
KBase or learning from specified dataset. |
abstract void |
learn0(Dataset dataset,
Alg alg)
This method is responsible for creating KBase or learning from specified dataset according to specified algorithm.
|
abstract void |
learn0(RatingMatrix userRatingMatrix)
This method is responsible for creating KBase or learning from specified user rating matrix.
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void |
load()
This method is used to read
KBase from storage system. |
abstract void |
load0()
This method is responsible for creating KBase or learning from dataset specified in the configuration of
KBaseIntegrated . |
clear, getConfig, getDatasource, save, setConfig, view
public abstract float estimate(int userId, int itemId)
KBaseIntegrated
must complete it.userId
- specified user identifier (user ID).itemId
- specified item identifier (item ID).public void learn(Dataset dataset, Alg alg)
KBase
KBase
or learning from specified dataset.
Because every model-based recommender owns distinguished KBase
, the second parameter is such algorithm.
The association between model-based recommender and KBase
is tight.
This method tells us that KBase
can be learned by any approaches: machine learning, data mining, artificial intelligence, statistics, etc.learn
in interface KBase
learn
in class KBaseAbstract
dataset
- specified dataset.alg
- the algorithm that owns this KBase.public abstract void learn0(Dataset dataset, Alg alg)
learn(Dataset, Alg)
.
Because this method is abstract, any class extends KBaseIntegrated
must complete it.dataset
- specified dataset.alg
- specified algorithm which is often a recommendation algorithm (called recommender).public abstract void learn0(RatingMatrix userRatingMatrix)
learn(Dataset, Alg)
.
Because this method is abstract, any class extends KBaseIntegrated
must complete it.userRatingMatrix
- specified user rating matrix, represented by RatingMatrix
.
In user rating matrix, each row is a vector of rating values that a user gives on many items.public void load()
KBase
KBase
from storage system. Storage system can be files, database, etc.load
in interface KBase
load
in class KBaseAbstract
public abstract void load0()
KBaseIntegrated
.
Because this method is abstract, any class extends KBaseIntegrated
must complete it.public void export(DataConfig storeConfig)
KBase
export
in interface KBase
export
in class KBaseAbstract
storeConfig
- specified configuration where the internal configuration is copied.public abstract void export0(DataConfig storeConfig)
KBaseIntegrated
must complete it.storeConfig
- the configuration object to receive entries of the configuration of this knowledge base.public void close()
KBase
close
in interface KBase
close
in class KBaseAbstract
protected abstract void destroyDataStructure()
KBaseIntegrated
must complete it.public abstract PropList getDefaultParameters()
KBaseIntegrated
from its configuration.
Because this method is abstract, any class extends KBaseIntegrated
must complete it.PropList
.


class Tabu
extends java.lang.Object
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
(package private) class |
Tabu.Move
This classe encode the concept of exam's move by wrapping togheter all the information about a move
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|---|---|
private java.lang.Double |
aspirationThreshold |
private Solution |
bestSolution |
private java.lang.Integer |
I |
private java.lang.Integer |
listSize |
private java.lang.Integer |
neighSize |
private java.lang.Double |
p |
private java.util.List<Solution> |
tabuList |
private java.util.Set<Solution> |
tabuSet |
private long |
tMax |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
Tabu(Configurator cf)
This method was thought to set the tabu parameters from a configurator object
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
private boolean |
aspirationCriterion(Solution sol) |
private void |
checkIfBest(Solution sol)
Check if a solution is the best found so far, in that case it saves and put it into the tabu list
|
Solution |
run(Solution initialSol,
int tMax)
This method is called to run the Tabu Search
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private Solution |
searchForTheBest(java.util.List<Solution> neigh)
Search for the best solution inside a given neighbourhood
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private java.util.List<Solution> |
steepestDescent(Solution currentSol)
Neighbourhood generation based on a Steepest Descent local search
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private boolean |
tabuContains(Solution sol)
Check if a given solution is tabu
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private void |
tabuInsertion(Solution sol)
Make a solution tabu
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private void |
tabuToTheTail(Solution sol)
Move a solution the tail of the tabu list
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private Solution |
tryToFix(Solution s)
A simple heuristic that tries to decrease the conflicts number of a solution by move conflicting exams
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private Solution bestSolution
private java.util.List<Solution> tabuList
private java.util.Set<Solution> tabuSet
private java.lang.Integer I
private long tMax
private java.lang.Integer neighSize
private java.lang.Integer listSize
private java.lang.Double p
private java.lang.Double aspirationThreshold
public Tabu(Configurator cf)
cf
- the configuration object from which get the parameter's valuespublic Solution run(Solution initialSol, int tMax)
initialSol
- solution from which to start the searchtMax
- the max execution time for the algorithmprivate java.util.List<Solution> steepestDescent(Solution currentSol)
currentSol
- solution from which to generate the neighbourhood by applying movesprivate Solution searchForTheBest(java.util.List<Solution> neigh)
neigh
- the neighbourhoodprivate boolean aspirationCriterion(Solution sol)
sol
- solution on which to check the aspiration criterionprivate boolean tabuContains(Solution sol)
sol
- the solutionprivate void tabuInsertion(Solution sol)
sol
- solutionprivate void tabuToTheTail(Solution sol)
sol
- solution to be movedprivate Solution tryToFix(Solution s)
s
- the solution to be fixedprivate void checkIfBest(Solution sol)
sol
- solution to be checked


Microsoft's Elizabeth Willmott on the company's carbon neutrality commitment
Microsoft has been committed to reaching carbon neutrality in its operations since 2012. It has since set a goal to reduce its scope 3 emissions by 30 percent. Elizabeth Willmott manages the company's carbon program, which partners with other internal teams and external supply chain companies to expand how it is reducing its climate impacts.


I've used UMLgraph to generate an E-R diagram out of the DAOs we use in SQO-OSS. I've just annotated a few classes with @assoc tags, removed the super class DAObject from all entities with sed, did some tweaking by hand in the .dot output, et voila, an E-R depicting almost 30 classes in less than 30 minutes!
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BackGround
E-farmer is an application that aggregates all the existing agricultural technologies for easy access by the farmers. Several technological solutions exist in the agricultural sector but a large number of farmers are not aware of these technologies or the means of accessing them.
My Role
Conduct user research.
Design the interface.
Prototyping.
Iterating the design.
Duration and Procedure
December 2021 - January 2022.
The procedure involved was collecting data to see if the solution will be of help to the farmers. The data was collected and anallyzed by a team member who we were working with in this project.
Progress and Future Steps
The application is now in the final design stages where we have the high fidelity prototype ready for the display.


{% extends "layout.html" %} {% load i18n %} {% block title %}{{ siteName }} - {% trans "Contact Completed" %}{% endblock %} {% block content %}
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Feedback
Constructor Summary
| Public Constructor | ||
| public |
constructor({number},: *, {String},: *) Construct the feedback class |
Method Summary
| Public Methods | ||
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Bind all the actions connected to this module return {void} |
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exerciseFeedbackBox({number},: *, {String},: *) |
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Returns the input box for the feedback |
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Feedback fields for the feedback box within the exercise Using html template and Mustache to render the content |
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feedbackAction({Object},: *) The action performed predefined option is clicked |
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submitFeedback({number},: *, {String},: *, {String},: *) Request the submit for feedback to the Zeeguu API |
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| public |
Success message when the feedback is being submitted |
Public Constructors
public constructor({number},: *, {String},: *) source
Construct the feedback class
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| {number}, | * | id of the current word |
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| {String}, | * | resultSubmitSource, |
Public Methods
public exerciseFeedbackBox({number},: *, {String},: *) source
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| {number}, | * | session id |
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| {String}, | * | resultSubmitSource, |
public exerciseFeedbackInput(): * source
Returns the input box for the feedback
Return:
| * | {String}, the input box for the feedback |
public exerciseFeedbackOptions(): String source
Feedback fields for the feedback box within the exercise Using html template and Mustache to render the content
public feedbackAction({Object},: *) source
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Request the submit for feedback to the Zeeguu API
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Malaysia's lone Sumatran rhino dies, species now extinct in country
by Robert GeartyThe Sumatran rhino is now officially extinct in Malaysia with the death from cancer of a 25-year-old female named Iman -- the last known specimen in the Asian country, according to the BBC.
Iman’s death was reported Saturday on the island of Borneo.
The Sumatran rhino once roamed across Asia but has all but disappeared from the wild, the BBC reported. Fewer than 100 Sumatran rhinos are believed to exist today.
LAST SURVIVING SUMATRAN RHINOCEROS DIES IN MALAYSIA
Iman’s death at the Borneo Rhino Sanctuary “was a natural one, and the immediate cause has been categorized as shock,” Malaysia’s Minister of Tourism Christina Liew said, according to the Malaysia Star.
“Iman was given the very best care and attention since her capture in March 2014 right up to the moment she passed, Liew said. "No one could have done more.”
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The paper quoted the minister as saying that over the years Iman had almost died on several occasions due to sudden massive blood loss from uterine tumors.
The number of Sumatran rhinos has dwindled due to poaching and habitat loss, but the biggest threat facing the species today is the fragmented nature of their populations, the BBC reported.
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The Field Conditions For Chargers-Chiefs Are A Disaster
by Matt HladikRemember when the Chiefs and Rams were supposed to play at Estadio Azteca last season but the game was moved due to poor field conditions? Well, things haven’t changed in a year.
Almost one year to the day of that contest being shifted to LA, the Chiefs and Los Angeles Chargers are actually playing in Mexico City tonight. The field conditions are, shall we say, sub-optimal.
Throughout the first half, we’ve seen chunks of grass and dirt flying everywhere during and after plays. Players have been struggling to gain footing all evening, and there are noticeable divots in the playing surface.
Not surprisingly, the field conditions are getting destroyed by media members covering and watching the game.
There are a few American football stadiums with notoriously bad footing–looking at you, FedEx Field–but this seems especially bad. Hopefully no one gets hurt.
Estadio Azteca is a multi-purpose stadium best known for housing soccer matches. It is the home grounds for Mexican pro soccer club Cruz Azul and has hosted multiple World Cup Finals.
For football though, it leaves a lot to be desired, at least in terms of surface quality.


Nigeria’s Minister Of Information, Lai Mohammed Disgraced At AFRIMA (Video)
by Philips SundayA video has emerged on the social media, showing the moment Nigeria’s Minister of Information and Culture, Lai Mohammed, was disgraced at the 6th All Africa Music Awards (AFRIMA) in Lagos, Nigeria’s commercial city.
Naija News reports that the 6th AFRIMA 2019 held on Saturday night, November 23, at the Eko Hotels and Suites with the minister in attendance as a guest of honour.
During the event, the minister approached the stage where he delivered his speech at the 6th AFRIMA 2019.
However, during the speech presentation, the Information Minister was booed by a section of the audience.
Although it is unclear why the Minister of Culture and Information was met with resounding jeers during his presentation, Naija News understands that this may not be unconnected with the death penalty clause in the proposed National Commission for the Prohibition of Hate Speech Bill introduced by Senator Sabi Abdullah, the Deputy Chief Whip of the Nigerian Senate.
Naija News understands that the bill states that any person who violates the law shall be liable to life imprisonment and where the act causes any loss of life, the person shall be punished with death by hanging.
Watch the the moment Lai Mohammed was booed below…


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Do I need an interfacer in emonhub.conf to utilise the phpmqtt_input.php script as I can't seem to get emoncms to subscribe to MQTT. I've tried various topics without success (rx/ tx/ emonhub/ rx/emoncms/input etc etc). MQTT is working ok as I've written a node-red flow that subscribes to MQTT and forwards data to emoncmcs.org.
I'm running the extended v9 RC2 | 2015.09.15 newly installed on a raspberrypi2 with external HDD.
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No, emonHub shouldn't need to be involved for emonCMS to subscribe to MQTT, but I have no idea what the topic arrangements are off-hand, do you have a MQTT tool that you can use subscribe to the topic(s) published by node-red to confirm they are being published and/or publish something to the emonCMS topic,
Is there any emoncms (error) logging ? I just wonder if it's possible you have tried the correct topic but the message has not conformed in a way that emoncms can parse it, basically are you sure it's not subscribing or is there just no inputs from MQTT?
Paul
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I'm using MQTT.fx and I can see that topics are being published but I'm seeing nothing in the emoncms.log (well not direct from MQTT at least but plenty from my other emoncms installation which is forwarding to this one via http).
Maybe I'm using the wrong topics, where would I find the correct topics and format ?
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The phpmqtt_input.php script itself is good place to start, but that seems to say it should be "rx/" on line 5 but the examples below that say differently.
Do you have MQTT enabled in the settings ? andare emoncms, node-red and the mqtt broker all on the same machine? If not have you changed the IP address and also opened the firewall on port 1883 ?Pau
EDIT - scrap the settings check it seems those mqtt settings might only apply to the publishing from emoncms.
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I've stopped the other emoncms updates which were swamping the log and messed with the MQTT publishing data and now I'm seeing "|ERROR|input_controller.php|Format error, json string supplied is not valid" so it looks like the topic and/or format are invalid, Trouble is it keeps repeating periodically even when I'm not sending so I'm unsure which bits to amend. Surely there's some documentation somewhere on the expected topics/format.
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The error messages are likely a red herring as they continued even after a reboot then disappeared when I set the other emoncms to continue sending data via http
Re: Interfacers for MQTT -Solved
How are you keeping phpmqtt_input running? are you running the init script, or just calling it in a SSH session?
Paul
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via the init script
Re: Interfacers for MQTT -Solved
Can you publish to MQTT via the emoncms input process?
To subscribe to a node, I found that 'out of the box' provided that the phpmqtt_input script is running, and MQTT has been enabled in settings.php, that publishing a message in the node format rx/20 will create feed 20 in emoncms and update it accordingly. Doesn't that happen?
Paul
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Yes that works so I just need to see what the format is and I'm good to go.
OK sorted, looks like things were much simpler than I realised, thanks for your help
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That's good. I was hoping for a more descriptive topic to subscribe to than rx/ see this post - http://openenergymonitor.org/emon/node/11290
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Well I've changed the code in phpmqtt_input.php to use a more descriptive base topic of emoncms/input unfortunately MQTTfx has decide to stop working with an 'Error invoking method." error so I've not tested as yet. Tried MQTT-Spy but I can't get on with it so I'm now looking for another MQTT client/monitor.
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Yes, I tried that too, and found that it didnt work!
Paul
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Well it works after a fashion but the code expects the 1st item after the "/" to be the input id and after the next "/" the key so no "/"s allowed in the base topic so I've settled on "emoncms-in" as the base topic. The other point to bear in mind is that because this isn't going via emonhub, forwarding to a remote emoncms doesn't work, but that's ok as I have a node-red flow for that.


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Woman injured in crocodile attack in Telangana’s Palvancha
by ?Special CorrespondentAn elderly woman was seriously injured after a crocodile attacked her in a pond at Yanambailu, a forest fringe village near Kinnerasani reservoir in Palvancha mandal on Tuesday evening.
Sources said that the aged woman suffered grievous injuries when a crocodile lunged at her and bit her right leg below the knee while the woman attempted to cross a pond abutting an agricultural field near Yanambailu in the evening.
On hearing her screams, farmers in the nearby fields rushed to her rescue and the crocodile retreated leaving the old woman grievously injured.
The local youths immediately shifted the injured woman to a hospital in Khammam. Her condition is stated to be stable.


Ray: 0.5 Release
We are pleased to announce the 0.5 release of Ray. To upgrade to the latest version, run
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One primary development is a substantial refactoring of the backend, which is
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- Merging the “local scheduler” and the “plasma manager” into a single “raylet” process (consisting of a “node manager” and an “object manager”).
- Faster object transfers by using multiple threads to send objects in chunks.
- The introduction of a “lineage cache” to improve latency by removing the global control store from the scheduling critical path.
- The removal of the global scheduler (which is replaced by direct node-manager to node-manager communication)
- Providing a standardized table-based interface to the Redis-backed global control store.
- A preliminary approach for automatically flushing global control store metadata to avoid out-of-memory errors for long-running jobs.
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Next week is the AngleBrackets conference in Orlando, FL. Rob will be giving a one-day workshop and two talks.
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Aurelia is a next generation open source JavaScript client framework for mobile, desktop and web. It's the most standards-compliant, highly performing and simplest technology of its kind today. In this course you'll have an opportunity to learn directly from Aurelia's architect and project lead, Rob Eisenberg. He'll teach you how to create modern web applications using an MVVM approach with Aurelia, including the following topics:
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Do you want to see what the future of web development will be like? Are you looking for a simple framework or set of libraries that can help you build complex web or cross-platform apps?
If so, you’ll want to attend this session. We’ll introduce you to Aurelia, a new framework with a rich heritage stemming from Caliburn.Micro and DurandalJS. You’ll learn about the fundamental features of the framework, such as dependency injection, templating, databinding, and routing, while we build a simple application. You’ll leave with all the knowledge you need to get started building your own applications with Aurelia.
Web Components: The Good, The Bad and The Ugly
The Web is undergoing a massive upgrade. You may have heard much about ECMAScript 2015 and the new language features of JavaScript, but have you heard about what's happening with the DOM? Have you heard about Web Components and how they propose to enable truly cross-library, reusable UI widgets through the extension of HTML? In this talk we'll look at the core Web Components specs and see examples of their usage. We'll find that it's not all roses though and we'll also dig deep into some of the new challenges and problems the current specifications may present us with.
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7 Study Tips to Retain Information in Less Time!
Last-minute study? We all have been in that place. It feels so stressful and hopeless! But, don’t you worry, Notes Pickup has not only one or two, but 7 tips to retain information in less time while studying. Which will help immensely during the exam time?
The tips are as follows–
1. Sleep
Sleep! Yes, that’s right, that’s the tip guys. Sleep, drop your books and take a power nap of an hour or half, and then continue studying. Researchers say that proper sleep helps best in retaining information. When compared with students who were awake the whole night, students who slept the night were more prone to recalling complete information than ones who were awake the whole night studying.
So, during exams, it’s very important to indulge yourself in that beauty sleep!
2. Understand what you Study
It is very important to understand what you are studying. Simply reading something or memorizing something without understanding anything can lead to loss of information. If what you study has some kind of meaning in your memory you’ll definitely be able to recall it more often.
3. Reciting Loudly.
As loudly as possible! It is very important to hear what you are studying because then it easily gets recorded in your memory in no time. When last-minute studying, you don’t have time and are only reading the chapters to get an idea. Read loudly, it will help, trust me it will!
4. Keywords.
Find the keywords in your notes. Finding the keywords helps to remember the crust of the material. Even if you have forgotten what you studied under a particular topic. At least you will remember the keywords, around which you could build your answers.
5. Revise Highlighted Portions.
Rather than always reading the whole text while revising. Make it quick and study only the highlighted portions of notes. This will not only help revise in less time but also retainment of information effectively.
6. Listening to notes on a recorder.
To speed up the learning process effectively. You can make voice recordings of your notes in your phone. And listen to it repeatedly. Just like the way we learn the lyrics of a song after listening to it repeatedly, the same way you’ll notice that you have also learned your notes in no time.
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Less time to study? Avoid rote memorization all together. When you are in for last-minute study never take the path of rote memorization. It will be a sure blunder. Too much information in your brain at the last minute will cause an immense amount of forgetting during the examination. Hence, as mentioned during last-minute studies understanding and learning is the best option ever. All these tips can be very handy if used wisely. Also, if needed assistance in such kind of notes doesn’t forget to visit https://notespickup.com/ . Because we are a student’s best friend!
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Interesting Breast Facts
The left breast is usually slightly bigger than the right one.
The average breast weighs about half a kg.
Sleeping position is important in maintaining the firmness and shape of your breasts.
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Interesting Breast Facts
The left breast is usually slightly bigger than the right one.
The average breast weighs about half a kg.
Sleeping position is important in maintaining the firmness and shape of your breasts.
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What is Breast cancer?
Breast cancer is a form of cancer that affects the cells of the breast.
In breast cancer, cells in the breast become abnormal and multiply without control, leading to formation of a tumor.
| Know About Breast Cancer |
Worldwide Breast cancer Statistics
Breast cancer is the most common form of cancer seen in women worldwide. It comprises 16% of all cancers in females.
According to the WHO Global Burden of Disease, 2004, 69% of all breast cancer deaths occur in developing countries.
By 2020, breast cancer cases are expected to increase by 26%. Most of these cases will be seen in developing countries.
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Breast cancer in India
The incidence of breast cancer is increasing in India as women adopt western lifestyles of marrying later and having children later in life.
It is estimated that over 100,000 new breast cancer patients are diagnosed annually in India.
The incidence of this disease has been consistently increasing at a rate of 0.5-2% every year.
This rise is being seen across all regions of India and in all age groups but especially in the younger age groups (<45 years).
In India, more than 80% of breast cancer patients are younger than 60 years of age, with a significant proportion of Indian breast cancer patients being younger than 35 years of age.
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Signs and Symptoms
The presence of a lump or mass in or near the breast
Swelling of the breast, or a lump or swelling under the arm
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Signs and Symptoms
Irritation or dimpling of skin in the breast region.
Redness, scaliness, or thickening of the nipple or breast skin.
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Treatment options
Surgery:
In most patients, surgery is the treatment option followed in order to remove the cancer from the breast.
Surgery may be of two types:
it may involve removal of the whole breast that has cancer
it may involve removal of the cancer, but not the breast itself (breast-conserving surgery).
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Treatment options
Radiation therapy:
High-energy x-rays or other types of radiation are used to kill cancer cells or prevent them from growing further.
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Treatment options
Chemotherapy:
Chemotherapy involves the use of drugs which help to stop the growth of cancer cells, either by killing the cells or by stopping them from dividing.
The drug therapy may be systemic - taken orally or by injection
orit may be regional - placed directly into the cerebrospinal fluid, an organ, or a body cavity such as the abdomen in order to affect cancer cells in those areas.
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Treatment options
Hormone Therapy:
Hormone therapy involves removal of hormones or blocking of their activity so that cancer cells are unable to grow.
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Treatment options
Targeted therapy:
In targeted therapy, drugs or other substances are used to identify and attach to specific cancer cells, without harming the normal cells.
Once attached to cancer cells, they may kill them, block their growth or prevent them from spreading.
Monoclonal antibodies and tyrosine kinase inhibitors are two types of targeted therapies used in the treatment of breast cancer.
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Tips for cancer survivors
Regular follow-up care -
every 3 to 4 months with your doctor during the first 2 to 3 years after treatment
once or twice a year after that.
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Tips for cancer survivors
Live a healthy life -
Quit smoking
maintain a healthy weight
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Tips for cancer survivors
Make healthy food choices after your treatment -
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Tips for cancer survivors
Develop a wellness plan to take care of your physical, emotional, social, and spiritual needs.
Physical activity can be empowering and can enhance your overall well-being.
Be part of a support group to share your feelings and experiences with others.


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Rawon or Nasi Rawon/Rawon Rice (when served with rice) is a strong rich tasting traditional Indonesian beef black soup.<ref>Indofood corporate website. See "Bumbu Rawon"</ref> Originally from Surabaya in Indonesian province of East Java. It uses black nuts/keluak (Pangeum edule, fruits of kepayang tree) as the main spice which gives the strong nutty flavor and dark color to the soup.
The soup is made of ground mixture of garlic, shallot, keluak, ginger, candlenut, turmeric, red chili and salt sauteed with oil until it gets aromatic. The sauteed mixture is then poured into boiled beef stock with diced beef. Lemongrass, galangal, bay leaves, kaffir lime leaves and sugar are then added as seasonings.<ref>{{Cite book
| last = Wright | first = Clifford A. | title = The Best Soups in the World | publisher = John Wiley and Sons | date = 2009 | pages = 64 | url = http://books.google.com/books?id=yuYEak0oid4C&pg=PT64 | isbn =<PHONE_NUMBER>525 }}</ref> The special dark/black color of rawon comes from the keluak as the main spice. The soup is usually garnished with green onion and fried shallot, and served with rice, hence the name Rawon Rice or Nasi Rawon in Indonesian language, together with baby bean sprouts, salted preserved egg, shrimp crackers and sambal chili sauce on the side.
Pictured here is Rawon Setan (Devil's Rawon), a popular rawon dish from Surabaya. The reason behind this nickname is because the warung (stall) that sells this rawon dish is open from midnight to dawn just like the time when they say devils come out. The Rawon Setan stall, is quite popular in Surabaya.<ref>{{Cite web
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Tot Shabbat is a good place to start. Tot Shabbat is an early introduction to Jewish fun for infants, toddlers, pre-K kids, and their families. These lively get-togethers are a mix of singing, dancing, and story telling, followed by snacks and simple, age-appropriate craft projects. Tot Shabbats can be attended on a drop-in basis; temple membership is not required.
Our Experiencing Jewish Life program (it’s a mouthful; we call it EJL) is for three- to five-year-olds and kindergartners focusing on the Jewish holidays. Children and parents start the morning singing songs and getting comfortable. Parents then go off to a parallel learning session of their own, and kids continue on in a pre-school or kindergarten class with their teachers.
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Many language-agnostic programming tools rely on specially formatted source code comments to annotate the code with metadata. Such "magic comments" are hard for both humans and computers to parse reliably, as the purpose of a comment is to be free-form text that is not interpreted by machine.
This SRFI extends the standard Scheme directive syntax
(#!
) to support line directives. They look
like magic comments to language-agnostic tools but read as
S-expressions in Scheme, combining the portability of magic
comments with the well-defined syntax and easy parsing of
ordinary Scheme code.


This is a work in progress of my Animation System for HTML5. This editor allows creating HTML5 animations that can be displayed on different platforms.
Supported platforms so far, Mozilla Firefox (Version 5 and greater) and Google Chrome (Version 21).


--- title: "Free Music & Albums" description: "Ambient, Experimental, Cinematic, Electronic" header-img: "assets/img/header/albums.jpg" ---


Black to Play 33
b2-w2/5
pips Black=127 White=156
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
1. 16/4 eq:+1.049 73.02% (G: 6.89% B:0.33%) 26.98% (G:2.54% B:0.08%) 2. 13/7 8/5(2) eq:+0.897 (-0.151) 74.35% (G: 8.87% B:0.28%) 25.65% (G:2.85% B:0.12%) 3. 16/10 8/5(2) eq:+0.848 (-0.201) 73.74% (G: 9.27% B:0.58%) 26.26% (G:3.06% B:0.11%) 4. 16/13 8/5(3) eq:+0.783 (-0.266) 69.47% (G:10.90% B:0.24%) 30.53% (G:3.75% B:0.13%) 5. 16/10 13/10 8/5 eq:+0.745 (-0.304) 70.20% (G:10.21% B:0.18%) 29.80% (G:4.17% B:0.14%)


Three delays 5G network rollout
Three is delaying the rollout of its 5G service for an undisclosed amount of time, the network operator has announced.
The firm said a number of issues, from acquiring the right planning permissions from landlords to arranging 5G equipment on masts, had forced it to push its original target “slightly behind”.
Three became the third of the four big UK networks to launch 5G in August, but only as a home broadband service across parts of London.
It had originally planned to expand its 5G footprint to 25 towns and cities by the end of 2019, which included Birmingham, Brighton, Bristol, Cardiff, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Leeds, Liverpool, Manchester, Nottingham, Sheffield and Sunderland.
Some of these components are more time consuming and complex than others, and, as a result, our 5G rollout is slightly behind our original planThree
“There are a number of parts we need to put in place to deliver our 5G experience: 5G equipment on masts, the right backhaul transmission, as well as the need to acquire the right planning permissions from landlords,” the company said.
“Added to this, we also need to move all of our customer traffic on to the world’s first 5G cloud core network.
“Some of these components are more time consuming and complex than others, and, as a result, our 5G rollout is slightly behind our original plan.”
The telecommunications giant has not revealed a revised timescale for the rollout.
Rival EE launched its 5G offering in May, followed by Vodafone in July and O2 in October.


| Adding a new field to the list | |
| Deleting the selected field | |
| Edit the settings for the selected field |
| Text | Textfield (1 row) |
| True/False | a Checkbox - no standardvalue possible |
| Number | only numbers accepted |
| Date | only a date is accepted |
| Textfield | a Textfield |
| Radiogroup | it is possible to label radiobuttons, which can be selected during a circulation |
| Checkboxgroup | you can label checkboxes, which can be selected during the circulation |
| Combobox | entries for a combobox |
| File | during the circulation it is possible to upload a file - no standardvalue possible |
| Fieldname | The name of the input field (i.e. "productname"). This field is needed! |
| Fieldtype | The input type of the field. Possible TEXT, TRUE/FALSE, DECIMAL and DATE values. This field is needed! |
| Standardvalue | This field is ignored at the moment. Will be in use in later versions of CuteFlow |
| Read-Only | This field is ignored at the moment. Will be in use in later versions of CuteFlow |


It chains these method calls, which is why this is called method chaining.
The first thing that gets executed is object.method1(). This returns some object, which might be a reference to object (i.e., method1() might end with return *this;), or it might be some other object. Let's call the returned object objectB. Then objectB becomes the this object of method2().
The most common use of method chaining is in the iostream library. E.g., cout << x << y works because cout << x is a function that returns cout.
Just keep the life time of the objects involved in mind when you are doing this. Most of the time it will be scenarios like what has been listed and so it won't matter, but stuff like this:
Is generally a bad idea since the intermediate object would be destroyed and that would make hSubObject invalid (assuming the sub object has a destructor).


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Debug Panel
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Instead of including a button and panel-visible attribute you can use Alt+Shift+D to toggle the debug panel.
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To install with bower use
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Usage of the component looks like
If you aren't using wiredep to include your dependencies then you can include the manually like:


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The Manala project was made to use Ansible roles created by Elao to handle web environments and more, it provides configuration examples and best practices to fast build custom-designed infrastructures.
We choosed Ansible as IT automation tool regarding is simplicity and reliability. We are using it to build our infrastructures and we are convinced this is the way to go.
Vagrant is a classic in a developer stack, used to ensure everyone works on the same environment, Vagrant boxes are of course provisioned using Ansible roles.
Docker is the last but not the least, we first used it for test coverage to build CI environment on demand, this last time we are using it for scalability needs of large projects.


An IP address is a unique address that identifies a device on the internet or a local network. IP stands for "Internet Protocol," which is the set of rules governing the format of data sent via the internet or local network.
An IP address is a string of numbers separated by periods. IP addresses are expressed as a set of four numbers — an example address might be <IP_ADDRESS>. Each number in the set can range from 0 to 255. So, the full IP addressing range goes from <IP_ADDRESS> to <IP_ADDRESS>. IP addresses are not random. They are mathematically produced and allocated by the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA), a division of the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN).
An IP address allows information to be sent and received by the correct parties, which means they can also be used to track down a user's physical location. An internet protocol (IP) address allows computers to send and receive information. There are are two IP versions: IPv4 and IPv6. IPv4 is the older version which has an space of over 4 billion IP addresses. However, the new IPv6 version can provide up to trillions of IP addresses to fulfill the need of all internet users and devices.
There are four types of IP addreses:


Lippi: Inter can maintain title bid
by BeSoccerMarcello Lippi expects the Serie A title to be a closely fought battle between Inter and Juventus.
Title challengers Inter are capable of keeping pace with Juventus throughout the entire Serie A season, according to Marcello Lippi.
Antonio Conte's men notched up a fourth successive league win with a routine 3-0 triumph at Torino on Saturday. Goals from Lautaro Martinez, Stefan de Vrij and Romelu Lukaku kept the pressure on champions Juve, who remain a point ahead after a 3-1 win over Atalanta. Some have suggested strength in depth will enable the leaders to pull clear as the season progresses, but Lippi expects the title race to go down to the wire.
"It is very beautiful and it certainly made the start of the season very interesting," the ex-Italy head coach told Corriere dello Sport. "I really think it can last until the end. In August I thought that it would be a three-way fight for the title, but Napoli will struggle to get back into the race. [Carlo] Ancelotti is a very good coach and I am convinced that he will improve the team. However, even if he drives them out of the difficult moment he is going through, he has accumulated too much distance to the top. The championship will be more uncertain than in recent years and this is good for our football."
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Inter's only domestic defeat this term came at the hands of Juve in October. Lippi praised Bianconeri boss Maurizio Sarri for adapting well to the job he inherited from Massimiliano Allegri.
He said: "The change of coach could have negatively affected and created difficulties if Sarri had not been intelligent, but Maurizio is intelligent. He has already managed to implement some of his ideas without lowering the performance that Juve had with Conte first and then with Allegri."


I couldn't find this part from the chapter..
I thought it is pretty much same as mindful listening technique. I haven't tried empathic listening but I tried to do informal mindful listening when I met my friend before. However, it didn't work well. As I focused on listening and didn't talk or ask questions much about it, she felt that her story is not interesting enough and stopped. I thought it was not very practical, or I am not skillful enough or something...
I think it's a good technique to enhance empathy and understand others. People sometimes don't like others because they have different personalities, religion, or ethnicity. But it is important to aware that they are people who can think, feel and suffer like myself.
When I was working at a cafe, There was other staff called M, and I didn't like her because she just wants to do coffee, but doesn't like doing other thing like cleaning table, or washing dishes. My point of view: It's normally busy at cafe, and there's always something to do like even if there are not many customers. But she just stands next to coffee machine and if there's no coffee to make, she wipes bench again and again. Also other staffs want to make coffee too because it is the most fun job but she always try to take over. Everyone didn't like her doing it. Her point of view: She wants to make coffee because she know how to make and she likes it. She has a good talking skill with customers as well. Maybe she thinks other jobs are not very important.
I agree with that empathy and kindness is important to get close to others, and that being nice to other people is helpful to myself in many ways. I sometimes feel that socialising with people is very stressful but when I see someone who's very friendly and nice to everyone, I want to be close to him/her too.


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