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BOLAIT, THE FIELD OF BLOOD.
TRADITION asserts that it was on the spot, so called in the parish of Burian, that the last battle was fought between the Cornish Britons and Athelstan. This is, in some measure, confirmed by the discovery of flint arrow-heads, in considerable quantities, from time to time, in and near this "field of slaughter."
We have little beyond the evidence of tradition to guide us in regard to any of the triumphs of Athelstan in Cornwall. It appears tolerably certain that this Saxon king confined the Cornish Britons to the western side of the Tamar; thus breaking up the division known as Danmonium, and limiting the territory over which the kings of the west ruled.
Scattered over Cornwall, we have the evidence, in the names of places, of Saxon possession. In all probability these were the resting-places of portions of the Saxon army, or the district in which fortified camps were placed by Athelstan to restrain a turbulent people. Be this as it may, the battle at Bolait is said to have raged from morning until night, and then, overpowered by numbers, the Cornish who still survived fled to the hills, and thus left Athelstan the conqueror.
It was after this fight that Athelstan, seeing the islands of Scilly illumined by the setting sun, determined, if possible, to achieve their conquest. He then recorded his vow, that he would, if he returned victorious, build a church, which should be dedicated to St Buryana. Of this church Hals writes as follows:-
"BURIAN. --,This church was founded and endowed by King Athelstan, about the year 930, after such time as he had conquered the Scilly Islands, as also the county of Devon, and made Cornwall tributary to Isis sceptre. To which church he gave lands and tithes of a considerable value for ever, himself becoming the first patron thereof, as his successors the kings of England have been ever since; for which reason it is still called the royal rectory, or regal rectory, and the royal or regal peculiar; signifying thereby that this is the church or chapel pertaining to the king, or immediately under the jurisdiction of him, as the supreme ordinary from whom there is no appeal; whereas other peculiars, though exempt from the visitation or jurisdiction of the diocesan bishop within whose see they stand, yet are always subject to the provincial Archbishops of Canterbury or York, or other persons.
"This church or college consisted of canons, Augustines or regular priests, and three prebendaries, who enjoyed the revenues thereof in common, but might not marry; and the lord chancellor of England of old visited this peculiar--which extended only over the parishes of Burian, Sennen, and St Levan--for the king.
"One of the Popes of Rome, about the time of Edward III., obtruded upon this chords, the canons and prebends thereof, a dean to be an inspector and overseer over them,--whom he nominated to be the Bishop of Exon for the time being,--who for some time visited this church as its governor, as the lord chancellor did before; which encroachment of the Pope being observed by Edward III., as appears from the register of the writs, folio 40 and 41, 8 Edward III., rot. 97, this usurpation of the Pope was taken away."


MontanaCycling.Org
The Official Website For Competitive Cycling in Montana
2001
Calendar of Montana and Regional Races
check back frequently for updated calendar listings
Assoc. (State) Coordinator: John Weyhrich
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Coordinator: Gino Lisecki
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>March
17 -- Missoula Training Race #1 Road Race - (5VV)
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>ENTRY FORM24 -- Missoula Training Race #2 Circuit Race - (5VV)
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>ENTRY FORM24-25 --
University of Washington Collegiate Race Weekend Seattle, WA31 -- Missoula Training Race #3 Road Race - (5VV)
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>ENTRY FORM31-1 --
Oregon State University Collegiate Race Weekend Corvallis, OR
April
7-8
-- Eastern Washington University Collegiate Race Weekend Cheney, WA8 --
Frozen Flatlands Road Race - Cheney, WA11-15
-- Tour of Willamette Stage Race - Eugene, OR www.veloski.com14 -- Rocky Mtn. Roubaix Road Race (MT Cup Series #1)
Missoula<EMAIL_ADDRESS>ENTRY FORM14-15 --
University of Montana Collegiate Race Weekend - Missoula<EMAIL_ADDRESS>ENTRY FORM21 -- Missoula Training Race #4 Circuit Race - (5VV)
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>ENTRY FORM21-22 --
University of Oregon Collegiate Race Weekend Eugene, OR21-22 --
Beacon Bomber Mtb Races Spokane, WA http://www.roundandround.com/28-29 --
Tour of Walla Walla Stage Race - Walla Walla, WA http://www.tourofwallawalla.org/28-29 --
Whitman College Collegiate Race Weekend (Conference Championships) - Walla Walla, WA
May
6 POSTPONED (future date TBA) Bearmouth Road Race (Montana Cup Series #2)
12 -- Fairfield Classic Road Race (Montana Cup Series #3) Fairfield (ECC)
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Fairfield Race Flyer19-20 --
Mutual of Enumclaw Stage Race Seattle, WA http://www.ticycles.com/racing/moe/19-21
NCCA Collegiate National Road Championships Colorado Springs, CO http://www.usacycling.org/ncca2/?index.html26-28 -- Ecology Center Classic Stage Race (Montana Cup #4) Missoula (5VV)
http://www.wildrockies.org/bikeclassic/
June
2-3 --
Round the Clock 24-Hour Mtb Race Spokane, WA http://www.roundandround.com/3 Rapelje Road Race
(Montana Cup #5) Rapelje (YVCC) http://cu.imt.net/~yvcc/Events/events.htm8-10 --
Columbia Plateau Stage Race - Eastern Oregon http://www.obra.org/columbiaplateau/race.htm9-10 -- 24 Hours of Rapelje Mtb Race Rapelje
http://cu.imt.net/~yvcc/Events/events.htm14-16 --
Montana Summer Senior Olympics Road Race and Time Trial Bozeman<EMAIL_ADDRESS>-- District Championship Road Race (Montana Cup #6) Wolf Creek
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>-- District Championship Criterium (Montana Cup #7) Helena
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>-- WERKS Mtb Race -- Helena
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>--
Headwinds Stage Race Lethbridge, Alberta http://www.headwinds.ab.ca/30 -- District Championship Time Trial (Montana Cup Series #8) Belgrade (STRR)
http://www.sharetheroads.com/30-1 -- Blue Mountain Mtb Races Missoula Evan Lawrence
, Big Sky Cyclery<PHONE_NUMBER>
July
1 -- GVBC Road Race (Montana Cup Series #9) Bozeman (GVBC)
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>--
USCF Masters National Road Championships Spokane, WA http://www.roundandround.com/11-15 --
Cascade Classic Stage Race Bend, OR http://www.obra.org/14-15 --
Gate City Grind Stage Race -- Pocatello, ID http://www.isu.edu/%7Ecepeandr/gcgrind.htm14-18 --
USCF Masters National Track Championships Redmond, WA http://www.greggscycles.com15 -- Bohart Bash Mtb Race Bozeman
http://www.sharetheroads.com/~wins/WinS%20Events.htm21 Summer Sizzler Road Race (Montana Cup Series #10) Stevensville (NRCC)
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>??? Bearmouth Road Race ??? (Montana Cup Series #2) Drummond
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>-- Fat Tire Frenzy Mtb Races (State Championships) -- Red Lodge
http://redlodge.com/frenzy/
August
11-12 --
Mt. Spokane Selkirk Challenge Mtb Races Spokane, WA http://www.roundandround.com/18-19 -- Lone Peak Revenge Mtb Races -- Big Sky
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>--
Schweitzer Dirt & Rock Tour Mtb Races Sandpoint, ID http://www.roundandround.com/
September
1-3 --
Platte Bridge Stage Race Casper, WY http://www.jbouzis.com/PB.htm8 -- Rapelje 100k Mtb Race Rapelje
http://cu.imt.net/~yvcc/Events/events.htm8-9 -- Lookout Pass Mtb Races Lookout Pass, ID/MT
http://www.roundandround.com/15 --
Logan to Jackson Road Race Logan, UT http://www.lotoja.com/15-16 --
Eugene Celebration Stage Race Eugene, OR http://www.eugenecelebration.com
October
5-7 --
Winthrop Mountain Bike Festival Winthrop, WA http://mvsta.com7 -- Western MT Hillclimb Championship (Montana Cup Series #11) -- Missoula
http://www.missoulabike.org/
********* Montana Cyclocross schedule TBA *********
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December
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Brexit will leave UK a 'second-rate player', says Donald Tusk – video
Britain will lose influence in international affairs after it leaves the EU, the outgoing president of the European council has said. Speaking at the College of Europe, Donald Tusk said Brexit would be the 'real end' of the British empire


Created by Chris Lennon using reveal.js
Source code available for both control code and the presentation
This presentation is to guide you through the creation of an application(skill) for the Alexa platform.
This presentation will give you an overview of (1) the Alexa platform, (2) the usage of a skill to control AWS as an example usecase.
This section is designed to give an overview of the Alexa ecosystem.
A non technical overview of components.
Builtin
Skill store
Build your own...
This section gives an overview of the components in a skill.
This section walks through the creation of a skill.
The example skill has the following requirements.
We need to install the AWS CLI and configure it.
aws iam get-user
{
"User": {
...
}
}
Naming things is hard...
Update ALEXA_SKILL_ID variable in serverless.yml
If using the example code you are good to go.
serverless deploy
But what did we actually deploy?...
A JSON payload following a particular format
{
...
"request": {
"type": "IntentRequest",
"intent": {
"name": "GetServices",
"slots": {
"Environment": {
"name": "Environment",
"value": "development"
}
}
}
}
...
}
... this bit is kind of up to you, example in a minute...
Actual speech is written in Speech Synthesis Markup Language (SSML)
I want to tell you a secret.
I am not a real human. .
Can you believe it?
A JSON payload following a particular format
{
...
"response": {
"outputSpeech": {
"type": "PlainText",
"text": "Plain text string to speak",
"ssml": "SSML text string to speak "
},
"card": {
"type": "Standard",
"title": "Title of the card",
"content": "Content of a simple card",
"text": "Text content for a standard card",
"image": {
"smallImageUrl": "https://url-to-small-card-image...",
"largeImageUrl": "https://url-to-large-card-image..."
}
},
"reprompt": {
"outputSpeech": {
"type": "PlainText",
"text": "Plain text string to speak",
"ssml": "SSML text string to speak "
}
}
}
...
}
But what about the middle part?
... What can I make it do?
Whatever you want!
My example ties uses Lambda to control AWS
Running the example
Creating: 'Alexa, list development servers'
Create a slot type
Setup the intent
Populate example phrases
Create a new blank function
The above is what serverless.yaml handles for us.
Two points to connect
Basic structure of function
def handler(event, context):
if (event["session"]["application"]["applicationId"] !=
os.environ.get('ALEXA_SKILL_ID')):
raise ValueError("Invalid Application ID")
if event["request"]["type"] == "LaunchRequest":
...
if event["request"]["type"] == "IntentRequest":
...
Assuming we are handling an IntentRequest
if event["request"]["intent"]["name"] == "GetServices"
return get_service_status(event["request"]["intent"]["slots"])
Pass the slot data to a function basaed on the intent name.
Query AWS using boto3 (built into Lambda)
ec2_resource = boto3.resource('ec2')
def get_service_status(slots):
filters = [{
'Name': name,
'Values': [slots['environment']['name']]
}]
instances = ec2_resource.instances.filter(Filters=filters)
for instance in instances:
if instance.state['Code'] == 16:
online_instances.append(instance.id)
else:
offline_instances.append(instance.id)
The previous function would need the AmazonEC2ReadOnlyAccess policy to be successful.
The goal is to respond with a SSML string.
{
...
"ssml" : "There are 2 development servers online. "
...
}
Considerations to grammar:
Many places to test!
serverless invoke local --function functionName -p test/data.json


{% extends "polybookexchange/base.html" %}
{% load i18n %}
{% block title %}{{block.super}} :: {% trans "How it's work ?" %}{% endblock %}
{% block content %}
{% trans "What is the book exchange ?" %}
{% blocktrans %}
The book exchange is a system who allow you to sell or buy used books of others students.
AGEPoly takes care of the storage of your books and sell them for you, without any fees.
{% endblocktrans %}
{% trans "How the book exchange works ?" %}
{% trans "The system is very simple:" %}
{% trans "To sell a book" %}
{% trans "First step" %}
{% trans "You click on 'Propose a new book' in the left menu" %}.
{% trans "You fill required informations and you print the generated page." %}
{% trans "You bring your book, with the printed page at the AGEPoly's desk." %}
{% trans "Second step" %}
{% trans "We put your book in the system." %}
{% trans "You get an automatic confirmation on your @epfl.ch address." %}
{% trans "When your book has been sold by another student, you will also recive an automatic email" %}
{% trans "At least, you can comme back to the AGEPoly's desk, with you student card (Camipro) to collect your money" %}.
{% trans "To buy a book" %}
{% trans "You browse this website to find a book" %}
{% trans "You memorise the number of the book (NOT THE ISBN NUMBER !)" %}
{% trans "If you found what you needed, you can come to the AGEPoly's desk with the money (only in cash !)" %}
{% trans "You now have a new book !" %}
{% trans "Conditions" %}
{% trans "The seller must be an EPFL student" %}
{% trans "The AGEPoly won't be responsible for any lost or stolen book" %}
{% trans "The AGEPoly won't be responsible for any deterioration of a book" %}
{% trans "Handouts and language learning books cannot be sold using the book exchange" %}
{% trans "The service is free, for EPFL students" %}
{% trans "If a book isn't sold or taken back after 14 months," %}{% trans "it's your responsibilty to get your book back at AGEPoly's desk, otherwhise he will be given to the central library, without the posibily to get it or your money back !" %}
{% trans "Il you left the EPFL, it's your responsibilty to follow your books. You have to contact AGEPoly as soon as possible." %}


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[1]
Very small, intuitive logical controls; Very small, No sd expansion slot like some Sansas
[2]
Size, Price, OLED screen; Small size makes hitting wrong button /dropping easy
[3]
size, durability, price, sound, intuitive controls; Nothing at all.


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vignettes/qualtRics.Rmd
qualtRics.Rmd
Qualtrics is an online survey and data collection software platform. Qualtrics is used across many domains in both academia and industry for online surveys and research. While users can manually download survey responses from Qualtrics through a browser, importing this data into R is then cumbersome. The qualtRics R package implements the retrieval of survey data using the Qualtrics API and aims to reduce the pre-processing steps needed in analyzing such surveys.
Note that your institution must support API access and that it must be enabled for your account. Whoever manages your Qualtrics account can help you with this. Please refer to the Qualtrics documentation to find your API token.
The authors and contributors for this R package are not affiliated with Qualtrics and Qualtrics does not offer support for this R package.
Currently, the package contains three core functions:
all_surveys()
fetches a list of all surveys that you own or have access to from Qualtrics.fetch_survey()
downloads a survey from Qualtrics and loads it into R.read_survey()
allows you to read CSV files you download manually from Qualtrics.It also contains helper functions:
qualtrics_api_credentials()
stores your API key and base url in environment variables.survey_questions()
retrieves a data frame containing questions and question IDs for a survey.metadata()
retrieves metadata about your survey, such as questions, survey flow, number of responses etc.Note that you can only export surveys that you own, or to which you have been given administration rights.
There are two important credentials you need to authenticate with the Qualtrics API. These are your API key and institution-specific base URL. The base URL you pass to the qualtRics package should either look like yourdatacenterid.qualtrics.com
or like yourorganizationid.yourdatacenterid.qualtrics.com
. The Qualtrics API documentation explains how you can find your base URL.
You can store your API credentials QUALTRICS_API_KEY
and QUALTRICS_BASE_URL
in your .Renviron
file for repeated use across sessions. The qualtRics package has a function to help with this.
library(qualtRics)
qualtrics_api_credentials(api_key = "<YOUR-QUALTRICS_API_KEY>",
base_url = "<YOUR-QUALTRICS_BASE_URL>",
install = TRUE)
After you use this function, reload your environment (readRenviron("~/.Renviron")
) so you can use the credentials without restarting R.
Once your Qualtrics API credentials are stored, you can see what surveys are available to you.
You can then download the data from any of these individual surveys (for example, perhaps the sixth one) directly into R.
You can add date parameters to only retrieve responses between certain dates:
mysurvey <- fetch_survey(surveys$id[4],
start_date = "2018-10-01",
end_date = "2018-10-31",
label = FALSE)
Note that your date and time settings may not correspond to your own timezone. You can find out how to do this here. See this page for more information about how Qualtrics handles dates and times. Keep in mind that this is important if you plan on using times / dates as cut-off points to filter data.
You may also reference a response ID; fetch_survey()
will then download all responses that were submitted after that response:
mysurvey <- fetch_survey(surveys$id[4],
last_response = "R_3mmovCIeMllvsER",
label = FALSE,
verbose = TRUE)
You can filter a survey for specific questions:
# what are the questions in a certain survey?
questions <- survey_questions(surveyID = surveys$id[6])
# download that survey, filtering for only certain questions
mysurvey <- fetch_survey(surveyID = surveys$id[6],
save_dir = tempdir(),
include_questions = c("QID1", "QID2", "QID3"),
verbose = TRUE)
You can store the results in a specific location if you like:
mysurvey <- fetch_survey(surveyID = surveys$id[6],
save_dir = "/users/Julia/Desktop/",
verbose = TRUE)
Note that surveys that are stored in this way will be saved as an RDS file rather than e.g. a CSV. Reading an RDS file can be done like so:
You can read a survey that you downloaded manually from Qualtrics’ website via a browser using read_survey()
:
To avoid special characters (mainly periods) in header names, read_survey()
uses question labels as the header names. The question belonging to that label is then added using the sjlabelled package. Qualtrics gives names to these labels automatically, but you can easily change them.


{% extends 'admin/master.html' %}
{% block body %}
{{ super() }}
{% if current_user.is_authenticated %}
{{profileData.first_name}}
Profile Form
Authentication
This example shows how you can use Flask-Admin in an admin template,
here I used AdminLTE and Flask-Security for authentication.
You can register as a regular user, or log in as a superuser with the following credentials:
email: admin
password: admin


Group:
Group score :
What we know:
What is not clear:
Submit
Cancel
×
Are you sure?
×
Saving completed. Do you want to stay here or go back to the list of activities?


Case Studies
Case studies of recent social design projects are on their way, but in the mean time, you can get a sneak peek of my social design work by reading some of my blog posts.
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Case studies of recent social design projects are on their way, but in the mean time, you can get a sneak peek of my social design work by reading some of my blog posts.


Waiver Details
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Authentication:
GSSAPI
SCRAM-SHA-1
SCRAM-SHA-256
LDAP
Waiver Approval Number:
Waiver Start Date:
Waiver End Date:


[§551E-8] Reimbursement and compensation of agent. Unless the power of attorney otherwise provides, an agent shall be entitled to reimbursement of expenses reasonably incurred on behalf of the principal and to compensation that is reasonable under the circumstances. [L 2014, c 22, pt of §1]


Libertadores arriving to FIFA 20
by BeSoccerImportant piece of news for FIFA fans, especially in South America. EA Sports, the company that makes the game, has published a video promoting the arrival of the tournament.
FIFA 20 has been out for months, but it still keeps getting new tournaments that players like. This time they want to boost its strength in South America with a truly unexpected addition.
EA Sports surprised everyone with a new promotional video announcing the arrival of the Copa Libertadores in the game. "Football matters more here," was the slogan.
It will be available in FIFA 20 from March. Teams such as River Plate are Boca Juniors, who were not licensed, are represented with the arrival of this new tournament...


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Annexure 1: Exit Interview Form
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Employee Code
Designation
Department
Date of Joining
Date of Resignation
Reporting to
Last working Day
II)
Reasons for leaving the company: (indicate each box with (Tick) mark.
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Reason for leaving
Yes/ No
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2
Job Rotation
3
Lack of recognition
4
No Promotion Opportunities
5
Interpersonal Conflicts
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Infrastructure
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Opportunities abroad
8
To pursue studies
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Commutation to workplace
10
Health
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FOI release
A request and disclosure for information on Education Maintenance Allowance (EMA).
Can the Department provide information to the following questions?
In 2008-2009 how many students in England and Wales received Educational Maintenance Allowance?
In 2008-2009 how many students in England and Wales received the £10 per week means tested Educational Maintenance Allowance?
In 2008-2009 how many students in England and Wales received the £20 per week means tested Educational Maintenance Allowance?
In 2008-2009 how many students in England and Wales received the £30 per week means tested Educational Maintenance Allowance?
In 2008- 2009 Which region of England and Wales had the most students in receipt of Educational Maintenance Allowance?
In 2008-2009 what was the total amount in Pounds Sterling of Educational Maintenance Allowance given to students in England and Wales?
In 2008-2009 What was the total cost to the Exchequer for the distribution of Educational Maintenance Allowance in England and Wales, including staff costs, total amount in Pounds Sterling of EMA given out to students, administration costs, and all other costs?
In 2009-2010 how many students in England and Wales received Educational Maintenance Allowance?
In 2009-2010 how many students in England and Wales received the £10 per week means tested Educational Maintenance Allowance?
In 2009-2010 how many students in England and Wales received the £20 per week means tested Educational Maintenance Allowance?
In 2009-2010 how many students in England and Wales received the £30 per week means tested Educational Maintenance Allowance?
In 2009-2010 which region of England and Wales had the most students in receipt of Educational Maintenance Allowance?
In 2009-2010 what was the total amount in Pounds Sterling of Educational Maintenance Allowance given to students in England and Wales?
In 2009-2010 what was the total cost to the Exchequer for the distribution of Educational Maintenance Allowance in England and Wales, including staff costs, total amount in Pounds Sterling of EMA given out to students, administration costs, and all other costs?
What are the total projected costs to the Exchequer, for 2010-2011 for the distribution of Educational Maintenance Allowance in England and Wales, including staff costs, total amount in Pounds Sterling of EMA given out to students, administration costs, and all other costs?
What was the total drop out rate of those students in receipt of EMA in years 2008-2009?
What was the total drop out rate of those students in receipt of EMA in years 2009-2010?
How many more students were there in receipt of Education Maintenance Allowance in years 2009-2010 than in years 2008-2009?
What is the Coalition Government’s policy with regard to Educational Maintenance Allowance in England and Wales?
Since the introduction of Educational Maintenance Allowance for students in England and Wales, what have the total costs for the set up of EMA, distribution of Educational Maintenance Allowance in England and Wales, including staff costs, total amount in Pounds Sterling of EMA given out to students, administration costs, and all other costs?
The information to questions 1 to 18 and question 20 has been sought from the Young People’s Learning Agency (YPLA). The YPLA operates EMA on behalf of the Department for Education.
Answer to Q1. For the academic year 2008/09, EMA take-up in England was 581,899. Take-up is defined as an eligible learner receiving at least one EMA payment.
Answer to Q2. For the academic year, 2008/09, take-up of EMA in England in the £10 band was 43,812.
Answer to Q3. For the academic year, 2008/09, take-up of EMA in England in the £20 band was 50,500.
Answer to Q4. For the academic year, 2008/09, take-up of EMA in England in the £30 band was 487,587. Note that this figure includes all those in receipt of EMA in the £30 band, including a small number who are not income assessed, for example, care leavers and other particularly disadvantaged groups.
Answer to Q5. For the academic year, 2008/09, take-up of EMA in England was highest in London.
Answer to Q6. £490,202,770 (England).
Answer to Q7. £517,323,152 (England).
Answer to Q8. Please note that for questions relating to the academic year 2009/10, the information provided relates up to and including 24 June 2010, i.e. before the end of the academic year and therefore there may be a variation in the final figures. As at 24 June 2010, EMA take-up in England is 638,793 for the academic year 2009/10.
Answer to Q9. As at 24 June 2010, EMA take-up in England within the £10 band is 45,519 for the academic year 2009/10.
Answer to Q10. As at 24 June 2010, EMA take-up in England within the £20 band is 55,173 for the academic year 2009/10.
Answer to Q11. As at 24 June 2010, EMA take-up in England within the £30 band is 538,101 for the academic year 2009/10. Note that this figure includes all those in receipt of EMA in the £30 band, including a small number who are not income assessed, for example, care leavers and other particularly disadvantaged groups.
Answer to Q12. As at 24 June 2010, take-up of EMA in England is highest in the North West for the academic year, 2009/10.
Answer to Q13. £553,614,060. Please note that this amount is provisional and subject to confirmation in the LSC annual accounts for 2009-10 which are due to be laid before Parliament later this month and published thereafter.
Answer to Q14. £585,188,052. Please note that this amount is provisional and subject to confirmation in the LSC annual accounts for 2009-10 which are due to be laid before Parliament later this month and published thereafter.
Answer to Q15. The total budget for EMA for 2010-11 is £564,000,000 (England). Please note that this figure is the projected amount and may be subject to change.
Answer to Q16 & 17. The information for questions 16 and 17 is not held by the Department or by the YPLA.
Answer to Q18. As at 24 June 2010 there are 62,649 more learners in receipt of EMA than in the 2008/09 academic year.
Answer to Q19. Education Maintenance Allowance (EMA) will be paid in full in the 2010/11 academic year. Longer term plans for financial support for students aged between 16 and 19 will be considered in the context of the Comprehensive Spending Review in the autumn.
Answer to Q20. £2,534,334,605. Please note that this amount includes a provisional figure for 2009-10 which is subject to confirmation in the LSC annual accounts for 2009-10. The accounts are due to be laid before Parliament later this month and published thereafter.
Please note that while EMA exists across the UK, policy relating to its operation is a devolved matter, therefore the responses given here are applicable to EMA provision in England only. For your questions relating to EMA provision in Wales you may wish to contact the Welsh assembly Government:
Department for Children, Education, Lifelong Learning and Skills
Welsh Assembly Government
Cathays Park
Cardiff
CF10 3NQ
DCELLS.Enquiries@wales.gsi.gov.uk


Ahmad El Dabaa has a broad experience in PR/FR field in different civil community organizations, as well as projects’ management skills in corporate world.
Dabaa is currently working as a "Projects Manager" for Procter & Gamble Egypt. Before that, he Co-founded Spark Egypt Training Agency. He served as the head of the Public Relations Committee at IEEE Alexandria Student Branch. In 2010 he Co-Founded Step-Up youth initiative, and served as its first HR head and as a Steering Committee member. Ahmad is involved in conducting various training sessions for Personal Development as Soft Skills Trainer.
Mahmoud Mansi is a 4 times TEDx speaker, social entrepreneur, award-winning author, creative writing instructor, business journalist and a photographer. He has attended several international HR conferences, he was a speaker in around 50 seminars, and yet Mahmoud keeps the balance and remains an employee as a Senior HR Specialist & an HR Lecturer teaching in the MBA program in the AASTMT University in Egypt.
In addition to being the Co-Founder of The AlexandErian Magazine and the Founder of HR Revolution Middle East Magazine. He believes that HR cannot only change the organization, but it can change the world. He is the Founder of “Shared Development” HR Model, and is currently writing a new book called: “HR for Millennials”.
Mansi believes in the importance of being a follower and a leader at the same time, and just recently in 2017, he was the Chairperson of Rome International Careers Course in Italy, the Chairperson of HR Champions Conference in Cairo, and the Chairperson of Entrepreneurship OverScene Summit in the Bibliotheca Alexandrina.
Aya Eldighady is a Certified Career Counselor & GCDF, who was born in Alexandria and started to study psychology at Alexandria University in 2005. She was accredited from Canadian Center for Education at 2010 as a career counselor, to be one of the very first to earn this accreditation in Egypt and the Arab world.
She worked for several organizations as a freelance career counselor. She is also a member of the team that initiated the first career development center in 10 governorates across Egypt. In 2012 she joined AM Foundation for career development and initiated a research and development team that implemented many projects to promote the culture of career development in Egypt.
In 2014 Aya co-founded SMART Careers to carry on the mission of developing educational programs to enhance the formal education system and promote the future.


PHANTOMS OF THE DYING.
GAY party were assembled one afternoon, in the latter days of January, in the best parlour of a farmhouse near the Land's-End. The inhabitants of this district were, in many respects, peculiar. Nearly all the land was divided up between, comparatively, a few owners, and every owner lived on and farmed his own land.
This circumstance, amongst others, led to a certain amount of style in many of the old farmhouses of the Land's-End district; and even now, in some of them, from which, alas! the. glory has departed, may be seen the evidences of taste beyond that which might have been expected in so remote a district.
The "best parlour" was frequently panelled with carved oak, and the ceiling, often highly, though it must be admitted, heavily decorated. In such a room, in the declining light of a January afternoon, were some ten or a dozen farmers' daughters, all of them unmarried, and many of them having an eye on the farmer's eldest son, a fine, young man about twenty years of age, called Joseph.
This farmer and his wife, at the time of which we speak, had three sons and two daughters. The eldest son was an excellent and amiable young man, possessed of many personal attractions, and especially fond of the society of his sisters and their friends. The next son was of a very different stamp, and was more frequently found in the inn at Church-town than in his father's house; the younger son was an apprentice at Penzance. The two daughters, Mary and Honour, had coaxed their mother into "a tea and heavy cake" party, and Joseph was especially retained, to be, as every one said he was, "the life of the company."
In those days, when, especially in those parts, every one took dinner at noon, and tea not much after four o'clock, the party had assembled early.
There had been the usual preliminary gossip amongst the young people, when they began to talk about the wreck of a fruit-ship, which had occurred but a few days before, off the Land's-End, and it was said that considerable quantities of oranges were washing into Nangisseil Cove. Upon this, Joseph said he would take one of the, men from the farm, and go down to the Cove--which was not far off--and see if they could not find some oranges for the ladies.
The day had faded into twilight, the western sky was still bright with the light of the setting sun, and the illuminated clouds shed a certain portion of their splendour into the room in which the party were assembled. The girls were divided up into groups, having their own pretty little bits of gossip, often truly delightful from its entire freedom and its innocence; and the mother oI Joseph was seated near the fireplace, looking with some anxiety through the windows, from which you commanded a view of the Atlantic Ocean. The old lady was restless; sometimes she had to whisper something to Mary, and then some other thing to Honour. Her anxiety, at length, was expressed in her wondering where Joseph could be tarrying so long. All the young ladies sought to ease her mind by saying that there were no doubt so many orange-gatherers in the Cove, that Joseph and the man could not get so much fruit as he desired.
Joseph was the favourite son of 'his mother, and her anxiety evidently increased. Eventually, starting from her 'chair, the old lady exclaimed, "Oh, here he is; now I 'll see about the tea."
With a pleased smile on her face, she left the room, to return, however, to it in deeper sorrow.
The mother expected to meet her son at the door--he came not. Thinking that he might possibly have beep wetted by the sea, and that he had gone round the house to another door leading directly into the kitchen, for the purpose of drying himself or of changing his boots, she went into the dairy to fetch the basin of clotted cream,--which had been "taken up" with unusual care,--to see if the junket was properly set, and to spread the flaky cream thickly upon its surface.
Strange,--as the old lady subsequently related,--all the pans of milk were agitated--" the milk rising up and down like the waves of the sea."
The anxious mother returned to the parlour with her basin of cream, but with an indescribable feeling of an unknown terror. She commanded herself, and, in her usual quiet way, asked if Joseph had been in. When they answered her "No," she sighed heavily, and sank senseless into a chair.
Neither Joseph nor the servant ever returned alive. They were seen standing together upon a rock, stooping to gather oranges as they came with each wave up to their feet, when one of the heavy swells--the lingering undulations of a tempest, so well known on this coast--came sweeping onward, and carried them both away in its- cave of waters, as the wave curved to engulf them.
The undertow of the tidal current was so strong that, though powerful men and good swimmers, they were carried at once beyond all human aid, and speedily perished.
The house of joy became a house of mourning, and sadness rested on it for years. Day after day passed by, and, although a constant watch was kept along the coast, it was not until the fated ninth day that the bodies were discovered, and they were then found in a sadly mutilated state.
Often after long years, and when the consolations derivable from pure religious feeling had brought that tranquillity upon the mind of this loving mother,--which so much resembles the poetical repose of an autumnal evening,--has she repeated to me the sad tale.
Again and again have I heard her declare that she saw Joseph, her son, as distinctly as ever she saw him in her life, and that, as he passed the parlour windows, he looked in upon her and smiled.
This is not given as a superstition belonging in any peculiar way to Cornwall. In every part of the British Isles it exists; but I have never met with any people who so firmly believed in the appearance of the phantoms of the dying to those upon whom the last thoughts are centred, as the Cornish did.
Another case is within my knowledge.
A lady, the wife of an officer in the navy, had been with her husband's sister, on a summer evening, to church. The husband was in the Mediterranean, and there was no reason to expect his return for many months.
These two ladies returned home, and the wife, ascending the; stairs before her sister-in, law, went into the drawing-room--her intention being to close the windows, which, as the weather had been warm and fine, had been thrown open.
She had proceeded about half way across the room, when she shrieked, ran back, and fell into her sister-in-law's arms. Upon recovery, she stated that a figure, like that of her husband, enveloped in a mist, appeared to her to fill one of the windows.
By her friends, the wife's fancies were laughed at; and, if not forgotten, the circumstance was no longer spoken of.
Month after month glided by, without intelligence of the ship to which that officer belonged. At length the Government became anxious, and searching inquiries were made. Some time still elapsed, but eventually it was ascertained that this sloop of war had perished in a white squall, in which she became involved, near the Island of Mitylene, in the Grecian Archipelago, on the Sunday evening when the widow fancied she saw her husband.


The Outdoor Girls in Florida
by Laura Lee Hope
Chapter VI: "An Appeal for Help"
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- Year Published: 1913
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: United States of America
- Source: Hope, L. L. (1913) The Outdoor Girls in Florida. New York: Grosset & Dunlap.
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Readability:
- Flesch–Kincaid Level: 2.2
- Word Count: 1,916
- Genre: Adventure
- Keywords: florida stories, the outdoor girls in florida
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For one of the very few times in her life when confronted by an emergency the "Little Captain" did not know quite what to do. Grace clung to Betty, murmuring over and over again:
"What shall I say? What shall I do?"
Amy and Mollie stared uncomprehendingly at one another. Grace still held the telegram that had brought more bad news.
Then Betty got her senses in working order.
"In the first place," she said, "you mustn't let your mother know about this, Grace. You must keep it from her. In the second place your father must be told at once.  I'll go see your father."
"But I can't act as if nothing had happened," protested Grace, with a wailing tone in her voice. "I'd be sure to act so strangely that mamma would suspect at once, and begin to question me."
"Then Mollie or Amy must go in with you, and help to keep up appearances. Amy, you go in and talk—play—sing—dance—do anything to keep Grace from feeling bad, and giving away the secret. As soon as Mr. Ford comes he can decide whether or not to tell his wife. Mollie, you and I will go down to his office. This is the night he gets home late; isn't it, Grace?"
"Yes. Oh, how I wish he were here now! Poor Will!"
"Well, we'll soon have him home," declared Betty.  Talk about Florida—anything but what has happened. Mr. Ford will know what to do when he comes. Now, Mollie, let's hurry. Gracious! I believe it's going to snow. Well, we won't have any of that in Florida, that's a blessing for you, Grace," and Betty smiled bravely.
"We may never go now—if Will isn't found."
"Oh, he'll be all right," declared Betty, with more confidence than she felt. "Come along, Mollie."
The two set off through the gathering storm, while Grace and Amy turned into the former's house. They were under a strain, and afterward they hardly remembered what they did. But Grace did not betray the secret, at any rate. The two girls talked of many things, and when Mrs. Ford referred to the home-coming of her son Amy changed the subject as soon as she could.
Then, fortunately, Mrs. Ford went upstairs to lie down until dinner was ready, and Grace, with a sigh of relief, threw herself on a couch.
"There!" she sighed. "We can act naturally now. Poor little mother—I wonder how she will take it?"
"Oh, she is brave," said Amy. "Besides, nothing very dreadful can have happened. Will may be all right. Even if he has gone off with a labor contractor, who has a bad reputation, your brother is able to look after himself. He can appeal to the police, if necessary."
"Perhaps. Anyhow, you can look on the bright side, Amy. I wish papa would hurry."
"Oh, he will, as soon as Betty tells him."
Meanwhile Betty and Mollie were hurrying on through the storm to Mr. Ford's office. They found him working over a complicated law case, and he seemed startled when he saw the two girls.
"Where is Grace—what has happened?" he asked, quickly.
"This telegram—it came for you to the house—Grace opened it," explained Mollie, briefly.
Mr. Ford seemed to comprehend it at a glance.
"I was afraid of this!" he exclaimed. "Some of those rascally labor contractors will do anything to get help. I will have to go down there, I think. Does Mrs. Ford know?"
"No, I told Grace to keep it from her until you came home."
"That was right. I must make light of this. Then I'll leave for Jacksonville at once. Thank you very much, Betty."
He closed his desk and went out with the girls, calling a carriage for them and himself, as the snow was now falling heavily.
In some way Mr. Ford managed to impart some of the details of the new emergency to his wife without unduly arousing her. He also spoke of the necessity of going to Florida.
"Oh, do you really have to go?" his wife asked, in alarm.
"I think it will be better. Will may do something rash, thinking he is putting through a fine business deal. I don't want him to get into—legal difficulties. It would not look well for my professional reputation," and Mr. Ford forced a laugh to reassure his wife.
Arrangements for going to Jacksonville were soon made, as he was to leave on the midnight train. In the meanwhile he communicated with the telegraph authorities in the South, telling them of his plans, and asking for any additional information.
All that he could learn was that Will had gone to the address given in his first letter—a private boarding house.  Will had said he was going farther into the interior, and the woman thought she heard something about a lumber camp, or a place where turpentine and other pine-tar products, were obtained.
"Well, do the best you can, Grace, until I come back," said Mr. Ford. "And look after your mother. Perhaps this will be all right after all."
There were three weary days of waiting, relieved only by brief messages from Mr. Ford, saying that he was doing all he could to find Will. Mrs. Ford was not told the whole story, save that her son had gone into the interior.
"Oh, I'm sure something must have happened!" exclaimed Grace, when on the fourth day there came a message saying Mr. Ford was on his way back. "He hasn't Will with him, or he would have said so. Oh, isn't it perfectly terrible!"
"Now, don't worry," advised Betty. "I know that is easy to say, Grace, and hard to do. But try. Even if your father hasn't found Will, perhaps he has some trace of him. He would hardly come back without good reason."
"I suppose not. Oh, aren't boys—terrible!"
"But Will didn't mean to cause all this trouble," spoke Mollie.
"I know. But he has, just the same."
Grace was too miserable even to think of chocolates.
Mr. Ford looked pale and tired when he came home, and his eyes showed loss of sleep.
"Well," he said to Grace, who was surrounded by her three chums, "I didn't find Will. He seems to have made a mess of it."
"How?" asked his sister.
"Well, by getting in with this developing concern. It seems that he signed some sort of contract, agreeing to work for them. He supposed it was clerical or secretary's work, but it turns out that he was deceived. What he signed was a contract to work in one of the many camps in the wilds of the interior. He may be getting out cypress, or turpentine."
"Couldn't you locate him, Daddy?" asked Grace.
"No, for the firm he signed with operates many camps. I could get very little satisfaction from them. I may have to appeal to the authorities."
"But Will is not of age—they can't hold him even if he did sign a contract to work, especially when they deceived him," declared Grace.
"I know it, my dear," replied her father. "But they have him in their clutches, and possession, as you know, is nine points of the law, and part of the tenth. Where Will is I don't know. Just as the message said, he went off with that smooth talker, and he seems to have disappeared."
"How—how can you find him?" asked Grace.
"I'm going to have your Uncle Isaac trace him. He knows the South better than I, and can work to better advantage. That is why I came back. Uncle Isaac is in New York City now. I am going to telegraph him to come on here and I'll give him the particulars. Then he can hunt for Will. Poor boy! I guess he wishes now that he'd stayed in the mill."
The news was broken to Mrs. Ford as gently as could be, but it nearly prostrated her. Then Uncle Isaac came, and to his credit be it said that he was kinder than his wont. He seemed really sympathetic and did not once say, "I told you so!"
He readily agreed to search for his nephew, and left for the South as soon as he could finish his business.
"I guess our Florida trip is all off," said Grace with a sigh, one evening.
"Not at all," said her father. "I want you girls to go. It may be that you might hear some word of Will."
"Then we will go!" his sister cried. "Oh! I do hope we can find him."
The preparations for the Florida trip went on. Meanwhile nothing was heard from the missing youth, and Uncle Isaac had no success.
Then, most unexpectedly, there came word from the boy himself—indirect word—but news just the same.
It was in the shape of a letter from a Southern planter, who said one of his hands had picked up the enclosed note in a cotton field near a railroad track. It had probably been tossed from a train window, and had laid some time in the field, being rain-soaked. It bore Mr. Ford's address, and so the planter forwarded it. The note was as follows:
"DEAR DAD: I certainly am in trouble. That development business was a fake, and I have literally been kidnapped, with a lot of other young fellows—some colored. They're taking us away to a turpentine swamp to work. I've tried to escape, but it's no use. I appealed for help to the crowd, as did some of the others, but the contractors declared we were a lot of criminals farmed out by the State. And, as a lot of their workers really are convicts, I had no show. I don't know what to do—help me if you can. I don't know where they're taking us, but if I get a chance I'll send word. I'm scribbling this under my hat in the train, and I'm going to toss it out the window. I hope you get it.
"WILL."


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newIndex
Will set the itemsPerPage
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gotoPage
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page
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blur
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render
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renderSelectSizes
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Select-Component.
Returns:
ReactComponent
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itemsPerPage
Number
How many items are shown on a page. This value is needed to generate the pagebuttons. When not set, all items are supposed to be shown on a single page.
msgOneItem
String
The one-item
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.
Only available when showCountOutOf
===true.
msgOutOf
String
The showing
-message of: showing count out of total
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Only available when showCountOutOf
===true.
msgShowing
String
The out of
-message of: showing count out of total
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Only available when showCountOutOf
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msgShowingNoItems
String
The showing no items
-message: the message when there are no items.
Only available when showCountOutOf
===true.
onChange
Function
The callback whenever a page is changed. The callback gets 1 argument --> newPage, which is the pagenumber (starting at 1).
onChangePageSize
Function
The callback whenever a page is changed.
The callback get1 1 argument --> newIndex, which is the selected index within the property pageSizes
.
pageSizes
Array
The pageSizes. In order to wotk well with onChangePageSize
, it is recomended to fill this array with numbers
.
In this case, the callback can pick up the number straight ahead and pass it into itemsPerPage
at once.
totalItems
Number
The Total itemcount of the array where the paginator relates to. This number is used to calculate and generate the buttons.


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TradeX Installation
Automated Installation
The easiest way to get TradeX installed is to use the automated installation script. To complete the installation do the following:
- When downloading TradeX from the JMB Software My Account interface, select the Automatic Installation option. You will then download an archive that contains the auto-installer.php script.
- Select a directory of your site where you would like to install TradeX. The software should be installed in an empty sub-directory of your site and not in the base directory of your site or a directory that already contains other files. For the remainder of the installation process, it is assumed that you have selected a directory named tx for your TradeX installation.
- Upload only the auto-install.php file from the TradeX software distribution to the tx directory of your website.
- Change the permissions on the tx directory to 777.
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Access the auto-install.php file through your web browser. If using the recommended directory name of tx, the URL to the auto-install.php file would be:
http://www.yoursite.com/tx/auto-install.php
- The installation script will perform a few tests and display the results for you. If all of the tests are successful, there will be a button labeled Install TradeX. Click on that button to continue the installation process.
- The installer will now grab the installer file from jmbsoft.com and create the necessary directories and extract the software files. When it is complete, you will get a message indicating that the software files have been installed on your server.
- Before you can access the TradeX control panel, you must delete the auto-install.php file from your server.
- The installation confirmation page will also provide you with a link to the TradeX control panel along with the username and password that have been setup. The password is randomly generated for each TradeX installation, so you should write it down for safe keeping.
- After writing down the username and password, click the link to access the TradeX control panel. You will then need to enter that username and password to gain access.
- The first time you login, and until you save the software settings, the Global Settings dialog will appear. All of the settings will be filled in with default values, however you can change them to whatever values you would like to use. After you have made the changes (or even if you don't make changes at all) save your settings.
- Change the permissions on the tx directory to 755.
Manual installation of TradeX requires a bit more work, but it still pretty straightforward. Use the following steps to complete a manual installation:
- Select a directory of your site where you would like to install TradeX. The software should be installed in an empty sub-directory of your site and not in the base directory of your site or a directory that already contains other files. For the remainder of the installation process, it is assumed that you have selected a directory named tx for your TradeX installation.
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Upload all of the files and directories from the TradeX software distribution, with the exception of the following:
- The utilities directory and it's files
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Set permissions on the files and directories that you uploaded. If you are not sure how to set permissions, consult the documentation for your FTP client
and/or contact your server administrator for more information. Below is a table containing the recommended permissions you will need to set on each directory or file.
If you do not see a file or directory listed, it means you do not need to change the permissions on that file or directory
File or Directory Permissions data directory 777 logs directory 777 All files in data directory 1 666 All sub-directories of the data directory 2 777 All files in templates directory 666 templates/_compiled directory 777 in.php file 666 out.php file 666 image.php file 666 lib/config.php file 666
These are only the recommended file permissions, and may need to be altered depending on your server configuration. For example, on servers using suPHP you will want to use 755 permissions in place of 777 and 644 permissions in place of 666. - From the utilities directory of the TradeX software distribution upload the reset-access.php script to the cp directory of your TradeX installation.
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In your web browser, bring up the reset-access.php script. If using the recommended directory name of tx, the URL to the reset-access.php file would be:
http://www.yoursite.com/tx/cp/reset-access.php
- The reset-access.php script will generate a username and password for the TradeX control panel. Before you can access the control panel, delete the reset-access.php script from your server. Be sure to write down the username and password before you click on the link to access the TradeX control panel.
- After writing down the username and password, click the link to access the TradeX control panel. You will then need to enter that username and password to gain access.
- The first time you login, and until you save the software settings, the Global Settings dialog will appear. All of the settings will be filled in with default values, however you can change them to whatever values you would like to use. After you have made the changes (or even if you don't make changes at all) save your settings.


Complex Class
Constructor
Item Index
Methods
Methods
_fromPool
()
static
_getPrimitive
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param
-
skipCheck
This method is used to parse and check a parameter. Either a valid value is returned or null (for invalid parameters).
Returns:
angle
()
Number
Returns the angle of a vector. Beware that the angle is measured in counter clockwise direction beginning at 0˚ which equals the x axis in positive direction. So on a computer grid the angle won"t be what you expect! Use anglePC() in that case!
Returns:
Angle of the vector in degrees. 0 degrees means pointing to the right.
anglePC
()
Number
Returns the angle of a vector. 0˚ means pointing to the top. Clockwise.
Returns:
Angle of the vector in degrees. 0 degrees means pointing to the right.
cube
()
Number
This method cubes this instance and returns a new one.
Returns:
Calculated Number.
curt
()
Number
This method calculates the cubic root of this instance and returns a new one.
Returns:
Calculated Number.
distanceTo
-
p
This method calculates the distance between 2 points. It"s a shortcut for substracting 2 vectors and getting that vector"s magnitude (because no new object is created). For that reason this method should be used for pure distance calculations.
Parameters:
-
p
Point
Returns:
Distance between this point and p.
divide
-
n
This method divides 2 numbers and returns a new one.
Parameters:
-
n
Number
Returns:
Calculated Number.
equals
-
n
This method check for mathmatical equality. This means new mathJS.Double(4.2).equals(4.2)
Parameters:
-
n
Number
Returns:
greaterThanOrEqualTo
-
n
This method checks for mathmatical ">=".
Parameters:
-
n
Number
Returns:
isNum
-
num
This function checks if a given parameter is a (plain) number.
Parameters:
-
num
Number
Returns:
Whether the given number is a Number (excluding +/-Infinity)
lessThan
()
minus
-
n
This method substracts 2 numbers and returns a new one.
Parameters:
-
n
Number
Returns:
Calculated Number.
parse
()
static
plus
-
n
This method adds 2 numbers and returns a new one.
Parameters:
-
n
Number
Returns:
Calculated Number.
pow
-
n
This method returns this' value the the n-th power (this^n).
Parameters:
-
n
Number
Returns:
Calculated Number.
randInt
-
max
-
min
This function returns a random (plain) integer between max and min (both inclusive). If max is less than min the parameters are swapped.
Returns:
Random integer.
randNum
-
max
-
min Default
This function returns a random number between max and min (both inclusive). If max is less than min the parameters are swapped.
Returns:
Random number.
randPointInRadius
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radius Default
-
random Indicates
Returns a random Point within a given radius.
Parameters:
Returns:
Random Point.
reciprocal
()
Number
This method returns the reciprocal (1/n) of this number.
Returns:
Calculated Number.
root
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exponent
This method calculates any root of this instance and returns a new one.
Parameters:
-
exponent
Number
Returns:
Calculated Number.
sign
-
plain
This method returns the sign of this number (sign(this)).
Parameters:
-
plain
BooleanIndicates whether the return value is wrapped in a mathJS.Number or not (-> primitive value).
Returns:
sqrt
()
Number
This method calculates the square root of this instance and returns a new one.
Returns:
Calculated Number.
square
()
Number
This method squares this instance and returns a new one.
Returns:
Calculated Number.
times
-
n
This method multiplies 2 numbers and returns a new one.
Parameters:
-
n
Number
Returns:
Calculated Number.


0.10.2 Release : A New Toy
The PiTiVi team is proud to announce the third release of the 0.10.x series of the PiTiVi opensource video editor.
Features of this release
- UI improvements for usability
- i18n support, translated in 12 languages
- Rendering improvements
- decodebin2 support
- Critical bugfixes
Bugs Fixed
- 353859 : [discoverer] Use 'no-more-pads' information
- 335699 : Pitivi fails to work if project created at wrong time
- 335822 : Transcoding WMV creates tiny file
- 335826 : Cancel and restarting rendering not possible
- 336332 : Can't play a file in pitivi until i scrub forward
- 337990 : [Tracker] Need internationalization/localization
- 338065 : combobox next to time is useless and should go
- 339994 : follow the gnome toolbar and menu settings
- 346584 : pitivi should have intltool and gettext support
- 346585 : Don't use whitespace before punctuation in pitivi messages
- 348232 : hang when loading an ogg
- 350562 : Error message when transcoding
- 352400 : [importing] Allow importing (sub)folders
- 353861 : Don't close filechooser dialog box immediately
- 377117 : pitivi won't start
- 378865 : Windows media transcoding borks with audio
- 381959 : Pressing Alt-F to activate file menu toggles fullscreen
- 381970 : Make pitivi work uninstalled from SVN repositories
- 382249 : configure on ubuntu edgy fails to find pygtk
- 383826 : Pitivi can't scroll one 0.5 sec tic at a time
- 392204 : pitivi crash when objectfactory doesn't have valid thumbn...
- 396808 : Split up code from pitivi/ to subdirectories
List of bugs fixed on Bugzilla
Requirements
- gstreamer >= 0.10.8
- gst-python >= 0.10.6
- gnonlin >= 0.10.7
- pygtk >= 2.8.0
Contributors
- Christophe Sauthier
- Edward Hervey
- Ernst Persson
- Laszlo Pandy
- Richard Boulton
Information and Feedback
- Information for users and developers can be found on the PiTiVi website : http://www.pitivi.org/
- Comments and feedback are welcome.
- Mailing-list<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- PiTiVi bug-tracker : http://bugzilla.gnome.org/browse.cgi?product=pitivi
The results of the search are


This is the official AtomicDEX mobile beta program channel -
Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.komodoplatform.atomicdex - iOS: https://testflight.apple.com/join/c2mOLEoC - Please use https://github.com/KomodoPlatform/atomicdex/issues for bug reports and feature requests. For critical security bug reports please do send us your encrypted (https://pgp.mit.edu/pks/lookup?op=get&search=0x379287998EE6CF47) report to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>and allow up to 24h for reply. For atomicDEX API (mm2) related issue reports or feature requests please do use https://github.com/KomodoPlatform/atomicDEX-API/issues
100 messages
Before 05-Dec-19 12:00 AM
Oszy25-Jul-19 01:44 PM
solved it thanks
i was stupid using the title as well before (edited)
wl25-Jul-19 01:48 PM
you did it?

Oszy25-Jul-19 01:49 PM
first 12 BIP words of the news
which i tried for days i was stupid enough to include a word from the title that's why it didn't work (edited)
Bitcoin Improvement Proposals. Contribute to bitcoin/bips development by creating an account on GitHub.
especially if it's a puzzle and coming from tech guys
news article was basically a stegoseed
which you can unhide easily to see only the bip words
wl25-Jul-19 01:52 PM
oh, ok
ca33325-Jul-19 02:32 PM
@weldon.gull5 - btw, i forgot to mention: check #dex-hyperdex if you are looking for a Desktop DEX GUI
nasbats25-Jul-19 02:36 PM
Not sure if this is the right place for this, but I'm starting to play around with the atomicdex CLI on linux. I've completed the walkthroughs for RICK/MORTY, as well as KMD/LTC in the 'how to be a LP". I've managed to figure out how to launch an electrum coin, by copying the LTCconnect.sh and replacing the neccesary info to launch, say, RICK, but where can I find the info for launching DOGE, or RFOX for example? I can get RPCports from the coins file, but what about URLs?
coin parameters and all files needed for GUI support - KomodoPlatform/coins
1
nasbats25-Jul-19 02:45 PM
oh, perfect! thanks
1
ca33325-Jul-19 02:45 PM
The coins repo has all essential infos: electrum URLs, coin configs and even ICONs for GUI devs. If you need anything else please let us know. Happy to help. https://github.com/KomodoPlatform/coins
coin parameters and all files needed for GUI support - KomodoPlatform/coins
dogracer25-Jul-19 03:01 PM
i could swear i tried that :/
nice job @Oszy
dogracer25-Jul-19 04:09 PM
That little word "you" in the news article kept this from being exactly the first 12 BIP words. @Oszy had wise Spidey sense not to include that one.
Now I'm super curious about the seed words used in atomicDEX. Is it strictly BIP39? Or is it using a modified list of words that excludes words like "you"?
Or perhaps there was another hint tucked away that indicated one should ignore that BIP word...?
phm8725-Jul-19 05:20 PM
On android PlayStore, I can preregister but I can't download and install it. Is it a trick ? (Allow unthrusted sources maybe) or install apk manually ?
The evolution of wallets and exchanges into a single application.
phm8725-Jul-19 05:34 PM
My phone is fresh new. Datetime should be correct. I will check. Thx
phm8725-Jul-19 05:51 PM
OkI understood the certif error: I reached www.atomicdex.io while ssl certif is valid for atomicdex.io without www. On my pool we have 4 certificates for 1 domain. Ping @ca333 a certif for wwwdomain should be added
Www.atomicdex.io <> atomicdex.io
Oszy25-Jul-19 05:55 PM
it was created by letsencrypt i think it has a limit to 1 subdomain
for free
bartwr25-Jul-19 06:22 PM
@Oszy LetsEncrypt / certbot is great, and fortunately supports multiple (sub) domains for free. So https://www.domain and https://domain can both have SSL certificates. To make it work, nginx or similar should be configured for this. /sidenote
Oszy25-Jul-19 06:25 PM
ah okay, last time i tried i had problem setting up two. my bad then
acidbird25-Jul-19 07:10 PM
Hi all, i have got an invite but can’t find the app in app store, who can help?
Altcoin Messiah25-Jul-19 07:10 PM
Same here. Not showing up in the Apple App Store
asiankid52025-Jul-19 07:17 PM
Hello i got an email stating i was chosen for beta
I cant find the app on ios
Oszy25-Jul-19 07:20 PM
on ios you need the testflight app
allbits25-Jul-19 07:21 PM
I have not been able to see offerings for about half an hour
cipi25-Jul-19 07:23 PM
@allbits which coin/pair?
gnarbill25-Jul-19 07:27 PM
Play store says app not available when I click the invite link. My account is the same as the email I received the invite. Am I missing something?
allbits25-Jul-19 07:31 PM
kmd orderbooks not showing
,,,, and now they're back haha - they were not showing for about half an hour
cipi25-Jul-19 07:38 PM
no orderbook at all, or only specific coins? atm, the txfee on ETH chain is gigantic, so my node removed all ERC20 orders... that is why i asked
Nico7925-Jul-19 07:41 PM
Stupid question, have just received the mail as an invitation to use the AtomicDex on iOS. How can I load the DEX? It's not in the store ♂ What do I have to do? Thank you
allbits25-Jul-19 07:42 PM
There were no orderbooks for kmd, for any Kmd pair. I did not check others
acidbird25-Jul-19 07:43 PM
Where we can get testflight invitation code?
TonyL25-Jul-19 07:49 PM
Invitations will be sent to all iOS testers soon, at the moment iOS application fresh release is in propagation/Apple approval stage and will be available for testing in 1-2 days.
Thank you for patience!
Nico7925-Jul-19 07:51 PM
Ok, thx
Jcharming25-Jul-19 08:12 PM
Is this where I can ask questions about the AtomicDEX? or is this channel only for feedback?
why25-Jul-19 08:13 PM
Got the invite but can’t find the app
TonyL25-Jul-19 08:14 PM
@Jcharming yes, it's the right place for questions regards AtomicDEX :)
@why iOS application fresh release is in propagation/Apple approval stage and will be available for testing in 1-2 days. If you're testing on Android please try this link: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.komodoplatform.atomicdex
why25-Jul-19 08:16 PM
Ok I’ll wait thanks
Malti25-Jul-19 08:25 PM
AtomicDEX at Ibiza
2
3
1
1
Gonna upload to twatter tomorrow.
nitrospawn25-Jul-19 08:33 PM
Been like this for more than 20mins now
TonyL25-Jul-19 08:34 PM
Please reopen app and try again with "fast encryption" mode enabled
nitrospawn25-Jul-19 08:39 PM
Went back clicked on fast encryption and still the same will close app and reopen now
Jcharming25-Jul-19 08:40 PM
Thanks @TonyL I just opened up the app and I saw the create or restore option. Does atomicDEX have it's own wallet setup process, and if so is it safe/is it different from the agama problem that happened a while ago? I'm just looking for info before I create a wallet,
nitrospawn25-Jul-19 08:41 PM
@TonyL how long does a decryption take
TonyL25-Jul-19 08:42 PM
@nitrospawn usually it taking around 5-10 seconds on my Android phone (Xiaomi Redmi Note 5)
@Jcharming It's totally different from Agama, have separate codebase written in another language and with very low amount of external dependencies. So it can be considered as safe. But please note that it's in beta stage now - so some bugs might presists still.(edited)
Jcharming25-Jul-19 08:44 PM
Thank you, I don't intend to use it to store amounts, I was just curious about the wallet and its dependencies as compared to agama. Do you know if Agama is working and safe to start using again?
TonyL25-Jul-19 08:45 PM
Verus Agama is safe to use (it dont have vulnerability connected with hack), at the moment Verus developing Agama wallet project
@TonyL Play store says app not available when I click the invite link. My play account is the same as the email I received the invite. Am I missing something?
@nitrospawn please try to create new wallet - since last encryption attempt hanged on your side maybe this one is unfinished/corrupted on preparation stage state
@gnarbill please DM me your email associated with playmarket account
nitrospawn25-Jul-19 08:47 PM
@TonyL ok
gnarbill25-Jul-19 08:48 PM
@TonyL will do
nitrospawn25-Jul-19 08:49 PM
@TonyL the password creation style might be dificult to remember 12 words !
TonyL25-Jul-19 08:49 PM
It's not a password but seed. It's the most important "key" for your wallet
Write down it in some safe place
It's a thing which not changing often so creation/saving process should be reliable so user definetly will not lost access to it


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Quick navigation
What does the sample do?
This sample uses the JPPF class loading extensions to automate the management of a repository of application libraries at runtime, for all the nodes in the grid.
Description of the problem to solve
Some applications require a large number of internal or external libraries to run.
When executed in a JPPF grid, they may incur a significant startup time, due to the loading of a very large number of classes across the network, which is the way JPPF works by default.
Futhermore, this startup overhead may occur every time a change occurs, not only in the application's code but also in any of the libraries it relies on.
A solution to the startup time issue is to deploy the libraries locally on each node.
However, this causes a management and deployment overhead, when one or more of the libraries is added, updated or removed.
When the number of nodes in the grid is large, the overhead of managing the libraries can be prohibitive.
Description of the solution
In this sample, we implement a mechanism that will allow each job to specifiy a set of libraries it needs (jar files) and each node to download these libraries and store them in a local repository,
then add them to the classpath of the JPPF tasks class loader. Each library will be stored along with a computed signature (e.g. MD5 or SHA-256), to help resolve the situations where multiple versions
of a library have the same name.
To achieve this, our implementation will handle two main abstractions:
- A Repository interface, which will be in charge of maintaining the local node repository and downloading missing libraries
when requested by a job. As we can see in the code, this interface has only a few methods, as we tried to keep it simple. There is just enough to perform repository updates and maintenance
- A ClassPath interface, which represents a set of libraries needed by a job and which can be transported within the
job metadata
Based on these abstractions, we define our mechanism in two distinct sections: node-side behavior and client-side behavior.
Node-side implementation
We define a repository class RepositoryImpl which encapsulates the following:
- The repository is implemented as a file folder directly under the node's installation root and named 'repository'. This folder has a flat structure and contains a set of jar files.
The jar file names have the format 'file_name-file_signature.jar', where file_name is the original file name without the '.jar' extension and file_signature is the computed MD5 signature for the file.
- The repository also maintains a file named 'toDelete.txt' which contains a list of jar files to delete upon loading of the repository. This is a workaround for the fact that on some OSes (e.g. Windows), the JVM keeps a lock
on the jar files it uses, which makes it impossible to delete them as long as the JVM is alive. Thus this file is used to keep track of the libraries that can't be deleted immediately
The node behavior is driven by a node life cycle listener:
- On "node starting" events, the node creates a Repository instance and performs cleanup operations. The cleanup mainly consists in deleting the jar files that were marked as deleted but could not be physically
removed from the file system
- The same is performed upon "node ending" events
- On "job header loaded" events, the node reads the metadata associated with the jobs and performs repository updates accordingly:
- if a RepositoryFilter is provided, the repository's delete() method will remove the jar files that match the filter.
This is a repository maintenance operation, which we recommend to perform via a broadcast job
- if a ClassPath is provided, then the node will download the specified libraries that are not in the repository, then add them to the
client class loader's classpath. If necessary, it will create a new class loader instance, without disconnecting from the driver, using the node's resetTaskClassLoader() method.
The NodeLifeCycleListener.jobHeaderLoaded() method
is in fact the only place where this can be done safely
- On "job starting" and "job ending" events, there is no specific processing taking place.
Client-side implementation
On the client side, we have chosen the following implementation:
- The jar files that will be dynamically downloaded by the nodes are dropped into a file folder named "dynamicLibs". This folder is added to the JPPF client's classpath, but not the jar files it contains.
We need it to be at the client's classpath root, so that the distributed class loader will be able to find it and download its files
- Upon startup, the client application uses a command-line argument which specifies a file pattern, to determine which jar files will part of the jobs dynamic classpath.
From this pattern, it computes the MD5 signature for each matching file and builds a ClassPath instance based on the results.
Example: ./run.sh -c "*1.jar|*2.jar" will cause the aplication to use all jar files whose name ends with '1' or '2'
- Additionally, the client handles an optional command-line argument to specifiy another file pattern, to request that the node deletes the matching files.
This argument is converted into a RepositoryFilter instance, which will be used by the nodes to delete the specified jar files.
For instance: -d "My*1.jar" will tell the node to remove all files whose name starts with "My" and ends with "1" from their repository
- The client application then creates 2 jobs. Each job has a task using a single one of two dynamic libraries, adds the ClassPath and optional RepositoryFilter instances to its metadata,
submits the jobs to the grid, then displays their execution results
How to run the sample
Before running this sample, you need to install a JPPF server and at least one node.
For information on how to set up a node and server, please refer to the JPPF documentation.
Once you have installed a server and node, perform the following steps:
- open a command prompt or shell console in JPPF-x.y-samples-pack/ExtendedClassLoading
- build the sample: type "ant jar" or simply "ant"; this will create 3 jar files:
- NodeListener.jar in this sample's root folder. This is our node life cycle listener implementation
- ClientLib1.jar and ClientLib2.jar in the "dynamicLibs" folder (this is the client's dynamic classpath).
These are here for demonstration purposes. Each of these libraries contains a single class used by a JPPF task in one of the submitted jobs.
When running this sample the first time, these classes will initially not be in the classpath of either the client or the node.
However, our repository management mechanism will automatically download these libraries to the node, so the task can be executed without error.
- copy "NodeListener.jar" in the "lib" folder of the JPPF driver installation, to add it to the driver's classpath. This will cause the nodes to download its classes from the server.
- start the server and the node
- Test scenario 1: from the command prompt previously opened, run the sample by typing:
run.bat -c "*.jar" on Windows
./run.sh -c "*.jar" on Linux/Unix
From now on we'll only specifiy the command as "<run>", please substitute the appropriate syntax for your OS.
- in the client's console output, you will see a message indicating that a classpath with our 2 libraries was found, matching the file pattern specified on the command line.
Then, the client shows that the execution of each of our jobs was successful.
- On the node side, the console output shows the requested jars for each job. The jar files are downloaded for the first job, as they are not yet in the repository. Then the task class loader is updated with the downloaded files.
This is a little different with the second job: the jars are not downloaded this time, as they are now in the repository. Also, since the classpath of the class loader is not empty, we create a new one and add the jars to its classpath.
Finally, looking at the content of the node's "repository" folder, we can check that our 2 jars files are effectively present in it.
- Test scenario 2: at the command prompt type: <run> -d "*.jar" to ask the node to delete all jar files in its repository.
- On the client's console output, we see that the jobs produced an error at execution:
NoClassDefFoundError: org/.../clientlibX/MyClientDynamicClassX
This is the expected result, since we didn't specify any classpath for the jobs.
- On the node side, there are two different outcomes, depending on the OS you're on:
- on Linux/Unix systems, the 'repository' folder is now empty, the jar files were effectively deleted
- on Windows systems, 'repository' still contains the 2 jars files, plus one additional file 'toDelete.txt'. The node could not delete the jars because the JVM is holding a lock on them.
Thus the deletion will only occur at the next node restart. If you look into 'toDelete.txt' with a text editor, you will see that it lists our 2 jars files.
- If you are on a Windows system, please kill the node and restart it: you will now see that the node's 'repository' folder is empty, it has been properly cleaned up
- Test scenario 3: at the command prompt type: <run> -c "*2.jar"
- The node output shows that only 'MyLib2.jar' is downloaded from the client. Futhermore, we can see that this jar is now back in the 'repository' folder
- As expected, the client's output will show a NoClassDefFoundError for the 1st job and a successful execution for the 2nd
- Now, you can continue experimenting with various combinations of the -c and -d arguments, by adding different jars in the client's 'dynamic' lib folder, etc...
Commented source files
What features of JPPF are demonstrated?
I have additional questions and comments, where can I go?
If you need more insight into the code of this demo, you can consult the Java source files located in the ExtendedClassLoading/src folder.
In addition, There are 2 privileged places you can go to:
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Promiz.js
Promiz.js is a promises/A+ compliant library (mostly), which aims to have both a small footprint and have great performance (< 1Kb (625 bytes minified + gzip)). I wont go over why javascript promises are amazing. Instead, I'm going to focus on what goes on behind the scenes and what it takes to create a promise library. But first, some benchmarks (see bench.js for source - server side):
Benchmarks are obviously just that 'benchmarks', and do not necessarily test real-world application usage. However, I feel that they are still quite important for a control flow library, which is why Promiz.js has been optimized for performance. There is however, one thing I should mention: Promiz.js will attempt to execute synchronously if possible. This technically breaks spec, however it allows us to get Async.js levels of performance (note: Async.js is not a promise library and doesn't look as clean).
Alright, lets look at the API that our library has to provide. Here is a basic common use case:
function testPromise(val) {
// An example asyncronous promise function
var deferred = Promiz.defer()
setTimeout(function(){
deferred.resolve(val)
}, 0)
return deferred
}
testPromise(22).then(function(twentyTwo){
// This gets called when the async call finishes
return 33
}).then(function success(thiryThree){
// Values get passed down the chain.
// values can also be promises
return testPromise(99)
}, function error(err) {
// If an error happens, it gets passed here
})
Now, while the usage is simple, the backend can get a little bit complicated and requires a good bit of javascript knowledge. Lets start with the most minimal possible setup.
First we're going to need a generator, that creates the deferred
(promise) objects:
var Promiz = {
// promise factory
defer: function(){
return new defer()
}
}
Now, lets define our promise object. Remember, to be spec compatible, it must have a .then() method, and have a state. In order to be able to chain these calls, we're also going to need to keep track of what we need to call later. This will constitute our stack
(functions that need to be resolved eventually).
function defer(){
// State transitions from pending to either resolved or rejected
this.state = 'pending'
// The current stack of deferred calls that need to be made
this.stack = []
// The heart of the promise
// adding a deferred call to our call stack
this.then = function(fn, er){
this.stack.push([fn, er])
if (this.state !== 'pending') {
// Consume the stack, running the the next function
this.fire()
}
return this
}
}
The .then() simply adds the functions it was called with (a success callback and an optional error callback) to the stack, and then checks to see if it should consume the stack. Note that we return this
which is a reference to our deferred object. This lets us call .then() again, and add to the same deferred stack. Notice, our promise needs to come out of its pending state before we can start consuming the stack. Lets add two methods to our deferred object:
// Resolved the promise to a value
// Only affects the first time it is called
this.resolve = function(val){
if (this.state === 'pending'){
this.state = 'resolved'
this.fire(val)
}
return this
}
// Rejects the promise with a value
// Only affects the first time it is called
this.reject = function(val){
if (this.state === 'pending'){
this.state = 'rejected'
this.fire(val)
}
return this
}
Alright, so this resolve actually does two things. It checks to see if we've already been resolved (by checking our pending state) which is important to be spec compliant, and it fires off our resolved value to start consuming the stack. At this point, were almost done (!). We just need a function that actually consumes our current promise stack (the this.fire()
- the most complicated function).
// This is our main execution thread
// Here is where we consume the stack of promises
this.fire = function (val) {
var self = this
this.val = typeof val !== 'undefined' ? val : this.val
// Iterate through the stack
while(this.stack.length && this.state !== 'pending') {
// Get the next stack item
var entry = this.stack.shift()
// if the entry has a function for the state we're in, call it
var fn = this.state === 'rejected' ? entry[1] : entry[0]
if(fn) {
// wrap in a try/catch to get errors that might be thrown
try {
// call the deferred function
this.val = fn.call(null, this.val)
// If the value returned is a promise, resolve it
if(this.val && typeof this.val.then === 'function') {
// save our state
var prevState = this.state
// Halt stack execution until the promise resolves
this.state = 'pending'
// resolving
this.val.then(function(v){
// success callback
self.resolve(v)
}, function(err){
// error callback
// re-run the stack item if it has an error callback
// but only if we weren't already in a rejected state
if(prevState !== 'rejected' && entry[1]) {
self.stack.unshift(entry)
}
self.reject(err)
})
} else {
this.state = 'resolved'
}
} catch (e) {
// the function call failed, lets reject ourselves
// and re-run the stack item in case it handles errors
// but only if we didn't just do that
// (eg. the error function of on the stack threw)
this.val = e
if(this.state !== 'rejected' && entry[1]) {
this.stack.unshift(entry)
}
this.state = 'rejected'
}
}
}
}
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Strategie Grains sees 2020 EU rapeseed crop at 18.5 mln T
PARIS, Dec 9 (Reuters) - Consultancy Strategie Grains forecast that rapeseed production in the European Union would reach 18.46 million tonnes next year, rebounding from a 13-year low of 16.85 million this year.
The 2020 crop forecast would still be one of the smallest in recent years after a drought-disrupted sowing campaign in western Europe. It was in line with Strategie Grains' initial outlook last month which said next year's output might not reach the 19-million-tonne level.
The production forecast for next year was based on an expected crop area of 5.68 million hectares, up from 5.53 million tonnes in 2019, and a projected yield of 3.25 tonnes per hectare, up from 3.05 tonnes per hectare estimated for this year's harvest.
(Reporting by Gus Trompiz; Editing by Edmund Blair)
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One of the most important factors to consider when using PeerBlock is the selection of appropriate lists. But how do you know which lists to use? This documentation will help you understand which lists are appropriate for you to use with PeerBlock. This document does not cover how to use lists, only knowing which lists to use. For information on how to use lists, see Using Lists.
It is important to know where to find lists, and the quality of these lists. One
popular source of lists is iblocklist.com.
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After looking around iblocklist.com, it is clear that there are many lists for many different purposes.
In deciding which lists to use, you first need to know what you want to use the list for. For example, would you like more protection when using P2P software, or would you like more protection from your government? Once you know yourself what you need a list for, you can start looking for a list that fits your needs. Many such lists can be found on iblocklist.com. On iblocklist.com, click "Lists" (as pictured above), and then the "List Name" to view the details of lists. Once you have found a list that's description fits your needs, you need to know the quality of this list.
There are many subjective indicators of quality, and as such there is no "one-size-fits-all" test. Factors that need to be considered include the number of IP addresses and ranges in the list; more does not necessarily mean better. Take into account any user opinions of lists, such as those posted on iblocklist.com or the PeerBlock Forums, and feel free to ask any questions you might have about the list on either website (the PeerBlock forums are typically more active and might provide more information.).
The most important factor however is the author of the lists. Just as you would not necessarily trust an unknown author of a book, unknown list authors are typically harder to trust to keep their lists up-to-date and correct. Some well-known list authors include Bluetack (also known as "B.I.S.S"), TBG and I-Blocklist. All of these lists are available for free from iblocklist.com.
Be careful using too many block lists, as blocking too many IP addresses can seriously degrade your internet exerience. For example, blocking too many IPs may reduce the number of total peers in P2P software (slowing your downloads), may stop you from browsing many corporatation's websites, or hamper online gaming.
Clearly, selecting lists is a very fine balance! Once you have decided on which lists you wish to use in PeerBlock, see Using Lists.
If you would like any help selecting lists that suit you, feel free to create a thread on the PeerBlock Forums, questions are typically answered very fast. When taking adive from people regarding lists, be sure to remember that people's needs differ, and as such what works for one person may not be the best setup for you.
Note that PeerBlock does not author any lists, and as such does not guarantee the accuracy or protction provided by them. The lists included are very popular lists, and are trusted by many people. For your reference, the default PeerBlock lists are:
| PeerBlock List Name: | Author's List Name: | Author: | Author's Description: |
|---|---|---|---|
| P2P | level1 | Bluetack | Companies or organizations who are clearly involved with trying to stop filesharing. Companies which anti-p2p activity has been seen from. Companies that produce or have a strong financial interest in copyrighted material. Government ranges or companies that have a strong financial interest in doing work for governments. Legal industry ranges. IPs or ranges of ISPs from which anti-p2p activity has been observed. |
| Spyware | spyware | Bluetack | Known malicious spyware and adware IP Address ranges. |
| Advertising | ads | Bluetack | Contains advertising trackers and a short list of bad/intrusive porn sites. |
| Education | edu | Bluetack | Contains all known Educational Institutions. |


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