Glosa Education Organizaton
35 Wingfield Road
Kingston Upon Thames
Surrey KT2 5LR
ENGLAND
registered charity number 298237
"Glosa Education Organizaton promotes the teaching of Glosa as a second language in schools world-wide. It also emphasizes that besides being an efficient means of international communication, Glosa offers advantages to general education."
GLOSA is an artificial language intended for use among people with different native, cultural, or national languages. It is an auxiliary language and has no purpose of supplanting or replacing any other languages. Its purpose is only to be a common means of communication for people of different languages.
Glosa has several distinguishing characteristics:
Written Glosa uses the unaccented 26-letter Latin alphabet.
Spelling is phonetic: pronounce every letter;
double letters in source-words reduce to single letters;
Greek CH replaced by K, PH by F, RH by R, TH by T, Y by I.
Pronounce vowels as in these English words:
fAther, cafE, machIne, mOre, lUnar
(English speakers should take care not to slur, reduce, or
diphthongize vowels.)
Vowel pairs: pronounce the vowels separately.
Pronounce consonants as in English except:
C always as CH in CHurCH;
G always hard as in Go;
J as the Y in Yes;
Q as QU in QUick;
R always sounded, trilled if possible;
SC as the "sh" sound in neSCience.
Place stress gently on the vowel before the last consonant.
Colon precedes items of a list;
Comma separates list items from each other; it also occurs
after a vocative expression.
Semicolon separates principal and subordinate clauses;
a clause is a group of words containing a finite verb.
Hyphen joins words closely associated semantically.
for accurate, easy, and quick understanding should be:
Subject (with accompanying adjectival and modifying cluster), Negative if required, Modal Verb, Main Verb, Indirect Object, and Direct Object. This order is preserved in Subordinate Clauses.
"U(n)" and "plu" serve primarily as nouns markers when the sense is not otherwise clear. They are not necessary (but are permissible) after a preposition.
Use genus name for plants and animals. When possible, use local geographical names.
Do not translate idioms literally word for word; express in clear, unidiomatic Glosa.
FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT 'GLOSA' AT THE ADDRESS AT THE HEAD OF THIS DOCUMENT.
u feli A cat, the cat plu feli; poli feli Cats; many cats tri feli Three cats u feli tri The third cat u-ci feli; u-la feli This cat; that cat plu-ci feli, plu-la feli These cats; those cats Fe ki ad urba. She goes to town. Fe nu ki ad urba. She is now going to town. Fe fu ki ad urba. She will go to town. Fe pa ki ad urba. She went/did go to town. Fe pa du ki ad urba. She was going to town. Fe fu du ki ad urba. She will be going to town. Fe nu pa ki ad urba. She has just gone to town. Fe nu fu ki ad urba. She is just going to go/is about to go ... Fe pa more ki ad urba. She used to go/habitually went to town. Fe ne sio ki ad urba. She wouldn't go to town. Lase na ki ad urba. Let's go to town. Lase fe ki ad urba. Let her go to town. Si fe ki ad urba, ... If she go to town, ... Fe sio ki ad urba, ... She would go to town, ... Qe fe ki ad urba? Is she going to town? Qe tu pote ki ad urba? Can you/are you able to go to town? Qo acide? What is happening? Tu pa vide qo-pe? Whom did you see? Qo-ka fe pa ki ad urba? Why did she go to town? Fe fu posi ki ad urba.  It is breaking; it broke. Id pa gene frakti. It got broken. Id es ge-frakti. It is broken. lave se Wash oneself Mi auto pa vide id. I myself saw it. ma; maxi more/-er; most/-est mei; mini less; least u andro; qi ... The man who ... u feli; qi ... The cat which ... Opposites with NO-: gravi; no-gravi heavy; light Negation with NE-: frigi; ne-frigi cold; not cold (not necessarily hot) Tu feno sani. You look well. An feno no-sani. He looks ill. Tu pa gene nati di okto, You were born on the eighth of May. meno pento. Mi gene sko de Deutsch. I am learning German. Fe sti fobo mi. She frightens me. Na nece sti logi u demo. We must make people understand. Fe habe dek anua.  An nima es George. His name is George. Place. Gratia. Penite. Please. Thank you. Sorry. Qo-lo tu eko? Where do you live? Qo es tu eko-lo? ... Qe tu gene sko de Glosa? Are you learning Glosa? retro tri meno Three months ago iso mega de as big as di-mo Sunday di-bi Monday Qo horo? Id es pen horo. What time is it? It's 5 o'clock. Nona minuta po tri horo 9 minutes past 3 bi-pen minuta pre six horo 25 minutes to 6 Na pa ki a Roma tem We went to Rome in March. meno tri. medika-pe medical doctor medika-fe female medical doctor medika-an male medical doctor France-lingua French (language)
Hullo! Please! Thank you! Ave! Place! Gratia! Congratulations! Goodbye! Gratula! Vale! Thank you for your letter. Gratia de tu grama. Excuse me! Sorry! Look out! Pardo! Penite! Kura! Help me! They help each other. Auxi mi! Mu auxi alelo. The engine is working well. U makina funktio bene. Out of order! Cant find the fault. No-funktio! Ne pote detekti u defekti. Think hard! You ought to help her. Kogita! Tu debi auxi fe. She can walk. Can she walk? Fe pote gresi. Qe fe pote gresi? He was able to run and jump. An pa pote dromo e salta. Can they jump? Qe mu pote salta? She was singing; when he came. Fe pa du kanta; kron an pa veni. She has just sat down. Fe nu-pa sedi. What's going on? What did you see? Qo acide? Tu pa vide qo? Why (what CAuse) did it happen? Qo-ka id pa acide? Why (what inTEntion) did he go? Qo-te an pa ki? I know what she's thinking. Mi ski; qod fe puta. I wonder whether she will go. Mi qestio se; qe fe fu ki. The man you saw last week. Un andro; tu pa vide pa setimana. The woman; who is going round the U gina; qi ki peri gono; es corner; is my neighbor. mi para-fe. I saw her. She saw mi. Mi pa vide fe. Fe pa vide mi. My books are on the table. Mi plu bibli es epi tabla. They spoke at the same moment. Mu pa dice iso-kron. He lived during the 19th century. An pa vive tem hekto-anua mo-nona. She lives in a German town. Fe eko in deutsche urba. However she likes living in the Anti-co fe amo eko in rura. country. Worker, Inhabitant, Supporter, Lover Ergo-pe. In-pe. Pro-pe. Filo-pe. Place. Constituency. Plateau. Loka = -lo. Elekti-lo. Plati-lo Everywhere. Somewhere. Nowhere. Panto-lo. Uno-lo. Nuli-lo. You look well. Apparently she cant Tu feno sani. Feno, fe ne pote come veni. Its breaking. Got broken. Broken. Id frakti. Pa gene frakti. Ge-frakti. Who saw you? Whom did you see? Qo-pe pa vide tu[?] Tu pa vide qo-pe? In-spite-of the fine weather, Anti kali klima we stayed indoors. Outdoors. na pa resta intra. Extra. Thing. Something. Anything. Nothing. Ra. Uno-ra. Ali-ra. Nuli-ra. They say; its only a rumor. Mu dice; id es solo u mu-dice. Where do you live? Near or far? Tu eko qo-lo? Proxi alo tele? He understands. He doesn't u. An logi. An ne logi. Does he understand? Qe an logi? Swit[c]h on / switch off the lamp. Sti / sto u lampa. She made me laugh. Fe pa sti ridi mi. I couldnt help laughing. Mi ne pa pote ne ridi. She's just gone out. Fe nu-pa ki ex. I'm just going away. Mi nu-fu ki ab. Upwards. Downwards. Ana. Kata. Head over heels, upside down. Ana kata. Forwards and backwards. Avanti e retro. Two single tickets, please. Bi bileta ab, place. Three returns, please. Thank you. Tri versi bile[ta], place. Grati[a]. I go to London by car. Mi vagona a London. She goes by train. I walk. Fe trena. Mi pedi. This = the-here. That = the-there. U-ci. U-la. This tree is higher than that U-ci dendro es ma alti de u-la. Road way. Pavement [US: sidewalk]. Rota-via. Pedi-via. Kanali. Gutter. Vacuum cleaner. Computer. Puri-me. Puta-me. The doctor examined the patient.  He was examined by the doctor. An pa gene examina ex iatri. It got hot. It got cooled in the Id pa gene termo. Id pa gene frigi refrigerator. in frigi-me. Steam engine. Printing press. Vapo-me. Tipo-me. Book-case. Writing-desk. Bibli-mo(bili). Grafo-mo. MA-terial, stuff. Beverage. Materia, -ma. Bibe-ma. Mineral. Sediment. Ingredient. Geo-ma. Infra-ma. Mero-ma. Food. Raw ma-terial. Scum. Vora-ma. Proto-ma. Supra-ma. Extinct animals. Extant plants. Plu pre-nu zoa. Plu nu fito. I must go. I had to go. Mi nece ki. Mi pa nece ki. I shall have to go. Mi fu nece ki. She ought to go. Fe debi ki. She ought to have gone. Fe pa debi ki. I reckon, believe, opine, doubt. Mi puta, kredi. doxo, dubi. I'll keep this. Keep it hot. Mi fu tena u-ci. Tena id termo. Careful! Dont fall! Kura! Ne kade! Mother-in-law. Aunt. Andro-matri/Gina-matri. Parenta sorori.
The word lists below are not further maintained.  What/Which? Qo? How many? Qo numera? How much? Qo metri? How often? Qo freqe? Why? (cause) Qo-ka? Why? (intent) Qo-te? Where? Qo-lo? What thing? Qo-ra? Who? Qo-pe? How? Qo-mode?; Komo? When? Qo-horo?; Qo-di? N.B. Question words which are the Object come after the verb.
not ne not until ne pre opposites no- nothing nuli; zero not at all nuli; zero neither...nor ni...ni
now nu past, -ed, did pa shall, future fu continue, -ing du have just nu pa was going to pa fu shall have fu pa
about to prepara usually more begin to proto can, able to pote cease to no-dura hope to spe intend te; tende like to hedo may, perhaps posi may, licensed lice must nece ought to debi seem to feno try to tenta used to pa more want to volu
be, is, am, are es act, do akti feel este find detekti get, receive gene give dona got pa gene got...en ge- have habe hear audi; akusti keep tena lose lose make, build face move, go kine; ki move, put moti pull trakto; tira react reakti remove apo say, speak dice see vide stimulate sti throw bali
identical iso like homo as...as iso...de more...than ma...de less...than mei...de most, -est maxi least mini very fo-
after po before pre day di evening vespera hour horo month meno morning mana minute minuta night noktu ago retro second sekunda during tem; duranto instant kron year anua
across trans around peri at a; topo at, towards a; ad away ab backwards retro beside para beyond ultra down kata east orienta edge litora; margina far tele; dista from, out of ex here ci in in inside intra in front ante left levo middle meso north boreo on epi opposite kontra outside extra over, above supra; su place loka; -lo right dextro side latu south austra there la through dia under infra; hipo up ana west ocide
beige leuko-bruno black melano blue ciano brown bruno colorless minus kroma crimson purpuro-rubi fawn polio-bruno green kloro greenish sub-kloro dark green melano-kloro deep green fo-kloro grey polio orange rubi-xanto pale green leuko-kloro purple purpuro red rubi white leuko yellow xanto
good day; hello boni di good morning boni mana good evening boni vespera good night boni nokti hello; welcome saluta greetings plu saluta How are you? Komo tu? Are you well? Qe tu habe sani? hello ave goodbye vale au revoir a re-vide happy birthday hedo nati-di merry Christmas hedo Kristo-nati happy new year hedo neo anua best wishes plu kardia saluta friendly greetings plu ami saluta congratulations plu gratula I congratulate you Mi gratula tu. cheers; good health a tu sani good luck boni fortuna bad luck mali fortuna have a good journey boni viagia how terrible komo deino what a surprise komo mira well bene please place thank you for... gratia de ... no; yes no; ja sorry; excuse me penite; pardo quite alright no-gravi Mr. Sinior (Sr.) Ms. Siniorina (Sa.) Mrs. Siniora isn't it? qe? really? qe, veri? yours sincerely a tu sinceri by the way para dice


Angular
- A Javascript Framework designed to create single web applications, written in TypeScript
- Angular is a complete rewrite of AngularJS (Angular != AngularJS)
- Modular and Mobile Development Friendly
- Recommends the use of Microsoft’s TypeScript language
- Supports reactive programming using RxJS
Versions
| Date | Status | Released | Active ends | LTS ends |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ^8.0.0 | Active | 28/05/19 | 28/11/19 | 28/11/20 |
| ^7.0.0 | Active | 18/10/18 | 18/04/19 | 18/10/20 |
| ^6.0.0 | Active | 06/05/18 | 03/11/18 | 03/11/19 |
Support
TypeScript ?
TypeScript is a superset of ECMAScript 6 (ES6) and is backward compatible with ECMAScript 5. Angular also includes the benefits of ES6
Building Blocks
Modules
A module is a cohesive block of code with a related set of capabilities which have a specific application domain or a workflow.
Modules
import { NgModule } from '@angular/core';
import { BrowserModule } from '@angular/platform-browser';
@NgModule({
imports:[ BrowserModule ],
providers: [ MySuperNiceService1,MyExcellentService2,... ],
declarations: [ AppComponent, MyStylishComponent1,...],
exports: [MyCustomListComponent, MySharedComponent],
bootstrap: [ AppComponent ]
})
export class AppModule { }
Components
A component controls one or more section on the screen called a view.
import { Component } from '@angular/core';
@Component({
selector:'app-root',
templateUrl:'./app.component.html',
styleUrls: ['./app.component.css']
})
export class AppComponent{
title = 'app works!';
}
Components
@Component({
selector: 'my-app',
template: `
`,
styles: [`
.boldClass{
font-weight:bold;
font-size : 30px;
}`]
Templates
- A template is collection of HTML tags
- Tells Angular about how to render the component
- Template looks like regular HTML and could have other nested components
Templates
basic template
Welcome {{ userName }}, you are now connected
advanced template
Directives
3 Types
Component directive
Component directives are used in main class. They contain the detail of how the component should be processed, instantiated and used at runtime.
Structural directives
Structural directives start with a * . These directives are used to manipulate and change the structure of the DOM elements.
{{movie}}
...
...
...
Attribute directives
Attribute directives are used to change the look and behavior of the DOM elements.
conditional
Data Binding
Push data values into the HTML controls Turn user responses into actions and value updates
{{movie.name}}
Services
Service is a broad category encompassing any value, function, or feature that your application needs. A service is typically a class with a well-defined purpose. Anything can be a service :
Services(2)
import { Injectable, HttpClient } from '@angular/core';
@Injectable()
export class MyCustomService {
serverUrl: string = 'my_server_url';
constructor(private httpClient: HttpClient) { }
getMyData() : Observable {
this.data = this.httpClient.get(this.serverUrl) ;
}...
Dependency Injection
Dependency injection is a way to supply a new instance of a class with the fully-formed dependencies it requires. Most dependencies are services. Angular uses dependency injection to provide new components with the services they need. Angular can tell which services a component needs by looking at the types of its constructor parameters.
Component lifecycle hooks
" Directive and component instances have a lifecycle as Angular creates, updates, and destroys them. Developers can tap into key moments in that lifecycle by implementing one or more of the lifecycle hook interfaces in the Angular core library."
Component lifecycle hooks(2)
| Hook | Purpos & Timing |
|---|---|
| ngOnChanges() | Respond when Angular (re)sets data-bound input properties. The method receives a SimpleChanges object of current and previous property values. Called before ngOnInit() and whenever one or more data-bound input properties change. |
| ngOnInit() | Initialize the directive/component after Angular first displays the data-bound properties and sets the directive/component's input properties. Called once, after the first ngOnChanges(). |
| ngDoCheck() | Detect and act upon changes that Angular can't or won't detect on its own. Called during every change detection run, immediately after ngOnChanges() and ngOnInit(). |
Component lifecycle hooks(3)
| Hook | Purpose & Timing |
|---|---|
| ngAfterContentInit() | Respond after Angular projects external content into the component's view / the view that a directive is in. Called once after the first ngDoCheck(). |
| ngAfterContentChecked() | Respond after Angular checks the content projected into the directive/component. Called after the ngAfterContentInit() and every subsequent ngDoCheck(). |
| ngAfterViewInit() | Respond after Angular initializes the component's views and child views / the view that a directive is in. Called once after the first ngAfterContentChecked(). |
| ngAfterViewChecked() | Respond after Angular checks the component's views and child views / the view that a directive is in. Called after the ngAfterViewInit() and every subsequent ngAfterContentChecked(). |
| ngOnDestroy() | Cleanup just before Angular destroys the directive/component. Unsubscribe Observables and detach event handlers to avoid memory leaks. Called just before Angular destroys the directive/component. |
Component lifecycle hooks(4)
export class MyClass implements OnInit, OnDestroy,OnChange {
constructor(private myService: MyService) { }
// implement OnInit's `ngOnInit` method
ngOnInit() { }
// implement OnChange's `ngOnChange` method
ngOnChange(changes: SimpleChanges) { t}
// implement OnDestroy's `ngOnDestroy` method
ngOnDestroy() { }
...
}


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Banishment! But fear not, all is not lost...
“Fare thee well, king: sith thus thou wilt appear. Freedom lives hence, and banishment is here.” ― William Shakespeare
“What greater sorrow than being forced to leave behind my native earth?” ― Euripides
“Such as are in immediate fear of a losing their estates, of banishment, or of slavery, live in perpetual anguish, and lose all appetite and repose; whereas such as are actually poor, slaves, or exiles, ofttimes live as merrily as other folk.” - Michel de Montaigne
“Liking other people is an illusion we have to cherish if we are to live in society. It is one I have long ago banished from my life. You wish to be liked. I wish simply to be.” - John Fowles
“Success is stumbling from failure to failure with no loss of enthusiasm.” - Winston S. Churchill
“I didn't fail the test, I just found 100 ways to do it wrong.” - Benjamin Franklin
“Failure is success in progress” - Albert Einstein
“All the people like us are we, and everyone else is they.” - Rudyard Kipling
“Is that a personal attack or something?” - Brie Larson


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| filter-joins {dplyr} | R Documentation |
Filtering joins filter rows from x
based on the presence or absence
of matches in y
:
semi_join()
return all rows from x
with a match in y
.
anti_join()
return all rows from x
without a match in y
.
semi_join(x, y, by = NULL, copy = FALSE, ...) ## S3 method for class 'data.frame' semi_join(x, y, by = NULL, copy = FALSE, ..., na_matches = c("na", "never")) anti_join(x, y, by = NULL, copy = FALSE, ...) ## S3 method for class 'data.frame' anti_join(x, y, by = NULL, copy = FALSE, ..., na_matches = c("na", "never"))
x, y |
A pair of data frames, data frame extensions (e.g. a tibble), or lazy data frames (e.g. from dbplyr or dtplyr). See Methods, below, for more details. |
by |
A character vector of variables to join by. If To join by different variables on To join by multiple variables, use a vector with length > 1.
For example, To perform a cross-join, generating all combinations of |
copy |
If |
... |
Other parameters passed onto methods. |
na_matches |
Should The default, Use |
An object of the same type as x
. The output has the following properties:
Rows are a subset of the input, but appear in the same order.
Columns are not modified.
Data frame attributes are preserved.
Groups are taken from x
. The number of groups may be reduced.
These function are generics, which means that packages can provide implementations (methods) for other classes. See the documentation of individual methods for extra arguments and differences in behaviour.
Methods available in currently loaded packages:
semi_join()
: no methods found.
anti_join()
: no methods found.
Other joins:
mutate-joins
,
nest_join()
# "Filtering" joins keep cases from the LHS band_members %>% semi_join(band_instruments) band_members %>% anti_join(band_instruments) # To suppress the message about joining variables, supply `by` band_members %>% semi_join(band_instruments, by = "name") # This is good practice in production code


Employees who carpool love that it saves them on the cost of fuel, time, and helps them make better acquaintances with the people that they work with.


This setting must be either True
or False
.
The default value of this setting is False
Each master and data node in the cluster must have write access to the shared filesystem used by the repository for a snapshot to be 100% valid. For the purposes of a restore, this is a lightweight attempt to ensure that all nodes are still actively able to write to the repository, in hopes that snapshots were from all nodes. It is not otherwise necessary for the purposes of a restore.
Some filesystems may take longer to respond to a check, which results in a false
positive for the filesystem access check. For these cases, it is desirable to
bypass this verification step, by setting this to True.
actions: 1: action: restore description: Restore my_index from my_snapshot in my_repository options: repository: my_repository name: my_snapshot indices: my_index skip_repo_fs_check: False wait_for_completion: True max_wait: 3600 wait_interval: 10 filters: - filtertype: state state: SUCCESS exclude: - filtertype: ...
Each master and data node in the cluster must have write access to the shared filesystem used by the repository for a snapshot to be 100% valid.
Some filesystems may take longer to respond to a check, which results in a false
positive for the filesystem access check. For these cases, it is desirable to
bypass this verification step, by setting this to True.
action: snapshot description: >- Snapshot selected indices to 'repository' with the snapshot name or name pattern in 'name'. Use all other options as assigned options: repository: my_repository name: my_snapshot skip_repo_fs_check: False wait_for_completion: True max_wait: 3600 wait_interval: 10 filters: - filtertype: ...


Globs don't work as operands in [ ]. Use a loop.
[ current.log -nt backup/*.log ] && echo "This is the latest file"
newerThanAll=true
for log in backup/*.log
do
[ current.log -nt "$log" ] || newerThanAll=false
done
[ "$newerThanAll" = "true" ] && echo "This is the latest file"
Globs in [ ]
will expand to a sequence of words, one per matching filename. Meanwhile, operators work on single words.
The problematic code is equivalent to [ current.log -nt backup/file1.log backup/file2.log backup/file3.log ]
, which is invalid syntax. A typical error message is bash: [: too many arguments
or dash: somefile: unexpected operator
.
Instead, use a for
loop to iterate over matching filenames, and apply your condition to each.
If you know your glob will only ever match one file, you can check this explicitly and use the first file:
set -- backup/*.log
[ $# -eq 1 ] || { echo "There are too many matches."; exit 1; }
[ file.log -nt "$1" ] && echo "This is the latest file"
Alternatively, [[ignore]] this warning.


This is the . This is not the .
Test name: Article Name. Test name text: Article Name.
Test author: Author Name. Test author text: Author Name.
Test date: 2013-06-29. Test datetime: 2013-06-29T00:00:00Z. Don't do datetime-fmt: it's in localtime.
Test aside: This is used as the feed abstract. . Test aside text: This is used as the feed abstract. .
Test image: foo.jpg.


Climbing the fig tree
“I saw my life branching out before like the green fig-tree in the story… I saw myself sitting there in the crotch of this fig-tree, starving to death, just because I couldn’t make up my mind which of the figs I would choose. I wanted each and every one of them, but choosing one meant losing all the rest, and, as I sat there, unable to decide, the figs began to wrinkle and go black, and, one by one, they plopped to the ground at my feet.”
—Sylvia Plath, The Bell Jar
As a web developer in my twenties I often feel overwhelmed by the sheer breadth and depth of the potential career paths open to me. Working in an underskilled, high-value industry where money is practically thrown at anything resembling a good idea feels just about as close to being the kid in the proverbial candy shop as one can get.
Yet I’m starting to feel increasingly like Esther Greenwood sitting in the fig tree. Admiring the abundance of choices but at the same time frozen with indecision and the fear that the branch will break when I set out to pick one of them.
While I and everyone else working in the tech industry scurries around, reaping its bounty, picking the low-hanging fruit, part of me can’t help but wonder: where is it going? Will I still be doing this in twenty years time? Do I even want to be doing this in twenty years time? Will I have exhausted the desire I have now to write code?
Will the fig I choose have wrinkled before I even get to it?
It’s certainly unproductive and paranoid to assume that when things are going well the rug will suddenly be pulled out from underneath you. Tragic is the figure who spends all summer worrying about provision for winter. Nonetheless, the need to look up in one’s career is universally relevant and essential. To assume that there will always be jobs, demand and money is at best imprudent and at worst dangerous. Most of all, to assume that what you’re doing right now will still be a personally rewarding and challenging career in twenty years time – or to assume that you will be swept into new and exciting and challenging areas by forces beyond your control – is wishful thinking.
I’m not saying you should sit down and plan out a roadmap for your entire career, or even that you could if you wanted to. But it is important to have some idea of what you hope to find when you reach the upper echelons of your profession. To not consider what lies at the end of the branch is to reactively feel your way through your career based solely on your current circumstances. But by picking a fig to progress towards you afford yourself context and foresight that will inform the choices you make along the way.
In the short term this can mean recognising where areas relevant to your current job will flourish and adjusting your climb accordingly, say, learning a new programming language because you think it will be a big deal in a few years time. And in the longer term, having that aspirational fig at the end of the branch will help you make life decisions that go deeper and are ultimately more rewarding than the impulsive snatch and grab of the young careerist.
Just as it’s important not to be frozen with indecision, it’s pointless to start climbing without aiming for something that transcends the situation you’re in now. Otherwise you might reach the top and still starve to death, albeit whilst looking at a nicer view.


TCHARS 1
NAME
Tchars − Translate characters for Troff.
SYNOPSIS
@BINDIR@/tchars [−e] file
DESCRIPTION
Tchars is a troff pre-processor which translate some ascii code to complex utf-8 characters. Actually, it can only translate a subset of betacode to polytonic greek.
OPTIONS
- −e: Escape characters: print troff utf-8 escape sequence in the form of \U’xxxx’ instead of printing the utf-8 character itself.
MACROS
In the troff document, characters that has to be translated must be indicated by one of the following macros:
- CW code after before: Transalte code, and append before and after just before and after the translation.
- CL code [code...]: Translate the whole line following CL.
- CS: Begin a block that has to be translated. Must be followed by CE.
- CE: Close a block that has to be translated.
For tchars to work, you must define these macro to call a font which contain polytonic greek characters, as follow, for example:
.fp 0 G GFSPyrsos otf \" Pyrsos from Greek Font Society .de CW \\$3\fG\\$1\fR\\$2 .. .de CL \fG\\$*\fR .. .de CS . ft G .. .de CE . ft R ..
CODE
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- & macron ̄:
- ´ vrachy ̆:
- ) psili ̓:
- ( dasia ̔:
- \ varia ̀:
- / oxia ́:
- = perispomeni ͂:
- | ypogegrammeni ͅ:
The order is significant, it must be: +&’)(\/=|
Tchars actually understand the following letters:
- A Α ALPHA, a α alpha:
- B Β BETA, b β beta:
- C Ξ XI, c ξ xi:
- D Δ DELTA, d δ delta:
- E Ἑ EPSILON, e ε epsilon:
- F Φ PHI, f φ phi:
- G Γ GAMMA, g γ gamma:
- H Η ETA, h η eta:
- I Ι IOTA, i ι iota:
- K Κ KAPPA, k κ kappa:
- L Λ LAMBDA, l λ lambda:
- M Μ MU, m μ mu:
- N Ν NU, n ν nu:
- O Ο OMICRON, o ο omicron:
- P Π PI, p π pi:
- R Ρ RHO, r ρ rhô:
- S Σ SIGMA, s σ sigma:
- T Τ TAU, t τ tau:
- U Υ UPSILON, u υ upsilon:
- W Ω OMEGA, w ω omega:
- X Χ CHI, x χ chi:
- Y Ψ PSI, y ψ psi:
- Z Ζ ZETA, z ζ zeta:
EXAMPLE
The word physis in polytonic greek is written: .CW fu/sis .
FILES
@BINDIR@/tchars
SEE ALSO
LICENSE
Tchars and this man page are distributed under the isc license.
AUTHOR
Pierre-Jean Fichet.


--- layout: post title: Getting started with Erlang and Nitrogen on Windows (in a single tweet) ---
After spending quite some time trying to get an erlang/nitrogen instance running in windows, I finally managed to do it, and it turns out to be really simple once you know how to do it.
In fact, it is so simple, one can explain it in a single tweet:
Windows Erlang/Nitrogen in a tweet: install erlang.org/download/otp_w… in "c:\program files\erl7.5.7", unzip ….nitrogenproject.com.s3.amazonaws.com/win/nitrogen-2… & run start.cmd
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When considering how simple it is, and looking back at my live blog post, my actions look a bit ridiculous, but not all is lost, as my discovery process somewhat helped me to get more acquainted with the whole Erlang story...


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Armenian Genocide monument unveiled in Kalamata
by GCTA monument dedicated to the Armenian Genocide of 1915 was unveiled in Kalamata, Messinia on Sunday.
The ceremony was presided by His Holiness Archbishop Kegham Khatcherian, Prelate of the Armenian Apostolic Church of Greece.
At the heart of the monument is a cross carved in red marble which was brought from Armenia. The colour is of significance as it symbolises the blood of the Armenians who witnessed the genocide.
The unveiling of the monument took place after Divine Liturgy at the chapel of Saint Nicholas of Ephesus, which has been granted to the Armenian Community of Kalamata for their religious ceremonies.
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Cork guard receives medal for work fighting international drug trafficking
by By Digital Desk staffA guard from Cork has been honoured for his work fighting international drug trafficking.
Detective Superintendent Séan Healy has been investigating major drug importation cases into Ireland for the past 25 years.
The Maritime Analysis Operations Centre (Narcotics) awarded Detective Healy a Medal for Distinction last night.
The medal is awarded to individuals who have displayed extraordinary commitment to the fight against international drug trafficking.
Detective Superintendent Healy received the honour from the Director of MAOC N, Michael O’ Sullivan at a ceremony in Lisbon last night, attended by law enforcement and dignitaries from the seven countries.
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Watch Arbor Labor Union's Trippy, Life-Affirming Stop-Motion Video for Their Bluesy New Single "Flowerhead"
Their new album New Petal Instants is out in February
by Amanda GerstenArbor Labor Union released their last record, I Hear You, back in 2016, garnering a Best of What’s Next feature from Paste that highlighted the band’s “transcendental weirdness” and “hard-edged bite.” Today (Nov. 25), they’ve announced a follow-up, New Petal Instants, due Feb. 7, 2020.
The lead single off New Petal Instants continues the band’s psychedelic-infused blues sound and reflects the record’s theme of growth and greenery. Titled “Flowerhead,” it’s a paean to the bond between all living things: “I was born with dandelion eyes / Learned to dance by watching butterflies.” Its visual accompaniment joyfully intersperses collage-based stop-motion (including a series of faces being made out of leaves) with clips from nature footage, goofy retro dance videos and DVD guitar lessons—all surrounded by a groovy rainbow border.
Watch “Flowerhead” below and see the details of New Petal Instants further down. You can preorder the album here.
New Petal Instants Tracklist:
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03. Big Face In The Sky
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I haven’t written in a long time and it is primarily because I’ve been traveling for a couple of weeks from Korea. I have another longer post slated for later this week, so this is just a quickie with some good stuff from the first part of the day at the Flipped Class Conference in Woodland Park, CO. You can follow some of the discussion here or you can follow the Twitter hashtag #flipclass11.
I presented this morning on making accommodations in the flipped classroom (or in any classroom for that matter) and the topic of mobile devices came up. Some resources I’ve not heard of before are:
Cellular Education – From their website:
Cellular Education is primarily focused on consulting with Teachers, Administrators, and IT personnel to increase the use and effectiveness of wireless devices in Elementary and Secondary classrooms.
You can follow the founder, Victor Fitzjerrald, on twitter.
Mobile Learning Group – This is a branch of ISTE and they focus on bringing mobile devices into the classroom in professional and manageable ways.
SIGML is the ISTE special interest group that is an advocate for mobile learning worldwide, and promotes meaningful integration of mobile devices in teaching and learning in formal and informal learning environments.
Both groups work to promote mobile learning, especially in schools. As students become more and more connected, education should be shifting that direction as well. But, we can’t latch on to the technology as the perfect solution. We still need to make sure we’re using the technology in a meaningful way, and not just for the sake of it.
More to come as the conference progresses.
Written on June 16th, 2011 by Brian Bennett Categorized in: All Technology
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Drunk car thief stuck in window
Evening Times | Submitted by: Concened
"Car thief Andrew Birch found himself caught in a jam after smashing a
window of a vehicle he planned to steal. In a drunken state, he tried to
squeeze in through the broken window and became stuck fast, unable to
move. When police arrived at the scene in Craigielea Road, Renfrew,
he was still wedged in the window, half in and half out, Paisley
Sheriff Court was told."
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U.S. Special forces told to shave
CNN | Submitted by: Rufferto
As if being shot at in Afghanistan isn't bad enough: now they have to
break out the Bics. The Brass is concerned about soldiers blending in a
little too well: "The order to shave facial hair and to "re-adapt
uniform and grooming standards" came after a special operations commander,
Maj. Gen. Geoff Lambert, saw numerous photographs of troops operating
on the ground in Afghanistan with full beards and partial uniforms."
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Robot soccer
Chosun Ilbo | Submitted by: Son of Benway
"The Federation of International Robot-soccer Associations (FIRA), based
in Korea, will host its Invitational Championship from September 30 to
October 3 in Dortmund, Germany, with top teams from Asia and Europe
competing... Kim Jong-hwan, dubbed "The Father of Robot Football" by The
Times, said that robot soccer is a combination of cutting-edge hardware
technologies, including wireless communication, electronics, control
engineering, battery technology and computer graphics."
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Norwegian hillbilly brews a bad batch
Aftenposten | Submitted by: Son of Benway
"Police arrested a man in Moss Thursday and charged him with illegally
selling alcohol. Four people have been hospitalized after drinking
potentially deadly homemade alcohol... One of them had been drinking
from a 10-liter plastic bottle... Two of the others had been drinking from
commercial bottles of vodka but police said they may have transferred
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Freeze dried Fluffy
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"There's a new option available for pet owners who can't bear to say
goodbye when their furry friends pass on: having them freeze-dried...
Taxidermists say they have seen an increase in requests for pet
preservation in recent years, and a few dozen taxidermists around the
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liberties: "Since the terrorist attacks, the Bush administration has
implemented a policy making all information about how the government
is run secret, Kennedy Cuomo said. The Freedom of Information Act
was approved in 1966 with the idea that an open, transparent government
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"Eunice Stone of Cartersville, Ga., told Fox News Network that she
was eating at a Shoney's restaurant in Calhoun when she heard the men
talking about possible terrorist activities. Gov. Jeb Bush and a
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in a lovely, oak-tree-lined neighborhood on Westhaven Drive in posh
West Lake Hills. This is a major step up for a guy who used to hang
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Blue House Petition started demanding to give Jung Joon Young and Jonghun longer sentences
by sl278A Blue House petition has been started demanding that Jung Joon Young and former F.T Island member Jonghun get longer sentences for group sexual assault and spreading illegal footage.
Prosecutors are currently pursuing sentences of 7 and 5 years respectively, which many citizens believe is not sufficient enough punishment for the crimes they committed.
The petition states: "We want a more severe punishment for Jung Joon Young and Choi Jonghun. The prosecution's sentence is too weak compared to the crimes committed. We demand heavier punishment. They are trying to escape the law without truly reflecting. Public officials should give heavier punishments to prevent crimes like this in the future and protect innocent females.”
The final verdict is expected to be revealed on November 29 at 11 a.m. KST.
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assert-plus
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ThoughtWorks Sydney Social Club (SSC) once again organised a very interesting event. We went to an AFL game at the Sydney Cricket Ground (SCG).
The game was Sydney Swans vs Fremantle. Of course we were supporting Sydney’s team Swans… But they lost… Even though the game was in Sydney and the stadium was 99% red and supporting them.
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DOM; Dioctyl maleate; Di-(2-ethylhexyl) maleate; di2-ethylhexyl (2E)but-2-ene-1,4-dioate |
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C20H36O4 |
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2915-53-9 |
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Others |
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Aekyung Petrochemical Co., Ltd |
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Reactive plasticizer |
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0.944 (20°C) |
| Aggregate State at 25°C: |
Liquid |
| Volume Resistivity, Ohm cm: |
1E+11 |
Chemical Properties
-
| Acid Number, mg KOH/g: |
<0.1 |
Optical Properties
-
| Color, Platinum-Cobalt Scale: |
<40 |
| Refractive Index: |
1.454 (n20D) |
Hazard-Related Data
-
| OSHA Hazard Class: |
Considered a hazardous substance |
| UN Risk Phrases: |
20,65,66,67 |
| UN Safety Phrases: |
9,23,36,51 |
Environmental Parameters
-
| Octanol-Water Partition Coeff., log Kow: |
8.09 |
| Theoretical Oxygen Demand, ThOD, g/g: |
2.54 |
Plasticizers Database (2nd Electronic Edition) Copyright © 2004 by ChemTec Publishing |


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Oddjob's extension points.
In this section we take a look at
the many options for making our classes available to Oddjob. We'll
learn how to tell Oddjob to use nice short element names like
<copy>
and we'll learn how to write an Oddball which is an Oddjob plugin.
In the first instance Oddjob finds its classes...
-classpath
option..jar
in the lib
directory..jar
in the opt/lib
directory.opt/classes
directory.We can prove this by copying an example class:
$ mkdir opt/classes/org $ mkdir opt/classes/org/oddjob $ mkdir opt/classes/org/oddjob/devguide $ cp examples/classes/org/oddjob/devguide/HelloWorldJob.class opt/classes/org/oddjob/devguide $ java -jar run-oddjob.jar -f examples/devguide/hello1.xml Hello World!
How can we use our own XML elements instead of boring old
<bean>
elements?
Provide an implementation of an
ArooaDescriptorFactory.
When Oddjob starts it has one of these factory things that scans the classpath
for any number of META-INF/arooa.xml
XML files which it
expects to be able to parse to create another factory. It joins all these little
factories together and creates a big factory (For those that like design patterns
this is of course the classic Composite Pattern).
There's an example of one of these XML files in the examples directory called
helloperson-arooa.xml
. It's for our HelloPersonJob example from the
previous section and it looks like this.
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>examples/devguide/helloperson-arooa.xml}
Now as Arooa is a Java Bean Framework, it probably comes as no surprise to
learn that this is Java Bean implementation of
an ArooaDescriptorFactory and it's parsed with... Arooa of course. See
<arooa:descriptor>
in the reference for more on how to configure this bean.
If we copy the descriptor:
$ cp examples/devguide/helloperson-arooa.xml examples/classes/META-INF/arooa.xml
We can modify our original configuration to become:
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>examples/devguide/helloperson2.xml}And run it:
$ java -jar run-oddjob.jar -cp examples/classes -f examples/devguide/helloperson2.xml Hello Mr Smith.
Once a component has been given an element to class mapping, Oddjob Designer will automatically create a form for it:
And for person too:
Ok, not pretty - but it can make a pleasant change from XML.
A nested Oddjob job within Oddjob can also be configured with it's own class loader and descriptor factory.
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>examples/devguide/helloperson-main.xml}This does the same as the above. No classpath required.
$ java -jar run-oddjob.jar -f examples/devguide/helloperson-main.xml Hello Mr Smith.
The difference is that a new class loader is created by Oddjob and used
when processing the descriptor factory to
load the HelloPersonJob
class.
Oddballs are Oddjob's plugin architecture.
Oddballs extends the above features of Oddjob modularity by defining a recognised directory structure for deploying a set of job classes and their dependent libraries.
An Oddball is any directory in Oddjob's oddballs
directory.
Oddballs find their classes...
.jar
in the lib
directory.classes
directory.(Familiar to those who know Servlets. But there's no
web.xml
, instead...)
When the Oddball loads it scans this classpath
for any number of META-INF/arooa.xml
XML file from which it
creates it's ArooaDescriptorFactory.
Pre-Installed Oddballs
Oddjob comes pre-installed with some Oddballs for Ant tasks, mail, FTP, and an HSQL database server. Here's a screenshot of a deployed Oddjob and it's Oddballs:
Developing an Oddball
In the deployed Oddballs above, the META-INF/arooa.xml
file is combined with Oddjob
job beans in a jar for neat deployment. While developing an Oddball
ensuring the project directory also adheres to the Oddball layout
allows for testing without any deployment:
Launching with Odballs not In The Oddballs Directory
Here's an eclipse launch configuration used to Launch Oddjob with all it's Oddballs:
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>examples/devguide/Main.launch.xml}The -op
argument stands for 'Oddball Path'. Notice that
the Spring Oddball (oj-spring
) points to a 'target'
directory. This is because it is built with Maven. Fortunately
a Maven Install creates a directory structure that is Oddball conformant too!
The Spring Oddball
The Spring Oddball is a separate download. It's available from Sourceforge
here. To deploy the Spring Oddball simply
download the binary and unzip it into the Oddjob's
oddballs
directory, and restart Oddjob.
Un-Installing Oddballs
To un-install an Oddball, simply move it out of the oddballs
directory, and restart Oddjob.
Using Oddball Jars In Your Own App Classpath
If you want to use an Oddball jar with your own application classpath,
you can can just drop it in with your own libs but the arooa.xml
will not be automatically loaded. To load it we can use use a
ClassPathDescriptorFactory.html. Here's an example of using the
And Oddball jars without it being an Oddball.
Explicitly Loading Oddballs For a Nested Oddjob
An Oddball or many Oddballs can be explicitly loaded using the <oddballs> type<EMAIL_ADDRESS>examples/devguide/myapp2-main.xml}
Extending an Oddballs Classpath
If you want to extend an Oddballs classpath you can do so by using a <url-class-loader> and refering to the class loader of the component as the parent class loader.
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>examples/devguide/echo-ant-classpath.xml}The author was hoping to show the running of a custom task using
our extended classpath - However, although our task can be found by Ant, as,
if you run this example you will see, Ant's Taskdef doesn't use an Ant's
projects own core classloader! Hopefully though you get the point. Oddjob's
build process (oj-assembly
in the source distribution) uses
this technique to ensure that the ant-junit.jar is available during the
build.


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In examining the character of these Princedoms, another circumstance has to be considered, namely, whether the Prince is strong enough, if occasion demands, to stand alone, or whether he needs continual help from others. To make the matter clearer, I pronounce those to be able to stand alone who, with the men and money at their disposal, can get together an army fit to take the field against any assailant; and, conversely, I judge those to be in constant need of help who cannot take the field against their enemies, but are obliged to retire behind their walls, and to defend themselves there. Of the former I have already spoken, and shall speak again as occasion may require. As to the latter there is nothing to be said, except to exhort such Princes to strengthen and fortify the towns in which they dwell, and take no heed of the country outside. For whoever has thoroughly fortified his town, and put himself on such a footing with his subjects as I have already indicated and shall hereafter speak of, will always be attacked with much circumspection; for men are always averse to enterprises that are attended with difficulty, and it is impossible not to foresee difficulties in attacking a Prince whose town is strongly fortified and who is not hated by his subjects. The towns of Germany enjoy great freedom. Having little territory, they render obedience to the Emperor only when so disposed, fearing neither him nor any other neighbouring power. For they are so fortified that it is plain to every one that it would be a tedious and difficult task to reduce them, since all of them are protected by moats and suitable ramparts, are well supplied with artillery, and keep their public magazines constantly stored with victual, drink and fuel, enough to last them for a year. Besides which, in order to support the poorer class of citizens without public loss, they lay in a common stock of materials for these to work on for a year, in the handicrafts which are the life and sinews of such cities, and by which the common people live. Moreover, they esteem military exercises and have many regulations for their maintenance.
A Prince, therefore, who has a strong city, and who does not make himself hated, can not be attacked, or should he be so, his assailant will come badly off; since human affairs are so variable that it is almost impossible for any one to keep an army posted in leaguer for a whole year without interruption of some sort. Should it be objected that if the citizens have possessions outside the town, and see them burned, they will lose patience, and that self-interest, together with the hardships of a protracted siege, will cause them to forget their loyalty; I answer that a capable and courageous Prince will always overcome these difficulties, now, by holding out hopes to his subjects that the evil will not be of long continuance; now, by exciting their fears of the enemy's cruelty; and, again, by dexterously silencing those who seem to him too forward in their complaints. Moreover, it is to be expected that the enemy will burn and lay waste the country immediately on their arrival, at a time when men's minds are still heated and resolute for defence. And for this very reason the Prince ought the less to fear, because after a few days, when the first ardour has abated, the injury is already done and suffered, and cannot be undone; and the people will now, all the more readily, make common cause with their Prince from his seeming to be under obligations to them, their houses having been burned and their lands wasted in his defence. For it is the nature of men to incur obligation as much by the benefits they render as by those they receive.
Wherefore, if the whole matter be well considered, it ought not to be difficult for a prudent Prince, both at the outset and afterwards, to maintain the spirits of his subjects during a siege; provided always that victuals and other means of defence do not run short.
It now only remains for me to treat of Ecclesiastical Princedoms, all the difficulties in respect of which precede their acquisition. For they are acquired by merit or good fortune, but are maintained without either; being upheld by the venerable ordinances of Religion, which are all of such a nature and efficacy that they secure the authority of their Princes in whatever way they may act or live. These Princes alone have territories which they do not defend, and subjects whom they do not govern; yet their territories are not taken from them through not being defended, nor are their subjects concerned at not being governed, or led to think of throwing off their allegiance; nor is it in their power to do so. Accordingly these Princedoms alone are secure and happy. But inasmuch as they are sustained by agencies of a higher nature than the mind of man can reach, I forbear to speak of them: for since they are set up and supported by God himself, he would be a rash and presumptuous man who should venture to discuss them.
Nevertheless, should any one ask me how it comes about that the temporal power of the Church, which before the time of Alexander was looked on with contempt by all the Potentates of Italy, and not only by those so styling themselves, but by every Baron and Lordling however insignificant, has now reached such a pitch of greatness that the King of France trembles before it, and that it has been able to drive him out of Italy and to crush the Venetians; though the causes be known, it seems to me not superfluous to call them in some measure to recollection.
Before Charles of France passed into Italy, that country was under the control of the Pope, the Venetians, the King of Naples, the Duke of Milan, and the Florentines. Two chief objects had to be kept in view by all these powers: first, that no armed foreigner should be allowed to invade Italy; second, that no one of their own number should be suffered to extend his territory. Those whom it was especially needed to guard against, were the Pope and the Venetians. To hold back the Venetians it was necessary that all the other States should combine, as was done for the defence of Ferrara; while to restrain the Pope, use was made of the Roman Barons, who being divided into two factions, the Orsini and Colonnesi, had constant cause for feud with one another, and standing with arms in their hands under the very eyes of the Pontiff, kept the Popedom feeble and insecure.
And although there arose from time to time a courageous Pope like Sixtus, neither his prudence nor his good fortune could free him from these embarrassments. The cause whereof was the shortness of the lives of the Popes. For in the ten years, which was the average duration of a Pope's life, he could barely succeed in humbling one of these factions; so that if, for instance, one Pope had almost exterminated the Colonnesi, he was followed by another, who being the enemy of the Orsini had no time to rid himself of them, but so far from completing the destruction of the Colonnesi, restored them to life. This led to the temporal authority of the Popes being little esteemed in Italy.
Then came Alexander VI, who more than any of his predecessors showed what a Pope could effect with money and arms, achieving by the instrumentality of Duke Valentino, and by taking advantage of the coming of the French into Italy, all those successes which I have already noticed in speaking of the actions of the Duke. And although his object was to aggrandize, not the Church but the Duke, what he did turned to the advantage of the Church, which after his death, and after the Duke had been put out of the way, became the heir of his labours.
After him came Pope Julius, who found the Church strengthened by the possession of the whole of Romagna, and the Roman Barons exhausted and their factions shattered under the blows of Pope Alexander. He found also a way opened for the accumulation of wealth, which before the time of Alexander no one had followed. These advantages Julius not only used but added to. He undertook the conquest of Bologna, the overthrow of the Venetians, and the expulsion of the French from Italy; in all which enterprises he succeeded, and with the greater glory to himself in that whatever he did, was done to strengthen the Church and not to aggrandize any private person. He succeeded, moreover, in keeping the factions of the Orsini and Colonnesi within the same limits as he found them; and, though some seeds of insubordination may still have been left among them, two causes operated to hold them in check; first, the great power of the Church, which overawed them, and second, their being without Cardinals, who had been the cause of all their disorders. For these factions while they have Cardinals among them can never be at rest, since it is they who foment dissension both in Rome and out of it, in which the Barons are forced to take part, the ambition of the Prelates thus giving rise to tumult and discord among the Barons.
His Holiness, Pope Leo, has consequently found the Papacy most powerful; and from him we may hope, that as his predecessors made it great with arms, he will render it still greater and more venerable by his benignity and other countless virtues.
Having spoken particularly of all the various kinds of Princedom whereof at the outset I proposed to treat, considered in some measure what are the causes of their strength and weakness, and pointed out the methods by which men commonly seek to acquire them, it now remains that I should discourse generally concerning the means for attack and defence of which each of these different kinds of Princedom may make use.
I have already said that a Prince must lay solid foundations, since otherwise he will inevitably be destroyed. Now the main foundations of all States, whether new, old, or mixed, are good laws and good arms. But since you cannot have the former without the latter, and where you have the latter, are likely to have the former, I shall here omit all discussion on the subject of laws, and speak only of arms.
I say then that the arms wherewith a Prince defends his State are either his own subjects, or they are mercenaries, or they are auxiliaries, or they are partly one and partly another. Mercenaries and auxiliaries are at once useless and dangerous, and he who holds his State by means of mercenary troops can never be solidly or securely seated. For such troops are disunited, ambitious, insubordinate, treacherous, insolent among friends, cowardly before foes, and without fear of God or faith with man. Whenever they are attacked defeat follows; so that in peace you are plundered by them, in war by your enemies. And this because they have no tie or motive to keep them in the field beyond their paltry pay, in return for which it would be too much to expect them to give their lives. They are ready enough, therefore, to be your soldiers while you are at peace, but when war is declared they make off and disappear. I ought to have little difficulty in getting this believed, for the present ruin of Italy is due to no other cause than her having for many years trusted to mercenaries, who though heretofore they may have helped the fortunes of some one man, and made a show of strength when matched with one another, have always revealed themselves in their true colours so soon as foreign enemies appeared. Hence it was that Charles of France was suffered to conquer Italy with chalk; and he who said our sins were the cause, said truly, though it was not the sins he meant, but those which I have noticed. And as these were the sins of Princes, they it is who have paid the penalty.
But I desire to demonstrate still more clearly the untoward character of these forces. Captains of mercenaries are either able men or they are not. If they are, you cannot trust them, since they will always seek their own aggrandizement, either by overthrowing you who are their master, or by the overthrow of others contrary to your desire. On the other hand, if your captain be not an able man the chances are you will be ruined. And if it be said that whoever has arms in his hands will act in the same way whether he be a mercenary or no, I answer that when arms have to be employed by a Prince or a Republic, the Prince ought to go in person to take command as captain, the Republic should send one of her citizens, and if he prove incapable should change him, but if he prove capable should by the force of the laws confine him within proper bounds. And we see from experience that both Princes and Republics when they depend on their own arms have the greatest success, whereas from employing mercenaries nothing but loss results. Moreover, a Republic trusting to her own forces, is with greater difficulty than one which relies on foreign arms brought to yield obedience to a single citizen. Rome and Sparta remained for ages armed and free. The Swiss are at once the best armed and the freest people in the world.
Of mercenary arms in ancient times we have an example in the Carthaginians, who at the close of their first war with Rome, were well-nigh ruined by their hired troops, although these were commanded by Carthaginian citizens. So too, when, on the death of Epaminondas, the Thebans made Philip of Macedon captain of their army, after gaining a victory for them, he deprived them of their liberty. The Milanese, in like manner, when Duke Filippo died, took Francesco Sforza into their pay to conduct the war against the Venetians. But he, after defeating the enemy at Caravaggio, combined with them to overthrow the Milanese, his masters. His father too while in the pay of Giovanna, Queen of Naples, suddenly left her without troops, obliging her, in order to save her kingdom, to throw herself into the arms of the King of Aragon.
And if it be said that in times past the Venetians and the Florentines have extended their dominions by means of these arms, and that their captains have served them faithfully, without seeking to make themselves their masters, I answer that in this respect the Florentines have been fortunate, because among those valiant captains who might have given them cause for fear, some have not been victorious, some have had rivals, and some have turned their ambition in other directions.
Among those not victorious, was Giovanni Acuto, whose fidelity, since he was unsuccessful, was not put to the proof: but any one may see, that had he been victorious the Florentines must have been entirely in his hands. The Sforzas, again, had constant rivals in the Bracceschi, so that the one following was a check upon the other; moreover, the ambition of Francesco was directed against Milan, while that of Braccio was directed against the Church and the kingdom of Naples. Let us turn, however, to what took place lately. The Florentines chose for their captain Paolo Vitelli, a most prudent commander, who had raised himself from privacy to the highest renown in arms. Had he been successful in reducing Pisa, none can deny that the Florentines would have been completely in his power, for they would have been ruined had he gone over to their enemies, while if they retained him they must have submitted to his will.
Again, as to the Venetians, if we consider the growth of their power, it will be seen that they conducted their affairs with glory and safety so long as their subjects of all ranks, gentle and simple alike, valiantly bore arms in their wars; as they did before they directed their enterprises landwards. But when they took to making war by land, they forsook those methods in which they excelled and were content to follow the customs of Italy.
At first, indeed, in extending their possessions on the mainland, having as yet but little territory and being held in high repute, they had not much to fear from their captains; but when their territories increased, which they did under Carmagnola, they were taught their mistake. For as they had found him a most valiant and skilful leader when, under his command, they defeated the Duke of Milan, and, on the other hand, saw him slack in carrying on the war, they made up their minds that no further victories were to be had under him; and because, through fear of losing what they had gained, they could not discharge him, to secure themselves against him they were forced to put him to death. After him they have had for captains, Bartolommeo of Bergamo, Roberto of San Severino, the Count of Pitigliano, and the like, under whom their danger has not been from victories, but from defeats; as, for instance, at Vaila, where they lost in a single day what it had taken the efforts of eight hundred years to acquire. For the gains resulting from mercenary arms are slow, and late, and inconsiderable, but the losses sudden and astounding.
And since these examples have led me back to Italy, which for many years past has been defended by mercenary arms, I desire to go somewhat deeper into the matter, in order that the causes which led to the adoption of these arms being seen, they may the more readily be corrected. You are to understand, then, that when in these later times the Imperial control began to be rejected by Italy, and the temporal power of the Pope to be more thought of, Italy suddenly split up into a number of separate States. For many of the larger cities took up arms against their nobles, who, with the favour of the Emperor, had before kept them in subjection, and were supported by the Church with a view to add to her temporal authority: while in many others of these cities, private citizens became rulers. Hence Italy, having passed almost entirely into the hands of the Church and of certain Republics, the former made up of priests, the latter of citizens unfamiliar with arms, began to take foreigners into her pay.
The first who gave reputation to this service was Alberigo of Conio in Romagna, from whose school of warlike training descended, among others, Braccio and Sforza, who in their time were the arbiters of Italy; after whom came all those others who down to the present hour have held similar commands, and to whose merits we owe it that our country has been overrun by Charles, plundered by Louis, wasted by Ferdinand, and insulted by the Swiss.
The first object of these mercenaries was to bring foot soldiers into disrepute, in order to enhance the merit of their own followers; and this they did, because lacking territory of their own and depending on their profession for their support, a few foot soldiers gave them no importance, while for a large number they were unable to provide. For these reasons they had recourse to horsemen, a less retinue of whom was thought to confer distinction, and could be more easily maintained. And the matter went to such a length, that in an army of twenty thousand men, not two thousand foot soldiers were to be found. Moreover, they spared no endeavour to relieve themselves and their men from fatigue and danger, not killing one another in battle, but making prisoners who were afterwards released without ransom. They would attack no town by night; those in towns would make no sortie by night against a besieging army. Their camps were without rampart or trench. They had no winter campaigns. All which arrangements were sanctioned by their military rules, contrived by them, as I have said already, to escape fatigue and danger; but the result of which has been to bring Italy into servitude and contempt.


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QScxmlEvent Class
The QScxmlEvent class is an event for a Qt SCXML state machine. More...
| Header: | #include <QScxmlEvent> |
| qmake: | QT += scxml |
| Since: | Qt 5.7 |
Public Types
| enum | EventType { PlatformEvent, InternalEvent, ExternalEvent } |
Properties
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Public Functions
| QScxmlEvent() | |
| QScxmlEvent(const QScxmlEvent &other) | |
| ~QScxmlEvent() | |
| void | clear() |
| QVariant | data() const |
| int | delay() const |
| QString | errorMessage() const |
| EventType | eventType() const |
| QString | invokeId() const |
| bool | isErrorEvent() const |
| QString | name() const |
| QString | origin() const |
| QString | originType() const |
| QString | scxmlType() const |
| QString | sendId() const |
| void | setData(const QVariant &data) |
| void | setDelay(int delayInMiliSecs) |
| void | setErrorMessage(const QString &message) |
| void | setEventType(const EventType &type) |
| void | setInvokeId(const QString &invokeid) |
| void | setName(const QString &name) |
| void | setOrigin(const QString &origin) |
| void | setOriginType(const QString &origintype) |
| void | setSendId(const QString &sendid) |
| QScxmlEvent & | operator=(const QScxmlEvent &other) |
Detailed Description
The QScxmlEvent class is an event for a Qt SCXML state machine.
SCXML events drive transitions. Most events are generated by using the <raise>
and <send>
elements in the application. The state machine automatically generates some mandatory events, such as errors.
For more information, see SCXML Specification - 5.10.1 The Internal Structure of Events. For more information about how the Qt SCXML API differs from the specification, see SCXML Compliance.
See also QScxmlStateMachine.
Member Type Documentation
enum QScxmlEvent::EventType
This enum type specifies the type of an SCXML event:
| Constant | Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
QScxmlEvent::PlatformEvent | 0 | An event generated internally by the state machine. For example, errors. |
QScxmlEvent::InternalEvent | 1 | An event generated by a <raise> element. |
QScxmlEvent::ExternalEvent | 2 | An event generated by a <send> element. |
Property Documentation
data : QVariant
This property holds the data included by the sender.
When <param>
elements are used in the <send>
element, the data will contain a QVariantMap where the key is the name attribute, and the value is taken from the expr attribute or the location attribute.
When a <content>
element is used, the data will contain a single item with either the value of the expr attribute of the <content>
element or the child data of the <content>
element.
Access functions:
delay : int
This property holds the delay in milliseconds after which the event is to be delivered after processing the <send>
element.
Access functions:
errorEvent : const bool
This property holds whether the event represents an error.
Access functions:
| bool | isErrorEvent() const |
errorMessage : QString
This property holds an error message for an error event, or an empty QString.
Access functions:
| QString | errorMessage() const |
| void | setErrorMessage(const QString &message) |
eventType : EventType
This property holds the type of the event.
Access functions:
| EventType | eventType() const |
| void | setEventType(const EventType &type) |
invokeId : QString
This property holds the ID of the invoked state machine if the event is generated by one.
Access functions:
| QString | invokeId() const |
| void | setInvokeId(const QString &invokeid) |
name : QString
This property holds the name of the event.
If the event is generated inside the SCXML document, this property holds the value of the event attribute specified inside the <raise>
or <send>
element.
If the event is created in the C++ code and submitted to the QScxmlStateMachine, the value of this property is matched against the value of the event attribute specified inside the <transition>
element in the SCXML document.
Access functions:
origin : QString
This property holds the URI that points to the origin of an SCXML event.
The origin is equivalent to the target attribute of the <send>
element.
Access functions:
originType : QString
This property holds the origin type of an SCXML event.
The origin type is equivalent to the type attribute of the <send>
element.
Access functions:
| QString | originType() const |
| void | setOriginType(const QString &origintype) |
scxmlType : const QString
This property holds the event type.
Access functions:
| QString | scxmlType() const |
sendId : QString
This property holds the ID of the event.
The ID is used by the <cancel>
element to identify the event to be canceled.
Note: The state machine generates a unique ID if the id attribute is not specified in the <send>
element. The generated ID can be accessed through this property.
Access functions:
Member Function Documentation
QScxmlEvent::QScxmlEvent()
Creates a new external SCXML event.
QScxmlEvent::QScxmlEvent(const QScxmlEvent &other)
Constructs a copy of other.
QScxmlEvent::~QScxmlEvent()
Destroys the SCXML event.
void QScxmlEvent::clear()
Clears the contents of the event.
QVariant QScxmlEvent::data() const
Returns the data included by the sender.
Note: Getter function for property data.
See also setData().
int QScxmlEvent::delay() const
Returns the delay in milliseconds after which this event is to be delivered after processing the <send>
element.
Note: Getter function for property delay.
See also setDelay().
QString QScxmlEvent::errorMessage() const
If this is an error event, returns the error message. Otherwise, returns an empty QString.
Note: Getter function for property errorMessage.
See also setErrorMessage().
EventType QScxmlEvent::eventType() const
Returns the type of this event.
Note: Getter function for property eventType.
See also setEventType() and QScxmlEvent::EventType.
QString QScxmlEvent::invokeId() const
If this event is generated by an invoked state machine, returns the ID of the <invoke>
element. Otherwise, returns an empty value.
Note: Getter function for property invokeId.
See also setInvokeId().
bool QScxmlEvent::isErrorEvent() const
Returns true
when this is an error event, false
otherwise.
Note: Getter function for property errorEvent.
QString QScxmlEvent::name() const
Returns the name of the event.
Note: Getter function for property name.
See also setName().
QString QScxmlEvent::origin() const
Returns a URI that points to the origin of an SCXML event.
Note: Getter function for property origin.
See also setOrigin().
QString QScxmlEvent::originType() const
Returns the origin type of an SCXML event.
Note: Getter function for property originType.
See also setOriginType().
QString QScxmlEvent::scxmlType() const
Returns the event type.
Note: Getter function for property scxmlType.
QString QScxmlEvent::sendId() const
Returns the ID of the event.
Note: Getter function for property sendId.
See also setSendId().
void QScxmlEvent::setData(const QVariant &data)
Sets the payload data to data.
Note: Setter function for property data.
See also QScxmlEvent::data.
void QScxmlEvent::setDelay(int delayInMiliSecs)
Sets the delay in milliseconds as the value of delayInMiliSecs.
Note: Setter function for property delay.
See also QScxmlEvent::delay.
void QScxmlEvent::setErrorMessage(const QString &message)
If this is an error event, the message is set as the error message.
Note: Setter function for property errorMessage.
See also errorMessage().
void QScxmlEvent::setEventType(const EventType &type)
Sets the event type to type.
Note: Setter function for property eventType.
See also QScxmlEvent::eventType and QScxmlEvent::EventType.
void QScxmlEvent::setInvokeId(const QString &invokeid)
Sets the ID of an invoked state machine to invokeid.
Note: Setter function for property invokeId.
See also QScxmlEvent::invokeId.
void QScxmlEvent::setName(const QString &name)
Sets the name of the event to name.
Note: Setter function for property name.
See also name().
void QScxmlEvent::setOrigin(const QString &origin)
Sets the origin of an SCXML event to origin.
Note: Setter function for property origin.
See also QScxmlEvent::origin.
void QScxmlEvent::setOriginType(const QString &origintype)
Sets the origin type of an SCXML event to origintype.
Note: Setter function for property originType.
See also QScxmlEvent::originType.
void QScxmlEvent::setSendId(const QString &sendid)
Sets the ID sendid for this event.
Note: Setter function for property sendId.
See also sendId().
QScxmlEvent &QScxmlEvent::operator=(const QScxmlEvent &other)
Assigns other to this SCXML event and returns a reference to this SCXML event.


To the layperson, neuroplasticity can be thought of as keeping the brain engaged with new things to learn so it can adapt and stay sharp. It also aids in resilience and "self-repairing" in the event of brain injury or disease.
Being neuro-diverse, it's a positive development for those who don't exactly fit the traditional rote-learning model. In addition, I'm older than the average Dev Academy student, so the old adage, "it's never too late to learn", comes to mind.
PsyPost: Neuroplasticity and the autism spectrum
Psychology Today: Can Intervention Change the Brain in Autism?
The Growth Mindset focuses on the "not yet" and "doing" instead of the "what now?" and "being". It provides people with something to work towards, instead of being stuck in the present or past.
Not much surprised me, but I now agree on having a proper roadmap and destination, and the need for lifelong learning.
I will try to remember that piece by piece does the trick, and that Rome wasn't built in a day.
University of Victoria, BC: A Growth Mindset Approach to Supporting Children Who Experience Anxiety


How to get it running locally
- Downloaded Visual Stuido Web Express
- Open the Solution "Lol.Api.Challenge2.sln"
- Compile
- Create a Directory for storing you data - for example "c:\temp"
-
Enter this directory in the config files of all projects
- \Lol.Matchloader.Console\app.config
- \Lol.Bilgewater.Melter\app.config
- \Lol.Bilgewater\web.config
Look for following Element:
<appsettings>
<add key="DataPath" value="[your path]" />
</appsettings>
-
Create two subdirectories
- \BILGEWATER\Source
- \RANKED_SOLO\Source
-
Download the Datasets provided for the challenge and extract the contents to the folders. No Subfolders, all the JSON files have to be in the "Source" folders
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Now you have to download the matchdata by running the \Lol.Matchloader.Console\bin\debug\Lol.Matchloader.Console.exe [region] [source] [apikey]
- region is one of the known regions like na, euw, lan, ...
- source is BILGEWATER or RANKED_SOLO
- apikey is your apikey for accessing riot api
- Do this for all combinations of region and source
- Copy the mercs.xml form \Lol.Bilgewater\Content to [your data store]\metadata
- Run \Lol.Bilgewater.Melter\bin\debug\Lol.Bilgewater.Melter.exe
-
Place you apikey in the \Lol.Bilgewater\web.config
Look for following Element:
<appsettings>
<add key="ApiKey" value="[your key]" />
</appsettings>
- When your data is prepared you can launch the Webapp \Lol.Bilgewater
Notes
- Modified Javascript files are
- Scripts\Chart.js for X-Axis Icon display
- Scripts\Site.js for all Script-logic


string sqlite_fetch_single ( resource $result [, bool $decode_binary = true ] )
Object oriented style (method): string SQLiteResult::fetchSingle ([ bool $decode_binary = true ] )
string SQLiteUnbuffered::fetchSingle ([ bool $decode_binary = true ] )
sqlite_fetch_single() is identical to sqlite_fetch_array() except that it returns the value of the first column of the rowset. This is the most optimal way to retrieve data when you are only interested in the values from a single column of data.
Returns the first column value, as a string.


Please proceed with caution, any changes to these plugins will change vehicle behavior
Strategic Plugins
Tactical Plugins
Controlling Plugins
Some quick example ntent.
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This is the overview of the finances provided by all partners in this project.
To make changes to your organisations' finances, go back to the your finances section.
Academic partners submit their project costs through the Je-S system. For a full breakdown of their project costs, please see the documents below.