Daily iron ore price update (a crawl)
by Houses and HolesTextur from Reuters:
“Steel margins remain on the upward trend and as it stands we are back to early May levels,” said Hui Heng Tan, research analyst at commodity broker Marex Spectron.
Margins have improved in the wake of declines in prices of feedstocks such as iron ore and coke. Spot prices of benchmark 62% iron ore slumped below $80 a tonne last week, their lowest in more than nine months, amid tepid demand and easing concerns over supply.
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Click on a room to speak with others there:
You will be asked to allow this app to use your microphone, which is the whole point.
When you get there, everything is drag and drop:
Beginning several seconds after you speak in a room, you can kick out anyone in that room. You get kicked back here to the lobby (where there is no speaking), and you can rejoin the room, but beware that people can kick you before you have a chance to disrupt.
This is all done in less about 600 lines of pure Javascript, with no frameworks, and is inspectable in this codepen.


WITNESS LIST Finance Committee February 24, 2003 - 8:00A Article II, Cancer Council FOR: Headrick, Kelly Vice Pres. for Government Relations (American Cancer Society), Austin, TX ON: Dannenbaum, James Consulting Engineer (Texas Cancer Council), Houston, TX Fergeson, Kelly Manager (Legislative Budget Board), Austin, TX Jacobs, Mickey Executive Director (TexasCancer Council), Austin, TX Newton, John Assistant Director (Legislative Budget Board), Austin, TX Registering, but not testifying: On: Spencer, Donald Retired General Surgeon (Self) Article II, Comm. for the Deaf and FOR: Bynum, Samuel Founder - Y-HIP (Young Hearing Impaired People) Cage, John Regional Specialist (CSD of Texas - San Antonio), San Antonio, TX Cochran, Karen Executive Director - Goodrich Center (Texas Commission for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing), Fort Worth, TX Kelly, Esther Hard of Hearing Coordinator (Deaf Action Center), Dallas, TX Wathen, Teri Hard of Hearing Specialist (Nightingale) Wilson, Robert Retired (Self Help for Hard of Hearing), Comanche, TX Wilson, Suzanne Retired (Self Help for Hard of Hearing), Comanche, TX ON: Martin, Teresa Audiologist (Easter Seals - Central Texas), Austin, TX Myers, David Executive Director (Commission for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing), Austin, TX Wolford, Laura Analyst (Legislative Budget Board), Austin, TX Registering, but not testifying: On: Antosh, Mathilda Retired Dairy Operator (Self), Schulenbuog, TX Collins, Billy Director of Programs (Texas Commission for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing), Austin, TX Locus, Paul Vice Chair, Physician (Commission for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing), Austin, TX Sellers, Tom Retired (Self), Houston, TX Article II, Department of Health FOR: McCleskey, George General Counsel for PCC (Texas Department of Health), Lubbock, TX Sprinkle, G.R. Public Policy Consultant (Texas Amublance Association), Austin, TX AGAINST: Berry, Jorey State Director of Public Affairs (March of Dimes, Texas Chapter), Austin, TX Headrick, Kelly VP for Government Relations (American Cancer Society), Austin, TX Horton, Colleen Children's Policy Specialist (Texas Center for Disability Studies), Austin, TX Rosales, Sindi Executive Director (Epilepsy Coalition of Texas/Epilepsy Foundation), San Antonio, TX ON: Bays, Richard (Texas Department of Health), Austin, TX Camacho, Jose Executive Director (Texas Association of CHC) Hello, Darlene Realtor (Parents in CSHCN program), Austin, TX Hinojosa, Gilberto Cameron County Judge (Cameron County), Brownsville, TX Littlefield, Rita Retired (Texas Rental Coalition) Martin, Regina Analyst (Legislative Budget Board), Austin, TX Murphree, Susan Disability Advocate (Advocacy Inc.) Pharr, Machelle Chief Financial Officer (Texas Department of Health) Ramsey, Lesley Project Director (Texas Campaign of Women's Health) Romberg, Peggy Executive Director (Women's Health & Family Planning Assoc. of TX), Austin, TX Sanchez, Eduardo Commissioner (Texas Department of Health) Shepperd, John Medical Equipment Sales (Assoc. of Texas Medical Equipment Dealers), San Antonio, TX Stahlhut, Donna Executive Director (Epilepsy Foundation of Southeast Texas), Houston, TX Wanser, Debra (Texas Department of Health) Registering, but not testifying: For: Bilbrey, Jennifer Director of Gov. Affairs (Planned Parenthood), San Antonio, TX Higgins, Susan non-profit (The Religious Coalition for Reproductive Choice), Austin, TX Noble, Shannon Attorney (Women's Issues Network), Austin, TX Sable, Ellen Volunteer (National Council of Jewish Women) On: Bell, Charles Executive Deputy Commissioner (Texas Department of Health), Austin, TX Haverlah, Sandra Consultant (Planned Parenthood at North Texas), Austin, TX Paffe, Heather (Texas Association of Planned Parenthood Affiliates), Austin, TX Riddering, Hannah Taxi Driver (Texas National Organization for Women), Austin, TX Stanley, M.D., Sharilyn Associate Commissioner (Texas Department of Health), Austin, TX Tierney, Danielle Director of Public Affairs (Planned Parenthood of the Texas Capital Region), Austin, TX Article II, Mental Health and Menta FOR: Stallworth, Nathan Media Consultant (MHMR/Stallworth Family), Austin, TX Wilson, Gretchen (The Sean Ashley House), Houston, TX AGAINST: Akin, Thomas Manufacturing (Self), Cedar Creek, TX Bright, Mike Executive Director (The ARC of Texas) Conner, Ben Retired (Self), Richmond, TX Conner, Gladys Retired (Self) Eaton, Bill MR Provider (Newstart Inc.), Fort Worth, TX Ferguson, Charles Retired (Texans Supporting State Schools), Dallas, TX Gantt, Melanie Director of Public Policy (Mental Health Association in Texas), Austin, TX Gionfriddo, Pam Policy Analyst (Mental Health Association in Texas) Graves, Sandra CEO (All The Little Things Court), Alvin, TX Hannah, Jan Owner of ICF/MR (Self), Grandview, TX Henning, Peter Administrator (Bethesda Lutheran Homes and Services), Cypress, TX Kern, Diana National Alliance for Mental Illness (MAMI and self), Austin, TX Lawrence, Donna Tax Accountant (Self), Mansfield, TX Miller, Jim Retired (Texans Supporting State Schools), Carrollton, TX Morgan, Mason Chief Financial Officer (Texas Sunrise Services, Inc.) Murray, Robert Serving Persons with Dev. Disabilities (Mission Road Ministries), San Antonio, TX Shannon, Jackie Volunteer Advocate (NAMI Texas), Austin, TX Skelton, Sandy Executive Director (TX Council on Community MHMR Centers), Austin, TX Slone, Jeri ICF - MR Provider (Bluebonnet Homes Inc.), San Angelo, TX Smith-Ruiz, Kathryn Private Provider, ICF-MR (Westview Residential Services), Lubbock, TX Spece, Ava Institute for Cognitive Dev. (ICF/MR), San Angelo, TX Van Winkle, James Controler (Tri-County Mental Health Consumers), Conroe, TX Wabbington, Vera Retired Teacher (Son, Jack Wabbington), Fort Worth, TX Wallace, Renee Executive Director (Vita Living Foundation, Founder), Houston, TX ON: Bustamante, Melitta Analyst (Legislative Budget Board), Austin, TX Campbell, Bill Deputy Commissioner (MHMR) Coats, Kirk Community Provider (Daybreak and brother with mental retardation), Lubbock, TX Criss, Susan District Judge (Gulf Coast Jail Diversion Task Force) Hale, Karen Commissioner (MHMR), Austin, TX Hardin, Andrew Newspaper Publisher (MHMR), McKinney, TX Toungate, Linda Mom, advocate, board mem. ARC of Houston (son and others unable to speak for themselves), Houston, TX Yelenosky, Stephen Disability Attorney (Advocacy, Inc.), Austin, TX Registering, but not testifying: For: Beageon, Genevieve Shelter workshop participant (EduCare Community Living), San Antonio, TX Brown, Alyce Administrative Support (The Sean Ashley House) Dempsey, Melena Shelter Workshop participant (EduCare), San Antonio, TX Edwards, Alvin Shelter Workshop Participant (EduCare Community Living), San Antonio, TX Fink, Deborah Commercial Loan Auditor (Son, Douglas), Bryan, TX Johnson, Teresa Shelter Workshop participant (EduCare Community Living), San Antonio, TX Miles, James Shelter workshop participant (EduCare Community Living), San Antonio, TX Minzenmayer, Deanna Shelter workshop participant (EduCare), San Antonio, TX Snyder, Ruth (Self), Austin, TX Weston, Natasha Group Home Residential Director (EduCare Community Living), San Antonio, TX Against: Barnes, Kelly (Bethesda Lutheran Homes & Services), Cypress, TX Brandon, Twyla Direct Care Staff (Bethesda Lutheran Home and Services), Hempstead, TX Chiang, Alison Sheltered Workshop Employee (self and mother) Chiang, Beverly Graphic Design (daughter and self) Couch, Doris Enrolled Agent (retired) (Son, Grant B. Couch), Burleson, TX DeLuna, Ruben (Bethesda Lutheran Homes), Cypress, TX Eady, John Consumer (Self), Houston, TX Godby, Jon Director, Special Projects (self and Vita Living), Missouri City, TX Gordon, Bee Berry (self and daughter) Gutierrez, David County Sheriff, Lubbock (Local Interest) Hedrick, Mary Retired Public School Teacher (Self), Austin, TX Jalowny, Norine Executive Director, Imagine Enterprizes (The ARC of Texas) McKenzie, Debra Mother (HCS Waiver Recipients), Burleson, TX Mizcles, Amy Governmental Affairs Specdialist (The ARC of Texas) Olnhausen, Audrey Direct Care (Bethesda Lutheran Homes), Cypress, TX Pace, David Direct Support Staff (Vita Living Inc.), Houston, TX Page, Jeanne HCS waiver provider (Texas Sunrise), Burleson, TX Palombi, Therese Associate Director (Carole Smith, E.D. of Private Providers Associaton), Austin, TX Rossnagel, Bryan Client of Living (Self) Rossnagel, Verda Housewife (Vita Living) Shaw, Betty Retired (MRLA Receipients of Tarrant County/daughter), Fort Worth, TX Ward, Nancy (Self & Daughter) On: Halligan, Mike non-profit (Texas Mental Health Consumers), Austin, TX La Quey, Garth Consumer (Self), Houston, TX Marshall, Susan Policy Director (Texas Council for Developmental Disabilities), Austin, TX McKenney, Ernest (MHMR) McKimmey, Gerald Deputy Commissioner (MHMR), Austin, TX Meadours, Stennie Environmental Quality Consultant (NAMI), Seabrook, TX Mitchell, Beth Staff Attorney (Advocacy, Inc.) Murphree, Susan Disability Advocate (Children's Policy Council), Austin, TX Schwartz, Betsy social work (Mental Health Association of Houston), Houston, TX Smith, Joleen non-profit (Texas Mental Health Comsumers), Austin, TX Webb, Roger Executive Director (Texas council for Developmental Disabilities), Austin, TX Providing written testimony: For: Mojica, Katherine EduCare Residential Director (EduCare), San Antonio, TX Article II, Texas Department on Agi FOR: Bower, Bruce Attorney (Texas Senior Advocacy Coalition), Austin, TX Higgins, Carlos Retired (Texas Silver Haired Legislature) Oliver, Thomas Chairman (Texas Department on Aging), Austin, TX ON: Bushnell, Dennis Managing Senior Auditor (State Auditor's Office), Austin, TX Jessee, Gary Director, Office of AAA Support & Oper. (Texas Department on Aging) Ross, Pamela Senior Auditor (State Auditor's Office), Austin, TX Sapp, Mary Executive Director (Texas Department on Aging), Austin, TX Wolfford, Laura Analyst (Legislative Budget Board), Austin, TX Registering, but not testifying: For: Caldwell, Jim T.S.H.L. Retired (Texas Silver Haired Legislator) Cummings, Bill Retired (Texas Silver Haired Legislature), Lockhart, TX Dyer, Heather Special Projects Coordinator (Texas Senior Advocacy Coalition), Austin, TX Thomason, David Public Policy Vice President (Texas Association of Homes and Services for the Aging) Article II, Texas Rehabilitation Co AGAINST: Kafka, Bob Advocate (ADAPT of Texas), Austin, TX Thomas, Stephanie Advocate (ADAPT of Texas) ON: Arrell, Max Commissioner (Texas Rehabilitation Commission) Lello, Angela Policy Advocate (ARCIL and TX Assn. of Centers for IL) Meinkowsky, John Project Director (ARCIL) Wheeler, Bill (Texas Rehabilitation Commission) Wolford, Laura Analyst (Legislative Budget Board), Austin, TX Registering, but not testifying: On: Stribling, Beverly Vice Chair (Texas Rehabilitation Commission Board) Waldrep, Kent Chairman (Texas Rehabilitation Commission)


A utilities class that contains universally used helper functions to abbreviate code and make my life easier.
- Source:
- See:
Members
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<static> genUUID
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An adopted version of pmario's version to create uuids of type RFC4122, version 4 ID.
Shortened version: pmario (1.0 - 2011.05.22): http://chat-plugins.tiddlyspace.com/#UUIDPlugin
Original version: Math.uuid.js (v1.4) http://www.broofa.com<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Copyright (c) 2010 Robert Kieffer Dual licensed under the MIT and GPL licenses.
- Source:
- See:
Methods
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<static> convert(col, outputType) → {Collection}
-
Transforms a collection of a certain type into a collection of another type.
Attention: When trying to convert an array into a object, the array will be simply bounced back. Let's hope no one added enumerable properties to Array.prototype :)
Parameters:
Name Type Argument Default Description col
Collection The collection to convert.
outputType
CollectionTypeString <optional>
"dataset" The output type.
Returns:
A collection of type
outputType
.- Type
- Collection
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<static> deleteTiddlers(tiddlers)
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Pendant to tw native {@code addTiddlers()}.
Parameters:
Name Type Description tiddlers
TiddlerCollection A collection of tiddlers to be removed.
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<static> findAndRemoveClassNames(classNames)
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Searches the dom for elements that possess a certain class and removes this class from each element.
Parameters:
Name Type Description classNames
Array.<string> The class names to remove.
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<static> flatten()
-
Slightly modified by me to allow an optional prefix.
For the original code:
Copyright (c) 2014, Hugh Kennedy, All rights reserved. Code published under the BSD 3-Clause License
- Source:
- See:
-
- oringal repo https://github.com/hughsk/flat
- snapshot https://github.com/felixhayashi/flat
- http://opensource.org/licenses/BSD-3-Clause
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<static> getArrayValuesAsHashmapKeys()
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Wrapper for utils.getLookupTable
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<static> getBasename(path) → {string}
-
Returns the basename of a path. A path is a string with slashes.
Parameters:
Name Type Description path
string The path
Returns:
The basename
- Type
- string
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<static> getEmptyMap()
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Factory function to return a prototypeless object that is used as map. It only has the property hasOwnProperty in order to to be exchangeble with other framworks that depend on this method like e.g. visjs.
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<static> getFullScreenApis()
-
TW-Code
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<static> getIterableCollection(col) → {Hashmap}
-
This function will return a collection object whose data can be via
Object.keys(col)
in a loop.Parameters:
Name Type Description col
Collection A collection
Returns:
The iterable object.
- Type
- Hashmap
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<static> getLabel(tiddler, aliasField) → {string|undefined}
-
Parameters:
Name Type Description tiddler
Tiddler aliasField
string A tiddler field that contains an alternative title (e.g. "caption").
Returns:
If the
aliasField
exists and is not empty, the value of thealiasField
otherwise the tiddler's title or undefined if the tiddler doesn't exist.- Type
- string | undefined
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<static> getLookupTable(col, lookupKey) → {Hashmap}
-
In a collection where all elements have a distinct property
x
, use the value of each propertiesx
as key to identify the object. If no propertyx
is specified vialookupKey
, the collection's values are used as keys.Parameters:
Name Type Argument Description col
Collection The collection for which to create a lookup table.
lookupKey
string <optional>
The property name to use as index in the lookup table. If not specified, the collection values are tried to be used as indeces.
Returns:
The lookup table.
- Type
- Hashmap
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<static> getMatches(filter, tiddlers, isReturnObjects) → {Array.<TiddlerReference>|Hashmap.<Id, $tw.Tiddler>}
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This function facilitates to check whether a list of tiddlers matches a certain filter. If the tiddler does not exist, it is not returned as match. If no list is specified, all tiddlers in the wiki are considered.
Parameters:
Name Type Argument Default Description filter
TiddlyWikiFilter The filter to use.
tiddlers
TiddlerCollection <optional>
A set of tiddlers used as source.
isReturnObjects
boolean <optional>
false True if the result is a hashmap.
Returns:
- Type
- Array.<TiddlerReference> | Hashmap.<Id, $tw.Tiddler>
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<static> getPropertiesByPrefix(obj, prefix, removePrefix)
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Returns a new object that contains only properties that start with a certain prefix. The prefix is optionally removed from the result.
Parameters:
Name Type Argument Default Description obj
Object prefix
string The start sequence
removePrefix
boolean <optional>
false True if the prefix shall be removed from the resulting property name, false otherwise.
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<static> getTiddler(tiddler) → {Tiddler}
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Similar to {@code wiki.getTiddler()} but also accepts a tObj as argument, thus, making it unnecessary to always differentiate or remember if we are dealing with an object or a reference.
Parameters:
Name Type Description tiddler
Tiddler A tiddler reference or object.
- Source:
- See:
Returns:
A tiddler object.
- Type
- Tiddler
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<static> getTiddlerIds(tiddlers, idFieldName) → {array.<Id>}
-
Creates an array of ids based on a given set of tiddlers.
Parameters:
Name Type Description tiddlers
TiddlerCollection A collection of tiddlers from which to retrieve the ids.
idFieldName
string The field that identifies the tiddler
Returns:
- An array of ids.
- Type
- array.<Id>
-
<static> getTiddlerReference(tiddler) → {TiddlerReference|undefined}
-
Gets a tiddler reference from a tRef or tObj
Parameters:
Name Type Description tiddler
Tiddler A tiddler reference or object.
Returns:
A tiddler reference (title)
- Type
- TiddlerReference | undefined
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<static> getTiddlersWithProperty(fieldName, value, options) → {Array.<Tiddler>}
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Returns all tiddlers that possess a property with a certain value.
Parameters:
Name Type Argument Description fieldName
string The property name to look for.
value
string The value that the field must have in order to match.
options
Hashmap <optional>
An optional options object.
Properties
Name Type Argument Default Description tiddlers
TiddlerCollection <optional>
$tw.wiki.allTitles() A collection of tiddlers to perform the search on.
isReturnRef
boolean <optional>
false True if the a TiddlerReference should be returned, false if a $tw.Tiddler object should be returned.
isIncludeDrafts
boolean <optional>
false True if drafts of the found tiddlers are also included in the result set.
Returns:
Result
- Type
- Array.<Tiddler>
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<static> getValues(col) → {Array}
-
Extract all the values from a collection. If
col
is an object, only properties are considered that are its own and iterable.Parameters:
Name Type Description col
Collection Returns:
An array
- Type
- Array
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<static> hasElements(obj) → {boolean}
-
Function to find out whether an object has any enumerable properties or, in case of an array, elements.
Parameters:
Name Type Description obj
Object Returns:
True if at least one enumerable property exists, false otherwise.
- Type
- boolean
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<static> hasOwnProp(obj, key)
-
I use this method on all objects that I didn't create myself.
Why this? Well,
- How do I know if the object was created via {} or utils.getEmptyMap()?
If the latter is the case,
hasOwnProperty()
doesn't exist. - When the object is used as hashtable, hasOwnProperty could be overridden.
Parameters:
Name Type Description obj
Object The object.
key
* The key.
- How do I know if the object was created via {} or utils.getEmptyMap()?
If the latter is the case,
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<static> inject(setA, setB) → {Collection}
-
Injects the values of setA into setB. Note that setB will only contain distinct values.
Note: Properties are not cloned.
Parameters:
Name Type Description setA
Collection Collection from which values are read.
setB
Collection Collection into which values are merged.
Returns:
setB
- Type
- Collection
-
<static> isMatch(tiddler, filter) → {boolean}
-
Tries to match a single tiddler object against a filter. Returns a boolean value.
Parameters:
Name Type Description tiddler
Tiddler The object to apply the filter to.
filter
TiddlyWikiFilter The filter to use.
Returns:
True if the tiddler matches the filter, false otherwise.
- Type
- boolean
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<static> keysOfItemsWithProperty(col, key, val, limit) → {Array.<Id>}
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Function that searches an array containing objects for an object with a property having certain value.
Attention: Not the item itself but the item's key is returned.
Parameters:
Name Type Argument Description col
Collection The collection to search in.
key
string The property name to look for.
val
* <optional>
An optional value that the object's property must have in order to match.
limit
number <optional>
An optional result limit (>0) to stop the search.
Returns:
An array containing the indeces of matching items.
- Type
- Array.<Id>
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<static> notify(message)
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This function uses the tw-notification mechanism to display a temporary message.
Parameters:
Name Type Description message
string A short message to display.
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<static> startsWith(str, prefix)
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Helper to increase the code semantics.
Parameters:
Name Type Description str
string The string to work with.
prefix
string The sequence to test.
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<static> tiddlerExists(tiddler) → {boolean}
-
Checks if tiddlers (including shadow tiddlers) exist.
Parameters:
Name Type Description tiddler
Tiddler Returns:
True if the tiddler exists, false otherwise
- Type
- boolean
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<static> unflatten()
-
Copyright (c) 2014, Hugh Kennedy, All rights reserved. Code published under the BSD 3-Clause License
- Source:
- See:
-
- oringal repo https://github.com/hughsk/flat
- snapshot https://github.com/felixhayashi/flat
- http://opensource.org/licenses/BSD-3-Clause


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WLAN (SSID): Please enter the name of your WiFi / WLAN.
WLAN Password: Please enter your WiFi / WLAN Password.
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IP-Address: In case of Static IP management enter an IP-Address here. An IP-Address has the format xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx, e. g. <IP_ADDRESS>
IP-Mask: In case of Static IP management enter the IP-Subnet Mask of you local network. In many cases it's <IP_ADDRESS>
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“Yaṁ patthayāno dhammesu,
upajjhāyo anuggahi;
Amataṁ abhikaṅkhantaṁ,
kataṁ kattabbakaṁ mayā.
My mentor helped me to learn,
hoping I would practice those teachings.
Aspiring to the deathless,
I’ve done what had to be done.
Anuppatto sacchikato,
sayaṁ dhammo anītiho;
Visuddhañāṇo nikkaṅkho,
byākaromi tavantike.
I’ve realized the Dhamma,
witnessing it for myself, not based on hearsay.
With purified knowledge, free of doubt,
I declare it in your presence.
Pubbenivāsaṁ jānāmi,
dibbacakkhu visodhitaṁ;
Sadattho me anuppatto,
kataṁ buddhassa sāsanaṁ.
I know my past lives,
my clairvoyance is purified,
I’ve realized my own true goal,
and fulfilled the Buddha’s instructions.
Appamattassa me sikkhā,
sussutā tava sāsane;
Sabbe me āsavā khīṇā,
natthi dāni punabbhavo.
Being diligent in the training,
I learned your teachings well.
All my defilements are ended;
now there’ll be no more future lives.
Anusāsi maṁ ariyavatā,
Anukampi anuggahi;
Amogho tuyhamovādo,
Antevāsimhi sikkhito”ti.
… Sumano thero ….
You advised me in noble observances;
compassionate, you helped teach me.
Your instruction was not in vain—
I, your pupil, am fully trained.


Project¶
History¶
Airflow was started in October 2014 by Maxime Beauchemin at Airbnb. It was open source from the very first commit and officially brought under the Airbnb Github and announced in June 2015.
The project joined the Apache Software Foundation’s incubation program in March 2016.
Committers¶
- @mistercrunch (Maxime “Max” Beauchemin)
- @r39132 (Siddharth “Sid” Anand)
- @criccomini (Chris Riccomini)
- @bolkedebruin (Bolke de Bruin)
- @artwr (Arthur Wiedmer)
- @jlowin (Jeremiah Lowin)
- @aoen (Dan Davydov)
- @msumit (Sumit Maheshwari)
- @alexvanboxel (Alex Van Boxel)
- @saguziel (Alex Guziel)
- @joygao (Joy Gao)
- @fokko (Fokko Driesprong)
- @ash (Ash Berlin-Taylor)
- @kaxilnaik (Kaxil Naik)
- @feng-tao (Tao Feng)
- @hiteshs (Hitesh Shah)
- @jghoman (Jakob Homan)
For the full list of contributors, take a look at Airflow’s Github Contributor page:
Resources & links¶
- Airflow’s official documentation
- Mailing list (send emails to
<EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS>to subscribe to each) - Issues on Apache’s Jira
- Gitter (chat) Channel
- More resources and links to Airflow related content on the Wiki


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Use Docker Machine to provision hosts on cloud providers
Estimated reading time: 3 minutesDocker Machine driver plugins are available for many cloud platforms, so you can use Machine to provision cloud hosts. When you use Docker Machine for provisioning, you create cloud hosts with Docker Engine installed on them.
Install and run Docker Machine, and create an account with the cloud provider.
Then you provide account verification, security credentials, and configuration
options for the providers as flags to docker-machine create
. The flags are
unique for each cloud-specific driver. For instance, to pass a DigitalOcean
access token you use the --digitalocean-access-token
flag. Take a look at the
examples below for DigitalOcean and AWS.
Examples
DigitalOcean
For DigitalOcean, this command creates a Droplet (cloud host) called “docker-sandbox”.
$ docker-machine create --driver digitalocean --digitalocean-access-token xxxxx docker-sandbox
For a step-by-step guide on using Machine to create Docker hosts on Digital Ocean, see the DigitalOcean Example.
Amazon Web Services (AWS)
For AWS EC2, this command creates an instance called “aws-sandbox”:
$ docker-machine create --driver amazonec2 --amazonec2-access-key AKI******* --amazonec2-secret-key 8T93C******* aws-sandbox
For a step-by-step guide on using Machine to create Dockerized AWS instances, see the Amazon Web Services (AWS) example.
The docker-machine create command
The docker-machine create
command typically requires that you specify, at a
minimum:
-
--driver
- to indicate the provider on which to create the machine (VirtualBox, DigitalOcean, AWS, and so on) -
Account verification and security credentials (for cloud providers), specific to the cloud service you are using
-
<machine>
- name of the host you want to create
For convenience, docker-machine
uses sensible defaults for choosing
settings such as the image that the server is based on, but you override the
defaults using the respective flags, such as --digitalocean-image
. This is
useful if, for example, you want to create a cloud server with a lot of memory
and CPUs, rather than the default behavior of creating smaller servers.
For a full list of the flags/settings available and their defaults, see the
output of docker-machine create -h
at the command line, the
create command in
the Machine command line reference, and driver options and operating system
defaults in the
Machine driver reference.
Drivers for cloud providers
When you install Docker Machine, you get a set of drivers for various cloud providers (like Amazon Web Services, DigitalOcean, or Microsoft Azure) and local providers (like Oracle VirtualBox, VMWare Fusion, or Microsoft Hyper-V).
See Docker Machine driver reference for details on the drivers, including required flags and configuration options (which vary by provider).
3rd-party driver plugins
Several Docker Machine driver plugins for use with other cloud platforms are available from 3rd party contributors. These are use-at-your-own-risk plugins, not maintained by or formally associated with Docker.
Add a host without a driver
You can register an already existing docker host by passing the daemon url. With that, you can have the same workflow as on a host provisioned by docker-machine.
$ docker-machine create --driver none --url=tcp://<IP_ADDRESS>:2376 custombox
$ docker-machine ls
NAME ACTIVE DRIVER STATE URL
custombox * none Running tcp://<IP_ADDRESS>:2376
Use Machine to provision Docker Swarm clusters
Swarm mode supersedes Docker Machine provisioning of swarm clusters
In previous releases, Docker Machine was used to provision swarm clusters, but this is legacy. Swarm mode, built into Docker Engine, supersedes Machine provisioning of swarm clusters. The topics below show you how to get started with the new swarm mode.
You can use Docker Machine to create local virtual hosts on which to deploy and test swarm mode clusters.
Good places to start working with Docker Machine and swarm mode are these tutorials:
Where to go next
- Example: Provision Dockerized DigitalOcean Droplets
- Example: Provision Dockerized AWS EC2 Instances
- Understand Machine concepts
- Docker Machine driver reference
- Docker Machine subcommand reference
- Provision a Docker Swarm cluster with Docker Machine


Fehmi Mehmet 110 Half Edge Lane,Ellesmere Park, Eccles, Greater Manchester, United Kingdom My Name is Fehmi Mehmi and I am a staff of Natwest Bank London. I am writing following an opportunity in my office that will be of immense benefit to both of us. In my department we discovered an abandoned sum of £26.5million British Pounds Sterling (Twenty-Six Million Five Hundred Thousand British Pounds) in an account that belongs to one of our foreign customers Late Mr. Morris Thompson an American who unfortunately lost his life in the plane crash of Alaska Airlines Flight 261 which crashed on January 31 2000, including his wife and only daughter. Since we got information about his death, we have been expecting his next of kin or relatives to come over and claim his money because we cannot release it unless somebody applies for it as next of kin or relation to the deceased as indicated in our banking guidelines. Unfortunately I learnt that his supposed next of kin being his only daughter died along with him in the plane crash leaving nobody with the knowledge of this fund behind for the claim. It is therefore upon this discovery that I and two other officials in this department now decided to make business with you and release the money to you as the next of kin or beneficiary of the funds for safety keeping and subsequent disbursement since nobody is coming for it and we don't want this money to go back into Government treasury as unclaimed bill. The banking law and guidelines here stipulates that such money remained after five years the money will be transferred into banking treasury as unclaimed funds. We agreed that 35% of this money will be for you as foreign partner, while the balance will be for me and my colleagues. I will visit your country for the disbursement according to the percentages indicated above once this money gets into your account. Please be honest to me and trust is our watchword in this transaction. Note this transaction is confidential and risk free. As soon as you receive this mail you should contact me by return mail. Please note that all necessary arrangement for the smooth release of these funds to you has been finalised. We will discuss much in details when I do receive your response. Do call me and lets discuss more on this. Best regards Fehmi Mehmet ___________________________________________________________________________ Mail sent from WebMail service at PHP-Nuke Powered Site - http://politiks.us


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| DOSE: |
5 hits |
smoked |
Cannabis |
(plant material) |
Ok so this starts out as a normal night that I'm out with my friends, we are at a condo owned by one of my friend's dad. Me and my other friend, (we'll call him Brandon), had earlier in the night picked up the remnants of an eighth of what I think was skunk. Anyways, it was really potent. So we set up the hooka and started smoking. I was last in line to take hits, so I only managed to get about 5 hits in before everyone was too messed up to remember to hand it to me. So now I'm just sitting in a lawn chair pretty much ok, when my friend does something to make me laugh.
I start to crack up, my mouth is open and I can't stop trying to breathe in. Before I start to really laugh hard my friends tell me to go inside before I make too much noise. This is when the fun goes downhill. As I attempt to stand up, I completely lose my train of thought and presence, and step outside of my mind. All of a sudden I'm standing up, and trying to walk forward without any control or impulse from my mind whatsoever. My body begins to feel this cool tingly sensation all over, and my vision begins to warp. I finally begin to control my body again when I notice that the doorhandle is already in my hand. This scares me and I ask my more experienced friend what was going on.
My vision at this point is slowly spiraling around my main focal point and I cannot distinguish between reality or this surreal dream that I am in.  I start to get scared that this feeling will not go away so I curl into a little ball and start to cry that I'm stuck like this, in this state of mind where I don't know if I'm really smoking, or really outside, or even really high. My friends manage to get me inside where this really bad trip takes an ok turn. Brandon and I start to have some fun and run around the house randomly.
Once I get back downstairs I start to go down a bad road with this trip. I notice that I cannot feel pain when I number one, run into a wall, number two, fall into the carpet only to notice a slight burning sensation of my face getting a huge rug burn. The feeling of my whole body being drenched in a cooling fluid is now gone, and is replaced by my whole body feeling like I'm swimming. This scares me as I am still unable to distinguish between reality and dreaming.
We all go upstairs where things get even worse. According to one of my friends I was holding something that they wanted so when I refused to give it to them the started to hit me.  So I basically sat there getting hit. Generally for the rest of the night I sat there getting hit and made fun of, for not being able to control myself. They kept trying to trick me into thinking there was no air in the room, and that they were talking about me.
Overall, the experience was not a good one. I got beat up, made fun of, found out things about my friends I didn't want to know, and tripped into thinking that I wasn't really there and that I was dreaming. To this very day, I still don't really trust what I am seeing or the memories that I have of that night. To me it seemed just like one large dream, rather a nightmare.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


Munster Sweat On JJ Hanrahan Injury As Europe Looms
by Sean McMahonSeán McMahon reporting from Thomond Park.
Munster are facing into a potential out-half crisis with European rugby on the horizon after JJ Hanrahan was removed after the half-hour mark in Munster’s 22-16 win over Ulster in Limerick on Saturday night.
Munster head coach Johann van Graan confirmed during his post-match press conference that Hanrahan was removed with what looks to be a hamstring injury.
“It looks like a hammy,” van Graan said.
 We will scan the hamstring on Monday and know more then. Obviously it is a big concern for us with Joey [Carbery] out as well.”
With Carbery not expected to be back in action until mid-December at the earliest, this puts significant pressure on the southern province as they begin their Heineken Champions Cup campaign with games against the Ospreys and Racing 92 over the next two weekends.
The only other available senior out-half is Tyler Bleyendaal and he will be the last man standing if Hanrahan is deemed unavailable.
The next man in line would be Academy out-half Ben Healy who starred for the Ireland U20s this year.
Van Graan said that Healy could be included in Munster’s European squad but he also revealed that he may rely on the versatility of other players that he has available to him.
“Possibly [add another player to European squad]. Rory Scannell can cover 10 as well. He has played at 10 for Munster before. He is a very good goal kicker.
“The next option is Ben Healy [the Ireland under-20s outhalf] which would be exciting if we need to swap in. That’s currently our options. Worst-case scenario we have a few nines who can play 10 before, like
Neil Cronin.”
Munster will likely provide an update on Hanrahan’s fitness on Tuesday when the southern province host a media day ahead of their clash with Ospreys at the Liberty Stadium on Saturday.
Elsewhere, van Graan revealed that a few of Munster’s Ireland internationals are suffering knocks – most notably Tadhg Beirne and Dave Kilcoyne.
“Earlsy [Keith Earls] ran pretty well outside in the warm-up. Tadhg [Beirne] we are managing, he might be back next week. Dave [Kilcoyne] got injured in Thursday’s training session.
“So, we’ll reassess him on Monday. He was actually going to start but got injured in a scrum. We’ll take our time with him and give feedback once we know a bit more.”


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Create a small fun game in 9 hours.
Technology: whatever you like.
JS,
Phaser,
Unity,
Paper,
Stone,
Cardboard,
Sticks
fun fun fun
2nd of December
Starting at 9am. (9 Uhr Vormiddach)
Presentations will be at 6pm. (18 Uhr am Abend)
free free free
Be fast it's limited for 30 privileged people only
@Mutterschiff, Dornbirn, Widagasse 11
X-Mas themed (yes, there will be a bonus for costumes)
We did the first Game Jam in 2015. And now it is back. It's going to be 30 people huge, free, fun ..... aaaand christmas themed . There will be the Digitale Initiativen X-Mas party immediately after the Jam. And lot's of your favorite christmas songs (How awesome is that!?)
During the Game Jam you'll get 9 hours of time to create a game along with others. You can join the Jam with your team or - this time preferred - let us create the teams. It doesn't matter which technology your team choses. Of course it can be tech and run on a device, but it's also ok to create a cardboard game.
This day should be fun.
Inexperienced, rusty or just curious?
We will do an awesome, comprehensive, PhaserJS based setup night to get you all started! This will happen at the 29th of November at 7pm at the Mutterschiff.
But be warned - it's already going to be a lot of fun!
Wait .. you haven't registered yet?
At the last game jams we used to accept predefined teams - and we will also do that for the GameJam 2017...
BUT to spread the spirit of christmas, we want to encourage people to come as they are and participate in the
awesome random team Shuffle .
A gang of social experts will then form perfectly balanced teams to get the most fun and best results out of the event and ensure that everyone is coming home with a big smile.


Data Science Boot Camp
1
Welcome
2
Introduction
I Core theory
3
Principles of data science
3.1
What is data science?
3.2
What is the data life cycle?
3.3
What is a pipeline?
3.4
Data science ‘in the wild’
3.5
The reproducibility crisis
4
Data, ethics, and citizenship
5
Principles of data visualization
5.1
Bad examples
5.2
Good exaples
5.3
Edward Tufte
5.4
Grammar of graphics
5.5
Design principles
5.6
Plots & power: the politics of plotting
6
Principles of writing in data science
7
Getting started in R
7.1
Downloading R and RStudio
7.2
Running R code: basic math & operators
7.3
RStudio: Tour, workflow, & scripts
7.4
Objects: variables and vectors
7.5
Calling functions
7.6
Base plots
7.7
Packages
7.8
ggplot
8
Working with data in R
8.1
Project workflows
8.2
Importing data
8.2.1
Working directories
8.2.2
Reading in data
8.3
Dataframes: exploration & summarization
8.4
Data wrangling
8.4.1
Data transformation, filtering, & grouping
8.4.2
The tidyverse and tibbles
8.4.3
Transformation with dplyr
8.5
Exploratory Data Analysis
8.5.1
Exploring distributions
8.5.2
Variable types & statistics
8.5.3
Descriptive statistics
8.6
Significance statistics
8.6.1
Comparison tests
8.6.2
Correlation tests
8.7
Customizing plots
8.7.1
Base plots
8.7.2
ggplot
8.8
Managing project files
8.9
Formatting your own data
9
Your core R toolkit
9.1
Uniting and joining data
9.2
For loops
9.3
Writing functions
9.4
Working with text
9.5
Cleaning messy data
9.6
Working with factors
9.7
Matrices & lists
9.8
Pipes
9.9
Exporting data & plots
9.10
Web-based data
9.11
For loops
10
Interactive dashboards in R
10.1
Shiny dashboards
10.2
Data entry apps
11
Databases
11.1
Intro: What, why, when (and when not)
11.2
Platforms: PostgreSQL, mySQL, SQLite, etc.
11.3
Alternatives: NoSQL
11.4
Practical: spinning up a local DB
12
Reproducible research & documentation in R
12.1
Introduction to Rmarkdown
12.2
Standards for tables
12.3
Standards for figures
13
Version control and teamwork
13.1
What is version control?
13.2
Github
13.3
Standard git operations
13.4
Other git platforms
14
Scientific writing techniques
15
Advanced skills
15.1
Geographic computing & GIS
15.2
Mapping
15.3
Statistical modeling
15.4
Apply family
15.5
Iterative analyses
15.5.1
Randomization
15.5.2
Simulations
References
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Module 4
Data, ethics, and citizenship


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* Exports an async function that adds the CRON job trigger to the post lambda and creates the post lambda as the target on the CRON job.
* @module addPostLambdaEventPermission
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* @param {String} postLambdaArn This is the post lambda function arn.
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*/
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Targets: [
{
Arn: postLambdaArn,
Id: cronJobName,
},
],
};
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logger.debugSuccess(`Successfully created CloudWatchEvent Target: ${postLambdaArn}`);
} catch (err) {
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}
};
/**
* Exports addPostLambdaEventPermission
* @param {String} region This is the region of where this AWS service is deployed.
* @param {String} lambdaName This is the name of the post lambda function.
* @param {String} sourceArn This is the Event Bridge CRON job arn.
* @param {String} cronJobName This is the name of the CRON job.
* @param {String} postLambdaArn This is the post lambda function arn.
*/
module.exports = async (region, lambdaName, sourceArn, cronJobName, postLambdaArn) => {
const lambda = new LambdaClient({ region });
const cloudwatchEvent = new CloudWatchEventsClient({ region });
await addLambdaPermission(lambda, lambdaName, sourceArn);
await createTarget(cloudwatchEvent, cronJobName, postLambdaArn);
};


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Coursework: Web Mining and Recommender Systems, Probabilistic Reasoning, Graduate Database System


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Neven Mrgan linked to the Cisco Cius saying:
It’s incredible how badly big companies are boning themselves in this tablet business.
Everything about this page is amazing.
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I noticed that the dates in my blog were all wrong, and now the blog doesn’t build.
ghc --make blog.hs
[1 of 1] Compiling Main ( blog.hs, blog.o )
blog.hs:27:12:
Not in scope: `list'
Perhaps you meant `last' (imported from Prelude)
blog.hs:29:21: Not in scope: `pageCompiler'
blog.hs:30:17: Not in scope: `applyTemplateCompiler'
blog.hs:31:17: Not in scope: `relativizeUrlsCompiler'
blog.hs:34:27:
Not in scope: `constA'
Perhaps you meant `const' (imported from Prelude)
blog.hs:35:18: Not in scope: `setField'
blog.hs:36:13: Not in scope: `requireAllA'
blog.hs:37:13: Not in scope: `applyTemplateCompiler'
blog.hs:38:13: Not in scope: `applyTemplateCompiler'
blog.hs:39:13: Not in scope: `relativizeUrlsCompiler'
blog.hs:43:21: Not in scope: `pageCompiler'
blog.hs:44:17: Not in scope: `applyTemplateCompiler'
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The price to pay for using a system in flux … oh well, time to read up on the hakyll transition from v3 to v4.
Alright, that isn’t good enough … need some ‘patterns’ to work with. Luckily, I found another Hakyll blog that made the jump, and shameless plagiarized. (So thank you, wmasson
!)
Well, I didn’t even plagiarize well. I used tabs instead of spaces at one point and stared at a parse error on input `='
error message for some time.
I spent some more time staring at
blog.hs:39:47:
Couldn't match expected type `Item String'
with actual type `[Item String]'
Expected type: [Item String] -> [Item String]
Actual type: [Item String] -> [[Item String]]
In the second argument of `(.)', namely `recentFirst'
In the second argument of `($)', namely `take 3 . recentFirst'
… and then I realized that the signature of postList
was wrong and should have its second argument as ([Item String] -> Compiler [Item String])
instead of ([Item String] -> [Item String])
. Had to change prep <$> loadAll pattern
to prep =<< loadAll pattern
to accomodate this change.
Somehow the type signature of the main page function didn’t match, so I modified the postList
function to take a listmodifier
; this way I could pass in id
for the list of all posts and (take 3)
for the main page.
I also had to change the date format from %d %m %Y
to %Y-%m-%d
, since I was getting an
[ERROR] Hakyll.Web.Template.Context.getItemUTC: could not parse time for ...
error message, looking at the source I found that only a few formats were supported.
Finally, right at the end, I clobbered the git submodule in my output directory when I did a ./blog rebuild
. So to bring it back, I had to
$ rm -f .gitmodules
$ ./blog clean
Removing _site...
Removing _cache...
Removing _cache/tmp...
$ git rm -r _site
rm '_site'
$ git submodule add --force git@github.com:agam/agam.github.com.git _site
Reactivating local git directory for submodule '_site'.
$ cd _site
$ git checkout master
$ cd ..
$ ./blog build
So … no outward change in appearance, but a lot of time wasted, and all because I was bold enough to run cabal update
.
Yes, I know. Sad.
But it works! (atleast the chronological sorting works again).
Update: This diff might help to show the changes required. Update: Just for fun, I tweaked the CSS of the page a bit, to make it a little less bland.


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| MtrNode * | Mtr_InitTree () |
| void | Mtr_FreeTree (MtrNode *node) |
| MtrNode * | Mtr_CopyTree (MtrNode *node, int expansion) |
| void | Mtr_MakeFirstChild (MtrNode *parent, MtrNode *child) |
| void | Mtr_MakeLastChild (MtrNode *parent, MtrNode *child) |
| MtrNode * | Mtr_CreateFirstChild (MtrNode *parent) |
| MtrNode * | Mtr_CreateLastChild (MtrNode *parent) |
| void | Mtr_MakeNextSibling (MtrNode *first, MtrNode *second) |
| void | Mtr_PrintTree (MtrNode *node) |
Variables | |
| static char rcsid[] | MTR_UNUSED = "$Id: mtrBasic.c,v <IP_ADDRESS> 2005/04/18 17:40:17 mchu Exp $" |
| MtrNode* Mtr_AllocNode | ( | ) |
Function********************************************************************
Synopsis [Allocates new tree node.]
Description [Allocates new tree node. Returns pointer to node.]
SideEffects [None]
SeeAlso [Mtr_DeallocNode]
Definition at line 91 of file mtrBasic.c.
References ALLOC.
Referenced by Mtr_CopyTree(), Mtr_CreateFirstChild(), Mtr_CreateLastChild(), Mtr_InitTree(), and Mtr_MakeGroup().
Function********************************************************************
Synopsis [Makes a copy of tree.]
Description [Makes a copy of tree. If parameter expansion is greater than 1, it will expand the tree by that factor. It is an error for expansion to be less than 1. Returns a pointer to the copy if successful; NULL otherwise.]
SideEffects [None]
SeeAlso [Mtr_InitTree]
Definition at line 190 of file mtrBasic.c.
References MtrNode::child, MtrNode::elder, MtrNode::flags, MtrNode::index, MtrNode::low, Mtr_AllocNode(), Mtr_DeallocNode(), Mtr_FreeTree(), MtrNode::parent, MtrNode::size, and MtrNode::younger.
Referenced by Cudd_zddVarsFromBddVars().
Function********************************************************************
Synopsis [Creates a new node and makes it the first child of parent.]
Description [Creates a new node and makes it the first child of parent. Returns pointer to new child.]
SideEffects [None]
SeeAlso [Mtr_MakeFirstChild Mtr_CreateLastChild]
Definition at line 312 of file mtrBasic.c.
References MtrNode::child, MtrNode::elder, MtrNode::flags, Mtr_AllocNode(), Mtr_MakeFirstChild(), MtrNode::parent, and MtrNode::younger.
Function********************************************************************
Synopsis [Creates a new node and makes it the last child of parent.]
Description [Creates a new node and makes it the last child of parent. Returns pointer to new child.]
SideEffects [None]
SeeAlso [Mtr_MakeLastChild Mtr_CreateFirstChild]
Definition at line 341 of file mtrBasic.c.
References MtrNode::child, MtrNode::elder, MtrNode::flags, Mtr_AllocNode(), Mtr_MakeLastChild(), MtrNode::parent, and MtrNode::younger.
| void Mtr_DeallocNode | ( | MtrNode * | node | ) |
Function********************************************************************
Synopsis [Deallocates tree node.]
Description []
SideEffects [None]
SeeAlso [Mtr_AllocNode]
Definition at line 114 of file mtrBasic.c.
References FREE.
Referenced by Mtr_CopyTree(), Mtr_DissolveGroup(), and Mtr_FreeTree().
| void Mtr_FreeTree | ( | MtrNode * | node | ) |
Function********************************************************************
Synopsis [Disposes of tree rooted at node.]
Description []
SideEffects [None]
SeeAlso [Mtr_InitTree]
Definition at line 163 of file mtrBasic.c.
References MtrNode::child, Mtr_DeallocNode(), MTR_TERMINAL, MTR_TEST, and MtrNode::younger.
Referenced by Cudd_FreeTree(), Cudd_FreeZddTree(), Cudd_SetTree(), Cudd_SetZddTree(), cuddFreeTable(), and Mtr_CopyTree().
| MtrNode* Mtr_InitTree | ( | ) |
Function********************************************************************
Synopsis [Initializes tree with one node.]
Description [Initializes tree with one node. Returns pointer to node.]
SideEffects [None]
SeeAlso [Mtr_FreeTree Mtr_InitGroupTree]
Definition at line 135 of file mtrBasic.c.
References MtrNode::child, MtrNode::elder, MtrNode::flags, Mtr_AllocNode(), MtrNode::parent, and MtrNode::younger.
Referenced by Mtr_InitGroupTree().
Function********************************************************************
Synopsis [Makes child the first child of parent.]
Description []
SideEffects [None]
SeeAlso [Mtr_MakeLastChild Mtr_CreateFirstChild]
Definition at line 244 of file mtrBasic.c.
References assert, MtrNode::child, MtrNode::elder, MtrNode::parent, and MtrNode::younger.
Referenced by Mtr_CreateFirstChild().
Function********************************************************************
Synopsis [Makes child the last child of parent.]
Description []
SideEffects [None]
SeeAlso [Mtr_MakeFirstChild Mtr_CreateLastChild]
Definition at line 275 of file mtrBasic.c.
References MtrNode::child, MtrNode::elder, MtrNode::parent, and MtrNode::younger.
Referenced by Mtr_CreateLastChild().
Function********************************************************************
Synopsis [Makes second the next sibling of first.]
Description [Makes second the next sibling of first. Second becomes a child of the parent of first.]
SideEffects [None]
SeeAlso []
Definition at line 370 of file mtrBasic.c.
References MtrNode::elder, MtrNode::parent, and MtrNode::younger.
| void Mtr_PrintTree | ( | MtrNode * | node | ) |
Function********************************************************************
Synopsis [Prints a tree, one node per line.]
Description []
SideEffects [None]
SeeAlso [Mtr_PrintGroups]
Definition at line 398 of file mtrBasic.c.
References MtrNode::child, MtrNode::elder, MtrNode::flags, MTR_TERMINAL, MTR_TEST, MtrNode::parent, and MtrNode::younger.
char rcsid [] MTR_UNUSED = "$Id: mtrBasic.c,v <IP_ADDRESS> 2005/04/18 17:40:17 mchu Exp $" [static] |
CFile***********************************************************************
FileName [mtrBasic.c]
PackageName [mtr]
Synopsis [Basic manipulation of multiway branching trees.]
Description [External procedures included in this module:
SeeAlso [cudd package]
Author [Fabio Somenzi]
Copyright [This file was created at the University of Colorado at Boulder. The University of Colorado at Boulder makes no warranty about the suitability of this software for any purpose. It is presented on an AS IS basis.]
Definition at line 58 of file mtrBasic.c.


Evolution Digital LLC was founded in 2008 by a small team of industry veterans and is based in Denver, CO. The driving force behind the company was to provide cost-effective solutions for small to medium size operators to stem the loss of subscribers to satellite providers. We pioneered the certification of CAL security that enabled development of non-CableCARD devices. By using Evolution Digital’s innovative and low-cost DTAs, operators were able to reclaim analog bandwidth and convert to digital distribution to enhance their high-definition (HD) and high-speed data offerings.


Tuesday's Best Bet: Semi Excited a strong contender at Parx
by Jarrod HorakTuesday’s 8th race from Parx is a $46,000 entry level allowance event for 3-year-olds and up traveling a mile and seventy yards on the main track (Post Time 3:34 p.m. ET).
Click here for Parx Racing Entries & Results
#5 SEMI EXCITED (4-1) exits a strong front running starter allowance victory at this course/distance. The pace was slow that day, and that was the only time he was near the lead recently. Some others have speed in this spot, and I am expecting him to revert to patient tactics.
#3 Snap Hook (9-2) exits a runner-up finish at Keeneland, and Mike Pino claimed him for $30k that day. He should be forwardly placed.
#6 Evil Monkey (8-5) is a 2-for-20 gelding with an affinity for finishing 2nd and 3rd. He stretches back out and figures to stalk the pace.
#7 Over Sensual (3-1) stretches back out in his third start after a layoff. He is 2-for-3 at Parx and projects an outside stalking trip. He seems best between seven panels and one mile.
Wagers:
#5 to win
Exacta Box 3-5
Trifecta Key 5/3-6-7
Trifecta 3-5-7/3-5-7/6
November 2019 Best Bet Winners
Nov 4 - KARSAVINA ($9.60), Quinella ($15.80)
Nov 5 - MISCHEVIOUS ALEX ($7.00)
Nov 6 - FINAL CUT ($8.00), Trifecta ($47.80)
Nov 7 - HAY FIELD ($7.50), Exacta ($20.80)
Nov 10 - FLY SO PRETTY ($23.20), Exacta ($79.50)
Nov 17 - QUEEN BEE TO YOU ($8.00)
Nov 19 - MESS'N AROUND ($6.00)
Nov 23 - MIDCOURT ($7.60), Quinella ($14.00)
Nov 24 - Fashionably Fast/Oliver Quinella ($5.20)


Trace can be invoked as follows:
java com.sun.tools.example.trace.Trace options class argsYour classpath must include the JDI Library (see set-up), the path to the compiled trace class files, and the path for the application being traced.
Available options are:
-output filename Set destination for output trace. By default output goes to the terminal. -all Include system classes in output. By default java.*, javax.*, sun.* and com.sun.* events are not diplayed. -fields Also show assignments into fields. -help Print a help messageclass is the program to trace. args are the arguments to class.
trace
directory of examples.jar
.
Source code for these example applications is included to provide concrete
examples for debugger developers. Example code may be used, modified
and redistributed by debugger developers providing they adhere to the
terms in the COPYRIGHT notice.
trace
directory,
you need only to compile them. No special
options are required, aside from those which set your classpath to
include the JDI Library.


So you are a believer in traditional values, capitalism, and originalism. Perhaps one of the following websites would confirm you in these beliefs.
Red State
Breitbart News
Fox News
Soo you are a believer in market-driven economies, personal freedom, and Ron Paul. I wish I could help you but we don't serve your kind here. Pick a real party.
Soo, you have the memory length of a squirrel and your opinion is swayed by the last, loudest voice you heard. Congratulations, fuckwit!


Three key functionalities are present. It is able to mask confidential data using multiplicative noise. It is able to unmask this data while still preserving confidentiality. It is able to calculate the numerical joint density function of the original data from the unmasked data, as well as obtaining a sample from the marginal density functions of the unmasked data. The final results are a reasonable approximation to the original data for the purposes of analysis (Lin et al. (2018) <http://www.tdp.cat/issues16/abs.a271a17.php>).
| Version: | 1.0 |
| Imports: | ks, np, plyr, parallel, MASS |
| Published: | 2018-05-22 |
| Author: | Yan-Xia Lin [aut, cre], Luke Mazur [aut, cre], Jordan Morris [ctb] |
| Maintainer: | Luke Mazur <lm810 at uowmail.edu.au> |
| License: | GPL-2 |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| CRAN checks: | MaskJointDensity results |
| Reference manual: | MaskJointDensity.pdf |
| Package source: | MaskJointDensity_1.0.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: MaskJointDensity_1.0.zip, r-release: MaskJointDensity_1.0.zip, r-oldrel: MaskJointDensity_1.0.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: MaskJointDensity_1.0.tgz, r-oldrel: MaskJointDensity_1.0.tgz |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=MaskJointDensity to link to this page.


Nowadays there is a growing expansion of online betting sites. As a result a new figure has emerged: the ‘Tipster’. The tipster is a betting expert who advises about betting decisions, usually just based on subjective intuition.
The aim of this project is to build a fully functional platform containing reliable information about football soccer past matches as well as Machine-Learning-based predictions of future matches results. With this aim, a large amount of data has been collected and used to build a database containing all the scores -among other information- for all the matches played in three major European leagues (BBVA, Bundesliga and Premier League) from 2013 until today.
After cleaning the data and extracting relevant features from it, a predictive model based on different Machine Learning algorithms has been induced. The model is able to learn from its own errors and is updated with new data every time a match is played. The model provides predictions to an online site to be displayed along with other statistics.


Mica Mountain Marathon
Tucson AZ/USA
Race Winners
(38 runnings)
7:07: 6:45: 6:14:10 25 Mar
2007
5:49:57
26 Mar
2006
5:31:
27 Mar
2005
5:58:54
28 Mar
2004
5:01:08
5:59:25
30 Mar
2003
5:47:30
6:36:40
31 Mar
2002
6:14:20
6:35:17
01 Apr
2001
5:02:55
26 Mar
2000
6:51:38
6:51:38
1999
7:34:50
7:34:50
1998
**
29 Mar 1997
4:44:15
5:38:34
31 Mar
1996
5:05:
6:30:
02 Apr
1995
5:50:
6:20:07
27 Mar 1994
5:46:09
6:07:37
28 Mar 1993
5:07:06
7:39:51
29 Mar 1992
5:22:03
10:11:57
24 Mar 1991
6:26:31
8:33:08
1990
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26 Mar 1989
4:28:07
27 Mar 1988
4:43:17
29 Mar
1987
4:27:23
7:08:01
30 Mar 1986
3:53:28 31 Mar
1985
4:49:25
6:53:29 01 Apr
1984
3:35:32
5:35:57
27 Mar
1983
5:27:43
7:03:32
28 Mar
1982
4:06:57
5:51:01
29 Mar
1981
3:48:42
5:42:57
30 Mar
1980
3:52:21
7:23:48
01 Apr
1979
4:18:18
10:12:01
Notes: 1979 was the inaugural year. The 1990 race was cancelled due to a forest fire that resulted in the US National
Park Service closing an area that included much of the race course. Relative winning times often reflect snow conditions
on the course which range from clear (no snow) to as much as one to two meters of snow at the top of the mountain. 1998 was
a heavy snow year; Arter was the only finisher, around ten hours.
19 Mar
2017
5:19:
Mike Duer (AZ/USA)
8:00:
Stacey Cochran (AZ/USA)
27 Mar
2016
4:46:
Gabe McGowan (AZ/USA)
5:25:
Ronni Rudolphi (AZ/USA)
29 Mar
2015
4:25:
Catlow Shipek-3
5:39:
Kelly Wild (FL/USA)
30 Mar
2014
4:35:
Catlow Shipek-2
6:47:
Machelle Hawk (AZ/USA)
24 Mar
2013
4:57:
Randy Sooter (AZ/USA)
5:13:
Polly Campbell (AZ/USA)
25 Mar
2012
5:18:
Catlow Shipek (AZ/USA)
Lisa Osinga (AZ/USA)
27 Mar
2011
4:51:
Sion Lurultz (AZ/USA)
28 Mar
2010
6:14:10
Chase
Duarte-5
29 Mar
2009
5:46:
Steve Roark (AZ/USA)
Tonja Chagaris (AZ/USA)
30 Mar
2008
5:23:47
Kyle Blasch (AZ/USA)
Jane Larkindale (AZ/USA)
Nate Polaske (AZ/USA)
Chase Duarte-4
Jerry Riddick (AZ/USA)
Bill Cuculic (AZ/USA)
Julie Arter-10
Geno Foushee (AZ/USA)
Julie Arter-9
Ken Greco (AZ/USA)
Julie Arter-8
Chase Duarte-3
.
Rick Kelley-2
Julie Arter-7
Rick Kelley (AZ/USA)
Julie Arter-6
Duane Arter (AZ/USA)
.

Race Time Bias
Insufficient data to calculate the
race time bias.
Competitive Level
Insufficient data to calculate the
competitive level.
Last Updated on
19 Mar 2017
Contributors: Gene Joseph, Jennifer Aviles, Ross Zimmerman, Joe Dana


SPIs¶
Functions
-
struct metal_spi *
metal_spi_get_device
(int device_num)¶ Get a handle for a SPI device.
- Return
- A handle to the SPI device, or NULL if the device does not exist
- Parameters
device_num
: The index of the desired SPI device
-
void
metal_spi_init
(struct metal_spi *spi, int baud_rate)¶ Initialize a SPI device with a certain baud rate.
- Parameters
spi
: The handle for the SPI device to initializebaud_rate
: The baud rate to set the SPI device to
-
int
metal_spi_transfer
(struct metal_spi *spi, struct metal_spi_config *config, size_t len, char *tx_buf, char *rx_buf)¶ Perform a SPI transfer.
- Return
- 0 if the transfer succeeds
- Parameters
spi
: The handle for the SPI device to perform the transferconfig
: The configuration for the SPI transfer.len
: The number of bytes to transfertx_buf
: The buffer to send over the SPI bus. Must be len bytes long. If NULL, the SPI will transfer the value 0.rx_buf
: The buffer to receive data into. Must be len bytes long. If NULL, the SPI will ignore received bytes.
-
struct
metal_spi_config
¶ - #include <spi.h>
The configuration for a SPI transfer.
Public Types
Public Members
-
metal_spi_config::@0 metal_spi_config::protocol
The protocol for the SPI transfer.
-
unsigned int
polarity
¶ The polarity of the SPI transfer, equivalent to CPOL.
-
unsigned int
phase
¶ The phase of the SPI transfer, equivalent to CPHA.
-
unsigned int
little_endian
¶ The endianness of the SPI transfer.
-
unsigned int
cs_active_high
¶ The active state of the chip select line.
-
unsigned int
csid
¶ The chip select ID to activate for the SPI transfer.
-
-
struct
metal_spi
¶ - #include <spi.h>
A handle for a SPI device.


@everyone we released atomicDEX mobile 0.1.8 (beta) - this version brings many improvements and resolves pretty much all of the reported issues. It is already on playstore (Android) and will be available for iOS (testflight) in the coming 24-48h (pending approval). Happy testing!
changelog:
fixes:
refactor api provider
initialisation
wallet configuration
encryption/decryption
add missing exception handlers
features:
new mm2
new encryption
sync improvement
add additional logs [debug]
enable biometric only protection
add precise error messages


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Spectrum games are available for use in emulators in a number of file formats, the most popular ones being Z80, TAP and TZX, all of which +F can load. TAP files are at present the most reliable, although you should be able to use a lot of Z80 and TZX files as well.
One of the most authoritative sources for Spectrum games the World of Spectrum Archive, which has an extensive collection of TAP and TZX files.
Don’t forget that the classic Spectrum games we can play today on emulators remain the result of the skills and dedication of the programmers who developed them. While many have granted free distribution rights for their games, others have not, they are well within their rights to do so, and it’s up to us to respect them.
Therefore, please be considerate when downloading program files, and refer to the information here, here](http://www.worldofspectrum.org/permits/publishers.html) and here for full details on which publishers and developers have granted free distribution rights.


PermissionsOptions
interface PermissionsOptions
{
}
PermissionResult
interface PermissionResult
{
}
PermissionType
enum PermissionType
{
ClipboardRead:
"clipboard-read"
ClipboardWrite:
"clipboard-write"
Geolocation:
"geolocation"
Notifications:
"notifications"
}


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Besides gathering information about Kings Of Leon across Sziget Festival key markets we focused on creating a competitive analysis against two similar sized bands booked in the past by Sziget Festival (Foo Fighters and The Killers).
We looked into data related to: fan base size and fan engagement across key markets, upcoming and past shows and album releases.
Foo Fighters have the biggest fanbase across Sziget festival key markets (DE, FR, NL, UK).
During July 2021, all three acts had similar numbers for fan engagement (Spotify monthly listeners), demonstrating that acts with a way smaller fan base (in Sziget festival key markets) are capable of generating the same fan engagement as acts with a bigger fan base.
After Kings of Leons latest release (5th March 2021) they had a slight growth in terms of fan engagement (Spotify monthly listeners)
The latest release of Foo Fighters (17th July 2021) resulted in a significant growth in their fan engagement (views by people). However, this growth (in absolute numbers) was similar to Kings of Leons growth, even though they did not have a current release at the time;
Both Kings Of Leon and The Killers will be on tour in Europe during the summer of 2022. They will also play the exact same festivals:
Southside & Hurricane Festival (DE), Mad Cool Festival (ES). These festivals have an average size of 70K spectators.
Upcoming/Future Releases:
What we could have gathered if these artists had a page on gigmit?
...and what else?
Check an example of a gigmit Artist Page below


<EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS>consist of both - server and client side parts. Though it's not necessary to use both. In general your application can run with Ruby server side and Bright client side. Or Bright server side and Backbone client side.
Let's check how Bright solve main needs of web application - Routing, Content rendering and Database access.
Routing explained in the BrRequest section. Here is just a small example:
br() ->request() ->route('/index.html', function() { // display homepage }) ->route('/order.html?client=([0-9]+)', function($matches) { // display order of client $matches[1] }) ->routeGET('/pay.html', function() { // display payment page }) ->routePOST('/pay.html', function() { // handle POST to pay.html }) ->route('POST', '/pay.html', function() { // handle POST to pay.html - same as prior rule }) ->routeIndex(function() { // handle request to root url of your site }) ->routeDefault() ;
Rendering explained in the BrRenderer section. Here is just a small example:
br()->renderer()->fetch('index.html');
Database access explained in the BrDatabase section. Here is just a small example:
$idx = 1; $rows = br()->db()->getRows('SELECT * FROM some_table'); foreach($rows as $row) { br()->db()->runQuery('UPDATE some_table SET field = ? WHERE id = ?', $idx++, $row['id']); }


Managing Teenage Stress
A Conversation with Tony Brown: Supporting Educational Equity
Competitive Sports Teach More Than A Trophy
Struggling to Stay Active and Healthy
Balancing the Challenges of Distance Learning
Counseling the Whole Child During Crisis
HOLA Alumna Gives Back and Helps Families in Need
Eisner Foundation Awards Grant for Intergenerational Orchestra at HOLA
Designing NIKE Jordan Apparel


HCL (Chroma = 30, Light = 50):
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Demand Analysis
QRIO targets users such as eBay data analysts, PMs, managers, etc. They want to have a better self-service experience where they can create their own user cohorts and segments, and analyze the data based on the cohorts or segments.


Please select your settings and start your server.
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To use a new generator for the whole world, you have to delete your server data and world using the button below.
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There wasnt a time that Fansterwall couldnt remember needing anything and it not been given to him.He lived a life full of luxery and prestigue.His dad was very good with people something that fansterwall could not understand you see they couldnt be any more different.Fansterwall was definately not a people person he kept to himself and tried not to get in anyones way.His dad was the one person all made way for and if anyone didnt well lets just say that they never lived to tell the story.Now that fansterwall is 16 his dad is pushing him join the familly buisness which happens to be human trafficing illegal shipments of weapons and destroying


Apple IIe, The Apple IIe is the third model in the Apple II series of personal computers produced by Apple Computer. We play Oregon trail video game and used 5.5 inch floopy drives to load software and applications.
I recieved my first email while enrolled at University of Iowa; Nursing Bachelors Degree.
While in the Airforce, at an off duty party, a coworker started their computer and logged on to the "Internet". I dont think there was even a browser. So he entered a few URL's to show me the "Network"
While in the Airforce at the end of the 90's, I used and was introduced to these technologies; Oracle DataBase for saving training data. The Microsoft Office for administrative tasks and Netscape Navigator for initially viewing the web.
While in the Airforce deployed to Panama, I was reading through a work email from an old friend who was using HotMail and his email client. After going out to the website, I set up my first free email service that was not connected to a school or work institution. Hotmail was purchased by Microsoft in December 1997, Hotmail sold to Microsoft for a reported $400 million(Wiki).
After exiting the Airforce, I finished my MIS degree at SIU Carbondale, IL. While in classes I took some Security Networking courses, learned about Virtual Machines and how dangerous it is to maintain your data off site, the opposite of Cloud Computing. I learned some basic Visual Basic and SQL.
My first laptop was from a company called GateWay Computers, from the Little Rock Store. It came with an AOL cd and I used that to "Surf the Web", and use Chat Rooms to get familiar with instant messagging. As well as an AOL email and utilizing the AOL portal.
In the year 2002, there was the Internet worm “Klez”. This virus was first detected on October 26, 2001 and to the current time has still not lost its place on the list of most widespread virus threats. My first virus was a worm that everyone was getting and easily enough I called a friend on the celluar phone, went to his house and downloaded the patch or anti-virus onto a 3.5 floppy disk, brought that back to my computer, put it in the drive and started the computer.
By 2003, I had finished my MIS degree and was working on building my first computer from scratch using the A+ Certification book as a guide. I was coding in sql, visual basic and some asp.net and I was taking night time courses in network security.
Apple IIe, The Apple IIe is the third model in the Apple II series of personal computers produced by Apple Computer. We play Oregon trail video game and used 5.5 inch floopy drives to load software and applications.


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--- layout: default --- {% include header.html %} Audio Data modify the data set you will be sorting. preview how the data sounds and set playback options. Export As Midi Audio Waveform SoundFont Scale Save {% include pane-audio.html %} {% include pane-waveform.html %} {% include pane-soundfont.html %} {% include pane-scale.html %} {% include pane-save.html %} {% include player-buttons.html %} Loop? / Sorted Reverse Random (Unique) Random (Dupes) Almost Sorted Few Unique Sorting choose a sorting algorithm to visualize and audibilize how the algorithm works. Export As Midi Sort: AutoPlay? Add Algorithm Position: Compares: Swaps: c: / s: {% include player-buttons.html %} Loop? / {% include modal-add-algorithm.html %} {% include modal-midi-export.html %} {% include modal-sort.html %} {% assign init_audio_sort = true %} {% include footer.html %}


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Redesign the trial creation, trial setup and trial to paid conversion experience on the partner portal. This experience happens before the First Time Setup Wizard on Control Hub when Partner creates a trial for a customer, and assign services and devices for the organization.
Cisco Platform UX team
Control Hub is a portal where all the Cisco Partners contorl, analyze, edit and configure their client sites. As part of redesign process, Platform team dissected the UX interaction of the current design, and update the new UX with the most up to date Momentum Control Hub design system visual design.
UI Design, Interaction Design, Visual Design QA
Interaction Designer: Rachael Marr
Project Owner: Peter Kim
Current flow for Trial and Paid conversion doesn't have the best UX. There are repetitive fields, making it longer for partner to setup, inputs on inappropriate locations, doesn't have clear progress and steps, and visual design is not up to date with the Cisco Momentum design system.
We went through the current process screen by screen to list out the pain points, questions for the Product Team, and track feedbacks from the Product.
Redesign the trial creation experience on the partner portal. Partners create multiple clients per day so this process needs to be simple and fluid.
Redesign the existing Trial flow to get customers to use our products quickly, and with little additional work.
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pyfos_brocade_fibrechannel_switch
- PyFOS module to provide rest support for FC switch.¶
The pyfos_brocade_fibrechannel_switch
provides a REST support for FC switch.
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class
pyfos_brocade_fibrechannel_switch.
fibrechannel_switch
(dictvalues={})¶ Class of FC switch
Important class members:
Attribute name Description Frequstly used methods name WWN name of switch set_name()
peek_name()
domain-id domain id of switch peek_domain_id()
user-friendly-name user friendly name of switch set_user_friendly_name()
peek_user_friendly_name()
fcid FCID of switch peek_fcid()
vf-id VFID of switch peek_vf_id()
principal indicate if principal or not peek_principal()
enabled-state Enabled or disabled state set_enabled_state()
peek_enabled_state()
up-time Uptime of the switch peek_up_time()
model Model of the switch peek_model()
firmware-version FOS version of switch peek_firmware_version()
ip-address List of IPv4 address note the same name of leaf list elements set_ip_address()
peek_ip_address()
domain-name DNS domain name of switch set_domain_name()
peek_domain_name()
fabric-user-friendly-name user friendly name of fabric set_fabric_user_friendly_name()
peek_fabric_user_friendly_name()
ag-mode indicate if ag is enabled or not peek_ag_mode()
Object methods
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get
(session, name=None)¶ Returns a
fibrechannel_switch
object or a list of objects filled with attributes gathered from switch. If optional name is given, either an object matching the WWN of the switch is returned or an empty object is returned.Each object can be printed using
pyfos_util.response_print()
and individual attributes accessed through peek methods.Parameters: session – session handler returned by pyfos_auth.login()
Return type: a fibrechannel_switch
object if there is only one switch within fabric or a list of objects if there are more than one
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patch
(session)¶ Apply configurable attribute(s) within the object to switch.
Below is an example using individual sets:
# initialize the switch object switch = pyfos_switch.fibrechannel_switch() # set the enabled-state attribute to enable the switch switch.set_enabled_state(pyfos_switch.ENABLE) # execute HTTP patch command to apply the object to the # switch connected through session switch.patch(session)
Below is an example of combining object initialization and attribute sets:
# initialize the switch object and # set the enable-state attribute switch = pyfos_switch.fibrechannel_switch( {"enabled-state" : pyfos_switch.ENABLE}) # execute HTTP patch command to apply the object to the # switch connected through session switch.patch(session)
Parameters: session – session handler returned by pyfos_auth.login()
Return type: a dictionary of error or success information
Attribute methods
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set_name
(name)¶ Sets name in the object.
Parameters: name – WWN of the switch to be set within the object Return type: None or dictionary of error information
-
peek_name
()¶ Reads name in the object.
Return type: None or WWN of the switch
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set_domain_id
(did)¶ Sets Domain ID in the object.
Parameters: name – DID of the switch to be set within the object Return type: None or dictionary of error information
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peek_domain_id
()¶ Reads Domain ID in the object.
Return type: None or Domain ID of the switch
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set_user_friendly_name
(name)¶ Sets user friendly name in the object.
Return type: None or dictionary of error information
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peek_user_friendly_name
()¶ Reads user friendly name in the object.
Return type: None or user friendly name of the switch
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peek_fcid
()¶ Reads FCID in the object.
Return type: None or FCID of the switch
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peek_vf_id
()¶ Reads VFID in the object.
Return type: None or VFID of the switch
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peek_principal
()¶ Reads boolean value as to if the switch is Principal switch or not in the object.
Return type: None, True, or False
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set_enabled_state
(newstate)¶ - Sets enabled state to
ENABLE
or DISABLE
in the object.
Return type: None or dictionary of error information - Sets enabled state to
-
peek_enabled_state
()¶ Reads enabled state of the switch in the object.
Return type: None or enabled state of ENABLE
,DISABLE
,UNDEFINED
, orTESTING
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peek_up_time
()¶ Reads uptime of the switch in the object.
Return type: None or uptime of the switch
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peek_model
()¶ Reads model of the switch in the object.
Return type: None or model of the switch
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peek_firmware_version
()¶ Reads FOS firmware version of the switch in the object.
Return type: None or FOS firmware version of the switch
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set_ip_address
(ipaddress)¶ Sets using a new list of IP addresses
Return type: None or dictionary of error information
-
peek_ip_address
()¶ Reads a list of IP addresses of the switch in the object.
Return type: None or a list of IP addresses
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set_domain_name
(domain_name)¶ Sets new domain name of the switch in DNS
Return type: None or dictionary of error information
-
peek_domain_name
()¶ Reads domain name in DNS of the switch in the object.
Return type: None or domain name
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set_fabric_user_friendly_name
(name)¶ Sets fabric user friendly name in the object.
Return type: None or dictionary of error information
-
peek_fabric_user_friendly_name
()¶ Reads fabric user friendly name in the object.
Return type: None or fabric user friendly name of the switch
-
peek_ag_mode
()¶ Reads Access Gateway mode in the object.
Return type: None or AG mode of the switch
-
See also
Module pyfos_auth


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45 mg |
insufflated |
2C-B |
(powder / crystals) |
So 2 days ago I got hold of a few 2C-B capsules that I was told had 45mgs apiece. That night I took one on an empty stomach and smoked a couple joints on the come up. After about an hour and a half I was peaking. The visuals were fairly intense but not intrusive (I had to stare at something for a second or two before it started flowing and geometric patterns appeared swirling. I experienced a color shift in my vision and lights and colors seemed more vivid. Over all it was easy and fun experience.
So the next night I decide to snort one of the capsules, so I broke it open getting prepared for what I was told was one of the most painful things you can put up your nose
[Erowid Note: 45 mgs of 2C-B using insufflation is considered a very high dose, see 2C-B Dose Chart].  I didn't have a watch and I realize now that my time perception was way off but the come up was very quick (peaking in under 20 minutes). Every thing started moving and street turned into a deep raging river of molten asphalt (100 times more intense than the film of plasma I see covering the street on shrooms) The only comparable experience Ive had would be a 600 mic LSD trip I took. My head was clear enough for me to keep from freaking out but I felt an almost overwhelming fear of going insane and not being able to control my actions.
I then became terrified at the idea that I'm a single individual out in this big world alone responsible for my own life. I felt very isolated. I was able to hold a brief rational conversation despite the world swirling out of control around me. It eventually became so overwhelming that I found a place to lay down and try to chill out. After a couple hours I was still tripping but not as hard and it became a more pleasant experience. Next time I think Ill just snort half or a third or the capsule. Its not that it was a bad trip just difficult and over whelming at some points.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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| bool | Contains (Vector3 location, BoundaryType boundaryType=BoundaryType.TrackedArea) |
| | Determines if a location is within the specified area of the boundary space. More...
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| bool | TryGetRectangularBoundsParams (out Vector2 center, out float angle, out float width, out float height) |
| | Returns the description of the inscribed rectangular bounds. More...
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| GameObject | GetFloorVisualization () |
| | Gets the GameObjectthat represents the user's floor. More...
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| GameObject | GetPlayAreaVisualization () |
| | Gets the GameObjectthat represents the user's play area. More...
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| GameObject | GetTrackedAreaVisualization () |
| | Gets the GameObjectthat represents the user's tracked area. More...
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| GameObject | GetBoundaryWallVisualization () |
| | Gets the GameObjectthat represents the user's boundary walls. More...
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| GameObject | GetBoundaryCeilingVisualization () |
| | Gets the GameObjectthat represents the upper surface of the user's boundary. More...
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| void | HandleEvent< T > (BaseEventData eventData, ExecuteEvents.EventFunction< T > eventHandler) |
| | The main function for handling and forwarding all events to their intended recipients. More...
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| void | Register (GameObject listener) |
| | Registers a GameObjectto listen for events from this Event System. More...
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| void | Unregister (GameObject listener) |
| | Unregisters a GameObjectfrom listening for events from this Event System. More...
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| void | RegisterHandler< T > (IEventSystemHandler handler) |
| | Registers the given handler as a global listener for all events handled via the T interface. More...
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| void | UnregisterHandler< T > (IEventSystemHandler handler) |
| | Unregisters the given handler as a global listener for all events handled via the T interface. More...
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| void | Initialize () |
| | The initialize function is used to setup the service once created. More...
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| void | Reset () |
| | Optional Reset function to perform that will Reset the service, for example, whenever there is a profile change. More...
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| void | Enable () |
| | Optional Enable function to enable / re-enable the service. More...
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| void | Update () |
| | Optional Update function to perform per-frame updates of the service. More...
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| void | LateUpdate () |
| | Optional LateUpdate function to that is called after Update has been called on all services. More...
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| void | Disable () |
| | Optional Disable function to pause the service. More...
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| void | Destroy () |
| | Optional Destroy function to perform cleanup of the service before the Mixed Reality Toolkit is destroyed. More...
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| MixedRealityBoundaryVisualizationProfile | BoundaryVisualizationProfile [get] |
| | Typed representation of the ConfigurationProfile property. More...
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| ExperienceScale | Scale [get, set] |
| | The scale (ex: World Scale) of the experience. More...
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| float | BoundaryHeight [get, set] |
| | The height of the play space, in meters. More...
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| bool | ShowFloor [get, set] |
| | Enable / disable floor rendering. More...
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| int | FloorPhysicsLayer [get, set] |
| | The physics layer that the generated floor is assigned to. More...
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| bool | ShowPlayArea [get, set] |
| | Enable / disable play area rendering. More...
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| int | PlayAreaPhysicsLayer [get, set] |
| | The physics layer that the generated play area is assigned to. More...
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| bool | ShowTrackedArea [get, set] |
| | Enable / disable tracked area rendering. More...
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| int | TrackedAreaPhysicsLayer [get, set] |
| | The physics layer that the generated tracked area is assigned to. More...
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| bool | ShowBoundaryWalls [get, set] |
| | Enable / disable boundary wall rendering. More...
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| int | BoundaryWallsPhysicsLayer [get, set] |
| | The physics layer that the generated boundary walls are assigned to. More...
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| bool | ShowBoundaryCeiling [get, set] |
| | Enable / disable ceiling rendering. More...
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| int | CeilingPhysicsLayer [get, set] |
| | The physics layer that the generated boundary ceiling is assigned to. More...
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| Edge[] | Bounds [get] |
| | Two dimensional representation of the geometry of the boundary, as provided by the platform. More...
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| float? | FloorHeight [get] |
| | Indicates the height of the floor, in relation to the coordinate system origin. More...
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| List< GameObject > | EventListeners [get] |
| | List of event listeners that are registered to this Event System. More...
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| string | Name [get] |
| | Optional Priority attribute if multiple services of the same type are required, enables targeting a service for action. More...
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| uint | Priority [get] |
| | Optional Priority to reorder registered managers based on their respective priority, reduces the risk of race conditions by prioritizing the order in which managers are evaluated. More...
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| BaseMixedRealityProfile | ConfigurationProfile [get] |
| | The configuration profile for the service. More...
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| uint | SourceId [get] |
| | The unique source id of this event source. More...
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| string | SourceName [get] |
| | The name of this event source. More...
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Manager interface for a Boundary system in the Mixed Reality Toolkit All replacement systems for providing Boundary functionality should derive from this interface


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