ID Card Camera
Detects an ID card in a camera view and returns the de-warped image of the ID card.
Installation using CocoaPods
Add the following pod in your Podfile and run pod install
.
pod 'ID-Card-Camera', '~> 1.0'
Usage
import UIKit
import IDCardCamera
class ViewController: UIViewController, CardDetectionViewControllerDelegate {
@IBOutlet var imageView: UIImageView!
func scanIDCard() {
// Set the scan settings
// In this example the aspect ratio is that of a typical credit card
// The width and height units are not important
let settings = CardDetectionSettings(width: 85.6, height: 53.98)
// Create the view controller
let controller = CardDetectionViewController()
// Set the delegate that will receive the result
controller.delegate = self
// Present the card detection view controller
self.present(controller, animated: true, completion: nil)
}
func cardDetectionViewController(_ viewController: CardDetectionViewController, didDetectCard image: CGImage, withSettings settings: CardDetectionSettings) {
// The card has been scanned
// Display the image in the image view
self.imageView.image = UIImage(cgImage: image)
}
}


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The Pilgrims' reported target, Olufela Olomola, is currently on loan to Carlisle United
by Chris ErringtonPlymouth Argyle are among ‘a number of Football League sides’ interested in signing striker Olufela Olomola when the January transfer window opens, according to one report.
Olomola has scored six goals in 14 starts and five substitute appearances for Carlisle United this season, on loan from Scunthorpe United.
The 22-year-old was on target for Carlisle when they won 4-1 away to Dulwich Hamlet in the FA Cup first round last Friday.
That ended a run of six games without a goal for Olomola, which included him playing for around an hour of the Cumbrians’ 2-0 League Two defeat by Argyle at Home Park last month.
Argyle’s link to Olomola has come from journalist Pete O’Rourke, a regular source of transfer stories and with speculation starting to crank up ahead of the January window.
According to his story on the Football Insider website, League One duo MK Dons and Tranmere Rovers, as well as Argyle and Exeter City, are ‘weighing up’ moves for Olomola.
O’Rourke wrote: “A source at Scunthorpe has told Football Insider that the Iron could recall the attacker from his season-long loan at Carlisle and sell him during the winter window if they receive a suitable offer for his services.”
Argyle manager Ryan Lowe currently has six strikers to select from in his squad.
However, Billy Clarke is on a short-term contract until January while the loan spell of Zak Rudden from Glasgow Rangers will end the same month.
So there is a possibility that Lowe could be in the market for attacking options in January.
Whether Argyle would be able, or willing, to compete financially with the likes of MK Dons and Tranmere if there was truth about their interest in Olomola remains to be seen, though.
Olomola, who started his career at Southampton, spent the first half of last season on loan to Yeovil Town from Scunthorpe.
He netted seven times in a total of 22 starts and six appearances off the bench for the Glovers.
Olomola has played just six times for Scunthorpe since signing from Southampton in 2018 and not scored.


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The Package is a service that provides access to a set of
files and folders contained within a Package. One instance of the
Package service exists for each Package file to be manipulated.
Each instance is created with an argument which specifies the URL of
the Package file to which the user requires access. If the instance is
created without arguments, it must be initialised with the
::com::sun::star::lang::XInitialization service methods
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The PackageFolder service represents a single folder or directory within
a Package. Instances of this service can only be constructed by an
implementation of the Package service and not via the service manager.
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This service provides an iterator over the contents of a given instance
of a PackageFolder. This provides a "snapshot" of the contents of the
PackageFolder at the time of construction. It is the responsibility of the
caller to ensure that any given member of the enumeration refers to a valid
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ALLEGRO_STATE
Opaque type which is passed to al_store_state/al_restore_state. The various state kept internally by Allegro can be displayed like this:
In general, the only real global state is the active system driver. All other global state is per-thread, so if your application has multiple separate threads they never will interfere with each other. (Except if there are objects accessed by multiple threads of course. Usually you want to minimize that though and for the remaining cases use synchronization primitives described in the threads section or events described in the events section to control inter-thread communication.) ALLEGRO_STATE_FLAGS
Flags which can be passed to al_store_state/al_restore_state as bit combinations. The following flags store or restore settings corresponding to the following al_set_/al_get_ calls:
al_restore_state
Restores part of the state of the current thread from the given ALLEGRO_STATE object. See also: al_store_state, ALLEGRO_STATE_FLAGS al_store_state
Stores part of the state of the current thread in the given ALLEGRO_STATE objects. The flags parameter can take any bit-combination of the flags described under ALLEGRO_STATE_FLAGS. See also: al_restore_state al_get_errno
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Document System Tutorials¶
In this section, we will discuss the highlights of each parts in building a document system.
- Document System Tutorial Part 1 - Build A Project
- Document System Tutorial Part 2 - Creating and Registering a Model
- Document System Tutorial Part 3 - Linking Models (Folders)
- Document System Tutorial Part 4 - Creating Records in Folders
- Document System Tutorial Part 5 - Linking Models (Documents)
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In Part 10, we will discuss about creating a group permission for a specific model to the user group with some access levels.
In Part 11, we will talk about setting and getting permissions for Document and Folder records.
In Part 12, we will discuss about creating a custom Count function that checks the query and the UserID.
In Part 13, we will talk about creating a custom AdminPage function that checks the query and the UserID.
In Part 14, we will discuss about displaying the permission status for each document records.
In Part 15, we will talk about schema form modifier based on the CreatedBy form filter that checks the admin status of the user and the CreatedBy is not an empty string. If the user is not an admin and the CreatedBy is an empty string, the CreatedBy field will set as Read Only that means it cannot be modified.
In Part 16, we will discuss about schema list modifier based on the document list filter that checks the admin status of the user. If it is not an admin, what are the models that user can access to.
In Part 17, we will talk about customizing your dashboard and dockerizing your application for the world to see.


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The Priest, with
hands extended, says: We give you praise, Father most holy, for you are great and you have fashioned all your works in wisdom and in love.  And when through disobedience he had lost your friendship, you did not abandon him to the domain of death. For you came in mercy to the aid of all, so that those who seek might find you. Time and again you offered them covenants and through the prophets taught them to look forward to salvation. |
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And you so loved the world, Father most holy, that in the fullness of time you sent your Only Begotten Son to be our Saviour. Made incarnate by the Holy Spirit and borne of the Virgin Mary, he shared our human nature in all things but sin. To the poor he proclaimed the good news of salvation, to prisoners, freedom, and to the sorrowful of heart, joy. To accomplish your plan, he gave himself up to death, and, rising from the dead, he destroyed death and restored life. |
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hands. for the celebration of this great mystery, which he himself left us as an eternal covenant. |
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For when the hour had
come for him to be glorified by you, Father most holy, having loved his own
who were in the world, he loved them to the end: and while they were at
supper, |
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and, holding it slightly above the altar, continues: |
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broke it, and gave it to his disciples, saying: |
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host to the people, places it again on the paten, and genuflects in
adoration. |
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continues: In a similar way, He takes the
chalice and, holding it slightly raised above the altar, continues: Taking the chalice filled with the fruit of the vine, he gave thanks, and gave the chalice to his disciples, saying: |
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Take this, all of you, and drink from it, for this is the chalice of my Blood, the Blood of the new and eternal covenant, which will be poured out for you and for many for the forgiveness of sins. Do this in memory of me. |
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He shows the
chalice to the people, places it on the corporal, and genuflects in
adoration. |
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continue, acclaiming: A. We proclaim your Death, O Lord, and profess your Resurrection until you come again. |
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B. When we eat this Bread and drink this Cup, we
proclaim your Death, O Lord, until you come again. |
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C. Save us, Saviour of the world, for by your Cross and Resurrection you have set us free. |
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Then, with hands
extended, the Priest says: Therefore, O Lord, as we now celebrate the memorial of our redemption, we remember Christís death and his descend into the realm of the dead, we proclaim his Resurrection and his Ascension to your right hand; and as we await his coming in glory, we offer you his Body and Blood, the sacrifice acceptable to you which brings salvation to the whole world. |
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Look, O Lord, upon the Sacrifice which you yourself have provided for your Church, and grant in your loving kindness to all who partake of this one Bread and one Chalice that, gathered into one body by the Holy Spirit, they may truly become a living sacrifice in Christ to the praise of your glory. |
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Therefore, Lord, remember now all for whom we offer this sacrifice: especially your servant, N. our Pope, N. our Bishop, and the whole Order of Bishops, all the clergy, those who take part in this offering, those gathered here before you, your entire people, and all who seek you with a sincere heart. |
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Remember also those
who have died in the peace of your Christ and all the dead, whose faith you
alone have known. |
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To all of us, your
children, grant, O merciful Father, that we may enter into a heavenly
inheritance with the blessed Virgin Mary, Mother of God, with blessed Joseph,
her Spouse, and with your Apostles and Saints in your kingdom. There, with
the whole creation, freed from the corruption of sin and death, may we
glorify you through Christ our Lord, He joins his
hands. through whom you bestow on
the world all that is good. |
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He takes the
chalice and the paten with the host and, raising both, he says: |
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Through him, and with him, and in him, O God, almighty Father, in the unity of the Holy Spirit, all glory and honour is yours, for ever and ever. |
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The people
acclaim: Amen. Then follows the
Communion Rite.
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There are 3 parts to my experience with dope....
Part 1
My first experience with “crank” was when I was 16. My cousin Tina was moving here to get away from her speed freak life. The morning she arrived I had class. When I was finally done we both sat alone on my friends couch. When my friend left the room. She looked at me with wired eyes, and mouthed “I’ve got crank, please do the rest of it with me and that will be it.” So I did the rest with her, but that was far from it.
 And yes that is what that drug is, shit! This went on for about 3 months before she finally said, enough is enough. She saw how much I was beginning to like it. I knew she didn’t want me to turn into her. Tina was a tiny anorex looking girl. When she stopped using the drug she beefed up again and just looked normal. So we were both sure that was the end of it.
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A year later, when I was 17, after I had already dropped out of high school. I said it was lack of interest, really it was lack of friends, I started using dope again. My long time best female friend Shelly called me. She wanted me to “try” it with her. So I did. But trying is not what we did. We bough a $20, and did it all in one night. We spent most of that night and morning picking dog hair out of my carpet, and talking about how much we liked the feeling of the drip in the back of our throats.
So once again I was hooked. I started spending every little bit of money I could to get it. I had been trying to study to get my GED, I put that on hold to pursue my new first love. Crank. I spent 2 months away from my house, spending most of the nights at my friend Shellies house, and the other nights at my dealers house. Even though our dealers house was a motel room, he seemed to always make room for me in his king size bed. Thats all I will say about that. I lost weight, lost hair, and began to notice the bags under my eyes, and the red marks on my face.  I am not sure what I was picking at. I had perfect skin.
Finally after a half of a year wasted away. I decided enough was enough. I was still just snorting it, but when I started meeting people who where “slamming” (shooting) it I had to get away. I packed up my things and said by-by to my speed freak buddies. By this time Shelly and Shellies older brother Eric were completely addicted.
Part 3
My cousin moved back in. She had been clean for 2 years, when we decided that just one night of tweaking couldn’t hurt either of us. I called Shelly who I had heard was still into it. We had our $35 bag within an hour. Shelly had began smoking it. We had always said that only the true “crankies” slammed, and smoked it. But that the people looking for a fun high snorted it. Tina and I snorted while Shelly dumped pile after pile onto foil and smoked it. Finally I had to try it. The high was the same, though it helped me to not over amp myself.
I began smoking it. Though I didn’t do it the way I had before. I would go weeks with out doing it. Then I would “decide” it was time for a few days of staying awake. The funny thing is I didn’t realize this was its own form of an addiction. I went in to take my GED tests on no sleep, 3 lines, and 2 strips. I decided I wouldn’t do it for awhile. And I didn’t. Until the checks started rolling in. My family wanted to congratulate me on a job well done with the GED. After just a month and a half I had spent all of the $500 I had received in congrats cards. So I decided I was doing it a bit too much and I would lay low, almost quit you could say. (though I never realized till now that I decided to quit when my money ran out)
So a month passed, I hadn’t done any. Then my 18th birthday came, and I decided to celebrate with a bag. I got my trust fund too. $8000 my parents gave me. Of course they had no clue of my addiction. I decided to celebrate with a ball. (3.5) the largest amount I have ever bought. By this time I never snorted it, I only smoked it. I had bought a pipe too. Though I told myself that I wouldn’t spend any more of the money on it. That was a joke. $20.......$30........$30.....and then another $80 ball.
On the night it ran out I laid in my bed in the dark picking at my face and legs, when I woke up.   I knew I had a problem and I was setting myself up to waste all the money on dope. Then I was lucky. When I started reading the description for a binge user, I knew that was me. I didn’t do it every day, I did it once or twice a month, but when I did I would use for days at a time. So once again I quit.
Though last night, after my cousin left to move back home. I found myself driving in the direction of Shellies house. I had even grabbed my bag of dope items. AKA...razor, pink cut straw, smashing card, and pipe, and of course miniature torch and butane. I had a million excuses last night about why it would be okay for me to do it. When I got to Shellies house. I took a long hard look at her. Her tiny little body, sunk in eyes, and her spotless room. I didn’t even say by, I dropped my bag and ran out of her house. By the time I was at my car, I was crying, and shaking. I cant tell you for sure I wont ever do it again.  This drugs addiction comes in lots of different shapes and sizes. I wake up every morning hoping I wont fall into temptation!
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1. What is NEAR Sandbox today? 2. Who is it for? 3. Why are we building it? 4. What problems are we solving? 5. Demo! 6. Naming --- # What is it today? -- A setting [in nearcore](https://github.com/near/nearcore/blob/624a3bc621ebb76b9a8e6d718cb92a30590ddfb0/Makefile#L67-L69): ```makefile sandbox: CARGO_TARGET_DIR=sandbox cargo build -p neard --features sandbox mv sandbox/debug/neard target/debug/near-sandbox ``` --- # Who is it for? -- ![a funnel](img/funnel.png) --- # Who is it for? ![funnel bottom](img/funnel-bottom.png) ??? NEAR Sandbox is a tool for people building apps more complex than most of the ones we maintain in-house. Apps that have multiple contracts, and contracts that interact with external contracts. They are our most committed builders. --- # Why are we building it? -- [A proposal from Max](https://gov.near.org/t/revisiting-contract-testing-framework/2920) -- > We discussed getting rid of [simulation testing] and replacing it with a NEAR node, similar to how Ganache is used by Truffle. > > We call NEAR's version of Ganache "Sandbox" --- # What problems are we solving? -- 1. Better Simulation Testing -- 2. Local Development -- 3. End-to-End Testing --- class: small *Why are we building it?* # 1. Better Simulation Testing -- The topic of [Max's proposal](https://gov.near.org/t/revisiting-contract-testing-framework/2920). -- Motivation highlights: -- * Easier maintenance -- * No language-specific test frameworks -- * Easier testing in multiple networks (sandbox local node, testnet, mainnet) --- class: small *Why are we building it?* # 2. Local Development -- A hole in our tool kit. -- Running everything locally today: -- 1. Run a NEAR node -- (with sandbox or without) -- 2. Run [near-contract-helper](https://github.com/near/near-contract-helper) -- (peer dependency: PostgreSQL) -- 3. Run [NEAR Wallet](http://github.com/near/near-wallet) -- 4. [Explorer](https://github.com/near/near-explorer)? -- 5. [Indexer](https://github.com/near/near-indexer-for-explorer)?? -- 6. Your actual app -- And then you still can't use contracts & contract state from mainnet or testnet! ??? Many at NEAR seem weirdly blaisé about this. Every other team I've worked on has primarily used full-local environments. It feels amateur to me to not even offer it as a possibility. --- class: small *Why are we building it?* # 3. End-to-End Tests -- Browser-to-blockchain tests with [Cypress.js](https://www.cypress.io/), [Nightwatch.js](http://nightwatchjs.org/), or [others](https://www.slant.co/topics/8034/~javascript-end-to-end-testing-tools). -- *Given* I have account "me" -- *And* there is a guest-book contract at "guest-book" -- *When* I sign in with NEAR Wallet -- *Then* I should... ??? This becomes possible with the previous tools, and would (probably) provide huge value to teams building complex apps on NEAR. --- # **Demo!** -- 1. rust-status-message -- 2. create-near-app ??? For each we'll look at the old approach and compare to the new --- class: small **Demo!** ## rust-status-message: [old](https://github.com/near-examples/rust-status-message) -- ```js const nearAPI = require("near-api-js"); const BN = require("bn.js"); const fs = require("fs").promises; const assert = require("assert").strict; ``` ??? A way "integration" tests were approached in the past --- class: small **Demo!** ## rust-status-message: [old](https://github.com/near-examples/rust-status-message) ```js function getConfig(env) { switch (env) { case "sandbox": case "local": return { networkId: "sandbox", nodeUrl: "http://localhost:3030", masterAccount: "test.near", contractAccount: "status-message.test.near", keyPath: "/tmp/near-sandbox/validator_key.json", }; } } ``` --- class: small **Demo!** ## rust-status-message: [old](https://github.com/near-examples/rust-status-message) ```js const contractMethods = { viewMethods: ["get_status"], changeMethods: ["set_status"], }; let config; let masterAccount; let masterKey; let pubKey; let keyStore; let near; ``` --- class: small **Demo!** ## rust-status-message: [old](https://github.com/near-examples/rust-status-message) ```js async function initNear() { config = getConfig(process.env.NEAR_ENV || "sandbox"); const keyFile = require(config.keyPath); masterKey = nearAPI.utils.KeyPair.fromString( keyFile.secret_key || keyFile.private_key ); pubKey = masterKey.getPublicKey(); keyStore = new nearAPI.keyStores.InMemoryKeyStore(); keyStore.setKey(config.networkId, config.masterAccount, masterKey); near = await nearAPI.connect({ deps: { keyStore, }, networkId: config.networkId, nodeUrl: config.nodeUrl, }); masterAccount = new nearAPI.Account(near.connection, config.masterAccount); console.log("Finish init NEAR"); } ``` --- class: small **Demo!** ## rust-status-message: [old](https://github.com/near-examples/rust-status-message) ```js async function createContractUser( accountPrefix, contractAccountId, contractMethods ) { let accountId = accountPrefix + "." + config.masterAccount; await masterAccount.createAccount( accountId, pubKey, new BN(10).pow(new BN(25)) ); keyStore.setKey(config.networkId, accountId, masterKey); const account = new nearAPI.Account(near.connection, accountId); const accountUseContract = new nearAPI.Contract( account, contractAccountId, contractMethods ); return accountUseContract; } ``` --- class: small **Demo!** ## rust-status-message: [old](https://github.com/near-examples/rust-status-message) ```js async function initTest() { const contract = await fs.readFile("./res/status_message.wasm"); const _contractAccount = await masterAccount.createAndDeployContract( config.contractAccount, pubKey, contract, new BN(10).pow(new BN(25)) ); const aliUseContract = await createContractUser( "ali", config.contractAccount, contractMethods ); const bobUseContract = await createContractUser( "bob", config.contractAccount, contractMethods ); console.log("Finish deploy contracts and create test accounts"); return { aliUseContract, bobUseContract }; } ``` --- class: small **Demo!** ## rust-status-message: [old](https://github.com/near-examples/rust-status-message) ```js async function test() { // 1. Creates testing accounts and deploys a contract await initNear(); const { aliUseContract, bobUseContract } = await initTest(); // 2. Ali sets then gets status await aliUseContract.set_status({ args: { message: "hello" } }); let ali_msg = await aliUseContract.get_status({ account_id: "ali.test.near" }); assert.equal(ali_msg, "hello"); // 3. Bob gets null status let bob_msg = await bobUseContract.get_status({ account_id: "bob.test.near" }); assert.equal(bob_msg, null); // 4. Bob has different status than Ali await bobUseContract.set_status({ args: { message: "world" } }); bob_msg = await bobUseContract.get_status({ account_id: "bob.test.near" }); assert.equal(bob_msg, "world"); ali_msg = await aliUseContract.get_status({ account_id: "ali.test.near" }); assert.equal(ali_msg, "hello"); } ``` --- class: small **Demo!** ## rust-status-message: [new](https://github.com/near/sandbox/blob/193d423591dcc24b9683d202e816905ca9133ad3/npm/tests/status-message/__tests__/main.spec.ts) -- ```ts import { strict as assert } from "assert"; import { createSandbox, SandboxRuntime, SandboxRunner } from "near-sandbox-runner"; ``` --- class: small **Demo!** ## rust-status-message: [new](https://github.com/near/sandbox/blob/193d423591dcc24b9683d202e816905ca9133ad3/npm/tests/status-message/__tests__/main.spec.ts) ```ts // sandbox creates sub-accounts of 'test.near' const ALI = "ali.test.near"; const BOB = "bob.test.near"; const CONTRACT = "status-message.test.near"; ``` --- class: small **Demo!** ## rust-status-message: [new](https://github.com/near/sandbox/blob/193d423591dcc24b9683d202e816905ca9133ad3/npm/tests/status-message/__tests__/main.spec.ts) ```ts // 1. Creates testing accounts and deploys a contract async function initSandbox() { return await createSandbox(async (sandbox: SandboxRuntime) => { await sandbox.createAndDeploy( CONTRACT, `${__dirname}/../build/debug/status_message.wasm` ); await sandbox.createAccount(ALI); await sandbox.createAccount(BOB); }) } ``` --- class: small **Demo!** ## rust-status-message: [new](https://github.com/near/sandbox/blob/193d423591dcc24b9683d202e816905ca9133ad3/npm/tests/status-message/__tests__/main.spec.ts) ```ts // 2. Ali sets then gets status async function testAliSetsStatus(sandboxRunner: SandboxRunner) { await sandboxRunner(async (sandbox: SandboxRuntime) => { const ali = sandbox.getAccount(ALI); const contract = sandbox.getContractAccount(CONTRACT); await ali.call(CONTRACT, "set_status", { message: "hello" }) const result = await contract.view("get_status", { account_id: ALI }) assert.equal(result, "hello"); }) } ``` --- class: small **Demo!** ## rust-status-message: [new](https://github.com/near/sandbox/blob/193d423591dcc24b9683d202e816905ca9133ad3/npm/tests/status-message/__tests__/main.spec.ts) ```ts // 3. Bob gets null status async function testDefaultStatus(sandboxRunner: SandboxRunner) { await sandboxRunner(async (sandbox: SandboxRuntime) => { const contract = sandbox.getContractAccount(CONTRACT); const result = await contract.view("get_status", { account_id: BOB }) assert.equal(result, null) }) } ``` --- class: small **Demo!** ## rust-status-message: [new](https://github.com/near/sandbox/blob/193d423591dcc24b9683d202e816905ca9133ad3/npm/tests/status-message/__tests__/main.spec.ts) ```ts // 4. Bob has different status than Ali async function testStatusPerAccount(sandboxRunner: SandboxRunner) { await sandboxRunner(async (sandbox: SandboxRuntime) => { const bob = sandbox.getAccount(BOB); const contract = sandbox.getContractAccount(CONTRACT); await bob.call(CONTRACT, "set_status", { message: "world" }) const bobStatus = await contract.view( "get_status", { account_id: BOB }) assert.equal(bobStatus, "world"); const aliStatus = await contract.view( "get_status", { account_id: ALI }) assert.equal(aliStatus, null) }) } ``` --- class: small **Demo!** ## rust-status-message: [new](https://github.com/near/sandbox/blob/193d423591dcc24b9683d202e816905ca9133ad3/npm/tests/status-message/__tests__/main.spec.ts) ```ts jest.setTimeout(15000) it('works', async () => { const sandboxRunner = await initSandbox() await Promise.all([ testAliSetsStatus(sandboxRunner), testDefaultStatus(sandboxRunner), testStatusPerAccount(sandboxRunner), ]) }) ``` ??? Yes, it's slow --- class: small **Demo!** ## rust-status-message: [new new](https://github.com/near/sandbox/blob/3e7feb251bb1f0b87de2d96538d6c678876a8b35/npm/tests/status-message/__tests__/main.spec.ts) -- More Jesty -- ```ts let sandboxRunner: SandboxRuntime beforeAll(async () => { sandboxRunner = await createSandbox(async (sandbox: SandboxRuntime) => { await sandbox.createAndDeploy( CONTRACT, `${__dirname}/../build/debug/status_message.wasm` ); await sandbox.createAccount(ALI); await sandbox.createAccount(BOB); }) }) ``` --- class: small **Demo!** ## rust-status-message: [new new](https://github.com/near/sandbox/blob/3e7feb251bb1f0b87de2d96538d6c678876a8b35/npm/tests/status-message/__tests__/main.spec.ts) More Jesty ```ts test('Ali sets then gets status', async () => { await sandboxRunner(async (sandbox: SandboxRuntime) => { const ali = sandbox.getAccount(ALI); const contract = sandbox.getContractAccount(CONTRACT); await ali.call(CONTRACT, "set_status", { message: "hello" }) const result = await contract.view("get_status", { account_id: ALI }) assert.equal(result, "hello"); }) }) test('Bob gets null status', async () => { ... }) test('Bob and Ali have different statuses', async () => { ... }) ``` --- class: small **Demo!** ## create-near-app: [old](https://github.com/near/create-near-app/blob/b4073be852e64619b7f762dec314b2d0f8742bc2/templates/vanilla/src/main.test.js) -- ```js beforeAll(async function () { // NOTE: nearlib and nearConfig are made available by near-cli/test_environment const near = await nearlib.connect(nearConfig) window.accountId = nearConfig.contractName window.contract = await near.loadContract(nearConfig.contractName, { viewMethods: ['getGreeting'], changeMethods: [], sender: window.accountId }) }) test('getGreeting', async () => { const message = await window.contract.getGreeting({ accountId: window.accountId }) expect(message).toEqual('Hello') }) ``` --- class: small **Demo!** ## create-near-app: [old](https://github.com/near/create-near-app/blob/b4073be852e64619b7f762dec314b2d0f8742bc2/templates/vanilla/src/main.test.js) [near-cli/test_environment](https://github.com/near/near-cli/blob/18483818f077dd74f86d5e3113baab60a0ca341d/test_environment.js) -- ```js class LocalTestEnvironment extends NodeEnvironment { constructor(config) { super(config); } async setup() { this.global.nearlib = require('near-api-js'); this.global.nearAPI = require('near-api-js'); this.global.window = {}; let config = require('./get-config')(); this.global.testSettings = this.global.nearConfig = config; const now = Date.now(); // create random number with at least 7 digits const randomNumber = Math.floor(Math.random() * (9999999 - 1000000) + 1000000); config = Object.assign(config, { contractName: 'test-account-' + now + '-' + randomNumber, accountId: 'test-account-' + now + '-' + randomNumber }); const keyStore = new nearAPI.keyStores.UnencryptedFileSystemKeyStore(PROJECT_KEY_DIR); config.deps = Object.assign(config.deps || {}, { storage: this.createFakeStorage(), keyStore, }); const near = await nearAPI.connect(config); ... } ... } ``` --- class: small **Demo!** ## create-near-app: new? -- ```ts import { createSandbox, SandboxRuntime, SandboxRunner } from "near-sandbox-runner"; let sandboxRunner: SandboxRuntime beforeAll(async () => { sandboxRunner = await createSandbox(async (sandbox: SandboxRuntime) => { await sandbox.createAndDeploy( nearConfig.contractName, `${__dirname}/../out/main.wasm` ); }) }) test('get default greeting', async () => { await sandboxRunner(async (sandbox: SandboxRuntime) => { const contract = sandbox.getContractAccount(nearConfig.contractName); const message = await contract.view('get_greeting', { accountId: window.accountId }) expect(message).toEqual('Hello') }) }) ``` ??? Much more explicit --- # **Demo!** Same tool for current "simple" frontend tests as well as complex simulation tests! --- # Naming -- Two primordial libraries taking shape: -- 1. Local environment -- 2.
Simulation
testing --- # Naming Two primordial libraries taking shape: 1. Local environment - [`near-sandbox`](https://www.npmjs.com/package/near-sandbox) (do we like this name?) 2.
Simulation
testing -- - `near-contract-testing` -- - `near-test-runner` -- - `near-test-environment` -- - `near-test-env` --- class: small # What we covered 1. What is NEAR Sandbox today? 2. Who is it for? 3. Why are we building it? 4. What problems are we solving? 5. Demo! 6. Naming -- ## Next process feedback, release initial libraries, start iterating!


Szmu Pharma has a popular Beta Blocker drug, known as BetaB. This is designed to prevent heart disease and improve the heart's ability to relax. Patent protection has now expired and Szmu Pharma expects many "generic" copies of the drug to come to market. The chemical composition and efficacy of these drugs will ber very similar to BetaB, but they will be sold at much lower cost under different trade names.
Szmu Pharma needs to decide whether to (a) drop the price of BetaB, (b) introduce their own generic alternative or (c) do nothing.
- US Market Size 20M doses/yr
- Price $1k/yr for BetaB
- Price $500/yr for Generic
- Variable Cost/Unit of BetaB - $400 (no difference for branded or generic drug)
- Expect 2 generic versions of BetaB to launch
- Given the choice, expect 75% of people to choose the generic drug
Basic Points
- Today Gross Profit is $12B
- A: Smzu Generic = 6.7M (1/3rd of Total Volume) x $100 = $667M
- B: BetaB = 5M x $600 = $3B, Smzu Generic = 5M x $100 = $500M, Total = $3.5B
- C: BetaB Only = 5M x $600 = $3B
- Conclusion: Makes most economic sense to keep BetaB as a branded product and also introduce an additional generic version of the drug.
Advanced Comments
- Assumptions: Some of these seem unrealistic. For example, it is likely that generic drug manufacturers will be able to produce the drug more cheaply than Smzu Pharma. These cost advantages may be overcome if Szmu Pharma sets up a low cost manufacturing plant in another location, perhaps where there are fewer regulations to adhere to.
- Contradiction: Would it be confusing if Szmu Pharma sold almost exactly the same drug at two different price points? How would the market react to this? Would the apparent contradiction lead people to distrust Szmu Pharma and abandon their products altogether? Or, would consumers imply that the generic version really isn't the same as BetaB and opt to spend more on the branded version?
- Inertia: Doctors and Medical purchasing departments may be slow to realize that a generic version of BetaB has become available. Therefore it doesn't make sense to drop the price immediately - this would mean giving up a lot of potential sales.


Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
30 mins to 1 hour
Serves
Serves 4
A seasonal wonder for January. This recipe adds a new spin to unpromising swede and cabbage to make a roast dinner to impress.
For the swede fondant, preheat the oven to 180C/350F/Gas 4.
Peel and trim the swede, cut into 2.5cm/1in slices horizontally and using a 5cm/2in biscuit cutter, cut out four discs.
Melt half the butter in a frying pan and add the oil, fry the swede discs on one side until golden-brown, then turn over. Add the chicken stock (it should come half way up the swede).
Season with salt and pepper and put in the oven for approximately 30 minutes, or until the swede is tender. During cooking frequently brush with melted butter.
When cooked, drain the swede and keep warm.
For the rack of venison with sage, preheat the oven to 200C/400F/Gas 6.
Trim the racks of venison and chop any trimmings into chunks. Heat one tablespoon of oil in a saucepan and fry the trimmings until golden-brown.
Add chopped vegetables and sage stalks. Fry until the vegetables have coloured, then add the chicken stock and simmer gently for 30 minutes.
Meanwhile, heat a tablespoon of oil in a roasting tin and add the venison racks. Fry until golden-brown all over. Season with salt and pepper and put into the oven for five minutes.
Turn down the oven to 180C/350F/Gas 4 and add the butter and a few sage leaves. Roast for a further 8-10 minutes, basting frequently.
Remove the venison from the roasting tin, season with salt and pepper and set aside to rest in a warm place.
Carefully pour away any excess oil from the roasting tin. Add the red wine and juniper berries. Bring to a boil and cook until the volume of liquid has reduced by half.
Add the liquid from the saucepan with the venison trimmings. Add the redcurrant jelly and bring to the boil. Simmer to reduce it in volume by two-thirds, then strain the sauce into a clean pan and keep warm.
For the lightly-pickled green cabbage, bring a large pan of salted water to the boil and cook the shredded cabbage for two minutes. Immediately refresh in ice-cold water to keep the colour.
Drain and dry the cabbage using kitchen paper.
Heat the oil, add the garlic, ginger and chilli and stir well, taking care not to burn them. Add the cabbage and quickly toss to coat. Pour in the vinegar and lightly cook the cabbage.
Remove from the heat, strain and season with salt. Stir in the remaining butter and the parsley.
Serve the cabbage with a disc of fondant swede and half a rack of venison. Pour the sauce around each plate.


Instructions:
1: Create obstacles by selecting a tool and drawing on the canvas.
2: Select a LiDAR from the drop-down.
3. Change room length to reflect the real world.
4: Hit "Play" and move the cursor on the canvas to see how the LiDAR behaves. Use the mouse scroll wheel to change the direction.
5: Hit “Stop” to add more obstacles or to modify Range & Resolution values.
6: Hit “Reset” to clear the canvas..
Note:
1: In case the LiDAR has a range of values, the max value is used for visualization.
2: The tool is currently designed for 2D Visualization only.
3: If you want a new LiDAR to be added, please contact us!


Writer
(Review: ) IO streams are either character-oriented or byte-oriented.
Character-oriented IO is specialized for handling character data.
Byte-oriented IO is general purpose IO that involves
all types of data.
This chapter does character-oriented output to a disk file
and uses a Writer
stream.
It looks like a class that descends from Writer
is what you want.
You can look under Writer
in the Java documentation for
to find the class you need.
Do that now, on your own hard disk
if you can.
Or look here:
http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.3/docs/api/index.html
Look under "All Classes" then "java.io" then "Writer". Find a class that might be good for writing to a disk file. When you do this, notice how the object-oriented idea of inheritance guides you to the information that you need.


Hello, I' m Harkishen Singh, pursuing Bachelor of Technology degree in Computer Science and Engineering at College of Engineering and Technology.
I have an immense love for CSE and can go to any extend to explore it.
My AIR JEE Mains Rank was 21241, score of 161/360 and JEE Advance Rank was 20553 at a score of 147/366.
I was given an option of CSE NIT Silchar. Later on, I had been offered BTech. in Electronics and Instrumentation at NIT Rourkela. But I was not ready for it as i had made myself up for CSE at all costs.
I find myself lucky to be a part of CET CSE family, and a very active member at Zairza Tech Scoiety .
This application Encrypts any document name entered. It uses one-time-Pad Technique which is nearly impossible to crack. It uses 16-bit encryption process, followed by its binary form, making it even tough to crack. For the present, only Encoder has been developed. Decorder is under development.
Further, an GUI version of this software is in development and is expected to be released soon.
With the increasing influence of Online Cab services, the owners of the cab may find the maintainance of their record diffuclt. For their comfort, this application has been designed.
What this application does is, it miantains the entire record of the ride and the history in a LOG file and perform various calcuations over it -- like calculating the gross income, GST, company fee charge, checking whether the Bill calculated by the company is correct or not. It can also be used to cross point out the false bills.
This is a python app, primilarly developed for Linux system, which scans and gives the temperature of a particular city. GUI version of this is let to be released.
Currenty, it shows the temperature of cities within India.
A 5-day and hourly based weather forecast is under development, and is expected to be released soon.
This application develops a calendar, based on the required Month and Year inputs. It Supports GUI version. THis app doesnot conatin any limitations of +ve year and -ve year, it can calculate nearly, any month in the present century, and the next.
These features are lacked by many apps out there in the market.
The Core Code of the app has been developed by Sarthak Rout.
GUI design, arrangement and linking by Harkishen Singh.
This is, one of my first major Data Science projects, involving data mining from the agricultural government records, and by using Machine Learning algorithms, predict the output of the agricultural growth, based on Odisha.
Source Code of this cannot be made Public. Hence, no github link.


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The BMW E89 Z4 was not only fun to drive, but good looking also
The new BMW Z4 is quite a thrill to drive. I’ve had the pleasure of experiencing it a couple of times, in M40i guise, and …
by Horatiu BoeriuAfter more than 115,000 units, the BMW E89 Z4 production of the Roadster at the Regensburg plant was officially completed in 2016. At the time, it was unclear whether BMW will continue its joint project with Toyota in building a roadster successor. So naturally, it was a sad moment seeing one of the most fun driving BMWs rolling off the production line. For the last time.
The BMW E89 Z4 also marked the last new BMW powered by the award-winning N54 engine. The engine was replaced years ago by the more economical N55, which in turn was replaced by the modular motor with the internal code B58.
In contrast to the first generation, the Z4 E89 was only available with a three-piece folding metal roof, instead of the soft classic fabric, which has had quite some fans in the community. But it featured a sleek and sporty design that has won the heart of many BMW fans.
The E89 roadster features swooping lines, a flowing hood, mustache-like kidney grilles and angelic headlights. From the side, the E89 Z4 is very pretty, with sweeping lines, muscular looking rear haunches, short rear deck and long, flowing hoodline. Also, the highest point on its hood is at its wheel arches, which makes for a very pretty design.
Out back, the old E89 is not as styled as recent BMW designs, but it retains enough sportiness to make it appealing on the street.
The cabin of the old E89 BMW Z4 is a very pretty, very classic looking roadster that looks as if it’s been designed to be a stylish cruise. It’s significantly less digital than the G29 Z4 Roadster, with a simpler dashboard and a simpler approach to human-car interactions.
Yet, it was the top model BMW Z4 sDrive35is which put a smile on the driver’s face. The BMW Z4 sDrive35is retaineed the N54 producing a prodigious 335hp and 332 lb-ft of torque mated to a 7 speed DCT. 0-60 is just a mere 4.8 seconds away.
There was only a new seven-speed, dual-clutch automated manual (abbreviated DCT by BMW) transmission offered on the Z4 sDrive35is. But it was smooth and precise, so the manual was easily forgotten.
The BMW E89 Z4is started at $61,925, around $7600 more than a Z4 sDrive35i it replaced, but some good deals can be found today.
[Photos: BMW Group Classic]


Request a route from A to B using public transport and display it on the map.
This example calculates a route from the Fernsehturm at Panoramastraße in Berlin (52.5208°N, 13.4093°E) to Kurfürstendamm (52.5034°N, 13.3295°E) in the west of the city using Public Transit API v8, and displays it on the map. The calculation finds the fastest available route using public transport.
Access to the Public Transit API service is obtained from the H.service.Platform
by calling
getPublicTransitService()
. The getRoutes()
method is used to calculate the fastest
public transport route by passing in the relevant parameters as defined in
Public Transit API.
The styling and display of the response is under the control of the developer.


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Scavenger
go to
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Fundamentals of
Data Analytics and
Predictions
Cross Validation
Xi (Rossi) LUO
Department of Biostatistics and Data Science
School of Public Health
The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston
Model Assessment
- So far, we learned about methods in regression and classification for making predictions on our
data
- How do we test these methods?
Training vs. Test Error—1
- Recall the distinction between the test error and the training error:
- Test error is the average error that results from using a statistical learning method to
predict the response on a new observation, one that was not used in training the method
- Training error is calculated by applying the statistical learning method to the observations
used in its training
- The training error rate often underestimates the test error rate
Training vs. Test Error—2
Prediction-Error Estimate
- Estimate the test error by holding out a subset of the training observations from the fitting
process, and then applying the statistical learning method to those held out observations
K-fold Cross-Validation—1
- Instead of a single 50/50 split,
- Divide data into K equal-sized parts (K=5 here)
- Train using parts (2, 3, 4, and 5) combined, validate on 1
- Repeat 5 times each with different validation part
K-fold Cross-Validation—2
- Widely used approach for estimating test error
- Estimates can be used to select best model, and to give an idea of the test error of the final
chosen model
- Idea is to randomly divide the data into K equal-sized parts. We leave out part k, fit the model
to the other K − 1 parts (combined), and then obtain predictions for the left-out kth part
- This is done in turn for each part k = 1, 2, . . . K, and then the results are combined
K-fold CV Error
- Averaging over K folds to produce the estimate
$$
CV_k = \frac{1}{k} \sum_i Err_i
$$
- The error metrics can be MSE, likelihood, and etc, depending on whether regression or
classification problems
K-fold Validation—3
Leave-One Out Cross-Validation
- Setting K=n yields n-fold or leave-one out cross-validation (LOOCV)
- Sometimes useful, but typically doesn’t shake up the data enough
- The estimates from each fold are highly correlated and hence their average can have high
variance
- A better choice is K=5 or 10
CV Estimate of Test Error
ISL Fig 5.6, true model: medium flexibility (left), low flexibility (middle), high flexibility
(right)
Benefits of Cross-Validation
- Avoid random (lucky/unlucky) single split
- Each example will be in the training set exactly once: each example is in one of the folds,
and each fold is in the test set once
- Tells us how sensitive our model is to the selection of the training dataset
- Use our data more effectively
- 5-fold, in each iteration we can use four-fifths of the data (80%) to fit the model
- 10-fold, we can use nine-tenths of the data (90%) to fit the model
Issues with Cross Validation
- Since each training set is only (K − 1)/K as big as the original training set, the estimates of
prediction error will typically be biased upward
- This bias is minimized when K = n (LOOCV), but this estimate has high variance
- K = 5 or 10 provides a good compromise for this bias-variance tradeoff
- Computational cost


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Monday, March 01, 2010
We got up in time to eat breakfast with Mike’s family although David was gone just as we got up. We left shortly after 8AM and met Bryce and Deanna at the Lehi freeway exit. We traveled together, stopping at Fillmore for a break. We stopped and got Subway sandwiches at Cedar and then traveled on to St. George where we stopped and visited with Aunt Joy for a couple of hours. She told us a lot about the Bushnell family. We left there after 4PM and stopped at the St. George Tabernacle and went thru a short tour there. We came on to Mesquite, Nevada where we checked in at the Falcon Ridge Hotel. After getting our rooms we went downtown and got gas in the cars. We then tried to find a place to eat and ended up at KF Chicken. We then came back to the hotel and played a game of Rummy. Deanna won the game by quite a ways.
Tuesday, March 02, 2010
We woke up at 6AM and got ready for breakfast. The hotel provided a free breakfast to its guests and so we enjoyed a nice breakfast there. After checking out we traveled to our mission assignment in Wasco California. We stopped a couple of times for a break and at a Sub-Way for some lunch but other than that we came on through. We got to the office of South Valley Farms just after 4PM California time. We met the Judd’s and talked to Lee Brown on the cell phone when we first drove in. Lee had Elder Judd take us through a short tour of the office while we waited for him to get here. When Bill got there he and Elder Judd had us follow them to our home. They also helped us unpack and carry in our belongings to the house. Sister Brown and Sister Judd came out to the home. Lee then took all of us out to dinner at the Hodel Restraint in Bakersfield. It was a smorgasbord dinner and we sure enjoyed a nice meal and enjoyed the visit with them. After returning home, with Bryce and Deanna’s help we got some things put away before going to bed.
Wednesday, March 03, 2010
We got up and had breakfast early as Elder Judd came over and took us to the plant where Kim Hoyt took us through a tour of the processing plant. ** After the tour we came back home and got some lunch. Elder Judd again came over and we went into Bakersfield to Costco shopping. Mae had quite a shopping list and we were there quite a while. We then went to Winco for just a few items that Mae wanted but it turned out a lot. It was after 7PM when we got home. After bringing in all that we bought and putting it up, we had dinner. When we finished with the dishes the four of us played some card games before going to bed.
Thursday, March 04, 2010
I got up before 5AM so I could get to work early. However after using the bathroom we found that the drain lines were plugged up. I looked all over for a plunger but finally had to give up. When I got to work I told Lee a bought the drain problem and he called a plumber to take care of it. I started working with Elder Judd. We started installing a sprinkler valves and a valve box in one of the home in the Kimberline Road Residences. We had to go to Schafter to buy some parts. When we returned Lee asked Elder Judd and I to clean up the construction debris at a pavilion that they are installing for the families that live there. Lee returned and had Mae and I go with him and he showed us around the Ranch. He first showed and explained to us the equipments that are used to harvest the nuts. We found that very interesting. He then explained the planting procedure and care of the trees. When we finished the tour, I went back to work on the water valve box and Mae came home. We quite work about 5:30PM. Bryce and Deanna left this morning. Mae worked around the house getting most things put away. After dinner I caught my journal up. Mae called and visited with Scott and Jeff’s families this evening. After entering this journal entry I showered before going to bed.
Friday, March 5, 2010
I woke before the alarm went off. Mae didn’t feel the best so I let her sleep in and I got myself off to work. It was shortly after 8 when I got to the Kimberline Road Residences. I went right to work on the barbecue table. Other workers had built the base out of block but Lee wanted a thin coating of cement trialed over it. I have never used just cement and water to coat something but that is what we used this time. I finished that before I went home for lunch. Lee and Elder Judd were already there when I returned. We went to the shop and cut the material to build forms for the two table caps and then poured them. It was 5:30PM when we finished and quite for the day. Mae had dinner ready by the time I showered and cleaned up. After dinner I set up the projector and computer and we watched the “Eddy Duchin Story”. That was a good movie and story but I sure felt bad that those depicted in the story did not have any knowledge of the purpose of life. I don’t know how people make it through life with some of the difficult situations they have to experience.
Saturday, March 06, 2010
We slept in and then went to Hodel restraint for breakfast. We then went shopping at Wal-Mart and Home Depot where we bought personal supplies and items for the house and yard. We finished our shopping be coming back to Hodel’s for dinner. When we got home we started unloading things. Elder and sister Judd stopped by for a few minutes. After they left we put up towel racks, shower fixtures, and other small articles. We were tired so I entered my journal and we quite and went to bed.
Sunday, March 07, 2010
I woke at 5:45AM and got up. Mae slept a while longer. Being that it is Fast Sunday we didn’t have breakfast so we went into Wasco to Church. We attended choir practice. I told them that I sang solo, so low that I can’t be heard but they still wanted us to sing with them. Meetings went well and it was good to meet ward members. The Payne’s had their baby blessed and so both of their parents were there from out of town. After meetings we were invited to the Payne’s for refreshments. It gave us a chance to meet them. It was 4PM when we got home. I took a nap while Mae visited with Bryce and Deanna on the phone. Mae also made dinner and after eating I called Mike and visited with him about our IPod as I am unable to set the Book Marks on the Scriptures. It took a few minutes but I believe I can now work that portion of the program. It is sure a good thing I have smart children. I called Roy to visit and we also set next weekend up for going up there and visiting with them. Mae then visited with Linda for a while. I set up a movie on the computer but it didn’t take very long until I realized it wasn’t a very good movie and shut it off. We thought those movies were to be PG rated but when we read closer 2 out of the 4 were PG but the other 2 were R. I finished my journal entry and we went to bed.
Monday, March 08, 2010
I got up at 5:30AM and let Mae sleep until 6AM. After breakfast I went to the Kimberline Road residences and met Elder Judd there.
Elder Judd and I figured materials for the pavilion barbeque. We went to a fabricating shop and had then price a hood for the grill and two stainless steel heat lids. From there we then went into Bakersfield where we met Sister Judd and Browning. We asked them to meet us there to get their opinion on tile selections. We chose and priced ceramic tile for the barbeque base. Elder Judd and I then purchased some of the steel for the fire box. This afternoon I worked on the Shaw’s yard sprinkler control box getting power ran for it. I found problems in the valve box as the main line has a water leak. We found that a O ring had been installed wrong from the factory. It is going to take some doing to get it corrected. It was 5:30PM when I quit and came home. Mae had dinner about ready when I got there. After eating I installed a towel bar and a rack on the doors of the sink cabinet. I also tried to find out the electrical circuit to the kitchen stove hood but didn’t find where the power was to be hooked to. I was tired so quiet for tonight. Mae started reading to us from Preach My Gospel while I worked on making capsules of Phyt-aloe. I got to tired so we went to bed.
Tuesday, March 09, 2010
The vent hood for the stove is not working and as a result when Mae uses the range to cook the smoke alarm keeps going off. I had some extra time before leaving for work so thought I could quickly solve the problem. The electric line to the hood is dead. I was unable to find where it was coming from because there is no access hole to the attic. I decided to abandon that wire and run another wire from the electric outlet in back of the stove. I had trouble removing the hood from the cabinet first. Then when I tried to run the wiring down the inside of the wall, I found that there was blocking in the framing and I could not get down the wall. I gave up and went to work. Elder Judd and I worked on another Kimberline residential home. The yard sprinkler valves are not working and as we checked them out it became apparent that the old system needed to be removed and a complete new valve box, valves and control be installed. Most of the day was spent there and at 3PM we helped Lee Brown move some furniture to storage. On the way home I went to the Nampa Auto Parts store and looked for a tool box for the bed of my pickup. They are pretty expensive. Mae spent most of this morning on the phone, getting our health insurance set up with Kaiser, as Larry Saiz, our agent from Utah, told us that they were the best health insurance company in California. She also was able to cancel our contract with Cricket Phone Company. She did this because Cricket does not have coverage in this part of California. When I got home Mae was out working in the yard. She had spent several hours cleaning the yard and preparing the flower beds for planting. She also went to town shopping for ingredients for making a Lazonia for the family dinner of a member of our Ward that passed away. The funeral will be on Wednesday. We did some looking at the watering system and will need to make some changes in it. Mae had dinner about ready so we came in. While Mae finished dinner I showered and shaved. After dinner I took a 10 minute nap.
Wednesday, March 10, 2010
I would like to have stayed in bed with my sweetheart but got up and went to work. Elder Judd and I finished up the two sprinkler controls at the Kimberline residential home. We also worked on the barbeque, sanding and cleaning it up. Elder Judd had to help his wife with Cub Scouts so we quite early. I stopped at the plant and talked to Tim about get internet service from the plant. He said that we could use the internet at the plant but he didn’t feel good about hooking us up to the system. That is all I wanted to know so when I got home Mae and I went into Bakersfield and bought internet service from T-Mobile. We then went to Home Depot and Wal-Mart where we returned some items and bought more. It was 8:30PM before we got home. I entered my journal entry before we went to bed.
Thursday, March 11, 2010
I had some time before needing to go to work so I tried to get some things done around the house. I only ran into problems and it took longer than I had expected. I got to the office right at 8AM. Lee Brown, Elder Judd and I met to go over the house plans. Lee gave me a cellular phone for my use on the farm. We are still waiting for permits but Elder Judd and I contacted several sub-contractors asking them for bids. The two of us went to Bakersfield for materials for the barbeque grill. We took sets of plans to some contractors. We visited with a plumbing supply co. about some of the plumbing requirements for the houses. When we returned we stopped at a sub-division to familiarize ourselves with some of the California building practices. I went to the shop by Lee’s home. They had my tool box for the back of my truck bed. Ken, one of the mechanics there, installed the box on to my truck. I visited a few minutes with Lee in his shop, before I came home. Mae had dinner ready shortly after I got home. I took a short nap and then worked on the projects around the house. I got the electrical ran for the stove hood and rehung the coat rack that pulled off the wall yesterday. Mae worked on the computer getting the internet to work. She had to call support with some questions about the connections with T-mobile.
Friday, March 12, 2010
Before leaving for work this morning I helped Mae plant some rose bushes. I worked on the pavilion cutting putting on a flue pipe for the barbeque grill. I then went to the wood shop of Lee’s and cut out the parts for a set of shelf for the office. I quite at 2PM today, so we could go to Fresno and spend some time with Roy and Linda. Mae had planted the roses, two shrubs, some tomatoes and some peppers. Mae has been very busy most of the day. Mae and I got to Roy and Linda’s about 5:30PM. We were very glad for our GPS as it got us right to their house without any problems. After visiting for a while the four of us went out to eat at The Home Town restraint. We came back to their place, visited and watched a show on TV showing before going to bed. I filled out this journal entry before going to bed.
Saturday, March 13, 2010
We slept in until after 8AM. It was a slow morning with a lot of visiting. The four of us attended the Fresno
Temple and it was very nice. The Temple is one of the small Temples but very nice. After we left the Temple we stopped at a Sub-Way and got a sandwich for lunch. After taking Mae and Linda home, Roy and I went to Costco where we bought some potatoes, some sweet potatoes and some batteries. Mae and I did take the time to get into the hot tub and that really helped my back. Phillip and Juliann came over for dinner and then stayed and we all played games. For dinner Roy and Linda prepared Tri-Tip beef. I did not recognize that cut of beef so I asked the butcher. He explained that it was a cut from the top of the romp roast. It would be close to where the filet minion steak is taken. Any way it was very good. Jullie Ann and Phillip came over for dinner and played games with us after dinner. We played games until after 11PM which with Day Light Saving starting tomorrow it is after mid-night.
Sunday, March 14, 2010
We arose and went to church with Roy and Linda. It was an enjoyable and spiritual experience. During Sunday School a Sister that is a resent convert, questioned Abraham’s taking his wife’s handmaiden and having children by her. She almost upset the lesson but the instructor handled it well and told her that he would do more research and report back next week. In Priesthood meeting the lesson was on the creation and it was interesting to me that we spent a great amount of time wondering about the Pre-existent. The Gospel does give us a greater insight as to where we came from and where we are going, but I feel that we only have just a glimpse into those areas. Roy had prepared a nice dinner and then I got into the hot tub again. That really relaxes my back. We lay down and took a nap. When we woke we packed up left for home about 4:45PM. We were home by 6:15PM. Mae watered her plants that she planted Friday and then prepared us a light super. Mae called some of our family while I caught my journal up. We got on the internet with Scott for a few minutes and were able to get on to Google video chat for a few seconds but didn’t have time to get it perfected on both ends tonight. I played a game of solitary and finished this entry before going to bed.
Monday, March 15, 2010
My back still is hurting me even with doing the stretch exercises. Before leaving for the shop Mae and I checked her plants. Two of her pepper plants had been eaten last night. I was not sure what had done it. When I was on the way to the shop, Elder Judd called me. He asked if I could go into Bakersfield and pickup the plans we had sent out last week. I stopped back by the house and got Mae to go with me. After checking on the plans we stopped at Lassons Health Store and bought several items before returning home. This afternoon I finished building the shelf that I started last Friday. After finishing them I took them to the office and hung them. I then went into Wasco to a chiropractor and got a treatment on my back. It seemed to relive the pain. I quite work for the day, to let my back heal. When I got home Mae and I walked up to the reservoir on the North side of the Pistachio orchard and back home. It is sure peaceful and beautiful around here. I can hardly wait for the trees to bloom and leaf. I called Lee to let him know what I had done and asked for tomorrows plans. I mentioned the plants and he suggested that it was probably slugs that had eaten the plants. He suggested that we get some slug bait or us a home remedy or crushed egg shells spread around the plant. We shelled four eggs and dried the shells and then crushed them. We will see if that works. Kip Michaelis called to congratulate us on our calling. He also said that they were coming to California and they might be able to stop by. After dinner this evening Mae and I set out on the back steps and read from the “Preach My Gospel”. We then watched a movie before going to bed. I have to add that I sure have a wonderful wife and sweetheart. She takes such good care of me. I sure love her.
Tuesday, March 16, 2010
We were a little late getting going this morning. Mae prepared breakfast for us and got me off. I went into the office and met with Lee and Elder Judd. We went over bids on the houses and then I prepared to spray the houses. Elder Judd and I figured an estimate for the roofing materials for the two houses. Elder Judd showed me where the houses are located as the farm has 6 different housing locations. We were unable to locate the hand sprayer and so had to purchase a new one from Home depot. I went home to eat lunch and then assembled the new sprayer, read the instructions for the spray mixture and mixed a tank of chemical. I sprayed our home and then went to the Kimberlina homes and then sprayed Lee’s home. I quite work for the day and came home. I got Mae and we went into Bakersfield where I purchased some Sterling’s Shave and Lubricant. We then went to Wal-Mart and bought a DVD player. We bought a few more items and then went to Hodel’s Restraint for dinner. After getting home we put out slug pellets and sprayed hornets. I set up the DVD with the TV and put in one of our DVD on Christ to test it. It worked great and we watched the complete show.
(Minister on radio Love of Christ - love of wife plus the speaker in the wheelchair)
Wednesday, March 17, 2010
I met Lee and Elder Judd at the pavilion and we put a drain barrel into the ground for a drain. I did some more spraying of houses for cockroaches. I stopped at the grocery store in Wasco and got some groceries for Mae. After dinner I installed the printer but we had some problems. I called Mike but he didn’t know what to do. I will have to call Staples and talk to Ion, the salesman that we bought our laptop and printer from to find out what to do.
Thursday, March 18, 2010
I didn’t sleep very well last night. When I went to work I stopped at one of the Kimberlina homes that I have not been able to spray for cockroaches yet. I went to get the sprayer and found that the nozzle handle is broken. That didn’t make me feel very happy. I went on to the office and met with Lee and Elder Judd. We worked on the house plans and bids. I was asked to figure and get prices on drywall, doors and insulation. That took me longer than I expected. I also needed gas in my pickup but the key card would not read. It was 12:30PM before I got home for lunch. This afternoon I bought the parts for the sprayer and got the prices I needed. I sprayed the two homes at the Sherwood farm and finished the work on the Whistler home. I stopped by the plant and this time the gas card worked. On the way home I got the Kimberlina home sprayed and I did some figuring on plans at home. Mae and I watch a DVD this evening. I got the printer working by calling Staple’s Technical Support. After watching the show Mae gave me a haircut. I finished this entry and took a shower before going to bed.
Friday, March 19, 2010
I went into the office and met with Lee and Elder Judd. We worked on plans. I took a set of plans into I insulation company for a bid. I was home by 1PM. Mae had taken Sister Hyer into the hospital in Bakersfield for some test. She used the GPS and did very well. While she waited for Sister Hyer to get the test she went to the Health Store for some items. When I got home I started installing a light over Mae’s kitchen sink. We got ready to attend the Temple. Lee and Kim Brown invited us to go with them. They picked us up at 3:30PM and we traveled to L.A. Temple. The Temple was very impressive. It is as large as, or maybe even larger than the Salt Lake Temple. After the session we stopped and got something to eat. It was a very enjoyable evening. I was certainly glad that Lee drove as I don’t think I want to drive in that traffic. It was 1145PM when we got home.
Saturday, March 20, 2010
We enjoyed sleeping in this morning. When we got up Mae made breakfast of very good waffles. We enjoyed spend the day together. We made a list of things to do today. We got most of them done. I finished installing a light above the kitchen sink. We got the screen to put up on the attic vents so that the birds will not be able to get in the attic. We went over to Lee’s cabinet shop to get some tools and some materials. I cut a board and shaped the edges with a router. We bought some hooks for the board and it will be a key rack. We got the pickup and the car washed this afternoon. Mae and I took a walk in the orchards just to relax. This evening we ate our dinner while we watched the Benny Goodman story on DVD. Bob called this evening. He said that they have had some tests taken on Carrols eyes and the Doctor’s feel she needs some treatments in order to stop her from going blind. Part of the treatment will be to give her a shot into each eye once a month for five months. The real catch is that each shot cost thirty five hundred dollars. They are not sure if the insurance will cover it or not. That is a tough blow. We took showers before going to bed. It has been a great day.
Sunday, March 21, 2010
We were a little late getting up and so we had to hurry to get to choir practice. We made it and enjoyed all the meetings this day. In Priesthood meeting our High Councilman ask us to consider the Stake Presidency’s request to fast and ask our Father in Heaven to soften the hearts of the government officials that the Stake can continue the use of a camp ground where the Stake has held the Girls Summer camp for many years. Evidently the property was privately owned and now has became State owned and is being restricted in its use. When we came home we talked it over and fasted our mid-day meal with prayer for this purpose. Mae got on the computer and sent several e-mails out to friends and family. I took an hour nap. When I got up we called all of our children. I also talked to Bob’s boys encouraging them to keep watch of their parents. Mae had been trying to get me to edit her write up of the tour of the farm and processing plant. I worked on that this afternoon but she had already sent that out on e-mail. It is now 9:45PM so we had better get to bed.
Monday, March 22, 2010
This morning I met with Lee and Elder Judd. We added a few more bids to the work sheet. I went to Porterville to pick up a bid and a set of plans from the truss company. Just as I got to Porterville, Elder Judd call to inform me that they had returned the plans and bid, so I could return. I stopped at Home Depot and before going in I called Elder Judd and got the window dimensions. I got bids from there. On the way home I stopped at the Chevrolet Dealer and checked with the parts department for the fasteners attach the front bumper back together. They will order them in and call me when they get there. Lee had one of the workers stop by our place and mow the front lawn. Mae and I went out and thanked him. His name is Cilenro and he speaks pretty good English. We enjoyed visiting with him. When he finished cutting the lawn I turned the sprinklers on the front yard. I also put new screen over the attic vent holes. The old screen had holes torn in it by the birds and they were nesting in the attic. We read from “Preach My Gospel” this evening. I don’t know that I have the same feelings with this calling as we did with our calling to the Philippines. While we were reading we could hear two howls out in the tree really hooting. We got the spot light but couldn’t see them. They must have flue away because we could not hear them again. Before quitting for the night we played a game of Rummy. Time ran out and the score was Mae 385 to my 345. We will keep the score until we play again. I sure enjoy being with Mae.
Tuesday, March 23, 2010
Mae didn’t sleep very well so I let her sleep in.  That woke Mae so she didn’t get much more sleep. I went out and visited with Cilenro for a few minutes before I went to work. He is a very pleasant person and fun to visit with. After meeting with Lee and Elder Judd I had several bids to work on. I called Mae and had her get ready and she went with me. Most of our time was spent at the Home Depot. Roy and Linda called and will be coming this way for a funeral in LA so they will stop at our place over night. Mae went to a Relief Society social this evening. She had to stop in town and get gas. She had trouble getting the gas cap off the car so she called me and I explained how. She next couldn’t get the pump too work and the lady inside had to help her. She even had to move to another pump. I guess she still made it to the social on time. She said that she was able to drive home in the dark because of the reflectors on the roads that California uses. All in all she had a good evening. I finished making the key board, hung it and then watched the movie, “From Here to Eternity” on DVD. It finished just as Mae came home. We soon went to bed.
Wednesday, March 24, 2010
We had a Spanish man knock on our door shortly after we just before we set down to eat breakfast. He was out of gas and wanted to know if I had any. We didn’t and there was no way to help him. I felt bad but don’t know what else I could have done for him. I made some calls before I left for the office. After meeting with Lee and Elder Judd, I spent most of the day getting bids. Before coming home I got some parts for my pickup and reattached the front bumper. Sister Ilene Payne stopped by to see the house. They lived here before moving to the Kimberlina housing. She introduced us to Froylan, he is the foreman over the Pistachio grove. She also told us some about the Pistachio trees that we didn’t know. The male trees do not produce fruit but they plant every fifth tree a male tree for pollination. The wind carries the pollen from the male tree to the female trees. Bee’s are not used for the pollination. After dinner Mae worked on the computer for a while and I washed the dishes. We then watched the show “There’s No Business like Show Business” on DVD.
Thursday, March 25, 2010
I got up at 5:30AM as usual and let Mae sleep in until 6:15AM. She fixed my breakfast and got me off. Lee, Elder Judd and I met for a little while. Elder Judd went to work on the barbeque and I came home and started making plans to replace the fence around the house, install a sprinkler system for the entire yard and then replant the grass. I wish that I had my Auto CAD program draw out the plans. Mae and Sister Judd went to Bakersfield to purchase some quilting items. I met with Moto from Tres Hombres Fence co. and gave him the information for the fence. Mae worked on getting our Quicken set up with our bank accounts. That took quite a while. I got the pictures transferred from the camera. I had to call Scott to be sure how to download the pictures. It was good to talk to him anyway.
Friday, March 26, 2010
Up early so I could get to the office by 8AM. Lee, Elder Judd and I went over the bid cost with still a couple of bids to come in. I worked on installing some screens on the office windows. The holding brackest had to be trimmed about 1/8th of an inch in order for them to hold the screens tightly. I took them to the shop and built a jig to hold them for cutting on the miter saw. I finished about 11:45AM and then went to the Sherwood farm and got a drain snake. I got home about 12:30PM. Mae soon had lunch for us. She and Sister Judd had met with Lee at 9AM and planed for breakfast, break and lunch for those to attend a training meeting next Friday. This afternoon I drew the yard plans and used the snake and cleaned out the drain line as the water is hardly draining from the kitchen sink. I did get a hours nap this afternoon. Mae and I went into Bakersfield about 5PM. We did some shopping and went out to dinner at Sizzler’s. We stopped at Costco for a few items and got prices for the food items for next Friday. After getting home we watched the first part of “Ben Hur”. It was after mid-night when we went to bed.
Saturday, March 27, 2010
We slept in until after 9AM and if it hadn’t been for Mae we would have stayed in bed eve longer. Mae made waffles for breakfast and they were very good. I still miss not putting yogurt on them. We went into Shafter and bought some more tomatoes to put in our tomato planter and some fox scent to try to stop the critters that are eating our vegetable plants. We have replanted several times already and have tried different things to keep them away. The best so far is a screen fence but that won’t do it when the plant grows. We washed the car at the car wash this time and it does look better. On the way home we went to the cemetery and walked around for a little while, just relaxing. I worked on the yard today changing the hose around that water the flower area. We also washed part of the house to clean of the dirt. I washed my pickup out here in the yard. We set out in the chairs and just enjoyed the beauties of the area and the nice day. We were going to Sister Hyer’s this evening with Elder and Sister for dinner but she called and had to go into the doctors because of some problems. We hope she is ok. We watched the last part of “Ben Hur” as we ate out dinner and before we went to bed.
Sunday, March 28, 2010
We were up early as we have choir practice at 8AM. We practiced for almost an hour before Sacrament meeting. The program went well. Roy, Linda, Barbie and Juliann came about 3:30AM. Mae had dinner ready when they got here. After a nice dinner, we showed them around part of the farm. The rest of the evening we enjoyed visiting. It was late when we finally got to bed even though they want to be up early to go.
Monday, March 29, 2010
We got up at 4:30AM so that we would have the bathroom free got Roy, Linda, Barbara, and Julianne. Mae prepared some breakfast but they didn’t eat much. It was 6AM before they got away. Mae and I then had our breakfast and I went to the office. I came back home and drew up the yard plans. Mae went with me this afternoon to Bakersfield to get some plans from Oasis Air conditioning. They had some questions about the engineering specifications so we left without a bid. We went to Winco Groceries and bought some things before returning home. We got some food for dinner. I tried to enter my journal but became so tired we just quit and went to bed.
Tuesday, March 30, 2010
I woke about 4AM but had slept well and felt refreshed. Mae is so good to me and got up and prepared breakfast even though she was still tired and could have slept longer. I went into the office and then made some calls on bid that are still out. Elder Judd and I assembled the picnic tables for the bowery. It was 1:30PM when I came home for lunch. Mae had me take a nap and then she went with me back into Bakersfield to pickup the plans and bid from Oasis. We stopped at Office Supply and bought some colored pencils. We got home about 4:30PM. We ate some dinner and then went for a walk. When we got back I put on a DVD of the continued story of Ann and Green Gables. We watched the first half of the show and then quite for the night. I sure enjoy being with Mae and she is so special to be willing to be with me.
Wednesday, March 31, 2010
I woke to use the bathroom and when I went to go back to bed I looked at the clock and I had 5 minutes before the alarm would go off. I turned it off and got up to get ready. I tried to let Mae sleep longer but she got up and got my breakfast. She is sure special. Lee, Elder Judd and I met for a few minutes. We have done about all we can do on the houses until we get the States approval on the water. I worked on demoralizing the old shed to the west of the house. I also did some work on the sprinkler system. I took my plans to Bruce Winn with HydroTech. He will have a engineer figure the system and will get back to me. I guess I will get the yard roto-tilled tomorrow. Mae had dinner about ready when I returned home. We watch the last of the “Ann of Green Gables” while we ate. It is really a good show. We talked to David and to Scott this evening. David had called earlier thinking that they might come down this week end but they decided that it is too far to drive for just 4 days. We also talked with Scott as he and Kylan had a presentation for Cub Scouts this evening. He had some problems with his laptop but it so happened that he had his presentation on a thumb drive and another fellow had his laptop there so they were able to do the presentation on the other laptop. I filled out this entry and we soon went to bed.
Tuesday, April 13, 2010
We did sleep in a little longer as I didn’t have to meet with Elder Judd and Lee until 8:30PM. We discussed a couple of bids and looked at the options. We are still held up with the State on permits. Elder Judd and I went out to the home at the Wasco farm and checked out a leaky bathroom faucet. We agreed that we need to completely replace the faucet rather than try to find parts for the existing one. I figured on parts that we need for the sprinkler. Mae went with me to Hydrotec in Delano for more parts. We stopped at the Post Office and mailed a phone charger to Bob and Carroll that they had left here. We had to stop at Home Depot and correct some charge slips and I also bought a faucet for Elder Judd to take to the Wasco Farm. We stopped at a Sub Way and got us a sandwich for dinner. This evening I filled capsules while Mae worked on the computer. David and Mike each called us today. I filled out this journat entry and we went to bed.


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Version Column
In this case there is a column on the table that is nominated as the "Version" column.
This matches the JPA @Version annotation. This is typically either a Counter, a Timestamp
or a DBMS specific column such as Oracle "ora_rowscn" or MSSQLServer "RowVersion/Timestamp".
In performing the Optimistic Concurrency checking with a Version Column the UPDATE or DELETE
statement has a WHERE clause that will include the primary key and the Version Column.
update b_product set name='Apple', sort_order=4, updtime=*NOW*
where id=1 and updtime=*PREVIOUS updtime*
The number of rows this effected is checked and if this was 0 then a OptimisticLockException
is thrown. It is implied that the value of updtime has been changed by someone else since we fetched the
data.
If the number of rows effected was 1 then the update was deemed successful.
Note: Because the primary key is part of the WHERE clause we should safely expect either 0 or 1 rows updated.
It is assumed the primary key does not change.
Note: Users are not allowed to change the values of Version columns themselves.
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Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
over 2 hours
Serves
Serves 4
This takes a little more effort than some slow cooker recipes but it's well worth the effort. Serve with good crusty bread or mashed potatoes.
Put the shallots, carrots and celery into a slow cooker, and season with salt and freshly ground black pepper. Fry the lardons in a large frying pan over a low heat for 10 minutes until crisp, golden and the fat has run from the meat. Remove from the pan and tip most of the fat into a heatproof bowl.
Meanwhile, put the flour into a food bag or bowl, season with salt and freshly ground pepper, then toss the chicken pieces in the flour to coat.
Fry the floured chicken in the residual bacon fat until golden-brown, about five minutes each side. Put the chicken on top of the vegetables in the slow cooker and scatter with the lardons, bay leaf and thyme sprigs.
Add a little more fat to the pan if needed, then add the garlic and tomato purée. Cook for a minute, then add the wine and bring to the boil for two minutes. Add the stock, return to the boil, season with salt and freshly ground black pepper, then pour over the meat and vegetables. Cover with the lid then cook on low for six hours, until the chicken is very tender.
Just before serving, heat a little fat in a frying pan and fry the mushrooms over a high heat, until golden-brown. Scatter over the chicken and serve.


Far far away, behind the word mountains, far from the countries Vokalia and Consonantia, there live the blind texts.
"Far far away, behind the word mountains, far from the countries Vokalia and Consonantia, there live the blind texts. Separated they live in Bookmarksgrove right at the coast of the Semantics, a large language ocean."
"Far far away, behind the word mountains, far from the countries Vokalia and Consonantia, there live the blind texts. Separated they live in Bookmarksgrove right at the coast of the Semantics, a large language ocean."
"Far far away, behind the word mountains, far from the countries Vokalia and Consonantia, there live the blind texts. Separated they live in Bookmarksgrove right at the coast of the Semantics, a large language ocean."


The table shows the current associations of VMs and datapaths in the RouteFlow network.
- A row with all columns filled means an active entry.
- A row with only a VM ID represents a registered, idle and never used VM.
- A row with only a DP ID represents a registered, idle and never associated datapath.
- A row with only a VM ID and DP ID represents an association that is inactive.
The reason could be an offline datapath.


Conditional attribute, type hinting and one-time binding.
Conditional attribute.
Type hinting.
One-time binding.
{{name}} is
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Mood Swing
{{name}} started happy?
{{name}} is happy?