Revanna, others seek voters’ support in K.R. Pet
by Special CorrespondentFormer Minister and Janata Dal (Secular) leader H.D. Revanna, former Congress MLA K.B. Chandrashekar and others sought support from the people during their day-long roadshows in different parts of K.R. Pet taluk in the district on Friday.
Mr. Revanna canvassed for his party candidate B.L. Devaraj at Mambahalli, Katte Kyathanahalli, Somanahalli, Alambadi Kaval and other villages.
Addressing the public, the former Minister said that Mr. Devaraj has done tremendous development works in Akki Hebbal constituency as a zilla panchayat member since several months.
“It is my father’s [former Prime Minister H.D. Deve Gowda] dream to make [Mr.] Devaraj a MLA,” he said.
According to Mr. Revanna, the previous Congress-JD(S) State coalition government had allocated ₹700 crore for the development of K.R. Pet Assembly constituency.
Meanwhile, Mr. Chandrashekar, Congress nominee in the December 5 byelections, campaigned in many villages in the vicinity of Anuvinakatte.
The Congress is the only party that had worked for the development of the country, he said.
He urged the people to reject the BJP candidate as he and other disqualified MLAs have caused financial burden on the State by tendering resignation to their posts.


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Simple 16-bit program counter (PC). Each clock rising edge increments the PC by 2 (16 bits). If B is true, the signed value in BA (branch address) plus 2 is then added to the PC. All updates occur on the clock leading edge.
The R input is a reset. When high, the program counter is reset to 0x0000.
The current value of the program counter is indicated on the component.


Preferences
A number of screens can be used to specify the options for your
application. Click on the
icon
to gain access to the Preferences section.
Accounting Period
This section allows you to specify the start of your three main
accounting/reporting periods:
- the start of your financial tax year (where corporation tax and income
tax are based on)
- the start of your company reporting year (where your balanced sheet is
based on)
- the start of your VAT quarter (where your VAT calculations are based on)
Application Look and Feel
Various options relevant to the look and feel of your application
Invoices
Options related to the processing of invoices. You need to specify a ledger
account which is designated your invoice account. This application will then
be able to identify transactions which are related to your invoices. This is
necessary for the purpose of invoice tracking and reporting. If you look at
the ledger accounts section in your Book Explorer, you will see the ledger
accounts configured to be invoice related will be shown with the
icon
instead of the usual
icon.
Under the Company Details section, you can enter the particulars of your
company. This information will be printed at the top of each generated
invoice.
Tax Bands
The tax bands are used to calculate the tax amounts for each transaction.
The bands are preconfigured for the UK Value Added Tax (VAT) bands, but can be
modified for other countries. These tax bands are available as a convenient
drop down in the invoice and some other screens to facilitate the automatic
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Farke: 'We won't park the bus against Everton'
Norwich boss Daniel Farke maintains his struggling team will not be kicking the ball into the River Mersey when they head to Everton, determined to drag themselves off the bottom of the Premier League.
The Canaries slumped to a 2-0 home defeat by previously-winless Watford before the international break which left them with just one point from seven games.
Since producing a remarkable 3-2 victory over Manchester City in mid-September, head coach Farke has so far failed to find the winning formula again.
With centre-back Christoph Zimmermann close to a return from the foot injury which has ruled him out since the end of August, Norwich could see some much-needed reinforcement.
Goals have also been at a premium, with just two following the win over Manchester City.
Teemu Pukki has not found the net since – although he did score three times over the international break as Finland booked their place at Euro 2020.
Farke, though, is not about to abandon the philosophy which saw Norwich sweep to the Sky Bet Championship title last season.
"You have to be convinced by your style," the German coach said.
"We built the squad in that way, so you can't expect us to just park the bus or put the balls in the river.
"We have plans B, C, D and E – so we have to be flexible within our philosophies. We have to adapt to each opponent."
Farke added at a press conference: "On this level you are punished for every mistake.
"You have to remember players are human beings, not just the young lads. They were used to winning games and being praised.
"We responded to every loss last season with a win, so there was no crisis. On this level, you have difficult periods.
"We have to learn because we are not experienced in a relegation battle."
Despite heavy investment, Everton have found themselves in a testing run, but went into the international break on the back of a much-needed away win at Southampton.
Farke said: "Everton shouldn't have to fight relegation. They have potential to fight for Europe and (manager) Marco Silva has all the abilities as a coach to lead them to that.
"Their last few results have been good, so you could say it's not the best time to play them, but we can't change that.
"It will be difficult so we are respectful, but we want to win some points."
Although captain Zimmerman could return, Northern Ireland full-back Jamal Lewis is sidelined by a knee problem.
Swiss forward Josip Drmic, meanwhile, faces up to six weeks out with a hamstring tear picked up against Watford.
"I trust all my players and that we have a proper group who can put in a good performance at Goodison Park," Farke said.
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Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
30 mins to 1 hour
Serves
Serves 2
This recipe is traditionally made with mustard oil but we’ve found that a combination of mustard seeds and English mustard powder brings just the right level of heat and flavour to this simple dish.
Cut the fish fillets into roughly 7cm/3in wide strips. Put in a bowl and toss with the salt, cayenne pepper, half a teaspoon of the mustard powder and lots of freshly ground black pepper.
Mix the remaining mustard powder with 300ml/10fl oz water, adding it gradually and stirring constantly until you have thin yellow liquid. Set aside.
Heat the oil in a large non-stick frying pan and fry the fish over a high heat, skin-side down for a minute, or until the skin begins to crisp. Carefully turn over and cook on the other side for a further minute. Take the fish out of the pan and put on a plate. (Don’t let the fish get crowded in the pan or they will be difficult to turn. If your pan isn’t large enough, cook the fish in two batches instead. It’s nice to have the skin on the fish but you can easily remove it after frying if you prefer.)
As soon as the fish is cooked, return the pan to the heat and add both the mustard seeds and cumin seeds. Cook for a few seconds, stirring constantly. Add the sliced onion, chillies and bay leaf. Cook for about five minutes, stirring constantly, until the onion is softened and pale golden-brown. Make sure you cook with the extractor on full-speed as the spices could make you sneeze! Sprinkle over the turmeric and garam masala, add the chopped tomatoes and cook for two minutes more, stirring constantly.
Stir in the reserved mustard liquid and bring to a simmer. Cook for three minutes, or until the sauce has thickened and the volume of liquid has reduced by approximately one-third. The spices should have mellowed and the sauce should coat the back of a spoon. Return the fish to the pan and warm through in the bubbling sauce for two minutes until hot.
Serve immediately with rice.


Lancaster City 1 Stourbridge 2 - Report
Stourbridge survived a late onslaught from hosts Lancaster to book their place in the next round of the FA Trophy.
In a dramatic encounter bit sides were reduced to ten men with the Glassboys also having manager Ian Long sent to the stand.
It was the visitors who opened the scoring after just ten minutes when Anthony Dwyer sent a thundering effort past the City keeper.
James Wren pulled off a good save to deny David Norris before a massed brawl led to the hosts having Mark Fell dismissed and the Stourbridge manager ordered from the dugout.
Lancaster’s equaliser came midway through the second half when Rob Wilson scored from the spot but the visitors regained the lead six minutes later when Aaron Birch stabbed the ball home from close range.
Moments later Tom Turton saw red after picking up a second booking but the Glassboys held on helped by Matt Williams missing the target for the hosts deep in injury time.


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NICAZEL- niacinamide, azelaic acid, zinc, pyridoxine, copper and folic acid tablet, coated
Elorac, Inc
Each oral tablet provides:
Nicotinamide (Vitamin B3).............600 mg
Azelaic Acid....................................5 mg
Zinc (Zinc Oxide)...........................10 mg
Pyridoxine (Vitamin B6)...................5 mg
Copper (Cupric Oxide)..................1.5 mg
Folic Acid....................................500 mcg
Microcrystalline cellulose, stearic acid, purple coating (polyvinyl alcohol, titanium dioxide, polyethylene glycol, talc, FD&C Blue no. 2, FD&C Red no. 40), silicon dioxide, magnesium stearate.
Nicotinamide is a water-soluble component of the vitamin B complex group. In vivo, nictinamide is incorporated into nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide (NAD), and nicotinamide adenin dinucleotide phosphate (NADP. NAD and NADP function as coenzymes in a wide variety of enzymatic oxidation-reduction reactions essential for tissue respiration, lipid metabolism, and glycogenolysis.
Nicotinamide has demonstrated anti-inflammatory actions that may be of benefit in patients with acne including, but not limited to, suppression of antigen-induced lymphocytic transformation and inhibition of 3'.5'- cyclic AMP phosphodiesterase. Nicotinamide has been demonstrated to block the inflammatory actions of iodides know to precipitate or exacerbate acne.
Nicotinamide lacks the vasodilator, gastrointestinal, hepatic and hypolipiemic actions of nicotinic acid or niacin. As such, nicotinamide has not been shown to produce the flushing, itching and burning sensations of the skin, as is commonly seen when large doses of nicotinic acid or niacin are administered orally.
Azelaic Acid is a dietary constituent (e.g., in whole grain cereals and animal products) that has been shown to possess antimicrobial activity against Propionibacterium acnes and Staphylococcus epidermidis. The antimicrobial action may be attributable to inhibition of microbial cellular protein synthesis. A normalization of keratinization leading to an anticomedonal effect of azelaic acid may be also contributed to its topical use for treatment of acne vulgaris.
Zinc has been shown to inhibit the inflammatory polymorphonuclear leukocyte chemotaxis in acne patients. Zinc has also demonstrated an inhibitory effect on the lipase of the three Propionibacterium species found in human pilosebaceous follicies. Patients with acne have been shown to have significantly lower serum zinc levels than matched healthy controls.
Copper is an essential trace mineral in human nutrition. Although rare, copper deficiency has been induced by supplemental zinc therapy.
Folic acid serves as an essential cofactor of the biosynthesis of thymidine and purine nucleotides required for normal cellular DNA synthesis. Deficiencies of folic acid have been demonstrated to occur in some cutaneous disorders.
Folic acid serves as an essential cofactor of the biosynthesis of thymidine and purine nucleotides required for normal cellular DNA synthesis. Deficiencies of folic acid have been demonstrated to occur in some cutaneous disorders.
These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
As a dietary supplement for patients with acne vulgaris, rosacea, or other inflammatory skin disorders who are deficient in or at risk of deficiency in one or more of the components in Nicazel Tablets.
As with any dietary supplement, if you are pregnant, nursing or taking medication, consult your doctor before use. Nicazel tablets is not formulated for use in children under 6 years of age.
Folic Acid is improper therapy in the treatment of pernicious anemia and other megaloblastic anemia where vitamin B12 is deficient.
Allergic sensitization has been reported rarely following oral administration of folic acid.
Folic acid above 1 mg daily may obscure pernicious anemia in that hematologic remission can occur while neurological manifestations remain progressive.
Usual Adult dose is one or two tablets taken once or twice a day with or without food or as prescribed by a physician.
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Elorac, Inc.
100 Fairway Drive, Ste. 134
Vernon Hills, IL 60061
Made in the USA
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06/2014
©2014 Elorac, Inc.
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TYPOGRAPHY
The typefaces in PEACH were chosen for their simplicity and legibility.
LOGO : MONTSERRAT
"The old posters and signs in the traditional neighborhood of Buenos Aires called Montserrat inspired me to design a typeface that rescues the beauty of urban typography from the first half of the twentieth century."
USE:
- Only use within the logo and sub-logo.
- Only use capital letters.
- Use slightly wider letter spacing / kerning, to give a feeling of space and freedom.
- Only use within the logo and sub-logo.
- Only use capital letters.
- Use slightly wider letter spacing / kerning, to give a feeling of space and freedom.
HEADINGS : LATO
"The semi-rounded details of the letters give Lato a feeling of warmth, while the strong structure provides stability and seriousness."
HEADING THIN (100)
HEADING LIGHT (300)
HEADING STANDARD (400)
HEADING BOLD (700)
USE:
- Only use within the main and subheadings.
- Best contrast achieved when used as capitals throughout.
- Default linespacing of 120% recommended (but may vary with environment).
- Only use within the main and subheadings.
- Best contrast achieved when used as capitals throughout.
- Default linespacing of 120% recommended (but may vary with environment).
BODY (MAIN TEXT) : OPEN SANS
"Open Sans was designed with an upright stress, open forms and a neutral, yet friendly appearance. It was optimized for print, web, and mobile interfaces, and has excellent legibility characteristics in its letterforms."
Main body light (300): The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog's back<PHONE_NUMBER>. The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog's back<PHONE_NUMBER>.
Main body standard (400): The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog's back<PHONE_NUMBER>. The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog's back<PHONE_NUMBER>.
Main body bold (700): The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog's back<PHONE_NUMBER>. The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog's back<PHONE_NUMBER>.
USE:
- The main typeface used within PEACH.
- Ideal size between 10 - 16 px.
- Default linespacing of 160% recommended (but may vary with environment).
- The main typeface used within PEACH.
- Ideal size between 10 - 16 px.
- Default linespacing of 160% recommended (but may vary with environment).
SERIF (ALTERNATIVE TEXT) : LORA
"Lora is a well-balanced contemporary serif text typeface with roots in calligraphy. A paragraph set in Lora will make a memorable appearance because of its brushed curves counterposed with driving serifs."
Alternative body standard (400): The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog's back<PHONE_NUMBER>. The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog's back<PHONE_NUMBER>.
Alternative body bold (700): The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog's back<PHONE_NUMBER>. The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog's back<PHONE_NUMBER>.
USE:
- For text that needs contrast from the main body of text (eg quotations).
- Ideal size between 10 - 16 px.
- Default linespacing of 160% recommended (but may vary with environment).
- For text that needs contrast from the main body of text (eg quotations).
- Ideal size between 10 - 16 px.
- Default linespacing of 160% recommended (but may vary with environment).


The Next Best Thing * 1/2 (out of * * * * )
Directed by John Schlesinger. Cast: Rupert Everett, Madonna, Benjamin Bratt, Malcolm Stumpf, Michael Vartan, Lynn Redgrave, Josef Sommer, Neil Patrick Harris, Illeana Douglas, Stacy Edwards. 2000 - 107 minutes Rated PG-13 (for profanity and brief partial nudity). Reviewed by Dustin Putman, March 4, 2000.
If "The Next Best Thing" had come out prior to 1998's remarkably similar "The Object of My Affection," it still wouldn't be a good film, but in comparison with that picture's thoughtful nature, smart writing, and intelligence, it especially flounders. On nearly every level, "The Next Best Thing" is an inferior piece of work, which is all the more surprising considering the film feels like a recent film school graduate is at the helm making his debut, rather than Academy Award winning director John Schlesinger (1969's "Midnight Cowboy"). Calamitously moving at a snail's pace, apparently edited by an octogenarian, and with more amateurish performances than usual in a studio picture, "The Next Best Thing" is bad filmmaking.
 She wants to have a child, but feels that it should only be something to share with that person she loves. As usual when anything happens to her, after being dumped yet again by her sometimes boyfriend Kevin (Michael Vartan), she seeks solace in her very best friend, Robert (Rupert Everett), a gardener. Robert is the most wonderful, most understanding man Abbie knows, and it is sensed that they would be perfect for one another if not for him being gay.
Following the funeral of one of their close friends, who has died of AIDS, Robert and Abbie decide to spend the night together to keep each other company, but in the process consume just a little too much alcohol, have sex, and in a few weeks, like clockwork, Abbie discovers she is pregnant. He very much wants to be a father to the child, so Robert and Abbie move in together and decide to live platonically, thus providing a healthy family life.
Switch forward six years, their son, Sam (Malcolm Stumpf), is a caring, happy young boy, and Abbie and Robert have been able to maintain their pact. Then a complication arises: Abbie meets Ben (Benjamin Bratt), in California from New York City on business, and they instantly hit it off. With a new man in Abbie's life, Robert begins to sense that their happy existence together, thus far, is about to come to an end.
The premise for "The Next Best Thing" sounds amiable enough for it to likely be an enjoyable film, but so much of it is flawed, or a missed opportunity, that it is amazing the people involved in its making didn't realize there needed to be some serious changes, both in the sloppily underwritten and flat screenplay, by Thomas Ropelewski, as well as in the basic filmmaking approach, which is unprofessional at best.
The first hour, which is about as alive as a three-day-old corpse, does not move as much as it slinks depressingly slow across the ground. You sit there, watching as one misdirected scene after the next shows up on the screen, and you long for something substantial, or at least vaguely interesting, to arise from the proceedings. Sitting through the opening sixty minutes is one of the biggest endurance tests in a film so far this year.
Once the action moves to the present day, when Sam is 6-years-old, things thankfully become more tolerable. The light, yet painfully dull, tone of the first half is replaced by more serious matters, including a vicious custody battle that ultimately leaves Abbie and Robert on opposing sides. Issues of fatherhood, biology, and the bearing that homosexuality does, or does not, have on caring for a child, are touched upon, and while this section of the picture works somewhat, it is all thanks to Rupert Everett's powerhouse performance. You feel the pain and betrayal that Robert is feeling, thanks to Everett's realistic portrayal, and therefore, you end up finding yourself rooting for him, and getting involved in how everything will turn out for him.
Less appealing is Abbie. This is the sole case, however, in which it is not the writing that should be put to blame, but the actress. Whereas Madonna was exceptionally vibrant in 1996's "Evita," here she is surprisingly stiff, delivering her lines in a stilted manner that does not feel real, and suffers noticeably more when sharing scenes alongside the vastly more talented Everett. If there is a bright side, it is that as the film progresses, gradually so does Madonna's performance. That is not to say, though, that she is ever good.
All supporting players either try valiantly, or don't know what to do when given such unsatisfying roles. Benjamin Bratt is not written as the "bad guy," but as a compassionate man who sympathizes with Robert, and he equips himself nicely. Lynn Redgrave is warm and memorable as Robert's mother, but she has very little time to create a well-rounded character, and ultimately never gets to. Likewise for Neil Patrick Harris, as one of Robert's gay friends who is given an AIDS subplot that is so undernourished one wonders why it was even included in the film. There is no payoff, and it adds nothing to the central storyline. As Sam, Malcolm Stumpf may be one of the few kid actors in recent memory who didn't drive me up the wall, and his performance was stronger and more assured than even Madonna's. Finally, the usually reliable Illeana Douglas, as Robert's attorney, is so unconvincing that it seems as if she is doing nothing more than playing dress-up.
Characters and minor plotlines are brought up and dropped without a moment's pause throughout, while Robert and Abbie remain the star attractions. Unfortunately, Everett is the only individual who makes us care about the fate of the story, and without him, the film would be even more of a failure. As is, "The Next Best Thing" is a depressing, lugubrious film experience, and Everett deserves much better.
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I have a degree in Petroleum Engineering from UT Austin and have worked in the upstream oil and gas industry since I graduated in 2012. I moved to Oklahoma four years ago and have been a Thunder fan ever since! In my free time I like to learn instruments - right now I'm obsessed with the acoustic guitar.
As a reservoir engineer, I evaluate economics, forecast production, and spend a lot of time in Excel figuring out how much oil is still in the ground. I have also spent time in operations and drilling engineering as part of my training program. I'm familiar with a plethora of industry software; my training and certifications can be found on my LinkedIn.
I'm an active member of the Society of Petroleum Engineers and an editor for the young professional's magazine. Here are some of my favorite articles I contributed to.
Below are a few things I've been spending my time on recently.
Easy-to-use oilfield applications focused on quick results.
Private oil company focused on growth through the exploitation low resource prices.
Grassroots fashion company with a philanthropic twist. Launched Q3 2015.
A standalone economics suite for the oilfield. Draws graphs to visualize production profiles.
AmCharts, jQuery, HTML, CSS
Coding project. YouTube jukebox that automatically pulls its playlist from the Billboard Hot 100 list.
Simple application that retrieves your location and gives you the weather.
Have an idea to make the world a better place? Contact me and let's tackle it together!


This plugin allows you to prefix Prism default classes (.comment
will become .namespace--comment
) or replace them with your defined ones (like .editor__comment
or .comment_7sh3a
).
Prism default classes are sensible but fixed and too generic. This plugin provide some ways to customize those classes to suit your needs. Example usages:
.prism--comment
) to avoid conflict with your existing classes.
.editor__comment
.
.comment_7sh3a
.
This plugin currently provides 2 features:
Prism.plugins.customClass.prefix('prism--')
Prism.plugins.customClass.map({
keyword: 'special-keyword',
string: 'string_ch29s',
comment: 'comment_93jsa'
})
Object's keys are the tokens you want to replace (eg: comment
), with their values being the classes you want to use (eg: my-comment
). Tokens which are not specified will stay the same.
Feature functions must be called AFTER Prism and this plugin. For example:

.my-namespace--comment_93jsa
).The initial purpose of this plugin is to be used with CSS Modules. It works perfectly with the class map object returned by CSS Modules. For example:
import Prism from 'prismjs';
import classMap from 'styles/editor-class-map.css';
Prism.plugins.customClass.map(classMap)

var foo = 'bar';

Prism.plugins.customClass.map({
keyword: 'special-keyword',
string: 'my-string'
});
Prism.plugins.customClass.prefix('pr-');

var
foo
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@ProviderType
public interface Scheduler
Job
interface or the Runnable
interface.
A job can be scheduled either by creating a ScheduleOptions
instance
through one of the scheduler methods and then calling schedule(Object, ScheduleOptions)
or
by using the whiteboard pattern and registering a Runnable service with either
the PROPERTY_SCHEDULER_EXPRESSION
or PROPERTY_SCHEDULER_PERIOD
property. Services registered by the whiteboard pattern can by default run concurrently,
which usually is not wanted. Therefore it is advisable to also set the
PROPERTY_SCHEDULER_CONCURRENT
property with Boolean.FALSE.
Jobs started through the scheduler API are not persisted and are not
restarted after a bundle restart. If the client bundle is stopped, the scheduler
will stop all jobs started by this bundle as well. However, the client bundle does
not need to keep a reference to the scheduler service.| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
static String |
PROPERTY_SCHEDULER_CONCURRENT
Name of the configuration property to define if the job can be run concurrently.
|
static String |
PROPERTY_SCHEDULER_EXPRESSION
Name of the configuration property to define the cron expression for a job.
|
static String |
PROPERTY_SCHEDULER_IMMEDIATE
Name of the configuration property to define if a periodically job
should be scheduled immediate.
|
static String |
PROPERTY_SCHEDULER_NAME
Name of the configuration property to define the job name.
|
static String |
PROPERTY_SCHEDULER_PERIOD
Name of the configuration property to define the period for a job.
|
static String |
PROPERTY_SCHEDULER_RUN_ON
Name of the configuration property to define the instances this job should run on.
|
static String |
PROPERTY_SCHEDULER_TIMES
Name of the optional configuration property to define the number of times the job
should be executed when
PROPERTY_SCHEDULER_PERIOD is defined. |
static String |
VALUE_RUN_ON_LEADER
Value for
PROPERTY_SCHEDULER_RUN_ON to run the job on the leader only. |
static String |
VALUE_RUN_ON_SINGLE
Value for
PROPERTY_SCHEDULER_RUN_ON to run the job on a single instance only. |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
addJob(String name,
Object job,
Map<String,Serializable> config,
String schedulingExpression,
boolean canRunConcurrently)
Deprecated.
Use
schedule(Object, ScheduleOptions) instead. |
void |
addPeriodicJob(String name,
Object job,
Map<String,Serializable> config,
long period,
boolean canRunConcurrently)
Deprecated.
Use
schedule(Object, ScheduleOptions) instead. |
void |
addPeriodicJob(String name,
Object job,
Map<String,Serializable> config,
long period,
boolean canRunConcurrently,
boolean startImmediate)
Deprecated.
Use
schedule(Object, ScheduleOptions) instead. |
ScheduleOptions |
AT(Date date)
Create a schedule options to fire a job once at a specific date
|
ScheduleOptions |
AT(Date date,
int times,
long period)
Create a schedule options to fire a job period starting at a specific date
|
ScheduleOptions |
EXPR(String expression)
Create a schedule options to schedule the job based on the expression
|
void |
fireJob(Object job,
Map<String,Serializable> config)
Deprecated.
Use
schedule(Object, ScheduleOptions) instead. |
boolean |
fireJob(Object job,
Map<String,Serializable> config,
int times,
long period)
Deprecated.
Use
schedule(Object, ScheduleOptions) instead. |
void |
fireJobAt(String name,
Object job,
Map<String,Serializable> config,
Date date)
Deprecated.
Use
schedule(Object, ScheduleOptions) instead. |
boolean |
fireJobAt(String name,
Object job,
Map<String,Serializable> config,
Date date,
int times,
long period)
Deprecated.
Use
schedule(Object, ScheduleOptions) instead. |
ScheduleOptions |
NOW()
Create a schedule options to fire a job immediately and only once.
|
ScheduleOptions |
NOW(int times,
long period)
Create a schedule options to fire a job immediately more than once.
|
void |
removeJob(String name)
Deprecated.
Use
unschedule(String) instead. |
boolean |
schedule(Object job,
ScheduleOptions options)
Schedule a job based on the options.
|
boolean |
unschedule(String jobName)
Remove a scheduled job by name.
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static final String PROPERTY_SCHEDULER_PERIOD
static final String PROPERTY_SCHEDULER_IMMEDIATE
static final String PROPERTY_SCHEDULER_EXPRESSION
static final String PROPERTY_SCHEDULER_CONCURRENT
static final String PROPERTY_SCHEDULER_NAME
static final String PROPERTY_SCHEDULER_TIMES
PROPERTY_SCHEDULER_PERIOD
is defined.
This property is of type integer and must have a positive value.static final String PROPERTY_SCHEDULER_RUN_ON
VALUE_RUN_ON_LEADER
: the job is only run on the leader
- constant VALUE_RUN_ON_SINGLE
: the job is only run on a single instance in a cluster. This is
basically the same as VALUE_RUN_ON_LEADER
but it's not further specified which
single instance is used.
Default is to start the job on all instances. This property needs to be of type String
or String[].
If no topology information is available (= no Apache Sling Discovery Implementation active)
this option is ignored, and the job is run on all instances.static final String VALUE_RUN_ON_LEADER
PROPERTY_SCHEDULER_RUN_ON
to run the job on the leader only.static final String VALUE_RUN_ON_SINGLE
PROPERTY_SCHEDULER_RUN_ON
to run the job on a single instance only.boolean schedule(Object job, ScheduleOptions options)
Job
or a Runnable
. The options have to be created
by one of the provided methods from this scheduler.job
- The job to execute (either Job
or Runnable
).options
- Required options defining how to schedule the jobNOW()
,
NOW(int, long)
,
AT(Date)
,
AT(Date, int, long)
,
EXPR(String)
boolean unschedule(String jobName)
name
- The name of the job.true
if the job existed and could be stopped, false
otherwise.ScheduleOptions NOW()
ScheduleOptions NOW(int times, long period)
times
- The number of times this job should be started (must be higher than 1 or
-1 for endless)period
- Every period seconds this job is started (must be at higher than 0).ScheduleOptions AT(Date date)
date
- The date this job should be run.ScheduleOptions AT(Date date, int times, long period)
date
- The date this job should be run.times
- The number of times this job should be started (must be higher than 1 or
-1 for endless)period
- Every period seconds this job is started (must be at higher than 0).ScheduleOptions EXPR(String expression)
expression
- The cron exception@Deprecated void addJob(String name, Object job, Map<String,Serializable> config, String schedulingExpression, boolean canRunConcurrently) throws Exception
schedule(Object, ScheduleOptions)
instead.name
- The name of the job - or null. If no name is specified it can't be cancelled.job
- The job to execute (either Job
or Runnable
).config
- An optional configuration object - this configuration is only passed to the job the job implements Job
.schedulingExpression
- The time specification using a scheduling expression.canRunConcurrently
- Whether this job can run even if previous scheduled runs are still running.IllegalArgumentException
- If the scheduling expression can't be parsed or if the job has not the correct type.Exception
- If the job can't be scheduled.@Deprecated void addPeriodicJob(String name, Object job, Map<String,Serializable> config, long period, boolean canRunConcurrently) throws Exception
schedule(Object, ScheduleOptions)
instead.name
- The name of the job - or null. If no name is specified it can't be cancelled.job
- The job to execute (either Job
or Runnable
).config
- An optional configuration object - this configuration is only passed to the job the job implements Job
.period
- Every period seconds this job is started.canRunConcurrently
- Whether this job can run even if previous scheduled runs are still running.IllegalArgumentException
- If the job has not the correct type.Exception
- If the job can't be scheduled.@Deprecated void addPeriodicJob(String name, Object job, Map<String,Serializable> config, long period, boolean canRunConcurrently, boolean startImmediate) throws Exception
schedule(Object, ScheduleOptions)
instead.name
- The name of the job - or null. If no name is specified it can't be cancelled.job
- The job to execute (either Job
or Runnable
).config
- An optional configuration object - this configuration is only passed to the job the job implements Job
.period
- Every period seconds this job is started.canRunConcurrently
- Whether this job can run even if previous scheduled runs are still running.startImmediate
- Whether to start the job immediately for the first time or wait for the period to expire.IllegalArgumentException
- If the job has not the correct type.Exception
- If the job can't be scheduled.@Deprecated void fireJob(Object job, Map<String,Serializable> config) throws Exception
schedule(Object, ScheduleOptions)
instead.job
- The job to execute (either Job
or Runnable
).config
- An optional configuration object - this configuration is only passed to the job the job implements Job
.IllegalArgumentException
- If the job has not the correct type.Exception
- If the job can't be scheduled.@Deprecated boolean fireJob(Object job, Map<String,Serializable> config, int times, long period)
schedule(Object, ScheduleOptions)
instead.job
- The job to execute (either Job
or Runnable
).config
- An optional configuration object - this configuration is only passed to the job the job implements Job
.times
- The number of times this job should be started (must be higher than 1)period
- Every period seconds this job is started.IllegalArgumentException
- If the job has not the correct type.@Deprecated void fireJobAt(String name, Object job, Map<String,Serializable> config, Date date) throws Exception
schedule(Object, ScheduleOptions)
instead.name
- The name of the job - or null. If no name is specified it can't be cancelled.job
- The job to execute (either Job
or Runnable
).config
- An optional configuration object - this configuration is only passed to the job the job implements Job
.date
- The date this job should be run.IllegalArgumentException
- If the job has not the correct type.Exception
- If the job can't be scheduled.@Deprecated boolean fireJobAt(String name, Object job, Map<String,Serializable> config, Date date, int times, long period)
schedule(Object, ScheduleOptions)
instead.name
- The name of the job - or null. If no name is specified it can't be cancelled.job
- The job to execute (either Job
or Runnable
).config
- An optional configuration object - this configuration is only passed to the job the job implements Job
.date
- The date this job should be run.times
- The number of times this job should be started (must be higher than 1)period
- Every period seconds this job is started.IllegalArgumentException
- If the job has not the correct type.@Deprecated void removeJob(String name) throws NoSuchElementException
unschedule(String)
instead.name
- The name of the job.NoSuchElementException
- If the job is not scheduled.Copyright © 2014 The Apache Software Foundation. All rights reserved.


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BCO HCV
We demonstrated that the use of the IEEE 2791-2020 Standard, (BioCompute objects [BCO]) enables complete and concise communication of NGS data analysis results. One arm of a clinical trial4 was replicated using synthetically generated data made to resemble real biological data. Two separate, independent analyses were then carried out using BCOs as the tool for communication of analysis: one to simulate a pharmaceutical regulatory submission to the FDA, and another to simulate the FDA review. The two results were compared and tabulated for concordance analysis: of the 118 simulated patient samples generated, the final results of 117 (99.15%) were in agreement. This high concordance rate demonstrates the ability of a BCO, when a verification kit is included, to effectively capture and clearly communicate NGS analyses within regulatory submissions. BCO promotes transparency and induces reproducibility, thereby reinforcing trust in the regulatory submission process.
Base line 1
Version:
1.0
Size:
48 MB
Format:
FASTQ
Base line 2
Version:
1.0
Size:
48 MB
Format:
FASTQ
Treatment Failure 1
Version:
1.0
Size:
48 MB
Format:
FASTQ
Treatment Failure 2
Version:
1.0
Size:
48 MB
Format:
FASTQ
Citation:
doi: https://doi.org/10.1101/2<IP_ADDRESS>5059
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GFKB
Gut feeling knowledgebase is a reference database of healthy human gut microbiome. It is generated by a metagenomic analysis pipeline describes in our paper (doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0206484), and includes three tools which are integrated in the HIVE platform. 49 healthy samples sequenced at GWU and 49 healthy samples taken from The Human Microbiome Project were analysed to create GutFeelingKB.
Version:
4.0
Citation:
PMID: 31509535
Downloads Link:
https://hive.biochemistry.gwu.edu/gfkb
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Polyester Simulated RNA-seq Reads for Chromosome 22
Simulated RNA-seq reads were generated using the R package polyester for Chromosome 22 of the human reference genome GRCh38. Two samples were generated, with each sample containing a unique 2 transcripts that are expressed at 20 fold higher then normal to serve as positive controls i.e. Sample 1 has transcripts A and B expressed at 20 fold and sample 2 has transcripts C and D expressed at 20 fold. These reads can be used for testing RNA-seq analysis pipelines and to gauge any variability an analysis has on validating the 20 fold difference of the positive control transcripts between samples.
Version:
1.0
More info:
Bioconductor polyester page
Downloads Link:
sample_01_01.fasta
Summary:
Forward reads for sample 1.
Size:
1.7 GB
Format:
FASTA
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sample_01_2.fasta
Summary:
Reverse reads for sample 1.
Size:
1.7 GB
Format:
FASTA
Downloads Link:
sample_02_01.fasta
Summary:
Forward reads for sample 2.
Size:
1.8 GB
Format:
FASTA
Downloads Link:
sample_02_02.fasta
Summary:
Reverse reads for sample 2.
Size:
1.8 GB
Format:
FASTA
Downloads Link:
sim_tx_info.txt
Summary:
Summary of fold changes per transcript.
Size:
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Displays the Button Editor dialog box, which you use to change the appearance of a button on a toolbar.
Syntax
EDIT.TOOL(bar_id, position)
Bar_id is the number of the toolbar containing the button you want to edit. For a list of toolbar numbers, see ADD.TOOL. Use the GET.TOOLBAR function to return the information about a toolbar.
Position is the position on the toolbar of the button you want to edit. Buttons are numbered from the left starting at 1. Gaps between buttons are counted as positions.
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"Con't" is how I used to abbreviate "continued" when I took notes in HS/uni. The good old days. I could never use my laptop even in university (ie when I had one) to take notes in class because the instant I would get even remotely disinterested, I would be totally gone and only tune back in to be hella confused. Dis bad.
Anyway, since deciding that continuing to explore & contribute to Mozilla would be better than trying to (frantically, because that's apparently the only way) apply for other jobs, I have found myself much happier.
Today I set up Docker! Holy smokes finally the time has come! It always gets mentioned - even when I told Stanley I wanted to work on Blaggregator (RC's internal blog aggregator...don't you love that name!), he said:
Oh, talk about a piece of cake! I added a Dockerfile when I was contributing so now it should be super easy to set up!
Bah humbug, I thought. Well, that's not quite true. I was just surprised that he thought that made it easier. I thought that made it harder - now I had to set up Docker and the actual code. Docker just always seemed like this magical, elusive technology that advanced devs used, and I couldn't justify taking time to explore it myself because I never really needed it.
Also, I think I like to do things the hard way. Sometimes. Sometimes I am trigger happy and I apt-get install
like a..whatever, similies are hard. But then I balance that out by sometimes doing everything I can to avoid installing dependencies. For example, I would like to check out BMO, or bugzilla.mozilla.org, Mozilla's bug tracker. I first tried just getting it running. Then I relented and turned to Docker, though still resisted using docker-compose, a Docker container management tool. I sleuthed enough to figure out that the docker-compose.yml
file contained some tidbits of tasty info, of which I (perhaps erroneously? I still don't know) decided the only important bits were this:
ports:
- "80:80"
- "5900:5900"
Ah! This means I must bind the port on my machine (host!) to that on the container. I also decided 5900 was the only important one to bind...probably not true, in retrospect. However, the way I tried to get around this was to amend my command to run the container:
# Original:
(sudo) docker run bmo-dev
# New attempt:
(sudo) docker run -p=<IP_ADDRESS>:5900:5900 bmo-dev
I tried a few other syntaxes (syntacies?) but nothing seemed to be available in my browser 😢 so I resorted to installing docker-compose.
Also, I aliased docker
to sudo docker
because it always needs to be run with root privledges and ain't nobody got time to type sudo every time. I decided this is sufficiently innocuous. Please educate me if I am wrong. Also by "time to type" I mean "brain power to remember to type" and "experience to understand that the error message has nothing to do with debugging docker and everything to do with needing MOAR POWER.".
Things I'm learning:
- In Perl,
$
identifies a scalar variable (string, num) while@
identifies an array <IP_ADDRESS>
is the magical built-in-to-my-computer Apache server!- Patience.
Tune in next time to find out moar things about Mozilla and Outreachy! And maybe life! I talked to a couple mentors lately about their projects and it is making me super excited at the prospect of being fully involved in them! 😃)


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50 new games were just announced for Xbox Game Pass
by Steve WrightNovember 2019, December 2019 and 2020 dates were detailed.
A whopping 50 new games were just announced for Xbox Game Pass across its console, PC and bundled Ultimate models.
The following titles are available today:
- Age of Empires II: Definitive Edition (PC)
- Age of Wonders: Planetfall (Console, coming soon to PC)
- Hearts of Iron IV: Cadet Edition (PC)
- LEGO: The Ninjago Movie Videogame (Console)
- RAGE 2 (Console, coming soon to PC)
- Remnant: From the Ashes (Console)
- The Talos Principle (Console & PC)
- Tracks: The Train Set Game (Console & PC)
While the following titles will start to become available from December but will extend into 2020 releases; specific dates for each title were not detailed.
- Carrion (Console & PC) – ID@Xbox
- Cris Tales (Console & PC) – ID@Xbox
- Cyber Shadow (Console & PC)
- Darksiders III (Console & PC)
- Double Kick Heroes (Console & PC) – ID@Xbox
- Edge of Eternity (Console & PC) – ID@Xbox
- Final Fantasy VII (Console & PC)
- Final Fantasy VIII: Remastered (Console & PC)
- Final Fantasy IX (Console & PC)
- Final Fantasy X: HD Remastered (Console & PC)
- Final Fantasy X-2: HD Remastered (Console & PC)
- Final Fantasy XII: The Zodiac Age (Console & PC)
- Final Fantasy XIII (Console & PC)
- Final Fantasy XIII-2 (Console & PC)
- Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII
- Final Fantasy XV
- Forager (Console & PC) – ID@Xbox
- Haven (Console & PC) – ID@Xbox
- It Lurks Below (Console & PC) – ID@Xbox
- Levelhead (Console & PC) – ID@Xbox
- Life Is Strange 2: Episodes 4 & 5 (Console)
- My Friend Pedro (Console/PC)
- PHOGS (Console & PC) – ID@Xbox
- She Dreams Elsewhere (Console & PC) – ID@Xbox
- SkateBIRD (Console & PC) – ID@Xbox
- Streets of Rage 4 (Console & PC) – ID@Xbox
- Scourge Bringer (Console & PC) – ID@Xbox
- Supraland (Console) – ID@Xbox
- Tekken 7 (Console)
- Touhou Luna Nights (Console & PC) – ID@Xbox
- The Escapists 2 (Console)
- The Red Lantern (Console) – ID@Xbox
- The Red Strings Club (PC)
- The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt (Console)
- Vambrace: Cold Soul (Console & PC)
- West of Dead (Console & PC)
Which are you most excited about?


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venue: COVID-19 Dynamics and Evolution
author: Trevor Bedford
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Jan 11: First five genomes showed that the outbreak was caused by a novel SARS-like coronavirus
Jan 19: First 12 genomes from Wuhan and Bangkok lack genetic diversity
Single introduction into the human population between Nov 15 and Dec 15 and
human-to-human epidemic spread from this point forward
😧
Dec/Jan: Emergence from Wuhan in ~Nov 2019
Jan/Feb: Spread within China and seeding elsewhere
Feb/Mar: Epidemic spread within North America and Europe
Mar/Apr: Decreasing transmission with social distancing
Epidemic in the USA was introduced from China in late Jan and from Europe during Feb
Once in the US, virus spread rapidly
Single introduction at the beginning of Feb quickly shows up throughout the country
Timely example: third wave in Hong Kong can be seen here
Sequencing immediately useful for epidemiological understanding, but selection and functional impacts should also be studied
Significant interest in spike mutation D614G
This mutation occurred in the initial European introduction
D614G is prevalent throughout Europe and mixed in US and Australia
D614G is increasing in frequency across states in US and Australia
D614G is increasing in frequency across states in US and Australia
The success of D614G can be explained by either:
Genomic epi: Data producers from all over the world and GISAID
The Nextstrain Team: Richard Neher, James Hadfield, Emma Hodcroft, Thomas Sibley, John Huddleston, Louise Moncla, Cassia Wagner, Miguel Paredes, Misja Ilcisin, Kairsten Fay, Jover Lee, Allison Black, Colin Megill, Sidney Bell, Barney Potter, Charlton Callender


When a professor uploads an image of text, whether it's a page of a book or their handwritten notes, it is not immediately accessible to those who are visually impaired.
Currently, at the University of Washington, students with visual and learning disabilities have to wait for staff to get inaccessible materials that can't be used with screen readers or text-to-speech tools into an accessible format for the students. This process adds extra time and is a cost to the campus.
With A11yText, these students can upload all of their academic materials as PDFs, JPGs, or PNGs and download versions they can use in a simple text file. Minimal wait time and no travel required.
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Amid turbulence in the region, Peru places $3 bln worth of bonds - minister
by ReutersLIMA — Peru on Thursday placed two local currency bonds equivalent to almost $3 billion amid a context of political and social turbulence in near-by South American countries, Economy Minister Maria Antonieta Alva told Reuters.
One of the bonds was for 8,000 million soles ($2,375 billion) and is due in 2040. Another was a reopening of a bond due in 2034 of 2,000 million soles ($595 million), according to data from the ministry.
The new 2040 bond had a coupon rate of 5.35% and the 2034 bond was reopened with a coupon of 4.95%.
“We are very satisfied. The support for Peru has been very strong,” Alva said, in a telephone interview while closing the bond placement operation.
Parts of South America have been rife with unrest for months, from Venezuela, to Ecuador to Chile.
In neighboring Bolivia, supporters of president Evo Morales marched into the capital La Paz on Thursday carrying coffins of people killed in clashes with the military and police, drawing attention to the human cost of the crisis gripping that nation.
“As everyone knows, in a deteriorating international context and some social tension in the region, this is a boost for Peru,” she said. (Reporting by Marco Aquino; Writing by Hugh Bronstein; Editing by Sandra Maler)


| java.lang.Object | ||
| ↳ | com.urbanairship.BaseManager | |
| ↳ | com.urbanairship.richpush.RichPushManager |
This class is the primary interface for Rich Push functionality.
| Nested Classes | |||||||||||
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| interface | RichPushManager.Listener | A listener interface for receiving event callbacks related to inbox and user updates. | |||||||||
| interface | RichPushManager.RefreshMessagesCallback | A callback used to be notified when refreshing messages. |
| Constants | |||||||||||
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| String | RICH_PUSH_KEY | The rich push extra that contains the rich push message ID. |
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| void |
addListener(RichPushManager.Listener listener)
Subscribe a listener for inbox and user update event callbacks.
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| synchronized RichPushInbox |
getRichPushInbox()
Get the
RichPushInbox . | ||||||||||
| synchronized RichPushUser |
getRichPushUser()
Get the
RichPushUser . | ||||||||||
| boolean |
isRefreshingMessages()
Indicates whether messages are currently being retrieved from the server.
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| static boolean |
isRichPushMessage(Map<String, String> extras)
Indicates whether a push belongs to a Rich Push message.
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| static boolean |
isRichPushMessage(Bundle extras)
Indicates whether a push belongs to a Rich Push message.
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| void |
refreshMessages()
Sync the messages on the device with what's on the server.
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| void |
refreshMessages(RichPushManager.RefreshMessagesCallback callback)
Sync the messages on the device with what's on the server.
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| void |
refreshMessages(boolean force)
Sync the messages on the device with what's on the server.
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| void |
removeListener(RichPushManager.Listener listener)
Unsubscribe a listener for inbox and user update event callbacks.
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| static RichPushManager |
shared()
This method is deprecated.
As of 5.0.0. Use
getRichPushManager() instead.
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| void |
updateUser()
Sync the user on the device with what's on the server.
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| void |
updateUserIfNecessary()
Updates the user if the user has not been updated
in the last 24hrs.
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java.lang.Object
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The rich push extra that contains the rich push message ID.
Subscribe a listener for inbox and user update event callbacks.
| listener | An object implementing the RichPushManager.Listener interface.
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|---|
Indicates whether messages are currently being retrieved from the server.
true
if a refresh is in progress, false
otherwise.
Indicates whether a push belongs to a Rich Push message.
This is used for incoming push messages.| extras | Push message extras. |
|---|
true
if the extras belong to a rich push message, false
otherwise.
Indicates whether a push belongs to a Rich Push message.
This is used for determining whether an opened notification is a rich push message.| extras | Notification Intent extras. |
|---|
true
if the extras belong to a rich push message, false
otherwise.
Sync the messages on the device with what's on the server.
The inbox should be updated automatically.Sync the messages on the device with what's on the server.
The inbox should be updated automatically. Note: The listeners will be called after all of the refresh message requests are finished, while the callback will be called after this particular refresh messages request is finished.| callback | Callback to be notified when the request finishes refreshing the messages. |
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Sync the messages on the device with what's on the server.
The inbox should be updated automatically.| force | true to refresh messages even if messages are
being refreshed.
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Unsubscribe a listener for inbox and user update event callbacks.
| listener | An object implementing the RichPushManager.Listener interface.
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This method is deprecated.
As of 5.0.0. Use getRichPushManager()
instead.
Returns the shared RichPushManager singleton instance. This call will block unless UAirship is ready.
Sync the user on the device with what's on the server.
Updates the user if the user has not been updated in the last 24hrs.


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Manage track list entries
The track list is the most important part of the Presenter interface. You can use it to order your tracks, load audio and load textual entries. The following diagram shows what all the visual elements mean:
To move an entry just drag it from its current position to a new position. Doing this will not affect any audio that is playing, you can even move the track that is playing.
You can delete an entry in ways:
- Delete loaded entry
When a track list has focus (as shown by a red highlight) you can push the delete key to delete the currently loaded track. You can only deleted a loaded track if it is not playing.
- Delete any entry using the mouse
If you right click on an entry you can select delete to delete the entry the mouse is over:
When finished with BAPS you can reset each of your channels so that the playlists are cleared and all settings are put back to defaults. Choose the reset channel option to do this. In certain circumstances resetting a channel may resolve temporary audio problems such as audio running faster or slower than it normally should. When resetting a channel any track currently playing will not be removed. If there is a playing track the settings will also not get reset to default.


Native Drag and Drop
Dragging files directly onto the website
Drag external images into the container below
You are using Internet Explorer. IE only supports the 'text' and 'URL' transfer types so your experience may be limited. Also IE9 and below have no support for dragging images from your desktop to the page
Any draggable elements (images, link tags, selected text) can be dropped here, but only dragged images from external sites / uploaded images will be displayed
Some images are wrapped around an anchor tag, these won't work as the API will consider the drop to be a 'link' and not an 'image'
Notes
- Most images online will be wrapped around a <a> tag. When you drag and drop these it looks like you're dragging the image but actually you're dragging the link (which won't work below). This is a limitation of the API
- There is no concept of what an "image" is to the API. As such we need to check to see if the URI supplied has a filetype in it. We check the URL to see if it contains the '.jpg', '.jpeg', '.png' ,'.bmp', or '.gif' extension
- Some CND's use strange URL patterns that don't end in a specific file type. These won't work as the API won't be able to tell what it is.
Demo by Simon Codrington. See article.


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Afghanistan to probe security concerns of Pakistan
by https://www.dawn.com/authors/156/ap, APKABUL: Pakistan closed its consular services in Kabul on Monday, citing security concerns and an Afghan official said the government would investigate the issue, though claiming it was not officially informed of any security concerns.
Pakistan’s Embassy announced the closure in a statement, saying the consular services would no longer be available until further information.
On Sunday, Pakistan’s foreign affairs ministry summoned the Afghan charge d’affaires to convey concerns about the safety of its diplomats in Kabul.
“The Afghan charge d’affaires was informed that the officers and staff of the Embassy of Pakistan were being harassed over the past two days,” it said, adding that they were blocked while on the road and that embassy vehicles were hit by motorcycles while on their way to the diplomatic mission in Kabul.
Gran Hewad, spokesman for the Afghan foreign ministry, said that authorities will investigate the issue. “We are in contact with the Pakistan Embassy here in Kabul to solve the issue,” he added.
Published in Dawn, November 5th, 2019


15. If not now, then when?
If not now, then later. But you should be doing something else worthwhile now instead. I think one of my dilemmas in life is that there is so much I want to do and so much I want to try, but I feel like I don’t have enough time to do all of it. Just in computer science: I want to do research, work at a prestigious company like Google, work at an early stage startup, found a startup and get funding and IPO, be in management, teach computer science, be a PM, etc. just to name a few things. In hobbies/extracurricular: I feel like it’d be fun to learn how to beatbox, freestyle rap, be a DJ, learn how to dance, be a photographer, play soccer to name a few more. And that’s not to even mention family and friends goals.
The point is, a lot of times I feel stressed that there isn’t enough time to do everything. And I probably won’t end up doing all of these things, but I think another thing was that I want to do all of these things now or soon. Things take time, and you can’t do everything at one time. So if I’m not doing it now, I’m doing it later. I just need to give myself more time to try things and that way I won’t be rushed doing these things as well. And who knows, my goals will probably change, and I’ll have new interests. This question is designed to make you think about whether you are doing what you want, and if not, why not? But sometimes things take time to figure out, so there’s no need to do all of your dreams now as long as you are doing something towards one of your goals.
83. Would you rather lose all of your old memories or never be able to make new ones?
I would prefer to lose all of my memories.  But the rest of my life will also be an adventure and I think there’s a lot of interesting memories coming up in the next 60 years (assuming I live that long). : )
131. How have you changed in the last five years?
I think I’ve changed quite a bit in the last half a decade, but most people do since high school and college are really formative years where you grow up a lot. On a tangent, one thing I really liked about my high school experience was that they made us in freshman year write letters to our senior year selves and gave us back the letters senior year to see how we changed. I thought that was really cool and a big regret I have now is that I didn’t do that for college. So every year I’m gonna write my future self a letter and then I can reflect on how I change over time and how I view life. I think it’ll be pretty cool to see how my future self disagrees or agrees with my viewpoints now.
I’m not sure how much I’ve changed, but I feel like I’ve…learned a lot more about myself. It’s not so much drastic changes I think, but more of slight molding into who I am today from different experiences. I do think one thing that has changed is that I have a lot more faith in things working out in the future. I used to not really “trust” the future and I would stress every little detail, but now I have more confidence in just doing things I like and make the best decisions I can and things will work out? It’s okay to take risks and do unorthodox things and not play it safe all the time. Which is kind of strange since I ended up in such a technical major? I think I’ve also become more accepting of bad and unfortunate events and that they are learning experiences and a chance to grow.
171. Is the risk worth the reward?
Well, that just depends on a lot of things. Usually with any venture or decision, you have to consider also the cost as well as the risk and the reward. And it really depends on what you want out of life and what kind of person you are. Some things are worth it. Some things aren’t. I also think it’s best to evaluate the worst case scenario (you paid the cost and nothing panned out) and if you would be okay with that. The best case scenario is probably already thought of, which is why you would consider the risk in the first place.
254. Who impresses you?
I think I'm really impressed by people who don't take the well-worn path and pursue more unique things and don't care about what other people think about them. I really like those people who aren't scared to be different and take unorthodox paths and are confident about it. I admire people who have a certain idea of what makes them happy and goes after instead of chasing what society pressures us to value in the world.


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140 char vrsn1 GAMs are just GLMs2 GAMs fit wiggly terms3 use + s(foo) not foo in frmla4 use method = "REML"5 gam.check()— Dr Gavin Simpson 😷🇪🇺 (@ucfagls) March 16, 2017
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I've written a patch which completes Sphinx's integration with MySQL 5.5.
Up until a couple months ago, Sphinx would not compile with MySQL 5.5 at all. This is, thankfully, resolved as of Sphinx 2.0.3.
However, to my disdain, I've found out that it only partially work: the sphinx_snippets() user defined function is not included within the plugin library. After some quick poking I discovered that it was not added to the build, and when added, would not compile.
I rely on sphinx_snippets() quite a lot, and like it. Eventually I wrote the fix to the snippets_udf.cc which allows it to run in a MySQL 5.5 server.
Here are the changes for the 2.0.4 version of Sphinx:
Replace your 2.0.4 files with these two and get on compiling your MySQL server.
Compilation guide
For completeness, here's how to compile Percona Server 5.5 with Sphinx 2.0.4 including the above patches:
Get Percona Server source code and Sphinx Search source code.
I'll be using Percona Server 5.5.21-25.0. I use /data/tmp/mysql as compilation path, and install MySQL on /usr/local/mysql55.
mkdir -p /data/tmp/mysql cd /data/tmp/mysql tar xzfv Percona-Server-5.5.21-rel25.0.tar.gz tar xzfv sphinx-2.0.4-release.tar.gz cd Percona-Server-5.5.21-rel25.0/ cp -R /data/tmp/mysql/sphinx-2.0.4-release/mysqlse storage/sphinx
Overwrite with patched files included in this post:
cp /tmp/CMakeLists.txt storage/sphinx/CMakeLists.txt cp /tmp/snippets_udf.cc storage/sphinx/snippets_udf.cc
Build MySQL:
sh BUILD/autorun.sh ./configure --with-plugin-sphinx --prefix=/usr/local/mysql55 make sudo make install
Install the mysql55 service:
cd /usr/local/mysql55 sudo cp support-files/mysql.server /etc/init.d/mysql55
In /etc/bash.bashrc, add:
export PATH=/usr/local/mysql55/bin:${PATH}
Start MySQL:
sudo service mysql55 start
Login to MySQL as an administrato (typically root) and install Sphinx:
mysql> INSTALL PLUGIN sphinx SONAME 'ha_sphinx.so'; mysql> CREATE FUNCTION sphinx_snippets RETURNS STRING SONAME 'ha_sphinx.so';
Notes
See also http://sphinxsearch.com/bugs/view.php?id=1090 and http://sphinxsearch.com/forum/view.html?id=8982
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$830M fossil fuel subsidies
by The Canadian PressA new report says the British Columbia government gives hundreds of millions of dollars annually in subsidies for fossil fuel, including $830 million in the 2017-18 fiscal year.
The report by the International Institute for Sustainable Development, an environmental think-tank, says most of the money is provided to fossil fuel producers rather than consumers.
Co-author Vanessa Corkal says oil and gas companies are supposed to pay royalties meant to provide benefits to B.C. residents, including by helping fund health care and education.
But she says every year companies claim credits to reduce the royalties they pay and the report estimates B.C. has amassed at least $2.6 to $3.1 billion in outstanding royalty credits.
Tzeporah Berman of environmental group Stand.earth is urging the province to end subsidies to the oil and gas industry before the next election to ensure it can meet climate targets.
The B.C. Ministry of Energy, Mines and Petroleum did not immediately respond to a request for comment.


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class: center, middle, inverse, title-slide # 1.5 — Demand ## ECON 306 • Microeconomic Analysis • Spring 2021 ### Ryan Safner
Assistant Professor of Economics
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>ryansafner/microS21
microS21.classes.ryansafner.com
--- # The Consumer's Problem: Review .pull-left[ - We now can explore the .hi-purple[dynamics] of how individuals .hi-purple[optimally respond to changes] in their constraints - We know the problem is: 1. **Choose:** .hi-blue[ ] 2. **In order to maximize:** .hi-green[< utility >] 3. **Subject to:** .hi-red[< income and market prices >] ] .pull-right[ .center[ ![](https://www.dropbox.com/s/nw0v6bsho0ab4zq/choices.jpg?raw=1) ] ] --- # A Demand Function (for Good X) .pull-left[ .smallest[ - A consumer's .hi[demand] (for good x) depends on current prices & income: `$$q_x^D = q_x^D(m, p_x, p_y)$$` - How does **demand for x** change? ] ] .pull-right[ .center[ ![](https://www.dropbox.com/s/nw0v6bsho0ab4zq/choices.jpg?raw=1) ] ] --- # A Demand Function (for Good X) .pull-left[ .smallest[ - A consumer's .hi[demand] (for good x) depends on current prices & income: `$$q_x^D = q_x^D(m, p_x, p_y)$$` - How does **demand for x** change? 1. .hi-purple[Income effects] `\(\left(\frac{\Delta q_x^D}{\Delta m}\right)\)`: how `\(q_x^D\)` changes with changes in income ] ] .pull-right[ .center[ ![](https://www.dropbox.com/s/nw0v6bsho0ab4zq/choices.jpg?raw=1) ] ] --- # A Demand Function (for Good X) .pull-left[ .smallest[ - A consumer's .hi[demand] (for good x) depends on current prices & income: `$$q_x^D = q_x^D(m, p_x, p_y)$$` - How does **demand for x** change? 1. .hi-purple[Income effects] `\(\left(\frac{\Delta q_x^D}{\Delta m}\right)\)`: how `\(q_x^D\)` changes with changes in income 2. .hi-purple[Cross-price effects] `\(\left(\frac{\Delta q_x^D}{\Delta p_y}\right)\)`: how `\(q_x^D\)` changes with changes in prices of *other* goods (e.g. `\(y)\)` ] ] .pull-right[ .center[ ![](https://www.dropbox.com/s/nw0v6bsho0ab4zq/choices.jpg?raw=1) ] ] --- # A Demand Function (for Good X) .pull-left[ .smallest[ - A consumer's .hi[demand] (for good x) depends on current prices & income: `$$q_x^D = q_x^D(m, p_x, p_y)$$` - How does **demand for x** change? 1. .hi-purple[Income effects] `\(\left(\frac{\Delta q_x^D}{\Delta m}\right)\)`: how `\(q_x^D\)` changes with changes in income 2. .hi-purple[Cross-price effects] `\(\left(\frac{\Delta q_x^D}{\Delta p_y}\right)\)`: how `\(q_x^D\)` changes with changes in prices of *other* goods (e.g. `\(y)\)` 3. .hi-purple[(Own) Price effects] `\(\left(\frac{\Delta q_x^D}{\Delta p_x}\right)\)`: how `\(q_x^D\)` changes with changes in price (of `\(x)\)` ] ] .pull-right[ .center[ ![](https://www.dropbox.com/s/nw0v6bsho0ab4zq/choices.jpg?raw=1) ] ] --- class: inverse, center, middle # Income Effect --- # Income Effect .pull-left[ - .hi[Income effect]: change in optimal consumption of a good associated with a change in (nominal) income, holding relative prices constant `$$\frac{\Delta q_D}{\Delta m} >^{?}< 0$$` ] .pull-right[ .center[ ![](https://www.dropbox.com/s/o3xue15ltcrg9ni/income.png?raw=1) ] ] --- # Income Effect (Normal) .pull-left[ - Consider football tickets and vacation days ] .pull-right[  ] --- # Income Effect (Normal) .pull-left[ - Consider football tickets and vacation days - Suppose income `\((m)\)` increases ] .pull-right[  ] --- # Income Effect (Normal) .pull-left[ - Consider football tickets and vacation days - Suppose income `\((m)\)` increases - At new optimum `\((B)\)`, consumes more of both - Then both goods are .hi[normal goods] ] .pull-right[  ] --- # Income Effect (Inferior) .pull-left[ - Consider ramen and steak ] .pull-right[  ] --- # Income Effect (Inferior) .pull-left[ - Consider ramen and steak - Suppose income `\((m)\)` increases ] .pull-right[  ] --- # Income Effect (Inferior) .pull-left[ - Consider ramen and steak - Suppose income `\((m)\)` increases - At new optimum `\((B)\)`, consumes more steak, less ramen - Steak is a .hi[normal good], ramen is an .hi[inferior good] ] .pull-right[  ] --- # Income Effect .pull-left[ `$$\frac{\Delta q_D}{\Delta m} >^{?}< 0$$` - .hi-purple[Normal goods]: consumption increases with more income (and vice versa) - .hi-purple[Inferior goods]: consumption decreases with more income (and vice versa) ] .pull-right[ .center[ ![](https://www.dropbox.com/s/o3xue15ltcrg9ni/income.png?raw=1) ] ] --- class: inverse, center, middle # Digression: Measuring Change --- # Quantifying Changes I - Several ways we can talk about how a measure **changes** over time, from time `\(t_1 \rightarrow t_2\)` - .hi-purple[Difference `\\((\Delta)\\)`:] the difference between the value at time `\(t_1\)` and time `\(t_2\)` `$$\Delta t=t_2-t_1$$` --- # Quantifying Changes II - Several ways we can talk about how a measure **changes** over time, from time `\(t_1 \rightarrow t_2\)` - .hi-purple[Difference `\\((\Delta)\\)`:] the difference between the value at time `\(t_1\)` and time `\(t_2\)` `$$\Delta t=t_2-t_1$$` - .hi-purple[Relative Difference]: the difference expressed **in terms of the original value** `$$\frac{\Delta t}{t_1} = \frac{t_2-t_1}{t_1}$$` this becomes a proportion (a decimal) --- # Quantifying Changes III - .hi-purple[Percentage Change (Growth Rate)]: **relative** difference expressed as a **percentage** `$$\begin{align*} \% \Delta &= \frac{\Delta t}{t_1} \times 100\%\\ &=\frac{t_2-t_1}{t_1} \times 100\% \\ \end{align*}$$` --- # A Simple Example Growth Rate .bg-washed-green.b--dark-green.ba.bw2.br3.shadow-5.ph4.mt5[ .green[**Example**:] A country's GDP is $100bn in 2019, and $120bn in 2020. Calculate the country's GDP growth rate for 2020: ] --- # Elasticity, in General .left-column[ `$$\epsilon_{y,x} = \frac{\% \Delta y}{\% \Delta x}=\cfrac{\frac{\Delta y}{y}}{\frac{\Delta x}{x}}$$` ] .right-column[ - An .hi[elasticity] between any two variables `\(y\)` and `\(x\)` describes the .hi-purple[responsiveness] of a variable `\((y)\)` to a change in another `\((x)\)`. - (relative change in `\(y\)`) over (relative change in `\(x\)`) ] --- # Elasticity, in General .left-column[ `$$\epsilon_{y,x} = \frac{\% \Delta y}{\% \Delta x}=\cfrac{\frac{\Delta y}{y}}{\frac{\Delta x}{x}}$$` ] .right-column[ - An .hi[elasticity] between any two variables `\(y\)` and `\(x\)` describes the .hi-purple[responsiveness] of a variable `\((y)\)` to a change in another `\((x)\)`. - (relative change in `\(y\)`) over (relative change in `\(x\)`) - .hi-purple[Interpretation: `\\(\epsilon_{y,x}=\\)` the *percentage change* in `\\(y\\)` from a *1%* change in `\\(x\\)`] ] --- # Elasticity, in General .left-column[ `$$\epsilon_{y,x} = \frac{\% \Delta y}{\% \Delta x}=\cfrac{\frac{\Delta y}{y}}{\frac{\Delta x}{x}}$$` ] .right-column[ - An .hi[elasticity] between any two variables `\(y\)` and `\(x\)` describes the .hi-purple[responsiveness] of a variable `\((y)\)` to a change in another `\((x)\)`. - (relative change in `\(y\)`) over (relative change in `\(x\)`) - .hi-purple[Interpretation: `\\(\epsilon_{y,x}=\\)` the *percentage change* in `\\(y\\)` from a *1%* change in `\\(x\\)`] - **Unitless**: easy comparisons between **any 2 variables** - e.g. crime rates and police, GDP and gov't spending, inequality and corruption ] --- # Income Elasticity of Demand I - The .hi[income elasticity of demand] measures how much quantity demanded `\((q_D)\)` changes in response to a change in income `\((m)\)` `$$\epsilon_{q,m}= \frac{\% \Delta q_D}{\% \Delta m}$$` --- # Income Elasticity of Demand I - The .hi[income elasticity of demand] measures how much quantity demanded `\((q_D)\)` changes in response to a change in income `\((m)\)` `$$\epsilon_{q,m}= \frac{\% \Delta q_D}{\% \Delta m}$$` - If `\(\epsilon_{q,m}\)` is **negative**: an .hi-purple[inferior] good --- # Income Elasticity of Demand I - The .hi[income elasticity of demand] measures how much quantity demanded `\((q_D)\)` changes in response to a change in income `\((m)\)` `$$\epsilon_{q,m}= \frac{\% \Delta q_D}{\% \Delta m}$$` - If `\(\epsilon_{q,m}\)` is **negative**: an .hi-purple[inferior] good - If `\(\epsilon_{q,m}\)` is **positive**: a .hi-purple[normal] good --- # Income Elasticity of Demand I - The .hi[income elasticity of demand] measures how much quantity demanded `\((q_D)\)` changes in response to a change in income `\((m)\)` `$$\epsilon_{q,m}= \frac{\% \Delta q_D}{\% \Delta m}$$` - If `\(\epsilon_{q,m}\)` is **negative**: an .hi-purple[inferior] good - If `\(\epsilon_{q,m}\)` is **positive**: a .hi-purple[normal] good - Two subtypes of normal goods: - .hi[Necessity]: `\(0 \leq \epsilon_{q,m} \leq 1\)` - `\(\uparrow\)` quantity demanded as `\(\uparrow \uparrow\)` income (water, clothing) --- # Income Elasticity of Demand I - The .hi[income elasticity of demand] measures how much quantity demanded `\((q_D)\)` changes in response to a change in income `\((m)\)` `$$\epsilon_{q,m}= \frac{\% \Delta q_D}{\% \Delta m}$$` - If `\(\epsilon_{q,m}\)` is **negative**: an .hi-purple[inferior] good - If `\(\epsilon_{q,m}\)` is **positive**: a .hi-purple[normal] good - Two subtypes of normal goods: - .hi[Necessity]: `\(0 \leq \epsilon_{q,m} \leq 1\)` - `\(\uparrow\)` quantity demanded as `\(\uparrow \uparrow\)` income (water, clothing) - .hi[Luxury]: `\(\epsilon_{q,m} > 1\)` - `\(\uparrow \uparrow\)` quantity demanded as `\(\uparrow\)` income (jewelry, vacations) --- # Income Elasticity of Demand II - For now, we can **calculate** the income elasticity of demand simply by calculating the **relative changes**: `$$\frac{\% \Delta q}{\% \Delta m}= \cfrac{\left(\frac{\Delta q}{q_1}\right)}{\left(\frac{\Delta m}{m_1}\right)}$$` - We'll use some fancier methods when we talk about the only elasticity you've probably seen before: *price* elasticity of demand --- # Income Elasticity of Demand: Example .bg-washed-green.b--dark-green.ba.bw2.br3.shadow-5.ph4.mt5[ .green[**Example**]: You can spend your income on golf and pancakes. Green fees at a local golf course are $10 per round and pancake mix is $2 per box. When your income is $100, you buy 5 boxes of pancake mix and 9 rounds of golf. When your income increases to $120, you buy 10 boxes of pancake mix and 10 rounds of golf. 1. What type of good is golf (inferior, necessity, luxury)? 2. What type of good are pancakes (inferior, necessity, or luxury)? ] --- # Income Effects: Example .pull-left[ .bg-washed-green.b--dark-green.ba.bw2.br3.shadow-5.ph4.mt5[ .green[**Example**]: Is the environment a normal good? ] ] -- .pull-right[  ] --- # Income Effects: Example .pull-left[ .bg-washed-green.b--dark-green.ba.bw2.br3.shadow-5.ph4.mt5[ .green[**Example**]: Is the environment a normal good? ] ] .pull-right[  ] --- # Engel Curves .pull-left[ - .hi[Engel curve] visualizes income effects: shows how consumption of *one* good changes when income increases - When positively sloped: .hi-purple[normal good] - When negatively sloped: .hi-purple[inferior good] ] .pull-right[  ] --- class: inverse, center, middle # Cross-Price Effects --- # Cross-Price Effects .pull-left[ - .hi[Cross-price effect]: change in optimal consumption of a good associated with a change in price of *another* good income, holding the good's *own* price (and income) constant `$$\frac{\Delta q_x}{\Delta p_y} >^?< 0$$` ] .pull-right[ .center[ ![](https://www.dropbox.com/s/rzp2d2x8qqulk9h/appleorange.jpg?raw=1) ] ] --- # Cross-Price Elasticity of Demand I .pull-left[ - The .hi[cross-price elasticity of demand] measures how much quantity demanded of one good `\((q_x)\)` changes in response to a change in price of *another* good `\((p_y)\)` `$$\epsilon_{q_x,p_y}= \frac{\% \Delta q_x}{\% \Delta p_y}$$` ] .pull-right[ .center[ ![](https://www.dropbox.com/s/rzp2d2x8qqulk9h/appleorange.jpg?raw=1) ] ] --- # Cross-Price Elasticity of Demand I .pull-left[ - The .hi[cross-price elasticity of demand] measures how much quantity demanded of one good `\((q_x)\)` changes in response to a change in price of *another* good `\((p_y)\)` `$$\epsilon_{q_x,p_y}= \frac{\% \Delta q_x}{\% \Delta p_y} = \cfrac{\frac{\Delta q_x}{q_x}}{\frac{\Delta p_y}{p_y}}$$` ] .pull-right[ .center[ ![](https://www.dropbox.com/s/rzp2d2x8qqulk9h/appleorange.jpg?raw=1) ] ] --- # Cross-Price Elasticity of Demand II .pull-left[ `$$\epsilon_{q_x,p_y}= \frac{\% \Delta q_x}{\% \Delta p_y}$$` - If `\(\epsilon_{q_x,p_y}\)` is *positive*: goods `\(x\)` and `\(y\)` are .hi[substitutes] - An rise (fall) in price of `\(y\)` causes more (less) consumption of `\(x\)` - Consumption of `\(x\)` moves in **same direction** as price of `\(y\)` ] .pull-right[ .center[ ![](https://www.dropbox.com/s/zotlo62afrp7q8m/pepsicoke.jpg?raw=1) ] ] --- # Cross-Price Elasticity of Demand III .pull-left[ `$$\epsilon_{q_x,p_y}= \frac{\% \Delta q_x}{\% \Delta p_y}$$` - If `\(\epsilon_{q_x,p_y}\)` is *negative*: goods `\(x\)` and `\(y\)` are .hi[complements] - Goods `\(x\)` and `\(y\)` consumed in a *bundle*, concern about overall price of *bundle* - A rise (fall) in price of `\(y\)` causes less (more) consumption of `\(x\)` - Consumption of `\(x\)` moves in **opposite direction** as price of `\(y\)` ] .pull-right[ .center[ ![](https://www.dropbox.com/s/2w0btbgwo37hrtq/cerealmilk.png?raw=1) ] ] --- # Cross-Price Elasticity: Example I .bg-washed-green.b--dark-green.ba.bw2.br3.shadow-5.ph4.mt5[ .green[**Example**]: You can travel into the city every week on Lyft rides and Uber rides. When Lyft is $20/ride, you ride 10 Uber rides. When Lyft raises prices to $25/ride, you ride 15 Uber rides. 1. What is the relationship between these two goods? 2. What is the cross-price elasticity? ]


Contributing¶
We are open to contributions to the PrestoPHP code. If you find a bug or want to contribute a provider, just follow these steps:
Fork the PrestoPHP repository;
Make your feature addition or bug fix;
Add tests for it;
Optionally, add some documentation;
Send a pull request, to the correct target branch (1.3 for bug fixes, master for new features).
Note
Any code you contribute must be licensed under the MIT License.
Writing Documentation¶
The documentation is written in reStructuredText and can be generated using sphinx.
$ cd doc
$ sphinx-build -b html . build


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Qt D-Bus
Introduction
D-Bus is an Inter-Process Communication (IPC) and Remote Procedure Calling (RPC) mechanism originally developed for Linux to replace existing and competing IPC solutions with one unified protocol. It has also been designed to allow communication between system-level processes (such as printer and hardware driver services) and normal user processes.
It uses a fast, binary message-passing protocol, which is suitable for same-machine communication due to its low latency and low overhead. Its specification is currently defined by the freedesktop.org
project, and is available to all parties.
Communication in general happens through a central server application, called the "bus" (hence the name), but direct application-to-application communication is also possible. When communicating on a bus, applications can query which other applications and services are available, as well as activate one on demand.
The Buses
D-Bus buses are used to when many-to-many communication is desired. In order to achieve that, a central server is launched before any applications can connect to the bus: this server is responsible for keeping track of the applications that are connected and for properly routing messages from their source to their destination.
In addition, D-Bus defines two well-known buses, called the system bus and the session bus. These buses are special in the sense that they have well-defined semantics: some services are defined to be found in one or both of these buses.
For example, an application wishing to query the list of hardware devices attached to the computer will probably communicate to a service available on the system bus, while the service providing opening of the user's web browser will be probably found on the session bus.
On the system bus, one can also expect to find restrictions on what services each application is allowed to offer. Therefore, one can be reasonably certain that, if a certain service is present, it is being offered by a trusted application.
Concepts
Messages
On the low level, applications communicate over D-Bus by sending messages to one another. Messages are used to relay the remote procedure calls as well as the replies and errors associated with them. When used over a bus, messages have a destination, which means they are routed only to the interested parties, avoiding congestion due to "swarming" or broadcasting.
A special kind of message called a "signal message" (a concept based on Qt's Signals and Slots mechanism), however, does not have a pre-defined destination. Since its purpose is to be used in a one-to-many context, signal messages are designed to work over an "opt-in" mechanism.
The Qt D-Bus module fully encapsulates the low-level concept of messages into a simpler, object-oriented approach familiar to Qt developers. In most cases, the developer need not worry about sending or receiving messages.
Service Names
When communicating over a bus, applications obtain what is called a "service name": it is how that application chooses to be known by other applications on the same bus. The service names are brokered by the D-Bus bus daemon and are used to route messages from one application to another. An analogous concept to service names are IP addresses and hostnames: a computer normally has one IP address and may have one or more hostnames associated with it, according to the services that it provides to the network.
On the other hand, if a bus is not used, service names are also not used. If we compare this to a computer network again, this would equate to a point-to-point network: since the peer is known, there is no need to use hostnames to find it or its IP address.
The format of a D-Bus service name is in fact very similar to a host name: it is a dot-separated sequence of letters and digits. The common practice is even to name one's service name according to the domain name of the organization that defined that service.
For example, the D-Bus service is defined by freedesktop.org
and can be found on the bus under the service name:
org.freedesktop.DBus
Object Paths
Like network hosts, applications provide specific services to other applications by exporting objects. Those objects are hierarchically organised, much like the parent-child relationship that classes derived from QObject possess. One difference, however, is that there is the concept of "root object", that all objects have as ultimate parent.
If we continue our analogy with Web services, object paths equate to the path part of a URL:
Like them, object paths in D-Bus are formed resembling path names on the filesystem: they are slash-separated labels, each consisting of letters, digits and the underscore character ("_"). They must always start with a slash and must not end with one.
Interfaces
Interfaces are similar to C++ abstract classes and Java's interface
keyword and declare the "contract" that is established between caller and callee. That is, they establish the names of the methods, signals and properties that are available as well as the behavior that is expected from either side when communication is established.
Qt uses a very similar mechanism in its Plugin system: Base classes in C++ are associated with a unique identifier by way of the Q_DECLARE_INTERFACE() macro.
D-Bus interface names are, in fact, named in a manner similar to what is suggested by the Qt Plugin System: an identifier usually constructed from the domain name of the entity that defined that interface.
Cheat Sheet
To facilitate remembering of the naming formats and their purposes, the following table can be used:
| D-Bus Concept | Analogy | Name format |
|---|---|---|
| Service name | Network hostnames | Dot-separated ("looks like a hostname") |
| Object path | URL path component | Slash-separated ("looks like a path") |
| Interface | Plugin identifier | Dot-separated |
Debugging
When developing applications that use D-Bus, it is sometimes useful to be able to see information about the messages that are sent and received across the bus by each application.
This feature can be enabled on a per-application basis by setting the QDBUS_DEBUG
environment variable before running each application. For example, we can enable debugging only for the car in the D-Bus Remote Controlled Car Example by running the controller and the car in the following way:
examples/dbus/remotecontrolledcar/controller/controller & QDBUS_DEBUG=1 examples/dbus/remotecontrolledcar/car/car &
Information about the messages will be written to the console the application was launched from.
Further Reading
The following documents contain information about Qt's D-Bus integration features, and provide details about the mechanisms used to send and receive type information over the bus: