When I was about to leave to RC in few weeks, wrote an E-mail to Puneeth asking for Do's and Don'ts at RC
. One of the line in the mail said,
Since you are a Python guy, don’t write any Python code while you are there. Do something completely different.
I contemplated which language to choose. Other than Python
, I knew a decent amount of Go-lang
and Javascript
. I previously attempted to learn rust
but never dived deep into it. I reconsidered learning it and came up with the project idea.
“Capture all the internet packet and figure out how much each website is consuming the bandwidth.”
After spending three weeks at RC, I started to work on the project imon. I was excited to work on the project for several reasons
- Everyone around me spoke about Rust’s memory model and how well rust is a good candidate for writing safe system programming code.
- I have never done any low-level networking projects, though I had built a real-time backend for a messaging app.
- This project involved working with multi-threaded programming, coroutine, and async networking at the same time.
First bummer - Lifetime
pcap is a rust crate to capture the packets from a device(Wifi
, Ethernet port
). To get any useful information from the packet, you need to decode the packet carrying data of various layers. So decode Ethernet packet
to pull out the payload. The payload becomes the next layer packet. The step goes on till you find required information. In my case, I need to have TCP
or UDP
packet to pull out wanted data. Capturing and decoding packet in same thread will make the program drop a lot of frames. So having a separate thread to sniff and decode made the program performant. So how do you communicate between two threads? I choose message passing since I had experience with coroutines
, and go channels
.
While passing the message via the channel from sniffer
thread to decoder
thread, packet didn’t live long enough to go through the channel. Here is the GH issue.
The first suggestion which came up when I asked around was clone
the packet and send across the channel. After hours of debugging, I didn’t get the solutions. After few days, karthik replied
The problem is that you are trying to send a reference with a limited lifetime across a thread boundary, which is not allowed. The
clone
is for a slice (a reference to a byte array), you probably want to do aclone_from_slice
as shown here into a static byte array, then you should be able to talk across a thread (though this technique requires using unsafe).
I had multiple encounters with a lifetime of strings
, string slice
. Still, I am facing life time issues. As name suggests, life time
problem is for life time
.
Traits
To collate the traffic data, the inferred information from packets needs to reside somewhere. SQLite was my preferred choice for ease of installation - I https://gist.github.com/kracekumar/d58ec0beab1d2ea4b17dff77aab22a58
Using the above code to insert records failed because FromSql trait
wasn’t satisfied for the field date
.
Adding the following lines didn’t fix the problem either.
impl FromSql for chrono::Date<utc> {
fn column_result(value: u32){
println!("{:?}", value);
}
}
The compiler threw up an another error
The compiler allows declaring trait for types defined in the current crate. Date<utc> in Chrono doesn't implement FromSql trait.
rusqlite
included support for DateTime
in separate file. Importing use rusqlite::type::chrono::{DateTime<utc>}
failed. For a couple of hours, I was puzzled, how come code in the project directory is unimportable? Reading the README file carefully revealed, the Cargo supports optional features to be included along with core library. Changing the Cargo.toml
to have features
attribute to dependencies.rusqlite
fixed the issue.
[dependencies.rusqlite]
version = "0.7.3"
features = ["chrono"]
What this means, the additional features which are part of the code base is compiled with binary only when specified. The use case is similar to installing SQLAlchemy
and installing psycopg2
driver to connect Postgres
.
Serialization
The program follows daemon
and client
architecture. When client queries daemon
to send traffic data like ./binary site kracekumar.com
, the daemon sends out all the traffic data associated with the domain. I choose msgpack format to communicate. The rmp
crate can automatically encode/decode struct
to msgpack
as long as attribute #[derive(RustcDecodable, RustcEncodable)]
is used.
If the struct field is declared in an another crate like rusqlite
, the source crate needs to support serialization
. rusqlite
supports serde_json
and not rustc_serialize
. So I ended up using custom tuple for serialization. Probably a good candidate for PR to rmp
!
Signal Handler
Rust natively doesn’t support signal handler like SIGTERM
, SIGINT(Ctrl - C)
. This is a good and bad decision. When the SIGINT
interrupt is received; the daemon could write all the cached DNS mapping to a file and read the file during startup. chan-signal provides a way to do this, but only works for threaded code. Even if the program is designed to run on a single thread, chan_select
requires you to spin a new thread, when the new thread receives the interrupt, the main thread executes chan_select!
and clean up is performed inside macro.
My program uses a HashMap, Arc
to share data between threads safely. Using chan_signal
with existing code structure caused lifetime issues for hashmap
. I tried for a couple of hours to get it working, and it looked complicated than I thought. I have left to figure this out for future. Do you know any multi-threaded rust program that handles signals?
Tests
I enjoy writing tests. It spots design smell and gifts subtle hints on API flexibility
. Rust follows a different convention for unit tests
and integration tests
. Unit tests reside in the same file where the function is defined marked by the attribute #[test]
. Integration tests are set in tests
directory at the same level as src
. By default rust, compiler harnesses multi-threading. If you’re web developer, you can think of what can happen in integration tests :-)
Running tests in multiple threads saves a considerable amount of time for large test suites. But tearing down tables or database for every test causes race conditions in DB. Test case for create_or_update_record
requires serial execution. Setting environment variable RUST_TEST_THREADS=1
runs all tests in serial mode. RUST_TEST_THREADS
environment variable affects both unit
and integration
tests.
Cargo.toml
supports [[test]]
section. Test section looks like
[[test]]
name = "db_integration"
harness = false
test = true
name
points to file inside tests/db_integration.rs
. db_integration.rs
should have a entry point i.e main function
. Tests inside db_integration.rs
doesn’t contain #[test]
attribute. The code looks like
Integration tests can only access public module/struct
in the project crate. To assert on a struct’s field, the field should be declared pub
keyword like pub has_changed: bool
which makes sense.
Error Messages
Rust error message is clear, concise, colorful and comes with a error code most of the times. Error code gives detailed write up about the possible scenario with an example. Here is an error message
Cargo explain
flag displays verbose information about the error and link to the RFC.
This kind of error message explanation kindles interest to learn more. Some error message comes with excellent apt suggestions to fix the error.
At one place, rust error message is confusing and annoying. Error message returned while unwrapping a None
is confusing and doesn’t print line number where error occurred. Here is an example
The correct way to unwrap an option
is match
, try!
, ?
, operator which is available in 1.13 or unwrap_or_else
. Once I mistakenly accused foreign crate as unstable for the error. This took many encounters for me to figure out, the problem is with unwrap
.
Here is output after setting RUST_BACKTRACE
.
Having some sort of way to highlight the current project code in the backtrace can be visually useful for bigger project and nested code path.
lib.rs
and main.rs
.
Here is my src
directory structure.
user@user-ThinkPad-T400 ~/c/imon> ls src
cli.rs* decoder.rs ipc.rs main.rs
db.rs formatter.rs lib.rs* packet.rs
main.rs
is the entry point for the daemon
and client
. The code looks like
#[macro_use] extern crate log;
extern crate env_logger;
extern crate imon;
fn main(){
env_logger::init().unwrap();
imon::cli::parse_arguments();
}
lib.rs
contains all the external crate imports and public modules. The public modules declared here are only importable in any foreign crate utilizing the project.
#[macro_use] extern crate log;
extern crate env_logger;
use std::fmt;
pub mod cli;
pub mod decoder;
pub mod packet;
To use a macro
defined in the crate log
in any rust file inside src
except lib.rs
no import is needed. All foreign crate are imported in lib.rs
and another rust file can use importables like use foo; foo.method()
but in main.rs
needs extern crate log;
statement and doesn’t look in lib.rs
. The import distinction between lib.rs
and main.rs
is a gray area to understand since both the files reside in the same directory.
Currently, I feel comfortable with rust
. I haven’t used most of the features in rust
like mutex, macros
or distributed binaries. I have lots to read about rust, writing idiomatic rust but I am confident of using rust
in production. I am learning what pieces can fall apart. There has been an enormous amount of work gone into rust compiler and tooling especially cargo
. If you’re aware of Python world, Cargo
is a single crate which performs multiple Python packages work pip
, virtualenv
, pytest
and cookiecutter
.
I owe a big part to RC folks who patiently assisted during the learning curve. Thanks to Nick Platt, Kamal Marhubi, Mike Nielsen and others.
See also
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HTML stands for Hypertext Mark-up Language. Think of HTML as the skeleton of the document. The
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Whether you want headings, lists, images, or links, HTML can do all of that.
CSS stands for Cascading Style Sheet.
Without CSS, your websites would look rather boring, dull, and pretty much naked. In CSS, there
is a property and a value. Property is the quality you want to change; value is amount of
change. We can augment the HTML body with CSS by adding details. For example, let’s say we want
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The DOM
1. Documents have a logical structure which is very much like a tree.
2. This tree contains the nodes (Which are optional - But must in DOM. Which means even if you dont write head tag
DOM will add it)
3. Nodes are nothing but elements in our HTML markup.
4. The tree is so arranged that we can easily traverse any node in it
5. The traversing and the manipulation part is done using DOM API's.
the difference between accessing data from arrays and objects
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Functions are one of the fundamental building blocks in JavaScript. A function is a JavaScript procedure—a set of
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PAC-MAN Review
PAC-MAN is an arcade game developed by Namco and first released in Japan in May 1980. It was created by Japanese
video game designer Toru Iwatani. It was licensed for distribution in the United States by Midway and released
in October 1980. Immensely popular from its original release to the present day, Pac-Man is considered one
of the classics of the medium, and an icon of 1980s popular culture. Upon its release, the game—and, subsequently,
Pac-Man derivatives—became a social phenomenon that yielded high sales of merchandise and inspired a legacy
in other media, such as the Pac-Man animated television series and the top-ten hit single "Pac-Man Fever".[11]
Pac-Man was popular in the 1980s and 1990s and is still played in the 2010s.
When Pac-Man was released, the most popular arcade video games were space shooters, in particular, Space Invaders
and Asteroids. The most visible minority were sports games that were mostly derivatives of Pong. Pac-Man succeeded
by creating a new genre.[12] Pac-Man is often credited with being a landmark in video game history and is among
the most famous arcade games of all time.[13] It is also one of the highest-grossing video games of all time,[14]
having generated more than $2.5 billion in quarters by the 1990s.
The character has appeared in more than 30 officially licensed game spin-offs,[17] as well as in numerous unauthorized
clones and bootlegs.[18][19] According to the Davie-Brown Index, Pac-Man has the highest brand awareness of any
video game character among American consumers, recognized by 94 percent of them.[20] Pac-Man is one of the longest
running video game franchises from the golden age of video arcade games. It is part of the collection of the
Smithsonian Institution in Washington, D.C.[21] and New York's Museum of Modern Art.
Gameplay
The player controls Pac-Man through a maze, eating pac-dots (also called biscuits or just dots). When all pac-dots
are eaten, Pac-Man is taken to the next stage. Between some stages, one of three intermission animations plays.[23]
Four enemies (Blinky, Pinky, Inky and Clyde) roam the maze, trying to catch Pac-Man.  Whenever Pac-Man occupies the same tile as an enemy, he is considered to have collided with
that ghost. When all lives have been lost, the game ends. Pac-Man is awarded a single bonus life at 10,000 points
by default—DIP switches inside the machine can change the required points or disable the bonus life altogether.
Near the corners of the maze are four larger, flashing dots known as Power Pellets that provide Pac-Man with the
temporary ability to eat the enemies. The enemies turn deep blue, reverse direction and usually move more slowly.
When an enemy is eaten, its eyes remain and return to the center box where it is regenerated in its normal color.
Blue enemies flash white to signal that they are about to become dangerous again and the length of time for which
the enemies remain vulnerable varies from one stage to the next, generally becoming shorter as the game progresses.
In later stages, the enemies go straight to flashing, bypassing blue, which means that they can only be eaten
for a short amount of time, although they still reverse direction when a power pellet is eaten; in even later
stages, the ghosts do not become edible (i.e., they do not change color and still make Pac-Man lose a life on
contact), but they still reverse direction.
Enemies
The enemies in Pac-Man are known variously as "monsters" and "ghosts".[24][25][26] Despite the seemingly random nature
of the enemies, their movements are strictly deterministic, which players have used to their advantage. In an
interview, creator Toru Iwatani stated that he had designed each enemy with its own distinct personality in order
to keep the game from becoming impossibly difficult or boring to play.[27] More recently, Iwatani described the
enemy behaviors in more detail at the 2011 Game Developers Conference. He stated that the red enemy chases Pac-Man,
and the pink and blue enemies try to position themselves in front of Pac-Man's mouth.[28] Although he claimed
that the orange enemy's behavior is random, a careful analysis of the game's code reveals that it actually chases
Pac-Man most of the time, but also moves toward the lower-left corner of the maze when it gets too close to Pac-Man.
Although Midway's 1980 flyer for Pac-Man used both the terms "monsters" and "ghost monsters",[24] the term "ghosts"
started to become more popular after technical limitations in the Atari 2600 version caused the antagonists to
flicker and seem ghostlike, leading them to be referred to in the manual as "ghosts", and they have most frequently
been referred to as ghosts in English ever since
PAC-MAN enemies in the English version
| Color |
Pac-Man (English version) |
Character (Personality) |
Nickname |
| Red |
Shadow |
Blinky |
| Pink |
Speedy |
Pinky |
| Cyan |
Bashful |
Inky |
| Orange |
Pokey |
Clyde |


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string
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—
int
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Nick Gibb speaks about the importance of faith schools, how they build strong communities and support the most disadvantaged.
Thank you, Father [Michael] O’Dowd, for that introduction.
With the Spending Review imminent, members of the Cabinet are locked in rooms across Westminster this week. But Michael asked me to pass on his best wishes to you for your conference and I’m delighted to be here to share our vision for education with you.
The last time that I saw many of you was at St Mary’s University College in Twickenham for the Big Assembly with His Holiness Pope Benedict [XVI].
First and foremost, it was an extremely successful event and I’d like to congratulate Oona [Stannard] and the Catholic Education Service on the leading role that it played in organising it.
There were some of the very best choirs that I’ve ever heard, which is testament to the importance that Catholic schools place on the wider development of pupils through extra-curricular activities.
But above all, it was a fantastic celebration of the role that the Catholic Church plays in our education system and the perfect way to mark the start of the Year of Catholic Education.
In his speech, His Holiness said:
As the relative roles of church and state in the field of education continue to evolve, never forget that religions have a unique contribution to offer.
Faith schools have been part of the English education system since it began.
The historian Nicholas Orme traced this back as early as the 7th century when he described churches and cathedrals as ‘centres of literacy’.
By the 15th and 16th centuries, the Church had become one of the most important providers of education in local communities.
And when Catholicism re-established itself in the mid-19th century, the establishment of Catholic schools was prioritised so that children had places to learn.
Faith organisations have just as important a role to play in education in the 21st century.
Today, around a third of maintained schools in England are faith schools and, despite operating in some of the poorest areas of the country, they are consistently outperforming other schools.
At a pupil level, 6 per cent more pupils in secondary faith schools achieved 5 A* to C GCSEs including English and mathematics than the national average, while 6 per cent more pupils in primary faith schools reached the expected level in English and mathematics. When you look just at Catholic schools, both of these figures increase further still to 7 per cent.
At a school level, almost half of the 200 best-performing secondary schools in the country are faith schools, while 64 per cent of the 200 best-performing primaries are faith schools - of which nearly a quarter are Catholic.
And as well as having more diverse intakes than other schools, Ofsted recognises that faith schools are more successful than non-faith schools at promoting community cohesion.
A few weeks ago, I visited St Gregory’s Catholic Science College in Harrow.
It was the first school I visited when I became a minister and I was delighted to be asked back because I was blown away by my first visit there.
Last summer, 66 per cent of pupils achieved five A*-C GCSEs including English and mathematics. But I was struck most by the strong ethos that the headteacher has instilled, the emphasis on aspiration and, as tends to be the case with the happiest and most industrious schools, how I could tell just walking through the gates that there was a culture of respect and good behaviour.
If we could replicate schools like St Gregory’s, there would be no need to have a schools minister or a Department for Education. But while we do have some of the best schools in the world in our country, we also have too many which are still struggling.
As we saw from the Key Stage 2 progression statistics published last week, there are hundreds of primary schools where the majority of children fail to get to an acceptable level in mathematics and English.
The majority of children leave those schools without the knowledge and skills required properly to follow the secondary school curriculum and make a success of the rest of their time in education.
Overall, four in ten pupils don’t meet basic standards by the age of eleven, and only about half manage at least a ‘C’ in both English and mathematics GCSE.
What makes this so much worse is that poor performance is so powerfully concentrated in the areas of the greatest disadvantage.
It is enormously demoralising to track the progress of the poorest pupils.
The stark report published by the Equality and Human Rights Commission earlier this week showed that only a third of children eligible for free school meals reach a good level of development by the age of five, compared to more than half who are not.
This gap then continues through primary and secondary school until, aged 16, pupils entitled to free school meals are over half as likely to achieve five good GCSEs and more than twice as likely to be permanently excluded.
By the time they reach university, just 45 children out of a cohort of 80,000 on free school meals make it to Oxbridge.
It is because deprivation still far too often dictates destiny that we are introducing a pupil premium. It will provide extra funding for schools with the poorest pupils to pay for smaller classes, extra tuition and the best teachers.
But we are also determined to learn from the other nations that have been much more successful recently in getting more and more people to be educated to a higher level.
The most recent PIRLs study of 10-year-olds saw England fall from 3rd out of 15 countries in 2001 to 15th out of 40 countries in 2006.
While the PISA study showed that only 2 out of 57 countries have a wider gap in attainment between the highest and lowest achievers.
There are three essential characteristics which mark out the best performing and fastest reforming education systems.
First, they are guided by the principle that more autonomy for individual schools helps drive up standards.
Second, the highest performing education nations invariably also have the best teachers.
Third, there is rigorous external assessment based on a curriculum that provides a deep and rich learning experience.
The coalition government is determined to implement all of these lessons in our country and I will reflect on how we intend to do so today.
One of the first things we did was to offer all schools - including primary schools for the first time - the chance to take on academy status - starting with those rated outstanding by Ofsted.
In recent years, academies have consistently outperformed other schools. Last year, their rate of improvement was twice that of other schools, with some individual academies posting incredible improvements of between 15 and 25 per cent. Those in some particularly challenging areas, such as Burlington Danes on London’s White City estate, run by the charity ARK, and the Harris Academies in South London, have all secured dramatic gains.
In his memoirs, Tony Blair gave an excellent description of why they’re so effective:
[An academy] belongs not to some remote bureaucracy, not to the rulers of government, local or national, but to itself, for itself. The school is in charge of its own destiny. This gives it pride and purpose. And most of all, freed from the extraordinarily debilitating and often, in the worst sense, political correct interference from state or municipality, academies have just one thing in mind, something shaped not by political prejudice but by common sense: what will make the school excellent.
Whether it’s new approaches to the curriculum, to assessment, to discipline and behaviour, to pastoral care, to careers guidance, to sport, the arts and music, new ways of gathering data on pupil performance, new ways of supporting teachers to improve their practice, new ways of tackling entrenched illiteracy and new ways of ending the culture of low expectations, it is that single-minded focus on what will work for them that we want all schools to have.
Over 140 outstanding schools have already taken up our offer and will lead the way - and I hope that many more will follow, including faith schools.
I am grateful to Oona and to the CES for the constructive dialogue that we’ve had over the past few months about the involvement of faith schools in the Academies programme.
In that spirit of partnership, let me also say that you have been right to raise concerns about the potential impact that conversion would have on land, on governance, on the curriculum, amongst other things.
I want us to work through all of these issues and that is why we were pleased to provide a small amount of funding to help develop a model funding agreement for Catholic schools.
And I do want to be 100 per cent clear that it would be wrong for us to expect faith schools converting to academies to do anything differently. That is why faith designation will continue into academies and, while they must of course comply with the School Admissions Code so that they are inclusive, academies will be able to continue to give priority to children of their faith.
I believe that, in time, faith schools can play the same kind of leading role in the Academies programme as they do in the wider schools system, not least because they have so much to offer in working with other schools that need more support to improve.
As well as expanding the Academies programme, we’re helping teachers, charities, churches and parent groups to start new free schools.
Bishop McMahon pointed out earlier this year that free schools are about local communities getting together, pooling their resources and supporting the needs of the local community, and how this resonates with the way that so many Catholic primary schools were founded.
Despite the robust approach that we’re taking to assessing proposals, we’ve already announced the first sixteen projects that are progressing to the next stage of development and want to be up and running next September.
Given that it typically takes between three and five years to set up a new school, it is a tribute to the incredible energy and commitment of these pioneering groups that they have already reached such an advanced stage.
Encouragingly, there are already a number of proposals from faith groups and, while the door of course remains open for faith groups to establish new schools through the existing voluntary-aided route, I hope you will look at this route as a means of increasing the number of faith places available.
While I’m on the subject of new schools, let me also say that I understand why some communities were disappointed by the announcement to end the Building Schools for the Future (BSF) programme.
Sadly, we inherited a scheme that was characterised by massive overspends, tragic delays, botched construction projects and needless bureaucracy so we had to take action.
The end of the BSF programme does not mean the end of school rebuilding. I believe we can build more schools more efficiently and more quickly in the areas that need it the most in the future and that is what we’ve asked our review team to deliver.
Similarly, Oona has been lobbying on your behalf recently about the removal of home to school transport, which I understand is an important consideration for you and for parents.
Parents have the right to bring up their children in the way that they see fit and, if they adhere to a faith, to bring up their children with respect to the tenets of that faith.
Our education system must reflect that choice and LAs must respect a parent’s wishes.
Every council’s budget is under pressure but their primary responsibility is to spend taxpayers’ money in a way that meets local needs and, if you or parents don’t believe that’s happening, I have no doubt that you will let them know.
While the drive towards greater autonomy is an essential part of our plans, it is only part of a comprehensive programme of reforms to make us truly competitive internationally and to close the gap between rich and poor.
Our first Education White Paper, to be launched later this year, will set out the whole-system improvement needed to improve standards and close the gap between rich and poor.
Teachers and other education professionals will be at the fore because everything we want to achieve starts with, and flows from, the quality of the workforce.
In the White Paper, we will unveil a whole range of further proposals to ensure we attract the best possible people into education and, perhaps even more critically, provide those teaching now with the support, professional development and security they need.
We’ve already doubled the size of the Teach First programme so that more highly skilled graduates come in to help us with our mission, and we will also make it easier for experienced, talented people to change career and move into teaching.
To ensure they get off to the best possible start, we will look at how we can improve the quality of initial teacher training and, in particular, strengthen phonics and mathematics training for primary teachers.
And because the best teachers apply their passion for learning to their own careers as well as to their pupils, we will make it easier and more rewarding for teachers to acquire deeper knowledge and new qualifications, including postgraduate and management qualifications.
As crucial as recruitment and training will be, there is nothing more dispiriting for teachers than dealing with a grinding load of bureaucracy and nothing more likely to put them off completely than dealing with bad behaviour,
We are determined to lift burdens on teachers so that they can get on with their jobs, and to build on the action that we’ve already on ill discipline by simplifying the use of force guidance and protecting teachers against false and malicious allegations from pupils and parents.
Once teachers are secure and able to develop their professional skills, we then have to create more room for them to use them.
So we will develop a new National Curriculum that excites and challenges young people. It will be informed by teachers and experts, but based on the best global evidence of what knowledge and concepts can be introduced to children at different ages.
We will set out more details in the White Paper but I can assure you that I believe that RE is an important part of the curriculum.
RE is thought provoking, allows pupils to develop a greater understanding of the communities they live in and, importantly, it is valued by parents.
Finally, hand in hand with curriculum reform comes the need to restore confidence in our battered qualifications system.
So we will legislate to strengthen Ofqual and we will also ask it to evaluate how our exams compare with those in other countries so that we know how well our children stand against those from the countries with whom we are increasingly competing.
I’m proud to call myself a supporter of faith schools - and Catholic schools in particular - because they have such a strong track record of building strong communities that work together to help one another and of supporting the most disadvantaged.
We want to learn from you and are committed to working with you as we take forward the far-reaching reform programme that I’ve set out.
Because, just like the Catholic Church, we want to ensure that all children get the best possible chance to succeed.
Published: 25 November 2010


Analyzes gene expression (time series) data with focus on the inference of gene networks. In particular, GeneNet implements the methods of Schaefer and Strimmer (2005a,b,c) and Opgen-Rhein and Strimmer (2006, 2007) for learning large-scale gene association networks (including assignment of putative directions).
| Version: | 1.2.13 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.0.2), corpcor (≥ 1.6.8), longitudinal (≥ 1.1.12), fdrtool (≥ 1.2.15) |
| Imports: | stats, grDevices |
| Suggests: | graph, Rgraphviz |
| Published: | 2015-08-02 |
| Author: | Juliane Schaefer, Rainer Opgen-Rhein, and Korbinian Strimmer. |
| Maintainer: | Korbinian Strimmer <strimmerlab at gmail.com> |
| License: | GPL (≥ 3) |
| URL: | http://strimmerlab.org/software/genenet/ |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | NEWS |
| In views: | gR |
| CRAN checks: | GeneNet results |
| Reference manual: | GeneNet.pdf |
| Package source: | GeneNet_1.2.13.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: GeneNet_1.2.13.zip, r-release: GeneNet_1.2.13.zip, r-oldrel: GeneNet_1.2.13.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: GeneNet_1.2.13.tgz, r-oldrel: GeneNet_1.2.13.tgz |
| Old sources: | GeneNet archive |
| Reverse depends: | parcor |
| Reverse suggests: | ebdbNet |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=GeneNet to link to this page.


| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| Defaults |
Holds common defaults for the mapping annotations.
|
| Defaults.NoCodec |
A fake codec implementation to use as the default in mapping annotations.
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| Annotation Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Accessor |
An accessor is an interface that defines a set of method to read and write
from Cassandra.
|
| ClusteringColumn |
Annotation for fields that map to a CQL clustering column.
|
| Column |
Annotation that allows to specify the name of the CQL column to which the
field should be mapped.
|
| Computed |
Annotates a "computed" field, which gets filled from a CQL expression in the SELECT query
used to retrieve an entity.
|
| Field |
Annotation that allows to specify the name of the CQL UDT field to which the
Java field should be mapped.
|
| Frozen |
Specifies that the field decorated with this annotation maps to a CQL type that is
frozen ,
or contains frozen subtypes. |
| FrozenKey |
Shorthand to specify that the key type of a MAP field is frozen.
|
| FrozenValue |
Shorthand to specify that the value type of a collection field is frozen.
|
| Param | |
| PartitionKey |
Annotation for fields that map to a CQL partition key (or one of it's
component if the partition key is composite).
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| Query |
Defines the CQL query that an
Accessor method must implement. |
| QueryParameters |
Query parameters to use in the (generated) implementation of a method of an
Accessor
interface. |
| Table |
Defines to which table a class must be mapped to.
|
| Transient |
Whenever this annotation is added on a field, the field will not be mapped
to any column (neither during reads nor writes).
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| UDT |
Defines to which User Defined Type a class must be mapped to.
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def after_epoch(self, runner):
All-reduce model buffers at the end of each epoch.
_, world_size = get_dist_info()
if self.distributed and world_size > 1:
buffers = runner.model.buffers()
world_size = dist.get_world_size()
for tensor in buffers:
dist.all_reduce(tensor.div_(world_size))
def after_epoch(self, runner):
All-reduce model buffers at the end of each epoch.
if self.distributed:
allreduce_params(runner.model.buffers())


| DOSE: |
30 mg |
oral |
2C-E |
(liquid) |
I'd been looking forward to this night a lot, I've had two other experiences with 2C-E, one at 10mg and one at 20, but the atmosphere and the higher dosage intensified the trip 10 fold.
I mixed 30mg of 2C-E in water, my friend J 20mg of 2C-E. The water had a funny taste but nothing too bad. J and myself decided to watch tv until we began coming up.
+0. 30-Minor effects noticed, feeling slight energy push and body load, minor starry effects briefly in random parts of vision. First signs of stomach discomfort apparent.
+0. 35-Feelings of tiredness and laziness as if my muscles are to weak to do anything. This passes fairly quickly.
+0. 45-Consant shifting of stomach, and discomfort, medium amount of nausea but nothing to offputting apart from the taste of bile at back of throat, boady load feels very heavy at back of neck, like a warm pain. Minor tracers noticed.  Visuals everywhere, patterns, colours, swirls everything going crazy. I feel as if im melting into the bed and my room has become extremely tall and my bed is falling through the floor and stretching.
+1. 50-Entheogenic forms amazing mindscapes and visuals, the pitch black room begins changing into other landscapes, underwater, in a desert, very tribal. Music heavily influences the visuals on this substance, they flow perfectly with it. I visit amazing alien like landscapes all while lying on my bed in the pitch black.
+2. 10-So many emotions, colours and feelings I cannot even begin to explain. The 2C-E envelopes everyone of my senses. I see bright lights in the pitch black, colours flowing through my curtains witch I cant even see, Entheogenic ends, I turn on the lights. BOOM, fractals everywhere again though no where near as enveloping as when in the darkness.
+2. 20-I stare into the mirror in my room, my faces rots, morphs and shifts, becomes old and saggy, tribal shamanic patterns become imbedded in my face, I stare into my massive pupils in the mirror, I feel as if im being sucked into them, I see the reflection of myself in my pupils in my mirror, im looking at myself, doing gestures, moving around, all in my black pupils.
+2. 40-I throw on some Shpongle, and stare at my white walls, patterns in them everywhere, like arabic writing or some unknown language, I read another report with someone describing a simmilar thing, perhaps a unique characteristic of 2C-E? A Bright green light shines through the writing, my poster on the wall moves as if it is alive, things become sharp in detail then blurry.
+3. 00-I Turn off the lights again, and lie back on my bed, the experience is still as amazing as before, my friend J is also having an amazing experience, there are points when you go from complete warping of reality back to feeling nearly sobre.
+3. 30-I Begin staring into the dark trying to see something other then the patterns, evil things appear, snakes, shadows with red eyes, entangling screaming bodies, I'm not the least bit fazed by this I actually enjoy it, I cycle through all my fears and make them appear in the dark, I try to see how far I can take it, it feels as if I've destroyed a lot of the fears I've had, one of the thereaputic values I experienced.
+4. 00-I begin exploring mountains again, living in a hut, staring at flowing patterns in the blackness, a centre point with colours flowing into it many others flowing around it, bright colours, so many colours I cannot even begin to explain it.
+4. 30-The visuals become a secondary thing as if I've become so use to them I barely notice, im doing a lot of deep thinking, lots of philisophical thoughts. There are marks on my wall, they seem like the seems of reality splitting with strange colours coming through them. A holographic image appears on my wall, of a fox with 3 heads.
+5. 00-Watch some TV, voices are warped, very high pitched, then very low, faces morhping, shows and movies are very intense, it is as if you are in the movie or it is real.
+5. 30-Being coming down.
+6. 00-Begin sobering up, no regrets and feeling great. No Hangover as usual.
I sleep for 6 hours and wake up feeling refreshed but tired. Overall this was an amazing experience and a very interesting compound, I reccomend it to everyone, though if you can't control your mind I'd advise sticking to low doses, the evil horror images in the dark could be very disturbing and traumatic to someone who lacks the ability to control such things and not be put off by them.
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.


Bolt will automatically detect this class and create an instance of it. This class lives together with Bolt and is destroyed when Bolt is shut down.
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| override void | SceneLoadLocalDone (string scene) |
| | When Scene Loading Init new Player Set the static variable s_NetworkCallbacks More...
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| override void | OnEvent (MagicCardEvent evnt) |
| | When receive a LogMessage More...
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| override void | OnEvent (TimeStampEvent evnt) |
| | When receive time synchronize event from Server More...
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Bolt will automatically detect this class and create an instance of it. This class lives together with Bolt and is destroyed when Bolt is shut down.
◆ OnEvent() [1/2]
| override void Project_Network.NetworkCallbacks.OnEvent |
( |
MagicCardEvent |
evnt | ) |
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|
inline |
When receive a LogMessage
- Parameters
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◆ OnEvent() [2/2]
| override void Project_Network.NetworkCallbacks.OnEvent |
( |
TimeStampEvent |
evnt | ) |
|
|
inline |
When receive time synchronize event from Server
- Parameters
-
| evnt | The time synchronize event |
◆ SceneLoadLocalDone()
| override void Project_Network.NetworkCallbacks.SceneLoadLocalDone |
( |
string |
scene | ) |
|
|
inline |
When Scene Loading Init new Player Set the static variable s_NetworkCallbacks
- Parameters
-
| scene | The loading scene Name |
◆ s_NetworkCallbacks
Public Interface to get the NetworkCallback Class
◆ LogMessages
| List<KeyValuePair<int, string> > Project_Network.NetworkCallbacks.LogMessages |
|
get |
Public Interface to get all Log messages
◆ TimeStamp
| int Project_Network.NetworkCallbacks.TimeStamp |
|
get |
Public Interface to get Time Stamp
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:


| MATLAB File Help: prtPreProcMinMaxRows |
prtPreProcMinMaxRows Minimize and maximize all rows of the data MINMAX = prtPreProcMinMaxRows creates a min/max rows pre processing object. A prtPreProcMinMaxRows object linearly scales the input observations so that each row (observation) has a minimum of 0 and a maximum of 1. prtPreProcMinMaxRows has no user settable properties. A prtPreProcMinMaxRows object also inherits all properties and functions from the prtAction class. Note for two-dimensional data sets, min/max rows will result in all observations taking values 0 or 1. Example: dataSet = prtDataGenIris; % Load a data set dataSet = dataSet.retainFeatures(1:3); % Retain the first 3 features logDisc = prtPreProcMinMaxRows; % Create the pre processing % object minmax = logDisc.train(dataSet); % Train dataSetNew = minmax.run(dataSet); % Run % Plot subplot(2,1,1); plot(dataSet); title('Original Data'); subplot(2,1,2); plot(dataSetNew); title('MinMaxRows Data');
| Superclasses | prtPreProc |
| Sealed | false |
| Construct on load | false |
| prtPreProcMinMaxRows | Minimize and maximize all rows of the data |
| dataSet | The training prtDataSet, only stored if verboseStorage is true. |
| dataSetSummary | Structure that summarizes prtDataSet. |
| isCrossValidateValid | True |
| isSupervised | False |
| isTrained | Indicates if prtAction object has been trained. |
| name | MinMax Rows |
| nameAbbreviation | MMR |
| showProgressBar | |
| userData | User specified data |
| verboseStorage | Specifies whether or not to store the training prtDataset. |
| crossValidate | Cross validate prtAction using prtDataSet and cross validation keys. | |
| get | get the object properties | |
| kfolds | Perform K-folds cross validation of prtAction | |
| optimize | Optimize action parameter by exhaustive function maximization. | |
| run | Run a prtAction object on a prtDataSet object. | |
| set | set the object properties | |
| train | Train a prtAction object using training a prtDataSet object. |


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| 048:018 Khan | : |
Indeed, Allah was pleased with the believers when they gave their Bai'a (pledge) to you (O Muhammad SAW) under the tree, He knew what was in their hearts, and He sent down As-Sakinah (calmness and tranquillity) upon them, and He rewarded them with a near victory, |
| 048:018 Maulana | : |
Allah indeed was well pleased with the believers, when they swore allegiance to thee under the tree, and He knew what was in their hearts, so He sent down tranquillity on them and rewarded them with a near victory, |
| 048:018 Pickthal | : |
Allah was well pleased with the believers when they swore allegiance unto thee beneath the tree, and He knew what was in their hearts, and He sent down peace of reassurance on them, and hath rewarded them with a near victory; |
| 048:018 Rashad | : |
GOD is pleased with the believers who pledged allegiance to you under the tree. He knew what was in their hearts and, consequently, He blessed them with contentment, and rewarded them with an immediate victory. |
| 048:018 Sarwar | : |
God is pleased with the believers for their pledging obedience to you under the tree. He knew whatever was in their hearts, thus, He granted them confidence and rewarded them with an immediate victory |
| 048:018 Shakir | : |
Certainly Allah was well pleased with the believers when they swore allegiance to you under the tree, and He knew what was in their hearts, so He sent down tranquillity on them and rewarded them with a near victory, |
| 048:018 Sherali | : |
Surely, ALLAH was well-pleased with the believers when they were swearing allegiance to thee under the Tree, and HE knew what was in their hearts, and HE sent down tranquility on them, and HE rewarded them with a victory at hand, |
| 048:018 Yusufali | : |
Allah's Good Pleasure was on the Believers when they swore Fealty to thee under the Tree: He knew what was in their hearts, and He sent down Tranquillity to them; and He rewarded them with a speedy Victory; |
Concepts/Themes Covered: أركان الإسلام > التوحيد > توحيد الله تعالي > رضاه تعالى Pillars of Islam> Islamic> Oneness of Allah> His Glory's Satisfaction الجهاد > (تعليمات حربية (أحكام خاصة > (تعليمات حربية (أحكام خاصة > البيعة Jihad> Warlike Instructions\Special Rules> Warlike Instructions\Special Rules> The Pledge of Allegiance الجهاد > الجهاد في سبيل الإسلام > الدعوة إلى الجهاد Jihad> The Call to Jihad>The Call for the Holy War الجهاد > الغزوات > غزوة الحديبية وبيعة الرضوان Jihad> The Holy Battles> Al-Hudaibiah Battle and the Radwan Pledge of Allegiance الإنسان والعلاقات الأخلاقية > الأخلاق الحميدة > السكينة Man and The Moral Relations> Good Morals>Calmness
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Motivated by recent results in stellar evolution predicting hybrid white dwarf (WD) stars with a C, O core inside an O, Ne shell, we simulate thermonuclear (Type Ia) supernovae from these hybrids using a multidimensional deflagration to detonation transition (DDT) paradigm implemented in the FLASH code. Using a hybrid WD model including the effects of the Urca process produced by the stellar evolution code MESA, we map the progenitor to the FLASH grid preserving hydrostatic equilibrium. We then perform a suite of DDT simulations over a range of ignition conditions consistent with the progenitor's thermal and convective structure. To compare Type Ia supernovae from these hybrid WD stars to previous results for C, O white dwarfs, we construct a set of C, O WD models and simulate their explosions as Type Ia supernovae using randomized ignition conditions but the same central density and DDT density as the hybrid progenitor. We find that despite the individual variability within the suites of hybrid models and C, O models, trends distinguishing their Type Ia supernovae are apparent in their Ni-56 yields and the kinetic properties of their ejecta, leading us to suggest observational signatures of the hybrid C, O, Ne white dwarfs.


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Using the Website
Basic Projection
The basic projection mode allows you to explore various complete sea level projections from peer-reviewed sources. Once you choose a carbon emission scenario, click "Calculate Projection" to show a map of the sea level projection you chose. A map of sea level change for the year 2100 (relative to 2015) will appear along with a time series that shows a projection of global mean sea level over time broken up by each contributing component. Use the slider in the upper right corner to change the projection year shown on the map. To see a projection for a given coastal location, click any ocean area on the map.
Advanced Projection
The advanced mode allows the user to create a custom sea level projection by selecting each component of the sea level equation from various options. When a new data set is given to the project, it is inserted here and can then be used to update projections of regional sea level. Map functionality and plots in this mode are identical to the "Basic Projection" mode.
Support
This project is supported by the NASA Sea Level Change Team.
References
Crustal Motion Data
Blewitt, G., C. Kreemer, W.C. Hammond, J. Gazeaux, 2016, MIDAS trend estimator for accurate GPS station velocities without step detection, J. Geophys. Res. Solid Earth, 121, 2054-2068, doi:10.1002/2015JB012552.
Hammond, W.C., G. Blewitt, C. Kreemer, 2016, GPS Imaging of vertical land motion in California and Nevada: Implications for Sierra Nevada uplift, J. Geophys. Res., 121, doi: 10.1002/2016JB013458.
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IPCC Fifth Assessment Report, 2013.


Cyberspace, the seamless integration of physical, social, and mental spaces, is an integral part of our society, ranging from learning and entertainment to business and cultural activities, and so on. There are, however, in addition to its technical challenges, a number of pressing issues such as safety and trust associated with the cyberspace. For example, how do we strike a balance between the need for strong cybersecurity and preserving the privacy of ordinary citizens?
To address these challenges, there is a need to establish new science and research portfolios that incorporate cyber-physical, cyber-social, cyber-intelligent, and cyber-life technologies in a cohesive and efficient manner. This is the aim of the IEEE Cyber Science and Technology Congress (CyberSciTech). IEEE CyberSciTech has been successfully held in Auckland, New Zealand, in 2016, in Orlando, USA, in 2017, in Athens, Greece, in 2018, and in Fukuoka, Japan, in 2019.
In 2020, we will continue to offer IEEE CyberSciTech with the aim of providing a common platform for scientists, researchers, and engineers to share their latest ideas and advances in the broad scope of cyber-related science, technology, and application topics. In addition, this is also a platform to allow relevant stakeholders to get together, discuss and identify ongoing and emerging challenges, in order to understand and shape new cyber-enabled worlds.


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railo-context.Component coldbox.system.web.services.BaseService coldbox.system.web.services.ModuleService
I oversee and manage ColdBox modules
| Constructor Summary | |
|---|---|
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init(any controller)
Constructor. |
| Method Summary | |
|---|---|
void
|
activateAllModules()
Go over all the loaded module configurations and activate them for usage within the application. |
ModuleService
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activateModule(string moduleName)
Activate a module. |
private void
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buildRegistry(array locations)
Build the modules registry. |
private boolean
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canLoad(string moduleName)
Checks if the module can be loaded or registered. |
array
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getLoadedModules()
Get a listing of all loaded modules. |
struct
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getModuleConfigCache()
Return the loaded module's configuration objects. |
struct
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getModuleRegistry()
Get the discovered module's registry structure. |
boolean
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isModuleActive(string moduleName)
Check and see if a module has been activated. |
boolean
|
isModuleRegistered(string moduleName)
Check and see if a module has been registered. |
any
|
loadMappings()
Load all module mappings. |
any
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loadModuleConfiguration(struct config, string moduleName)
Load the module configuration object and return it. |
void
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onConfigurationLoad()
Called by loader service when configuration file loads. |
void
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onShutdown()
Called when the application stops. |
any
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rebuildModuleRegistry()
Rescan the module locations directories and re-register all located modules, this method does NOT register or activate any modules, it just reloads the found registry. |
ModuleService
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registerAllModules()
Register all modules for the application. |
void
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registerAndActivateModule(string moduleName, [string invocationPath=''])
Register and activate a new module. |
boolean
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registerModule(string moduleName, [string invocationPath=''], [string parent=''], [boolean force='false'])
Register a module's configuration information and config object. |
void
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reload(string moduleName)
Reload a targeted module. |
void
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reloadAll()
Reload all modules. |
private void
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scanModulesDirectory(string dirPath)
Get an array of modules found and add to the registry structure. |
boolean
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unload(string moduleName)
Unload a module if found from the configuration. |
void
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unloadAll()
Unload all registered modules. |
| Methods inherited from class coldbox.system.web.services.BaseService |
|---|
| getController, setController |
| Methods inherited from class railo-context.Component |
|---|
| None |
| Constructor Detail |
|---|
Constructor
controller
| Method Detail |
|---|
Go over all the loaded module configurations and activate them for usage within the application
Activate a module
moduleName
- The name of the module to load. It must exist and be valid. Else we ignore it by logging a warning and returning false.Build the modules registry
locations
- The array of locations to registerChecks if the module can be loaded or registered
moduleName
- The module nameGet a listing of all loaded modules
Return the loaded module's configuration objects
Get the discovered module's registry structure
Check and see if a module has been activated
moduleName
Check and see if a module has been registered
moduleName
Load all module mappings
Load the module configuration object and return it
config
- The module config structuremoduleName
- The module nameCalled by loader service when configuration file loads
onConfigurationLoad
in class
BaseService
Called when the application stops
onShutdown
in class
BaseService
Rescan the module locations directories and re-register all located modules, this method does NOT register or activate any modules, it just reloads the found registry
Register all modules for the application. Usually called by framework to load configuration data.
Register and activate a new module
moduleName
- The name of the module to load.invocationPath
- The module's invocation path to its root from the webroot (the instantiation path,ex:myapp.myCustomModules), if empty we use registry location, if not we are doing a explicit name+path registration. Do not include the module name, you passed that in the first argument rightRegister a module's configuration information and config object
moduleName
- The name of the module to load.invocationPath
- The module's invocation path to its root from the webroot (the instantiation path,ex:myapp.myCustomModules), if empty we use registry location, if not we are doing a explicit name+path registration. Do not include the module name, you passed that in the first argument rightparent
- The name of the parent moduleforce
- Force a registrationReload a targeted module
moduleName
- The module to reloadReload all modules
Get an array of modules found and add to the registry structure
dirPath
- Path to scanUnload a module if found from the configuration
moduleName
- The module name to unloadUnload all registered modules


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Tips
- Sprout gives flying vision for some reason. Like a huge radius of flying vision. Use Sprout to scout
enemies who are juking in a jungle, counter ward cliffs, or to get that last hit on the flying courier
who just flew out of vision.
- Target your Sprout during your TP animation when you're going in for a gank. You'll cast it as soon as
you're in range and have vision of the target, rather than fumbling around the moment you get there and
inadvertently trapping your allies. The spell can be hero targeted, so you only rarely need to skillshot
it (only when the enemy is spell immune, or you're trying to guess where an invis hero went).
- Carry a TP scroll. It makes it incredibly difficult for you to get punished for TPing in to snipe
couriers, killing fleeing heroes, or pulling down a tower's pants and backdooring it.
- 95% of the raising the roof animation for Teleport won't break the invis granted by Shadow Blade.
- You can use Teleportation to mindgame enemies. If you see your teammate is getting ganked, start casting
a TP right on top of the enemies, even if you only have 10 HP, just to freak them out. The animation is
pretty obvious and is long enough that you can easily cancel it.
- When ganking in the early game, TP into places out of vision like inside the side shop or behind the
lane.
- How to avoid dying as Prophet: Step 1: Run away a little bit. Step 2: Cast Sprout on yourself (you can
use double tap to self cast if it's enabled) so no one can see you during your private time. Step 3:
Double tap the TP hotkey to automatically target the fountain. Step 4: Do it all over again in 45
seconds because the enemy never learns.
- If you're TPing from the fountain to start pushing a lane, queue up a Nature's Call on the nearest group
of trees. You should be able to recoup most of the mana lost with residual Fountain regen.
- Treants are great units for cutting off a creep wave. Just send one up ahead to lead the enemy creeps on
a wild goose chase while you continue beating on the tower.
- Learn how his ult works and how to maximize the damage on high priority targets. You typically only want
to cast it if you can see heroes on the minimap and at least 2 lanes have creeps fighting at the moment.
Counters
- QUELLING BLAAAAADE. Also Tangoes, Iron Talon, or Battle Fury. Few spells can lose effectiveness so dramatically from such cheap items. If your ally is Sprouted, be a pal and use one of these to get them out. Learn which spells can break trees as well (especially the not so obvious ones like Tether, Split Earth, Light Strike Array, Tombstone, etc). These can also come in handy to invade NP's little home when he Sprouts himself to TP out. Keep at least 1 Tango or QB item on hand in the mid game if you don't have any of these spells.
- Keep a close eye on your courier and get it up and flying ASAP against an enemy Prophet. Save the haste
for when it's on its way back to the fountain.
- If you see an ult bouncing around, back out of the lane to get out of vision and stay there for a few
seconds. If you're wondering how his ult just hit you in the middle of your jungle, either Riki is
stalking you or they have a ward.
- Save your stun/silence for the end of his Teleport animation. He's disabling himself for free while he's
mid-animation.
- Prophet faces in the direction that he's TPing. While not always useful, if you see him Teleporting you
can warn your teammates where he's probably traveling to.


@(index: List[String], folders: List[String], files: Map[String, List[Int]]) @if(files == null) {
Select the file you want to upload to TDFS.


Reviewing what's possible
So I have been looking lately into the possibilities in terms of what kind of data may I potentially embed into the application. Unfortunately this is not entirely an easy question to answer, since the market is extremely fragmented. Let's make an overview of what's available via a service that I already know that exists and what it potentially offers to its users. There are a few areas that I already identified as that could be lacking, nevertheless let's dissect this and see exactly for what it is.
Do I Exist?
So first of all, let's take a span through the entire list. What Exist may utilise are as following:
Mobile Devices
- Android
- iPhone
Health apps
- Fitbit
- Google Fit
- Misfit
- Nokia Health
- Runkeeper
- Strava
Calendar
- Google
- iCloud
- iCalendar
For IT people
- GitHub
Email
- Gmail
Productivity Optimisers
- RescueTime
- Todoist
- Swarm
- Pocket
Social Media accounts
- Instagram
- Last.fm
- Facebook
- Twitter
Hold up.
At this point I see certain issues attached.
First of all, why would I share such sensitive data as my calendar or email details? I know this is a startup, however providing access to such third party companies just does not feel entirely safe.
Secondly, I see a range of data that the website claims to monitor, however it is quite unlikely for it to keep track of. For instance body fat, which may only be tracked by the use of specialistic medical devices. Many details such as the monitoring of alcoholic drinks, fibre, sodium, sugar, cholesterol is unfeasible on top of which finances cannot be tracked at all at present time. There is however one area that I feel might be especially disregarded, which is the media.
Where are video games? Where are TV Shows, movies? How about books or audiobooks? Perhaps comics, manga, anime? Radio shows? There are so many tools that do empower the user to keep track of their media consumption and I believe it influences people on a substantial level.
How about tracking the learning progress of languages? Still, that having said, it seems the application does cover a quite substantial area and I can't wait to trying it out.
One wild card which I see is RescueTime which I will look into at a later stage.


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Pot Marigold is a commonly planted annual with bright yellow to deep orange flowers. The green leaves are aromatic and lance to oblong-shaped.
In France, garlands of Pot Marigold flowers were hung from door handles to protect those inside from evil energies and infectious diseases, as well as strewn under beds to protect people while sleeping. The French also believed that if you stared at Calendula blooms, one’s eyesight would improve.
The name Calendula comes from the latin word kalendae, meaning “first” because it tends to bloom either the at first of the summer months or during the new moon. Because of its consistency to bloom during a new moon, led it to becoming a symbol of the Roman calendar, noting the beginning of each lunar phase.
Pot Marigold has a rich history of medicinal use. It is used both externally and internally. The most familiar use being topically for soreness, rashes, burns, abrasions, swellings, eczema, acne, surgical wounds, scrapes, chicken pox, and the list go on. When used medicinally, Calendula pairs well with the BOOtanically Wicked plant Heartleaf Arnica for muscle pain and topical injuries. Unlike Arnica, though, Pot Marigold can be used on open wounds.
The slightly bitter flowers and leaves are edible and may be added fresh or dried to soups salads or rice dishes for both color and flavor.
Calendula officinalis Flower
Calendula officinalis Flower


Morrisons is making a massive change to its own brand items
Removing black plastic from its own brands will make almost 4,000 tonnes of packaging more easily recyclable, Morrisons says
by James Rodger, https://www.facebook.com/jamesrodgerjournalistMorrisons has revealed it is removing black plastic from all of its own-brand food and drink packaging.
The move from the supermarket giant, which operates multiple stores across Birmingham, comes in a bid to make it more easily recyclable.
Removing black plastic from its own brands will make almost 4,000 tonnes of packaging more easily recyclable, Morrisons says.
Impressively, that's the equivalent of 7.4% of the plastics used at Morrisons each year.
Black plastic is hard to recycle because it is coloured using carbon black pigments.
This means it is invisible to sorting equipment at recycling facilities and tends to end up in landfill or being incinerated.
The shift includes the supermarket's ready meal range, which has moved from black packaging to a recyclable plastic which contains 85% recycled content, Morrisons said.
Natasha Cook, packaging manager at Morrisons, said: "It's important to our customers that we make it easier to recycle plastic and so we are very pleased to announce that we've been able to eliminate black plastic from our own-brand products."
Morrisons claims to be the first retailer to announce the complete removal of black plastic from all of its own-brand food and drink packaging.
And it says its commitments have already removed 9,000 tonnes of unnecessary or problematic plastic each year, including plastic produce bags in fruit and veg aisles and unrecyclable polystyrene from food and drink products.


MICSSS antibody
Description: Data specific to antibody preparation on the multiplex immunohistochemical platform.
Properties
| Property | Description | Data Type |
|---|---|---|
| Inherits all properties from schema: | assays.components.antibody | |
|
primary_antibody_block
required |
Blocking reagent used for primary antibody sample. |
<
string
>
|
| postPrimary_linker_block | Linker block between the antibody and the therapeutic drug. |
<
string
>
|
| secondary_antibody_block | Secondary antibody blocking reagent used for primary sample. |
<
string
>
|
| species | Host species from which primary antibody sample was derived. |
<
string
>
|
| isotype | Antibody isotype used to help differentiate non-specific background signal from specific antibody signal. |
<
string
>
|
| primary_antibody_dilution | Concentration ratio of dilution buffer for primary antibody. |
<
string
>
|
| primary_antibody_incubation_time | Time of primary antibody incubation. |
<
string
: time
>
|
| primary_antibody_incubation_temp | Temperature used for primary antibody incubation. |
<
string
>
|
| secondary_antibody | Secondary antibody used to bind to primary antibody for detection assistance. |
<
string
>
|
| secondary_company | Company from which secondary antibody sample was derived. |
<
string
>
|
| secondary_cat_num | Antibody registry catalog number assigned to secondary antibody sample. |
<
number
>
|
| secondary_lot_num | Identification number assigned to the particular quantity or lot of secondary antibody material from manufacturer. |
<
number
>
|
| secondary_antibody_dilution | Concentration ratio of dilution buffer for secondary antibody prep. |
<
string
>
|
| secondary_antibody_incubation_time | Temperature used for secondary antibody incubation. |
<
string
: time
>
|
| ar_reagent | Heating antigen retrieval reagents for tissue preparation. |
<
string
>
|
| ar_ph | pH levels of reagents from heating antigen retrieval procedure. |
<
string
>
|
| ar_incubation_time | Time of AR reagent incubation. |
<
string
: time
>
|
micsss_antibody.full.json
{
"$id": "micsss_antibody",
"$schema": "metaschema/strict_meta_schema.json#",
"additionalProperties": false,
"allOf": [
{
"$id": "antibody",
"$schema": "metaschema/strict_meta_schema.json#",
"description": "Common information about an antibody used in a number of immune-oncology assays.",
"inheritableBase": true,
"properties": {
"antibody": {
"description": "Antibody type collected for this study.",
"type": "string"
},
"cat_num": {
"description": "Antibody registry catalog number assigned to antibody sample.",
"type": "string"
},
"clone": {
"description": "Resulting type of antibody clone from primary antibody sample.",
"type": "string"
},
"company": {
"description": "Company from which antibody sample was derived.",
"type": "string"
},
"lot_num": {
"description": "Identification number assigned to the particular quantity or lot of material from manufacturer.",
"type": "string"
}
},
"required": [
"antibody"
],
"title": "Antibody",
"type": "object"
}
],
"description": "Data specific to antibody preparation on the multiplex immunohistochemical platform.",
"properties": {
"ar_incubation_time": {
"description": "Time of AR reagent incubation.",
"format": "time",
"type": "string"
},
"ar_ph": {
"description": "pH levels of reagents from heating antigen retrieval procedure.",
"type": "string"
},
"ar_reagent": {
"description": "Heating antigen retrieval reagents for tissue preparation.",
"type": "string"
},
"isotype": {
"description": "Antibody isotype used to help differentiate non-specific background signal from specific antibody signal.",
"type": "string"
},
"postPrimary_linker_block": {
"description": "Linker block between the antibody and the therapeutic drug.",
"type": "string"
},
"primary_antibody_block": {
"description": "Blocking reagent used for primary antibody sample.",
"type": "string"
},
"primary_antibody_dilution": {
"description": "Concentration ratio of dilution buffer for primary antibody.",
"type": "string"
},
"primary_antibody_incubation_temp": {
"description": "Temperature used for primary antibody incubation.",
"type": "string"
},
"primary_antibody_incubation_time": {
"description": "Time of primary antibody incubation.",
"format": "time",
"type": "string"
},
"secondary_antibody": {
"description": "Secondary antibody used to bind to primary antibody for detection assistance.",
"type": "string"
},
"secondary_antibody_block": {
"description": "Secondary antibody blocking reagent used for primary sample.",
"type": "string"
},
"secondary_antibody_dilution": {
"description": "Concentration ratio of dilution buffer for secondary antibody prep.",
"type": "string"
},
"secondary_antibody_incubation_time": {
"description": "Temperature used for secondary antibody incubation.",
"format": "time",
"type": "string"
},
"secondary_cat_num": {
"description": "Antibody registry catalog number assigned to secondary antibody sample.",
"type": "number"
},
"secondary_company": {
"description": "Company from which secondary antibody sample was derived.",
"type": "string"
},
"secondary_lot_num": {
"description": "Identification number assigned to the particular quantity or lot of secondary antibody material from manufacturer.",
"type": "number"
},
"species": {
"description": "Host species from which primary antibody sample was derived.",
"type": "string"
}
},
"required": [
"primary_antibody_block"
],
"title": "MICSSS antibody",
"type": "object"
}


innounp, the Inno Setup Unpacker
Version 0.47
Supports Inno Setup versions 2.0.7 through 5.6.1
Inno Setup is a popular program for making software installations. Unfortunately, there is no official unpacker - the only method of getting the files out of the self-extracting executable is to run it. One piece of software that addresses this issue is Sergei Wanin's InstallExplorer, a plug-in for the FAR Manager that unpacks several types of installations, including Inno Setup (IS). But since it is not updated in a timely fashion, and so does not support the latest IS most of the time, this program was born. The advantages over InstallExplorer are:
If you want to report a bug, request a feature, or discuss anything else related to the program, please write to the forum.
Both the source and the executable packages are compressed with WinRar. While the full-featured packer is shareware, the UnRar utility that can only extract files is free. And there are lots of free third-party programs that unpack rar just fine, e.g. 7-Zip.
As a bonus, a simple unpacker for Setup Factory installations is available on the download page. It is ripped from the SynCE project.
Innounp is a console application, and it uses command-line options to find out what to do. For a more human-friendly interface utilizing FAR or Total Commander as a front-end see the MultiArc section below. Windows Explorer fans: nullz has made some .reg scripts to add innounp into the right-click menu and Richard Santaella crafted a graphical wrapper for innounp (get it on the download page).
innounp [command] [options] <setup.exe or setup.0> [@filelist] [filemask ...] Commands: (no) display general installation info -v verbosely list the files (with sizes and timestamps) -x extract the files from the installation (to the current directory, also see -d) -e extract files without paths -t test files for integrity Options: -b batch (non-interactive) mode - will not prompt for password or disk changes -q do not indicate progress while extracting -m process internal embedded files (such as license and uninstall.exe) -pPASS decrypt the installation with a password -dDIR extract the files into DIR (can be absolute or relative path) -cDIR specifies that DIR is the current directory in the installation -n don't attempt to unpack new versions -fFILE same as -p but reads the password from FILE -a process all copies of duplicate files -y assume Yes on all queries (e.g. overwrite files)
If an installation has setup.0 (it is made without using SetupLdr), run innounp on setup.0 instead of setup.exe.
To extract all files from a specific directory, use dirname\*.*, not just dirname.
By default all files are extracted to the current directory. Use -d to override this behaviour. For example, -dUnpacked will create a directory named Unpacked inside the current directory and put the extracted files there.
The -c option is a little more tricky to explain. Suppose you opened an installation in a file manager and browsed to {app}\subdir\program.exe. Now if you copied program.exe to another location, the entire directory tree ({app}\subdir\) would be created and program.exe would be extracted there. -c notifies innounp that you are only interested in paths from the current directory and below, so that your file, program.exe, is extracted right where you intended to copy it, not several directory levels deeper. Note that in order to avoid confusion, files must still be specified by their full path names inside the installation.
Note that an installation can contain several identical files (possibly under different names). Inno Setup stores only one copy of such files, and by default innounp will also unpack one file. If you want to have all files that could ever be installed anywhere, regardless of how many identical files this may get you, -a option will do it.
If -m is specified, the file listing includes embedded\CompiledCode.bin which is the code made by the RemObjects Pascal Script compiler. It is possible to disassemble it using the ifps3_disasm.rar package on the download page. The result is not very readable though since it uses the basic 'disassembler' from IFPS3. Anyone wants to write a decompiler?
OK, I know innounp is far from being perfect, but it is my intention to make the program usable. User feedback is a great way to achieve this. Here's what you should do if you find a bug and want it fixed.
Tell me what's wrong with innounp. If you encountered incorrect behaviour, say what you think it should do and what it actually does. If it crashed or gave an error message, say what did that - innounp, Windows, FAR, etc, and include the details.
Describe the exact steps necessary to reproduce the bug. Say what are the preconditions. Is the bug specific to some system settings? To a setup file you have? (include the problem part of the installation script or a link to the compiled setup, if it is small enough) To an IS version? To something else? Or does the bug occur regardless of these things?
Once you have the bug report ready, post it to the forum. Remember, if I can't reproduce the bug using the description you gave, the chances that it will be fixed fall dramatically.
If the above guidelines were not obvious for you, I suggest that you read the following articles.
How to Ask
Questions the Smart Way by Eric Raymond
How to Report
Bugs Effectively by Simon Tatham
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Unless you are a die-hard fan of command line, you may like the idea of working with IS installations like with conventional archives in a file manager. Right now two programs support this: FAR and Total Commander. Below are the instructions how to integrate innounp into each.
Copy innounp.exe to a directory in your PATH and edit your FAR\Plugins\MultiArc\Formats\Custom.ini file. There are two alternate settings differing in several aspects and each having its own pros and cons. Try the recommended setting first, if it does not work well for you, try the other setting or even combine them.
If you have InstallExplorer installed (or another plug-in that handles IS, but you will need to adjust the settings accordingly), you might want to let it process all the other types of installations but keep IS installations for innounp. FAR does not provide a means of customizing the plug-in call order; however, an empirical study has shown that it loads plug-ins and applies them to files in lexical order. So the solution is to rename InstallExplorer's dll file from 6InstExpl.dll to e.g. zInstExpl.dll (and restart FAR).

Will not work for IS 5.1.5 and up because new versions no longer have this signature. I guess the version-specific settings from above have to be cloned.
Configuration made up by Gnozal and Maxwish and posted on TC forum. Change the path below to where you have innounp installed and add this to your MultiArc.ini. Note that MultiArc is not included in the default TC installation, instead it is available as a separate download from Siarzhuk Zharski's web site. Refer to the help file for information on any additional configuration necessary.
[InnoSetup] Description="InnoSetup" Archiver=C:\PROGRAM FILES\WINCMD\WCXPlugin\MultiArc\innounp.exe Extension=exe ID=49 6E 6E 6F IDPos=48 Start="^--------------------------------------" End="^--------------------------------------" Format0="zzzzzzzzzz yyyy.tt.dd hh:mm nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn" List=%P -v -m %AQ Extract=%P -e -m -c%R %AQ @%LQ ExtractWithPath=%P -x -m -c%R %AQ @%LQ IgnoreErrors=0 SkipEmpty=0 SkipDirsInFileList=0 SearchForUglyDirs=0 BatchUnpack=1 UnixPath=0 AskMode=0 SkipLIST=1 Debug=0
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Weekend box office: Ford v Ferrari leaves Charlie’s Angels in the pits
by Kervyn CloeteFast cars. Attractive women. Two components that have made many a Hollywood blockbuster. This weekend past the two aspects were thrown against each other though and the cars won by a mile!
Director James Mangold’s Ford vs Ferrari – which recounts the historic events of the 1966 Le Mans 24-hour race and sees Matt Damon and Christian Bale star as Ford designer Carroll Shelby and racing driver Ken Miles respectively – has already earned tons of critical praise and awards buzz and turned that momentum into a winning box office debut. The racing drama opened in pole position in the US as it exceeded expectations to earn an estimated $31 million.
The film had originally been scheduled to release in July, in the heart of the summer blockbuster season, but 20th Century Fox (before they got bought by Disney) decided to push it back to a quieter time of the year. The gamble has most certainly paid off. Internationally, Ford v Ferrari added another $21.4 million from a number of markets, though it is still to debut in many more countries (including us) in the coming weeks.
Meanwhile, Charlie’s Angels, the other big release of the weekend most definitely did not spread its wings and fly. Mulithyphenate Elizabeth Banks’ revival of the classic fem-power action franchise has fallen way short of predictions as it opened in the US to a dull $8.6 million. Comparatively, the previous two films debuted in the US to the tune of $40.1 million and $37.6 million respectively.
This is nowhere close to the $13 million domestic debut Sony had expected the film to produce, leaving the film to settle for a third-place opening. Internationally, Charlie’s Angels couldn’t claim much success there either as it could only bring in $19.3 despite already opening in most markets.
That film’s failure means that last week’s champ, Midway, held on for second place. All the other top five holdovers – Playing With Fire, Last Christmas, and Doctor Sleep – all dropped down to the middle of the charts with Doctor Sleep being the biggest loser. Despite its critical acclaim, Warner Bros.’s latest Stephen King adaptation continues to suffer as it fell a massive 67%! At least it’s still in the top ten though. Terminator: Dark Fate has completely and utterly imploded as it fell all the way from fifth to eleventh. The film has no barely cracked $50 million in the US, and globally it sits on just $233.6 million. With a production budget – excluded promotion and advertising costs – in the region of $190 million – Dark Fate will probably lose Paramount around $100 million when everything is tallied up.
There was another loss for WB this weekend past, as the studio also released the one other newcomer in dramatic thriller The Good Liar, which sees the pairing of acclaimed veterans Helen Mirren and Ian McKellen. With not much appeal outside of the older, more serious demographic, the film came in right as expected with a lacklustre $6.7 million.
Of course, all of WB’s misfortunes were counter-balanced by the other really big story on the charts: Joker. As predicted, on Friday night the comic book drama crossed the $1 billion mark. To add to its already lengthy list of accolades, Joker now officially becomes the first R-rated film in history to achieve the impressive box office milestone. With this weekend past’s earnings, the film has now earned $322.5 million domestically and $694 million internationally. Directed by Todd Phillips and starring Joaquin Phoenix as a new cinematic version of Batman’s iconic comic book nemesis, Joker has also been a critical smash hit and will most definitely be a big contender – almost certainly for Phoenix – when it comes to awards season next year.
Let’s see what the rest of the US box office chart looks like:
| No. | Movie Name | Weekend gross | Percentage change | US Domestic gross | Worldwide gross | Last Week's Position |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Ford v Ferrari | $31 million | NE | $31 million | $52.4 million | NE |
| 2 | Midway | $8.7 million | -52% | $35.1 million | $53.7 million | 1st |
| 3 | Charlie's Angels | $8.6 million | NE | $8.6 million | $27.9 million | NE |
| 4 | Playing With Fire | $8.5 million | -33% | $25.4 million | $29.9 million | 3rd |
| 5 | Last Christmas | $6.7 million | -42% | $22.5 million | $35.5 million | 4th |
| 6 | Doctor Sleep | $6.1 million | -67% | $25 million | $53.8 million | 2nd |
| 7 | The Good Liar | $5.6 million | NE | $5.6 million | $9.5 million | NE |
| 8 | Joker | $5.6 million | -40% | $322.5 million | $1.016 billion | 6th |
| 9 | Maleficent: Mistress of Evil | $5.2 million | -38% | $106 million | $458.9 million | 7th |
| 10 | Harriet | $4.7 million | -37% | $31.8 million | $31.8 million | 8th |
NE = New Entry


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Function would be triggered whenever the corresponding DynamoDB table is modified (e.g. a new entry is added)
Function would be triggered whenever the Lambda checkpoint has not reached the end of the Kinesis stream
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public interface TypeInfo
TypeInfo
interface represents a type referenced from
Element
or Attr
nodes, specified in the schemas
associated with the document. The type is a pair of a namespace URI and
name properties, and depends on the document's schema.
If the document's schema is an XML DTD [XML 1.0], the values are computed as follows:
Attr
node, typeNamespace
is
"http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-xml"
and typeName
represents the [attribute type] property in the [XML Information Set]
. If there is no declaration for the attribute, typeNamespace
and typeName
are null
.
Element
node, typeNamespace
and typeName
are null
.
If the document's schema is an XML Schema [XML Schema Part 1] , the values are computed as follows using the post-schema-validation infoset contributions (also called PSVI contributions):
null
.
Note: At the time of writing, the XML Schema specification does not require exposing the declared type. Thus, DOM implementations might choose not to provide type information if validity is not valid.
Note: Other schema languages are outside the scope of the W3C
and therefore should define how to represent their type systems using
TypeInfo
.
See also the Document Object Model (DOM) Level 3 Core Specification.
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
static int |
DERIVATION_EXTENSION
If the document's schema is an XML Schema [XML Schema Part 1]
, this constant represents the derivation by
extension.
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static int |
DERIVATION_LIST
If the document's schema is an XML Schema [XML Schema Part 1]
, this constant represents the list.
|
static int |
DERIVATION_RESTRICTION
If the document's schema is an XML Schema [XML Schema Part 1]
, this constant represents the derivation by
restriction if complex types are involved, or a
restriction if simple types are involved.
|
static int |
DERIVATION_UNION
If the document's schema is an XML Schema [XML Schema Part 1]
, this constant represents the
union if simple types are involved.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
String |
getTypeName()
The name of a type declared for the associated element or attribute,
or
null if unknown. |
String |
getTypeNamespace()
The namespace of the type declared for the associated element or
attribute or
null if the element does not have
declaration or if no namespace information is available. |
boolean |
isDerivedFrom(String typeNamespaceArg,
String typeNameArg,
int derivationMethod)
This method returns if there is a derivation between the reference
type definition, i.e.
|
static final int DERIVATION_RESTRICTION
static final int DERIVATION_EXTENSION
static final int DERIVATION_UNION
DERIVATION_RESTRICTION
or
DERIVATION_EXTENSION
, T2 is derived from the other type
definition by DERIVATION_RESTRICTION
, T1 has {variety} union, and one of the {member type definitions} is T2. Note that T1 could be
the same as the reference type definition, and T2 could be the same
as the other type definition.static final int DERIVATION_LIST
DERIVATION_RESTRICTION
or
DERIVATION_EXTENSION
, T2 is derived from the other type
definition by DERIVATION_RESTRICTION
, T1 has {variety} list, and T2 is the {item type definition}. Note that T1 could be the same as
the reference type definition, and T2 could be the same as the other
type definition.String getTypeName()
null
if unknown.String getTypeNamespace()
null
if the element does not have
declaration or if no namespace information is available.boolean isDerivedFrom(String typeNamespaceArg, String typeNameArg, int derivationMethod)
TypeInfo
on which the method
is being called, and the other type definition, i.e. the one passed
as parameters.typeNamespaceArg
- the namespace of the other type definition.typeNameArg
- the name of the other type definition.derivationMethod
- the type of derivation and conditions applied
between two types, as described in the list of constants provided
in this interface.false
. If the document's schema is an XML Schema, the method will return
true
if the reference type definition is derived from
the other type definition according to the derivation parameter. If
the value of the parameter is 0
(no bit is set to
1
for the derivationMethod
parameter),
the method will return true
if the other type
definition can be reached by recursing any combination of {base
type definition}, {item type definition}, or {member type
definitions} from the reference type definition. Submit a bug or feature
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Micro Labs Ltd, has been conducting various health camps, health recovery programs, free medical treatment camps
and many other educational programs for patients and doctors
It is our understanding that through our business we make a worthwhile contribution to the society by introducing
new and advanced medicines in the market at affordable prices. Our effort is to establish benevolence and trust in people.
Dilip Surana, CMD, Micro Labs Limited
CSR Initiatives are:
Patient Support Welfare Activities:
Sponsored the construction of Diabetics care centre at Vasanthnagar and J.P. Nagar, Bangalore
Contributions to the Heart Care Foundations at Jain Hospital, Narayana Hrudhayalaya Charitable Trust, Jayadeva Institute of Cardiology, Bangalore to perform heart surgeries on poor and needy patients
Runs Sri. G. C. Surana eye care project Drushti at Bangalore
Rehabilitation centre in Bangalore for mentally challenged children
Patient sponsorship programs for severe ailments like - Cancer, Parkinson, Renal disorders and Mentally challenged children
Contributions to Dental care and research centre, Bangalore, Kidwai Memorial Institute for cancer care, Manipal Foundation for renal patients and Bhagavan Mahaveer trust for renal patients
Social Welfare Activities:
Active participation in supporting disaster relief fund -Flood rehabilitation in Karnataka
Sponsored a residential block for Dharmashala at Sri Jain teerth, Ram Deora, Rajasthan
Contributed to the Sindhi foundation Bangalore for Health related activities
Contributed to Narayan Seva Sanstha for social welfare
Formed a trust which runs Susheel Parshwa Dham, a Jain temple in Bangalore
Contributed to Karnataka Marvadi Youth Federation for flood rehabilitation
Contributed to Rotaries Bangalore Brigade trust Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan
Contribution towards social welfare for Jain Mahilamandal and Sevamandal
Formed GDA foundation which runs Surana College and Surana PG centre in Bangalore
Contributed to Baba Saheb Ambedkar Sahata Manavatha Seva Samithy Trust for providing scholarship to the under privileged students
Contribution to various infrastructure needs of hospitals and nursing homes
Education Forum:
Sponsorship of scholarship funds for under privileged children
Providing support to education needs (graduation & post graduation) of youth through own college institutions
Providing foundation training and scholarship to the poor and meritorious students
Other Contributions:
Constructed a new building for a police station in Chamarajapet, Bangalore and contributed to the police welfare funds
Contributed to the JITO training foundation providing scholarship to the poor and meritorious students
Website Links:
Surana College / Surana PG Centre
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