Account¶
Account class represents a specific account you would like to connect
Setting your Account Instance¶
Connecting to API Account¶
from O365 import Account
account = Account(credentials=('my_client_id', 'my_client_secret'))
Setting Proxy¶
# Option 1
account = Account(credentials=('my_client_id', 'my_client_secret'),
proxy_server='myserver.com', proxy_port=8080,
proxy_username='username', proxy_password='password)
# Option 2
account = Account(credentials=('my_client_id', 'my_client_secret'))
account.connection.set('myserver.com',8080,'username', 'password')
Using Different Resource¶
from O365 import Account
account = Account(credentials=('my_client_id', 'my_client_secret'<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Setting Scopes¶
You can set a list of scopes that your like to use, a huge list is available on Microsoft Documentation
We have built a custom list make this scopes easier
Short Scope Name
Description
Scopes Included
basic
Read User Info
[‘User.Read’]
mailbox
Read your mail
[‘Mail.Read’]
mailbox_shared
Read shared mailbox
[‘Mail.Read.Shared’]
message_send
Send from your mailid
[‘Mail.Send’]
message_send_shared
Send using shared mailbox
[‘Mail.Send.Shared’]
message_all
Full Access to your mailbox
[‘Mail.ReadWrite’, ‘Mail.Send’]
message_all_shared
Full Access to shared mailbox
[‘Mail.ReadWrite.Shared’, ‘Mail.Send.Shared’]
address_book
Read your Contacts
[‘Contacts.Read’]
address_book_shared
Read shared contacts
[‘Contacts.Read.Shared’]
address_book_all
Read/Write your Contacts
[‘Contacts.ReadWrite’]
address_book_all_shared
Read/Write your Contacts
[‘Contacts.ReadWrite.Shared’]
calendar
Full Access to your Calendars
[‘Calendars.ReadWrite’]
users
Read info of all users
[‘User.ReadBasic.All’]
onedrive
Access to OneDrive
[‘Files.ReadWrite.All’]
sharepoint_dl
Access to Sharepoint
[‘Sites.ReadWrite.All’]
# Full permission to your mail
account = Account(credentials=('my_client_id', 'my_client_secret'),
scopes=['message_all'])
# Why change everytime, add all at a time :)
account = Account(credentials=('my_client_id', 'my_client_secret'),
scopes=['message_all', 'message_all_shared', 'address_book_all',
'address_book_all_shared',
'calendar', 'users', 'onedrive', 'sharepoint_dl'])
Authenticating your Account¶
account = Account(credentials=('my_client_id', 'my_client_secret'))
account.authenticate()
Warning
The call to authenticate is only required when u haven’t authenticate before. If you already did the token file would have been saved
The authenticate() method forces a authentication flow, which prints out a url
Open the printed url
Give consent(approve) to the application
- You will be redirected out outlook home page, copy the resulting url
Note
If the url is simply https://outlook.office.com/owa/?realm=blahblah, and nothing else after that.. then you are currently on new Outlook look, revert back to old look and try the authentication flow again
Paste the resulting URL into the python console.
That’s it, you don’t need this hassle again unless you want to add more scopes than you approved for
Accessing Services¶
Below are the currently supported services
- Mailbox - Read, Reply or send new mails to others
# Access Mailbox mailbox = account.mailbox() # Access mailbox of another resource mailbox =<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Address Book - Read or add new contacts to your address book
# Access personal address book contacts = account.address_book() # Access personal address book of another resource contacts =<EMAIL_ADDRESS># Access global shared server address book (Global Address List) contacts = account.mailbox(address_book='gal')
- Calendar Scheduler - Read or add new events to your calendar
# Access scheduler scheduler = account.schedule() # Access scheduler of another resource scheduler =<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- One Drive or Sharepoint Storage - Manipulate and Organize your Storage Drives
# Access storage storage = account.storage() # Access storage of another resource storage =<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Sharepoint Sites - Read and access items in your sharepoint sites
# Access sharepoint sharepoint = account.sharepoint() # Access sharepoint of another resource sharepoint = account.sharepoint(resource='someone@example.com')


Files CCore/inc/Swap.h CCore/src/Swap.cpp
Swap is not just a set of functions and classes, but a fundamental idiom. Swapping means an exchanging object states as the one operation. Objects of a Small Data Types can be copied efficiently. In fact, it is a generalized definition of the such kind of types. Efficiency can be defined in another terms as the O(1)-nothrow property. But for many types (actually, for most of them) copying is either not logically possible, or not efficient, because requires duplication of a large state, and that is time and space expensive and may fail. So instead of copying we should use moving or swapping whenever possible. For example, to return a result from a function:
void func(T &ret) { T result; .... // result is built, took some resources Swap(result,ret); // result -> ret, ret -> result // null state result is destroyed } void other_func() { .... T obj; // null state, no resource taken func(obj); .... }
Swap is derivable: if the state is a composition of states and each of them is swappable, then the whole state is swappable:
struct S
{
A a;
B b;
C c;
// swap objects
void objSwap(S &obj) // efficient combination of efficient parts
{
Swap(a,obj.a);
Swap(b,obj.b);
Swap(c,obj.c);
}
};
But what the most important, Resource Host Types are swappable.
class H : NoCopy
{
private:
ResourceHandle h; // Small Data Type
public:
H() { SetNull(h); }
H(A a,B b,C c) { h=New(a,b,c); }
~H() { Delete(h); }
// swap objects
void objSwap(S &obj) // efficient
{
Swap(h,obj.h);
}
};
That is the main cause why Swap is applicable to the wide range of types.
template <class T> concept bool SwappableType = Has_objSwap<T> || MovableType<T> || CopyableType<T> ; template <CopyableType T> void CopySwap(T &a,T &b) noexcept; template <MovableType T> void MoveSwap(T &a,T &b) noexcept; template <SwappableType T> void Swap(T &a,T &b) noexcept;
Well, you already known how to use Swap (see the code above). Here is some implementation details. The function Swap() uses the method objSwap() of the destined type to perform the operation. So to make a class swappable just define this method in the class. If a type is not a class type or the class has no this method, Swap() uses MoveSwap() or CopySwap() to do the job. If the type has the move constructor and the move assign operator, then MoveSwap() is used. It is assumed, that move operations do not throw. If the moving is not available CopySwap() is used. In such case the type must be copyable. Again, it is assumed, that copy operations do not throw. Otherwise a warning is emitted.
/* NullBySwap() */ template <NothrowDefaultCtorType T> void NullBySwap(T &obj) { T temp{}; Swap(temp,obj); } /* MoveBySwap() */ template <NothrowDefaultCtorType T> void MoveBySwap(T &dst,T &src) { if( &dst!=&src ) { Swap(dst,src); NullBySwap(src); } }
These two helper functions uses Swap() to nullify and move objects. The object must be swappable and admit the default constructor.


Appends logging events to the terminal using ANSI color escape sequences.
For a list of all members of this type, see AnsiColorTerminalAppender Members.
System.Object
log4net.Appender.AppenderSkeleton
log4net.Appender.AnsiColorTerminalAppender
This type is not safe for multithreaded operations.
AnsiColorTerminalAppender appends log events to the standard output stream or the error output stream using a layout specified by the user. It also allows the color of a specific level of message to be set.
Note This appender expects the terminal to understand the VT100 control set in order to interpret the color codes. If the terminal or console does not understand the control codes the behavior is not defined.
By default, all output is written to the console's standard output stream. The Target property can be set to direct the output to the error stream.
NOTE: This appender writes each message to the System.Console.Out
or System.Console.Error
that is set at the time the event is appended. Therefore it is possible to programmatically redirect the output of this appender (for example NUnit does this to capture program output). While this is the desired behavior of this appender it may have security implications in your application.
When configuring the ANSI colored terminal appender, a mapping should be specified to map a logging level to a color. For example:
[XML]
<mapping>
<level value="ERROR" />
<foreColor value="White" />
<backColor value="Red" />
<attributes value="Bright,Underscore" />
</mapping>
<mapping>
<level value="DEBUG" />
<backColor value="Green" />
</mapping>
The Level is the standard log4net logging level and ForeColor and BackColor can be any of the following values:
The attributes can be any combination of the following:
Namespace: log4net.Appender
Assembly: log4net (in log4net.dll)
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| DOSE: |
2 hits |
smoked |
DMT |
(freebase) |
My First DMT trip was so intense, I will try to describe what I 'experienced' as well as I can. Searching the DMT forums, reading trip reports, and hearing stories first hand from good friends still could have never prepared me for what that 15 minutes of '...' included.
 My right hand man is Lysergic, my best memories and trips have been on L, my most coveted of the covets, MDMA following close second, and a grand list of others. I'll try my best:
A few months ago while building our arsenal of funnystuffs for Burning Man, our Dude had some DMT. My trip buddy and I had heard about this substance, had never tried, but were vary curious. It was pretty expensive, so we passed it up and went to Burning Man, which by the way was epic, great LSD, the biggest MDMA wafers I have seen, and one of the best Space Cadet climates you can find.
2 Days ago one of my good friends came over to my house, pipe in hand. I was taking a nap, while my trip buddy was playing some Halo. Our buddy came in with his pipe, and I got excited to burn down some great cannabis. My friend then told me that he had a pipe that he and his friend were hitting DMT out of, some of it melted, and there may be a little something something left for us to hit, 'Might get you high' He exclaims.  The point, by the time we heard 'D...M....', my trip buddy and I were ready. Our friend helped us turn down the shades and turn down the music, smoked a bowl and got ready. He told us the pipe had remnants of a sesh earlier, and to hit it like a resin bowl.
My trip buddy was adamant on taking the first hit. I really did owe it to him, while at BMAN, we didn't sync up as much as we would've liked to. The room was dark and only the ambient sound of the xbox fan could be heard. We say our goodbyes and 'as is life', our little drugbrother oath, and he takes a niice puff. The smell of plastic quickly filled the air, he held his breath deep and passed the pipe to our buddy, who promptly passed it to me. I held the pipe to my mouth started to light up, and glanced at my buddy, who was obviously on his merry way. The next 15 minute trip was both the most scared I have ever been in my life, and also a feeling so foreign to me and more than could have ever perceived.
 I think because my friend had hit it first, and it was like a resin hit, that he had heated the resin up enuff for me to get a goooood hit. The toke I took had a very plastic taste and smell to it, and while trying to hit a little more I let out a closed mouth stoner cough that blew out most of my toke.
Now, I have heard people tell me about things coming on quick, never in my life have I been hit that quickly. Before I was even done lighting my toke the effects started to take place. After my toke I held in my breath, and said 'Holy fuck, I'm tripping', before muttering that full thought I was fully integrated. I leaned back into my seated position on the couch, staring straight at our living room wall. The first noticeable change was like the world's most technical bandanna being turned to smoke by a magician, but faster.
Once the bandanna print went away I had maybe 3 seconds of thought. I looked straight ahead at the wall, it looked as if I was leaning my head from left to right, then the image became stable, and clear, very clear.  No imperfections, left, right, bottom to top perfect. Then the image stabilized, and started to fractal and appear to drop back every 2 inches, while shrinking in dimension by about 2'. I watched as the fractals got smaller and smaller, then, I my good reader, went unconscious. That's right, total knock out cold. So far knocked out my friends later told me I was snoring loudly, as if I were in deeeeeep sleep. I had never been knocked out cold, nor did I ever perceive it while in the trip.
After going unconscious, I went further in time and space and matter little and big, and everything all at once. Friend, I went on a journey. I felt as if I was being rocked straight through a vast expanse. At first the expanse was filled with what I can only think of now after as my life, or memories of it, flashing before me. I distinctly remember hands, all sizes, races, religions, ethnics, time periods, just hands, no faces, all grabbing for my body, or whatever I was made up of for this travel. I have no control over any motor skills, and it has only been about a mere 45seconds. I am traveling very fast, faster than any one man could perceive.
The hands fade away and the vivid fast moving memories stop.  I feel as if I have traveled to the end. I am not spiritual. I am very learned but do not believe in God, or any diety, other than one's body and mind, but the place that I went to, felt as if this was the end of all things, be it, God, the end of time, the beggining of time. The only words I like to use out loud are Zero. I reached a point of complete ZERO. This place to this very second still chills me. I was so far into this place, into my own mind, or out of it, that I was scared.
I started thinking very hard, but it was not forming with normal braincells I usually use to comprehend. I was comprehending on an ultimate level. I then started to hear 2 voices. The feeling on my back now started to feel as if I was in an operating room. But instead of all white clean, That very, very black from earlier. On my back, in black, no vivid colors, no specks of light, no light tunnels, no fractals. All black. Each voice is standing on either side of me, both are actually myself speaking.
'What is this?'
'How is this sooo black?'
'Why Have you No Thoughts?'
'Is This The End And Forever?'
Then I felt as if I was underwater at the deepest point possible in the ocean, being pulled straight to the surface by a very strong hand. Soooo fast. It is at this point that I regain conscious, still with eyes closed. The exact point I come to, I start coughing as if I had just been drowning. I grabbed my friend next to me with much force, and I had no idea what was happening. I paniked. They had no idea I had gone so far into my mind, and were laughing this off. My eyes had opened, but I still saw black, it took me a few seconds to start seeing anything. Then vivid light shown thru. I still could not think. I remember trying to think and hearing or feeling a force shut me up, trying to take me back to that place of zero. Coming too was pretty scary. I had no idea what I had done, not even remember smoking the dmt, I was very confused. I could not perceive what the hell was going on at all. I felt very alone.
 This puke was what I believe to be of epic, maybe spiritual proportions.  All the while he thinks I am overexaggerating (I wish). I could not walk, my body felt very heavy, immobile. I am now able to form thoughts, first thing in my head, 'What did I eat?'  My friend was half carrying me, and once outside the back door, set me loose.
I still could not walk, I fumbled down 2 stairs, off the back patio and on to the grass of the backyard. Sounds were very mechanical. Scary stuff. I fell onto my hands and knees. I had no idea where I was, then I saw a tree, it was the only thing that was familiar, so I crawled for it, reaching for it. It felt as if I was a leper crawling for a blessing from Christ. As I crawled the wild fractalization started taking effect. I crawled as if I was on a treadmill, never ending. This was in a matter of seconds, but if felt as I was crawling forever. Knowing the tree would be out of reach, I gave up and fell onto my stomach. I thought to myself, 'I am dead.
Now my friends, the blessings: the visual.
While preparing to die I could slowly start remember what was going on. I knew my friend had come over, looping some things that happened, each time skipping that fatal toke. Then from nowhere it hits me like a fact sheet. I smoked DMT, I have about 15 minutes. At this point I stopped panicking, and had the most amazing visuals. Now, I have seen many many visuals, LSD, Mushrooms, MDMA, all at once even. I am sure and will take it to the grave, that I had not seen a fractal or had a visual until DMT. The visuals I saw were on a much higher level than Acid or shrooms. It felt like every trip I ever had times 5 million divided by 6 times 50 billion. Full colors. Fractals coming on switching quickly like ink falling into a glass of water. My mind focused on 3 blades of grass and repeated this throughout the backyard. No monsters, bears, sharks, or boogeymen. These visuals were spot on. Like so spot on, if I died that moment, my life goal for the ultimate of ultimates had been achieved.
I flip over to my back, noticing that I had made it to the tree. Thoughts started to slowly come back to my own grasp. I was calm and knew that trying to fight would make it worse, so I lay there, scared, but in the know. My friend dropped me a pillow and walked away. I wanted to use it, but could not muster up the strength. I sat up to try to gather my bearings, the light was very intense, so I lay down another time. About 10 minutes later, the trip is over, mild breathing of surfaces (should let you know I have been known to always see things breathing, its pretty gnarly, dang LSD :)
I walked inside to see my homies, they were laughing at what had happened. I told them what had happened and the mood quickly changed. I truly went further than any of us had anticipated. My friend only had a little fractals and visuals, like I said earlier it may be due to him heating it up with his first hit, or me taking 2 rips. All in all it was a wild experience. I had a really bad feeling the rest of the day. I was scared of the dark that night, and just thinking about the trip got me pretty scared. My friend says I reached Nirvana, I saw I went to zero.  No problems.
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dashboard/plugins
and creating
a new one is very easy:
# 1. Copy hello_world plugin contents
cp -r dashboard/plugins/hello_world dashboard/plugins/$PLUGIN_NAME
# 2. Fix the templates namespace
mv dashboard/plugins/$PLUGIN_NAME/templates/hello_world dashboard/plugins/$PLUGIN_NAME/templates/$PLUGIN_NAME
# 3. Adjust the code and template
vi dashboard/plugins/$PLUGIN_NAME/__init__.py
vi dashboard/plugins/$PLUGIN_NAME/templates/$PLUGIN_NAME/index.html
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vi config/settings.py
base_path
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to be createdinit
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(with generic modules like app.config
and app.logger
)
from flask import current_app as app
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app.airflow_data_provider
- provides Airflow DAGs list, task statuses, ... (retrieved from the DB)app.influx_data_provider
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- lists currently fired alerts on Prometheusapp.airflow_data_provider
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Baran et al. [BDP05] show that subquadratic algorithms for 3SUM are possible in common models of computation that allow more direct manipulation of the numbers instead of just real arithmetic, such as the word RAM. The improvement they obtain is roughly quadratic in the parallelism offered by the model; for example, with lg n-bit words, they obtain an O(n2)-time algorithm. With this word size, the 3SUM problem becomes whether any improvement beyond polylogarithmic factors (or indeed, beyond Θ(lg2n)) is possible.


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Filters by date range and user should be self-explanatory. The action type filter is a bit tricky, however. The list presented here only includes a subset of the actual database values, because many values have proven not to be useful or have changed drastically over time due to the lack of having a controlled list of action types. Additionally, some actions are ambiguous in name and still need a more human-friendly explanation.
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I am enrolled in a Web Development bootcamp with EDA and I have already created my first
website. I am ready to leave my tourism career behind and think about my new long term goals.
I want to master several programming languages and work as a professional, top performing Web Developer within a team
of a big company.
After graduating from EDA the next step will be to get an entry level role in a company that will support me to grow
further. I am not striving for a management role but would like to become a highly skilled team member who mentors
work mates and is a sought-after contact person within the company for questions around everything web development.
Further ( more personal ) goals are to increase my earnings and eventually be able to buy my own house,
live a healthy life and just be happy and comfortable.
While at EDA, I would like to see me develop my teamwork/interpersonal skills. So far, I only had jobs where everyone in the team was working on their own tasks. I would like to learn how to clearly communicate with team members, trust others, support and motivate others, as well as giving constructive feedback to others. Furthermore, I would like to develop my problem-solving and analytical skills as well as to improve my emotional intelligence.
My biggest strengths are my reliability, responsibility and commitment to tasks I have started. I am a person
who is eager to learn new things and I bring a lot of self-discipline. I am honest, patient and I can stay calm
in stressful situations.
I am naturally shy and lacking a bit of confidence. This will probably be my biggest limitation as it often prevents
me from asking questions. But once I am comfortable in a team, it is a lot better. I am also very self-critical.
I am very aware that the EDA programme is not made for the faint-hearted and the workload during the bootcamp can be
overwhelming.
I am trying to stick as much as I can to the suggested time boxes in the learning material and soak in everything that
is taught in the core material during foundations and trying to implement it into my learning days. I am setting myself
goals at the beginning of every day and reflect on my achievements at night. I work with the toggle timer and have created
a work environment for myself that is almost free of any disruptions which allows me to stay focused and concentrated.
If I am stuck, I go and take a short break, and then I try it again.
I am also taking some time for self-care to recharge my energy. I exercise almost daily, eat a balanced diet, chat to friends
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I am confident that if I am able to manage to be productive during foundations and get everything done in time, I am set up
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Seeking help is certainly something for me that needs improvement. I can sometimes be too proud to ask someone for help. I often push myself to figure things out on my own ( or with the help of Google ). However, as soon as I notice that I am frequently behind the suggested time boxes or the people in my cohort are ahead of me, I will certainly ask for help. If I am stuck with something, have exhausted all my options and can’t find anything helpful on Google, I will ask my cohort or facilitator for help.
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. L.A. CONFIDENTIAL A film review by Christopher Null Copyright 1997 Christopher Null
L.A. CONFIDENTIAL, despite what you've heard, is not the best film in 20 years. It's not even the best film of 1997 (current titleholder: IN THE COMPANY OF MEN). But if you consider all films ever made that have the nasal Danny Devito providing voice-over work, L.A. CONFIDENTIAL is certainly at the top of that list.
Comparisons to CHINATOWN are obvious and appropriate. Both films take place in the Los Angeles of yesteryear, feature multi-layered crime riddles, and have stars with questionable morals as ersatz heroes. And both are very good. While Brian Helgeland and Curtis Hanson's script isn't the tight masterpiece that CHINATOWN is (the writers meander for a good 45 minutes before his story starts to shape up), and Faye Dunaway wasn't half the cheeseball that Kim Basinger is as the femme fatale, CONFIDENTIAL makes the audience do what few films of the 90's have achieved: think.
And you'll have to. Director Hanson's convoluted plot -- tracing the rise, fall, and redemption of L.A. cops played by Guy Pearce, Russell Crowe, Kevin Spacey, and James Cromwell -- is all over the map until its handy, bloody ending (body count > 25). Even then, you probably won't have all the details figured out. But at least it's fun to try.
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JS Slider is a javascript project to add animation in your navigation bars.
One can use it as sidebar menus or option drawers.
API used:
Open and close slider pushbar with api
Events
'pushbar_opening': when a slider pushbar is opening, it will emit 'pushbar_opening' event with an object { element, id }, where element will be the current pushbar element and the id is the current pushbar id.
'pushbar_closing': when a slider pushbar is closing, it will emit 'pushbar_closing' event with an object { element, id }, Where element will be the current pushbar element and the id is the current pushbar id.


Tuesday, March 3 5:58 AM
How long can a human body survive without food, and very little water? It has been three days for me. Maybe that's why I smell like I'm rotting from the inside-out? Since Saturday, been living like a weird, smelly, burnt-out, pimply, awkward, creepy addict loser, holing up alone in my house, wandering town only when I must. Soulless, zombie like. I became the walking dead.
IT BEGINS
Sunday. At 6am, 10 units IV. Stayed in my bedroom, managed to have a 4 hour nap, was driven out of town, arrived to destination at 11pm. I picked at my face in the bathroom for an hour, showered, shot another 5 units 1am Monday. Felt immediately refreshed! More energized, but no euphoria. I felt... back to normal.
Monday. I shoot about 2 points total. Spent the day in bed, writing about nothing, making sure windows were opaque, avoiding all phone calls. I tweezed my brows, went through my things over and over, obsessively handled my drugs, missed shots, I was very anti-social and strange. Today I spent 6 hours picking my face.
Tuesday. I walked to the Medical Clinic today, for the utter discomfort/pain I was going through, and I also had a horrible cough. I felt like a leper when the Dr. reacted to my answers. I almost cried while getting tested. (For all vitals, levels, tox report, ECG, blood, urine, all STD's, + blood borne viruses, etc.) The nurse painfully dug in my arm a lot before filling 10 vials. Hated the feeling of someone else's inexperienced hands controlling a needle in my arm. The whole experience was a vividly dysphoric mind-fuck. Decided to shoot a bit more because I was starting to feel horrid. Thought I overheard, 'She's shooting up in the bathroom!' A stranger offered me a ride home and there I, unexpectedly, fell asleep. Woke 90 mins later, alert, heart racing, fiending. Extreme dizziness upon rising. I white out for a few seconds, and return. Since I am out of drugs, I eat. Throughout the day, I had IV'd approx 3.5 points.
Following are a summary of effects.

WEIGHT
Sunday - 129
Today - 122
BODY
- so sore and the worst hasn't yet begun.  Mixing up words and making silly mistakes. Extreme paranoia from the claustrophobia of living in a small town where no one is anonymous.
PERCEPTION
- I overhear/hallucinate? multiple conversations both about me (how I smell, look, and some gossip) and the drug methamphetamine. I hallucinate music, and whispers of my name.
- Vision is blurred, wavy. A bit like acid, with 'lights floating on a different frequency'.
- Things appear to dart across floors.
I hope my children never experience anything even remotely related with this poison. It is an extreme waste of health, sanity and time.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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Message¶
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class
O365.message.
Message
(*, parent=None, con=None, **kwargs)[source]¶ Bases:
O365.utils.utils.ApiComponent
,O365.utils.attachment.AttachableMixin
,O365.message.HandleRecipientsMixin
Management of the process of sending, receiving, reading, and editing emails.
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__init__
(*, parent=None, con=None, **kwargs)[source]¶ Makes a new message wrapper for sending and receiving messages.
Parameters: - parent (mailbox.Folder or Account) – parent folder/account to create the message in
- con (Connection) – connection to use if no parent specified
- protocol (Protocol) – protocol to use if no parent specified (kwargs)
- main_resource (str) – use this resource instead of parent resource (kwargs)
- download_attachments (bool) – whether or not to download attachments (kwargs)
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attachments
¶ List of attachments
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bcc
¶ ‘BCC’ list of recipients
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body
¶ Body of the email message
Getter: Get body text of current message Setter: set html body of the message Type: str
-
categories
¶ Categories of this message
Getter: Current list of categories Setter: Set new categories for the message Type: list[str] or str
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cc
¶ ‘CC’ list of recipients
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copy
(folder)[source]¶ Copy the message to a given folder
Parameters: folder (str or mailbox.Folder) – Folder object or Folder id or Well-known name to copy this message to Returns: the copied message Return type: Message
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created
¶ Created time of the message
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forward
()[source]¶ Creates a new message that is a forward this message
Returns: new message Return type: Message
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get_body_soup
()[source]¶ Returns the beautifulsoup4 of the html body
Returns: BeautifulSoup object of body Return type: BeautifulSoup
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get_body_text
()[source]¶ Parse the body html and returns the body text using bs4
Returns: body as text Return type: str
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importance
¶ Importance of the message
Getter: Get the current priority of the message Setter: Set a different importance level Type: str or ImportanceLevel
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is_draft
¶ Check if the message is marked as draft
Type: bool
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is_read
¶ Check if the message is read or not
Getter: Get the status of message read Setter: Mark the message as read Type: bool
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mark_as_read
()[source]¶ Marks this message as read in the cloud
Returns: Success / Failure Return type: bool
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modified
¶ Message last modified time
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move
(folder)[source]¶ Move the message to a given folder
Parameters: folder (str or mailbox.Folder) – Folder object or Folder id or Well-known name to move this message to Returns: Success / Failure Return type: bool
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received
¶ Message received time
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reply
(to_all=True)[source]¶ Creates a new message that is a reply to this message
Parameters: to_all (bool) – whether or not to replies to all the recipients instead to just the sender Returns: new message Return type: Message
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reply_to
¶ Reply to address
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save_draft
(target_folder=<OutlookWellKnowFolderNames.DRAFTS: 'Drafts'>)[source]¶ Save this message as a draft on the cloud
Parameters: target_folder – name of the drafts folder Returns: Success / Failure Return type: bool
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send
(save_to_sent_folder=True)[source]¶ Sends this message
Parameters: save_to_sent_folder (bool) – whether or not to save it to sent folder Returns: Success / Failure Return type: bool
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sender
¶ Sender of the message
Getter: Get the current sender Setter: Update the from address with new value Type: str or Recipient
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sent
¶ Message sent time
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subject
¶ Subject of the email message
Getter: Get the current subject Setter: Assign a new subject Type: str
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to
¶ ‘TO’ list of recipients
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class
O365.message.
Recipient
(address=None, name=None, parent=None, field=None)[source]¶ Bases:
object
A single Recipient
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__init__
(address=None, name=None, parent=None, field=None)[source]¶ Create a recipient with provided information
Parameters: - address (str) – email address of the recipient
- name (str) – name of the recipient
- parent (HandleRecipientsMixin) – parent recipients handler
- field (str) – name of the field to update back
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address
¶ Email address of the recipient
Getter: Get the email address Setter: Set and update the email address Type: str
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name
¶ Name of the recipient
Getter: Get the name Setter: Set and update the name Type: str
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class
O365.message.
Recipients
(recipients=None, parent=None, field=None)[source]¶ Bases:
object
A Sequence of Recipients
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__init__
(recipients=None, parent=None, field=None)[source]¶ Recipients must be a list of either address strings or tuples (name, address) or dictionary elements
Parameters: - recipients (list[str] or list[tuple] or list[dict] or list[Recipient]) – list of either address strings or tuples (name, address) or dictionary elements
- parent (HandleRecipientsMixin) – parent recipients handler
- field (str) – name of the field to update back
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add
(recipients)[source]¶ Add the supplied recipients to the exiting list
Parameters: recipients (list[str] or list[tuple] or list[dict]) – list of either address strings or tuples (name, address) or dictionary elements
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The transaction timeout mechanism is used to control broker resources when clients using transactions hang, become unresponsive, or simply (due to programming error) begin a transaction and keep using it without ever calling committing or rolling back.
Users can choose to configure an idleWarn or openWarn threshold, after which the identified transaction should be logged as a WARN level alert as well as (more importantly) an idleClose or openClose threshold after which the transaction and the connection it applies to will be closed.
This feature is particularly useful in environments where the owner of the broker does not have full control over the implementation of clients, such as in a shared services deployment.
The following section provide more details on this feature and its use.
This feature has been introduced to address the scenario where an open transaction on the broker holds an open transaction on the persistent store. This can have undesirable consequences if the store does not time out or close long-running transactions, such as with BDB. This can can result in a rapid increase in disk usage size, bounded only by available space, due to growth of the transaction log.
Full details of configuration options are provided in the sections that follow. This section gives a brief overview of what the Transaction Timeout feature can do.
When the openWarn or idleWarn specified threshold is exceeded, the broker will log a WARN level alert with details of the connection on which the threshold has been exceeded, along with the age of the transaction.
When the openClose or idleClose specified threshold value is exceeded, the broker will throw an exception back to the client connection via the ExceptionListener, log the action and then close the connection.
The example broker log output shown below is where the idleWarn threshold specified is lower than the idleClose threshold and the broker therefore logs the idle transaction 3 times before the close threshold is triggered and the connection closed out.
CON-1011 : Idle Transaction : 13,116 ms CON-1011 : Idle Transaction : 14,116 ms CON-1011 : Idle Transaction : 15,118 ms CON-1002 : Close : Idle transaction timed out
The second example broker log output shown below illustrates the same mechanism operating on an open transaction.
CON-1010 : Open Transaction : 12,406 ms CON-1010 : Open Transaction : 13,406 ms CON-1010 : Open Transaction : 14,406 ms CON-1002 : Close : Open transaction timed out
After a Close threshold has been exceeded, the Broker will close the client's connection. The application must reconnect itself in order to continue work. If the client is a JMS client, the application will be notified by the exception listener.
The transaction timeouts can be specified when a new virtualhost is created or an exiting virtualhost is edited.
We would recommend that only warnings are configured at first, which should allow broker administrators to obtain an idea of the distribution of transaction lengths on their systems, and configure production settings appropriately for both warning and closure. Ideally establishing thresholds should be achieved in a representative UAT environment, with clients and broker running, prior to any production deployment.
It is impossible to give suggested values, due to the large variation in usage depending on the applications using a broker. However, clearly transactions should not span the expected lifetime of any client application as this would indicate a hung client.
When configuring closure timeouts, it should be noted that a timeout on any producer or consumer will cause the connection to be closed - this disconnecting all producers and consumers created on that connection.
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ESPN anchor criticized for ‘moment too big’ comment after 49ers kicker missed field goal
by Fox NewsAn ESPN anchor raised eyebrows Monday night when he took apart San Francisco 49ers kicker Chase McLaughlin who had just missed a field goal that would have won the game.
Joe Tessitore, the Monday Night Football announcer, baffled some viewers when he said that the moment "was too big" for the kicker. McLaughlin had previously nailed a field goal from 47 yards to send the game into overtime. The 49ers ended up losing 27-24. It was the team’s first loss.
McLaughlin’s overtime was nowhere close. NBC Sports Bay Area reporter Jennifer Lee Chan posted a video of where the ball actually ended up in a tunnel leading to the field. SFGate.com was first to report on the criticism.
Fox Sports’ Nick Wright called out Tessitore for the comment and pointed out that the kick he hit to send the game into overtime was with one second remaining in the fourth quarter.
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Provides definition for the standard JXTA Peer Info Service. @see
JXTA Protocols Specification : Peer Info Protocol


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| class | World |
| class | WorldGlobalAttrib |
Enumerations | |
| enum | TerrainEffect { TerrainEffect.Fire, TerrainEffect.Tornado, TerrainEffect.Mist, TerrainEffect.Portal, TerrainEffect.None } |
| Include All possible terrain effect More... | |
| enum | WorldStates { WorldStates.Idle, WorldStates.Battle, WorldStates.Wait_For_Monster, WorldStates.Wait_For_Player, WorldStates.Summary } |
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Members
(constant) Router
Contains list of all routes
- Source:
Example
// route example
{
method: 'GET',
path: '',
view: 'pages/dashboard',
Controller controller: this.dashboardController,
action: 'index',
}
Type Definitions
AdminBroOptions
AdminBro takes list of options of the entire framework. All off them have default values, but you can tailor them to your needs easily
Type:
- Object
Properties:
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rootPath |
String |
<optional> |
'/admin' | under which path AdminBro will be available |
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logoutPath |
String |
<optional> |
'/admin/logout' | url to logout action |
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loginPath |
String |
<optional> |
'/admin/login' | url to login page |
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databases |
Array.<BaseDatabase> |
<optional> |
[] | array of all databases |
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resources |
Array.<BaseResource> | Array.<Object> |
<optional> |
[] | array of all resources. Resources can be give as in a regular way or nested within an object along with its decorator |
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resources[].resource |
BaseResource |
<optional> |
class which extends BaseResource |
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resources[].decorator |
BaseDecorator |
<optional> |
class which extends BaseDecorator |
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branding |
Object |
<optional> |
branding settings Properties
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- Source:
Example
const AdminBro = require('admin-bro')
const ArticleDecorator = require('./article-decorator')
const ArticleModel = require('./article')
const connection = await mongoose.connect(process.env.MONGO_URL)
const adminBro = new AdminBro({
rootPath: '/xyz-admin',
logoutPath: '/xyz-admin/exit',
loginPath: '/xyz-admin/sign-in',
databases: [connection]
resources: [{ resource: ArticleModel, decorator: ArticleDecorator}]
branding: {
companyName: 'XYZ c.o.'
}
})


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Pika is a Computer Scientist.
Pika likes Food.
Pika likes to blah blah blaaaaagh.
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Returns information about the target pool with hook
Unique pool key. Default value is 'default'
Pool status
Wraps the Promise method and notifies the target pool depend by key
The promise method desired to wrap (fetch, etc...)
Unique pool key. Default value is 'default'
Wrapped method
React component wrapper. Props of the wrapped component are automatically updated according to the state of the target pool or pools.
The component which you want to wrap it
Settings
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All students
All students would be automatically included or added to the All students group. (Students are automatically a member of this upon sign up.)
Fresher’s group
The fresher is a group for new students in every academic year. You have the option to either join this group or not.
Student Groups
This is a social or study group, users can create themselves and invite other member they wish to be part of the group. User can either create a public group or a private group.
Joining Your Course group
Join the group of students studying your course, the group is open to both seniors and juniors studying the same course.
Joining Classes
After selecting your course, you have the option to select the classes you are taking, and join to collaborate and interact with your classmates on the Go.


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libsoup Client SoupRequest APIlibsoup Client SoupRequest API — Using
libsoup with a mix of |
SoupRequest is an abstract type representing a request for a particular URI. The SoupRequest API is an alternative to the SoupMessage-based SoupSession APIs which may be useful to programs that want to deal with multiple kinds of URIs.
SoupRequest officially became part of the
libsoup API in 2.42 with the addition of
soup_session_request
and the related functions. However, parts of it are also available as
far back as libsoup 2.34 via the
(now-deprecated) SoupRequester session feature, if you
define LIBSOUP_USE_UNSTABLE_REQUEST_API
before
including the libsoup headers.
Additionally, before libsoup 2.42, the
SoupRequest API was the only way to stream an HTTP
response body via GInputStream. As of 2.42,
there are streaming APIs based on SoupMessage (soup_session_send
and soup_session_send_async
),
so applications that are using SoupRequest with only
http
and https
URIs can be
ported to those APIs now.
There are four SoupSession methods for creating SoupRequests:
soup_session_request
takes an arbitrary URI as a string, and returns a SoupRequest.
soup_session_request_uri
takes an arbitrary URI as a SoupURI,
and returns a SoupRequest.
soup_session_request_http
takes an HTTP method and an http
or https
URI as a string, and returns a SoupRequestHTTP.
soup_session_request_http_uri
takes an HTTP method and an http
or https
URI as a SoupURI,
and returns a SoupRequestHTTP.
Once you have created a SoupRequest, you can send it with
either soup_request_send
or soup_request_send_async
.
This will provide you with a GInputStream which you can
read to get the response body.
After sending, you can use soup_request_get_content_length
and soup_request_get_content_type
to get information about the response body.
As with the streaming SoupMessage-based APIs,
soup_request_send
and
soup_request_send_async
only return errors if a
transport-level problem occurs (eg, it could not connect to the host,
or the request was cancelled). In the case of an HTTP request, use the
message's status_code
field to determine
whether the request was successful or not at the HTTP level (ie, "200
OK
" vs "401 Bad Request
"). (You can call soup_request_http_get_message
to get the request's corresponding SoupMessage, to look at the
status code or other HTTP metadata.)
Different URI types are implemented by different subclasses of SoupRequest. libsoup currently implements three SoupRequest classes:
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You can add additional URI types by implementing your own
SoupRequest subclass; set the
SoupRequestClass's schemes
field to point to a NULL
-terminated array of scheme
names, implement the various SoupRequest methods, and
then register the type with your SoupSession by calling
soup_session_add_feature_by_type
and passing the GType of
your request class.


| Celebration | Earliest | Latest |
| Epiphany of the Lord (Sunday celebration) |
Jan 2 | Jan 8 |
| Ash Wednesday | Feb 4 | Mar 17 |
| Palm Sunday | Mar 15 | Apr 18 |
| Easter Sunday | Mar 22 | Apr 25 |
| Ascension of the Lord Thursday celebration Sunday celebration |
Apr 30 May 3 |
Jun 3 Jun 6 |
| Pentecost Sunday | May 10 | Jun 13 |
| Trinity Sunday | May 17 | Jun 20 |
| Corpus Christi Thursday celebration Sunday celebration |
May 21 May 24 |
Jun 24 Jun 27 |
| Sacred Heart | May 29 | Jul 2 |
| Immaculate Heart of Mary | May 30 | Jul 3 |
| Christ the King | Nov 20 | Nov 26 |
| First Sunday of Advent | Nov 27 | Dec 3 |
| Celebration | Date |
| Mary, Mother of God | Jan 1 |
| Epiphany of the Lord | Jan 6 ** |
| Joseph, Husband of Mary | Mar 19 |
| Annunciation | Mar 25 |
| Birth of John the Baptist | Jun 24 |
| Peter and Paul, Ap | Jun 29 |
| Assumption | Aug 15 |
| All Saints | Nov 1 |
| Immaculate Conception | Dec 8 |
| Christmas | Dec 25 |
** - May be a movable Solemnity depending on National Conference
| Celebration | Date |
| Epiphany of the Lord | Sunday between Jan 2 and Jan 8 * |
| Easter Sunday | Complex formula |
| Octave of Easter | The 8 days following Easter |
| Ascension of the Lord | 39 days after Easter if on Thursday * 42 days after Easter if on Sunday * |
| Pentecost Sunday | 49 days after Easter |
| Trinity Sunday | 56 days after Easter |
| Corpus Christi | 60 days after Easter if on Thursday * 63 days after Easter if on Sunday * |
| Sacred Heart | 68 days after Easter |
| Christ the King | 7 days before the First Sunday of
Advent (i.e., the last Sunday of Ordinary Time) |
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| Baptism of the Lord | Sunday after Epiphany (Monday after Epiphany on Jan 7 or 8) |
| Presentation of the Lord | Feb 2 |
| Transfiguration | Aug 6 |
| Triumph of the Cross | Sep 14 |
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"In the following states [of the United States], Ascension is transferred from Thursday to the Seventh Sunday of Easter: Alaska, California, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, Oregon, Utah, [and] Washington."
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-- Paulist Press Ordo for 2000
| Palm Sunday | Red |
| Monday of Holy Week | Purple |
| Tuesday of Holy Week | Purple |
| Wednesday of Holy Week | Purple |
| Holy Thursday | White |
| Good Friday | Red |
| Easter Vigil | White |
| Easter Sunday | White |
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Makes Windows-style paths more unix and URI friendly. Useful if you work with paths that eventually will be used in URLs.
var urix = require("urix")
// On Windows:
urix("c:\\users\\you\\foo")
// /users/you/foo
// On unix-like systems:
urix("c:\\users\\you\\foo")
// c:\users\you\foo
npm install urix
var urix = require("urix")
On Windows, replaces all backslashes with slashes and uses a slash instead of a drive letter and a colon for absolute paths.
On unix-like systems it is a no-op.


GSETTINGS(1) User Commands GSETTINGS(1) NAME gsettings - GSettings configuration tool SYNOPSIS gsettings get SCHEMA [:PATH] KEY gsettings monitor SCHEMA [:PATH] [KEY] gsettings writable SCHEMA [:PATH] KEY gsettings range SCHEMA [:PATH] KEY gsettings set SCHEMA [:PATH] KEY VALUE gsettings reset SCHEMA [:PATH] KEY gsettings reset-recursively SCHEMA [:PATH] gsettings list-schemas gsettings list-relocatable-schemas gsettings list-keys SCHEMA [:PATH] gsettings list-children SCHEMA [:PATH] gsettings list-recursively [SCHEMA [:PATH]] gsettings help [COMMAND] DESCRIPTION gsettings offers a simple commandline interface to GSettings. It lets you get, set or monitor an individual key for changes. The SCHEMA and KEY arguments are required for most commands to specify the schema id and the name of the key to operate on. The schema id may optionally have a :PATH suffix. Specifying the path is only needed if the schema does not have a fixed path. When setting a key, you also need specify a VALUE The format for the value is that of a serialized GVariant, so e.g. a string must include explicit quotes: "'foo'". This format is also used when printing out values. Commands get Gets the value of KEY. The value is printed out as a serialised GVariant. monitor Monitors KEY for changes and prints the changed values. If no KEY is specified, all keys in the schema are monitored. Monitoring will continue until the process is terminated. writable Finds out whether KEY is writable. range Queries the range of valid values for KEY. set Sets the value of KEY to VALUE. The value is specified as a serialised GVariant. reset Resets KEY to its default value. reset-recursively Reset all keys under the given SCHEMA. list-schemas Lists the installed, non-relocatable schemas. See list-relocatable-schemas if you are interested in relocatable schemas. list-relocatable-schemas Lists the installed, relocatable schemas. See list-schemas if you are interested in non-relocatable schemas. list-keys Lists the keys in SCHEMA. list-children Lists the children of SCHEMA. list-recursively Lists keys and values, recursively. If no SCHEMA is given, list keys in all schemas. help Prints help and exits. User Commands 07/14/2012 GSETTINGS(1)


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Pat’ Famous Salmon Cookies secret recipe is revolutionizing the cookie industry. First discovered in 1990 during a fishing expedition into the Yukon where fish are so plentiful a man can cross a river walking on their backs.
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UI Accessibility Checker Web Plug-in
Contents
Warning - TableShouldHaveHeader
Error - TableShouldNotHaveHeader
Error - TableShouldNotHaveName
Error - HeaderAndTitleShouldMatch
Error - ControlShouldHaveValue
Warning - ElementHasEmptyStringAsName
Error - RepeatLinkNameWithDifferentValue
Error - AccNameContainsInvalidString
Warning - AccNameShouldNotContainRole
Error - MemberNotImplememented
This error indicates that the document does not contain an h1.
This warning indicates that a table, if it is a data table, should use < th> tags instead of < td> in the first row.
Note: This is an issue for people who rely on a screen-reader because they will be unable to determine which column a particular table cell belongs to when navigating though the table cells.
Possible causes for this warning:
1. The table has more than one row but has at least one 'td' instead of 'th' in the first row.
This warning indicates that a table appears to be a layout table, and therefore should use not < th> tags in the first row.
Note: This is an issue for people who rely on a screen-reader because the table will be interpreted as a data table.
Possible causes for this warning:
1. The table has only one row and has at least one 'th' in the first row.
This warning indicates that a table, if it is a data table, should have a caption.
Note: This is an issue for people who rely on a screen-reader because the screen reader uses the caption to identify a table to the user. Without a caption, the screen-reader cannot identify the table.
Possible causes for this warning:
1. The table has more than one row and has no caption.
This warning indicates that a table appears to be a layout table, and therefore should not have a caption.
Note: This is an issue for people who rely on a screen-reader because the table will be interpreted as a data table.
Possible causes for this warning:
1. The table has only one row, but also has a caption.
This warning indicates that the frame tag is missing the recommended title attribute.
Note: Even though AccChecker is not checking for it, the title attribute in the frame tag should match the title tag in the file being included in the frame.
Possible causes for this error:
1. Frame tag has no title attribute.
This warning indicates that the document's title and the first < h1> content don't match.
Possible causes for this error:
1. < title> content is not equal to first < h1> content.
This warning indicates there should be more headers in the document, due to the amount of content in it.
Note: The number of characters per header set is currently fixed to 800.
Possible causes for this error:
1. There are more than x characters per header on the page.
This error indicates that an element is reporting an invalid Active Accessibility role. For example, the get_accRole method used to retrieve the Active Accessibility role of an element returns an integer value that does not map to a valid object role constant (such as ROLE_SYSTEM_LISTITEM).
Note: This is an issue for people who rely on a screen-reader and keyboard for navigation because elements may be incorrectly identified to the user.
Possible causes for this error:
1. The element, or its parent, has an Active Accessibility role set inappropriately.
Related Resources
This error indicates that an element does not supply an expected value based on the element’s assigned Active Accessibility role. This implies that the element does not have the get_accValue method implemented. The following Active Accessibility roles should all supply a value:
· ROLE_SYSTEM_COMBOBOX
· ROLE_SYSTEM_SLIDER
· ROLE_SYSTEM_LINK
· ROLE_SYSTEM_TEXT
· ROLE_SYSTEM_SPINBUTTON
· ROLE_SYSTEM_SCROLLBAR
· ROLE_SYSTEM_PROGRESSBAR
· ROLE_SYSTEM_OUTLINEITEM
· ROLE_SYSTEM_IPADDRESS
Note: This is an issue for people who rely on a screen-reader and keyboard for navigation because an element that has an intrinsic value must be able to report that value to a user.
Possible causes for this error:
1. The element, or its parent, has an Active Accessibility role set inappropriately.
Related Resources
This error indicates that an element does not have a name. For example, an image that is missing an alt tag.
Note: This is an issue for people who rely on a screen-reader and keyboard for navigation because the screen reader might incorrectly identify an element to the user. An image that serves a strictly decorative purpose shouldn't have a name. Use alt="" as the alt text.
Possible causes for this warning:
1. An image doesn't have an alt tag.
2. A link does not contain text or an element with a name.
3. The document doesn't have a title.
4. A button doesn't have a name.
This error indicates that an element should have a label to provide its name, but doesn't have one.
Note: This is an issue for people who rely on a screen-reader and keyboard for navigation because the screen reader might incorrectly identify an element to the user.
Possible causes for this warning:
1. Radio button doesn't have a label.
2. Check button doesn't have a label.
3. Text field or similar doesn't have a name.
This warning indicates the element has "" as a name.
Note: This is not an issue, as long as the element serves only decorative purposes, as the screen reader user will be unaware of the existence of this element.
Possible causes for this warning:
1. An image has alt="".
2. Element has name set to empty string.
This error indicates that multiple links have the same name, but they link to different destinations.
Note: This is an issue for people who rely on a screen-reader. Because the screen reader communicates the links to the user only by reading the names, theuser will assume that the links are the same.
Possible causes for this warning:
1. At least two links have same name, but different href values. The name of the link is determined from the text within the link. If there is no text, the link gets its name from the element name within it.
· This error indicates that the name of an element contains too many characters. For example, the get_accName method used to retrieve the Active Accessibility name of an element returns a string greater than the limit of 32000 characters.
Note: This is an issue for people who rely on a screen-reader and keyboard for navigation because an element may have an unpronounceable, non-intuitive name.
Possible causes for this error:
1. The element, or its parent, has an incorrectly assigned name or label.
· This error indicates that the name of an element contains invalid characters (these characters are replaced by AccChecker). For example, the get_accName method used to retrieve the Active Accessibility name of an element returns a string that contains tab, newline, or ampersand characters.
Note: This is an issue for people who rely on a screen-reader and keyboard for navigation because an element may have an unpronounceable, non-intuitive name.
Possible causes for this error:
1. The element, or its parent , has an incorrectly assigned name or label.
· This error indicates that the name of an element incorporates its Active Accessibility role. For example, the get_accName method used to retrieve the Active Accessibility name of an element returns “ROLE_SYSTEM_SCROLLBAR_*”.
Note: This is an issue for people who rely on a screen-reader and keyboard for navigation because an element may have an unpronounceable, non-intuitive name.
Possible causes for this error:
1. The element, or its parent, has an incorrectly assigned name or label.
2. The element, or its parent, has a default name that has not been revised to a friendly name. For example, button1.
This error specifies that an exception unrelated to the verifications has been raised by AccChecker.
To report issues such as this, see the AccChecker 'About' dialog for contact information.
This error specifies that a method call has failed unexpectedly.


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Black Caps beat England
by RNZThe Black Caps have won the opening cricket Test of the summer, beating England by an innings and 65 runs.
Look back at how the match unfolded here.
The victory at Bay Oval in Mount Maunganui gives New Zealand a one-nil lead in the two Test series.
Going into the final day of the Test, England were 207 runs behind New Zealand's first innings total and three wickets down.
England needed to bat the entire fifth day to save the match.
However, after tea New Zealand pace bowler Neil Wagner claimed his fourth and fifth wickets to wrap up the England innings and the win.
Wagner took three wickets in 17 balls for just one run as England collapsed from 132-5 to 138-8 before tea, then broke a 59-run ninth-wicket partnership between Jofra Archer and Sam Curran after they had threatened to thwart the hosts.
The left armer then trapped Stuart Broad in front for a first ball duck to end England's resistance at 197 and end with figures of 5-44 from 19.2 overs.
The last time the two sides faced each other in a Test series was two summers ago, back during England's tour of Australia and New Zealand between 2017/18. New Zealand won that series 1-0.
The final Test of the this summer's series starts on Friday at Seddon Park in Hamilton.
The two-match series is not part of the ICC World Test Championship so no points will go towards the competition.


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Lille confirm 2 members of coaching staff to join Mourinho at Spurs
Lille - Portuguese duo Joao Sacramento and Nuno Santos are to leave their jobs as coaches at Lille in order to become part of compatriot Jose Mourinho's staff at Tottenham Hotspur, the French club said on Wednesday.
Sacramento, 30, was the assistant coach to Christophe Galtier in northern France. He initially joined Lille in January 2017 and worked under former coach Marcelo Bielsa, who was sacked later that year.
Santos has worked as goalkeeping coach at Lille since the summer of 2018.
Now 46, he was a goalkeeper on the books at Benfica in 2000 when Mourinho began his coaching career with the Lisbon giants.
Both men were close to Luis Campos, the Portuguese transfer guru who works as an advisor for Lille and is also close to Mourinho, who was appointed Spurs manager earlier on Wednesday.
Mourinho even attended a Lille game last season following his sacking by Manchester United.


Cardinality constraints
[Using finite domain integers]
Collaboration diagram for Cardinality constraints:
Detailed Description
- Note:
- Domain consistency on the extended cardinality variables of the Global Cardinality Propagator is only obtained if they are bounds consistent, otherwise the problem of enforcing domain consistency on the cardinality variables is NP-complete as proved by Qumiper et. al. in Improved Algorithms for the Global Cardinality Constraint"
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| void | Gecode::count (Space *home, const IntVarArgs &x, IntVar y, IntRelType r, int m, IntConLevel icl=ICL_DEF) |
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| void | Gecode::count (Space *home, const IntVarArgs &x, int n, IntRelType r, IntVar z, IntConLevel icl=ICL_DEF) |
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| void | Gecode::count (Space *home, const IntVarArgs &x, IntVar y, IntRelType r, IntVar z, IntConLevel icl=ICL_DEF) |
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| void | Gecode::gcc (Space *home, const IntVarArgs &x, const IntArgs &c, int m, int unspec_low, int unspec_up, int min, int max, IntConLevel icl) |
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| void | Gecode::gcc (Space *home, const IntVarArgs &x, const IntArgs &c, int m, int unspec, int min, int max, IntConLevel icl) |
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| void | Gecode::gcc (Space *home, const IntVarArgs &x, int lb, int ub, IntConLevel icl) |
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| void | Gecode::gcc (Space *home, const IntVarArgs &x, int ub, IntConLevel icl) |
| Post propagator for . | |
| void | Gecode::gcc (Space *home, const IntVarArgs &x, const IntVarArgs &c, int min, int max, IntConLevel icl) |
| Post propagator for
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| void | Gecode::gcc (Space *home, const IntVarArgs &x, const IntArgs &v, const IntVarArgs &c, int m, int unspec_low, int unspec_up, bool all, int min, int max, IntConLevel icl) |
| Post propagator for . | |
| void | Gecode::gcc (Space *home, const IntVarArgs &x, const IntArgs &v, const IntVarArgs &c, int m, int unspec, bool all, int min, int max, IntConLevel icl) |
| Post propagator for . |
Function Documentation
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In this interface values and their cardinality bounds have to specified such that c looks as follows (for example): , where the value 1 may occur zero times or once, the value 2 must occur at least once at most three times and the value 10 must occur at least 4 times and at most 5 times. Furthermore, this interface requires that . |
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Post propagator for
. Supports value (icl = ICL_VAL, default), bounds (icl = ICL_BND), and domain-consistency (icl = ICL_DOM).
In this interface values and their cardinality bounds have to be specified such that c looks as follows (for example): , where the value 1 may occur zero times or once, the value 2 must occur at least once at most three times and the value 10 must occur at least 4 times and at most 5 times. |
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Post propagator for . Supports value (icl = ICL_VAL, default), bounds (icl = ICL_BND), and domain-consistency (icl = ICL_DOM).
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This interface requires that . If all is set to true, every value from the interval is specified with cardinalities. Otherwise, only specified values in v are used and unspecified values may occur between unspec_low and unspec_up times. |
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Post propagator for .
This interface requires that . If all is set to true, every value from the interval is specified with cardinalities. Otherwise, only specified values in v are used and unspecified values may occur between 0 and unspec times. |


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bourgeois / lechasseur clads artists' residence outside a québec village in white cedar
by sofia lekka angelopouloubourgeois / lechasseur architects has completed an artists’ residence in the quiet village of saint-jean-port-joli, québec, which, known for its longstanding woodcarving tradition, has been a rallying point for artists from various locations around the world. the result of a an architectural competition launched in 2017, centre est-nord-est serves as a new facility open to artists looking for inspiration along the st lawrence river. marrying tradition and contemporary architecture, the québec-based architects have designed a monolithic volume reminiscent of traditional barns, clad in locally harvested white cedar and topped with sheet metal on its huge sloping roofs.
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bourgeois / lechasseur architects has designed the 951 sqm structure, which stands on the outskirts of the village, as a long monolithic volume that combines the studio’s intimate knowledge of québec’s rural landscapes with their modern-day vision. the front entrance to the artists’ residence is located off the main highway, delicately inserted in the narrow wood-lined façade, which leads to a double-height multifunctional volume. the true heart of the project, this space serves as a meeting point, lounge, exhibition area, community kitchen, and dining room, while a voluptuously curved spiral staircase leads to a quieter library zone.
carefully framed skylights are carved out of the sloping ceiling, flooding the upper level with natural light while the main floor is mostly lit through large openings that lead to an adjacent court. five identical, yet flexible, live-in studios with sleeping mezzanines for the residents are located towards the back of the building. as floor requirements vary widely from one discipline to another, the expandable workspace was planned to be highly flexible and adaptable to individual pursuits whether sculpture, performance art, photography, or others. individual studios are reached through a central corridor, which isolates them from the livelier public areas towards the front. three shared workshops (wood, metal and assembly) are also located along the corridor.
the building’s exterior is clad in locally harvested white cedar, while sheet metal protects the huge sloping roofs – reminders of farm buildings in rural québec. given the institution’s modest budget, interior finishes are mostly plywood, gypsum boards and polished concrete. acoustically treated gypsum panels were installed on some of the angled ceilings to keep sound reverberation to a minimum.
project info:
name: centre est-nord-est, artist residence
architect: bourgeois / lechasseur architects
location: saint-jean-port-joli, québec, canada
client: est-nord-est
team: olivier bourgeois, régis lechasseur, romy brosseau, pascale ouellet-dompierre, valérie gauthier, isabelle auclair, maxime rousseau
structural/civil engineer: génie-plus
mechanical engineer: LGT
general contractor: marcel charest et fils inc.
project manager: michel roberge, norda stelo
spiral staircase manufacturer: métal dumex
area: 951 m2
budget: $2.3 million CAD
resident artist (studio appearing in photographs): amanda smith (united states)


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User Tools
- pm5-detail
- Display all variables exposed by the Concept2
Performance Monitor 5 (PM5)
over it's Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) interface. Useful to see all the interesting
data provided by the PM5, over and above what you see on the monitor.
Tested: Mac OS X, PM5, RowErg, SkiErg Requires: Desktop, Google Chrome, Bluetooth - pm5-overlay
- Record a video of a rower / SkiErg / BikeErg session with an overlay of stats
provided from the PM5! Very useful for coaches to create videos showing
their technique against pace, stroke rate and more. Data provided over the
Performance Monitor 5 (PM5)
Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) interface.
Tested: Mac OS X, PM5, RowErg, SkiErg Requires: Desktop / laptop, camera, Google Chrome, Bluetooth - c2log-overlay
- Create a movie showing pace, strokes per minute, elapsed time, distance,
watts and cals per hour from a Concept2 Online logbook session.
Useful for overlaying a technique video.
Tested: Mac OS X Requires: Desktop, Google Chrome
Programmer tools
- pm5-base
- Show all variables provided by the Performance Monitor 5 (PM5)
over it's Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) interface. Same as pm5-detail
above but without some of the interface stuff. Use this if you want to write
your own applications.
Tested: Mac OS X, PM5, RowErg, SkiErg Requires: Desktop, Google Chrome, Bluetooth - pm5-dump
- Generate a JSON dump of all Performance Monitor 5 (PM5)
variables over it's Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) interface. Useful for
creating files as test inputs during development.
Tested: Mac OS X, PM5, RowErg, SkiErg Requires: Desktop, Google Chrome, Bluetooth
Visualisations
- WebGL Fluid Simulation
- Based on the original work by Pavel Dobryakov,
this fluid simulation responds to strokes made on a rower or SkiErg.
Tested: Mac OS X, PM5, RowErg, SkiErg Requires: Desktop, Google Chrome, Bluetooth - Mr.doob Clouds
- Based on the original work by Mr.doob,
enjoy a relaxing or speedy travel through the clouds based on your pace.
Tested: Mac OS X, PM5, RowErg, SkiErg Requires: Desktop, Google Chrome, Bluetooth
Games
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Articles
- Concept2 Pace Derivatives Chart
- A simple chart that shows the relationship between pace, watts and calories per hour as measured by the Concept2 RowErg, SkiErg and BikeErg.
- BikeErg Raw Data Capture
- Through the ErgData application, it's possible to record and review stroke (revolution) data from a Concept2 ergometer. In this article we capture and analyse pieces performed on the BikeErg at different damper settings.
- BikeErg Damper and Pace Derivatives Charts
- On the BikeErg, the same RPM at different damper settings alters pace, power and calories per hour reported on the PM5. In this article we provide three charts showing these relationships at damper settings 10, 8, 6, 4 and 2.
- RPM, Speed and Power - BikeErg vs AirDyne6 vs Assault bike vs Echo
- Three charts showing the relationships in measuremnet of RPM, speed and power across the Concept2 BikeErg, Schwinn AirDyne6, Assault Bike and Rogue Echo.
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All applications on the Erg Arcade are Open Source and available from GitHub.


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Thornton
This page contains an index of all the individuals in the database with the surname of Thornton. Selecting the person’s name will take you to that person’s individual page.
| Given Name | Birth | Death | Partner | Parents |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ada C. | 1870 | Thornton, Sydney Joseph Gilles, Annie | ||
| Ada Jane | 1892 | 1983-09-06 | Lindsay, William Ronald | Thornton, Sydney Joseph Gall, Elizabeth Marion |
| Alan W. | 1898 | 1899 | Thornton, Sidney Joseph Taylor, Sarah E. | |
| Alfred Ernest | 1868 | 1926-03-26 | Thornton, Sidney Clyde Digby, Sarah | |
| Alfred Thomas | 1878 | Thornton, Bertie Harold Bruce, Beatrice S. | ||
| Alfred Thomas | 1878 | 1964 | Devine, Henrietta | Thornton, Sydney Joseph Gilles, Annie |
| Alice E. | 1870 | 1871 | Thornton, Thomas Acres, Marian | |
| Alice M. | 1889 | 1935 | Thornton, William Edward Laws, Mary Ann | |
| Alick Thomas | 1870 | 1948-10-15 | Yates, Ambrosine | Thornton, Henry (or Harry) Thomas Young, Agnes M. |
| Alma E. | 1901 | 1902 | Thornton, Sidney Joseph Taylor, Sarah E. | |
| Annie Amelia | Harrigan, James Edward | |||
| Arthur McDonald | 1885 | 1928-02-24 | Cashin, Alice E. | Thornton, Sidney Clyde Digby, Sarah |
| Arthur Richard | 1875 | 1878 | Thornton, Sydney Joseph Gilles, Annie | |
| Bertie Harold | 1884 | 1933-08-21 | Bruce, Beatrice S. | Thornton, Sydney Joseph Gilles, Annie |
| Charles L. | 1895 | Thornton, Sidney Joseph Taylor, Sarah E. | ||
| Charles Thorn | 1872 | Thornton, William Edward Laws, Mary Ann | ||
| Daisy Gladys | 1889 | 1968-07-17 | Yuill, John Gordon | Thornton, Sidney Clyde Digby, Sarah |
| David John | 1876 | about 1937-04-14 | O'Connell, Mary | Thornton, Henry (or Harry) Thomas Young, Agnes M. |
| Doris Kathleen | 1905 | 1991-09-26 | Vial, Noel Berresford | Thornton, William Dixon, Mara Alice "Mysie" |
| Edith E. | 1886 | Thornton, Bertie Harold Bruce, Beatrice S. | ||
| Edith E. | 1886 | Parkinson, William J. | Thornton, Sydney Joseph Gilles, Annie | |
| Edna | 1915 | 2006-08-02 | Thornton, Arthur McDonald Cashin, Alice E. | |
| Edward T. | 1866 | 1876 | Thornton, Sidney Clyde Digby, Sarah | |
| Eileen Isabel | 1898 | 1986-03-30 | Thornton, William Dixon, Mara Alice "Mysie" | |
| Eliza Armstrong | 1839-10-25 | 1874 | Hayne, Philip Vaughan | Thornton, Sylvester ( Inn keeper) Lewis, Sarah |
| Elizabeth Jane | 1845-10-02 | 4th Qtr 1927 | Sippe, Charles Henry | Thornton, Sidney (Stonemason) Macdonald, Harriet Matilda |
| Elizabeth Matilda | 1879 | Turnnidge, Arthur J. | Thornton, William Edward Laws, Mary Ann | |
| Emily Digby | 1872-07-28 | 1939 | Dixon, Francis Burdett | Thornton, Sidney Clyde Digby, Sarah |
| Emily E. | 1921 | Thornton, Henry “Harry” Stewart | ???, Charles & Mary R. | |
| Esther Armstrong | 1832-03-25 | Hutton, John Robert | Thornton, Sidney (Stonemason) Macdonald, Harriet Matilda | |
| Esther Susan | 1881 | 1957-10-04 | Flynn, William John | Thornton, William Edward Laws, Mary Ann |
| Ethel Jane | 1878-08-04 | 1952-12-14 | Golby, Charles Henry | Thornton, Thomas Acres, Marian |
| Ethel S. | 1884 | Strath, Frederick ???, Murray, Harold R. | Thornton, Henry (or Harry) Thomas Young, Agnes M. | |
| Eva Blanche | 1881 | Froude, William James | Thornton, Sylvester Lewis Dodd, Catherine Christina | |
| Frances Margaret | 1884 | Nixon, John Frederick | Thornton, Sylvester Lewis Dodd, Catherine Christina | |
| Frederick William | 1878 | 1926-08-04 | Miller, Annie | Thornton, Sidney Clyde Digby, Sarah |
| Frederick Windon | 1901 | 1960-08-03 | Flowers, Freda ‘Olive’ | Thornton, Frederick William Miller, Annie |
| George Clyde | 1875 | 1936-05-21 | Campbell, Annie Besant | Thornton, Sidney Clyde Digby, Sarah |
| George E. | Evans, Louisa A. | |||
| George Holland | 1876 | 1943-01-03 | Wallwork, Alice M., Matherson, Jean M. M. | Thornton, Sydney Joseph Gilles, Annie |
| George Huis | 1905 | 1958-12-16 | Mathieson, Jean May McFarlane | Thornton, Frederick William Miller, Annie |
| Gladys I. | 1905 | 1989-03-05 | Brown, George | Thornton, Henry Herbert Honnery, Isabella J. |
| Goodall Harry | 1903 | 1978-01-19 | Stebbing, Theresa I. | Thornton, Alick Thomas Yates, Ambrosine |
| Harold Sylvester | 1874 | 1942 | Reid, Violet | Thornton, William Edward Laws, Mary Ann |
| Harriet | 1847-09-26 | 1847-11-18 | Thornton, Sidney (Stonemason) Macdonald, Harriet Matilda | |
| Harriet H. | 1869 | 1948-11-11 | Witt, Henry W. J. | Thornton, William Edward Laws, Mary Ann |
| Harry Banks | 1888 | 1970-04-06 | Emery, Pearl Maude | Thornton, Henry "Harry" Stewart Thornton, Emily E. |
| Harry Russell James | about 1918 | Baxter, Mavis | Thornton, Harry Banks Emery, Pearl Maude | |
| Henry “Harry” Stewart | 1865 | 1951 | Thornton, Emily E. | Thornton, Henry (or Harry) Thomas Young, Agnes M. |
| Henry (or Harry) Thomas | about 1840 | 1889-02-17 | Young, Agnes M. | Thornton, Thomas Acres, Marian |
| Henry Herbert | 1873 | 1924-01-22 | Honnery, Isabella J. | Thornton, Sydney Joseph Gilles, Annie |
| Henry T. | 1900 | 1901 | Thornton, William Dixon, Mara Alice "Mysie" | |
| Herbert S. | 1882 | 1934 | Rixon, Emily Winifred | Thornton, Sylvester Lewis Dodd, Catherine Christina |
| Irwin Cecil | 1891 | 1971 | Ireland, Florence Gladys | Thornton, Sydney Joseph Gilles, Annie |
| Isabel Rose | 1962 | Ashcroft, Albert James | ||
| Ivy May | c1919 | Barnsdale, George Henry | Thornton, William Andrew Brennan, Lucy Jane | |
| Jack Macullum | about 1910 | 1962-01-01 | Brennan, Anne | Thornton, Frederick William Miller, Annie |
| John Armstrong | 1851-05-22 | 1851-11-13 | Thornton, Sidney (Stonemason) Macdonald, Harriet Matilda | |
| June | about 1920 | Alexander, Arthur “Artie” | Thornton, Harry Banks Emery, Pearl Maude | |
| Katie Matilda | 1873 | 1946-07-11 | Ross, Harry Lincoln | Thornton, Thomas Acres, Marian |
| Laurence Evans | Magrin, Blanche Shirley | Thornton, George E. Evans, Louisa A. | ||
| Leslie Val | 1891 | 1891-12-03 | Thornton, Henry "Harry" Stewart Thornton, Emily E. | |
| Lilian Agnes | 1867 | Rowling, Arthur Lennox | Thornton, Henry (or Harry) Thomas Young, Agnes M. | |
| Lilian Sarah | 1883 | 1889 | Thornton, Sidney Clyde Digby, Sarah | |
| Mabel Annie | 1889 | 1960 | Johns, Noah | Thornton, Sylvester Byron, Bridget Jane |
| Mabel Florence | 1883-08-12 | 1967-11-29 | Irvine, William Northampton | Thornton, Thomas Acres, Marian |
| Mara “Mary” | 1902 | 1985-02-03 | Thornton, William Dixon, Mara Alice "Mysie" | |
| Maria T. | 1873 | 1953 | Thornton, Henry (or Harry) Thomas Young, Agnes M. | |
| Mary | 1884 | 1962 | Nathan, Lewis | Thornton, William Edward Laws, Mary Ann |
| Mary Alinda | 1869 | Gall, George D. | Thornton, Sydney Joseph Gilles, Annie | |
| Mary Faith | 1848-11-25 | 1851-09-22 | Thornton, Sidney (Stonemason) Macdonald, Harriet Matilda | |
| Maude E. | 1896 | 1973-12-15 | Meyn, Victor E. | Thornton, Sydney Joseph Gall, Elizabeth Marion |
| Mervyn W. | 1894 | Thornton, Sidney Joseph Taylor, Sarah E. | ||
| Mona C. A. | 1899 | Ward, Thomas W., Abraham, Arthur | Thornton, Alick Thomas Yates, Ambrosine | |
| Oscar Edmond | 1887 | 1968 | Land, Elspeth Fanny | Thornton, Sydney Joseph Gilles, Annie |
| Pearl M. | 1889 | Thornton, Bertie Harold Bruce, Beatrice S. | ||
| Pearl M. | 1889 | Hellyer, Charles W. | Thornton, Sydney Joseph Gilles, Annie | |
| Peter Cecil Close | 1897 | 1983-02-28 | Lyon, Catherine M. | Thornton, Henry "Harry" Stewart Thornton, Emily E. |
| Reginald Rosborough | 1900 | 1948-05-23 | Simpson, Frances Eleanor | Thornton, Sydney Herbert or Henry Rosborough, Eva |
| Reginald Thomas | 1886 | 1968-08-27 | Ireland, Vere M. | Thornton, Sylvester Lewis Dodd, Catherine Christina |
| Robert Armstrong | 1841-03-26 | 1850-01-02 | Thornton, Sylvester ( Inn keeper) Lewis, Sarah | |
| Robert Lewis | 1837 | 1839-12-24 | Thornton, Sylvester ( Inn keeper) Lewis, Sarah | |
| Robert Macdonald | 1876 | 1936 | O'Reilly, Agnes C. | Thornton, William Edward Laws, Mary Ann |
| Robert Stanley | about 1880 | 1959 | ???, Vera Agnes | Thornton, Henry (or Harry) Thomas Young, Agnes M. |
| Rose Elizabeth | 1880-02-09 | 1959-07-21 | Combe, Thomas | Thornton, Sidney Clyde Digby, Sarah |
| Roy Sydney James | 1898 | 1950 | Thornton, Sydney Joseph Gall, Elizabeth Marion | |
| Ruby Heather. | 1892 | 1973-06-10 | Birrell, Robert Moore | Thornton, Sylvester Byron, Bridget Jane |
| Russell Stewart | 1890 | Brown, Verna Rose Mary | Thornton, Henry "Harry" Stewart Thornton, Emily E. | |
| Sarah | 1842-01-17 | Thornton, Sidney (Stonemason) Macdonald, Harriet Matilda | ||
| Sidney, (Stonemason) | 1807-03-16 | 1856-05-22 | Macdonald, Harriet Matilda | Thornton, Thomas (Quarryman) Armstrong, Esther |
| Sidney Clyde | 1840-03-15 | 1919-08-29 | Digby, Sarah | Thornton, Sidney (Stonemason) Macdonald, Harriet Matilda |
| Sidney Joseph | 1864 | 1918-10-24 | Taylor, Sarah E. | Thornton, Thomas Acres, Marian |
| Stephen Saunders | 1872 | 1947 | Garside, Sarah J. | Thornton, Sydney Joseph Gilles, Annie |
| Sydney Herbert, or Henry | 1870 | 1933-12-15 | Rosborough, Eva | Thornton, Sidney Clyde Digby, Sarah |
| Sydney Joseph | 1842-12-15 | 1918 | Gilles, Annie | Thornton, Sylvester ( Inn keeper) Lewis, Sarah |
| Sydney Joseph | 1866 | 1951 | Gall, Elizabeth Marion | Thornton, Sydney Joseph Gilles, Annie |
| Sylvester, ( Inn keeper) | 1810-07-09 | 1845-04-14 | Lewis, Sarah | Thornton, Thomas (Quarryman) Armstrong, Esther |
| Sylvester | 1843-09-29 | about 1919 | Byron, Bridget Jane | Thornton, Sidney (Stonemason) Macdonald, Harriet Matilda |
| Sylvester | 1875 | 1922 | Jessop, Amy Louisa | Thornton, Thomas Acres, Marian |
| Sylvester Lewis | 1844-03-30 | 1915-12-22 | Dodd, Catherine Christina, Watt, Mary Agnes | Thornton, Sylvester ( Inn keeper) Lewis, Sarah |
| Sylvia Louisa | 1906 | Wood, Norman Sidney John | Thornton, Sylvester Jessop, Amy Louisa | |
| Sylvia May | 1881 | Hellyer, Henry B. | Thornton, Sydney Joseph Gilles, Annie | |
| Thelma R. | 1907 | Clark, Kenneth Harris | Thornton, William Andrew Brennan, Lucy Jane | |
| Thomas, (Quarryman) | about 1779 | Armstrong, Esther, Balderson, Elizabeth | ||
| Thomas | 1835-03-16 | 1926-11-29 | Acres, Marian | Thornton, Sidney (Stonemason) Macdonald, Harriet Matilda |
| Thomas Edward | 1887 | 1954 | Jones, Blanche | Thornton, William Edward Laws, Mary Ann |
| Thomas Lewis | 1838-09-05 | 1838-12-28 | Thornton, Sylvester ( Inn keeper) Lewis, Sarah | |
| Vera Alice | 1894 | 1967 | Ison, Edward George | Thornton, Sydney Joseph Gall, Elizabeth Marion |
| William | 1866 | 1931-08-30 | Dixon, Mara Alice “Mysie” | Thornton, Thomas Acres, Marian |
| William “Trevor” | 1912 | 1961 | Beath, Jean | Thornton, William Andrew Brennan, Lucy Jane |
| William Andrew | 1879 | 1969-10-27 | Brennan, Lucy Jane | Thornton, Sydney Joseph Gilles, Annie |
| William Edward | 1837-01-04 | 1907-05-24 | Laws, Mary Ann | Thornton, Sidney (Stonemason) Macdonald, Harriet Matilda |
| William Stewart | 1877 | 1948 | Mitchell, Jane E. | Thornton, Henry (or Harry) Thomas Young, Agnes M. |
| William Sydney “Bill” | 1911 | 1994-08-16 | Burston, [Living] | Thornton, William Dixon, Mara Alice "Mysie" |
| Willie Andrew | 1867 | 1926 | Musgrave, Lucy Jane | Thornton, William Edward Laws, Mary Ann |
| [Living] | Pearce, [Living] | Thornton, Laurence Evans Magrin, Blanche Shirley | ||
| [Living] | Humphries, [Living] | Thornton, Laurence Evans Magrin, Blanche Shirley | ||
| [Living] | Thornton, Robert Macdonald O'Reilly, Agnes C. | |||
| [Living] | Thornton, Robert Macdonald O'Reilly, Agnes C. | |||
| [Living] | ???, Chizuro | Thornton, Goodall Harry Stebbing, Theresa I. | ||
| [Living] | Bromley, [Living] | Thornton, Frederick Windon Flowers, Freda 'Olive' | ||
| [Living] | Shearim, Adelyn Maria | Thornton, Reginald Rosborough Simpson, Frances Eleanor | ||
| [Living] | Thornton, Frederick Windon Flowers, Freda 'Olive' | |||
| [Living] | Thornton, Jack Macullum Brennan, Anne | |||
| [Living] | Thornton, [Living] Bromley, [Living] | |||
| [Living] | Thornton, [Living] Bromley, [Living] | |||
| [Living] | Field, [Living] | |||
| [Living] | ???, [Living] | Thornton, Harold Sylvester Reid, Violet | ||
| [Living] | Thornton, [Living] ???, Chizuro | |||
| [Living] | Hamilton, Zillah E. | Thornton, William Andrew Brennan, Lucy Jane | ||
| [Living] | Thornton, Thomas Edward Jones, Blanche | |||
| [Living] | Pask, [Living] | Thornton, Thomas Edward Jones, Blanche | ||
| [Living] | Steven, [Living] | Thornton, Thomas Edward Jones, Blanche | ||
| [Living] | Thornton, Harry Russell James Baxter, Mavis |