About
Haml is a markup language that's used to cleanly and simply describe the HTML of any web document without the use of inline code. Haml functions as a replacement for inline page templating systems such as PHP, ASP, and ERB, the templating language used in most Ruby on Rails applications. However, Haml avoids the need for explicitly coding HTML into the template, because it itself is a description of the HTML, with some code to generate dynamic content.
Core Principles
Haml's development as a language is based on adherence to several core principles. These are:
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Markup Should be Beautiful
Markup should not be used merely as a tool to get browsers to render a page how the author wants it rendered. The rendering isn't the only thing people have to see; they have to see, modify, and understand the markup as well. Thus, the markup should be just as user-friendly and pleasant as the rendered result.
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Markup Should be DRY
HTML involves major repetition. Every element is named twice: once before its content and once after. ERB adds even more repetition and unnecessary characters. HAML avoids all of this by relying on indentation, not text, to determine where elements and blocks of code begin and end. Not only does this result in smaller templates, it makes the code much cleaner to look at.
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Markup Should be Well-Indented
One of the major problems with ERB is that not only does it not encourage well-indented code, it actively makes it challenging, or even impossible, to write. This leads to confusing, unreadable HTML, when it should be well indented and reflecting the underlying structure of the document. Haml automatically properly formats all tags to that it does.
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HTML Structure Should be Clear
XML and HTML are formats built upon the idea of a structured document. That structure is reflected in their markup, and it should likewise be reflected in meta-markup such as Haml. Because Haml's logic is based on indentation of child elements, this structure is naturally preserved, making the document much easier and more logical for mere humans to read.
History
Haml was created because Hampton got really annoyed having to keep hand-typing out templates. So many advances have been made in web-development, but the template has remained the same. Time for something new.
Based on those frustrations, Haml was born as an experiment. However, Haml quickly proved itself in several production-level websites created at Unspace Interactive. In fact, the entire company's development team quickly shrugged off ERB completely and have gone entirely to Haml based development.
Haml quickly proved itself to be a productivity boon. Also, designers love Haml for its similarities to CSS. Things are better in web development land since Haml arrived.
The Haml Team
Haml was created by Hampton Catlin, the author of the original implementation. However, Hampton doesn't even know his way around the code anymore and now just occasionally consults on the language issues.
Natalie Weizenbaum was for many years the primary developer and architect of the "modern" Ruby implementation of Haml. Her hard work endlessly answering forum posts, fixing bugs, refactoring, finding speed improvements, writing documentation, and implementing new features is what has kept the project alive.
Norman Clarke, the author of Haml Spec and the Haml implementation in Lua, took over as maintainer in April 2012.
Haml's branding and design were contributed by Nick Walsh.
License
The Haml implementation is available under the MIT License.


{% extends "mobile/page.html" %} {% set pagetitle = _('Oops, your request was unsuccessful') %} {% block pagecontent %}
{% trans %} We couldn't perform your request. Perhaps because the action is no longer applicable or you tried to perform an invalid action.{% endtrans %}


com.vividsolutions.jts.algorithm
Class HCoordinate
java.lang.Object
com.vividsolutions.jts.algorithm.HCoordinate
public class HCoordinate
- extends java.lang.Object
Represents a homogeneous coordinate in a 2-D coordinate space.
In JTS HCoordinate
s are used as a clean way
of computing intersections between line segments.
- Version:
- 1.7
- Author:
- David Skea
|
Field Summary |
double |
w
|
double |
x
|
double |
y
|
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
x
public double x
y
public double y
w
public double w
HCoordinate
public HCoordinate()
HCoordinate
public HCoordinate(double _x,
double _y,
double _w)
HCoordinate
public HCoordinate(double _x,
double _y)
HCoordinate
public HCoordinate(Coordinate p)
HCoordinate
public HCoordinate(HCoordinate p1,
HCoordinate p2)
HCoordinate
public HCoordinate(Coordinate p1,
Coordinate p2)
- Constructs a homogeneous coordinate which is the intersection of the lines
define by the homogenous coordinates represented by two
Coordinate
s.
- Parameters:
p1
- p2
-
HCoordinate
public HCoordinate(Coordinate p1,
Coordinate p2,
Coordinate q1,
Coordinate q2)
intersection
public static Coordinate intersection(Coordinate p1,
Coordinate p2,
Coordinate q1,
Coordinate q2)
throws NotRepresentableException
- Computes the (approximate) intersection point between two line segments
using homogeneous coordinates.
Note that this algorithm is
not numerically stable; i.e. it can produce intersection points which
lie outside the envelope of the line segments themselves. In order
to increase the precision of the calculation input points should be normalized
before passing them to this routine.
- Throws:
NotRepresentableException
getX
public double getX()
throws NotRepresentableException
- Throws:
NotRepresentableException
getY
public double getY()
throws NotRepresentableException
- Throws:
NotRepresentableException
getCoordinate
public Coordinate getCoordinate()
throws NotRepresentableException
- Throws:
NotRepresentableException


a portfolio and bio
I first fell in love with HTML/CSS when I was twelve years old and I'd learned how to customize my Xanga page. What enthralls me about programming is the mixture of code-architecture and aesthetic to create beautiful and efficient things. It compliments the way my brain works; I'm very much a right-brained and instant-gratification-oriented learner. I see web development as an intricate mathematical system and I'm looking forward to discovering new pieces to the puzzle. I always had a natural affinity towards coding and I hope to improve on the foundations I've learned so far.


Example:
class Interesting {
/**
* @deprecated Use {@link #newHotness()} instead
*/
@Deprecated
public void oldAndBusted() {}
public void newHotness() {}
}
class ElseWhere {
void x(Interesting i) {
i.oldAndBusted(); // deprecated warning here
}
}
After the quick-fix is applied:
class Interesting {
/**
* @deprecated Use {@link #newHotness()} instead
*/
@Deprecated
public void oldAndBusted() {}
public void newHotness() {}
}
class ElseWhere {
void x(Interesting i) {
i.newHotness();
}
}
By default, the inspection doesn't produce a warning if it's impossible or hard to avoid it. For example, the following code won't be reported:
abstract class A { //library code
@Deprecated
abstract void m();
}
class B extends A { //project code
@Override
void m() {
//doSmth;
}
}
Configure the inspection:
Use the options to disable this inspection inside deprecated members, overrides of abstract deprecated methods, non-static import statements, methods of deprecated classes, or same top-level classes.


All the series have a Stroke and Fill properties these properties handle the color, both properties type is System.Windows.Media.Brush you can use complex fills or stokes, here is a good article about it
mySeries.Fill = Brushes.Red; mySeries.Stroke = Brushes.Blue;
Use the Series.StrokeThickness property as you need, to draw dashed strokes you can use the Series.StrokeDashArray property, you can find more information about dashed arrays here
mySeries.StrokeDashArray = new DoubleCollection {2};
Every shape drawn by any series class is binded to the Panel.ZIndex property, so you can easily control which series is over or under in the z index, here is a short example
System.Windows.Controls.Panel.SetZIndex(mySeries, 0); System.Windows.Controls.Panel.SetZIndex(mySeries, 1); System.Windows.Controls.Panel.SetZIndex(mySeries, 2);
All drawn shapes are also binded to the Series.Visibility property so you can easily control your series visibility at run time.
Notice any stacked series (including pie series) will not only change based on the visibility property, it will also remove the series from the stacked values, and the chart will be updated as if that series had not existed.
There are some properties that do only exist at certain series, to find more info about how to customize every series, please see the related documentation, for example see /App/documentation/beta/LiveCharts-Wpf-LineSeries to get more info about LineSeries, use the textbox in the documentation section to filter the all objects and get the desired article.
Here is an example:
using System; using System.Drawing; using System.Windows.Forms; using LiveCharts; using LiveCharts.Wpf; namespace Winforms.Cartesian.Customized_Series { public partial class CustomizedSeries : Form { public CustomizedSeries() { InitializeComponent(); cartesianChart1.Series.Add(new LineSeries { Values = new ChartValues<double> { 3, 4, 6, 3, 2, 6 }, StrokeThickness = 4, StrokeDashArray = new System.Windows.Media.DoubleCollection(20), Stroke = new System.Windows.Media.SolidColorBrush(System.Windows.Media.Color.FromRgb(107, 185, 69)), Fill = System.Windows.Media.Brushes.Transparent, LineSmoothness = 0, PointGeometry = null }); cartesianChart1.Series.Add(new LineSeries { Values = new ChartValues<double> { 5, 3, 5, 7, 3, 9 }, StrokeThickness = 2, Stroke = new System.Windows.Media.SolidColorBrush(System.Windows.Media.Color.FromRgb(28, 142, 196)), Fill = System.Windows.Media.Brushes.Transparent, LineSmoothness = 1, PointGeometrySize = 15, PointForeround = new System.Windows.Media.SolidColorBrush(System.Windows.Media.Color.FromRgb(34, 46, 49)) }); cartesianChart1.Background = new System.Windows.Media.SolidColorBrush(System.Windows.Media.Color.FromRgb(34, 46, 49)); cartesianChart1.AxisX.Add(new Axis { IsMerged = true, Separator = new Separator { StrokeThickness = 1, StrokeDashArray = new System.Windows.Media.DoubleCollection(2), Stroke = new System.Windows.Media.SolidColorBrush(System.Windows.Media.Color.FromRgb(64, 79, 86)) } }); cartesianChart1.AxisY.Add(new Axis { IsMerged = true, Separator = new Separator { StrokeThickness = 1.5, StrokeDashArray = new System.Windows.Media.DoubleCollection(4), Stroke = new System.Windows.Media.SolidColorBrush(System.Windows.Media.Color.FromRgb(64, 79, 86)) } }); } } }


The Akan people of Ghana name their children after the days of the week that they were born,depending on their gender.Listed below are the days of the week and names given to them for both genders;
To confirm what day of the week you were born on and what your name would be,please fill the form below;


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ADO.NET
ADO.NET, also known as System.Data
, is the foundational library for database access in .NET. This is done via a set of interfaces and abstract classes, allowing for a consistent experience.
Of these, the most important are IDbConnection
, IDbCommand
, and IDataReader
.
Supported Databases
All databases that offer OleDB or ODBC connectivity are automatically supported.
Most databases also implement their own ADO.NET provider. that implements the ADO.NET interfaces and abstract classes. This allows greater access to the specific database's capabilities than using the generic OleDB or ODBC drivers.
ADO.NET requires the writing of SQL, which is often database specific.
Unless otherwise indicated, all examples of SQL are for SQL Server.
Libraries
ADO.NET is incorporated into .NET Framework. This includes the SQL Server, OleDB, and ODBC libraries.
For .NET Core, you'll need the System.Data.Common package.
- Db2 IBM.Data.DB2.Core
- Firebird: FirebirdSql.Data.FirebirdClient
- MySQL: MySqlConnector
- Oracle DB: Devart.Data.Oracle
- PostgreSQL: Npgsql
- Progress OpenEdge
- SQL Server: Microsoft.Data.SqlClient or System.Data.SqlClient
- SQLite: System.Data.SQLite.Core
Setup
No special setup is needed for ADO.NET beyond just a connection string.
/// <summary>
/// Opens a database connection.
/// </summary>
/// <remarks>Caller must dispose the connection.</remarks>
protected SqlConnection OpenConnection()
{
var con = new SqlConnection(m_ConnectionString);
con.Open();
return con;
}
The exact class names vary by database.
/// <summary>
/// Opens a database connection.
/// </summary>
/// <remarks>Caller must dispose the connection.</remarks>
protected NpgsqlConnection OpenConnection()
{
var con = new NpgsqlConnection(m_ConnectionString);
con.Open();
return con;
}
For information on creating connection strings, try The Connection Strings Reference.
Documentation and Tutorials
Individual ADO.NET providers may have their own documentation as well.
Bug Reporting
Most ADO.NET bugs should be reported to their respective provider maintainers.
For ADO.NET itself, issues should be logged in the dotnet/runtime repository.
Licensing
ADO.NET itself is offered under the The MIT License.
Individual ADO.NET providers may be licensed differently.


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{% blocktrans %}Choose a date from the list below to recover a deleted version of an object.{% endblocktrans %}
{% if deleted %}
{% else %}
| {% trans 'Date/time' %} | {{opts.verbose_name|capfirst}} |
|---|---|
| {{deletion.revision.date_created}} | {{deletion.object_repr}} |
{% trans "There are no deleted objects to recover." %}
{% endif %}


BREAKING: INEC official abducted in Lokoja - The Nation Newspaper
by https://www.facebook.com/CheerfulpraiseBy James Azania, Lokoja
An unidentified official of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has been abducted in SUBEB polling unit in Lokoja.
The abduction occured after gunmen shot sporadically into the air while voting was going on.
It was gathered voters scampered for safety before the gunmen went away with the official.
Read Also: Hoodlums shoot, snatch ballot box in Anyigba
Meanwhile, voting has ended at Bishop Crowther LGEA Primary School Lokoja.
Sorting of votes and counting of ballots will commence by 2pm.


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<#if LeadContact?has_content>${LeadContact}
#if>
<#if LeadOrgName?has_content>${LeadOrgName}
#if>
<#if Address1?has_content>${Address1}
#if>
<#if Address2?has_content>${Address2}
#if>
<#if Address3?has_content>${Address3}
#if>
<#if TownCity?has_content>${TownCity}
#if>
<#if PostCode?has_content>${PostCode}
#if>
Application number: ${ApplicationNumber}
Project title: ${ProjectTitle}
Competition: ${CompetitionName}
<#assign sendDate = .now> Date: ${sendDate?string["d MMMM yyyy"]}
Grant offer letter
Dear ${LeadContact},
We are pleased to confirm your grant award. It is subject to the terms and conditions you agreed to by submitting your application in the Innovation Funding Service. This includes any additional terms and conditions attached to this notice.
Your individual grant allocations are detailed in the attached annexes. These allocations are final and not subject to further negotiation or amendment.
Accepting your award
To confirm you want to accept, please complete and sign the annex attached to this notice. You should return this through the Innovation Funding Service.
Acceptance includes confirming your project start and end dates. Once your acceptance is approved, these can only be changed by submitting a request through your Monitoring Officer.
Your award will be withdrawn if you do not confirm your start date within one calendar month of this letter. Any costs incurred before that start date will be ineligible for grant unless you have made other arrangements.
We wish you every success with your project.
Yours sincerely
Ben Morris
Delivery and Insight Manager
Innovate UK is part of UK Research and Innovation
Innovate UK, Polaris House, North Star Avenue, Swindon SN2 1FL
Tel:+44 (0)1793 442 700
Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>www.innovateuk.gov.uk
Application number: ${ApplicationNumber}
Project title: ${ProjectTitle}
Competition: ${CompetitionName}
Date: ${sendDate?string["d MMMM yyyy"]}
I accept, on behalf of the project, the offer as set out in the grant offer letter and in the schedules attached. I declare for the purposes of the offer:
Signed: ………………………………………………………….
Project Manager for and on behalf of Empire Ltd
Print name: .……………………………………......................
Date: …………………………………………………………….
Project finances: costs summary
Application number: ${ApplicationNumber}
Project title: ${ProjectTitle}
Competition: ${CompetitionName}
Date: ${sendDate?string["d MMMM yyyy"]}
<#if industrialFinanceTable?? && industrialFinanceTable.organisations??>| Industry costs | Total eligible costs (£) |
Rate of grant (%) | Total grant (£) |
|---|---|---|---|
| ${org} | <@number_format number=financeTotalsTable.getTotalEligibleCosts(org)/> | <@number_format number=financeTotalsTable.getGrantClaim(org)/> | <@number_format number=financeTotalsTable.getTotalGrant(org)/> |
| Total (industry) | <@number_format number=financeTotalsTable.getIndustryTotalEligibleCosts()/> | <@number_format number=financeTotalsTable.getIndustryTotalGrantClaim()/> | <@number_format number=financeTotalsTable.getIndustryTotalGrant()/> |
| Academic costs | Total eligible costs (£) |
Rate of grant (%) | Total grant (£) |
|---|---|---|---|
| ${org} | <@number_format number=financeTotalsTable.getTotalEligibleCosts(org)/> | <@number_format number=financeTotalsTable.getGrantClaim(org)/> | <@number_format number=financeTotalsTable.getTotalGrant(org)/> |
| Total (academic) | <@number_format number=financeTotalsTable.getAcademicTotalEligibleCosts()/> | <@number_format number=financeTotalsTable.getAcademicTotalGrantClaim()/> | <@number_format number=financeTotalsTable.getAcademicTotalGrant()/> |
| Total (all) | <@number_format number=financeTotalsTable.getAllTotalEligibleCosts()/> | <@number_format number=financeTotalsTable.getAllTotalGrantClaim()/> | <@number_format number=financeTotalsTable.getAllTotalGrant()/> |
Project finances: industry costs
Application number: ${ApplicationNumber}
Project title: ${ProjectTitle}
Competition: ${CompetitionName}
Date: ${sendDate?string["d MMMM yyyy"]}
| Industry costs | Labour | Overheads | Materials | Capital usage |
Subcontract | Travel and subsistence |
Other costs |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ${org} | <@number_format number=industrialFinanceTable.getLabour(org)/> | <@number_format number=industrialFinanceTable.getOverheads(org)/> | <@number_format number=industrialFinanceTable.getMaterials(org)/> | <@number_format number=industrialFinanceTable.getCapitalUsage(org)/> | <@number_format number=industrialFinanceTable.getSubcontract(org)/> | <@number_format number=industrialFinanceTable.getTravel(org)/> | <@number_format number=industrialFinanceTable.getOtherCosts(org)/> |
| Total (£) (industry) | <@number_format number=industrialFinanceTable.getLabourTotal()/> | <@number_format number=industrialFinanceTable.getOverheadsTotal()/> | <@number_format number=industrialFinanceTable.getMaterialsTotal()/> | <@number_format number=industrialFinanceTable.getCapitalUsageTotal()/> | <@number_format number=industrialFinanceTable.getSubcontractTotal()/> | <@number_format number=industrialFinanceTable.getTravelTotal()/> | <@number_format number=industrialFinanceTable.getOtherCostsTotal()/> |
Project finances: academic costs
Application number: ${ApplicationNumber}
Project title: ${ProjectTitle}
Competition: ${CompetitionName}
Date: ${sendDate?string["d MMMM yyyy"]}
| Academic costs | Directly incurred costs | Directly allocated costs | Indirect costs | Exceptions | ||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Staff | Travel and subs |
Equipment | Other | Investigations | Estates | Other | Indirect | Staff | Travel and subs |
Equipment | Other | |
| ${org} | <@number_format number=academicFinanceTable.getIncurredStaff(org)/> | <@number_format number=academicFinanceTable.getIncurredTravelSubsistence(org)/> | <@number_format number=academicFinanceTable.getIncurredEquipment(org)/> | <@number_format number=academicFinanceTable.getIncurredOtherCosts(org)/> | <@number_format number=academicFinanceTable.getAllocatedInvestigators(org)/> | <@number_format number=academicFinanceTable.getAllocatedEstateCosts(org)/> | <@number_format number=academicFinanceTable.getAllocatedOtherCosts(org)/> | <@number_format number=academicFinanceTable.getIndirectCosts(org)/> | <@number_format number=academicFinanceTable.getExceptionsStaff(org)/> | <@number_format number=academicFinanceTable.getExceptionsTravelSubsistence(org)/> | <@number_format number=academicFinanceTable.getExceptionsEquipment(org)/> | <@number_format number=academicFinanceTable.getExceptionsOtherCosts(org)/> | #list>
| Total (£) (academic) | <@number_format number=academicFinanceTable.getIncurredStaffTotal()/> | <@number_format number=academicFinanceTable.getIncurredTravelSubsistenceTotal()/> | <@number_format number=academicFinanceTable.getIncurredEquipmentTotal()/> | <@number_format number=academicFinanceTable.getIncurredOtherCostsTotal()/> | <@number_format number=academicFinanceTable.getAllocatedInvestigatorsTotal()/> | <@number_format number=academicFinanceTable.getAllocatedEstateCostsTotal()/> | <@number_format number=academicFinanceTable.getAllocatedOtherCostsTotal()/> | <@number_format number=academicFinanceTable.getIndirectCostsTotal()/> | <@number_format number=academicFinanceTable.getExceptionsStaffTotal()/> | <@number_format number=academicFinanceTable.getExceptionsTravelSubsistenceTotal()/> | <@number_format number=academicFinanceTable.getExceptionsEquipmentTotal()/> | <@number_format number=academicFinanceTable.getExceptionsOtherCostsTotal()/> |


drag me!
i am dragged only by my inner handle
we first register the outer box as a drag source, then change it's handle to the inner box
drag me!
i am dragged only by my inner handle
we first register the inner box as a drag source, then change it's target to the outer box


I believe a sagaciously & effectively designed website helps in creating an exceptional and outstanding brand identity. My aim is to set your business apart by creating a corporate identity that extricates you from the rest. Your business is unique for you and hence, your strategy to promote it must be uniquely designed.
Throughout my career, I have a handful of experience working as an indie game developer, web developer intern and software developer at various companies.
Below here you will see my best projects of all time. You will be shown my selected video games,mockup websites and some personal projects. If you want to see my other real life work, feel free to email me.
Meteor Shower is an action, endless driving game developed by Samrat Luitel. The player controls a car in meteor falling world and is supposed to avoid the meteorite explosion while not being crashed into any other earthy obstacles. I made this game in unity engine and I think it is best fit to show my game development skills.
Memoir tangle is a simple puzzled base addictive memory game,keep you playing it!. Memorize the correct path we show you earlier and have fun following it in bottom down camera with added twist and blocks.It was my first game in puzzled based category
This demo website showcases an admin dashboard and will probably give you a bird's eye view on my development skills. This website was made in html,css and javascript by using Bootstrap framework and it is fully responsive to any mobile devices.
Glozzom is my another demo website. This website acts as a way to showcase the services your company provides. This too is fully responsive to any mobile devices. It was made in html,css,javascript with Bootstrap4.
Neon Tic Tac Toe is a classic tic tac toe game with added glowing effects. I made this game in vanilla javascript with the implementation of minimax algorithm to make unbeatable AI.
Local Weather App is my real time local weather display website. This uses HTML 5 geolocation to track your location and uses various other API's to show your local weather.
Simon Game is a replica of electronic game. This game creates a series of tones and lights and requires user to repeat it.If the user succeds, difficulty increases and if fails, game over.
Mizuxe is my another mockup website made to showcase a book. This too is fully responsive to any mobile devices. I would definitely like you to check this out.
Dark Calculator is a calculator made in vanilla Javascript. This is called so because of the selection of dark colours and themes. I do recommend you to have a glance at this.
Pata Tap Tap is the remake of the original Patatap website. In this, you are supposed to press any key and that key corresponds to a unique sound being played with animated circle. Be sure to check it out.


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The Experimental Irish XI McCarthy Should Play Against New Zealand
by Oisin McQueirnsIreland take on New Zealand next Thursday at the Aviva Stadium as they prepare for their crucial Euro 2020 qualifier against Denmark.
Mick McCarthy selected a 28-man squad ahead of the Dublin doubleheader, with the game against the All Whites an opportunity for the Irish boss to give some fringe players and new faces a chance.
After Ireland’s disappointing displays against Georgia and Switzerland, the friendly could be a chance for some to play their way into Danish contention.
But what should the starting XI against New Zealand look like?
_____
Goalkeeper
Darren Randolph has been named in the squad but he isn’t expected to be fit enough for the New Zealand game meaning either Mark Travers or Kieran O’Hara will start.
Travers was given the nod against Bulgaria in the last friendly and appears to be McCarthy’s second choice despite his lack of game time at Premier League level for Bournemouth this season.
O’Hara has been in excellent form for his club, Burton Albion this season, making the second highest number of saves in League One, but Travers, having played in the top flight, has the experience edge and is likely to be between the sticks.
_____
Defence
It’s highly unlikely that McCarthy strays too far from the first choice back four – save for the suspended Seamus Coleman – against Denmark, but the New Zealand game is still worth seeing what some fringe players in the position can do.
Irish U21 standout Lee O’Connor should start at right-back in what will be his senior debut, while Newcastle’s Ciaran Clark is more than deserving of his first opportunity under McCarthy given his return to form with The Magpies.
For continuity purposes, John Egan starts and New Zealand could be a chance for the Irish boss to see what he can do next to Clark, in a partnership that may be required at some stage in the future.
Left-back would’ve been ideal for QPR’s Ryan Manning but McCarthy did not include him in the squad meaning that, although Blackburn’s Derrick Williams has largely morphed into a central defender, he should get the nod as second choice in the position.
_____
Midfield
There are a couple of no-brainers to start in the midfield.
Charlton’s Josh Cullen was brilliant against Bulgaria in Ireland’s last friendly and his start to the Championship season has probably warranted a first competitive start and a strong performance against New Zealand will give McCarthy a selection headache.
Alongside Cullen, Shamrock Rovers’ Jack Byrne must start next Thursday with his creativity and desire to make things happen in the middle of the park something Ireland were desperately missing against both Georgia and Switzerland.
The third spot in the midfield isn’t as much of a lock but we’ve given it to Aston Villa’s Conor Hourihane who was dropped for the Swiss game but has the potential to be a key player for Ireland with the right players around him.
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Forwards
The forward line has the potential to be very exciting given the options available to McCarthy.
The Irish boss has already outlined that Tottenham prospect Troy Parrott will feature, but it should certainly be from the start to make the call-up worth it.
With Parrott as the central striker, fellow U21 international Aaron Connolly should be given an opportunity to see what he can do from the left given how impressive he has been for Stephen Kenny’s side in that position.
On the right-hand side it’s important to match Connolly’s pace from the left so Preston’s Sean Maguire gets a start in a bid to finally kick-start his international career.
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Here is the starting XI in full;


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will detect that the argument a
of the only
function in this file is of record type. Therefore, any interactions on selector
expressions over the a
variable will interact with the fields on the record-type.
Note that the treatment for Lam
variables is different from Let
bindings:
the annotation doesn't affect on the later case. This can be seen in the
test case for let bindings
Source
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On this example, `dhall-docs` will detect that the argument `a` of the only
function in this file is of record type. Therefore, any interactions on selector
expressions over the `a` variable will interact with the fields on the record-type.
Note that the treatment for `Lam` variables is different from `Let` bindings:
the annotation doesn't affect on the later case. This can be seen in the
[test case for let bindings](./JumpToRecordFieldWhenLetAnnotationPresentShouldIgnoreAnnotation.dhall)
-}
λ(b : Type) →
λ(c : Type) →
λ(a : { list : List b, cons : b → c → c, nil : c }) →
List/fold b a.list c a.cons a.nil


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Unai Emery hints claims Granit Xhaka ready to make his Arsenal comeback
Unai Emery believes Granit Xhaka is in the right frame of mind to make his Arsenal comeback having missed the club’s last five matches following his outburst against Crystal Palace.
The Switzerland international was stripped of the captaincy after he swore at his own fans having been substituted midway through the second half of last month’s Premier League match.
Xhaka has missed the last five matches in all competitions having steadfastly refused to issue a full apology, while Emery claimed the 27-year-old had ruled himself out of the recent match against Leicester prior to the international break.
The former Borussia Monchengladbach midfielder appeared for his country twice in the last week and after holding talks with Emery upon his return to Arsenal’s training base he is now in contention to feature against Premier League strugglers Southampton on Saturday.
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‘He’s coming back better. His mindset is better and this morning I have a very good conversation with him,’ said Emery.
‘My objective is for him to come back helping us and convincing everyone that he is going to be better in the short or long future with us.
‘He’s feeling better and his team is Arsenal now. He wants to come back with the confidence of the supporters.
‘We are going to decide tomorrow (if he plays) but I want to give him confidence and comfort.’
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NASA finds astronaut blood moving backwards on ISS – and bizarre phenomenon could be deadly
NASA scientists have been shocked by the 'extremely abnormal' medical test results returned by astronauts on the International Space Station.
NASA has observed a bizarre effect of human spaceflight: blood going backwards in astronauts' veins.
The strange phenomenon also resulted in blood clotting for one astronaut, sparking a panic among NASA doctors, The Sun reports.
An unnamed astronaut on the International Space Station was carrying out an ultrasound on their body – guided by experts on the ground.
Similar tests before the astronaut went to space came back normal.
But the scan taken in space revealed a clump of clotted blood, shocking NASA doctors.
"We were not expecting this. This has never been reported before," said NASA scientist Karina Marshall-Goebel, speaking to The Atlantic.
The astronaut didn't have any clot-related symptoms, but was given blood-thinning drugs for the rest of their time in orbit.
This clotting was declared a new risk for humans in spaceflight – but the mysterious phenomenon didn't stop there.
Nasa researchers observed the jugular veins of 11 astronauts on the ISS using ultrasounds.
And in five of those 11 astronauts, blood flow in the jugular vein had stalled.
"Sometimes it was sloshing back and forth a bit, but there was no net-forward movement," Ms Marshall-Goebel explained.
The jugular vein is one of the most important parts of the body.
It runs between the heart and the head, draining deoxygenated blood from the brain.
This "draining" process is essential to reduce pressure in the brain.
Stalled blood flow in veins is really rare, and is typically only seen in legs – often after long plane flights.
Stagnant blood is a major concern because it can lead to clotting, which can cause more serious problems like damage to the lungs. Serious clotting can be fatal.
Even more bizarrely, the blood in the jugular vein began moving in the opposite direction (from the heart towards the head) for two astronauts.
NASA scientists described this as "extremely abnormal", and said that the blood may have switched directions due to a blockage.
A similar phenomenon has been observed on Earth for patients with tumours that force blood to find a different route to the heart.
"It's almost like a detour," explained Ms Marshall-Goebel.
"When you're in your car and you sometimes have to go down the wrong street to get to where you need to go."
This strange condition vanished when the astronauts returned to Earth.
"None of the crew members actually had any negative clinical outcomes. I think it was probably scary for everybody.
"But I think the fact that we found this now is really, really good news, because if you know this is a risk factor of spaceflight, it's something that you can monitor and prevent," concluded Ms Marshall-Goebel.
A NASA spokesperson said the ISS "is equipped with appropriate treatments in the medical kit available to crew members".


This initialization type is identical to Types.Init and has just
one additional option
DoNotUse_InitialIntegratorState
. This
option is introduced in order that the default initialization for
the Continuous.PID
and Continuous.LimPID
blocks are backward compatible. In Modelica 2.2, the integrators
have been initialized with their given states where as the D-part
has not been initialized. The option
DoNotUse_InitialIntegratorState
leads
to this initialization definition.
The following initialization alternatives are available:
NoInit
fixed=false
)SteadyState
InitialState
InitialOutput
DoNotUse_InitialIntegratorState
type InitPID = enumeration(NoInit "No initialization (start values are used as guess values with fixed=false)", SteadyState "Steady state initialization (derivatives of states are zero)", InitialState "Initialization with initial states", InitialOutput "Initialization with initial outputs (and steady state of the states if possible)", DoNotUse_InitialIntegratorState "Do not use, only for backward compatibility (initialize only integrator state)");


Capistrano allows you to, among other things, deploy a Ruby on Rails app with a simple cap deploy
, abstracting away having to check out code, restart servers etc.
It’s just ten characters to write in a terminal, but I still wanted a “cap deploy” command in TextMate, so I don’t have to switch between apps. I was a bit surprised to find no one had made and shared such a command already, but I wrote one myself.
The command can be downloaded as cap deploy.tmCommand. Right-click and save, then double-click the downloaded file. It should slip into the Rails bundle.
After having written this command, I think I understand why no one had before. Assuming you want incremental output as the deployment progresses, things get a bit tricky.
The code (with save: nothing, input: none, output: show as HTML, no scope selector) is
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Capistrano buffers its output. After trying a whole lot of different things, the only thing that actually worked to get unbuffered, incremental output was the Ruby kludge above. STDERR.puts
, which the Capistrano logger uses for output, is monkey-patched to run Kernel.puts
after each piece of output.
I only started playing with Capistrano yesterday. If I find I use more of Capistrano regularly, I might write more TextMate commands, but I’ve no such plans at this time. If you need more commands, feel free to write and distribute your own with this as a starting point.


boost::quan::out_confidence_interval
// In header: <boost/quan/rounding.hpp> void out_confidence_interval(std::pair< double, double > ci, int m, std::ostream & os = std::cout);
Output to os, confidence interval enclosed in brackets and separated by comma. The precision is controlled by the rounding order m
used for the mean but with one extra decimal digit of precision, so rounding to m-1 th place. For example: <99.5, 156.5> rounding to -1 position (where the mean was rounded with m == 0, using the units digit to round the tens digit to "128.")
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Eliot, George, writings -- "Janet's Repentance"
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real Janet alas! had a far sadder end than mine" (347). At this point, Lewes added (in a separate letter) his opinion that "I was in raptures with 'Janet’s Repentance' when
Eliot first read it to me and declared it to be the finest thing he had written" (351). Blackwood responded, characteristically, with reassurance (352). Yet when he ventured still another criticism of a scene in "Janet’s Repentance," Lewes, revealing what turned out to be a lifelong tendency to protect
Eliot from criticism, finally wrote, "Entre nous let me hint that unless you have any serious objection to make to
Eliot’s stories, don't make any. He is so easily discouraged, so diffident of himself, that not being prompted by necessity to write, he will close the series in the belief that his writing is not relished. . . . Don’t allude to this hint of mine. He wouldn’t like my interfering" (363–64). Although the next letter from Blackwood expresses admiration for the ending of "Janet’s Repentance" (371),
Eliot apparently still rankled from his earlier criticism. As she recorded in her journal, "I had meant to carry on the series beyond 'Janet’s Repentance,' . . . but my annoyance at Blackwood’s want of sympathy in the first two parts of 'Janet,' . . . determined me to close the series and republish them in two volumes" (410). Despite their tentative beginnings,
Eliot, Blackwood, and Lewes nonetheless developed a good working relationship over the years that followed. Blackwood was still
Eliot’s editor, except for a short rift over the publication of Romola, when she wrote her last novel, Daniel Deronda. George
Eliot was paid generously for her fiction. After 1857, she and Lewes, who was also doing well with his publications, no longer had to worry about money, and
Eliot was able to give up her article writing. Scenes of Clerical Life was well received in literary circles, and although there were only three reviews, they were encouraging (Laski 55). With the publication of Adam Bede,
Eliot’s reputation was established. Her early fiction, which was drawn largely from a combination of various elements of memory and imagination, became less literally based on figures from the past after the Scenes as she began to make rapid progress in her artistic technique. Her early works were also rapidly composed. Scenes of Clerical Life was completed in only a little over a year, as was each of the long novels, Adam Bede and The Mill on the Floss. The short novel, Silas Marner, proved to be a transitional work, written as
Eliot was beginning to move toward the writing of her more complex novels,


Basic functions for plotting 2D and 3D views of a sphere, by default the Earth with its major coastline, and additional lines and points.
| Version: | 1.2-0 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 2.10), graphics, stats |
| Published: | 2017-05-12 |
| Author: | Adrian Baddeley [aut, cre], Thomas Lawrence [aut], Ege Rubak [aut] |
| Maintainer: | Adrian Baddeley <adrian.baddeley at curtin.edu.au> |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2.0)] |
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| Reference manual: | globe.pdf |
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xvinfo
Section: User Commands (1)Updated: xvinfo 1.0.2
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NAME
xvinfo - Print out X-Video extension adaptor informationSYNOPSIS
xvinfo [-display displayname]DESCRIPTION
xvinfo prints out the capabilities of any video adaptors associated with the display that are accessible through the X-Video extension.
OPTIONS
- -display display
- This argument allows you to specify the server to query; see X(7).
ENVIRONMENT
- DISPLAY
-
This variable may be used to specify the server to query.
SEE ALSO
X(7), xdpyinfo(1), xwininfo(1), xdriinfo(1), glxinfo(1), xprop(1)AUTHORS
Mark Vojkovich
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THE INSIDER RATING: 6.5 /10 --> So-so
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Al Pacino reteams with director Michael Mann after their 1995 kickass film HEAT, to tell the real-life story of the behind the scenes goings-on of one particular episode of the CBS news magazine show "60 Minutes". Ironically, this film seems to go on as long as three episodes of that show.
PLOT: Cigarette company Vice-President gets fired after he disagrees with company policy on how to produce their cigarettes. When his firm begins tossing veiled threats towards him, the man gets angry and thinks seriously about exposing his industry's lies about nicotine addiction to a worldwide audience on TV's "60 Minutes". This movie documents the entire events of this true-life historical case.
CRITIQUE: Interesting story...great actors...well-developed characters...unique style...do not an overall great film make. This film suffers from something that a lot of major films from big name directors have been suffering with over the past year or so: it runs too long and is not engrossing enough to warrant our attention for that lengthy amount of time. It's too bad because the story told here is definitely one that has all the elements of an engaging drama set in place, but when spread across a canvas so vast, it seems to lose any emotional power or deeper resonance. Another thing which I've only recently noticed in Michael Mann's last two films is his lack of female character involvement. It's strange because he seems to have plenty of women in his films, but along with questionable casting calls, they do little but stand around and appear on screen.
The main actors in this film are all in their top form, with Christopher Plummer finally getting a decent role from which he could orchestrate his talent. Pacino is perfect as the idealistic producer who realizes early on that all he's truly got in his corner is "his word" and he doesn't intent on losing it. Give the man an Oscar just for keeping his acting decibel level on an even keel! (Hoo-hah!)  Having said all that, the story told in the film was really just another behind the scenes movie about an industry and a specific "story gone bad", but nothing more dramatically effective than that. I'm not sure if people are equating this film's greatness with the grandeur of its actual ramifications (which eventually led to a court ruling of approximately $250BILLION against the tobacco companies), but I thought the drama in the film was simple and interesting, but nothing more. I would suggest you see it if you love any of the main actors, or if the story line is of particular interest to you, otherwise, you could wait for video and fully appreciate the reason why fast-forward buttons were created. C'mon Michael...how 'bout cutting out some of those lingering slo-mos for God's sakes!!
Little Known Facts about this film and its stars: Actor Al Pacino has dated all kinds of actresses. Besides his current girlfriend, Mrs. Griswold herself, Beverly D'Angelo, he has reportedly maintained relationships with Kathleen Quinlan, Diane Keaton, Debra Winger, Penelope Ann Miller and Tuesday Weld. His dad was an insurance agent named Salvatore Pacino and his mom, Rose Pacino, died when Al was just 22. He's also been known to have turned down some big roles including KRAMER VS KRAMER, BORN ON THE FOURTH OF JULY, APOCALYPSE NOW, PRETTY WOMAN, CRIMSON TIDE (The Gene Hackman part) and STAR WARS?? (Apparently, he was offered the role of Han Solo, which eventually went to an unknown actor named Harrison Ford). Actor Russell Crowe was born in New Zealand but grew up in Australia. Not surprisingly, he has been smoking since he was 10 and acting since he was six. Actor Christopher Plummer's full name is Arthur Christopher Orme Plummer. He was born in Toronto, Canada and is probably best remembered as the loveable anal-retentive father of those nutty Von Trapp kids from 1965's THE SOUND OF MUSIC, Captain Von Trapp. For anyone who still doesn't know, director Michael Mann began his career as a writer on the popular "Starsky and Hutch" TV series. His greatest TV success came when he created and produced the even more popular "Miami Vice" series. His feature film directorial debut was the 1981 James Caan film THIEF. The man who plays the Sheikh Fadlallah is in this movie is Cliff Curtis, the same actor who played the excellent role of drug dealer Cy Coates in Martin Scorsese's BRINGING OUT THE DEAD (6.5/10). The real tobacco whistle-blower Jeffrey Wigand says this movie took some liberties with his story, but is essentially accurate. In one scene, the former Brown & Williamson executive is portrayed as hitting golf balls at a driving range while a burly man watches him. "Did that happen? No." Wigand said. But Wigand said the movie accurately portrays the kinds of threats he and his family faced after publicly addressing health and smoking issues in 1995. "Its fidelity to the actual facts is acceptable," Wigand said. Wigand is in Nebraska giving speeches on his experiences. He said he is donating his speaking fees to his nonprofit organization, Smoke-Free Kids, based in Charleston, S.C. This film is based on the Vanity Fair article written by Marie Brenner entitled "The Man Who Knew Too Much".
Review Date: November 4, 1999 Director: Michael Mann Writers: Michael Mann and Eric Roth Producers: Michael Mann and Pieter Jan Brugge Actors: Al Pacino as Lowell Bergman Russell Crowe as Jeffrey Wigand Christopher Plummer as Mike Wallace Genre: Drama Year of Release: 1999 --------------------------------------- JoBlo's Movie Emporium http://www.joblo.com --------------------------------------- (c) 1999 Berge Garabedian
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getMask.Rd
Get a binary mask image from the given image after thresholding.
getMask(img, lowThresh, highThresh, cleanup = 2)
| img | Input image. Can be an |
|---|---|
| lowThresh | An inclusive lower threshold for voxels to be included in the mask. |
| highThresh | An inclusive upper threshold for voxels to be included in the mask. |
| cleanup | If |
Object of type antsImage
containing the mask image. The
voxel intensities will be binarized, 1 for voxels in the mask and 0 outside.
If cleanup
is >0
, the following steps are applied
Erosion with radius 2 voxels
Retain largest component
Dilation with radius 1 voxel
Morphological closing
These functions are available in iMath, see the operations “ME”, “GetLargestComponent”, “MD”, “FillHoles”.
img = ri( 1 ) mask= getMask( img ) testthat::expect_error(getMask( img , lowThresh = "hey")) pixeltype(img) = "unsigned int" mask2<-getMask( img )


001 002/* 003 * Copyright (C) 2015 Archie L. Cobbs. All rights reserved. 004 */ 005 006package org.jsimpledb.util; 007 008import com.google.common.base.Preconditions; 009 010import java.io.Closeable; 011import java.lang.ref.ReferenceQueue; 012import java.lang.ref.WeakReference; 013import java.util.ArrayList; 014import java.util.HashSet; 015 016import org.slf4j.Logger; 017import org.slf4j.LoggerFactory; 018 019/** 020 * Keeps track of {@link Closeable} objects (termed items) that must be reliably {@linkplain Closeable#close closed} 021 * prior to shutting down some associated context, but that also must not be closed prior to becoming unreachable, when 022 * the straightforward strategy of just storing them until context shutdown would require too much memory. In a 023 * typical scenario, these items are returned (indirectly by reference from some associated holder object) from some 024 * method to callers who cannot be expected to reliably close them. Following the simple strategy of just storing all unclosed 025 * items until context shutdown means unbounded memory use can occur; this class solves that problem. 026 * 027 *
 028 * For each such context, an instance of this class may be used to register and track the associated items, 029 * guaranteeing that they will always eventually be closed, but doing so in a way that avoids memory leaks: 030 * For each item, there must be a corresponding holder object containing a reference to it. The holder objects are 031 * then tracked by this class using weak references. When a holder object is no longer strongly referenced, the corresponding 032 * item is closed. With this scheme, no memory leak occurs due to this tracking, even when arbitrarily many items are created. 033 * This of course assumes that when a holder object is no longer referenced, the associated item may be safely closed. 034 *
 035 * 036 *
 037 * A registered {@link Closeable} item is closed at the first occurrence of any of the following: 038 *
 039 *
 040 *
The application itself invokes {@link Closeable#close Closeable.close()} on the item
 041 *
The associated holder object is no longer strongly referenced, and then {@link #poll} is invoked
 042 *
{@link CloseableTracker#close} is invoked
 043 *
{@link CloseableTracker#finalize} is invoked (i.e., this instance is garbage collected)
 044 *
 045 * 046 *
 047 * Note that {@link Closeable#close Closeable.close()} is required to be idempotent, so application usage 048 * that results in eager closing of items is appropriate and encouraged. Use of this class may occasionally 049 * result in {@link Closeable#close Closeable.close()} being invoked more than once for registered items. 050 *
 051 * 052 *
 053 * Instances of this class are thread safe. 054 *
 055 */ 056public class CloseableTracker implements Closeable { 057 058 protected final Logger log = LoggerFactory.getLogger(this.getClass()); 059 060 private HashSet<HolderRef> unclosedItems; 061 private ReferenceQueue<Object> queue; 062 063// Constructors 064 065 /** 066 * Constructor. 067 */ 068 public CloseableTracker() { 069 this.reset(); 070 } 071 072// Public API 073 074 /** 075 * Add an item to the set of items being tracked by this instance. 076 * 077 * @param holder item's holder 078 * @param item item to track 079 * @throws IllegalArgumentException if either parameter is null 080 */ 081 public synchronized void add(Object holder, Closeable item) { 082 this.unclosedItems.add(new HolderRef(holder, item, this.queue)); 083 } 084 085 /** 086 * Poll the internal weak reference queue and close any unclosed items whose holders are no longer reachable. 087 * 088 *
 089 * Applications should invoke this method periodically to avoid memory leaks. 090 *
 091 */ 092 public void poll() { 093 094 // Poll for refs and close the associated items 095 ArrayList<HolderRef> closedItems = null; 096 for (HolderRef ref; (ref = (HolderRef)this.queue.poll()) != null; ) { 097 if (closedItems == null) 098 closedItems = new ArrayList<>(); 099 final Closeable item = ref.getItem(); 100 try { 101 item.close(); 102 } catch (Throwable e) { 103 this.exceptionDuringClose(item, e); 104 } 105 closedItems.add(ref); 106 } 107 108 // Remove closed items from the set of unclosed items 109 if (closedItems != null) { 110 synchronized (this) { 111 this.unclosedItems.removeAll(closedItems); 112 } 113 } 114 } 115 116 /** 117 * Close all unclosed items associated with this instance. 118 * 119 *
 120 * The implementation in {@link CloseableTracker} just invokes {@link #reset}. 121 *
 122 */ 123 @Override 124 public void close() { 125 this.reset(); 126 } 127 128 /** 129 * Reset this instance. 130 * 131 *
 132 * Results in the forced closing of all unclosed items associated with this instance. 133 *
 134 * 135 *
 136 * This instance may be reused after invoking this method. 137 *
 138 */ 139 public void reset() { 140 141 // Snapshot remaining items and reset state 142 final HashSet<HolderRef> itemsToClose; 143 synchronized (this) { 144 itemsToClose = this.unclosedItems; 145 this.unclosedItems = new HashSet<>(); 146 this.queue = new ReferenceQueue<>(); // discard old queue, everything on it is about to be closed 147 } 148 149 // This case happens during construction 150 if (itemsToClose == null) 151 return; 152 153 // Close unclosed items 154 for (HolderRef ref : itemsToClose) { 155 final Closeable item = ref.getItem(); 156 try { 157 item.close(); 158 } catch (Throwable e) { 159 this.exceptionDuringClose(item, e); 160 } 161 } 162 } 163 164// Subclass methods 165 166 /** 167 * Handle an exception thrown while attempting to {@link Closeable#close close()} and item. 168 * 169 *
 170 * The implementation in {@link CloseableTracker} just logs the exception at debug level and returns. 171 *
 172 * 173 * @param item item that was closed 174 * @param e exeption thrown 175 */ 176 protected void exceptionDuringClose(Closeable item, Throwable e) { 177 if (this.log.isDebugEnabled()) 178 this.log.debug("caught exception attempting to close " + item + " (ignoring)", e); 179 } 180 181// Object 182 183 @Override 184 protected void finalize() throws Throwable { 185 try { 186 this.close(); 187 } finally { 188 super.finalize(); 189 } 190 } 191 192// HolderRef 193 194 private static class HolderRef extends WeakReference<Object> { 195 196 private final Closeable item; 197 198 HolderRef(Object holder, Closeable item, ReferenceQueue<Object> queue) { 199 super(holder, queue); 200 Preconditions.checkArgument(holder != null, "null holder"); 201 Preconditions.checkArgument(item != null, "null item"); 202 this.item = item; 203 } 204 205 public Closeable getItem() { 206 return this.item; 207 } 208 } 209} 210


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Massive Rs 1.7 lakh off on Mahindra Marazzo M8
by Rivan RSWhile the entry-level Marazzo M2 prices remain unchanged, Mahindra dealers are also offering massive benefits on the mid-spec M4 and M6 trims.
Mahindra’s Marazzo MPV has made the impression that the Indian UV maker was hoping for. It is seen as a slightly more premium alternative to the Maruti Suzuki Ertiga and comes with a price tag that overlaps with the Maruti XL6, while still undercutting the more expensive (and larger) Toyota Innova Crysta.
Mahindra dealerships across the nation are now offering massive discounts and benefits of up to Rs 1.7 lakh on the MPV, including cash and corporate discounts, along with an exchange bonus. The highest of the benefits, worth up to a whopping Rs 1.7 lakh, is available on the top-spec Marazzo M8 variant, while lower trims get a slightly lower level of benefit – Rs 60,000 on the Marazzo M4 and up to Rs 1.1 lakh on the M6. However, the entry-level Marazzo M2 is not available with any benefits during November.
As Mahindra’s MPV is currently priced between Rs 9.99-14.77 lakh (ex-showroom, India), the benefits bring the mid-spec Marazzo prices very close to the respective Maruti Suzuki XL6 and Ertiga 1.5 diesel variants.
The table below has the details:
| Mahindra Marazzo discounts in November 2019 | ||||
| Marazzo price (pre-discount) | Marazzo price (post-discount) | XL6 prices | Ertiga 1.5 diesel prices | |
| Base variants | Rs 9.99 lakh | Rs 9.99 lakh | Rs 9.79 lakh | Rs 9.86 lakh |
| Mid-spec variants | Rs 11.56-13.16 lakh | Rs 10.96-12.06 lakh | Rs 10.36-10.89 lakh | Rs 10.69 lakh |
| Top-spec variants | Rs 14.68-14.77 lakh | Rs 12.98-13.07 lakh | Rs 11.46 lakh | Rs 11.20 lakh |
Available with a sole 1.5-litre diesel engine, which is tuned to deliver 121hp and 300Nm of torque, the Marazzo has a single gearbox option – a 6-speed manual – for now. An AMT-equipped model is in the works but is not expected to arrive until 2020. There’s a petrol-powered Marazzo coming around that time too.
The Marazzo comes with seven- and eight-seat configurations, and is currently the safest, affordable MPV in India. When it underwent Global NCAP’s crash tests, the Marazzo was awarded a 4-star safety rating – in comparison, the Maruti Ertiga got 3 stars while the Renault Lodgy got a 0-star rating.
In related news, Ford is evaluating bringing out an MPV based on Mahindra’s Marazzo by 2021.
*Mahindra prices are ex-showroom, India
*Maruti Suzuki prices are ex-showroom, Delhi
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Adobe WebPlatform team is implementing support for regions in WebKit. Basic support for region styling (color and background-color) is already implemented in WebKit. The student will have to continue our work to add support for other properties with visual impact (like box and text-shadow to name a few). Also, the student will finalize the implementation of @region rule, by adding support for the methods exposed by the CSSRegionStyleRule interface.
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Pique: It's all part of the circus but I would ask for some respect
"It has gone a little bit too far but it's part of the circus," he said
by Ivan San AntonioGerard Pique spoke to the media after Saturday's win against Leganes, explaining why his involvement with the organisation of the Davis Cup and his job as a Barcelona defender are compatible.
"I spoke with the coach (Ernesto Valverde), it was a friendly chat," Pique said about his trips to Madrid this week to watch tennis' premier team event, which his company Kosmos have organised.
"He asked what my plans were for the week and how we were going to do it. I have a phenomenal relationship with the coach. We speak every week or so.
"The relationship with the club is good, too, the noise comes from outside. The journeys are a 40-minute flight, it's like going to Tarragona by car. Is that tiring? I don't think so."
"(The debate) has gone a little bit too far but it's part of the circus, I know that. We know how it goes. But I do my job. I come here, I play football. Later I do my own things.
"I think a lot is made of it because of who I am and what I represent. I try to make things as easy as possible. There are media (outlets) that criticse you one day when you accuse them of being related to the club. Then you give them an interview and the other media (outlets) kills you. I
"People can think what they want. I respect that and I hope they respect me. People can think what I am doing is not for the best. I know what affects me and what doesn't.
"I know that the day Barca lose, I am going to take the brunt of the criticism but I've arrived at a point of my life that even when there's a lot of noise I try to do the best possible. That's it."