Trading_BiddingDetailsType Class Reference
| Inherits from | NSObject |
| Conforms to | PicoBindable |
| Declared in | Trading_BiddingDetailsType.h Trading_BiddingDetailsType.m |
Tasks
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convertedMaxBid
Converted value of the amount in MaxBidAmount, in the currency
property
indicated by SiteCurrency.
For active items, refresh the listing’s data every 24 hours to
pick up the current conversion rates. Under conditions where this
value would be inapplicable on the eBay site, this element is not returned
at all. -
maxBid
Indicates the maximum amount the user has agreed to pay for the item when the
property
user last submitted a bid. Under conditions where this value would be
N/A on the eBay site, this element is not returned at all. -
quantityBid
Number of items from the listing the user agreed to purchase with a bid. For
property
single-item listings, always 1. For multi-item (Dutch) listings, the value will be
between 1 and the number of items offered in the auction, indicating the
number of items purchased so far.
Note:
As of version 619, Dutch-style (multi-item) competitive-bid auctions are deprecated.
eBay throws an error if you submit a Dutch item listing with AddItem
or VerifyAddItem. If you use RelistItem to update a Dutch auction listing,
eBay generates a warning and resets the Quantity value to 1.
-
quantityWon
Used mainly for multi-item auctions (Dutch). For an active listing, indicates the
property
number of items the user stands to win if their bid wins. For a listing that has
ended, indicates the number of items the user actually won. In both cases, the number
may be less than that returned in QuantityBid, the user with the lowest winning bid in
a Dutch auction might not win all the items on which they bid.
Note:
As of version 619, Dutch-style (multi-item) competitive-bid auctions are deprecated.
eBay throws an error if you submit a Dutch item listing with AddItem
or VerifyAddItem. If you use RelistItem to update a Dutch auction listing,
eBay generates a warning and resets the Quantity value to 1.
-
winning
(GetMyeBay only) Indicates whether the user is the current
property
high bidder in a currently active listing. -
bidAssistant
Indicates whether the current bid was placed by BidAssistant.
property
Only returns if true. -
any
(public property)
property
Properties
any
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSMutableArray *any
Discussion
(public property)
entry type : PicoAnyElement, wrapper for primitive anyelement
Declared In
Trading_BiddingDetailsType.h
bidAssistant
Indicates whether the current bid was placed by BidAssistant.
Only returns if true.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSNumber *bidAssistant
Discussion
Indicates whether the current bid was placed by BidAssistant.
Only returns if true.
type : NSNumber, wrapper for primitive bool
Declared In
Trading_BiddingDetailsType.h
convertedMaxBid
Converted value of the amount in MaxBidAmount, in the currency
indicated by SiteCurrency.
For active items, refresh the listing’s data every 24 hours to
pick up the current conversion rates. Under conditions where this
value would be inapplicable on the eBay site, this element is not returned
at all.
@property (nonatomic, retain) Trading_AmountType *convertedMaxBid
Discussion
Converted value of the amount in MaxBidAmount, in the currency
indicated by SiteCurrency.
For active items, refresh the listing’s data every 24 hours to
pick up the current conversion rates. Under conditions where this
value would be inapplicable on the eBay site, this element is not returned
at all.
type : class Trading_AmountType
Declared In
Trading_BiddingDetailsType.h
maxBid
Indicates the maximum amount the user has agreed to pay for the item when the
user last submitted a bid. Under conditions where this value would be
N/A on the eBay site, this element is not returned at all.
@property (nonatomic, retain) Trading_AmountType *maxBid
Discussion
Indicates the maximum amount the user has agreed to pay for the item when the
user last submitted a bid. Under conditions where this value would be
N/A on the eBay site, this element is not returned at all.
type : class Trading_AmountType
Declared In
Trading_BiddingDetailsType.h
quantityBid
Number of items from the listing the user agreed to purchase with a bid. For
single-item listings, always 1. For multi-item (Dutch) listings, the value will be
between 1 and the number of items offered in the auction, indicating the
number of items purchased so far.
Note:
As of version 619, Dutch-style (multi-item) competitive-bid auctions are deprecated.
eBay throws an error if you submit a Dutch item listing with AddItem
or VerifyAddItem. If you use RelistItem to update a Dutch auction listing,
eBay generates a warning and resets the Quantity value to 1.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSNumber *quantityBid
Discussion
Number of items from the listing the user agreed to purchase with a bid. For
single-item listings, always 1. For multi-item (Dutch) listings, the value will be
between 1 and the number of items offered in the auction, indicating the
number of items purchased so far.
Note:
As of version 619, Dutch-style (multi-item) competitive-bid auctions are deprecated.
eBay throws an error if you submit a Dutch item listing with AddItem
or VerifyAddItem. If you use RelistItem to update a Dutch auction listing,
eBay generates a warning and resets the Quantity value to 1.
type : NSNumber, wrapper for primitive int
Declared In
Trading_BiddingDetailsType.h
quantityWon
Used mainly for multi-item auctions (Dutch). For an active listing, indicates the
number of items the user stands to win if their bid wins. For a listing that has
ended, indicates the number of items the user actually won. In both cases, the number
may be less than that returned in QuantityBid, the user with the lowest winning bid in
a Dutch auction might not win all the items on which they bid.
Note:
As of version 619, Dutch-style (multi-item) competitive-bid auctions are deprecated.
eBay throws an error if you submit a Dutch item listing with AddItem
or VerifyAddItem. If you use RelistItem to update a Dutch auction listing,
eBay generates a warning and resets the Quantity value to 1.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSNumber *quantityWon
Discussion
Used mainly for multi-item auctions (Dutch). For an active listing, indicates the
number of items the user stands to win if their bid wins. For a listing that has
ended, indicates the number of items the user actually won. In both cases, the number
may be less than that returned in QuantityBid, the user with the lowest winning bid in
a Dutch auction might not win all the items on which they bid.
Note:
As of version 619, Dutch-style (multi-item) competitive-bid auctions are deprecated.
eBay throws an error if you submit a Dutch item listing with AddItem
or VerifyAddItem. If you use RelistItem to update a Dutch auction listing,
eBay generates a warning and resets the Quantity value to 1.
type : NSNumber, wrapper for primitive int
Declared In
Trading_BiddingDetailsType.h
winning
(GetMyeBay only) Indicates whether the user is the current
high bidder in a currently active listing.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSNumber *winning
Discussion
(GetMyeBay only) Indicates whether the user is the current
high bidder in a currently active listing.
type : NSNumber, wrapper for primitive bool
Declared In
Trading_BiddingDetailsType.h


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Canvas2DtoWebGL.js ports almost all the methods from the regular Canvas2D context of HTML5 to WebGL calls, this allows to mix 3D in your 2D Canvas and in some cases it could even improve the performance of your regular Canvas2D. It used litegl.js as the base WebGL library.
- translate, rotate, scale, transform, setTransform, save, restore
- clearRect
- fillStyle, strokeStyle, globalAlpha
- drawImage (not the 9 params version), you can use images or canvas (video not tested)
- beginPath, lineTo, moveTo, closePath, stroke, rect, strokeRect, fillRect, arc
- fill (limited to convex shapes)
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| moa.evaluation | |
| moa.gui | |
| moa.gui.active | |
| moa.gui.clustertab | |
| moa.gui.experimentertab | |
| moa.gui.outliertab | |
| moa.gui.visualization |
| Modifier and Type | Class | Description |
|---|---|---|
class |
Accuracy |
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class |
ALMeasureCollection |
Collection of measures used to evaluate AL tasks.
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class |
ChangeDetectionMeasures |
|
class |
CMM |
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class |
EntropyCollection |
|
class |
F1 |
|
class |
General |
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class |
OutlierPerformance |
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class |
RegressionAccuracy |
|
class |
Separation |
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class |
SilhouetteCoefficient |
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class |
SSQ |
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class |
StatisticalCollection |
| Modifier and Type | Field | Description |
|---|---|---|
protected MeasureCollection[] |
TaskTextViewerPanel.acc1 |
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protected MeasureCollection[] |
TaskTextViewerPanel.acc2 |
| Modifier and Type | Method | Description |
|---|---|---|
MeasureCollection |
PreviewPanel.TypePanel.getMeasureCollection() |
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protected MeasureCollection |
TaskTextViewerPanel.getNewMeasureCollection() |
| Modifier and Type | Method | Description |
|---|---|---|
static void |
BatchCmd.exportCSV(java.lang.String filepath,
java.util.ArrayList<ClusterEvent> clusterEvents,
MeasureCollection[] measures,
int horizon) |
| Constructor | Description |
|---|---|
BatchCmd(AbstractClusterer clusterer,
ClusteringStream stream,
MeasureCollection[] measures,
int totalInstances) |
| Modifier and Type | Method | Description |
|---|---|---|
void |
MeasureOverview.update(MeasureCollection[] measures,
java.lang.String variedParamName,
double[] variedParamValues) |
Updates the measure overview by assigning new measure collections and
varied parameter properties.
|
| Constructor | Description |
|---|---|
MeasureOverview(MeasureCollection[] measures,
java.lang.String variedParamName,
double[] variedParamValues) |
Creates a new MeasureOverview.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method | Description |
|---|---|---|
MeasureCollection[] |
ClusteringSetupTab.getMeasures() |
|
MeasureCollection[] |
ClusteringEvalPanel.getSelectedMeasures() |
| Modifier and Type | Method | Description |
|---|---|---|
void |
ClusteringVisualEvalPanel.setMeasures(MeasureCollection[] measures0,
MeasureCollection[] measures1,
java.awt.event.ActionListener listener) |
| Modifier and Type | Field | Description |
|---|---|---|
protected MeasureCollection[] |
TaskTextViewerPanel.acc1 |
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protected MeasureCollection[] |
TaskTextViewerPanel.acc2 |
| Modifier and Type | Method | Description |
|---|---|---|
MeasureCollection |
ExpPreviewPanel.TypePanel.getMeasureCollection() |
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protected MeasureCollection |
TaskTextViewerPanel.getNewMeasureCollection() |
| Modifier and Type | Method | Description |
|---|---|---|
MeasureCollection[] |
OutlierSetupTab.getMeasures() |
|
MeasureCollection[] |
OutlierEvalPanel.getSelectedMeasures() |
| Modifier and Type | Method | Description |
|---|---|---|
void |
OutlierVisualEvalPanel.setMeasures(MeasureCollection[] measures0,
java.awt.event.ActionListener listener) |
| Modifier and Type | Field | Description |
|---|---|---|
protected MeasureCollection[] |
AbstractGraphCanvas.measures |
|
protected MeasureCollection[] |
AbstractGraphPlot.measures |
|
protected MeasureCollection[] |
AbstractGraphCanvas.measureStds |
|
protected MeasureCollection[] |
AbstractGraphPlot.measureStds |
| Modifier and Type | Method | Description |
|---|---|---|
protected void |
AbstractGraphPlot.setGraph(MeasureCollection[] measures,
MeasureCollection[] stds,
java.awt.Color[] colors) |
Sets the graph by updating the measures and currently measure index.
|
void |
GraphCanvas.setGraph(MeasureCollection measure0,
MeasureCollection measure1,
int mSelect,
int processFrequency) |
|
void |
GraphCurve.setGraph(MeasureCollection measure0,
MeasureCollection measure1,
int selection) |
|
protected void |
GraphMultiCurve.setGraph(MeasureCollection[] measures,
MeasureCollection[] measureStds,
int[] processFrequencies,
java.awt.Color[] colors) |
Updates the measure collection information and repaints the curves.
|
void |
GraphScatter.setGraph(MeasureCollection[] measures,
MeasureCollection[] stds,
double[] variedParamValues,
java.awt.Color[] colors) |
Draws a scatter graph based on the varied parameter and the measures.
|
void |
ParamGraphCanvas.setGraph(MeasureCollection[] measures,
MeasureCollection[] measureStds,
double[] variedParamValues,
java.awt.Color[] colors) |
Sets the scatter graph.
|
void |
ProcessGraphCanvas.setGraph(MeasureCollection[] measures,
MeasureCollection[] measureStds,
int[] processFrequencies,
int min_processFrequency,
java.awt.Color[] colors) |
Sets the graph containing multiple curves.
|
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Judge Bans Mention of Trump During Arizona Border Activist’s Second Trial
by BRAD POOLETUCSON, Ariz. (CN) – A humanitarian aid worker on trial for a second time for helping two undocumented immigrants in Arizona never intended to break the law and without that intent there is no crime, his attorney told the jury in opening arguments in a federal court in Arizona Tuesday.
Scott Warren, 37, is a volunteer for the nonprofit No More Deaths who was arrested Jan. 17, 2018, in rural Ajo, Arizona. He is charged with two counts of harboring undocumented immigrants for helping Kristian Gerardo Perez-Villanueva, from El Salvador and Jose Arnaldo Sacaria-Godoy from Guatemala.
Before the jury was seated, U.S. District Judge Raner Collins, a Bill Clinton appointee, granted prosecutors’ pretrial motion asking the court to ban any mention of President Donald Trump during the trial.
Assistant U.S. Attorney Anna Wright said she filed the motion “in an abundance of caution” after a prospective juror said on a questionnaire that they could be neutral “as long as Trump wasn’t mentioned.”
Defense attorney Greg Kuykendall told Collins that the Trump administration is the entire reason the trial is happening and that, without the president’s crackdown on immigrants, Warren would never have been charged.
“The government built this felony prosecution on false assumptions,” Kuykendall told the jury. “It’s a house of cards built on a faulty foundation of assumptions Tabout Scott’s intentions.”
Warren’s only intent was to keep people alive in a hostile desert environment where thousands of people have died, Kuykendall said.
Prosecutors originally claimed Warren conspired with Mexican aid worker Irineo Mujica and nurse Susannah Brown – neither of whom has been charged – to help the men enter the U.S. near Sonoyta, Mexico. In June, a jury deadlocked on conspiracy and harboring charges.
Prosecutors then offered Warren a misdemeanor plea deal, which he rejected.
Wright told the jury Tuesday that Warren did intend to break the law, because he purposely hid the men from Border Patrol agents in the “barn,” a ramshackle house on five acres of desert at the edge of Ajo.
The men had lost their camouflage clothing and needed help to avoid a Border Patrol checkpoint north of Ajo, she said.
“They got to stay, with the defendant’s permission, inside the barn, safe from the Border Patrol,” she told the jury.
Wright showed the jury photos the men took in the hours before they arrived in Ajo, which is about 30 miles north of Mexico. A photo showed one of the men holding a sports drink he had purchased using some of the $40 a stranger had given to them, which they also used to buy a burrito. Another photo, a selfie, showed one of the men shirtless and apparently uninjured in the barn.
The men didn’t need help or food, they weren’t dehydrated – they just needed to hide, Wright said.
Kuykendall repeated the word “intent” throughout his 50-minute opening argument.
Warren did not offer a ride, a phone number, a place to hide or directions, according to the immigrants themselves, who testified for the prosecution in exchange for immunity, Kuykendall said.
All Warren was doing, according to the attorney, was carrying out his life’s passion: helping people stay alive in a place where the county medical examiner has identified more than 3,000 dead immigrants in recent years.
The trial is scheduled to run for eight days.
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Police claims arrest of MQM-L target killer with alleged links to Farooq Sattar
by Our CorrespondentKARACHI: Police on Wednesday claimed to have arrested an alleged MQM-London target killer in Karachi.
Law enforcers also claimed the ‘target killer’ has links with former MQM-Pakistan leader Dr Farooq Sattar.
Yusuf alias ‘thelay wala’, was recently taken into custody during an operation, said a police official.
“During the investigation, the target killer has confessed to having connections with Dr Sattar. Yusuf has also revealed that he killed at least 96 people,” claimed SSP East in a press conference.
“The accused joined MQM in 1995 and was arrested for the first time in 1996 by Sindh Rangers. However, he was released after a year. Those murdered by the accused also include forces’ personnel,” further claimed the senior police official.
The police also alleged that the ‘target killer’ was in communication with senior party leaders, including Dr Farooq Sattar and his first meeting with the senior party leader took place at Nine Zero – the then MQM headquarters.
“The meeting was arranged by sector in-charge Khalid Siddiqui and Nadeem alias ‘Marble'”.
The accused allegedly admitted to carrying out violent activities and murders at the behest of the MQM leadership.
“We used to get instructions from the [MQM] leaders. I also used to take bodies in a thela [cart] and dispose of them,” SSP East quoted Yusuf as saying during the media talk.
Police presented the accused in court on Wednesday and acquired his physical remand till November 23.


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| 016:014 Khan | : |
And He it is Who has subjected the sea (to you), that you eat thereof fresh tender meat (i.e. fish), and that you bring forth out of it ornaments to wear. And you see the ships ploughing through it, that you may seek (thus) of His Bounty (by transporting the goods from place to place) and that you may be grateful. |
| 016:014 Maulana | : |
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| 016:014 Rashad | : |
And He committed the sea to serve you; you eat from it tender meat, and extract jewelry which you wear. And you see the ships roaming it for your commercial benefits, as you seek His bounties, that you may be appreciative. |
| 016:014 Sarwar | : |
It is God who put the oceans at your disposal so that you could find therein fresh fish for food and ornaments with which to deck yourselves with. You will find ships that sail for you so that you may travel in search of the bounties of God and give Him thanks. |
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And He it is Who has made the sea subservient that you may eat fresh flesh from it and bring forth from it ornaments which you wear, and you see the ships cleaving through it, and that you might seek of His bounty and that you may give thanks. |
| 016:014 Sherali | : |
And HE it is Who has subjected to you the sea that you may eat therefrom fresh flesh and may take forth articles which you wear as ornaments. And thou seest the ships ploughing through it, that you may journey thereby and that you may seek of HIS bounty in other ways and that you may be grateful. |
| 016:014 Yusufali | : |
It is He Who has made the sea subject, that ye may eat thereof flesh that is fresh and tender, and that ye may extract therefrom ornaments to wear; and thou seest the ships therein that plough the waves, that ye may seek (thus) of the bounty of Allah and that ye may be grateful. |
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by Drew Dorian- Toyota will be adding all-wheel drive as an option on 2020 Camry and 2021 Avalon models.
- It comes with a 2.5-liter four-cylinder engine and an eight-speed automatic transmission.
- The all-wheel-drive Camry goes on sale in spring, with the AWD Avalon following later, in fall 2020.
Toyota is expanding its offerings of all-wheel-drive passenger cars by adding the drivetrain option to the 2020 Camry and the 2021 Avalon. The company's popular Prius hybrid received optional all-wheel drive for the 2019 model year. All-wheel drive will be complemented by a 2.5-liter four-cylinder engine and an eight-speed automatic transmission.
This isn't the first time the Camry has been offered with all-wheel drive; many may remember the Camry All-Trac model that was offered from 1988 to 1991. Unlike that vintage number, the 2020 all-wheel drive Camry will feature up-to-date technology, safety, and luxury features.
The optional all-wheel-drive system is borrowed from Toyota's RAV4 SUV and will be available on Camry LE, XLE, SE, and XSE trims. When the Avalon with all-wheel drive goes on sale, buyers will find it available on the XLE and Limited models. The system can direct up to 50 percent of engine torque to the rear wheels; it can also decouple itself from the rear wheels when all-wheel-drive traction isn't needed, which Toyota says should preserve fuel economy.
The 2020 Camry with all-wheel drive will be available through Toyota dealerships in spring 2020, and the 2021 Avalon is scheduled for launch in fall 2020.
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by Adreon PattersonWith the release date for the movie approaching, Toho Company released the opening sequence for the 3D animated film Lupin III: The First.
The film's opening draws directly from the original series' opening sequence. Lupin can be seen dodging a series of spotlights before running towards the screen with a cheeky smile. Other essential characters - Daisuke Jigen, Goemon Ishikawa XIII, Fujiko Mine and Inspector Koichi Zenigata - received their moments in the opening.
With over forty years as a franchise under its belt, Lupin III: The First became the first CG feature film within the series. The film will see Lupin teaming up with a woman named Leticia to steal the Bresson Diary.
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Since the original manga debuted in 1969, Lupin III has spawned an anime series, animated and live-action films, stage plays, video games and OVAs. The most recent film, Fujiko Mine's Lie was released in theaters last May.
Directed and written by Takashi Yamazaki, Lupin III: The First stars Kan'ichi Kurita as Lupin III, Kiyoshi Kobayashi as Daisuke Jigen, Daisuke Namikawa as Goemon Ishikawa XIII, Miyuki Sawashiro as Fujiko Mine and Kôichi Yamadera as Inspector Koichi Zenigata with Suzu Hirose, Kōtarō Yoshida and Tatsuya Fujiwara. The film arrives in theaters on December 6.
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The last few months I've had the opportunity to collaborate with an old high school teacher. The project began with the question being thrown around of "How do we push students to actually think in classrooms, instead of just regurgitate?".
Long story short, there's three areas that I think we need to highlight and improve on across the board in mathematics and science education:
I think these are lofty goals, but by starting to work towards them we start to prepare a dynamic learning environment where students are excited about mathematics.
We tried this in a Calculus class in Spring of 2016 to some extent. Half of the Friday classes were taken out as "Little Thoughts" instead of standard teaching days. The idea was that students were to be given a single problem for the day which was related to the curriculum, but a different perspective or an extension on it. Since it was only a single problem, a short introduction was given at the beginning of class, and students were left to fend for themselves for the remainder of the block.
The results were fascinating. Students started to develop their own strategies for tackling the problems, and often heated debates would break out.
Below I've attached three pdfs of outlines prepared for this exercise. All are using information easily found on the internet, but presented in a concise way.
Achilles and the Tortoise: An Introduction to Limits


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Role: Interaction + visual design
Stakeholder: MileagePlus® Premier Porgram at United Airlines
Deliverables: Stakeholder interviews, micro-interactions, visual design mockups, accessibility guidance
Frequent flyers monitor their flight and spending activity, often tracking their progress towards qualifying for status in order to unlock the perks of loyalty at each level. Driven by customer demand, I designed the integration of this feature into the United native app, decreasing clicks to a third party site by 31%.
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The Python interpreter is not fully thread-safe. In order to support multi-threaded Python programs, there’s a global lock, called the global interpreter lock or GIL, that must be held by the current thread before it can safely access Python objects.
Therefore, the rule exists that only the thread that has acquired the GIL may operate on Python objects or call Python/C API functions.
The lock is also released around potentially blocking I/O operations like reading or writing a file, so that other Python threads can run in the meantime.
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False! The lighter the roast the more caffine and flavor.
Essentially the more you roast a bean the more it is being cooked therefore, killing off flavor and caffine.
Yes, we may call them beans, but they are actually seeds from a fruit similar to a cherry.
Espresso may be the most dense form of coffee. However, there is about 95-200mg of caffine in every standard cup of coffee (8oz).
As opposed to 45-74mg of caffine in a standard shot (1oz)
Here is a little table to help you understnad the difference between light and dark roast.
| Roast | Flavor | Caffine |
|---|---|---|
| Dark | Large body, less acidic | Lower caffine |
| Light | Sweeter, more acidic | Higher caffine |


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Nov 10, 2009 I am very pleased with our Moby Wrap, not only is the color of the wrap. sling style wraps is generally there is only two holds, cradle and hip Wraps A wrap is a long length of cloth that can be wrapped around your body It can take a bit of practice to get the hang of it, but once you do, there are en
It is easy to adjust the fit of your Moby. Wrap by varying how tightly you wrap. child carriers from around the world, they developed a sling-like fabric cotton wrap The wrap is machine washable for easy cleaning and can hold your baby up to
Jul 31, 2009 Babble has parenting tips on baby slings, baby. wraps, and infant carrier tips for new moms You should be using your core. muscle to hold the weight The Moby (or Baby Bundler, or Gypsy Mama wrap, all variations on
Be secure. With the single stretch cotton and wide girth of the Moby Wrap, your baby is wrapped close and tight, insuring a secure hold.  Solid Baby Carrier. and the width of the Moby Wrap, your baby is wrapped close and tight, insuring a secure hold It's not as comfortable as the Moby sling but it. is wonderful for portability and works great
Feb 7, 2009. For me, I used ring slings (I now. sew them) as well as a Moby Wrap, See link for specifications:. http://www mobywrap. com/t-instructions. a
A documentary about wounded veterans that Roger championed gets a screening at the Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago and screenings in New York and Los Angeles…
Feb 19, 2013 Moby wrap instructions don't. make sense to me. I always wanted the best baby sling and to be the type of mom who is wearing baby But baby
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Makers of comfortable Moby Wrap and Moby GO Baby Carriers, the babywearing favorites that parents love instructions I found that the instructions included with the Moby wrap were easy to follow. The . wrap. I had a twill fabric pouch sling when my first baby was born I used it a
Babywearing positions do not hold babies in a supine position Wraps, including the Moby, the basic wrap, Rebozo, and Asian styles, are very adjustable, distribute the weight. How to choose the baby sling or. wrap that is right for you.
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Fish With Ambition to Become the River
Tongo Eisen-Martin
I looked in my bank account
It said, “you have five toilets to your name.”
It said, “don’t just sit there. Return fire.”
 You will all be police tomorrow.”
We say: No. We will be the poor.
Talking head says, “ok scumbags, I talked to you like children; now you will be dogs”
“Market Street” is the best two-word joke I have ever heard in San Francisco
“Now I have to teach myself how to pass out sketches and throw pencils at pigeons
when I retire”
“I don’t have any friends who would reprimand me anyway”
“Retire to the ocean and walk backwards into the surf”
pretending to fight off the weirdly dressed hordes
-and I used to joke about being underwater.
Laughed at the people stealing my cigarettes
Laughed at the people pretending to tie my shoes
“now I have to put charcoal under the classroom and do impossible things with tap
water”
“leave the window open so that the most respectful rats will come in and white
enlightenment will have something to ponder.”
-oh what machines may come
“I should have never quit heroin,” we all say (all of the time)
we started early.
twenty wagons appeared in a dream I had about the 7th grade.
Pathology needs a god to represent it to children and child like states
Eat your people today
The top of the tornado starts under our shoe soles
And touches down on prison farms
Bibles offer no explanation
But one cool preacher has quite a laugh
All looked up at our beautiful shoes
“You still keep that knife in the car.”
-the reality is
that I am awake
and listening to an
argument outside
half listening
half fighting alongside
-the reality is
that I am built
to protect religion,
but not all of the time
“I was watching her on my hands”
“even my imagination just sat there”
“the entire crowd did not take a sip for twenty minutes”
-the choir is done with you
done with all of us
“We call those projects ‘The Jar’”
the private said to himself
while working on his birthday
“backflip and become a man”
we said as we aimed
“lie down right over there.
We hid the beds behind the trash”
-the rest of the crash course came in the morning
“like you’ve never seen this card trick before
the one where your grandfather appears
and throws a couple of people into a fire”
-just let it rockslide into that shot glass
I should have talked to her
instead I threw my whole life away
I turned my back on my people, Lord
left them for a trip up three flights of stairs
now the whole freak show is on the back of my hand
including capitalists looking up at the sky
what fascists are determined to do
does not scare most people
it makes most people bored,
but we want our grandparents to survive…
Dear grandfather,
I met some bluesmen today.
Vanquished them all.
I declared, “your lady is with you,
but all these chairs in here
are mine.”
Before I opened the door to the street
I knocked
And the world let me in
Stumbled outside
And there were miles and miles
Of chalk outlines and window curtains
littered across the earth’s city
Dear Bluesmen,
Now I am deader than you.
Please take your seats.
-the title of our song


Ryan Lowe outlines his ambitions for Plymouth Argyle's youth academy
The Pilgrims' boss believes there are some potentially good players coming through the ranks
by Chris ErringtonPlymouth Argyle manager Ryan Lowe will be having a large say in the shaping of the club’s youth academy.
There are going to be changes at Home Park after the departure of academy director Kevin Hodges, which was announced last week.
How the academy will be run going forward has not been confirmed, but what is clear is that Lowe will be providing a lot of input.
He has watched a number of the under-18s’ games this season, even taking half-time team talks on occasions.
Apprentices Jude Boyd and Rubin Wilson have also been given their first team debuts in EFL Trophy ties.
Lowe wants Argyle to become known not just for the success of their senior side but for their academy too.
The Pilgrims’ boss said: “First and foremost, Kev served the club well. I had a great relationship with him.
“For me, I want to wish him all the best in what he chooses to do next.
“In terms of the club going forward, it’s something I’m big on, I have given kids a chance already.
“I don’t want to just have the best team in the league, I want to have the best academy also.
“When that comes along, definitely I will be a part in hopefully shaping it.”
Argyle’s technical consultant – and Lowe’s mentor – Neil Dewsnip was the head of Everton’s academy for 17 years.
Lowe said: “Neil will be helping along the way as well where we need to go with it.
“Neil is the best in the business. He has run academies for so many years – I won’t tell you how many years, he will shout at me for showing his age.”
Lowe was asked how important it was for Argyle, a club out on a limb geographically, to develop its own players.
He replied: “I’m only early in my tenure here. The academy has been okay. We have got some good players.
“You look at (Adam) Randell, who has been an ever present in the squad this season.
(Klaidi) Lolos has made appearances, there is Jude Boyd and Rubin Wilson, so there are some players there.
“Some clubs haven’t even got that but our standards now, we want to have the best.”
Lowe added: “We have got some good kids in the academy, let’s have it right. We have got some fantastic talent in there.
“I’m up there most Tuesdays and Thursdays watching them, ranging from nine right the way up.”
Argyle’s apprentices spend a lot of time in and around the first team squad so Lowe has got a good understanding of their abilities and personalities.
Lowe said: “We know all the kids. They have got their own dressing room so they are here (at Home Park) and they have breakfast with us.
“We know what type of players they are, we know what type of characters they are. We have seen a lot of them.
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“They have been playing at Harper’s Park, they have trained at Harper’s Park and they have played on the ground (Home Park).
“We have got a good feel of what they have got. We have got some good players in there that we just need to get out now.
“We are hoping that we can bring the best out of them.”


Every once in a while a great pair of films comes along. JEAN DE FLORETTE and MANON OF THE SPRING are just such a pair.
With a lot of the French dramatic slowness in these films, the story will eventually grab you. It won't be until the last thirty minutes of MANON that you can quite understand what is going on, but until then you keep wondering, where, what, and why are things happening the way they are.
There are some striking similarities between these films and the serialized soap operas found on television. In many ways, the twists and turns are all the same, and the wrenches thrown in at various moments do not help the characters very much. They make the whole thing more difficult.
An educated young man, inherits a farm, and moves in from the city. The people who worked the farm before don't like the young man's ideas, and proceed to do anything and everything they can to make sure he does not succeed. And they do it by making sure that the season's drought conditions continue by plugging up the main well, which also feeds water to the town. The young man is a hunchback, has a wife and two kids. His fight for survival is magnanimous on all accounts, but eventually it ends in tragedy. He is the outsider, is ugly, is educated, and has no place in the country telling the folk how to grow anything in their farms. The young daughter Manon, at the age of six or seven, finds out that the old man and his accomplice have in fact plugged the well, and are planning to wait for the verdict of the courts who will decide to whom the property will go, and who will take care of it. However, the girl is young, she's the black sheep, and her family is dead.
Gerard Depardieu is the city man and hunchback with many ideas, all which work and are sensible, but he is the representative of the new order of things, and the failed old order rejects him.
And Yves Montand is the old farmer, whose attitude is downright abusive, but also charming. He is as sneaky as he is nice to the young children, and the town folk who admire him for being the best farmer, and at one time the best lover.
This first part is innocent enough, though now something is established in MANON.
Although a bit slow of a film and it has subtitles, this is an excellent film and should be seen by anyone who appreciates great film making. It is similar in many ways ( to my eyes ) to a David Lean film, in that the shot composition is pretty and nicely done. And the country side is beautiful.
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Offering hospitality and welcoming “strangers” to our homes strengthens our faith in each other.
Set your hosting location on the map. Zoom in and drag the map below to place the marker over your home. Your exact location won't be revealed to others; the location is publicly randomized by a couple of hundred meters. Got it!
Zoom in and drag the map below to place the marker over your home. The location is publicly shown, randomized by a couple hundred meters.


Toggle a boolean value using a fancy slider
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You can use the on-label
and offLabel
attributes to modify the text displayed for each option
<slide-toggle on-label="Active" offLabel="Inactive" ng-model="slideToggleActiveInactve"><slide-toggle>
You can use the on
and off
attributes to execute scope methods when the slider enters that state. This is useful for times where you need more functionality than simply toggling a value.
<slide-toggle on="Active" off="Inactive" ng-model="slideToggleActiveInactve" disable-triggers-on-init><slide-toggle>
Note: The use of disable-triggers-on-init
here prevents the triggers from being executed when the page loads.


Using interface based API
Using interface based API
What is interface based APIback top
The idea of interface based API is inspired by Windows Component Object Model.
All APIs are exposed in interface form, which is a cluster of abstract virtual functions.
Why and when to use interface based APIback top
The most important difference between interface based API and class-function based API is, interface based API is binary compatible and class-function based API is not binary compatible.
That's to say, if we need to invoke API cross dynamic libraries or modules, we should use interface based API.
If we use class-function based API cross dynamic libraries, we must ensure all libraries are compiled with same compiler and with same compiling options, which is not realistic.
If we want to use the API in other languages such as C or Delphi, only interface based API can be used.
Consider Microsoft MFC and COM. We can use COM in C or Delphi, but we can't use MFC in C or Delphi.
Supporting cross dynamic library is important for reflection and script binding
Let's imagine we want to create a GUI visual editor. We may want to extend the editor by allowing new components be added via new dynamic library, without re-distribute the editor itself.
Also we can see DLLs (the dynamic libraries) are how important in Windows development, COM development and .Net development.
Obtain meta service interface for reflectionback top
Include header file cpgf/gmetaapi.h, call createDefaultMetaService to create a default meta service.
IMetaService * createDefaultMetaService();
There two other functions related to the service.
IMetaModule * getMetaModule();
IMetaService * createMetaService(IMetaModule * primaryModule);
getMetaModule returns a module.
A module is an executable, or a dynamic library.
An IMetaModule represents the meta information of current module.
Each module will have one and only one IMetaModule interface.
An IMetaService represents all meta information of the application, include the executable, any dynamic libraries.
An application should have one and only one IMetaService, no matter how many modules there are.
Obtain root interface for Lua bindingback top
Include header file cpgf/scriptbind/gluabind.h, call createLuaScriptObject to get an IScriptObject interface.
IScriptObject * createLuaScriptObject(IMetaService * service, lua_State * L, const GScriptConfig & config);
Memory management in interface based APIback top
Very like Windows Component Object Model, cpgf interface based API utilizes reference count based memory management.
Two functions from the root interface IObject give the memory management,
virtual uint32_t G_API_CC addReference() = 0;
virtual uint32_t G_API_CC releaseReference() = 0;
Memory management rules:
- In-parameters -- the interface passed to another function -- should no reference count change (no add/release).
- Out-parameters -- returned by another function from either the result or the parameter -- should be released by the caller.
- Never try to free the interface memory by calling C++ delete or C free function. You can only call addReference or releaseReference.
The easiest way to hold an interface is to store it into a scoped pointer.
GScopedInterface (in gapi.h)
Then you don't need to call releaseReference manually, GScopedInterface will do it for you.
GScopedInterface is the scoped pointer (or auto pointer) for interface.
Learning interface based APIback top
I won't repeat each interface and each function in the document because it's not necessary.
The interface based API is quite similar with class-function based API.
Here only lists the different aspects between the two set of API.
Interface will refer to interface based API, and CF will refer to class-function based API.
Aspect -- Class/Interface prefix
Interface: Prefix is I. Example: IMetaMethod.
CF: Prefix is G. Example: GMetaMethod.
Aspect -- Calling convention
Interface: G_API_CC. Which is stdcall on Windows, cdecl on other platform, by default.
CF: cdecl.
Aspect -- Meta value
Interface: GVariantData.
Example:
void G_API_CC get(GVariantData * outResult, void * instance); // in IMetaField
CF: GVariant.
Example:
GVariant get(void * instance); // in GMetaField
Aspect -- Meta type
Interface: GMetaTypeData
Example:
void G_API_CC getParamType(GMetaTypeData * outType, uint32_t index); // in IMetaMethod
CF: GMetaType
Example:
GMetaType getParamType(size_t index); // in GMetaMethod
Aspect -- how functions return aggregate data (GVariant/GVariantData, GMetaType/GMetaTypeData).
Interface: Return in first parameter which is a pointer to the data.
Example:
void G_API_CC getParamType(GMetaTypeData * outType, uint32_t index); // in IMetaMethod
CF: Return as the C++ function return value.
Example:
GMetaType getParamType(size_t index); // in GMetaMethod
Comparison of class-function based API and interface based APIback top
|
Feature
|
Class-function based API
|
Interface based API
|
| Binary compatible |
No |
Yes |
| Memory management |
Raw memory management. Using new and delete. |
Reference count. Using addReference and releaseReference. |
| Variant type in API |
GVariant |
GVariantData |
| Meta type in API |
GMetaType |
GMetaTypeData |
| Scoped pointer |
GScopedPointer (in gscopedptr.h) |
GScopedInterface (in gapi.h) |
| Error handling |
Throw exception |
Error code |


""Religion, ideology, resources, land, spite, love or just because…  War will never cease to exist… reasons can be thought up after the fact… Human nature pursues strife."
~ Paine (Naruto Shippuden)'
""I am the hope of the universe. I am the answer to all living things that cry out for peace. I am protector of the innocent. I am the light in the darkness. I am truth. Ally to good! Nightmare to you!"
~ Son Goku (Dragon Ball Z)" This is an ordered list of Fast Foods


Taglibs are intended to be the savior for JSP. They are billed as the
way to allow one to extend JSP so that there is a nice MVC abstraction
while still adding functionality to the base "language". This is where
Struts has concentrated a good portion of its efforts by providing a
nice taglib library for people to use.
The advantage of using taglibs is that they allow you to extend the
"language" syntax of JSP to provide the things that are missing from it,
but are available in Java. In other words, instead of encouraging people
to embed Java code within their pages, this has been now abstracted to
encouraging people to embed XML tags in their page. How is this any
better than what ColdFusion did with their product? JSP is on the
cutting edge of re-inventing the broken wheel. Yea!
This is an example that shows how logic would be embedded into your JSP
page. It is borrowed directly from the Struts documentation.
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<%@ taglib uri="/WEB-INF/struts-logic.tld" prefix="logic" %>

<logic:equal parameter="number" value="7">
You guessed right! You win a high speed blender!
</logic:equal>

<logic:notEqual parameter="number" value="7">

<logic:lessThan parameter="number" value="7">
A little higher...
</logic:lessThan>

<logic:greaterThan parameter="number" value="7">
A little lower...
</logic:greaterThan>
</logic:notEqual>
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The same example using Velocity would be written like this:
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#if ( $number == 7 )
You guessed right! You win a high speed blender!
#end

#if ( $number != 7 )

#if ( $number < 7 )
A little higher...

#elseif ( $number > 7 )
A little lower...
#end
#end
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Of course this could be written even cleaner as:
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#if($number == 7)
You guessed right! You win a high speed blender!
#elseif( $number < 7 )
lower
#else
higher
#end
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This really falls into a preferences situation. In other words, which
syntax would someone prefer to use? It seems as though the amount of
typing required to implement the taglibs approach would be a major
deciding factor for many people. One reason is that the more typing that
needs to be done, the more chances for errors. Lets continue with
another example taken from the Struts documentation:
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<%@ page language="java" %>
<%@ taglib uri="/WEB-INF/struts-bean.tld" prefix="bean" %>
<%@ taglib uri="/WEB-INF/struts-logic.tld" prefix="logic" %>
<%
java.util.ArrayList list = new java.util.ArrayList();
list.add("First");
list.add("Second");
list.add("Third");
list.add("Fourth");
list.add("Fifth");
pageContext.setAttribute("list", list, PageContext.PAGE_SCOPE);
%>
<logic:iterate id="myCollectionElement" name="list">
Element Value: <bean:write name="myCollectionElement" />

</logic:iterate>
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It is clear from the Struts example above that the whole strict MVC
model has been broken again because a call to
java.util.ArrayList
and creating an Object is embedding
Java code within a template. Compound that with the idea that one needs
to place that ArrayList
into the pageContext
is even more confusing. Not only that but the designer has to remember
to use a bunch of cryptic code at the top of the file that makes
references to some taglib document as well as declare a prefix
attribute. Why do things need to be so overly complicated?
The same example using Velocity would be written like this:
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#foreach ( $item in $list )
Element Value: $item

#end
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Moving on with examples, we come back to the previous sample application provided in Jason
Hunter's book that was shown before. This time it has been implemented
entirely within the Struts framework.
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<%@ taglib uri="/WEB-INF/struts.tld" prefix="struts" %>
<%
String title = "Tool Listing";
String deck = "A list of content creation tools";
String desc = "Without tools, people are nothing more than animals.";
%>
<%@ include file="/header.jsp" %>
<%@ page session="false" %>
<%@ page errorPage="/errorTaker.jsp" %>
<%-- Fetch the tools array as a request attribute --%>
<jsp:useBean id="tools" class="Tool[]" scope="request"/>
<struts:iterate id="tool" collection="<%= tools %>">

<%-- Automatically HTML-escapes values --%>
<struts:property name="tool" property="name" />
<% if (((Tool)tool).isNewWithin(45)) { %>
 (New!)
<% } else if (((Tool)tool).isUpdatedWithin(45)) { %>
 (Updated!)
<% } %>

<A HREF="<struts:property name="tool" property="homeURL"/>">
<struts:property name="tool" property="homeURL"/>

<%-- Assume don't want HTML in comments --%>
<struts:property name="tool" property="comments" />
</struts:iterate>
<%@ include file="/footer.jsp" %>
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At this point, we now have a combination of standard JSP tags as well as
Struts specific tags. The use of Struts has appeared to clean things up
significantly with regards to embedded scriptlets. Note that quite a
few of JSP's warts are still shining through. Is it as easy to grok
as the Velocity version?
Velocity comes in with a simpler soluton that is designed around the
idea of a few core template tags. A scripting language is something like
PHP which may require months of usage to completely master. A template
language is something that can be mastered in just a few hours. This is
what differentiates Velocity from being a scripting language vs. a
template language.
For example, Velocity has the following core template tags (otherwise
known as "directives"):
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#else
#elseif
#foreach
#set
#parse
#include
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It is possible to add more #directives to Velocity either by adding them
directly to the parser or adding them through an API. It is also
possible to use a neat feature of Velocity called Velocimacro's which
are documented here.
Some people suggest that the benefit to JSP and Struts is that it simply
extends HTML, which is something that designers already understand. This
is a powerful argument. However, the reality is that HTML is not a
template language. In other words, there is no logic in HTML. For
example, it is not possible to embed conditional statements (like in the
very first example above) into HTML.
What this means is that Taglibs allow developers to infinitely extend
HTML to become much much more than it previously was. Almost like
inventing another scripting language. This is reminiscent the early
browser wars where each company was implementing their own browser tags.
Netscape went so far as to invent the <blink> tag. What did we
learn from that? Is that really a good thing? Sure, standardizing
taglibs is a great idea. Will it ever become widely adopted? We sure
hope so.
One last point to make about using a HTML syntax is that this really
pigeon holes JSP and Struts into simply being a tool for creating
dynamic HTML/XML/WML (ie: tag markup) code. Velocity on the other hand
is designed to take as input any type of text (Java, SQL, HTML, etc) and
output anything as a result of running it through its processing engine.
You make the decision.
[ Sample App <- Previous |
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Design and website of Talma Szendvics.
Design and website of Museum of Electrotechnics.


| 045:032 Khan | : |
And when it was said: "Verily! Allah's Promise is the truth, and there is no doubt about the coming of the Hour," you said;"We know not what is the Hour, we do not think it but as a conjecture, and we have no firm convincing belief (therein)." |
| 045:032 Maulana | : |
And when it was said, Surely the promise of Allah is true and the hour -- there is no doubt about it, you said: We know not what the Hour is. We think (it) only a conjecture and we are not at all sure. |
| 045:032 Pickthal | : |
And when it was said: Lo! Allah's promise is the truth, and there is no doubt of the Hour's coming, ye said: We know not what the Hour is. We deem it naught but a conjecture, and we are by no means convinced. |
| 045:032 Rashad | : |
When it is proclaimed that GOD's promise is the truth and that the Hour (of Judgment) is inevitable, you said, "We do not know what the Hour is! We are full of conjecture about it; we are not certain." |
| 045:032 Sarwar | : |
When it was said that the promise of God is true and that the Hour would inevitably come, you said, "We do not know what the Hour of Doom is, we are suspicious about it and we are not convinced". |
| 045:032 Shakir | : |
And when it was said, Surely the promise of Allah is true and as for the hour, there is no doubt about it, you said: We do not know what the hour is; we do not think (that it will come to pass) save a passing thought, and we are not at all sure. |
| 045:032 Sherali | : |
'And when it was said to you, 'The promise of ALLAH is certainly true, and as to the Hour, there is no doubt about its coming,' you said, 'We know not what the Hour is; we think it to be nothing but a conjecture, and we have no certainty concerning it.' |
| 045:032 Yusufali | : |
"And when it was said that the promise of Allah was true, and that the Hour- there was no doubt about its (coming), ye used to say, 'We know not what is the hour: we only think it is an idea, and we have no firm assurance.'" |
Concepts/Themes Covered: أركان الإسلام > التوحيد > الكافرون > صفات الكفار Pillars of Islam> Islamic> The Disbelievers> The Characteristics of the Disbelievers أركان الإسلام > التوحيد > الملحدون المنكرون ليوم البعث Pillars of Islam> Islamic> The Apostates Who Denies the Resurrection الإيمان > الإيمان بالله > اليقين Faith> Belief In Allah> Conviction الإيمان > اليوم الآخر > إثباته Faith> The Hereafter> Its Proof (Evidence)
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layout: post
title: Finished with first aid.
date: '2013-08-11T22:43:00.000-06:00'
author: Jacob .
tags:
- progress-reports
- front-page
- progress
- first-aid
modified_time: '2013-08-23T21:51:52.872-06:00'
blogger_id: tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6400085873105072120.post-7314785703711327191
blogger_orig_url: http://www.svlark.com/2013/08/finished-with-first-aid.html
---
We finished our online study for first aid, and Tuesday evening we'll do the hands-on part.
We memorized "Some One" by Walter de la Mare this week. We'll need to pick out a new one for this week.
Audrey's doing the last of her summer camps this week, so we'll be planning for our regular schedule to start probably next week.
There's a reasonably priced Nautor 40 that looks really cool, and much more do-able for April and I handle on our own than that big old Olympic 47 we love. This one is really a beauty, though she'd be pretty cozy.


write from the perspective of the reader (we don’t want to hear about the research process, we want to hear about the important things), but also keep in mind that the reader will have different expectations than me. in general, the first draft is for the writer and then progresses further to end up on a final draft made for the reader.
express the significance of the problem, the rationale for the thesis. we don’t know
find a way to express the big picture/problem without having all of the full context
breaking things down in parts forces us to treat all of them equally
every part of the thesis is then, to some extent, a re-iteration of those three things: context (e.g. literature review), problem and response
metadiscourse: the linguistics strategies deployed to manage the evolving relationship between writer, reader and text
motivation: i should write an informal document explaining why i’m down for this research
basically an introduction to the introduction (abstract, with bit of context, bit of problem, bit of response)
the big picture
establish a research territory: what the audience needs to know in order to understand the problem you are going to confront. background material which should be familiar to the target audience; a refresher or primer on the topic—e.g. “over the past two decades, research in the field has focused on…”)
in my case, doesn’t have to be too extensive because the literature review will come later. but i should at least mention the best in the field, the most important references.
this is where the key definitions happen
and the boundaries
once i’ve established that, I can then move on to the gaps, which are going to lead naturally to my restatement of the problem and proposed solution. or maybe the gaps could already be in there
this doubles down on establishing the specific focus of the thesis
establishing a niche: what isn’t yet well understood, what i would like to understand/reveal/explain/explore/reinterpret/contest) and why it will matter to have done so. eg. “[topic] is still poorly understood/misinterpreted. knowing more about this topic will be helpful because of XXX
double-down on establishing significance: the significance is the requisite for the problem
occupying the niche: in order to adress this problem, i will…
elaborate on the response
how the thesis will proceed
so far we’ve seen one context: use and intent of programmers. there is another context: tools. (“choosing the best tool for the job”)
the aesthetics of code as a dynamic, kinetic one (what are we dealing with = lit? then what do they do = arch?). craft and math as modulators. expressions and statements. code as layers, with the nature changing as we get deeper into the machine. the paradox of thought-stuff. language as formal, mechanical exploration
intended readership
connect back to the wider world


Blockchain
What is Blockchain?
Definition
Blockchain is a technology used to process any transaction of value using a decentralized (P2P to be specific) network of computers spread across the world.
Characterstics:
- Works by a P2P network model.
- A transaction is called to any procedure involing debit, credit and exchange of any entity of value, hence not limited to only financial transactions.
- Every transaction is secured from hacking attempts.
- Works on a completely decentralized design; i.e., there is NO provision to a central authority keeping track of all things.
- Every computer on the P2P network shared the database of every transactions.
How it works?
- Someone initiates a transaction.
- The transaction and user's status are validated for verification.
- After validation a transaction might invlove some crypto-currency like Bitcoin being used.
- On successful validation a empty block is generated for the transaction.
- This generated block is added to the exiting blockchain of other transactions (which are not limited to only financial transactions, as a transaction could be supposed for any entity of value. Please note that in this context it's not important that how blocks are added to each blockchain and how each block stores the transactions of the users; what important is that each block stores some transactions which are added to the blockchain.)
- Once written to the block the transaction is complete and immutable to any kind of changes.


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by PTIState-run Power Finance Corporation (PFC) on November 1 said it has signed an agreement with German development bank KfW for a 200 million euro loan.
The PFC will on-lend these funds for development of the distribution infrastructure of state-owned companies, a PFC statement said.
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[gecode-users] another question about stats
Christian Schulte
cschulte at kth.se
Tue Feb 24 17:33:41 CET 2009
Actually, that is weird as in the examples also setup time is measured. But
I fear you have to chip in some more detail what you do.
The runtime between 1* and 2* should be roughly the same (why do you compare
one old version against another old version, 2.1.1 is not the latest). But
the statistics can be trusted, we use it all the time and we know that it
does not deviate from the OS measures.
Christian
--
Christian Schulte, www.it.kth.se/~cschulte/
From: users-bounces at gecode.org [mailto:users-bounces at gecode.org] On Behalf
Of David Przybilla
Sent: Tuesday, February 24, 2009 5:24 PM
To: users at gecode.org
Subject: [gecode-users] another question about stats
I made a small testing sample, I made a simple propagator and some variables
subscribing to it.
Inside the propagate method there is a usleep line, which is supposed to
delay the execution for some seconds.
When I run the example, the delay is there, however when stats are shown,
they say the example`s runtime was 0ms.
what does "runtime" measure? am I doing anything wrong?
Also, Im making performance comparisons between some programs on Gecode old
versions and between the same ones on Gecode 2.1.1,
I wonder whether I should measure the time on my own or just use the
runtime thrown by gecode`s stats
Thank you in advance!
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Contains information about context menu. More...
Public Member Functions | |
| ContextMenuParams (Browser browser, MediaType mediaType, int x, int y, string linkURL, string linkText, string srcURL, bool imageBlocked, string pageURL, string frameURL, long frameId, string selectionText, string misspelledWord, string frameCharset, ContextMenu contextMenu, List< string > dictionarySuggestions) | |
| Constructs a new ContextMenuParams instance. More... | |
| override string | ToString () |
| Represent object as string More... | |
Properties | |
| Browser | Browser [get] |
| Gets the browser instance the context menu is being invoked on. More... | |
| MediaType | MediaType [get] |
| Gets the type of media the context menu is being invoked on. More... | |
| Point | Location [get] |
| Gets the coordinates of the mouse when the context menu was invoked. More... | |
| string | LinkURL [get] |
| Gets the URL of the link that encloses the node the context menu was invoked on. More... | |
| string | LinkText [get] |
| Gets the text associated with the link. May be an empty string if the contents of the link are an image. More... | |
| string | SrcURL [get] |
| This is the source URL for the element that the context menu was invoked on. Example of elements with source URLs are img, audio, and video. More... | |
| bool | IsImageBlocked [get] |
| Indicates whether the context menu was invoked on a blocked image. More... | |
| string | PageURL [get] |
| Gets the URL of the top level page that the context menu was invoked on. More... | |
| string | FrameURL [get] |
| Gets the URL of the subframe that the context menu was invoked on. More... | |
| long | FrameId [get] |
| Gets the ID of the subframe that the context menu was invoked on. More... | |
| string | SelectionText [get] |
| Gets the text of the selection that the context menu was invoked on. More... | |
| string | MisspelledWord [get] |
| Gets the misspelled word under the cursor, if any. More... | |
| string | FrameCharset [get] |
| Gets the character encoding of the frame on which the menu is invoked. More... | |
| ContextMenu | ContextMenu [get] |
| Gets presentation of default context menu. It can be used for getting list of context menu items, notifying Chromium engine about context menu state (e.g. whether it's opened or closed). Using information about context menu items you can build and display context menu. More... | |
| List< string > | DictionarySuggestions [get] |
| Gets words suggestions for replacing misspelled word. More... | |
Contains information about context menu.
| DotNetBrowser.ContextMenuParams.ContextMenuParams | ( | Browser | browser, |
| MediaType | mediaType, | ||
| int | x, | ||
| int | y, | ||
| string | linkURL, | ||
| string | linkText, | ||
| string | srcURL, | ||
| bool | imageBlocked, | ||
| string | pageURL, | ||
| string | frameURL, | ||
| long | frameId, | ||
| string | selectionText, | ||
| string | misspelledWord, | ||
| string | frameCharset, | ||
| ContextMenu | contextMenu, | ||
| List< string > | dictionarySuggestions | ||
| ) |
Constructs a new ContextMenuParams instance.
| browser | the browser instance the context menu is being invoked on. |
| mediaType | the type of media. |
| x | the x coordinate of context menu. |
| y | the y coordinate of context menu. |
| linkURL | the URL of the link that encloses the node the context menu was invoked on. |
| linkText | the text associated with the link. |
| srcURL | the source URL for the element that the context menu was invoked on. |
| imageBlocked | indicates whether the context menu was invoked on a blocked image. |
| pageURL | the URL of the top level page. |
| frameURL | the URL of the subframe. |
| frameId | the ID of the subframe. |
| selectionText | the text of the selection that the context menu was invoked on. |
| misspelledWord | the misspelled word under the cursor. |
| frameCharset | the character encoding of the frame. |
| contextMenu | the presentation of default context menu |
| dictionarySuggestions | suggestions for replacing misspelled word |
| override string DotNetBrowser.ContextMenuParams.ToString | ( | ) |
Represent object as string
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get |
Gets the browser instance the context menu is being invoked on.
the browser instance the context menu is being invoked on.
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get |
Gets presentation of default context menu. It can be used for getting list of context menu items, notifying Chromium engine about context menu state (e.g. whether it's opened or closed). Using information about context menu items you can build and display context menu.
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Gets words suggestions for replacing misspelled word.
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Gets the character encoding of the frame on which the menu is invoked.
the character encoding of the frame.
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Gets the ID of the subframe that the context menu was invoked on.
the ID of the subframe.
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get |
Gets the URL of the subframe that the context menu was invoked on.
the URL of the subframe.
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get |
Indicates whether the context menu was invoked on a blocked image.
true if the context menu was invoked on a blocked image.
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get |
Gets the text associated with the link. May be an empty string if the contents of the link are an image.
the text associated with the link.
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get |
Gets the URL of the link that encloses the node the context menu was invoked on.
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get |
Gets the coordinates of the mouse when the context menu was invoked.
the context menu coordinates.
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get |
Gets the type of media the context menu is being invoked on.
a value from the MediaType list of known media types.
|
get |
Gets the misspelled word under the cursor, if any.
the misspelled word under the cursor.
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get |
Gets the URL of the top level page that the context menu was invoked on.
the URL of the top level page.
|
get |
Gets the text of the selection that the context menu was invoked on.
the text of the selection.
|
get |
This is the source URL for the element that the context menu was invoked on. Example of elements with source URLs are img, audio, and video.
the source URL for the element.


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あa~ぁ ムダmuda足ashiだっdaたta かしらkashira ねぇnē 。
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You may add an int variable and a (untyped) character constant, and the result is an int. This is counterintuitive because Go variables are strongly typed and cannot be loosely mixed. However, constants are more liberal : this is explained thoroughly in this blog post.
Fortunately, the compiler usually yells. It won't let you use the wrong type as a function parameter or as a function result.


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Player 2:
Start Game
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Another incredibly strong release sees the light of day as we move one step closer to the mythical 1.0. This release tackles one of the five steps on the roadmap in form of caching as well as adding a bunch of other cool stuff.
before_filter :authorize, :only => [ :edit, :delete ]
. Read more45.kilobytes + 2.3.megabytes
and 45.minutes + 2.hours + 1.fortnight
. Read moreThose were the highlights, but Rails 0.9.4 includes no less than 50 changes, fixes, and features. You can read the full story in the changelogs for Active Record, Action Pack, and Rails.
This release shouldn’t require any changes to your application if you’re coming from Rails 0.9.3.


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The five types of police datasets were chosen to be able to provide context for police accountability.
Among 169 cities, 127 don’t have any data available. This means that less than one-third of the cities are publishing any data related to their police force. None of the cities has all five types of data we are looking for.
The largest proportion is Use of Force, which we believe is related to high social attention and strict gun management. Force Demographics accounts for the smallest proportion. We believe this is related to privacy regulations and low social attention. Philadelphia has four types of police data, without Force Demographics data. New York has four types of police data, without Traffic Stops data.
Our results show an even more dire picture of transparency in police data than expected. While we hypothesized that the five core police datasets would not be widely available, we did not expect many cities to have any police data at all. It is important to note that the scope of this project does not include crime data. Instead, we are focused on datasets that specifically describe police force members' behaviors, actions, and demographics.
Our results have also provided us with some useful anecdotal information for our analyses. For example, cities that we expected to have robust police data because of their general leadership with data governance, like Portland, Oregon, lack the amount of data available. In Portland, police data are on a particular website from other open data and available in aggregate, PDF format.
Other cities, such as Dallas, TX, are more open with their data, publishing every instance of use-of-force by police officers since 2013. However, Dallas only publishes the data in separate datasets and pages for each year, making it difficult to analyze data from multiple years. This kind of complication is unfortunately not uncommon in open data practices, especially with police data.